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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
PANEHURST WOMAN
MAY De- ALLOWED
TO LAND AT
NEW YORK


IBg Keasnd Hfro 10 Rrrnine nesafa.8 4
Now York. Sent. f2.--lrhe nature ~
~" reeepsion lhai awaits Mrn Emme-
line runkhnrst the militant nufra-
eesta ieader. whom she arflses hero
FROM Europe neat mnntk Wiil denena
un tho uulromc uf an lnNfs'iNaI|nn uf
her actions IN England noH helnR
made ~ the inmikrnilep nulhoaAita
of she United States. lIyfon uhl emma
missioner of immlgrntons. reia gs-
day;
M is not M all certain thal 1IIr.
PankhurHt viii be- detnined az Eiila
lslnEd az all Her aciions Ia rh1.
land are being invest elRato6 ana E
she ia found guilty 81 mnrag tufuIfads
she win he detained hcres " siIn la
not found guilty of moral turp|fn6o
she VIII nog he brought here III ao-
tnined she will bo yFerfeA like any
other enlgrnnt for there IA only onQ
way II handling people here.
1T is moe3 unfortunate thar lnfs iE
the case and ID tho eFopud for Hiuca
iustifiabic compinint, hul nothing can
be done about u until conNsesa des
cldca that we need quarters tor fifal-
class passcngeFa as well aa for thifd~
class"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
Women Lead Demonstration
Designed to Drive Non-Un-
ion Workmen from Employ
ment at Calumet.
SOLDIERS AND CIVIL
OFFICERS QUELL RIOT
Fifteen Feminine Agitators
and Three Men Taken Into
Custody; Cavalry Keeps the
Strikers Moving.

fBy Leased Wire ~ r|tcning ltefaid.l
Calumet. Mich, sela. i2.-As re-
suit Of a wild demonstrati0n TO-DAY by
copper mine strikers ana women
sympathizers. who poured into calu-
met from all parts ~ the district
nfteen women ana three men are un-
der arrest. including IYanko Tcrzich.
"a member OF the executive board %
the Western Fedeution OF Miners.
Attempts to Interfere with non-fed-
Grafton men g0ins TO work and dis
turbinR the peace were charged
against the women and two ~ the
men.
Terzich was jailed after wordy
clash with an officer and probably
viii be released. The strikers and
the women were noisy and apparent
~ In an ugly mood. Hundreds of
them marched into Calumet from the
KeWeenaw county mines o. the north
aud each appearance az soldiers ana
deputies brought out an Outburst Of
hooting. Deputies ia automobiles
and mounted and foot soldiers pre-
vented serious disorder. Trouble
was feared at the mine shafts aud az
each Of them deputies were stationed
in force. The strikers were kept on
the move by the cavalry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
TODAY IN CONGRESS
LNFN av4fF

Not IA session, meets Monday
West Virginia strike inquiry
committee continued hearing
coal operators
HOUSE
Continued debate on currency
biii.
Representative Anderson in-
trnducod resolution for commis-
sion 90 investigate legislative
practice in the house.
Labor committee voted "a "a
VOrnhly report bills rcgAfdins
convict goods
Former Representative James
w. Watson denied charges
ngqinst him made by Martin M.
Mulhail before the lobby iufea-
tlgniing committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
RAILROAD EMPLOYE
LOSES LIFE FOR
EACH HOUR OF
TWENTY-FOUR
Eve2y Nine M;uutes One Is
Manned, Declares Kepresen-
tative of Order of Railway
Conductors.
STARTLING TESTIMONY
BEFORE COMMITTEE
[By Leased Wire su fsvcning Ucraid.l

New York, sept. IA. B Gar
retson, representing tho order OF
Railway Conductors testified today
thnt railroad omploye h killed IN
the United states every hour ana
seven minutes of the day and that
every nine minutes "a man Or malmod.
Mr.. Garrctsnn WAS "a witness before
the arbitration committee in the con-
trovcrsy hctwecn forty-two eastern
railroads their conductors and train
men over the employees demands Tor
more pay and shorter hours Mr.
Garrotson's statement was challcnged
by Elisha I.oc. counsel for the rail-
roads. The witness assorted, however,
that he could prove hls declaration
ana would DO So in subsequent testi-
mouy.
Much of Mr. G0rrotson's testimony
today was devoted to what he called
the oyll of dondhe1d crews.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
Lawyers Postpone Arraign-
ment Pending Hearing Be
fore Governor Felker Of
New Hampshire.
NEW YORK WARRANT
ENROUTE TO CONCORD
Jerome Prowls About Cole
brooke Seeking to Lay His
Hands on Matteawan Fugi.
tive.
tnr I.enacn WIrr In E,rnIns neraId }

tny Ieascu Wire to Evening Herald.
ColeArook, y. H., Sept l2.-The
next legal battle IN the case of Harry
X. Thaw viii probably be at Concord,
y. a.. before Governor Fclkor Thaw's
lawyers. l,arnlng today that an cx-
tradition warrant from Acting Uovef-
ne Glynn of New York. was on the
wny to the Sew Hampshire capital
decided 90 defer arralRnng Thaw In
police court here and Go demand a.
hearing of the governor before he
acts IN the matter Of cxtrndition. Thoy
sent Attorney william H. olmstoad
To- Concord 90 confer with Governor
Felker and reinforced their appeal by
telegraph Thaw In the meantime II
here in tho custody Of Sheriff Drew.
lie was io have been nrraigncd az 10
o'clock this morning. but his counsel
after trying yainly 10 persuade VIII
lam Travers Jerome not 10 seize ThaW
instantly should the warrant from
New York De honored nt once. defer
red brlnsing him into court on the
ground that preliminary hearing
would bring 90 good results. In iact'
n might menn his liberation With IN
cident possibilities OF his seizure.
shortly after noon " was announced
that hy mutual consent of counsel the
hearing had been put over unul TO-
morrow morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
new YORK DRAPED
IN BLACK FOR
LATE MAYOR
GAYNOR
Sudden Passing Of Chief Ex-
ecutive Comes as Shock to
Friends and Foes in Nations
Metropolis.
ALDERMEN ARRANGE
FOR PUBLIC FUNERAL

fny Erased Wire 10 ryr'ine Herald
New York. sept i2.--New York was
a ciiy Of mourning today for itH deud
mayor william , Gayhor. Flags aew
at half mast and public hundinss-ihe
city han, police headquarters. the
municipal building, were drapsd In
black.
The board ~ estimate. called TO-
geihCr by Adolph H. Kline. the ma
yor's successoy. met this forenoon 60
arrange for pubsic funeral, 10 be
held shortly after the arrival here OF
the mayors body aboard tho steamer
fusitiuna. which sailed today from
Liverpool and ls due here week
from today Monday. September 20.
has been suggested as n tentative date.
There Also were TO be meetings of
the dead executives cabinet. commits
sioners of various city departments,
and of the board Of aldermen. 90 pass
appropriate resolutions 81 the death
Of the chief executive and 10 take in
hands the relns of the city govern-
ment confused by the mayors sudden
taking on The recent resignation Of
John Purroy Mitchell. now candidate
Tor mayor. from the presidency OF the
board of aldermen and the sudden
elevation OF Mr.. Kline. vice chairman
of the board. 90 the mayors chair has
left that body without lead.
The new mayor. a Republican who
VIII serve until a successor, 20 ba
chosen at the coming November cleo
ilon II lnauguratcd on January 1. in-
tends. he has announced. TO carry out
tho policies of the Gaynor ndminlstra-
tlon, insofar as ! know them" and
90 make no changes IN appOlntivo oiii-
ciais None of these officials. II was
believed today. would hand ia their
rcsignations.
Messages Of coincidence from All
parts Of tho country. continued 20
pour IN today at the soiilcc of'itebcrt
Atkinson, the mayors secretary, and
nt the Ghynor copntry home, 81
James. Long Isnnd. where Mrs Gay-
sor and her children are reported "a
be- bearing their loss With forlitudc
The dead mayors friends recalled
today a paragrRph ne wrote In q let
ter to his sister soon after tho at.
tempt on his lie, three years ago. II
| WAS this
II was not q Bit afraid 10 de ~ TIA
was Gods viii Of me. ! said 10 TAy.
self just as well now az few Years
| from now. No one who contemplate
tho immenslty of Almiehty Ga, TITS
univase,- aud fiis @orks ana realizes
what an atom he Is az all. can fear q
| die In this flesh, yea, even though u
were true that he Is to lose his iden'
tity and be dissolved forever into tbs
lnnnity of matter asia mind from
which he cnme."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
McANENY DECLINES
To utiN RON MAYOR


New York Sept. 12.--Gcorgc Nc
Ancny. president of the Borough OF
Manhattan ana fusion candidate for
president Of the bonrd OF aldermen,
was designated today by the Gaynor
campaign managers as their candl-
date FOR mayor. 10 take the place
made vacant by Mayor Gaynors
death.
Mr. MoAneny was quick To decline
the designation as hoad of the HAynor
ticFet
81 sincerely appreciate the honor. -.
he said On formal statement. "but
undor no circumstances could ace
cept Il mayoralty nomination in oppo-
sition 20 MIR Mitchell, the fusion can
didatc."
Funeral services for Mayor Gaynor
win be held Ia Trinity church this
city. M n O'Clock or Monday morn
ing september %. The services VII
be public when the Lusitania nr'
rives September No., the body VIII he
taken GO the Gayuor home ln Bronx
yn. Saturday afternoon "a VIII Poe
brought TO ne city hali, wheer q viii
DE- ln state over sunday and until tho
hour for the funeral procession Mon-
day morning,
Among the many messages olcon-
dolenoe that camo to the clay han to-
day was a cablogram from the mayor
of Toxic. which said "city HALL
New Y0rk Please accept deepest
sympathy with your citizens for de-
mise or your beloved Mayor daynor
| from myself and citizens.
"BARON SAiSATANl.
Mayor OF Toxic"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12

Albany. y. Y. sept Emo
whereabouts Of Governor Sulzer con-
tinued 10 he "a mystery today HIS
secretary, chester t.. Piatt said ne
did not know where the executive
was. and IA WAS stated al the eNe'u'
tive mansion that he was not there
Mr.. sulzcr is said 90 have been IN
New York yesterday.
o.e~@~.se@s~ae~ ---~~rss>s>-~-e~~ - ''-','-'~
made more money because ne mas
gone about abusing the other fellows
Tor making money
Watson disclalmed any knowleds'
Of the "blnck Hs," Of AK congressman
Mulhar said he had written h'
said the six names were Ia MS nan"
writing hut he had not the slish''A'
idea why he had written them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
MINE OWNERS FAIL
TO MAKE GOOD ON
CONSPIRACY
CHARGE
Statement That Unions and
Operators Were in League
Against West Virginia
Field Not Substantisted.
CABINET OFFICERS
NAME rs MENTIONED
Inv I.ens.d wlrr Ia IevcnIng ilrrnld

4 ny lsenstd Wire tu EffmnH bF""
Washington. Sept. l2.-In support
of their statement that they woulu
show an unlawful conspiracy between
the United Mine Workers and coal
operators of western Pennsylvania
ohio, Indiana and Illinois fields to
stop tho production Of "choap coai'
In West virginia, attorneys for the
West virginia operators to-day brought
in the name OF william n. Wilson, Sec
retary OF labor
In 1909 Wilson was national secre-
tary of the United Mi e Workers D.
e.. Kennedy now secretary OF the
Kaunwha Coal association, testified
that Wilson in that capacity, al the
miners meeting In HUNTINGTON, or
dered strike in West Virginia nelds'
mir. Wilson told us % strike was
necessary In West Virginia 10 win the
anthracite strike IN pennsylvania
testined Kennedy tie testified that
Mother" Jones was paid $l,sds from
Jupe Ia November last year, accord
lup to the accounts of the miho work
ors.'
DO YOU know of a single operator
In ohio, ePnnsylyanlu, Indians or ll'
linois, who has contributed a penny
To organize West VirgiuiaTN demanded
Attorney Bolohor for the United Mln'
Workers,
Kennedy admitted he ala not an'
also that mine owners IN Sour Other
states had fought unlonizh.g Wes
virginia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
PROMPTLY
COMPLY WITH JAP
DEMANDS
Pekin Government Will Pay
Indemnity and Punish
Those Guilty of 0utrages
Against Mikado's Subjects.

fBY leased Wire to Evening Herald
Picking. China, sept i2.-orders is-
sued today hy Provisional President
yuan shi Kai sisnify, b Is believed ny
foreign observers ln Picking, that
China hns complied with the demands
of the Japanese government present
"a yesterday The Japanese demands
aroso from the killlng Of three Japan
ESQ al Nanking. tho maireatmaet OF
a consular mcssnge. the torture Of O.
Japanese lieutenant az Hankow and
tho Imprisonment for Two days Of a
Japanese lieutenant at shan Tungs
Japan demanded an apology for tine
Insults Go the Japanese flag, tho pun
ishmeut of those responsible ana the
payment OF an indemnify.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
PRISONER CAREFULLY
GVNllDED IN HOTEL

Colehrook. y. ~. Sept l2.-Eorry
X Thaw was guarded carefully hy ten
of the twenty special policemen sworn
tn hv chief Kelly. when the time
came for his arraignment today be-
fore Police Judge James T. carr on
"A complaint setting forth that he was
wanted in the state of New YORK on
"a charge at conspiracy to defeat JUS
tco by escaping from the MatteaWah
anum
The scene of the hearing was law
eyr's office. the time. as set yesterday
WAS 10 q, m.
Thnw slept during the second night
~ his detention In the Monadnock
house -Four armed guards sat just
outside his door throughout the niBh',
others paced about the corridors anu
around the building
Talks of plots and counter plots 10
kldnap him we're heard today ana
every time an automobile whizzed
down the street with the mufiler open.
the guards frightened their grip on
their automatic pistols The pro-
Thaw Canadian contingent, which lol-
lowed him over the border after ms
sudd6u dcportntinn, was somewhat
dapieted today. although more ihan a
dozen were waiting the outcome o'
the court procedure.
while residents of Colehrook are
evincinp great interest In the ease th'y
have taken no open stand either i"I
or against the fugitive, Thaw issued
n formal statement this morning
cumming up his case ANA lament'ns
the fact that New York state was
spending so much money on him
PAPERS CALLING FOR
THAW'S ARREST SIGNED
Albany. y. ". sept i2.-Paper'
calling for the extradition Of Harry X
Thnw from Colebrook. n. IT,, 10 New
york state were signed today by Act
ing Governor Martin n Glynn. Sher.
In Hornheck left al noon for CONCORD
Go present the papers to Governor
Felker.
Thaw is charged with being a fugi
two from Justice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
Nineteen HUNDRED
DOLLARS STOLEN
FROM SANTA FE
LAME TRAIN
Package Of Old Bills En- Route
to Denver Strangely Disap-
pear from Registered Mail
Pouch.
HOME OF POsT0FFICE
MEN SEARCHED IN VAIN

iiy LEASED Wire "a tvcning Werni0.l
Santa 'c. y. NJ, sept. i2.--lt was
made public here today tsat "A regis
tered package 81 81 900, consisting Of
old and worn-out bills, en route from
the First National bank In this city
TO Denver for redemption. dinap-
poared ON september before u
reached iams Junction. The mount
ed police. postofiice inspectors and
the United states marshal are on the
case. although so far no arrests have
been made. Seuch warrants were Is
sued latt Inst night FOR search Of
the homes Of employees Of the local
postOffce but no ciew WAS found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
GIRL STENOGRAPHER
TURNS AGAINST
EMPLOYER
Former Confidential Employe
Of Diggs' Attorney Witness
in subornation Of Perjury
Case.


lepeeini CorreaDanasnea % tns neraidf
san Francisco. sept. f2.--iinEpi
Mller formerly atenoafnpher for Az
torney Charles 3. Harris oi Nacfa-
mento. on trial Jointly with Munff
DigsN for nliefed conspiracy % aall-
orn perjury. reaumed today ON knn
witness stand her account "a the visit
paid 70 the office 0f Harris hy Nelile
Barton, also of sacramento and
friend of Marsha WRrrinston
The defense does not deny ihnf
this visit took place and that Mlss
Barton later bore q message lFow
DiaFa and Harris ID Msns Wngy.na
ton. but contends that she carElel
friendly counsel only, not inairue
tions IN perjury. for nse On the plsa-
Caminptll uoeen
Nellie Barton, tho main witness foF
the government. then took the stand
whether piHsa and Harris aNNnIN
testify IN their own behalf 0epcnA4
said their counsel on Mlsa harlon'p
testimony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
PUNISHMENT or GENERAL
HSUN Is DEMANDED

Toxic. Sept i2.--AmonE the spec-
lnc demands contained m the Japan
ultlmatum 10 China n the pnnlHhmcnt
81 General chang Hsun. commander
of tho chinese government foeres az
NHnking
pondins tho reply Of China, the To-
klo newspapers are mainly engnged m
iinonlug the hacks ~ government or
nciais.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
ANDERSON DEMANDS
INVESTIGATION
OF CONGRESS
Minnesota Republican Mem
ber Would Reform Legisla.
tive Procedure and Abolish
Secret Caucus.
Inv Irascd wne ~ nvcnine uernId.l !

Washington, sept l3.~ kepfehrnih-
tive Anderson Republican, of Mime
sofa, followod up his sensational res
ignatlon from the ways ana means
committee mn nlght hy introduo'ng
today resolution 90 have 81 commit
tee of nine investigate aud reform ths
legislative practices az the house. ilc
announced his action WIS the begin
ming of campaign against the secret
caucus ana secret committee work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
= fNlNfiNNt NAiiA
THAW'S ARREST SIGNED
OHIO GOVERNOR DUCKS
NEW YORK CONTROVERSY

NV TeRsed WlFr 20 Evening Hefnid
Columbus. ohio, sept. l2.~-ih,
first ohio rcqulsition on the dn'o OF
New York since the Sulzcr imneaeh'
ment proceedings have been pendins'
was issued bv Governor Cos today ana
is addressed simply TO the governor
of New York" This was dove not
withstanding Attorney General losan'
Of ohio. had given an opinion - me-
time ago. holding tuut MARTA ".
Glynn is the legal acting governor
Tho reuulsitlon asks for tho return
"a thr Mansfield Teformutory of Ed-
ward Ryan. Cuyahoga county pris-
onor who is charged with having vio-
lated his parole Ryan ~ under ar
rest in New York state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
DOCTOR BRAY BITTEN
BY MAD DOG AT Ell PAS0


El paso. Texas, Sept l2.--Dr. T.
a. Bray. IN charge of the Mexican
border Tor the United states bureau
~ animal industry left today fh
chicago tO take treatment for bite
by mad dog. His pet dog bit him
on the hand and an ANALYSIS of tn
animals brain showed the animal al
nicted with the rabies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12

Mas chang MAsarsne Misrepresentation
Washington. Sent, ia poeimpalfr
General nnrloaon has unaef ronH|t
cratiOn fhc abandonment ~ lhe nraa
emf practice of forNardna nnaa
hy faal freight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
or
SULzER TRIAL
UNDER MAY


TBy InnHed NhFo % IlV1nlnH HoFNfBlI
New York. Sept. 1.-THE assembly
managers for the impeachment ~
Governor aulaer. examined al their
offices hero today certain Witnesses
under subpoena 60 appear az the trial
OF the 9overaoF beginning sepsem-
bcr rs. "yhoro are d number Of witt
ncsaos." explained 1sldor Kresal of
counsel for the committee. who have
refused 20 give as any evidences.
Therefore we have summoned them
here in puhllc fnr the purpose of fore.
Ing their testimony out Of them. We
are sitting az a ieRlnihtiyt commstlee.
the powers Of which we're conferred
ON us by the resolution creating this
board Of Impeachment managers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12

Muenster. Germany, sept i2.-~Avi-
ator Hans I.oronz was killed here to-
day as he was completing a two hours
hight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12

Doadwoou, s. -, SEPT i2.--WAiiiNm
Yenger. nccusod slayer Of 'Kid" Ross
~ Lead. was found guilty 81 mon-
slaughter by a Jury today,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12

TODAY's Nmws TODAY
xou ect n n tl,e uERAKD
nixfy cents n month or ~ CENTS
q week delivered ~ your doorl
nfty cents by mail.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-05-01
CHESTER VETERAN MURDERED.
John Q. Lewis Victim of Foul Deed.
No Clue Yet.

Chester, April 25.-John @. Lewis,
an old Confederate soldier, was MUIR
dered at his home, three miles west
of Cornwell in this county last night,
the motive evidently being robbery,
as a watch and pistol belonging to the
deceased were missing. This morning
the murder was discovered by James
Dove, a farm hand, when he went to
the house to perform morning chores,
and the alarm was spread hurriedly
through the neighborhood. Sheriff
Colvin and deputies arrived on the
scene early, but vigorous search has
not yet resulted in the apprehension
of the assassin.
1t was at first thought that it might
have been a case of suicide, but the
finding of two wounds, one in the
side and the other in the back, dis
counted this theory and the coroner's S
jury brought in a verdict of death at
the hands of some unknown party.
However it was necessary to continue
the inquest on account of scarcity of
testimony.
Mr.. Lewis lived alone at some dis
tance from the nearest neighbor, and
as he was a man of some means it is
the general opinion that he was muir
dered for money that he was supposed
to have on the premises. Most of his
money, however, was in the bank at
Chester, and the sum of forty dollars,
which was in the house, was not
found by the murderers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-05-01
WALTERS A GREATER PUZZLE.
Identity of Alleged Kidnaper Of Paul
Dunbar Mystery.

New Orleans, April ga mystery
within a mystery has developed in the
Dunbar kidnapping case and to-day
the identity of William C. Walters,
the alleged kidnaper, is puzzling the
authorities more than the question of
the identity of the child which the
Dunbars have accepted as their boy.
Evidence was obtained to-day which
indicates there are two William Wal
ters, both of about the same age, both
itinerant tinkers and traders, no rela-
ton and born thousand miles apart,
but both frequenters of the same Sec
tions of Mississippi and Louisiana and
both so much alike that the neighbors
of one readily recognize him in the
photograph of the other.
More than a score of county oflci-
ais and prominent citizens Of Jones
County, Miss, have identified the
photograph of William C. Walters,
alleged kidnapper, as that of native
of that county, who was sent to the
Tennessee State prison about twelve
years ago on Federal charge. The
man in prison denied he was ever in
prison and said he is a native of
Robson County, North Carolina. A
letter received today from Charles M.
Blackledge, of Lalisheek, La, states
that the Jones County, Miss, William
Walters, the one who was in the Ten
nessee prison, is working for a lum-
Der company at that place.