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The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
MAY MEAN RATE CRISIS.

sfr. Thorn I'm Richmond, Probably TO
Discuss 2-cent Fare Question.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va, Aug. 2.-Alfred p.
Thorn. general counsel for the Southern
Railway. arrived in Richmond tonight.
1t is understood that ne is here TO con-
suit with the States counsel relative TO
the proposed action of Virginia in fore
ing the passenger rate Issue with the
railways
Another meeting of counsel for the
ing. when It is presumed that Thorn will
be accorded a hearing. II is believed
that a crisis in the rate sltGatiOn will be
reached Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
-FOUR FAVORITES WIN
BOOkmakerS Hard Hit at the
Brighton Beach Track.
GOWAN BACKED FROM 40 TO 7
TVvO-year-oId FiIly Wins in a Drive
from ROsimiro - SteepIechase for
Gentlemen Riders Is Feature of the
AfternOOn-MF. J. O'Brien, on Essex,
First by About Ten Lengths.

New York. Aug. 2.-The bOokmakers re-
ceived another scorching at Brighton to-
day, through the success Of four heavily
backed favorites. and a genuine killing
with two-year-old dIly named Gowan
in the first race.
Gowan, who ran in the name of the
Oakland Stable. was sent to the post by 5.
J. Lawler, who has put over many good
things in recent years. The daughter Of
Armeath II was backed from 40 10 !
down TO Z. and won in a drive by half q
length from Rosimiro, a u-to-5 favorite,
who beat DESTROYS. S TO !, a head. with
Alex Grant, 20 TO ], the same margin out
, Of the money James r. Keene's Mas
Querade. TO .. was Outrun always. The
race was Tor maiden two-year-olds, five
and one-half furlongs. and Gowan was
timed in l.07 Is.
a feature was the steeplechase for gen
tlemen riders at about two and one-half
miles. Mr. J. O'Brien put up a splendid
ride on Essex. a u-to-l0 favorite who
r0mped home ten lengths in front of Blue
Pigeon, TO .. with Parson Kelly, 15 to l.
three lengths back, beating Guardian Z
10 1. head. The time was 4:0l.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five and one-half furlongs. Gowau.
lG knapp, To 7. won; Rosimiro. 10 Radtkei. j
10 g. second. DcslrOus. l07 lGamerl. % l, third.
Time, l07 Is Alex Grant. Masquerade. Counter
mand. Franklin, BolandO. Hans. Belph0ebe Select
Smonidea. NcW Garter. and Gun Cotton also ran.
SECOND RACE - Handicap; about two miles.
Essex, $50 Mr. OBrienl il TO ], won; Blue Pigeon.
ia Mr. Eyausl. 70 2 second: Parson Kelly. al
tAlr. Page, l5 TO J. third Time. idl. Guardian.
Judge OGin. and patagoniAn also IAN.
THIRD RACE one and one-sixteenth miles.
Dick Finnel. l2 lGamer), 4 10 s. won; Lad Of
Laug1on o. tE. Dugan}. 10 l. second: Tony
Bonero, ll2 tAiAerl. TO ]. third. Time. 10. san
Alviso. Berwick. Esahan. Summer Cloud and Gar
tiers also Tan.
FOURTH RACE-Haadicap: one mile and one
furcnG. Martin Doyle l25 lNOtteTl Z 10 s. won
Orbicular. ~ Garrerl 20 J. second; Mooushine.
ll5 Sumter, 2 20 ]. third. Time. - IS. Lord
L0rat Tommy Waddell. Miss Crawford, Ampedo,
ard Cedersfrome also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SI furlongs. Security lO5 Beck
man, Il 10 S. won; voorhees,. ld6 &C. Brady. 70
3 secondi EScutche0n III lKnapDl 3 10 ]. third.
Time ! -l2 IS Coisteress. TcacTess Akbar Savable
Banner. Battle Axe, and Big Ben also ran.
SiATH kACE-SX furlongS. Banyah. 10 (E.
Duganl.' 10 J. won: SerVile lG Ndiler) 4 to J.
second; BskTa. lo2 Cullen. 5 to l. third Time
1925 Glausus Sempro. Regal Royal, Slumbsrless.
and Tennis also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
Motor Cyclist Injured in Race.

Providence. R. L, Aug. Am accident
which is likely 10 prove fatal, marred an
interesting programme OF motorcycle
racing here yesterday IN connection with
the Old Home Week celebration. In the
final heat Of the five-mile handicap raca
at the Hills Grove track, J. L. Pickering.
OF this city, was thrown from his ma
chine by punctured tire. and dashed
against a post. His skull was fractured.
and he received other injuries which the
physicians consider dangerous.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
CHUTE AND COAL BURN.
Railroad Blocked as Result of Fire
at Shenandoah junction.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Md, Aug. 2.-The large
coal chute on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad at Shenandoah Junction. below
this city, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. and more than 100 tons Of coal stored
therein was destroyed.
The fire started, it is said, from sparks
from an engine. AS the chute collapsed
the coal fell on the tracks, blocking
traffic. The coal continued TO burn, and
trains were held at that point by the
fiery barrier for several hours. The loss
Is heavy.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
WASHINGTON FIRM GETS IT.
Contract Let fO- New Vault Mt Caro-
iine County Courthouse.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. 2.-The su-
pervisors Of Caroline County have award
ed the contract for the erection of a fire.
proof and damp-proof vault adjoining the
courthouse at Bowling Green TO the B.
F. Smith Fireproof Construction Com
pany, Of Washington, for A9O0
s The present vault is about 100 years old.
The walls have begun to crumble, and II
is unsafe to keep records in.
The next move will be for the building
Of a new courthouse in place OF the pres
ent one.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
Funeral of A. W. CornweII.
9ecial to The Washington Herald

Boyds. Md, Aug. 2.-The body of Alton
w. Cornwell VINO died at Kensington
Tuesday, was inferred this morning in
Congressional Cemetery with Masonic
honors. Rev. E. D. Huntley. OF Washing
ton Grove officiated. The pallbearers were
former Mayor Cornelius Eckhardt
George W Chamberlaine, Dr. Eugene
Jones, Byron A. Chaplin, Va Scott, and
Frank Andrews,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
FILE OYSTER LEASE SUIT.
Oystermen's Action Brings First
Test of Maryland Law.

Oystermen's Action Brings First
Test of Maryland Law.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, Aug. flames W.
Owens, in behalf Of a number of oyster
men OF Anne Arundel County, to-day fled
in the Circuit Court a petition against
the Maryland Shellfsh Commission. seek
ing to have annulled the survey of all
grounds within Herring Bay, below An
napolis. claiming that these bottoms are
aatural oyster beds.
The decision is Of far-reaching impor-
tance. since this is the first appeal from
the action of the commission in its sur
veys under the new oyster cultivation act.
The dispute arose over the application
Of several parties OF Baltimore TO lease
ten-aere strip OF bottom, which the
tongers claim is part Of a natural bed.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

Mrs. Mary V Becker. wife Of Z. H
Becker, OF Washington. died early this
morning at the residence OF her sister
Mrs. John L. Proctor. 500 North Columbus
street She was thirty-one years old. The
funeral viii be held Sunday afternoon.
and the services win be conducted by
Rev DR.. " F. Fisher, OF the First Bap-
tist Church. The inteTment viii be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
STORM WRECKS PHONE LINES.
Trees and Poles Blown Down irs
Washington County.

SlGClAi 20 Inc hasilHALou hefAid
Hagertown. Md, Aug. Both tele-
phone systems in Washington County
were seriously impaired by a severe
thunderstorm that swept over this sec
ton of Maryland this afternoon.
The storm was especially severe in the
lower section of the county. where many
trees and numerous poles OF the telephone
companies were blown down.
Heavy rain fell In Hagerstown, but no
serious damage was done here.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
JONES GETS A DELAY
Department 0verrules Court
martial for Accused.
HE Halls IT AS a VICTORY
Refused POsfpOnenent by Court, He
Calls Navy Department ON Long
Until Monday on Ground that His
Counsel l. Not Familiar with Case.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 2-The cOurt-martiai
Of Chaplain Harry w. Jones at the Nor
folk Navy Yard was abruptly halted to-
day Immediately after the court had con-
vened for the Gay, the announcement be-
| ing made that the court would adjourn
until 10 O'Clock Monday, in order that the
accused might, through his counsel, have
time 10 prepare a defense.
The announcement caused a sensation,
and the chaplain thinks he has won a first
victory in the case.
When the court was formally opened to-
day. Chaplain Jones. through his counsel.
asked that the court adjourn that time
may be had for the preparation Of a de-
fense. his counsel Kerr. Just. having en-
tered the case. The court decided that
this could not be done under the rules OF
the court
OYerruIes the Court.
The chaplain and his attorney at once
got busy with Washington by long-dis-
tance telephone. The situation was ex-
plained 10 the Navy Department, with the
result that the order was issued giving
the defense the desired time.
Chaplain Jones contention with the
department was that his counsel had not
had sufficient time 10 famiIiarize him.
self with all the features OF the case.
and that he himself has not had sufficient
time TO thoroughly prepare his defense
on all the points that have developed
since the cOurt-martial was ordered. At
torney Kerr made a strenuous plea 70
the cOuTt-martial that In justice to his
own professional ability and to his cli-
ent's case he be allowed time to look
further into the merits OF the case and
/ prepare more perfectly his line Of de-
fense.
Deems II "First BIOod.v
Chaplain Jones. who was in court this
morning with his counsel. appeared
elated at this ruling Of the department.
He seemed 10 feel that he has drawn
| first blood in the fight Nothing more
has been heard Of the objection. which,
ii was stated prior 10 the assembling OF
the court, would be raised by the ac-
cused as 10 its personnel. Il is pre-
sumed that the chaplain has been advised
/ that such objection would be in bad
1 form. and that II would be best 10 pro-
ceed on the merits Of the case.
! The judge advocate and the counsel for
/ the accused together went over tbe
/ specifications in the presence Of Chap
lain Jones this morning after the ad-
/ journment Of the court II is regarded
az probable that on the reassembling OF
the court open sessions viii be held.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
SHOOTS THREE WOMEN
Aims at Rail-, but Bags" His Daugh-
ters and Visitor.
spocial % The washington Herald.

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. 2-When a bull
belonging TO Thomas Elliott. or Balti-
more County, broke through fences to-
day and dashed Up 70 the porch Of Henry
c. Fowble. glaring angrily at some
women seated in front of the house.
Fowble dashed into the house for his
gun.
He had not had much practice for some
time. He steadied himself, took aim and
fired, but missed the bull and shot his
two daughters, Misses Minnie and Bertha
Fowble, and AIRS. Craven, Visitor. IN
the excitement that followed the bull dis
appeared.
Dr. E. ". Hyde spent some time at
the Fowble home extracting the shot
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
Lnrwnrt MorninE circulntion

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulatiOn-a circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
MRS. WINCHESTER SUES.
Husband Died While Ont Driving
with Another Woman.

Special to Tie Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd, Aug. 2-Mrs. Katherine
Grlswold Winchester. widow of Lycurgus
Winchester. the banker, clubman, and So
ciety man who was killed about a year
ago by driving into trolley pole, entered
suit against the United Railways to-day
for 100000 damages for herself and chill
dren, Hope Gordon Winchester and Kath-
crime Lycurgus Winchester.
Winchester, who had been out driving
with a young woman friend of the family.
was returning at a late hour, and, 1t was
stated at the time, was driving fast. At
the Mount Royal avenue entrance to
Druid Hill Park the carriage struck one
Of the iron poles Of the railway company.
the shock throwing it in front of a North
avenue car.
Winchester was killed almost instantly.
The young woman was removed to a hos
pital, and, though painfully injured. recov-
cred. Mrs. Winchester was out of the city
at the time
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
SOLDIERS GRAVES OPENED.
Remains of Members of McKinIey's
Old Regiment Discovered.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Berkeley W. Va. Aug. 2-Three long
forgotten graves. the first filled with
earth only, the second containing the
decayed blanket and uniform Of a Union
soldier, and the third a crumbling human
skeleton, were discovered yesterday in
the backyard OF the residence here Of
H. Lacey McCreery. an attorney. yester-
day.
The Twenty-third Ohio Regiment occu-
pied Berkeley for several months in 1852.
Col Hayes and Maj. Mckinley were in
command Of the regiment
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
Miss Wilson win Not Returp.

Miss Fannie Wilson, who was last even
ing reelected by the school board as
teacher in the Washington School for
Boys, stated to-day that she would not
continue in the service. Before the board
meeting she submitted her resignation. A
called meeting q the board will be hello
in a short time TO ill the vacancy.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

London, Aug. 2-The American boat
Dixie won the race for the International
Marine Motor Cup. on Southampton wa
ter. beating her nearest British eompeti-
tor, Daimler u, by three-quarters OF a
mile. over thiFty-hve-mile course.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
Death of Henry shockey.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, Aug. 2-ffenry
Shoc1ey, aged sixty-seven years, died to-
day at his home at Shady Grove, OF heart
trouble He was one OF the best-known
residents OF the section. His wife and
one child survive.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
GOOD CARDFOR GETAWAYS
Margaret o., the Favorite, Wins the
2:19 Trot at Cleveland.
Jack Curry Bids Farewell 10 the
TrOttinE Turf and VIII Train
Only Runners.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 2.-This was get
away" day at the Grand Circuit meeting,
and one Of the best cards Of the week WIS
offered.
There were nine starters in the Z19
trot. which was won by the fayo 'te,
Margaret o.
The 2:15 pace. with six contestants. was
won in straight heats by William o.
The veteran reinsman. Jack Curry, one
OF the oldest and best-known harness
horse trainers In the country, stated to-
day that he made his farewell appearance
on the trotting turf when he drove Lady
Gail Hamilton in 2:07A in the 2:06 trot
this afternoon Curry will train an ex-
tensive stable of runners.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
woULD-BE BENEDICT WAITS.
He Is Not Yet TweRty-One, and
Mothers Consent Has String to II.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd, Aug; 2.-William John
Kruger and Elizabeth Krei6er. Of Johns
town. Pa. came here yesterday 10 get
married. Kruger will not be of age until
next Tuesday.
His father is dead and he did not have
the consent Of his mother. He wired for
it and she replied: You can get married,
but il must be in a Johnstown church.
Kruger has decided to wait here till hts
birthday, and he can get a license on his
own responsibility.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03
BARON wATTMAN AT ACADEMY
Austrian Army officer Sees School
and Teachers with Badger.

Special 70 The washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. Aug. 2-The Naval
Academy to-day entertained Baron Watt
man. colonel Of the Austrian army, who
came over from Washington.
He made an inspection Of the school
under the guidance of Lieut. Commander
Henry J. Ziegmeier, U. S. N, and was
entertained at luncheon by Capt Badger.
superintendent Of the Academy.
He returned TO Washington on an aft
ernOon train.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

Capt R. F. Knox will offer for sale
at auction tomorrow in front OF the
city hall a lot Of ground with the build
ing thereon on the east side Of Washing
ton street between Prince and Duke
streets; a lot on the west side OF Alfred
street near King street; a lot on the east
side Of Patrick street near Gibbon street
and lot on the west side of Alfred street
near GibbOn street
The Washington herald., 1907-08-03

The recently elected board OF fire war
dens has been reorganized with the cleo
ton Of Courtney Acton as president and
A. Sidney Mankin as secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27
Other Witnesses.

Jesse Low man was then sworn for
the dofru-, tie knew the defendants
and decreased About the 3rd or ith
of August 500 he said that he had
heard Phmu'y say that the next time
ne and George Lowman met one or
the other had to die.
On cro>>.y>a uination Col Gus, Long
brought out the Information that Wit.
ness wa, q nephew of u, h. Lownan
and first cousin OF Geo. lowmau,
whcroupou col, Long said in percmp.
tory voice Come down"
Arnold I.owman, another nephew
and first cousin OF the defendants,
corrObOrat,d the testimony OF his
brother yer, cmphatically, saying the
threats were made on the end of
August, 1900 Col Long on cross-eX-
animation could not get the man To
remember anything that occurred on
any other particular day,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27

bard on saddle with a pistol i'm same.
He asked Pink whose horse ii was
he said it was Cap. Phinneys. As
he approached the store Phinney was
coming out passing about six feet
from NE. neither spoke, and kept
my eye ON him, as he had shot me
in the back several months before.
Father had preceded me into the
store saw Phinney so to his horse
in a tot and put his hand on the
scahhard and as he did so | drew my
pistol and We began firing at each
other As fired the horse jumped
and ran OF When emptied my
pistol | got behind some boxes. Phin.
ney then won't into the store, pistol
in hand and he and father met and
fired AZ each other. Phinney was in
the act Of shooting father down when
| rushed up and hit him In the head
with my pistol, as had no cartridges
in same, After speaking OF bandaging
the wounds received by his father and
the two going home, In answer to
questions 10y his counsel young Low.
man denied certain statements made
by Lawrence and Pink Gibson, and
cited numerous threats Of Phnncy to
kill him which had been made to
him in person by Phinney, and other
threats which had been made 10y
Phinn"v to rartics who had commune !
Gated the same to him. He denied in |
toto the threats which State witnesses
testified lr lad made against the life |
Of phinury
The defendant was here turned over
To the Static for cross-eNamination !
and Col Rivers began the same He
Acknowledged that he had bought a |
pistol since his former trouble with |
deceased and said he carried same for
his projections
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27
First White Witness.

Arthur Afford of Raleigh was the
first white man placed on the stand
by the State. He had gone to COM
missary with the Lowmans on GER
tain day and heard the elder man say,
when asked by Newsom to have a
glass of soda, that he would rather
drink Dunlap Phinney's blood than
cold soda water" He stuck to his di.
rect testimony on cross.eXamination
and seemed to think like Maggie that
it was not his business to answer Ques-
tons propomded by attorneys for the
defense.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27
Another White Witness.

J. p. Frye of Archer knew defend
ants Prior to the killing Of Phinnoy,
one morning he went to Geo. Long ;
place near the depot at Archer To sell
some eggs. Geo. LOwman was there
cursing Long, and witness heard him
say he had bought a new pistol to
kill Dunlap Phinnoy and damned
negro.
Jim Davis, a negro, lived at Raleigh,
knew the defendants, and testified TO
threats made by Geo Iowman against
Pnlnney. Conversation occurred In
front Of his CDaylsD gate.
w. G. Davis lived AT Williston, was
at Raleigh on day Robert Coleman
rode Phinney's horse TO that place,
and corroboratcd threats made by the
elder Lowman against Phiun"y on that
day
Here the State rested is case.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27

The Judge finally succeeded, however.
in getting her to admit that she was
married but did not live with her
husband. No, she had nothing against
George Lowman; why should she?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27
Youthful Negro Witness.

Robert Coleman, negro lad appar-
emily Il years years old, was placed
on the stand. He used to work for
Mr.. Phinney, and one day last winter
had rode the latter's horse to Raleigh;
when returning home he was met by
b. b. Lowman, who asked him where
dunlap Phinney was. Witness replied
he was at home LOwman said tell
him he had better stay there, that
he was going to kill him the next time
he saw him. Several persons were
present at the time,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27
1CONO DAY OF
I THE LOWMAN CASE
..iderable Progress Made in
Taking of Testimony
WILL PROBABLY END TO-DAY

/ essted Temporarily Tuesday A.
...ooo, When Witnesses for De-
Were Examined-court viii
a., a. 8 O'Clock This Morning.
~,o second day of the trial of the
,,rmans. father and son, for the
murder of Dunlap Phinney at Raleigh ash
law county, on the Sth OF June 1907
1san Tuesday at 9 "a M
S,,,a Attorney Rivers read the in
u.,msnt TO the jury, the fifty or more
-,tnesses were placed under the rule,
IA ,he task of the State making out
~ case was begun by calling to the
St,pess stand Lawrence Gibson, a
s,.lh,ack negro, who conducts an ex'
,.Diye store at Raleigh, and who Is
also wood contractor and post
master
Gibson testified that on the day Of
hs killing Dunlap Phinney had come
% his store in the.forenoon and he ap-
,s,-,a ~ be drinking. He had a
n,s,or He came back in the afternoon,
%, nj. mail and asked to have some
ebec,s ca,hed. He also had a pistol
,lt. occasion. Pink Gibson, his
hrotbsr was standing in the door hold
INC priunpys horse. and he heard
Iogran. whose voice he recognized,
ak pink whose horse he was holding,
and Pink replied, Cap Phinney's.'
RIB Lovman and his son, George,
soon entered the store, the father step
pipg inside the office railing to get a
check caShcd and settle his account.
pn.nuev Immediately left the store,
when Geo. Lowman asked Pink what
Phnney was running for, why did he
not come back and finish his trading.
Pink replied he amt runnin.
George then addressed Phinney with
an oath and called him a coward.
The shooting then began, George Low
mar opening fire. When the firing
ceased Phiuney came back into the
store and b. b. Lowman shot him
down
On denomination Judge Carter
vas unable to shake Gibsons test.
mon To any material extent.
The Star Witness.
Pink Gibson, the postmaster bro
,h,T is What is termed a "butt.headed
bigger hs forehead protruding like
that o' a billygoat and the way he
suck 70 his testimony showed that
te no, also "bull.headed." He was
holding Cap. Phinney's horse, when
II" D"Vman., drove up with a mule
L'c'0d % buggy and asked whose
hor'c b" was holding; he replied
Gay It,uucy's.' The Lowmans then
L''.'d their team and came into the
s"'. 'n Phinney Immediately left
u .'.." and started TO mount his
lar,. when Geo. Lowman asked him
"M. ".a' Phinney was running for;
L. -"..d Cap. amt runnin'." Geo.
L''.. 'r'u said TO Phinney: Come
h.' ' ulldheaded, cowardly SON
ai lets have II out" Low.
o.. logan shooting, firing five
Wy .. ..- the horse being shot
.auins away, Phinney get
1.- .' ~ scabbard on saddle
ting When Lowman ceas-
'.'E came staggering into
F. y. Lowman met him
..0cy returning the fire
"a.ing down Loyman
r he was down and Geo
' him in the head with
'rl
animation by Judge Car.
license. Pink stuck firmly
." tlmOny. He had stood
flriug all the shooting
i that he vas either
a'h or had more sand"
-r.s-. ,'elthcr he nor his
hing against the Low.
aid IN the presence Of
' Trey knew very little
citing.
Female Clerk.
Cd. a rather progresses.
man who vas arrayed
'-'ss aud some fine Jew.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27
Female Clerk.

.. a rather progresses.
man who vas arrayed
Dress and some fine Jew.
.ru. She clerked for
BISON and was present
'-e affair. being In a %
"terytti'g and every.
oorrobnra;ed the testi-
-.no" ard PINK 10 every
Carter took her In hand
Ptiou for the defense
trverse. aud acted a.
orNeTed her 'Bonor"
rs inierToSatories
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-27

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