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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03

TO he believed. the uprising of Hindustan
against Great Britain
ENGLISH HONOR FOR AN AMERICAN
The Royal Society OF England. TO foreign mem
bershp of which DIT. S. Weir Mitchell of Philadel-
phia. has just been elected is the Oldest scientif,
society In Great Britain. and one OF the most
ancient now IN existence In Europe II was
founded al the beginning of the reign of Charles
II. who at his request was admitted to mem
bership- with Sir Robert Moray its first presi-
dent The charter OF incorporation received the
great seal OF the realm July 10. 1862 and
oording to IFS provisions the number of the
bers OF the society was fixed at hfty-nve, the
ciety however, being accorded the privilege of
eiecting peers, also fellows of the Royal College
or Physicians and duly appointed professors Of
mathematics. physics and natural philosophy of
the universities of Cambridge and oxford, as
supernumeraTy members. Up to the time of the
Sreat FIRE the society held its meetings in Gresham
College, but after that huge conhagration were
invited bS Henry Howard, sixth Duke Of Nor
folk, 10 meet at Arundel House At the same
time he presented the society with library pur-
chased by his grandfather Thomas Earl of Arun-
del. thus laying the foundation for the magnificent
collection of scientific works, numbering some
eighty thousand volumes. which the society now
possesses The journal book of the society records
that on December 81 1871, Isaac Newton, professor
of mathematics at Cambridge proposed for
membership by the Lord Bishop of Salisbury From
Arundel House the society moved 10 Crane Court,
from thence to Somerset House. and in 1851 to Bur
lngton House. in Piccady, where the society now
has its quarters. one of the duties of the society
is the administration of large annual grant of
money from the government for the promotion Of
scientific research.
Benjamin Franklin the first American 20 be
elected to membership in the society. and while
the dispatches have mentioned three other AmeTi-
caDs-namely. Alexander Agassz. George W Hill
and Simon Newcomers representing the United
States in the ROYAL Society. they have apparently
forgotten the Of that Woburu tMass) boy.
Benjamin Thompson who. after being salesman
in a store at Boston. school teacher at Bradford
the Merrimac. major of the staff of Governor
Wentworth of New Hampshire. then Under Secre-
tary of State in England. general in the English
service knighted by George III. Minister Of War
and Grand Chamberlain OF the King of Bavaria,
Count Of the Holy Roman Empire by creation OF
the Emperor of Austria. elected member OF
the Royal Society. founded in that capacity the
Royal Institution Of England. and died the hus-
band OF the widow OF LavOsier, the celebrated
French chemist. His memory is preserved in this
country among other things by the Rumford pro-
fessorship Of the Harvard University.
MARQCISE DE FONTENON-
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YOUNG ROOSEVELT IN WOOL ROOM.

ThompsonviIle. Conn. Oct. 2.-TheodOre RoOse-
vaIt it. eldest son of the President began actual
work to-day in learning how 10 make carpet when
this morning he donned overals and went into the
wool room Of the Hartford Carpet Corpora TONS
plant 70 take his place at wool washing machine
This Ia only one department OF the wool room. and
as there are several departments. through each Of
which he must 60 Il is thought he may stay year
in this room. He will go through the other depart
n7erts Of he plant in II planned 20 have
him do Office work for several days at first. but in
accordance with his desire this plan was changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
JOHN FOX, JR, ADMITS ENGAGEMENT
VIII Come from Virginia to Witness Mime.
Scheffs Opening Next Month.
fBy Telegraph 70 the tribune.

Bristol Va. Oct. John Fox, jr-. the author,
who has returned TO his Virginia home after
stay OF several weeks In the AdirondaCks the
guest of Finley Peter Dunno and Richard Hard
ing Davis in an interview to-day admitted the
correctness of the report Of the engagement be-
tween himself and Nine. FRITZ Schef. the comic
opera actress Mr.. Fox stated his intention Of
returning to New York November g. which date
his fancee opens at the knickerboCker Theatre in
a new PLAY. He will spend the intervening time
at his bunga low Bristol, pursuing his inter
rupted literary work in hopes of completing q
new novel nov we'll under way. before December L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
MABEL TALlAFgRRo BROUGHT EAST.

Miss Mabel Tallaferro brought To this city
Yesterday in private car. and her husband Fred
eric Thomson said last night that she would rest
,r a veal, or Ten DAYS The little actress who
gives a charming performance IN Polly OF the
circus became suddenly nl early last week In
chicago and had to retire from the cast. Her sis
ter Edith. who at the head Of second com
many took her place in the original cast. She will
,,noar In the plav during the engagement next
-sar in phuadeIuhia Mr.. Thompson said his
y,-tfe-s illness was not alarming
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AlL-1NOn October T. 1905 Nara i@ollise 100 o =
sE1Ward Allen and mother o. Lettt@ ; ana E1pafc =
r7ne Funeral servicss a. the residence O ~ on
tober 3 az 3:30 n
BEiNEDI6T-E Entered iur7 res, ocoo5sr 1905 a1--
72d = Nsz- Y6rE Emily FJuns,z-ou beloved via q
Theodore n Benedict AMI dauzhts- Of Ire Beta
milk Funeral private T1rsru1snE
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@-'- 0F-'"si'-'- '-'-' p"sNS ''7A'7 ~
BTOCE-Sr4seulv on Seutsrnbs-
r Z Rio~S In ris sS-n car Friends ars fnvfrea
TO attend shs ss--fcss a. bis fssa rasds-ce No
Monroe st Rroo<Iyn Saturtav morning az t0so
rFc-0cu Co.. C-a-y.ar BE
49, 49, -
CCLES-Ar cove. L. T.. October = fass susan
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The bell accompanies extended Gregorian
canticIe throughout and the first effect is to ere
ate a hush OF awe like that which Overcomes saint
and sinner alike the moment of the elevation
of the Host in the Catholic rite. The organ enters
with churchly harmonies supporting phrases built
on a motif from the second theme There are coun-
terpoints one OF which suggests the old Easter
hymn 20 Fill ct flise' Perhaps all this is the
devils nOckery. I 10 not know The music is fas-
cinatins; I wish M Hale had let il alone,
H. F.. X.
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PROF. mUENsTERBERe AND Mr.. cHAFIN

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: find in The Tribune OF September % d tele-
gram from Boston. with the heading 'AIunsterberg
Criticises Cha1n.'' For your information I want
10 say that IL is pure invention. I have not said
q single word OF all that, and / regret this fake
interview the more il puts into my mouth indie
cent remarks which must do serious harm TO my
reputation. People may disagree with me, but they
ought not be able say that give expression
10 vulgarities. Very truly yours,
HUGO UENSTERBERG.
Cambridge, Mass, oct. ,, 1908
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~TuE OFFENDERS" 20 GO ON ROAD.

Announcement was made yesterday that The
Offenders" now current at the Hudson Theatre
would. be withdrawn a week from tonight The
following Monday Edgar SeIwyn will appear on
that stage in play OF his own making. entitled
Pierre of the Plains II is adaptation Of Sir
Gilbert Parker's Pierre and His People Mr.
Edeson will be sent on the road with strong
heart. The Call of the North and The Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
KERMIT ROOSEVELT JOINS SQUAD
President S Son Trying to Make Glass Foot
ball Team at Harvard
TBy Telegraph 70 TIE Tria1n-

CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct. KERMIT Roosevelt son
of the President has Joined the freshman football
squad at Harvard Like his brother. Theodore. jr.
he is trying for a place the class team Theo-
dore succeeded in making end on the % freshman
team Kermit is trying for tackle. and although
he is not so big as many of the other candidates he
is a fighter and gets into the work with lots OF
fght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
YEARS LEAVE FOR BROOKLYN PASTOR.

The vestrymen Of St. Peters Protestant Fps
copal Church Brooklyn have voted years leave
Of absence and the continuation Of his salary OF
g 600 a year to the Lindsay Parker. the pas
tor who returned from his vacation in New
Brunswick broken in health He is now staying
at his home, No 345 State street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
Miuuit some a ma perlule .
81 j'allais voir Lucifer
L'Enfer br0le. Ordle. br0le;
lie DfabIe rode 81 CiTcule

\ ca pital subject for fugac ious rondO. fulI of
meIodic dartings and fashngs, erratic rhythmic
propus ions scintillant explosions of instrumental
color. but an impossible pa tern for the composer
who wishes 10 suggest the contours OF all half
the pictures Loeffier has not tried do this.
and if his employment melodies with definite
sociations did not perforce invite inquiry, which
in turn, leads . curious questionings concerning
the legitimacy Of his devices ali would be well.
Mr. Loeffier's thematic material is easily set forth.
for despite his modernism in this composition, at
least he hews close TO the musical line throughout,
The following phrase I should set down a the
kernel OF this particular Mephistopheliau puzzle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03

Hizdest Temperature yesterday. 81 degrees owes
81 temperature for corresponding
date OF last So average tsraperature FOR CORE
spending date % last thirry--hr~e years. 81
forecast To-day. fair SUNDAY fair ana
diminishing northwest winds
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To the Employer

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INCOME OF $4,000 TO STAY SINGLE
Greenwich Woman Makes This Stipulation in
Request TO School Teacher
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Greenwich. Conn, Oct. Provided she does
not marry. Miss Eugena Warren. a teacher in
the Cos Cob public schools, will receive the in
come of $4,000. through the will Of Juliette ".
Murray. late of New YOrk who died in Greenwich
on September Il, leaving estate valued at
s225.OO0. Miss Warren lived near Mrs. Murray.
The news Of the provision in the will in her
favor came surprise to Miss Warren Mrs.
Murray also bequeathed $1,000 10 the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital, Of Brooklyn.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BCCKINGhAM.Genera G s. Gillespie. Washing
ton EMPIRE-Mr. and Mrs. H B kellogg
SDrngfeld F. A. Hyatt. Boston PLAZA-AiT-
and Mrs. Osgood Pel, Westbury; j.. G. Gordon
london VICTORIA-Joaquin Galhndez. London,
George T Hammond. Cleveland WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-C;overnor ]. c. Saunders. Louisiana
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4pAu7ALooN" PLAYED IN PARIS.

; r,rIa oct .-Tnc0ur9eed D ne success %
peter pan At the Vaudeville Theatre last June
charles Fr5unar to-nsbt at the Theatre lies Arts
mr. scented t. NJ Barrie.s 'Fautaloon. With Pauline
chase Robert Harwood and the other members Of
80 ,,,4,n company The play well receiy ed.
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nv cn,plr,-iag this principle 81 ASSOCIATE n Il
ideas ore might d4u.1t IN mu-i" sn rnE'S"""t
Who had gore abf7ad- changed Hls Religion an" ''s
tis umbrella ti,e "lUHcrate uatioual anthem an
Anglican chant use.a morrhesrf INTO tir"Eorian.
ofld IT, helpful hints. t9ut the tune az an IN
known french soa. does not help ons TO realize
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1Zss-Ez-1xEtf1- f s- =:

After this there comes another phrase. which
cornprebends all the nelodic Tilt be found in
the original matter OF the piece:
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ACTORS N PARLIAMENT.


-.-s Alexander. the veil known actor and
---,-.- n = Jauess Theatre. having served
----ra 4- --es-s IS member ~ the London County
~--.--f which IS Entrusted with the government
r. al mat portion - rhe metropolis not comprised
- ne exceedingly restricted limits Of the NV mas
r.=e- encouraged hv his successes as municipal
legislator II become candidate for seat in the
E4-se If Commons in the interests CT the ConseTV
z---e marty - FAR an aware this * Qul1e
tre A-sr ri-ne that an active member OF the ora
--s-f- profession has ever stood FOR PaTlar1leh'
either IN England Or IN any other country possessed
- - -----,ls- eo--7 Of government Should George
s-sxz-6a- -rHo i the OF z rich Scotch man
r-fsc-u-e- and who abandoned commercial career
in To-dor in order n devote himself 10 the stage
s-ccee5 n winning a seat in Parliament Il VIII
give -+ze 10 al sorts q interesting questions
Making his living 50 10 speak. as an elocutioHlst
i- nay % taken for granted that he will be found
= possess gifts Of elcqunnC= far superior 10 those OF
--s-r ~ his fellow members Of Parliament. though
q course -here i some little difference between
te o-s0-v Of the footIights and that OF the forum
He VII know also how 10 comport himself with
ease and dignity and how dispose Of his hands
and feet. which source Of embarrassment 70
Al n=z legislators OF course. the fact that the
7--r.-a- DEBATES n Parliament take place between
6 a-d =. that IS 10 say. just al the moment when
his presence zi1 5e required Oh the stage Is
calculated 70 prove somewhat awkward. and one
can picture -c ones sell George Alexander. in his
--le Of Rupert Of Hentzau- as the Prince in Old
F1ef5eI5e-E- still more appropriately as Johh
C-Trote n P" being summoned in hot haste
ron = Tanes's Theatre TO cast his vote IN some
important division al Westminster withou: even
having l5fue 70 change his costume
Consultations are also likely TO II connec-
-r- EE-n The Lord Cha1nbeTlain's department For
RHIa George Alexander is strictly barred from
Presentation al court as an actor, he would have
right thereto - a Member or Parliament In TACT
his SECTION opens up q whole vista Of considera-
ro-z and may be regarded an entirely new
deps~r--- r the rrac tice OF members OF the cra-
rrz-5r profession entering Parliament becomes gen
e-al fn England and abroad. We may Yet see actors
Blossom. ~ forth IS ministers OF state IN real
earnest And II republics even the chair OF me
cref magistrate may be occupied by histrionc ar
r-z-g- Accustomed as have Deen in the past TO
laazh a. Gilbert and SaIIivan's presentations OF
Lord High Chancellors OF eminent judges and OF
1rst lords - the Admiralty and other cabinet MN
isrsrs ~ their comic operas We may yet accord
Ing 70 present appearances. live to see great ma
tens being governed from the stage By those eX-
poneu;s ~ the dramatic art whom good queen
Bess l1 the DAYS Of Shakespeare vas won't 20 de-
scribe rs va bonos and vagrants-
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- - RARopA IN NoURNING.

PRINCE or BARODA N MOURNING.
Prince JassingraO % Bsroda- who is making his
houe -ltr the director Of the Museum OF Natural
5asto~s 90 New York Professor Bu1pus. out a.
Nea Rochelle becomes heir TO the throne OF MS
fstHe. he Ciaekva- Of Bsroda. through the death
q MS elder haIf-brother at Ba-oda- Inc late
Prince WHO bore the name Of SpTiiilant 1uFaraJ
+afea Sinh Rao, the eldest son OF me p'es7i'
esekvar ~ his first wife who died shortly after
srap .ln birth. He educated according 10
aug.Y-Iucian ideas a. the University Of Bcmoay.
INC s.er- se-l Years al the University Of Oxford
from winch ne was graduated The GaeK"si i
4 IoaEe- TO-DAY as friendly 90 England IS ne was
i5Tleriy and IS believed hy many 10 be Il no' on -
II Readers u she auti-Engiish movement IN IhoN
e s-v rat. in ill-diseu.sed Sympathy theTe"llh
sl5 Is ss Difference "a The D-etudices u his eoln-
iTmel taa- ~ causing his favorit~ son i--i1s
tllsiag-sa 10 ne .zi,caged here in America under
The erection IF Professor BunlDus- raihes 'ta" -
E-sa1d. or N any British scholastic hseitnI"N
81, HHdastal.
Tie fisel,y.ar is yell known in Jhe Taifed tt07.
where re ~-.nt several months with MS c01sor-.
NE &arara-e- ti9ee four years ago tf*Ne iiil7
449lt every direction and being eNf"f-@ '-'y en-
i~-rainea Ills fath7r and predecessor was &C.
Irlce6 20 his throne the result - q t-fh 90
Charges - haria. attempted 10 xiii thr ''s
sentative Of the E-rIsh government II hl- feIf+
'olHI@l Plls-se. wirL ZI"ln4 el-~s. y ti"5 O.
sstl il IS .-rIze -s.sr Fclon'l la q" hal ron
e--@a h5raSa-T r-nne~es-arFlt offensive 70 ~ ~
12-.ra- ans had manifested lao~ - ra.'- f''t-
"a 81 rsre sel8c tre t'she- onciaiS = re i-''-
4-H SGf erBm ~ .a india.
TIE Ec8nE prince itsrs 20 .,'s.e D. iH tcW ORR.
f 10 ard hs H1tS.- t+tsina~- l". ~ . -"ti d"
rzis1Hs aofrr are8ns shf-I. gzrhe. n"- 19 H'sas
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Special Notices.

White. CharIes.-Tnforu1s- ration Tsntsd a. - ire
Whereabouts o. Charles White. ambulance driver az
Hudson Street Hospital = Iufv. GUERNSEY
PRICE. tS5 Broadway. New York CITY
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CEMETERIES
The WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily By Grand Co..
trail station webster and Jerou1. avenue -oles and y
carriage Lots $50 Tss2hous AsS5 Gra1s-=y foe
OF Views representative
Once. 20 East 23d s. Ne= YORK City
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Local Official Record--Ths following 01ciai -eeord
rom tie weather Bureau shows the changes IN ths
temperature tEsuty-sour hours. IN con-
parisou with corresponding 1ats OF last yeaT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03

MTSDERSE-DOCW-On ThurySay Octohe- i. b. 70
Rev Alexander G. Cunrnins. PoughkssDs5s y 2.
Helen Louise. daughter Of John De Peystsr
Doux. 70 Herman Vedter Mvndsrzs Schenectady.
WILET-PAI.NEE-On THURSDAY. October :. East
Orange. y J.. by the Rev James 2. Rigs. D. p.
assisted BY The Rev. Charles L Seio-l % washing
n G.. Charles Wiley and Mrs Alice z Palmer.
daughter OF Mrs Walter SCOTT Green
Notices of marriages and deaths must Be indors-a
with full address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Forecast-wsshjngtou. Oct- =
Indian hurricane that has been traced
ferred to daily september % is moving
eastward over tho pass nsar
north OF Bermuda early saturday. ana reach me
EaUL Of Newfoundland 81 sunday Owing g low
hsrouetrir the the
bin cross the middle latitudes
he British - middle mex Wsek
\ baronetriC disturbance tEat covers tho Roxy
Mountain plains
night ana Suuisv. valleys rex ON
SUNDAY night MONDAY reach The Atlantic
"a night Tuesday, preceded rising
pArature. attended general rains ana followed by
COO
Forecast for special Locaie,.-For View EnEiand
and Eastern New YORK fair to-day and SUNDAY warmer
sunday: diminishing northwest Wints
F-r Eastern Penusy{vania AMI NeV Jersey, fair ard
sarrner to-tay AMI sunday. variable winds
For Western Penns1 anu estsrn New fork.
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SUNDAY
DAILY.
81 EARLY MAIL TRAI

For o. points United and MezIco (outsl
cs re BoroCghs OK Manhattan s.5 The Bronx Also %
cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii ard TIE Philippines =1th0a
extra expense for foreign pcstags.
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TNDERTAKERS.

FRANK z. CAMPBELL. 24i-s West .5I - Chap-IA
Private and public au5ulzuces Tel 1874 Chelsea
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Died.

Death notices appearing in The TRIBUNE viii
repubIished In tn. Tri-weekIy Tribune without
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Canadian Rata
sr-NnAY TRIBINE
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far and warmer today sunaay. ~iuis shifting %
light southrast.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In The TRIBUNE viii
be repGbEished IN the Tri-WeeklJ Tribune Wsfhous
~xf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03

for its object the ''upraising'' Of the people of
India, and. IL certain English government officials
are TO he believed. the uprising" Of Hindustan
against Great Britain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-11
East and West of FIJI.

East of Fiji life is one long. lotus
cating dream, stirred only by occa :
sional parties of pleasure. feasting
love making. dancing. and very III :
tie gardening work. Music is the
soul of the people. beauty of face and
movement is more the rule than the
exception, and friendliness to strang
ers is carried almost to excess. Yves,
ward OF the Fills lie the dark, wicked
cannibal groups of he Solomons
Banks and New iebrides. where lifc
Is more like n nightmare than 2
dream; murder stalks openly in broai
daylight, people are nearer to mon
KEYS thnn human beings in aspect
ana music and dancing are little prac
iced and In the rudest possible state
National Geographic Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-11
flag Raising 10 Occur al Yorktown
BY The Juniors Tomorrow.
Will WILL PRESENT FIVE BIBLES ALSO
William charlca oeto Out Of Asylum
and Lando In the County Jail to
Spend so Daye-sherlH Phillips
Captured Five Negro oyster Pirates

Members OF the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics from ali
sections OF T'idewater will go to York
town tomorrow TO witness the nag
raising and presentation OF Bibles ut
the Yorktown public schools. The
council of the Juniors Mt Yorktown
VIII be In charge OF the ceremonies.
a large American flag will be I'M
futled over the echool buildings ana
four Bibles will be presented to tho
yorktown school board for use in the
schools of tho district.
Caught Five Oyster Pirates.
According to information received
ia Hampton yesterday, Sherlrf Phil
lips of York county. on Saturday cap
;ured six negro oyster pirates Mt work
in York river. The men were taken
70 Gloucester county for trial, and
their cases will bio prosecuted by the
state board of fisheries.
William Charles in Jail.
William Charles, who was sent to
The asylum n few days ago. is now
serving n sentence of 80 days IN tho
York county tail for selling liquor
without u license. When the negro
was convicted ne was ndjudged In :
sane and sent to the asylum. A few
days ago the asylum authorities dis
charged Charles and he was then mr.
rested and taken to Jail by the county
authorities to serve his sentence.