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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

p W. Brown, of Bleufeid,
M Va, was in town last week
II. F.. Fox returned Sunday
morning from a trip to Ken
ncky
III. Phillips, of London, Ky,
~ registered at Hotel Eugene
AS Friday.
ID. McGoldrich, of Knox
vile. was in town last week.
w. D. Coulson, of Bristol.
~ DOB town last week.
ms. D. Wright, of Lynchburg.
VI as registered at Hotel Eugene
Is Thursday.
George w. Lamherst, of
Roanoke. was in town last
week
Miss Edna Mann, of Fort
Rlackamore. has accepted n pO-
eifion in her brother, "a. Kelly
Mann. SO ore at this place.
The Post was IN error last
veek in saying that Mr.. j. II.
Mathew had rented Hon. II. z.
iryine's dwelling on poplar Hill.
d. Mathews has not yet Sc
cured a dwelling.
Am ice plant will be erected
81 Appalachia this spring. Big
Stone Gap ought 90 have an
enterprise of this kind.
Work ON j. II. Pierpoint's
new cottage is progressing
Rapidly. Joshua Mullins has
4he contract for this work.
Big stone Gap needs some
dwellings. Somebody viii hav,
A. do some building.
r.. G.. Horner, of Bristol. wai
Bin town the past week.
Dave Jackson. of Londoi
BY. was registered at Hote
Eugene last Friday.
Charles Chandler, of London
hy.. was I'M town last Thurs
day
W. y. smith, a prominen
knoxville travelling salesman
was in town the past week.
Buy your stationery at Ham
hlcn Bros.
R. r. Casper, chief clerk flo
the Stouega Coke and Co,
Company at Stonega, sper
Saturday night at Hotel FL
gene.
d. O. Gilmer, of Johnso
City was registered at Hot
Eugene last Thursday.
b. H. Epperson, of Bristc
was among the travelling sale
men i'm town last week
Rev. Robert McInturn,
Gate City, filled his regul
appointment at this place Su
day morning and night.
w. X. Nost, of Horton
Summit was in town Saturda
II Il. Whites, of Bristol. w
a visitor TO the Gap last Thur
day.
J.. b. Patterson came
from COrbin, KY. last wee
and spent few days in
Gap with friends, who we
very glad to see him again.
j. +. Salisbury and fami
have moved into the We
property on Clinton Avenue.
Read the advertisement
Fuller Brothers. of Appalach
IN this isue of the Post. I'll
have an up-to-date store in e'
~ respect.
George b. Wright, of Lou
vile, was in town last week
Harris Hart, Roanoke, st
inpector of schools, visited
stone Gap last week.
Go where you may and y
can't find a town 80 beautiful
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-03-13
Otto Brown aud Polk Wolfe
spent few days the past week
IN Bristol and Abingdon,

w. f. Weary has put in
tram road from the river leading
20 his ore mines on the north
side of Wallens Riddle at this
place.
A. Kelly Mann, the grocery
man, is doing a rousing good
business. Kelly is huStling
young man an q his many
friends wish him success.
Cumberland chocolates-ask
Kelly Mann.
Charles A. Harris. Of ella
morgan, was in town last
Thursday.
r. Y. Church, one of the off
GERS of the keokee Coal and
Coke Company. was over from
Keokee last Thursday ON bust
ness.
w. II. Tarvin. prominent
travelling Salesman, of Knox
Vile, was in town last week
Alakuma-ask Kelly Mann.
$. r. LESSEE left Sunday
morning for Cleveland. va. %
see his father, who rs ODD.
Polk Wolfe has resigned his
position with the bank at this
/ piece and has accepted "a posi-
+ tion with the imboden Coal and
/ Coke Company at lmboden.
Cumberland chocolates al.
ways fresh-ask Kelly Man
Miss Birdie Morton. Messrs.
Lucian Crane aud ~. w
johnson. Of Stonega. spent
Sunday i'm the Gap. the guests
Of Miss Norton sister. Mis-.
Reba Morton.
W. j.. Baker. the ARCHITECT
. and contractor. has erected
] work shop on Wood Avenue
opposite Nickels Bros store
where he Dis prepared to do al
, kinds of work iu his line Sc.
his advertisement elsewhere DO
this iesue
The local option election ID
-, Bristol. Tennessee. held las
Friday was about thirty-two O
one in favor of ab0lsh'ng On
s saloons a similar election SSH
be held I'M Bristol. Va. on th
pond of this month
! Congressman Siemp and VIII
and daughter. Miss jamie. n,
turned last Thursday uigl
D. from Washington. where the
5 have been during the recer
session of Congress. They wi
., spend the spring and SUNNI,
, at this place.
Rev. j. b. Craft. of RS
q. Cove. Scott County. viii preal
I'm the Baptist church ON mes
sunday morning and nigh
lr The Baptist chucrch is no
al ready for occupancy. and d
Do service Sunday viii bee the lr
u 10 be held in the church, VIII,
is one of the best churches
49, this section.
el Miss Margaret Wade and d
Ia Wilson. of Lee County. spe
. Tuesday In the Gap yisitil
81, Miss Elizabeth Nickels.
IS
The local option election
Knoxville Monday resulted in
of vote of 4l94 TO 2253 in favor
ar abolishing the saloon
M. Mr.. Patrick Kane. che w
AnOwn banker and capitalist
Gate City. was visiting ]
cousin, Mrs. r.. A. Aye
~. last week.
as Mr.. IL. j. Ayers. Vice Pre-
RS dent and General Manager
the Seaboard Coal Compa
and West Fork Lumber Co
up pany, went TO Bichlands q
"A, week.
ere II. II. Casper. of Norton, "
recently opened a large live
y, stable at Appalachia, died S
ny denly at that place on TuesC
'iis morning about II O'Clock.
Casper had a large circle
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"BEEcHnONT"

Under the special care Of Miss
Lumsden "a fine little Model
school has opened i'm the base
ment room once occupied by the
kindergarten i'm the DAYS of the
Stonoga Academy Only chill
dren under school age Il years.
are taken The session is i'm
the forenoon, beginning az nine
Cd clock.
This 10 a rare opportunity for
parents who wish 20 have their
children well started when they
enter the public school The
tuition is only two dollars per
month
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w. p. BAKEH.
ct, Contractor and But

Plans, Estimates, &C., Furnished on Application
Job Work promptly and neatly executed.
Shop opposite Nickels Bros Store.
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Faster and faster the pace is set.
by people of action, vim and
get.
So if at the finish YOU would bee,
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea
Hamblen Bros.
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TALK OF THE Town.

Masonls sAarns ans riss q I. r. Aus.
tinss tbs sste1 an1 sis<k asss.,
A lasgs las ~ star xoe4s thai must
y sleasa CT - enct .. i. HAls. AIS.
iientsr.
on sd sz4 silver wanasd a r.
tnssa' Psiess II sze-angs fsF goo<s -
2. \. burFa
l. r. Austln sslL sssns eustesa'
f.aasss. Al klnis au1 prices from aes %
s2oo PEE pair.
Waite impoFtsd isnass fss stsns eft
iffa Ei4sses 20 ee1ts . pair if9n tkif
fats Barr, tAs Isuslsr.
Ths Perry Real Estate sxsney Il o..
iesing a. ssp~riaily good tfAts u .
pguitf{ farm near Wiliansxs0wn. See
Iypsvrtlng and eepylax. writing
IRON dictatlon, circular ieffsrs .
.fsci.ity. Mfa. Niary G. Eys. and 8
blAnchafd bio<k.
! have aea ny express bsainsss ID
ofAnitesille % y v. Fitxpatrlsk. / uish
% thank al these Via has Gwen ne
thfif pstf1naEs IN the pat and hope
they VII eonfinae 70 patreaits ny az
eessor v. W Bellulis.
Having iaat arrived Ia town, I an
prepared q Do al kinds of tar conrrtte
work, aidsNslka, drissways, CUTTERS ans
eaFea work. also cellars cemented and
roofs repaired. Leave al orders - rdx.
lng works. upper end Mapis avenue,
hans, o. b. mail 20 lea River street.
Montpelier T. G. Golehsil.
Arrangements have been completed
W Cranite lodge. No. %. II. an4 A. vi.
lor a return engagement u the Boston
ChofAI Art eiab, thursday evening.
November f4ta. The club eonsists "a
The Aihlon. Corinthlan and Ruexiss
street Aais quartsts. being tne sane
Which gave such satisfaction IN Noysm.
Der lat year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
INTERESTING TRAVELLER.
Young Man, Nos a Bell Hop in Rutland
Has Gene Many Miles.

Rutland, Soy. I2.--ChaFies AfcKenna
a bell hop a. The BarInsll. ago III
year., a more ambitious than ths az
trage youth one sees working here and
there. On June - young Mekeuna left
BIZ home n Kansas City. having very
little change IN his pocket, determined
70 zee the country, and he worked his
way 70 Vermont BY turning Bis hanI -
various things. remaining in al tae
larger places he visited long enough "a
see most u the interesting feafures.
The boy kept a diary which i rather "a.
tsresting. he reached Vermont August
q and for a few weeks has been work
Ing on . farm owned BY his uncle ln
Brandon.
On leaving Missouri Mekenna hesdes
for Chicago. He found work In 4 hotel
there and after few weeks went up
the lake 70 Milwaukee,, finding opp5f
tunity % pick Up a good many dollars
IN summer resorts IN that vicinity. Of
his way east he worked ct Detroit
Cleveland, Buffalo, Syracuse. Utica,
Little Falls, Mex York and Albany. OF
ell the sighfs Witnessed on the trip ne
was most interested in the big ocean
liners and warfhips, never having seen
the sea before
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He Fought It Gettysburg.

David Parker Of Fayette, n. r.. who
lost foot at Gettysburg, writes: "Elec-
tric Bitters have done me more good
than any medicine | ever took. For
several years / had stomach trouble and
paid out much money for medicine 10
little purpose, until began taking Flee.
trie Bitters. / would nit take $500 for
what they have done for me-" Grand
tonic for the aged and for female weak.
nesses. Great Alternative and body build.
En-; sure cure for lame back and weak
kidneys. Guaranteed BY Red Gross phar.
macy Price soc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
AMUSEMENT NOTES
aThs Hsart a Marrlana.s

DaFid Beiakcos greatest and most
famous play, The Heart u 3laryiand. :
which the sblsst II American critics
have pronounced = dramatic lyrie q
love and sar," viii - the attraction -
The opera house next Wednesday even
ing No production % the stage n ths
pat decade has attained 20 magnificent
ana euduring . popular success - tkis
trama IN which lore. eonstaney, heretsm
and uufaiterine fJuFage enyirortd b
the tumult Of camp ard battlefield, dom
mate the theme Of The story and bold
until tho end the heart interest q the
audience. Tho thrilling scene IN the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
CHELSEA.

Fred n. Marley Of West Fsiflse was
In town On business Friday.
b. Frzak Fuller Of Verahire waa q
business risstor in town Saturday.
Mrs George Crifin and Ars. PeFley
w. Rogers are ssriousiy II and under
the doctoTs care.
Charles Z Godfrey was IN Tunbridgs
Saturday afternoon, where he WELDED
the h&mmar al an auction.
T. y. Lueaa and family spent Sunday
IN East Randolph. the guests Of Mrs..
Luras' mcther. Mrs. Arthur Camp.
Morris L Moulton Of Randolph Center
wa IN town last week. the guest OF his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Wales Moulton.
d.. F. II Godfrey, S. G. Wilson and
IT. y. Mattison were IN Montpelier Phi.
day night and took the conr1audcry
iegTees
Afr. and Mr.. Charles clifford, who live
On che Stafford road, entertained over
sunday the latter's niece. Mrs. Lane,
from Randolph.
The stock Of logs at the bobbin shop
las been worked up and the shop win
Be- closed up until the new stock comes
IN In the winter.
Charles II. Hunt i suffering from
severe attack Of asthma and seriously
threatened with pneumoaia, and Is under
the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent Of Brookfeld
spent a few days Ia town recently, the
quests Of their daughter. Mss Emma,
Fho keeps house for Z. o. Nation.
Mss Emma Hatch has completed
iuccessfal term Of school in Orange and
seturned % the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Hatch, Friday even
ing.
5lrs. Roxanna S. Jones returned Sat.
urday evening from Montpelier, where
she had been the guest Of her brother,
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy, since the pre-
ceding Monday.
Walter n. Dewey, who has been
faithful employe and foreman at the
bobbin shop Tor three years, has severed
his connection with the company and
went Saturday 70 join bis family in
South Royalton.
Lee Tucker Of Tunbridge was brought
before Justice G. b. Smith last Thursday
on complaint 81 States Attorney M. NJ
Wilson, charging him with the crime Of
manslaughfer, and was bound over for
appearance at county court Bail was
iixed at $500 and S. 9. Wilson aud J. NJ.
Jones recognized 10 that sum for the
appearance Of the respondent The fol-
lowing gentlemen from this town were In
attendance At the hearing; s G. Wilson
as respondents counsel, w. II. Sprague
making the arrest, d. IT. Adams, jr..
summonink the witnesses, and DR.. A. 7.
Marshall. states witness
The fall team Of school in district No.
N upper yillagej taught by Miss Mar
ion Whitney, closed Saturday, November
o. Those having no marks during the
term were Jesse Hunt, John Larrabee,
Anna, Eva and Jerry Lucas. Mary Oar
ling was absent one-haIf day, and Paul |
inc Darling on account Of sickness. Hale
Darling received one tardy mark Min |
ME Rogers missed the least number of
words and Anna Lucas received the most
III spelling Of any pupil in
the school. Miss Whitney taught 4 very |
successful term of school, and after |
a three weeks vacation with |
her parents in Tunbridge viii return
To teach the winter term in the same
district.
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Notice to the Public.

We arc still running q public surrey
and meeting all trains Telephone esd
papin Bros.
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POSITIVE PROOF
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ta4 feTy anssylsF ssteriaiiy a nlFst.
lsafee4 81 D1ans kiiseJ ri,is an4 PIE.
e4s1 = bex at n 4 DFeNn's drug 1lofe.
Aftsf J had taksa fAen q fsN 64ls
aesaes4 the pain IL - hack VS. met -
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ffom ~ fcfmef ffoasisf ei1es that
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eak.ent whsn ] hste saAss4 ffom slleht
sita<ks and alNaYe with sgoeess, aa1
hMse gsesmmsn6ad thea % others tine
ana Tins Azain. IL The csc a fFssna
whe Nas suffering from . bad ease e
kldbs1 trouble The use u thin fesnedy
absetutsiy cured klm.s
Per sale b al dealers. Pries %
cessta Fostsr. Niibafne Co, EHaaio,
MaN Nsat IL a..4sfa a. a. EEa1taa
States hemembef tbs nams-Doans
--ant taks No other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
NORTH MoNTpELrER.

Az per notice Oh first page, tickets
for tho grand vocal concert To 81 given
at the Barre opera house Thursday
for the grand vocal concert to be given
Choral Art club Of Boston. tickets car
De procured a William q. NYe. those 10
be exchanged on and after Monday even.
Ing, November nth, at 8 p. M, at Il. "A.
browne drug store. Take regular train
70 Barre. 4 special over TIE III. IL Nv. III.
II win return after the CONCERT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
PLAINFIELp

Az per notice on frat page. tickets for
the grand concert 10 Do given at the
Barre opera house, next Thursday even
Ing, November 18th, BY the Male Choral
Art Club Of Boston. may be procured Of
r. d. Bartlett these to be exchanged
on and after Monday evening", November
18th, at d;00 P. m, at +. A. Browns
drug store, Barre, Take regular train to
Barre. A special over the NJ. a w X. n.
will return after the concert
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
MARSHFTELD

As per notice On first page, tickets
for the grand vocal concert 20 be given
81 the Barre opera house Thursday
evening, November 18th, hy The Male
thoral Art club 0f Boston, tickets can
X procured III Mrs. Fl. " Spencer, these
to Be exchanged on and after Monday
evening, November nth, at p, m, at
II. A. browns drug store, Barre, Take
regular train 10 Barre. A special over
the ut. a. w. RI II. viii return after the
concert.
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belfry Of the old church tower, when
the courage and devotion Of Maryland
Calvert, the heroine. trinmphs az last,
would alone BE- sufficient % insure The
popularity 81 any drama. New scenery
has been painted for the production this
season, and the company 70 be seen here
i said TO equal any organization seen in
tue play since its frat presentation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money ON b0eent bottle
Of Greene'a Warranted syrup 81 Tar III
HI fails 20 cure your cough IT cold. we
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory o. money refunded,
Red Cross Pharmacy u. A. Drown,
G. II. Kendrlck 4 %, d. +. Davis,
George u, Edison, J, A Macarthur,
I'M. III. Miles a Co.,, MoAllater Bros,
ID g, Howard, J. A. Cumming,
j. WI ParTnenter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
ATTENTION
faa0rEA

Now comes the time ~ cold weather;
yoin winter clothes are not prepared for
the rough weather. To be prepared,
come 20 the Barre Cleaning and Dyeing
shop and haze your clothing cleaned,
pressed and repaired
Ladies and gents clothes cleaned,
pressed and repaired at short notice.
furn remodsled and repaired. Als0
gents suits made 10 order.
BARRE CLEANING AND DYEIHG SHOP
Telephone 49,
Eastman BIeek. isaso. Maia Sc. Barre. Va
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wooDSvILLE, N. H.

Mira. A. L. Clark gave her daughter,
Grace, fifteenth birthday party on
November 18th. There were ~ present
and tho evening was enjoyed with games
and dancing. There were good number
81 presents. Cake and coffee Was served.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
PEANUT DIET PROVES
FATAL WITHIN A WEEK.
Nebraskan First Became Insane After
-Four Days Of II.

Fremont, Neb., Nov. I2.--Because sci.
entists have reported that peanuts con
tanned al the elements necessary 10
maintain life, Archie Venuto, Fremont
man, attempted 70 live BY eating moth
ing but peanuts. with the result that
be died Of exhaustion yesterday after q
week Of poober diet.
AT the end Of four days Venuto be-.
came insane and was placed in q hos.
pital He had absolutely refused "a eat
anything but peanuts thereafter, and
drink nothing but water.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-02-12
TIPS

The federal army appropriation
o. $1,6O0,000 passed the senate yes
terday.
A railroad commission bill has
passed the Montana house and ia
vorable action is expected in the
senate.
The open town fight in Moscow,
Idaho, was disposed of yesterday BY
gamblers arrested pleading guilty
and paying fines.
A company with 500, 10000 capital
has been incorporated at Wenat
chez for the purpose Of installing
big power plant at the falls near
Cashmere.
Protests from the state of Wash
ington against the extension of a
forest reserve in Whatcom county
has induced Clifford Pinchott, of
the forestry bureau to withdraw the
order affecting three townships.
AT Junction City, Ore, a West
ern Pacific passenger train tele-
scoped the rear of a freight in the
fog. Two brakemen and Fireman
Bolder were injured. The engine
and two coaches were demolished.
The state department has ordered
diplomatic representative in Cen
trail American countries to ask
those governments to cooperate
with the United States in preserv-
ing peace between Nicaragua and
Honduras.
Timely discovery prevented
Count Whites family from being
blown up last night in st. Peters
burg. A bomb was accidentally
found in the chimney. timed to ex-
plode after the occupants of the
house had retired.
Over the vote of Mayor Dunno,
teh Chicago council granted 20
year franchise to the street railway
companies. The mayors objec-
ton was that no provision was
made for immediate municipal own.
ership. The franchises must be rati-
fed by referendum vote.
A party of passengers snowb bound
on the Great Northern in the Cas-
cades for a week past walked over
the snow 26 miles to Leavenworth
yesterday. Several women were in
the party, They complained that
the trainmen refused them
sufficient food. All suffered great
hardships.
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SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

Honey" Melody last night, at
Valley, r. L., knocked out Willie
Lewis in the fourth round after
Lewis had put it over him in the
first. Lewis is the most promising
welterweight in the country but he
is VIGOROUSLY lazy, He drinks beer
like a German brewer. His training,
as a rule, consists of half mile
run, 20 minutes boxing and the rest
of the time loafing. Then he makes
weight in the bath house.
Kid Scaler and Jack Kearns, at
last accounts, were shoveling snow
for the Great Northern train at
Whitefish, Mont. Scaler was due
to fight Kid Oglesby at Helena,
Mont, Feb. 81, but the date will
now have to be postponed. Scaler
and Kearns have been on the road
a week.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-02-12

the clerk. 81 don't know a mothers
son, but they have all given me a
fine reception"
Meantime the Omaha Perkins
was spending hours of gloom in his
room at another hotel. No one ap-
peared to welcoe him home.
Venturing on the street the next
morning. Omaha Perkins met an
old friend who greeted him with:
Hello, Perk. you are out bright
and early after the time we had last
night
What time?" said Perkins. 81
spent all evening in the hotel, and
had my supper brought to my
room"
His friend was puzzled. The
bunch" was summoned by tele-
phone and informed that "Perk"
had surely gone crazy.
They called up the hotel of Chi
cago Perkins and were informed
that Mr.. Perkins was asleep in his
room.
Chicago Perkins was routed out
of bed. Omaha Perkins confronted
him. For moment the friends of
Omaha Perkins thought they were
seeing double. Then it dawned
upon them. There weer two sepa-
rate and distinct r. A. Perkinses.
Explanations followed and Per-
kins, of Omaha, shook hands with
Perkins. of Chicago.
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lREALMFEDETECTME ST0RY
- The GaseQfMH George Eaalm


heavy at times. On the 18th. at
$40, a lad named Henry Garrett,
going to his work at the colliery,
observed that the pony was in
jured.
ut had a cut on the side" he
said. The blood was trickling from
the wound. 1t was dropping pretty
quickly. The alarm was at once
given. Constables appeared upon
the scene. BY $3.50 Mr.. Lewis, a
veterinary surgeon, was on the
spot. THE wound" he deposed,
was quite fresh and could not
have been done further than six
hours from the time he saw it." The
least learned of laymen might be
sure that if the pony was standing
bleeding freely at it could not
have been so all night, as the drain
must have exhausted it. And here,
on the top of this obvious consd-
GRAFTON, is the opinion of the sur
geon, that the injury was inflicted
within six hours. Where George
Edalji was during those six hours
has already been shown beyond all
possible question or dispute. So al
ready the whole bottom has
dropped out of the case; but, none
the less, the indefatigable police
went on with their prearranged
campaign.
(Continued)