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Cañon City record., 1904-02-11

pack Of aristocratic and well trained
dog, which are an indispensable
auxilliary on q hunting trip into the
hills. Last year Mr.. Anthony killed
no fewer than sixteen bears, to say
nothing OF mountain lions, bob cats
and lesser game. Among his bag of
bears was several large repres-
OF the grizzly and silver tip species.
than which no more dangerous and
fersscious animals exist on the Ameri-
can continent. Mr.. Anthony will bring
his dogs with him and as soon as an
Opportunity offers will visit the Black
Mountain country with view Of tax
ing the scalp Of 'Old Nose, the cele-
brated grizzly whose raids on The cat
tie ranges in the vicinity Of Stirrup
ranch have been SO Interestingly told
by II N. Beecher and others in "Recre-
alton. .'0uting" and other publica-
tions devoted to outdoor sports.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-11
JUDGE LINDSAY SPEAKS.
Big Crowd Turn Out to Hear
Judge Lindsay Of Denver.

Seldom has Canon City audience
had the opportunity Of listening to so
masterly and intelligent an address on
. sociological subject as the one deliv-
cred by Judge b. b Lindsay Of Denver
at the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday night on THE Duty of the
Parent to the Child and the State"
The church was filled to it's utmost
capacity by an audience representive
OF our best citizenship, and much in
terest was aroused in the deductions
Of the speaker, which were in many
respects startling in the extreme.
In the discharge OF his duties as
Judge OF the Juvenile Court OF Denver
for the last three years Judge Lindsay
has had much experience in dealing
with youthful offenders against the
law, and. having supplemented the
knowledge gained in that way by II
study OF criminology in New York City
Chicago, Boston, st. Louis and other
eenters of populations is more than
ordinarily well qualified TO speak au-
thoritively on the subject selected for
his address. The increase OF crime,
particularly among the youth of the
land, is growing menace to our civili-
zntion, according 10 Judge Lindsay.
and, unless checked, will ultimately
subvert the Republic.
In single year 1000 boys, between
ten and sixteen years OF age, were
arrested by the police of Chicago, which
10 hardly worse than other American
cities. In New York City there was a
still greater number OF arrests OF
youthful criminals: Boston, 81. Louis,
Baltimore, San Francisco and other
cities showing about the same ratio Of
arrests according 70 population. In
Cañon City record., 1904-02-11
h Arlington.

The Japanese attack was one of the
utmost hazard and could only have
emenated from a brave people and one
having great confidence in the right
eousness of the cause in which they
were engaged.
That the Japanese have determined
to conduct a vigorous warfare is evil
denced by the fact that within forty
eight hours after the first gun was fred
they had gained thrice in conflict. 1t
may be of short duration, but is equal
ly likely to be long and sanguinary, as
other powers having commercial in
terests in the Far East may become
embroiled in the quarrel
Japan is known to have the sympa-
thy of Great Britain and Germany in
her struggle with the Muscovite, while
France is tied up to Russia by a treaty
which may compel her to take hand
in the fight
The trouble between Japan and Rus
sia dates back to the time of the war
between Japan and China in the sum-
mer of 1894, when Russia robbed the
japanese of the fruits of her triumph.
By :he terms of the treaty of Shimon-
oseki. signed April Is. 1895, China
ceded to Japan the Liao-Tung penin-
sula, Formosa and the Pascadore
Islands, in addition to the payment of
a cash indemnity of $I65 900, go.
In consequence of joint protest
from Russia, France and Germany the
Lao. Tung penipsula, including Port
Arthur, was surrendered by Japan,
whereupon Russia took possession and
has held it ever since.
Another cause of the rupture be-
tween the two warning powers is the
refusal of Russia to withdraw from
Manchuria and the undue influence she
is exercising in Corea. The ambition
OF Japan is to exert a preponderating
influence among the Asiatic nations,
and its realization is impossible with
Russia entrenched on the Pacific ocean.
The news from the seat of war will
be looked forward to by the people Of
of the United States with hardly less
interest than WAS the case during the
Spanish American conflict in 1895.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-11
CANON CITY, COLORADO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1904.
Week The Record VIII The Publication Of That Fascinating
Story, Gentleman FromI by b,

Lindsay delivered an interesting and
helpful address to a large gathering Of
boys and young men at 3 O'Clock last
Sunday afternoon on Some Boys l
Have Known" The visit of Judge
Lindsay to Canon City can hardly fail
to accomplish lot of practical good in
emphasizing the duty Of parents to
their children and their responsibility
to the State for their good behavior.
Cañon City record., 1904-02-11

combine to guide the youth OF the land
into paths of honor and uprightness
while it is in a plastic concition.
What Jacob Riiss has done for the
"submurged truth" in New York City
Judge Lindsay is doing for the same
class in Denver and the noble work in
which he is engaged should receive the
support and encouragement of all
humanitarian, patriotic citizens Judge
Cañon City record., 1904-02-11
PROF: GREENE
The Great Magician Coming
fit the Opera House

exhibiting
of the difficult and wonderful Magic Shtoand
Ledgerdenadin American Stage.
difficult tricks
Hermann, and things
performances
old and
entertaining satisfactory performances
goen House,
are qualified md
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-23
Mr.. clarlr speaks.

The wheeling Intell,ssncer of Monday
IN It's Bellaire, Ohio. correspondence.
says: ''r6e Hon. Thomas H. Clark. of
Columbus, spoke yesterday morning ut
tae Christian church and last evening
in the United Presbyterian church. Mr..
Clark is the author of the Clark Local
Option Bin and Is ONE of the foremost
advocates of temperance in the state as
well as beng most brilliant orator.
Mr.. Clark Is son-in-law of DR.. D. O.
LouChery, of this city, and was formerly
located at Salem.
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SMALLPOX
AT ENTERPRISE
Iamsa Miller Has Had e Week and
There Have Been Several Expos
ures Epidemic Is Reared.

Dr.. John b Payne, me county
health officer, was notified Sunday even
ing by Constable Warden Stewart, of
Enterprise, who came mere expressly for
the purpose, that there is a eass Of
smallpox Mt Enterprise. The patient is
Samuel Miller, coal miner. He has
been sick a week. DR.. Mister attend d
him and finally pronounced It smallpox.
A Shinnston physician also pronOuncss
it smallpox, There have bsen a mum.
bsr Of exposures and there Is likely to
be an epidemic. DR.. Payne informed
the constable taat he would go to En-
terprise Monday morning aad nsalao an
investigation, after which a stric. quar-
antine would be established.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-23
AN OLD MEDICINE.
IN A NEW FORM, PHYSICIANS ARE
PLEASED
Druggists Stone & Mercer Say: Avinol
Is a New Form of the Oldest and
Best Tonic in the World.

Druggists Stone & Mercer Say: ."vinol
Is a New Form of the Oldest and
Best Tonic in the World.
Science conferred great boon on
humanity when two eminent French
chemists discovered now to citrate from
the Gods liver all the curative elsments
contained in cod liver oil, but without a
drop of oil or grease, and thus produce
Yinol.
ut is no longer necessary to load the
stomach with old-fasnioped greasy cod
liver oil or emulsions to obtain tae cur.
ative properties of cod liver oil, for
vinol is like taking tnc kernel from TN,
nut, the oil or the qraase in which the
curative elsnents were envelopci has
been discarded, and we offer the people
of clarksburg tine concentrated essence
of the medicine forurd in cod liver oil,
without a drop of oil or grease to up
set the stomach and retand its work.
"For centuries doctors ersl druggists
alike nave locked upon cod liver oil as
the best tonic. strength, creator and
body-builder in the world, but nave ac
knowlc,lger that its one great draw
back was the grease which it contained.
With this grease all eliminated. We
offer ths peopls of clar}sburg in vinol
a perfect col liver oil preparation as
delicious 10 the taste as a rresn oranse"
Mr.. j. b. Kenner, Deputy Clerk OF
the Superior Court, Atlanta Ca, writes
.'vinol is the ideal preparation of cod
liver oil; it puriaes and enricnes tine
blood, induces a good appetite, pro-
notes digestion and inyigorates every
organ of the body"
Therefore, in the strongest manner,
We indorse and guarantee vinol to in.
crease the appetite, cure stomach trou-
ibles, give strength to the run down,
tired aand debilitated, invigorahe and
build up old people, make ricn, red
blood, cure chronic coughs, colds and
bronchitis. If it fails, we return your
money. Stone & Mercer, druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-23

4 Cincinnati travelling man named
~. ?. Norman. representing leading
NA2skey house, will not soon again visit
~ town OF Redwood, owing to the har-
n.ving experience ne had there day
- 20 ago. accompanied by E. L. May
Hra, another travelling man, ne landed
n the town for the first time They
Gnrles D. Johnston. whose fame as a
&le MOTEL man extends from ocean to
easan and valley to the highest peak in
GoSsrado.
nIr. Johnston likes a prank That is
splayed ON the other fellow, even be 1t
- tae expense of one of mis- own
guests, although he would rather 1t be
ed Thomas B. Seely, OF the Traders,
stna any one else. So ne and Maynard
iande 1t up to give an interesting tinge
- Eorman's visit in Redwood. They
got him 10 bed, and then Informed him
chat the snerffwas after MIN because of
~ new whiskey laws in this state. He
was told to hide himself un6er the bed.
he did and taen an aAtacae was cent
into the room as sheriff. He hunted
for him in a pretending official capacity
e hign sheriff of the county, but, of
course, did not look under the bed.
After the supposed officer had gone
Norman mad communication with May
aasd and Host Johnston, and told tasm
Sow miraculously he had escaped. Up
en- their advice ne kept close the entire
night and next morning he was given
. straw hat and other makeup, which
se wore to the depot in disguise, but
EeIisf did not come even, when he got
81 the train, as the friends who were
protecting him persuaded him to con-
seal himself in the water closet of the
ear, where ne rode solitary and alone
several hours.
n relating the experience at the
Traders upon his arrival nere, ne stat
I'd that it had been his intention to
visit EFlins on this trip, but believing
INST section of country to be very
much ON the order of Fleetwood and sur
roundings. he had concluded not to go
Ssere.
Norman is none the wiser today and
- will be long time before ne goes
bscse TO Redwood, though ne may ven
lure to come to Clarksburg occasionally.
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The Secret of Success.

Forty million bottles of August Flow
.sr sold in the United States alone since
It's introduction And the demand for
it is still growing. Isn't that a fine
showing of successi Don't it prove that
August Flower mas had unfailing suc.
csc in the cure of indigestion and dys-
pepsia-the two greatest enemies of
health and happinesf Does 1T not af-
ford the best evidence that August
Flower is sure specific for all stom-
ach and intestinal disordersf-taat it
has proved itself the best of all liver
regulatory Augut Flower ha match
less record of oyer thirty five years in
curing the ailing millions of tns4e dis.
tressing complaints-a succ - that is
becoming wider in its scope every day,
at nome and abroad, as the fame of
August Flower spreads. Trial bottles
e5ci regular size 75c. For sale by f.
G. Bland, druggist
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MONEY ]!

DO You want to sell your farm AMI
get cash for it, Tell Us or write Us
about it, or if you want to buy any
thing remember us. Wen ave what
You want taa very best at the most
reasonable prices-Farms, Houses, Lots,
Aiills, Hotels, Oil Royalties, Stores, Coal
Lands, Mines, and Bank Stock for sale.
If you have Money to Loan we can help
you in making it safe as we know 6ne
sub,cash value of real estate; and can
tell you when the mortgage is good
one. Remember. the leading money
lenders depend on u. Advice free.
Bear in mind that we ara in the CEN
ere of the middle of the prosperity you
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-23
oRDRR or pUBLIcATIoN.

State o: West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Office of tne
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison
County on the first Monday in Decsm-
Der, loO4, the following order was en-
tered:
Ella v. Thompson and Nellie Stuart ".
Jesse H. G. Lang. and James R: Ad-
ans, executors. OF the last will and
testament Cd Arthur G. Devers, de-
ceased, and also as Executors of tns
last will of Ingaby j. Divers, ieeeas-
ed, ElmirD NJ S. Dent, John A. Flen-
ing, Sheriff, and as such Administrator
of Charity s. Nionols, deceased, Jo-
annah NJ. Stuart, R. s. David Stuart,
Ingaby Msy windon. Hannah Pick
ems, May Bumgardnsr, May DAVIDSON,
Susan G Roy, Virginia Evans, James
R. Adams, as trustee, SC, Adelbert
Lang, Hester A. Robinson, Leonora
Gay Robinson, Alba-t Lee Robinson,
Frank G. Robinson, and Arthur c.
Peck. Bird f. Robinson, Bessie Rob
inson, and Robert S. Robinson, the
last four named being infants under
81 years OF age.
In Cnancery.
The object of the above suit is. to
take charge of and carry out the trust
for the benefit of the l,gatees, created
by tine last win and testament of Ar
thur G Divers, deceased, to sell and
dispose of the real estate of which he
died seized, and to pay out tn. pro-
cea,ls arising from suca snle according
to the provisions of said will; TO con-
strue the said last wiz and testament
of said deceient, as incidental to car
rying into effect the said trust; to pre-
serve tine estate of said decsdent from
damage, from waste, &C.; also to close
mp anil settle the accounts of the exec
utors of said Arthur c. Divers, deceased,
and if necessary at any tina in the pro-
Tcss of this cause to declare vacant
the office of sucd executor in so far as
the same was held by jones R Adj
ans.
And it appearing from an Affidavit
filei in this cause that James r. Adhgns.
Executor, &C.. and Bessie Robinson. two
Of the defendants above named arc, not
residents of this state it is ordered
that they do appear hsre within one
month from the date of the first prbii-
cation OF this order and do what ia nee
essary to protct their interests IN this
suit.
Given under my hand this 5th day of
December, 1904.
H W. WILLIAMS,
sPERRY & SPERRY, Clerk.
Counsel dceIe- 4tw
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the office of the
Clerk OF tine Circuit Court of Harrison
County on tine first Monday in Deem
Der, 1904, the following order was en-
tered
Granville H. Davis vs.. Wells D. Mont
gomery,, In Chancery.
The object of the above suit is to en-
force the vendors lien retained in tins
deed executed by Granvills H. Davis,
and Minerva R. Davis, his wife. to
Wells D. Montgomery, on tae e5th day
of August, 1909, and subject the real
estate mentioned and described in. snii
deed, to the payment OF sail lien.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause that the defendant,
Wells D. Montgomery, is not resident
of this state, it is ordered that ne do
appear here within one month from the
time of the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in tnis suit.
Given under my hand this the Sta
day OF December, 1904.
II. W. WILLIAMS.
sPERRY 8 SPERRY. Clerk.
Counsel. decls-4bw
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s. II. HARRISON.
odee4tw.
Notice % Stoclsholdera.

The stockholders of the Tradsrs Ma
tional Bank of carksburg, ara hereby
notified that the regular annual meet
ing for the election of eleven directors
to serve for the ensuing year, win be
held at its banking house at 10 o'clock
a. M, Tuesday, january 10. zoos.
S. II. WHITE,
sdec4tw. Cashier.
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MOTTO. Of stockholders, Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders OF .ae ClnrlSs-
burg Cooperative Glass Manufacturing
Company will be held at the principal
sfice of the company, on the slst day
Of December, 1904, at o'clock p. m,
sor the purpose among other things of
considering a resolution TO change the
name OF said corporation to clarksburg
alass Company.
G. A. WILEY, Secretary.
pec. 10, 1901. 2wIss.
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NOTICE

ANY person or persons having Posscs-
sion Of or any claim to bank books Nos.
5s4s, 1873, and 1927 are requested 10
present same to R. T. Lowades & Com
pany Savings Bank or submit to having
said books cancelled and new books is
sued in lieu thersof.
R. T. LOwn.ies q Company Savings
Bank.
GEO. L. DUNCAN,
decl6-4tw Cashier.
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TpAMsTERs, MEETING.

There will be meeting of the Cen
trail West Virginia U. S. Transfers or
ganization aeld in the court house at
Clarksburg, W. Va, on the second Sat
,irday in January, 1905. All persons
interested in said meeting ara requested
to attend. Organization win meet at
IL o'clock a. m.
THOMAS HAwKER, Pres.
B. A. REEDER- Secy.
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Worth a Thought
Is influence Has Been Felt BY So Many
lshis Statement Win Interest Seorts Of
elarksbuTg Readers.

elarksbuTg Readers.
The hcts gwen below are worth a,
Peru~.i by all who are anxious about
heir physical condition or arc similarly
Situated to this resident of ClarEsburg.
Il is local occurrence and can be thor
Ppshly Investigated
Mrs. Nancy Lowe. OF $50 Mechanic
ltreet, says: II hardly knew what it
vas to be free from an aching back and
"a irregular action and condition of the
sidneys for twenty years Or more. whep
he attacks were so pronounced that /
vas unable to do any thing tried remedy
after remedy in my cndeavors to stop
constant pain across the loins. Ovcrexer-
bion, in fact, ordinary exertion. caused
twinges which prevented me from doing
The Simplest housework with any degree
IF ease. To go up and down stairs was
'Hsiz AZ that when saw 4
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-12-23
HOTEL
KEEPERS
PRANK
.R1suLrs m NARROWING ExpERl-
MNcE FOR CINCINNATI TRAVEL
EG SALESMAN.
.RzADE BELIEVE, SHERIFF IS AFTER
nm, ME coNcEAI.s HIMSELF UN-
mBR THE BED IN HIS ROOM.

Az,s Riass Many Miles On Railroad Car
a Hiding. After Going to Depot IN
@isguise-Abandons Trip To Erkins
/ garoush Fear of Arrest There.
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deelo.4tw
NOTICE

/ will be at Lanham's Livery Barn
ON Second street December 2std to buy
horses and mares from to years old.
Win pay good prices.
declBetw A A GRUNER.
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Notice OF Annual Meetinr.

The annual meeting of the stocilhold-
crs of The Msrcaauts National Bank
of West Virginia, Mt clarlsburg, will be
held at its Office in the City of clarlss-
burg, State of West Virginia, on the
10th day OF January, 1905, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, for the election of seven directors
for the ensuing year.
S. R. HARRISON,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
ths Circuit Court of Harrison County
ON the first Monday in December, 1904,
the following order WAS entered:
Oliver P. Boughner vs.. Granville knight,
administrator of the estate Of John
c. Wagner, deceased; Bertha Ellen
Wagner, MiGaael Wagner, Lloyd
Wagner. jefferson Wagner, the last
three named being infants under the
age of twcnty-one years, George w.
Wagner, Abner Mitchell, Harvey W.
Mitchell, Dorsey 1. Mitchell, Daniel
Boughner, Homer d. Bougnnsr and
Oliver P. Bopgnner, late partners
trading under the firm name and style
of "Boughner & Sons" Harvey w.
Harmer, Trustee; and COLLEEN A. Law
son, Receiver of Eureka Loan &
Building Association, body corpo-
rate.
In Chancery.
TIE object of the above suit is to IN
force a vendors lien retained in a deed
from Harvey W. Mitchell to Joan q.
Wagner, dated tine lst day of Frbru.
airy, 1903, and recorded in the office of
the clerk of the county court of Har-
rison county, West Va, in Deed Book
1876, page POS, and subject the real es-
tate described in said deed to tna pay
ment of said lien; also to cancel and
annul n decd of trust executed by John
c. Wagner, deceased, on the 5th day of
November, 1908, to Harvey w. Harmer,
trustee, to secure to tine Eureka Loan
AMI Building Association, corporation,
the payment of thirteen hundred dol
lars with interest from said last namel
data, which deed of trust conveys the
above mentioned property and other
real estate owned by the said John @.
wagn at the time of his death.
And it appearing from nm affidavit
filed in this cause that Dorsey L. Nfitol.
ell, one OF the above named defendants
is not resident of this state, it is or
dered that he do appear hers within one
month from the date of the first publ,
cation of this order md no waat is nee
essary to protct his interests in this
suit.
Given under my aand this the 5th
day of December. 1905
II. W. WILLIAMS.
spERRY & SPERM. Clerk.
Counsel. deelo-4tw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
Mr.. Wartl1en's Fine Work.

afr w 81! Bronson. Of WASHINGTON, - D, g,
assistant general passenger agent Of the Glles-
a neakc and Ohio Railway arrived in the city
Yesterday, and will remain here looking after
the passenger business of thu road during me
{ a bssnca of District Passenger agent w, ~
Warthen who viii leave to-day for SIX
weeks. 4 vacation. which he Will &spend in re-
creation and pleasure and rest in he ), far
West Mr.. warthen will return about sep
&tember Ist and during his abserce Mr. Bron-
4 son will remain here. Mr. Bronson stated
yesterday that Mr.. SWarthen had done fine
work here in building up and handling M
tion with the Worlds Fair from the terri
tory OF Virginia. North and South Carolina:
and ihet he was III need OF a4Neil deserved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
AM ORDINANCE

(Approved y ulY 1bt b. 1904 ~ :, !, y.
no PROHIBIT TIL SALE, OF HGHssIEE u
n OR MULES WITHIN OME,1dIusINyps 1iS;I}
@ ANIMALS K ARE BEING SOL. Al
q AUCTION BY a Duly LICENSED
I Bt II ordained by the Council Of the
i. That ii shall be lnla wful for a ny per-
son to sell, either publicly or priiyately,j
Suponany street, q LEY or Of her publlc p!a,c G
Within 'i, one on hundred ilool yards OF any
place where the sal OF Horses or N lles
rs being conducted by a duly licepsed q Nc
ytioneerSat his usual place Of buslne ss.
section shal be liza bic to a flne Of not less
than ten nor more han one hslndred do!-
lars for. each offense.
8. This ordinance shall be IN force from
BEN 7. AUG UsT, City Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
INCREASE THE PRIZES.
.Lynchburg Horse Show 10 be
One of the Best.

isnecIa, To The Times IoispatchJ
III LYNCHKNTC;. VA. July l9,--Ata meeting
of the directors Of the i.ynchhurg Horse
Ehow Association this afternoon II de.
trIded IL Increase The prlzes about forty Der
cent. bringing the aggregs'" m 10 $500,
In addition 10 this there Will be a ; lorr4
fersd for special classes by public spirited
5citizens and firms Of this city. I!vers.hrG
seems to Indicate thai the show In October
Will be ,thr hes, ever held here. and one Of
the hest In the state
B. IN w I,abnes was fined sinh In the pnlct
capyt this n1orsing for operating gambling
room In the city He pleaded guilty. 4.
Y Walter Anderson white was fined 500 b,