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The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

turning to me said, here, you get out of here, 1 said you get out yourself" At that he went for his gun, and it seemed to hang, and | shot him three times.
 Redert had threatened to kill O'Farrell if he didn't leave those children alone.
 Several questions were here asked by the attorney for the defense. which were overruled. The questions related to the children, and when O'Farrell had seen them last. The divorce record was refused as evidence.
 Cross Examination
 Itwas three months before the killing that Redert had refused to let him see the children.
 Rodabough and Meyers had told him that Redh't was going to kill me. Mr. Bush told me that Mir. Tompkins told him that Mrs. OFarrell had told MT. Tompkins that Redert was going to kill de fendant.
 After the killing l went to Dale Wilson's house, and then left town. 1 was in Southern Tex as from that time until l was ar rested. The children would run in the house every time they saw
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19
TIfoS C. McISAE President. cR E. shier BANK OF PRESCOTT.
 PRESCOTT, ARK.
Capital Stock Subscribed SG0 0000O
 Paid up, S35 OOoW

Geo. w. Clark, an expert accountant, of Little Rock, Arkansas, has examined and audited the books of this Bank. The following report was shb- mitted by him to our board of directors
 find the general condition of affairs be ina healthy prosperous state The Loans and Dis counts form the main part of the Assets. as us ual in all financial institutions; and these | found to be in excellent shape and correct as shown the books The keeping of all this paper in such good shape reflects great credit your officers and shows their strict attention to the many details connected with their daily transactions The accounts with your various correspondents found to be correct as shown the books Likewise the other assets found to be also correct. | also examined various deposits, savings and other items forming your liabilities and found the same correct GEO. W. CLARK,
 July l0 1907. Accountant We offer the above as evidence of our strict at- tention to the affairs of this bank; We invite new business and will cheerfuy extend every ,considera- tion which can be offered by carefully conducted bank.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

Henry Slaughter was called: testified: That he knew the time when Redert was killed. 1 was at the scene 30 minutes after the killing. knew both parties. Red ert was six feet tall. l have ex- amined the well and windless where Redert was killed, it is just T inches from the lowest point of the handle on the windless to the platform and IS inches at the highest point. | have taken some stockin the case. My feelings toward O'Farrell are unfriendly.
 State rests.
 Ed Kimbrough was the first witness for the defense. 1 know the parties -O'Farrell and Red ert. 1 remember the time Redert was killed. l lived 300 feet from the scene of the killing. l was at home the morning of the kill ing. Saw O'Farrell that morning going toward the blaming mill he remained there five minutes and returned toward Lowder- mi,k's home, and finally went in at the back gate at that home. He stepped up on the back porch of the home, and a few minutes la ter l heard pistol shots saw O. Farrell leave and go toward town. 1 went immediately to the scene and found the dead man lying near the well. l saw a pistol lying near the dead man. There was no pillow under the dead mans head. There was much excitement. Pis- tol was lyingnear the dead mans right side. Mrs. Majors beckoned to me, and l went over to her home. 1 never mentioned the piS- tol to any one but Lewis Majors, because no one had asked me about it
 D. M. City was called and testi- fled: I remember the day of the killing of Redert. I saw O'Farrell that morning at the blaming mill of Jno. A. Davis where 1 was working. He walking around the mill-wantedt to know where Lew is Majors wanted to see Majors about his children-was crying. Left the mill and come back toward Kim thorough house. l heard pistol shots in 10 or 15 minutes afterwards.
 Dock May was the next wit ness: He testified that he remem- bered the morning Mir. Redert was killed. saw O'Farrell that morning going toward town. Al ter the shooting l passed along by the place where the shooting occurred, and saw the dead man saw something that looked like a pistol lying by the side of him. Didn't delay very much time. My curiosity is aroused when I get excited. Sometimes l go to to see what excites me, and sometimes l go from it.
 The laughter brought out by this remark, caused the Court to rap for order, and to ask those who had merely came here from idle curiosity that the sooner they left the better; that it would certainly cost them something to stay.
 Witness on cross examination said that he was certain that he saw a pistol lying close to him. Seemed to be a A. or 45. Saw woman pick up the pistol. Talked with several people about
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

Continued on page 4.)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
Hysnosle ssnstrsks.

A German physician Ehn had pa
tlezt Who could rot AFFORD to 20 a. q
warm climate. thought be would &C
complish the same result by means o.
hypno-lsn The doctor chalked a pic
ture a. tie sun on the cellius. AID by
suggestion Induced the patient 20 be
iese So really vas the sun and that
Il would cure hin. But the patient
soon died NEen the doctors friends
guyed him about the novel treatment
he Indignantly explained hat he "a
tlent was getting a.cug nicely and
would have got vel had lie net uuex
rec1etly diea ~ sulsiroke.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Now thar We are aproact-
ing the holiday season there
viii probably 10 the same
-elination on the part OF
: IN do their huvinp
az from home. Don't do
II. Wait and Sc what your
local merchants have 10 of-
fer. Even ifyou have 70 pay
more for some articles. 70
member you are dealing with
your friends and neighbors
and you are encouraging To-
cal patronage and building
mp the spirit Of local prida
without which a town j. Is
dead as Hector. Get the
horDe-bUying spirit. that
public pride in local enter.
prise apd institutions that
viii make your town pros
porous. We believe VII
Harrisburg merchants cal
sell as cbeaply as out o
town merchants and If VI
patronize them they can al
ford 10 cater 70 our ever
want.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Thereis no reason why or
esteemed contemporary, ths
Richmond News-Leader. o.
any other OF our esteemed
contemporaries. should not
oppose the nomination %
Mr.. ". ! Bryan for tbs
presidency. Naturally, W
would prefer 10 have IN
powerful influence OF thf
News-Leader FOR our favor
tie. but "a this j. a 'famil,
affair until the nomina tion
the NewS-Leader has as
much right 10 oppose Mr.
Bryan and espOuse the Gauss
OF another a. We OF any q
our contemporaries have u
espOuse the nomination q.
our candidate against any
faTOrite the News-LaaCel
NAV have. After the nom
nation We believe the News
Leader VIII stand hy the car
didate. even II il be Mr.
Bryan. Also We assure co
contemporary We want n,
assistance IN the great po'It
zeal battle We are approach
laQ.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
BiselerS News.

B;gelers. Va. Nov. 2l-Mrs. :
:. Maynard has returned from 9
VISIT 70 relatives In Gloucester.
TIE Ladies AID Society ard VI.
= T. L. met a the home OF Ms.
" c. Schenck CT Wednesday.
NJ. Z. (. Brown. of Norfolk
ave z very interesting lecture a
YORK River Church OF Thurs6a,
night. OF foreign missions.
Mr.. c D. Newman. who "a.
beer al the Panama Cana works to.
some tine. IS here OF q visit = a.
mother. Ms. Carrie Newman.
Miss Laura Oval. who IS teach
ing school a. PUN Point. Va. IS e,
2ected here . spend re Thanks
irving holiday with heT parents. NJ
nj Ms. Geo. D.Vzl.
Mss Eva Post IS spending Z,
xi-ter Il NewpoTt News.
~. sn6 Ms. Lsfkin VII lesy
"a short visit 70 friends Il Glo-
ester. Sunday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Bacon. vs.. No=. 2S--Judge Taft
and wife snd Miss Maup;n, Of WI
iansburg. were callers at Bacon.
Sunday.
Mis-. Anna Tunstan. OF Tunssalls.
Va. has returned home. after two
weeks visit II James City and at the
Exposition
Mr.. John Jones. Of Williamsburg.
managed to bag three pair of fine
ducks and a nics 10, OF squirrels al
the Powhatan Club last week.
Bozsrth Bros. OF Williamsburg,
are rating cypress LOGS for their
NH o. College creek: cut from the
/ 7. c. WaFburto1 tIsct-
Mrs. r. c. Nlgh;engsis. Of Piney
/ Grove. Is spending the week with
I her sister. Mrs. Oscar Thorpe. 0.
I Williamsburg. and visiting the Ex-
/ position.
Ms Austin Bozsr,h and Mrs
Frank Bozsrth and son. of Williams
5u-g. spent Thursday afternoon a
/ Bacon. the guest OF Ms Kitchens
/ There was quite a ncst sum real'
| ,-ed from the proceeds q the SOFA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
Notice to Taxpayers.

I VII De az TIE following places
on TIE days ramed below and K
ceive Taxes now due. For James
town District ard City CT Williams
burg al ny Office II said Cry. 2lst.
22n6 ard 2Srd of Novenber 1917.
For Storehouse and Powhatan Dis
tr;ots. al Tosno. ! Ii. 18th and 10Th
o. November 1907.
:. :. HAWKINS. Treasurer.
James CITY County and City o:
Williamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

- All-rs possesses The cldes- in-
hahi--l house 81 tle country T1ls
distinction is said tc belong o. the cd
Round house now the Fighting Cocks
inn. which stands close 60 the River
Yer u is curious str-c-lre-ot
oc-sronaI slape-cf early Saxon cri
e-u. having been built al boathouse
PC the aucle1t monastery founded at
81 Adams by King ora about tLe
year 1ss- and is thus over 400 years
uic 4 suaterraLean passage. new
blocked ur. rlus from the basement
10 the rli-s 81 the monastery. DIS
tznce of about zoo yards There is
sAed az the back % The house. V1er,
IL De- said oliver Cromwell stabbed hl
horre. himself once sleeping under il
roof during the civil war.-Ccllecting
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
Gas 1line EngIns :

Because OF the scarcity o.
labOrers YOU are perhaps
going To- purchase Il gasoline
or kerosene engine = the
greatest of all labOr-savers.
But don't experiment. Buy
the FairbankS-MOrse en-
CINE. and the New Holland
feed-mill. You know what
they are. Write for cata.
lOeues. 4. -. HUFF, Nir
ginia Travelling Agent. Rich
mond. Va.
Local selling agents want
u
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
Trustees and Commissioner
Sale OF Valuable Brick
Property near
williamsburg Va. ?

u ohciierce 70 q decree of the Ci-cni'
~crrt oi tire Citv ny Williamsburg end
County ~ lanes CIV. Virginia. entered
on ire 22rd dav o. October. 1907. ir
fhe SUR ~ Fentou e. els. IS The W.
haushurC Brick Company. Inc. e nls
thc undersigned VII sell or nnh'ic a~~-
~0r. ~uor the premises. Or SATI PnAN.
NElENbEE 7th. 1907. Ar - O'Clock
M IRE valuable brick property in saii
n-ocrc1inas mentioned. consisting of the
i1liowing
20 scres 81 hricE CLAW land fronting ~
Archcrs Hop or Coi'cg~ River. With
necessary ard convenient huiiiirrs
fhe-eon. and one soft Mod Martin Pee
crn. 50 m capacity Rrici "ienr con-
plete. with The latest { Steam
Driver. al practically rev. Aisn ore
Sfif Mud J. n. Fate "Hummer" Bricl
F Plant complete. canacity 20 81.
TERNS-Onc-tbird. or more as ths
f purchaser u1av elect to paw. cash. th'
f hsianrr ir six and twelve months. wit
interest. title retaired until al purchas'
money = paid and conveyance direct e.
hy the Court
Private offers VIII DO entertained io
ire " hole ~ said property. or for III
Stiff Mud Machine and appliances sep
.eratelv.
FRANK ARNISTEAD.
Trustee and Special Com missioner
1T II. Geddv. Clerk q said Cour'
ID certify that the bond required 10 th
@fsore uentiuHed decree has been dui
given
Tesse. 7. II. GEnDY. Clerk
For further particulars apply To.
:. Wrs.-,cre Eilcox. Att'g az Law
Norfolk. "a
Norxelle / henley. ATTY NJ Law.
Wiiliar nshurg. Vi
Arrnistead * Son. Aff'vS AZ Law.
Williamsburg. VI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Wedres iav next a. the Cameron
Hall. VIII BE me first
concert OF the season. when the
Colonial Qua-tette. assisted By Mrs.
Jessie DadsweA. soprano so,o;st. and
the sexret-e ard chorus from Le-
cocc's famous opera boutfe "Ci
rofle-G'rofa'' VIII give the au6ienc,
q sample OF the talent Of Williams
burg and the music ot the Oper;
booked for Dee. lo-2O-2l.
Skating Rink open every after
noon ard night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Notwithstanding the T.
nancial crises In New YO'l
and other large money Ger
tiers. the Williamsburg bsnts
were In nowise affected. De
posts were normal. anf
there were DO Withdrawals
All OF which 60 10 show tn
solidity Of the local bank
asnd the sound sense OF their
Iatrons.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
O0IEgS at the College.

The Phlonathean Literary So
SEW has elected Mr.. + Il. Young.
president and Mr.. D. D. S;zer. vice
president.
The Phoenix has elected Mr.. 4.
L. Terrell. president and Nj. s. 4.
Mcdonald. v.oe-president.
The Athletic Association VII
meet every night Until the game al
Newport News. Thanksgiving. fo-
the purpose OF orcaniz'-E them selves
into az effective roo.ers club.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

il - deiici rusly pniatahic. agrees with
the weakest stomach. contains the most
soothing. healing. strcrCt her'rC ard
curative e'c-r--s Make YOU vel uof
happy Fol'isfers Rockv Ncuntai-
Tea IS cents Tea or Tablets.
williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
Chesapeake 6 Ohio R'y

Scenic Route 10 the west
Past Vest:huied Trairs Par,orsC arsto
~Richmond. Pullman Sleepe-s 80 Louis
Tville. Cincinnati. Chieggo. -. Louis.
wEsTroUxD rATLY TRAISS
wills usisure 1Os4f a m. e,o1 p. m
Direct cornrctions FIR al
PORTS West. Northwest aud South
srcs:
Fss Trs'ns 'or .se~psa Views. kor'oik ard
Oh Port,
Lv. WilHausbura $50 3. n. $50 Q. no.
Locals fsr Ns~sor Meas.
Lv. Williamsburg 9.i2 a. m, $50 r. m.
Locsk fsr Richmsn1.
IL. Williamsburg 500 q. ne. 6:3S =. n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Corsti pstio-. intircsticn. drive away
lun-t5-r oz6 make you weak rrd sicE
fsfh~ters Rocky Ncurfain Tea re-
ta~rS fh- arucri,-. drives disease.
.1iiis o. tHc system - cents. Tea ct
hiets rlifrtlast Irrl Co
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

The Conceu neSt Wednesday IS
for ne benefit OF iocal charity. Re
served seats 3 cents can be secured
a. The Wlli smsbu-g Drug Co. Gen
era admission . cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Remember that next Sat
urday Is the last day TO paH
poll-tax 70 qualify yOurSel
TO vote IN the June election
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Entered az thc postofScs IN Williams
burz IS second class mRil-nstter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a ,so-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Copy tor advertisements rust BE =
hy i n. OF Thursday &C i-sure inse--
ION tor the crr-eut week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Per fnch each insertion soc. with 2
PR cr1t discount vhe1 inserted NOT
than one tine
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
ALLEGED ASSASSIN
OF GOEBEL IS To
Be TRIED AGAIN

GEORGETOWN, ky. July 27.-An-
other chapter in the Goebel assassina-
ton viii begin Monday with the trial
Of Caleb Powers.
On January 80. 1900. William Goebel,
Democratic candidate for governor Of
Kentucky, afterward declared governor
by the State Legislature, was shot down
on the grounds of the State House in
Frankfort For Goebsl's assassination
two men are now serving life sentences
IN the penitentiary. They are Henry
1outsey, confessed conspirator, and
says fired the fatal shot from the Of
nee OF the secretary Of state. He pro-
tests his innocence
caleb Powers was arrested shortly
afterward. as a consDirator. His fourth
triaI is set for Monday IN the circuit
court mere At two former trials IN
1901 and 1902, Powers received a sentence
Of life imprisonment. and in 1903 he was
sentenced 10 be hanged.
me time set for the execution was
november II. 1903. but before that time
arrived his attorneys obtained a hear
ing In the Federal court as 10 the le-
gallty OF transferring the case 70 that
tribunal on the grounds that a fair trial
could not be had in the State courts and
stay OF execution was granted.
Ihe Supreme Court held that Powers
was premature In going 10 that judicial
pody Tor relief. As all means for a
talr trial in the State courts must be
exhausted before the Supreme Court
could take cognfzance OF the case
Powers has been in jail in Louisville.
Georgetown, and Covington ever since
lrocOelS 5 assassination. He Is IN good
health and spirits and considers his
acquittai foregone conclusion.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
MRS. FUCKERS CASE
CONSIDERED WEAK

There is very little likelihood that Col
William F. Tucker. Of the pay DEPART
ment of the. army. will ever have to
face court-martial on the charges pre-
ferred by his wife, daughter of the LATE
Cen John A Logan Improper conduct
while in the Philippines was the charge
made against Colonel Tucker, but the
investigation made by the Inspector
Generals office fails to reveal substan-
tal grounds for Mrs fuckers complaint
Although the investigation has NOT
been completed, it is stated in the War
Department that Colonel Tucker will be
fully exonerated. 1t Is not knows
whether the charges will be formaiIv
dismissed or allowed to pass without
action. The latter Is considered iiIreII,
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
MISSING MAN DEAD,
IS NEWS SENT WIFE

Mrs James Malone. Of Kenilworth.
D. c. whose husband has been missing
since Tuesday, received a dispatch from
Columbus. Ohio. today. saying that he
had been killed IN that city. The mes
sage was signed johnson" but did not
give any details.
Mrs. Malone brought the telegram TO
Police Headquarters, and the police have
wired Columbus for a veriication Of
the message. According to Mrs. Ma
lone. her husband came home Tuesday
evening apparently under the influence
or liquor. After abusing her for some
time. she asserts. he picked I'D his hat
and walked out
Malone was thirtyfour years old, and
was employed as a clerk in a store on
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
GIFT OF $4,000
LOST TO CHURCH
ON CAPITOL HILL

Washington and Capitol Hin are 70
lose the $4,000 donation recently nrde
by o. II. Ingram. the Eau Claire CVis.)
millionaire, for the purpose of erectinE
an Institutional Congregational Church.
known as the Church OF the Pilgrims.
in Northeast Washington.
The Rev. J. W. FrizzelI. bearer Of the
gift, who was called TO the pastorate OF
the church at the time and who is now
In Eau Claire. has resigned from the
pastorate and has advised the Congre-
gaticnalists on Capitol Hill that Mr.
Ingram has decided TO erect the church
elsewhere, The church was to have
been erected in memory Of the donors
dead SON
The reasons given for the withdrawal
Of the gift are the dissensiOns which
arose between the members of the
church after the gift was made. about
various matters. Every effort was made
before DR.. FriZZell left Washington FOR
Wisconsin. to reconcile the two oDpOsinA
factions. but it was stated by a member
yester, ay that the differences appeared
irreco-. .cilable.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
WILLIAM D. THOMAS
MISSING FROM HOME

William D. Thomas. an employe Of
the Postoffice Department for the last
ten years. is missing from his home, IN
Kensington. Md, and efforts by his
family and the Washington police to
trace him have failed.
The man has been missing four weeks.
1t was thought he had gone to Cincin-
natl, but, after a canvass Of hospitals
and other retreats. the police there wfred
that they were unable 10 locate him.
Thomas was employed as q pressuan n
in the railway mail service. Recently
he took an examination for promotion
and disappointment over his failure IN
make the required mark Is regarded !
causing his disappearance.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
SOLDIER R-SLAYER'S TRIAL
UNDER MILITARY LAW

Private Gillette, who killed Elizabeth
Cadenhead, at Fort Brandy. on Monday,
while shooting at an escaping deserter,
VIII be tried under the military law.
according to dispatch received by Gen.
eral Ainsworth, acting Secretary OF
War from General Carter. commanding
the Department Of the Lakes.
The civil authorities at Sault ste.
Marie made application for the delivery
of Gillette, but as the private had been
arrested under military law, the claim
was not pressed.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
FAREWELL TO RABBI
TO Be GIVEN MONDAY

The United Hebrew congregations OF
the city will tender. at Pythian Temple
Monday evening, a farewell ovation TO
Rabb! Julius T. Loeb. who goes TO At
lanta, Ga. TO a new charge. Rabbi
Loeb will deliver a farewell address
The Young Peoples UnIon OF Zion.
Congregation Talm1d Torah. and of
the Grace Aguilar Lodge, J. .. B. B.
VIII be present. Those in charge OF the
reception are Isaac L. Blout. president
OF the Washington Hebrew ConRre4a-
ton; B. HOnenberg. Jacob Rosenfeld.
J. Wolf, II. Eberlich, S. Cohen. Paul
Harniei, s Atlas. NJ Kann. A
BObys. NJ Kammaron. L. Cohen, and
Mr.. Applestein.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
HAS MISSING LINK,
DARWIN INDICATED

Schmids bird store has unearthed a
specimen which Schmid is perfectly sure
must be decided step in the evolution
or something. The animal IN question
Is. to quote the owner. "a dog faced
from or what he il evolutinR into Is
not determined. Perhaps ne may be the
long missing step In the development of
mermaid. This is as yet the Inerest
suTmise
The animal is now on display in the
window OF Schmid's establishment The
cOlored population seem most interested
IN the phenomenon. One old ,darkev
VINO mad evidently been endeavoring
10 grasp the Darwinian theory, remark
ed 10 his neighbOr. Wal uncle. day
say dat IS what we cullur'd folks IS
comm to-"
Then you ar coming 70 your finish
pretty fast was the comforting reply.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
MORMON RECRUITS,
l23 BRIGHT GIRLS,
COME FROM EUROPE

BOSTON, Mass, July H.-By the
steamship Republic. from Liverpool.
there came 123 girls. converts to the
Mormon faith under the close guard OF
a dozen elders who had converted them.
in various parts of Northern Europe
and who hurried them off to Salt Lake
as soon as the immigration officials
passed them They were bright and in
telligent, but were not allowed to talk
either to their fellow passengers, or to
others on the dock.
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
DESPERATE BATTLE
WAGEO AT FORTS
Divided Commands Oppose
Each Other and Execute
Clever ManeuVerS.

FORT WASHINGTON, Nd. July ~
For two hours this morning a fierce
engagement between two land forces
occurred between four companies of the
militia. and at 10 o'clock Captain Sum-
mers, with Lieutenant Lakeland. In COM
mand Of companies and X. which COM
posed the attacking force, was com
PEELED to retire under a heavy rife fire
from companies L and NJ, under the
command OF Lieutenant Totten and
Captain Clayton, though. the loss
suffered by the enemy was frightful,
and the ground was strewn with the
dead and dying. who had nobly charged
the intrenched position of the defending
troops.
Shortly after breakfast Captain Sum
mers, with company I. and Lieutenant
Lakeland with Company K. fell IN at their
respective camps and marched to a point
In the rear OF the fort with under
standing that they had already effected
the capture of Battery Meigs, and that,
after having left a guard at this point
they were advancing TO attark Com
panies L and NJ. We were defending
Fort Washington from a land at
tack from the rear Of the reservation.
The defenders had one machine gun,
while the hostile force WIS in possession
OF two
The Washington times., 1907-07-27
GIRL MURDERED,
REFUSED TO WE'D
INSISTENT LOVER

LEEsBURG, Ohio. July 27.-AIiss
Pearl Waring has been shot and instant
ly killed by Orb Anderson. whom she
refused to marry. They wee engaged.
Anderson took poison, but DID not die.
He was arrested.