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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-11
MIR FowLER's REMEDY.

Representative Fowler, of New Jer-
sey, is chairman OF the banking and
currency committee in the lower
house of Congress, and his study of
the monetary question should give
special value 10 his views on existing
currency is. of course. the trouble.
and Congressman Fowler has given
the Associated Press his views as TO
the proper remedy. He says that
underlying business conditions are
thoroughly sound. and with some
means devised to get an adequate
amount Of currency in circulation
there will be no check in the prosper
lily OF the country. The leading fea-
lures Of his interview are we'll worth
reproducing. and are as follows:
The cause Of the currency strin-
gency is that there is scattered broad
cast throughout the country. at the
minis. in the wheat. corn and cotton
fields. in the pockets of the people or
locked up. about sI.3O0.0OO.OOO of
The reserve money of the United
States. most Of which under a pro-
per condition could be in the banks,
serving as reserve. During the last
four months there has been sent from
the banks into the country districts
approximately $500, 100000 OF cur
rency- OF this amount $250.000.0 900.
approximately was reserve money.
which, II il were now in the banks.
would serve as basis OF more than
$3.50 100000 credits or loans. and
The present crisis would have been
averted. This result could have been
accomplished without increasing our
bank reserves 20 the extent OF one
single dollar. without increasing the
liabilities Of the banks OF the country
% The extent OF one single cent.
= challenge any man 70 controvert
this statement. and submitthe follow
.1g g absolutely conclusive proof OF
he assertion. II the banks OF the
country in which the $3.50, 900, 900
had been deposited had been author
lied Is they should have been. TO
create bank note credits. as well as
bank book credits and they had pro-
ceeced % convert this SZ5O.O0O, 900
r. 5ank book credits INFO bank note
credits. The banks would not have
been affected in any degree in any
"a Whatever. and the whole coun- f.
- would have been amply supplied .
|lth currency with which 70 tran
sact all the fall business.
How could this have been done2 F.
Simply 81 authorizing each bank to
Issue cashiers checks payable to ,
bearer. which IS a current credit
that is, credit that passes by mere |
delivery, requiring no Endorsement. /
b this process the s25O,0OO,OOO Of
Hank book credits would have been T
converted into bank note credits. and
~ me reserves required for both
forms ri credits should be the same. .
mere could have been no change
whatever il the situation The bank
drJ' H. The same. the amount Of the
reserve is the same. II has been
only Il matter Of bookkeeping.
An issue Of credit currency ade-
Guatc 10 meet the requirements o.
trad" and currently redeemed in gold
coin is Il principle followed by every
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-11

Mr. and Mrs. E T. Long. Miss
NeTnie Bryan. Miss Gladys Long. Miss
Skinner, of Jacksonville, and Mr..
Walter Creekmore went down 70
Mayo and Alton yesterday.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-11
THE LIVE OAK PUBLISHING COMPANY

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT will be
mailed TO any part of the United
States, passage prepaid, for $500
per year; $3.50 for six months;
s1.25 for three months, or SO cents
for five weeks, in advance De-
nvered to any part OF the city, by
carrier. for 10 cents per week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The Nebraska senate passed tho
two.ccnt passenger rate bill by vot,
Of II to 0.
Fire at Niles. Mich. destroyed tho
mill OF the Niles Milling Co. The loss
is 100000
Alys. John Grimshaw and her s
months.old son were burned to death
IN their house on a farm near Royal
OAK. Mich.
Assistant Paymastcr W. p. Sypher
United States navy. has been dis
missed from the navy on account OF
technical embezZlement.
At sydney. n. s. W.. Jack" John.
son. the American pugilist. defeated
Peter Felix, the colored heavyweight
champion of Australia in two minutes
of fighting
Josiah Ross. OF Buffalo, n. Y. prosi.
dent of the Ross Manufacturing Co.,
manufacturers of Woodworking ma.
ehinery, shot himself in his office,
dying almost Instantly. III health Is
supposed to have been the cause.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
a Fatal Sn,ashup,

London. Ont, Feb. 20.--Thc Chicago
Pacific ESpresa, wcstbound. on the
Grand Trunk, was wrecked in the
East London yards last night One
trainman was killed and the 400 pas
sengers on the express received q Sc
we're shaking up. An leastbound
freight train Of "a refrigerator cars
WAS pulling into q siding Off the main
line when the express came into the
yards. The express "sideswiped" tho
cars on the end Of the beef train
overturning the engine and baggage
car OF the former, Travelling Engineer
George Ranton, OF London, who was
riding on the passenger engine, was
torn to shreds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
A RAIL SPREAD.
Evidence Shows that This was the
Cause of the Recent Disaster on tre
New York Central Road.

New York, Feb. 20.-The fact that :
spreading rail caused the wreck OF "a
White Plains express on the Me-
York Central railroad last Saturdie
night In which II persons were klll5
was developed at the coroner's u
quest Tuesday. Under the eXaminp
tion OF Assistant District AttOrn$
Nathan A. S.,."lh. the New York Ccy =
trails engineer OF mainionance &
way. II. $. Ballet. testified that X
found that tEe end OF one Of the raiS
on the outside of the curve AT llS
point OF daraIment had been spruIg
sidewiGe II distance of live inches. IN
other end OF The rail was held 2
place. bnr where the rail spread ~
spikes holIing. the outside OF the rsH
to the ties had been sliced off as II q
a planer. The heads Of the bolt
holding the end OF this rail TO the ne I
rail were broken of.
A tremendous force, Mr. Ballin
said. must have been cXerted upon ID
rail TO cut on the head OF the spikd3
but he did not know whether 10
speed of the train would have bet5
sufficient.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
FREE TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that II petit
tion will be presented 20 the BOARD
of County commissioners of Marion
county, Ohio, at their special ses-
sion to be held on the firth day OF
March, A. D., 1907, at 1 O'Clock, y.
I'M. asking that said board appoint
petitioners TO lay out and establish
free turnpike. road, lying and being
fully within said county, between the
following points, to-wit
Beginning at the section corner of
sections 23, "a, %. and 2G, Grand
Prairie Township, In the center OF
the Rexroth pike. thence south on
the section line between sections %
and 26, and 35 and 90, 10 the east and
west half of section line of 90.
distance of one and one-half miles:
thence west on the east and west half
|of section line Of sections 81 and 34
to the center of Marion and Bucyrus
pike, distance OF about une and
|one-fourth miles, making a total dis.
tance of two and three.fourths miles.
Said petition also prays that said
Board of commissioners OF Marion
county, Ohio, levy an extra tax to
the amount which shall not exceed
ten mills on the dollar, on the valua-
ton In any one year, on all the
lands and taxable property within
the bounds OF said proposed free turn
pike. and that said levy continne for
ten years II the cost and expense of
building II be not sooner paid.
W. A. LUCAS,
-23-Gtwed Principal Petitioner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
AM AppeaI 10 ohloans.

Columbus. o., Feb .20.--The Ohio
branch OF The ited Cross. OF which
Gov. Harris is the president, on Tues-
day appealed TO the commercial
bodies Of the state for contributions
for the relief OF the sufferers from
famine in China. The circular says:
Gov. Harris in issuing this call re.
quests that all contributions he sent
to the Ohio treasurer OF the Red
Cross, e. II, Sharp president Of the
State Savings Book and Trust Co..
Columbus, o.. who win transfer 1t to
the National Red Cross treasurer at
Washington to be disbursed through
Secretary Taft"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
A eia Oft by q Banker.

Cincinnati Feb. 20.--J G. Schmid.
lapp. widely known Cincinnati
banker and millionaire, on Tuesday
announced the establishment of u
trust OF s250,O00, the interest on
which is to be- devoted TO the benefit
OF young women. The trust is estab
llshed as q memorial 10 Mr.. Schmld.
lapp's daughter Charlotte. who was
killed In an automobile accident in
France last summer. This makes a
total OF $50o.000 given by Mr.. Schmid.
Iapp recently in memory of his wife
and two daughters. all OF whom at dif.
ferent times met accidental deaths.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Mra. Eeleht plead, Not Guilty.

Cleveland, Feb 20-E Eefant and
protesting he. innocence OF III,
charges broUgh, against her name
Mrs. Mary Fcicht, wife of Canton
o., man WHO Il engaged in the news
paper business, appeared before Judsv
Tayler IN the United States district
court Tuesday and formally declared
herself not guilty of writing many OLE
scene letters To men and women di
prominence In Canton. The ease was
SET Tor hearing on March IT, .I,sdT
Taylcr said that the old bond of 81 ,00l
would he perfectly sufficient
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Eachtei ic Grilled.

Lisbon, o.. Feb. 20.--,f'ormor Cash
Ter Corwin ID. Bachlol. being tried fol
wreci:ing The Canton state bank. WAS
subjected 10 rigid crOss'eXamination
Tuesday by the state attorneys. Ite
repeatedly availed himself Of tie
privilege OF refusing 10 answer ques;
tions tending 10 sclf-ncriminatiOni
lie admitted that at one time tn
overdrawn accounts of Vice Prcsidcht
w. l.. Davis and his conpanics agerc
sated Silj,000, while the paid IN
stock was only s1S0,00G.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
A story Of Crime in Idah,.

Wallace. Idaho Feb ga story
crime aud conspiracy was nnfolde
Tuesday IN the trial Of Steve Adam
accused Of the murder OF Fred Tyle
when Archie PhIlllps. Tylef's nelg
Dor, told OF the Jumper Killers; a
sociation." secret society alleged
have been formed by men living alou
Marble creeh in 1904 HItS plrpol
was supposed 20 be E'e killing OF me-
who had Jumped the timber claims I
the earlier arriyalfl Jack Sinpkin
whose claims had been jumped I
Tyler, was supposed 10 be one Of "
rinYlcadern. ~ aiso Was Steve Adalt
Phillips said he left the district nfl'
Tyler wa kifed bcc.usc he w
cfiaid to gtay, 4 week later hip cab
was blown pp by dynsmlses X v
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
BUCKEYE BRfvITlfS.
A Jail Delivery Is Prevented.

Rowling Green. o.. Feb. 2O.--An Mt
tempt by prisoners ia escape from tht
county Jail here Monday night was
frustrated when ten wooden kcyf
were taken from tue prisoners. Tho
Keys were perfect and opened all the
doors outside Of the cells. They wcpt
10 he used bY the prisoners after thos
were liberated from their cells. Two.
bars were also found almost COM
plctcly sawed on by case knife. The
cells were equipped with mirroni
which enabled tie prisoners to seq
;he approach Of anyone. How Ihs
prisoners obtained the patterns re-
mains Il mystery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Ills Fight in the French
Parliament.
CHURCH QUESTION
Is Ihrashed Out and lha Govern.
menl's Plan for Leasing Churches
TO Priests Is Approved.

PGris, Feb. Poly o m, ,iority OF
35i the chamber of deputies on Tues.
day not only expressed confidence I'm
the government and authorized il To
conclude negotiations for the leasing
or churches TO parish priests. but II
endorsed with storms of applause .
remarkable speech by Minister OF
Education Brland in which the OK.
treme left was openly rebukcd for its
intolerant spirit.
The minister declared IL was un.
worthy of republics. or even free
thinkers, not 10 respect the faith OF
millions OF their fellow men The oh.
1ect of separation, he said, was dis.
establishment, not persecution. Lib.
erty or wOrship. whether Catholic.
Protestant or Jewish, must be respect.
ed. The Catholic church was NOT like
any other sect. II had seen ut to for.
felt churches, seminaries and rector.
les of which II might now he IN pos.
session. but this did not prevent the
government from recognizing the
right of Catholics TO worship. and the
government therefore intended to
keep the Catholic churches open for
CatHOiicc ana FOR no one else.
When NJ. BRAND had finished the is.
sue had been clearly defined The fol.
lowers of NJ Combcs were literally
overwhelmed
Premier Clemcnccau cut rather n
sorry figure. Although he indicated
his approval of all NJ BRAND said. he
did not mount the tribune. and the
leadership OF the church question
plainly has passed 10 his subordi
nate.
VI. BRAND took care not to reveal
the text Of the contract agreed upon.
thus leaving latitude To give and
take. should further obstacles arise
He announced. however. that the gov.
ernment would insert n clause In
these contracts to prevent foreign
priests, or members OF rcilgions or.
ders not recognized In France. from
becoming parties thereto.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
WAR BEGINS.
Armies of Honduras and
Nicaragua Clash.
ON THE FRONTIER.
Honduranians are Said 10 Have Been
The Asgressors and We're De-
teaied After a Long Fight.

Managua, Nicaragua. Feb. Gothic
| troops OF Gon. Iionilla, president oi
Honduras, ut 3foclock Monday after
noon attacked the forces OF Gen.
Zelaya. president or Nicaragua. which
were guarding the Nicaraguan from
tier. After many hours lighting the
army OF Honduras was defeated.
Panama, Feb. 20.--.PasGengers who
reached Panama Oh Tuesday from
Central American ports brought the
| following additional Information re-
gardng the outbreak Of hostilities
between the forces of Cen Iclaya.
president of Nicaragua, and Gen. lio'
nila. president of Honduras, on the
Nicaraguan frontier. They say that
Zelaya Is hacked by the enemies of
Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.
These agtators are known locally as
.emgratos.r On the other band Hon.
drras IS supported by Gen. Escnlon,
president of Salvador. and Manuel
Cabrera. president of Guatemala.
II Is declared that the ambition o!
Zclaya Is TO establish q union OF the
states Of Central America. His plan
IS to replace the present presidents
of these states by others favoring his
project lie is trying TO begin with
! Honduras, which Is considered the
weakest of these countries. Policarp
Bonilla who was at one time presi-
dent of Honduras. aud who led the
trecent revolution in that country. Is
now In Costa Rica, presumably for
the purpose OF persuadins that gov
cpnrpani ia rpmlin neu(Tul
The government OF Costa Rica is
enforcing the existing statutes TO pre-
vent the arming and organizing or
Nicaraguan "cmigratos" or refugees.
avho are living In Costa ltica. Busl'
! ness In both Honduras and Nicaragua
Is paraiyzed The recruiting of men
IL causing heavy losses 10 the coffee
planters. Last week honduras re.
ceived large consignment of war
material. 4s4.s
Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Feb. 10.
by steamship. via New Orleans. Feb.
2O.--The attitude OF the lIonduranian
government In the present imbroglio
with Nicaragua was expressed by the
arrival here OF declaration by the
national congress Of Honduras that
|
declaration was issued at the capital
February . and on the day following
1000 men marched 10 the executive
mansion where congyess was In ses.
sion, and demanded war against
) Nicaragua.
The mass meeting brought np the
subject of armed American camps
| during 4 discussion of enormous con-
cessions granted by Nicaragua 10 for.
clgners part of these grants being
situated IN territory awarded TO Hon
duras by the recent settlement of the
boundary dispute between Honduras
and Nicaragua. Rcnorts were current
some months ago, II was declared ut
/ the mass meeting, that Nicaragua eX.
pccted tho American company and
their men to aid theu against Hon
duras In defending their grants, and
II Is known thai these American com
panies have been Grming.
The lionduranian congress early
this month passed decree 10 protect
the concessionaries.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
viii Honor the Regulation.

Jefferson City, Mo. Feb 20.--Gov
Folk postponed the hearing on the
requisition for H. Clay Pierce. OF 81
Louis. head CT the Walers-Pierce Oi
Co.. asked by the Texas authorities
until to-day to await the arrival o
the sheriff of Travis county. Texas
Pierce that unless they agreed {,
produce Pierce at Jefferson Cit,
within three days he will homo
the requistion. Mr.. Pierce is winte,
by the Texas authorities To answer
4 charge OF having made false aitl
dav.ts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Would Put Gamblers Out Of Business

Springfield, H.. Isab. 20.-Rcprc.
sentative Ton, of Chicago. has intro.
duced bin in the lower house carry.
ing heavy penalties for running pool
rooms. bookmaking or conducting any
betting operations Oh the result OF
trials of speed. or skin of man or
beast in Illinois. The bill not only
appiies to pool rooms on land, but in
cmdes boats nsed for the purpose OF
carrying on wagering on horse races
and is aimed al Il steamboat used by
d Chicago syndicate on Lake Michl'
gan for betting purposes. The bill
also forbids the writing. printing,
publishing. selling or giving away OF
any Information concerning betting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Cement Factory Burned.

Alpena, Mich. Feb. 20.-The plant
Of the Alpena Portland Cement Co.
was almost completely wiped out by
fire last night Only the fire room
and warehouse remain standing. The
fire started in what is known as the
raw" end Of the mill and destroyed
the kiln room, clay house and coal
grinding room. spreading rapidly.
The plant cost between 100000 and
100000 and the loss Is probably
100000, as all the machinery was de.
shoycd. The insurance Is 100000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Gov. HarrIs Appoints Trustees.

Colnmbus. o., Feb 20.--Gov. Harris
on Tuesday rcappolnied Alex Renick
OF Chillicothe, a trustee of the epilep
TIC hospital and Cory Winans, of Mi
ami, a trustee of the Madison Sol
diers' Home, Charles p. Wickham
was appointed to succeed S. A. Wild
man In The latter board. Wndman hay
Ing resigned. Both men live at Nor
walk
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Turn Your Face
Into Dollars
Many a Man Has Failed Because
His Face was a Picture of
Calamity.

II takes Sunshine TO produce n
rose. - perfect rose. And so man,
to be successful must have sun
shine inside. The ffc which has II
not. which has no health and no
happiness. is sour. surly, pcsslms-
tic and ~ failure. The world already
has too many vinegar faces That
breathe ill-Wll and strife. The
world wants joy, comfort. Sunshine
and will cling TO the man who mas
It, who adatcs gladness and til-
ump.i wherever he is and under all
circumstancc
Some people have n genius Tor
seeking ont the dsagrceablc, the
crooked, The bad and the ugly.
These are ahe dcstroytns; they
travel I'm schools, they herd TO-
gcthcr for they love their kind.
and the cheerful part Of the world
will have nothing to do with them.
And why is II that 50 many ped
die disaster knowing at the same
time that II they 30. tlcir hves
will be ruined! Some people cannot
help it, l'or pcssimism usually
comes from bodily disorders, and
this cannot always be prevented.
The stomach, for instance, IS the
moSt common cause OF discomfort,
sour face. rccklessness, disgust and
lack of ambition. "A bad stomach
there is lie secret Of many n
failtur. Anyone can have good
stomach, q strong stomach, n stom-
ach that can take care OF anything
and everything that is put III IT.,
no matter whether IT is n very
bad stomach now on not. Then why
not have it!
Stuslrt's Dyspepsia Tablets do
this very thing. One ingredient
of these little tablets digcsts 5000
grains of food, and no matter how
hai is yom' dyspepsia or Indigestion
these tablets will digest everything
in your stomach, thoroughly and
completely, aud better and quicker
than healthy stomach ear do the
same thing. Stuart IS Dyspepsia
Tablets viii cnre quickly loss Of
appetite, braSh, Irritation, burning
sensations, nausea, heartburn. cruc-
taiions, loss of vim and spirit, bad
memory aud dyspepsia and indiges-
ton in thor very worst forms.
No other little tablets in the
world can do so much. Yon should
ca1.,.y SiuaIt = INsncnSio Tablets
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
star rwlrlers Want More Coin.

Cleveland. Feb 20.--Addic Joss and
Robert DUSTY Rhoades. Clcveland's
star pitchers last season. have sent
back the contracts offered ihcm by
the Cleveland baseball club. unsigned.
The Cleveland club offered them q
substantial increase over the salary
paid last year, 5000 apiece additional
money. but cmi out the bonuses OF
$500 given thcin last year for winning
go games.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
ALLEGED erIbers Pleaded Not Guilty

Columbus, O.. Feb, 20.-Nelson Can.
non. agent. and II. c. Long. superin
tendont OF the Cleveland Trinidad
Paving Co, were arraigned in police
court Tuesday and officially charged
with bribery OF the members of The
Columbus board of service IN the mat,
ter OF paving East Broad street. They
pleaded not guilty and were released
under $4,000 bonds each.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
A Fatal Mistake.

Massillon. o.. Feb 20.-Mrs. Robert
w Topel, bride of two months,
caused the death of her husband Tues.
day by giving him an overdose Of
morphine. Topel had been suffering
from quinsy A doctor was called and
prescribed morphine. The wife did
not follow his directions in admins
tering the drug. The coroner pro
1ounced 1t case of accidental poison
Ing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Is Removed from office.

New Hayen. Conn, Feb. 20-Tax
Commissioner Frank H. Healy was re-
moved from Office by Gov. Woodruff
last night for improper conduct as Il
state ofiicer. He was charged with Of
f6fihg to secure a Hartford county
enthusiastically for Howard u.
steele upon payment OF 1920.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Killed Her Husband.

Springfield, o., Feb. 20.--Aftev quar-
reling half the night, Mrs. Henry Val.
entino. a mnlatto woman, shot and
Killed her husband at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday morning. She claims she
shot him in self.defense, and that he
threatened her life. Valentine is a
negro politician and was scrgoant-at.
arms OF The republican central com.
mittCc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
scabeIl Il Put Under 5000 Bond,

Dallas, Tex, Feb. COW. l.. CabelI,
c(pnmander OF the Trans Mississippi
department, United Confederate Vet.
sress, was on Tuesday placed under
. bond for $4,000 In connection with
The Honduas lottery matter The
cnee will come before the federal com
missioner March 2 for q hearing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
French Cruiser Ran Ashore.

Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Feb.
20.--The British steamer Patani re.
ports that the French cruiser Jean
Bart stranded on reef off the Bar.
barry coast February 12 and al cr.
forts TO reaoat her have been un.
availing. The crew of the cruiser arc
encamped on shore.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Great Northern Railroad is Indicted

New York, Feb 20.-The federal
grand Jury on Tuesday indicted the
Great Northern Railway Co. on a
charge OF violating the Elkins act by
paying rebates to Lowell +. Palmer,
trafic agent Of the American Sugar
Refining Co. IN this city. There are
tw0 counts alleging the payment Of
$14 4.590.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Slot a Cricket PLAYER.

Philadelphia, Feb. 20--As tho rs
suit OF u fend OF long standing, Daw
son Hoope5 on Tuesday shot ant
slightly woun.ed Charles Newhall
the well known Germantown cricket
player. ut Amber suburb. Hope.
was arrested and held In $1,000 bail.