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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
DAILY GAIN IN WEIGHT.
Comes 10 Those Who Use Samosc.
SAYS n. c. NJ. i. Drug Dept.

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system so that the tissues asSimilate
from the food all of those elements
which make solid bone, firm muscle.
pure blood, and sufficient fat TO re-
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An Increase in weight Is seen from
the first weeks use of Samose. put
II it does not restore you TO your
proper weight and give you full Nigor
and vitality. u. G. NJ. l. Drug Depart
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
WE DO JOB PRINTING.

How Is your stock of Letter Hcads
Envelopes. Bill Heads and other Of
fec supplies?
Let US figure with you on blank
books. certificates. booklets. or re-
ceipts. in fact anything in tho PRINT
ing line.
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THE DESERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
STRONG!

There Is no company in this state
today that Is stronger than this COM
pany is at tho present time. relative
to It's capital. In fact. no human
concern could bo safer for the COM
Dany owes practically not ono cent,
and ali of its assets arc of tho very
highest class. On It's Preferred
Stock at s1.00 per share there is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
PLANS FOR LABOR TEMPLE.
Stock Subscriptions to Furnish the
Needed Funds.

The movement of organized labor ir
Salt Lake to raise funds with which to
erect labor temple which will be
owned exclusively by labor interests.
received an impetus Friday night at
d meeting IN tho Federation OF Labor
hall when the Salt Lake Labor Tnm-
pie association made a report. The
plan which Is being followed. and
which has found general favor. is that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
Carnations"

Pink and white Enchantrecs, 75c
dozen All other varieties. 80 cents.
Sanders Granger Floral Co.
ESQ So. Main, Van Dyke Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

We tell you in our Eye Book what
doctors rarely tell their patients. but
what they ought TO know We tell
you how TO cure any eye trouble to stay
cured, without the knife. right in your
own home, without having TO go to any
doctor and at small expense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
We Cure Eye
Troubles
(Frcc Book-Frcc Advicc)

We Show You In Splcndidly Illus
tratcd Eye Book, How to Cure Any
Eye Trouble at Home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29
SOME LIMESTONE TESTS.

Argillaceous limestone. from the Same
French co-offlcient, 6.s: hardness, IA,
toughness. 8; cementing value. fair; a
hard rock with low toughness, low re-
sistance to wear and fair cemcnting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
TOday's Telegraphic News
Senator DanI,Ps coudillou

Daytons, Fla March 24-The condl-
ton oil Senator DIniel showtd notice
able Improvement today aud the attend
ing physicians are much encouraged.
Tne following bulletin was Issued {:
"SsDstor Daniel passed satisfactory
night, Awakening about s o'clock. Since
that hour be has been conscious and has
spoken few words plainly. He tried to
say more, but was checked by the ply
siciahs. His temperature, pulse and
respiration is satisfactory aud be was able
to take ample nourishment. Yesterday
the senator was awake good portion OF
the day and Was able to make his wants
known to the nu'se and doctors st bis
bedside. II the present improvement Ia
maintained the rest OF the week the doc
tors believe he will ultimately recover
the uss Of most OF bis faculties,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
Virginia News.

Mr.. Philip F. Honey died at biz
home, near T u,loW's store. 10 Stafford,
Wednesday morning, sgcd 70 years.
Sou bern Railway surgeons will a.
semble 10 Richmond on May "a, rs land
&c, for the fifteesth annual MEETING Of
their association. The sessions will be
held at The Jsfferson II tel.
Lyon G. Tyler, pre,idspt OF William
aad Mary College, directing excstlonE
on the Tsbb farm, near Hampton, hss
uuesrlhed the ruins of a ohMch built 10
1912. the txist,noe OF which, had been
forgotten.
Four small children OF Simon Sorrel,
c)lcred, near Newlsnd. Richmond cour-
ty, we're burned to desth yesterday due.
log the absence Of their parents. The
mother returned to fod the houss In @
light blsze, and 10 her efforts to rescue
the children was so badly burued thtt
she will die.
Gen. Thomss Lafayette Rosser, post
mister at Charlottesville and one Of the
surviving msjor generals Of the Ooufed'
eJscy, Is dying at bis home in Char
l1ttesvllle.
DR.. Samuel A. Austin, q Roanoke
physician, who several days ago Was sr-
rested on tso warrants charging him
With criminal malpractice on Two ycu ig
married women and was bsiled In the
sum of S.. 600, was yesterday inditt ID
for murder 10 two bills by special
grand jury. The bail bond was extend
ed until Friday, when the case will be
called 10 police court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
MErRODIsr ooNFERENoE.

Before slttling down TO he serit us
work Of the les:ioD The delegates t, the
Baltimf re CD, fere. c. OF the Method
Oh urch SJntb, which Is meeting at the
Mount Vernon Place Church in Wash
iDgtoD, yesterday took up the considers'
ton OF routine iusintss.
Vest ray evening g session wasdevoled
the anniversary Of The beard OF church
extension. The 200 ministers sud dele
gates present listened to addresses inside
By Rey. b. L. Fnlz, OF st. PaaPs
Church, Baltimore; DR.. Collins Denny,
OF Vanderbilt University. aud Blabop 4.
E. II sss, OF Nashville, Tenn.
Tue real business of the conference
Was taken up 10 the morning With the
appointment OF committees aid the cleo
tion of Rev. E. V. Register, presiding
elder o. the Baltimore district, &c secre-
tsry. The reports OF tn: presiding elders
we're then heard, DR. Register repol ting
for the Baltimore district and Or. F. j.
Pnt'yman for the Washington dis.
tfict.
DR.. Preltymsn's report desls With the
erection OF the proposed national edIfice
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South In Washington. q lot has bseo
purchased on the corner of Massachu :
self, avenue aud X street northwest.
upon which q building will be erected OF
probable cost Of $500, 900 DR..
Preitymsn reported that encouraging
progress bsd been made and that there
is every promise ih,i when the General
Conference meets 10 Asheville, N. o A.,
next May the project for the erection oil
q splendid new church will be ba far
advanced.
The committee ou publication sdvocs-
ted an add tonsl assessment 10 pay the
salary of the editor OF the B ltmore
Southern Methodist. Rev. Z. V. Register
has been serving as editor for the past
several years without salary. An amend
ment to the discipline, referred to the
annual conferences by the last general
conference, was taken up and passed.
This amendment provides change Of
article 29, relating 10 dulles OF ministers
In foreign lands. 1t provides that all mir
ist,s shall be subject to the laws OF the
country 10 which they ore serving. This
amendment will go before the geuersl
conference, which meets In Asbeville, N.
O. In May, for final action. Today the
Randolph Macon QUESTION will come up
for discussion. Rev. Dr.. Denny, repre-.
ser ting the conference ownership ides,
will Introduce a resolutipg declaring
that The sytt,m OF schools Ia no! only
morally bnt legally The property OF the
Baltimore and Virginia conference, Il
will demand that the board Of trustees
so amend the charter rs 10 givet) TIE
two conferences the right to elect trus-
tesp.
Rev O. D. Bulja, OF Alexandria, wss
elected edtJr OF the Bait mora Methods
the official organ Of the conference, at q
salary Of So, 900 pr year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
BROTHER MASON OF WASHING
TON

It has been learned through old rec.
ords of the Masonic lodge that Jacob Won
B,aam, Washington's fencing master
and soldier OF fortune, was member of
the Fredericksburg lodge of Masons, The
career of Won Braam is one Of the most
unique In our history, AMI from records
he is shown to have been very venture.
some and daring character. Upon be.
ing taken prisoner by the French at
Great Meadows, he posed as an interpre-
ter. Upon being examined, however,
the French declaled that the "interpre.
ter" knew neither French nor English.
He was closely assoc aied with Washin ..
ten during Washingon's ally life, and
the historical stories of the first presi-
dent disclose many oddities in the life
of the adventure. The fact that he
was member Of the same lodge of Ma
sons as Washington, however is a new
story, and may serve to throw some light
upon some of the stories of history that
lave heretofore appeared out of the or
binary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
After Senator Lodge.

Boston, March 24.-Ths ZANE Insur.
gent movement that downed Speaker
Cannon and defeated w. r. Buchanan
for the seat OF The late W. O. Lowering
10 The Fourteenth Massachusetts con-
gressIoDal district this week has shown
Its strength 10 the legislature In direct
nominations bill aimed al Sspttlr Lodge.
The show OF insurgent strength came on
q bill giving the voters OF the state .
right 10 express q preference for United
States senstW. Every democrat In
tha House voted In its favor and %
of the 10 rsru >licsns 10 the House also
voted "ges." ThiitJ.three republicans,
when tae vote was in progress, fed ID
the lobby and were net recorded, The
vote is regarded ss being tue l'st slgn
Of deGuiie opposition 70 returning Sara,
tor Lodge to Washington and the
showing on the bill 10 taken So forecast
Of victory when a vote on straight direct
nomination bill, comes before the legs.
l6tlre,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
MORE ANXIETY IN ITALY.

Seven violent Garth sbooks Of volcanic
origin occurred at MiIstO, province Of
Cotspzsro, / ally, yesterday morning.
S .milar shocks were felt at Messina.
Prof Ricco, OF the MOnnt Aeina OBJ
te,Vatory, telegraphed to Rome tsst
throughout. last night end carly yester-
day morning slight shocks, numberip z
over twenty, bad been felt with ipcreaf-
Ing intsnsIiy on the slopes OF the vol
can0.
Later en- eruIt tive mouth opened In
the locality called Volto san Giovanni,
abtu. 2, 800 meters above the sea Level
Lava, lapilli and dense smoke was
omitted.
Later reports locl ted the eruption ct
point between OsstsllO and Albanollo.
The lava is extending aud descending IT,
ward Volta Girolama.
The foods continue ia OalsbrIa and
elsewhere 10 southern Italy. The rivera
have overaosed their bsnks, several
towns have been cut of from oommuDT-
cation with the outside world, the rail-
ways are interrupted, and considerable
damsge has been done 10 private prop
erty. No casualties have been reported.
A dispatch received from CataDia yes.
terdsy evening states that the eruption
of Mount Aetna is increasing. Fur
new mouths have opened, and the lava
Is invading the cultivated lauds snd sp-
prosching the villages on the sides OF
the mouL tain, especially Nicolosi. The
inhabitsnt, are greatly alarmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
Mount Etna 10 Eruption .

Napier, March 24.-The lava flow
from Mt. Etns, which Is again In erup
ton, increased ct so alarming rate today
aud is DOW threatipg the towrs ofBerello,
Belpssse aud San Leo. Flesh crsterI
have been opened, though the main crop
ton Is stiIl from the crater at Volta 81.
Giacomo, between Castillo and Alba
uelli. The Inhabitants OF all the threat
ened towns are frsntically moving Ia
places of safety aud striving to save as
n ID OF their property as possible. The
project OF Oatsnls arrived on The &c me
today and took charge Of the situation
Immense dsmsge has already been done
to surrounding farm lands.
Nearly ell the inhabitants 10 the die
trItt haze left their homes and sre non
camping iuopen fislds. They are afraid
OF tas earthquakes which invariably have
followed eiuptious OF the mountain
Slight earthquake shocks have beer
felt from time to time, but have beer
iuconsequsuiisl. So far sS Is known no
lives have been lost, as the inhabitants
had plenty Of time to leave the vicinity
Of The erupting crater before the Laws
tumbled over the ape&.
The authorities are experiencing the
grest:st difficulty 10 preventing tourists
from approaching the mountain. They
have warned visitors that there is the
greatest danger OF lava streams cutting
of their return should they get too neal
The mount.
The village OF Rinezzi Is also in danger
OF being engulfed in the spreading lava
The eruption is accompanied by r
tiiyiug rumbliugs and frequent earth
TENOR. There are now estimsied to De
at least a d, zen huge cracks 10 the
mountain from which bet streams Of
lava are pouring 10 great streams. The
eiu ,tion Is becoming more violent.
S.on,s and ashes ara being thrown
from the main crater to q great heighi
and are falling on an area many miles
10 Width. The air is filled with floating
dust and heavy and dsstrlctive coating
of ashes has covered oil vegetation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
News of the Day.

Gan Francisco people ye tsrdsy bfgs,
the collect on OF a fu d Of $4,000. 900
FIR the Psnams- Pacific Worlds Fair, t.
be held here Ia 1915 10 celebrsts the
opening Of the crest Pansms Canal.
The interstate and foreign commerce
committee hiss fsvorably reported the
r,solutlop, regu sting the coast and geo
d. tic surrey to liy Peary's arctic tidal
observations before tie House.
City Magistrate Daniel E. Finn, poTu
larry known as "Baiteiy Dao," uuique
aod we'll known iLu'e 10 New York pc
litIcsl life, died yesterday afternoon at
his homs after loug illness.
The District Of Columbia National
Gusrd, with the Stat, militia Of Mary
land, Virginia, Pennsylvania. Delaware
and New Jersey, will go toto camp ct
Gettysburg, Pa, beginning July 15.h.
Ia FIRE which broke oct shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock Tuesday night and des-
troyed the Maryland, Delaware aud Viz
piuia Railrosd station at Tuskshoe, Nd,
Frederick Wright, 20 years old, the
STAT on agent, wss burned to death.
Fishermen along Buakroe B ZACH on
Tu sdsy reported a catch OF more than
8, 900 large chad, as well as probably
8, 900 herring. 1t Is said this Is the
largest catch of chad ever recorded 10
one day so early ia the season and the
fishermen declare the prospects are good
for an immensely big sessou.
Lying alone 10 a house sbtu' IL miles
from Salisbury, H., Siuu i Chatham,
an aged man, was robbed last night Of
IS. 900, bis savings OF lifetime. Obst-
bau's only companion WAS his bird dogs.
Four yesrs sgo 0hsthau was robbed Of
50, 500.
The raising Of the bat.lesbip Maine,
now submerged In the barbor OF H,ysua
vas provided for In bill passed by the
House yesterday. According to tlIs
measure the wreck of the Maine can be
exsmlped 10 determine the manner of ita
dst uet'ou. The remains Of the dead
sailors that msy be found will be inferred
al Arlington.
Three women were drowned st Tees
sat:r, N. Y, yesterday afternoon. Mr'.
james Semple aud her daughters and
Mrs. Elliott were bosilpg on a small
river that iuns through the Sample farm
when the boa. wss overturned. Mrs..
Semple and Niles O. Semple snd Mrs.
Elliott sank and we're drowned. The
other 5smple girl was rescued.
Twc-yeaE-old Mary Dagostin, OF
IaquIu, q small toWn near Wilkes. Barre,
Ps., was shot and killed yesterday by
her 5-Jssr.old br thsr, John. How 1t
happened John Is too stopsRed with fear
to cay. He has been 10 semi conscious
condition since. The children were
alone In The ho1ae when the shooting
took place. The gun used vas hanging
over the tsther'a bed, They had climb.
ed on The bed, obtained possession OF the
weapon, aud evidently while playing
with it he pulled the trigger. The side
Of the litlls piTps head Weq bioun off.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
EXPLORER COOK pENNILEss.

DR.. VIM. 81. Axtell, Of Bellinghsm,
Wssh., a PERSONAL friend Of Frederick
A. Cook, yesterday received lsttr
from Mrs. Cook, dated Valparaiso, Chile,
10 which she sad the explorer Ia
broken In health, Hithtut n Ids end ur-
able to continue bis fight t. establish his
claim that be discovered the North Pole.
DR.. Axtell said:
"Mrs. Cook tells me 10 her lelt,r that
Cook made considerable money tut Of
his trip when he fnt arrived 10 New
York, bot lbs. he spert 1t 10
defending himself against bitter sttscks
from bis enemies telore the Copenhagen
decision Was made public. Cook left
New York later to escape contnmely,
says Mrs. Cook, and to 90 before tie
bosrd of irquiry at Copenhagen a. bis
own representative. Then Mrs. Cook
followed him, met him Ia England aud
found him nervous wreck and very Ill.
She writes that IL was her fault that
Cock did not sppear publicly at the time
be was uafavorsbly reported on. She
says she took him to Holland, France,
Italy and then to 5psin. where they en-
barked for Busnos Ayres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24

As is generally the case, when 8
gIgspt icslly planned strike falls the
The ltads,s threaten to orgaB'z' new
political peyly. PftsIden tGrseDswslt de-
clsred 10 PhilsdeIphis ye,t'rdsy;
When VIC get through viii this Phils-
dslphla srike, We will Immediately pro-
coed (, organizs a polit cal parry con
s,ruclsd solely slOug labor lines and will
elect q governor, litu enaut-governor,
state treasurer. .stite senators and repre-.
sentstIves. The new labor party will
not sflilhts itself WITH auy Eeiormers,
nelthe, will It endorse shy candidate mel
act of csa5idlt's of any party, ESefy
candidate mutt have proved to the labor
ing class bs is not iOimieal to their In
teTett. O.bsr parties mSy eDdOrse our
candidates, but We will re'uIs 10 concur
s.ti any political clique or reformer'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
ROBBED TOY BANK.

Rev. VIM. Long, a West Virginia min
lister, who was convicted Tuesday and
sentenced to six months In the county
jail at Monticello, N. Y, for robbing q
child's toy bank which he stole from the
residence of Rev. {. Walker, OF Narrows-
burg, is in hiding in dense swamp,
having succeeded in escaping from the
constable who had him in charge Just
before the train left Na'rowsburg the
minister talked of his innocence 10 the
crowd. AS the train pulled into the sta-
ton at Monticello, he was suddenly
taken i'll with cramps, aud begged the
officer to get him drink Of water. Dur
ing the officers absence the minister es-
capped into the woods. The constable
pursued him, but was forced to give up
the chase,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24

The widow of Central George E.
Picket who won fame by his gallant
and memorable charge st Gettysburg
his tblut herself into inevitable no
toriely by announcing that che will az
pesr 10 vaudeville "for the purpose o.
bringing tho north and south together"
MIS-. Pickett must nov he we'll up In
hsr sixties, bat must be possessed OF u
usual vanity t. make her debut on the
gsu leville sisge at this lit, date. She
should have more respect for the memory
of her honor,d husband, II not for her.
self, than 10 thus bring reprosch upon
his name.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24


The lnvestigst on ofcbaiges OF bribery
sgsinst couuoiImen In PiltsburS, Pa,
lrrgs 10 light interesting fsc!F, Some
of TIE ACCUSED hsve plead guilty 81
charged and mott of them acknowledge
they received sums uader one hundred
dolIars for their votes. Forty years sGo
It WIS alleged that a certain powerful
oorporlllon which was seeking fa7oIs
from the Virginia Legislature inIlmated
it was ready to pay for certain concss'
sious. Ia some instances The bait wac
thousand; In CtiGrs less. A colored
member was subsequently on the stump
as a candidate for re election. Among
other things be said he bad been { II ;red
ak kindred dolls's for his vote, Ar
ex.membsr, who bad been offered much
larger sum for his Influence, quietly re-
marked that the representative OF TIT
corporation regarded the sable member
as O cheap commodity. 1t seems tas'
peccsble represeL tltiVes ar0 still cheaper
10 Pennyslysni4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
Tic chlneae in Tlbst.

Oalcutts, March s4-News today from
the B t'sh PR tat oraies Of Nepsl and
RhutsO, which Idjoin Titet, ludicsts
thst Chinese aggression there, following
the Chinese oceupEncy of Tibet, IL
becoming so seril u, as to surely call for
Euglish interference unless checked.
Now that Ohiua is established 10 Tibet,
notice has been received here from Nepsl
that the Chinese are demsuding more
specific admission that the state is q
Chinese dependency and are arrsn yIug
for the msiutansnce OF Chinese re ire
sentative ct he Nspaleae court o ses that
Nfpale0e ifIairs are conducted accord
log to OhiGese wishes.
Tod US dispatches indlcsle that
clashes tre imminent, in which even
Eugland would be forced to act de-
cisigelY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
0usrdlnp Mr.. Reoseyelt.

Cairo, Egypt, March 24.-That tbs
Brltish %, eminent actually fears for the
safely Ct Col. Theodore Roosevelt, owing
to this city being the hot-bed OF tbs
Egyptian nationalist movement, wa'
demonstrated today By the thropgs Of
policemen that guarded the ex-presideut
from The moment bis train arrived ct 8
o'clock until the kbciiVe's royal car.
risge had deposited him st the coors o.
Sueppard's Hotel Col RoossvelPs
speeches st Khsrtoum and Assuain which
he pleaded for native cooperation with
The British authorities has aroused TIE
resentment OF the pe.iopsllsts end 10
view Of their recent sissssIpstion oil
Bcutros Psshs, the premier, the govern
ment decided tat every precsuion
sh, I'D be t,ken to guard the expresl.
dent.
The colonel bimseli laughed ct The
idea OF danger and requested that nc
special police guard be furnished, but
the authorities would not Isten to him-
The Newspaper orgaus Of the national
isls are filed with editorials aud open
letters today, ell advising Mr.. Roosevelt
not to repeat the advice here thst be
gave to tue dsuese. The newspapers
c1ntsin no threats, bat the seriGusDess o.
TIE situation may be easily resd between
the lines.
The psilonsists have literally b'sn In
ferment ever sinoe Mf. Roo.evelt0
Khartt u speech aud lheir present &C
tivity is greatly embarrassing the gov
eminent officials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-24
Killed BY A NEGRO.

News received at Richmond Yesterday
from Amelia ctu1 ty aud from FarmvilIe
tells of an assault on young white man
by a negro 10 Amelia couoty Thursday,
the GU come being the death Of the white
man, Joseph HssIings. The victim OF the
ssssu was at work with the negro, Frank
b I'd, and had occasion to send the negro
for wrench. The negro was slow 10 GO
ing for the wrench and the white man
used lhreats-said by his friends to have
been spoken 10 a j1cular manner. The
negro resented the threats and later
SELF d an axe and split the white mans
skull. he then hacked up The body OF
the Injured man. Others who saw the
killing we're unable 10 prevent the m1r.
der, ss the negro stood ready to defend
himself Byrd fed, but vas osptured
later end rushed to Fsrmville, where
be Is 10 jail to prevent lyncbiDg.