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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
new YORK IS
AFTER CONVENTION
Gotham Would Entertai n
Great National Demo-
cratic Gathering
GOVERNOR DIX A
WARN SUPPORTER
Metropolis Will Raise All the
Money Needed-Nation-
al Committee Meets
On January 8

NEW YORK, Dec. $3.50 many as
surances Of financial support in the
project of bringing the Democratic
National Convention to New York
have been received, that James b.
Regain, chairman of the finance COM
mittee and his associates are confident
that their efforts Will be crowned
with success.
Governor Dix is an enthusiastic sup
porter OF the plan and is said to have
agreed to head the delegation which
will 90 to Washington on January
s to show the members Of the national
committee that New York Is the logi-
cal place to hold the convention. Of
ficials of the New York Central and
Pennsylvania railroads have also
promised to use their influence in
favor OF New York. The big hote!
men are a unit In favor OF the plan
The com manding nsen In the finan-
cial world Will be asked tomorrow to
Join their efforts to those Of the
others working for the convention.
Among those who Will be approached
by the leaders In the movement are
George Gould. John Jacob Aston. and
George w. Perkins. or the financial
situation regarding bringing .he con-
vention here. Mr.. Regan said today:
1T would not do to go TO Washing
ton on even financial terms with other
cities. There Is Baltimore with $780,
600. Cincinnati with another $780,
900 and Chicago with a like sum. We
have said we would raise 10000.
but IL possible we will make II $780,
600 or $a5e, aee.-We already tfs e
had $4,000 sent in. and We have not
asked any OF the biggest men yet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
JURORS SPEND
MERRY CHRISTMAS
GOVERNMENT WILL PUT FIRST
WITNESS ON STAND TODAY
IN BEEF CASE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-At 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning the government
will place its first witness on the
stand in the case Of the ten Chicago
millionaire beef packers charged with
criminally violating the Sherman
antitrust law.
1t was expected that this witness
would be either Henry Veeder. in
whose office the old poor among
the packers Is alleged to have been
formed. or Ferdinand 6ulzberger.
who was instrumental in founding
the firm OF Schwarzchild & Sulz-
berger.
The Jurors In the trial spent a
merry Christmas" despite the fact
that they were guarded by two Unit
ed States deputy marshals.
The jurors were served with a reg
ulars Christmas dinner. and District
Court Judge George A. Carpenter.
before whom the packers are on trial,
provided real Christmas tree. On
the tree was good cigar for each
juror. The jurist had also provided
photograph and this was kept go
ing while the jurors smoked and
chatted.
The tree was In Judge Carpenter
chambers, and here the Jurors were
met by members OF their immediate
families, who remained with them
the greater part OF the afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
LyNCH|NG MARS
MARYLAND XMAS
NEGRO MURDERER Is GIVEN
SHORT SHRIFT BY MOB OF
=
UNKNOWN MEN.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 25.-King
Davis. a negro, who shot and killed
Frederick Schwab. white man. at
Fairfield. Md. Saturday night, was
lynched at Brooklyn. Md. today. The
negro's body was literally hacked to
pieces by the mob. who used hatch
cts at their work.
Nothing was known OF the lynch
ing by the authorities of Brooklyn
until the chief OF police was notified
by a newspaper carrier of what had
happened The muti1ated body OF
the negro was found In the rear Of
the town Jail.
No guard is kept at the jail at
night. and there is as yet no clew
TO the perpetrators of the deed. The
front door of the jail had been burst
open and the lock had been cut OF
the door Of the cell in which Davis
was confined.
The trouble which caused the
shooting Of Schwab was brought
about by quarrel over a game of
pool between Frank Schwab, a broth
er of the dead man. and Davis.
The negro declared he shot in self
defense declaring that Frederick
Schwab had struck him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
RICHESON GETS
MANY PRESENTS

BOSTON. Dec. 36.-Rev. Clarence
v. T. Richeson. who Is in the Charles
street jail, awaiting trial on the
charge Of numbering Avis Linnell. re-
ceived many Christmas presents to-
day. The prisoner has about recov-
cred from tho effects Of his recent
operation. and was permitted to ut
up in his cell for part OF tho day.
A special Christmas dinner was sent
to him by two OF the Practitioners
Of the church over which he for
merry presided.
Il was declared today that the
prosecution win not take tho initia-
tive in asking for the appointment
OF = commission to determine the
accused mans sanity. So far his
attorneys have made no move to-
ward this end. but ono Of his law
yers has declared that the minis
ter's self-mutilation indicates clearly
n HIM n AhnnEmnA RtnAh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
NAME EARLE FOR
M'VEAGR'S PLACE
WASHINGTON AGAIN HEARS
RUMOR OF CHANGE IN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s5.--Rumors
OF the contemplated resignation OF
Franklin Macveagh, secretary of the
treasury, were revived here tonight
They mention as his probable sue
cessor George III. Earle, OF Philadel-
phia.
From White House sources come
denials Of the rumors. and q close
friend OF Secretary Macveagh, in the
treasury department asserts that the
secretary will serve for the term to
which he has been appointed.
Mr.. Earle's name has been con-
nected repeatedly with appointment
to the department Of Commerce and
Labor portfolio as successor to Secre-
tary Nagel. who appears to be the
favorite with President Taft. AZ sue
cessor to the late Associate Justice
Harlan. Of the supreme bench
Mr.. Earle came into prominence
largely because OF his attack on the
Sugar Trust, few years ago, and
more recently in his unsuccessf ul
campaign as Republican for election
to the mayoralty. OF Philadelphia.
He was supported in this campaign
by Senator Penrose, and Is presumed
to have the backing OF Senator PEN
rose for a portfolio position. Earle's
appointment to the cabinet by Presi-
dent Taft would indicate close po-
litical affiliations between the Presl-
dent and the senior senator from
Pennsylvania, who Is political leader
In that State, and suggests the pos
sibility that Senator Penrose might
lead President TNaft's fight as chair
man of the national Republican COM
mittee,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
DEATH SUMMONS
MAJOR ENR|GHT
Veteran in Federal Service
Victim of Apoplexy on
Christmas Morning
PASSES AWAY BEFORE
ARRIVAL OF DOCTOR
Is Seized With Headache and
End Comes Soon. After
Ward--Hold Funeral
Tomorrow

Major Michael J. Enright, corpora
ton tax examiner connected with the
Federal internal revenue service. died
suddenly OF apopiexy early Christ
mas morning at his residence. 2olS
West Grace street.
of headache. To relieve this his
wife gave him some medicine. A
few moments later. he was s>ved
with commissions and passed away be-
fore a doctor could be summoned.
Efforts were first made to locate
DIR. John Truman, the family ply
stefan. DIR. w. b. Robinson. who
lives across the street, WAS then
called. He responded quickly, but
the major had died in the mean
time.
When he retired Sunday night.
Major Enright was apparently In the
best of health. expecting to enjoy "A
merry Christmas with his family. lie
had no intimation that death was 50
near at hand.
Hold Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning from the residence at IL
o'clock, with interment in the Ma
tional cemetery, near this city. The
Rev. A. V. Coiston. rector of holy
Comforter Episcopal church, will off
ciate.
Major Enright was born in Gin
cinnat!, O.. sixty-seven years ago. Al
the outbreak OF the war between the
States. he enlisted In the One Hun
dred and First Ohio infantry. rising
to the rank of major.
Last spring. 1t will be recalled, his
war record was vigorously aSsailed In
the Federal court here by Lawyer
Harry NJ. Smith. Jr.. during the trial
OF the Kelley Whiskey case, bat the
major succeeded In fully generating
himself. after making a special trip
to Onto to get certain papers reiat-
ing to his career as q Union soldier.
Tho incident created a considerable
sensation
Veteran In Service.
Major Enright had been connect
ed with the government service for
the last fifteen years, having served
for Ave years as chief deputy under
United States Marshal Morgan Treat
OF the eastern division OF Virginia.
In this capacity. he earned the repu-
tation OF a faithful and efficient offi-
cial.
Within the last year or two. since
becoming corporation tax examiner.
he bad made his headquarters at
Cleveland, O.. though continuing to
maintain his residence here.
Besides his wife. he Ia survived by
FIVE daughters and two sons-Mrs-
II. G. Andrews of jackson, Mich.
Mrs. F. II. Greenleaf OF Chicago.
Miss Alice Enright. Of Chicago: Miss
Helen Enright and Miss Josephine
Enright. OF Richmond: Edward and
Dial Enright. OF Richmond
Funeral arrangements will be COM
pleted some time to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
GIVES GOLD PIECES
TO OLD EMPLOYEES

TARRYTOWN. N. Y. Dec. IS
John d. Rockefeller said that today
was one OF the best Christmases he
ever had. He spent all the forenoon
playing golf. in three rounds Of the
course. with different opponents. ana
was immensely pleased because ne
won two out of the three games. The
weather and the course were ideal.
His opponents were James II.
Hunt. former city attorney OF Yon-
kers; NJ. Bushnell. OF Stamford, and
Charles Brown. a professional. who
plays frequently with him.
William Rockefeller today distrib-
uted among his employees FIVE dol
lar gold pieces for every year they
have been in his employ. Some OF
the men have worked at lockwood
Hill over twenty years. Mr.. Rookie
Teller started this system OF giving
several years ago and has kept In
creasing it each year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
WATTERS0N SAYS
TAFT CAN'T WIN
AND ROOEEVEITS RETURN
WOULD BE But A RENEWAL
OF ABSOLUTION.

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 25.-Hon.
Henry Watterson. the veteran editor
of the Louisville Courier Journal said
today that the Republican party was
hopelessly split over the 1912 nomi
nation, and gave 1t as his opinion
that Taft could not win.
Mr.. Watterson. who is in his 72nd
year. is in fine health and as vigorous
as man Of fifty.
The Republican party Is hopeless
ly split over the nominee at the 1919
convention said the editor. Taft
cannot win even II he were to secure
the nomination. II Theodore Roose-
welt Is thrown In at the last moment
to save the party. and Is elected, which
i very much doubt. his occupancy Of
the White House chair would be
merely renewal OF absolutism
Roosevelt would never leave the
White House except feet foremost,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
MORSE'S CONDITION
is NOT ALARMING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The re-
port from tho physicians at Atlanta
on the condition OF Charles w. Morse,
on which the President based his re-
fusal OF pardon yesterday, was not
alarming, 1t was learned authorita-
lively to-day
This report was made by direct
order OF President Taft, ans while 1t
showed the prisoner Is sick man, II
did not indicate his condition Is hope
less.
The White House fs surprised at
the wide variance between the press
reports from Atlanta and the report
which reached the President. through
official channels. It Is suspected in
official circles that a sympathetic
campaign Is being waged in Atlanta
in behalf OF Morse.
1t can be authoritatively stated.
however. that the Morse case Is not
closed. II at any time the President
finds that the convict-banker Is near
death. the case Will be reopened. and
q pardon issued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
POPULAR FEELING I
FAvORS SHUSTER
But Persia Yields to Force
of Russian
Arms
CARS SOLDIERS KILL i
INDISCRIMINATELY
Women and Children Slain;
by Russian Invaders At I
TabriZ-Teheran in
State of Frenzy

TEHERAN. Dec. 25.-EollowfnDt
the unexpected dissolution OF the Neil
nss today by the Regents firman. thel
the Russian demands. and has not1-i
ned ST. Petersburg that w. McrSsns
ghuster. the American trcAsursr~l
general. has been diMniased
Mem berv Of the dissolved M951iAM
are indignant At the action Of the
Aesent and tho cabinet, and axcStN~{
ment runs high throughout the ety.
Fearing an outbreak, soldiers havsi
been posted around ths pariianasntt
buildings. guarding all approaches. !,
Mr.. Shustsr has not yet been ofsi
of the cabinet and continues to hoDAt
the fort Tho members Of tho Moi |
liss are planning to send deputatton,
to beg that Shuster retain his ONCE |
in defiance Of the cabinet. PopulAfi
feeling Ia strong IN support Of M.
shuster.
Fighting ~ Tabrtx.
Telegraph communicating WITH
Tabriz il still interrupted. but tn>t
formation from thsre received tatSi
today indicated that the fghting eOn-
tinued spasmodically. The RusSfAsl
reinforcements have not yet arrived
ana tue ftUASIHu8 st 48UTI1 HBE0t
pressed. Many are dead. The Hus1i
SLAMS, according 20 the reports fe~3
ceiysd here, are guilty Of atrocities
unparalleled IN recent yearN This
news has aroused the population 0E
Tehcran TO 4 frenzy Of rage and 81,
element.
The HuAsians havs killed more
than f1vs hundred women ana chill
dren alone. Houses IN Tahr4z Wefe
entered indfscriminateiy and womsfa
attacked before the eyes N other
members Of the family, while slsl1.
dren were mot spared. The HuastaA
artillery moved Down every living
thing IN the streets; once the bsfTf.
cades thrown up by the Persians hAd
been destroyed.
The city Of Re-ht In reported quiet.
Tho Russian consul has been de.
clared governor there, indicating
Rus~ia's intention 70 take possession
forthwith Of Persian territory. i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
REPORT OF SECOND !
PERSIAN MASSACRE

LONDON, Dec. 25r-In addition -
the slaughter OF Persians by the Russ
SLAMS at Tabrix last week. a massacre
has occurred at Resht. according -
official kilograms from Tsheran, fe~
eeivcd In London tonight.
The dispatches says that ffve hunA
dred Persians were killed by the Co.'S
sacks at Resht. many Of the victims
being women and children, The peo>s
pie have boon exhorted BY the au~
thorities not to fight and not to Give
tho slightest provocation to the Ina
vaders. but the massacre went on un~
til every Persian was eithsr driven
out OF the city. forced to hide IN
out Of the way places or had been
killed.
The details and the extent Of the.
massacre an vet unknown. telegraphio
communication being in a state Of
chaos.
VIII Show No Mercy.
It Ia evident that the declaration
OF tho Russian foreign Office. made
IN st. Petersburg on Sunday. tha1
Russia will show no mercy at Ta@
brix. Resht and Enzeli and will adj
minister a lesson long 70 be remeTn-
bered.' Ii being carried out to the
letter.
The full effects have already been
felt at Tabriz and are now being en-
forced at Resht. Enxeli. IL Ia fearods
will be the next place to be invaded
and sacked and its inhabitants MAG
sacred.
Resht is the capital OF the province
Of Ghilan and has 10000 inhabitants
$500 Stnpefled by Attack. -. .ssss
The people Of Persia" says thu
official dispatch, ARE stupefied at tho
attitude of Russia, especially as those
outrages have followed Immediately
upon the acceptance by Persia Of
Russla's ultimatum and after PerniG
had shown every desire and dispo>
sition to conciliate Russia ana 90,
tablish friendly relations"
The Persian spirit is reported un>
broken at Tabriz Fighting cons
tines at intervals. and that It ~
severe is evidenced by the fact that
Russia has ordered reinforcement9
rushed there by automobile.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg
says the fighting at Tabriz ~ 20 VI
cious that the Russian troops were
compelled to abandon its projections.
of the Russo-Persian bank In tha4
city, @f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
ARBUCKLE DECLINED
MEDICAL AID

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 25.--Reports that
Thomas Castleton Arbuckle. brother
Of MacLyn Arbuckle. the actor. had
committed suicide. were said tonight
10 have originated from the fact that
he refused medical attention at the
small hotel where he was found dead
yesterday.
Coroner Baron will hold an inquest
tomorrow. Either pneumonia or
heart disease Is believed by physicians
who knew him to have caused his
death.
Nohe Of the mans relatives could
explain why Arbuckle registered at
the hotel under an assumed name.
II was admitted he had been drink
ing heavily. He was An unusually
large man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
GENERAL REYES
HAS SURRENDERED
LEADER OF LATEST REVOLT
AGAINST MADERo NOW A
PRISONER.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 25.-General
Rafael Reyes. the leader of the latest
revolution against President Madero.
surrendered to the Federal soldiers at
Trevino. late this afternoon. The sur
render was made to Colonel Garcia
Lugo. The revolutionist admitted the
defeat OF his attempt to overthrow
the rule OF Maderp. and when taken
before Colonel Lugo, said:
II called upon the people Of Mexico
to revolt against the misgoverment
and tyranny Of Madero. l called for
an uprising In the Federal army.
Neither seemed to hear me. There
fore. / surrender"
General Reyes will be kept at Ire *
vino until the Federal government 10
advised Of his capture officially.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
RUSSIA PLOTTED IN
COLD FLOODED FASHION

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-1vasA
Narodny, the well known Russ1Al4
publicist. patriot and exile. writinG
In the New York American to-d4yS
quotes a letter from = Russian OnlCel3
In the Caucasus to show that Runq6oE
deliberately plotted to seize Pefnq4'
The letter IN In part az follows:
Dear Friend: We are kept Irea1ls
day and night, to be stationed a4A
Teheran. which will become the G11W|
OF the new general governor o8 tAMa
province Of Persia. The CoanAck 01
ficer, NJ. had orders from St Poteg
burg to have ffty provocatUrD 61%]
ruIsed In Tashksnt 20 - to a4eo5
furtively . couple Of our froQe1
CoasackA
"But now the troublo WIN &
American finance minister unaau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND
IN SELF DEFENSE

WACO. TEXAS. Dec. 25.--John b.
Sims. a hotel clerk. staggered into the
corridor Of the hotel to-day with a
bQlfet through his body. and fell
dead Just as he reached the desk.
His wife was found in their room
q short time after with several stab
wounds In her neck and was taken
10 a hospital. Mrs. Sims stated that
her husband had stabbed her and
that she had shot him in self defense.
Jealousy OF Sims by ia wife Is
given as the cause OF the tragedy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
USED GLOVES TO
PREVENT DETECTION

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Safe blow
ers who used gloves TO prevent de-
made Z connection with = 1--we wire
,r order to get electric power to OPP
crate drill. blew open . safe with
nitro glycerine II. the rear OF the y.
q. Kresge Five and Ten-Cent store.
In West One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street early today and escaped
witk between 3s.7o0 and $1,000 in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
MISS Prick AS
HOSTESS OF LITTLE FOLK

PTTTSBURG. PA. Dec. 25.-Mias
Helen Frick. daughter Of Henry Clay
tricks, the steel magnate. entertain
ed seventy Ave boys and girls from
the poor districts OF Plttsburg this
afternoon at the palatial FTick res
dence. Miss Frick. who played Santa
Claus with becoming grace. permit
ted tho children to roam at will over
the splendid mansion. and had q
Christmas dinnN served for their
especial benefit, Tho children, none
of whom had ever been In such pre-
tentious surroundings. spent de-
lightful day and lsft In the late AZ
ternoon. loud In their praises OF the
hoGkeA p1 The day. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
TEDDY HASN'T YET
CONVINCED THEM

WARRINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Thas
Theodore Roosevelt has thus far fail-
cd 70 convince his friends or snsnise
that he 10 not to b considered FOR the
nreUidency n shown BY = bot re-
cantly registered. Alexander r,
Moore editor Of the Pittsburg Leader,
has wagered $500 against $1,000 that
Roosevelt viii be the nexts-P fe4l-
dent. From Cleveland comes . dt-
pafch that . man there ID willing u
- $500 against e1S0o that RQose-
- nm = -11Nata znAxANaA ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26


ASBURY PARK. n. J.. Tee. IS
husband tonight, Mrs. Mcconnell APP
peared greatly relieved. She eX-
claimed:
Thank God. now l know l am
safe. have been in mortal fear
lest my husband should return at any
moment and shoot me again My
husband has threatened time ana
again in the past two years to shoot
me, and then kill himself, because.
he said. l was exerting undue in
fiuence over him.
II don't want him harshly dealt
with. He Ia not responsible for what
he did. I look upon him as a sick
child and I only want him placed in
some Institution where he can neither
harm himself or anyone else"
Royal Daniel. OF the editorial staff
Of the Atlanta Journal. brother OF
Mrs. Mcconnell. who arrived at his
sisters home late tonight. when In
formed Of the arrest of Mcconnell,
expressed himself as being gratified
that his brother-in-law had been
caught.
1.-THE man Is crazy" he said. HE
has been crazy for the past Ave years
and should never have been released
from the Millsdgeviilc Asylum. where
We put him at the time he broke
down in health when he WAS the edi-
tor Of the 'Alkahest.'
IT am going 70 stay up north here
until Mcconnell Is safely lodged In
some place where he can do no
more shooting" declared Daniel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
BOY BLOWN TO BITS:
TWO MAY LOSE EYES

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 25.--The only
serious termination OF a very loud
Christmas celebration here was the
killing OF Eston Atwater. a negro
boy. who dragged a ten-pound keg Of
powder from a store in which he
was employed, and in showing" three
white boys how to do II. blew him.
self to pieces. One Of the boys NAM
ed Scott may die and the other two
may lose their eyes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
CANOEING WHERE THEY
STATED LAST CHRISTMAS

wINsTED. CONN. Dec. f5.-Cou-
Piles today-went canoeing on Highland
Lake, where last Christians they en-
j0yed Christmas. Fruit trees are In
bud and rose bushes and mountain
laurel have shot forth new leaves
onpx Nopknn AhNaA n tnA,-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
Twenty Reported Killed.

Ell PAsO, TEXAS, Dec. 25.--Twen-
tween rurales and rebels near Pear
son. The news came from Golonia
Dublan, Mexico. Although the story
could not be confirmed, the authori-
ties at once sent Federal reinforce
ments from Caca Grandes to inter-
eept and capture the rebels II posi-
Bile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
TAKES PLEDGE
AND IS PARD0NED
GOVERNOR HARMON RELEASES
IIFE SENTENCE MAN ON PROM
IsE TO QUIT DRINKING.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Dec. 25.-Ru-
fus Burcham. a life prisoner in the
State prison here. was pardoned today
by Governor Harmon. after he had
promised to abstain from intoxicating
liquors and lead an upright life.
Burcham was convicted Of compile
ity in tho murder Of q man OF Ports
mouth. Ohio. for which crime Nose
johnson. . negro. was electrocuted
in 1904.
Before his death johnson exonerat-
Cd Burcham Of the crime In . state
ment to, Warden Hsrschey. of the
prison. Before the warden could
present the facts 10 the. governor, no
dropped dead. Tho case was recently
brought to tho attention Of Governor
Harmon by prison attached who knew
Of the negro's confession. Before
granting the pardon MIR. and Mrs.
Harmon were closeted with the pris-
oner TOR more than thirty minutes.
while Mrs. Harmon admonishad him
- u ~ futuka WaAA RI Nx1nG