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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. :. Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. NJ.

Office at Tucumcari. y. NJ.
Feb. ~. 1000.
Motto. is hereby given tina, Rober, VI.
Bates. Of Norton. ". VI. who. on Angus,
IS. 1904, made homestead entry No. 1859.
serial No. o4oi2, for sI se. sec. 40. and
NJ nee sec. IS. tp On. range sac, y. Mex.
+. meridian. has filed notice ~ intention 10
make final fv- year proof. to establisi,
claim To the land above described, before
Register and Receiver. u. > Land office
a, Tucumcari. n, VI. on the goth day OF
March, 1900. Claimant names as wit
nesses Hevy +. Mayvald, OF Norton.
n. VI. and Fred Walther. Nathan s,rad.
ley and Huber, l.. N-wbey, all OF Puerto.
New Mexico.
ara K. \. Prentice. Register
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NOTICE rOK PUBLICATION
Department OF III. Interior, T.. >. Land
Office at Tucumcafi. y. VI

TVW1 ~ WI
Notice is hereby gwen that Frank Vicory
OF I~ucumcsIi. Nm. ~ho,on Nov. ~, o
made homestead entry No. oSsg,serial No.
o.3o7, tor e9 sw. and va sea, see. IS. ~.
ION. rang. soc, y. Mex, =. meridian, has
hlrd notlcs OF intention to make hnal co.'s.
mutation proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before Register and
Receiver. u. >. Land office al Tucumcafi.
y. VI. on the goth day OF March. 1907.
Claimant names As witnesses. benjamin
Robinson. Walter Fades. Mrs. Walter
Fades and Fred Sm-ad, all Of rucumcari.
y. NJ.
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Joseph Israel had n OF the
best dressed windows this week
that has been seen Tor some sime.
II was a splendid advertisement
for his business and displayed all
the latest styles OF clothing and
shoes.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OF tn. Interior, U. ,. Land
Othce at Tucumcari. y. VI.
Esh ., ta,a

Feb. ~, 1909
Notice is hereby given that, Ebert .
Alfred, Of Bard, y. ~, who, on April 10
1900. made homestead entry No. soIS
serial No. oIo2I. tor nw4 swl, va nw4
ne4 ava, sec, 9. Up ION. range 3Se.N. Mex
y. meridian. has filed notice OF intention
to make hnal Communication proof "a estsb'
lish claim TO the land above described. be
fore ". ". Bennett L. > Commissioner,
IN his 1.-the. a, San ion. y. VI. on the 10th
day OF March, 1909. Claimant names a.
Witnesses: /. w. Horne. K. VI. Horne.
r. VI. Chapman and +. NJ. Wade. all ot
hard. y. VI
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Carpenters and J%oin-rs Union No. 67s,
meets in new Masonic hall every frs, and
third Friday nights.
PAU JAcgsos. President,
NJ. T.. Parish, Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the lnterioa. u. 5. Land
Office AT Tucumcari. " NJ
Feb. ~. 1909.
Notice is hereby gwen that Juan Jose
Rodriguez. OF Tucumcari. n. NJ. who, on
Dec. 5, 1904, made homestead entry No.
iaa9. serial No. oli7S, for the ne4, sec as,
,p. I'm, range sac. n. Mex. =. meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make hnal
five year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register and
Receiver. u. >. Land office, al Tucumcati.
y. VI. on the goth day OF March, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses: Julian
Blea. Juan |. Mares, lose Valdes and
Jose Antonio Rodriguez, all OF rucumcar.
y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Inferior. u. ;. Land
Office at Tucumcari. y. VI

FNUl TT1 IVIV'
Notice is hereby gwen that Alden Wells.
Of Field, NM who, on Ian IL, 1905. made
homestead entry No. l1S9g, serial No.
ogJ5I, tel s~4. scc. l., ~. IN, range STE,
y. Mex, y. meridian, has filed notice Of
intention TO make final Communication proof
10 establish claim to the land above de-
scrib-d, before L. +. Williams. q. ).
commissioner. in his office. at Murdoch.
y. VI. on the 49th day OF March. 1909
Claimant names as witnesses John W.
posey. James A Watson and James r..
Watson all OF Field. y. VI and Austin r.
Brian, OF Murdoch y. VI.
X. \ PEEN1icE, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. :. Land
Office al TucGmcari, n, NJ.
Feb. -, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Margarete
Dixon, Of Quay. ". ". who. on Oct. ~.
1907. made homestead eutty No. 1oo7S,
serial No. o5717. for sea sec as. ~. sn,
range zoe. ". Mex. Z. meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make final communal
ton proof. to establish claim TO the land
above described, before Register and Re
c%eiver. u. ). Land office At rucumcari.
n NJ. on the goth day OF March. 1909.
and Hugh Cecil, all Of Quay, n. VI.
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IS K, A. PsRNricE Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. q. ) Land
Office al Tucumcari. \ VI.
.ICArION

Office al Tucumcari. y VI.
Feb -, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Rafeli,a
Montoya, OF Tucumcari, y VI, Who. on
Feb. AZ. 1904, made homestead entry No
3oI2, serial No. o4ooJ, for nw4, sec. Q, tp.
lin. range age. y Mex, =. meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim TO the land
above described. before Register and Re,
e%eiver, u S. Land Office at Tucumcari.
y NJ IN the goth day Of March, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses. Sixto Mar.
tinez Antonio Apodaoa and luan Martinez
Of Tucumcari, y " and N~epumoseno
Salss. OF Montoya, n NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department, OF the Interior, q. ). Land
Oihce a, Tucumcari, y. VI.

department OF tue interior u D Lana
Othce al Tucumcari, y. VI.
Feb. II, 1909
Notice is hereby given that benjamin +.
Smith, OF Harris. n. ~, who ou Sept. o.
1907 made homestead entry No. 1900.
serial No. osAI4, Tor e2 neI sec. 10. and
W. n~4 sec. - tp. Sn, range aye, \. Mex.
7. meridian, has filed notice OF intention 10
make final Communication proof. to establish
claim TO the land sbov. described. before
l.. House, U, ). Commissioner, in his
office a, House, y. VI. on the goth day
OF March, 1909. Claimant names as
witnesses. George Smith, V, Lawson,
o. w. Harris and l." Smith, all Of Harris.
y. ".
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Brotherhood OF Railway Carmen Of
America, meets every frs, and third Fri
day evenings at 500 o'clock at the old bank
building
81 Il. MeDoN,Lp. Chief Carman.
A. VI. Fennell. Secretary.
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Notice is hereby gwen that Frank l.,
Thompson, Of Ard. y. NJ. who, on Sept.I.
1900. made homestead entry No. Io37i.
serial No. osi47. for sea sec. ~, ~. Sn.
range 3oc, y Mex. y, meridian. has filed
notice OF intention To make hnal commute.
ton proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before l.. House. US.
Commissioner. in his Office at House. \. VI.
on the 20 day OF March 1909. Ciaiman,
m as Witnesses: Harvey Cobb, OF
McAlister. n. NJ, William Patton. George
w. Alexander and Jerry Brunsteter, all Of
Ard, y. VI.
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LODGE DIRECTORY

Tueumcari Lodge No s7,A.F. and An.
Meets first and third Monday evenings OF
each month Al the new Masonic ball.
K. r. SAXON. W. VI.
VI. ID. Nicho,s, Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, u, 5. Land
Office at Tuoumcari, N. VI,

Office at Tuoumcari. N. VI,
Feb. ~, 1909
Notice is hereby given that Harvey Cobb,
Of McAlister, n. NJ, who. on Dec. az. 1907,
made homestead entry No. a4Ila. serial
No o9Ioa, Tor ne4. sec. ~. 70. 81. range
soc, ". Mex, = meridian. has filed notice
OF intention TO make final Communication
proof, TO establish claim to the land above
described, before J. l.. House in his office
at House, y. M. on the loth day OF March.
1900. Claimant names AZ witnesses:
Frank L. Thompson and Geofse w. Alex
andsr OF Ard. N. M aud X. NJ. Mcclus-
key and !. w. Allen, OF McAlisteL N. NJ.
ans X. A. PpENTieH, Register
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Tueumcsri Lodge No. ~, /. o. O. r,
meets every Thursday evening a, the new
Masonic hall. w. CAMPBELL, NC.
p. o. McDermott. Secretary.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. az, X. Of y. meets
every Wednesday evening at the new Ma
sonic hall. w X bRYaER. c. {.
NJ. Is. Goldenberg, X. of X. and =,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, q. ;. Land
Office at Tucumcari. y. NJ.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
How Many Meals
Have You Saved /?

Do you show your meals do you good?
as the saying goes. Have you the prod
uct OF former good dinners tucked awav
around your waist line2 Do they re-
proach you2 Do they lie heavily on your
physical conscience, as It were? Are you
anxious TO refOrm7
Wen, then, contemplate a period Of pen
ance. What do you say TO a month OF
unmodifed breakfast food diet - made
thin. to be followed OF accomDa1ied nv
thirty days Of road work or weight lift
ing. No?
How about a few months course of
some acrid (pUt your teenth on edge)
acid. heartbuTn-causing wrinkle-forming
stomach-upsetting, high-priced patent ad
veTtised 'fst remedy" then? No?
All that remains for you to try. then
IL you really wish to reform IS MarnoIs
Prescription Tablets. These tablets nos
sess special virtues, the most important
Of which is, they cause not one ripple OF
internal uneasiness. Neither do they
leave wrinkles behind, nor IS fifetins- ana
exercise required 10 help out Yet IN >
reasonable time they are caDabIe Of rA
ducing. possibly, any man OF woman on
this green earth = pound OF so daily.
How about your trying this safe and
well-indorsed plan II you do not care 10
exercise or diet? The Msrmols CompanT-
OF Detroit. Mich. or any druggist yviIl
give you. for as little as Is cents one
large case so well stocked that inst thaf
one case viii show you the problem az
reducing safely and quickly on three fuIi
meals day has been solved
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

antitis-" Il seems impossible for Mr.. Bel
lew 70 retain the services or a valet
without unlimited difficulty.
Mr. Bellew thus narrates HIS expert
ences with the genus manservsnt with
the rare art Of a raconteur.
7 began the season very amiably with
a Korean youth. named Dandy Kim.
Il seems that Kim was the family name,
which he boastfully said had been used
by his forefathers for 1el0e00 years.
Dandy was a charming American adjec-
tive which he assumed. am not sure
that ne did not choose wisely. for he in
variably appeared arrayed in every color
OF the solar spectrum.
Dandy wore an olive green suit. pur-
pie tie. emerald plush waistcoat. and his
chromatic glorias were completed by a
pink silk scarf about his neck which he
wore in lieu Of an overcoat Although
he gave Boston and its polite public a
fearful shock, he attracted so much at
tentioa. he decided that yaleting was far
beneath him and that he had possibilities
as a professional beauty. Directly we
got back TO New York Kim forsook my
humble patronage 10 become a butler
Valet No was former school
teacher who deserted algebra for the
whiskbro0m- I hope he displayed more
ability on logarithms than he did on
for I was compelled to
discharge him for incompetency.
Valet No. 3 was an Englishman. who
to his own account, had been
IN the service OF half the British peerage
He made me feel very deeply his decline
into the theater- believe he would have
patrOnized Mr.. Shakespeare himself. I
was forced to dismiss him when I dis
covered that he was in the habit Of US
Ing my nall brush to plaster down his
hair and Of taking naughty familiarity
with my clothes.
I decided then that q good. straight
American would be most satisfactory. so
I engaged a young man, who had done
everything from prlze-hghting to instruc-
ton in the gentle art OF roller-skating.
''Valeting proved too tame for him. and
he recently gave me two weeks notice
when he became convinced that The
Thief did not include q ballet or chorus
and that Mr Frohman would never con-
sent 10 these Innovations"
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Worthless Sets With
Starving Families
Made Sober and Prosperous Hen.
They Now Support Their
Families.

Hon John T. Paunill Of ReidsvfrIe y
c, recently appointed L. S. Comris-
S4oner by the President. has observed the
results obtained by the McKanna treat
ment for the liquor habit, and thus states
his opinion OF the treatment:
Being a resident Of this city. where
one branch OF the Three-day LIQUOR CsIlTe
IS established. / have had ample opportu-
nlly 10 observe Its work. and regard Il as
one or the greatest blessings to the hu-
man race next TO the Christian reIiEfOnl
tnat exists among Us. Tt UnQuesuOnabiy
taxes from the patient al desire 20 I'm
DlDe and places him as he was in the be
ginning. without the slightest taste or in
cilnation to drink, which taste or fnclina-
hon VIII never again come upon him un-
III again acquired BY cultivation, which.
OF course, can be done, hence ft IS only
permanent benefit 10 those who really
and honestly regret their fallen condf-
ton, anG desire 10 be reformed and re-
instafed- These statements I make with
full appreciation OF their meaning, and
are based upon the observations Of three
years, during which time / have seen
hundreds treated who have told ne that
such was the effect Besides those from
q distance attending the institution there
are many from this city and vicinity who
/ know were three years ago drunken
worthless Sots with starving families
who are now sober and prosperous men.
A very few have gone back to old habits,
and Il was because they liked the ways
habits, and associates Of a drunken life
better than those OF sobriety and de-
cency-in short. from choice The gen
eral government. state government. local
and municipal governments would find L
money well spent to give substantial aid
to the Aickanna Three-day Liquor Cure
The above original letter IS on file at
DR.. Mckanna's Washington resIdancs
and Office, 1725 street northwest; phone
Main 5S4- There are McKanna Sanato-
nuns at Richmond. Ya--Murphy's Hotel
Annex-and ReidsTille, N G, and = nun
Der OF Western eitiea
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
CAMPAIGN FOR TEMPERANCE.
Sessions VIII Last Ten Days Under
Auspices of Local Union.

Mrs Mary Harris Armor. president Of
the. Georgia State Temperance Union, is
on her way 10 washington 10 lead an
active temperance campaign which IS 10
last for ten days. beginning tomorrow.
under the auspices Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
As a starter the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church was held yesterday morning. al
which much enthusiasm prevailed. Mrs.
Don p. BIain, organizer for the District.
told OF an entertainment to be given
March Is and 10 at which the subject of
temperance VIII be thoroughly discussed.
This evening. before the opening of
the campaign, a public reception will be
given Mrs. Armor by members of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. at
their headquarters at 5zs Sixth street
northwest
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"sEHPER FIDELTs p

Land the Marine Co-ps over Er.au.
It's 3cated about enough:
With keeping law.
On SEA snd shore.
rs srizzled, az Ezunt. an ruu-h-
In the days Of the good Old ns77.
Nher men fought hand % hand.
And The Crews IMPRESSED.
or needed arrest.
Aa-oes were u demand.
And when n pcrt, the voyage or.
You landed the liberty men.
And back they'd cone
Vel pTined with r77m.
1o1 we're CAD Of = provost then.
When trouble occurred, in far-oR po-t.
At the opposite end OF the earth.
You'd chuck then ashore,
To the znons roar.
And then ycr valued their worth.
But now the nsry's different berth.
And long range IS the law.
The infantry nan
Is ont O ths plan.
So ssnd the Marines ca sho7s.
The s2ilornen s-e not As then.
And Eheu on the beach they rcau.
They are very polite
And never set tight
So leave the Marines az hone
On an s1ua-mechznical-devil-may
In thEse piping times Of peace.
The jclly' can't shina,
In the eyes O. The lire.
Wien EIcked up With cosl cust and srease.
Let soldiers DO a soldiers work.
And guard The navy yard,
Day on. day CT.
Post. dOck. OF wharf.
Is vo-k sufficient bard
But hooo- these men n Zines q peace.
As they serTe you IN tine Of war.
From Guam 70 Hell
BIZ the bursting shell,
"EFs- fsithful." tbe.--SaIy law.
a
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
FROM WOMARS
POINT OF VIEW

/ After accepting an invitation 10 spend
the day with a friend whose husbands
death scattered to the four winds an at
mosphere Of wealth and luxury in which
I I had always beheld her. I no longer
wondered how she managed 10 keep up
10 the reputation for good dressing which
, was hers before she married I saw
enough 10 Overwhelm ne with admira-
( ton for q stock Of cleverness whose exist
ence 1 had never suspected.
There was a heavy mortgage on the
mansion in which she had ruled with the
assistance OF eight servants. but she was
T quietly living out the days before the
necessary foreclosure. The stan OF eight
I had dwindied 10 one maid Of all work. but
as the family contained but herself and
a beautiful Persian cat, that was not so
much Of a calamity as one might think.
+ A small breakfast room, a reception room
( Of similar size, and her own bedroom and
/ bathroom were the only rooms which had
not been dismantled and closed I'd. and
the house had fifteen apartments OF diff
ferent kinds, with half dozen baths and
huge halls.
The furniture was unencumbered. and
after selecting the small amount she
meant 70 carry away with her 10 2 new
home. she had disposed Of it by private
sale as long as that method was possible.
and the rest passed into the keeping OF a
dealer who paid spot cash. Apparently.
there was not a regret for the beautiful
things made 70 order and imported at &
heavy cost Probably she had cheerfuIlv
accepted the inevitable. like a wise
woman. for she discussed q number Of
plans she had evolved for the future
She must make q living. and she had not
been trained 10 work, but I can see moth
ing 10 distress her, because she is prac-
teal and willing TO do her best.
/ never knew her 20 use a needle. and
was sure that a sewing machine was
not among the furnishings Of the man
sion when I was shown over il. On this
day she showed me several garments
made by her own hands. and the after
noon was spent by her In finishing
pretty frock which she had cut nv
reliable pattern, and a friend had fitted
10 her The hat, which matched II. was
made Of relics Of former prosperous davs
put together by a milliner's apprentice
under supervision, Of course.
! am not going to be shabby OF dow
dy.' she declared. as she displayed her
new possessions. even though I am
poor What is the use Of going down
entirely under a heavy blow? have re-
covered my wind. and I am going On in
the nice way I like. even II I have 10 do
1t in calico frOck and one room" You
simply cannot keep down women OF tha.
stamp-they are bound to rise. There is
lot OF them in the world. and some Of
them are rearing healthy, happy chill
dren, fitting them for wholesome 1Isefu1
HVes- For one reason OF another bur.
dens have been dropped upon their shouI-
oers- and they have straightened their
backs 10 bear them instead Of drOonino
toward the ground I wish that 7 knew
more Of them-they are a source Of in
spiration 10 their weaker sisters.
BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

that you viii continue through HSe and
not regard matrimony as necessary.
On the same occasion Mr.. Taft ex-
pressed the hope that competent woman
teachers would. n the future. command
equal pay with men teachers.
To be consistent the distinguished
champion OF the public school teacher
VIII surely favor measures that mean
maintenance in Old age OF faithful teach
ers who have not regarded natrimony
as necessary"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

dead for something more than a year and
no one knows where his map Is TO be
found.
If you go 10 the Isle Of Pines on a
hunt for pirate gold and wish 10 conceal
your MISSION you viii find much that IS
interesting in other ways There IS the
old prison, and across the river from
Nueva Gerena is the old briclSsSsrd, where
the Cuban prisoners were forced. Ike the
lsraelites OF old, 70 make brick without
straw Here labored and toiled in the clay
the spiritual and dreamy Jose Marti.
whose birthday We celebrate this month
by Withdrawing from the government in
Cuba Here was confined that proud pa
triOt, the Marquis OF Santa Lucia. who was
the second president OF the Cuban repub-
lie in the field. And here the beautiful
daughter Of the Marquis Of Santa Lucia,
Evangelina Cisneros, was arrested on
trumped-up charge and carried on to
prison How her Incarceration stirred the
hot blood OF the American people. how she
got out Of jan by the aid Of an Ameri-
can newspaper man. How Gen. FitZhugh
Lee made her case the basis Of stern de-
mands-au these things belong 10 the his
tory Of the war with Spain
Then there is Nueva Corona itself.
Quaint old town, lying ley IN the sun"
Most OF II used TO be owned by an old
Spanisrd who survived until a few years
ago. the last OF the slave traders. a few
miles away in the country is the place
where this old dealer in black ivory"
had his plantation. The ruined mansion
has not yet disappeared, and the slave
quarters are stlI there. Niles aad miles
Of solid brick walls enclose the fields.
and here's and there are the ruins Of sugar
mills and starch factories. The ships
used 10 bring the negroes from Africa
10 this place, where they were taught 10
speak Spanish and TO work Then they
were sold TO the Cuban planters.
Quite as Interesting is the ancient town
Of Santa Fe, which has been a ravorite
watering place and health resort for the
wealthy and fashionable people OF Ha-
vana fOr more than a century. The low
white houses with their red roofs, the
truly wonderful ceiba trees and one OF
the most magnificent Spanish laurel
trees il the world. all conspire 10 make
Santa Fe beautiful. The spring with its
medicinal waters. the bath houses, and
the hotels bespeak the departed gayety
Of the Spanish era
This is Treasure Island as Il Is to-day
a charming bit Of tropical beauty with
the romance Of piracy still enveloping Il
The sturdy Americans who are making
this island a paradise firmly believe that
there IS buried treasure here Not the
gold OF the pirates. but the wealth OF
the Creator. They are digging in the
ground for that But that is another
story
tCopyrish.. Iss. By Freds-lc J. HaskL-j
TO-mOFrOv-The Republic of Cuba.
VIII. An American Colony in the
Tropics
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seIf-defense IL Claimed.

Arthur Scott charged with shooting q
huckster by the name Of Robbins in g
saloon conducted by Mrs. Hannon. neal
Seventh and T streets southwest, on Au-
gust = last, was placed on trial yester-
day in Justice Gould's court Counsel for
the defendant announced its intention OF
showing that Scott fred the shot in self
defense George Skinner, a wholesale ei-
gar merchant OF Baltimore, testified to
the shooting.