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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
People Are Leaving Homes on
Danger Side and Business
1s Suspended. $
.oFFlC CERs SAL Q. q TO 1 . .BE
AFRAlD D 0F NEGROES
Reported That # Latter Were
Allowed t. Participate in
81 5.s Maneuyers, Militianlcn
Intended to- Use Ball
calrtrid idges-7-.M Mans, J,
Rifles Sold iii
I ny, BA.s,,sociassd Pre.s.)

Il ssS 5SS (By5 Associated Presa.) n
Il BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS. August b 1s. T.
further trouble q feared here with the
negro troops. IA citizen # guard 3of $50 n lei,
4 Is stationed along the road between this
city and Fort Brown. and II the negroes
attempt to leave the garrison It s. the
ayowed purpose Of the citizens to shoot '
them. Four hundred 8 tles were sold 70
citizens yesterday. The report that the
onicers n 81 the garrison are themselves e:
AFRAID OF the negro troops has determined
the citizens to take no chance III
\ Many people are leaving their. homes s' nee,
on the side OF the city near Fort Brown. IN,
Business Is nearly suspended II a he city.
It lis though I by some that the negro n
raiders D committed the recent acts IN N
brownsville IN retaliation for the report o1t;'
cd intention OF Texas nailttialti,r 2, " use g
bail cartridges III u the event the United
states permitted the = agro troops 70
ipar rt,c u Ia the Camp aiabry rlaneslvers sls
iss.A N a d ju,ant General 1Healin consider Il 4
uulnwise to send state troops to Browns. g.
Vile. b e.
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LL0WELL|s'|B||!U BUY ] !
SCAMPBIL!aR91'EL? 4. It III.
Rumor Has II {; That 4 ! lat the IN
Deal Has I, \ Already n !! Il ! 7l,tl y
Been i ! ! Made. ]! Y 3 I. \
! sEIC CHE LBERG GER i.
III, HOLD IS CLIFTON {
Said to Have Paid. $6so;,ot 80 t, 600 & for q
n. the Property Which g'1t i 4 Will y ii 4
Become Great q eatr ariilc triica Al
r ESQ 81 ells \. Will Y
Neithe Affirm: ].
II, nor Deny

cam ipbell's II Hotel, on the corner of
Tenth and Broad Streets, ma IN the
,ts near future be turned oyer 70 Mr.. n 4. Jake
Wells, whose brother Will act as =;
his manager and personal sreprese At tive \,
Isl This rs the rum orr that was ab road on
the streets Of ri nond vest terday. and
although none of the INN ediate parties
5to the n transac tionas would conf rm the
,,. stor.y, Il is believed be true. On July
s2sd MI. Harry ichelberse secured from on!
Mr. Il Johr, Campbell an sopt lon for thirty
days On the hotel, paying, IT is said
$3.50 for the prtyileg ofs chasing later Ter
rat 5000. tss
tsa The story goes that N r..s ID helberger
4 ted for NJ w ellis, Who :wil make the
snug little 9totel a 81 eat ath ealric cal resort
Will N OF e ak.
Mr.. Wells, H when ;Qiest1 1oned, refused
ito make a sta aternent further than to say
that IL negotiations had u been in progress,
but that nothing II he dsSis been q efinitely
settled. 81. He decll lined to-; sayS that he had
not made the purchase: s33 IN |S
INT n. John Campb bell Il said that 1t y was
news to him that Mr.. wv ellis was the pur-
gcilas ser. He BaiG ~
is3s fr. helberg To- some time ago
purchased the valentinB property. at the
other end OF the SO ,iare came to mo early
in July and asked Z me for an S option.
consd the ma after. for some g I'm
time ID put a price on i the hotel, and
gave Mr.. Elch helbergers an Sopt tion.8 which
expires on Aug list 4 23d It ID $imnat terial
to- me whether Y sell sor not for the hotel
lis a. good prop Il do net know that
a. ale has been made. 1T news to me, n
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I'll / \ HAD ROPE 0.
ON GAMBLERS 81 |:.||| n NEECk {
Wholesale Raid Made on Dens
and Attempt to Lynch
Proprietors. 4.

IA BLMIRA, M II, August l6,-A yolun-
teer flremen's convention at Canton, Pa,
attended by fire companies from five
Pennsylvania counties, ended In riot and
attempted lypching this afternoon, y
large number OF gamblers were attracted
to the place and all sor ts Of games were
openly run on the main street. The
gamblers did a Furnishing business. Soon
after the parade g mob Of about 100 fire.
men swept into the street with a long
rope, This was tied to every gambling;
device In the line and the flre1nen sdra gged
them through the street, completely de-
lnolsihlng them, The gamblers We're e,yough
hurt, One man refused to give up money
he had taken from q ma NJ ronl Troy and
the mob got the rope IL round his neck,
but no managed 10 throw y Off, and an a 9
policeman rushed him IN 70 q hotel, the
Windows In which were bfoke by the
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.IM|||l|A|||N|IYHURT |RRI0T'|N|.
PA|lADEL.P|''.H||AIIs | u STREETS.
Three Hours Before Detail Of
Mounted Police Could
Disperse Mob.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. August 1e,-Fre-
yquent disturbances caused by striking
shirt-makers who We're employed at the
factory of Tutleman Hrothers and Fag-
gen illuminated tonight in a serious riot,
during which a score OF persons were
injured, but none, seriously, The riotltig
occurred In q congested section OF the
city, and SO great was the mob that
a detail OF mounted police was summon
ed and 1t was three hours before the
crowd was finally dispersed. Eight OF
the ringleaders were arrested, Tonight
as the non-union workers were leaving
the mill, they were surrounded by u
large crowd of strikers, and a general
encounter resulted, The disturbance eon-
5tinued during the evening. and the streets
were rendered almost I'M able by the
strikers, their sympat htzers and others
attracted to the scene Of the lighting.
sThe patrolmen of the district were unahla
to aueli the disturbance and a riot call
was sent In, 4, Is Z Y. Sag II
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Dispatch from Fort.
(By ,..Alstociated Press

Associated fre6A
lowing d Dispatch, received BY Gen eral
5A,nsworth the military secretary. IRON rom.
Major Penrose, commanding the Dattal'- :stel-l's
i'm 81 the Twenty fth Infantry. negro
I troons. " stationed at Fort Brown, ex.,i
s,yes the first Official informal lon con-
earning the disturbance at BrownsVs'1ll lile.l
which was alleged to have been caused q
81 the presence OF negro soldiers. MAJOR;
Penrose was not In possession % al me
facts when he sent the dispatc 3, when esN
follows: Sd !. ..5sssS ,.sss u 3JJs 4
"R eference to your telegram II yester-
day. A shooting occurred in Browns
,,,lIa about twelye-ten morning OF four-
taanth. In which one civilian was killed
and the chief OF police wounded an right
arm. which had to be amputated. Be-
lave shooting was done by enlisted men
3of this post, but have not as yet been
able to detect guilty party. Am .conduct-
ing most thorough inyesti igatlon possible
and working IN perfect harmony with VII J
cinzens committee and Mayor OF
RrownsWlle. Guard OF one-third OF gar
,jaon one company, constantly on duty;
iii enlisted mon f1ned strictly to, post
ana no ono allowed to enter but the
4 NYnvor. members OF citizens' committee
ana those having Official business. Con-
ditIons we'll In hand by both Mayor and
myself. No trouble since sho otlng, and
anticipate none. Full facts reported to
department commander wire and mail" !"
1T ia stated at the War DEPARTMENT
that no new policy has !, been lnauE'lrated
Y IN the matter OF sending negro troops
to various military posts in Texas. In
fact, it is said, more negro troops have
been stationed in Texas than in. any
other State and no complaints on this
score have arisen her etof tore, s.ss
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CUT GUARDS THROAT AND
RANSACKED ST0CKA0E
(py ASH; ciated Press.

5l4 CHARLESTON. 8, ca, AUGUST l6,-
Feignlng Illness, three negroes, Alonzo
Goodwin, Hammond Wilson and George
Kerny, conyicts, serving long terms on
the chain gang OF the SAM tary and drain
age commission. at work near Ashley
Junction. stopped Ii the stockade to-day,
and about o'clock, having asked for
water, seized and oYerpowered II q,
stello. the white guard, and out his
Two TRUSTEES were locked In by the
men, who ransacked the guards rooms
donned civilian clothes and escaped to
the nearby swamp. The men. contrary
TO rules, were not oh al ned an the stock. !.
ode, The TRUSTEES broke out ana spread
the alarm. A sheritf's posse $ls securing
lhs woods with blood ognds. Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Polish CA.RN|YA|!
0FCRIM|.EG0E!50A N
Many an Killed % andsaYe Al Of
Terr0 0riSlTl is Still
Spread ] l''''i ! j Il. [. 9 .
GIRL @ STISED Il Il
WAS NOT AMERICA \ Y e R N
Has Been Identified as Anna
SnirnoH and Is NJ Con- u
nected With II or11inent
,s America Fatnili
..lssl 2i as Was at First ss.,sIi
Sup opposed
ted Prcss 81

e ST. PETERSBURG. .s u,ssust Ito
days dispatches from Poland are hardly.
less grave than those OF last night. AT
3Lodz, after the police station had been
blown up and h burned n. Cossacks X and
other troops fired Exolleys into the crowds, ,
and more or less street figh ting followed.
The casual ties are not given. s4 s5
Il At Warsaw also street fighting occurred
to-day, especially in the Jewish quarter,
the erevolutionists using bombs against
the police and troops. ri One hundred and
fifty persons arc rcported 4 to have beer
wounded by rifle fire and thirty by bombs
#S "a boy threw a bomb at 8 clock this
evening Into O l, procession which was
passing through Chol odna9 Street, WafsaW.
ON its return from q ilgrimage to the
near arsa W. wounding two OF! the pro-
.cessonists. The explosion q attracted a
patrol OF nfantry, VIII Q wi thout warning
fired a afvolley. woundi, & g. persons. 5
To Force Civil War. NJ .3881
a government alcohol store and shot and;
Killed a clerk and wounded b two ri other
ne rsons. IS The band 4 tried to rob tho
cash drawer.t$A patrol OF Infantry sur-8
rounded the house, and the revolutiontsts
fired from the swind dows,s but all OF hem
were arrested. 8 ss4s
q The Polska8 Gazeta and the Dzvoni
iPolska, organs OF the Polish nationnllsts,
to-day publLshed strong leading aruclesi
denouncing the state Of anarchy which
the socialists are producing In POLAND. 4
Their object, the papers declare, Is not
the attainment OF freedom but ! he bring
Ing about Of q civil war. $i. Y. 81 ~
At Plock last night five policemen were
killed and two were wou unded. .% The as :,
sassins escaped 'ssS si 81
Revolt Flames Out.
39 The war OF terrorism which the; fighting
organization OF the Social reYolutio 8
declared Immediately a fter ny Pa rllament
!. .519g1 fT.nntinlied on Third PaSe.)
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Situation Threatening.
-lRv spoc.ated \ Pleas.,,

IBy = 3. 4
AUSTIN. TEXAS. August 1s.-Accord-
Ing q a telegram received BY Governor
.Lanhan1 from the authorities Of Browns
vile. conditions there are anything but
reassuring. While all is quiet to-day. if
ia reported that there IS an armed tst ! body
"a men extending from the city proper
10 the barracks. and IL It is believe ~ ~
any negro y soldiers show themselves there
ts danger OF immediate and SCI
trouble While the Governor VIII 8ss3 not 10y
make public the substance 9. o. MS te!e-
gram and will not make an @ flicial 3stat to-
man s concerning conditions there, It tls
learned that by agreement With the Fed ed.
eral authorities he has sent q III ranger
force to Brownsville to preserve s orc er.
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sfSsbt
iSpoa kor|! 4 sSWe epts Of Feet
by Enthusid {: / | i ] j dsn1l i at !
Convent CO]l' ;|ll ntiOn Id " B
SPEECH REFERS 4! ! e TO
Z AB!OR AIN I D I ARIlF i IlF:'Fl ! !
y Defends Party's Course q Toward
Y Unionss and Sounds Keynote N
M of Coming Camp ign.
Will Revise Tariff
" Fl When Nl.ecessar n. Y sis
So He / says.
\ n d 3. u. 60. IL Il y
(By Asso ella led j { Pres, 3 !

s@DANVILLE. ILL. august 516 IT he cons
8yention OF the Repu blicans OF the Eigh7
HteentE Illinois Congr ressio onal D riot here
8to-d day renonlinated5 n the Hon. . oseph d q.
Cannon 3 for the & eight teenth consecutive
4tirne.S iis Ill
~! grea tsst ttlusiasna. esT
YER rospert I've SCandid idacy
Ycf My Cannon for V Presiden t. .ssys NJ - Cans
mons had 4 not intended to launch q boom
Tor resident e y this conY Yention. but the
, pressure Of his supp orters 3Swa $ so great
EasH toSsWeep away his wishes In the $mat-
4 ter, AIr.$ Cannon s support ers in his own
district, wilIssl ikel " urge tho State con-
sYsntion TO make similar endors ement. #
Can1o ms Than ks. ss
5S Tlie resolution endorsing Mr.. Cannon
\ for President was adopted amidst the
greatest stIenthusiasn, Mr. Cannon So Id 80
IT he. resolution which y ou "A haves q Just
adopted, coming MS It does from those
whom vesrepresented5 In the aN q tional
House OF Rel tiYes for over thirty
years, touches me prof foundly. would
She less than humane did / mot appre-
! ciate your & expression II OF # compliment,
when you mention m vi name with ap-
proyal In Connection with the hlg hest office
lin the gift Of the people. NJ. ould Il not
exchange your conf fidence forEJ the grati-
slflcation O e any ambition ! might have.
3sIll Is proper for me ito so y. however, that
we are on the eve " OF a. campaig for
the election OF a. N ational House OF Rep
Srcsentatives which ma "a involve one-third
or the personnel Sof q the United States
sss;enate, to say nothing OF the campaign
sinS he respective S tes.
X & AS you are ware, Il the elect tion will
8t,eS held In 4 November mex In poll tlcs,
as well as In O tters alters. It Is best
not to cross a. stream unit you come to
#it.{ The tirstgstreanli Is to be crossed In No
Yenlber4 next, and d 1t II Is necessary that
VIC should be Il succe cessful III In Il crossing II
before weHattempt to- set over the river
y In 1908. 33 q II In n NoveMber, the Interests
gof the Republic licans party shall aga In be
ac.nthed with pow An the u National Con-
grtss and the u first session Of the SIX
3t,eth Congress can ( succeed In making
Approximately 4 as good q record as was
made by the first session OF tho ri fly
NINTH Congress, which has Just come to
/ a close, pied wi tn n he, / addition OF q
wise administration by the chief exccu-
Il tive Fand the Impartial enforcement Of
Il the B laws, s the party will deserve. and.
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SUCCEEDS: ). ] ; ! !. 4. ! ].
EATON ON D COMMITTEE: MINI [:
Eson-.in-Law Of President Is Made
Secretary for International
Policyholders.
fpv.3 3AssocIated Press. }

n 8NEW&YORK, August 16. .--R Represent
tive Nicholas Longworth,a Of cincln'na y,
to-day was elected secretary Of the Inter
national PolIcyholders' Committee 5of the
New I york and Mutual Life Insurance
Companies to 4 succeed seymo our Eaton,
who recently resigned, This action was
taken at a meeting of the executive COM,
mittee, at which Mr, LONE was
present, the others in attendance being
former Judge Alton p. rler. GoYernori
ROBERTS, Of Connecticut; 1; J. g, Hemphlll.
5of south Carolina; Colonel Shook, OF
Nashville, Tenn; Fla W. Hlggln7I
Smyer. general counsel, A elerA will be
employed to peri he current duties
IN connection With the secretarY's 's pffice.
as Mr.. longworth is leaving for ihs home IS
In ohioEin a. 4 ew days tos lock ate MS
political interests. v Y egs ,S,3 81 e Il n
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IOVER|PIO|W||ERGWIATCHMAN; !.
7RYTO.WRECk.!B|.I.G| 0 | /. 81 BI.GM.IL.|L |.| Mill.
Set Boilerhouse Afire and Flames
Attracted Worknen to n.
the Place. i}i
tBy Associated Press,


d \ sNoRRIsTOWrN, N p .ugust ls.--I iay-
ing oyerpowered the watchTan, Charles
Riley. at the point % g ipissto|. score
ofsmen last night attempted to wreck the
new $l0o, 900 iron mill building, which is
being erected by the Long,nead Iron Cons
pany In Cronshoc near here, That
the mill was not pulled down is due prob
ably to the mex perence OF the men in
running a. hoisting engine, The damage
wrought will be several thou sand dollars,
Tho lwreckers set the: boiler house gttre,
The flames attracted he attention Of q
workman at tho I'D Joining mill of tho
iI.ongn,ead Company. Thinking his house
was af!re, he gave AN alarn. and work.
men started to put out the flames. They
then discovered what was being done,
ana put tho Wreckers TO flight Z, s8
The Identity u the greckers is nor
known. IL H Il ia w i5s
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KAISER AN KIN G HAVE
"a s155s AFFECTI0 I0NATE PAR TING

BY Associated Press.)
CRONBURG, August 16. king Edward
left Fried derichshof at $3.50 this morning.
Emperor William. Prince and a Princess
Frederick Charles OF Hesse- n e Nassau, and an
the Crown Princess Sophia OF Greece ac-
scompaned him to the railroad station.
The leave-taking Of the b soverei gns was
part icuIarly cordial, both kissing each
other on 4 thes X heeks. The, Emperor ac-
5companed the King to his compartment,
where they engaged in conversation until
y the train was ready to move. King Ed
ward proceeded to Marien bard and tho
Emperor returned to Fried hslof.
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WILL CALL OFF STRIKE
THAT HAS COST N I'LL ION
fRY Associated Press.,

(By Associated Press h
n BIRMINGHAM, Ala, AUGUST S9 ia
special from Wy1and, IN the heart Sof the
Pratt Mines District, says that provisions
were distributed as usual to-day to the
striking coal minera, but the miners were
tiiforn,ed that this would be the last dis
5tributlon, and that the strike at the
.inineafof the four big furnace companies.
which 4las s Il been on for two years. will
DO called off next Monday. The strike
has cost the miners organization over a
3million dollars. sat
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HEARD|....G|0|v|l::.R|:.N||||0'||R|l
LYhCHlD Ed NEGRO. II:
Appe J: ofSouth y | ar;olind ~
Executive Unable ito
Stay ! Mob. lob,
| Pc OPLE E CHEERED
BUT HEEDED' II /: j !: ,l['' i NOT Y
81 Would No Object to Cutting
the Rope h e II Hang That
scoundrel, Provid led the
Law Says 81 !: SOP the the 5s,
|88 States Head
#s5 eclared.
tBy5 SAssoc:iated j Press )

I, |. =, y x,,,4 I i,
800 4. ~
the shadow OF the n home o. MS " I'm.
Miss Jennie Brooks, after Having been
,dentif,ed bvS her. and after Governor ..
q, :, ! !. " "
c.. HeyWard VINO 70 gay went ". to ' e
scene "A OF the trouble, y had addressed the
mob n val Bob, Davis, the negro
Who 81 Monday mu "a erously attacked
IL u. !, = !, 2
5l A. y. " a III. &.
tlho lset
negro glrl years ola swas =! lynSnsc
ats Greenwood u, apo W .oV oyyc!oIna.
this evening. SIS f IN IS ...Ss..l
aS Governor li eyvar rd rea cned me " scehe
short after the negro wal Scaptlu.rHet q -
platf ted ~ q e,
on the premises a of tne 2 2,
from which icy Va
the lynchinE The Governor Deseecneo
the mob not to lyncn DAVIS puu y
At the clnsion OF his speech me GOV.
ernor was ciferously ,tI he .,loD
then tne prison = \, ,,,s,r
OF the Governor ana .rioaled halI' ~
bullets II y g Ins
as ", D. 2 Do
had go thered at Hhe s1. s.u
days had been IN pursuit q .tne nesso
were sent e = z. y, "
The tnats ma z.
ts snowS encainpeo AZ TIA
there were no
upon me I'overIlor ~ ,,ad
5Rtchland y . s;s ~, .aad-
been orc ersd 70 hoo e
mess ~ - StIe ~ in ad
neeoeo' 4 ~. ,,,an, ~ ~ - & C;overno,r
- = : o. a + as ~ Z
Tho negro was 5cap ~
hand anu =, AZ t,
home y, g Il !. . i
h..S, Is .rsat rrov gnt l,ered
~ st 1,,a g =, boys before
u n,a & IL III Ia house said some
~ h,,t tina ono,u;d was too impati tient.
1Ta,,~ man .H,ara leEated 10 escort him
~ = The ghoi,se. The young lady 81 lying
A 4. har \ bed with a deep cash In her
throa ~ turned her eyes toward thesnegro
sas 3. stood there between his capt tors,
3hIs hands tightly bound witt q rope.
.-That's the scoundrel, ,}sa she said .s:@S'
know him BY his eyes ,'8 The negro va 5! :
removed outside the mouse
ear the Governor 4 SAID son SOME on one,
and he began in his clear voice saSrnost
impassloned appeal. !, /, 6, !,
81 know, he said q that nothing moi Scouia
take place that could u Keep .o1. -
hearing the Governor Q. Soutth
The crowd applau ! {, /. . Y, 1. Y.
come here r,s.r
:, . we'll g
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AGED D|N.A.N. .....'.C.'|R|E..D|
OVER GRANDSON.
Pathetic Sight At the Prelim7 iiml7r:iinl,arry5 a
caring q Young g; Mcneil l1,s; 'I'si1
and Elm o,ir.e
YOUTH kED) 4 FOR E', BAL ".
Was olds bys Magist;r;aate 5 Fiat ]'ilEl13
Crime s 6To ooSs Grave for
"a Tha t Cold Comfort. VI
YOUTH al q kED: For q > Bali 3 Y. !

s Justice $of the Peace J, 4, g. Wingfeld, i
81 Hanover Court house, yesterday morn m
Ing wired Governor wanson as folio y ows !:
fillmore and ell treate nicely
~ King lam people and landt ed 81
safely in King lin ink jadl
B " The telegram \ was TO assur q the CHIEF
Executive that no harm would Y be- done
the boys who last saturd night e.! held
IN and robbe ed essrs. I. IT, md p.
Powell Of King w liam IA county, y and
who were arrest ed as suspici ious cha rac !
sters in Hanover county and KEEP n jail
until the authorities sof the $couht IN
which the crime was comn1llthted n h could
act ,.S ls5t 8 .si3i.
The ord er 1 Of Governor sWansoln, re-
4uu uesting the Justice OF the. peace to send
the boys 4 to IL Ricnm ond NJ for sal fekeeplrs
did not reach HanoY er count unit y the
two YOU ttful fbandi Is had been q tu rned !
over Is the King w liam Sot ttlcer.
K Az the REQ uest Of fs.AttorneyIj Card
well, who feared VI olenc ce to the boys at
the hands Of the people In the vicinity
Of the store they had robbed Governor e! 1lI(r q
Swanson ISSUED an ord err to III have ~ hem
brought to Richmond. I. wa 81 some 9 two t7'
hours after the departure OF the pr rison-
Sers from the Hanover jail when the stele-. sl
gram from the Executive was IRE ived,
~ ate Yesterday afternoon, after having
received R the message from 81 Governor!
swans on. Justice w ingheld sent this tel
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Wires s"No Trouble!

Under inst ctions fro m Common l1!1I
I wealth's Attorn eys Haw. OF Hanover! 4 N
county and Lewis, Of l-ilg llSiings W1!llaml
Il county, boys were delivered to King 4
\ ;Villiam authorities at II 4 8o' clock, 9 No &
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