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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-09

The best made, best
fitting, most comfortable,
durable and satisfactory
underwear at popular pric.
es that modern machinery
and skilled labor can pro-
duce."
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-09

COMFORT durability appearance
e and best equipped mills United
De8 at the disposal
apartments The exceptional values offered andorg
o yattn
lutte natnes and cleanliness process
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

Bridgeforth, Of Beaver Pond. were mar
5ried at Tabernacle Church Wednesday.
I The church was beautifully decorated
with ferns, oxeyc daisies, cottage plants
and candeabras The walk from the
carriage way to the altar was laid with
white cloth. The soft light OF the can
dies, the sweet strains OF the wedding
march. rendered by Mrs. Randolph Jones.
OF Newport News. and the intense In
terest OF the spectators in the densely
packed church, made the scene most
impressive.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by DR.. James Cannon. Jr.,& OF Blackstone.
insisted by Mr.. Richard Ferguson. a
former pastor here,
Miss Anna Page Boisseau acted as
maid of honor Judge Stephen L. Far
rar acted as best man. Messrs. George
Boisseau. Gordon Bossieau, Arthur An-
derson and Robert Hite acted as ushers.
The bridal party took the train for an
extended Northern tour
New Tabernacle Church, the hand
soonest In the county, is nearing COM
pletion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
POLLARD WINS.
He and Coke Have Exciting Con-
test for Championship.

Pollard won tho championship In the singles
yesterday afternoon nj Hermitage defeating
Coke three sets to one, Pollard took the first
two sets by score Of So G--l, but Coke then
pulled up and won the third set 8-3.
In the final and deciding set. the score got
up TO four az, then Pollard who was fast
in pulling out the next two games, winning
4 the set and the atch.,
Pe,nberton. and Wilmer In Class H.. mens
doubles, defeated Blair and Gnrnet, Gil,
40, 6--l. y4{ sal5li HI Ys{5t. ~ aag
In ladies' single class H.. Miss Meredith
and Miss Powers played a close game. stop
ping at one set all and five games all, on
account of darkness. They will finish the set
and match tomorrow afternoon in advance OF
the ladies' doubles for the championship. The
ladies' double championship the last event
of a very successful tournament, will he
played Tomorrow at $3.50 and will be between
Miss Meredith and Miss Evans OH the ono
hand against AIRS, Berk,ey Williams and Miss
$Powars. ~ .i6.ss- 3Sss g t.
The tournament has attracted a great deal
Of attention and was well attended each eve
+ ming t,ssIl III n II y iaG. r.
L Shortly the Hermitage team Will play some
matches with the Norfolk Country Club and
other clubs IN Us asf43s " =, gfs at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
SERVICES AT CASINO.
Evangelical Meetings Will Be
Held Every Sunday.

The Baptist Council. OF Richmond, Man
chester and vicinity. has arranged to
conduct Sunday night Evangelical SER
vices ut tho Casino Building, Reservoir
Park. from now. until September,
The first service will be held at s:15
o'clock tonight In the Casino and Will
be conducted by Rev. James Buchanan,
tho managing secretary OF the Baptist
Nelghhorhood Mission work. The music
at this and future services will be under
the direction of Mr.. L. II, Jenkins, and
his chorus choir Will be composed Of
some of the best voices from the various
Baptist choirs ana congregations. These
services Will be lpald In the Casino every
Sunday night during the summer season
the Baptist ministers In the city will
10 be held by y different minister each
Sunday night, The chorus Will be large
and the singing an especial, feature, and
In addition. there Will be solotsts at Aach
service. Mrs. James Buchanan VIII sing
Tonight Those who have consented 10
Join the choir ara asked to he present
Tonight
large and the seats for these services
will ba free, of course, Hundreds, even
thousands OF people, will be at the Res
ervoir Park every Sunday night DUR
ing the heated term, and the BAPTIST
people invite them to spend an hour
of the time In the Casino IN attendance
upon Inspiring divine services,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
PLENTY Of PROOF
From People You Know;
From Richmond
Citizens.

Is
The greatest skeptic can hardly fail to
pc convinced In the face OF evidence like
this. 1t is impossible to produce better
proof Of merit than the testimony Of
residents OF Richmond. Of people who can
be seen at any time. Read the follow
Ing case OF 1t, i
Mrs, q, p. I3owden, wife Of g. j. Bow
dem Justice of the peace. Of a2l9 North
Twentieth Street, says: when suf-
lerer from any ailment finds relief by the
use OF a medicine they are more than
willing that Others similarly situated
should benefit by their experience.
want to impress this thoroughly upon
residents OF Richmond that for backache,
\ Doans Kidney Pills, procured at Owens
g. Minors drug store, are nnequaled. The
pain across my lolns was never severe
enough To incapacltate me, but 1t made
me wish that knew OF some way to
ireheek 1t, Doan's Kidney Pills proved to
be Just the remedy ] needed, This rem-
edy can undoubtedly be depended upon
For sale by all dealers Price 80 cents,
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N, y, sole
agents for the United States. q
Remember the named sand take
no substitute,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
KILL FAMILY AND
BURN HOUSE DOWN.
Diabolical Plot to Murder Georgia
People Revealed BY
Negro.
EMPLOYED BY WHITE MAN
Excitement Running High, and
Heavy Guards Surround
Jail.
EMPLOYED BY WHITE MAN
M Associated Press.l

+ }JALDoSTA, GA, June l7,-A climax
came to-day In the Rnwlngs-Carter tras.
edv with the arrest Of All. Moore, at
SLenox, Ga. He is one of the negroes al
legged to be connected with the killing
OF the Carter children. He has told
startling story. lie declares that he was
employed by Rawlings to aid in the bloody
work. He says that before Having for
valdosta the day the children were Killed
Rawlings carried his supper to him IN
the woods In order to keep him from
going home. He also sad that the pro-
gramme was TO kill the whole family and
burn the house. He says that Milton
Rawlings shot Carrie Carter and that
Jesse Rawlings killed Willie Carter. The
gun with which one OF them was killed
was also found to-day. Excitement over
the disclosure Is high. and heavy guards
will remain at the jail Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Fredericksburg Affairs.
Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.) sfss
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June IL
The City School Board has elected the
following teachers for the white public
schools of this city for the next sessions:
i Professor James Madison, Misses Kate
C, Davis, Margaret II, Gordon. Jennie
M, Goolrick, Lois w. CLANCY and Mag
gle l., Honay,
The stockholders OF the Northern Neck
Telephone Company have elected the
following oftlcera: Congressman WI A.,
Jones. presidenta r. Carter Wexford.
secretary and manager; George A. Reed,
John, a, Palmer, Joseph w, Chlnn. Jr,
directors. j
The wheat crop in this section is a
failure, Some of the crops will not
average 20 per cent, Among the best
4crops of this section are thoseizot Cap
tain M, p. Rowe. Alexander Pratt J. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
TAMPERED WITH
K|LCO JURYMEN
Judge Moore Sends Two North
Carolina Farmers to
Jail.
THEY ADMITTED THE ACT
But Pleaded That They Had
No Guilty Iiltert-Givet1
Thirty Days.
THEY ADMITTED THE ACT

IS RALEIGH. N. c., June 17-i5x- Sheriff
J. Rowan Rogers and j. p. Sorrell. we'll
known farmers Of Wake county, were
sent to jail for thirty days tonight by
Judge Fred. Moore for contempt OF court
II, that they approached two men who
were summoned to serve as jurors In
the GnttIs VIZ. Kllgo trial that has Just
terminated In a non-suit and asked
these men II they got on tho Jury to
look out for the interests Of Iiilgo and
Duke.
The Evidence.
Tho jurymen were s. p. Maroon and
r. NJ. King Tho evidence was that
Rogers told Maroon that he was wanted
In defendants interest on tho jury be-
cause he could argue and press the In
terests OF Kilgo on the other Jurors; that
King would be all right on the Jury, too
but he was lllitcrate, and they wanted
Maroon for his Influence over the other
Jurors; that Sorrei told King that II
no would guard the interests OF Kilgo
and Duke in the jury and get hard up
afterwards, Just to let the defendants
know and they would provide for his
needs.
DR.. Kilgo and 3. N. Duke came from
Durham this evening and testified that
they know nothing OF the affair, had
* never seen Rogers or oOTTcll DcIOTc. All
the lawyers for the defense In the noted
4 Gattis- Iiilgo case were examined and
& testified that there had been 20 one
delegated to visit or talk with possible
Jurors.
Rogers and sorrcll admitted the acts
charged but pleaded no guilty intent,
and that they were actuated purely by
no outside influence.
Given Thirty Days.
The sentence Of the Judge was first
thirty days imprisonment and $50 fine
each. but the two mon pleaded that they
had no money to pay the fine. and II
one was paid II would be charged that
1t came from Mr.. Duke. so they preferred
to have the whole punishment imprison-
ment On this plea the Judge RENTED
the fines. 3. N. Duke and DR.. Kilgo re-
turned to Durham tonight on a special
train.
In the Federal Court to-day ]. 3. Pow
ell. OF Norfolk. convicted yesterday for
using the malls for fraudulent purposes.
was sentenced to two and one-half years
in the penitcntiary and 5000 fine. There
is no appeal taken. and Powell will begin
service OF his sentence at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
MADE BLACKLIST NEGRO
white. FOR. TWO. DOLLARS }. |. "A. R
Ohio Concern, Doing Flourishing
Business, in Clutches of
u. IS. Government.
(From our Regular correspondent.)

+ Isl I i
WASHINGTON. D. c., June IA
fraud order hns been issued against DR..
James A. Herlly, OF Chllicothe, Ohio.
aud his preparation, "Blacltfno-moIre<
II was advertised to make the blacklist
skin white, and assured the negro race
that they need no longer have the mark
of Ham upon them. In the advertise
,nent it was stated that the preparation
had been discovered by q chemist OF the
New York College Of Pharmacy ana
that 1t was guaranteed to do the work,
The price was two dollars bottle, and
a bottle was guaranteed to do tho work
In issuing the fraud order. the Depart,
ment says that the formula Is identical
With that of the Winfield Company, OF
Richmond which was also denied the
use of the malls recently It Is said that
thousands of negroes sent their money
for the stuff. The Department says thh'
ii Is absolutely without virtue for the
purpose advertised. and that It's applica-
ton Is Injurious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Leading Roman Catholic Layman

Charles j. Bonaparte, now about fifty
years Of age. bears striking resemblance
to the first Napoleon, and his rights a 8
legitimate heir OF the Bonapartes are un-
disputed. But evidently he glories much
moro in his rights ms American citizen;
and there Is no better exponent OF true
'Americanism In his native land than he,
Educated at Georgetown by the Jesuts
and at Harvard University, with his mind
disciplined by devotion to his chosen pro.
fcssion, and broadened by extensive travel
In his own and other lands, his character
formed on the strlctest lines of Christian
rectitude. he Is the Ideal man for the
crusade he has been leading against cor
ruption in political life,
In his addresses to Catholic college men
and for some years past he has been q
lmueh- sought class-day praAor--he has
cast strong light on their duty. as on
that OF all Catholic citizens, to show forth
tho fruits of Catholic training in their
model citizenship and their lncorruptihll-
Ity' In public office. Thus, he believes,
viii the Catholic manhood Of the country
commend the church to their fellow-citi-
zens OF OF her faiths or of no faith at all,
who might be little moved by any other
manifestation of her power over III the
minds and hearts OF her followers. His
words are living and effectual because
they are the reflex Of his practice. lie
stands easily In the forefront OF Amer.
lean Catholic laymen, and all his CO.
religlonists honor him.
The name of Charles ], Bonaparte Ia
tho synonym of political integrity IN
America, and no appointment of President
Roosevelt has given such general salts
ton among men Of oil race lines and
variations Of religious and party ale
siance,-B Boston Catholic Pilot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
a SHOOTER BAILED,
Scott Rogers, Who Shot Laconia
Thought Him Burglar.
Especial to Tina Tlmes-DIspatcH5 .

(SpecluI 70 Tla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
4 LURAY, VA. June 17,--Scott Rodgers,
who ON Thursday morning shot and se-
riously wounded Gustavns l.aeoni4. his
neighbor at the formers homen near
I.uray, was arrested and given q prelim-
mary hearing before Justice Morrison In
Luray this evening, who admitted him
to bail in the sum OF $500, warnlnt
having been sworn out by the wounded
mans father.
Rodgers claims lle shot. thinking La
coma a burglar after repeatedly der
manding OF the latter who 70 was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
IN a TANGLE.
Miss Dudley and Mrs. Griffin
Swear Out Cross Warrants.

Warrants crossed each other and Miss
Willie Dudley and Mrs. Linda Griffin were
each charged in Police Court yesterday
with threatening the other. The former
didn't appear and an attachment was Isl
sued. The charge against Mrs. Griffin vas
continued.
III The case OF Isaac West, docketed as a
suspicious character was continued until
tho 2lst to allow the officers time In which
TO secure additional evidence against him..
lie is alleged to have forged two checks
for $25 each. .
Nathaniel Chambers was allowed to go
in place for the time being. He has sm-
ply been drunk.
8I5 John Alexander, charged with trespass.
Ing; William Downey, with threatening
Josephine Jones, and James Martin, alias
son, were allowed to skip out ithout pun
lshment.
callie Jones paid s.. 80 for a misdemeanor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
PRISONER RECAPTURED.
Vests Father and His Friend
Now Under Arrest Also.

Especial tc The Times Dispa tch.)
Vest. a young white man, who was in Jail
here awaiting trial for a criminal offense,
and who broke out OF jail Thursday night
hi STA theirs home, and is now 50 felyEi In jail
again. The father of Vest and young
white man named Nuckics have also been
arrested, and are In jail awaiting trial for
being accomplices IN the Jail delivery Of
the man.
II The accused have retained the law firm
z OF Willis &; Tyler to defend them. The
trials come UP at the June term OF the
Corporation Court here June 26th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

mission against the Standard OIL Com
pany and the American Can Company,
involving question OF Importance to for
eign corporations desiring to do business
In Virginia. Every foreign corporation
Is required to obtain a license from the
commission, and, before doing SO. to pay
"a charter fee or entrance fee. This char
ter fee Is based upon the amount Of CAPT.
tai stock which the foreign corporation
IS authorized to ISSUE and the statute
makes 1t much larger in amount when
ever the corporation, under Its charter,
has the right to exercise the franchises
Of transportation or transmission com
pany. or the powers Of any other public
service corporation. 1t was held by the
commission that the charters Of the Stand
ard OIL Company and Of the American
Can Company authorized these two COM
panies. respectively. to exercise the pow
ers Of public service corporation. in ad -
,dItion to the ordinary powers Of an indus
trial company. and that, therefore. the
Standard OIL Company should pay a
charter fee OF 900 and the American Can
Company Of 5000. Except for these
provisions in the charters of these two
companies the charter fec in each case
would have Deem 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

position can be wfi1stled with the same
facility as It can be executed upon or
gan. piano or by brass band; and its
harmonic structure is SO clearly defined
that IT. will. become a representative att Z,
niece for all classes OF orchestrns and
reed Instruments on the order Of the
"Blaze Away! march, which comment
orized the Dewey victory
An Interesting coincidence is the fact
that both tho "Blaze Away compost
ton and the present Yankee Grit" two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Ii t q and. Will Become a Fea-
ture In Man y Countries.

step were written by the same composer
one ABE { Holman BY name. HOLMAN
is an American by BIRTH despite hi
;Teutonic name. and In his various workt
seems to infuse Il spirit OF yigor which
causes them to become quoted by tho
public and recognized by musicians. HI
I is the author OF many successes In this
line, among which are the Smoky
$Mokes, e Blaze Away and q Uncle Sam;
my" marches: .Calanthc.s'.'s ymph.a ano
'.Lovelnnd'' waltzes. He is still In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
SLEESBURG6 WATERWORKS.
Judge Decides Election Held to
f$ g. Issue Bonds Was Illegal,
Especial to The r4mes- pispetcb.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
LEESBURG, VA. June 17.-Judge C. E.
Nicol. Of the Circuit Court Of Loudoun..
decided to-day that the special election.
held last spring. which authorized the
Council OF Leesburg to issue bonds to
the amount OF 100000 for the construc-
ton Of a system Of water works for the
town was illegal and void on the ground
that the election was not held accord
ing to the mode prescribed by law.
This decision will necessitate another,
election before the water system can be
constructed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
#MESSRS. THAI HIMER BROS.
JOIN EARLY CLOSING PLAN

The following explains itself:
Aiessrs. Thalhimer Brothers are pleased
to announce that beginning July LIST and
will be closed a t 5 p. NJ. and on Saturdays
Z at 6 p. M. We trust to have the assist
aance OF the community by having them
make their purchases earlier In the day.
thereby enabling all the merchants to
close at an earlier hour.
Very respectfully.
THALIIMER BROS. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Yankee Crit. ), ADn nonsnnss.

prime Of life, being scarcely thirty yean
of age
An interesting feature OF the work is
that although tho productionls essensi
TALLY one Of a national character and
possesses Il dlstinctiyely American title
together with local theme which would
apparently make 1t only available for
Uncle SAINTS household. 1t Is being
adopted by London and Partisan bands
and orchestras as a feature number-a
tribute to modern American musical
composition. f.$ NJ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Natural Bridge Excursion.

Mrs. Murray'a last excursion this year to
Natural Bridge will leave the Main Street
depot on Tuesday, June 9th. at 1920 a.. NJ.
and reach Natural Bridge at $3.50 2. NJ. 1t
will leave Natural Bridge on Wednesday, june
2Sth, at 11:26 "A. NJ, and arrive In Richmond
at 6 :35 P! NJ. 5s5ss 81 IA 52
The price OF the ticket Includes the round
trip railroad fare, round trip stage transfer,
admission TO the grounds during the entire
stay, supper, lodging and breakfast
On the night OF the 9Th Instant. the great
Bridge will DO brilliantly illuminated In honor
{ OF the excursionists. - tss1, 45{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Duling-Wheeley.

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June IL
Mr.. Thomas c. Duling and Miss Bessie.
u. Wheeley were married at the home
of the bride, in Essex county. few
days ago. Rev. G. A. Madison officiat-
ing. They left for a bridal trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Tail Delivery.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch) 5i
5POsTOFFICE. VA, June ia Jail
delivery occurred here Thursday night.
Carey Writ, a young white man. who
was awaiting trial for felonious assault
upon his uncle, Newton Neise, secured
knife and cut his way out and escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Win Two Games In a Day.

The Richmond Grays had their batting
clothes on yesterday and took TWO games. one
from The Jefferson, team by the saoro Of rs q
10 il ana the other FROM the Y, & Q. sn2psS
team by the score of II to $. ss
The Richmond Grays IL a team that wan
organized soma weeks ago and ranks among
the beat In the smaAer set. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Temperance Convention.

4 The bi-county convention OF the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union was held Friday
at West Point. jas l ia . y
The reports showed that the work Of the
union is increasing and that better results are
being achieved.
The convention will offer a gold medal for
the best written essay on The Necessity for
the Teaching OF Scientific Temperance 1nstr!c-
ton In the Public Schools. essays to be by
Richmond High School students. 81 sS
Mrs. Bagby, Of West Point, was elected to
represent the union at the Charlottesville
School OF Methods. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

Miss Stones wedding to Mr.. F. Kirk
patrick Perrow will be celebrated We'd
nesday. June 21st at noon, in the home
OF the brides father, Mr. James B. Stone.
of Staunton River. Pittsylvanla county.
a7 Miss Stone is membr; OF a we'll known
Virginia family and was educated at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Not Worrying.

,.These autos are dlsplacing horses 80" re-
marked the man from the city, II guess II
',os no,W replied the loafer at the village
store ',If horses sit out o. fashion ! reckon
NC kin find q substitute FUR horse.hoes ter
pitch Quo!ts With,p-PhI ladelphis Press, !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

A composition in the line of popular
march music has Just been written by
an American. which not only typifies the
national spirit, but which will be ac-rt
cepted by other countries as d represent
tatiye production in the field OF origi-3
nal melody.
The work is entitled Yankee Grit"
and rings with the spirit OF independ-
ence characteristic Of the fearless Yam
kee. Tho music is the modern school
4 Of popular melody. containing singable
phrases and retentive tunes. The COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

Sale, Henry Warden and Frank b.
Guest. 3y
The first ripe native peaches have
arrived In this city from King George
county. They are large. luscious and
well favored. 9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
MUST PAY FULL
QUOTA OF TAXES.

In the Corporation Commission on yes
terday, Judge Crump handed down an
opinion OF somo length prepared by him
In proceeding Instituted by the ccm-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Pontiacs Are Defeated.

nhe Pliers deteatea tho Pontiacs yesterday
afternoon In a game OF ball filled with brtl-ia
tllaat plays geare 70 70 g. lairra!Ee say sse
Disers, WAS tho " lizard. M. Hartman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

sLaconia had gone to the Rodgers homo
to secure. assistance in releasing one OF
his fathers horses. which had gotten
down in his barn. Tho shooting oc-s
CURED about 3 O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Marshall ridgeforth.
to The Timcs-pIst

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
AMELIA, VA, June 17.-Mr. Richard
Anderson Marshall, one of Ameia's best
known merchants. and Miss Annie Robbie
Bridgeforth, daughter OF the late r. e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Received His Reward

". C. Wilcox. of Charles City county, called
Friday at the Governors office and received
a hundred dollar reward for his capture OF
Winston Gaines. Gaines is the negro charged
with murder, who recently broke jail.