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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-07

Sekuckan Thursday ~ -
Probably they through as planned be-
cause Of the southwest from Ku-gonu
which then well must have
is believed here make the Yau river
IN winch event there will be little escape
fight capture.
HOW THEY TRIED TO BLOCK
Special Cable to The Globe.
Copyright 1904, New Heraldo
SEOUL, Wednesday.-A Japanese sailor
with the fleet in the attacks today
"Our rendezvous at the islands on the
night Arthur hu1ks
old merchant ships the entrance through mishap
one missed its assigned place and small is still left
open for Russian craft very
The first to fourth watching
fifth squadron patrols the Korean
seventh between
The second fleet which up
turned to Port Arthur The Kasuga
supposed to with squadron.
"The japanese damage
Only injured, these
have been repaired rejoined
Of our torpedo boats have been damaged
sum total OF our losses We expect to be sent into Port Arthur
again within days give
place fall Several of the forts have been put
out Of action and will follow
WHERE JAPs ARE UNoPPosED.
NEW-cFIwANG, April e.-The Japanese will op-
posed at the mouth military
having decided that successful defense Of
bank would be impossible against the japanese
Since Thursday enemys gunboats patrol
ling the river north within five miles Of Antung They
three gunboats protecting
f ] @ - ~ ne % op % 'ellc sc @ Is S'ror9 enough
CAR DISCOURAGES BOYCOTTING.
Cable to The
ST. PETERSBURG, April 6.-An utterance
circulated which likely stop entirely
against America. When informed Of
Russian merchants boycott
used the following
"Such policy would expression patri-
Otism great American seriously
befriending
published papers
regarded expressing the will Amer
lean people,"
"THUNDERERS" STEAMER IS SEARCHED.
LONDON, April THE Telegraphs
spOndent Russian warshps patrOllnq
Pechil, stopped
searched thirty miles outside Arthur
Times cruising vicinity
Arthur cabling hod-up by
Russian warship says Bayan,
flying flag Admiral Makaroff which
later his says Bayan
damage recently upon Japa-
that q ship
hauling says, appeared
finely drawn but they nevertheless
JAPANESE SPIES CAUGHT.
correspondent Chifu cabling
Wednesday, Japanese spies
NeVv-chvvang yesterday possession
plans
Standards says
China, protested gov
against presence Japanese
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Continued on Sixth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-07
Special Cable to The Globe.
GAR DISCOURAGE
Special Cable to The Globe.

ST. PETERSBURG, A
cZar is circulated which i
against America. When
Russian merchants to boy
used the following word:
"Such a policy would
Otism. The great AmeriC
befriending Japan at the G
attacks upon Russia put
and must not be regarded
lean people"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Robert n. Berry and wife
to N. q. Arnnll 40 feet on west side OIL
Meadow Street, 13o "a feet south OF IVY,
s. s cottrel's executors to r. =. & Green
81 b,6 feet on north side E, 90. cary street
Henry Castelvecihi TO Charles Bernlcch,,.
interest In stock and fixtures at NO. ola
West Broad Street. 400
r. Henry HARDWOOD and wife to Mary
May. Is Dk-l2 feet on east side Eighth
street 81 5ls-l2 feet south Of Grace.
$3.50 :.
Henry Holzsrefe and wife to Annie +
southeast corner Graham. SLIGO.
Emile NJ. knker TO Henry s. WaIler-
stein. a IL feet on north side Main street
between Eighteenth aud Nlnteenth. s2,.n
J A. Moncu.e and wife to Edith Il.
Donttan, % feet on south side Tloyd ave ave
j, G. Quinn and wife to Edmonia Ierr
1s feet on east side Thlrtieth Street. u
feet south OF Clay. SEQ.
Henrico: w. 6. Gross and wife 10 ltlcT
mond Traction Company, 60 .eet on west
side Dickinson, $50.
William r. Hookcr's trustee to FranK
NJ. Boxlcy. 4h-l2 feet on north side
goo.
John w. Peasants and wife to Edwin
Pleasants. same deed recorded In Cham
Gerry Court March "a. 1904.
Rosa and r. G. O'Snllivan to John 4, - !.
noran, 60 feet on north side Nine hli ~, I,
Road. 1eo feet east OF Twenty-nlh'' ~
s. +. Waddll. clerk Of Henrlco Cir,
cult Court to Tax Title Company, OF
Richmond. II feet on east side Twenty
NTH Street. 1850 Ia feet from Nine Milo
Road, in name Of ". o. Burch. for taxes.
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IN PETERSBURG.
Special Musical Programmes fol
Easter DaY.
ESPECIAL to The TImes-Dispatch0

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatcho
PETERSBURG, VA. April There
will be special music Tomorrow at sew
eral OF the churches in PETERSBURG The
following special programme has been
arranged for both services at Market
Street Methodist Church:
Mrs. T. A. Robertson. organist and d.
rector. trL
MORNING
voluntary Cavatina violin and organ).
Raft.
c. +. LeJeune.
Hymn No. 1oI,
Prayer by pastor.
"Immortality' "a solo by Miss Susie
Warwick. Shepperd.
Scripture lesson.
Hymn No. 1l6
THE Risen Lord Can anthem). Greene.
Sermon: Subject. The Resurrection
Body" by Rev. S. c. Hatcher
"Nfagdalene" Can anthem quartette, by
Misses Warwick and Larrabee and
Messrs. A. Wright, Jr.. and G. l..
Thomas). Warren.
NIGHT.
Pilgrims Chorus. Wagner.
Hymn No. 2G7.
Prayer by pastor.
"Day of Wonder. Day OF Gkadness' Tan
anthem quartette, by Misses Warwick
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these transactions. They were credited
to his account
JOINT THREE ACCOUNT.

JO1N F1i1GtEfJ ASNoON
Next came another Joint three ac-
count, showing these purchases Of cot
ton: March Sd, 5000 bales: March 4th.
10 40; March 7th, 1900, and March 9th,
100 bales. It developed during the exami-
nation that the first transaction MIR.
Hawley had with Mr.. sully was In Sep
TENDER, 1903. when he loaned Suly indi-
vidually 100000 on securities. A letter
from Hawley to Sully, dated March 18th,
was read by Mr.. Root. It read In part:
IT enclose herewith statement of ac-
count showing. so far as my Individual
interest Is concerned, balance due you
Of So. 42O. for which I enclose my check.
(Signed.) E. Hawley." Mr.. Hawley said
that his check for the amount named was
sent to D. j. Sully and Company. 1t
developed that In one of the "1oint
three accounts. known is No. 5, Sully.
had a fifty per cent. interest. while that
of Hawley and Ray was twenty-five per
cent. each. Mr.. Hawley here made a brief
statement denying any copa rtnership
with Mr.. sully. That phase of the eX-
animation. Mr.. Root replied, had not yet
been reached. Mr.. Hawley said that
much correspondence had passed between
him and Mr., Sully from September |.
1903. to March 10Th last. He had also
seen Mr.. ,Sully very frequently between
December and March. Mr.. Root read
ments and other memoranda all of which
referred to pool operations. Hawleys
check book was asked for, but was not
produced. His counsel promised to sub.
nit 1t at the next examination. Before
the adjournment Mr.. Dos Passos.. Sullys
counsel. said: We are vitality interested
in this inquiry. We want the subject
opened very fully" Replying to this. Mr..
Root said: we will be glad to receive
odI look 70 n
very thorough examination" Address
ing Commissioner Alexander. Lawyer
Davies said for Hawley and Ray: You
will find our side ready at any time
We are prepared to proceed at any time.
We desire to facilitate the examina ton
in every way"
It was then decided to adjourn until
next Thursday at II o'clock. Roughly
estimated Mr.. Hawley's profits in the
numerous Joint two" and "jont three"
accounts. as brought out by Mr.. Root
Appropriated $4,000. Apparently his
first serious loss was just before the sus-
pension of Sully and Company, as shown
by his letter OF March 1sth.s enclosing a
check for sS242O to that firm. Just before
the close Of tho examination Mr.. Ront
submitted, but failed to make public, Il
letter supposed to contain the names of
three persons not heretofore mentioned
as participants in one or more Hawley
sully pools, The identity Of these per-
sons, one Of whom was said to be g
woman. could not be ascertained.
a meeting Of the receivers and tho
creditors committee was held at the
Sully offices late in the afternoon 1t
was reported that the receivers had
made a new and more favorable PROPOSE
ton to the creditors, but it was after
wards denied that anything was said or
done In the matter. No statement as to
what happened at the meeting was OBJ
tanable.
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The Sioux.


a staiwart collection of Sioux.
Being hungry and having the blioux.
To Washington went.
Where few days they spent
In talking and fearing the nioux.
Said they, "You viii kindly excuIoux
Our mode OF expressing our vioux.
But We're hungry out there
II you've rntions to spare
Do not fear that We'll proudly refuioux."
They rode through our fair avenloux.
Took trip to the finest Of zlouS,
Where the monkeys at play.
on a bright. sprngtime day.
Make us laugh. even when We don't
chtouS.
Then we said. save your pennies. oh,
Sioux,
And beware OF bad money and bioux."
They grunted, "Thats nice
We have heap good advice
But s Wsrs 5 stu short of blankets and nd.
Washington STAR
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BE LIVELY SESSION.
Next Term OF Chesterfield Cou
Begins Second Monday.

Especial to The 1lmcs-Dlspatch)
CHESTERFIELD, VA, April 1.-The
following nine persons were to-day drawn
by the clerk Of the Circuit Court in tina
presence of the commemorative attor~
rey. as jurors for the trial of misde-
lrcanors and civil cases at the term of
the court, to begin on the second Mon
day In this month, tfas 18th, namely; w.
IT, Bass. T.. c. Haight, Haley Cole r. A.
Barwager, c. Judson Elicit. r, Harvsy
Tuqua, Richard H. Johnson. George w.
Lite and Henry Rudy.
Much business awaits Judge Watson
at his first sitting here and the April
term will probably be drawn out for a.
long season. IN addition to the Usual
matters to b, heard twelve appllcat tons
for retail liquor licenses VIII probably
have to be passed upon, as that nuns
Der OF notices of applications are now
posted on the courthouse door some
Of the applications will doubtless he COM
tested which will consume much time.
The Confederate pension bonrd which
transacted some business here on last
Monday will continue It's sitting here
during the coming term.
A deed was filad for record IN the
clerks office to-day, transferring the
property. real and personal of the swine-
ford Arsenic Lithia Water Company, OF
this county. to The virginia Lithia
Springs Company, the latter company
having recently. secured Il charter from
tie Corporation Commission. Concurrent,
with the bargain and sale deed was leS
corded mol4snge from the Virginia
l.thia Springs Company to the Virginia
Trust CompanS, trustee, conveying the
same prortsrty to secure the payment of
us, 600 in bonds, to be issued TO the num-
Der OF thirty. of the par value of $500
each.
The new telephone company recently
organized here; was authorized on las,
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DIR. LOGAN WILL STAY.
Remarkable Administration
in the Tail.
fspeclal to Tho rimes p!spatch.l

Especial to The Times-D lspatct,)
wYTHEVILLE, VA. April 1.-THE
pressure brought to bear on Rev, NJ. r
Logan. D. D., not only by his own con-
gregatlon Is Wythevllle. but by friends
throughout Southwestern Virginia. has
induced him to decline the call extended
him By st. Anne's. church ir. Nashville,
mentioned In this correspondence few
days ago.
An incident occurred under the admin
istraton of DR., Logan few days ago.
In his illustrations to Chesley Peoples.
tho murderer, who was hung on March
25th, which Ia perhaps without q parallel
In the history OF orlmo, After proper
preparation by the prisoner, the holy
the participants were tina prisoner who
was to be executed. the 1allar's wife and
the sheriff who carried out the death
penalty.
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GOING TO THE FAIR.
Washington Guards, OF Freder-

w dSllkklSl WI SA10hN9t = >f~Ny
icksburg. to Encamp in St. Louis.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch]
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, APRIL IL
The Washington Guards OF this city
Company l., Seventleth Virginia Regi-
ment, Virginia Volunteers, Infantry, Cap
tain Y, IT. Revere. are making active
preparations for their trip to the ST.
Louis Exposition. concerning which the
members Of the company ara very enthu-
sIastic The company will so IN camp, at
the Worlds Fair tho week beginning
July &th-
Miss Louise Watson, Of Colonial
Beach. who was accidentally shot re-
Gently, is rapidly improving IN hos
pital at Washington. and It Is thought
that no lasting injury win result from
the accident.
Mr., George Freeman, Jr,, has pur-
chased of Mr.. A, w Emhrey, the brick
residence ON the corner OF Fair and
Mercer Streets. and Will occupy the
property with his family as his home.
This historic building was used as a.
hospital during tho Civil War. and was
badly scarred by shells and bullets. 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-02
Easter Gifts.
(For The Times Dispatch.)

(FOr The I1mcS- DtSpdtCH.l
Arc you going TO make glad any near near
this blessed Easter-tlde?
Just simple little gift sent with
heart full OF love, carrying go many mes
sages OF peace and happiness to make
those we love feel they have place III
our hearts still that the years cannot
erase. am writing to you again. my
friends the public. To tell you that you
can do a kind act for stranger, "hlle
you are doing a loving one for some dear
one. and make Easter two-foid happi-
er in one act of love. never sa" SO
many beautiful Easter gifts as l found
at the Woman's Exchange. From the
penny sticks OF candy to the dollars that
mark the "ola time furniture, you find
all prices Just to suit your fancy and
your purse.
One shows case contains so many pieces
of embroidery that you wonder which
you really want From the beautiful
pure white mountain mellick 10 the deep
rich colorlng of the peoples and pansies
mixed with drawn work. that equals real
Mexican. you find lace scarfs, CENTER
pieces doilies. tray cloths and pillow
cushions that vie with each other In
beauty and daintiness. Follow the coun-
ters for step or two and collars ana
cuffs galore meet your eye. They are
plain and fancy. and you are hard to
please II you can't find something to suit
your ideas. The baby has not been for
gotten in this display Of work. Across
the isle you can pick out so many tiny
little garments that will make some
mothers heart very happy. There is
another case of knick-knacks. l can't
begin to tell you what. You must look
for yourself. The walls have many pretty
pictures for sale, hanging on them and
a table Of burnt articles. in their deep
brown tints. with a touch of scarlet now
and then, makes you want more than one
piece. There are many Easter novelties
about the room. but If I tried to tell You
of them could not do them full justice.
and want you to look for yourself and
seeif my opinion is not worth something.
NOT A MEMBER OF THE BOARD.
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8I7 East Broad Street.
Phone 1883.
zen, Of tbs. county. died yesterday norn-l
Ing at his residence. aged eighty four
Farmers Organize.
Especial to The Tlmas--Dllspa7.ts'c ;lrl.

Especial to TIC Inss-II1sp p aEecr[ ,,
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. April - -
mass meeting was held at Houston ms l'
week in the interest Of the Farmers Ass s.
soclation. The meeting was addressed 's 3 Spy8
Mr.. J. 3, Mccormick and Mr.. 8. O.
Adams. Of Charlotte county, president tof
the Interstate Tobacco Associa alton, Isl 5.S3
permanent county organization was .E
formed with the following officers ~ tR3.
Anderson, president; T. J. Powell. secre-
tary; Bruce Mccormick, organizer: T. i.
Lester. W. w. Lacy. T. j. Powell. with
the president, compose the Executive
Committee. 81
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Fire at Houston.
,eoia1 to The Tlmes-Dlspatch

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) S.5Eg
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April L--Several
out buildings belonging to w. Holt Ed
munds at South Boston were DESTROYED I
by fire Thursday about l o'clock; par
TALLY Insured origin Of fire not KNOWN 1c1 WI.
( Miss Mildred Willlngham. Of this place.
who Is visiting friends in Rockford, II Md.
is critically i'll with perltonltis. Her mo Their
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. a. 3. Willing
ham, are at her bedside. Miss Willlngha
is one Of the most popular young ladies'
OF South Boston. sii54
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Virginia and Yale.
tspecIai io Tie .rlmes.Dlspatch,

tSbec1n1 10 TIC TImtB.D1spatc11J
3 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, va.
at 1910 tits afternoon over. the. Chcsa-
peako and Ohio Railway for Norfolk,
where on to-norrow. afternoon VII occur
Ing tie pin yers, fourteen In number, were
Manager somerville. Assistant. .hlailagsr
Page anu Head Coach C,rley. The team u,
viii play MS follows: Munger. G.: cr1n,crnt..
SIS. s,earns (captaln).. 3D.; Daniel. RI;
Pollard, CT; stuckcy, IL,
Yale and Virginia VIII play hero on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-02
SECRETLY MARRIED.
Mr., Cline and Bride, of Stanton,
Surprise Their Friends.
Especial 10 The rlmcs- plsnatch,l

ISpecIaI 70 TIC TIWcs-DlspAtch,)
STAUNToN, VA. April l.-Mr, VIII
Cline, a painter, OF this city, and Miss
Barbara Probst, OF Augusta county, who
has beens connected with the Mary Bald
win Seminary for some time. were Sc
cretly married here on February nth.
and the marriage was kept quiet until
last night when 1t lealhed out They
were married by Rev. a. D. r. Hanoher.
OF the Lutheran Church, The announcer
lnent of the marriage this morning was
Il surprise to their many friends Mr.
and Mrs. Cline will make their homo In
this city.
Mr., Joseph Calhoun, a prominent clu-
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Another Hanging Likely.
fSpecinl IN Tho Times DiSpatCh.)

+ FAYETTEVILLE. N. c.. April tine
Supreme Court Of North Carolina has af-
firmed the Judgment of the lower court
IN the case nc state VS.. Mum. and It
looks MS if Cumberland county IS soon
to have another hanging. IL the sem
tence in the case of Mum Is carried Out,
this county will have had six executions
since the Civil War-all attended by ORA
malIc Incidents W.
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8Plow Works Change Hands,:

Especial to The Ttmes-D ispatch.) #
sTAUNTON, VA. April l.-.NIr. II. S.
Hunphrles has bought tho Vesivius PleoW
works. II. this county. This is the Oldest
plow factory west Of the Blue Ridge
and was established by Mr. SCHUYLER
Bradley New York gentleman, IN ls43
who manufactured the Livingston pillow,
who made quite a success out OF his
works This firm now make the chilled
pillow and repairs for all the leading ploWs
manufactured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-02
No Opium In chamberlaIn's Cough
llan adM ! :

There is not the least danger In giving
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy to small
children as 1t contains no opium or other
harmful drug, 1t has an established repr
most successful medicine In usa for
colds, Group and whooping cough 1t all
ways cures and Is pleasant to take, Chill
dren like 1t, For sale by all druggists.
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Both Conveniently Located.
THE VIRGINIA"
To Be Launched April 5th, 1904.

Sail out. o shipl espouse tho sea.
Who looks with yearning ego on thee
And begs that thou his bride Wit t,,t re,
with pleading love, he woes thee now.
1mpIores the winds to bear his VOW
And watt thee out; to smooth his brow, prov;
Sail out, Q ship. and \, ra 4, the, deep;
While nyrads all untroubled sleep
when heavenly orbs withhold their light,
Unfurl thy peerless banner bright
Athwart the ebon dome of night
Speed forth. Q Ship and guard tho strand
or Mother State and Fatherland.
who now salute thee hand In hand.
TO mar and bur this holy hour
when Peace her bcnison doth shower,
Proverb and poet Oft proclaim
That high and echons fame
DO reck but little of a. NAME
Yet surgng throngs. this holy day.
The while they speed thee on thy way
Do hold the proverb false. and say,
THAT high rsnown and echolng fame
That clingeth still to great name
Which through the years unsullied came, came.
Vet lends a halo to his brow
who hears that name with honor now;
And so we write upon thy bow
Dear Ship I falter; bend thine
A trembling mInstrels message hear.
I mind proverb far more dear
Virginia.
"Shatter the hover sou Will,
The fragrance hangs around It still:
And SO thy name hath power to thrill
Virginia.
Sail out o Ship thy peerless
Which through the years unsuuled came,
Augurs for thee an echoing fame,
Our Fathers God. whose mighty Hand
Hath set the to guard our land
Commit His waves to thy command,
Virginia.
speed forth, O Ship! lot burly foe
OF Motherand right early know
That he who threatens her blow.
Virginia
VIII wake the soul Of Henry then.
And rouse a myriad minute men
10 storm the heights Of York again.
IN Virginia
]. LESLIE FALL. Williamsburg. Va
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and Larrabee, NIcssrs. Cleveland and
Howard WrIght). Schneider.
X 'iAt tho Rising of the sun (ap ems
them. c. whitney Coombs.
Sermon. Subject. "cchditlcns Of Re-
viyal."
"Heyurrcxit tsoo. BY Miss Almcda
Larraben), Tostla '4at X
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has recently been thoroughly repaired
and modernlzed.
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Colonel Petit Improving.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON. VA, April THE Flu
wanna Cotillon Club will give their an
nual Easter german tonight at the home
OF Mr.. Eugene Payne. Music will be- fur-
ntshed by a. local string band.
Colonel William 3. Petit, who has oeen
valescent.
Miss Susie Bell and Miss Louise Ellatt.
of Woman's College, are spending EastaR
In Fluvanna. BIN 81 Us
Eus1c Hughes represent ting HaTrelson
and Company. of Richmond. passed here
to-day.
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House cleaning time has come-read !,
the It'd. WANTS for help. and YOU will
not have to work yourself to death d,
Read to,day's WANT AID. page. 1t will 4
save you money.
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Monday by tina board of supervisors to
construct its lines along the highways
OF tho county.
The board passed an order increasing
the salary OF the Commemorative attor-
ney for this county to 5000 from 5000.
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TWO BIC STORES.

BANK ACCOUNT You can kep
dollar
average
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-23
Lawyer Shot and Killed.

lie. Christian, a well-kn0wn lawyer 0l
Wyoming county, w. Va, partner OF
Judge Saunders, recently elected to the
supreme bench, was shot to death in
front of the honse at Oceana late Thurs
day night by Kennelt Canterbury, who
for wears has been operating distiIlery
in his home county. Christian bad re.
Gently been the cause Of Canterbury :
arrest, and at his trial he prosecuted bin
vigorously, but Canterbury was acquitted.
Late Thursday nigh they met on the
street for the first time since the trial
and Canterbury, who was intoxicated,
began abusing Christian and reached iOr
his revolver. Christian, who WAS un'
armed. and realizing that Canterbury
was dangerous man, sprang forward
and tried to wrench the pistol from his
hand. He failed to do this, however,
and Canterbury, freeing himself, fired
three bullets into Christian, the latter
diving instantly. Christian was fifty
four years Of age. lie was corporation
lawyer, the case in which he prosecuted
Canterbury being the only criminal
business he had engaged in for nearly
Two years. Canterbury had not been ar
rested late yesterday evening, but the
officers believe they will find him before
morning.