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The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Funeral Of Frank weI.h.

SPECIAL To The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md. March 26.-The funeral
of Frank Welsh took place this afternoon
from the home of his brother, Winiam
W. Welsh. Rev. DR.. Rhodes of Washing
ton, conducted the services, and the inter
ment was in Rockville Cemetery. -Four
brothers Of the deceased, William W.
Turner W. Warner w, and Asa w
Welsh. all of this county, acted as palk
bearers.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Corcorans u. CarroIIs.

In the National Guard gymnasium this
evening one Of the most interesting games
OF basketball Of the season will be
PLAYED between the CorcOTan ana Carroll
Institute teams of the City League. The
Corcoran team. by winning, can tie for
second place in the race, and defeat
means third place, while with the Car
roll Institute team defeat means loss Of
a chance Tor the championship.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
DIR. C. P. SMITH DEAD.
Hagerstown Veterinarian Passes
Away Suddenly of Heart Failure.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md. March 26.-Charles P.
Smith. a veterinarian OF Hagerstown.
died suddenly this evening of heart fail
ure. aged about ffty-fve years.
He was a native of Canada. but had
been living in Hagerstown for about
twenty-three years. He was an expert
judge Of horsehesh and frequently off,
ciated al horse shows in the East. He
dad charge Of the horse show in c0anec-
ton with the Hagerstown fair last fail
Dr. smith was member of the Presby-
terian Church AT HagerstOwn. Lodge OF
Elks, and the Fraternal Mystic Circle
He was a brother Of Or. Richard H
Smith, of this city, and of DIR. r. V.
Smith, OF Frederick. Nd
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

had been forwarded from Alexandria.
Mayor Pah referred the matter to Com
monwealth's Attorney Samuel C. Brent,
who viii make an investigation. David
Dobson, of Fairfax. is under bond for
the action of the Fairfax County grand
jury in connection with the case.
Rev. Charles d. Bulla. pastor of the
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and James E. Alexander.
and Frank J. Pollard. official members Of
the church. left to-day for Staunton TO
attend the annual session Of the Baltl-
more Conference. Several other members
OF the local church viii attend the con-
ference.
Maj J, E. Sickles. who was reported
missing from his home In Alexandria
E0nufF last Saturday has returned
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Cornell wins in Twelfth Inning.

Durham. n. C., March &-CorneH de
feated Trinity College here to-day in the
twelfth inning of an exciting game by /
10 0. Each team got three hits, while
Trinity made two errors to Cornelrs one.
Batteries: Lovejoy and Hastings; Webb
and Wrenn.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
CabeI in Race for Governor.

Special q fhe Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, March 26-It is more
than probable that Hon. James Aston
Cabell. of this city. a former member Of
the legislature and candidate for Ieuten-
ant governor in the last contest. viii
enter the gubernatorial race.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Criminal Csurt No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United states vs.. Binser Hermann. violating sec
ton sos K. S. e. s.. trial. Attorneys, A. 5.
WOrfhng1on and Il. Prescott Galley.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Davis IS Capital City Benefit Society: Judgment
on verdict
United States vs Richard T. Murphy. arson;
verdict not guilty. Attorneys. Rothschild *
Bendheim
United States rs Samuel johnson, depreciation
on private property plea not guilty. Attorney, W.
Calvin Chase
United States IS. Daniel n. Miller embezzlement;
plea not guilty. Attorney Edwin Forrest
United States IS. loretta Norman, abduction;
noile pros.
United States rs. Matthew Mcneil and Frank
Padeett, robbery; verdict. not guilty. Attorney,
]. Med. CaTTngfnu
Briel rs. Rowland; Judgment vacated and new
trial granted.
Assignments for to-day:
United States IS. Joseph CLARK.
United States Ys. Arthur Welsh.
United States s. John Gaudy.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
BIOomiuElaIes win Again.

The Bloomingdale Athletic club yester-
day defeated the lexington club in a
seven-inning contest at McDevitts Field,
by to g. The heavy batting Of Brooke
and Conover the good work of Capt.
Nichols and Marsden in the outgarden.
and the baekstopping of Fegan were the
features Of the game The Bloomingdales
will meet the Bethany Baptist Church
team at McDevitts Field this evening
at O'Clock. Score.
RHE.
Bloomiugdaie ................1 o 60 KS 3
lexington ................-... 0 @ 2 0 o Is Z
Batteries Bloomingdale-Worley and Fegan. Eek
ington-Bru0ke and limbaugh
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
500 Drefrorea l,r 80.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Frederick, Nd, March 2s.-The brick
store and dwelling, the property of
Thomas Baker at Franklinville this
county. was destroyed by fire to-day
Only few articles were saved. The
cause Of the FIRE is unknown.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
stephen p. Gordr nend-

Special to The Washington Herald.
Pocom0ke City, Nd. March 26.-Stephen
P. Gordy, Of this place, died yesterday at
the Peninsula Hospital, Salisbury, aged
fifty-tw0 years. He was director OF
the Citizens National Bank of this place.
He is survived by two children.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Betts 10 Umpire at georgetown.

yesterday that Billy Belts. the local um-
pire. viii ofhciate at all Jhes varsity
games. Georgetown is considered for
tunate in being able 10 induce him 10
umpire the big college games.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Mrs. snrah a. Monrne ned.

Mrs. Sarah A. Monroe, wife Of Michael
Monroe, died suddenly last night at ner
home, SI2 Princess street. Death was due
to heart trouble She was thirty-eight
years of age Her husband and one
daughter survive her The funeral viii
take place Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock, from St Mary's Catholic Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
SOLVING KINsEL MYSTERY.
Sieuths Claim 90 Have Found CIew
IN Murdarar

sieuths tIaim 90 Have Found Clev
10 Murderer.
sDeeiai TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, March 26.-states At
torney Long returned this evening from
Big Pool where he investigated clews in
connection with the disappearance of
Martin KfnseI several months ago. de-
tective, who has been at work on the
case for nearly two weeks, has secured
information which he claims will result
in the arrest Of the man who killed and
robbed Kinsel Another effort viii be
made to recover the body, which is be-
lieycd to be in Big Pool.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
}. W. MaIIonee wants Divorce.

'i'ol'I % tIlt washington HefaIds
Rockville, Nd. March 26.-James ".
Mallonee, OF Kensington. has. through
his attorney Arthur Peter. Of Washing
ton. instituted suit in the Circuit Court at
this place for an absolute divorce from
his wife, Martha A. Mallonee, now resi-
dent Of Ellicott City.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Ocean SteanshIns

New York. March 2s.-Arrived: Steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. from Bremen March IS
Arrived out: Steamship United States, at Copen-
hagen from New York.
Sailed from foreign ports. Steamship Kaiser VII.
liam II. from Bremen foT New YORK.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Mechanics, Lien.

No 5sg. The II. Bergman Manufacturing Com
pany trustees Of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
lots ls and 20, square a7s, Sls526s. Attorney, W
@. Prentiss.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
SULLIVAN WINS BOUT.
Defeats Jack Palmer in Tenth
Round at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Cal. March 2.-Jack
CTwin) Sullivan won a fast fight here to-
night from Jack Palmer, in the tenth
round
Sullivan had the best of the match and
IN the beginning of the tenth round Palm
er's seconds threw up the sponge.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
BASEBALL RESULTS.

At New Orleans r H
Yannigans- ..-................... 0 / -
GIANTS --.-------.--.----..-..... 0 o. .
Batteries McGraw and Fitzgerald nd Bouerman.
Frank MatheNson, and Bresnahan
At jacksonville: r II r
Jacksonville. ..-...... 0 O 0 0 0-I 5 /
BrOoklyn..,....,.... 0 "A 10 o
Bstteriea: stuItz Shea, and Fuller; McIutyre and
Butler.
At Atlanta: p H F
n Y Americans. 0OIloz-u y 3
iannigans. 0 0 0 0 Ell s 7
Batteries: Hughes. Doyle Griffith, and Kleinow /;
Clarsson aud Thomas
At Port Worth, Tex RHF
ST. Louis National League] .........-..... Q =
Fort Worth Texas League I........... I =
Batieres-Besbe, Brown, and Marshall: Dupee
and Conner.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
PASS "a BATTERs.
Washington A. A. Pitchers Easy foI
the Georgetown Preps.

The Georgetown Props played their first
game Of the season yesterday ana easily
defeated the Washington Athletic Asso-
citation by Is TO s.
The Washington Athletic Associadon's s
pitchers gave a bases on balls. The con
test was close UP to the fifth inning, when
the Props counted eleven times on two
singles. Simpson struck out ten of the
opposing batsmen, and allowed but three
hits. Murphy carried on the batting
honors with three singles.
Score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
TILTS WITH FORAKER
Warner Opposes 0hiOan in
Brownsville Hearing.
THREE sHOTGUNs LOCATED

Private Taylor Testihes that Com
pany Owned Them-Another Wit
ness Declares Bullets Came from
the Outside Toward the Barracks.
Comrades Hid 40 Escape shots.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-27
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGBf


United States ex rel Atkins vs. Allen order to
retErn deposit for costs
Wunderly Myers; motion for judgment over
ruled.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Sholss & Warren; defendant's
attorney. T. A. Newman.
Walker IS Warner ct al On trial Plaintiffs
stlorneys Tucker & Kenyon; defendants attorneys
Gittings & CbsmbeTiin.
Assignments for to-day:
No. ss7. Renner Ts. Don. Attorney. j. A. Msedel
No. ss. Buscher IS, District Of Columbia. At
torne]s. J. T. seagss. Thompson Laskey-E. Il.
Thomas
No. 80. Berry vs. District Of Columbia Attor-
neys, A. s. Worthinsion. B. 5. Minor, and J. T.
Colius-E. X. Thomas.
No. g73 Taslor vs.. Tasler Attorney, J. ". Jen-
nings-Psdgett & Forrest
No. SO Player vs. Slater Attorneys. E. l.
Gies-Leon TnbriHeE
No ssl Miller Ts. Washington and Gettysburg
Railway, Attorneys. Chapin Brown aud Gsorgs W.
Drew B. Larner and J. J. Darlington.
No. 47i. Foster vs. Sand Filtration Cooperation
Of America. Attorneys, 3. 7. DoyIs-Doaglss <
Douglas and L. j. Mathsr-
No. 5g7. Miller Potomac Laundry Company
Attorneys. ". c. PTentiss and g. Z. Wlliams-L. J.
Mather and C. T. HsndlsF
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
FaErsn vs.. District Of Columbia; on trial. Plain
tif's sttorneys J. ]. Darlington and W. H. shoes;
DEFENDANTS attorneys. {. Il. Thomas and d. r
Blair.
United States ex rel. Undershiil ". Allen; rule 70
show cause discharged and petition dismissed. with
costs. Petitioners solicitor, William L. Morris; re-
sp0ndeHt's solicitor J. 81. Colt.
Gsrwood IS. Hendrickson; motion for Judgment
oTeuuled. Plaintiffs attorney. ". A. johnston
defendants attorney, r. Preston Shealsy.
United States q Cook IS. Co1slll; motion for
new trial fled Plaintiffs attorneys. Coldren 4
Fenning and C. 4 KeigWin; defendants sttorneys.
NJ. J. Colbert and l. {. Williamson.
Assignments for to-day.
Ne. SO. Fletcher vs.. Anaeostia ard Potomac Ran
road Company. Attorneys. B. 7. Doyle-J. J. DaT.
hngton.
No s. Thomas IS Washington Railway and Eiec-
the Company. Attorneys. W. J. Lzmhert-J. J.
Darlington.
No 81 Catholic University Of America Fs. Wag-
saman Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
~ F. Mattingy. ]. B. LsmeT. and Arthur Peter
Ne l7ah elaria IS Washington and Southern
Railway Company. Attorneys l. J. Mzther-Mc-
Keuney & Fianery.
Sc go. Cover "a Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Padgett & FoTTest-Hamilton, Colbert S
Hamilton.
No. lle Barnes Slater. Attomsys. Turner &
Alitcher-GeoTgB T. Williams
No i66- Talbott "a McDemott Attornsys B. Z.
Leighton--J. J. Darlington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
The jamestown Board.

The board Of governors Of the James
town Exposition Company last night
gave out an official statement announc-
ing that the resignation Of Chief Of Ex-
ploilalion A. r. Sutton, sgainst whom
charges had been preferred by Terry Z.
Gordon, who is interested in several
amusement concessions, hsd been &C.
cepted.
Mr.. Gordon appeared before the board
Of governors yesterday and stated tina,
Mr. Sutton had made him PROPOSE
lion to exploit his enterprises through the
publicity department oflhe exposition for
800 week.
At the hearing Mr.. Sutton declared
that he intended performing the service
mentioned after his regular hours and
with the consent OF the exposition off.
cers, and that he had no Intention Of
using the publicity bureau for this pur-
pose. The board deemed 1t expedient
to accept the resignation OF Mr. Sutton,
which was before them.
Among other matters disposed OF was
the claim Of Mrs. FitzSugh Lee for $lO,'
900, the salary of the late Gen. Fitz-
hurg Lee for year as president OF the
company. The salary was voted paid
without dissenting voice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
The War In Central America.

Managus, Nicaragua, March 2S---
Hondursn reYolutionists who took part
with the Nicsrsguan troops Ia driving
President Bouilla from power. may rule
In Tegucigalps 10 succession TO the fugi.
tive president.
Report received here today from
Honduras say that President ZelayA's re-
representatives. now rule there aud that
the Nicaraguan troops are maintaining
order
II Is not believed that Zealsya has
any ambition to control Honduras per-
manently, To attempt to do so would
weaken him too much, in his own country.
But Z,lays does want some one friendly
to himself at the head Of the Honduras
government. 1t Is expected that he will
get up Bonilla's successor
II Zslaya tried to place one OF bis Own
generals in the executive Office of Hon
duras 1t Would result in g general up
rising. But it is believed there are many
OF the reyolutionists who would be &C.
copied by the people. If Zslsys can put
q man friendly to him in Office 1t will
assist him materially in forming the
union Of Central American states II 10
bis ambition 10 establish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
snnthnrn NIefhodlsfs

The Baltimore Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church South, met 10 Stann-
ton yesterday, wilh Bishop HOss presid-
ing. Practically the entire membership
is present. Rev. DR.. j. f. Armstrong
was unanimously reelected secretary for
the iorty-seyenth yesr. He appointed
as assistants Rev. l.. V. REGISTER, G.. T..
Tyler, James p. Stump, Henry :. Coe,
William VI. Walters and Thomas j.
Lambert
The several conference committees
we're appointed and the presiding elders
all reported. Progress is shown in every
district.
In the Washington district Rev. j..
5. Hutchinson reports over 600 additions
to the church. Rev. W. F. d. Harper.
of the Winchester district, reports over
800. Rev. J. II. Davidson, DR.. J. Fl.
Boyd and Rev. w. P. Coe asked to be
placed on the superannusted list. Rev.
". +. McAlurrsy, D. D., of Louisville,
secretary Of church extension, delivered
stirring address last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
COURT OLE APPEALS.

Tuesday's proceedings in the Court
of Appeals were as follows
Lynchburg Traction and Light Com
pany vs. GULL. Argued and submitted.
Burnette vP. Young. Argued and
continued until today.
The next cases TO be called:
Browden Va. Southern Railway Com
pauy, and Smith va. Smith, being Nos.
81 snd IS on the argument docket.
The Court Of Appeals yesterday handed
down four opinions, taking the lawyers
10y surprise, Thursday being opinion
day as q rule.
10 the case of Thomas, alias Wright,
a conviction in Alexandria county for
assault, the court, as stated yesterday,
refused to grant petition to rehear the
case, Judge Keith handing down an opin.
ion Of seven pages. Thomas was convicted
several months ego. and the case was
brought TO Richmond in January, the
court last Thursday denying TO grant an
appeal, Judges Card@ell and White
filing a dissenting opinion. The opinion
Yesterday briefly reviews the case and
evidence, and concludes as follows
ave DO moi wish to be understood as
intima'ing that any right was denied TO
the prisoner by the Judge Of the Circuit
Court. We merely mean 10 asset that
10 this case, or in any csse, the right OF
n person accused OF crime TO have the
very truth of his case put upon the rec
ord in order that it may be the subject
OF review. be denied; there ia ample
remedy provided by law to inert such
csse. With full sense OF our respon-
sibility, we have reconsidered the ques
tons of procedure and OF law which
arise upon the record, and sre constrained
to adhere to the record which has been
entered. The petition for rehearing is
denied"
Other cases
By Judge Caldwell; Tidewster Rail
way Company vs. COwan, ct ais. Circuit
Count of Montgomery county. Affirmed
by Judge Harrison: Pine Beach In
vestment Company vs. the Columbia
Amusement Company. Circuit Court
OF Norfolk county, RavUs,d.
By Judge White: Clsik Ss. Fehl.
kaber. Circuit Court OF Elizabeth
City county. Reversed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
strike at Hand.

A dispatch from Chicago says that
the As, 900 trainmen Of the western rail
roads seemed nearer q strike last night
than at any time since the negotiations
were begun, two months ago, for an in
crease of - per cent. in wages and q
workdsg OF nine hours. The conference
yesterday between the representatives Of
the men and railroad officials lasted four
hours, but was n failure in bringing
about n solution of the trouble.
The railroads offered the men in
creasss of per cent. 10 passenger con-
ductors aud 10 per cent. to brakemen,
firemen, baggagemen and allied work
ers. When the railroad officers declared
their offer was the best that could be
made, the conference came TO an end,
as The men. by referendum vote taken
LAST week, had decided not 10 accept
anything less than their original de-
mands.
Immediately after The joint conference
broke up, the representatives OF the
trainmen met to consider the advisable
Ity Of calling strike in order to bring
tho railroads to terms. Just what de-
cision WIS reached wns not known last
night, as the union men declined to dis
cnss what had taken place at the meet
ing.
They we're a unit, however, in declar-
ing that a peaceable settlement of the
controversy can be reached only by the
general managers offering concessions.
Another meeting Of the union men has
been scheduled for today and the out.
look last night is that strike will be
called within the next IS hours unless
the railroads request another conference
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
The Thaw Case.

New York, March 2S.-Whether or
not Harry Thsw goes to Matteawan now
depends entirely on himself. His attor-
neys declare it is quite within his ability
to demonstrate to the lunacy commission
which will examine him that he Ia per-
fectly sane today and fully capable Of
advising them. II he fails TO do so. they
insist the fault will be his own.
Thaw, It was reported today, will bs
one Of the first persons examined by the
commission, and II is expected he will
be subjected to a physical examination
soon. The purpose of this Is to allow
the commission TO reach conclusion in
the near future, if possible.
II Tau examination of Thsw aud sub
hitting him to physical tests proves he
is insane, in the judgment of the COM
mission, it is stated the lunacy board
will so report Immediately without 60
ing TO the length of examining other
witnesses or wading through the tbous-
ands Of pages of testimony bearing on
his mental condition in the record OF his
trial.
If the examination of the defendant
does not show Thsw 10 be inssne, the
lunacy board may require several weeks
to complete its work. With NIL the wit.
nesses available. it might require as
much time as the trial has taken to get
all the evidence that the commission
dasivea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
Suicide Of Young Woman.

Naomi Yates, a lC.year-old school
girl, Jumped into the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal at Washington yesterday
afternoon and was drowned. The only
writing on her clothes was package OF
church contribution envelopes marked
Monthly offerings of the Farther Lights,
5Os fremont Temple, Boston" On the
back of one Of thss5 WIS written the
name IN. Francis" which led to the
theory that SIZE vas from Boston, one OF
the large party Of tourists now 10 Wash
ingtOn.
The body was finally identified at the
morgue, and pathetic story OF the girls
life became known. She was sufferer
from hip disease and did not get on well
at the homo Of her stepiather, A. II.
Francis. Dispondent, she boarded a
street car, rode TO the opposite side OF
the city and calmly committed suicide.
She was q girl OF excellent character and
belonged to girls society at the Second
Baptist Church that has been collecting
funds for the Farther Lights Mission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
From Washington.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.

Washington, March q.
The eunboaIs of Nicaragua are hot in
chase OF the fleeing President Of Hondu-
rag, Bonilla. The State Department today
received dispatch from United States
Minister Merry announcing that he had
received telegTsphic advices that the Mic
araguan navy was bombardiug AmaPala.
This town is situated on Tigre island in
the bsy Of Fonseca and is the place to
which President Bonilla fed after his
defeat at ChOIuteca and the fall Of the
Houdhran government. IL is als) 10
niila' stronghold
The dipthetia quarantine at the White
House vas officially raised today after q
period of 30 days. Archie this after
noon took a ride for the first time since
no was stricken with the disease.
Leonard w. Hubbard has been ap-
pointed postmaster at White Hal,
Franklin county, Va, vice c. +. Bell,
resigned.
Secretary Cortelyou has received &
petition from the drsughtsmen employed
in the Office Of the supervising architect
asking the transfer of a negro draughts-
man, on The ground that his presence is
Objectionable.
President W. Finley Of the Southern
Railway says running railroad is just
like conducting any other business and
that railways are partners of every bust
ness man. lie makes plea for har
mony between the railroads and the
people
otto Seelhorst, who shot aud killed
Won l'erson 10 the National Museum
last winter, WAS placed on trial in Grim
inal Court today. His defense was IN
sanity. The Jury returned verdict Of
insanity, and the prisoner was ordered
10 the Government Hospital for the lu-
zane.
II vas announced at the White House today
that the visit Of Marvin nugitt, President Of
the Chicago and Northwest Railroad, yns for
the purpose attending the meeting of the
trustee OF the foundation for the promotion
Of industrial peace, and not 10 discuss the
railroad situation with the President az had
been supDOs ed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28
NAV Accent TWo.Cent Fare.

Final testimony in the 2.cent passen.
ger rste case was taken in Richmond
yesterday before the State Corporation
Commission. An opportunity was offer
ed attorneys to correct evidence already
taken and to offer further evidence.
.Iudgo Cmmp suggested that the at.
torneys consult among themselves as TO
which shall speak frat when the case
is called for argument today. But it
is now generally being limited that no
argument will be made and that the
railroads, seeing the action generally
taken in other States, have about decid-
ed to abandon the fight ard submit to
the uniform 2.cent passenger rate fare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-28

THE CROWDS which gather near snd
at the Corporation Cont room morning
aud evening to see a soldier company,
having in charge a colored prisoner en-
blrk and disembark from an electric train,
are growing smaller by degrees and
beautifully less and all hope that such
scenes will soon be brought TO close.
Why the man would not be as safe in
the Jail OF this city as 10 that in the
county is not satisfactorily explained.
His Imprisonment here would certainly
give The soldiers less trouble.