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The Marshall republican., 1908-12-25
Where Bullets Flew

David Parker. of Fayette, N. Y.
a veteran OF the civil war, who
lost a foot at Gettysburg, says:
"The good Electric Bitters have
done is worth more than rive nun
dre,1 dollars to me. spent nuch
mon ey doctoring for a bad case OF
stom ach trouble. to little purpose,
/ them tried Electric Bitters, and
they cUred me. / now take them
as a. tonic, and they keep me
strong aald well" 50c at all drug
stores.
BLACKBURN
Al Rid EAGLEA few days ago
~ G. drew Mas in our oiflce tore
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-25
Would Mortgage the Farm

A farmer on Rural Route 2, En-
pire, Ga, w, A Floyd by name,
says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured the two worst sores I ever
saw I; one on my hand and one on
my leg. 1T is worth more than
it's worth in gold. l would not
be without It II I had to mort
gage the farm to got It." Only
25c at all druGRists.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-25

new his subscription to the Re-
cord. He informed US that. he
had killed an eagle at his farm.
two and onehalf miles southeast
OF Blackburn, trying to carry Off
a full grown duck. He called it
n grey eagle, but from his des-
crlption we are satisfied that il
was a bald eagle. He is taking
OF having it mounted.-Record.
j. ID. Price and Annie 10 er ro.
turned Sunday afternoon from 81
Louis. They had gone down with
Tour loads Of catt,e owned by Mr.
Prlce.--John Logadon moved
his family from Marshall to the
farm south Of town Monday. We
extend them a hearty WELDON,
to their old home after many
years abSence.--H. s. Ho k M
las so far recovered from his re-
cent paralytic stroke as to be
lrlven IN town Wedne day arte =
noon. We r glad that he S bet
ter and hope he will continue to
mNrOve.---Mrs. l.. ID. Curt ~
and daughter Miss Nel..e have re-
urned from a trio to M1nteyo.
ew MeXico.-Record.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-25
A Healthy Family

Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, three
years ago" says l.. A. Bartlett,
of Rural Route 1, Gui.ford, Maine,
They cleanse and tone the system
in q gentle way that does you
good. 25c at all druggists.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-25
GILLIAN

DR.. Osborne reports that Mrs.
Davidson underwent n successful
in Kansas City for APP
pendicitis last Saturday and is
rapidly improving =. NJ.
Heinzler returned Tuesday from
his trip to Oklahoma. He was
over seven counties and likes
everything he saw. He Seys A
bert Zahl has a good farm and is
well satisfied there.-iloba.
Vt IA meeting he'll he'a TanS-
lay afternoon by IL uInbnr of
ANGER, and you try hrce1ers, the
Missouri Val ey Poultry As ooil-
ion was formed by the election
of L. Z. Qu,senb1rry, resident;
M. HEX and, MIR Frank Evans
md Rev, Wm Ha5lar, vice-presi
eats, A. w. Gen e., secretary;
N"S. Eli j. Dan g, assistant sec
rotary G. H.. O. Le'mbrork, ttels
u err. Executive COMMITTEES; II. +.
lu.Senbeyry, A. W, Cen er. Mrs.
Chas. Petry, +. &. Letter. The
association eX ects to have a
how in January n some town
n Saline County AMI va trust
Gillian will take the matter ~
and offer such Inducements as
will be necessary to get the ex-
hibiton. Much good is accom-
llished by these asSociat'o ns. and
t - the no ~ OF the organizers
that every fanc.er, breeder and
fou.try raiser in this county be-
come a member.-Gllllam Globe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
TRINITY ATHLETICS.
lspeclal to rhe mines. plspatel,.l

DURHAM, N. C.. February 16.-The
Athletic Council at Trinity Thursday
afternoon ratified and accepted the base.
ball schedule. as named below, for that
ger Daniels has been at great dis
advantage In the securing of games
owing to the stringency OF the rules
Of the Southern Intercollegiate Attn
a member; There will be the usual
number Of much looked forward to
games with Northern universities and
colleges. Three Virginia institutions
stands, though two games with Rich
mond College, to be played in Rich
nond, are under consideration.
Trinity Will make no effort at secur-
Is not game scheduled with any of
the Leading teams OF tho State. The
schedule, as it now stands, embraces
twenty eight. games, seventeen of
mond. Trinity will take It's usual trip
South this year. instead OF into yir-
ginia and the District of Columbia, as
last year. The schedule is:
March leth-Trinity Park School, at
durham.
March 1sth-Elon College. at Durham.
March 2lst-Bingham School, at Dur
March 2sd-Lafayettc College. at
March c4th-Lafayette College. at
| Durham.
March 2sth-Randolph-a1 Macon College,
| at Durham.
March 3Oth-cornell University. at
Durham.
March s1st-cornell University. at
| Durham.
April 1st-colgate University (New
York;. at Durham.
April 2d-Colgate University. at Dur
ham.
April eth-Dartmouth College, at
| Durham.
April 10th-Georgia Techs at Atlanta,
April 11th-Georgia Techs. at Atlanta,
April 1stl,-Mercer University, at
macon, Ga.
April l4th-Mercer University, at
Macon, Ga.
April 15th-unlversity of Georgia. at
! Athens, Ga.
April lsth-university of Georgia, at
April l7th-Furman University at
April lsth..spartanburs A. c. at
April aoth-Delnware College, at
ApriI e2d-st. Johns College, at Dur
- April 2sd--st. Joints College, at Dur
/ ham D,r
MA May 1st-clemson College at Char
Nav 2d-Clemson College. at Winston
1 May 6th-Un!versity of Tennessee at
May '7th-Unlvsrslty Of Tennessee at
May i1th-Eastern College at Dur
| ham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
NEW s. s. LEAGUE
is NOW ORGANIZED.
Five Sunday Schools Join Assoc
CATION and Officers Are
Elected.
C. C. NC ULLoUGH PRESIDENT
Christ Church Association Enter
ing Warm Campaign for Adj
ditional Membership.
c. C. NC ULLoUGH PRESIDENT

The Sunday School League Is now
settled thing for Church Hill The
permanent organization of the league
was affected at meeting at the Christ
day schools are in the league, and at
least five Others are expected to enter
very soon. Those already in the league
are Christ Church. Union Station
Methodist, st, Johns Episcopal, st.
James Methodist and Hoge Memorial
Presbyterian. Each Sunday school has
three representatives on the governing
board.
g. Mccullough, OF Union Station Sun
day school. was elected president of
the league. DR.. BlankEnship was elect
ed first vice president, and chairman OF
registration committee: Mr.. ii. w. Bar
rows was elected secretary, and Mr..
III. T.iSimpson, treasurer.
All lines of sport Will be encouraged
In the league Only regular members
of the schools in the league may be
registered. The first work to be taken
UP Will be an outdoor meet, to be held
early in the spring. This will be fol-
lowed by two or three baseball leagues.
Only regular members of the schools
in the league can be registered. NO
member can be registered who has
ever competed in any athletic event
with or open to professionals. or who
has ever-received money for competing
in any athletic event. At least 80 per
cent. OF attendance at Sunday school
will be required for any athlete TO
be eligible for registration.
An invitation Is extended to every
Sunday school on Church Hill and in
and register as many of their members
as they wish.
Chris, Church Association.
Church association are on the
go for members. The whole associa ;
ton is divided into two teams--the
Reds and Blues. Every member
brought in between now and the goth
contest. Every one who secures new
member In that time VIII be entitled
TO a seat at the banquet that Is to be
given soon after the contest closes.
the winning team members Will sit
down to a spread of turkey, while the
losers will eat fish. The novelty OF
the contest has caused much interest.
ing for chance at that turkey. A
large drawing of a good fat bird, with
his tall spread, covers the wall at the
entrance to the rooms. and his tail
az each new member is brought in.
The turkey issues a challenge to every
ruary ss,h. ~ ~
championship have been run Off. and
the standing by classes and points is
as follows:
seniors--First. David Griffith. e.ses
points; second, W. p. Hay. 2.S2s points;
third. G. Michaeaux Charleton. 2,s3I
Juniors--First. Robert Bell, efs4
points; second A. A. Schaaf 2.T6s
points, third. W. NJ. Bryant. e,ol3
points.
High School-First, b. Anderson,
2,72S points. second, w King, 2.357
points: third, c, R: Arnali. 1883 points.
Grammar School--First. r. Norris.
1864 points; second, Marshall, sS5
points; third. Porter. 395 points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
WASHINGTON & lee
DEFEATS ROANOKE

LEXINGTON, VA. February 16.--Be-
fore large and enthusiastic crowd Of
spectators in the University gymna-
sum, Washington and Lee University
last night defeated the strong Roanoke
Y. NJ. c. A basketball team by score
OF ~ to IL.
After the first few minutes OF play,
Washington and Lees scoring machine
got busy and for the rest OF the game
kept the Roanoke boys dizzy with their
fast playing. Roanoke's team played
steady at all stages. but the Lexing-
tonians were far superior to them in
every department of the game. The
team work of the varsity's quintet was
the best ever displayed here before.
The passing of the locals was charac-
terized by remarkable rapidly and ac-
curacy. while goals We're pulled off
from every section of the field.
Captain Osborne. at end for w. L. u.
He was mixed up in every play and
shot goal almost at will. Bill STREET.,
w. L. Us football captain. was no
less a Star; his great strength and
swiftness enabled him to make several
sensational passes. lizard shot the pref
test goal of the game from middle
field in latter part of the second half
Bay and Crumpacker played the best
ball for the visitors.
Washington and Lee has not met de-
feat this year. and IL the team con-
tinuss to improve as 1T has for the past
ten days, 1t will prove stubborn con-
testant for the championship of the
South
The lineup was as follows.
w. l.. II. Position. Roanoke
Stein. left forward. !. Bay
Barker..... right forward. Crumpacker
Osborne centre. ....... Carlton
(Captafn) (Captain)
Smart fright guard. .Engleb.
Gzard)
STREET.. left guard. Bowman
8; Stein, 4 Engleby, 2; lizard, / Bay
l. Fouls-Streit. 4; Engleby. 4 Bay
2. Oficials-Krebs and Roberts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
KEYsV|LLE GERMAN.

IlEYSvILLE. VA, February 1s.-
The valentine german given by the
Keysville cotillion Club took pla,cs
and on account of the many out OF town
guests was an unusually brilliant at
fair Mr.. Henry Osborne dancing with
Miss Lydie Mccormick. OF Scottsburg
Va, was most pleasing and most
graceful leader, introducing many novei
and intricate figures suggesting the
valentine occasion. The hall was taste
fully decorated. the color scheme red.
being effectively used in long. grace
full festoons of hearts from the center
to the corners of the hall. The music
was furnished by the Danville string
ed supper was served. consisting of
salads and ices. The chaperons We're
Mrs. Chas Osborne, Mrs. Horatio Farm
er and Mrs. George Pettus.
Cormick with Mr.. Henry Osborne, Miss
Edna Spencer with Mr.. Scott Hammer.
Miss Delma Spencer with MIR. Rice, of
Farmyille. va. Miss Margaret Priday
Robertson with Mr.. G. NJ. Beasley. Miss
Irene Honey with Mr.. Richard Pettus,
Miss Da!sey King with Mr.. Alonzo Me-.
Musny. Miss Lucy Morton with Mr.. A.
Osborne with Mr.. Chas Osborne, Mrs.
Y. G.. Pace, Mrs. George Pettus with.
Mr.. Pettus, Mrs. FARMER with Mr..
fNtiticl, 1It D. -. w. Will nfs
Hilldrup, Miss Rice. Farmville with
Mr.. a. B. Hammer. Miss Annie Faris
with Mr.. Earl Arvlse, Miss Eunpie
Watkins of Richmond. With Mr.. Ludd
wilson. Miss Haskns with Mr.. Leon
Paris, Miss Waugh, OF Charlotte Court
house with Mr.. John Marshall, Miss
Elsie Eadallis with Mr.. Bernard Will
son, Miss Yates, of Lunenburg. with
DR.. Sendlg, Miss Susie Overly with Mr..
Ben VIM, Miss Frances Houston with
Or. Floyd Gregory, Miss Blanche
Thompson with Mr., Leland LeGrande,
Mrs. Forbs with DR.. Forbs, Mrs. Mon
cure with Mr. Moran, of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Lillian Gilmore with Mr. Bush
Glinn, OF Richmond, Miss Tina peana
NJ. McCorgo Mrs. J. A. Thompson. Mr.,
and Mrs. j, G. Pirddy. Hazel Rice,
Fud Hammer Miss Bessie Pettus, Mrs.
T.. T. Priddy, Mr.: Crenshaw. OF Mems
phis, Tenn, and Mr.. Clark,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
HAMPDEN-s SIDNEY.
Especial to The Tim es. Dispatch. !


HAMPDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE, Feb.
ruary 1.-THE baseball season, which
is now approaching. Is causing the stu
dents to look around and take stock 81
their material and prospects. From last
years team are brought over w. d.
Foster centre field; Beverly Stras.
catcher; Frank Johns, right field; G. III
Sterrett. first base; j. w. Stnton, short
stop. and Carl Fleming. left field. There
is said to be very promising material
to be found among the new men. and
there are some OF last years substi-
tutes who Will doubtless make good.
W. Dixon Foster. of Norfolk. Is captain
OF the team. and Frank Lewis. OF
Tazewell, manager.
Manager Lewis has given clt the
following schedule OF games for the
coming season:
March 2Sth--Medical College CT Vir-
gtnia at Hampden- Sidney.
April Dissatisfaction and Lee al
Lexington.
April 4tli--virginia Military Institute
at Lexington.
April I4th-virginia Christian College
at Hampden-Sidn
April 20th-Cluster Springs Academy
at Hampden-Sidney..
April 22d-Virginia Polytechnic In.
stitute at Farmville.
April 27th-Hoge Military Academy
at Hampden-S Sidney.
May 2-Rardolph- Macon College at
May 4th--Randolph- Macon Academy
at Hampden-Sidney.
May 6th--Richmond College at Rich
mond.
May i6th-william and Mary Col
lege at Williamsburg.
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reputation is too well known to need
any comment, and Cabanas, who is also
a strong man, will make the position
of catcher as strong as any other on
the team. All of our pitchers-Susong,
Fulton and Douglas-are back and
rounding into shape nicely. There is
not a lame arm or a stiff Joint among
them"
Among the new material. Morrison,
from the McCallie (Tenn.) prep"
school. and Wilmer, Pennsylvania
.frey,man of last year, are perhaps the
most promising, Morrison's delivery
is especially fine: Walker. of last
years Woodberry Forest team, a left
handler. also looks good. For flrst-base
there are several promising candidates,
notably Reed, Of Davidson; Martin. q
Randolph Macon College, and Baugh-
maQ, Of Roanoke-all fast men and
good hitters.
The only members of last years star
team that are missing are Hammond
field. Walker will be back in centre,
to the delight of all, Honaker the
football star, will be at short; Captain
Hoff, at third. and MadduN, at second.
Thorn. who played in rghtfeld last
season, will not, 1t is said, come out
for the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
BASEBALL OUTLOOK
FOR VARSITY is GOOD

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. February
1s.-The baseball outlook at the Uni
versity of Virginia is exceedingly
bright, judging by the showing of the
applicants in the cage of the Fayer-
weather gymnasium during the past
fortnight. Indoor work began on Mon
day, February Sd. and has been going
merily on each afternoon. The seven-
ty-tive men n; g !, who have reported have
practice on alternate days. The work
will be carried on in this way until it
gets warm enough to take the men
out of doors, No cuts will be made
during the indoor practice. When ask
ed abut the prospects for the season,
Mr.. H. III. Lannigan, associate director
OF athletics, said:
"If the team this year is not be-
yond Virglnia's usual standard, it won't
be for the want of good material. We
have seVenty-ive men out and they
arc working hard. Nearly half Of
these are applying. for outfeld posi-
tions, and though there are less can
didates than usual for the intleld most
OF them are high class. We will be
particularly strong behind the bat-a
position last year that was much
weaker than any other. Pearson, whose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17

ners In the country, and the University
of Pennsylvania's most notable figure
in track athletics, has been dropped
from the university roll, and. hereafter,
unless he be reinstated, must run I'M
attached, as he did in the Washington
Federal meet Saturday night
When interviewed by Washington
reporter, Haskins said he did not be-
lieve that he had been expelled. He
said he was in good standing on Feb
ruary list. and has an appointment with
the dean of the university for to-day,
Haskins holds the title for several
long distances, but he failed to return
q winner in either Of the races he ran
Saturday night. Pennsylvania will
feel keenly the loss ofsthe great New
Zealander.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
SWEDISH Athlete
is SEEKING IDEAS

PHILADELPHIA. FEBRUARY L.
Sweden has only about 100000 peo-
pie. but King Gustav V. has sent re-
off the best we have in ideas, and take
1t back to Sweden. The man who has
undertaken the job of transporting
our schemes on amateur athletes to
sweden is Mr.. Bruno soderstron. Of
Stockholm. and he Is in New York
right now to begin his studies. Mr..
Soderstrom Is not going to pick things
offin hurry, but he Is In this country
70 stay six months and get the whole
thing planted securely in his brain be-
fore he starts to load UP the ship for
a return cargo of ideas.
Incidentally Mr.. Soderstrom is one
of the best athletes in the world. hay
ing finished second in the pole vault
ing contest at the Olympic games In
Athens, and made good showing In
throwing the javelin, running and other
sports of equal Importance.
When the Swedish team returned
from Athens the members were given a
great ovation upon their arrival in
Stockholm. and King Gustav v immedi-
ately saw the Importance of encourag-
among his people. He found that
America furnished the greatest field
for study,, and Soderstrom was COM
missioned to come here and make an
exhaustive study of our system and re-
port back. so that the Government
sweden-as candidate for the athletic
honors of the world.
Mr.. Soderstrom holds record of IL
feet in the pole vault. Martin Sheri-
dan. who took him in charge recently.
says that the Swede is wonderful
specimen of physical manhood.
Soderstrom weighs 10 kilos. or some
thing that sounds like that, stripped,
meaning lat pounds In United states.
He is about feet inches tall. and
looks as II he were down to ringside
condition now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
WINSTON salem To
HAVE A BAIL TEAM
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. /

go Iapeclal tOlne EIlmeS- DlSpAlcn.
WINSTON-SA LEAf. N c., February
l6.-The Winston Salem Athletic AS
ISOLATION has decided definitely to play
baseball this year. A committee rep
resenting the association is receiving
letters daily from professional play
ers making application for positions on
the local field. The manager has not
been secured. yet but the commit
tee Is in communication with several
parties and hopes to close the deal
within the next few days. A few days
ago 1t was whispered around that the
Twin-City might not become member
or the North and South Carolina Base
BAN Association. for the reason that
the league had made changes non
acceptable to the men behind the move
ment One report was to the effect
t that til, the salary limit OF the players
season had been heightened. It APP
pears now. that the local committee
and league officials will get together
and reach an agreement that viii be
acceptable to all parties concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
SHEPPARD QUITS RUNNING.
VIII Not Engage In Indoor Races
Again This Season..

PHILADELPHIA, February 1s.-Mel-
the irish American Athletic club Who
first showed promise while attending
the Brown Prep. School in this city.
has retired from competition until next
spring. He feels that further work on
the board floor track would injure his
form in the Olympic games in London
next. summer. providing he made the
American team.
SHEPPARD made this decision. desnite
New York City teams chances Of beat
ing the Philadelphia team in the in
tercity dual meet to be held In the
been suspended by the Middle Atlantic
Association OF the A. "A. u. which assoc
citation took good care to have the sus-
pension expire In time for Sheppard to
run In PHILADELPHIA. for he Is a great
drawing card.
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winning the mile relay race from the
Georgetown Reserve team, after a hard
struggle The Georgetown varsity
four was at New York and substi-
titute four, almost as good as the first
team. was organized to meet the
Spiders.
The frst three men ran fairly we'll
together, with slight advantage for
Richmond. When Mohn, OF George
town and Loutham, OF Richmond, got
the last touch, the latter had about
ten yards start, Tho two ran desperate
~. first one. tEen the other forging
from the line, when he was barely
ahead OF the Richmond boy, Mohn col
lapsed in a faint L 10 managed
exhausted when he crossed and the
race was ended.
tt was a magnificent exhibition, and
the Richmond boys felt Justly proud
OF themselves, The track team will
now engage In more training for the
local outdoor meet in March.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
AUTO ACCIDENT
Driver Looked Back and Sent Machine IN
49, Ditch.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, February Ia
Looking backward to ascertain II woman
driving frightened horse was safe, George
+ Harris, driving his automobile to-day
near Montgomery. allowed 1t to swerve into
a ditch and In the wreck which followed
A. %. Rnlnes was pinned under the ma
chine. seriously Injured and almost drowned
IN the water that filled the ditch; Mrs.
Raines was painfully, cut; Mrs. Harris suf-
fered sprains OF back and nrms. and George
n. Harris suffered bad wrench of the back,
Miss Julia Harris escaped with a slight cut
on her lip.
Ralnes is In a serious condition. He was
III. der the machine for several minutes before
the few men available could lift the car and
take him to safety. and during part Of that
time his head was beneath the water, All
were remoyed.to hospitals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
EASY FOR ATHLETIC COPS.
Sheridan, Flanagan and NIcGrnth &c,
New BerthA.


NEW YORK, February 1s.-Three
world championship athletes Of the
Police Department were transferred to
soft snaps" in the license squads at
the City Hall to-day by Police Com
missioner Bingham.
The three strong men whose lives
have been made easy are Martin Sier-
idan, the all-round champion. who has
Matthew McGrath, who recently Won
the hammer throwing championship,
who has been at the Hamilton Avenue
Station. Brooklyn and John Flanagan,
the ex-champion, heretofore on the
traffic squad.
Their new duties will excuse them
from work on Sunday and holidays,
and they will be off duty at night.
Former Lieutenant Wiliiam J. Eggers.
been assigned to the Atlantic Avenue
Station. Brooklyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
Italian Chr.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, February To-
The American ear and one OF the
French cars in the New York to Paris
automobile race passed through Roch-
ester this morning. The Italian car
broke q radius rod q few miles east OF
Rochester, but came In under It's own
power at 1920. The Italians Will leave
FOR Buffalo at midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-17
Ten Years for Murder.

Snef'nE TO Thu Tlmes-Dispatch.1 ~
SALISBURY, N. c., February I6,--
For Staying James Walker, near Sails
was on yesterday afternoon sentenced
by Judge Council to ten years In the
state penitentiary. Tddy Boastin was
also sent up for three years for kill
Barnes was arraigned and plead guilty
to similar. crime. making three murr
der cases disposed of hero this week,
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All pleaded Guilty.

TSNNNt'F " THE 7TIMes- IlfSDhtch.J - -
LYNCHBURG, VA, February l6.-
During the present term OF the Cor,
poratlon Court, Judge Christian has
sentenced the following negroes to the
terms indicted: Robert Clements,
househreaking. two years, William
Jones, car robbery, one year. Guy All
bott, housebreaking, one year; Corcus
Taylor, housebreaking, one year. and
Henry Galloway, sin months In IAN
and SIS fine. All ofthese accused Mead
ed guilty and waved jury trial.