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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-10
Furnished Houses Wanted.

ANTED-FrOm October l. furnished
house or apartment on north side
Muse be in good neighborhood and In
good condition. State price and give all
particulars References exchanged Quick
Box 4S0. care Georgian. 1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-10
Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set Of attachments for So per month;
Both phones 1898. Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Company. 70 Whitehall. S-14-H
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Eaton for Circuit Judge

Friends of Attorney 5. A. d.
Eaton are groc.niHg him for the cir.
cult judgeship when Judge Meeks'
term of Office shall have expired.
1t has been many years since Ran
dolph county has been thus honored
and it is but fitting that this honor
be bestowed upon a Randolph coun.
ty citizen next time. Mr.. Eaton's
friends realize that his fitness for
the position warrants an effort to
obtain the same. As TO Mr.. Eaton's
knowledge of law no one in this
county would for a minute dispute
He is eminently qualified in every
respect aud should he decide to EN-.
ter the race we should not be at all
surprised to see Judge Eaton pre-
siding over the courts Of the 10th
judicial circuit at no far distant
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Surprise Wedding

Gray Thomas and Miss Maize Ed.
rington put one over on their many
friends Sunday night by getting
themselves married so quietly that
the secret did not come out until
"Wednesday morning.
They were married by Rev. w.
j. Leroy at the home of Mrs. ].
X, Ednngton, the brides mother.
No one was present excepting the
family Of the bride and Rev. and
Mrs. Leroy. The ceremony was
performed after the services at the
Methodist church were over.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mrs. j. X. Eirington,
aud the groom is the son Of A. B..
Thomas Of Foster. Both are we'll.
kaown here aud in other parts Of
tlle county. An their many friends
JON rs in wishing the happy couple
a long and happy married life.
Mrs. Thomas is out at her school
at New Home, while Gray is at his
desk in DeClerk's wholesale house,
just as though nothing unusual had
happened.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Mrs. HOIIOweiI Dead

Mrs. Elizabeth lIollowell, an aged
and highly respected lady Of Poca
hontas, died at the home Of her son,
Hubert, Wednesday morning of
this week after a lingering ilhess,
or a general breakdown. due TO her
advanced age. She was the suryiv-
ing widow of DIR. Hollowell, who
died here about Is years ago, and
leaves ouly one child, 4 son, llnber,
present tax assessor Of -Rand\ =
county. Mrs. llollowell wyS y
excellent lady and christian, =
a devoted member of the Christian
church. She was ~ years Of age
The remains were laid TO rest
Thursday afternoon in the Old
Union buryIng grounds in the pres
ence Of large cOncourse Of sor-
rowing friends and relatives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Success on a Boom

We made a business trip to Sue.
cesi Tuesday afternoon IN the in
ter,st Of the Star Herald and recely-
81 J humber Of orders for Job print.
~, We fognd that little town on
n boom-two brick business
,.odses, one OF them very large
one, in course of construction, be-
sides two or three handsome resi-
dences Just completed. The large
brick hpilding will be occupied by
the Baker-McGrew Company, a
new concern recently organized
there. The company is made up Of
several Of the wealthiest and
best citizens Of the town, namely,
Il. l.. Baker, w. r. McGrew, U.
S. Wells, w. II. aud Joe McCrack
en-.
G.. G.. Johnston will also erect a
large and up.to.date business house
at an early date.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Good Citizen Gone

j. L. Brown, well respected
citizens Of Pooahontas, passed to
his eternal reward Wednesday
afternoon, after lingering illness
of tuberculosis. The deceased had
been living IN Pocahontas for
several years, having formerly been
engaged with w. X. Ownby ia the
blacksmith business here. A few
months ago he moved with his
family to Alton, Mo-, hoping that
his health might get better, but not
being benefited he returned to Po
cahontas about the first of July.
Nc leaves a wife, one son and
three daughters, two of whom ar,
married, one being the wife oI
Houston Williams, the other Of ]
K. Chalfant.
Mr.. Brown was a consistent
member Of the Christian churcl
end died id the faith. lie was 3,
years Of age.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
NEWS FROM REYNO

Willis Cherry visited homefolks
at Maynard Sunday.
Marvin Cherry of May nard was
visiting here Monday.
L. +. Blankenship, editor Of the
Star Herald, was up on business
Monday Of this week.
Walter MoCrary and DIR. 4. Smith
returned home Sunday from a base
ball tour with the Success team.
They report that the team never
lost a game during the entire round.
We had a nice rain here Monday
which was very beneficial TO grow
ing crops. The other local rains
reported missed this section almost
entirely.
Next Thursday we will play q
double header with Success, and Of
course think we will win, as we al
ways have good luck. On the fol-
lowing Saturday we will play the
Doyle team OF near Doniphan.
This team has a splendid reputation
and we expect to see some tine play.
ing.
Our school has added another
teacher, Miss Johnston Of Pocahon.
tas being selected. We wish her
success.
Geo. Bigger was up from Biggers
Sunday visiting j. w. Abbott.
The revival meeting is still in
progress at the Baptist church and
much interest is being manifested.
Mr.. Austin of Maynard was over
last Saturday to assist the |. o. o..
+. lodge in some work here.
Two Messrs Dudgeon Of Corning
were over here Sunday visiting
friends.
Our new marshal, &. G. Robin.
son, is keeping the place to a dot,
We felt sure he would make good,
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Bishop Receives IIOHOrS

Attorney II. NJ. Bishop received
a letter from his brother, w. A.
Bishop, this week, stating that he
had received the Democratic nomi.
nation for representative of Semi.
mole county, Oklahoma, by an over
whelming majority. viii had four
opponents, all of whom were old
residents of the county, one of them
being a candidate for second term,
while ne, himself, had only been in
that county one year. The primary
was held August 6. This political
victory speaks well for Wills abili-
ty, and his many friends here will
be glad to learn Of his good fortune.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

's7.ts y - = - - -t-rt-%
Mrs. Judson Goff and children
returned Tuesday morning from an
extended visit TO relatives in Ten.
nessee.
&. NJ. Kirkpatrick was down
from Biggers first Of the week visit.
ing his family.
Mrs. Sparks, wife Of Joe Sparks.
the barber, is visiting relatives in
Poplar Bluff tins week.
Attorney Al. Witt and w. A.
Smith made business trip to Bon
neryille Tuesday.
Miss Katie DeClerk left Tuesday
Tor Little Rock where she will re.
sumo her work in st. Vincents In
Urinary.
Clarence Graham of Biggers, who
is taking his summer vacation. lefI
Tuesday for Little Rock and other
points where he Will visit for sever
al days.
Mrs. a. u. Schnabaum aud littl,
daughter, Gelilla, are visiting il
Jonesboro this week.
Mrs. Lulu Williams of Porti.
passed through Pocahontas Wednes
day enroute TO Warm Springs tC
VISIT her parents.
Pharoah and Cleveland Burrov
of Warm Springs were in Pocahon
tas Tuesday on business.
Mrs. S. +. Harrison and littl,
daughter of Biggers were visiting
relatives here first of the week.
T.. c. Mock and ]. A. Crsmar
of Maynard were IN town Wednes.
day. They were returning from a
business trip TO Memphis.
A. j. Weaver, the, Jolly pam
drummer, and leader of the BulI
Moose forces in Randolph county,
was IN town Wednesday shakin ?
hands with friends.
Oscar Keith returned "Wednesday
from business trip TO Chaifee.
Mo. lie was accompanied Dy
Agent Lewis Of Walnut Ridge.
Mrs. Minnie PInkston and daupb.
ter, Miss Ruth, left Wednesday
afternoon for Arlington, Kv..
where they will spend two weeks
visiting relatives.
The owners of the Presle v.
Turner building are having a sub.
stantial awning put up IN front of
the building, which will add much
TO the comfort of the lower rooms
inside. Bowers & Stevens are
doing the work.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Notice to Democratic Nominees

You aud each Of you are hereby
notified. that under the laws of the
state,, YOU and each Of you are re-
quired to pay the following amounts,
in order to nave your names appear
on the official ballot for the Septem-
Der election, 1912, the same TO be
paid TO the county treasurer of Ran
dolpb county as follows towit:
For allcounty candidates the sum
of $500; all candidates for town
ship offices the sum of $l.0O. Your
certificate of nomination shall be
filed, as well.
Do this on or before the cath
day of August, 1912, or your names
will not appear on the ticket. Let's
be good and true aad be democrats
true and pure in all respects.
A. J. WITT,
l.. +. BLANKENsHlr, Chairman.
Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Rayenden Springs Reading Circle

The local reading circle is hereby
vailed to meet at the school building
in Rayenden Springs, August -,
1880 p. IN. The program has al
ready been arranged and sent to
each member assigned special
part. All teachers in this circle
and all teaching near enough to at
tend this local are urged to be pres
ent aud take an active part in the
work. This work will be worth
Just what the teachers make il, and
il Is hoped that all will come out
and make the meeting interesting.
EUGENE THoMrsoN, Pres.
Miss FRANK l.. DUyALL, Sec.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Aged NeQreSS Dead

Josephine Crenshaw, commonly
known among the people of Poca.
hontas as "Aunt Joe," an aged ne
gress, died suddenly at an early
hour Tuesday morning. 1t is said
that she had just arisen from bed
and started toward the door when
she fell dead. Heart failure Is
given as the cause of her death.
Aunt Joe" was well known to
everybody, having lived in Poca
hontas ever since the town was es-
Jablished here, and was well respect.
ed among the white people, being
of good character and harmless in
every way.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

Mrs Oscar Keith and children
are visiting at Walnut Ridge thls
week.
Mrs. Maude Sallee aud Miss
Coma Robinson Of Pocahontas arp
spending this week in RaVrDdeD
Springs. Hustler.
Ed Crismon Of Lorlne WAS in
town Tuesday on business.
Quite a crowd Of PooahOnias
people went ont TO Shiloh Weanes-
day night, attending church there.
Rev. j. a. Allison is holding n
successful revival at Shiloh church.
jim King, who is teaching over
in Black riyer bottoms, spent SAT-
urday in Pocahoptas.
Tom Carroll made a business trip
to Reyno Tuesday morning, return
ing in the afternoon.
$. +. Bispham, who has BEEN
seriously i'll for several weeks, -
reported TO be no better.
Alra " Witt was y7ry sSA
hrst Of the week, bat il now much
improved.
Misses Irene and Yirginisr
Hatcher Of lmboden arrived
7 Wednesday and are visiting lheir
brother, DIR. J.. o. Hatcher.
Attorney w. l.. Pope returned
Wednesday from a short vacation
at Rayenden Springs.
J. II. Stephens and wife reformed
Wednesday from a visit TO relatives
and friends at TT. Smith and other.
points IN western Arkansas,.
| Miss Mary Leislnaster OF New
port came IN yesterday morning and
is visiting friends and relaiiy es
here.
Mrs. John ID Campbelfis visiiing
her sick sister at Annieyille, LaR-
renee county.
Bill Malone was down from
Datto Wednesday.
Levi Cravens will resume roe
work on his new building on the
west side right away.
Tom Moore, Ira Spaulding and
w. b. Holder, three good oiii1ens
of Rlvenden Springs, were IN town
on business Wednesday.
K. Y. Jenkins of the FaraNerse
Union store has been on the sinlc
list for the last two weeks.
A nice game Of hall was started
on the local diamond Monday
afternoon between Noland AID
Shsrum teams A rain came I'D
which prevented the boys from
finishing the game. Noland was.
leading in scores when the gAnB
was called off.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Agent Keith IIOnOred

Station Agent Oscar Keith feels
that he was highly honored at the
meeting Of the Association Of Local
Agents, held at Chafree this week,
by being made chairman of the
Over, Short and Damage Commit
tee. q. w. Lewis of Walnut
Ridge was made q member of the
Executive committee. A. +.
Payer, who was formerly agent at
this place, was elected vice president
OF the Association.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
NJ. P.I. Banquet

The members OF the Mutual
Protective League Of Pocahontas
enjoyed a nice banquet at the hall
"Wednesday evening. A large
crowd was present and a most
pleasant time is reported by those
IN attendance. The NJ. p. l.. is
a comparatively new order IN Poca
hontas, but is growing IN popular
ity aud will doubtless become one
of the leading secret societies in
Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
At the Methodist Church

Regular services will be held at
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and evening by Rev. Leroy.
The subject for the morning ser
vice will be Ephesians 2:lO, the
subject being "Good Works. -
The subject for the evening service
will be 'Tbe Lost Christ" the ser
mon being based upon the incident
of the Boy, Christ, being lost at
Jerusalem, whege he was found
talking with The wise men of the
temple.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
RdYCHden Springs Picnic

The attention Of our readers is
called TO the big advertisement of
the political picnic TO be given at
Ravenden Springs Saturday, Aug.
oath. We have also just finished
printing a blg lot OF bills to be
distributed over this and adjoining
counties. The managers say they
are going to make this picnic the
greatest one of the season, and
everybody is invited to be present
ON the above date.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Class Picnic

Miss Violet Boone's Sunday
school class enjoyed a picnic down
on Mill Creek Wednesday after.
noon. Those who enjoyed the oc-
casion were Miss Boone, teacher,
and Misses Edith Martin, Zelda
Schnabaum, Hazel Hal, Adeline
Hurst, Tula Blankenship and Mas.
ters Harry Cooke, Lem and Willie
Boone.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
IT'S A MISTAKE

to think training isn't factora very important
taking proper of ones future Many people have money
left them but lack the special training needed properly
tit gets away.
If you expect have money left you later in life you
will need training in order be able give your interests
vgian they will demand you hold your build
for larger
This training is only acquired by actual practice
No other method for gaining is good busnesske
safe as the Bank Account method
We would be glad to have you start this training with
there expense attached furnish pass and check book
free at the
POCAHONTAS STATE BANK
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
New Home for Priest

Ground was broken Monday
morning for a new home for the
pastor Of ST. Paups Catholic church
in Pocahontas. The builling will
he of brick, two stories in heighth
and of modern architecture. The
work is in charge of Spinnenweber
81 Peters, contractors.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
COMMISSIONERS NAME
JUDGES AND CLERKS


The election commissioners of
Randolph county met last Saturday
and organized, 5. q. Upton being
named as chairman aud j. ID. Wells,
secretary. A. J. Downing is the
republican member of the commIs.
sion. After organizing they pro.
ceeded TO name tha judges of elee.
tion for the ensuing two years aud
the following were chosen:
Baker-Perry Baker, q. 5. Rob.
Inson, G. w. Hall, all demo
Gratis.
Birdcll-J. a. Campbell, w. d.
Wagner, democrats; q. p. Hrf'
stedler, republican.
Bristow-J. w. Brown, Soula
MoNabb, democrats; w. Mathile,
republican.
Butler-J. \, MoCarroll, J. A.
Mclaughlin, democrats; John
Puckelt, republican.
Columbia Lewis Johnston, S. ;.
Mack, democrats; A. J. league,
republican.
Davidson-R. l.. Chester, J. 5.
Brown, democrats; M. A. Grant,
republican.
Current Rivers. +. Harrison,
w. ID. Cox, democrats; A. NJ.
Dunn, republican.
Demun-J. o. Sallee, Oscar
Keith, democrats; NJ. ID. Holder,
republican.
Eleyenpoints-Rufe Stubbleield,
]. r. Ross, John West all demo-
Gratis.
Foster-F. l.. SimIngton, II. IL.
Monday, democrats; Rich Gross,
republican.
Jackson-A. NJ. Doss, II. A..
Tweedy, democrats; jim Early,
republican.
Ingram-John Price, J. Perry
Spikes, democrats; Fred Throgmor-
ton, republican.
james Creek-R. l.. Higginboth-
am, Rufe Bowen, democrats; Ira
Spaulding, republican.
Little Black-Lee Sharp, j. VI.
Redwine, democrats; Will Dismapg,
republican.
Noland C. NJ. Penn, Millard
Sloan, democrats; w. }. Woodruff,
republican.
O'Keau-W. T. Shoiiitt, j. A.
Ford, democrats; l.. +. Shelton,
republican.
Reyno-E. q. e. Richardson, ID.
Blackburn, democrats; j. L. Mer
ridith, republican.
Richardsou-S. II. Phipps, J. II,
Acree, democrats; Baird Weaver,
republican.
Shiloh-Gid Thompson, Jas. ID,
Haynes, democrats; J. w. Carter,
republican.
Siloam-J. \. Spence. w. f
Lindsey, democrats, w. l.. Gale
more, republican.
Spring RIyer--Sam Songer, X,
X. Davis, democrats; q. Il. Gal
braith, republican.
Elm Store-Jas. II. Chester, J,
d. Stubblefeld, democrats; Henry
Holland, republican.
Uuion-Robt. l.. Campbell, K,
Y. Harrison, democrats; John Nc
Fam, republican.
Warm Springs. X Holt, j,
g. KING, democrats; DIR. VIM,
Carrens, republican.
Water ValIey-Frank McIlrov,
Fred Brandon, democrats; A. j.
Prevett, republican.
Wiley-r. NJ. Summers, John
&. Ray, democrats; j. A. Prevett,
republican.
And the following is the Inst of
marshals appointed by Sheriff Sam
Brown to serve at the Sept. 1912
election:
Bristow, Otto Keel; Butler, John
l.. Miller; Bakerden, John Baker;
Columbia, Peter Foster; Current
River, J. e. Hogan; Davidson, IL,
q. Boiling; Demun, Ike Hurst;
Elevenpoint, Perry Cavenar; Elm
Store, K. l.. Monday; Foster,
George Hibbard; Ingram, Burt
Shaver; Jackson, Wesley Brown;
james Greek, Lee Reynolds Little
Black, John Pringle; O'Kean, J.
A. Dean; Richardson, J. d. Ker.
ley; holland, Riley Lemmons; Bird
ell, David Pursfull; Reyno, j. G.
Johnston; Shiloh, Frank Haynes;
Sloan, ARGUS Swindle; Spring
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

J. S. Fry of Ravenden Springs
was IN town this week withN seven
wagons which he loaded with lum.
Der for new residence which he is
building at the Springs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
Marriages by Wholesale

County Clerk Ben Johnston is.
sued six marriage licenses in a
single day this week, Wednesday
being the record breaking day.
Licenses were issued TO the follow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

River; J. J. BROOKS; Union, 7. A.
Bryant; Water Valley, Frank Nc.
Ilroy; Warm Springs, Nath Bellah;
Wiley, Will Raglin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

The latter couple was married at
the court house late in the afternoon
by Geo. b. Collier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
A BANK ACCOUNT

How much do you EARN?
How much do you SPEND?
How much do you WASTE?
How much do you SAVE?
Are you going to grow old without dollar in the bank?
Start now! Do your banking with us.
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-16
DOUBLE DECK STREET
CARS HAVE WHISTLES.

New York, Aug. 15.-With
whistles screaming at either end the
stepless, low-level, pay-as-you-enter
double deck street car made its first
appearance yesterday on Broadway
From distance it looks like .
delivery wagon, but as it draws
nearer it seems to be big cage. The
upper body of the car and part OF
the lower are covered with steel net
ting to prevent passengers taking
headers to the pavement
Rubber-matted steps at each end
Of the car lead to the upper deck
The roof there Is so low that persons
of ordinary height must stoop or
bump their heads.
While moro passengers can be car
ried in a double-decker the passen-
gers on the upper floor cannot be
discharged as quickly as those IN an
ordinary car, The cars shrill whis-
ties will let person a mile away
know it is coming,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-16
NICARAGUA REBELS
FLEE BEFORE U. s.
NARKSNEN
sharpshooting Guards at Man
aqua Legation Protect
American Citizens
Associated Press Dispatch.

fA'9PAtAltNb > Na9F' ipAo lGlANAA'
Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. To-
American sailors. all Of them expert
marksmen, remained on guard today
at the United States Legation and
the presidential palace, prepared 10
resist further attacks of the insur
gents under Gems Mans and ZeIa-
don, who have surrounded the city
and battled intermittently for four
days.
The sailors on guard at the lega-
tion had been specially selected
from the American detachment sta
toned here to protect the lives and
property of American citizens aad
on the occasion Of the last onslaught
they directed a fire too hot for the
attackers and the rebels were drlvca
back.
The bombardment of the city b.
the insurgents was continued al
Wednesday night The president
palace was hit twice and three shei"
narrowly missed striking the Amerl
can Legation.
An attempt was made to assassi
nate the Commander-in-Chief Of tht
government forces. Gen. Emilio
Chamorro, while he was walking IL
the streets.
The third day Of the battle, whicf
began with the hombardment or
Sunday, was resumed at 10 O'Clock
In the morning, when the fnsurgent
made a sharp attack on the east sid'
Of the capital. After several hours
,of fighting the rebels We're repulsed
The deposed secretary of war
Gen. Mena, had brought up mor'
heavy guns from Granada, and tn,
fire of the biggest gun was daliber
ately directed on the. residents o
the city.
Many shells fell near the Ameri
can Legation aud evidently it wa
Concluded on Fourth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-16
ACCUSED IN DEATH
OF TWO HUSBANDS
AND TWO CHILDREN
Woman in Jail Had Strange
"Ghostly" Beliefs, Declares
Her Brother-iu-Law
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
New York, Aug. 15.~-That Mrs.
Frieda frost, now under arrest In
Philadelphia, charged with hayins
poisoned her second husband after
10 days of married life and after he
had made a will leaving her $4,000,
also caused the death of her first
husband, Frederick Hartmann. and
two Of their children by similar
means, is the charge which Christ
ian Hartmann, brewer. Of 354
East Eighty-fifth street, a brother of
the first husbadn, makes In letter
received by Coroner knint OF Phifa-
delphia,
Hartmann alleges that both his
brothers children died suddenly and
without proper medicaI attention
that Mrs. Hartmann mixed their
medicine herself and that before the
baby died she announced she had re-
cived a spiritualistic communication
that its death had been decreed.
Hartmann also alleges that his
brother had died suddenly and that
he believes the DIR. Appleton" who
attended him was not regularly quail
itied to practice medicine.
Both Hartmann and his wife told
of the peculiar beliefs ana practices
of the woman who is now In Jail in
Philadelphia with bartender
named Gunkle, who was IN ner er;-
ploy and who is said by Hartmann
to have been her accompttce In the
various alleged murders.
The Hartmanns assert that Mrs,
frost made her husband move from
one place to another by Inspiring
him with dread OF ghosts which she
claimed to be able to see. On ono
occasion, the Hartmanns say. she
induced them to believe that their
home was haunted She then got
them to pay her SIT for some med
Concluded on Fourth Page.).
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-16
MRS. BERNSTEIN
DENIES THAT SHE:
shot HUSBAND
Tells of Quarrel she Had With
Husband Day Before He
Was Found Shot

AS9OCldleu EEeao blSpdLCH.
Chicago, Aug 14.--Denial that
She shot her husband, George Bern
stein, was made today by Mrs. Flor
ence Bernstein in Judge Honore's
court, where she is on trial on a
charge of murder. bernstein was
shot on May 4. He accused his wife
of firing this shot while he lay in
bed.
Mrs, Bernstein told. of quarrel
she had with her husband on the
might before the day he was found
shot. She declared he told her she
would have to leave his home,
She denied that she heard any
shots in her home on the day her
husband was fatally wounded. Her
first recollection of the incident sur
rounding the shooting. dating from
the time she was led to patrol
wagon, she testified.
The cross examination OF the de-
fendant, which was conducted by
States Attorney Wayman, was not
completed when court adjourned for
the day.