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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27
MACHINIsTS' PICNIC
Fine Programme Will Be Carried Out
 at Germania Park

The annual picnic and barbecue of the Machnists' union will be held today at Germania park. A large crowd will go this morning for the picnic grounds and pleasant time is anticipated.
 The committeet on arrangements has prepared an interesting programme which includes public speaking, prize contests, gar and other features. Dancing will be indulged in during the afternoon and evening.
 The Woman's Union Label league will hold a special meeting this afternoon at varley's hall. Third avenue The meet inrs wil be called to order atss o'clock. Ali members are urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

Mrs Candel has been removed from her home in Owenton to the Hillman hospital for treatment, after a sudden change in her condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

{ $50O0.0o to 1, lend on first mortgages on improved city property 7 at. 8 per cent. in amounts of 5000 to $6OO0. JEMIS0N REAL ESTATE q
 INSURANCE co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

J. M. Brown. of Newman Brown, was removed from Johns to the South High lands hospital as the result of an attack of nervous prostration
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

The friends Of Mrs. Mahoney of Vir- ginia Mines will be glad to learn that after several weeks stay at the South Highland hospital she has sufficiently re- covered to return to her home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

Dyer Carlisle, who has been ill with typhoid fever was removed to the South Highlands hospital yesterday afternoon after change for the worse in his con- dition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

The many friends of R. A. Kemp, who is ill with typhoid fever. will regret to hear that his condition necessitated his removal from his residence to the Hill man hospital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

l.. c. Harris, general superintendent of the western district of the Southern Rail- way company, returned yesterday from trip of inspection over the lines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

MT. and Mrs. Jol F.. Webb were called to Talladega Ala.,, on account of the death of Mrs. J. A. Powe. Mrs. Webb's mother, yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27
At The Sign of
 the Red Seal'

Besides the planning and hard work it took some RAD ICAL R ED U CTION $ in PRICES to rouse up the en- thusiastic shopping that char acterized our business on yes terday. The little RED SEALS were MAGNETIC - every where they radiated an IN FLUENCE and an INSPIRA- TION to spend money. It wasn't the SEALS that did it ITS WHAT THEY STOOD FOR-fine Q U ALITY and low PRICES. Of course we did have a CROWD-the kind of crowd we would expect in NOVEMBER-not in JUNE and. we say that without BOAST-for, after all IT'S W H A T THE CROW D BOUGHT that counts. The CASHIERS were very tired so the tills must have jingled
 with the jangle of the COIN and the goods must have been awful cheap-for THEY PRO- DUCED THE BUSINESS. And that was the FIRST day. Every day will count in this FESTIVAL OF MERCHAN- DISE-READ OUR ADS beginning this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27

E. C. Ellison. vice president of the Ar mold Weighing Wagon company, returned Monday from a business trip to Philadel- phia and New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-27
PERSONALS

L. Sevier. general agent for the South ern Railway company and allied interests returned yesterday from a trip to Mis- sissippi points where he has been for sew eral days. He is apparently much i'm proved physically by his vacation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The elopemrn, OF Waldo f. Thorpe
ami Miss Julia A. Blankenship. 81
Richmond, TO Washington Yesterday
10 be married. eliminated in The m
rest of the girl and her subsequent re-
turn to her home late last night in Gus
tody of her angry parents. who had
opposed the match because the gin il
a Catholic, while Thorpe is a Protestant.
Yesterday the Virginia delegation in
the House Of Representatives mel IN
Congressman Hays Office and nnan-
imonsy resolved not IL support the
Canadian trade agreement standing BY
itself, but 10 insist upon coupling It up
wilh further revision Of the tariff that
will compensate the farmers Of the
country for the concessions made 10
Canada On farm products.
Francis Coates, ir., Of Richmond,
special national bank examiner OF the
United States, has been selected by the
Clearing House Association Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, rs examiner for the Cleye-
land banks. He assumes his duties
there about May l. He has been as
sisting State Examiner Barksdaie III
the investigation OF the affairs Of the
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corpo-
ration Al Alexandria, which recently
failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11

''Pi.ASr your feet firmly and square
IL on he ground. throw back yonr
shoulders, fold your arms and swear
in most emphatic terms that you are
strong, healthy and well. Do this for
a few minutes every evening. and even
il this il not how you actually feel.
maintain By your physical and mental
attitude that it il your condition, ami
YOU will SOON find that it becomes 50
and that you are not really telling
lies" This was the advice given by
Or. j. Slenson Hooker in lecture on
Posturing and Posing for Health IN
connection with the opening OF the
simple life conference and exhibition
in London. 1T il wonderful to what
extent our state OF health can be alter.
ed in this way" DR.. Hooker added.
1t stirs up the currents OF feeling
which act on the nerves; these act on
the blood vessels and thus the whole
system is improved and We become diff
terent beings"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
Rule AGAINST CilrCniX.

Judge ! H. Mullen, Of The Corpora
ton Court OF Petersburg, presiding,
under a commission from Governor
Mann, Yesterday morning in The Cor
poratinn Cont in Roanoke issued q
rule aeainS, Mayor Joel II. CnIchin Il
show cause wig he should not be re-
moved from Office.
The rule has in it the body OF the
report of the recent grand jury, with
10 specific charges. Sixteen OF them
are founded on the charges made by
line grand jury concerning Willful col
lu-ion with persons OF bad character
and alleged neglect OF the law in The
suppression Of disordcrly houses, etc.
He is further charged With allowing
merchants to conduct business on sun.
day and instrncling them To continue
the practice willi the windows open
and shades drawn. The lnlr is r..
rirnahIr Friday. April u, wlrn the
case nilI he gone inlu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
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KILLED iN \ rLiiiL.

Ei-aihrt coHhty. Ky, is again lac
10 iias with 4 ieud war. The opening
shot aud killed Jason Dcaton, wounded
Luke Regiey ard vas himself shot iii
the high
Draion and Beglty went fully armed
10 his home ot White. near Jackson, 10
settle np An obi grrnlse. According 10
reports White was quicker IN the trigger
firing tGo Shots Al Deatnn, which feiied
HIM, then tuning his attention IL Beg
ley, shot hira through The head ard
shoulder. In The meantime beat.n
raised 10 his elbow aud fired. his shot
tab ne effect in Whites thigh, White
then turned his revolver upon the fallen
man again, and with two more ;hois
through thu head finished him
No arrests have been made as NJ one
IiaTes 10 Interfere.
Last night reports from Jackson say
that The friends ami relatives Of The
two factions are on their way 10 the
scene of The battle. all armed Ia The
teeth
prlion Was one VI the "rn accused
ii aiding The killing oi John AbneI IL
Jackson last summer Abner vas j.
hvothcI-in-laW OF White. and ii i be
lierrd The killing vas q iesult OF the
bitter i:eling over thar assassination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
heath Oh row JOHNSON.

Tom l.. Johnson, twice representa-
i've in Congress from the Twenty first
Ohio district, four time, mayor Il
Cleveland, champion "f cert sirzrt
railway fare. and prominent advncatr
ii the single tax thsories OF the lale
Henry George, died IN Cleveland carly
last night, after an illness at oyer =
year. Death was caused by cifhosi5
Of the liver. He Waq q. years old
The decreased vas hnrn N George
town, Ky, July IS, lS64 Ia 1903.
while Mr.. johnson was mayor OF Clera-
land, he vas nominated for governor
hy the democrats Of Ohio, bit vas in
successful Crushed both in health
and spirit, he former mayor went
abroad He had hoped 10 regain his
health, but came home no better.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Johnson Is sur
yiyed by one son. I.oflIn, and daush
Ter, Mrs Bessie Alarian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
E4sTnaUakE SHOCKS IN IrA1t

Is vas stated il the Ga7ettc, 4
slight earthshock vas felt in Rome
yesterday morning # caused some
alarm in the city, bus apparently no
damage vas done,
The earthquake originated in The
volcanic region Of the Alhan hills
where it was felt with Increased in
ensity. Inhabitants Of the towns in
that section llrd panic stricken in all
directions.
In Rome The prisoners III The jail
attempted 10 break down the doors OF
cells. Troops who were summoned
had con>i1erab.d difficulty in qnsline
the tumult
The Pope vas considerably alarmed
by the shock He vas giving ali All
dience n the Marchionass Beatrice
Theodoli, who ha, just joined The
Catholic Church The pontli ad-
miuistered communion and confirmed
her in his private chapel. The cere.
Tnony had just been concluded when
The shock vas felt
About I o'clock Yesterday evening
in various districts ia Sicily tour rum
bIinss vera heard 4 sudden fash
OF light MAS also observed. No earth
lnakes were recorded anA it IS be
lieyed that the disturbance va; caused
by the falling ri ball 81 fire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
Republican Committees Assignments.

Washington, April IA pacitica
ton scheme 10 cement the republican
minority OF The House doomed up to-
dav When Minority Leader Mann an
nonnred his appointments 10 the M.
norty committee places The House
insurgents. who in the last Congress
were deaied places on all OF the princi-
pal committees, we're today handed
their share Of the hest Of the slim pa
,ronage controlled hy the minority.
Democrats and republicans alike were
astoinded when Mama announced a.
two Of The four republican members OF
the all powerful rules committee MI
Ma,lisan, who wrote the minority re
port in the Ballinger Pinchot case, and
Lnnroot Of Wisconsin the radical fol-
lower of Senator I.aFolletia. The reg.
MARS on rulea we're John DalAel! Of
Pennsylvania and Wilson Of Illinois.
The only committee OF importance
on which The insurgents failed 10 So
cue representation was ways and
means. which will battle with the
tariff. The republicans on This com.
mil,ee will be; Payne, Dalzel!, Maliall,
Hill. Needlam. For,ncy and Long
worth, all of whom were on The com
miiec in the last Congress.
Mann himself took mo committee.
appearing in the official isl solely as
chairman Of The minority coulter
ence. ;" hLr. Cannon is ranking minor
ity member Of appropriations and gels
no other assignment, Under the
agreement with The democrats Mann
assigned Victor L. Berger the socialist,
10 n minority place on District Of Co
mn.ha. Caleb Powers, whose com
miitee places have caused 50 much
Trouble among the democrats. was
placed on immigration and naturall-
cation, ana edncalion. No Kentucky
democrat appears on either 81 The n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
the Cammorrists' Trial.

Viterbo Italy, April ll.-De-
norncine hatti his fellow prisoners aud
the police, Giacomo Ascrtlore, the
Camorrfst @ho Is charged with slan1aT
in wsongtulIy accusing Re Angels ana
Amadao, Of the murder Of Cennaro
Cucorcolo and his vile was cross e1-
an,ined today. Most Of The camortis,S
Who have SO far testified have stood BY
each other Loyalty, bur Asarittore deny
ing any connection with the organiza-
tion, assaulted the reputation OF many 81
thr prisoners.
Ascriitore was formerly member Of
the police department. and be uttered
TRADES against the police tor their
charges against hin The police say
Asc1i,ro.s participated IL many OF tne
csc,o.riss crimes aad that wEsGs-s: ne
rss caught. be ciss.ed Himself c.
asserting that re was spy:aE = h:s
oEc:al capacity.
Judge R:s2ch; today announced that
ne Toala adicu.a the t.;.l Il tie close
Of soda-;s session urt;i Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
The Loss 81 thu iIoquoi:.

Virtotil, z g., April II. Every
one Of the women passengers On the
steamer Ircqucts. wrecked yesterday
OF Vancouver Island, lost her life, AZ.
cording to information received today
Six Of The women were renucd in the
deck cabin when ltir sleamc4 turned
turtle and had nn chance tnr lie. The
male passengers secured lie prescTycrS,
1t Is SAID Int 40 effort vas made 10
throw any 70 the women.
The total death list. il was said today.
was twenty, OF whom sever. were WON
cn. The captain and mate Of the lro
alois, who saved themselves, are being
bitterly denounced Today for alleged
abandonment Of their passengers with
lie only ifehoat that was launched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
SIXTY SECOND CONGRESS-.
SENATE
The Senate VAS not in session today.
1nrrsp


A government 'nursery"is proposed
ia bill introduced in the House today
by Mr.. Farnhart dem. Ind 10 antbor-
ize the formation Of "children's
bureau" in the Department OF Com
merc0 and Labor.
The bill provides for a head OF the
bureau who shall be practical author
lily on children.
Applying the principles Of the pure
food law to congressional speeches,
| Victor Murdoch int oduced resoln-
ton providing that speeches IN the
Congressional Record he correctly
labeled.
His resolution provides that when a
congressman prints a speech without
actually making: it upon the foor Of
the House. the fact that II vas MOI
spoken shall be noted at the beginning
OF the speech.
1t took the House nearly two hours
today and entailed lot CT mathe-
MATES TO elect the various committees.
The election Of the House committee
was a new thing in congressional rrece-
dure. Heretofore it has always been
the prerogative of the speaker to name
the assignments. Because today's
action was unprecedented the galleries
were crowded 10 the limit.
The mathematical discussion began
with statement read 10y Mr. Under
wood, chairman OF ways and means
committee, which purporled to show by
figures aud algebra and proportion that
the minority in The present House were
as we'll represented on the committees
as The democrats were last session.
This was in reply 10 Minority Leader
Mann'S attack on The democrats lnI
| increasing several Of the hgs committees
to 81 mrnbers, Of which they took Il,
allowing The minority only !, The aamr
| nun.ber thar they had MIirn h:' COM
mites were smaller.
Mefobers Of The House, particularly
republicans had hard work 10 uhiar
| stand these figures and long dchair
ensiiai, in winch Mr. Cannon took fhe
| fiDar 10 defend The Oil way al appoint
ing committees.
the committees were elected III a
viva pacn vote without change.
Breaking all prrcedrns tho House
adopted a resolution uf coincidence on
the dralh Of Former Mayo: Tom l..
Johnson. of Cleveland. Representative
Howland, (rcp 0hio,) presented The
resolution
A little tilitister waged hy hIr.
Clark this afternoon, with assistance
from Mr.. Baker forced adjournment Of
the House for lack OF a qnornm.
Clark took umbragc At a resolution
presented hy Sheriev creating a Joint
commission of The House and Senate
to co,lify the laws and when points al
order failed he made the point u no
quorum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11

NIRGINIA.-Ip the Clerks Office Of
' Corporation Court Of The City Of Al
cxandria. on the lth day Of April. 1911.
Cecilia 5. Deming. complainant. IS.
Chauucey w. Deming. alias WorthinS-
ION b. Deming, defendant.
Memo. The object ofthiS suit is TO OBJ
tain decree absolutely divorcing the
complainant. Cecilia $. nrming, from
the defendant. Chaunrcy W. Deming.
alias Worthiugton u. Demine. and
awarding To the complainant The care
and custody o. Andrew $ Dcmin@, the
infant child of said parties, amt for gen,
cral relief.
II appearing by an AFFIDAVIT liird in
This cause that The defendant, Chann
cey ". Denius, alias Warrington L.
Drming, is u nnn-irSideul Of th.s state:
It's ordered. That said defendant APP:
pear here within fifteen days after die
publication II This nitirr, and do what Is
necessary IL protect MS intrrr.t ia this
slit and that copy la forthwith Insert
eli ii the Alexandra Gazette \ news
paper published III the city 81 A'eIaH-
drii once & waaE ioT ioiir successive
weeks. aha posted III ire rent ao5T oi
ins Court ijcti=a 9, this city.
\ capy-Ieste
NEWELL s. CT Et.E = " a \. GIarE.
Gardner l.. i:9otnc, T.. &
mari UiM lii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11

Tar report contained in a dispatch
from the City of Mexico to the effect
that Japanese intrigue with Mexico
menacing the United States accustomed
the precipitate mobilization OF the
American army in Texas. was emf
phatically denied by the administra-
ton yesterday. 1t vas denied by Presl-
dent Taft himself in unqualified terms.
He said it was pure fabrication, and
ne declared that in the memorandum
Of his reasons for the dispatch OF the
troops, which he has given TO various
senators and representatives, there Is
not a line involving Japan in any way.
Japau, he alphabetically stated, has ab-
solutely nothing TODD with the Mexico
affair. The suspicion is growing that
ali This war talk emenatsa from the
;insoes who want 10 force the gov
erumsnt TO spend money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL IL

Is message to the New Jersey
legislature last Tuesday Governor
Wilson called attention to the fact that
the Maine legislature had passed the
income tax measure. and urged the
,Ierseymen 10 do the same. He SAID
il was a matter Of great consequence
10 the whole future OF the government
,hot This measure should receive the
sanction OF the states. large majority
of which hal already ratified it. lie
said it would further the right adjust
mants 10 liberalize taxation, enable
the federal government TO liberalize ITS
financial policy and would 'consoli'
date the interests OF state and nation
upou n real reciprocal footing
Judge George Gray, OF Delaware, in a
published letter to Austen G. Fox, OF
New York, takes sides, not against
the principal OF the proposed tax, but
against the expediency of it and its
wording, under which he thinks the
states would have to surrender their
power to the federal government The
nudge holds that the clause making
the lax leviable upon incomes from
whatever source derived" virtually
gives the power to tax, WHICH IS nlt''
mately the power to destroy, and he
does not hesitate to say that Governor
Wilson is mistaken in his view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11

The storm centre OF the opposition
10 the reelection of Hon. Thomas ).
Martin 10 the United States Senate still
hangs oyer the Norfolk neighborhood
Observation-Disclosures efforts OF the prop
uganda to set the hall rolling. Most OF
those who are blowing at the pickering
flame in their endeavors to keep the vital
spark alive, now realize that no prairie
fire is likely Ia result. Considerable
citation seems to have followed the an
1,ouncement in Norfolk last night Of
The ''personnel Of the William a.
Jones campaign committee. 1t IS
composed vi average Virginians-on!y
such and nothing more-and the
taiors Of Tooley street had as mnch
right 10 call themselves the people OF
England IS this delegation has to as.
sumo the role OF the steering commit
tee Of the democratic party OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
SrH YnIE SInrL Markell.

New York. April IL ISa,iine IL
the stock market At inl after the 1nsn-
ing today VAS extremely quiet. change
being in most cascs small si.i ahoU.
evenly divided between gains and losses
AT the end Of - minutes the tone was
firm.
The market mss extremely .iuIl dir
ing the rest Of the list hoil
The market BECAME sttong abound
midday and many stocks recovered part
Oi lie eariy loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11

ever, for we have won once, and the
evidence is still the same. =
Arrested on n government warrant
charging him with attempting to ship
explosives from New York to the
Mexican revolufionists in boxes laheli-
ell furniture" Harvey f. Phillips 10.
day declared that his trial would re-
sult in startling revelations in connec-
ton with alleged nnwarranted actirIt-
ies of special agents for the Depart
ment OF Justice along the Mexican
hnrier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
SENATOR MARTIN.

Ii the truth aere known as 10 the
selection Of Senator Martin Of Virginia,
by his associates for the democratic
leadership ii would doubtless he found
that the choice was equally distastefnl
for both Bryan and Bailey. Mr.. Mar
tin stands midway between these hois-
ferrous oppostes. They Ale swift OF
tongue. MIR. Martin does lhiHgs. He
has administrative capabilities Of the
quality shown BY Senator Crane. OF
Massachusetts-pIec;ssiy the thing de-
s;7abie il the uace:taia and anomalous
political ccau:s:oas n " asr:2s.cG-
Philadelphia. Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11

TESSEssEE has ratified the income
tax amendment 10 the federal constitn-
ton, bringing the number OF raiifying
states up 10 tWenty-nlne. SIX more
affirmative votes are needed to ralsfy
the amendment. Eleven states have
taken action adverse 10 ratification. Ia
Minnesota one branch Of the legislature
has voted il the affirmative. The FIVE
states ic which 40 action Of any sort
nas been aksn a.e Connecticut, Penn
svi7ar;a, Delaware, Florida and Wyo-
ching.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
RSlT s.aa,

Warenton, O. ApT;i 1.-The cody
81 Minnie Do8co. tro I7-yaa.-oii
face CT Edwa.d j ScEalie, ! E;:;;aa::;'S
sas;aee-, mo disappeared i:o-a rs:
ho:-s Tet:ua.g IL, w.s io::oi TO
AZ? y rke Ohio !:re., Al I:i:oav:iie,
to -;ies tsio~ here. The gil
:sa!sEsd the sTeG;ag before tie day CD
which shs had promised 70 elo2s With
ScLulte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
Alfonso and the Turf,

Dublin, April IL King Alfonso Of
Spain is going in for racing. He has
engaged Richard Croker 10 keep him
supplied from The tslencairn stables
with a string IN keeping with his royal
station. Attention vas directed II
Croker ~ the late King Edward, VITO
looked upon ths ex-hoss Of IanmanY
as one OF tie hest judges ct horse iissh
in the nGrld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
POPULATION az VIRGINIA CITIES

The Census Bureau has issued thu
complete figures Of population for Tlr-
GINA. Following SIRE the figures for
the chief cities: Alexandria. Il. 329;
Bristol, 6,24I; Buena Vista, &.245;
Charlottesville, 6.675; Clifton Forge,
5,74S; Danyille, 5000; Frr'icrirks-
burg. 1914; Lynchturg, % 494; New
port News, 20. 205; Norfolk, 81, 452;
Petersburg, 24,127; Portsmouth, 3d.
100; Radford, 4.202; Richmond, 1877
GEE: Roanoke. ga. 314; Sssun1on, 10.
Goa; Williamsburg, 2,7l4; W;actests..
1854; Hamilton, 5.5G5; Harrison
bug, ass; Lessbu-E. l.59-: Le7,cg
ton, 1881; Suffolk. 7,0O3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-11
CHARGED WITH STEALING let
TENS

The case ri he Unitsi State: against
r. Thomas Purtin5, chitsed wih Tia
theft of three leilals iron tic Lmite,i
States mail While poslma:ter ii hNi"X
George Courthouse, is OH trial III th7
Federal Coiirl in Riclinond
Purki'ls vas PLACED iiron lhs stand
yesterday and testified that lie knew
nothing nf lie then ii The ciT2um
stances surrounding il
]. 2 Wtaden aud daughter, al Wee
.ienstiirg, and others testified against
him.
The commemorative attorney. the
superintendent Of schools 81 h,ns
George county aud nriahhors 81 Ptr.
kins testified Is to his character.