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The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
WESTON IN CHICAGO
Aged Pedestrian Oh Last Lap
Of His Journey.
ENDS WALK At NOON TODAY
Breaks Record Of Forty Years Ago
by Twenty-fOur HOurS-Spent Last
Night nt Chicago Beach Hotel in
Hyde ParI<-WiII Reach PoSt-ofice
About IL o'clock This Morning.

Chicago. Nov. 26.-Edward Payson Wes-
ton, the veteran pedestrian. to-day broke
his record made forty years ago in walk
ing from Portland. Me-. 20 Chicago in
twenty-five days. His previous record
was twenty-siX days.
Weston has Travelled total OF los
miles since he began his walk. October
q. His official schedules show total
Of l,2SO miles for the entire distance, but
owing 10 the circuitousness Of some
wagon roads he has followed and the
number OF miles lost through mistakes,
the grand total is estimated at nearly
1896 miles.
Weston early to-day completed the her
culean task Of walking 95.3 miles. prac-
tically without rest. The record-breaking
hike was made when Weston walked
into the Central Hotel at Chesterton,
forty-two miles from Chicago. at $50 a. m.
Last lap n Long One.
He began walking on the last lap Of his
long journey when he left Lgonier. Ind
twenty-seven hours and thirty minutes
before he stepped into the Central Hotel
In all that time Weston stopped only
twice. once at South Bend, for food. and
again at La Porte. Ind. where he ate
supper and rested an hour.
After six hours OF sleep i'm Chcsterton
Weston arose shortly after 10 a m arc
breakfast, and again took 70 the road
He reached Hobart shortly before 6
o'clock, and without stopping kent or
toward Hammond, his last stopping place
before entering Chicago
Arriving at Hammond at 10 O'Clock,
Weston ate a light luncheon and at lo.G
started FOR Chicago. He expects to reach
the Chicago Beach Hotel I'm HYDE Park
about 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. Her
he Will rest until about O'Clock. when
he expects 10 continue his journey. ar
irving at the Chicago post-office AT noon.
just twenty-fOur hours better than his
record Of forty years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
KILLED BY BOARDER
Mrs. Hamilton Shot Dead al
Mothers Home.
POLICE AFTER HARRY HOLMES
Tragedy Witnessed by Mrs. Annie
Groves. Who Says Holmes Fired
Escape-InfOrms Police Man Was
Infatuated with Her Daughter.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Hamilton was shot
and instantly killed at the residence of
her mother. Mrs Annie Groves. 1892
Duncan street northeast, at 1890 O'Clock
last night.
The tragedy was witnessed by Mrs.
Groves, who says the shooting was done
by Harry L. Holmes. who had been a
boarder at the house for more than five
years
Mrs Groves says that Holmes had
shown much affection for her daughter.
whose husband was in the United States
army at the time OF their marriage. and
who had left his wife three weeks after
the marriage ceremony. He has not been
heard from since. and it is thought he is
dead.
The police began a search for the al
legged murderer.
Had an AltercatiOn.
The shooting is said TO have occurred
after an alteration resulting from
Holmes demanding that Mrs. Hamilton
marry him.
Mrs. Groves says Holmes had been pay
past few years. and had demanded that
she ascertain the whereabouts OF her
husband. and in the event of his being
dead. that she marry him. Last night.
she says. Holmes followed Mrs Hamilton
TO her home and a quarrel followed. II
is claimed Holmes repeatedly demanded
that Mrs. Hamilton become his wife and
that she refused to comply with his
wishes.
Mrs Groves. in an adjoining room.
overheard the controversy She said she
/ heard Mrs. Hamilton threaten to leave
the house for good unless he desisted
from his en,reaties. Mrs Hamilton at
/ tempted TO leave the premises.
This is said 10 have angered Holmes.
and the shooting resulted. Three shots
were fired, the first two missing Mrs.
Hamilton and the third taking effect In
I her right temple Mrs. Hamilton died i'm
a few minutes, Holmes is said 10 have
made his escape through the back on
trance Of the house
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
TO SUBURBAN READERs-ATTENTIoNy

Residents OF Virginia and Maryland territory contiguous
20 Washington will suberve their interests BY doing their Christ
mas shopping at the Capital during the first weeks of Dece
ber Leading merchants here have united plan offering ex
cepona inducements cutoftown shoppers during period
Beside rare bargains especially holiday buyers these
merchants will refund in whole part railroad fares of
visiting patrons
Visitors will be able combine business with pleasure in the
most profitable by coming Washington during the two
weeks named-December Is nclusve-when Congress will
be IN session, and the City Beautiful at best
Acting IN cooperation with the committee retail trade of
the Chamber OF Commerce which is directing this movement
HE WASHINGTON HERALD WILL next Sunday. in special
section give fu details OF this plan Every suburban reader will
be interested in it. for it moneysaving proposition
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
CAR STRIKE IS BROKEN.
Twen1y-fOur Arrests Made I'm Louis
willie ON Charge of Conspiracy.

Twenty-four Arrests Made i'm Louis
Vile ON Charge Of Conspiracy.
Louisville, Nov. 26-The street ear strike
was efiectually broken to-day when the
police began 10 gather up strikers be-
lieved 10 have been implicated in yes
terday's riot. Several OF the men arrested
confessed that a conspiracy had Been
formed and that at meeting Of strikers
IT had been decided to secure arms and
attack street cars.
Twenty-fOur men were arrested on the
charge OF conspiracy and are now in Jail
unable TO give the $500 bond required by
Judge McGee.
The discovery of the plot disheartened
the strikers. and at a meeting held late
this afternoon it was unanimously de
cided 20 call off the strike. and imme-
diately there was a rush TO the car barns
TO apply for jobs. Cars will be run on
regular schedule on all lines tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
MRS. SMITHS BODY UNCLAIMED.
Brother OF Slain Husband VIII Take
Remains fo baltimore,

Mount Vernon. y. Y. Nov. a5.-Up to
;ate tonight the body Of Mrs. Grace
Smith. who shot and killed her husband
and herself in New Rochelle had not
been claimed. and it was decided by the
brother OF Nicholas N. Smith. ir.. who
was shot by her and who then ended her
own life, 10 have her buried al the ex-
pense Of the Smith estate. The body will
he placed beside Mr.. Smith. in the Gene
terry al Baltimore on Saturday.
IL became known to-day that the estate
Of the late Lieut.. Gov. Bulkley. of Con-
necticut. viii be settled on Wednesday.
IL is thought that Mrs. Smith. who
claimed 10 be a daughter OF Gen. Bulk
ley and who was no doubt an adven-
turess. finding that she was 10 be un-
masked, DECIDED 20 kin her husband. and
then. after setting fire 10 their home. sent
a bullet into her own heart u hide the
secret OF her double life
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
ARRESTED ON THEFT CHARGE
Larceny of Clock and Telescope
from observatory.

Charged with the larceny OF a telescope
and a marine clock from the United
States Naval Observatory. r. W Kill
gour. twenty-three years OF age, Of 1916
Twelfth street northwest. was arrested
last night by Detectives VermiIlion and
Barbee.
Several days ago the articles were
stolen. and yesterday one OF the clerks
At the place who knew of the theft. hap
pened TO see the things in the show win
dow OF local pawnshOp. He reported
the matter TO the police and an investi-
cation followed which resulted I'm the
arrest OF Kilgour, who is also employed
at the observatory. and who is said to
have had charge of the packing of such
articles preparatory TO their shipment
The man is being held at the First pre-
Cinct station
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN'S VIEW OF
THE PATIENT DEMOCRATIC DONKEY

The donkey better emblem for party than the elephant
This impressed mind when visited other countries
Il found that the donkey resident OF every country and
that everywhere he IS serving the people and that too the common
people He Is aristocrat."
Whether You visit the mountains Of the West the densev
populated regions Of the Orient the fertile valleys the Nile or
the sacred soil OF the Holy Land YOU viii find the doney-ant
persistent. and always a work
The elephant the contrary only found in certain
laitudes and is seldom seen except dress parade
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
RECALLS SAN FRANCISCO RIOT
japan Transfers Consul Who Made
Sensational Reports.

Announcement was made here yesterday
that the Japanese government had de
cided TO transfer its consul at San Fran
cisco, kisaburO Uyeno. 10 Sydney, Au-
stralia. He will be succeeded by Chozo
koike. consul general at New York.
il is intimated the transfer is a result
Of the Japanese troubles in San Francisco
some time ago. II l. recalled that the
consul at the time the situation was
gravest. I'm his reports to Tokyo, made
much OF trifiipg affairs.
II is said that Chozo Hioke. who is now
consul general is not TO be reduced in
ranE, although at present the Office IN
San francisco is only a consulate. THIS
is taken 90 mean that hereafter the Of
fee in San Francisco will be raised 10
that of consul general.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
BRYAN ON PRESIDENCY.

81 do not know who viii be tho
Democratic nominee" said MIR.
Bryan in the conclusion of his
speech Ht the Raleigh Hotel ban
quet last night, @Ebut 1 will say
that If / am that man, 1 would
prefer 10 make the race without
any national committee, without
any campaign funds, and on
straight principles. that will ap-
peal 90 the conscience of the
voters.
There should he n law that in
every campaign the campaign
funds should be labeled. from
whence they come, how much,
and to whom viii go the bene-
fits"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
FIRE PANIC IN THEATER.
Spectators at Moving Picture Show
Rush Into the Street.

Middletown. n. Y, Nov. 26.-The Bijou
Theater, located in the heart Of the busi-
ness section OF this city. was the scene
Of great excitement tonight when fire
broke out over the front entrance TO the
place. The theater was crowded with
people and the moving picture show was
about to commence when there was 4
sudden fash among the electrical ap-
pliances and the people made a dash
for the street. All escaped without in
jury and the fire was extinguished with
slight damage 70 the building
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Nrs snrab watson DANA Dead.

Bostoa, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Sarah Watson
Dana. widow OF Richard Henry Dana.
jr.. the author OF Two Years Before the
Mast" and other works, lecturer at Har-
ward. and political leader. died this fore
noon at her home in Cambridge. where
she had resided for many years, aged
ninety-three.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Three Killed in wreck.

Philadelphia. Nov. 26.-Three men We're
killed and one severely injured this after
noon in a reaT-end collision between two
freight trains on the Port Richmond
branch Of the Reading Railway The
dead men we're taken 20 the morgue and
the injured man TO the Episcopal Hos
pitaL
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
SnnnIdInr fn 90 Free

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 25.-Reginald
Spaudingi who was going to introduce
Pittsburg women to the court of St
James for Il consideration. probably will
be set free on next Friday. Many per
sons to-day asked Supt McGough to
drop the case, which. if it ever came TO
a trial i'm court, would drag in the names
Of many propminent people.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
FRENCH LICK MUST CLOSE.
TnggRrt Loses Case, Wherein Gam
Hing Apparatus Was Taken.

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 25.-The cases
OF the French Lick and West Baden re-
sorts. in which the State confscated the
gambling apparatus at Taggarts and
S.nclair's casinos. were decided by the
superior court to-day in favor Of the
state.
The court not only sustains the aUthori-
ties IN seizing the. gambling apparatus
at the two hostelries. but holds that the
charters Of the two companies may be
revoked.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

London. Nov. 25.-The premier. Sir
Campbell Banneunan. viii leave for Biarritz cn
Sunday.
Glasgow. Nov. est is announced that
shipbuiidcrs hero have contracted To furnish spain
with a navy for S5.UoG0
Rome. Nov. 26-WOrkingmen employed
upon the electric lights the palace of thc ouular
banker Niccu7a. have irrgparohly damaged Arsr'o
Bucatus celebrated frC~c-. The plaster has been
scratched and peeled awas.
Berlin. Nov. 26.-The Prussian Diet
opened to-day in the White Hall Of the PaIace
Prince von Buclow. the imperial chancellor. in the
EmpeIurs abscnce. read the speech. Il stated that
the growth of permanent expenditures had increased
the budget by over S25e00e0o
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Eenfer lInrkc.

The great market center. opeu for
Thanksgiving supplies on Wednesday. No
vcmbeT p. from > q. m until 10 p. m on
Thanksgiving Day. November q. from =
a. m. until II a. m. The special displays
Of Thanksgiving supplies by dealers in
Center Market make one Of the great
sights Of the Nations Capital. Food sup
plies from every cline and country are
here in magnificent abundance and at
lowest market rates. Only one car fare is
required to bring one TO Center Market
from any part Of the District Make your
purchases early. thus adding 10 your COM
fort and at the same time insurinE early
and prompt service on the part o. your
dealers. who. with their employees. Will
thus be enabled TO enjoy the day them-
selves
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Persinn Russ at AnctIon.

To-day al SlOan's. IL a. n. and D. m
there VIII be sold by order Of q customs
broker -lJ Oriental rugs and carpets in
all sizes. colors and designs. An absoiute
sale. Offering 20 the Washington public
a grand opportunity 20 secure desirable
and serviceabie holiday presents. One day
only, mustNDe sold.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Forts Plurality Is s.Of3.

Trenton. \. j.. Nov 26.-John Franklin
Fort was elected governor Of New Jersey
by a plurality of SOB over Frank S.
Katzenbach. jT.. the returns of the cleo
ton having been officially canvassed. on
the average assembly vote in each coun-
ty, the Republicans carried the State by
Is so
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware. Maryland, and
Virginia-Fair to-day and to-
morrow; fresh westerly winds,
becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Washington Man Called.

Arthur B.Parsons, who is connected with
the Park Place Mission, Of the First Pres
byterian Church, Brooklyn, NY, has been
called TO the pastorate Of the Hope Street
Free Evangelical Congregational Church
in Providence. r. l. Mr. Parsons is
twenty-eight years Of age, and is a ma
tive Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Brussels. Nov. 2s.-While King Leopold
was on lis way 60 Paris to-day. the din
Ing car Of his train was derailed The
whole train was roughly jerked up. and
the King, who was in a private COM
partment, was severely shaken up. but
was not seriously hurt
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
SEvENTY-FIvE MEN DROWNED
Schooner Angler, OF Canadian Fishing
Fleet. Is Reported Lost.

Halifax, y. :, Nov. 26.-Advices at
North Sydney state that one OF the worst
mishaps in the history Of the ST. Pierre
feet is reported at the French colony.
Some seventy-ive lives are believed TO
have been lost
The schooner Angler left St Pierre
sixty days ago for France. with crew.
and returning fishermen, numbering sew
enty-hve souls. No tidings OF the vessel
or crew have since been heard.
All hope has been given up. The major
ity Of the lost belong TO France, and
leave wives and families
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
LABOR'S PAGEANT
PROYOKES CHEERS
Many Thousands Witness
March of the ToilerS.
ADDRESS BY MIR. BRYAN
NebraSkan Accorded a Most En-
thusiastic Reception.

Convention Hall Packed with Cheer
Numbered 10000 Persons High
Compliment Paid 10 President of
the American Federation Of Labor.
More Justice for Men Who Toll.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
District Democrats Greet
Famous Nebraskan.
GUEST AT DINNER
Makes Notable Speech, Out
lining His Policy.
ROOSEVELT BORROWER

Declares President Is n Democrat
"in Spots" but Has Failed 10 In
dOrse Many of the Potent Prin-
eiples of the Party-RepubIicans
Thunder without Having the
Courage to Carry Out Convictions.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
4 Army-Navy Football Game. PbII,d.1-
phia, Special ExcurSion via Bal
rf-1orN nwJ N!,fo

S-C0 for the round trip. Tickets good
going on all trains Friday. NovembeT 20
and morning trains 30th; valid retrrnino
until December . Special train Of dining
cars. paTlOr cars, and coaches will Ie9v7
New Union Station. Washington, at 10 a
m. Saturday. @th; returning. leave Phila-
delphia Immediately after the game Res.
eyvations for the round trip made in ad.
vance at Baltimore and Ohio Ticket OF
fees.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
BANKER ENDS LIFE
TO CHEAT COURTS
President Maxwell Cuts His
Throat at Home.
CHARGE WAS FORGERY
Consequent Disgrace Prompts
Him to Desperate Act.

Arrest In Connection with Brooklyn
borough Bank Scandal Thought TO
Have Weakened His Mind-Admit-
ted to Bail Monday, After Spending
Several Days in JafI-Uses Razor
in Bathroom and Dies In Hospital
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
LOSES WEALTH: ENDS LIFE.
Mount Vernon CIubmnn Worried
over Financial Condition.

Mount Vernon. y. Y. Nov. 26.-Worried
over the belief that he had lost $4,000.
his balance in the Knickerbocker Trust
Company of New York, Valentine Van
Hayerdahl a prominent clubman Of
Mount Vernon. committed suicide this
afternoon by shooting himself through
the head at his home in Chester Hill.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
J. III. Small & Sons. Florists,
Washington and New York.

TbnnksSivin- Day and the Washing
ton Cup race always come together. Seven
races at Benning on Thursday. two of
them StecplechaSes.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Baltimore and Chic To baltimore.
Trains leave New Union Station every
hour on the hour. a m. TO p. m. week
days
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Flooring (Tery EOOd), $500 Per 100 TT.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th ST. and N Y ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
LOCAL

Thousands March in Labor Parade
bryan Given Enthusiastic Reception.
2-Dr Chancellor Replies to Charges.
3-Defense Closes in Bradley Trial.
7-Y. NJ. c. a. Delegates Depart
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Tive stcepieehases and the great rare
for the Washington Cup at ga miles.
seven races in ALL \ great days sport,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHLC.

Banker Maxwell a Suicide.
Weston Reaches Chicago.
kills Former Partner and Self.
+Alexandria City Council in Session.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Continued on PnEe J, Column 2.
Thanksgiving Dry.

Take ia the races AT Beunirg. Seven
races. including two steeplechases and
the Washington Cup IT two and quar-
ter miles.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

New York, Nov. 26-Howard Maxwell.
the deposed president OF the Brooklyn
Borough Bank, who faced twenty-five
years in the peri.entiary If convicted on
the three charges of forgery and grand
larceny brought against him by the
Kings County grand jury, and who had
spent four days in the Raymond street
jail in default Of bail. cut his throat and
severed the artery in his left wrist at
his home. lS9 Congress street, Brooklyn,
this afternoon. and died in the Long
Island College Hospital at 5:i5 o'clock
Maxwell used a two-bladed penknife
and two razors 10 slash himself He
Jabbed himself deeply in tho right side
of the neck with the peninife. and then
cut his left wrist 10 the bone. When he
was discovered and removed 90 the hos
pital. Maxwell was 50 weakened by loss
Of blood that, though operated upon, he
could not rally.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

No. 1 Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per 900.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th st. and N Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

There is profit in depositing your money
in banking dept of Union Trust Co.. l4ii
+ st. Interest paid on all accounts Tn
der control OF L. =. Treasury Department.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

In Carte lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's finn u 10 ;. Ifl2 y. y ava
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Hard Times, We're Cutting Prices.
Frank Libbey < Co.. 9Th ST. and n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Every Kind of lumber Has Dropped.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9th St and \. y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Dressed Siding (cIearD, $500 Per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th st and y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Racing ri BenninE on Thanksgiving
Day. The best day Uf the meeting Seven
races 10 be run. among them two steeple-
chases and the celebrated Washington
CUP race at "a miles.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Admitted to- Bail.

It was at 9 o'clock on Monday night
that the former president Of the Borough
Bank and director Of the International
Trust Company appeared with his attor-
ney, Isaac r. Oeland. of 60 Wall street,
before Supreme Court Justice Burr, after
having been in a cell at the Raymond
street jail since Thursday, and there had
his bail of $4,000 accepted. The prls-
oner's four sisters went on one bond of
$4,000. Ethan Allen Doty and John ..
Breckenridge furnished security on one
OF the remaining counts. and the Illinois
Security Company covered the balance.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27

Fine rnCinE NJ BCnning Thanksgiving
Day. \ great card of seven races. If
YOU like steeplechases. there ere two. II
you like a race at a long distance. there
Is the Washington Cup at pa miles. CO
early II you want a seat.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
AsIde FOR, the AbsoIute snfctr

Continued on Pase 4. Column i.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18
Mammal Sch0Ol GFadnaleS.

The graduating class Of thc state
Female Normal school from ihc midi
winter examinations number I'D, aud
the young ladies composing Of are
from various parts Of the state. foi-
lowing is the list
Vivian Temperance liHi-sclui Wal
dcmar: Daisy Cornelius Chapman
Raynor. Lucrctia Virginia Clark, Je-
tersville. Ruth Batten Cobb, lFor
Theodo,ia DeBaun Berkeley. Lois
Virginia Gillespie. TemperanceNiile.
Mary sidney Guy. Winnie Myrtle
Ferne. Houpt Leesburg Juletie JEFF.
ferson Hundley. Fanmyil.e Lois Ger
trude Leonard. Hampton. Anioineiie
Morgan, Belspfug Margaret Mere.
dith Palmer, Kilmamock Page Henley
Pierce. Richmond, Leonon Temple
Rvland. Walkerton Mary Mercer
Schoneld. Alexandria Fanny Belle
shorter. Darlington Heights Eliza.
beth Keesee Sioke-. Farmv.I.e. Pau
lime Elizabeth Reynolds. McGahcy s.
vile: Virginia Emeline -tuoblehe.d
Richmond. Eleanor Boytor Watt
| Gloucester
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

one might heaiiacied % the scene
They remained away fifteen or twenty
minutes, and on ihe.rretum ioihe store
they found Mr. Gmbh lying thcilo1r
He was perfectly alive aud frequently
cleared his throat. Runin priced back
the iron bar- 20 the window, aud en-
tered the store while Mas-ie 1911 re-
NAMED on the outside SIR Grubb
took good, long look 20 hunin as The
latter ransacked thedrawor, form0ney
I Returning to the window, klilIn set
/ fire Co The building ON the inside and
/ boo les time than % takes to tell %, the
smoke was ,o dense that the lighted
/ lamp could not boz seen. lnaI 10000
was stolen from the building Asked
why he did not ,hoot Mr Gmbo ODD "a
vital spot 90 relieve him from the tor
lures Of burning alive. Hil. said De did
not care 90 Kid him. 30 be bad wished
% do -o be could have easily done %
when the first and only shot was hred.
On Sat rday the pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, colored. called go the
iail To- see and talk with thc oprison.
ers on the subject Of theIrsaivstou 10
is reported that Ruilin informed ODE
preacher that hc bad pot given up all
hopes OF this world. There i- how
ever. not the rcmote,t chance VI either
of them escaping The gailows, and n'
probability exist, of amy one appealing
90 the Governor Tor "a respite