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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-30

Edward Scott, the colOred stone
mason, exhibited a hogs foot
upon the streets today that had
five we'll developed toes attached
to it. The member is quite a
strange freak Of nature, and at
tracted much curiosity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
COL. CAMERON HAS
NOW WITHDRAWN.
A Hot Tilt Follows Between
Congressman Southall and
ll.tt.st4 = 8Nt325
Judge Yarrell.,
Special to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
CHASE CITY, VA, June Alt was
the unexpected that happened at Boyd
ton yesterday when Cameron Withdrew.
Many were attracted there to hear dis
cussion between Congressman r. G..
southall and the Ex-Governor. His re-
tirenent was announced as follows;
At IL O'Clock Governor Cameron was in
troduced to the crowd assembled in the
courthouse, and, after a pleasant refer
ence to his former visits to the county.
and the gratifying evidences OF improve
ment which greeted him on all sides at
ter he entered the county. he said that
divisions of the past had been introduced
in the discussions, and the younger gen-
GRAFTON was appealed to for their revival,
and fight to win would tax his feeble
strength to make. ana u would leave
on the masses Of the party division and
sting of bitterness which should not re-
main to disturb its harmony In the ap-
preaching presidential election. He
could not endanger the unity Of the par
ty and would retire from the field. and
pledge himself to devote all his powers
to support the Democratic nominations
at the November election. He assured
the people that he had almost the unanl5
nous support OF his own city and con-
tiguous counties He then returned on
the midday lraln lor fsteiSputs.
Hon. r. q. Southall then arose and said
he was surprised, and glad at the turn
affairs had taken, He had previously two
hot debates with Colonel Cameron, and
everything was on a high plane and per-
feet friendship existed between them.
Nothing had been said that could be
complained of, and the personal feelings
were most kindly.
hut Mr.. Southall was not to be left
to run the race without n contest. Judge
l.. D. Yarrell OF Greenesville county, was
present and, like young athlete, was
ready to enter the arena and measure
swords with the congressman, An arr
rangement was promptly made,
Mr. Southall opened and gave a
straightforwarG account Of his services
and the difficulties a new member en-
countered. Al the first. session a new
man Is practically ignored. The con-
troll Of matters IN the House is with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
those who have had years Of service. 10
accomplish anything lie should be return

those who have had years OF service, ~
accomplish anything lie should be return
ed. and this district should follow the
example of all the Democratic districts
of the State and send back the present
representative. He said Judge Yarrell
was a Democrat. but he never heard or
his making a speech for the party. re
has an office In Washington city, and
tpracticed his profession in Europe, CUBA
and other foreign countries: He thought
the people had better have Ia candidate
nearer home in touch and sympathy With
them The tobacco interests would es-
ipecially claim his attention during inc
next term, and everything for the adj
yancement ana benefit of the people OF
his district would have his earnest and
yigllant support,
Judge Yarrel was then introduced, and
the change of affairs was surprise 70
him. He expected "A triangular contest.
but as Coolnel Cameron had withdrawn
he was almost persuaded to retire him-
self; but Mr.. Southall had questioned
his services TO the Democratic party, ana
accused him of being n foreigner. and
he had resolved to buckle on his armor.
enter the field and give him q test of
strength. He admitted that he had an
office in Washington and one in Emporla,
Va, and had business in Europe and
Cuba and was gratified at the extent of
4 his professional duties. He said that he
had never missed a county or State Demo-
cratic convention; always at the polls
on election day, and voted for Southall
at the last election. He had made
speeches and offered his services to Chair
man Ellyson, and always paid his own
expenses.
He took issue with Mr., Southall and
said new member could accomplish
something for the people. Speeches sent
out to constituents amounted to little,
hut by persistent and intelligent work
on committees and in many ways he
could be OF advantage He could get
rural free delivery, as Swanson had done
In his district. and numerous other things
for the people
For the peanut industry he felt as
ssured that he scould influence beneficial
legislation for the produeers; also for
the tobacco interests. He gave an inter-
esting account Of the tobacco status In
cuba, which island he had recently been
over on horseback. Judge Yarrell made
a good impression on the people and made
good speech
Both candidates came over to Chase
City in the afternoon 10 have a discuss
sion, but a storm prevailing at night pre-
vented gathering, and no meeting was
held, They promised to be here on tho
u Fourth of July not tn discuss political
matters. but to mingle with the people
and participate in the enjoyment OF thu
,,orio,,s Fourth. s53 HA5sf 8fg ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

ball team 1901. advertising agent The
course.
G. Nathan Hancock, West Appom,at,,
tox. Va. associate editor me Bofnn.s
Clifford G. Hardwickc, Sherman, Tex
electrical engineering course.
& Hn aato ya sone fieff
electrical engineering course. 49,
chemical course.
George IS, M 81 em na nsxnS!en pI Ky
n ness man manas safaTh o Bomb. civil en-
cheering course ~,
Clyde S. Howard. Pine. Va clVl1 en-
gineerlng course.
Waller NJ. Handley, Farmvi!le, Va,
electrical engineering course 80. -,
~ Hammond Johnson. Norfol fsat bai
captain COMPANY eap so 1852 is
is b lsse b fIptl team iso 1862 is9 1901
class valedictorian. chemical course.
& Ksnaon sne eemica acc
Waverly w. La Prade,, Otterda l ,S sta,
first lieutenant and cadet
president of \. NJ G. A.. civil engineer
e. Barksdale Lathrop. Richmond. Va,
civil engineering course. 40.
Louis Q. Leftwich, Dallas !, Tex. \, ! first l,,
f ,s9i.i team 1!Dl. 1oos associate editor
''The bomb" captain gymnasium team an
sidney 4 LeSghTldge; L LesinNgton a;ss nsi,
ate editor 1.-THE Bomb assistant leader
final german 1904, civil engineering course.
William c. McChord. Springfield, KY.
first lieutenant Company &c, associate
editor "The Bomb, civil engineering
William Malone. Jr. Petersburg, Va.
vfce-president final ball 1903. manager
foot ball team 1904. civil engineering
Gilbert Marshall, New Orleans. La,
civil engineering course.
John E. Mort, Bristol, Va, business
manager "The Bomb" civil engineering
John W, Newman. Maryville. Mo-, cleo cleo
trlcal engineering course. sG
G. Powell holland. heidelberg. Va, as Z
sistant leader final german 1901. civil
James B. &. orme washington, p, c.,
captain track team 1904 chemical course.
Charles Fl. Owen Denniston, Va, cleo
trical engineering course.
Nat B. Page, Boyce. Va, civil engtn-
b. Cecil Pearson, harrisburg, Va, first
lieutenant Company a. class secretary,
manager gymnasium team. assistant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
.DANVILLE STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
Extended Privileges That
Gives NJ a Monopoly of
the City Streets.
lspecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

DANVILLE, VA, June 2l,-Ihe mayor
this afternoon approved the ordinance Of
the City Council relieving the Street
Railway and Electric Company from their
obligation to extend the tracks and also
relieves them from the obligation Of ex-
tending to any other company the city
may grant a franchise fhe right to the
use Of section Of their traokage, as
stipulated In the charter. This gives the
Street Railway Company practical mo-
nopoly. AT the next meeting OF the
council the Park Commission VIII recon-
mend that they sell u franchise, which
will be bought by the Street Railway and
Electric Company, giving the company
the light to the use OF the city's prom
evty along the boundary OF the Reservoir
Park to extend their line TO the site OF
the new mill Of the Dan River Power and
Manufacturing Company, above the CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
Barksdale-Morgan.
1snacial n rhe ..>imes- pispatch.l

Especial to The Times spatch'l
6TyNcHBURG, VA, June i2l.--Mr VIII
liam Randolph Barksdale, Jr, Of th l,l
city and Miss Mary Jane M9 Maraan aa We're
,,ntted ii marriage this afternoon at the
Nome nome Of the bride. Dr. G Reed 6tt IL
t Gated. On account Of the bad health LII o.
LIZ LII - FAIR only relatives being pres
ent Nj and Mrs. Barksdale left over
The bridal gifts We're numerous ai'u
i'a The groom is a son OF Judge ". r.
Rarksdale, Of Houston, Va, and Is ma an
ager 81 one Of the departmenttss s "a Y o eiie
NARY shoe Company, with whom he has
been for the past fifteen years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barksdale will be at nome
at No. 0lS Fillmore Street after july 'aei''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Electoral Board Of Powha-
tan Make Appointments.
tfsnecial ia The Times-Dispatch.o y.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
APOWHATAN, AZ c.. H., VA, June 21.-
The registration board, composed OF 10
seph r. sadler and S. T.. Dance and F..
Finch, met here yesterday and made the
following appointments for this county
for registrars, judges and clerks of cleo
ton:
Registrars Macon Distrlct-Ballsviile
Precinct: Milton McLavhe. ti8
Smith Cross Roads-John G. Swami.
Spencer Observation-Disclosures Courthouse
Precinct: c. Fl. Simpson.
Pineville--J G. Jordan.
Huguenot District-Dorset Precinct: g.
Williams.
sublett Precinct-D. f. Harris.
Judges election, Macon District-Balls-
Vile: S. B. Hunt, L. Fl Flippen, d ii.
Brown CRepubican)
Clerks-F. B. Whitlook, S. A. Walthail.
Smith Cross Roads-Judges s a.
Baughan. J. H. Wray, T. S. Hewett (col-
ored, Republican,.
CIerks-,J. II Eanes. Frank Davis,
SPENCER District--Powhatan Courthouse
Precinct-Judges: J, *. P, Simpson, j. s.
Jennings, s. u. Trent (colored. Repupll-
cam.
Clerks-R. H sledd John r, Weisiger.
Pineville-Judges: w. w. Michaux. J.
nj. Watkins, James Martin (colored. Re-
gpublicam.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

tain Company "a assistant editor "rhe
H. Eugene Rlsser, Calvert. Tex, civil
Thomas w. Raby, Norfolk, Va, gecro-
5tary TO the commandant 1904, civil en-
Arthur II. smoot Richmond. Va. civil
engineering course.
& Paul j I. Thomson. Summit Point, W.
Va.,&civiI engineering course. .ss f5
Alfred p. Upshur, Richmond, Va. as
sistant advertising editor THE Bomb, '3
civil engineering course. M I, va
Arthur z. Nilbourn, Licking on. Var
civil engineering course.
HS j. Stuart Williams, Lexington, Fa,.
electrical engineering course. s,
r, Travers Wood, Richmond, Va. Illus
itratng editor "The Bomb civil en-
Horace B. Warden Missoula, Mont,
editor-in- chief THE Bomb. civil en-
cheering course. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

LEx sHse;a' Va. june 21The grad
uatins class at the Virginia Military T., ", IN u
situte this year y the larEegt K hoS ysarst
young men. With tho four years Of mill
iiary training which they have enjoyed:
consisting Of rigid discipline, regular
point. Of the South will this year gradn-
ate as strong class as any In her past his
tory. And 1t IS interesting to note that
the graduates OF this school are IN y. d 1e'-.
mand. ts II
General Scott Ship, the superintendent,
Is unable to supply the demand m maze
for men bearing the diploma Of the VT u,
in professional and industrial POSITIONS.
and many of them receive appointments
In the regular United States army. Fol ,
lowing ls the list OF this years gradu-
: . Join IL Il. Blscoc Washington. D. c..
president final ball. 1903, associate editor
The s,y snglpseInbs TSufTe
Ellis e. caldTeli Ilthelfets:, Va, class (,
historian, associate editor The Bonlp.
chemical course. g5a3
Ryland r. Camp. franklin, Va. cleo
tricfl engineering course. y,
Ralph -. claggett. 1.exington: ~, r.si :
ond lieutenant Company on ~, ,as1, 1sr
1906 1904 chemical course. IN,
Bailey II. Clarke, greensboro, Ky, ci4ll
e'1 Bryce = aonlyn baltimore Md. sub
stitlte baseball team 1901 Glee Clup'
civil engineering course. ,.
William Couper, Norfolk. Va, captain
COMPANY .B,i captain baseball team
| 1901 foot ball team 1905, 1gI: BASE pan
team ia9a, 1909, 1901: G!ee Club, civil en-
s JOIN 81. crowders, Dallas. Tex Tex first $,
lieutenant Company D. football te snt
1903 ls0t: baseball team. 1902, 1915 isoi'
,I,, Fprilg- course. l.,
vi Wjlliam !. P. Currier, panville. Va, civil
fla,,de s. Dawey. Dallas, Tex. first
,lentenant and cadet adjntant; presila.l,s,nt
sfnal hall 1903. associate editor ne
Romb.,' president Glee Club, electricai
i FITZGERALD Doyle, Norfolk. Va. foot
balIii team 1904, electrical engineering
course ", civil
e' Oscar ". FLETCHER, Jenkins Bridge, Va,
civil engineering course.
y aaA's second lieutenant Company d, :"
,,jce.president of class substitute 100,
haII team 1903. foot ball team l9N. track
team 1904, civil engineering course.
n. Croxton Gordon, Richmond, 80 e.
captain Company &C, manager pase-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

Benjamin FRANKLIN Patterson, the ex-a
railroad contractor Chase CITY. who
has been here in jail for several weeks,
charged with obtaining money under false use
pretenses, was tried before the Circuit
Court of MecklenhursE yesterday, ana was.
promptly acquitted. the jury having!
agreed without leaving their seats.
Mr.. Patterson is quite an old man,
and his close confinement has had a de-
pressing effect upon him, He complains
OF nervousness and neuralgia.
Judge Aiken. Of DanYllle. Is holding
court at this term for Judge Barksdale.
who Is away attending the marriage,-of
his son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE.
Convicted Of Criminal Assault
on Feeble-Minded Girl.
specIa, to Tne Times-Dispatc

ESpec!aI to The T1mes-DIspatth.I
CHATHAM, VA, June Il Dave Quinn
was to-day convicted OF criminaly as,
saulting Miss Maggie bod a girl Of feeble
mind, and sentenced to five years In the
penitentiary. Quinn Is married and has
several children.
Testimony was completed In the cases
of Clarence Perrow, for murder and
Brown, for malicious wonnding, and are
now with the juries who are In charge
of deputies.
The Charles w, Oliver case will be call
ed first Wednesday and will REQUIRE seve-
raj days for trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
DAMAGE SUITS.
Verdict in Favor Of the Vir-
pinian-P Pilot.
,neciaI 10 The Times- DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dspatch)
NORFOLK, VA~June 2l,--The Jury to-
day returned verdict for the defen-
dant In tho $4,000 damage suit of CITY
Councilman A. M, Higgins against the
yirginian-Pilot newspaper
The paper printed an article some time
ago stating that Mr.. Higgins and other
ccunclmen We're violating the law ~
doing business with the city. Mr.. Hig-
gins is an insurance agent,
The $4,000 damage suit OF j. 7, steele,
a Berkeley newspaper man, against Moan
H. Palmer, Berkeley saloon-keeper, was
commenced in the Circuit Court for Nor
folk county this afternoon. The suit grew
gu TOT an assault on Steele by Palmer
on December 18th last. when Steele was
very badly injured by his assailant
Palmer is under criminal Indictment Tor
the offense, but has not been tried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
MarsEall-De Jarnettc.

11- -1Specla1 TO T1he 7T1r1ts-DIspdtr1r.5 -.---
FREDF;RI OK SBJI RC1. 81 VA. June 2l.--
The marriage Of Mr.. James NJ. Marshall.
Of Cuipeper county, to Miss Maria MINOR 1or
Dc Jarnette, daughter of Capt e. ii. ne
Jarnette, Of Spotsylvania county, took
place a few days ago at the home OF tho
bride, near Lewisto n. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall are now on a northern tour and
upon their return will reside in Culpepel
ppi n " Z q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
PICTURE UNVEILED.
Presented to the Court by a
New Y orker. 3.. 58.
(special to Tho Dispatch.l

Especial to#T Times-D ispatch)
8,TAPPAEIANNoCIS VA, June 2ll.--- --A
Very handsome portrait Of Judge Tones,
of Arkansas, d native Of Essex, donated mated
by Judge Paul Jones. q leading member
Of the New York bar. and q SPLENDID
work Of art, executed by his wife wife was
presented to the courthouse yesterday.
9The veil was pulled by Master Charlie e
The portrait was gracefully prs
sented by Mr.. Irwin r: iloickeS, a rising
young lawyer of the Baltimore bar ana
received by Judge r. f. 3, 3Wrlsht, lii u
brilliant effort.
The comforting of fifty-five crosses OF
honor on old Confederates was postponed
on account of delay in the arrival OF
the crosses. The Daughters Of the CON
federacy held their annual tea IN spleh-
did style at the Town Hall Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
CHIEF OF POLICE
SENT TO GRAND JURY

(special to The Times Dispatch3
I NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 21.--
Chief Of Police Williamson, OF the War
wick county police force. was tonight
sent on to the grand jury on the charge
of felonious assault growing out OF dght
the chief had with former county officer
Jesse Nettles. The latter was badly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

Dorset Preclnct-Judges: Samuel w.
Rudd w. r. Welsiger, 4. w. Harrison
(coored, Republican,.
& Clerks--J. Il. Barron, e. L.. Dorset. !.
Sublett's Precinct--E Il d. Jeryey,
Charles r. 1iennon, Jr., ]. w. Cay (col-.
lored Republican,. TILT III s
& Clerks--D H. Vest. c. b.. Porter.
s Canvass ers-- Ballsville: S. b. Hunt
y Cross Roads--S. a. Baughan. tti
Subjects Precinct--J Is. F. Sim psol1.
Pinevillc. w. W. Mlchaux.
Dorset-S W. Rudd.
The appointments madeaare considered
good ones and seem to give satisfaction,
and there Is little dissatisfaction so far s.
known. and the hoard Is to be congratu-
lated upon their work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

beaten and claims that Wllliamson
str,,cl, him with a black jack. William
son denies this and says the fight grew
out Of Nettles's belief that the chief was
re responsible for his discharge from tne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22

leader final german. civil engineering
course. :,
Can, va. associate editor THE Bomb"
civil engineering course. ,..r
Thomas Quigey. Paducah, KY. civil
engineering course.
Reuben Ragland Peters burg va, cay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
Observation-Disclosures HORSE SHOW.

FREDERICKSBURG HORSE SHOW.
JUNE 22-23, 1904. ST sS3
Reduced Rates Via Rp 8. e r. b.
Account OF Fredericksburg Horse Show
the Richmond Fredericksburg and I'otn-j
mac Railroad will sell round trip ticketas
ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, June 21st.4
ed and 23d, good returning until june
9th, at SABA. from Richmond. Rates
from other stations In proportions. For
tickets and further information apply tog
ticket agent, R. III. & P.i r. n. a 4S s3
w. p, TAYLOR. TRAFFIC Man ger, sssg
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-08
ROOSEVELT WILL
VISIT THE SOUTH.
Provided He Can Curry out Certain
Tentative Plans.

Washington. Dec. Z. - President
Roosevelt to-day received an invita-
ton to visit Louisville, KY, next
spring and he gave a conditional ac-
ceptance.
The invitation was extended by B.
G. Murray, a representative of the
Louisville Board of Trade, who was
presented by Senators Blackburn and
McCreary, Representative Shirley and
John w. Yerkes. commissioner of in
ternal revenue. all of Kentucky. The
President told them that, unless there
should be an extra ordinary session of
Congress next spring-a subject on
which, he added. his own mind was not
quite elear-he probably would go to
San Antonio. Tex. Ito attend the an
nual reunion of hiS old regiment of
Rough Riders.
The President sab he expected to
visit on his way to kSan Antonio, Ros-
well, Ga, which w3s the home of his
mother. 1t is likely that other stops
may be made on the trip to Texas.
Many invitations have been received
by the President to visit various cities
in the South, and he hopes to be able
to accept at least some of them. From
San Antonio, the President may take
trip into the mountains of Colorado
to get some shooting. The hunting ex-
petition may consume two or three
weeks. He told the Kentucky COM
mittee he would stop at Louisville on
his return trip, provided always, that
the trip as now contemplated, was I'M
dertaken.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-08

the constitution of the United States,
then the number of members appor-
toned to such state in the House of
Representatives by section 1 of the
aforesaid act of 1901, hereby amended,
may be restored to said state by fur
Their amendment to the aforesaid act.
This reduction shall apply to the next
election for members of the House Of
Representatives from said last men
toned states In the Sixtieth Congress.
Section T. Unless the legislatures
OF any of the specified states whose
representation is reduced by this act
shall have provided, before the time
fixed by law for the next election of
representatives therein for the election
of representatives by districts, after
the manner denoted in section of the
aforesaid act of 1901, hereby amended,
then the whole number of representa-
tives from such state. as apportioned
by the reduction hereby established,
shall be elected at large as provided
for in said aforesaid section 4. in re-
spect to cases where the number OF
representatives provided for In any
state shall be less than 1t was before
the change was directed to be made"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-08
BOGUS EVANGELIST
WAS A F0RGER.
Forged the Name of an Athens Bank
Cashier for $4,000.

Hiawatha, Kan, Dec. IA. A. Ar
thur, aged II, who has made his home
here since last September, represent
ing himself as a retired preacher and
evangelist. was arrested here to-day
by a st. Louis detective on the charge
of forging a check for $4,000 at Paris,
Tex. Later Arthur admitted his guilt
and agreed to return to Texas without
a requisition.
Under the name of II. II. Boyd"
Arthur conducted revival meetings at
Paris last summer. In August he de-
posted a draft for $4,000 in a Paris
bank. The draft was regularly made
out to H. II. Boyd" and was signed
by NJ. NJ. Stevenson. cashier OF the
Georgia National Bank at Athens, Ga.
Arthur drew out $500 of the money
and disappeared, after which II was
discovered that the draft had been
forged.
The detective who arrested him said
that Arthur is a well known forger
and is wanted in several states.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-08

William Henkel Commissioner Shields
issued the warrant which charges a
violation OF section 5000 of the United
States federal laws. relating to con-
spiracy.
There was a scene In the woman's
room when the officials announced to
Mrs. Chadwick that she was under
arrest. A maid opened the door and
when asked by Agent Flynn for Mrs.
Chadwick, the woman appeared. Her
son stood by and witnessed. with a
blank face, the scene which followed.
lie stepped 10 his mothers side as
she burst into tears. but said nothing.
HenkcI Arrested Her.
Marshal Henkel. who. with his depu-
Ties and United States Secret Service
Agent William J. Flynn. grouped IN
The door Of Mrs. Chadwick's apart
ments. had entered without knocking.
found her IN bed. lie said.
Madame. have an unpleasant duty
20 perform. am obliged 20 serve a
warrant for your arrest Issued BY
United States Commissioner Shields az
me instance n the federal authorities
0f Ohio"
\ am very nervous and il." replied