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Samiltpn, g., %. San. Seu.
te 2lbenb nm ishs llbr puroe IRA.
bel. Die iet3ebu Sabre aIte Eod)ter
bon 90. RoIitpn bon go. 551 Aorb
o. auenue, BON einein inbefnnn:eH
Manne IN Der Nbea apenue, binter
Der Drills Strabe gelegen. tbdtIih
angegrifieu unb Su goben geporien.
Qui Die SiIferuie oeS 9iaohens ell.
ten gaiianieu herbei, morauf Der
Shurfe oapouIiei. Sroe auer Gin.
Itrengungeu ieiuer 8erfolger gelang
es ibm, 5lt entfomnleil-
- gbas. GIaubpier, Der aeIiern
alben6 mitteIs 8oli3einn6ulat8 bon
ieirer g3obnuug, glo. 1906 g9aIlace
StraBe, pegen eines Ser3leioens nah
Dem Wercp &oipitaI iiherfiibrt ipuroe,
itarb ouf bem gsege babin. Glauo.
pier mar Elm IngeiteIlter oes gader.
neiIters Sauerbed.
- Samss springer nnb Stepban
4rmitrong fablen porgeitern Ulittag
eine gigarrentiite nit $40 unb MID.
sSleii6. tpie irrtbiimIiber mtiie berib.
tet purbe, aus benz ablieferungsndgen
Der Msbgsr, @ebriiber Glifer. bon Der
Moin Strabe. Die IL Sabre alttu
Disbs rsiitsn nit pem otftoblenen Gelb.
mad Cincinnati unb fameH am Dien.
tag 4bsnb nuf 5dmiIton Suriid. tpG
lie gsitsrn Ra6mfttas gde Der 5ief
Strabe uub Der g.. 8. &c .. 8ahn Don
Der poli3ei in @epobriam ssnommer
tpurben. Springer bate nod SIS IN
isinsm geiib; er taufis Gin paar Sdu'
be fir $4 unb CAB ieinem Batter $16
lpGbrsub 4rmtrons So BON bem seftob'
lenen GeIbe bate. Die junssn Gaune,
tpurDen BON Tlanor Rotbipe1 bem Su
senbeeriht iiberiDitien.
- Charles Rob, alias Rofe. aIial
Jdntes gfob. beftonb eeitern Worgel
Iein 0srbDr i'm poli3eigeridt auf BIZ
anflaqe bss 1obtTnIags unb ipurb
untsr $1,000 giirginaft ben Grobge
| fdiporenen iiberpisfen. John Gapp
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alippeE rrgen
Goh jest bort man ibn iiber serbrodne
Ripptn slagen.
Grit frsui' ib mid. bob iA ibr Bitter
BIN
Ssst mub ih iassa: Sd fieI biitsr
'rin!"
Sh min mid, mid. um9eithen srdmen.
Sh iaHn mir ia bas Oret9en nebmen.
arg mub Der alte Graf DOT aitbma lei.
Der fhHauftn.
EOa remit CT ipie Derjiinsi. fisbs CT ben
Shneiber lnufen.
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SSeriieqelfe 9luaebpte.

Qsrfeatlt. aue,bott iptretn IN esr CiaetsGluis'
CfftCt bis m5Etag StH 81. 9eraar 1910. ahsHts
llbr CuIqtgtHeeEemmsu. Gs knupGt re gU ban
antoUF UcH $ll4G 81 rtr gliuc Rcues Der Sicbi
Gcoircion 'ur QsrtsFuuupfH btr gposiRgtsH AUe..
oor btr 9oreittt bcr fFtaH!iu Etrast bis gu trHcE
4uutit 100 Fuk uuyatia tgu Der gtHtou Gtrast.
'dr GrcntyuRC Curling une WacobamEtuEg. et'
aQts grn6g frGeu RrgytHi anitrsHrH ptr slg1
brtuQtu uno lctfc, fabrli4 paklbar itir. 29tlitTt
dustuHft ben anfagf Der E0Hes barciitrs '5r'
HsR Weil,ttaEisR epH & . RphyuaNH CiGl bsr
Staoi 0opjue;aa. 81 srba;tH
G, O Rluk uktEmaHH
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SSeriieaelte glnaebpte.

@srftesl.. auqebo,: psretH In Der SisbtsGlsr'ss
E'itu bts Wlorloe. ben 81 5auuar, GbCaos 5 litt,
cntaeetuatupmmeu. Gs bauetii f6 Um rtp SHs
taui bon s36se o. st 9atat goues far QtrbtNts
ruua Dtr aruit GbeHus, esr Ntaju Gfratt BIB
gum 4iAlotc Der s. uae r. gdeutabu. far Byss
niruHg. gtiaqtt goHts ioleu iatrNa @ Qrglerf
8HrR gro sl0O trageu uaa IeteTs ba!biabEii@ Iatl'
bar itiu.
9Gbes UusfurIt h,u aEGaui etr @prts bttyf''
fsRc tOUHtr Rsilt'tau;sa pen g. @ RipfctRGHa.
Gltrt btg Siapi G0pinQton sp., uhaltcH.
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q iItoH a min Cnts,

6fmttnuaiI. Ebie. o. Gan. 1910
BertisasIts aHaebeit pstDsH ems.
aeaeugenouialsH In bn Office bee SorEo u
Geuntn 9ofnrlifipners bis Hrettaa Zen ~.
,sCbrIiGr 1910, nm I2 iihr Wlitiaas, fGE bic
uafftsksuoe 4cuntbsslrbsif;
lsemdb ben zpesiitfatiousn 30. 3-Gnr bic
13ieperpiidiieruus bfs Gbsrfbesls eex 9inriHs
matt EiprHHe. Bon Der 5ftliceR bic snr wsItltteG
arrrnratinns giie ben Moftb Rsnc. In Dstart
1riUnibip.
gis sirecii tei an aff4fbsr IN tIfeerrrftiHs
nmna mii ben Rldnsn unb &pssififGionsn,
rgelSs iett in cc Glhse seA BcarD VI Hcuasq
aoHffiiSitcnegs uAtilsasH.
Qae hnatbeis nllfsgn anf UcrmuIrrsn nus1s
Te-Iial ttIti pglfs In Der Effics teS Eoagb d
gcnni 0ouiuillcrtrs sn tcben hnb, uHe ees
aIgiet fem Bon siHsm gsonn In bu Earnms bon
eirtauiepo (s1 ,9000D) E9unrs init sirA ansH
uub eenaasnhtu BflrgfH. bnb ber #ieir Ben
foniratt siHaebeH riTb sar Enkiitrune btr Hrs
belt i'm fynne besfelbe thm saerfarHf ntro.
lie QoGRfN GpmntiHunus heeaiien "a heS
ge&i oor, irasHeeiu cbtr aue ansssen sn
GerregfeH.
arH giufsrnae bes Acnrb Der GeuHt1 gens
sriiiieneEs peu enmilisr GSunir, Che.
SfanIsn Etrable, 1rdfibent
27,s.1o.fT
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seiscn l.. |. is. bis 10 llbr 45 Rinntsk
HbenoS eutgeaengenommen weroen
SeIsobpu Spath 2401. "
GbsIidtsn i'm boben alter.
Soispb 3. Drigbt, rs Sabre alt,
bon Qibmare, 81, purbs geIteru in
Qleranoria, 9p., nit Qapind 3. Wbite,
90 Sabre alt, BON Re0. Robert NsIIpn
in Der oortigen Wetbooiiteu Stride gss
traat. Wrioht mar Dor 80 Sdbrsn Elm
Jarmer in Campbell Gountp, 3og bann
mad Sqinois uuo purbe febr reid.
0as aite grautpaar reiite na6 Der
tirali6en 3eremoHte na9 G1bmare.
81, ob.
gerIungt$25. 1909 6absu.
er G B.
IBm. QefIstt reihte i'm arsigasritt
cine S6abenerIastIage gegeH bic 6.
uno 8. Giienbabn Elm. gr bebauptst,
bab sr ON 27. Jdnuar 1909 Don hem
Qgenten Der beidgten 9sIsu' daft pez
gen Jog. r1rebpaB" psrbuftet uHb in
bas GefGngniB gebraat ipurbe. geim
8orperbor bate es iia beraus9sfteIt,
bab sr unI6uIbis mar, uno sr ipur6e
frsigeIpro9eu. sSnfolge Der Snbaftis
rung babe er einsn G6aoeu erIitten,
ben sos, 120 beden follen.
Surptannfi6ntd dteinigsn.
Geitsrn g3ormit.ag purben bic
4rsumente I'm Safe bon Gb. Mdugst.
Der Der s0otung isiner Satin onges
tlaet mar, i'm gireuitgsrihts Dor rid.
ter YungbIut besnbet. QnpaIt Blaine
WcQaugblin belt cine breiftiinbise Re'
be, in Der sr bic 3eugenausiageu bur9'
ginq unb 3u Gunitsn bss Wsrtlagten
Quslegte. Gol- R. M. Relion Toigte fir
bic Qrtlage. Gr ging eb.HfalIs bic abs
9egsbenen 3eugenausfagen burh uno
bebuuptete, Dab 5rou Wauset ME uHo
nimmer fih Teibft bic Bunpen am Sals
ie 3ugefiigt boben tonne, bic ibreu Sob
peruridhten. Gr belt cine ausge3eids
nete Rebe, leqte dber INNER bas Sdupts
gepi6t uuf pisIss. gr ialob um bic
WittagsItunbe. 5israuf folgte gers
tdgung Bis 1.30 llbr Rahmittags,
als bon Ridter gungblut Der Gul
ben 9eihporenen CUR 8erotbung iibers
gebsn ipurbe. Oieielbeu tparen 8 Stun'
ben in 9eratbune, tonuten iih niht ei,
nieen uno purben unter anfiiAt oes
Sberiffs fir bic Raht gsitent.
Ginen Gbei9ein erbielten gbos
Gonrab, %, BON Cincinnati unb @eao
5rue, "a, bon Julmoutb, Sip.
- sato6 6. Gdiling psrtlagte bi,
Qlnbreips Steel 60. ouf $1280 i'm Cir.
cuitaeri6t. Gr gibt an, am 27. De
sember 1909 pGbrenb er fir befast'
GeieII6oft drbeitste inIolse Der Ru6'
ldiIigteit zines arbeiters ben 3eige,
| finger Der linfen 6anD perloren Su bd'
ben.
- Der HeiDport 2eih@, @aus uni
Sporperein min bic Hentudper 2egis
ldtur erfuden, fein 4ttisnfapitGl boz
100000 auf $500. 900 srbsben 81
biirfeH.
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rinunti Spltsblntt" bcfinSet iidD I'm
Gcbaube DER GDbiugtOn Gual & Saus
GD., go. 509-511 Maoiipn 4uenue.
9ln5eigen, Mittbeilnngeu nnb SeItel'
Iungeu irgcnolucld)er Nrt iuerbeu bis
10 l1br abcubs oaiclbit entgegengr'
nommen. Selephpn South 2400.
miIt Mot Ri6ter fetu.
SIN Sale bon Gb. Rprplette gegen
Molter Weuper, in bem e Ii6 um
Gelb duf Bferoerennen honoeIt, lpeiz
gerte ii9 geitern Ritter Trant 80.
Sracep pom trtnineQen Oepartement
hes Rreisgeri6ts oIs Riater gu fungi
rem. @r gob an, fri6er oIs Gount9s
aHpdLt ben Stadt pertreten 81 baben
uno isiner 2lnIiat na9 ui9t bere6tigt
lei, aIs Ri9ter gu fungiren. Gr CAB
ben 4npdlten 3eit bis gum 81. So
nuar, fia ouf etnen SPs3iaIriater 3u
etnigen.
Rette 5ru9t9en,
csobann iyrapne, 10 Sabre at unb
beiTen 8ruber sSomes 5rapne, 16
Sabre alt, ftuuben Dor bem Sugenoz
rihter GIearp, neil ite be6tIfIi9 rpas
rem, in einem Abeuter an Der 10. unD
@reenup Strobe 81 gu entrpenben.
Sobanr tpuroe fetner Sugeno b0l6er
ieiner Wlutter ubergeben, bic perz
ipra6, aus i6m etnen guten Sun8en
gu MAIDEN. Sames Jrapne CAB uuf
bic fSrage bes Rihters, ob er DsrIpre.
den ppQe, pon ben 8abngeleiien fern
su bleiben, feline Qntport uHD 5etgte
fih itumm unb trobig uuf ale GU
bprtommen1siten Des Ribters. Rihter
GIedrp befa6I ibm, Iid Quf cine 8dnt
5u Ieben. Gr tbdt bieIes. DGhrerb Ell
nige Qnbere Sa4en beipro6eu tpurDeu,
8og sSanss ietn Uasfer unb ging auf
ben poli3titen Slime gu. Gas UteTer
tpur0e i6n1 db9enommer unb Der
gurife beriu6te iih bann zines
Gpudnapfe5 3u bemd6tigen. Ridter
Glearp fanbte i'm hierauf nah benz
0efdngniB. ooyn Der 3Dti6en3eit BE-
CAB iidh Der iiingsre 5rapne na6 Der
slterliden MObnung an Der Qtfep
Str, um einen Repolber 81 holen. 9a
bas Saus Deri6loFen mar, fam er
Suriid unb berabm ii4 oerart. bdb er
in Siherbeit gsnommsn qpurbe. Mau
fanb in Ieinsn 1af6en Steine etc,
Was bic Q6Iiht bes gengeIs tper.
tdnn man ii6 oenten. Gr fpurbe
bierauf bon einsm qolisiiter nub Dem
Manfarers Reit an Der Rufe[I Strabe
gebraft, nDr no aus er morqen mad
Der 9lenbaie, ap., 9teTprmihule ees
brabt iDeroen tpirb.
Entfamen I'M 4uto.
Ginbreher braHger In Der gadi
bon DienItdg ouf Meittspo6 IN bt,
Mppt9efe bon Gibbons uHb Ruder ar
Der Iap(or 4Denue nnb De Gourfst
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Snmiltpn guSeisem, 2ofaf.R.ti5ea
un6 Rcuisfsitn fnb abSnsebeu Gds
Der A. uHb Charles GtraFe. llni.r
agert fir Samilton ipobnt go. 3O1
Rorb 1ruHt Ctr. geispbun (Somsl
30. 1912. Sticpbon nHitres aDrrt.
ipouSenteu: Some go. 626- 8
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" e IN p o TT.

Gle Neippprt Effies FIR bas rGin.
cinnatier gDIfsblatt" befinSet fidl in
Wo. 331 gprf Gtrase, asaennber sem
Gourtbauic, n0Ielbit Reuisfeiten, Yin.
ssisrn l.. |. ,s. bis 10 llbr As Rinntss
HbtnSs eutgcaeugenommem weroen
SeIeSbpu S0ath 2401. %
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Babies uno straHFe ioIien MIR rWag.
ner's 9siiiliirtss WaH.r" irinien.
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Entfamen Inn 4uto.

Ginbreher branger In Der Iodt
bon DienItog ouf Weitttpod IN bic
Mpot9ete bon Gibbons uHb Huder an
Der Tanlpr 4nenle nnb Ge Courier
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
DISTRICT SESSION
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Methodists Name Delegates to
Conference Which Meets Here
Next Fall.
LICENSES ARE GRANTED
Six Young Men Given Permission
to Preach In Local
Field.

AT its closing session Thursday af-
ternoon the Richmond district con-
ference at Greenwood elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the Virginia con-
ference to be held in Centenary Meth
odist church. Richmond, in Noyem
Der:
John p. Branch, c. w Hardwicke.
J. T. Mcdonald, g. J. Hunt.
Aiternates--J. T. Wilson, J. p.
Jones. r. e. Blackwell. A. r. Scott
g. NJ. Smithdeal and o. s. Morton
were elected lay readers of the dis
trtcs.
One OF the features OF the Thursday
morning session was the missionary
address delivered by Rev. c. g. Houn-
she'll who has been laboring In the
Korean field for fifteen years. He re-
ported rapid progress.
President Blackwell. OF Randolph
Macon College. reported that this In
stitution had the largest graduating
class In Its history the past session.
The following young men were
granted local license TO preach. Il. G..
Hill, C. o. Blanton, r. r. Burnett, J.
E. Avery. Jr.. T. e. Thomas. NJ. S.
Phettaplace.
D. W. Jackson and j. w. Wheaton
were recommended for admission into
he Virginia Conference.
In q special address, Rev. M. q. Por-
ter, agent for the South Atlantic Lea
gue OF the American Bible Society.
urged that tho Bible be read In all
schools
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15

city July 5, 1s4s, Before he had
reached the age of thirteen the call
for troops TO defend the South was
sounded and young Gibson was among
the first to respond. AS a drummer
boy he enlisted with the Richmond
Blues and served throughout the war
He was captured by the enemy at
Sailors Creek and sent 10 prison at
City Point. where he remained but a
short while. being sent home on ac-
count of his extreme youth
On the first of July 1891. Sergeant
Gibson was appointed member Of
the police force under Major Poe.
While acting in the capacity Of patrol
man he did much special work. cap
turing several notorious thieves. For
his splendid services he was promot-
ed to regular special work and made
a detective in 1898. One OF the most
important arrests ever made by Ser
geant Gibson was the capture of the
George Brothers, at that time the
boldest bandits operating in Virginia.
Shortly after this exploit he, in COM
pany with Captain Tomlinson. landed
Stanley Williams, an outlaw from
Henrico county. behind the bars.
He liz survived by his wife. who was
Miss Rosa L. Rayior, and one sister.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
PARADE Of AUTOS
Bis ELks FEATURE

DETROIT. MICH. July l5.--Detroit
dragged it's biggest industry into the
limelight OF the Elks convention, when
$500 automobiles, decorated to the
limit. lined up for the biggest automo-
bile parade ever held. Cars of every
size and bake were in line, and the
crowd that turned out to view the pa
geant vivaled in size the mob that
damned the streets to see yesterdays
parade
The hSst again took its toll of the
crowd in the streets.
Since the Elks celebration opened
scores of temporary hospitals through
out the city have cared for more than
500 cases of heat prostrations, AMI
they were working to the limit of their
capacity again to-day.
To-day will see the thinning out OF
the big crowd. and Tomorrow will be
getaway day in real earnest.
A big crowd started for the state
Fair grounds to-day, where this at
ternoon Arch Hoxsey. in a Wright ae-
roplane is expected to break the worlds
record for height. Hoxsey shot up
some two thousand feet yesterday.
In addition to q score OF other at
fractions a power boat regatta opened
on the Detroit river to-day. Some CT
the fastest boats in the country were
or hand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15

Miss Ida r. Gibson. and two sons.
Mr.. f.. II. Gibson, OF Butte. Mont,
and Mr.. James B. Gibson. OF Rich
mond. Sergeant Gibson was loyal
member of Metropolitan Lodge. A. F.
and A. NJ.
Funeral on Monday.
A message was sent Immediately to
the son who is far away and word
was received from him Friday morning
that he would reach Richmond Sun
day night or early Monday morning.
No arrangements for the funeral have
been made. II will be conducted some
time Monday and burial will be in
Hollywood.
There is general grief among the
members of the police department
with whom the deceased had SO long
iabored. For none knew Sergeant
Gibson but TO like him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15

The Richmond Venian award $500 CASH addition TO
all subscriptions secured in gigantic sbscrp
ton campaign plan adopted the fairest and most impartial
conceivable and affords opportunity to earn money
without chance 1t invites legitimate competitive
work on where effort and will be hber
ally awarded.
basic idea the contest course the securing OF sups
tons to The Richmond Vngnian.
$1,000 cash addition all subscriptions secured will
awarded the popular workers who the largest number OF
credits be issued by The Richmond Vrgnian for
subscriptions and coupons Clipped from The Richmond
Virginian.
I0E Commission allowed all subscriptions secured by
enabling who enters the contest to receive
substantial cash award
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
Read Conditions Carefully:

Any person. boy girl, resident of Virginia
eligible provided the conditions set forth
Piled with The Contest Manager the right TO reject
nominations
Candidates be regularly nominated in writing the NOM
nation blank printed in this similar blank furnished by
The Richmond Virginan. ~
Candidates must the of Virginia and in the district
from which nominated.
Candidates will permitted transfer credits to another after
credit certificate has been issued by the Contest Manager
credit ballot viii be printed each day in The Richmond Vgnan
which when properly filled and to the Contest Department
Richmond Vrgnan will be good for the number OF credits
printed thereon received before the expiration date printed on
each ballot,
Postage be fully prepaid on a ballots sent by mail
credit certificate viii be issued by the Contest Manager good for
the number of credits declining credit scale which may be
by until the close each period
Contestant desire to have published
certificates all be sent direct
Richmond Vgnan Contest Department by the contestants
their friends credit certificates will bny be issued by the Con
Manager
Ia OF tire for Of the cash awards offered by The Rich
mond Vgnian each candidate will receive cash award OF equal
value Of the award tied for,
live district prevented from
ing other district Credit certificates will be
issued accordance with the declining credit seae prepaid sub
scrptions secured anywhere in the United States
The Richmond Vrgnan the right TO alter make
changes deemed advisable other than reducing the value
OF the cash awards by published notice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15

Rev H C. Tucker. Methodist Mis-
sionery to Brazil, gave an interesting
account of work being accomplished
In Latin American countries.
Rev. b. 4. Lipscomb. pastor of Park
Place Methodist church. discussed the
spiritual state OF the church in an en-
tertaining paper. and Mrs. w. J. May
bee, of Richmond. was equally as in
teresting In paper on systematic
and proportionate giving.
Resolutions were adopted urging
Bishop Collins Denny to make his
home and headquarters in Richmond.
Bishop Denny, was connected in a
PROFESSIONAL capacity with Vanderbilt
university at Nashville. for number
Of years prior to his elevation to the
bishopric home in either Richmond. or
Washington, d. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
TRIES To BUTT
HIS BRAINS OUT
Hearing Jail Sentence and Being
Sent to Grand Jury Negro
Bumps Sconce on Floor.

Sent to the grand jury upon the
charge of maliciously wounding with
intent to kill one William Standard
and fined 500 and given twelve
months In Jail for carrying a. con-
cealed weapon. Voss Nash. very
black negro, staggered for an instant
before the desk of Justice Cruto0-
field In court Friday, and then, kneel-
ing down. tried to burst his head open
by butting the cement floor.
Confident that he was working
fake game on them, one or two peo-
Pile who were near the negro al
lowed him to ram his iron-cast cram
ium against the hard floor many times
before finally stopping him. He roll
ed his eyes around. and when two
officers started with him to the Pen
he suddenly Strengthened up and ask
ed: Where is my hat?'
The cement floor was not injured
and there was not dent In the
woolly top-piece of voss Nash. The
blows he struck we're loud enough TO
be heard ten feet away. The skull
of an ordinary negro. or of any white
man. would have been fractured. but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-15
not 80 with voss, for he y bniIt u
other lines.
Haa HA Indian RInead =

not so with voss. for he u bnils a.
other lines. nv q W
Has He Indian Blood
Nash and Standard were II h1a
mond the evening OF July :, ana
starting away for Hampton N41
when Nash suddenly ran up 10 GekJI1
ard and plunged the knife int "
arm. Furiously waving the lon9 m
keen blade a he saw hlood a61
from the first wound. the negro All
an attempt to scalp his victon
wound five inches In length Wa 1SS
In Standards head. Not contenf I'll
all of this. voss plunged tha k
two inches deep into his viel3
shoulder. The sharp point styue&
bone and the blade snapped naxr
handle. This possibly saved the
OF Standard. " M
Policeman N. Bernstein was ~
the scene and at once ARRESTED
The negro showed fight, resistin6 IL
all the fury OF crazy man th&s&
forts OF the patrolman 10 tA1o
to the station house. Not until
night stick had fallen with CO.
cradle force on the side Of hia
did he consent to submit to &reS
Standard was taken to the cttT
pital in the ambulance anA IA
Harnsberger treated him. IN
ing out the ugly wound III the Gl1
der the Officer found two inGk
the knife blade that had boens S1
off. Without much aiflteniks <1
ed 1t from the bone Il nAd re
Standard has remained NJ tlS
pital since. and wAa ID court S
to testify against his Aauailant
Nash has been III ink, AniH
shown no signs OF nts o. ok
crazy In any way. But la court
he had listened to the heavy So
for carrying concealed w9apN
heard the justice order him 6n&
the grand jury upon IN
charge. he became suddenly bo<@
his reason and wanted "a dOS tX
to the cement with Mn hNAA S&s
became quiet when placed III ~
and was quiet until court h1l
journed.
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Negro stabbed ~ Ns

A warrant was Issued EYfoM3
Ing for to arrest Of nich&tl
negro, who terrtbly s1e1
stabbed George Ntch01n
negro. In the comp1aint n M
that Dixon insuited the WIN
olas and that when NichU1e9
strated Dixon stahbe4 h1k
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