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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
TEXAS LETS GO MANY BALES.
First Break in Farmers Union Cotton
Holding plan--Got IIs Cents.

HOUSTON, Oct. 3l.-The first break
in the ranks of the farmers union in
holding cotton for Is cents occurred in
the sale of 1000 bales to Mman, Nelms
s. Co. The sale was made at iii cents
The deal was made through the head
office Of the union, located in Houston
The monetary situation is causing un
rest among the holders. The efforts
made to keep the sale secret failed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
HEAVY INFANT.
Eight Months Old and Weighs as Much
as Mother.

CHICAGO, Oct 3l,--A dispatch TO th,
Tribune from Parked purg. West vir'
sinia says
A remarkable freak OF nature Ii an
infan, Of W. II. Bancs. an cmployc OF a
factory at Maioaka, The babe, which
IA named William Edward Banes, Ia only
eight months old and weighs 10 pounds
Tho babe ut birth was Of normal weight
but has increased steadily in weigh,
until Il Is now prodigy and weighs
almost as much a. Its mother.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
ANOTHER BOAT RACE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.--Another boat
race to Bermuda for the Bennett cnal
lenge cup 1t Is announced, will be start
ed from this city on June 8. 1t is oper
to all seaworthy motor craft, not more
than 10 feet over all, that comply will
certain conditions for safety.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
RICH WOMAN BURGLAR

CHICAGO, Oct. 81. Mrs. Evalin
Romadka wife OF Milwaukee million.
airc. was indicted today on six counts,
alleging burglary, and receiving stolen
property.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
CENTURY IN COURT

sTAUNToN, vao Oct. al,--A case
whieh has been occupying the various
courts here for over one hundred u years, r.
,va. onded today in the Circuit Court by
Major ". n lands receiver entering
I decree which is considered final, show
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
TRAVELS ON HORSEBACK.
Otto Wagner Goes 1900 Miles in 50
Days.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 3l.--Travel
stained and brown from exposure, but
hale and hearty, Otto Wage pulled in
to Memphis yesterday afimd dping 1900
miles on horseback, nd Nishing the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
MAYOR IN ARREARS.

SEATTLE, Oct. 3l.--Dr. Y. ]. Acton,
who resigned recently as Mayor of
Bremerton and subsequently left the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
JURORS HARD TO GET
Many TaIesmen Examined But
Excused for Cause or
Challenged.
MANY DETECTIVES PRESENT

Case viii Probably Take a Month Long
er--Judge Hawley Arrives But Takes
no Part in Proeeedings--Socialist Agi-
tator Made Speeches.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
CREDITS GOOD ABROAD
Currency Payments Will be Re-
sumed on Broad Scale Thus
Restoring Confidence.
EASTERN CITIES IMPORT GOLD

Action Of the Bank Of England In
Raising Discount Rate Was Expect
ed Financial Situation Is Resuming
Normal State.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01

SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. 3l.--Ihc work
of securing jury to try Steve Adams
for the murder OF Fred Tyler Is pro-
gcssing slowly In the district court
here. says a dispatch from Rathdrum,
Idaho, to the Chronicle.
Juror Baker Was asked II be did not
make statement to A. w. Post to the
effect that he was opposed TO capital
punishment. lie replied that he was
not opposed. Mr.. Post was called, and
said Mr.. Baker had made such q state
ment, Mr.. Baker was challenged for
cause, but tho court declined 10 excuse
him. The state intcrposed peremptory
, challenge,
NJ. =. Warren. of Post Falls, had
scruples against capital punishment. and
was excused. u. +. Stockwell. OF Rath.
drum, was called. Mr., knight asked
Stockwell ii he had read an interview
quoting Ida Crouch Hazlitt, Socialist
orator, as saying she was going to koo'
tcnai County to educate the Adams jur'
on, The defense objected on the ground
that no such interview had been given.
Ralph l.. Harmon, a reporter, was placed
on the stand, and testified that the in.
tcryew was as given. Mrs Hazlitt de-
MED having made any such statement.
At noon the court had not ruled on the
decision.
When court adjourned, t. Van Ilous-
teen, OF Rathdrum, called Attorney
Knight to account for statements made
in his argument regarding the Socialists,
Mr.. knight asked the protection OF the
court, insisting no one had right to
criticize his statements made in an argu'
ment.
j. II. IIawey, supposed to be leading
counsel for the state, has arrived, but
has taken no part in the proceedings, A
large number of detectives are present
and appear to be very busy. To date
the state has excused two jurors per
emptorily.
LATER.
SPOKANE. Oct. 81. A Rathdrum
special to the Spokesman Review says;
Socialism played q conspicuous part IN
the work today in securing jury to try
Steve Adams, 1t is contended that
Adams is under the protection OF the
Socialists and the Western Federation
OF Miners. The defense having challeng-
ed as false an interview in the Spokes-
man Review wherein Ida Crouch Haz-
lett, Socialist agitator, declared she
was going to Rathdrum to make speeches
for the purpose Of creating sentiment
for Adams. R. L. Harmon, reporter
who wrote the article, was placed on
the stand and testified that Mrs. Haz'
lett did make the statement just as it
was printed. Mrs. Hazlett was then put
on the stand to deny the statement ac-
credited to her, The jurgmen under
examination were examined closely as
to what papers they had read, b. f.
Stockwell said he had been reading the
Appeal to Reason and Wiltshires maya
zine, both of which had been sent to him
by whom he did not know. From the
present outlook the case will consume a
month and perhaps longer. Judge Haw-
ley, of Boise, was here last night but
went to Spokane today. 1t has not been
determined that he will take part in
the prosecution. From the present ap'
pearances, the jury will not be complet'
ed for ten days.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
WANTED TO MURDER
WardeIl Says His Mind Was
Upset by His wife's
Misdeeds.
AFRAID 70 KILL HIMSELF

Murderer Suggested That They Die To-
gether and Placed Gas Tube in Wife's
Mouth, Then Fired Bullet Into Her
Brain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-01
HENEY WILL TRY CASES
Hermann and Booth viii be
Prosecuted by Celebrated
Graft Lawyer.
STAFF OF MEN INVESTIGATING

Evidence Being Collected TO Lay Before
Grand Jury at Future sittin.--Heney
Didn't Catch All the Thieves at For
met Investigation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-29
Beer Is a Food
of High Quality
Il Refreshes and Strengthens the Body
With Predigested Nourishmsnt.

As strengthening, nutritious food,
physicians and scientists now agree
that there is nothing perhaps, more
beneficial than pure beer Rich in the
Properties Of hops. pure beer nourishes
the whole body.
Many people unable to tal<o solid
tood have been bsiIt up by Pabst Blue
hintton Beer. And it is just as good
Tor the well as for the sick. Pabst
Elue Ribbon Beer with your meals
tones up the whole system. Taken Ia
moderation it eannat- haze other than
helpful, uI-5uilding. STRENGTHENING ef-
feet, free from false Stimulation. D
Purity and DEAFNESS arc essential
for healthftn beer. just as they are
essential for any other healthful food.
And purity and eleanness ARE watch
words in the great Pabst brewery at
Milwaukee, Only the finest Of ns.t
ard hops are used and he whole Pabst
progress, tho result OF sixty years pur-
SGlt Of all the best known methods in
Tie science Of brewing. a most inn
portant feaBre OF tho Pabst Brewing
process Is the fabst mrtiod OF making
matt. 1t requires eight days and
doubles the expense of the old fOur-da3
method, still used IN many breweries
ut the eight-day Pabst process Is the
g1iy process by which perfect matt,
obtaining al he Hutritious food quail
can be made
Absolute cleanliness distinguishes
TIC entire Pabst process and the Pabst
0lue Ribbon label is "a guarantees Of
purity The name Pabst always stand
lot ior purity, cleanliness and the best
# your food doesn't taste Just right.
or II your digestion is % little "off" 81
your appetite is poor drink Pabst Blue
t.ippon beer before or wit:. your meals
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-29
zee EIssr METHODIST cAuRcH

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
speeiai Musical Program at Both
Services Sunday.
Following is the program Of SER
vices announced for the First
Methodist church Sunday
Morning Service.
Prelude, organ
anthem. "sing AIlelulia- Forth
(Buck) choir.
QFertory, organ,
Anths "a, Come to MY Heart
Lord Jesus" (Ambrose) Choir.
Pastors subject Gods Supreme
Claim. The sermon win be a spec
iai assage to the members of the
csurch
Evening Service.
The evening service win be q spec
iai se7rice of song. The regular choir
viii be assisted by Miss Blanche
Crafts. yolinist from Wesleyan col
leee, Macon and the following sing
ers; Miss Nellie Colesberry, Miss
Helen O'Connor, Mr. ], H. Pace, Dr.
Z n. Gowen and Mr.. A, c Sher-
man. Of Valdosta The program viii
be as follows:
Prelude. organ
THE Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away" lWoodward) Choir
Hymn, congregation
beneath the Stars on Bethlehem's
Plains" (Spence,j Choir
Violin solo, Miss Blanche Crafts
Night Song of Behtlehem's (Duck)
Choir.
BLESSED Day" (Nevin) Made quar-
tetse
Scripture reading and brief com
ments by the pastor
@Bethlehem' Bartlett) Choir
One tory, organ
"star OF the Orient (shelley3
Choir.
Prai e God From Whom All Bles-
sings Flow Congregation.
Fen d,ction
P2 'lude. organ.
The evening service will last about
ooe hour. The public cordially in,
y'ted TO attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-29

State Of Georgia, County OF GIynn.
Be91re me came ]. l.. Allen, cashier
Of the Giynn County Bank, who be-
ir.4 duly sworn. says that the above
ard foregoing statement is a true
condition OF said bank as shown by
The bJy of file In said bank
J. L. Allen,
Sworn to and subscribed before
RE, this 48th. day Of December, 1907
j T. Wisdom,
Notary Public. Glynn County, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-29
HOLIDAY GOODS


WE INVITE THE PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK COME IN AND IN.
sPEcT HANDsoMEsT LINE SUCH GOODS EVER DISPLAY
IN A BRUNSWICK DRUG sTo RE. TOILET
ARTICLES CONSISTING SUCH PALMER coLeATEs
RlcKsscKER, ALFRED WRIGHT, RooEReALLETr LueiNs ETC
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-29
EOLEYSEONEY AubTAR
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The water VIII be cut off Thurs
day night at o'clock to make some
.TeDairs for the City Mutual Light &
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-29

J. G. Harvey
Superintendent.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
PIGEONS SHIPPED
TO JAMESTOWN

A busy committee was that OF the
jamestown Concourse Race Association,
which last night countermarked and
shipped TO the jamestown Exposition 80
pigeons. the entire flying strength Of
Washington fanciers. It required fifteen
large crates each feet by feet 10
house this vast army OF pigeons and
two large express wagons to transport
them 10 the wharf
On their arrival at jamestown every
basket VIII be placed on exhibition in
the Aeronautical Building. They will be
arranged for liberation on Thursday
morning and at II O'Clock promptly the
rustic Of fifteen hundred wings will be
heard.
After rising to height OF 200 feet. the
pigeons will make a majestic sweep
around the exposition grounds, for two
or three times. Then suddenly they will
take a direct course for Washington and
will be watched with great interest until
lost IN the horizon. BY 3 o'clock some
OF the racers Will arrive and as quickly
rs 'clocked" Will be reported at head
quarters, where the committee VIII be in
waiting and verify returns. A full re-
port Of the outcome viii appear In The
Times on Friday.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
ROBERT CLUETT RETiRES
FROM COLLAR BUSINESS

After an association Of forty-six years
with the largest collar and cuff industry
in the country, Robert ClUett retires
from the presidency Of Cluett, Peabody
* Company and from active participa-
ton in business. Mr. Cluett, who has
occupied the presidency-of the company
for six years, will be succeeded by T. T.
Peabody. whose long familiarity and &C
tivity in the direction OF affairs of the
company cminently fit him for the Of
fee.
Mr. Cluett's retirement brings about
several other changes in official posi-
lions. Robert CIuett. jr.. succeeds to
the Office Of vice president, formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Peabody. c. a. Cluett
becomes the secretary of-the company.
and the name OF A. Gillespie is added
10 the board of directors.
AS the makers of the famous Arrow
and Cluett brands Of collars, and OF
Monarch and Cluett shirts. the firm of
Cluett. Peabody d Co. is known from
one end OF the country 70 the other. The
changes above reported will in no way
affect the former policy OF the business,
and Il will be noted that Mr. Cluett IN
retiring from the presidency, leaves
others of his name to perpetuate the rep
utation OF this name which has become
so well known in connection with collars
and cuffs.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08

For a long time we have borne with
this gentleman in his violent and inn
moderate attacks upon the Commission
ers. until at last forbearance has ceased
10 be a virtue II the gentleman cannot
remember the ordinary laws OF polite
ness and courtesy which we owe to our
guests. Commissioner Mcfarland and
former Commissioner Biddle, then I
think that we can dispense with his
presence here"
This was part of a scathing criticism
made by Judge Bundy OF L. 3. Stocking
when the latter attempted TO repeat his
tactics of the previous meeting by at
lacking the Commissioners at the Co
lumbia Heights Citizens Association
last night
The meeting. which marks the close
Of the association until next October.
was arragned with a view TO showing
the Commissioners the absolutely
friendly spirit of the association toward
them. Both Commissioner Mcfarland
and Colonel Biddle were present
While the former was making his adj
dress he happened TO mention the fact
that there was no graft in the District
Government, owing 10 the fact that this
is not a political town. Mr.. Stocking
Immediately sprang to his feet, and de-
manded to know:
How about that Mckenzie matter2''
"Do YOU wish me 90 answer you here?''
inquired the Commissioner.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
SHEA DEFENDS
APPORTIONNENT
OF OKLAHOMA
Legislative Districts Fair
ly Created, He
Says.

Joseph ]. Shea, of Bartlesville. Iudian
Territory. who is In Washington on
business connected with the Department
of the Interior. enters a defense of the
alleged gerrymander of the new State OF
oklahoma by the constitutional conven-
ton.
The fact is" said Mr. Shea, that
the convention tried TO arrange districts
so as TO avail most advantageously of
present railroad facilities. There is a
woeful shortage in the supply Of east
and-west roads. In making the districts
II was considered desirable to put some
counties together, and to divide others.
with reference TO railroad facilities.
That was the basis Of the alleged in
justices of the sn-called gerrymander.
There has been some misundcrstand-
in about the situation regarding the
new constitution. The constitutional
convention has got adjourned II Is still
IN legal existence. having merely taken
recess. If the President has misgiV-
ings about the constitution he need only
indicate them To the officers of tie con-
vention, which can meet again, consider
the Presidents objections, and give that
body opportunity 10 adjust matters ac-
cordlngly.'
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
LOVING SECURES
STROTHER COUNSEL

Judge William Loving. who shot and
killed Theodore Estes at Oak Ridge,
Va, three weeks ago. has further
strengthened his defense by securing
the services of Attorney r. Walton
Moore. Of Fairfax. Va. who was con-
coded 10 be one OF the most potent fac
tors in the acquittal Of the Strother
brothers at Culpeper last March.
Mr.. Moore is one of Virginia's fore
most barristers. Although his practice
in Washington has been wide and eX-
tensiye, probably his greatest victory
was the acquittai Of Attorney Andrew
Lipscomb two years ago for alleged
misappropriatiOn of funds belonging 70
q benefit society.
Mr. Moore was associated with At
torneys Jack Lee, OF Lynchburg, and
John Jeffries. of Culpeper. at the
Strother trial.
At the trial of Judge Loving, which
will be held shortly after May p, when
1t is expected the grand jury will in
oict the retired jurist. Mr. Moore viii
collaborate with Mr.. Lee and Attorney
Aubrey Strobe, State Senator in Viz
Binia.
It is expected that ths three attor-
neys, VINO compose ! trio Of the shining
legal lights OF the South. will hold a
conference in Lynchburg. Va. within
the next ten days u formulate plans
Tor the defense OF Judge Loving.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
Bundy ChideS Stocking
For Vindictive Attack
On Association Guests
Meeting of Columbia Heights Citizens Stirred
By Criticism of One Members Actions
By Clubs President

"Yes," replied Mr.. Stocking; right
here, and now"
Two or three members at once sprang
to their feet and demanded that the
president. Judge Bundy, call the inter
rupting member 10 order.
Colonel Biddle was introduced for the
purpose of discussing the question of
the Installation of water meters in the
District, and he proceeded TO explain
the absolute necessity Of the meters, in
order 10 prevent waste.
Hardly had he closed his remarks
when Mr.. Stocking arose and started
upon a violent arraignment of the for
me- Engineer Commissioner. Shaking
his fist at the silent former Commits
sioher. he heaped opprobrium upon him.
calling him a trespasser, and using
other expressions equally strong. He
the president rose 10 his feet.
''Will Mr. Stocking please sit down p
he said.
ION what point of order?'' demanded
Mr.. Stocking.
y decline to give the point Of order. %
replied Judge Bundy. "Tf YOU are con-
sidcrate of your own feelings. you will
take your seat without insisting upon
my voting you down"
The offending member took his seat.
Judge Bundy stated that his mind was
made up concerning addresses Of a vio-
lent nature and that in future he would
not permit them to be made
Z. +. jenkins moved that the milk
commissioners be congratulated on their
work Of investigation and praised for
their ardent efforts 10 secure a purer
and better milk. His motion was
passed.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
NO ADNITTANCE!"
CHANDLER SMILES

Former Senator Chandler. who was
made a charter member Of the Ananias
Club by President Roosevelt over a year
ago. when the railroad rate bill was
under consideration in Congress, walked
through the White House grounds today
on his way from the War Department 10
the office of the Spanish War Claims
Commission. Of which ne is member
mo admittance,' said he. looking over
his shoulder to a group Of newspaper
men who were chatting In front of the
executive offices. That seems 10 apply
to YOU also" he continued 10 the scriDes'
as he went on his way smiling. The
Senator has not been at the White House
since the conference on the rate BAL, in
which he played the part OF peacer-'S keI'
between the President and the Demo-
Gratis
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
FAVORS SHOOTING
RECKLESS DRIVERS

BOSTON, May 8-Prompted by three
cases of death or injury resulting from
persons being struck by automobiles
within The last week, Major Henry l..
Higgins0n, widely known as q banker,
issued an open letter in which he said :
1t would be an interesting question
whether a man shooting a chauffeur in
defense OF his life on the road would be
punished, and certainly the danger
from an automobile is much greater
than the ordinary foot-pad.
1T Is 10 be wished that the autOmo-
bile sinners should have TO lay out the
bodies Of the men, women and children
and GOgs-Which they kill in order that
they may get a realizing sense OF their
sport
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
NEW LIFE INSURANCE LAW
RIDS TEXAS OF COMPANIES

NEW YORK, May s.-Following a
meeting Of the Association Of Life In
surance Presidents. a statement was is
sued in which It was intimated that the
companies represented in the association
would Withdraw from Texas when the
new insurance law Of that State be-
comes effective June l.
The new legislation which provides
that 70 per cent OF the reserve Of Texas
policies shall be invested in Texas Sc
curities is declared by the association
TO be confiscatory in its effect
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
LITTLE EARL RICE
RECEIVERS RAPIDLY

Little Earl Rice, the one-year-old
baby who was seriously wounded by his
father, William Alvin Rice, who after
ward killed himself and his wife Lillian
Rice. yesterday, is reported as improv-
ing at Providence Hospital today. Ply
sicians wEo are attending the child state
that the wound is slight and no serious
results are expected.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
STEEL MEN REFUSE
GIFT TO NABELLE

BRADDOCK, Pa, May San effort
was made 20 collect money from the
thousands OF employees Of the United
States Steel Corporation here for the
purpose OF buying a present for Presi-
dent Corey's br3de-to-be, but the fore
men met with such vigorous and out
spoken abuse that they quit the task
II there is any present sent from The
Braddock works. or from the Carnegie
works az Homestead. It will be bought
by bosses and sub-bosses- The work
men consider the affair an insult TO Ms
Corey. who Is their idol
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
SHERIDAN AND EDGREN
TO COACH PRINCETON

PRINCETON, May S.-Princeton's
track athletics received a boom here
when Robert Edgren and Martin Sheri-
dan, New York athletes, arrived in
town to coach the Tigers weight men.
Sheridan. who won honors for America
in Athens at the Olympic games re-
Gently. Will take the Princeton cSntin-
gent in hand to train them for the Yale
meet next Saturday
Daub. in the hammer throw. and Nc
Cormick, in the shot-put. arc Prince
tons weight men. and both the football
men look good for a first place in the
meet For the first time winners Of first
places in the Yale dual meet will be
awarded the privilege of wearing the
varsity letter.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
SUCCESSOR OF EAHES
MISS ANNE THOMPSON =?

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Julian
Story. the divorced husband of Emma
Eames. who, according to reports in
New York. will soon marry Miss Anne
Thompson, Of this city. would mot say
n word regarding the matter.
Miss Thompson, who is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee Thompson,
is very wealthy. Only a few days be-
fore the news Of the EameS-Story suit
came out she sailed for Europe with her
mother. II was announced that she
would be gone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
three years. perhaps more.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
C0RC0RAN ART GALLERY
HANGING 100 PAINTINGS

The Corcoran Gallery Of Art, has re-
ceived. and is now engaged in hanging
a collection Of 100 paintings of contem-
porary German painters. which viii be
exhibited as soon as the pictures can be
arranged IN the hemicycle Of the gallery.
These pictures were selected by Mr..
Kurtz. the director Of the Albright Art
Gallery OF Buffalo. for the purpose Of ex-
hibitiOns in leading art centers OF the
country, and have already been ex-
hibited IN Buffalo, Chicago, ST. Louis.
and INDIANAPOLIS.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
The Demand for Better Bread

Is fully met by Holmes genuine home
made Milk Bread It IS the sweetest,
puTest. most wholesome product OF the
best materials. Every loaf is baked Just
so and delivered fresh and clean from
oven TO table. SC. Delicious homemade
Pies, 2Oc. Holmes Bakery. LIST * + SITS.
Phones Z. 10 and 1441.
The Washington times., 1907-05-08
BRADLEY TRIAL
SET FOR OCT. I

Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley. indicted for
the murder Of former Senator Arthur N.
Brown Of Utah. WhOce she shot and
killed in the Raleigh Hotel last Deem
Court No ]. October Eext. This was
the date set BY Justice Stafford this
morning.