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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
IN GRIP OF WHITE PLAGUE
Out of 72s Children 2oo Have symp-
toms Of Tuberculosis.

New York.-Aecording to a statement
made by the New York Association for
Improving the Condition of the Poor,
2s.1 per cent. Of the children examined
at Sea Breeze Home, Coney Island, show
traces Of tuberculosis. The tests were
made upon 72s children-3s1 boys and
BAT girls-who had been at the home
up to the middle Of August. In POS
tubercular symptoms were found when
tuberculin was applied. The tests were
made under the supervision Of Superin.
tendent Maxwell of the public schools
and DIR. John Winters Brannan, presi-
dent of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, to
ascertain the adyisability OF open air
schools for children from the congested
districts. Further tests are being made,
and fun report will be made at the
close Of the season.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
LEGAL TO SPEND MONEY
Under Sullivan School Law to Carry
Children to and From School.

Frankfort Ky.-Judge O'Rear. OF
the court Of appeals. decided that II
is legal for the county board OF ed
ucation to spend money under the
Sullivan school law TO carry children
TO and from school in districts where
the schools have been consolidated.
Judge o'Rear refused to grant an in
junction prayed for by the citizens II
McCracken against the county board
Of that county, which is spending the
money hauling children to school at
Zone Oak. where several OF the coun-
y schools have been consolidated.
Judge w NJ. Reed had held that the
consolidation could be made, but that
the money could not be used. so that
Judge O'Rear reverses this opinion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
REGISTRATION FEe!NCREASeD
Two Cents to Be Added-Postmastsr-
General Makes Announcement.

Washington.-An increase Of two cents
Is to be made in the near future in the
fee for the registration of letters and
mail packages. Announcement of the
proposed change was made Wednesday
by Postmaster General Hitchcock. The
decision of Mr.. Hitchcock TO increase
the. registry fee followed an extended
inquiry into the registry system by u
special committee appointed by the post
master general II was decided to call
in score of registry officials of ripe
experience and ability from various parts
Of the country for a more general meet
ing with the postmaster general. Ii is
understood to be Mr.. Hitchcock's pur
pose to take up the registry system frst
in considering all branches of the postal
service for reorganization wherever great
efficiency and less expenditure may be
effected.
1t is thought that the service may be
placed on a more business-like basis
without working undue hardship or i'm.
posing unreasonable burdens on the pub
lie. By law the postmaster general is
authorized to make the registry fee as
high as 20 cents. In 1874 IL was re.
duced from fifteen TO eight cents, but in.
creased to ten cents in 1875. Ii was
reduced from ten to eight cents in 1893
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
sHussRrs GET A rHgArgR.
Auditorium in Lexington Leased by
Them for Five Years.

Lexington. Ky.-The Shuberts. In
their fight against Klaw and Erlanger.
have added another showhouse to
their list. Through a contract be-
tween J. NJ. Perkins. OF Frankfort.
and the local board OF park commits
sloners. they get the Auditorium. in
this city. for Ave years. beginning
October 1. at an annual rental Of $500
and the understanding that the citi-
zens Of Lexington are to have the use
cf the house free for all public func-
tons for which II was built upon the
giving of Is days notice Something
like $1,000 is to be expended in i'm
provements. which. at the expiration
Of the lease, will become the property
Of the city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
AIRSHIP PAGES At STATE FAN
First Real Speed Contests VIII y
Flying Machines IN Ar At
Sane lime.

Nashville-At the Tennessee va
Fair the first sal air'hip no'' ''u
tempted will be- flown by iuo o.
worlds most famous aerolasi',
Knabsnshue and Lincoln ba'h'
This 1. In accordance with a o'i'A
made Monday. August 10, ior TIE w
Of the week Of September 20
Thes, two famou. masters Of 20
cruising will bring Two g'i' e.'
10 the fair, and rising irom 'n'
in front Of the grani'iand Al '~
time. will ny real races over
course. finishing Just where u''
Besides the one race each l''' =
Aver. will give exhibition h's'' ~
Few hours. and Will also mak' ,''
in the glare Of the 'ear'A's'''
night. t,l Il
The state Fair managem''' nov -.
ready spent nearly $4,000 ID. a. y
Amusement features, but "l'n '| !.
portunity was offered 10 &C., no. 'n'' -,
hin master. right at this time. ' -
there /. such an interest 10 Wv -.
oue.t Of tile cloud. the e'''u''' va 4,
mite. took chance and e'n'' 'J
an expenditure Of $4,000 additional
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
RATE MiNNG is eNjOINeD
Permanent Injunction Issued Against
Commerce Commission.

Chicago. Manufacturers aud pro-
duesrs generally Of the territory lying
between Buffalo, Pittsburg and Psrker.
burg ON the east and the Mississippi
river ON the west are regarded a. the
greatest benehciaries by the majority de
eision OF the United States circuit court
here Tuesday permanently enjoining the
interstate commerce commission from
enforcing It's seaboard Missouri river
through rate In the famous Missouri
river rate case
The opinion Of Judges Grosscup and
kohlsaat Judge Baker dissentingl. IL
sustained by the supreme court Of the
United States, will greatly curtail the
power of the commission over trans
portation rates, restricting IL to a sort
Of police court adjudication Of specific
cases Of alleged discrimination The rate
making power remains In the hands OF
the railroads.
This case and the Missouri river case
are similar in principle. the Denver case
concerning the commmission's order Of a
new and reduced through rate between
Chicago and 81. Louis TO Denver.
The commissions order Of June "a,
1905, reduced the rate on frst-class
freight from the seaboard least Of Buffa.
10, Pittsburg and Parkersburgl TO Mis-
souri, river points from Si4s 10 sL3o.
This order was issued upon representa-.
tion Of the Missouri river interests, man.
ufacturers and iobbers chiefly that the
seaboard rate Of SLl5 10 Minneapolis
and 81. Paul was discrimination
against them, inasmuch as the twin
cities, using the cheaper water rate Of
the Mississippi river, were able To under
sell them In their own territory ON arti
cles coming originally from the seaboard.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
FLOUR MEN GETNO SYypr
No Promise rha, Bl,,sA,. II
Will Not B. s.i,.a

Washington The requs.,. q, j
faeturers Of hleached sou, fla,
thsr seizures II blcaehed A., b,
until a test ease should h,v
eidod we're refused Manday d..
conference between Wsd. m. y
attorney general and IN nm
Of the pure food board Of th,,g,...,
department.
The food expert. u N, area.
department some time sro t,.,l.l ,
blcaehed -four vas boz ,,ohia- :
pure food laws, not 90 nuA A..
ground Of impuuty. bat bea-. Z
leged misbrandibg. and ne a.,.s 4
department vcts instfn-tel 90 -,t,
ur. Of the -four Counsel ir ii, ,
sfs, the largest of vhish an IL /
and Nebraska. have been ss,kr,
the seizures discontinued gniH A.
ouse could b. made ani dsai.,l
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
FIVE KILLED IN STRIKE nj
Score Wounded; Ten Fatally "a,
STRIKE sympAihiE.r Shot

Pittsburg, Pa pne state fooy.
deputy sheriff and three idf,snsn u
shot and Killed Sunday ia. TX
al the Pressed Steel Gar pant Il 81
vile, whose employers are sgy
strike. AZ least scofs Of r,f,on y
seriously wounded, ten fatally nsn|
ing followed a day VI quisl AM y
without warning
More than = scrre q person, rrtrl
more 90 lees serious INJURIES
While the rot lasted. mounted ID
troops gallopcd indi.crimiha,s.y ,a'sl
the street. With not mace. tlsh. ~
ing tho heads Of all F-rson' Io'isnz
the vicinity Of the mill nsPuiy I'D
and troopers broke IN The door q 80
suspected Of bsirg he retreat q I
striker, and Wholesale arrest, ssr, I'd
During the early stAges Of ne rEiH
women were conspicuous. Nons d N
were armed, Others effectively u'st d
and stones. Thee women. al ior,i.ia
insane with rag wefc manly r1oa
bic for melting the men 10 ,,ifen' "a
user. A. midnight qu.e, r,'gn't %
strike Ionc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
NEGRO SHOT UP TOWN
MONROE, La, SCENE OF ExcIT-
INC TRAGEDY.
Negro Finally Brought Down with
Bullet in Heart Body crsms,sd
in Public.
Copyright 1907

Monroc, LA.--Angcred, IL Is believed,
because two Of his friends had recently
been shot BY police officers in this city,
William S. Wade, a negro. Tuesday ran
smuck on the principal business street
Of Monroe with a double harreled shot.
gun, shooting hr.t at every white man
he saw an then firing unfortunately at
every object before him.
The FIRE was returned, and the negro
finally fell dead with bullet through
his heart. but not before tweni y-nine
men, three Of them members OF his own
race, had been more OF les. seriously
wounded.
Wade's body was publicly burned after
1t had been cut down from a pole ON
which IL hung for half an hour OF more
after he was killed
IL was at fret reported that Wade vas
half-crared al the time from the Effects
Of cocaine and cheap whisky, but an In
vestigation by the police showed that
when he purchased the shotgun and
bon Of shells, a few minutes before he
opened Gre on the first man, there was
nothing unusual In his manner or be
hAvior. Other negroes. who were with
him say that he had not been drinking.
nor did he show any effects Of having
taken cocaine.
Wade came 10 Monroe recently from
Pine Bluff. Ark. Hs vas accompanied
by several other negroes. and they com
lice soon after they arrived. II Vas al.
legged that they were members Of a so
Getty in Arkansas which had a. it, OBJ
Jet revenge for injuries done the black
race. As result, these negroes FLASHED
with the police ON many occasions, and
twice recently they have exchanged shots
with the officers II Is also alleged that
Wade was heard TO say that no white
man was going TO shoot him
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
MAGISTRATES CRITICISED.
Fsyette County Grand Jury Makes
Exhaustive Report

Lexington. Ky.-Thc Fayctte county
erand Jury. which was Impanoled on
July =. made an exhaustive report 10
the circuit court and was dismissed.
The grand jury crltlcises the maels-
tratcs. claiming TO have found that
numerous persons have been Jailed On
trivial oncnses classed by the magis-
trates as felonious cases " brands
the practice as "a fee getting system
which dries up the workhouse and
hlls the county Jail with trivial. bail
less. hcld-over cases. which Is a lead
en- yoke OF needless expense 20 the
county" and corrective Legislation Is
recommended The fiscal court the
mayor and the board OF public works
are also severely criticised and cen
surcd because OF the condition OF the
street railway. the crematory. etc.
The county jail Is declared to be In
an unsatisfactory condition. The asy-
mm. reform school. city jail and corm-
" inhrmury are commended. The
Rlue Grass Fair association Is CEN
sured because OF the sale OF liquor
during the recent fair. and the issu-
ance OF county and government IL
censes by Judge Bullock and Internal
Revenue Collector Roberts Is de-
clared to have been hlgh-handed.
Commonwcalth's Attorney Allen Is
called upon TO summon every gambler
and every person who set up and en-
couraged a game into the presence Of
the Fayette circuit court. and demand
that the houses. which were all CLOSED
by order of Mayor Skain in April.
never be rcopened II was found that
there was little or no gaming going
on at the present time. II is recon-
mended that proper steps be taken
to separate saloons and restaurants
so that the former may be kept strict
ly closed on Sunday and that no sub
terfuge for the defeat OF the law can
be found in the latter. High license
for saloons is also recommended.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
NEWMAN CASE ENDED
SILENCE FOLLOWS THE COURTS
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Gun Totsrs Denied Entrancc-Shir
Sleeves Required-P Prosecution
Is Withdrawn.

Meadville, Mss.-The Chanccry Court
convened here Wednesday with Judge
J. 5. Hicks of Fayette presiding, TO hear
the charges of assault with intent to
murder against Ferd Middleton and
Bunklcy Halford for the attempt on the
life Of Ernest Newman, clerk Of the
Chancery Court. Sitting with Judge
Hicks was L. A. Wilmington, mayor Of
the town, and W. J. sullivan, justice of
the peace, before whom the charges were
made.
''The court assembled 20 hear the
charges against you spoke Mayor
Wilmington, after the bell in the court
tower proclaimed the opening of spe-
cial term. The prosecution wishes the
charges against you dismissed because
of lack of evidence to sustain the ale
cations You are both discharged
The silence following the announce
ment of the verdict of the court was
ominous. The court room was crowded
with friends of the Newman boys and
also of the prisoners. Every man in the
court room was in his shirt sleeves 10
show that he carried no weapons. At
the entrance stood a guard of -four men.
Another guard stood at the aisle lead
ing to the bar.
"If it please the court, would like
TO have you hear some of my witnesses"
spoke Middleton, breaking the silence.
Things have been said about me that
I would like TO disprove.@
The accused was informed that the de-
cision of the court was a complete vim
dication and that the charges were dis
missed. With a slight show of emotion,
Middleton expressed his thanks to the
court and bowed himself out. Halford
appeared pleased with the turn of az
fairs and hurried from the court room.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
HAD COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
John Roberts. Arrested In shelby coun-
~, Had 100000 In Spurious
Mexican Pesos.

Louisville. Ky-Dreams OF wealth
centered IN a brass-bound trunk con-
tanning a million dollars in counterfeit
Mexican pesos were shattered for John
c. and Marion Roberts. brothers, here.
when Deputy United States Marshal
William Blaydes arrested John Rob-
erts in shelby county with the money
in his possession. sitting In the once
OF the Secret Service Bureau. he cool
ly said that he would plead guilty at
the October term OF the federal court
and seemed resigned about spending
majority OF his years in the prison
at Atlanta. He had only wanted to
get rich, he said.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
WINE OFFICIALLY DEFINED.
Federal Court Declares What Is Genu.
inc and What Imitation.

MISUNDERSTANDING its contention
that the consumer is, under the food and
drug act, entitled to know the charac.
ter Of the product he buys, the board Of
food and drug inspection Of the depart
ment Of agriculture has issued declare
tion, declaring that a beverage cannot
be labeled wine unless il il made from
"the normal alcoholic fermentation Of
juice Of sound, ripe grapes, without add.
tion Of abstraction. either prior or sub
sequent 10 fermentation"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
State HAPPENINGS
News Of General Interest in a
Summarized Form,
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Former Teller Of Third National Bank
Of Louisville Arrested on Charge Of
Embezzlement Preferred by Nation
al Bank Examiner Johnson.

Louisville. Ky.--As the result Of a
consuming passion for diamonds and
fine clothes. Fred g. Miller, who re
signed his position as teller OF the
Third National bank. this city Au-
gust IL. was arrested on a charge OF
ombezzlement preferred by National
Bank Examiner Percy johnson. NIL
ier's populations are said to amount
to more than $4,000. and the National
Surety Company, Miller's surety, has
already paid A.s7ls6 to the bank.
According TO the officials OF the bank
the examination is not yet complete,
and the alleged shortage will probably
amount to $4,000. II is said Miller Sc
cured the money interest fund due
time deposltors on their certificates.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
MILITIA CALLED OUT
NEWMAN PRIroHARD QUAR-
REL BREAKS OUT AFBEsH.
Attempted Assassination Of Young
Esnsst Newman May Involve the
whole Community.

Jackson, Mi.-Lieut..Cov Manship,
acting governor in the absence q Gov.
Noel. has ordered Capt. Storm. Of the
BrookhAvsn company, and Capt. fatter
son. Of the hatcher. Miss. National
Guard, TO proceed at once 90 Meadville,
Franklin county. 10 quell OF keep down
= riot that 10 feared by the sheriff on
account Of the attempt 20 assassinate
Chanocry Clerk r. w Newman, Sunday
night
sheriff Jones state. over the long dis
tance telephone that men from the ooun
try have been arriving in town all after
noon, and are threatening 90 tear the
town up lie did not think be was able
20 cope with the situation, and on his
earnest solicitation the acting governor
ordered the troop. 20 proceed at once 10
M.adyille. The captain Of the hatcher
company Was ordered 20 take both
hatcher companies 10 the seems.
There has lssn no further outbreak
since Sunday night. when Chanccry Clerk
Newman wss fired on a. be- sat In his
home and badly wounded In the arm, but
IL IL feared that friends Of Newman and
Pri,eh.rd may clash before morning. In
which event there probably will be more
blooishsd than when tho father Of New
man was killed few weeks ago, and at
which time two or three other men were
killed and the present clerk, son Of D.
Newman. vas badly wounded. Young
Newman has recently been elected over
ave opponents a. his fathers succs-sOr
4, office
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
DRoUTH IN FIVE SIII
EXCESSIVE HFAr
AND RAIN Is sRESSS1s ''
r,sa, Improvement cA..,, |
In the ., oaloliGs'. O,or rs., .ss : s
'i''ippi Delta Ime,. S's Y

Memphis, Tenn Tn.
ing from want of rain b, AZ
s'n''s' okI'homa. r,,,. ', ",
land. IN Mississippi IND. H' H.
,s"''led the nced Of MOI w 20
me three western state. . ''.' y
The plant Is shedding ,.r,,. .''''
are opening rapidly Ia T.,,, =. \
l pIo,s@'n' begun tho rr,,io, 49, n.y.. y
checked \ general .oaklr, ny. wv
ed to relieve thc .i,ua,.a. ''''
.rops IN The two ca,.i,...
sna Alabama We improved and r.'., y
The Mississipr Delta ~. y"
'ns.e districts picking viii y, /.
until well after Sept. +. s.,. .''
s,''i growing and setting irt r'
Of Frost will have an iup.r,., m
on the yield. a. The srop 3, nm ,l y
In Louisiana thr bot s,,,l u. ~. ~
ehc'al because many r..,l. va
s'royed. but go much dansr h. =. =.
been done that estimate. n, !, ~
are light. w
The plant i' well iui,.5 N, =.
where the dfouth ha, leen 49,, h, '
serious shedding has oeru,,.l "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
NEGROES ESCAPE FROM JAIL
After Choking Turnkey Into Ureon-
seriousness and Taking His Re-
volver and Keys.

Paris. Ky.-After overpowering
Turnkey Allen Kaiser. choking him
into Inconsistencies and relieving
him of his revolver and keys. four ne
gro prisoners escaped from the jail
here. The fugitives are VIII Leer.
Hugh Rogers. John Griggs and Robert
Hughes. Leer, who has served two
terms in the penitentiary. and was re
Gently jailed for assaulting and rob
bling young Perry Hutchcraft. was the
leader When Turnkey Kaiser entered
the cell house to lock the prisoners
into their cells the four negroes
pounced upon him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
CHICAGO POPULATION GROWS.
Conservative Figures Show Close TO
$500 900 People.

Chicago. Chicago has stepped into the
2,5OO,OOO class, according 10 the new city
directory, which will be issued ON Thurs.
day or Friday. There are 76s,6OO names
in the big new volume, AMI multiplying
this by 3.2, which the publishers have
found by experience with census years
10 be a safe. conservative figure, tho
eitys population is 2,A02, 1000, withis
81 400 OF 100000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Beattyyille. Ky - William Mays.
Charles Duty. G. j. Gentry and g.
wilkins. United States revenue men.
captured a large moonshine still. 20
gallons OF liquor and 200 gallons OF
beer at Ida May. a mining camp near
this place The still was running at
ull blast. with James Price and Mil
lard Botnor ST.. operating It.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
ALL QUIET IN MONROE.
Officers Wounded by Negro Are AL
Improving.

Monroe, La.-All is quiet in Monroe
after a night that carried with IL much
anxiety TO the local authorities. Fol.
lowing the wild rampage of the negro
VIM Wade Tuesday, during which TWEEN
LYNNE people were wounded before
Wade was finally killed, the entire pop
ulation remained in state of feyerish
excitement until a late hour last night.
This was intensified by the serious
wounding of an unidentified negro in the
east end Of the city. The negro is al
isged TO have said that Wade did not
shoot half enough white people. Several
hours earlier another negro was shot,
but il was not proven this affair was
sequel 10 the Wade shooting,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
SERIOUS RACE WAR.
Negroes Weld Razor with Deadly Ef-
feet In Encounter with White
Men,

Louisville, Ky.-Lee Hall and Victor
Borrier prominent young clubmen OF
Louisville, and L. J. Prince. a Prince
ton man. OF Wilmington. n. c.. whose
father is controller Of the Atlantic
Coast line. are in hospitals. following
race war on a Fourth street car
The young men had escorted ladies
home from a dance at the Audubon
Country club and were going home.
The cars movement iostled one Of the
white men against a negro and fight
started. Serious razor wounds were
Prince and Hall may die.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
MRS. F. GOULD GETS DIVORCE.
Husband Cannot Remarry While She
Is Alive.

New York. Mrs. Helen Kelley Gould
obtained her final decree of divorce from
Frank J. Gould Tuesday.
The introductory decree was signed
on May 20 of this year. The decree
gives the custody of the two children,
Helen aud Dorothy, To each parent for
six months in each year. Mr.. Gould is
not permitted to remarry in this state
until after the death Of his wifa-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Paducah Ky.-A petition signed by
masters and pilots OF boats plying be-
tween Paducah and Cairo has been
sent TO the secretary OF war protest.
ing against the granting OF a permit
to the Burlington railroad to erect
bridge across the OHIO river few
miles below this place.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Greenup. Ky.-Democrats nominated
Howard Williams for representatives;
J Watt Womack. county Judge; Judge
W. T. Cole county attorney: J. T.
Lawson. sheriff; stephen Rowland.
clerk; John Prichard, school super
intendent; John Young. jaller. Nor
RE Vanbibber. assessor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Lexington, Ky.-Rev. Father John J.
O'Neil. AZ was stricken with paralysis
and died in the home of his father,
James O'Neil. Father o'Neil was for
II years chaplain at ~. Joseph's hos
pital in this city. and at the time Of his
death was assistant pastor OF St. Pc
ter's church.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02

Frankfort. Ky.-Capt James Black
burn confirmed the report from Wash
ington that former Senator Black
burn will resign his position as gov
ernor general Of the Panama canal and
retire on his farm in Woodford county.
where he will make a specially Of
raising Shetland ponies.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
yANpERBILT WAS PlS'HED'
II. ana Two Women driving at : "'
That Was Dangerous

Mount Vernon, \. , " IrroR,
along West First street, Ky ~ 'y,nJe5i
at a s5.mile clip, William n. , 'a Va
Jr.' accompanied by two , ~. .'I ,, /, .
arrested. Mr. \ana''''' ,rr i,r,,t
police headquarter'. and d.. '' !, m, sia
ing $50 for his app''''',' corning. Va
.of .pecial session tomoro" I9, J,us
81 we'd 20 60. M y'niaoD' ~"
he wa. going IS miles an bout