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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
MINE GUARDS MURDERED
IN The STRIKE DISTRICT
ARE ENricGo INTO MOUNTAINS
oY MINERS AND THEN DONE
AWAY VITA
[. 7. COOPER or VIRGINIA AND AN
UNKNOWN ARE VICTIMS OF
FOUL PLAY.
NOT AuLrMAN. BUT IRA KIDD
SHOT DOWN BY MlLITIAmAk
FELIX LONG.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. H.
II is alleged that two more murders
have been added 10 the list In the
strike zone.
These men are alleged to have been
mine guards. one coming from Virginia
and the others name and residence is
said not to be known.
One OF the victims is said To be
l.. +. Cooper OF Crocketts. Wyehe
county. Virginia. said 10 have been
enticed into the mountains by miners
near Sharon and killed. The unknown
man In alleged To have been enticed
Into the mountains near Dry Branch
and killed.
J. A. Davidson. also n mine guard
and brother OF Sheriff Davidson or
Wythe county. Virginia. who had been
with the other men. IL said 10 have
been badly beaten and left for dead.
lie alleged that after recovering
consciousness he made his way through
the woods TO this city and then TO his
home I'm virginia.
Dead Man Ira Kidd.
That the man killed bv Artificer
Felix l.. Long at the Oakley mine at
Sharon early last Friday was Ira Kidd
instead OF Samuel Aultman, as here
rofore reported and that Kidd was
shot through the heart while In the
act OF lighting a lamp In his bedroom.
was the information brought out be-
fore the general court martial which
yesterday acquitted Long on the
ground that the killing was IN the line
OF duty. Kidd was employed at the
power house AZ the Oakley mine and
had arisen for his DAYS work when
killed. according to the testimony OF
the widow.
Long testified that he had exchanged
shots with loirerers about the mine At
different times during the night and
that about 4; 30 In the morning he fired
twice at what he believed 10 he a band
~ men who had fired upon him
Flashlights had been used AZ differ
enT times nv the loiterers and II In
believed that Tong ristook the light
ing OF n lpmp bv Kidd as a Hashiight
in The hands OF n dangerous person.
For the purpose Of granting a hear
Ing TO 90 miners who were arrested
at Dorothy this morning the military
unfu Monday. was ordered toniRht 20
reassemhle NJ once The charge
egrinst the miners Is. that armed with
clubs thew marched on the mine of
the Four States Coal company In an
attemp' IN nrevent other miners re-
Summing work
Win SQUAD az eIsht men riehten-
snt Gusl Wounded them IN end thev
were convened hv Snecial train TO
Pairt Crock Junction for trial 4 gen
eral shifting ~ the militia IN the mill
tory district has taken place within
tho nest % hours. the PURPOSE OF
which Is not disclosed. One COMPANY
was sent 20 Kingston oufside the dis
trict where miners are on strike.
while several companies are being
held tonight for Immediate movement
Rumors are heard TO the effect that
the military district will be extended
within n short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
AMERICANS TO
BE PROTECTED
WILL NOT ALLOW MExIcANs TO
eNoANGeR LIVES ALONG TIE
BORDER LINE.
" WARNINGS ARE pisREoARpep
COMMANDING OFFICERS WILL
TAKE ACTION.
MEXICAN FEDERAL REINFORCE
MtNIS ARRIVE AND MAY AT.
TACK The REBELS.

WASHINGTON. Sept is-Major
General Wood. chief Of stan. today in.
suHcted army officers at Nogalcs aud
Douglas. AriZ. TO notify the MeNicans
both federal and insurgent. that they
would not be permitted to endanger
American lie. especially by directins
their rife nre into American territory
III the warnings are disregarded by
the MeNicans the American command.
ing Officers may act on their own dis.
erection. The arrival of Mexican fed
eral reinforcements at the threatened
points. II Is expected. will result In the
NlthdraWal OF the menacing rebel
forces 10 the southwark
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BE BRAVE" SAYS
GIBSON TO WIFE
LAWYER ACCUSED or MURDER
OF ONE OF HIS CLIENTS
ARRESTED.
Tells His wife TO Bear Up and Tina,
He viii Soon BE Cleared
OF the Charae

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Just before
he was escorted 20 the train enroute
10 Middletown. Gibson called his wife
on the telephone a. their home in
rutherford and bade her take courage.
Be brave" he said This viii be
only matter Of few DAYS I will
come back all right Don't be- infu-
enced by any reports and don't real
any stories about me There Is moth
ing In this charge. and you know it I
will come ont ell right dear For the
sake Of Grace be brave. Number
Those who heard the message Fiven
could only conjecture that number four
meant -Four. ! love with all my heart "
IN childs rhyme beginning one. !
love" etc
Reasserts innoeenes.
Gibson issued a statement msf be-
fore his arrest. reasserting h'a limo
ccnce and insisting that there had
been no struggle either Do the boat
or in tho wafer
= am not prepared. be- sald 10
believe that the report uill rhou that
Mrs Sraho died - sfranEuiaflon
1herc certainly was no afrurFla fr the
water befween Mrs syabo and mvsoff
which would result In her being afran.
sled When che came up she did not
hi tho boat in such manner fhsf
NWANW HA.NH" NN| IT'D NNN NN NHUWUH|M
ton. 7 certainly ga NOT clutch her hv
Tho throat and there vas n1 uar hv
which he could have died IN Thar
manner"
Fesrsd Erbslrina Poison
Gibson explained mat while he vas
not worried about the AUTHORIZATION
charge he had feif a hif anxious 0ver
The outcome ~ ffe nufnuav fo4rirr r
that poison ln Tho erhaimlrr 0uff
would lead 10 mistaken Ir1rrenrfrr
thar n poison had been adrfrfaferef
He afded. however that DO haf looked
un fhr - and found Thar tho nae ~
On emhr- ming fluid containing ar sef.
I've ~ irlfanf poison wae ro longer
permitted
= ceasef % worry after That" saif
The LAWYER
Gihson'r greatest sorrou uaa fr
leaving Die little daughter af fferr
home in Rutherford ~ 2 rcInr aen.
nrafed from hfr hr anH una Hfha
wrrel feature ~ ffn rnan
Whom Uruufr eheriT uerrau on.
tered The building where Gibson has
BE 0niro DO mef Gibson In fhe corr.
dor ard selzef hIr r1urtIV hr mo
arm GIhron urnfoefrd anf snff fhaf
he haf been aasurrd tv fha detective.
fhaf he would NOT he noleafcd until
ncon nerrav font him into custody
notWiths'anding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
GEORGE LILLEY
BADLY INJURED
AUTO HE WAS oRfvlNo TURNS
rURrfr WNrH BPARE az.
FUSES TO WORK
FiVE OCCUPANTS wERE IN THE
MACHINE BUr At NAY
vat RECOVER

- .NAN N'.HI ANN To NN N".f.'
FAfHMONT vs. Va sept Ia
While returning from fha fI.r grounds
last evening. in h's large touring rar.
frnrrr a. fAnrt president nf ffe
Marion rrurfN court. vas seriously
injured Ha we're four other orrupnnfs
~ fhe rar uhru u turned fnrtia
The car. drFrn hY NJ TNIff vas
deerfrdlrr bon near fh. Hickman
run bridge A brake refused f1 h0ff
Hnd fne car turned over Mr LnIrr
received rrrinus Injuries shout fhe
bead ard is in o. critical condition TO-
rfrff
Nr and Mrs W w Muller and MIS-
Marie ard Miss Minnie Rlnusf who
were 'n fh. Dlr were 100 badly Hrfurad 4
They are sHnfrlrr from Iroffn bones
cuts Hud HrIIa.a TIr car uHa d..
nI0liHhrH fEr injured nrrr brought
f0 theIr hsusr in thIr rIfr ln another
ear All will recover.
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sIa Resslp,s a chle.an.

CHICAGO. Sept 70 Chicago in
august was the leading post6dice Of
the United States Figures made
public today show that the Chicsro
onice excolIed in receipts The New
1ork office. ifs nearest rival BY $50.
1880 for fhe month of August Re.
ce'pts Tor Chicago for August we're
&f,905.2IA59
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
THr WEATHER


WAEHIEoToE. sept Ia-rorecastf
western pennaytvauta ana Ohio
Increasing cioudfnssa rridav, probably
followed hv showers at night o. aatur-
day modernts variable winds.
West VirFinia-rncrsaaing cioudfnsaa
az night or Saturday.
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BERLIN. Sept o. The official trial
trip Of fIe German hatfloship Kaiser.
which was launched a. fhc imperial
dock yards AZ Klei in June 1919. was
made today The warfhipe average
speed under forced draft over a
measured mile was 2335 knots an
hour
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Battle SIN on.

MARIA. Tex. sept i2.-The battle
ing to reports received here to-day
from border towns The federals de-
Tending the town have almost exhaust
ed their ammunition supply.
According 90 meager reports received
here. the federais have retaken the
crossing a. the Rio Graude which was
held by the rebels for time. This
crossing leads 20 Preside. Immediately y
acrasz the border
NJ. del Toro. Mexican consul here. left
this town this morning for Preside.
whore De will endeavor 60 get ammu-
milton Co repienish the rapidly dimin-
ishinR supply ~ the beleaRuered fed
erals only part % the federal gar
rison g. engaged in the battle. a. the
commander and part ~ his men crossed
a. Preside and atlli are there
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TO SECURE
TESTIMONY
OF THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE
SAID TO HANE TALKED WITH
SAM SCHEPpS.
TWO WITNESSES TELEGRAPH
WHITMAN THAT AE DID NOT
DEFEND BECKER.
MAY NAvE BEEN IMPROPER
METHODS USED TO DELAY
BECkER'S TRIAL.

NEW YORK. sept l. e-District At
torn"N Whitman. accompanied by As.
sistant District Attorney Rubin.
VIII l"ave here tomorrow for Hot
springs. Ark, to appear before the
commission appointed to take the tes.
umonv OF persons who talked TO Sam
Schepps. "A witness In the Rosenfhal
murder case. while he was in custody
In that CITY
In view 81 the fact chat Mr.. Whit
man has received from two of the wit.
nesses kilograms saying that they had
never heard Schepps say ANYTHING IN
defense az Becker. 10 was said that the
district attorney might make an inves-
tigation 10 determine whether i'm
proper methods had been used In an
plying for the commission. one effect
OF which was TO postpone the trial
until October :. For the purpose of
establishing "A precedent To prevent In
the future The procuring OF DELAYS In
similar manner. the prosecutor OBJ
tained today an order from Justice
Bischon. recurring the defense 10 show
cause why the appointment OF the com.
mission should not bc SCI aside. Argu-
ment ON the order will be had tomor-
row. hut no important decision is ex-
pected
NEW YORK. Sept. I2.-Supreme
Court Justice Bischon this afternoon
granted motion for "A reargument in
the matter OF appointing a commission
TO go 10 Hot Springs. Ark. to take the
testimony of persons there who talked
with San Schepps. a witness I'm the
Rosenthal murder case The granting
or the motion for the commission re-
suited yesterday in staying the trial OF
Police Lieutenant Becker until Octo-
Der :. but the reargument set for to-
morrow may result IN "A change
Justice Con- today denied motion
OF District Attorney Whitman TO SCI
the Becker trial for some day next
week Notwithstanding the STAY Of pro
ceedings until October :. granted yes
| terday.
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7 AT 7
ELECTORS WILL GET ROOSEVELT
MEMS PLACES IN PENN
STLVANlA SOON.
MAYOR WILL MAoEE, OF PITTS.
BORGH. COMES OUT IN FAVOR
OF WILLIAM TAFT.
SAYS FAILURE TO SUPPORT TAFT
WILL BE BLOW TO THE
COMM MONWEALTH.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.-Henry
g. Wasson, Republican state chair.
man Of Pennsylvania. here tonight.
said De believed that within a short
ume the presidential electoral situa.
Ton .n this state would be settled bv
The withdrawal from the ticket OF
those electors Who favor the election
Of Colonel Roosevelt and the substi.
tutlon in their places OF those Who
WI support the election OF President
Taft FOR another term
chairman Wasson said that a meet
ing Of the state committee will be-
held probably next week. az which
ihe subsiituiions viii be- made. He
said he had discussed the situation
With Chairman liilles. OF the national
Republican committee. and that he
would meet here t8mOrrow repre-
sentatives ~ the Philadelphia citv
committee. which is supporting Presi-
dent Taft. and State senator William
Ilnn. who is one OF the leaders OF
The Roosevelt forces in Pennsylvania
lt is said that or the meeting an
understanding will be reached salts.
factory 20 both sides.
Masee Favors TAFT.
Mayor VIM A. Magee Of Pittsburgh
came here tonight and made an un-
qualified declaration ln favor of the
rc election OF President Taft
MAYOR MaEoc ls in favor. and seeks
to get the factions Of the Republican
party in This state fOCother upon "A
presidential electoral ticket which
shall BE- composed Of Taft supporters
As consistent Republican and a
believer in the principles o. the Re.
publican party. said Mayor Nagcc
y am supporting presidenr Taft" I
believe fhe Republicans ~ the state OF
fcnnsylvania should give him the
same support This year ~ they did
Tour years ago. a failure 20 carry the
state Tor tho Republican presidential
nominee 90 This time would b. a blow
to The commonwealth BY reason of the
danger TO It's iudustries.+
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Zapatlstas Active.

MEXICO CITY. Sept I2-The Zap
atistas have been extremely active the
past week In their marauding opera.
tlons In the states Of Morelos and
Mexico. and today word was received
the Emilano Zapatias Is concentrating
his forces AZ Alaltizapan. 20 miles
south OF Cuernavaca. with the an
nounced intention OF marching on
Cuernavaca. the capital OF MorelOs. ON
September -
Regular traffic on the Cuernavaca
division OF the National Railway has
been indefinitely suspended as the
result OF Tuesdays attack by Zapa-
tistas on passenger train. fifty
miles south OF Mexico city. Delayed
reports show that total of nine per.
sons were injured in the attack. one
OF whom has since died. Two WON
en- passengers were carried into the
mountains by the bandits. The wife
of General Angeles. commander of
the federal troops in Mo-elos. was
among the passengers robbed.
A number OF employees have refused
TO man trains on account OF the dan
ger OF attack from Zapatistas.
Execute Twenty-Five Rebels.
TOLUCA. Mexico. Sept. l2.-Twen
ty-two Zapatistas who We're captured
yesterday IN a battle with fedora
troops near San Mateo. state ol
Mexico. were executed today. undel
the terms OF the proclamation sus
pending constitutional guarantees.
John Gill, a british mining man
was rescued from a band OF Zapa
tistas and brought 10 Toluca by Lieu
tenant Leblanc. who returned today
from an expedition into the rebe
territory. After having robbed Gil
OF 1000 pesos and his clothing. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
WILSON WITH
TAMMANY MEN
SAYS NOTHING WHEN HE MEETS
CHNHLES MURPHY WITH
GOVERNOR DIX.
FINDS HIMSELF EATING VITA
TAMMANY LEADERS AND
LEAVES TABLE.
NOBODY CAN WAKE USE OF Me
By ONLY MEETING NE"
SAYS WILSON

ALBANY. y. v. Sept D. -Earfv In
The day Governor Wilson paid his for.
NAL respects to Governor Dix I'm tho
parlor % "a hotel soon crowd gath.
cred to shake hands and Governor Dix
brought Mr murphy to the side of the
lIrailenual candidate Governor VII.
aou shook hands with tho TammHnv
lfanef uuf SAID nothing. and extended
De hand 20 others in the crowd who
'if pressing f1rHard t1 meet him
lu NlH speech Hf fIn fair Ground.
ehefe Do Hns given great reception.
fNfffNnf Wilson confined himself
..f'fNt to the farin and national
.ral.s leW minutes after Do met
t1e luncheon table Governor Dix.
.aeuIrnauf Governor Cunuaf. Norman
p Mack Charles q. Murphy ami
others prominent boz stafe politics
Governor Wilson hfd aakcd 10 dine
Nfh fno state fair commission. OF
which Lieutenant Governor CONWAY b.
rnairmsn. and was surprised t0 find
himself seated with Tammanv Hail
leaders, and other state politicians
AHer pnrfaking of bread AMI butter
ho lrft fhe table
They Trail Him.
haifhour later. when Governor
" WNsnn Ncrf f1 The grand stand no the
'ir grounds fI pee fhc fr0ffnc races.
lne party OF rolficians traIed along
When Governor Wilson returned fo
1is hotel from The fair grounds. mem.
nere ~ biz own party followed aIm
fn room 20 which Governor UIv
had lei him. The two governors ru.
tered. bot Charles White. sergeant af
arms fu the state committee. barred
every ono else out. including Gov.
orror Wilson's secretary On tho
'rnIn to.nirif Governor Wilson was
asked about that conference Do no..
nhnd tHlf Governor Dix had sought
"a private interview and drew him
CONTINUED on Tsntn PagoJ
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DOUGLAS. Ariz. Sept. 12.-No move
ment Of the combined rebel forces or
Inez Salazar and Antonio Rojas was
apparent to-day when the time limit
given by Rotas for the surrender OF
Aqua Prieta had expired. Before day
light 90 federal reinforcements. includ-
ing many Yaqui Indians. under General
Augustin Saniines arrived from IuareZ
and were checked across the intsrna-
tionai line by American customs
officers
As many more in another special
train. and third train conveying
horses FOR the command, were expect
ed To- arrive later I'm the day. The
rehei forces were reported stiii at
Conisas Springs. twelve miles south
east of Aqua Prieta.
In an ultimatum Rpias has expressed
a polite desire to have the federals give
battle 60 the insurrectos three miles out
from Aqua rricta. IN order that there
might he no damage done on the Aineri-
can side Of the line.
Mexican officials have not decided TO
accept the Invitation. although the ar
rival of reinforcements to-day will give
them strength equal 20 that OF the
rebels
United states officials have received
several anonymous letters since per
mission was granted the MaderO gov
eminent to transport troops through
American territory. threatening to
dynamite the troop trains.
Three troops Of the Ninth United
States cavalry reached here to-day.
The negro soldiers arrived carrying re
vOlvera. At the request Of Sheriff
Wheeler. their commanding officer dis
armed them.
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tcontinuod on Tsntn PagoJ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10

Montgomery May -(Special.)-The Alabama Interstate Power company will begin work on the construction of a dam and power plant on the Coosa river with in 30 days. Announcement to this effect was made Thursday by James Mitchell, president of the company, who declared that while the company has not yet definitely decided upon the exact location. it will be at one of three sites on which the company has an option. The power company is awaiting advice from the United States government, which has granted the right to construct plants on the Coosa river, before making any definite announcement as to the exact location of their plant.
 The project contemplated by the Ala bama Interstate Power company is one of the greatest in the entire south. The company will spend $6,o00oo0 on the con- struction of dam and plant. which, 1t is generally believed, will be located at Lock 1S, on the Roosa river.
 The company contemplates constructing plant of sufficient size to generatG enough power to supply current of cleo tricity to the entire state, though the company will first supply power through out north Alabama, where it has already secured several contracts to supply towns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10
BABY'S ECZEMA RAPIDLY SPREADING
Face Almost a Solid Sore. Mother Thought He Was Dis6gured for
 Life. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured Him. Now a Prize Winner.

GOA College St., Greenville, Tenn. "The disease began upon babys ears at about six months old by little pimples forming which he would scratch and make sores. It became more deeply seated and was rapidly spread ing. His face was almost solid sore. He would bring the blood from his face till it would run down and stain his dress. His hands and legs had begun to break out the same as his face and you can imagine how it would disiigure big fat baby to have his face almost a solid sore thought he was dis figured for life.
 II used all kinds of salves and remedies, hut nothing effected cure. Then gave him his bath with the Cuticura Soap and used the Ointment which began to dry the sores and in a few days they were healed and sealed off, and he was well. with only red scars showing where the deepest sores had been. Now you couldn't tell he ever had scar on his face. Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him oom- pletely. Now he is sixteen months old and weighs thirty-five pounds and carried oil the blue ribbon at the Greene County Fair for the finest looking boy under two years" (Signed) Mrs. M B. Verran, Nov. 27, 1911.
 Not only are Cuticura Soap and Ointment most valuable in the treatment of eczemas and other distressing eruptions of skin and scalp of infants, children and adults, but no other emolients do so much for pimples, blackheads. red. rough skins, itching. scaiy scalps. dandrIf, dry, thin and falling hair, chapped hands and shapeless nails, nor do it so economically. single cake of Cuticura Soap (25c.) and box of Cuticura Ointment (5Oc are often sufficient when all else has failed. Sold by druggists and dealers through out the world liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. book. Address. "Cuticura. Dept. T, Boston. Tender-faced men should shave with Cuticurs Soap Shaving Stick
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10
GIVEN SIX MONTHS
 FOR INTERFERENCE

Manchester. England, May 9.-Con- victed of having attempted to influence Britishf soldiers from their duty, T. Mann, a labor organizer and leader, was sentenced to six months in prison this morning. Mann was arrested in March after he had delivered an h. flammatory speech for striking coal miners at Selford. To the court Mann argued that he did not influence the soldiers as soldiers. because when they were acting as such 1t would have been lese majeste, but when they were work Ing under the civil law they were only subjects.
 Court ignored the plea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-10
HOMICIDE OCCURS
 AT UNION SPRINGS Max Davis Killed in Store
 By Alto Griffin SHOT THROUGH HEART Only One Eyewitness-Alleged Davis Had Been Talking About Griffin,
 Who Sought Revenge-Davis Shot Five Times
SHOT THROUGH HEART

Union Springs, May 9.-(Special. Max Robinson Davis was shot and instantly killed here this morning about 8 o'clock by Alto Griffin. The homicide took place in the store of Feagin Bros. where Davis was employed as a clerk. Davis was shot three times with 25 callber automatic pistol One shot went through the heart. one through the lower part of the neck and the other took effect in the arm. Two other shots were fired by Griffin, but neither took effect.
 Davis fired five shots with 9 Smith x Wesson which he secured from drawer in the office. but all five bullets went into the ceiling, and it is supposed that he was too weak to do anything more than pull the trigger, and that the shots were prob ably fired after he fell. There was no eye witness to the affair except l. B. Reagan, who was In the front of the store and who saw the greater part of it.
 According to MT. Feagan, Griffin walked into the store and said ne wanted to see Davis. Davis came up and the two walked back to the office which is toward the rear of the building. when the shoot Ing began Very little is known as to the cause of the deplorabe tragedy ex- cept it is alleged Davis had been talking about Griffin. Griffin made no statement as tc why the deed was done.
 Griffin was arrested at once and placed in jail, and an hour later was taken from the jail by Sheriff Pittman and carried to Montgomery on the train leaving here at 9;30. This was done as a matter of pre- caution.
 Although there had been no demonstra- ton made against Griffin, there was some feeling, and the sheriff deemed it wise to take the prisoner to Montgomery at least for the present..
 Max Davis came here about year ago from Blakely, Ga, and belongs to very prominent family there For while he was employed by G. R. Teddy, but for the past few months has been with Feag- an Bros. He was very popular and leaves wife, who is prostrated by the trag- edy. Davis was about 2S years old
 Alto Griffin. who shot Davis has re- sided here for the past few years, being employed at the s. P. & J. W. Rainer Hardware store
 The remains of Davis will be carried to his old home at Blakely for interment tomorrow.