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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

Chinese Are Fined
Five Chinese were fined $50 each yes
terday morning by Police Justice Aus
tin upon conviction of charge of
gambling.
Health office Closed
The city health Office will be closed
today from IL to D. m. on account OF
the death of the wife Of DR.. L. M.
Powers, health officer.
Speeders Fined
Ray Scott was sentenced to pay fine
of $40 for speeding his automobile, and
Harry Wagner, a motoroyclist, was
fined a like sum for scorchng In Main
street by Police Justice Austin yester-
day.
Frances Dismissed
Cases of disturbing the peace against
]. f. and David Franco. pending for
some time in the police court, were dis
missed yesterday. The Frances and
Sanromans duarreled several weeks
ago and in a fight which followed one
of the Sanromans was fatally wounded.
Butcher Is Discharged
]. ]. Hammond, a butcher on Seventh
street was discharged from custody
yesterday by Police Justice Austin
after his examination on/a charge of
embezzlement. The complaining wit
ness, c. f. Baxter, was owner and
claimed his manager had embezzled
about $40.
Company Reorganized
Reorganization has been effected In
the Merchants Trust company, made
necessary by the retirement of Manager
L. L. Elliott. George A. Parkyns, sec
ond vice president, will perform the
duties Of first vice president, and E. d.
Brayton, assistant trust officer, be-
comes trust officer.
Workman Injured
While George Mathewson was at
work on a new building in olive street
yesterday morning block of stone fell
upon his head, cutting deep cash and
causing concussion of the brain. After
treatment at the receiving hospital the
injured man was removed to his home,
1907 Vernon avenue. He Is expected to
recover
Where Is Harding
Can't. Broadhead received a letter
from Mrs. William P. Harding, living
at 4227 Vista avenue, st. Louis, MO-,
asking him to locate II possible her
son. A. w. Harding. The writer states
her husband is very i'll and is anxious
to see his son. When last heard from
the young man was working in Los
Angeles.
New Members Elected
At the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday the following were
elected to membership: Julian Tro-
coniz, hats and shoes; B. e. Payne, fire
insurance; Don H. Mcfarland, mems
furnishings; Moore Watson Dry Goods
company; p. B. McCabe, mining ma
chinery; Frick-F Fleming Hardware COM
pany; Leo L. Levy, market; Wilde &
Caldwell, mems furnishings, etc; M
brown. furniture; /. Weenberger,
cigars: r. Kiel, ornamental staff work:
Willoughby Rodman, attorney at law;
Terrific Bros, bakery; Cyrus M. Davis,
Investments; Walter s. Jackson, wines
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
Swallows Acid and pies

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 29.-While
speeding toward the military camp In
an automobile with her sister last
night Mrs Edna Scott swallowed car
bolic acid. The sister, Eula Cox. 10
years old, caused the machine to be
turned about and the race to town
began. Just as a drug store was
reached Mrs. Scott died, having en-
dured excruciating agony for thirty
minutes. Mrs. Scott was the wife Of
Ronald Scott, bicycle rider of some
prominence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
FALLS INTO WIFE'S
GRAVE; FRACTURES RIB

Louis Cohen. proprietor of second
hand shoe shop at 2O5 East First street,
was taken into the receiving hospital
early last evening suffering with q
broken rib.
-Four weeks ago Cohen fell into the
newly made grave of his wife at the
Jewish cemetery and fractured a rib
on the left side Of his body.
over exertion In the shoe store of
which he is owner last evening caused
a second fracture. He was treated In
the receiving hospital by DR.. Freed
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
BILL PASSER GETS
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL.

Although James Kennedy was al
lowed to plead guilty to a charge of
drunkenness yesterday by Police JUS
tice Austin, evidence was introduced
that the defendant passed $40 Geor-
gia state bill upon the landlady of a
rooming house In Commercial street.
Kennedy said he did not know the
money was worthless. He was SEN
fenced TO thirtv davs In jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

and will visit the Thousand islands,
New York and numerous other east
EN- cities and summer resorts.
Mrs. Holman was a college friend
Of Miss Sabachi and has been visiting
her for many weeks since the San
francisco earthquake
Mr.. Holman Is Pacific coast mana
ger Of the Travellers Insurance COM
pany and both he and his bride are
prominent in social circles I'm the north.
They will make their home in San
Fraucieco
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
Expect short Plum Crop
isociated Press.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug 29.-The first
carload of this seasons prunes was
shipped east today from the Sorosis
fruit farm, near this city 1t is now
conceded that the crop in this valley
will be considerably under the estl-
mates heretofore made and there will
be few large sizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

Fiber-GrasS and Basket suit Cases
$3.50 to $500, In our leather goods de-
partment Good things for tho beach or
mountain trims Sanborn Vail & Co.
RAJ So ii~pi'd "''"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

The Herald will pay $40 in. cash 70
anyone furnishing evidence that VIII
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies OF The
Herald from the premises OF our pa
irons THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
THE CITY.

Strangers are Invited TO visit the ex-
hibit Of California products at the
Chamber Of Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and Second
streets, where free information will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
SOC Ribbon Csc

A fine lot OF velvet ribbon, In No.
only; all the wanted colors; satin
back and we'll woven edge; 10
yard bolts: well worth SOC bolt;
on sale Thursday at 25c a bolt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
Csc Ribbon 15c

Fine lot Of heavy taffeta ribbon.
in all colors and plenty of black
and white; good, firm body; makes
excellent hair bows. girdles. ETC.;
worth S5c; on sale Thursday. 15c
yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30

PHONES Es=: sss::. ts1I sss,
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

II Ia hard for us to believe such
story as this. which we ind In an ex
change: The story is written b.
me OF the starving poor OF London
NTH her husband and FIVE children
she lives at Gascoync Court. TWEEN,
y minutes walk from the Bank OF
England. The seven members OF ths
amily live In one room. In a corner
II the room Is an iron bed, on whicl
= mattress about two inches thick
covered by a ribgle brown blanket
4 stove with the merest suggestion
II firc fills the room with smok,
rom . foul chimney Tho single
window Of the room In minus sew
sral panes. the places of which have
,een taken by brown paper. Ths
window Is hermcfically sealed. ant
he air - eic@ening. a kitchen tabh
$ the only other piece Of furniture
besides the bed. There are no chairs
,nly soap boxes
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
10c Minimum Price.

Hot Spings, Ark. The executive
committee of the Southern Cotton AS
sociation recommend TO their mem
bers aud the cotton growers Of the
south that 40 cotton be sold during
the present season at less than 10
cents per pound In q resolution
adopted by the committee il is stated
that the crop Is in a state of dete-
rioratioa and for that reason no es-
innate of the crop was made. The
resolution states. however, that the
crop Will not be as large as the cur
rent estimate. The placrg Of the min
mum price al 10 cents was in the
nature of a victory for the conserva-
tive element of the association. In
the executive session Of the commit
tee which hasc ontiaued throughout
the day the highest price named as o
minimum WAS II cents.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Memphis. The Realty Trust Co.,
which did small banking business
here. failed 20 open is doors The
assets are placed al 10000; habili-
ties $4,000.
The books are safd to be in such
a condition Of confusion that no de-
tailed statement can De gwen. The
company Is capitalized at 100000.
The Realty Trust Company was or
ganized last year and began business
August Is. Its original officers were
X. +. McGill. presidents r. NJ Buck,
vice president; J. w Winkler. secre-
tary, and w. A. Duncan, cashier. Vice
President Buck was also manager of
the real estate department..
Under the original management the
company continued until May 30, last,
when the controlling interest was pur-
chased and new officers and directors
were elected.
Under the reorganization ". !.
Smith. president of the Trades Union
Savings Bank and Trust Co., and a
stockholder in the Chickasaw Saw
ings Bank and Trust Co.. and the U1-
ion Planters Bank and Trust Co.. was
made president; J. w. Vernon. attor-
ney was elected vice president; S. ID.
Ebersoie was made secretary aad II.
II. Smythe became cashier The direc-
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Japans commercial competitor
need feel no surprise at the newf
that the whole power Of the japanese
Government is to be excrted TO fur
ther the industries and commerce o.
the empire. This may or many no
mean the naturalization OF all ths
Industries OF the country In the sam,
sense In which the telegraph and thu
telephone have already been nation,
Allied. and In which the railways art
10 be under the terms OF the raIlwa,
naturalization and the Seoui-Fusai
railway purchase laws of the last SEES
sion OF the Imperial Diet But II /,
clear that japan intends to apply tt
all the activities OF the country
whether 1t be the development OF In
ternal manufactures or in the nnd
lngs OF markets abroad for the pro
ducts OF those manufactures, tn.
same thorough paternal care whicl
bhc mas siveu to every phase OF ths
iational endeavor since the restora
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

One Sunday morning clergyman
was greatly annoyed by the unusual
amount OF coughing among his con
greeafion. He had not strong voice
and could only be distinctly heard
when the people were still and atten-
tive. As the coughing went on, and
even grew worse, he suddenly stop
ped right in the middle Of the SER
mon. All eyes were instantly turned
TO the pulpit, every cough was huxhed
and there was perfect silence.
MY friends" said the minister.
with a smile, 1T seems you stop when
stop"
This geatle rebuke had the desired
effect. The people found that their
coughing could be kept down when
they liked to a great extent. and the
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Tho increase In postal receipts
moves the New York World to re-
mark that nations happiness ant
prosperity can be measured by IN,
letters Il writes. but there ISM
much happiness In the kind we gol
,hc first OF every month.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
Length Of Wali-paper.

Most persons have an idea that all
pieces OF wallpaper are necessarily
OF one length. Our domestic papers
run eight yards to the piece. Those
from France and Germany measure
nine yards. while the English rolls
contain twelve yards. Then. Of
course, there's the repeat. On some
OF the new papers with the smallest
figures this is next to nothing, and
On some others. notably that long
tailed bird pattern, II the bit over the
figure Is required for each length II
means = loas Of hve feet on each strip
put on the wall --Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

forty-scven per cent. of the post
Offices In the country show an In
,reaso In revenue sufficient 60 war
rant an increased salary for the post
master. declares the New Yori
World. Either the country Is yerl
prosperous or everybody is writint
home for money.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

"The giraffe was telling me he felt
sick all over this morning re-
marked the antelope.
"O' that's just his imagination,
replied DIR. Monk
Wasn't he really sick all oyery'
"Not quite; Just throat trouble. -
Philadelphia Press.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The youngest soldier has now beet
found. he having been ten years anc
nine months old when he enlisted .
but the Boston Transcript believes
he late David Glasgow Farragut en-
tered the navy at nine years OF AK,
and was an officer at eleven.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

His mother tucked four-year-oid
Johnny away In the top berth Of the
sleeping car. Eays writer in Youth.
Hearing him stirring in the middle OF
Ike night. she called softly:
Johnny, do you know where you
sre2"
''Tourse / do he returned stur-
lily. I'm In the top drawer. -
Youths Companion.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

TN the restaurant business. arc
souf Haven't thcso--er-inv invcstlga-
lions made difference In your
lradeg"
n should say so' We're SO busy |
liant find time TO eat my own meals.
Ours Is a vegetarian restaurant. "---
Chicago Tribune.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The rubber supply OF the future
will have To expand greatly In order
% meet the demands Of tho motol
vehicles, all OF which have To roll OF
hat elastic gum or quit business
Rubber IL king" may be watch
word one Of these days. plucking thu
crown away from cotton. which wore
{ 80 proudly and so long
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

ny the report for the years FIRST
quarter. showing iis6 killed on The
tracks as against iios for the like
period last year. the New York Woric
says. We are reminded that the
shadow on railroad progress IN thu
country does not grow less.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
Line To Be Extended.

Forr Worth, Text was stated
n Vice President and General Man
ger r. Z, Book. of the Mineral Wells
ud Northwestern Railway, that the
|;u.d interest plan extending the
Ee rn lwest through Texas, with a
ar shortening the tranSeontine At
line. thereby avoiding the desert
bout FL Paso. The superstition is the
! be viii connect in Colorado with the
|enver ald Rio Grande-
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

4 Wilkcsbarro preacher threaten
% exoommuniea,c ladies' OF hiH con.
gregation who try "a keep cool and
lock pretty In pcok-a-boo waists. The
good dominic. says the Atlanta Con
ititution. should spend his vacation
by the sad sea waves and get used
% ncgiigce effects
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The Albany Journal prophesIoa
There Is now the prospect that Their,
viii he no more internal or interna
.ional disturbances among the small
republics In Central America, ant
hat their energies. devoted To ths
activities of peace. will mako fol
progress and prosperity
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The real secret of woman's thrift
essness Is that marriage Is still made
ler profession. remarks the Lady'f
Pictorial. Every mother practicall,
rains her daughter 90 believe that
the may marry well, and every mar
nay be said to be born TO suppori
tome ones daughter
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Borroughs-'I Just saw fellow
down the street who looked enough
like you to be your brother"
Markeley--'A close likeness. ch7''
Borroughs--"W Well. he was close.
all right. ] asked him for the loan OF
" and he wouldn't give It to me.
Philadelphia Press.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The Kansas City Star declares that
since several railroad companies hav,
been heavily nncd OF late Tor glvlns
'cha,es the question naturally sux.
sc-ts itself. What use viii the
'ourts make Of this tainted money!"
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
Mutual Disgust.

Look here" complained the VIC
tim. you said the house WAS only
Ave minutes walk from the station.
70 say the least. IN disappointed In
you
No more than I'm disappointed In
you." retorted the agent. II thought
gou we're good, fast walker. ."-Phil-
sdelphia Press.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Kind Old Lady-"IIerc. my boy. Is
fve cents for helping me with my
atchcl'
Small Boy" Huh don't smoke
hem nasty. cheap brands OF cigar
lltes. .N--Amerlcan Snectator.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

So you and Maud played tennis
very day during your stay IN Phiia-
iclphia. That must have been en-
oyahlc
Yes. only we couldn't help feeling
IS though we were breaking the Sab
tath."
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Miss short SAYS she's thirty. but
I'm sure shc is thifty-six. every year
W a."
We'll. you see, she was six before
.he learned to count"
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Il suppose" began the patron,
you don't like 10 hear complaints
about your walters.
Well. to tell the TRUTH replied
he proprietor, we're rather glad to
aear complaints Of that sort
Glad"
Yes. 1t makes the compiainers for
e. 10 complain about the food. -
Press.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

ahe cruiser Boston struck rock off
the Washington coast and i now in
a critical condition in deep water.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The body of an Italian believed to
have been murdered oy the 'Blaek
Hand, was found near Jamaica. l..
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

SIX ron>umptive women Of Chics-
80 are cei.-s heated ID ,ae opel air.
and are given SIX meals daily.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The Minnesota Democrats indorse1
Bryan and renominat-d Gov. John
son and fall state ticket.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Gen. NcCaskey. commanding the
Southwestern army division. recon-
mends the establishment OF the
can.een.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

GOV. Vardaman Of Mississippi in an
interview indorsed Mr.Bryan'> : speeci
on municipal ownership.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
Arizona

Arizona rangers raided a Mexican
revolutionary headquarters near Doug
las and seized weapons and printed
matter.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

\ waIsh,p may DC sent TO Morocco
10 bring back Stenslzad, the fugitive
bank president.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

President StensIa1a Of the Chcag,
bank has made a confession seriousl,
lmplcating Cashier Herring.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Two robbers looted the State bank
OF Rainier. Ore. after binding ihe
cashier
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

1t i minated that American war
SHIPS will soon make demonstra-
tion off the TnrkisA coast.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

II the proposed method 81 maklns
paper from cotton stalks proves
success the American forests will tcs
4 little less apprehensivc
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

The American Pharmaceutical As
soe'alion l. IN session al lndianap-
oils.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Gov Davidson has been nominated
as the Republican candidate for gov
|ernor of Wisconsin.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Mr.. w. J. Bryan made two speeches
IN Chicago. vigorously attacking com
mltteeman Sullivan.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
tANY FORGERIES
| DISCOVERED.
|ONMITTED BY SUICIDE BANK
PRESIDENT.
|OIAL MORE THAN S2N.O0O
d order to Meet Oyerdrafls Nipple
Used Names Of Prominent Phila-
delphians-R Receiver Earl to Re
organize Company.

Philadelphia Forgcries FOR more
han a quarter Of q million dollars by
Frank K. Hipp~. the suicide presi-
3iem II the dcfuuci Real Estate
ru-. Company, have been discover
! by Receiver Earle. The latter
lade this statement. adding that he
bad no idea whore Hipple's villainy
kould end. Nipple. n order to meet
immediate overlrafis, used the
mes Of some Of the most prominent
nsines men of this city on notes
khich IN some eases amounted TO
&l50.0o0.
The president had taken copies Of
be SIGNATURES Of a number of busi-
ess mea while some or their checks
r negotiable securities passed
hrourl his hands, bu, in every ease
e avoided use Of the name Of
Real Estate Trust Company deposition
When pinched for money TO meet
Is o1e'ui"i's OF SUM- ''S 'ssai IVAN
VIZ D"f,e Sa'u' as "'''S' rssom' mp
DE would draw up a note with the
ofgeo signature "'"eneu' ih'' Ae
YOU'D take 10 inc e"9nie' OF P's'ne
eller. saying he had personally maze
he loan and that l. was discounted.
Ntlh Tue "'n"n"' y" n4S vre"A' "e
"ouid satisfy the pressing cialm'
heeeiNer haile saio N order To ac-
con'i. .ls" 'ne leoi i-"i'i~"'ion Vi 'ne
neal Estate iru" Company ne "ou''
accept me p'esluency il 'ne oeposi-
|'ors hsls''
ma someone seeuieu @i'VVo'yoo lot
neeo.'a'i's tne loal's made 10 adoif''
seal ny iieS'oei'' hipple Is oelies-
eu DS taose no" engaged III lnVes'i-
gazing ehe eohipahN ahalrs. oesai ;
tepea'eu assertions lnat ne uid no'
Do''iV" n'oie 'HaH q-''oV'ooo IRON lne
1iusl Vonip"ny mas eauscu the ilNes-
'lsa'o's 70 eNer. every eiiori 10 uis-
cover an ol the detalis connected WIN
'heSe i'ans' ana II ~ y iouha thal
"'heis oeneil''eu 'ney VIII DC inaue 10
i0,"ii. 'ne nioneN'
oeFe'opeu 'na' '"e i's' S'a'e eN-
A'',n'''loil oi 'ne ,ins' company "''
in"ue -, 1i pans iil2- -'-'i''''''''s'oner "eeo-
W. VOC ss"'' o'
100, -NPi u i'o'' - '"s
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The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Ia Is believed thar German viii
be selected a. the head Of the Jesuits'
order.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

bag the place nom which II came No' ~
Jack from wheret
birds nnt their
the
woald call othcs u"
the
VIII is In
the males
th
to climbs the
OF the
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the Viii indsd
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all through the animal and
etabl kingdom and assuchth wnre
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

If nominated for governor Mr.. j.
rome viii stump New York in an
automobile.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

When Young, how We wanted 70 try them.
Those candies our palate would ,annt.
iui now. when wcsc money 90 buy them,
We don't scc a thing that we want
Nlohu l. Shrvy. m lAppincoits.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

in
In
men
nation is siounde to be one in nse
Is the
of b
be
of o Rome
lin anon 80
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

Young Wife Injecting hubby at
frairJ oh. Henry. Bridget tried to
start the fire with kerosene and
and
Husband She's a star. she is'
Young Wife--"Ob. Henry, I'm
afraid SO. She's gone in that direc-
lion. boston Transcript.
The new South-news., 1906-09-15


the Of its
0 OF welfare
those up
mess II
quite mu
shfes everybody did
be
greedy and to
the
baw the woko Of
bargain
ilnatur
Number
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
Natures Mysteries.
By George l.. BrONn.

both the animal and vegetable king
dom that no student of able
in,elseuy explain which tue
locked and the key hidden
boy the father bought pis tes
weeks old bringing It home distance OF aoou
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
@ @ @
For City Farmers as We'll
as Country FOlkJ
n Road Even II You're NOT
Going That Way Again
T. =. Martin.

)NT horse doesn't stumble owe
somebody's When see In the pea'e'
track wheel hard jolt or bring do"'
stumbling horse stop side will pay yo
take that that expect neS
character 1t helps 20 Jus
clai he izedm q
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
@ & &
Danger Of Putocracy.

E side OF the globe struggling
long become the priceless heri
tage brethren It will be weigh
eloqueny forth by Justice Brewer
speech Asocia
The new South-news., 1906-09-15

they graduated to
How mlseao
anything which
of history Our college graduates are on
wordo with which The
lacedaemonians by training them for 'h enjoy
shall enable no
with the problems which freedom and wealth are ceatns @
hopeful the undergraonm me
the day that the students and particularly the weahsf STUDENT
with the assumption OF poluca
b The of UNDERGRADUATES in our coege caps ~
nota
earlier professional life But these studies and Efforts W n
feels that he holds that money IN u
primarily ut
Iarpers Magazlne
The new South-news., 1906-09-15
@ @ @
Is the Democracy Of
Our Colleges in Danger .?


HERE doubt spirit colleges
subject dangers today hfy The
graduate thinking that II Is easier to keep up h
democratic everybody Is doing the same hng ano
nobody has much money the old graduate Is wron
that legsate back this condition
outside trained
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-23
HURD RELEASED
EDITOR GuaRGED WITH GHiH- sN.a LiBEI, SEGt RES HIS hiBr
 EKTY FROM JAIL.
Gomp,Hinant s0rrnlls Makes Bail ioE llifn in order To i'orsenhip Him.
 3nl Fails,

Ny. X ', fiard, edilol of rhe Com- moner Who Vas arrested Monday for criminal 6be m connection with q denunciati0n of Hon, " '. Solrell3, was released from custody Monday afternoon Du bail furnished by Mir. Sorreus himself, who explained his action by stating that he wanted 10 horsewhip Hnrd, and this was the on- ly way to get at him.
 The officers, however. managed to thwart any such purpose, and llufd was sent home without coming in contact with the infuriatcd lawyer.
 Tuesday morning Hurd issued a statement in one of the local papers retracting that part of his article in which he characterized Sorrells as a 'sshyster" lawyer. When seen about the matter later, Mr. Sorrells de- clared that the retractiOn was not sat isfactory to him and that it was still his intention to horsewhip Hurd at the first opportunity.