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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
STATE AUTOMOBILE LAWS.
Provide for Use Of Cars on Country
Roasis.-Speed Limit.

Magistrate B. +. Wilson. O. An
derson. said the other day that
there we're many people who owned
automobiles and who did not know
the state laws regulating them while
on the country roads. l, seems to
be the impression OF most people that
they can operate their cars as fast
as they want 70 once out OF the city
limits. but this is mistake. Fol-
lowing are few interesting bits OF
Law from the acts Of the general as
seDbly
No person shall operate q motor
vehicle ca public highway a; a
rate OF speed greater than is reason
able and proper a; the time and
place. having due regard TO the t.af-
nc and use Of the highways as to the
condition or 50 as 10 endanger the
life. limb or property OF any person
or ir an: event at a rate greater
than fften miles an hour
Upon approaching a crossing,
bridge. step descent. or a curve a
person shall have their machine un-
der control and operate it at a rate
OF speed not greater than six miles
an :.ouE. and in no greater than is
reasonable and proper, having due
regard to conditions.
The drive. OF motor vehicle
shall give notice by blowing a horn.
Del! or othrwise so as not TO fright
en- the animals and to use precau-
tons to insure the safety Of persons
and property. II is also necessary
70 bring the car to stop il it is seen
that the horses are frightened.
II is necessary TO stop the car a,
signal from one who is in the high
way and who is driving a wild ami
nal. The raising Of a hand may be
considered sigma! to stop. /; is al
SO necessary to remain stationary
until such an animal could be re-
moved. /: Is necessary for An au-
tomosilist TO give the righ, OF vay
70 the driver Of horse or a mule
and he shall 80 {, the right Of he
road.
Fio!stors OF these acts shall be
hned from ten 10 one hundred dollars
OF. imprisoned not more than thirty
days"
Before operating a car In aoy
county i; Is necessary to secure from
the clerk OF court certificate saying
which is numbered and this number
must be placed OF the back OF the
car The owners address and a
brief description Of the car mus. be
given. The registration fee Is 81.
len days are allowed an owner in
which to register his car.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
ORDERS AGAINST CLUBS.
Temporary Injunction Issued Aga:ns;
TnIec in Columbia.

Temporary Injunction Issued Agd:rs
TnIee in Columbia
At oClubia Judge Devore ia the
circuit court recently granted three
orders on motion OF Attorney Gen,
eral Lyon. requiring the sociaI
clubs in the city TO show cause be-
fore him on July why they should
40: be perpetually rest:A.nc.i from
the sale Of spigi,rcus liI"5::. Tie
n'Gers were granted upor - AVIS
made iha, liquors had been purct.s-
ed a. the three places In violence O,
he dispensary law.
Those against whom the orders
IRE directed are the Savoy club. sit
uated at 1919 l-2 Taylor street. OF
which P. W. BesSinger and Hayward
3. Smith are named as in charge. and
J L. Shull as the property owner:
the Jackson Hub. at s14 Gervais
street. L. E. Levin and overland be-
ing named as in charge. and S. L.
Sweeney as the property owner: and
the third orde. being directed asains,
G. r. Geiger. Harry Lehman and
William T. Thompson for violation
OF the dispensary law at a12 Ger
vais street. G.. n. Geiger being also
shA ~ yho nrop,icnc
Unless an adequate defe--~ IS
made 70 the orders granted
I perpetGs! Injunction restraining
the use Of the premises for the lille
gal purposes charged will be passed
by the court
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Executed for Treason.

4 private cablegram received Z;
New Orleans Saturday night from,
Blnetie!ds. Nicaragua. states .ha;
Gen Mattuti had been executed fol-
lowing trial by courtmar;ial Il
was charged tha, he betrayed the
Estrada cause. Mattu,i took 4 prom
laea: part in the battle OF El Rec!eo
IN December In April he Was ar
rested and charged with treason.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
"FAvORITE son" DEAD.
Senator Daniel, Of Virginia, Passes
Away at Lynchburs.

John ". Daniel. senior Senate:
from Virginia. and for more than
thirty years Virginias "favorite son. .
died at the Lynchburg Sanitarium at
1925 O'Clock Wednesday night. his
death being due 10 recurrence Of
paralysis The immediate cause OF
his death was a cerebral hemor-
rhage. sustained az noon. Ia the right
portion OF his brain. involving the
right side This vas in addition 20
the Paralysis Of the left side. which
was sustained last w!..er. while ir
Florida for his health.
The ssatesnan's illness began with
slight attack Of apopiexy. in Phila-
delphia. last October. which kept
him from being In his seat a: the
opening Of Congress las: December.
Only once since tha, had he appear
ed before an audience. and tha. was
,ov an informa! talk 10 January.
The end came almost without a
struggle. Indeed. the family present
could no, notice the slight struggle
which was noted by Dr.. Waugh.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Child Labor.

Ever since Sir Robert Peel in 1902
introduced and carried the Srst leg
is!a;ion TO limit the hours OF labor
for children. the question OF child
labor has been 70 tho front. The
realization that the employment OF
children OF tender years is deir!men-
tai 70 their physical. mental and
moral welfare. and therefore TO that
OF society IN general has led to one
restriction afte. another being in
posed by most OF the states in the
| union and by nations generally. As
a consequence many OF the abuses
incident to child labor have been,
either materially iessened or entira-
~ removed. Yet facts are constant
~ coming to light showing that even
;ocay many thousands Of cn.ldren,
many OF them bu, little more than
infants. are working in factories or
in close. !ll-vent;lsted t~nements.
What that means as TO health and
morals no one can fail 70 see. Those
children should be at school. de-
veloping their minds. and living ua-
der conditions whreby their Who'll.
being may be advanced. That this is
not the case is reproach TO our
humanity. O. course the immediate
responsibility for these condition
rests with those employers who pay
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
:iMBCSCADE BATTLE.
Prominent Banker and Two Others
Badly Wounded.

J. II. Ovens. a prominent, banke
and mill man. shot from ambush anc
seriously wounded. Alex Givens anc
B. F. Finley. shot with a Wincheste,
and probably fatally injured and
George T. Co1well slightly wounded
is the result OF an am nouscade near
Fa!co. Ala. late Thursday afternoon
according 70 information received a,
Pensacola.
J. II. Givens vas in buggy when
he vas fred upon and wounded. bu;
he managed 20 reach Falco and gave
the alarm. Bloodhounds were TAX
en- 20 the scene and took the trail
going 10 a store about two miles dis
tans. 4 mar named Olan Adair was
bar-!cadcd in the store and refused
20 come out.
While The posse vas preparing TO
make an artack there came seve-a!
vclleyS from Winchesters and shot
guns from out OF the darkness and
a farm house nearby. three OF the
posse dropping 10 the ground The
sheriff with deputies has fastened
from Laurel Hill TO the scene and
arrests are eHpec: ed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
GIEl. ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Sho, by Companion While Boating
on the Canal

Word was received Al Eliza be; n
City. y. c.. Friday morning Of the
accidental killing OF Mary. the ;o-
year-old daughter OF Philip Bray. ol
Sligo. Currituck county. on Thurs
day afternoon. The girl was visit.
ing z; her home OF her uncle. y. y.
Bray. at Canal R:idse She with :,
party OF Young people was ou, on the
canal in a skifs 4 boy by the name
OF Gray in the party was shooi:r :
snakes with shotgun which acc
aentally discharged. the entire loaG
entering the face and body OF Miss
Bray. who died in terribly agony an
hour afterwards. The young lady
was prominently connected and very
popular I"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
LiSCHING IMMINENT.
Race Feeling is Quieting but Lynch
ing Is Likely.

Advices received from Simpson
County, Miss. the scene Of threat
ened racial conflict Tuesday. follow
ing the killing OF Luther Buckley,
white farmer. By a trio OF negro
fugit!res. and later the shooting to
death Of one Of the negroes by a
posse. state that normal conditions
are fast being restored and further
oloodseee Is not anticipated. Ac-
cording 10 the most authentic re-
ports from the remote section where
the killing occurred. Buckley was
one OF a posse searching for Harris
on and Robin Jones. brothers and
Jim Brady. all negroes. wanted in
connection with an attack OF a white
farmer Saturday night. when ne vas
fred on from am bush and killed.
The posse later killed Harrison Jones
but the others are still at large.
Posses. however. are still! searching
the goods and should they be appre-
hended they will probably be lynch
sd BY the mob.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
ASSESSORS FIX VALUES
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
TO MEET SOON.
Matter Of Placing All Property on
Basis Of True Valuation VIII 30
Discussed.

/, is anticipated that Comptrolle!
Genera! Jones viii announce soon
the date for the meeting OF the State
board Of equalization. The meeting
is held during the summer. usually.
II the month Of June or July. and
the work Of the board is 70 act up
on the findings Of the county boards
and TO take any action On tax Ques-
'ions that is deemed necessary.
The most important resolutions
that came before the board las. year
was :hat affecting the assessing o!
property 4, full value This reso-
luton. introduced by jeremiah
Smith. OF Horny. was defeated BY a
vote Of IS TO S.
AS this is the year for the reas-
sessmenc and as the county board
have been busy with the ;a1 ques-
t!on in the several counties OF the
State. the meeting OF the boars this
year is Of specia! interest i; is
thought that the tax question will
receive more than ordinary consid-
Grafton. The tax question has been
brought into the campaign yer: fore
iS!y this year
The Taxable Property.
AS shown ty the comptroller gen.
erals report for the year 1910 the
following is the amount OF taxable
property in South Carolina:
Total value Of real :.
estate sl36.43S.35S
Value OF persona!
property 92.6e4,1eS
Railroad property. -. e7l.l06.302
State tax. ) u mills ;. l.423.30s
For county purposes.
S<1ASo.. SOU. D 3
State Board Of Assessors
The State Board o. assessors. con-
sis,lng Of State officials. assesses
railroad and like property.
The Southern Express company
property in South Carolina last pear
vas assessed at a valuation OF s217.-
557. The total value Of the Pull
nan cars operated in this State was
sl40.2s2: the total valuation Of tel
ephone and telegraph companies
Sas placed as follows.
Western Union. s52o.427: Alt
natic Postal Teiegraph-Cab!e COM
oany. s103.S13: American Tele-
ohone and Telegraph Company o.:
South Carolina. s205.750: Southern
Bell Telephone company. s51l.S4S:
local companies. sl25.es5.
The actual value OF cotton mills
rs fixed by the State board was $751;
260.505 The actual value OF cot
ION oil mills was placed a. se.s53.-
AIS.
The assessments for !ertilize.
plants was placed az s3.l6i.477.
The value OF railway property was
6xed at little over $44.000.O0O.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Found BABY in Basket.

Like Moses OF old. young baby
vas found near Moreauville. La.
Sunday nigh: floating in a protected
Willow basket among the rush.s
along the banks Of BAYOU In the
place OF I rulers daughter. mer-
chant Of Moreauv:l.e orerhau!ed the
unusual Graf. and uuseniinentally
summoned the sheriff 10 make an in
veSi;GatIon in search Of the mis-
c:eant parents. In addition 20 the
child ;he basket contained bot
lie OF milk. one dollar bill and
flask CT whiskey
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
KILLED IN DUEL.
Two Cubans Meet In Woods and
End Differences.

Armed With knives and keeoius
their word to meet at sunrise in the
woods near MacFarlane park. in the
western part OF Tampa. Fla. Tues
day morning. Marco Adalo and an
other Cuban. whose identity has not
yet been established. fought until
both had fallen from loss OF blood.
Adaio dying after proceeding a shor;
distance from where the bloody due.
took place
The unknown man was able TO
make his way 10 nea.t: street.
where all trace OF him was lost. Two
men were seen going into the woods
a short distance from the park at
an early hour. both gesticulating.
The ceneauor towards each other
was such as 10 arouse suspicion
among the cigar workers who saw
them and at the noon hour a search
was made with the result the ev:-
dence OF bloody struggle was seen.
and later the body OF Adalo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
AVIATOR KILLED.
Wachter Instantly Killed by Fall
While Practising.

The opening OF the second avia-
tioa meeting Sunday on the his,or-
&C field OF Bethany was marked by
fatal accident. Aviator Wachter
being killed Wachter was the frs, to
practice Sunday morning. In his
Aatoinette monoplane he bat,led
with the gale amid the enthusiasm
CT the spectators until the rain
compelled him to make descent
He resumed his fights in the after
noon and was flying magn!fcently
when suddenly an explosion was
heard. The wings Of the machine
doubled up and the monoplance
dropped to the earth with lightning
speed. The aviator was killed in
s,antly in full view Of the spectators.
among whom were his wife and lit
tie daughter The accident is ar
tributed 20 the breaking Of the wire
STAYS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
.Anti-FrizriiSi,t Bili.

The Georgia senate r'r:dav morn,
ing reconsidered its action W.dnes.
day II passing the aa;;-p.ize fight
BIZ! and amended j; so as 10 pro-
hibi; all boxing contests 10 which
admission fees ar: charged and in
Which contestants a.. paid for their
services. /; Was pu; up 20 vote
and passed. The bill now goes 10
the house
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
FIVE KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
Gas Tank In Basement Blew Roof
from Saloon.

Five men were killed and eleven
injured. two OF them probably "a
:ally. by an explosion. which frst
wrecked and :her set FIRE 10 the
saloon Of Edward Bushay. Ave miles
north Of Minneapolis. on the Anoka
road. Tuesday evening.
The identified dead ate: Eugens
Hamlin. Edward Hammish and Chas.
S:ggelkow. All three were residents
OF Minneapolis Two bodies remain
unidentified.
Edward Bushay. the proprietor OF
the place and George Miller were so
severely burned that they will die.
The explosion Of a gas tank in the
basement blew the roof from the
building and Gre at once started.
In half an hour the building was
a mass OF burning wreckase.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Killed ut Railway Crossing.

On the same crossing at Valley
Stream. L. l.. where twenty persons
were killed in tailyho wreck. some
years ago. an automobile owned by
Andrew Crawford Of Riverside. "
Y. and contained Mr Crawford. his
TWO daughters. Jeanette and Char
loste. and their chaUEeur. weS struck
by Long Island Railway train Sam
day afternoon. Both young women
were killed and the chauffeur was
seriously wounded.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Child Play Ends Fatally,

While playing doctor. the Ic-year-
three miles from For, Payne. De-
kalb county Ala. Friday took down
a bottle Of car5olic acid and admins
tered big dose TO his ;en-monihS-
old sister. The baby died in few
minutes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Joy Ride Ends in !)eath

Harold Backus. a cnaf:.ur. age.
%. and two companions whom De
took on a JOY ride at a. m. Sa,ur-
day were injured when the machine
crashed into telegraph pole al
Smefhort. Harold Mccarthy. one
OF the party is in critical condition
and Frank Purtell. the third mem
Der bears severe cuts and bruises.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Fate OF Negro Unknown.

Information from Columbia. Ala.
IS TO the effect that VIII Thomas. a
negro under arrest for attempted
crlniaa! assault; upon A Young whit:
girl. was taken from the village Jail
las; night BY mob His fate is un.
known. The Columbia authorities
refused 70 divuldge the Young wo-
mans name.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
THE STATE CAMPAIGN HENRY.
Schedule OF Meetings TO Be Held in
This State.

The itinerary for the campaign i
as follows:
Saturday. July ..
Lerinston-Wednesday. July s.
Saluda-Thu.sday. July :.
Edgefeld-Friday. July S.
Aiken-Saturday. July 2.
Banberg-Monday. July II.
Barnweli-Tuesday. July lo.
Harapton-Wednesday. July l2.
Beaufort-Tau-sday. July -.
Walterhoro-Friday. July Is
Charies,on-Saturday. July Is.
ST. George-Tuesday. July ls.
Orangeburg-Wednesday. July 20
s.. Ma;thews-Thursday. July Il
ManIing-Friday. July 90.
Moncks Corner-Tuesday. July IS
Georgetown-Wednesday. July 81
kings;ree-FTiday. July %.
Florence-Saiurday. July 80.
Dillon-Tuesday August ?.
Marion-W'ednesday. Angus; 5.
Conway-Thurs5ay. August 4.
Columbia-Saturday. August s.
Cnion-Monday. august s.
Spar anburs-Tuesday. August
GaHney-Wednesday. August 10
Greenv!lle-Thu7sday. August II
Pickens-Friday. August !2.
Walhalla-Satu-day. August l3.
Wee OF 10 attend reunion o
and Red Shirts a
Spartanburg. II desired. oE Angus
IL and IS
.,rdersoa-Monday. Angus. 90.
Observation-Disclosures. August -
Greenwood-Thursday. August 25
Laurens-Friday. August o6.
Newberry-Saturday. Angus, -.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
I.inen,aa iS Killed.

An electric current OF some o.oaO
voltage flashed through tho body OF
Vernon B=rum. lineman. at s o.
clock Monday morning a; Raleigh.
fcu!tv. The bodies OF the boys
y. c.. as he worked at s;rinGing the
city a:e alarm wires. and killed him
almost instantly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
NEGRO ROY KILLS SISTER.
Ends Dispute Over Meat by Using q
shotgun Fatally.

On Thursday three young negroes
Henry McMaste-. aged l3 years. and
his two Younger sisters. got into an
alteration about some pieces Of
mea; prepared for the table. a, their
home in Chester. Henry demanded
il all and then in his wrath seized a
shotgun and poured the contents OF
it into the Younger OF his sisters.
Ella McMaster. tearing away almost
the entire left side and causing in
stan: death On the verdict OF the
coroner's jury the boy was arrested
and lodged in jail in Torkville His
case will come before the court.
which will convene on the second
Monday in July.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
THE WAGES OF SIN
DR. vERTAL AND WIFE JAILED
FOR MALPRACTICE.
One Girl Dies a. Result OF 1, and

One Girl Dies "a q Result OF I, and
Another Is Found In His House
Very Sick.
> special dispatch TO the Charlotte
Observe: from High Point. y. c..
says one OF the saddest tragedies
that ever occurred there happened
Saturday night when a young girl by
TIE name Of Bessie Thomassonville
o. States.ille died a, The home OF
DR.. W. L. vestal on account OF an
illegal operation which had been ger
oormed BY Dr.. ". L. Ves,aI last
Tuesday night
The police were notified about the
condition OF the young girl just
short time before she died and when
they arrived at the home OF Dr..
Festal they not only found the one
who Is now dead. but also found
another young girl who gave her
name as May Owen from Linwood.
and who was IN serious condition
She had also gone through the same
operation.
Saturday night about Ii O'Clock
DIS. Station and McAnally were called
70 the home Of Dr. Vestal 10 see
Bessie Thomasson and they at once
saw that the girl was In a mos, crit
ical condition. They suggested to
TT. vestal that the patient be taken
20 the hospital for treatmee, and
made the arrangements. but it was
soon learned that the girl was a: that
time IN dying condition and that
to remove her would be only has
tening her death a. about twelve
O'Clock she died after having a num-
Der Of spasns
Before she died she made a full
confession to the physicians telling
about the operation and her treat
menc May Owen. the other girl.
was removed to the hospital by the
policeman and hes condition seems
some better. bo: Is yet regarded as
serious.
Bessie Ttonasson went there las:
Statesy!lle without the knowledge of
her father. to receive treatment from
Dr.. Ves;ai. She was induced to
come here By young man named
Levy Maynard OF High Point who It
is claimed Is the man who got the
girl In trouble.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
TAkES HIS OWN LIFE.
Prominent and Wealthy Citizen OF
Charlotte Suicides.

James W Wads~orth. one Of the
weal;hies, and bes, known citizens
Of Charlotte " c.. committed sui
eide Wednesday afternoon. at $50
oc,ock The weapon used was 81
cal!h.e Colts pistol and death re-
suited within tHo hours after the
shooting. The excessive use o! slim
GIANTS and wo.ry over business mat
GERS 1er" given in Statemen: issued
ny the family as the cause for the
act 4 brother OF M- Wadswor;h.
took his lie in a Greensboro hotel
las; year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Three viii Die on same Gai,ov.

!A" :ou: ncSrces convicted OF The
murder Of Mo:crrnaa s. T. Brown
IN pekalb county Ca. on April -.
have been sentenced 20 hang by
Judge Roam. In the Dekalh county
Jail. I, IS p!obab that 81! .:!, be
hung on the same gallows. tn. p,.-
groes are: Charles Julian. Jim Black
and Ed Weaver and Char:ey Walker.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Leaps TO Natery Grave.

After desperate struggle with a
friend Tho tried 70 restrain him. ".
II. T!c"s. OF Oklahoma City. Okla.
Jumped overheard finn the steamer
Holland. en- route from Chicago to
holand. las; Friday night and was
drowned. Titus. who was thirty
four years old. was suffering from,
nervous prostraiion.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Treasurer Gets Ten Years.

P-.soc doors closed on John 3.
Lombard. o: FEamiaStan. Mass. last
week. 70. period o! nor less ,aaa
ten 70: mere :haa fifteen years. He
confessed 20 having forged town
notes 70 the amour: o. 5000. 900 in
the past ten years. 1h:.e serving as
town treasurer. He IS so years OF
age.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Hit BY Hatte<l i;all.

l.. r Masseagale. Of Norwood. Ga
an a;to-ney son OF r r NasSenralc.
man OF considerable prominence
in the cotton world. Was hi; on the
head hy batied ball a; Harlem. a
couple OF days ago. and rendered ur-
conscious Fears are entertained
tha: he will rot recover. !.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
WATTEESON IN JAIL

SON OF Distinguished Journalist on
Charge Of Shooting.
Ewing Watterson. the son Of Col
Henry Watterson. the we'll known
Louisville. Ky. editor. was arraisn-
ed Saturday on charge Of assault.
frs; degree. Il is charged that Wat
terson. who is 80 years old. sho,
and wounded Michael Martin. sa-
loon keeper at Saugerties Friday
The prisoner expected his father to
spend the Fourth with him and i:
would be wrong. said his attorney
in asking fer bail. 20 ask a man OF
Col. Wa;,erson's age 20 pass the day
il Jail. The request was later
Withdrawn. counsel for Wat.erson
having decided no; to make appIica-
ton for bail until Col Henry Waiter
son arrives from; New York.