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Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
ILLINOIS cENTENAR,AN DEAD.

Mrs. Ellen Jsnkinson, Aged 1o5 Years,
Dies at Waukssan.
waukegan, Ill. Feb. 20.-Mrs. Ellen
Jenkinson. 105 years old, died ut her
home here last night Of old age. She
was born in Ireland and came to this
country sixty-one years ago and settled
In this city. She was the mother Of
seven children, had forty-four grand
children. nifty great grandchildren and
four at-great- grandchildren.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
VILLAS MEN EXECUTE
RICH ENGLISHMAN
Rebel General Orders Court Martial of William
s. Benton Resident of Ell Paso.
ACCUSED OF TRYING TO KILL VILLA

BENTON WENT TO GENERALS HEADQUARTERS TO PROTEST
AGAINST DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY REeELs-AR.
REsTED ON TUESDAY, TRIED COURT AND SHOT
70 DEATH FIRING souAD-kILLINe ARousEs
IcANs-sEcRETARY IMMEDIATE
INVESTIGATIONS AN eAssADoR HAD DEMANDED PRO.
TOO LATE.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
First Papers Filled.

Special to Tfmea-Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 20.-The first NOM
nation papers completed and flled
for a state office were filed with
the secretary Of state today by
A. J. Cole, OF Britt. and George s.
Raper, OF Greenfield, both Of whom will
be republican candidates for the legis-
lature.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
eot..rd.r To~,.d "a per4.

Queenstown, Feb. 20.-The big Dutch
oil tank steamship Rotterdam wae
towed into port here today by tug
and three steam trawlers. She lost her
rudder in the Atlantic during . gale
when eight days out from Amsterdank
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY
Officials Of Queen and Crescent Report
Hoid-Up Of New Orleans Limited
Near Birmingham - Mail Car RiRed
But Amount Of Booty Not Definitely
Known.

Cincinnati, O., Feb. 20.--Onicials Of
the Queen and Crescent in this city to-
day said they had received report Of
trainmen Of the hold-up Of the. New
Orleans Limited" near Birmingham
last night. The report stated three
men took part in the robbery of the
mail car but 1t was not definitely known
what amount Of booty was taken. The
robbers confined their operations. to
the mail car and the passengers were
not molested.
The officials said that Vice Presi-
dent T. T. Powell, Of the Queen and
Crescent. was In the vicinity OF the
hold up and that he was acting in con-
junction with the postal authorities and
the county sheriff in an effort to cap
ture the robbers.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
OUT OF PRISON, IN AGAIN.
Man once Paroled Must Serve Seeone
Term After Completing First.

Fcrt Madison. Feb. 2O.-floyd ROD
ertson, who has just finished hve-
year term in the penitentiary for at
tempted manslaughter from Des
Moines. was returned to Anamosa re-
formatory to complete an unexpired
term. At the time Of his arrest In
Des Moines he was a paroled prisoner
from the Anamosa institution and the
board decided that the terms OF his pa
role were violated when he was found
guilty of another felony.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
JERRY 3. SULLIVAN PROMOTED.

Iowa Man Named President 81 U. 3.
Board Of General Appraisers.
Washington, Feb. 20.-Presidene
Wilson has designated Jerry b. Sulli-
van of Des Moines. Iowa, to be prest.
dent of tho United States board Of gen.
eral appraisers at New York. to sue
ceed H. M. Summerville. who retired
from the craftsmanship, but remained
member Of the board. Sullivan was q
commissioner.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
MISS aAYNoR TO WED.

Engagement Of Late Mayors Daughter
70 z. z. Bedford 10 Announced.
New York, Feb. 20.-Mrs. william J.
Gaynor, widow Of the late mayor OF
New York. announced the engagement
Of her daughter Helen to E. T. Bed.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
AVOIDS CANAL OPENING
Colonel Gosthais Hopes to Escape
csrsmoniais incident to Opening Of
Panama CanaI-Disliks Fer Cslebra.
tions Reason For Desire % es Away
at Time Of offieisI Opening.

at Time OF Offiotol Opening.
New York, Feb. 2o.-Col. George w.
;Gce,hais. builder OF the Panama canal,
may not be present when thessnew
waterway In opened To- commerce. He
said himself he hoped he would not be
there.
Colonel Goethals crrived from PAN
anna late yesterday and after few
hours in town took. a late night train
for Washington. where he is to dis
cuss with administration officials the
reorga IMITATION Of the canal zone.
It was while talking of the formal
opening Of the canal that Colonel
Goethals remarked that he had hoped
he would not be present at that func-
ton.
1T will be great show" he said,
"hut hope I won't be there" but
added, now, there Is nothing signfi
cant in that You !7now don't like
celebrations and won't like this. When
they have q celebration think I will
go away for a little trip"
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Weather.

Sun rises Feb. ~ at 6:45: sets at 5:44l
Iowa-Cloudy tonight and Saturday
probably snow fiurries; not mu
change In temperature: moderaN-'
winds.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
Railroad Cashier Indicted.

Osceola. Feb. 20.-Ben Glaze, for
years. in the employ Of the Burlington
railroad and for. long time cashier
here, was yesterday indicted for the
theft OF 33.765 from the company.
Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-20
FISHING STEAMER LOST
German Vessel With Crew Of Thirteen
Lost on Coast Of lcsIand-Search for
Missing Boat Has Been Conducted
Since Last Month.

Bremen. Germany. Feb. 20.-The
large fishing steamer Ferrelle. which
left Geosstemuende in the middle of
December for Iceland. sank with its en-
tire crew Of thirteen men in those wat
ers, according to dispatches received
here today.
The Ferrelle has been missing and a
search for her was begun last month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
Ltttiefon-Perkins,
Especial to The Times. Dispa tch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
Cos. Campbell Littleton, Of Lees
burg, Va, and Miss Sarah elise Per
iiins, daughter OF the late Joseph Per-
!iirs. of Ivy. this comfy. were mar
red at , o'clock this afternoon at the
homo of the brides mother, walnut
Lawn the Rev. George Ply aIayo. OF
the Episcopal Church. officiating. The
bride was attended by her-niecc: Miss
Josephine Norris, OF Baltimore, who
acted rs maid of honor. and was given
away by her brother, Robert Mason
Perkins. Edgar Ltttleton, of Lees
burg, brother OF the groom, was bes.
man. After wedding dinner, Mr.. and
:Lrs.E Littleton left on an extended
Southern trip. On their return they
will reside ut THE Orchards" near
IVY, Among the guests from n dis
tance were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Camp
bell Littleton, of New York: Mr.. and
Hlrs.s Richard Llttieton, OF Covington.
Va; Edmund Rhett Perkins, of North.
cumberland; County, Va: Mr.. and AIRS.
Edloe Alorecock. Of Newport News,
Va: AIR. and Mrs. Jefferson Norris
and Miss Martha Norris. of Baltimore;
Randolph Gillian, of Newport News,
and dr. and Mrs. John NJ Perkins,
uf tJharlottesviIlc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
.MURKLAND PROPERTY
AGAIN is IN COURT
Suit In Flied for Purpose of Clearing
Title of Famous
i.special to The Times- Dispatch.

lSpSCiti " Ht -lIlSpalCuJ
Z LfNCfIBURG. Va. November 3d.
The Murkland property. located on
several bluffs I'm Amherst County OPP
positc this city, which recently was
purchased by syndicate headed by
Ernest Williams for the benefit of the
Iynchburg Chamber Of Commerce, is
again the subject of litigation. a suit
in chancery has been instituted in the
Circuit Court OF Amherst County, the
object OF which is to convey perfect
title to the purchasers. The suit is
styled Western state Hospital. in It's
own right and as trustee under the
Will Of Sidney II. Murkland, deceased,
and others. versus Ernest Williams
and others. all of the committees of
the inmates of the stanton hospital
being made parties to the suit, the
number being about 1000.
Eight or nine years ago S. r. aIurk.
land died, leaving will by which he
devised the $50 acres of land to the
Western State Hospital, to be used by
the trustees FOR purchase of extra
comforts for patients OF said hospital"
The testator Mt the time OF his will
had q son at tho Staunton institution.
Following this, the General Assembly
enacted Il law providing for the es-
adjustment of colony for fepileptics
on tho farm, but later 1t was declared
unfit for this, and authority was given
for the purchase Of n Site This re-
suited in the purchase OF the Willis
farm and the establishment of tho
colony there. There have been sew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
OKLAHOMA jim CROW law
UNIONS UTI0NA.L
Opinion, but Do Not So
Decree.
INTERPRETATIONS IN PETITION
Negroes Sought Injunction to Re-
strain Railroads From Enforcing
Statute, Which Permitted Them to
Furnish Cars Only to Whites.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-A ma
jority: of the Supreme Court to-day
Joined in an opinion that the Oklahoma
lin Grow" law proviso permitting
railroads to furnish sleeping, dining
and chair car ACCOMMODATIONS, only to
the white race was, Unconstitutional.
but because fof innperfections In the
petition on which tho case reached
the courts. they did not SO decree.
The case was one in which five ne
groes, claiming the entire law uncon-
sti,utional, sought AN injunction to
restrain i've railroads in Oklahoma
from enforcing IL. The Oklahoma Fed
cral courts dismissed the petition. hold
ing the law constitutional. The ma
Iorlty; OF the court affirmed the dis
missal to-day because the negroes had
not shown they had applied to the
law, or that the railroads had notified
them that they would be refused GER
tain accommodations. The majority,
through Justice Hughes, stated, how
ever, that they could not agree with the
lower court that the proviso as to
constitutional. A minority-Chief Jus
tice White, and Justices Holmes, Lamar
and Reynolds-concurred merely In
the order OF affirmance, but expressed
no views on the constitutional qucs-
ton.
In the opinion by The majority, jus
tlce Hughes stated that previous de-
cisions that laws for separate coaches
for the TWO races were constitutional
were not TO be questioned. He then
set forth the reasons for tho opinion
that The lower court. was wrong in
holding the proyiso constitutional.
The reasoning Isl" said he. that
there 'mey not be enough persons OF
African descent seeking these accom-
modatjons to. warrant the outlay in
providing them. This argument with
respect 10 the value. OF the traffic,
seems to be without merit. IT makes
tho constitutional right depend upon
the number of persons who may be
fliscriminated against. whereas the cs-
sencc of the constitutional right Is
that ii is Il personal one. 1t is the
Individual who is entitled to the equal
protection of tho laws. and il he is
denied by n common carrier facilities
or convenicnces in the course of his
Journey. under substantially the same
conditions as furnished TO another
traveller. he may properly. complain
that his substantial privileges have
been invaded"
the Justice then pointed out that
defects in the petition presented an
msuperable obstacle to granting the
injunction.
The court did not, intimate whether
1T would merely hold the luxury
car section unconstitutional, or Wheth-
or it would decide that this section,
being Unconstitutional the entire law
must fall. The five railroads asked
the court when tho case decided to-
day was argued to hold the cntirc law
unconstitutional If the "luxury'' pro-
tiso was annulled. IS, E.r.' <
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
FAIRGROUNDS CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Have been Largely EPatronized and
" Greatly Enjoyed by Young
People
FIREMEN CUT THROUGH WALL
Small Blaze Under Home Of Mrs.
Wilkinson Proves Difficult OF Ac-
cess - Southside Teachers Hold
Meeting-G. s. McRae's Funeral.

After the most successful season ever
experienced the South Richmond play
grounds closed yesterday afternoon.
Hundreds of boys and girls have en-
5oyed themselves OH tho lot at Thir-
teenth and Perry Streets, and they
were loath to zee It closed. The
grounds were opened In June. and have
been used continuously ever since. The
apparatus will be removed this week
and stored for next season.
The instructors--N1rs. 4. C. Fitz, in
charge of the girls. and John Johnson.
,Ir., superintendent OF the boys-ex-
pressed satisfaction at the success OF
the recreation work. this year. The
grounds last year were forced to be
closed In September
The Southside girls, team won the
championship in volleyball for the city.
:vhile the boys came ont in second
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
DRIVER OF MURDER GAR"
IN BAFF CASE ARRESTED
May Have Been Released So That
Movements Can Be Watched for
Clues to Associates.
WORKING on NEW THEoR,
Eliminates Slain Mans Business
Rivals rs Paymasters OF Gunner.
but Still Holds Them Morally Re.
sponsible for Crime.
Ispeeial'to The Times-Dispasteh.,

NEW YORK, November 30.--The
driverHof the murder car" in which
the assassins Of Barnett Bnff, made
their. escape after killing the rich
poultry dealer last Tuesday night was
taken in. custody .latc to-day; The po-
!lice refuse to say whether Inc. was held
or secretly released so. that his move
mcnts might be watched for clues to
his. associates. All that is known is
that ~the chauffeur, an Italian, about
twentN-eight years old. was brought
in to the Criminal Courts Building and
closely questioned for long time by
detectives working under the direction
of Assistant District Attorney Duel.
II the driver was. released, and the
only reason for thinking he was is
that no one saw him removed from
the inner room where he was ques-
toned. II is certain that his every
movement, is being watched by two or
more detectives. The police reasoning
Is. whenever SO important n suspect Is
turned loose. after being questioned he
Will sooner or later communicate with
his accomplices in crime. After this
happens. the original suspect and all
those whom ,hc duplicates are dragged
In at one haul. -
Harry Cohen, alias kid Critic" who
was arrested on Saturday night. was
released rto day on bonds Of $500.
Although he is interesting to, the po-
ice as possible, associate or the Eaff
murderers, the charge on which he
was taken. was .sold one, the war
rant charging fclonious assault three
years. so on Nathan EInnsky.
ThreeAother men were arrested for
this assault soon after il was com
mittcd. and two of them are now in
Sing Sing.
The police are working on a new
theory. Of the. assassination. one that
eliminates Baff's business rivals as
paymasters Of the Jguihncn. while 1t
still holds them ,morally responsible
for his death This theory is L That
after Baff had nortaily offended the
nenbers;of the Gopher gang by having
several of them thrown ont OF lis
office, his business foes cgged on the
gang TO such n fury that they1skilled
him on.their oEn initiative. Bafr threw
out several gangstors who were So
Letting funds to defend Harry. Moore,
later .sept Ito prison. for five years on
n homicide charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
FunernI OF G. S. arcRac.

The funeral services of George Scott
McRae, ice-presdent OF tho Il. b.
Taylor Company. and a prominent citi-
zen of South Richmond. who died yes
terday morning at 2:45 O'Clock at
his residence, 41G West Twelfth Street.
will be held this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
from Central Methodist Church, OF
which he was a member. Rev. w A.
Cooper. the pastor, Will conduct the
services. =
Mr.. McRae's death came after lin
seripg Illness, which was not thought
serious. Besides his wife, he is sur
vived by three daughters. Mrs. NJ.
Pierce Rucker and Mrs. Stanford Ken
nedy. of South Richmond; Mrs. Morton
Gresham, OF San Antonio, Texas: one
brother, II. y. McRae, of New York
City, and one sister. Mrs. Josephine
Embrey, OF South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
DEACON. Arc Ordained.

ISptclaTto Inc T!mes-D!spatch.I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, November
30-Last night at the Baptist church
the ten new deacons recently elected
We're ordained. Rev. Thomas S. Duna-
way, D. D., of this city. who for thirty
three years was pastor or the Baptist
church here. and Rev. Andrew Broad
dus. Of Sparta. Caroline County, de-
livered the addresses Rev. +. \. Will
liams. ID. D., pastor of the church,
presided Tho now deacons are C..
IL. Swift, w. ~ Blake. j. McCaiIa
Boulware. L. II. Russell. w. a. Bell. b.
V Tyner. l. Ashton Dodd, b. :. Patcs,
w II. Owen and ". e Mussclman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
4 child. MARROW Escan-.

y littIe son, seven or eight years
old, of MIR. and Mrs. l. NJ. Moore, on
Liberty Street, narrowly escaped death
or very serious injuries by being run
over by an automobile yesterday after
noon. He. had been out riding with
his father, who on returning, stopped
his auto on tho street opposite his
homo The child jumped out and
started to hls home across the street,
running directly In. front OF slowly
moving automobile. which he had failed
To see. lie was knocked down, rand
the machine passed over him. He was
fortunately not caught in tho wheels.
and escaped with very slight injuries.
Those who witnessed tho accident fully
expected TO see the child Killed..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
PETERSBURG Il
METHODIST PREACHERS
DISCUSS CONDITIONS
they Seek to Care for the Many
People Who Are Without
Employment.
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Negro Convict. Who Escaped From
Road Camp and Was Captured, Is
Taken to Brunswick for Trial.
Child Has Narrow Escape.
Ispoclal to The Times Dispatch. ]

I"pUCIdI 20 TIC IIfneB-Dispatch'I =
PETERSBURG, VA, November 30.--
the Methodist preachers at their
weekly meeting. to-day. reorganized b.
electing the following officers: presi-
uent. Rev. S. j. Brown: secretary, Rev.
W ]. Watt; treasurer, Rev. j. II. 1IoI
ioway. The pastors made reports OF
large and attentive congregations at
discussed several matters or Interest.
especially the depressed conditions,
which have caused SO many persons to
be temporarily thrown out OF employ
ment. The Rev. p. +. Lipscomb, d. D.,
presiding elder Of the district. stated
that steps are being taken to aend the
Rev. w. Il. Hayes, pastor at Chester,
10 Cnpevlllc, across the Chesapeake
Bay. and to have the Rev. j. It. White
ley. u. d. succeed him at Chester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
Takcn to brunswick for Trial.

The negro, Moses Johnson, who cs
capped from the convict road camp In
In tsls city, Saturday, was taken back
TO that county in an automobile in
charge of officers yesterday afternoon.
IN leaving camp, Johnson. stole "a valu-
able. mule belonging to the State. which
he abandoned at Emporia, $97 In money.
. pistol and an overcoat- belonging to
officers OF the camp. For the larceny
OF the mule and money he Is to be
tried in the Circuit Court OF Bruns-
wick, aDd on conviction, az he Is now
serving his penitentiary term. wiil-llke-
made to don his prison uniform for, his
citizens clothes before being taken
from Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
General News Noten.

Miss Minnie Pauline, youngest
daughter of AR. and Mrs. George Vi.
Mail. died yesterday ut the homo OF
her parents In lIttrick. This Is the
second child the parents have lost
since July
Harry. son Of the Rev. David s.
Myers. pastor of the Orthodox Syna-
sosue. on Market Street, having
reached his thirteenth birthday, was
confirmed with due ceremony yesterday.
and last night party was given az
The residence or his parents In his
honor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
Comet The Red FLOODED s. s. s. Dsses

A host Of people have been completely
pur f S. 3. 4. Tneres snosSsr n host
daily fussinR with their salves. sarglss
aud acids who haven't walked up Co the
fact that Catarrh comes from impure
blood.
To begin with s.. 8. 8. clears the
Eastritis and Catarrh Of the intestines.
BY doing this only pure blood enters tho
lungs. Pure blood n thus supplied to the
entire body: It requires pure blood to
blood must be supplied to the delicate ate
kidneys and all other parts of the body.
all OF which are made up Of q myriad Of
tiny cells and all surrounded By g net
work of small blood vessels. 1t Is in
those cells and these interlecings of blood
vessels that s. 8. 8. does Its work. The
With the ' antidotaf met,,einsl effect Of
S. s.. 8. Thus instead OF the abnormal
secretions Of mucous spreading their In
nammatory influence into the Kidneys, the
lungs, the throat and bronchial tubes.
watering the eyes: plugging the ears and
causing a constant drib6ling at the nose,
moistened with healthy lubricants.
II han been fully demonstrated that Ia
8. 8. 8. there Is ono ingredient which
serves tho active urpose OF stimulating
each cellular part Of tho body to select
from tho blood It's own required nutri-
ment. And this activity Includes the
membranes and the structural tiHsues OF
You viii soon realize it's wonderful In
Auence by the absence Of frontal head
ache, decided clearing of the air pas-
sages. the disappearance Of thick Jumps
Of mucous In the nose and throat and a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
I!irenen break Mall.

squad of fremen from the south
side station, under. command Of Cap
tain Cosby. went through brick wall
to eStinguish n blaze which started
yesterday morning underneath the
homo Of Mrs. Willtinson, sos Porter
street. The FIRE burned several Of the
joists. doing about s25 damage. and
threatening to undermine the founda-
tons of the house. defective fuc.
which overheated the bricks, is be-
lievcd to have caused It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
Elsher-Ilduards.

s CHARLOTT VA, November
30.-Clinton Fisher, fof Staunton, and
Miss Lena Edwards, of this city, were
married at 4 o'clock at the Episcopal
rectorX.i the ReN.. IL. b. Lee; DID, of
ficiating. The bride was given away
by her brother. Percy Edwards Mr.
and Mrs. EisherSwill make tlieir home
in Staunton. tS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
Invitations to wedding.

Especial to The 1,imesl Dispatcli.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
So.--iir. and Mrs. Walter Conway
Saunders. of Glen .Allcn,. have issued
invitations for tho murriagc of their
daughter, Miss aIuria Louise saunders,
10 William Alfrey Grey OF Hanover
County. The marriage will take place
ut Glen Allen Baptist Church on the
evening Of Thursday, .December, TO-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
!. Appro.cl,ine ,l,rrIauc,.


sie CIIARLOTTESVILI1F VA, November
30.--Mrs;s JOHN sW:s,Gos OF this, city,
Announces the approaching marriage
of her daughter, Mary Stuart. to Mon,
roe G, WILSON, of Keysyilie. va. Tho
marriage VIII take place at the homo
of the t.brides5on tWortland Street on
the evening Of December o. 'S3Vl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
Teschcrs Hold Meettns.

All Of the .Souths!de teachers. incluti-
fling those in the newly annexed terri
tory. mot yesterday afternoonfin the
liPowhatan School FOR reorganization.
Professor, L.. f. Smith. superintendent
of schools. presided, and issued his
instructions. to the new teachers.
Professor Smith will begin grading
the, Swansboro and Oak Grove Schools
this morning, putting them on the
same basis rs those in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-01
NEGRO Youth Held for Tr,oI

The store OF the w. ii. Harrison CONF
pany, on Washington Street, was en-
tered through window last night and
robbed OF Il number or pocket knives
and pocketbooks. The police arrested
James Carpenter and Garland Foster.
sixteen and eighteen years old. on the
charge Of committing tho robbery. and
recovered the stolen property. In the
Police Court this morning tho negroes
We're committed for trial at the. De-
crmcer term. OF the Hastings Court.