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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-22
Death of Mr.. Garrett.

Mr.. A. S. Garrett died at Cross Hill
on Monday morning at the age OF 81
years and was buried at Cross Hill or
Tuesday morning at II o'clock. He
had been in declining health for z
long time. Mr.. Garrett was broth
er of Mrs. H. H. Abrams, of this city
The following is from the correspond
ent of the Laurens Advertiser of the
goth:
Mr.. Albert Garrett died at his home
in Cross Hill today, Monday, Septem-
ber IS. He had been in bad health for
several years, suffering with that
dread disease consumption. He leaves
his mother, one brother and several
sisters to mourn. The burial will be
tomorrow at the Presbyterian ceme-
terry here. Mr.. Garrett has many
friends who will be sorry to hear OF
his death. He was about 3S years Ola
and unmarried
Cross Hill, Sept. 20.-Mr. Albert
Garrett, a very popular and worthy
Young man, died Monday at the resi-
dence of his mother, Mrs. Walker, IN
town, He is survived by his mother,
two sisters, Mrs Brown and Mrs.
Abrams. and a brother, Mr.. Penn Gar
rett. His burial took place today al
the PRESBYTERIAN cemetery.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-22
HELD FOR MURDER.
Charged With Causing Death of Sister
Marchant-COr0nerS 1nyeStl-
CATION.

Kissimmee, Fla, Sept 20.-Sensa-
tional evidence indicating that Sister
Sadie Marchant was not near death,
as alleged, when chloroform was ad-
ministered to her by 'rother Egbert
Gillette, of the Shaker oiony at Ash
ton. has resulted in the coroue:5 5 jury
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-22
NEWBERRY MAN PAROLED.
Prisoner Convicted of Manslaughter is
Released.

Columbia, Sept. 20.-A parole dur
ing good behavior has been granted
bv Governor Blease to Wess Williams
Of Newberry county. Williams was
convicted in October, 1908, in the New
berry courts, before Judge klugl OF
manslaughter, and sentenced 70 ten
years Imprisonment in the State pen
itentiary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-22

Better a close-mouthed friend than
a close-hsted enemy.
You cant afford a homely Tom2
BIZ telling hey she isn't.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
|MAY'CI0N!ST.R.UC.T |
RA|[R0ADT0|i'|..
Lu||N|B.ER:|P|''0R'T| | |
CITIZENS FROM UP RIVERSToWN
n. 4 AR Fl tzAiN,,Slo " s !: 60 B ,FAl oNI
q AND HARRISBURG TRACTION
COMPANY TO BUILD LINE.
COMMITTEE HERE YESTERDAY
WOULD CONNECT WITH THE IN.
TERURBAN ROAD AT HAYWOOD.
EXCELLENT FEEDER TO 'sYs.
TEN.

A committee representing the citi.
zens Of Lumberport we're present at
a meeting OF the board OF directors
of the Fairmont and Clarksburg Trac.
tion Company held here yesterday and
asked the directors 10 build line
from Haywood 10 Lumberport dis.
tance OF two miles. Lumberport has
Il population OF one thousand and this
would be splendid spur to the main
line between this city and Clarksburg.
The board OF directors conferred
with the committee but no action was
taken further than the ordering Of q
survey of the proposed line. .H
IA hack line is operated between
Haywood and Lumberport but on ac
count Of the bad condition OF the
roads much OF the time the hack can
only 20 one half Of the distance be.
twen the two places.
The survey for the road will be
made as soon as possible and then
the matter will come up for further
consideration at the hands OF the
board of directors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
now
! 4. 4. ARGUING CASE

Today the evidence has all been
heard in the case OF the State vs..
Arch Rankin, and the lawyers for tho
prosecution and the defense are ar.
suins the questions and points before
the court. and the case will likely 20
to the jury this evening
The defense claims that Arch Ran.
kin. was evidently temporarily insane
when he committed the act. while
the prosecution tries TO show that the
murder was premedtated. and that
Rankin went to his home with the
intention Of killing. Eta Barbara, his
common law wife. some few weeks
ago at her home OIL Grafton street In
this city.
The County Coroner and coroners
jury brought in, a verdict stating that
Eta Barbara. commonly known as
Eta Rankin. came to her death by
wounds inflicted at the hand of Arch
Rankin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
DIRECTORS OF CHAMBER 3 OF
COMMERCE HEAR INTERESTING
REPORT 7FRoM COMMITTEE ON
EDUCATION. BUILDING NEEDS
DISCUSSED. a. Il
Accommodations INADEQUATE !
SOMETHING MUST Be DONE TO
RELIEVE SECOND AND FOURTH
WARD. ADDITIONAL GROUNDS
NECESSARY.

At n meeting of the directors OF the
Fairmont Chamber OF Commerce held
last night the Committee on Educa.
tion through its chairman submitted
n supplementary report to one submit.
ted several weeks ago by the chair.
man of the committee Mr.. Ira L.
Smith.
The report Inst night was relative
to the conditions OF the schools OF
this district and the needs for these
schools The report showed the en-.
rollment OF the various schools and
the inadequacy Of the buildings was
strongly emphasized. The committee
also submitted estimates of the
amount 'of money needed to carry on
the school work for the next few
years. These estimates covered the
cost OF new building for Second
ward. an addition to Fourth ward
school and additional grounds for the
buildings at Tenth street and Virginia
avenue and Jackson addition. The es-
;!mates to accomplish the above re.
suits was made at $125,00O.
The report was discussed freely by
the directors and 1t was the consen-
sus of opinion that the estimates were
understated rather than overstated.
Following the discussion the direct.
ors decided that they would recon.
mend the Board OF Education to au.
thorize IN election for bond issue
from 100000 to Sl5O.0OO to be decid.
cd by further investigation into the
needs of the schools.
The report showed that in the dis.
irict there is between $l4.000000 and
$l5.O0Q,000 worth Of assessable prop.
crty for school purposes and that an
additional levy Of six cents on the one
hundred dollars would be sufficient
TO take care OF the bond issue. its
The. bonded Indebtedness Of the
school district Is Sl50.0OO with n
credit Of $4,000 paid last year and n
credit of $4,000 this year already pro.
vided for leaving remainder OF
sl43.OOO the real bonded Indebtedness
OF the school district.
1t is thought the special bond elect.
ion will be held about January 10th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
Prizes AWARDED
At CORN SHOW
JAMES SHAVER OF MANNINGToN
DISTRICT TAKES THE SWEEP.
STAKES.

To-day the Marion County Corn
Show Is on in full blast. and much in.
terest is being shown by all concern.
ed. A large crowd has been In the
county court room all day long. lis.
tening TO the valuable addresses be.
ing made, and watching with interest
how the corn was judged for the
awarding of the prizes.
The addresses this morning were
most interesting, and were accom-.
panied by futures and charts which
clearly showed TO all Just what was
meant.
The farmers Of the county will no
doubt benefit greatly by the informa.
tion that they cleaned this morning
and this afternoon from the statistics
In the hands of the speakers.
The programme this morning was
as follows:
10 a. m.-Called TO order. W. NJ.
Kennedy, county superintendent of
schools.
lnvocation-Rev. W. j. Eddy.
Music.
Address-The selection and plant
ing Of trees and plants. by S. W
Moore. State hortlculturists, Elwell,
w. Va.
Address-How to restore the soil
elements removed by cultivation Of,
corn and other crops, Prof. !. W. Cook.
Continued on Page rive,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
Buns Considers
Outcome His Vindication

CHICAGO, Dec. 2"I der great personal vim
6dcation for me-. said William j. Burns night
by the Associated Press the sensational
Namara case Los Angeles Especially he added
cupyng such exalted positions Samuel Gompes
repeatedly charged with planting the dynamite Angeles
Following them Socialist the every
have often printed stories of ameups in the
good people beginning think that the prosecution
on the square
Il had absolutely personal feeling either
employed by the of Angeles investigating
My sole make thorough inquiry The evidence
been just what said was--ovcrwhelmlng.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02

CONFESSION CONFIRMED.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. .
Reported confession OF Me-
Namaras Is true.
lSigned) Job Hartman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02

4 Y Inv IrrIfad Press.p
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2.-McNa'
! mara's were guarded today to pre-
wont suicide attempts.
They. slept well and after the con-
fesslons seemed hike men from whose
iiminds mountainous loads had been
removed; ~ +
; They supped heartily. During the
{; evening they conversed in low tones
The cell was searched that every
Z Thing might be made secure and
1 every instrument which might be used
I'm self destruction removed.
Deputies will guard the outside oi
/ the jail. Little bitterness is fel:
agalnst the brothers here but hun
dreds openly declare the brothers be
.;trayed the labor cause. Sheriff Ham
: nell declared he does not anticipate
trouble but wishes to take every pre-
caution.
He declared the confessions will re
! suit In the defeat OF Job Hartman
the Socialist labor candidate and may
lose Los Angeles. The election takes
place Tuesday.
aHarriman's friends say big bust
ness" was planned in yesterdays epi'
4 sodes; which will effect the election,
They declare after the arrest Of
Franklin for bribery. Fredericks sent
n man into the court room who sat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
Labor Editors Comment.

i. labor3 Editors Comment. q
+ WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. . :;
!. Said Walter Hilton. editor OF !
I. the Majority: !
4 "The confession OF guilt of !
!. James ]. Mcnamara will 20 j
i. down in history as the greatest !
!. treason to the workers in Amer. 4
I. lean history. !
!. "One spark OF manhood would !
I. have induced him to have con. 4
!. fessed before the workers OF .,
I. America raised cent or printed !
+. word. To have drained labor J
OF million dollars and pul up. ]
!. on them this shame stamps Nc :,
4. Namara rs worse than Judas. :,
I. THE workers already overbur. :,
i dened. have now this added :,
I. weight to prove that they are :,
i. not organized assassions and dy. !
I. namiaters., That they will :;
prove this by continuing the :,
lawful methods OF organization :,
and education will be no credit >,
i. to the McNamaras or any other i.
i. direct act Nnists' but to the real !
and true men who are the rank I.
!. and fle." :,
Mr.. Hilton said he, could not !
believe the story from Los An !.
!. geles until he received a person. :,
]. al telegram from Job Hartman, j.
confirming the press reports. i.
+ + K !! 4 + 4 i. ;. j. !. j. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
GoMPERS STUNNED BY
McNAMARAS CONFESSION

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-"I am ns
founded; ! am astounded; my credul
ity has been imposed upon. It Is q
bolt out Of clear sky"
The exclamations were those oi
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. when
advised last night OF the pleas Of gull
ty In the Mcnamara case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02

WAS. THE ONLY
ALTERNATIVE
CLARENCE, DARRoW DECLARES
THAT MEN PLEADED GUILTY
(. < W.HEN:sTHEREt, WAS, NOTHING.
ELSE FOR THEM TO. DO.
STARTLING CLOSE OF TRIAL
ATTORNEY FOR RDEFENsE SAYS
THAT MCNAMARA DID NOT IN.
TEND TO KILL ANY oNE-HE
WANTED TO SCARE THE TIMES.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. q
Within fiften minutes after court
opened yesterday afternoon one OF the
greatest criminal trials of modern
times had ended so abruptly that
many officials supposedly in the heart
OF the matter did not know 1t was go.
ing 10 happen.
Prisoners Back in Jail.
The prisoners were taken back to
jail. Judge Walter Bordwell retired to
his chambers and opposing counsel
went 10 their rooms.
"The McNamaras have pleaded
guilty because they are guilty" was
District Attorney John D.. Frederck's
crisp comment.
III I'd have seen any way out of |!
We would not have done It," said At
horney Clarence S. barrow after
court. I'VE have had II under consid
Grafton since week ago Monday"
Attorney Darrow stood around the
room after court adjourned, and news
raper men crowded around him.
81 am glad It's over with" said Oar
row, with sigh. I'VE have been
working on this for two weeks. and II
has been the greatest strain OF my
life."
Nitro Exploded Gas.
"The Times building was blown up
by James B. Mcnamara with nitro
elycerine, to be sure, but the bomb
IContInued o. Page Four.j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
,voLlulllEv1n
|M'NAMARAS GUARDED
TO PREVENT SUICIDE

BOTH SLEPT WELL AFTER THEIR
Is ooNFEssioN-MlNDs SEEMED
isl.To BE RELIEVED OF MOUNTAIN.
3 Gus LOAD ~ LITTLE BITTER.
NESS FELT AGAINST BROTH.
ERs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
IMPORTANT CHANGES
LOCAL BANKING CIRCLES
i ]. + ]. \ ]. j !. ]. !. ].
DEATH PENALTY DEMAND.
ED FOR MeNAMARAs.

7 ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. q,
!. AT a meeting OF the Central La. /.
. Dor Council OF st. Joseph, repre-. /.
!. senting nearl yoll the labor un. /,
!. ions Of the city, resolutions were
:. adopted unanimously demanding
!. the death penalty for the Nc:
!. Namaras. Indignation 10 at a
!. high pitch among the union /.
!. men on account Of the affairs.
!. =. ]. 4. !. j. ]. j. i. ]. ]. j. I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02
FACILITIES NATIONAL HAsis;
OF FAiRMoNT3AND d FAiRhabNI'
TRUST coMPAilY TO HE I'M
/ CREASED. CHANGE ~ Of
FIcERs OF INSTITUTION Nss

= D II
The statement has been made Id
The West plrginian that within tho
last day or two friendly business 10.
lations have been brought about be-
tween two prominent banking insti.
tutions OF the city. According to this
statement the form 1t will take is'
about as follows. "A number OF Tho
stockholders OF The National Bank or
Fairmont will acquire sufficient stock
In the Farmont Trust Company 10
give them a voice In the manage
ment Of that ,institutioHtand stockholdl
ers Of the Fairmont Trust COMPANY
will in turn. purchase a considerable
block OF stock OF The National Bank
Of Fairmont, and In / the future win
take an active part In the aifair8 of
that bank. It is furthertreporte that
Mr.. NJ. a. Fletchers the Treasurer ot
Of the Trust Company. Will becoraa
cashier OF The National Hanislof Fair
mont. and that Mr.. Walton Miller, so
long connected with The National
Bank Of Fairmont, VIII be made a.
Vice President Of the Trust Company.
At least one, and probable two ors
or three, now connected With The
National Bank Of Fairuiont VIII he
elected on the Board OF Directors of
the Trust Company, and some Of the
Stockhnldp NJ he Srrri,af II a ftnti, m nv
Will be elected to the Dlrectorate Of
The National Bank OF 3Falrniont
II Mr.. Fletcher goes 70 The Nation.
a Bank Of Fa!rmont as fashier " - !
understood " that Mr. Glenh III. Barnes
the present cashier si j be, pro- inqtqd'
10 10 Vice Presid q pf lthat bank % q
continue With tit sins lhl new ctarA I
Just when these CHAN gesi rill gbs-
come effective Us not sta ted but u lis
funderstood that while sMr. Miller VIII
take part In the snianag cement Of the
Trust Company sie. WI e nue. ~ !.
heretofore In the active direction of
the affairs OF The National Bank Eof
Fairmont.sd h!s3ss I'D Il
Following this new arrangenient6it
is stated that the Trusts Company Will
enter more actively into the ifeldfbes
longing especially to Trust I Compan.
les. such as handling estates, acting
as executor, administrator guardian;
and trustee, and acting as trustee I'M
the issue Of corporate bonds, and with
that end in view will procure the SER:
vices OF some one especially; quali.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02

DAYTON, Ohio, Dec 2.-"confes
sion of the McNamara's should be n
death blow@to5 organized labor" said
John Kirby.SJrG president OF the Ma
tlon Association 9of Manufacturers to
day, .usirto9 y;PAia t''f 'fa9"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-02

Mrs. James Stuart. and daughter.
Mrs. Wilson Godfrey, OF Clarksburg.
are the guests Of the formers daugh.
ter. Mrs, l.: G.. Race. Mrs. Stuart and
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey will leave soon
for their winterihome in Florida. ll,g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
RUSSIAN POLICE SEIZE
WESTINGHOUSE BOOKS
Documents Relating to Con-
struction of st. Petersburg
Electric R.R. Taken.

ST PETERSRTRG. February oS.-The
the offices of the Westinghouse Electric
Company and seized all the books and
documents relating to the St Petersburg
electric street railway.
The affair has caused a sensation IN
foreign commercial circles.
NEW YORK, February 23.-'1 don't
know what this raid means any more
than you do said Robert Mather, chair
man of the Westinghouse company. today.
when shown the dispatch from st. Peters
burg.
THE offices and works of the company
arc at Moscow" he continued 80 that
the raid cannot seriously inconvenience
us as going concern. The so-called
fines imposed by the local duma were
sums withheld from contract payments
for alleged failure to complete the work
within the specified time. We contend
that the delay was due to causes for
which the city is responsible and which
were outside our control
The Westinghouse Electric Company Sc
cured a contract for the e'ectrification OF
street cars Of st. Petersburg in Decem-
ber. 1903. Later the government imposed
fine of S.snOOO upon the company for
alleged failure to complete Its contract.
This was in October, 1907, and in the
following month the government remit
ted S4o5,0DO of the penalty. Since then
ience, resulting in the announcement
carly in 1908 that the British Westing-
mouse Company would finance the st. Pc
,erSburS concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
GARDNER CASE EXPECTED
TO REACH JURY TODAY
Admits He Was Asked to Use
Influence Against Anti-Race
Track Bills.

NEW YORK February 25.What
promised to be the final day of the trial
of Frank j. Gardner on a charge ., at
tempted bribery opened with Assistant
District Attorney Charles c. Mott ready
to put the former state senator through
a searching cross examination. Gardner,
testifying in his own defense, just before
court adjourned Tuesday emphatically
denied that he had tried to bribe Con-
gresham Otto G. Foelker. then a state
senator. to vote against the anti-race
track betting bills in 1903. or that he had
told Assistant District Attorney Elder of
Brooklyn anything whatever about race
track legislation at Albany. 1t was Ed
er's testimony before the Merritt COM
mittee of what he alleged Gardner told
him Of race track bill bribery that started
that end of the bribery investigation and
led eventually to Gardner's indictment.
Prosecutor Mott indicated that he would
recall Mr.. Elder today in rebuttal. to re-
iterate his story of the S.0yONO bribery
fund, which he declares Gardner told him
about. Mr.. Mott also was expected to
take the stand himself to refute part of
the testimony of one Of the defense's
witnesses.
Justice Seabury notified counsel that the
case must go TO the jury today. 1t was
arranged to complete taking of testimony
at the first session. and devote the after
noon to summing up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
Entertained Secretary Dickinson
GUARDS HUMANE SOCIETY,
Senate Amends Proposed Law for
Relief Fund.

! The Senate this afternoon reconsidered
the vote by which 1t passed the bill Great
ing a firemen's and policemens relief
fund and adopted an amendment: saving
the income of the Washington Humane
Society,".
J AS the bill was first passed it provided
that all fines and forfeitures in the Police
Court should be paid into the relief fund.
Under present law the fines and for
FIXTURES in cruelty-to-animal cases are
turned over to the Washington Humane
Society TO enable it to. carry on its work
tosprevent cruel treatment Of animals. AS
the relief fund law is a later enactment
it-would it was feared have the effect OF
repeating the present law regarding the
Humane Society
! AS the bill was today passed by. the
Senate only the finest and forfeitures, as
are not authorized by law to be paid to
the Humane Society. will be put into the
policemen's and firemen's relief fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
NOT THE ARNOLD GIRL.
Mother Accounts for Miss Cara.
brant's Presence in Richmond.

BLOOMFIELD, y. j.. February O.
The report from Richmond, Va. to the
effect that Miss Dorothy Arnold, the miss
ing New York heiress. was staying in
that city under the name Of Miss Florence
Garrabrant, was called today to the at
tention Of Mrs. T. J. Garrabrant of
Brookdale, a suburb of this town. Mrs.
Garrabrant explained that her daughter
Florence is now in Richmond and is
staying there with friends. She accom-
panied the young woman to the south last
December
She could not understand how her
daughters name could become connected
with that Of Miss Arnold. This morning
she received a letter from her daughter.
The young woman mentioned nothing out
Of the ordinary in her message.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
ACCUSED AS BIGAMIST.
Man Held in London Said to Have
Many American Wives.

LONDON, February 23.-An alleged
bgamist. who is said to have operated
in the United States. is on trial here.
The prisoner. Felix Franz Alfred Ogilvte,
who describes himself a German engi-
neer. is charged with multiplicity OF
wives and with defrauding his victims
of considerable money and jewels. Three
Illegal alliances are alleged.
\ According to the evidence introduced.
Ogilvie began his ma trimonial adventures
in San Francisco. where, July .. 1905,
he is alleged to have married a widow
named Louth. the ceremony being per-
formed by magistrate. In more
cent case, it is asserted, he took 4IIs
bride to we'll known hotel, and on the
day following their marriage drusged her
and decamped with her jewels and cash.
To a third victim he is accused of hav-
ing represented himself an engineer
employed by the Standard Oil Company
at an annual salary Of 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
WIFE MURDERER HANGED.
Alton V. Hoover Pays Death Penalty
for His Crime.

ERIE. Pa, February 2;.-Alton Y.
Hoover. convicted of the murder OF his
wife. Cora Fay Hoover. November H..
1903, at Atlantic. Pa, whom he called
to the door of her fathers house and
shot down after their separation. was
hanged in the yard OF the county Jail
here today at 10:23 o'clock. Fourteen
minutes later he was pronounced dead
Hoover, who had broken down after the
visit of his aged parents Yesterday, re-
covered fully, ate a hearty breakfast and
walked to the scaffold without assistance.
He mounted the steps and stood alone
while the moose was being adjusted. DR..
T. F. Hoover, his father. spent his for
tune of $4,000 in attempting to save
him. The defense was insanity, Hoover
having been jealous OF his young wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-23
Apprehension Was Felt.
HEALY AWARDED COSTS.
Charge of General Intimidation
Found Not Sustained.

DUBLIN, February 3.-The election
contest in the north division Of Louth
was disposed of today by the court at
Dundalk, which declared the election void
and awarded Timothy Healy costs in his
prosecution of charges Of corrupt and IL
legal practices. The charge of general in
timidation was found not to have been
established and on this point each party
was condemned to pay his own costs.
The action was brought by Mr. Healy
who was ousted from the seat which he
had held for eighteen years by Richard
Hazleton, Redmondite. In the early
stages Hazleton's attorneys consented to
have the election declared void without
offering defense. but Healy insisted
upon introducing all of his evidence,
which included that In support of
charges of bribery. and the court decided
to hear it. 4 new election will be neces-
Sary.