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The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
YOUNG BARKUMS RUN CIRCUS
Two Virginia Lads Have Their Own
Miniature Show.
Only Fifteen Years Old, Boys Make
Tour with n Good Canvas
Performance.
sDsall 70 ne Ivashiastoa Head

oDscla- 70 Ire Washington HerzId
Clifton Forge. Aug. 2e.-Just as al
gTeat things have little beginnings. Jus,
as BarnU1u or Forepaueh. Bailey or sells
Buffalo Bill, OF, in later days. Frederic
Thompson and the lamented Dundy laid
the foundation stone OF their thrilling.
shocking, death-defying. sc. &c. &c
entertainments Tor the millions in hack
yards and haymovys, so to-day the Beas-
ley Brothers. bright lads Of fifteen sum
mers, having started their show abosst
four years ago with tents imp-ovised
from old mating. wcrn-out carpet. and
discarded bed clothes. and with seats OF
Scantling resting on broken furniture. are
to-day running their own show in a tent
which they have bought and paid FOR
by themselves. big enough 10 accom-
modate nearly 30 spectators. and are
touring the nearby towns with big
CROWDS ar every performance.
The Beasley Boys show is not "a froI5c
for the youthful entertainers themselves.
nor sorry imitation Of the big shows
they have gathered around them a dozen
OF more performers. none OF them over
sixteen years Of age. The performers
are costumed Ike those of any Of the
big road shows. in tights and spa7gTed
trunks The circus is lighted up by Hsr-
ng gasoline torches. and there is mink
einonace- &c. In the true styIe Of -'raa
greatest snow on earth
The performance includes q -,zf- 90 II
i5aJed ponies troop OF trained dogs an5
lFeni-e acrobats engaged in rumbll7r
lSnt-rcpe walking. and bar and rrapeza
stunts The show takes nearly two hon.
p us production. and concludes u-5+r -ra
.N'ltlnS Leap for Life in which on
olnsster cashes thirty-eiEht feet through
he air, and Is caught by q second -a-v,-
a. VINO hangs suspended by his heels
rom a ladder.
Not a bit Of silly business acroupe75as
ne snow Everything Is run OF in
lsnlHed way, and II is this feature -1a-
ms me approval OF the older spectators
De Beasley Bros Snow does IT'S ov-7 {
oFeruslng. with posters on sidewalks .
\ nat amuses the grown-up spectators
'ost Is the mesaphonic yeI7 of The o,.--
ide barker and the profound ffr7f--- 4
O tle Eelmeted amateur COPS who n-a- I
7TEe order about the miniature show
me boys have already put their sboz
p a paying basis. and are looking for
ara 70 real tour for the next show
sason-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
4 Senatorial GRAVEYARD

From the New YORK Word
BY the defeat Of Chester I Torp a.
the primaries Kansas consigns one roo-a
Of its Senators 70 its political grave
yard During the last forty years in
fortune in one shape or another has
pursued the Office which Long must soon
vacate-
In 1855 James Henry lane. after q
stormy career. was elected Senator from
Kansas. only the next year 10 be strics-
ea by paralysis and 10 die a suicides
death Edmund G. Ross foretold v-ba1
he voted against Impeachment OF Presi-
dent johnson that he was digging his
political grave The prediction vas
realized He was virtually starved or.t
Of Kansas. and last year died IN nov
erty in New Mexico Senator Pomerov
failed Of reelection because OF charges
OF bribery.
Later came the brilliant ingalls,. who
after serving three terms was swanDs5
In the tidal wave Of Populism thar
swept over Kansas in the early SOS
PETER, the PopUlist. succeeded him. last
ed one term, and was retired to oh
5curity, where he sJiu survives. Later
came Senator Burton as a Republican
who while in Office was indicted for prsc-
dcins before the executiyn departments
and served term IN jan-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
JEWS TO SETTLE In VIRGINIA
Prominent Pittsburg Man Buys Land
for Colonization.
Miss Elizabeth Fairfax johnson 10
Wed William CornweII, of
New Jersey.

! Spottsylvsnia. Va. Aug s9-AIr. John
1 Zachary Levy. Of PittsburE. an extensive
I capitalist. has purchased $3.50 acres Of
{ land in Virginia. on which he purposes
I 70 establish and settle a colony Of Jevrs
TO engage in agriculture and ughr man
ufactUring- This VIII be quite a profit
able and highly useful enterprise for
Virginia
MIS- William Lewis. OF Virginia. has
announced the engagement Of her niece.
Miss Elizabeth Fairfax johnson. daugb-
ter Of the late Col c. Fairfax johnson.
Of Virginia. 20 M William CornweU OF
PlainfeId. y J.
Mrs Imogen Holiday. Of Glen Allen.
Va has issued cards announcing the en-
gsgement Of her daughter. Miss Poca-
hontas. 10 Mr. Thomas F. Cross. Of Vir-
sinia. the wedding 10 take place in the
home Of the prospective bride. on Sep
tember .
Langweu J. Corr. Of Tennessee. a ns-
tive and former resident OF SpottsyIvania
County. Va. died in Nashville on Thurs
day last Of maIariaI fever. Mr.. Corr
was a Confederate veteran and served
IN the Army Of Northern Virginia. He
was seventy years old and leaves a wife
and four children
Thomas B Benon, Of Jefferson County,
Pa. has purchased and moved upon the
historic Travellers Rest farm in Spottsyl-
yania County Va. and VIII Immediately
erect thereupon an elegant mansion house
and dwelling. and VIII also locate on the
same premises large steam and plan
inS mill for the manufacture Of the fne
grades Of lumber Nr- Benon brings with
him "a native force Of skilled Pennsvl-
vania Workmen and machinists. who viii
aid him in his enterprise
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
DOG PROVES HIS WORTH.
And Father Buys Tag He Was Doubt
full Concerning.
Frun the Atlanta Geor-l1L

D Frurr the Atlanta Ge-r-izu
I Father thought Trip ought TO 70 ~
least he argued that Trip was not worth
| the price OF the tag. and he felt fl would
I be only pust TO let him take his chances
( with the dog wagon: If he behaved him
Z self and remained at home he was safe
anyhow, even though minus the tag
That was the way father argued The
matter Father hasn't the seton Thomp-
son love Of animals. you see.
Mother merely sighed and gave T-fo a
fond pat on the nose. which sent him
scamDering across the yard in high spirits
after noisy sparrow. Trip was a fox
terrier, you must understand. and there
fore felt the caress Just as though be
actually had sense like human being.
Some folks say q fox terrier is smarter
than the average human. anyway.
Then Georss came Up.
Please. father. get Trips tag to-day
he begged I saw the dog wagon down
on the corner only this morning
He can take his chances" father soma
what g-ufiy responded Z haven't rir7a
70 60 running around buying taEs for
dogs I've got something else TO do
Just at the moment there was a s-ov-1
and a short bark from under the b,,ss,
where Trip had chased the sparrow. ira
sound Of a short scufis. more groV-ls- s15
then the dog bounded out into view al
ternately shaking and tossing the BODY OF
a three-fOOt brown snake
Mother grabbed George and few into
the house with him Father showed he
hat onto the back % his head. watched
the dog make mincemeat Of the snake
and then He glared back into the house
through the open door.
You'd better keep Trip shut I'd in tba
house until I set home tonight v-itb The
tag" he shouted
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Rowan County Recognized.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington HeraH
Salisbury. y. C. Aug. c9-Rowan Conn
ty was recognized by the Republican
State convention ct Charlotte this week
BY placing two Of her citizens on the
State ticket. Rev. J. L. NJ LyerIy being
named for superintendent OF public in
struction, while Alderman H. G. EImore
Of Spencer. was nominated for co-no-a-
ton commissioner Nj Lyerly. while nor
a politician has for a number OF years
been prominent minister and educator.
having served as principal Of Crescent
Academy. Mr.. Elmore is a locomotive
engineer, and an efficient alderman at
Spencer.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
ARIZONA EX-GOVERNOR DIES.
Nathan o. Murphy, Prominent IL
san Diego, Cal, Passes AWAY.

Ex-Gov- n. o. Murphy. Of Arizona. who
was well known in Washington. died Of
hemorrhage OF the stomach at San DIEGO.
Cal. on August D
Nathan Oakes Murphy was born in Jef-
ferson, Ne, October a. 1919. His father
was B. F Murphy. After receiving a
public school education. young Murphy
taught school IN Wisconsin from 1856 to
ls6e- In the following year he removed
to California. and in 1883 went to Pres
colt, Ariz-. to live He married Sarah E.
Banghart. August s. 1884
In 1sSi Mr.. Murphy was appointed sec
retary OF the Territory of Arizona He
was appointed governor in 1882. holding
once until 1884 He again held the ONCE
from 1893 10 1902 From 1885 to 1897 he
was Delegate TO Congress from Arizona
he was delegate 10 the Republican ua-
tional convention in 1881
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
THIS HANS USES A COWHIDE
Man Said to Have Had Date with
Wife at Capital.
Thrashes Tailor He Accuses of
Breaking Up His Home. and
Repeats the Dose"
cal to The wasliar N Head

>1e-sI o. The Wasliar- ID Hsa1d
Winchester. Va. aug 2s.-Driven 10 des-
peratlon because h Berlin. a tailor. is
said 10 have aiienaJed the affections OF
his wife. julius Landau. a printer en-
ployed by the Eddy Press. overlook Ber-
lin. In the crowded business section OF
North Main street late this afternoon and
administered a severe cowhiding.
Just as Berlin was about 70 escspe-
Landau delivered telling blows with his
fists. whersu7on Berlin fed through a gro-
cery store and hid himself. only 10 be
captured later by his wife Landan-s
wife IS said 10 be in Washington. and
Berlin was making preparations to 90 to
that city tomorrow
A warrant was issued tonight for Ian
dams arrest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SMITH MAY FACE mUDD.
Democrats of Maryland Likely to
Again Name the Conducfor-


Upper Marlboro. Nd. Aug. q
Democratic convention 10 nominate 2 can
didate for Congress from the Fifth dis
rlct VIII be held in the town hall here
wednesday, September IS
Congressman Sydney E. 8Iudd. who VAS
nominated by the Republicans TO succeed
himself al the convention in HyattsvHIa
last June. has been far from a well mar
He is now recUperating his shattered
health
The nomination Of Capt George n
smith. Of Bowie. Prince George County
by the Democrats is generally conceded
he Is q prominent official Of the Associ-
alton Of Railway Conductors. and vrss
M Mudd's opponent in 1906
II was in this campaign that Sar,rs1
Gonpers. the labor leader, came ont
squarely against 8Ir- Mudd ana in fsz-or
Of Capt. Smith
II IS said 70 Be certain that the Co7-
gressio1al convention OF September Is vriI1
pass a resolution indOrsinE the csndfds-y-
OF William Jennings Bryan
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
ENDS SPREE WITH SUICIDE.
Contractors Wife Reproaches Him
and He shoots Himself.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Hage-stown, Nd, Aug 2e.-James era
mer- A well-known contracting carpenter
following a prolonged period Of dissirs-
ton. to-day shot himself through the Ief.
lung with 2 -3S-caIiber revolver. inhictinr
what the physicians admit will in All
probability be fatal wounds Crawer's
attempt upon his life followed a reDri
mand given him by his wife for drinking
Cramer was forty years old. and besides
his wife has number Of children
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Get g writ of Error

specrsi - The wsshingron Herald.
Richmond. Va. Aug S-A wit Of e.
Tor and supersedeas was granted IN the
Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day in the
case Of Hundley and others against Nea1e
inspector The petitioners claim that tbev
nled notice for a tract Of oyster lands
and that the Inspector refused 10 assign
II 70 them They applied for a mandarnus
70 the circuit court OF Essex County
which was refused.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
wedded N Hnr.r.tnun

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. Aug 2s.-8Iiss Mary
Frances Reese Of Baltimore. and David
Stuart Jones. Of Washington. were mar
Ned in Hagerstown this afternoon In
the marriage license taken out the age
OF each was given as twenty-seven- The
groom said they came TO Hagerstovn ~
be married so that they could go back 10
Washington and surprise relatives and
friends.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
RETELL WAR STORIES
Confederates Hold Annual Reunion
at Bethel.
Special 70 The Washington Hs-aH

Nto'-A- ID me NHsllLlleIQl heralL
Warrenton- Va. Aug 29.-The Joe Ken
dali Camp Of Confederate Veterans held
their annual reunion at Bethel TODAY.
The day was ideal and a large crowd
attended The old soldiers spent a bannv
DAY renewing old acqUaintances and sor-
rowing over the loss Of many of their
comrades who had passed away during
the past year.
The Rev Dudley Powers. an old soldier.
who Is occupying the pulpit Of ST. Johns
Churca Tor the summer. was the speaker
OF the occasion The old story of the
four long years Of strife told nv bfr1
brought tears 70 the eyes of +fa
vets Mr- Eppa HUnton. jr-. of Rich
mond- son Of Gen Eppa Hunton. a noted
Confederate, also addressed the meeting
Luncheon was served in the open air
AZ O'Clock A baseball game between
New Baltimore and Bethel was uIaved I-
the afternoon
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
AUTO HITS WAGON.
Collide in Narrow Road. killing
one Of the Team.
SPECIAL 20 TIE Washington He-Id

1l1N--- 10 --E " a--l-- --ll l1c-a-1-
Cumberland Nd. Aug. "a party Of
Chicago tourists travelling home from
an Eastern trip in an automobile col
hded with the foUr-muls lumber team
of J. s Barney three miles east Of
Cumberland this evening. and one mule
was killed.
The team and the auto met in a rz--
row place. and one mule was thrown
on the hood Of the car. when the other
mules turned and started down an en-
bankment- breaking the wagon tongue
driving II through the mules body. Al
members OF the party. which consisted
OF c : Cutting and wife. their son
r II Cutting. and A Say. escaped un-
injured
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
PrOminent Miller Dead
"a b = ~ Hs-.Id

= II y 'Il7--l-.l7Il HUH
Hamilton, Vs-. Aug. 2s-Heurv 4
smith. widely known citizen Of this
county, died at the residence Of his son
in-lav, W A Woolf near PaxsonS. YES
terday. aged seventy-nine years. Deatb
was due 10 paralysis Mr.. Smith v-as a
miller by trade. He Is survived by seven
children Mrs " 4 WooIf Mrs Na-v
Wenner. Mrs Minnie Hough and Mt
William Smith. Of Loudoun. and Mess-s
James. Edward. and Hugh Smith. of The
West His remains were inferred in S5orf
Hi burying ground.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Missionary Society Meet.

STe-lsl 70 The Washington Herald
Salisbury, y c. Aug 29.-The twenty
fourth annual convention Of the North
Carolina WOmen's Missionary Society Of
the Lutheran Church is in session AT
China Grove. Rowan County. The ra
port Of the treasurer showed S2.sS raised
for missions
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
MANY LOSE CHARTERS.
Fail TO Comply with the Laws Of
Virginia
'aShiuzn Herald

S7e1al 70 The Washington He7zld
Richmond Va. Aug 2s-Tvvo hundred
charters obtained from the state cor
pOrat1O1 commission have been rendered
null and void by the action or nonaction
Of the ilcorporators
For two years and ninety DAYS they
have failed TO comply with the law and
70 make any report TO the commission.
That act alone has served 10 nuIIify the
charter and to a5ridge and void all rights
and privileges therein conferred ana be-
slowed
OF this list there are some tvve,-v-a,-s
social clubs which have gone 10 Tho
wall with the advent Of the Byrd liouo-
law All manner Of privileges were
granted n the charters which have beer
revoked embracing ice factories rfI
Norks' mines, aerial navigation. cene-
leEles' banks oysters. paints. real estate.
tensions
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
E.caped Conrict Cnnrht-

cIe1al 70 he washington Herald
Salisbury, y. C., Aug. za-vzyuis-,
Brown, a eolo7ed desperate. who ESCAPED
ron the Rowan County chain gang sew
eral years ago. was captured by the
Danville (Va) officers yesterday and IS
held under several charges. one OF which
Is Tor the murder OF a policeman. he de-
MES that he Is the right man. but ad-
nlits that ne IS an escaped convict from
North CsroB
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
PARADE MILE LONG.
Annual Tournament Is Held at Cold
Springs.
ecial . he Washia-toa Herai5.

SPECIAL 70 The Washilstoa Heral5
Hagerstown- Nd, Aug 29.-Eight thou
sand people to-day attended the annual
tournament at Clear Spring. this county.
the event being one Of the most success
ful ever held in Western Maryland. Dur
Ing the forenoon there was a parade over
a mile long
trades display was one Of the fea-
lures This afternoon the charge to the
knights was delivered BY Hon Charles
D Waganan. OF Hagerstown- Lewis d.
Syester. Of Hagerstown. delivered the
coronation address The exercises con-
ciuded with fireworks and a ball tonight.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
NEW ELECTRIC CURRENT.
North Carolina Company increases
Its Capacity.

Special to The Washington Herald
Salisbury. y. c.. Aug. 29-The current
q the Southern Power Company, with
Offices in Charlotte. was turned on the
wires Of the Salisbury and Spencer Street
Railway Company. in this city. to-day.
and viii hereafter be used for power
and lighting purposes.
The street cars are being run by its
use. The current is convened over =
No. wiTe. a distance Of I04 miles. and
its use increases the capacity OF the
Salisbury electric plant from go to 4O00
horsepower.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SEEKS MISSING MERCHANT.
Relatives Fear Berlin, Nd, Man Was
Murdered.
special to he Washington Herald

SPECIAL 10 he Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. Aug 29-W- A. Sci
bert. merchant Of Berlin, mining town
four miles north Of Frostburg. left home
last Monday evening for Cumberland.
and since then has not been heard from.
Foul play is feared Seibert is an or
dained minister in the United Brethren
Church. but never served a chsrge His
son, Frank N Seibert, was in Cum
DeTi-nc last NIGHT. but was unable 10
learn anything concerning his fathers
whereabouts. save that he had been in
Cumberland last Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
NBWSOFALEXANDRIA
District Republican COnven-
tiOn Meets Tomorrow.
BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROB HOUSE

J. W. Gregg, of LOudOun County,
May Be Republican Nominee for
HePresentative-Mrs. PhiIena J.
Wiley Dies-MOther of Representa-
tive CnrIin Burfed-Tvvo Infants Die.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
AID SOCIETY NAMES OFFICERS
" omen Of BOydS PreSbvterfan
Church Hold Election.

HuEch HOtd Election
! SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald
Boyds. Nd. Aug 29-Yesterday ~ ~
! nome Of Mrs B. F Hicks. the ladies'
/ Aid Society of the Boyds P~asb.z--s-fs-
{ Church met and held their animal arao.
I tion for officers OF the society Dr-e
Hicks. after having served four terms ss
I president, refused 10 ACCEPT anornar
Miss Florence NJ Williams was elected
president Mrs. D. ". Shorb and Ms
lila Hoyle vice presidents. Mrs. " II
Williams secretary, and MIS- H r. Nc
. Caoe treasurer The officers named are
al new, with the exception Of Mrs NJ
'ape. Wno was reelected treasurer :
committee was appointed. composed 81
Mrs p F Hicks. Mrs. John " Vvf1Iis-rs
and Mrs Ella Hoyle, 10 report ~ rba
next meeting On the beautifying OF the
cemetery grounds
a fine hotel. 70 be erected ~ E-.-sf-z
ton is being proposed by some Of the
leading citizens 10 cost about $3.50. 4
site is already in view. It is understood
Lr. Eugene Jones, Dr- ". L Lewis A.
thur Williams, ". J Custea5
Dalton J. W. Hopkins. and otbers are
behind the project A stock companv Vii
oe organized. with shsres at IS each
The Woodside baseball club. Of this
county has made one Of the best records
so fsr. Of any baseball team IN Mont
gomeTy County by winning twentv-three
out Of twenty-four games played The
team this year was made Up Of ". Fidler
frst base; J. Benedict. second base: B
Boykin. shortstOp; J. Jones, third basa-
J Childs- left field: D. Stewart. center
neld; ' Wright right field: N. West and
r Mccarthy, Catchers: O. CLARK and 9
Benedict pitchers They played Garrett
Park- Tskona- kensington. Brookland
Methodist. Central High School. Chevy
Chase. Mount Pleasant. Colesville, Belle
vue. Silver Spring. Brentwood. Mont
gomery County. and District OF CoT-,-7F,i.,
teams.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
cHILDREN'S
SUMNER SICKNESS

he following single treatment VII sso-.
ally oTe Infants Dis1hoea within q % a
hous:
L Stop feeding dairy mix.
z Give. to about one year Old. one --zia
Of cslomel. cut INTO three doses Of two hou-'
intervalS
J Feed for few days o. hick uos wats-.
strained. and sTeeteusd. while Jet hot. With
some condensed mix.
When cured. g-adzsHy s1bssituts fresh
dairy milk, pastelrized O. szIded
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF
SICKNESS.
Z BERLINER. ssc,y.
regular diet for children on condensed
mix is inzdFisable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

action The story Is out. however
much he may try 90 hide H.
DR. Peterson says Of bis expert
mantH.
1T IL almost like sorcery 20 OBJ
serve the behavior Of the iustru.
ment with series Of words. some
purposoiy chosen to be emotional
y indifferent aud others 20 strike
some emotional complex deep in the
soul OF the individual experimental
upon The patient Is required TO
respond 20 any word uttered with
the first word that comes into his
consciousness Indifferent words
produce no effect upon the finger
of light IN the psehomcter. bat
words associated with an emotional
complex send the light along the
scale for a distance Of one cent.
meter up To six OF eight OF mbro.
IN proportion To the intensity aud
actually Of the emotion aroused.
Using these series OF words 10
like fishing Each word Is bait on a
hook thrown into the sea Of the un-
conscious. and the species of fish
that likes the bait Is Immediately
caught and brought 80 the surface.
This method of study OF assoela
lions Ia the mind OF man. so effoetn-
ally carried ont by Jung before the
discovery of this new instrument
of precision. is now donrry ri.
cicnt In that the emotional value
OF each word may now be seen and
accurately recorded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16

Seattle Star Exclusive Service
NEW YORK. Jan lG--@ssccTcts viii
cease to be hidden In the day when
the perfected psyehometer comes
into general use Whether IL be
the guilt 81 q criminal or the latest
bit OF ueighborhood gossip tt will
be registered. measured and fully
understood.
nf Frederick Peterson. clinical
professor Of psYchiHtry al Columbia
university. IL ~ work On apparatus
that promises these marvellous 10.
suits in thought reading lie has
lrcady secured demonstration that
have attracted the attention Of
Socialists Ia ali parts of the world
The apparatus comprises a mir.
ror. gaiYanumetor aud a horizontal
glass scale placed about one meter
from the Ealyanpmcter 10 which a
lamp Is attached The light shines
upon the mirror and IL reflected
hack upon the scale. on which the
ray Of light travels IN and fro like
q magic finger. marking the flncfua
lions in the organism OF the indi
yiduai Experimental upon The
moments OF the ray OF light are req
istered by an ingenious device
The man 10 be investigated places
both hands on copper plate cleo.
trodea aud In subjected to words
and questions calculated to test his
emotions lnstinciivcly bis mind
works on the thoughts thus suggest
ed and the ray Of light records this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-16
HcLn-gP AND sNsSER
SUSPECTS ARRESTED

After being placed under arrest
the men were masked and taken
10 the saloon. being placed in the
position occupied b. thf Two high.
NaYmen Then the men who were
ia the saloon az the time 81 the
shooting we're brought 10 and AN
healtntlnTly announced that the
two bore every resemblance b. the
original robbers
Both prisoners claim 20 have
been IN Palmer NJ the time OF the
murder. bat the officers have
failed 10 find anyone who saw them
there on the evening in question
earlier than $50 or . O'Clock The
two men are known 10 have been
IN a camp north Of kangiey from
Thursday morning To Saturday
morning. supposedly looking f0f
work. but their actions vere such
az Ca draw suspicious upon them
from those in the vicinity Peak.
the taller 81 the two. ls supposed
10 have fired the fhot which killed
johnson.