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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
SUICIDAL MANIA.
-Four Of a Family Of T en- Children
Have Taken Their Lives.

[Specialto The TmcH-Dispatch.l
MONTEREY, VA. April 1.-THE body
OF Mr.. Harper Gum, who on Saturday
night committed suicide at CovingtOn.
was brought to his old home near Meadow
Dale; and to-day Inferred in the family
burying ground at Green Hill. 81
Mr.. Gum was one Of II large family OF
children-,nine in all--and the suicidal
mania which has developed in the family
is most remarkable and distressing. With.
in ten years four OF them have died by!
their own hands. The first was Mr.. Cam
eron Gum. whose body was found In his
room in Denver (Col) hotel: the sec
ond, Miss Clara. who took her own life
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital: the thir. !.
Mr.. Clay, from the shock of whose dcatN: :
just year ago. the atli.<ad family has
not recovered. and now M! Mr.; Harper. Gum,
s On the day preceding the sad event
Harper was at s the Warm Springs, and
telling him Of his decision to start to
Colorado the home Of two other bro
tressed father, a !one-legged Confederate
veteran, is an esteemed citizen Of High.
land. ana is almost Frustrated with grief.
He has the sympathy of a host or friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
ACQUITs YOUNG. MAN.
Charged With Stealing Diamond
Ring Is Given Benefit Of Doubt.


PETERSBURG, VA, April 2.3Ja,ncs
Jennings was acquitted to-day IN the
mayors Court OF tile charge OF stealing
a 800 diamond ring while working as q
paperilangeraat A. S. Reinach's residence
on Adams S reet about n year ago. Mr.
3Reinach said that the ring was eaken
from q bureau box containing several
other diamond rings. The accused young
man asserted that he found on the floor
a ring the band Of which was broken
and thinking TINT 1t was a brass ring
with glass setting Of no value wore It
for a time, and then gave 1t to little
girl In BIandford. The Mayor gave him
the benefit of the doubt and discharged
him Jennings was represented by Las
sitter and Drcwry.
# The annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Union of East Hanover Pres
3bytcry began to-day at the Second Pres
byterlan9 Church, with a large number Of
delegates from missionary societies In the
presbytery In attendance. Rev. George
Hcnderlite. a missionary to Brazil, adj
dressed the union at the evening session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
81a''''ly Was Frantic 7 Over Mr.
Harris 81 Apparent Disap-
pearallcc. III
BIG TOBACCO ii SUIT ON.
Caseof Blackwcll's Tobacco Co.
US. American Tobacco Co. Nov
III Supreme Court. en-
I.
.lspcciulsto 1,hc .1,lnes -Dlspat,l,.1

~ LEIGH, N. O., April mir. Sam
Harris, tho well-known Wakefield ner
& cl,hnt. who so inystcrlotisly disappear
y, "a from ON, his home last week, Having
.aa !, seen In Raleigh, has returned,
hhu. IL DEVELOPS that lie had been In
!tlchnlond all this time. He says That
s on arriving in Raleigh he found il i,,S
q hi ,ess,py 70 go to In.ehnond. that lie
3 necaint Violently Ill there from
Dtomnine poison. ana was d very siuIt
man man for several days. In tlln mean.
= M, ne had asked sthe hotel people in
rnt,ht,,nnnd 70, 20 notify his wife Of Ills
s sHessshge 70 Wakefield, Va, Instead Of
Norm CAROLINA He expresses1 tn,icht
I1 ~ ,,i NJ the suffering lie has caused
Ninth District eases are being hoard
on Appeal pea, blythe Supreme Court this
NecK, INC second Gaze cnlicd$ttfis fnnrn- 4
IN nS,,, pa,ns Biackwell's Durham Tobacco
4 ,,..o ,,.py vs.. the American Tobacco
company, from DURHAM. RMS Is tl,e
lnrn ,l,,t's case IN which the American
furtl,c no u .on n3 ny Is enJoined from the
$tTudc-inurk, which has d; world ,viI,,&
reputation. Tas7 Y ~ y = s'' = 'pS
!, me NE. American Tobacco Company, us
ofbn bus ,spsey !, corpp 7, forced out
sD.e ana prrchnsed the plant ana
, Mea a. y, Durham, but the trademark
the laws OF North Carolina. 4 iitiic
si i,n,tG man IN, q ycar.ago the Blackwells
tlurhaln Tobacco Company was organ. :;
5i i. ana the American Tobacco Com
l,aIy was cnjoincd from the further
, use. o. this trade mark, hence the suit.
D !,shru on appeal to-day. Counsel here
~ ~ !. argue the case are Guthrie and
3 S5n,Iihrie FOR the plaintiff, and r. l..
ruler, Junius Parker, assistant general
9 counsel for the American Tobacco Com.
pany, New York, for the defendant.
Argue Other Cases.
Other cases to be argued on appcai
+ 1ii y. week from the Ninth District are
state VS. Turner; johnson vs.. Tcle.
Sinpn 20 inpahy; Thompson VS.. Express
& = .oinpany Cooke VS.. Vickcrs Lcathers
rs Tobacco Company; Earhec 81
Iretnbeerg; Alien VS.. Traction Com
Dany kcnoodle VIZ. Telegraph Com.
pnny: Carpenter VS.. Duke: Davis ns
( smith: Durham vs.. Cotton NJ Ills. jarrsf =
W.. Trunk and Bag Company q sbnrns
w. Railroad oSDoti'e
lhcre was a conference here to-day
Il bstwcen the Corporation Commission
ana representatives of the Atlantic
8 .onss Line and Atlantic and North
4 ss.itroiinh Railroad Companies, regard
liz lhc adjustment or schedules 80 that
; . 4 ~. VII pc connection between the
I t.lnhtit and North Carolina train lcay
ing Goldsboro at AZ. NJ fo. Newbe,,,,
and the Atlantic Coast Line train That
! .slfss NeWbern now for Wilmington.
6 hDout half-h hour before the arrivmi.
=, tlic Goldsboro train at Newburn@
II or Inc conference SUPERINTENDENT n
s roster was here for the Atlantic
ana North Carolina, and Mr. G. L.
9 E, fountatn for the Atlantic Coast Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
In GOVERN R,s HANDS.
Sealed .Rcporto Of Council OF State
Not Opened Yet.

Especial to 'rhe 'rlmcs-l oIspatcl.1
N. o., April 2.--Govcrnor
Glenn returned from Holly Springs to-
light, and tho sealed report of tho
Council OF. state OH the application
for pardon for the White brothers
WINS handed to lin. However lie gave
out the statement that no announce-
mcnt would be nude tonight. III
fact, ho said. he would not even look
iht the papers until to-morrowf5to SEQ
whether the council was for or against
pardon. s
B Tho Whites, prominent citizons OF
Concord. are serving six years for KILL
Ing Russell Sheriff. for the ruin OF
3tLeir5 niece In Rowan county Cover
nor was Of counsel for prosecution
Wien they were convicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Plead for Loudoun Vote.

[speeial g The. Times- nispatch.l
say Gordon, Of Louisa county; John IL.
Ryan. Of Loudoun county; Judge C. IT,
Nicol. OF Manassas, and G. g. Carlin
Domoeratie Nomination Far cong ;n In In
the Eighth Yirglnin District viii adj
dress the voters Of Lolldoan county,
Monday, April Sth. In I.eosblIrE. g
capture the vote or Loudoun county,
which u the largest iA the district,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
KICKED TO DEATH IF:
Negro Falls from His Mule Maud
and is Fatally Injured. sS

.,l DANvlLLl5, IS VA. April 2-T7Thonlas
Harris. negro farmer. received, fatal
near Fall Creek. OF this county from
which he later died. He was Kicked by
an obstreperous mule. Harris had been
blowing around his place on tho day Of
returned home riding on the back Of tie
mule. When near his home he fell and
became sentangled in the gear Tho mule
became frightened and began using his
negro. / After Knocking him senseless lie
dragged the body OF the unfortunate man
for several hundred yards, Harris was
finally rescued from his precarious cons
.dition, but not until he. had sustained
injuries which resulted in Ills death n
few hours later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
APPENDICITIS FATAL.
Mr.. w. e. Preston Not Saved by
Operation,

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch,]
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April 2,--W,
G.. Preston, an attache of superinton-
dent Carllsle's office of tho Chesapeake
md Ohio Railway. was operated upon
here Saturday afternoon for appendl-
Gifts and died late to-day. 1t develop
cd that he had a complication Or
diseases and his weakened condition
hnstened his end. IIa was q member
Of ono OF the hest families of South
rolina, and his body will sbe shipped
40 Columbia, that State for .ilterment,
fore coming; to clifton Iorga more
than g yea 8 & r {. Is lived IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
usually about 1000 in contested cleo
New Car Line to Washington.

Al.l.5,HANDRIA, Va, April, 2.-.It is
understand that un FL electric railway
company, to DO known as the Alexun-
dria- washington Railway Company,
backed by Canadian capital, Will &en-
deavor to got Il franchise to operate
over certain streets of tho city with a
View OF operating u railway between
this city and Washington. The new
company will, 1t is understood, charge
u straight fare of five cents between
this citylanl Washington. Tho present
rate is ffteen cents for straight fare
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
MOUNTAIN TOUR.
Expert Sunday-School Workers
Will Study Conditions in Carolina

II sbetial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
view to studying and improving conditions
In the Sunday schools of North Carolina
the executive committee for this STATE
has arranged for u mountain tour l)y a
April. The tour viii cover several cOun-
ties and about twenty cities and town n
Western North Carolina, and several
weeks viii be spent in the study of cen,
dltions. Among those who will head the
party and conduct the Institutes to BE-
held are Rev. II. G.. Moore, Of Raleigh
Sunday school sccretnry Of the Baptist
State organization. and Rev. p. ". Spill
man. secretary Of the Southern Baptist
Sunday School Board. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
SUNDAY-sCHoOL WORKERS
North Carolina Association Holu-
ing It's Annual Session,
[ spcciai to The Tim es- Dlspatch. /

=, !, NJ " = ny IIl'5.11IBpHtCHI Ia
SALISBURY. Il. c., April 2.-The
North Carolina Sunday School Association
convened In its twenty fourth annual ses-
sion at Rcidsvillc Tonight. with several
hundred delegates III attendance The
association will be IN session three days.
ana promises to be one Of the most In
5teresttng ever held in the State. The
program is one Of the strongest ever pre-
scented at n similar gathering In the Old
North State. there being mary speakers
Among those present are Or. AL. PHI
lips. of Richmond; DR.. Marion Lawrence.
OF Toiedo, general secretary OF the In
lerna lional Sunday School Association.
ana 81; g. fuller and |. H. Meredith. OF
New York. who have charge OF the music.
Governor 4. b. Glenn will address tie
convention Thursday night. r. s.. Fra nix
IN, OF Charlotte, Is presiding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03

ness in this community. mostly measles
Or the result OF measles. tbs mostly
confined con to the negroes. and in many In
stances the county has been called on
to provide for them.
A gentleman in this section has lost
two two fine cows lately. ana none of tho
disease. The cows seemed to be crazy.
and fought the other cattle, and refused
both food and water Some thought they
mad been bitten by mad dog, and others
Thought It was fmurrain. Nl1l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Delay Work on Driveway.
Especial To The ri .Jotcn

,sAL1SsBURY,3N.c c., April 2--Work5 on
the public. driveway to the Federal
appropriation OF $4,000 was recently
made by Congress, will not begin for
several months on account OF securing
q, tile 10th cright of way on the main
The title 10 he property rests in the
North Carolina Railroad Company and
the stockholders Of that company will
nave TO grant the right of way at a
meeting to be held IN July 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03

weeks open up Its new lire, between.
Washington and 5Newbern, N. c.. con-
meeting directly at Newbern with the At
5lantic ana North Carolina Railway under
lease of the Norfolk and Southern, and
giving through freight service between
Norfolk, Beaufort, Kinston Goldsboro
and other cities beyond NeWbern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Seek to Have Sentence COMMITTED

--- ! 171sTutuH.I ------
reported that counsel for George Mid
gets, alias William Johnson. colored,
sentenced to BIO hanged May a. 1907
for the nlurdcr of Charles r, Smith,
sign a petition asking Governor Swans
son to commute his sentence to life
Imprisonment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
MUCH SICKNESS.
Ofiley Neighborho in Hanover,
Has Worst Experience in History

I1II [SpecIa15to Tho Tlmes-DIspatch.1
# OF'FLIIY, HANOVER CO, VA, April
2.-The annual meeting OF the vcstry OF
St. Martins Parish was held at Fork
Church on yesterday, and Mr.. Roosevelt
Page was elected delegate to the council,
with Mr.. N, b. holland as alternate. Hhe
parish Is still without a rector, but they
hope to have one soon. 1T "a
q Never before was there so much sick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
-DsPATo RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, lpR18 1907

lhert, n few dnys5ago, and gave credit
nblt .>rformance. The wife and three
sons Of MI. y. g. 14ougNlin, one Of tic
most worthy citizens. joined the coin 4
pn1Iy and Will continue with 1t until the
season ends. 5FE Eli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Lynchburg, and is related to Randolph
Harrison, atwell known attorney OF
that city.
PLUNGE IN MINE SHAFT.
Farmer Loses Two Horses
in Peculiar Manner.

ALLIsONI.A. PULAsKIN COUNTY,
VA April MIR. Gardner, living near
fortune to lose fine team Of horses a
few days ago In q very peculiar way
He was ploughing in a field which had
been prospected for irol, and Just as
horses bit at the other. and caused it
to step back too near the edge Of the
hole. and the bank broke in ana pitched
which was about thirty feet deep,
drawing the other horse after him
or course, both horses
We're killed. h 81
Sc. Mr.. Gardner was unable to- recover
either tho ploW or the harness,
IF Open Washington Line.
NORFOLK, VA, April 2;--Tllc Norfolk
and Southern Railway will IN. about three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
v R N K IL s

Id 1llS WllfeS MAKE you look Old, much than
Il j worry wrinkles, or any other kind OF Wrinkles
4 hose pain wrinkles seem to petify your face
into look Of constant anguish, that is actually pain
full to- conte1n plate
Now, the pains that 50 many women suffer every
month are just the pains that you fear the most and that do
you the most harm; for pain is harmful because 81 it's weak
ening effect on the nerves. 55ss
Pain not only makes you LOOK DID, but makes vou
FEEL Old lttteraly WEARS you out before your time
So you suffer as indicated, from any Of the pains due
TO the ailments peculiar to women such headaches low
as-pas side-ache legache, nunbness dragging sensa-
tons etc. It is high time you did something to prevent their
coming upon YOU with such persistent regularity every moon
The thing to do to take Wine Of Cardui the wel-known
vegetable remedy for Wonen's organic ailments Prepared
from ingredients which act curavey diseased disodeed
Woany organs Cadui has, for upwards Of half century
demonstrated its marvellous efficacy almost all forms Of fe-
male disease BY its beneficial results the cases Of over
million suffering women.
Cardul has been successful in relieving and preventing
Wonanly us ana pains tor others: Why MOTOR your
Cardui does not deaden the nerves but vazes them and
gives them the strength to throw off the disease that causes
te pam II strengthens, builds and cures. lisa pure and
mountaineering tonic absolutely harmless and sure to Benefit
young Or old Sold everywhere. Try it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
: A Perfect Wreck 2

Wine Of Cardui has been2a God.
as my neighbors can testify. keep it
whenever feel bad fly to Cardui. E
tor about six years and the pains had (
with dreadful headache, backache, dull
me, and such pains low down, I though
die. tell you ] was a perfect wreck.
he did al he could but got nc better.
81 Cardul, and began to improve. No
walking. stand sonsmy feet, feela great
aches ! have described are all gone. |!
know what Cardui has done "a, me.
HIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
KENNEDY GOES FREE.
supreme Court Holds His Detention in
State Prison Is Illegal.

James Kennedy was today released from
the State prison under "a writ OF habeas
corpus The order for his release was
made by the supreme court this morning
AFTER hearing tho arguments In the mat
teF as presented by Atty Bismark SNYDER
fos the petitioner and Atty Gen. Breeaen
tor the state.
hehnsdy was convicted OF assault with
ta neaalS weapon In Ogden and was SEN
IA the state prison ana 10 pey a nne az
NV, Aiser giving him the benefit OF his
copper for good behavior his term Of
, , Years expired IN january 1906, hut lie
WAS held In Prison to serve one dav for
each dollar OF his fine II was contsn ded
~ nus attorney that the fine Imposed was
ilesdi Tor tfo reason that the maximum
penalty FOR assault with deadly weanan
" ive years ~ he state prison. The SUI
pleme court held that this connection was
good and ordered the prisoner released
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
ALICE ROACH
FACES A JURY
Siyteen-Ye ar-0ld Girl ON Trial
For Shooting an Assy-
rlan PeddIer.
TONY HANoN TELLS STORY
Defense VIII Attempt TO Prove That
Girl Shot In Order 10 Save Her
Sisters Honor.

The trial of Alice Roach. q young girl
w years of age, upon the charge OF as
sault with deadly weapon with intent
10 commit murder. was commenced be-
fore jury In Judge Armstrong; court
today The girl is charged with shoot
ing an Assyrian peddler by the name or
Tony Hanon at Bingham OH Oct 25,
1905. Hanon was the only witness on
the stand this morning and told, WITH
the assistance OF an interpreter, OF the
shooting which nearly resulted in his
death. Dist Atty. Lo0fbourow is prose-
cutting the case and the girl rs being
defended by Attys- A j. Weber and
Harry j. Robinson. A large number OF
Assyrians were Interested spectators IN
the courtroom this morning.
When the ca Sc was called Tor trial
Miss Roach was arraigned and entered
a plea OF not guilty 10 the charge. The
work OF selecting jury YVES then corn
menced and resulted IN the ioilo wing
jurymen being accepted Frank Cod
be. j. l.. Perkes A. l.. Foulser, John
Hall j s. Walker. Herman Campbell,
Philip Neder and h. G. Culver The at
torneys for both sides waived the usual
opening statement to the jury, after
which Hanon was called to the stand.
VERSION OF PEDDLER.
He declared that he called at tho
home Of Mrs. Jennie Gibson, a ssler
OF Miss Roach in Bingham, on Oct. a.
and showed his merchandise to both
the women. Mrs. Gibson took a cen
ter piece and tried II on her Ia BILE and
finally decided 10 purchase, and told
HanOn TO return for his money the next
morning, He did so, but when he
asked FOR the money, he declared that
Mrs Gibson told him to go away
He told her that he would call the POI
lice and turned to leave the place FOR
thar purpose.
when about SO feet from the house.
he said that he heard a noise, and
turned md looked around, He then
saw both the women standing In the
door with revolyers. but before he
could throw up his hands he declares
that two shots We're fired, and he fell
10 the ground. He then attempted 10
rawl away and finally asked man TO
assist him. The man helped him to a
saloon where he soon became uncon
soious One OF the shots took effect
fFanon had not completed his story
when Ihe court took recess for tho
noon hour.
Miss Roach was accompanied In court
today by her sister Mrs. Gibson, and
her sisters husband The defense Will
attempt to prove that the shooting was
done by Miss Roach In order tc pre-
vent Hanon from assa ulting her sister.
1t rs very probable that the trial VIII
last several days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
COURT NOTES.

4 petition for letters of adminIstrs-
lion OF the estate Of Erick G. Johnson.
who died ON FEB, IS, 1907, has been
Tiled In the probable division of the
district court by Emil v johnson, The
estate consists of cash i'll bank amount
ing TO Ss05. a
An action for divorce has been filed
in the district court by Samuel J. God
man against Nellie w. Goldman on the
ground Of desertion. They were MAY
Tied at Cheyenne. Wyo ON Nov 5,
1904, and II is alleged that more than
year ago defendant deserted plaintiff
and has absolutely refused to come TO
utah to live with her husband. She
Is now living in Denver. Colo
Suit has been filed in the district
court by Henry Wolff against w. FL
Carter doing business as the Carter
IeweIrS company, 10 recover s6Pl'5 and
interest alleged 10 be due for merchan-
disc sold to defendant on June !, 1905.
Plaintiff alleges that he cannot fur
ntsh a complete invoice OF the goods
for the reason that II was destroyed
in the fire at San Francisco.
The sanpete & SevSer Sugar company
has filed suit in the district court
against John Davis and Thomas Ed
niunds Ia recover the sum OF 5000 ad-
Vanced TO II. f. Larsen in September,
1895. and January, 1905, on his contract
with tho plaintiff. and the payment OF
which was guaranteed by the defend
ants in bond duly executed III favor
" the company for that purpose,
Eugene T. Mills has filed a petition
Tor letters testsmentary OF the estate
NJ Mary l.. Van Schoonhoven, who died
ON March 10. 1907. The will Of the
testator, which was executed only two
DAYS before her death, WAS also filed
for probate in the district court Tho
estate consists Of real property valued
AT $1,000 and personal property OF tho
value OF 81 500 There are II heirs
named in the will.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02

whether or not he will accept the POSI-
SION Mr.. Sitnpkin was In consultation
with the members Of the commission
LOT some utne this morning and It ls
presumed tpat every possible effort wax
made to induce him 10 accent. i, wa :
finally decided by the commission to
give him until Thursday noon to deter
mine the matter and at that time his
answer VIII probably be Forthcoming.
The commission made two appoint
rnents today IN other districts. V. c.
Gunnell of Ogden was appointed Judge
OF The court tor the Second district, and
a. a. Noon OF Provo, was appointed as
Judge for tho Fourth district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
DEATH OF MRS. HARPER,
Aged Resident OF Bis Cottonwood
Passes Away 1'his Morning

Harriet Taylor Harper Of Big Cot
tonwnod salt Lake county Utah.
wife OF the late Charles A. Harper,
pioneer of 1Si7, died AT 8 a. m today
a. the residence OF her son, Alma Har.
Der. SOS Seventh street. city. from
peceased was tho daughter OF John
Tsylor and Elizabeth Pummel, and
was born In Norwich. Norfolk. Eng,
land. Aug. rs. 1884, and became a
Latter-day saint In 1859 omigraled 10
trteh In 1854 She drove an OK team
from Inc Missouri river 10 Salt Lake,
crossing the plains With the company
~ which Charles A. Harper had
charge and TO whom she Was after
ward married in Salt Lake City by
president Brigham Young.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
IDENTIFIES ASSAILANT.
Grossoto Says Police Have Man Who
Shot Him Through Arm.

a man giving the name OF John Robin
son, and who is booked at police head
quarters as a Mexlccn, was arrested on
Second South street this morning by Of
tfcer kast on the charge OF assault with
harm
II is charged that Robinson is the man
who on the morning OF March S, shot
OF n saloon at 1873 west Second South
street CsrossotO was a bartender at the
place named and about O'Clock on the
morning OF the dare mentioned he was
standing in front Of the place with bis
right arm around barber pole. sudden
ly there was a shot fired and che bullet
went through SrossotNs arm. He was
taken to St Marks hCspltal for treat
ment.
After the arrest ot Robinson this morn.
ing GrossotQ called AT the station and
identified Robinson.