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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-11-02
NOTICE WHEN TIME Foo REDEMPTION
WILL EXPIRE.

To CHARLES SMITH:
described lands and premises, to-wit: Lots
numbered eight (8) and nine 90 in block num-
bered fifteen l5), Brooklyn addition to the
fore and on the eth day of December, A. D, 1897,
duly sold for taxes for the sum of one dollar and
forty-eight cents. That the time when the re-
demption period will expire for said lands is
that the amount required to redeem said lands,
exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this no.
tice, is the sum of four dollars and eighteen
county of Ward, state OF North Dakota
If you fail to redeem the same within ninety
days from the date Of this notice. tax deed
for the aforesaid land will be issued and de-
livered to the holder Of the tax certificate.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota this list day
OF October A. u. 1904.
[sEALJ LOUIS A. LARSON,
ll-2 Auditor Of Ward county. n. n.
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Department Of the Interior, Land Once at
Minot, N. D., Sept. 49, 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
that said proof will he made before Register
and Receiver at Minst, n. D., on Nov. 3rd, 1901,
viz: Anna n. Routzchn, II. E. 2l799. for the mex
Sec. 25, Twp. l56, Range ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis: C. F.. Weed, A. C. Chambers,
D. n. shorb. n. Benson, oil Of Surrey, N. d.
.ZS-Il-3 X .. SAEBGkN. Register.
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Buy your furniture from j. c..
Hoff. Bargain sale from ware
house building next to VanExie's
photograph gallery or Union
hotel cross street from the new
postoffice building. tt.
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NOTICE WHEN TIME FOP REDEMPTION
WILL EXPIkL
Atty. for Plaintiff.
MinOr, N. oak

To SUSANNA J. CHANDLER AND EnI> ARElH v
TAYLOR:
You are hereby notified that the following de-
scribed land and premises. to-wit: Lot num-
bered twelve (l2) in block numbered twenty
two (22) Brooklyn addition to the city of Minot
Ward county, North Dakota. were heretofore
and on the seventh day of December A. D. 1897
and two cents. That the time when the re-
demption period will expire for said land is
the seventh day of December A. D. 1900, and
exclusive Of the costs to accrue upon this no.
tice. is the sum of two dollars and twenty
cents. All Of said land being situated in the
county Of Ward, state Of North Dakota.
days from the date of this notice. tax deed
for the aforesaid land will be issued and deliv-
cred to the holder Of the tax certificate.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this Goth day
of September A. d. 1904.
[sEAL LOUIS A. LARSON,
1925 Auditor OF Ward cou1ty. N
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All leases Will be issued for ten years from
and after the date of such public leasing ex-
cept as follows:
The SEA Of se'4 OF Sec. Is, Twp. l5S, Range 81
will De leased for ten years beginning January
lst, 1906
will be leased for ten years beginning February
LIST, 1906
The Board OF University and School Lands
reserves the right to reject any or all bids,
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota. this 18th
day of September A. D. 1904
d. j. LAxDAL,
-l4-ii-V Land Commissioner
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is hand when the question Of purchasing Heating
months
store we will decide the matter entire satisfaction few
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

JOHN LYNCH, Agent. 9-ss-i
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Ignite Coal Burner Is the most econo=
rnical Stove on the market for burning
Ignite and is also very handsome in
structure and finish.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

Sim. SD trat an feine Geite, aIs er
langfam binteniiber fant, einen 3us
Der Grf9Dpfung auf bern perftellten
Geii9t, Doa bas 2dbeln bIieb. Der
8a4! Gnbli9! gnblt9!" fliiiterte er,
ols i6 mid iiber ibn beugte. 1lnb
bann bre6te er bus Gntttb 5lr Mdnb.
Ro4 eintger 3eit beriibrte Som eine
Der tno9tgen Sanbe. nSpbt!4 rief sr
aus. Sd fubr suriid.
0rauBen fpqnbelte ii9 Der Sturt1
olmalig 3u einem rubteen, gtei6mdbt@
gen 2anbreeen. Qlber bic nilbe Muiif
Der lebn1tgen 8aFer, bic bic Rtnne
hthabitiiraten, f9lpou unb idpou, Biz
fte tlang tpie Elm SriumpbgeTarg, ein
giegesIieb Der Gatur iiber Elm Weenz
f6enleben. llnb auf ben JGiigeln btez
fes 2tebes FOB itc6 bic Gsele be5 alten
G6iirfers binaus in bas Nu.-
Mtr traten rubtg Sims Grbf9aft an.
Sic mar teinesipe9s iibertpdltigenb,
aber bas 3inn tpar i9neQ getponnen.
Dir brau9ten in Der Rtnne MIR bie
unb ba nit Der 5Gide Dber benz @puten
na43u9elfen. 0a5 8aIer that Die
5auptarbeit. 1lnb btsr3ebn Sage ipGz
ter befdnben mir uns auf benz Wege
5ur Civilization nit elmer gana anItGnz
btgen Summe Gelbes in Der So19e.
Primer alter &erl!" beu1ertte i9
mttletbig, dls mir enooilttg M6I6ieD
nabmen bon Der einIamen 6ittte.
rpe4, gu iterben, gerobe ols Der Re9en
fatn."
rSo, . tft fhobe, baB er nt6t ne
Mo4e ldnger gelebt bat," ftimmte Som
I bel.
nGtne Mo6e9"
r@enau 70! Damn bGtte er uns bod
mod bic M}iibe Der 2rbeit i'm MdKer
abgenommen. Sd babe mt9 babel
! f9euBli9 ertGltet."
S9 run5elte bic Gttrn. Ql6er Som
tpar INNER Elm un3ufrtebener MenI9
getpeien, benz ni9ts geniigte.
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SeS MrbciterS Sctt1a0fD.

0enn ann mrfd ietn bab bier ben poen Bsftb 1ar
en Gelo befommt bel eDm gnfa llner iBne Iusnab Don
Spesereiwaare, Ginpoore @nopanren Sed nb 0ol5waa~
re or5elo unb Gaswaaren brieog eoe Inorberun8 uno
bic Eretie inb befrie0i8enb fit Nle.
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Aufgepabt
Taruter !

Warum I'M glorben blebeu. tuo man ieds
Monate i'm Sabr aufs Saus on9etpieien lit
nnb bas perfoniumirt mas man IN ben aus
bereu feds Mpnaten genounen bot2
8eben sic na9 benz Siiben. mo Sie jeoen
Wsonot I'M Sabr auf benz Sch arbeiten fons
men unb mo bic Selber bas 9on5e Sabr bins
burd 5ritbte trasen GDenu 9ie ein 8ieb.
siidter fub tptiien Sic baB bas 9ieb isbt
BON ieinen Sett Sebren mug uub auBerbem
ge9en bic Sdrte bes @inters beI9ast ,wers
ben ntuB.l
Gefonpntiibe gieb3udt ieBt ,sipei tpibtia.
6egenitdnbe ppraus: yadmli1 Sttter, mel.
t0es JleiI9 er5eust inb iuldes, mel1es ssett
anicBt in pertrdgliden gerbdltniifeH
aabanto unb SlDrtba eraelsen reidlib
bic 9eIpet 8phner unb GoTapa; beipe finb
bic beiten sSutterItoife, pelde Der geelt be.
fannt linb. Maebr @elb hann nerbient ipers
ben nit peniser arbeit auf ber Garm ober
ntit Jrii1te, geeren ober 6emiiegdrtneret
auf benz 2anbe an nnierer 8obn entlaug i'm
Ghben aIs In irgenb eiuem 2aHbestbeiIe Der
ltnion.
Menn sic intereiiirt iinb nnb ipeitere Sus
formation tuanf1en, i6reibsn eie on
G.. "A. PARK,
General Snbuitrial nnb EMANCIPATION asent
0nnisbille & yaaibbiIle O. g.,
aOaissius aeHtudp.
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pHYSICIANS endorse
Z the w. d. Erect
Form corset. That's
because the Erect Form is
founded on the natural
figure-assisting instead of
hindering its fullest devel-
opment. The Erect Form
throws out the chest -
flattens the abdomen --
braces the back and rounds
off hips and bustinto grace
ful modish lines.
More than 20 different
models. Each style designed
for a different figure. Your
dealer carries the Erect
Form in stock at prices
upward from $I.oo.
wElNGARTEN BROS,
Makers
377-s79 Broadway. New York
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* Der crie 6rsipaB fir bic st.
2ouiIer g82ttaU5teuunQ lpuroe flir ben
grdIioenten Der Ser. staatsn aus9es
ferti9t.
\ G0nig @omarO srbielt ols Elm 8es
Iaent bon Snoien cine utDuuoerbare"
llbr, lpel6e auBer ben 30ges5eiten aud
Die Sabres3eiten, ben Wtonolauf etc.
or8ei9t. Sic mar on9eblid bon einem.
inoiihen prieter nad 25jdbri8sr Sbd=
tigteit III Der itrittelten @iniamteit au=
eefertiqt tpproen. 2lls oas Q8ert lpd=
ter in SonoOn 9enouer unterludt pur=
De. trug es Die 6abritanten=Marte
Made in Germany. 9as mar
dr9erlid.
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SeOen gonntag @ycurlionen na6
Glebelano.
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Yreiic ttad) oent 8eiteat
iibcr ole 9SenttiDIOatstn
Siftieft

Gin g. uno II. Ntat T. uno 81 Suit 5. nno 10
9itfets nod allen Buuftet i'm g8eiten, Ioropeiten
Sibeu, Giiblpelten @anaba uno Werifp pertauft.
geegen &aten Nbfabrt Der 3age etc. ipeuoc man iib
ot Die M9enten Der Sohn
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Niebriae sSabrpreiIe nod Carthage nrb Soplin,
Wtai iueeen Der iabrlien gonerens Der bsd)en 9ap=
ten NIT einen 10tagigek etnfenbalt III ct SpNis 5nr
geid)tignng ber notwithstanding 9ldbtTeS bel ben
9ifetasenten.
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am H., 49,, II. unb 18. Utai iperben Grciritpns-
5idets nad Gleoelanb iiber bic 8eunlDlpanla &iuien
perfonft, ipegeu Der gtatiunal gaptft anniperIarp
Stdberes BET ben Eideto9enten.
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NieOrige Sabrpretie ttad) 3if=
fiu ilber Ole YennSDloa=
ttta &iuieu.

49,, H. nnb Is Slni Grcuriipnstdets merben uad
9iffin perfauft iber Die Yenniplpana Stnten pegen
benz 9. u. g. 2ager bon Ohio.
88eeen 9taheren, betreffs Ab9on9 Der 3nge nlm
tpeuoe man ii6 an Die I9enten.
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Grcnriionen Oer .. & 9.
@ticMbAbn.

SeOen gonntog gycurlionen no6
@leDelnno.
gtod 5Hosn, @HOpslten, gDsRsn
uno NorolpeFen. Gunofabrt< <Sidets
fur 9eimiu6er, 9iiltig Fl Sage, ON l.
uno 3. 9onnerltog in ieoem Monat bis
gum Is. 9lopember. 26
gtoh gltIantic @itD an, l., g., 4.
uuo 5. SUM- fir ben Yreis Der ein=
foden Gabrt nit einem 3uidIo9 oon
$l.0O fir Die &unofabrt. 3ifets gill
tig big Is. Suni. 6
9ta6 2ima, g., am g., z. uao 8.
SUM fir ben preis Der einfa6en 6abrt
nit einem 3uiblaQ BON rs Gents fir
Die RunOfabrt. 8ifets 9iiItig bis II.
Sum-. 6 d
9}ad Gartbo9a ooer Soptin, Mo.,
bom II. bis %. Mal fir oen einIa0en
9rei5 fir Die GunOfubrt gum 8eIutbe
oer 8erlomnllung Der Oeutiben 8apti=
ten. 3idetS gut big 80. Wtai, bod
lQItH Ole l0tlt uetIu!lSetl UetUtH uls
gum 30. Stunt. 3
Wiit Dem SntraTtreten eiue5 neuen
Gabrplane5 DerOer wieOer Sonniags=
GrcurI1onen eingefUbrt, cine &unof0brt
n0b @leOelano tOfsE $l.50 unO nam
9wiI0enlt0tionen eutFpredenO billi9e
YrelIe. 9
Nnr 23., "a. uno 25. M}ui na1 Gle=
Uelano fit Den einfu0en Yrei5 nit ei=
nem 3uIdla9 bon 25 @ents fiir Die
EunOfoOrt. 3ifets gut bis gum q.
Mai. 3
Na6 Der g8eltausItelun9 in ct.
2ouis, on=Sifets, gut bis gum
Is. GeSember. iotpie 80 Sage 3idets,
Is Sage 3lGet5 gu oen nieori9iten
Breiien. 80
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Ser geltane Setrag

bes Gbes meles SIR lit unm Gtor part fam le1bf ore
net perb ba mir uneren &unben bnabe 20 rp5f az auen
ren Giunfn iparen, bem Sag ba mir ben Sfrre anf
maiden.
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Gaa einfad penn man pB uie nnb bier lit Sic 2bing Sfs
8GtbIels gSir faun fur baar Derfaufen NIT fe
grpt Snem mir baor be5abe beome pir eien 9roBe dS
BAIT uno oaS benefit fprm ntlersn 8unoen 81 gut
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-25
SAYS FORMER DRIVER
TAKES AWAY BUSINESS
Laundry Company Wants Ex-Employt
Restrained From Soliciting
From It's Patrons.

The Royal Laundry Company. Of
Washington, today began proceedings
in the District Supreme Court against
Andrew Mundy. to restrain him or
others in his interests, from interfering
with OF attempting TO influence or take
away any of the customers of the COM
claimant within certain prescribed linn
it's
II IS explained that Mundy entered
the employment Of the Royal Laundry
Company as a driver Of one of its
teams on May 8 last, and continued as
its employe until July 2 instant. II is
further stated IL was agreed between
Mundy and the company that the for
ner should not interfere with OF at
Tempt to influence any Of the patrons
Of the Royal Laundry Company to
leave II until three months after he
should terminate his connection with
the laundry company.
Notwithstanding this agreement. IL is
alleged Mundy, since he severed his
connection with the complainant. has
entered the service Of another laundry
company and has approached At least
fifty of his old customers. with PROPOSE
tions 10 withdraw their patronage from
the Royal Laundry Company and trans
fer their custom to his new employer
The petition was presented 10 Justice
Wright by RalstOn q SiddOns, and he
issued a temporary restraining order
against the defendant. The matter will
come on for further hearing August
next
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after he fired at him. but the search
revealed no pistol or knife.
DR.. Parsons announced that he could
not complete the autopsy in the woods,
and II was then decided 10 remove the
remains 10 the log cabin on the east
ern outskirts Of the village. FOuT n,n
picked up the body and carried 1t TO
the top OF the hill at the end Of Oak
Avenue. A dirt cart was then secured,
and the body dumped into II and taken
TO the log cabin, where the autopsy
was completed. Two wounds were
found one through the upper part Of
the heart. which, Dr.. Parsons said, had
caused instant death.
Upon making his report, the jury rem
dered a verdict % the effeCy that Male
came 10 his death as the result Of shots
from a revolver in the hands Of Robin
son. fired with intent TO Kill.
The body Of Male was left in the leg
cabin over night and today was remOy "A
to Rockville for interment in the pot
ters field.
Upon the arrival Of the Deputy Shc--
if at o'clock Robinson was taken %
the Montgomery county Jail az Rock
Vile. He appeared thoroughly indif-
fereut and acted as coolly as II he was
going off TO a picnic. Both men hav'
| long borne bad regulations and have re-
/ peatedly been in trouble. Male was q
/ b-icklaver.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-25
ROCKEFELLER FIGHTS
TRESPASSING ANGLER
Poor Old Soldier Brought Into Court for Alleged Fishing
in Oil Kings Private Park.

trails used by the public for twenty
years or more without consent of the
owner there by become dedicated 20 the
public and are as much public ways as
a road laid out under the statute.
They maintain that trails Of thi,
character lead from public highways ID
the middle branch of the St. Regis
River. where Lamora caught some fish
thence 20 the ponds and lakes on Wal
liam ROckefeller's private park.
Rockefeller Knew.
When these lands were acquired by
Rockefeller these trails were well de
fined. they claim, and that Rockefeile
purchased with full notice Of theI
character and subject 10 the people
right TO travel over these roads
The fish caught. they contend, wcr'
prOpa gated by the State in the publ
hatcheries at the expense Of the state
and planted in the public waters
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sARANAC LAKE. y. Y. July 25.-The
case Of William Rockefeller against Oil
yer Iamora, the old soldier who hshed
in St. Regis River in what Rockefeller
contends is his private park, has again
been sent back 10 the county court for
new trial by the appellate division Of the
supreme court
The unusual contest between I.amora'
who has little besides his pension money,
and William Rockefeller, is attracting
the attention Of sportsmen throughout
the State. some of whom may now come
to Lamora's aid.
Public Trails.
Saunders & Saunders, Of Dickinson
Center, are acting as Lamora's attor-
neys. They maintain that LamOra has
always respected the property rights Of
Rockefeller. The law, they say, is set
tied by the courts of this State that all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-25
WILL BUY INDUSTRIAL
HOME SCHOOL GROUND
Navy Department Agrees to Pay Dis
trct $Is4,4o4 for Site on
Wisconsin Avenue.

Negotiations, it is stated, have been
concluded for the purchase. by the
United States Government. of the Indus
trial Home School property. on wiscon-
sin Avenue. adjoining the Naval Obser-
vatory grounds
The property embraces an area o.
S. 164 acres. 1t will be used in connec-
ton with Naval Observatory demands
The consideration is s1S4.404
Under the agreement entered into. the
Navy Department will purchase for So
404. six and three-quarper acres, ans
lease the remaining area until II IS alb
solutely REQUIRED.
The Consideration for the buildings or
the grounds Is named at $4,000.
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line when he remarked that he found
venera BILE French ladie~ dress less ele-
gantly than venerable American ladies.
The economic reason, he discovered, was
inadequate compensation of the French
maid. so skIlful in manipulating ma
danes hair and figure. hence she desert
ed her own country and went TO Amerl-
ca where salaries We're higher
At the exposition the prince gave Spe-
ciaI attention 10 agricultural devices He
brought away some novel ideas IN hus-
bandTy and fowl raising. In China agri-
culture is so highly rated that each year
the Emperor guides a pillow. the length
Of a piece OF fallow ground.
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demonstrations by fire laddies, and
Tyashington's grave were among The
sights
The princes round face assumed
profound melancholy as he enumerated
Inc receptions, teas, dinners, etc, Whlch
allied hts DAYS TN he left the Capital;
He wondered how the human animal
could stand such high-pressure hIe'
swa wing a deprecating fan at the mere
idea But St Louis he found even WotSI
~ Increase Of the melancholy and
American ladies? Oh, YES. Pu Iun has
opinions. But here again he Is lnhnltely
discreet. His eyes were mere oO''i"5
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-25
worlds Fair Rates, Baltimore and Ohio

Railroad Fifteen day tickets, $23; sixty
day tickets. SIS. season tickets, $500,
Good going and returning direct route.
or going direct, returning via Chicago
ar vice versa. Ten days stop-over,
within limit. at Cincinnati and Chicago.
81 desired without charge. Three solid
vestlbuled trains daily. leave Washing
ton 1905 a. m. 4.95 p. m, and 1915 night.
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Times Want Ad Branch.

A branch office of The Times is located
IN the pharmacy of the O'Donrell Drug
Co. corner Eighth and G Streets south
cast. where want advertisements and
subscriptions for the Evening and Sun
day Times will be received at regular
office rates.
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81 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;

3 Cumberland and return, ID. g. o. r. r.
Leave Washington S:e5 a. m, Sunday
July 81. Splendid opportunity TO- coun
try outing.
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Visitors at the Camp.

Many Of the cOttagers are entertaining
guests who arrived on Saturday to le-
turn to town today.
Frank Wilson and wife are visiting
Mrs. NJ. d. Peck.
Prof William Cohen and son are
guests at the cottage home Of Mrs
Robert Cohen.
Mrs James Sparrow is spending the
week with her mother. Mrs. Malcolm
Gordon. OF Grove Avenue.
Tabernacle Terrace, the home OF Mrs
. ID Hunt. is entertaining Mrs. Thomas
Martyr. OF Hamline.
DR. Warren Price and family are
quests of Mrs Eliza Miller, Of Sixth
Avenue. ---
Prominent among the days visitors
from the county were William Lamor,
Judge Charles Griffith, Uriah Griffith,
Deputy Andrew Small. II. Clay Fields.
f. Reeves Braddock, Norman Bowie,
DR.. Etchison. and Lyle Griffith.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad World's

Fair coach excursions, every Thursday
In July Only 81 round trip; good ten
DAYS. Leave 3. & O. station, Washing
ton, New Jersey ave and Z St, 1870,
a. m. July Z, H. q. and 2S.
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Coroner's Investigation.

Peter. Of Montgomery county, cOro-
ner's Jury was empaneled in the woods.
The Jurors were Wilmer G. Pratt +. W.
Iongley. J. R. COlburn. James Benson,
! c. Forrest, James II. KeiSter. J. y.
Jackson. James McAnister, +. Z Mo
IaughIin. J. NJ McCauley, Lisle Nor
rison, and J. +. Derrick
DR.. A. V. Parsons, of Takoma, was
summoned and made a preliminary au-
topsv. Several colOred women were
sworn as witnesses. They testified that
Robinson had met them a few minutes
after the shooting and had told them
that he had shot Male and guessed he
was dead by that time. Robinson stat
ed 20 them that Male had cut him, Tut
ne said nothing about Male having tau
a revolver.
George Morgan, suffering such acute
pain from the wound in his leg that he
was unabl TO sit down, told the jury
substantially the same story as above
recited He declared he was sure mat
NalIe had no weapon of any description
not even penknife. He was also sure
that Robinson had no revolver peIoTc
he went away following his quarrel with
Male.
Robinson was called as a witness and
reiterated that Male shot at him nrst
and also cut him, but he was undecided
/ whether Male used the knife or re-
volver first. He stated that Male. an
| other man from Washington whose
name he could not recall. and himself
were there in the woods in the morn
/ ing and that Male had purchased the
| revolver from the Washington man for
Isl Robinson attempted to point out
/ where Male had thrown the weapon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-25
Saws Male Attacked Him.

Robinson alleged. when arrested, that
Male shot at him first and also cut him
with a knife. To substantiate the latter
ne exhibited rent in his undershirt and