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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-10

Through his counsel, Judge Swane
made formal responses in the Senate
to the articles of impeachment made
by the House of Representatives. The
answer was a formidable document In
point of size. Each of the twelve
articles of impeachment was answered
a. length. In every case the fact
charged was admitted, but explained
from Judge Swayne's point of view,
and, in addition, it was contended that
even if the conditions were true as
charged. they were not of character
to Justify proceedings for impeachment
for high crimes and misdemeanors. !"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-10

Paul Morton, formerly Vice Presi-
dent of the Santa Fe Railroad. and
now Secretary of the Navy. and other
officials of that system. will likely not
be criIninally prosecuted, although it
is adjudged by the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission that the load has
been guilty of fragrant, wilful and
continued violation" of the law in
giving rebates and breaches of other
sections of the interstate commerce
act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, TUE sDAY. MARCH l. 1905

blows at thc left were intended tn
mask the real turning movement
which came iiko holt from Il clcu.
Sky. ont Of the west.
Knroratllin fell into The trap. Tl:,,
sitl,a1loa seemed an exact duplicate ni
that 1T Lao Yang ana the Russian
commandments FASTENED Ia mass
forces to :acot l[urcki
Friday tue whole situation was sud
derry reversed when. with iiehtnin.
raDiditN. the Japanese turning cncra.
ticn began on the plain between the
'lnn an'l LAO rivers.
IL order TO succeed Gyama thrcw tIl,,
neutrality Of China 10 the winds.
Nogi H't Them Like ar Avalanche
General No"i. With his Port Arthur
veterans, moved Up The right bank IT
The Fun and leIl like an avalanche
upon the weakened Russian right
doubling it lacl, in confusion lhs
japanese advance being co-ortlinatet.
with the advance straight from tn.
west Of Il Japanese column OF 10000
men, which circlcd around or ,hroi.;,
Chinese neutral territory.
kuroralsin evidently was tckon Nv
surprise. 1t was rot until Saturday
night that he was able 10 slit s,l!ljt;rn,
r@IntO"cemcnts west to stem the tide.
when tie Japanese were within si.l,,
nf MuKdon.
japanese Exhausted by Efforts
But the latest advice; arc 10 tho tr-
iect that tn Japanese. exhausted NV
their tremendous efforts. have every
where slonpoE and now. if ever k,.rc-
l.atIin;s hour hes come
Military critics DECLARE Oyama ha:;
rat enough superiority tc take risks.
According" 10 he war office Crane. IA;
not over 10000 men in excess OF kur.,-
ratkin whose forces total about. $40.
600.
knropatkin's chance. the war Office
SAYS. is an oppnrlunc offensive. as pa.;.
S'Vo resistance would be fatal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
RETREATlNG IN
GREAT DISORDER
japanese Left.. Under General ol;u
Now Pus hi:e -7Ress+ans.~Rsck- to-,
Northwest of Mukden.
CIV Associated Press,

CEREBRAL OKu'S l!EADQUAftr.
ERS IN THE FIELD. March ID D.
~. via tusan-since last (Fridays
night Tie Japanese left which is nov
extending north and south, has a,i
vanccd several mics. Tie Russians
arc retleatng i'll great disorder. TIE
Japanese extreme left is new fifteen
miles northwest of MuildcE and is a!
vancing rapidly.
Ihe escape Of the main Rnssi;.:
forces seem impossible ii is already
estimated that the Russian Lave ,os:
ever lp:00n
The Russians are throwing away
TIER arms and clothing in order 10
lsilit;sle their escape.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
TAFT CUTS THE,
GORDIAN KNOT
Decides That Failure Of Panama Leoi,;
Iation Means That Present
Laws Must Stand.
(Ey Associated Press

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Starch c.
Owing &c the failure Of Congress IL
Provide new legislation for the govern
meht OF tho canal zone. Secretary TAFT
was confronted with the question. as
10 whether he could continue 10 ad
minister the affairs CT The canal znl.c.
This question he today decided in tl,e
affirmative
a statement issued ~ The var dc.
!';r1mcnt quotes a Supreme Court i,t:.
1lslon III the case OF the civil govern.
ment Installed by the military i, Cali
foraia and New Mexico. when Con.
srcss failed to make provision for lis
administration, to the effect thai ;ne
inference tom the inacticn ar Cen
2!csS was rhat the government III
fierce was meant to be continued if i,
Lad rot been le.islativcly changed
Following this precedent the govern.
mcnt OF the canal zone will continue ,c
hc administered acccrdin. to the laws
H&d executive orders now III force.
and General Davis has been c:,b!cd az
e:rdirely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
RESULT OF BATTLE
is STILL I'm DOUBT
Mikado's field Marshal Playing Gle
yer Game Of Strategy in the
Tremendous Conflict.
(Hy Associated prcss)

ST. PETERSBURG. March Co. 80
p.lm.-The result OF the greatest bas.-
'lc Of mcdcrn times is expected to Sc
determined today or tomorrow Nj.
Though General K,ropatkin has cyj
dcntly made every preparation to cover
his retreat. BY removing his acc,lmyl-
lated stores AVID munitions northward
il is now the opinion OF military men
here that ono side n tie other cannot
escape an Overwhelming disaster.
Field Marshal Oyama's ;strasctv in
this battle is now clear. He startlch
and amazed the war office by tho mar
vcllons darirs Of General kuroki's al
vance against The extreme Russian
left and by the series Of hlows dciiv-
cred at the center. whore 10 less tran
thirteen separate attacks have been
launched b. the Imperial Guards ten
miles cast Of Iontilofr Hill
Masked Real Objective.
Tut I is now realized that the heavy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
0yama's Stately Now Becoming
Apparent, But Final Issue
No Man Knows.
LEFT FLANK MOVE 4 FEINT
St. Petersburg Military Experts Think
One Side or Other Must Suffer Over
whelmine Defeat-They Seem to Re-
gard kuropatkin as Moss Likely Can
dd7te For Thrashine.

There was no cessation OF the fi:ht.
mics in Maachnria The Russian re-
ports state that from 4 distance She
lih.. o; battle in tho iElmcdi&tc ,i.iHijy
a.! MuKdcn seemed to be ebbinS TE..
most that the war critics at St, Peters.
burg seem 10 hope for ct present is
that General l[uropatkin has succeed.
"a in rc-cSiab.iehing his limo OF re-
treat in the direction Of Hardin Word
has reached New Ct.wang which has
10 continuation from otter sources
that the japanese are already north Of
nlukIcn viii; !, large force and that the
Russians arc facing disastrous lie.
feat.
There apncars there to be posi-
lility that General l<uroki has drawn
Of portion Of his army from TIC
center ard sent it 10 reinforce The dvi
si1nS engaged in the nanlin. move
lEGntS.
General k:.nlhars. the most trusted
ar General knrcpatkin's officers. Is
I.'rscrally in command Of the Russian,
forces i'll tho triangle between The rail
read md the Hun river, which Vital nu-
sllion tic Japanese have hee.: assai;
ln@ Tor yCveraI' DAYS.
Russian reports admit that 2n.0nn
mfll have been wounded. hut l1:,kc no
mennon CT the number killed. ana al,
1 Il, ~
i"se lest 5000 in killed az wo,,nt!c:i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
MRS. CHADWICK GOES
TO PIECES ON TRIAL
First Day Brought to Close BE
Nervous Collapse Of The AZ
Prisoner.
RAPID PROGRESS WAS MADE
jury Accepted in TWO Hours. SPECIFIC.
Of Counse! Made and Taking Of Tets
timony Beelns-Eleven Farmers ane1
One Real Estate Man ArnonS,
Twelve Men to Try Her.
IHr Associated lreSS,)

GLEN EY.AND. o., Marcel, ga co.'s
plctc nervous collapse by Mrs Cassi,
l.. Chadwick BROUGHT the first day q
her tra! 10 an abrupt clCSc this after.
neon S!
Z. 4. Halter. CT Obc!lin. tie secn..d
Witness called by the State. was on :,l..
StanG. and had answered but two queS-
tons. when Mrs. Chadwick WHO was
rarr pale whispered r. hc.' attorneys
that she would DO compelled to icav.
the room. She passed o,:i quickly, and.
nron reaching the an,c-rcam. sank in.o
i chair in L faint
Two trained nurses. who we're III
the court room we're hastily summon
wick was revived. She was in no con,
Aition 10 return to the courts room:
however. ard Judge Tavler adjourned
the Trial until tomorrow morning.
Exciting Day For Cassie.
1t was an exciting day y for Mrs
Chadwick. and She took ,hl lie ,nast il.
torcst in all the proceedings Seated
close beside her attorneys. she sean.
nel the face Of every juror summoned:
and frequently expressed her opinie.r
Of thcm to ner lawyers. r.
In the afternoon, when District Al
iorney Sullivan outlined What he ex-
pcctcd 10 prove against her Mrs. Chad
wicii's eyes lid not leave his face for
1 second. She held her chin in her
hand. in the palm OF Which she held a
Continued or seventh pa-c.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
|CRACkSMEN LOOT
COTTON MILL SAFE
Affected Entrance Into Strono Bon 81
Means Of the Combination
Left No Clue.
ely Associated f.ress.)

CHARLOTTE. y. c., March G.--Th.
safe in the Office Of McAdcn cotton
''iP;:s. It McAdcnville. y. C., was open
ed and roEtcd CT between s1.Soc an;
81 600 and q number Of valuable lul:.
crs some time between the closing,
hour Saturday night and this morning
Il is evident thai the robbery was
tic work Of professionals. but there is
10 clue as 70 the identity OF the per.
scn or persons who committed III,
thci:. Inc sale VAS opened by lie
combination which was changed in l,t
operation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
TARHEELS MAKE
APPROPRIATION
It IS Conditional, However, Upon
Million Dollar Gift from the
National Government.
Especial to the Daily PrcSs.)

RALEIGH. \. c.. March 6.-lhc .cg.
stature today passed bill anprcnrint.
ilG 100000 for an exhibit Ill ,hn
jamestown exposition. TO lie paid in
three years the next Legislature Il,
have power to increase it.
The appropriation is contingent
npaa u Mathematician appropriation by
Congress the officials saving that II
less is appropriated ii will be 100 small
an exposition 70 he Of value.
The State agricultural department
IS directed 10 cn-cr2r;ite and utilize is
great resources. Tic governor is Ii
appoint ten commissioners, who vii;
elect commissioner general.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
Nearly to the Railroad.

WITH THE LEFT ARMIES, via FL.
san sunday. March 81 y. m The
'lsht wing OF this force advancing east
w"ld has captured Onshin!u am. Tacb.
lcapu close TO tho railroau and twelve
mics south OF MCkden The Russian
center retired to I-innpatun station, tct,
miles south Of Mukden 1t is believed
the Russians have set fire to their
stores and rctrcatcd. The left Of this
army is rapidly closing in on Mukdcn.
y general attack is only a matter Of
hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
President Urges Duty Of the
United States in connection
With Snarl in Republic
PROJECT AMERICAN DEBTORS

icy Associated Press, )

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Marcel. G.
Ihc Dominican question was raised rs
soon as. tho doors Of tic Senate wore
closed in executive session today
One OF the messages received from
the President related to that snhjcc5
and it was the first matter taken up.
1t called attention 10 tho protocol ,,f
an agreement With tho government II
Santo Domingo by which the United
States will undertake 10 conduct tho
republics custom affairs in n-seHOrl
10 linuidale its DEBTS ana re pat the *;
lal,i government OH Il more stable
.lastin% with olherS countries.
The procedure outlined by the pro
tocol according 70 the message, is held
by the President 10 he the only mcans
OF protecting the interests OF creditors;
IL the United States who have claim
against the Dominican government,
and the only way by WHICH crs,!it.Irs
OF European acvernn ents may iie .,;v.
On assurance mat their. claims viii sc
valid
Won't Stretch Monroe Doctrine.
The President says that instead 1t
! trclcliiiits-tl.e- Monroe Huctrflrc- .rFs
procedure is the only course. 4whashs
"ill relieve this country from the No..
Ccssity OF continually invoking the
Monroe doctrine against invasion uf
European governments. Tic argue,
that ii is q safeguard against rorteis:,
cntanslements. 5a VI.
It was pointed out in the mcSsacn#
that the United States vas not inter
Icing in the Internal affairs OF SaI,t1
Domingo, but that the prccccairss of
The United States were in response Il,
~" earnest request Of The Dominican
government Nearly every member 1t
the foreign relation committee discuss.
ca the treaty and the message.
The need Of amending the treaty Wn.,
ur2ea by number Of senator's and Till,
was not disputed by any senator III
practically Being agreed that tie snr
ciSn relations committee should Ia
charged with the duty ar rorfcctinr tAn
''> - q lSial, IiSSlnE niaCH IL
helore the details; OF proposed amend
%''ris We're talked al in tile Senate.
Senator Morgan talked at som,
length. taking exceptions t, some
statements in tho Presidents message
along The line OF arguments no hal
made IN a poorest agar ST the treaty.
re said today that with some amend
h'enls. he was willing to support: lin,
on matters Of This character he 10.
licvAd in being rcn-partisan. He saii
that he hcrcd that the Kcrublicni;:,
would take rs broad q view rs lie ha,l
- that respect
Resolution Of inquiry.
In that come elton 10 ctYn,n,l ~;
lrrme: resolution OF ji,uriry tcnc crnin.-
ne protocol CT January 81, ,an3. rt,r
the settlement Of the claims OF tho SIN
Domingo Improvement Germany nnd
it was referred to the foreign relations
committee. Senator Morgan Offered, 4
protest and it was also sent to the fc,-
clSn relations committee.
Inc treaty and message was refer
rcd &c the committee ami lailv sas.
SONS will he hello until some concl,.
sion is reached:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
Hot Work Around MukGen.

WITH THE JAPANESE LEFT AR
MES. VIA FusAN. Sunday. March ..
-Ncon--'fhc left wing of this force is
>on1lHninG its advance N the direction
CT Mukden attacking small villages in
Tie angle north q! The Hun river ami
west CT the railroad. The Russian cen
ter near the railroad began retreating
last night the Japanese advancing en-
q hlll and capturing fifteen guns, in
clHdins howitZers. and machine guns.
The Russian loss is estimated at ,o,t,
ahc that OF he Japanese nj under 800.
The Russian counter attacks south If
TIC Hen river were Unsuccessful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
DYNAMITE LET GO.
THREE MEN KILLED
They Were Promoters Of Greene
County Copper Mines and Squat
ters May be Responsible.
Especial to the Daily rress.)

RICHMOND, VA. March John
and Ed Collier and James Morris were
instantly killed BY an explosion OF
nynamlte at The High Top copper
mines i'll Greene county.
Two buildings we're destroyed. s.
y, l'ro"n, OF New York, is principal
owner CT the property.
Ills Life has been threatened by
"snnatters" on this land ana i, is
thought this was an attempt IA Kill
several promoters Tor his COMPANY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
TEDDY no TRY IT
ON NEW WORKERS
sVii' ARE DIN: Charles r. Anderson.
Negro. Collector of internal Re.
Venue For Gotham.
(Ey Assocla ted Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. C., March G.
There is authority for INC positive
statement that The President has fully
decided upon the appointment 6
Charles w. Anderson, OF New ic:,;, as
internal revenue collector for tho dis
tric1 OF New York. 10 Charles II. Treat;
WHO will be appointed TO succeed ELLIS
II. Roberts treasurer ri The United
States at Washington. These changes.
however, viii not he made until nnN!
June. when Roberts will have complci
ed an eight year term. Anderson is an
Inspector OF racing under the New
york State racing law. re studied law
at one time, but has not been admir-
TED 70 the bar. He is negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
MRS. HANNA INDICTED.
Charged With Attempting to Poison
the Faulkner Family.
(. Cl:y Associated Press,

LYNCHl87RG, VA March G.-Nlrs
Sallic NJ Hanna. charged with al.
,Smr'in. 10 poison tho family OF Han.-
Icon, Faulkner hare February II. by
Whcl: six persons nearly lost Their
lives. was iriictcl ,cday hy the =:and
jury.
81" Is held under three separa, /.
CHARGES and will be given a trial he
iorc jury on 'l'hlrstla,. Lille War.
cc!orca. alleged 10 i" her accomplish.
VAS also indicted ANA viii rc tried Fri
Jay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
Coal Man Dies of Apoplexy.
NHy Associated Press. )

PoTTsvl'.LE, pR., March s.--Ro-
land G. Luther second yice-prcsidcnr
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and IRON Company, died tonight at hi;
hcmr here. Mr.. Luther. who vas 80
years Of ase. vas stricken with aron.
lcXy in Philadelphia ter days ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
All Old Ones Reappointed Save
Robert J. Nynne as rost.
master General.
CORTFLY0U GETS THAT JOB

n:v .ASsncintcl IrrSs.l

WASHINGTON, y. G.. March G..
Tic President sent :, large number II
nCmina, sons &c 1hr Senate today iM.
cimdiu:s All .ncmlcrs CT tho present
ca!,nc,. except Post,nas ,cr Grn...,i
Wynn". George I, Ccr,clyou Mas
aominatod .cr that Office
Tie nominations ilcladirl the na.nt.s
heretofore announced a. ambassador,
and SnnaiCr Ccclirel! Il; interstate,
commerce commissioner.
The nominations follow:
In the Cabinet.
Members OF the cabinet: John Hay
District of Columbia. secretary Of
state: Leslie NJ. Shaw. Iowa, secretary
Of tic treasury: William II. TAFT. Ohio
secretary Of War: William H. Moody,
-Iassat huset,s. attorney general :.
George &. Cor1clyou New IcrN post.
ilnastcigencra!: Paul Morton, Illinois,
secretary CT tao HWY. Ethan A. Hitch
Cock. Missouri secretary Of the IN
|lc.icr: James Wilson Iowa secretary
Of agriculture; Victor II! Mcicalf Cali
fnrnia. secretary OF commerce an,
S3iahor.
b b. Ambassadors Extraordinary and
| cnliary-NVllitelaw Reid. New
York, to Great Britain; Robert s. Ms
Eormick, Illinois, to France: George
Y. +. Meyc... massachusetts, 10 Rus
sin; Edwin H. Congcr. Iowa. ia Mcxi.
Co; Icn'y White. Rhode Island 10
Italy.
Ministers and ENJOYS
lIrI oys Extraordinary and Ministers
Picniro neutrality-suspicious. Wcndvi!l:
Rockhill District of Columbia, 10 CHI
IA. David ]. Hill, New York, to The
Netherlands; Horny Lane Wilson.
Washington, to Belgium: William Mil
ler Collier. Mex York. TO Spain: l'r,.
tns J Clay, Kentucky, to SwitZc"!an,l
Thomas j. OBren. Michigan. to Den.
mark; Charles b. Graves. Minnesota,
ITO Sweden and Norway; Edward &.
O'Brien Nov York. to Paraguay ard,
Uruguay: John b. Jackson New Ter
sev TO Greece ana Montenegro ana
diplomatic agent in Bulgaria; John w.
Riddle. Minnesota. to Ro:smana and
Serv!a; Samuel r. Quinn, erea New
Jersey. 10 Murcccn
Other Appointments.
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Francis NJ Tockrcll. Missouri.
Solicitor OF the Department c Com
nerce and Labor Edward Waiter
Sims. Illinois
| Consuls-Gehcra}.Kobcrt J. Nynnc.
pennsylvania. at London. England
..ul-IMntcr Sharp. North Caro-
Ina. at Kol'e Japan
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
REMINISCENT OF
BLOODY WATERLOO
Desperate Work at Famous La Have
sainte Recalled by Desperate
Fighting on Nosi's Front.
(By Associated Press

MukDEN. Sunday, March 5.--.t
ceres pendent Ct the Associated Press
has Just returned from spending tl,s
entir" time March 4, with The Russian
vanguard on the right flank where Gen.
cral Nosi is attacking desperately, cs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07

commerce commissioners and OF Sen,
ator Guarlcs. OF Wisconsin. to be uEit
cd States judge for the eastern ds,rir,
ci Wisconsin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07

Senate Confirms the Nominations.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Marcn S.
The Senate today, in executive session.
confirmed the nominations OF all mem.
hers Of ,hc cabinet. Of former senate!
GocIrcil Of Missouri 10 hc interstate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
E. III. HARTMAN AND
PIERCE LOSE CASE
United States Supreme Court sustains
Lower Court in Northern Sc
curities Injunction.
Hy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. q. c.. March 6
Tho Supreme Court OF theN United
states today affirmed the decision Of
ilhe Circuit Ccn:r Of Appeals lor Tic
Third circuit If the case OF Hartman
VS.. the Northern Securities Company.
Involving the distribution OF the shares
let the Northern Security Company
The decision is favorable to the ccr,.
nany.
Inc decision OF the court was an.
l.nunced by Chief Justice Fuller. lie
delivered no Written opinion. hut sal!
that, one would he filed later. There
was no dissenting opinion.
The Court Of Appeals held in eject
that the securities company had l:c.
come Tie absolute legal ana equitable
cwner OF the stocks of the railroad
company
Object of the Suit
This suit WAS brought by Il. II Har
riman. WinsIow S. Pierce and other
owners OF the Northern Pacific stock
reid by tie Securities Company to OH
tain possession OF the shares OF stock
originally deposited by them and 10 re
strain the company from pursuing rs
l''an OF distribution. which was to give
70 each stakeholder a propc1tionain
amount Of The stock of the two rail
way Companies.
The Circuit Court issued a restrain
'ns order which vas cscrrulcd BY IT,:
Court of Appeals.
n. nc par value Of the stock ;nvo!, cd
IS ~, 4'l.s7l. The case was argued
ch'y week ago and the decision came
VIZ y psonrtness ,l'at was qrtc unrx-
|Etucd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07
MARTIN HAS THE BUTTON.
>V'Ii Open Headquarters at Murphy
VIXEN Extra Session A,1journs.

tSrcoi;ll to the Da1ly FrcSs)
EICIlMOND. VI. March ,..--tIritcu
StA.cs c'.al>r Martin VIII open head
ouhltrrS At Mnrphy's hctcl here soon
;,i'er the aGiaErnmcrt OF the extra ;rs.
~ica Ct Congress ana vii! hns;n lis
tnn!',.lan ri; re;t lection
Colonel JOSEPH B",tcn ,'ll, have
'oar:," CT the headquarters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07

Continued on eighth pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07

|Cort!nuca or seventh page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-07

The DAILY PRESS
q the only newspaper In
Newport News that re
ceivss the Associated
Press dfspatches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
DEER CASE s MT TO JURY.
Two Thomnses A~rrnlgncd for At.
tempted Highway Robbery.

One criminal case went to the Jury
in county court Tuesday and two re-
%spondcnts in another were arraigncd.
The completed case was that against
William Bohonnan, John Bohonnan
and William summers, who are charged
with illegally killing u deer. The two
respondents arraigncd were Thomas
Burke and Thomas Burns, who arc
charged with attempted highway rob-
berry on Nocmbcr | last.
The case against tho Bohonnans
and Summers were begun Monday. Thc
state completed its evidence Tuesday
morning. The defense was a complete
denial of the allegations made by the
witnesses for the state. Each respon-
dent took the stand. Their evidence
consisted not only of a denial of the
charges, but they also testified to i'll
feeling that existed between Ira Burns
and themselves. Arguments were
made by states Attorney A. l.. Shcr-
man for the state and by V. A. Billiard
and X. Il. Brown for the respondents
Tho .jury was charged by Judge Wat.
son and received the case at about
1870.
The Respondents, Burke and Burns
were brought into court shortly before
five and the Information against Their
was read by Clerk Ray. They PLEADED
not guilty and were taken bac'
to Jail. These two men ar
charged with holding up G. d.. Win
cent, u Burlington man, and robbini
him Of $50. There was u prcliminar!
hearing in this case in city court ant
both men were held. being unable tt
furnish bail. Thcy are soldiers.
The following cases were entered
yesterday in county court: Paul Par
izo KS. -. II. Mocuen, Paul Parizo vs.
Joseph Mitchell. c. T.. Russell vs.
Lamkin & Foster; State vs.. Charlie!
Jones, rape; state vs.. Charles Murray
larceny: c. II. Graves x Son vs.. G. V
Richardson; j. W. Mndden vs. the Bos
ton g. Maine railroad, two cases.