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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
Dragged TO DEATH ~ a COLT.
Girl Had Rope Fastened Around Her wrist
and Could Not Loosen II.

UTICA May 28.--Aiss Rena Webster,
20 years old living near Rome. was dragged
to death this afternoon by fractions colt.
After dinner Miss Webster, az was her
custom. took her fancy work and the colt,
which was her especial pet. and seating her
self by the highway near her home allowed
the animal to nibble the grass while she
busted herself with her sewing.
The colts halter had long rope attached
which was wound about Miss Webster's
wrist. or sudden the colt took fright
at something, and before the girl could
loosen the rope abe was yanked from her
seat by the runaway colt and dragged along
the rocky highway more than quarter OF
mile.
The horse, hauling the bruised and bleed
ing form Of the young woman, was caught
by two farm hands. Miss Webster was
unconscious and died in ten minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
BELLAIRS LEAVES Ell PisO.
Goes on . Cattle Train to Canada-Says
He Is Coming Here.

AUSTIN, Tex, May ga despatch from
Fl Paso says that Edmund G. Bellairs. the
newspaper correspondent, has left that
city for Canada on cattle train He
accompanied shipment OF cattle to British
Columbia AZ Government inspector.
Whether his employment by the Govern
ment is a temporary or permanent ar
ranRement is not known. 1t is said how
ever that Bellairs will not return to FL Paso.
FL PAso, Tex. May 20. Bellairs left here
on Saturday with stock train to Canada
saying he was stranded here and that this
was the only method he had Of getting to
New York He lectured to small audi
ence, endeavoring to raise the money
He said before leaving FL Paso that he was
going to New York to begin libel suits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
WILL lNDORSE ROOSEVELT.
Pennsylvania Republicans to Declare fer
His Nomination In 1904.

HARRISBURG. Pa. May Ex-senator Pom
rose, Congressman Henry Bingham and
other party leaders were in conference this
morning on the platform which will be pre-
.ented to the Republican State Convention
tomorrow. A plank indorsing President
Roosevelt for the Presidency, and pledging
the support OF Pennsylvania, will be adopted
The platform will indorse the administras
ton OF Gov. Pennypacker and reference
70 the work OF the Legislature will in all
probability be phrased to embrace good
legislation enacted. The passage OF tho
Good Roads bill will be alluded to in that
connection.
The platform may he called upon to in
dorse the action OF Senator Quay in en-
deavoring 10 accomplish the passage Of
thc Statehood bill. 1t Is Senator Quay's
known desire that such an indorsement be
given.
Senstor Penrose will be chosen ohSrnan
Of the Republican State Executive Com
mittee 10 succeed Senator Quay. The fol-
lowing ticket will be nominated by accia-
nation; State Treasurer, William l.. Ma
thncs. Delaware county; Auditor-General,
Dr. William P. Snyder, Chester county
Superior Court Judges, Judge John Hen
derson, Crawford county. and Judge
Thomas A. Morrison, Mexican county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
A STRANGER, HEFFERNAN SAID.
Never Before Saw the Man Who shot Him
Testimony Al the Inquest.

Testimony Al the Inquest.
IRv1NaroN. N. V. May 28,-The inquest
into the death OF John Heffernan, the.
coachman for NJ. F.. Sand OF Ardsley. who
was shot near the Casino on Sunday night
by stranger, who escaped, was held here
this evening by Coroner Russell and a
Jury. The only two witnesses heard were
Sarah Campbell, the servant girl employed
by Prof Furman of Tarrytown who
was with Heffernan when he was shot, and
Dr.. Robert Denniston Of Dobbs Ferry.
The girl said that she had at once started
to run and only remembered seeing the
coachman struck by the stranger with his
revolver.
Or. Dennis,on, who was then called. test
flied as to Heffcrna,s wounds and 10 a
conversation which he had had with him
while he was conscious after being taken
to the railroad station. Or. Denniston
said tina, Heffcrnan had told him that at
the first glimpse he caught Of his assailant
he believed that he recognized him ~ a
man whom he had scen before. and who
appeared wel-to-do. He did not say
Dr. Oennis,on said. that he thought him
10 10 member of the Ardsley Club. Hef-
rcrnan said. according to DIR. Denniston,
that as he grapplcd with the man he caught
n GOOD look at his face and saw that he was
n perfect stranger TO him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
FOR FAIRBANKS IN 1904.
Chairman Goodrich OF Indiana Says That
State IL for Ito Senator.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2o.-Chairman l.. F.
Goodrich Of the Indiana State Republican
Committee. by long distance telephone
to-day from his home at Winchester. pro-
posed the name OF Senator Charles W. Fair
hanks for the Republican nomination for
President. This announcement from Chair
man Goodrich came after he had heard OF
Roosevelt's expression OF gratitude at the
action Of the Canton (Ohio) Republicans in
indorsing him. He said;
i know that Senator Fairbanks'e candi-
dary. il he would consent to the Use OF his
name. would he pleasant to many national
leaders. particularly to Senator Hanna.
who sschairman Of the Republican National
Committee should have some say az TO who
the nominee should he. Senator Fairbanks
IS we'll known and IL popular throughout
the Fast and Ia we'll known In the West.
Indiana Republioana would be solid for him
and We are for announcing his candidacy.
Senator Fairbanks repreaen closer
'hsn any living man the Mckinley policy
on which this country's present pros
perity If largely based.
Chairman Goodrich said that hc be-
I'e"es that IL Senator Fairbanks would an,
nounoe his candidacy and go orward
with Il. Senator Hanna's approval would
Iva iouhconlnc, and with the Hanna stamp
m i Fairbanks leaders would spring up
all oyer the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
TRIED TO kIDNAP HER son.
The Charge ON which Mrs. I.ederer Has
Arthur 4. wilson Arrested.

Arthur A. Wilson, rs years old. Of l4lo
st. Marks avcnuue was arrested by De.
tective Sergesnts Brady and Mccormack OF
the Central Office, Brooklyn, yesterday, on a
bench warrant issued by District Attorney
James F, Nieman Of Nassau county. He IL
char ged with having forcibly entered the
apartments Of Mrs. George W. Lederer, wife
OF tho theatre manager, at Baldwins, l..
l.. on Feb. 10 lsst, and fourishing re-
volver.
Mrs. TIederer, who has had considerabie
domestic trouble with her husband. alleges
that Wilson visited her house with the
solr purpose Of kidnapping her son. Wilson
was taken to Nassau county last evening.
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bride HELD FOR MURDER.
Accused OF Poisoning Her Husband. whom
She Did Not Love.

GAINESVILLE Ga, May 28.-Wedded just
six weeks ago, Mrs Clara Tanner is under
arrest charged with killing her husband
by poison There was dinner party
Yesterday at Tanners. attended by several
guests Soon after the ice cream was served
all became violently i'll, except Mrs. Tanner
who did not take any Of the cream. The
husband soon died and two Of the que SITS
may die.
Five physicians declared there were
the cream was examined it was found to
contain quantities Of the poison. Mrs;
Tanner was arrested. II is said she lived
unhappily with her husband, having been
foced TO marry him by her parents. She
wears old and her husband was 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
AMERICAN BARONESS SUES.
FORMER MISS HOLMAN NOW
WANTS 4 DIVORCE.

Paper says n She Can secure Her Free
dom From Baron De BOrss She VIII
Try 10 Re.win the italian Inventor.
Special Cab'e Despatch to Tbs SUN
PARIS, May 2e.-The Rappei says that
Baroness do Borss, an American. who
when abe was Mas Holman was affianced
to Signor Marconi, is suing for a divorce.
IF she IL successful she will return to
America and resume her maiden name.
The paper says abe much regrets break
ing her engagement to Slgnor Marconi and
hopes TO re-win him.
Baroness de Borss liz a daughter OF tho
late Judge j. A. Holman Of the Supreme
Court Of Indiana and n cousin OF Repre-
sentative Holman OF Indiana. She is a
graduate Of Bry1 Mawr College.
In the autumn Of 1000 she met Sig for
Marconi. who was r fel low passenger on
the steamer st. Paul. Their engs cement
was announced in the following spring
Altho ugh there were rnmors OF an early
marriage this was followe by an "indefi-
mite postponement and finally in January,
1902, by the announcement made by friends
OF the young woman, that the engagement
had been broken. No reason WAS ever
given. Mics Holmsn and her mother sailed
for Europe the day the announcement was
made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
AUTO ACCIDENT IN PARK.
Cornelius Beck and simeon Gaunt hur'
-Ilcck's Shoulder NislOCateti.

Two men. who said they were Cornelius
Beck of 34s West l35th street and
Simeon Gaunt OF $40 West l'3d
street were riding in Gaunt's gasoIeno
automobile early this morning when the
machine ran into the Statue OF Commerce
at the southwest corner of Central PARK
The machine had just entered the Park
The collision wrecked the machine. Beck
was thrown under 1t and his left shoulder
was dislOcated. Ga,int was slightly hurt.
Both men were taken TO the Roosevelt
Hospital After being attended there they
went home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
ABRAHAM ABRAHAM HURT.
Cut by Broke en- Glass in Panic In a TrOllc!
('ar-Euee Had HlOwu Out.

The fuse Of crowded Fulton st rect closed
car blew out at Bedford avenue. Brooklyn
about o'clock last night. The crowd
made a rush for the door and Abraham
Abraham of Abraham 4 Straus was slightly
cut by broken glass.
Several men who were standing on the
back platform were thrown off
James Snyder of 3s2 Stuyvesant avenue had
his shoulder dislocated. and lsidorHeiman
OF s75 Broadway received scalp wound;
They were attended by an ambulance sur
geon and went home.
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you'll ever get from
S25. OOO DAMAGE TO PASSENGER.
Verde, for Philip l.. Smith. Hurt In Car
Collision With Truck.

A jury in the Supreme Court. before jus
tioe Amend, returned a verdict Of $4,000
Yesterday in favor OF Philip l.. Smith,
stock broker, in his suit against the Metro
politan Street Railway Company for t500
damages. While riding on a street car on
July 20, 1899, Smith WAS injured in col
lpion between the car and truck, The
shaft Of the wagon was driven into his
His recovery was considered remarkable
by the medical faculty, but he has never
regained his original strength and activity
fhe railroad company act up that the
negligence was on the part OF the truck
driver and that the owner of the truck
should have been sued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
LAWYER DEAD ~ HOTEL ROOM.
Killed by Escaping Gas--Had Just Won .
Case and Had Been Drinking.

Ben jamn Bernstein. young lawyer OF
5o3 Hudson street. WAS found dead, suf-
located by escaping gas, in room at the
Central Bridge Hotel. ls3d street and Ma
combs Dam road. yesterday. He won a
$500 case for client at Waterbury. Conn:
began to drink heavily.
The members of his family demonstrated
with him, and he left his house and went
to the hotel on Monday night. As he went
to his room he gave waiter ten cents,
saying: tn
me-"
When Bernst ems body WAS found gas
was esca ping from one Jet and burning at
another.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
pERI,S NEW GuNBOAr SINKS.
She Goes Down OF scilIy Islands on Her
First Trip.
!Sprcfai cable Despatch to THR Sun.

Sprrfli cane DfSDn'fh 10 INN SVN
LONDON, May 29.-The new Peruvian
River gunboat Loreto. which was built at
Birkenhead, sank last evening forty miles
of the Scily Islands while bound for Peru.
The engineer suddenly rushed on deck
and informed the Captain Of the vessel that
she was filling. Almost Immediately after
ward the fires were quenched which
rendered the gunboat helpless.
The thrush OF water was so sudden that
it was impossible to work the pumps. The
crew just had time to save their personal
belongings and embark In the lifeboats
when the I,oreto sank. They were subse-
quontly picked up by French trawler and
landed at Plymouth
1t ia surmised that the Loreto was 80
strained by the heavy swell in the Irish
Sea that her seams opened, She had very
heavy machinery.
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TO SAVE A BOYS LIFE.
Train Wrecked and the Engineer and Fire
man Lose Their Lives.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 26.-Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No.
10 left here this afternoon twenty minutes
late. One mile east Of this city the engi-
neer reversed his locomotive suddenly to
save a small boy who was running across
tho track. This spread the rails and the
locomotive, combination baggage and e4-
press car left the track.
The engine rolled to the bottom OF
forty-foot embankment, killing Thomas
Hall. the engineer. and Charles Snyder, the
fireman. The brakeman, conductor and
travelling salesman were injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
RUSSIA FEARS Az OUTBREAK.
Many Precautions TO Keep Order in the
Capital on Friday and Saturday.

SpfddT THbIe DeApd'fh 70 THE Sun
ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.-The uneasi-
moss felt by the Government and the public
regarding the threatened labor troubles
on May 20 and 30, during the celebrations
in honor Of the foundation of st. Peters
burg. does not abate. Among the other
precautions that have been taken the police
have req,istioned all the house porte rs
in the city TO assist in preserving order in
case Of need.
A part Of the garrison will be confined
TO barracks under arms on Friday and
Saturday. Other detachments of troops
will he posted in the suburbs to prevent
the working people from marching thence
to the heart Of the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
DENIAL BY RI SSIt.
MID Not Have WARNING Of the kishinen
Massacre.
.Sp.ciai cable Despatch 10 THK sun

Sp.ctai cable Despatch 10 THK sun
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2e.--The Ofe'df
Messenger to-day contains statement
10 the effect that some foreign newspapers
have published reports which have mis-
represented some Of tho facts IN regard
to the disturbances at Kishinen on April
10 and 90 These reports refer TO IN" so
called letter from NJ. de Plehve, the MIN
lister of the Interior. to the Governor OF
Bessarabia. in which the latter was urged
IN devise means for the immediate sup
pression of dist urbances which might occur.
through admonitions to the people. without Z,
however having recourse to the uso OF
arms.
These reports. tn" Official Messenofr
declares. are pure inventions. No letter
Of the above purport is in existence, ana
no communication whatever was MADE
10 tho authorities of Bassarabia preparing
them for the disturbances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
THINK ALLEN WAS POISONED.
walked Into Hospital and Asked Tf,at II,
he Operated On.

young man who wore blue serge suit
and a new straw hat and who carried a sill
yer mounted cane, went into the j. Hood
Wright Hospital at 7 O'Clock last evening
and said he wanted an operation performed
on him. He said he was f. c. Allen Of
Monroe place, Brooklyn.
Before . doctor reached him he be-
came unconscious. The hospital doctors
found that his pulse was very weak, and
they suspected poison. Up to late hour
last night they had not found out what the
matter was and had not brought the man out
OF his unconscious state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
Rich Cha mbermaid Flees.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 2e,-Lulu Hadley. tho
servant at the Hotel English who refused to
make Booker T. Washington's bed and who
has been receiving cash presents from all
over the South. has left Indianapolis and
gone to the homo OF her parents in Illinois;
She vaa afraid, It is said, OF being harmed
by negroes. She was recently robbed OF q
part Of the money she had rvoeived.
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Gets s:p.o4s for InJur,e. In a Wreck.

BRocEvoN, Mass. May ga Plymouth
county nry he's AWARDED to Frank A.
Cashin Of New York 1905 damages out
If the s75.ooo he claimed Cashin travels
for New York drug house. He was hurt
in Z collision Mt Avon, Macs, on Sept. Is.
1901. He testified that he was physical
wreck. Tho roFu commended that it was
o,ie TO the fact that he had the morphine
habit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
MINNESOTA ron ROOSEVELT.
Secretary 81 Gov. Van SAINT Says Sentiment
u Undivided.

ST. PAUL. May es.--'Sentiment is undi-
vided in Minnesota to tho effect that Roose-
welt should be nominated in 1904. His true
Americanism, progressive and courn geons
spirit and wide craftsmanship commend
him. Robert Jameson
The above telegram was sent this afternoon
to an Eastern paper by the secretary TO
Gov. Van SAINT. II was in answer TO tele-
gram asking for the sentiment in Minnesota
IN view Of the fact that Senator Hanna had
told the Ohio State convention not to in
dorsc the President for election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
LET THE WOMAN SHOOT AT HIM.
DR.. Nichols. Who Says He Is the Husband
Of Mrs. Day. Faces Death Calmly.

URBANA, H., May 2e,-Mrs. S. c. Day,
former wife of Assistant Attorney-General
W. A. Day. fired four shots at DR.. C. A.
Nichols Of this city at close range this
morning withou, injuring him. The trouble
arose in an interview in which Dr. Nichols
pressed his claims to being Mrs. Days
husband.
DR.. Nichols stood with his arms folded
and calmly allowed the woman to shoot at
him until she was satisfied. All the bullets
went wide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
BUTLER ROBBEn G. Fl. MORGAN.
siIverwsre Worth o.. NO Missing-some
OF II Rcco, eretl.

George H. Morgan OF Fast Fortieth
strest, hired butler two weeks ago
and soon after began to miss articles Of
silverware. Tho new butler disappeared
on Sunday. Then Mr.. Morgan informed
Capt. O'Connor Of the Tenderloin station,
who detailed Detectives Armstrong and
Moody on the case, Mr.. Morgan estimated
the value OF the silverware and other articles
taken at 81, 900.
The detectives said last night that they
had recovered Some of Mr.. Morgan's
property. but hadn't found the butler
whose name they withheld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
VAS NE AN ARTIST"
Man With SIX tcheS In His Pocket killed
by Train al Ionkcrs.

YoNKERs. \. v, May 20 well-dressed
Young man was killed short distance this
side Of Hastings by southbound express
train this afternoon. He was about 20
wears old and wore Greenisb suit He
had S. in cash and gold watch valued AT
about s25. He also had a pad conta aiming
several sketches in one Of his pockets.
Up 10 $ o'clock tonight no one had iden-
titled the body
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-27
HENDERSON TO LIVE HERE.
The Ex.Speaker Win Practise Law II
New York.

DUBUQUE, la, May 2e.-Ex-Speaker Hen
derson to-day announced that he will re-
move with his family to New York next
fall and engage in the practice Of law. He
will have a partner. Mr.. Henderson has
a large amount of business promised from
friends made during his many years in
Congress.
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from Friday ,nl Monday to Delaware Water Gap.
Mi Pocono Lake Hopatrong and other resorts on
IAcEswannh Railroad. One inre for round trip'
Particulars al <2a. 1883 Broadway.-Ads.
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Ever, MAN want. Map NJ Msnehuris.

Grrenet. r~rcial Agcn; OF the 'nted states
Al Nladvos,ock. nays! The best map ~ Manch,rla
i. n,bShrd bv the New York Central" copy
viii he mailed on receipt Of rvc cents IN stamps
b. {, Il. Daniels. @. p. A.. New lork'-AT
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from residence IN destination by W'slco'i ~
press Tel :oe6- 3sth thrhnch OmccN Anr'
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Tnroush Shoppers -Cafe Dining Cara
On all through trains of Scseoard Az Line Hsn-
way. Delightful route to SavnnnsS,
Vi,js Tampa and Atlanta. Ofnos - 1vss'
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Day Line outings-sa0 4. ". Dcsbrosses
A. N. " 22d ST.: go. W. 10Th 81. See slmo'' eA''
cols.-hds. -
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New Gr-gorian Hotel, a5th ST.. between 9Th Ave.
and Herald Square; delightful city summer home
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Al Chiesgo. 81. Louis, Cincinnati, or Montreal
the New York Central conncctA with every trans
continental line o. p.pwN- 4ds'
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via pennsyIvania Railroad, leaves New YORK ''h5
r. NJ arrives Chicago <O1 y. VI "hdr
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You say. day sras,lsally ~ ,Hsin nc NrT
Seu York and Chicago. tdr
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The Three Ltmiteds.
I'hESclvania Railroads. new fast train service
70 ,hioaso and 81 Loub. Consult Ticket asenas'
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Burnett'. Extract o. vanilla
used exclusively by all leading hotels and clubs
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RELIANCE FINISHES FIRST.
BEATS CONSTITUTION ny 4 SMALL
MARGIN IN 4 GOOD RACE. o..

Yachts Sail In Whole Sail Breezc Twice
Around a I5.Niiie Triangle--Relianc
Gains Before the Wind and When Close
Hauled Belmont Boat Better AZ
Reaching --Reliancc heats Constitu'
ton ny 2 Minutes FL Seconds and
Columbia by Is Minutes 81 seconds
Now boat Allows Tine TO Other Two
and May He Beaten by Constitution.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24


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Dick Wilkes Ira Kicker. eroton. ~
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FLORENCE r., ?. J. Houston, Northfeid IIII
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Dlck wilkes, Ira Kicker. GrUton, 388i
Time as Ia, $50 Ia ass -
NNAE1s
A special race not on the program
which interested Montpelier people /
was one in which three 4
horses were entered, [
owned respectively by William Tier
ley, James Markham and j. II.
lelliher. II took five heats to decide
he race which was won By Mr..
ie.lihers horse. Teddy r."
On Wednesday. Bert Williams of
3rookfeld, was Knocked to the ground
" a runaway team. He received
evere bruises but no bones were
lroken The same team ran into
nd smashed W. ID. Plastridge's
wagon. Il was owned by Mr. Me-
.aughlin OF Warren.
g.. b. Evans Of Waterbury acted as
tarter and with him as judges were