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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
ENIWGlE1IgM
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
Details Of ocean Yacht Race Discussed At a
Dinner.

Allison Y. Armour and c. L. p. Robinson.
members Of the subcommittee representing
the Kslserlicher Yacht Club In the ocean
yacht race. entertained Commander HebbnR
haus. naval attGchS Of the German Rm-
bassy. who is chairman OF the committee
and the ow1ers Of the yachts entered In the
contest at dinner At the Union Club last nj Tht
Among those present. were Commodore
Robert Z. Tod. Commodore George Lander,
Jr., DR., Lewis A. Sumson, Edward n Coie,
man, Henry s. Redmond Wilson Marshall
and Edmund Randolph.
The details Of the race we're dlacnssed
and some conditions framed that were Sgreed
70. These related 70 night slmHh and 10
the finishing line. They will be announced
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETS TODAY
President Powers, IN Control, VIII Give
out n Schedule.

The Eastern League Of Professional Base.
bali Clubs will held lie annual schedule meet.
ing al the Victoria Hotel to-day with Presi-
dent P T. Powers In absolute control Of the
situaton. Powers was requested 20 resign
some time ago BY four clubs In the organiza-
ton. but two Of these clubs. realizing that
the situation had been misrepresented to
them, have since repudiated the persons
who have been trying 20 make trouble In the
baseball world for several months.
Powers said yes terdAy that no expected
no friction at to-days session. Powers has
the schedule Of games ready for adoption aud
IL will probably be made public without
change Outside Of this matter only routine
business will occupy The time Of the dele ga tee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
TO.DArs CARD ron BENNINos.
indications Point to some Unusually Coed
sport.

WASHRoToN. April s.-To-moTov's card
from its preeeIt makeup. indicates some
excellent sport Preen, the best thTee-yeaf'
old AZ the track just now, 10 named 70 80 u
the first race. a handicap at ak and hall
furlonEs. giving weight 70 such sprintera As
Monte Carlo. Trapper. Bill Curtis and Weird.
some. the last named In particularly good
form. The second event IA for maiden two.
year-olds At four and half furlongs. with
old Guard. Away. sunRlow. CrosswayS and
Moonshine figuring. In the third race for
platers, AZ six and a half furlonEa. Blue Mir
Rclo. Tootsey Mack, Pancreatis. Liberia,
Ralbert and Belle Dixon ought to 90 well
The fourth race at six furlongs should be
interesting II Buttons. Roseben and santa
Catalina all 90 TO the post The ifth event
Is "A handicap steeplechase with Black Death,
Arius. Gold San and Gortnagallou possible
factors, while IN the last race AZ mile and
forty yards, Uncle UriRh Will try TO redeem
himself after to-day's defeat by taking the
measure OF McWilliams and Proceeds. The
entries are as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
NEW WRESTLER ARRIVES.
Comes From Turkey to Meet GeSrEs Hack i.
enachmidt.

George Hackensohmidt. the mighty Russian
wrestler. evidently will not want for suitable
opponents when he arrives In town. There
are atlesst two good men waiting for a tussie
With him. and the latest one seeking a match
10 All Aptouin Of Turkey, Aptouin has been
imported here by Sam Fitzpatrick, who viii
act A. the Turks manager. Aptouin resem-
bles the late Yousouf enough 70 be his twin
brother. lie stands over feet IN height and
weighs about $50 pounds In condition. Ap-
tuoin declares that Hackenschmidt refused 10
available man al Grssco- ROman style here
abouts. II IL likely that Aptouln viii secure
the first contest with the Russian, IL IL
understood that HAckenschmidt will not
notice any challenges from Pienin E because OF
the latter's suspicious bout with EgebeTG
and the fact that Hackenschmidt threw
shout four yeart ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
NO LICENSE ZOE COCHRAN.
Jockey Held Up by Stewards. c. Bn.
dreth Also Turned Down.

fNAH1 D0Hus
The stewards OF the Jockey Club held q
meeting In the ofices OF the club, Windsor
Arcade. Forty-sixth street and Fifth avenue
yesterday. There were present August Bel
mont, J. II. Bradford. 7, r. Hitchcock, n. X.
Knapp. James r. Keene. Andrew Miller
and F. K Sturgs.
W. S. Vosburg was appointed steward to
represent the Jockey club st the spring
meeting OF the Metropolitan Jockey Club.
The application for a Jockeys license Of
Harry Cochran was denied but the applica :
ton Of his father. Charles Cochran, for a
trainers license was Rrgnted.
The application OF r. II. Brown 70 be placed
In good standing was denied. William
Andrews, who raced on outlaw tracks. was
reinetated.
Despite the agitation over the application
o. 8 Vi 1dseiie9 i 10 r,n, noense we
ment Of Sheridan Clark Gs hGndicapper At
the tprtnE meeting OF the Maryland Joosey
Club vas approved. Several jockeys and
trainers licenses we're granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04

Three base hits-SWAnder q, Donln. Home
Tun-Bery. Stolen L baseS-Donln. Strang.
MeGann. Hal. DAhien On. Sacrlhce hlts-Carr,
Dlckey. Elliott. Fint base on bals-On MCGEE s.
on Nick ems. ?; on Qulsser 3: on Elliott 2. Double
phys-Hallman, Schwartz and Diokey IN SWAnd er
and g. Thomas (O. Gilbert, Devtin and DAhlen
BresnAhAn and Devlln struck out-By Nick ems
4 by MathewSon, 8; by Elliott, g. Umptre-Veach.
Time hour and 20 minutes.
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First base on eTrors-AuAnta, p New York. l.
Left on bAses-AtAnta, o: New YORK. O. First
base on balls-Od Ciarkson ?. on Rucker on Dwyer
/. struck out-By GARRISON, 9: By RuckeT, I: BY
Dwyet. ]. Home run --DeXter Two base hits
Winters, Morse, Jordan Stafford IN Sacrifice
hits -ArchoT Conroy, Chase IT, Stolen baseS-
DoUEherty a., CaTkson. Double pays-Mnrse
and Stafford Williams, Neager and Chase. Umpire
Lynch. Tlme-l hour and IS mlnuits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
GOLF

Ftnm Tor CarOunA cups won ny Boston
Couple.
PISEHuRsI. April S.-The match play
handicap mi1ed foursomes for the Carolina
cups ended to-day. l.. ID. Pierce and Mrs.
@. n. Converse, both Of Boston. whose hahdi.
cap was ~, defeated G. l.. Becker OF Boston
knd Miss Ethel Check OF East Orange, whose
allowance was s, two up and one 70 play In
the final round.
The annual North and South amateur
championship tournament begins tomorrow
With the womens event, and the entry list
asauree one OF the most tucces6ful and in
tereatinE tonrnaments Of the seTiea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04

score-Y. ". c. A.. 81; Atat A. O., ~ Goals
from the held-NewrnAn 4 Turner 2: Behrens =:
KSpian, !; II. ?. Behrent, salmon, 4 WGgenfohr l.
ciotit from fouls--RosenthAl o. Salmon, T. Referee
u 4. Renltehi. Pratt SCHOOL, Umpire-NT SIN.
man, west Side Y, ~ G. 4 nmtr-F. HymLn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04

J.F.B., Elizabeth, y. He was only champion
OF America
W NJ Oh, Syracuse They fought IN Madison
Square Garden,
Z, NJ New YORK HIS correct name IL william
J. sullivan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04

Good start: Won driving Bobble Keau. b. C.. l.
By Flatlan ds~ IlEEie g., owned by o. r. Jordan:
trained b. + b. Doswen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
other Games.
At WAguTNdTOE

FOURTH Presb'n.. . SSSo9eoI--Is
"asnington - ~, " % IL 20 !
Hughes and Heydon.
IAtayette ...........o 1000 1000 o. q 4
Georretovn... % o a =
acknowledgement and Irwin; aver and Hart.
At PHILADELPHIA.
R.HE
PhnA, "A. Ll......I 900 0 o-5 q 0
PhilA. IN. L.l.,......O O I o o o o % 10 2
BlWeries-CoAkley and NoonGn: Corridor and
Kahoe.
AT cHAALoTTEsvILE.
Penn. StAte.,...1 0 0 90 SIS Q /
VITTiniG ...........O o 0 % q Is
BGiteres-HaverstrAek and Knmer; Adams and
Chandler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
sss NTT7TTII5TIlLAMp C TT slS.5u

Sas 0I BuIIrt ,nape. Gas Headlights. now tl7.5O;
tiS0O Gas Headlights, now $50. OIL Sidenghts,
Gas Sdelights, $3.50 up Gray Davis, Solar, DietE
And other lamps half prices OtheB demand. We
buy thousands where others buy one; reason VIC sell
cheap.
All MAKES Tires and Tubes carried In stock;
ali sizes, all Al Bargain Prices,
spark Plugs al makes and sizes, 2oo. up,
500 ComhnatiAh Pliers, Pipe Wrench and Wire
Gutter Soc. g 80 Pumps 81 rs: The new, $500 Dash
board Horn complete with tube and screen IS 50:
others sQc up. Batteries. Gable Coils, Tire Tools,
Goggles. Wrcnches. on Guns. Gloves, Caps, DusterS
cut prices: 90 nj, r,.- - me-,
y. j. WILLIS CO. FATh Fibce mr. h'Nhy'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04

Poor start: won easih: SIR Ralph, b. e. by
Bread Knife-Margdrettc owned BY T Clark:
trained By ". NJ keating.
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Good start; won ridden out: Little Woods. b. r
3 BY Flsmbeau-Ragner; owned BY ". L. Maupln.
trained by VI. Garth
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Tine, ]. %
Poor start won driving Royal Window. b. e.,
By Rose Window-Royal Hydio owned by Mrs.
". NJ Keating. trained by W. N. Heating,
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Good star; won driving: Belden, br. o. ,, by
HGndIprng Allie Belle: owned and trained by
H.. 7. Grimm.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
Big EVENT
WILL BE THE TRIP OF RIVERS
AND HARBORS COMMITTEE.
Improved Ohio VIII Mean Much Ia
Real Estate Owners Along the
Waterway.

The trip of the congressional COM
mittee down the Ohio is looked upon
as one OF the most important events
In the history of the development of
the valley, as no similar committee
ever made such an excursion. Time
will be taken for a complete investi-
cation of the conditions and needs
of the river development. The In
land Navigator says what an inn
proved Ohio will mean for the real
estate along the Ohio river bottoms
is amply shown In the rush wnicn is
now on between Pittsburg and Beaver
to secure manufacturing sites. Farms
on the river bottom. which could
have been bought for $4,000 or s1O,-
600 few years ago, are now held at
$4,000 and over. The increased
price is entirely due to the fact that
the river will be slackwatered along
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
1T GRINDs CRISP AND sNAPPY

Early Breakfast Coffee Is n rare
blend OF several choice varieties. In
proportions that produce a mild, de-
liclous and fragrant beverage. The
beans are finished by polishing pro
cess which closes the pores and pre-
serves the flavor and aroma ineact. II
IL packed In alright, paraflne-llned
cartons and opens up so fresh and
crisp that when you grind 1t II crack
les like a bunch OF iirecrackers. Ear
~ Breakfast Coffee is sold by all gro
GERS at 25 cents pound. Try II in
the cup and we will guarantee that
you'll like Il as we'll as any 30 cent
coffee sold. Every package contains
a premium certificate. Trade supplied
by the Early Breakfast Coffee Co.. St.
Louis, Mo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

sion of congress, will be accomplish
ed. Secretary Taft. ex-Secretary Root
and Col. Edwards have much to do
with this question, and 1t is expected
that the details will be worked out
and a definite proposition submitted
for the approval of the secretary of
war by the time of the arrival of the
party.
The party then will take a govern
ment transport. possibly the Sheri-
dan, and spend about twenty days
visiting the points of interest. .espe-
cially the commercial ports in the
southern islands. and returning, the
Pacific mail steamer Korea will touch
at Manila and take the party home.
stopping at Hong Kong and probably
at the same ports in reverse order,
and sail from Honolulu to San Fran
cisco, arriving at San Francisco about
October l.
II is stated that all parties will pay
all their expenses to and from San
Francisco, except the railroad fare.
The expenses of the trip will be borne
by the Philippine government, as the
party visits the islands as the guestG
of that government.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
How THE DATE FOR EASTER SUNDAY
Is ALWAYS DETERMINED

The late arrival of Easter this
year renews attention to the differ
enee that exists between the astro-
nomical full moon and the ecclesi-
astical full moon, by which the date
of the festivities Is determined.
Archdeacon Sinclair of London,
makes this statement on the subject:
1.-THE question Is a very complicai-
ed one, and II Is, therefore. impossi-
BILE to 20 into Il at full length. will
however give II in outline. There was
in early times n difficulty about the
correct way of reckoning Easter The
churches of the East kept It on the
same day on which the Jews cele-
brated the PassOver-the fourteenth
day of the month Nissan. which month
began at the new moon next TO the
yernal equinox. The western church
es kent Il on the sunday after the
Passover
1.-The Council OF Nlcaea GAS A.
d. ordered that II should be mva-
riably kept on the same day with
these rules;
81. That the twenty-first day of
March should be accounted as the
yernal equinox.
"2. That the full moon happening
upon. or next after. March 81. should
be taken for the next full moon OF
Nisan-that Is, the ecclesiastical
moon.
"S, That the Sunday next follow
ing should be Easter day.
-. II the full moon happen on a
Sunday, Easter day should be the
Sunday afterwards.
"These full moons were determin-
ed by cycle OF the moon of nine
teen years. invented by Melon, the
Athenlan, i32 years before Christ.
The years in the cycle received the
name OF the Golden Number,
"This system was erroneous, be-
cause the nineteen years cycle was
too long and also the Julian year,
by which they reckoned. exceeds the
truly solar year by eleven minutes.
The calendar was, therefore, correct
ed about goo years after by Diony-
sius Exiguus. a Roman, which cor
reeion lasted from b3i A, ID, TO
la2S. Then Pope Gregory XIII again
reformed the calendar, and brought
Back the yernal equinox TO March 81,
This reform was Introduced into Eng
land in 1852, in which year septem-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

this stretch within the next two
years. 1t would require ten or fif-
teen years steady work to slaclx-wa-
ter the Ohio river to Cairo. The in
creased value of real estate along the
river would pay forsthe improvement
several times, even II II cost the
highest figure named In estimates,
s10O.000,000. For this reason every
farmer on the river is interested in
this movement, while owners OF city
realty are already awake to the pos
sibilities of the situation. That 1t
is coming is assured"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
Petitions tp Extend Clark and
Thirteenth Streets.
Board ~ Works Able To Carry ON
No Work Except That ~ Few
sidewalks.
REGULAR MEETING YESTERDAY

The residents OF West Clark street
arc preparing to petition the general
council To open Clark street through
the hollow to the Illinois Central
yards. II will have TO be done some
day. and u Is deemed a good time
TO start Il now when there will be
much dirt available from the street
reconstruction TO make the necessary
nll.
The opening OF 18Th street from
Jackson to the l. G. shops Is also de-
sired by the residents, and both will
likely be placed before the legisla-
tive boards at an early date. The
opening Of streets here would not
only be great advantage to the
people OF that locality, but TO the
entire city ms we'll
Yesterday afternoon at the board
Of works meeting II was ordered that
the city engineer at once get the nee
ssary material for laying new pip
ing under Third street for drainage
N order that when the street Is paved
new, strong pipe will be used and
possibly prevent the future tearing
mp the street TO repair the drainage.
No storm water sewerage will have
To be built on Third street owing TO
the fact that the street drains to-
wards the river instead OF up or
down the street.
The city engineer was ordered TO
prepare specifications for the pave
ments on Jefferson from Second TO
Ninth and on Kentucky from Fifth
to ninth. this being about all the
work the city is going to undertake
at present.
Street Inspector Elliott was order
ed to put Clark street beyond Ninth
street In good condition, the concrete
pavements having been completed.
The street roller was reported to
be doing good work. and will shortly
be worked on Caldwell street to-
wards the passenger depot to repair
the thoroughfare.
Mr.. James +. Morris. OF the Barb
or Asphalt company. Is here looking
over Third street specifications with
n view to bidding on the work.
Two trimmers' carts for the Hight
department have arrived from Flint.
Mich, and are n great Improvement
over the old buggies used for several
years In replenlshing the carbon for
light.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
FLAGMAN KILLED
Was Crushed at Humboldt. Tenn
l. &. Man Loses Foot at Cairo.

Flagman James Russell. of the
Mobile and Ohio. well known among
railroad men, was killed yesterday
afternoon at Humboldt. Tenn. Rus
sell was making a coupling between
a couple of cars when the engine I'M
expectedly bumped" into one of
them. He was caught between the
bumpers and crushed to death.
Albert Steel, switchman employ
ed by the Illinois Central, fell under
the wheels Of a switch engine yester-
day aftrnoon. His right foot was bad
ly crushed and amputation was nee
essary. Steel jumped from a car, blu.
his coat caught on one of the bolts
and he was thrown to the ground.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
LARGE CROWD
WIN he Brought 10 Carnival From
Illinois.

Arrangements have been made for
three big excursions into Paducah
during carnival week, when a train
load In two sections will come over
from Carbondale, Du Quoin and He
rion, Ill.,, and way stations, Messrs.
McEwen. Boyd and Thompson, of
Carbondale, were In the city last ev.
ening to confer with the carnival as
ISOLATION and agreed to run the
trains II the association would pay
for two bands. one O neach section
OF the train. The excursion will be
on Thursday of carnival week and
the promoters are confident they Will
bring in 1900 people. The celebrated
Murphysboro band will accompany
one crowd, Il Is said.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
TO PHILIPPINES
LARGE PARTY OF DISTINGUISH
ED AMERICANS WILL GO
ABOUT JULY 4.
.a.iny Ladies VIII BE in the Delega-
I,t.oa--iil Guests Of Philip
pine Government.

Washington, April 19.-The bu-
roau of insular affairs of the war de-
partment has given out the following
information relative to the trip of
The secretary of war and party to the
ililippine Islands:
Tho following is the personnel of
he official party: Secretary Taft,
Eiihu Root, ex-secretary of war; Sen
aiors Allison, of Iowa, and Daniel, OF
Virginia; Dubois of Idaho; Foster of
louisiana Long, of Kansas; New
lands. of Nevada; Patterson, of Colo
RADIO, Scott, of West Virginia; Stone,
OF Missouri; Warren, of Wyoming;
Speaker Cannon; Representatives
Bourke Cochran, Of New York; Coop
err. OF Wisconsin; Crumpacker, of In
diana; Curtis. of Kansas, DeArmond.
of Missouri; Foss, of Illinois; Gillett,
of Massachusetts; Grosvenor, of Ohio;
Hepburn, of Iowa; Hin of Connecti-
cut; Howard, of Georgia. Jones, OF
Virginia; l.ongworth, of Ohio; Nc
Kinley, OF Illinois; Payne, of New
York; Scott. of Kansas; Sherley. of
Kentucky; Smith, of Illinois, Watson,
of Indiana; Col Edwards, chief OF
bureau of insular Affairs; Fred W.
Carpenter private secretary of the
secretary of war.
The following are the members OF
families and others who are to ac-
company the party at their own ex-
pense;
Miss Roosevelt, Miss Beardman and
Miss Mcmillan, of Washington; Mrs,
Senator Dubois, Mrs. Senator Stone,
Mrs. Representative De Almond, Mrs.
Representative Clark. Mrs Represen-
tative Hepburn, Mrs. Representative
Hin, Mrs. Representative Payne,
Mrs. Representative Smith, Mrs. Rep
resentatiye Jones; son OF Secretary
Root; William Reyburn; Major w.
Austin Wadsworth, Mrs. Wadsworthi
Rogers X. Wetmore.
They will take passage on the Pa
cific mail steamship Manehuria July
1. The steamer will touch at Honolu-
la. Yokohama, Kobe and Nagasaki,
then go straight TO Manila. where the
party will remain about ten days. In
addition TO the other questions the
determination of the railway prob
lens made possible by the Cooper
law, which was passed at the last SEES
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

Der 3 was called the 18th, and II
days were suppressed.
"The ecclesiastical full moon sin
depends on March 2l being consid-
cred the vernal equinox which as has
been shown. is liable to variation, 50
that the ecclesiastical moon and tho
astronomical moon are not always
Identical.
This year the actual full moon af-
ter which Easter comes is on April
90, and the previous full moon is on
March 2l which is the supposed YER
nal equinox. This year. therefore, by
the calculations of the ecclesiastical
moon, Easter comes month after
the yernal equinox, or actually April
"a"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

The Island Queen excursions yes
terday afternoon and last night un-
dor the auspices OF the Elks were en-
joyable, but on account OF the cool
weather the crowds were not so
large as they would otherwise have
been. In the afternoon about 100
went out OF Paducah ani several
hundred were brought from Metropo-
rs. and in the evening about 300
wont from padncah.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

Hairless men should confne their
statements TO bald facts.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20
NOTICE.

Green River Coal CO., VS..
Steamer City OF Idaho.
Pursuant TO an order of the Unit
ed States district court for the West
ern district of Kentucky, at Paducah,
entered on the 18th day OF April,
1905, in the above styled action. ]
will on the 18th day of May, 1905,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the port of Pa
dueah. KY, sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, the
steamer City of Idaho. her engines,
tackle, apparel. furniture, etc, to
satisfy the claims in said actions.
A. ID. JAMES, u. S. NJ. w. ID. Ky.
BY GEO w. SAUNDERS, Dep'y.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

Mr., Owen Durham is appointed
travelling passenger agent of the IL
linois Central, with headquarters at
Memphis, Tenn, vice Mr.. A. q.
Pearce deceased
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-20

Memphis, Tenn, April 20.-After
being out eight days tbs jury return
ed a verdict of guilty against b. l.,
Pettigrew, the slayer of Joe Hall
fixing his punishment AT five years
In the penitentiary The killing oc-
cured at Collieryilla, pettigrew
charging Hall with interfering with
his love Affairs by writing Miss Law
ms, of Vicksburg, Miss, that Petit
grew was a married man.