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Evening journal., 1907-11-27

cheerfully, answers everv purpose. A
gentleman on meeting a lady should I
remove his hat and cigar IL smoking /
The former is seldom forgotten, but
many men. who are very polite, fail to
remember the latter. There is a right
and wrong way to raise the hat also.
If he has lady with him. it should
be raised to the one he meets. and not
TO the one with him. These are often
confused and forgotten. If boys only
knew the stamp placed upon them
when lounging on the street corners or
forming curb-stcne committees in
front of churches and places Of amuse-
ment, or standing on the rear plat
form of car blowing cigarette smoke
into the faces of those who pass In
and out. they would certainly change
some of these distasteful habits The
men and women Of the city viii respect
us far more if we conduct ourselves
in a dignihed manner when in the
railway station or on steam boat. In
short If we are lively. not boisterous,
considerate of the aged and helpless
answer questions in a polite way, and
do not forget the young we viii be
--ff-t1 ~ ~ WHAT ~ A'lNlAths n AlAH
attribute is to a person as the polish is
to furniture.
While this discussion is going on
some one will be questioning, Does all
this courtesy pay?" A few instances
may be given TO answer this question.
One day Queen Elizabeth was walking
from her palace TO her barge on the
Thames. and as she approached a
muddy spot in the road. a young man
spread his cloak for her to walk upon,
and as an expression OF her apprecia-
ton she lnighted him, and this man
was none other than the wel-known
I Sir Walter Raleigh. young man
would be just as true q knight to-day
for guiding a blind or aged person
through the crowded thoroughfares.
Not long ago a lady visited the High
School, and while address sing us said,
Il have never forgotten the courteous
way in which was received by some
Of the female students on my first
visit, and have never failed to speak
of it when chance presented itself to
me-" She is a noted woman and such
testimony will itself answer the ques-
ton. Since people as a whole judge
our glorious institution by us, may We
for the sake of our reputation. conduct
ourselves in a dignified courteous way
that the Wilmington High School may
be proud of us.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
SHORT STORY.
Food That chanaed His &c.

Many level headed business men pay
too little attention TO what they eat
until sickness attacks them.
sedentary occupation, improper food
and daily resort to drugs, coffee or
liquors to smother" the disease has
put many a good man away
For many years my labors have
been entirely indoors" writes a n. Y.
man.
Naturally, want of exercise, coupled
with hasty eating of lunch with more
or less greasy food and pastry told on
my digestion.
For a long period 7 tried scores of
remedies without avail and finally I
was compelled to resign my position as
secretary OF IN important business as
sociation. My weight had run down
from 145 to us lbs. ] was unable to
sleep naturally. rose unfreshed and
without ambition, simply dragged
about, feeling more lead than alive.
about q year ago, at a meeting Of
the Royal Arcanum. Of which I am
Orator, I was advised by a fellow
member 10 try Grape-Nuts. But !
had no faith IN treating the matter
with such a method, and said so.
"He finally won my promise to give
il a fair trial. 1 began the following
day and. TO make a long story short,
in less tl,an a year I have revolution
lied my physical and mental condi-
ton, now weigh close 10 $50 his, and
can digest all my food, which, is eaten
with relish. This change is due 20
pe-Nuts.."
Name given by Postum Cereal Co,
Ltd. Battle Creek. Mich. Read the
famous booklet. 1.-The Road TO Well
VILE" IN packages.
There's 4 Reason"
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Little deeds of kindness,
Little words of love
Make our earth an Eden,
Like the Heaven above.

One Of the most necessary qualities
in the character of men and women
to-day in order that success may at
tend their efforts is courtesy. In speak
ing of success I do not mean that It
shall be measured by dollars and cents,
but it is that advancement along all
lines of work accompanied by peace
and happiness, which wins for you a
name in YOUR world whether large or
small. Where can YOU find a more
important place than the High School
for exhibiting this trait? When one
reaches this period in his education.
dignity and courtesy should character
ize every movement. This topic may
be divided into three ciasss: first, the
courtesy due to the school: second,
that due to the public, and third, that
due to the home
In considering the first division. our
majestic building, If nothing else,
should inspire US to politeness.
courtesy and in fact to the very best
manners on every occasion. Boys and
girls representing every section of the
city assemble here. some with one ad-
vantage Of environment. others with
another, but once inside the school,
all are on the same level. The same
opportunities come to each for showing
his appreciation ofthe teachers strenu-
Gus efforts made for all There is no
use to listen to our fellow students
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
TAXATION COMMISSION TO
MEET HERE IN DECEMBER

The State Revenue and Taxation Com
mittee will meet in this city on December
to discuss the question Of taxing tele-
graph and telephone poles. The committee
met at Dover on Monday TO discuss the
subject but postponed the discussion until
the Wilmington meeting. The committee
has several other important taxation ques-
tons 70 pass upon.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
sOs-ll MARKET STREE.
Are These Real or
Fancied Bargains?

What is your opinion regarding Bargain Day in this
Are the articles that advertise from week to
week Bargains or Fancied Bargains
We know it is the general opinion that we cannot sell
articles at or below cost. Nor a rue-BUT ON
FRIDAYS WE DO THAT VERY THING.
We select articles from almost every department in this
big picking that will suit almost every body
and reducing the price these articles for that day only
This Friday is no exception to the rule
We have picked several dozen articles from reg
uar stocShe price has been reduced for Friday onyand
you them Friday is the time buy Saturday will
be too late.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

A successful competitor for cup as
a prize In a foot race at Savannah
made this graceful temperance speech
in accepting IL: "Gentlemen. ! have
won this cup by the use Of my legs.
1 trust may never lose the use OF my
legs by the use Of this cup."-Kansas
City Journal.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

One Of the saddest sights IN life is
that Of a young man who has spent six
months in coaxing a mustache into a
respectable size and shape and then In
the act of lighting a cigar with a slip
OF paper burns and scorches the whole
institution into an unacceptable
mass Of singedness.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
LIPPMCOTT & co.
Candy Specials

Candy Specials
Chocolate pineapple; extra
good quality; hand-coated;
in I pound and y pound
lots regular SOC; Friday,
35c
Marshmallows; the kind
we all like regular soc kind;
Friday ................ 25c
Women's Overgaiters, 6oc
Women's Io-button black
cloth overgaiters; regular
price SI.oo; Friday ..... Goo
Children's Leggins, soc
Children's leggins, in blue,
black and red velvet and as
trakhan; broken sizes in
each kind sizes 3 to !; regu-
lar price $I.oo; Friday soc
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
s1.O0 to Baltimore and Return, Sunday
December I Baltimore & Ohio. r. r.

Specia train win leave Wilmington
Delaware Avenue station) at $40 a..
m.; Newark at $50 a. M; returning
leaves Baltimore (Camden Station) at
$50 p. M; (Mt. Royal Station) at 6.s5
p. M
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
LIPPNCOTF & co.
Mems Furnishings

Children's sweaters; white
only; button in front; were
$I.5o; Special .7sc
Boys high neck sweaters;
plain white and red; regu-
larly SI.5o; Friday. .... 75c
Mems high neck sweaters;
plain black and white; were
$3.50; Friday ........ .$I.oo
Mems seamless split foot
= hose; I5c kind J, Friday
I25zc
Mems nickel and gun
metal watches; $I.oo and
$I.25 is the regular price;
Friday ............. 75c
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

william II. Mackenzie has gone TO
Trenton. n j.. for "a short visit From
there he VIII so to New York city to
visit friends.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
ZT54
cH1LD's oNEPIEcEMGHT GOWN
Paris PaffeTn Ne. 2isl

80 obtain this pattern or any e
the others heretofore described in
The Journal, fill out the following
coupon and inclose it with 10 cents
In an envelope addressed to the
Fashion Editor, The Evening Jour-
nal, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

To the Fashion Editor,
The Evening Journal.
Wilmington. Del.
Inclosed find 10 cents. for which
send me
Pattern No. .......a
Size ..........
Date published ..................-
Name ..-.................
........................ street
......................-...... city
-.......-.......'.'...' Stats
Date Of this order ................
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Turkey Lunch, Thanksgiving morn
ing. Laws, Fourth and Shipley Sts."
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

With an unprecedented sale OF seats
for tomorrow there is every reason to
in no small degree to the entertain
ment of local theatre Eoers on Thanks
giving Day. The show offers nine
acts and furnishes a three hours con-
tinuous entertainment 1t is a bang
up comedy and musical bill.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

A play purporting 20 give a repro
duction of the great New York Madi-
son Square Roof Garden sensation.
viii be at the Lvceum for three nights
beginning tomorrow. The drama is
written by Hal Reid Some thrilling
situations may be expected. two
especially, If faithfully acted. viz, the
supper at which the artists model is
discovered in a high pigeon pie. and
the assassination at the performance
Of mile. Champagne" There win be
seven scenes in the play.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
THEATRICAL

Chinatown Charlie" closes its three
days engagement at the Lyceum to-
night.
Cliff w. Grants production. 1.-THE
London Gaiety Girls a musical ex-
travaganza in two acts and bubbling
over with vaudeville, which will be
seen at the Grand Opera House for
nights, commencing Thursday. No
vember 2s. with matinees ThanlSsgiv-
ing Dav and Saturday. is a conglomer-
alton Of girls. scenery. costumes and
tuneful music. together with funny
comedians The cast is headed by the
clever acrobatc danseuse "Salome."
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Women,s White Cloves

Womer's white glace gloves; ?
clasp; $I.oo is the regular price;
II Friday .................. Soc
Womens white p. K. glace
gloves; I clasp; regular SIPS; Fri
\ day ................. S1.oo II
button length mousquetaire
white glace gloves; all sizes; regular
$500; Friday ...............SI.a5
Tourist Ruching. 1oc
Tourist ruching, 8 yards to the
box; 25c quality; Friday.......I9c
Handkerchiefs 1oc, Instead of asc
A small lot of women's handker-
chiefs; slightly mussed; regular
I2Hc and a5c kind.
Ruffling, SC yard
Fine lawn ruffling; Val. lace
edge; black and white slightly |
soiled; regular price, 25c; Friday,
SC a yard
Coat and Suit Department Special
Panama skirts; blue and black;
II full pleated; trimmed with silk /
folds; regular $500; Friday Ss.7s
Long black coats; made OF thibet
III cloth; prettily trimmed with velvet
and silk braid regular price, $3.50;
III Friday .................... $3.50
Suits in plain colors broken sizes;
regular $500 and $1,000; Friday,
$1a.oo
Shoulder shawls, in brown and
red checks; regular 75c; Friday .4sc
Hand Bags, soc
Black walrus hand bags; neatly
made; small pocketbook inside;
regular $I.oo; Friday. .......5 soc
III Chemisettes
III Chemisettes, lace and embroidery
trimmed; regular $I.oo to S2.25;
III Friday .............5 soc to SI.25
Girls Tam '-Shanters, soc
III One dozen wool Tam-o' -Shanters,
in white only; long hair; regular
Il price SI.oo; Friday ............5ec
Picture Specials
Il Special assortment of pictures;
regular 69c, 75c, 89c and $I.oo; Fri
day ................... soc
Writing Paper, roc
Box writing paper; regular 25c;
III Friday Observation-Disclosures I9c
Book Bargains
Six titles Of regular soc editions;
II Friday ............... 36c
Candle Shades, I5c
\ Candle shades; pink, red and
II green Tsgular 25c; Friday.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

what Women VIII Do" viii be the
attraction at the Grand Opera House
on Monday evening. December ?. The
play is a new sensational melo-drama
from the pen of Harry Jackson. A
remarkable shiDwreck scene. with a
life-size boat turned up-side-down in
full sight of the audience. death strug-
gle and leap for life are some Of the
marvellous effects introduced in the
piece.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Women's Hose
roc Instead of s5c

Women's prime black cotton
hose; absolutely fast black; stain
less; high spliced heel and double
sole; regular 35c; Friday .Ioc
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Handkerchiefs Ioc, Instead of 25c
A small lot of women's handker-
chiefs; slightly mussed; regular
I21zc and 25c kind.
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Women's Hose, roc
Women's Vests and Pants
Silk Extras
Basement Specials

Reliable oil Stoves; regular
$3.50 quality $500
Tin dish pans; 25c.
Sink strainers; I5c kind. ....s. sc
White ribbon soap .s....-.. sc
Seven for ................25c
Games; regular soc to SI.oos Fri
day Observation-Disclosures. Ioc
Folding Go-Carts; $500 and $3.50
each; Only about six left. 81. $500
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Cotton Plaid Suitings
80 inches, Ioc
The regular 25c cotton plaid suit
ings; Friday .............Iec
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Grey beige for home dresses; As
inches wide; regular SOC quality;
frlday .................. soc
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Jewelry Specials
Mems Clothing

Mems overcoats; latest style;
good quality material we'll tailored
regular $1,000 and $I2.oo; Friday,
$3.50
Mems suits; broken lots; few
sizes in each pattern, but a number
of different patterns; $1,000 and
$I2.oo regularly; Friday. ... $3.50
Evening journal., 1907-11-27
Blankets and Linen

1914 gray blankets; regular $500
ones; Friday ...........S SAYS
so pair cotton blankets; in white
and gray; SI.oo kind; Friday S5c
so pair fringe tablecloths; white;
$I.25 kind, $I.oo; SI.so kind, Friday,
Cr or
Evening journal., 1907-11-27

Tourist ruching, 8 yards to the
box; 25c quality; Friday. I9c
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
.4ODEAD; 50 INJURED
Without Warning Big Dapont Pos
der Mills Exploded Shock Felt
I've Hundsea Miles AsGy.

FontAnei lnda 0e, Is Between
fsenty ase ana sfty dead. sis hundred
injured snd a citY of one thousand
people slead out
such Is tie fate Nhlch ovuftook Foe
tanet to-day when tfe Dugout poNdsf
works exploded Where stood = lhrix.
ing ana busy tuNn 81 one thousand
people thls mofnug tonight there IS
ruins and : scattered wreckaEe Tie
dead ana more seriously injured have
leen taken awag Five hundred b..
habiiante an more or less sounded
remain 70 gather their scattered house
fold goois and sleep under tenls
guarded ~ the soldiers of tie state
Without warning the mills, seven Ia
number. blew up 81 a.ls this morning.
They smploYei 30 men And q these
IS sefe 81 wots shsn the first erplo.
sion uesgtfed In tie press mill Iu
quick succession TIE glazing mil, tWo
oolnlng mills and tie pos,ier magazine
blew ~. followed ~ the cap mlll
In tie magazine several hundred
Yards tfum the mil vere stored 400
kegs Of posder Tie concession When
lt blew up was fslt tuo hundred miles
away Esefy house IN fontAnef vas
destroyed Farm houses tvo miles
away and school hogssa equally dis
tant wers torn 70 pieces and tiieiF occu.
pants injured Indianapolis Ind and
even Cincinnati, Ohio felt the shock
A passenger train on TIE Blg Pour
railroad. four miles asay, lad ever
coach window broken and several pas
sengeu sefs injured By nfing glass
The mills went ap with three dis.
trlct explosions followed tan minues
later 81 = fourth. even more serious
than tie others uhen TIE magazines
sent sip.
immeiiatsIs following ihefxfinsious
the wvesags t,iok Gre aud tie lnhabi.
tauis Of tie town. uh0 rushed % As
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
ASKS FOR A NOTICE ABIDEs BY RETURNS
oklahomas Elsction Board Not 10
Go Behind Them Few Discgep-
encies Found in Rscanvaaz.

authrie Okla Get l5 Fes dia.
ttepaDclea are being foumd ~ tile State
hoard of CANVASS the slerflou returns
al tie constltutlou and pf0hlbltion
stitch rss0med Tire count YESTERDAY
after g lad heen held 40 fof lhrre
days awaiting Tie original pell books
and tally aissetx Fifsy.eighf county
clerks haze already sent III the original
returns A fe9 are holding hack and
Democrats claim that some Repabli.
can county clerks ~ refusing 10 de.
lifer the returns upon ine ruetious
from the attorney fof tte Repabliean
eommlttse This the attorneys. how,
ever. deny.
Tie hoafdi contrary 10 expectation,
failed 70 count the mutil0tea bal.
iots which wsfe certified an from ses.
eral counties This was = distinct
disappointment 70 Chairman Hunter
q The Republican state committee
Hunter sAld
4 have ssAed TIE board 70 count
thase ballots Or Al east 10 MAKE
notation u al mutalated ballots ard
submit brief 10 tie President At The
eonclusion q the count. stating that
- many ballots we're thrown cut by
eauntY boards a. mutuiated Ia The
various counties and precincts naming
them specifically and 4aklng fof con.
grs@aioaasl Investigation. 10 fAr tie
board has slioen 20 dlspo.,tioa % 90
thia n tis board does not take such
action shall take % further Step.
and the plan oi she Republican com.
mittsc o. contest and % secure . can.
gfssslonai Investigation - all 90
Charles Fiison, 4 mumbef of the
board, stated last night THAT the eount
slll nov proceed rapidy and taAt a.
far a. De i concerncd 10 attempt Will
t< made 70 70 behind tie ufigina 70.
tgus a. reeelFed
The board las found mutulalsd BAL.
i0is reported from q number q eaun.
tieA, 90 ffom Alfalfa alone Among
tie original returns taat came ID yes.
teftAy wefs those q { s4ssosos eeaniy,
delivered D f'urtsf spauldlng. Who
las been cat Of Naskoges eFadiug
service 70 tie mandamas proceedings
q compel TIE board % recount uiie
vote lie succeeded IN going bzek 70
Aaskogce yesterday and getting out o.
tosn again wigh the original returns
without hslHg rryed with papeu in
maDdzmus salt TITS mAy aefesl Tie
EFFORTS u tie RspubllcAus in that
eauutY % get = recount
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

sgssisl ie Ihs nslif ctiefssu
Kansas City STOCK Yards, oct a. -
TIE supply q quaranlines last week
Was the smallest since early Ia the
sumner and steers made q slight gain;
e0 - DO 20 5 cents higher aud calves
saiaee - 70 20 GEMS slth tops At ~
Ca different days, TIE uu today aas
hfgF ear ioa0s market steady steers
we're on The common sfA toiag TIE
Ssas a. thef have tesu wfth fea ex.
esptious Zoe several wesks pasl top
today q itfle better ttan "a. although
saHe fAiflg good icd slsss wefe heFe
late last weeE silich gIdatsl g Top
eoss bring around e. =. buik e. = to
e. eannofs e. a. ta g 81 a cad OF
leaQ 10 bulls t8iay at e e5. calves up
e e. Reesipts ia tle native division
ARE beid doeu bf inability of railroads
q handle stock promptly, especially
from distant points ppsards = 800
loads oi cattle are stranded az Denver
aud Pueblo snruute = ths market,
vlth no relief Ia immediate sight. and
TIE same condition exists 20 certain
extent iu tie panhanals eountry. Ad-
Fanclw prles Of corn NAV cut down
tie numbef d cattle thai euuld other
wise hare heen ied, but s. far buying
faf tie o0uHfrI shows % lst 30
/ Hey puees advanced rapidly TIE arst
haf gi laat seek but declined slightly
ffoa ule bes time making net gain
T of twenty seats fut tire Week Re
eslpls we're about iht same as CORES
pending Week yeaf aHo Market
steady "a eeBtA nwef top H 90 balk
e INTO tGfa Heavy eeiRhtsare sell.
luF nearer tlle top ttaH Neek ago
Beceipis 81 sheep AID amus have
loHea IiTit since las Nuniaf 5000
hese todaf mafEpl aes8f and s shade
higher around than scek aga a
large STARE Is foiat supply Is stack
sfsH ana aay reasonable order fef ems
ciass can be Hlied 10 advantage promptly
af this tme IAmts sorth s5s5 10
e. q uethen and yeafllngs. 40 10
e. 81 breeding ewes e. % 10 81 TAT
amie are worth up to e 20. weathers
aud fearlings $50 eues $50
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
NO ACTION ON IMPROVE.
RENT ORDINANCE TONIGHT

TIE CHS council elIl hold its + guar
sem monthly meeting tonight az
sb'ch it IS expected mach buslHsss 0f
imporiAuce all ~ transacted The
pasing ordinance Will n0t ue called up
faf constellation Al t4ls meeting for
tile reason that tils matief has f~sn
referred q tie or1lnaHcs comm, Tee
saf fepou snd nooom mmsudaIaH
hsoamHllleo sIil 81 totHs notum
Of tlio entire vorkef tie Improvement
boards. aud see % u uAt al 0rth
nansa affecting these msgten aft
dfaen according fU ias Aud tha Hss1s
ii the premises e starr IS elair
nan ~ the ordinance committee and
tagether sith Cltf Attprusy 98g Pat
ten si.l tske tie tips tosee Thar These
ordinances are properly dasu before
tl1ey are sQbmltted tie council Tor ac.
tlani
Already Il cite Improvement district
affy void assessments have been dis
covered, and many Instances double
Assessments have been made and ia
order 20 set these ordinances 10 shape
q stand tie legal test much hard Work
on the part of the ordinance committee
sill have q - done
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
SAPUIPA FIELD PRODUCING
IN ABUNDANCE Of OIL

sapalpa Get II The Laure oil
and Gas company seFe treated %
quite surprise yesterday shsn thsy
shot their No sell ou tie tubG
hetgh allntmen, ard the 81 Il unce
sh0t up 80 feet hish Il settled
aown and s nov counted a. pfoiuc-
e 70 so0 barrels capacity
Ths Gau OH compauy's Ne 81 on
TIE B6wie PittmAn allotment IN sec.
ton isa producer q so barrels ca
panlty
Tls Indiana Ou company hro0ght ID
tsn good sells ou tie sam Novell al
lotmtul being their Nos i and rs.
This allotment Is ia section ie Both
these wells are good fof 400 PEI day
each The Vowel allotment has
some great producers On q and The
Ind aua people are certainly 10 lucg
Rg the addition Of these sells aeoo
barrels of ell has been added q the
dally production of the greatest Oh
asld 10 the soFld
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
MURDERER CAUGHT
Morris shepard. the Negro whs
Hacked He wife to Pieces
Caught Il weleetka.

Mmkogce. oct e Morris shepard
tls neeFo Who rut his wlfes throat
ab.lut s seek ago fsum tis effects q
which slie dlei tie next dAy after %
great asunY. sas eaptufsd tester a.
IN the ssamps e the Sofih Cana
dian AID shs bfaaKhi a aassogce "a
dAy ana plAcca ln the federal jail.
10 vas captured ~ Deputy Marshal
d " Yrbb. ahaat ase miles wesi q
Weiestka TIE Hsgfa had hsen AZ tlsa
hone q hit brother, who ifts ueaf
Weiestks bot heooniug alarmed lied
10 the ssampa Of tie Canadian lie
obtained a lob Ga one q The cotton
garuas Of TIE river and was plcking
cotton whcn captured lie denied
hla name and gait, bat last Tight
ooniessed that he sas The nan want.
"a. And also that he killed MS wlfs.
TIE negro says that his wife ran asaY
from him ln Teas sith another mar
that ts followed her 70 Muskogee and
tried t. get her 90 ilse ulth him
again. ana tlsnt ahe refused Tins
angesed hlm aud thsY began uuaf-
reliug. uith the result thai hs lost al
control Of himself. and gFssElng = r..
cor cot Ter 70 death.
After he aAd killed her and had Is
oAped from the oficeu til4t hunted
him - hard f0r : dAy or %, the negro
says that he Fepented that hs had
committed tie crime, aud tried q
oommlt suicide b. taking carbolie
acid Webb says that the acid was
bought at Neleotkz