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where" is a daily exaggeration OF
the idea that the Oil supply may. be
depended upon.
ever talents 1 possess to the promo
ion of their best interests and well

fare. PIX ~ .!.,G.
General Conley was born of Scotch
Irish parentage near Kingwood, Pres
ton county, W. Va, January 8, 1865.
He was raised, cm4a farm where he
performed allln the labor eiancident
thereto and whers,6e grewtto sturdy
manhood. His father diedawhen he
was a mere boy, leaving himself and
two brothers to support a Widowed
mother and three sisters At the age.
of seventeen he secured work on the
construction of the West Virginia
Central and Pittsburg railroad then
through Tucker county.
After that he worked for a-time on
. saw mill, in the stone quaries, in
the coal mines and about the coke
yards, earning and saving money to
secure an education and assisting to
support his mother and sisters. He
taught school for five terms, and In
the Epring of 1891 was. elected su-
perintendent of free schools Of his
native county.
General Conley was educated in the.
public schools, in the severe school
of experience and the West Virginia
University from which later he grad.
uated in 1893 with the degree Of
LL. B. He.was admitted to the prac-
t1se of the law chat. spring and the
following fall located at Parsons,
Tucker county, where he'continued in
general practice guntiI the spring of
1908, when he remover to. Kingwood,
his present home. He has always
taken an7aetives part in politics, and
has contributed largely Of his time,
energy and limited means to the sue
cess of the Republican party. He
was one of the founders Of the Par
sons Advocate and it's editor for a
number of years. He was one of the
assistant secretaries of the national
convention that nominated William
Mckinley for president at st. Louis
in 1896. He was elected prosecuting
attorney of Tucker county in 1896 and
reelected in 1900. On May 9, 1908
he was appointed attorney general
of West Virginia and during that year
was nominated and eletced for both
the short and long term, and received
the largest vote of any candidate on
the state ticket. He has never been
defeated by the people for any office
to which he aspired, and is clearly o
man of and for the people. He knows
their wants and needs from his own
experience, and If elected to Congress
they will have a worthy, honest and
fearless representative.
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WAITER PIPE BURSTS.

The bursting Of water pipe In a
closet on the second story Of Hofi-
man Hall some time Tuesday night
caused a considerable food in the
city council room. The furniture
was damaged but fortunately only
a few of the city records were dam
aged. The damage to them was only
slight.
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OIL PRODUCE TON
'.....'''.'..R. RECORD BROKEN
In the Year Just Ended
Shown by Government
Statistics.

4 WASHINGTON, D. &C., Jan. IL
The production of petroleum in 1911
increased slightly over the record
! breaking figures of 1910; moreover
the industry assumed a steadiel
condition, owing to the absence q
the very disturbing incidents Of
1910, such as the bringing in Of
the Lakeview gusher and other great
wells in California. The trade han
also accustomed Itself to the un-
usual wells in the Caddo oil field OF
Louisiana.
The most striking feature of the
year in the petroleum industry was
the. Development of. the Electra Oil
feldin northern Te3ass ,E
The total production for tie
United States is between 5000
600 and 2GO, 100000 barrels. The
gain in single state-Caifornia,
was greater than the net gain
shown for the country as a whole,
the usual decline in the older DIS
tricts offsetting the increase in the
Middle West and South. Once more
the refining interests and markets
of fuel oils, ETC., have by strenuous
efforts almost compensated the IN
creased production by bringing
about an increase in consumption .
There is no longer much doubt that
a plentiful oil supply will be afforded
for many years; rather, the general
feeling expressed by the question
where will oil break out next?" is
disturbing element.
Improved Foreign Market.
81 valued feature in the work of
finding use for the great output is
the restoration of a. better market
condition abroad. The exports have
increased very Satisfactorily. An
other outlet is due to the general
recognition OF the fact that asphaltic
oils, which have been drug on the
market, make the best surfacing ma
terial for macadam roads.
Tho petroleum trade as whole
has suffered of late from two antag-
onistic conditions. First, there has
been oversupply due to the devel-
opment of great fields first in one
part of the country and then in an
other until confidence became
shaken as to the possibility of main
tanning a satisfactory price. The
condition has had an unfavorable
effect on production in the older set
tied districts which have passed the
gusher stage and yet are capable
with fair prices of maintaining a
reasonable output for many years
Second, the trade has been constant
ly handicapped by the fear lest the
big producing districts should wane
as rapidly as they have maxed; and
leave Ia supply far below the cap6o.
iity of the huge industrial plants de-
signed to utilize such vetitable
floods of oil as have characterized
sflate years.
4 For two years, however, discov'
cries of oil fields Of great size have
followed one another so closely that
doubt has become conviction that
the supply is abundant for years Il
can not be denied that the qualit!
of geological deduction has 81
changed for the better, thanks tt
more exact and intelligent field in
vestigations, that the geologist's es
Inmates of the oil resources are nov
more than generally accepted by tbs
oil producers and users. The com
mon expression of "oil is every
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-17
ORDER OF run1IoAr1oN.
State OF West virklnla.

a -. tal4sa4s ~ 49,
State of West Virginia.
4 At Rules held in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court 81 H5ffi
Aon County on the last Htonday Of b q
cember, 1911, the following order 81
publication was entered:
Joseph Columbus Lawson, exstutok AZ
the viii of Theophilus w, ia wsoti.
deceased, plaintiff,
VS.. IN .CETASScERY.
Rachel Melvlna MARBLE Mary Bvrd
Gather, silas Bailey Lawson, Joseph
Columbus Lawson, Elias William
Lawson, Herschel w. Lawson, MOI
lie Glare lawson, anfantJ, Ray
| mo4d Alga lawson. Stnfailt), Nor
4 ley y.i'Isawson, (iufanfD ID. Brgan
Templeman, Trustee, :. Bred pve,
Chester R. Peck, Late Committee
of Theophilus w. Lawson, deceased.
Hope Natural Gas Company a
1 Body Corporate. south Penn OH
q Company, a Body Corporate. ana
Reserve Gas Company, Body Corr
= pirate Qe1enqantS, e
Object OF Suit.
The general object OF the above an
titled suit is, to have sold certain
tracts of land which Theophiius w.
Lawson. now deceased, was. during
his life. seized and possessed ana en-
titled, one tract of which land is lo-
Gated on The, waters of Boards Run,
a branch Of Simpsons Creek in sinp-
son District, Harrison County west
Virginia, and in Barbour County,
West Virginia, containing liz acres,
more or less, being the same tract
or parcel Of LAND conveyed to the said
Theophilus w. Lawson by Joseph 8.
Lawson and wife, by deed bearing
date the LIST day of March, 1870, and
recorded in the proper office of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Harri=
son County West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 81, page 40, and the other
tract of which Is situate In Harrison
County, West Virginia, on the watars
of Boards Run, and adjoining the
lands Of James Mccain, George, ".
Morris and the tract Of land above
to, containing So, "a acres
and 10 poles, more ar less, being tie
same tract or parcel Of land conE
veyed to the said Theophilus W Lawg
son bysJ. g Lawson 81 deed Bearins
date the 3OttF day7of Aphii, III w; ami
recorded in the office Aforesaid, ia
Deed Book No. So, page ss4, to ha5s
an account Of the debts and liabiliti&
Of sTheophilus w. Lawson, deceased
taken and their priorities ascertaIns8
and determined; to have the personal
estate OF the said Theophilus W. Law
son. and SO much of the proceeds
from the sale of the said real estate
as is necessary applied to discharge
the Indebtedness Of the said estate;
and to have the residue divided
among the parties entitled thereto:
and to have the accounts OF Joseph.
Columbus Lawson, exectnpr of the
viii of Theophilps sw LAWSON des
ceased, settled before a Commissioners
in chancery
And 1t appearing from an amdaylH
fled in said cause that Morley "
Lawson, Mollie c. Lawson, RaymonB
a. lawson, Herschel w. Lawson ana
Eltas WI Lawson, are each non-ress
idsnts II the state. 1t is ordered, thas
they, and c each, Of thenT9 do appear
within one month from the date oS
the FIRST qualifications ofetliis order
and do Rhet is necesSatys to protec
their Interests herein.
Given under my hsad this 27th dny
of December, 1871. R'liri
1. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk
8 JACKSON. coahss TOT
PLAINTIFFS.
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LAST CHANCE FoR FRT5i, T,sarD

"A reservation Of fertile valley Iandf
Is now open in Mexico. Homestead5
Free. Only requirement Is to have
Eve acres Of bananas planted within
i've years. An authorized Improve
ment Co. will plant the bananas and
market them on shares. Your share
should bring 5000 per acre. Address
The Rio Tonic Land Co., Block 145.
Greensburg, Pa. They are distribu-
tors for the U. s. You need not 70 70
Afextco- z =
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No remedy that from the
remains matters
produce the trouble the of
body viii be keptin state of irritation disease Sprays lotions and
local applications VIII sometimes
feeling IN the head bung noises in the uncomfortable stuy feeling
blood disorder and til has been entirely
the blood at its head and by thor
ougy cleansing the Kidding every par
nAaed and ated improves general health and
dsagreeable S. to the
bottom and leaves trace the disease in the SYSTEM
any medical advice a who
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, GA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

day the cen.rsslttee vvns os~snisea
90 pot forth su<h tnteillxent enore
"a Would &nsUre TOR Wilson nnd
Nsr.ha1 The e1ectoref Nete A meay
-Dartar sae ~eunpaixa have
hern nonnbrr OF Gmcs 80 Head
eanrters IN New NorS. aud have
rnade se&eral Nsnlt. 40 Western
head1uareer- IN Chicago. have
likewise bccn tn q number OF the
Ea>sern asd Middle states &C the
"A 40 nee s~e how H o. poS-ieie,
VITA the tide cf puhftc senttuent
steadily <catfnE towards ~ tlson.
dRS. rae peepte ~sat sts~. sea
Shey van register thctr Nctcs IN
Sufficient numbers On November
sth 60 EtSe "a Democratic f're~i-
dent on the Sth OF NEXT March.
~tt O. perfectly wonderful hovy
enthu~fnetic hiss hrcn the ~ork ter
" ii-oa snd Ner-hnii IN the doubt
fnl states Ger Leaders have sever
nchtcxc the results which they
stnrtce cut TO secure
This o. especially true IN Penn
srlNnntas Nhto. Indiana. Nonnrctt-
cut and New jersey. Ard this Or
tiuiIstn watch has 30 Inspired the
snSn tn charEc cf eur party affairs
both 90 nationhi headquarters sud
fn the states where work needed 90
be 6one. In NJ small measure &C.
counts Tor the present tcciinE 81
hcpcfufnrSs 80 a. the result
1t - mH earnest h~pc and eNrcc-
tntion that the splendid work watch
hEs hrsn done b eur part, leaders
IN the Ninth District. aided ~
friends from at parts cf the state.
who 50 chccrfulty went 80 their
rupPors. viii Insure victory for
General Aver.
HE has Enade zohi= fEht, and
hts party mnnREcrs have done zoe
man. service nmd deserve all the
honor that an come 60 taem In the
Ntcaory fhsf a. well assured.
1t viii br a matter of great -
5cfctnE 20 The Democrats Of Ntr-
EGnla a.. hen President N tison en-
ter the " hite House. next March
ne Ends vsaittuE thcrc GO street. btu
solfd nrmecratiS ceirEaficn from
Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
HANOVER CLUB ENJOYS
SMOKER IN ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. Specialize Han
over Club. an old and well-knOwn or
sanitation. held the second smoker In
It's series OF newly lnaugurated month
Is entertainments last niEht in the
clubhouse on West Clay Street Prom
inont speakers in various professions
are invited 20 address these meetings
on current subjects. Hon W. -.
Cardweu spoke 20 she members at the
first meeting. having as his subject
How a President Of the United States
Is Elected" Mr.. Cardwen handled
the subject from a keen knowledge Of
parliamentary laws. and particularly
enlightened many whom are not Ia
miiiar with the fun details.
Last Right DR.. J. s. Gates. formerly
in the Bureau OF Plane Industry Of
the United States Agriculture Depart
stensely Interesting and Instructive ad-
dress on Air Currents and storms.
also touching upon the interesting
subject OF agricultural geography. lie
demonstrated the point that the
United States had set the pace fOr the
world in certain agricultural pursuits
and that no national prestige had
been quicker acknowledged by the old
world lie algO made plain the fac
that the consumer need never eNpec
che cost OF beef 20 Toe any less thar
at present. owing 90 the constantly
diminishing territory OF cattle graz
iinE- Dr. Gates Vas congratulated by
many IN the gathering on account 81
his very interesting address.
4 short musical program and
period Of snappy stories preceded th'
usual menu OF buffet lunch. The com
mittee Of Messrs- HOwison. Cox anS
Bodeker announced that the series o
entertainments would be contiauc,
! next Tuesday night. when "IadiUs
, Night would be arranged for all ac
tive members. The clubhouse VIA r.
closed on the evening Of November stl
except FOR the reading % election re
turns 20 the members only.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
As HIS GOAT WAS GOT.
AGED MAN GETS" GOAT

NEW YORK. Special A goat waA
until Wednesday the satisfying prop
erty OF Samuel Gibson. OF Concord.
Staten Island. Next door lives Daniel
Wardeu. eighty-four. who Is well-tO-
DO and Is proud OF the beautiful flow
ers that adorn his garden.
The goat did not know that Mr.
Wardell was proud OF his beautiful
flowers. Whether Il would have made
eight tomato cans worth OF difference
20 the goat ~ the goat had known IL
- beyond human power TO determine.
But the goat did 40 into Mr.
WaFdelTs garden and rompcd hungrily
mid the flowers. leaving them in .
state which WOULD not have delighteo
the eye OF "A horiciIlturist.
Mr. Wardeu became fun angry
Well developed rage rose 20 the fringe
OF his gray locks. Into his house ne
went. and when ne again stepped into
the garden his trusty rifle was In his
hand He shot the goat. and the goat
went down and out Tor all time
MIR. Gibson then became angry. He
reported the shooting TO Superinteno-
ent Friel. OF the Society for the Pre-
ventiOn OF Cruelty 20 Animals. MT
Friel caused Mr.. WardeilH arrest. an
the aged man was arraigned Wednes
day before Justice Fleming. The JUS
ticc fined My. WardeIl SIS. which via
10 90 Mr.. Gibson as compensation fol
/ the loEs OF his Angora-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
TESTIMONY is AGAINST
BRADY, WHO SHOT NEGRO

BRISTOL VA Special Harry
Brady. the young steward OF Hotel
Bristol was put on trial in the Cor
poration Court yesterday on the
charge OF having murdered Robert
Weaver. cOlorcd bellbOy. whom he
shot 20 death i'm the hotel dining room
ON Sunday morning. September 2lst
The prosecution rested I'm the evening
after having examined "A number or
witnesses. mostly colored servants. who
testified that Brady was the aggressor
and shot Weaver down when the lat
ter was not IN a position % defend
himself. Brady's plea Is self defense.
he testified that broken water bottle
found on the floor was In Weaver +
HANDS. who was cndeavoring 10 strike
him with IL when the fatal shot was
fired.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
Warrcnton HounsIs Ont.

WARREVTON. VA Speciai.-Pos-
Sibly the best run thus far Of the
season for the Warrenton Hunt Club
took place here yesterday afternoon.
The meet was az Cannon Ran gate.
over a good country OF rail fences ano
stone wallis into the lakewood estate.
then over the farms or Il. v. Hayes j.
D. Warmer and r. w. McCabe. The
finish was on the latter place. The
hounds were thrown In at Cannon Bah
gate and ran straight and fast.
The weather conditions were all that
could be asked FOR. Those riding were
William r Wilbur. ". r. H.: Chiffon
! Glasscock. whip; John stone. Dion
/ Kerr. Luclen Keith. Jr.. Isham Keith.
Jr.. e a. Russell. Jr.. Mrs. f. A. n.
/ Portman and Misses Anne Gordon
Stone and Lucy stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
Held VERDICT
A BRUTAL ONE
Woman and Lover Pound Guilty
Of Murder-Lawyer Is
Indignant.
BALTTMORR, MD.

BALTIMORE, ND Special
Mr.. Fmma Bambcrgcr and Al
bert ,. Patterson were found
guilty OF murder bra ulc hrst de-
greee Friday for the edeath OF Mrs
Hamburger nOn, james llifn-
I,e-nger. on July eth last, when
paftl-reon stabbed the young man
20 death la tite prcsefse OF the
woman.
The extreme penalty il death
on the gailOwh.
T8e verdict. rcec he'd after an
All night session, was surprise,
A. the STATE asked only for
s.scord degree murder verdict In
tlls. Case OF tbc woman.
Tie. action Of tne tunDrs was
severely srftlcised by Attorney
Wolfe. ~ the defense. who tcrm-
ed a. "ule most brutal verdict"
he had ever heard rendered by
twelve men.
The defense made motions for
a new trial. and Judge Elliott
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
ACTRESS ADMITS
KILLING WOMAN

CHICAGO, ILL -Speeisl~-Hrs-
Beatrice Rya1 Conway. i'm a CON
fessiOn Friday, accused her hus-
band. Charles ID. Conway, with
the murder OF sophia G.. Singer,
Baltimore hclrcss-
The confession was made after
hours OF questioning by the pO-
lice. and after Charles r. War
then, who was to have married
Mis- Singer. confronted the wO-
man and shouted accusations at
her
The woman Sobbed out her
story ina broken sentences. after
her sclf-C,OntrOl. which had grad
uaiiy weakened since the first
questioning began. gave way
comp eteiy-
ne dId IT," she said. Con
way did H. 4 WIS Opposed TO ViO-
lcnce didn't want her hurt.
but o. didn't heed my words he
went ahead. Rc struck her.
said he ought NOT 10 do it; L.
VaSR't necessary 10 90 80 far. He
struck her again. 1 didn't know
She was dead"
Then the woman paused. she
looked around for a second.
II didn't know she was dead f;
didn't want her hurt" she re-
pcntesi. Again she paused. '-COa-
way WAS nay husband" she be
gan again. y had 60 stick 10
him We dcd. had to stick
with him. Nc didn't know she
was dead until Vc saw the papers
afterwards"
The woman paused again. she
had grown deadly white. She en-
dcaVOred TO say something more
hut instead slipped from the chan
and fell 90 the floor unconscious
The confession was made in the
OTTIce or Police Captain NOotbar
Officers tried 60 revive Mrs.
Conway. but for several minutes
they were unable 20 do 20. and q
physician was summoned. The
police say they are confident tha
the woman VIII tell the compiled
story OC the killing as soon al
she - revived and somewhat rest
ed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

There ~ now a contest between
three chemists. each OF whom claims
the distinction OF being the first 60
discover artincial milk. Some day
one will discover real milk and then
all minor disputes on this score viii
cease.-Petersburg Progress.
IL Is quite clear that Mr.. Ryan WAS
certain OF one thing. He did not want
Woodrow Wilson nominated wilson :
rejection OF his money had proved that
he would never CO as a Ryan conol-
date. He was too eager 20 keep clean
OF any obligation 20 big ousiness--
stanton Leader.
Two biz machine guns VIII be fired
next Saturday. Come out and hear
them pop.--Pearisburg Nirginian.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
ARTILLERY USED
DURING ELECTION
Five Thousand Troops Are on
Duty With Rurales PATROL
ing the Streets.

HAVANA SpeciaL-With can
non planted about the polling
booths IA number OF districts
where tine most serious political
unrest prev ais, the general cleo
ton was held throughout Cuba
Friday.
ugntlng which broke out fire.
quenuy throughout the campaign
led 10 fears of general disorder
and rigid precautions had besn
taken e.. prevent this. Ten
thousand Cuban soldiers were ON
guard in this city and through
out the provinces Of Pinar Del
Rio and santa Clara. where the
@ituatioR hae assumed ;hc most
dangerous aspect
Five thousand troops were on
duty in this city alone and rurslcs
patrOlie1l every street
Artillery was planted about the
principal polling booths and the
regulars carried bayOnets attach
al 10 lhelr musl1rts-
The leading candidates for the
presidency are Alfredo ZayaS- "a
Liberal. and Gcaeral McnOCal, "a
COnssT1 alive
Conservative leaders charge
thnt President Gomez has dis
triiFuted 500. 600 from the ma
tiOnai lottery fund 20 elect Layas.
ON the other hand. the Liberals
accused General MOnseagudO.
commandcr-ia-chi of the army,
81 using the troops for partisan
purposes.
In a prediction statement
Zayas urged his followers To &c
20 the polls armed. and 90 Offer
resistance n the soldiers tried q
COcrcc them.
Intense excitement prevailed ~
this city. but the ruralcs prevent.
81 crowds from collecting tn tils
| streets.
senior Fcrrera. Speaker OF th'
House. teiegraphcd 90 Havana TO
day IA follows: ''Tnc people mus
have the last word. even n the!
arc compelled TO get ~ by force.
This was regarded as "A revO
lutionary threat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
GAMBLERS FLOLK
BACK To NEW YORK


NEW lVhAs Sptckni- HeSNes
OF gamblers. who were fright
enc<l away from the city by the
exposures following the murder
of Herman Roscnthal. are coming
hack 60 the city with the expccta-
ton that gambling will be M
wide open as before the police
scandal.
IL A. said that certain police
officials. feeling that all that was
demanded by the people of New
York was That Becker should he
sent Co the death house an sing
Sing. have let IL be known among
the members OF the gambling fra
tcrnity who remained I'm tho city
during the Becker trial that the
lid was Co he lifted.
The word was sent abroad, and
those who make their living from
easy marks are rushing hack
20 the city as fast ms boat and
train can carry them. Informal
ton concerning the Tip" sent
out reached District Attorney
Whitman today. and II was said
that lie would rush the trials OF
the four gunncp charged with
the actual murder 81 Roscnthal
- that he might more thoroughly
Investigate the alliance Saki 90
sim cVlst between the gamblers
and police officials
From an inside source II was
learned that Whitman has SUM-
cicnt data, even now, 20 ennble
lnm 10 bring about even "A more
startling exposure OF corruption
in the police department. than was
disclosed by the Becker trial
One gambler. however. denied
the rcpOr1S about the reopen
ing" IN OthinC 90 IL, he de-
ClarcSi. You couldn't end n cos
I'm town who woald touch n nickel
Why. tbcy even Jump when yOv
want 90 shake hands with them
afraid Won III slim rcrn n WfeIe rOfm >
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

suspended srntenccs-
Neither the man nor the wo-
man showed any emotion. Mrs
Hamburger held stottd cSprcs-
sion with apparent lack of In
tcrcst I'm the proceedings about
her.
The murder was the result OF
the objcs tons OF the son 20 the
80 has mOthcH
IL was testified that the father
WAS asleep at the thine. and that
when Patterson called TO see the
woman the boy had ordered him
from the house. IL was then that
the boy Was stabbed 10 death fan
tie presence of the mother, who,
a Was testified. urged the slayer
on. although she denied this from
the stand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
LAWYER ARRESTED
FOR STEALING

NEW YORK Speclal.--State Sena-
tor Thomas q. WhiuOck. well-known
criminal lawyer. was arrested at his
offices at 26 Court Street brooklyn.
today. charged with the larceny Of
$4,000 from a client.
According 20 the charge. Whiuock
told his client. who was charged with
criminal onense. that he could get
him on for $4,000.