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Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
I.H.C. MAKES BIG CUT
 IN PRODUCTS PRICES

CHICAGO, Sept. 29. - The Inter national Harvester company today an nounced reductions ranging from 10 to 20 per cent in practically all lines of farm implements, effective Octo- Der l.
 This is the company's second gen eral reduction this year. In March and April, prices of agricultural ma chimes were cut 10 to 15 per cent and in July reductions were made on all types of tractors.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
CLEANING GROUNDS

Men and teams are at work clean ing the grounds just below the Lo- well bridge that will be used fo:' camping grounds for tourists and oth- CTS who visit the district. The grounds are on the left hand side of the Douglas road
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
RECEIVED SAD NEWS

Mrs. Jared D. Taylor of Warren. has received word that her niece, Ra- mona Hahn, II years old, died from injuries received in an automobile ac- cident. at the family home in Shezoy- gan, Wisconsin. The little girl was the daughter of Mrs. Marie z. Hahn who is we'll known in the Warren District, having visited Mrs. Taylor many times. The deceased was also a frequent visitor in the district where she made many friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
WILL LEAVE TODAY

A. c. StOddard, Chief engineer of the Inspiration Copper company, and George H. Booth. head of the mechan- ical department of the same company who have been in the district for the past week making an inspection of the properties of the copper Queen and c. & A., will leave today for their home at Inspiration.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
HAVE COMPLETED STEEL WORK

The Wisconsin Bridge Company, that had the contract for doing the steel work on the new concentrator for the Copper Queen Branch of the Phelps Dodge corporation, has com pleted it's work and was paying off it's men yesterday. The company has been gradually reducing it's force for the past few weeks. About forty men were effected by the completion of the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
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Juan Lascurian was yesterday sen- fenced to serve a term of 60 days in the county jail by Justice Craig, hay ing been convicted of disturbing the peace. He was arrested in Upper Brewery Gulch, having too much te- quila aboard. He was taken to the county jail yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Hood and Deputy Sheriff Raf- ferty.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
RECEIVER TAKES BANK

HAGERTOWN, Md, Sept. 29. The First National Bank of Havertown did not open for business today, notice posted on it's doors reading: This bank is closed by order of the United States district court for the district of Maryland, and Robert D. Garrett, appointed receiver, is now in charge
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

here by deputy sheriffs for Tucson of ficers on charge of forgery, was Thursday bound over to await the ac- tion of the Pima county superior court under $500 bond. His father, A. J. Hooks, was one of the principal witnesses against his son. Three checks were produced in court that young Hooks had forged. The family resided in this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
LOCAL PEOPLE INVITED

According to William Alberts, chair man of the entertainment committee of the social club of Agua Prieta, members of the Warren District Country Club are invited to the dance to be given at the Agua Prieta club house Saturday evening Good music has been promised for the oc- caSion.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
FOR THE TAIL TIMBER.

pr. N. c. BledsOe, City Attorney John Sanders, F. c. Bledsoe and Leighton Bledsoe, will leave early this morning for Rock Creek in the Chiricahua mountains from which point they will pack up into the noun tains for a five day deer hunting trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
FROM FL PASO

P. w. Oliver representing the Sul- livan Machinery company of Fl Paso, is in the city for a few days in the interest of that firm. He is taking the place of Rudolph Weidner, who formerly made" this section.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
FOyRni&d
FUNERAL YESTERDAY

The funeral of the late George V Bell, was held yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the local Ma sonic lodge. Interment was at the Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

The trial of Rose Reed, who was arrested on Wednesday night by the police officers on a charge of having intoxicating liquor in her possession in rocming house in violation of the city ordinance, was continued yester- day afternoon until next Thursday. SEe was held in jail for some time before she was able to put up S2o0 bend for her appearance. Yesterday through her attorney, Allen English, she demanded a jury trial. It was set for 1:30 next Thursday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

gone and I never have an ache or pain. I am only too glad to tell oth- CTS about the wonderful good Tarlac has done. It has no equal"
 TaDlac is sold by reliable druggists everywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
IN suPERINTENoENT's OFFICE.

sition in the office of County School Superintendent, Helen Brown, vacat- ed by Miss Grace Hastings, who has rendered her resignation. Miss Hast ings will go to the University at Tue son to take special course.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

The Mexican woman who was talk en in charge on Naco Road on ac- count of her peculiar actions, was talk en to Tombstone yesterday to be eX- amined by the sanity commission. She had tied all of the furnishings of her house to the bed post and had a number of other strings running to the corners Of the room. While she was being taken in charge she bit City Marshal Brakefield in the hand. When she was taken to Tombstone yesterday she had become more or derly.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
Friday Morning, September 30, 1921

T. W. Wetmore, secretary of the Y M. |. A, returned yesterday rom a vocation spent on the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

Judge A. c. Lockwood of Tombstone was in the city yesterday on his way to Douglas, where he went to hold q session of the juvenile court
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

Deputy Sheriff N->rry Rafferty of Tombstone, was in the city yester- day on business connected with his office.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30
ON HUNTING TRIP.

K. r. Best of the Copper Queen gen
 eral office, left yesterday for Douglas | where he will join a party composed of Tom Hood, Rex Rice and Ted Rice who will go to the ChirlcaEuas on | 10-day hunting trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

J. T. Kingsbury, lawyer, was in the city yesterday from his home in Tombstone on a short visit
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

w. F. Haug, justice of the peace al Huachuca Siding, was in the city yes terday, accompanied by his daughter on a shopping trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

SOUGHT BY LAND OFFICE.
 The United States Land Office at Phoenix is trying to locate several COchise county people to whom let
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

Miss Ruth Sparks was in the city yesterday on q short visit from her home in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

Professional tea and wine tasters do not smoke, as it might affect their Ealates.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

William Stevenson was in the city yesterday from his ranch near Dixie CanyCn
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

A. P. Henning of Phoenix, is a bus mess visitor to the Warren district
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

w. G. Gilmore, Tombstone attor- ney, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

Mrs. Cicero Martin was in the city yesterday on visit to friends from her home near Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

George Clark was in the city yes terday rom his rahc;t " the vicinity of Fit Huachuca on a business mis- sion.
 Mrs. C. w. Hicks le>: yrsreruay for Tombstone. where she will remain for two weeks visit with her daush- ter. Mrs J. T. Kingsbury.
 Sam Penney, former resident of Bis bee. is in the city for a few days on a visit to his sister, Mrs. w. R. Ton kin. He will go to Ray from here.
 Folsom Moore is spending few days in Tucson on a business trip.
 John Hart and wife of Douglas. were in the city yesterday as the guests Of Gus Haigler and wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

Mrs. Frank Moson and daughter, were in the city yesterday on a short visit to friends from their home near Hereford.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-30

County Attorney John F. Ross and wife were in the city yesterday on a short visit while on their way home from a trip to Douglas.
 Mrs. Frank Soler of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on her way to Douglas on a visit to friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
FREDERICKSBURG FAIR
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY
Feature nf Exhibition VIII he At
tendance Of !t.HH Marines
Opening Day.
tSnecial To The Timcs-Dispatch


FHEDERICKSBrR VA. sept. -.
The fredericksburg Fair. begin
ming Tuesday. September -. Will Ice
The most attractive and interesting
fair that has ever been held here in
TIA" history OF the city. Visitors to
the fair ON Tuesday. the opening
day. will have the opportunity al
witnessing 1000 men Of the United
states Marine Corps, in marching
formations. enter the fair grounds
AMI -" them pitch their wartime
camp in tn. large field insid" Of the
iacc track. The sight OF 1000 ma
r!ncs. marching IL the music al sew
"ral larS. brass bands and with
their Spickaud-s pan uniforms and
:rrs glistening in the sun. will no
doubt attract thousands al Interested
spectators. Visitors will have an
opportunity Ia 81" Tie 'S"idi"rs IF
the Sea" pitch camp aud 20 through
their various cunn duties as they
I'D on the soil Of Frames during the
world war.
General Smcdl"y Batter post CON
VIII" wIll bc in command Of The lar-
fore" and the mimic way Ia he
s;u:;cd IN the Wilderness battlefield.
near Frederick sburc. has notified the
FAIR managers that II squadron OF
about twenty nlanrs VIII give air
n,an-rvc"S in BATH" formation over
the fair grounds on al, four days of
ii. exhibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
NEGRO SLAYER ENADES
CROWD OF PURSIERs
h"rLins, Sought D., Newport News
pfnciak. i:iuhcs Niicmpi.
uuturc Hin,

NEN PORT &:NS Va. Sept -5-
rallied through sunlls;ht ana lark
'c-s OF two days. carlo Mertius H..
30 slayer ot Policeman DE kprt-.
nniinu-d 10 cv.d" his pursu,ra sex
RAJ hundred strong who declared
gain last night that they had him
Hrroundcd IN the stretch - woods
% the right Of The concrete road de-
w"cn Lebanon Ihurru ana York
80 n. He was said TO have brc, seen
enter there at o'clock Yesterday
''tcrn""n by rrSn"nsIb!c persons. ANA
NHf riding another nurse. taken
rom 4 negro resilient IN IN. y.cini,,
cts Manager Thorn. who i.ad tn.
'arch throughout th- dny and night
" Friday taking tn" lead IN direct
y. the Jrail through y-yorni
irrtcilrs Of w'uds, returned To- The
rra" yesterday afirrn"pn ON hearing
h' new report % the u.gro's appear
nt" N"ain lie Established leuGqunr-
''s At Tho naval mine LAS, across the
'"ud from " mere the rro vas seer,
% enter, ami dirrct-d ac,iOn through
asi night IN" entire s,r"tcl covering
'hout Two ana half miles "a, all
"n.uiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
IRA YELLING SALESMAN HELD
FOR STEALING HIS OWN CAR
Pittsburgh Shoe Man Taken Into Custody in Winches
ter Complaint of Carnival Man, Who Later
Admitted He Had Framed the Arrest

lhorau. of Winchester became in
c"nsed. saying IL was an outrage to
lrav" tn" three men stranded in Il
strange town. ana he is said 10 have
tod the N!rtinshure police that his
car, bcaring West Virginia license
No. ij.G6l had been stolen by a
Pittsburgh man named Kuhn whom
he 'Martiub had bcfricnd.d
TcleSrams and telephone messages
were seat post-hastc. In towns in
Maryland. West Virginia and Virginia
I" he on tho lookout for the car. AS
huhns was motoring along Main
street here the fnllowin. morning.
an officer arrested him, and he and
Inc car wcr" taken TO Headquarters
Will" lie WAS cndcavoring To estab-
lish ownership Martin and his com
panions came in. Martin to lay in u
complaint of his car being stolen.
Meanwhile. iii" iIagcrStown sheriff
t"i.rhoncd 'hai he had been DELAYED
IN coming for the thief" on account
OF Il severe storm. When kuhus and
Martin were brought face to face,
IN" latter. according to chief Doram.
confessed he had lost his head over
hcinS dropped at Martinshurg and
ilah framed the story that Kuhns
had stolen Martins ear. The court
ordered Martin to leave town nj the
earliest possible moment or 20 to
tn" State roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Continuing, she said
III there are any sufferers who
nave any doubts OF what Il wonderful
preparation Plant Juice is, my cX-
heriencc thnd my friends and ac-
uua!ntanccs Will bear me ouo ought,
Z" convince the most skepticai. As "A
further proof have brought photo
graph showing how terribly | looked
before taking Plant Juice. | had SUIT
Tered torment for y long ycars with.
nay stomach. bowels and Kidneys and
was Il mass of aches and pains. was
hardiy able To get up ana down stairs
and the way | would bloat and swell
up from the gas was something fear
tni. as II seemed almost to the burst
ing ro!nt. | would get so nervous [
would he almost Frustrated. tossed
Win si""picssncsS most al! night and
was just AK pale as q ghost: You
would never know ME for the same
woman now. for since taking Plant
Juice ! can cat heartily and am no
longer distressed and the boating has
ch rely disappeared. | am not con-
situated as | formerly was and | do
not have m ache in my entire body
MY n"ighbors can hardly believe liz
FOR the change in nay appearance is
80 great. lust this morning ! did {,
big washing and ironing and It
seemed like child's play. have spent
[ hundreds and hundreds Of dollars for
different medicines and treatments
but IL was Just like throwing money
away, for never had any benefit
until took Plant Juice. and now
am ha"ny 10 state that | am entire
~ Well"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond ut
Tr:glc's Drug Store: in Petersburg
! hv Morrison. The Drug Man: in Chase
city by The Chase city Drug CO.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
spccial to The Times-pispatch. I

WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. 25.-Ar-
rested and held for several hours by
the police here on a charge Of steal =
ing a brand automobile. which
really belonged to him. was the novel
and decidedly uncomfortable cXpc-
RENE. OF Il. q. iuhns. a travelling
salesman, of Pittsburgh. Pa. who
travels for ~ Wholesale shoe company.
ana also sells maps as Il side line.
He travels over many rugged roads
in West Virginia, and on tina; ;tc-
c"un; mad his ear registered in that
State.
kuhns happened To he in Winch"s .
ter during the annual fair and while
on til" grounds made the acuuaint-
anc" Of Clarence Long and John Ma
lone. OF iiarrisonburE, ana Joe Mar
tin. carnival employee. who pro-
icss"d Ia bu from the Pittsburgh dis
,riri. When the men learned that
kuhns was going to liagcrstow n,
Md, Tor the night. they asked the
privilege OF accompanying him. and.
without giving IL much consideration.
consented. While attending 10 some
business in MartinsburS. W. Va.
kuhns ana his new friends bccamc
separated. and the shor salesman pro-
cecdch on his way without them.
Martin according To chief OF Police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
MRS. MARY FONTAINE
VICTIM OF CANCER
sister Of Mnrk iInnkius, tIf, Emil
nrrr az RIrhm"nd. Dirs IN
ItUuuOkc.

CLIFTON FORGE. w. Sept. a.
Mrs Mary Fpnt;tinc. wif- a: civ
treasurer Il NJ. i'ontainc. Of this city.
died this afternoon in Roanoke. where
*h" had been under treatment for s"y-
"ral weeks The cauS. Of her death
was cancer. ANA she had been il, de-
Ginning health FOR many months Tho
body VIII hc brought here tomorrow
and the funeral viii be hold Tues
'ay Tier husband auI on. daughter
"cr" win her at I'll" time 90 her
death. she Is survived Ay nor hus-
hhnd. TWO daughters. Misses Virginia
ana Mary. Hnd by tw" hroth.rs. Marx
iianSins, city engineer. u( Richmond
ANA Lewis ianl;ns. Il contractor of
IA. sam" city She was Z. In.tnber OF
IL. En.ssopnl Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

;NEl.DTTESN!I.Li:. ~. sept. -
IN" body o/rrivatc John ". Estes,
of rhls cl,". who was i.!ilci In action
overseas. Novcmh"r :. 1915. reached
toy" YESTERDAY. AMI In" funeral was
held 1T : "'c'"rE this afternoon from
ia" First Methods; cGurcl. TIA. s.rv-
.r, h'ins conducted hy the ras,"r.
Roy. II. g. M'ors. assisted hy th-
It'v NJ. NJ L"ver,t Tao local post
"' H. american Log ~ provided an
escort ana member. q: the legion
a"r"d az pallhcar"rs
N"nne Estes was u son %: Mrs Or..
i.si'S OF tbs city, "ud enlisted for
Scrvic" 81 IN. outbr.at ur Tho world
war. Ilc MAS W.mb-r az Company
= ElcvrHth Infantry. and No, dealt,
IA France. BESIDES his mother. ne /.
survived by Two brothers and three
sisters James Estes. -: cro2ct ~.
Walter Estes. OF Gro.;oc>. Va: Mrs
Z. y johnson Mrs. - ~. Shiii..tt ans
.'iTs II l. Bailey. all OF th!s city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
I.ynrhhmr. Editor WEEDS.

i.pNcHBrRG. VA. Srut. .,.-J. =.
shank. formerly Of Harr!Sonbu
wh.r" he was mana ling editor Of t.c
NcwS-R"cDrd. and now telegraph ed.
!tor Of tas advance here. ana Minis
Eio!s" In; "f Charleston. W. Vi.
We've married at Rockville Md. -.
R'T. John Il. henderson. They
visited Charleston and the groo,c',
GA hcm" near Hinton. Roc<mcnan,
county. and next week they will re-
urn mere 10 make their home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
STUDENTS ARE GUESTS
AT ENTERTAINMENT
ii"p'i>i sunAn. school uonors Mem.
hers Of fredericksburg
Normal,
SpeciaI IL Tn, Tlnrs- ni.n.,,,,,

'SptCial la Ths Fines DiSpatch
FREDEi:lciNSErKG VA. Sept. %.
TN" students of the Frederick sbur:-
Stat" Normal School. who attend TN.
baptist sunday School and church.
We're guests AT . delightful reception
Friday nirht. rendered them by the
officers ana teachers OF the sunday
school. over 100 young ladies from
IN" Norma were present and they
were arrccahlN entertained with an
elaborate program which Included a
number al musical selections. adj
dresses ANA refreshments DR. j.
iarn"tt King. assistant supcrintcu-
dent OF the sunday school. presided
and III" committee in charge was
composed az Mrs. J. Il. Alrich. Mrs.
w ~ H"ll and Mrs II. W. Scott The
musical ir"Sram included II solo by
Mrs. y. J.. il"w". accompanied on the
piano hN Mise Nora 4. Willis; u yo-
ca, solo and Hawaiian Guitar sr.rc-
ton by Miss Nora &. Willis: piano
duet by Misses Mary Helm and
iicicn Franklin: sclcrLpns by tho
sunday school orchestra. Nc. Il. Car
michael gave !mp"rsonati"ns of
southern hnrllcy lore, whica were
very amusinc. Brief addresses were
made hy NJ or King. rrcsIdcut \. Il.
Chandler. IN. of the Normal School.
anh Br SPARKS w Melton. Of Nor
folk. Refreshments ice cream cake.
candles. mus and minis. We're served.
The "NormaliticS' returned to their
dormitorics after spending an evening
that Will he pleasantly remembered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
STERN AWARDS TANK
COMPANY TO DANNILLE
Fift!-S, Wen Enlist for Service In
New 0nint To Hr
xcu.

iSpcrial TO Tho Times dispatch
biNNlLl.E. VA. Srlt. 2j.--capt ain
Il. l.. f'urhcn. L. :. y. who lag boon
here fer three days rccruiiin. men
Tor Tia" y s,.onal Guard TANK Corrs
announced this afternoon that A.
juian,-c"rera! 10 Ian" storm hal
mad" III, award u the company 20
Dan"illr three corner.d race d.
:"iopcd FIR securing this "urlt. Dan
WIG defeating Richmond anu Ior.s-
mouth.
Fifty-siN men HAY" been cnlisr"d
here. ihis being more than the min
mum quota. 'rhrc. tanks Will L..
Kept here permanently after ,h- mus
t"rinc IN and iir.t official inspections
Recruiting will continue. and Il -
hoped To bring the conpany up 1"
10" men The COMPANY viii di'n
once a week ami tn" men wil drs =.
- for each drili. The company viii
ais" have TWO weeks encampment in
summer.
| citizens To" "ic I" serve. who COZ: :
tribute a. much as So !" IA. com
pany fund. Will hc exempt from jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
No More Gas In
ioRsaCh&BoWeIs

II you wish to he permanently relieved
OF gas IN thc stomach and bowels. taxa
igaluann'S Gas'ra h!eis.
BIaimann's Gas-Tablsis are prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach gas.
and particularly for all the bad effects
coming from gas pressure.
THAT empty. gone and gnawng feeling
at the pit az your stomach Viii disappear.
that anxious AID nervous feeling with
hcart palpitatiUn Viii vanish. and you viii
once more De able To take a deep breath,
so often prevented by gas pressing against
your heart and lungs
Your limbs arms and fingers won't feel
c1ld ana so to sleep. because Baalnunns
Gas Tablets prevent gas Interfering with
the circulation; intense drowsiness and
sleepy feeling after dinner will coon bs
replaced 10y desire for some form of en-.
tertainmcnt Your distendcd stomach
will reduce by inches because gas will not
form after using Baaimann's Gas
Tablets
Get the genuine In the yellow package
from any reliable druggist or Tragic Drug
Co.-AdSertiscmcnt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
BETS 3O-YEAR SENTENCE
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Joseph Coodson Found Guilty
of killing John Adkins
i'm Fluyauua.

Especial To The Times Dispatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Sept, %.
The trial or Joseph Goodscn. OF
Union Mills. charged with the murder
.pf John Adkins. which occupied the
+tttcntion of Il special session OF the
|FIuvanna Circuit Court the greater
portion OF tho past week. came Ia "a
IrjoSc yesterday afternoon. the jury
|hndinr The accused guilty Of murder
| IN the first degree and fixing the
|2cnaity ut thirty years in the state
pen tcntiary. MIR Pembroke Petit,
Commentaries Attorney, Was AK
sisted In The prosecution by Il. Lind
say Gordon. az Louisa liadcn &
|iiadcn. of Palmyra. ana Hayden John o
son. of Washington. II. g., represent
led the defendant
The tragedy. which created guit. "a
sensation In Fluvanni. occurred on
u" morning of June 30th. at Onion
Mills, on the ROAD 10 thuflpttcs vile.
Adklnf. young farmer. WAS married
carly III IN" spring to a woman to
whom Goodspn had previously paid
much attention ON tn. Sunday be
fore the shooting. Goods on'S nam. for
he woman took now life and h"
"fo'" her 10 meet MIN At Il spiIn...
ncnr the Adkins home. ard to whistle
would come To her ln this l"itcr he
used many "nd.aring tcrms--in fact
iihd" 1T II real love letter
ny some means the Iuissiv. Ccll into
ne hands 81 Adkins. the woman x
husband. who proceeded to borrow Il
'hotgun ana approached the spring
'riNing ~ which he whistlcd. y, ia"
moment that 1JoI~on made his pres
'ncc known. two shots rang out upon
Ian
sun In tn" hands Di Adkins. ami
Nc other from 81 heavy revolver from
'""dson. tn" shotgun proved 4
harmless weapon. bat tho bali from
'"oGson'S revolver passed entirely
trough Adkin's BODY ana. after run
h.ng nbou, twenty-five yais. he fcil
and expired
ioodson VAS wounded hy tn. sho.
rom Adkins gun. sufficient Ia leave
'l"od spots whore ~" stood aud hy
which h. wac traced I" a fence. yvhcv.
'iS h"rE" was ties AMI or which hc
"d" away To his home lud farnily.
1'li"vins lhat he mad only wounded
tdkins
y c0rnn"r's jury way lmpauclod and
hr evidence in IN" Casr carefully
zone over which was deemed suit
.icnt 10 hold Gopdsou for tho murder.
th" sheriff aud :; pgsS. proceeded
% Goodsons home. arrested him. toois
aim 10 Palmyra. the county s"nr. and
'iaccd lin VA Jail 20 await al. action
II the grand jury