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Spman On Stanc
ches Wits With
le For An Horn
TRIAL OF MASTER
CROOK BROUGH
NEAR TO CLIMAX
Chian He Shot At How eon*
Who Ww Trying To Rob
Him
* CALM AND STOIC AI.
Spoke In (oM, Kven Tunes,
Eye* Fixed On Questioner
• At AH Tinw
HARTFORD. COWL. April 1.-nfler
ald Ctupman. «xlraordinary # rrimitial
' brow gilt bis defense ugatnat the
charge of haring murdered a Ww
Britain policeman >aat October 13 to
a (llmar today when h» look tho
ahead hmsclf and for more than an
Hour matched hU wit* with the
state'e prosecutor. Hugh M. Alcorn.
At all tom aaemtnglr antlrelj- at
raae, tb* notorious prisoner slumped
>u the wltnaaa chair, one arm atop
the railing surrounding It. *;v.h* in
low. arm. unhurried tonea. hi* eye*
promlaent and roMly blu*. w*ne-fix
ed on his questioner, b.wi of the
time. On occasions p.rtlctlarlr
when he launched Into sow* irtcrlp
tltm or explanation or clreu«ii>tatic*o
surrounding him or tb' . charge
igalast him. he would look directly
at the Jury, leaning slightly forward
• and fitting directly to tha \ try.
Walter K. ahe-.t. l.'a accusor. was
a criminal sad an tosodate ./ crimi
nal* from all of rive* oemtey.'
n* l.tarried. |t m • b-pman said,
•ft. ,'VH |R the eirr# ».<,n of hi*
Sprig'i tld Msm. a lyernamg con*
cpr« a *l»pot (>• stolon (.»<d> ship
pel to him fi*a all j its of the
country by nnbrw 'i-i eha’aotgrs.
to hr disposed of on a commission
battle.
Frederick J. flrochl. cltlef defense
counsel. s*kcd Chapman a few ques
tions on calling hint to lb# stand.
Chapnuui denied rvar haring been in
New Britain: admitted hr has four
tlmm b*r«t convicted of crlnit; said
"left" the federal prison at
Album "aliotif March 3d. 19«." that
hr had known fleorge "Dutch" An
dcrsoit. bis mail looting buddy, about,
right years, and that be had met
many of Shcanfs associates- pien
rfttNted by him as "abren’s uiota '
T%*n AI cam begin cro#e-"»arolita-
Hina JU» broulhi out that the pris
oner had »erred prison terms in Au
burn and Uislm. New- York, and
thart he waa In Atlanta penitentiary
beenune of the I3.ikt.miu New York
mall rwherrj. .Hr Mas not srated la
. the mail robbery, ehepqiun asserted,
uad Alcorn asked him If he bad not
dented ai his trial participation in
the looting. -
“I do not want to get Into an ar
gument' with you about whether nr
not I am guilty of the bold-up." he
answered. "It be* nothing to do
wltM th a cage."
Asked |f he shot st a police officer
tint* h# waa dYr-stetl m Mun
• tie, he replied, “J shot at someone.
Art knowing be was a ,io rice man
• inm»aaw> ap and jabbed a gna aader
i Mirari 1 had something Ilka
j, la my pocket, and he waa a
pidg omslng character.”
Ike hadn't Intended to kill (be man
he explained, merely seeking to soar*
him On Alcorn’s questioning, he
slid the nitroglycerin found in his
automobile had been bought by htm
Hpi. Henderson from. Indiana at
Tgwi'i requests.
imrtoua art tote*. including *ete
rmckers tools, aarrihed to his own
ership by the prosecution* he said
• were owned by Anderson or ethers of
hie associates.
Halt Cieraldine Farrar;
Seize Bottles In Car
Rt'TIAND, April X—Two doaen
bottles ttf nfleged aaaorted .liquors .
im a doaen bottles, alleged to con
tain beer wero seised when customs
Olftrlala *4 Rmmes Point. N. T.
searched tb* private Mr of tlernldln*
kVtrnr. said 'Ate today. Tb'
stager and her »*py mere permit)el
to proceed to Rutland. wtwnw she
iifr hilt ft Tii ■yj
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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LARANIK, WV. UtHATH
* IH RHAX ITS FIBULA
. t HIOAOO, The basketball quln
tetto rpproaented Laramie. Wy„
•At night eliminated Durham In
tho grand Hauls by tba score of
2« to If. -
The game was a, whirlwind con
leak from the opening blast of the
referee's whistle and was In doubt I
uniU the laat few, minute* o( the I
ptay.'whaa the western |ad» ral- j
lied to pat over tho winning I
IMdnta In a faet and furious fltir- I
ry. . . j
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MYSTERY VEIL
HIDES BURNING OF
SAMPSON YOUTH
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Yount (•uinry LiUraily Boric- j
curd All** By Flamcn. and
Soffei-cd Intenseriy
ALL FACTH NOT REVEALED
Waa Found In Horn* Os Old I
Colored Woman With Left -
Side Os Body Badly
Ciarred
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Investigation of the brutal Lam
ing of Hubert Gainey. 16-year-old I
youth of Sampson county, haa die-1
dloaedT a straightforward account of I
the Incident but there yet reamlUß I
much doubt and mystery concerning j
Hie, whole affair, according to I
cecouat approrlua on the Smlthtleld
Herald.
Msrvln Thornton, "Man” Thorn-1
t(A Isham Kaynor, Thomas I Dro-J
nln and Bradley Herring Cfllupoaed
a ashing party which *as ramping
tor ihe night of March M, at the
old 1 W'qoirpr • Bass pond In Beoton
vlll, township About night this
party was joined by Beat/ Uataay.
father of Hubert Gainey and Pres
ton BareftMt who hal with them also
other fishermen at tb* pond who wit
nessed with great deal of disgust the
loti that there waa druakness and!
profanity among the Qsblng party
cutof which the trouble grew.
At an early hour. Beaty Gain*y
Irtt hi* sun with the p<rty I r •
turned hi hla home some tire miles I
awsy, the others remaining at the
fishing party until eleven o'clock. The
fishing party then left the pond all I
riding In a Ford car* tog*th4r. Ac
cording to the burned boy's story. I
the car stopped at the Cross Roads I
at the old (ilenwood Academy, .and j
he got off the car and started-to
wards home. It bwtng Bfirrmldnlgbt. I
ll* state* tbit he slopped a minute I
after, to assemble hi* conking nt*n-1
»U*. ahd while so engsaed. the two I
Thornton imm came back to him. I
uuving iyt tb* moving car Heated I
4ords followed slmut a pulley and a
llgh) ensued. Gainey was knocked J
down In the beginning uni he tried I
to muk his e»c*pe R aroma that
he was attracted from tRe road to I
two (Ires burning out serosa a plow-1
ed field, on* an old gate pout, and I
unother a fat llghtwood stamp which I
had caught from burning woods mint J
tWo days prior. At the burning gate |
l»«. Oulnry was stripped of moat or
hi* clothing, and here it- waa that
be waa held by hia assailants until
the left *|4 # of his body was badly
charred by the blew. -»
Aided ky 1 stood We man
Young Gainey was discovered
about light on Thursday morning In
the home of y.iiia Hlurkman, an oM
colored woman lived some four
ifitndred yards from the sc>ne of the
burning. He was entirely nude qnd
was allll moaning from the extreme
pahts of the burns, The colored
woman with the asslaUnce # of her
1 A ft e*n.r year-old son dressed Ihe ylc
iim and notined her white neighbors
lln his agony, Gainey r»nr«a*#H to
her snd to those who awaited him
ts! the early morning honra. that It
was tb* two ThnVnion men who had
assn lilted him.
By ten o'clock Thnrsday morwtag
he wad removed to the home of bis
father. Hr. Be ty Gainey who lives
•boat « mile from Where the .incident ,
oecirrnd' The hay |g now under th*
J| YOUTH SHOT DOWN
'WITHOUT WARNWG
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l\ Pictor*?” Mm
Pointing Gun
M BKMNBTT, AprU S-a tuney Phtl
llips. a youth of Fall Creek com mum
_ I ity. Is In a dangerous < undliluq In
—J m Sanford husptul. and Mabel"
1 1 Richardson of this place It under tr
-11 rcs|, pending the outcome of PAR
II Up's Injury, aa the r*ault'of a shoot
lllng affair that took plac* hdre, Bun-
Ijdti) u'ghi.
J It seems that a party of hoFa In
lit Wo car* had been out driving, atui
J lull* haa tire troabls. The boys la
||< luded Richardson, (,'arl Brewer, C.
|| Brunaua. Blarnie Jones and Fletcher
llLambert. Thty bad stopped on tha
Ijaide of the road, and were patch!**
lie punctUie.
If Bhllllpa drove up, pad, thinking
If that be might be able to help the
I crawl, ashed If there wm aaytblng
Him h.» mltfbt do
Richardson stepped up. and poipt
ed. a pistol against the chin of Phil
lips. with the rennrh. "Do yfpl want
jig see yonr picture7" Td|m by a«r-
Iprise, Phillips requested that the guh
be regmewd. Richardson fired, the
ballet going in Phillip's efcta sad
out of the baek ofi hla neck.
.The Injured boy was gtrao Bret
aid treatment here, and rushed to
the hot pita I at Ban ford. At first. It
wow thought thot ther waa no chance
for hia recovery. A |a.te report from
the hospital atateo that he la resting
at well ag could be expected and haa
a fighting chance to live.
Shortly after tho shooting, which
hog shushed this entire town. Rich
ardson surrendered, to Deputy fthe
rtff Nall, It Is claimed by some ppr
tloa that ho la menially deranged.
Ab far aa haa. been learned tb*r« wan
»o onnac for hnmlty between the
two men.
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WEALTHIEST WOMAN
DIES TEXAS
Mrs. Henrielftt Hut*. Age 93
Owroer df MUUon Acre
Ranch la Dead
KINf}gVILLK. April" 3—Mra. Hen
frietta Ktog. 93. owaer of the world’s
I largest rimeh. and r*t«d aa one of
the country's wralthest women, died
last night.
1 Proprietor of a ranch bordering
the Gulf of Mexico for Id* miles and
comprising J.SM.MW acres, which
I came to her at Ihe dojth of her htMK
band, Capta'n Rirh»*l KJng. planer*
Texna cattle mas Mrs. King’s for-
Itune rose to aa eaormim* figure thru
jibe of land values from a
feu* reals to many dollars an aere.
| Her hard vfrlully were .countleaa
I more than loo.«*t) calVes being
| branded each season.
Coming l« ihe reach ga a bride.
Mre. King’s first boms was a black
| hou«e, due lo the const egg msnnee
of Indians and bandits Her last
home was of concrete and marble
h*»d was describ'd as the ftoeet farm
I item* in America. . .
Klngsrllte * town of <770 twOn
| the center of the raat estate and la
largely aupported by th« industries
of the ranch. Mrs. K p tag. who spent 1
jvirtnally all of her time on the prop-
J*rty. was noted f<y ber many henr
| factions.
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Sheriff Robefgon Claims He^Was-nt
Careless hi Protending His Prisoner
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AVUJAhRBTON. April I.—Mnr«
lb» f*arful tragedy which occurred la
our county «arly flunday mornini r
am told many rgmore liar* b***n elr
rulatdd (n the county which would
indicate that I had hoeu careleaa In
not providing further pmtertioiy-for
th* prtaoaer, Jo* Needletuan. wlia
waa th* victim of th* mob.
So on* regret a more than f that
rttch n violent act haa hcen perform
'd which oanaed adch a blot on tHV)
food name of the county. . j
Nothing had appeared to era* ,
cauao the allghleat wueptaton (hat
there would be any violence. and for
l V* reaaon I followed exactly ttael
ume cotime in taking car* of thla
pHaoaar that I follow* 1
ed by putting him In'tbe connty Jail,
All I gak of my Mtowmen | a a f»lr
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1 HANf.B IN SCHEDULE OF BUS UNE
H. G. Halts. Mlungfor of tMI <U>W*u,.n Tinniit (k>.. «n
--aounoeo • new ndicriul* for th* bus b«*inning wilh,
thifi monmtf. The new achedute m ag follow.:
Bun No, 1 B-ni l *»v* Ksr*wn*d M JWIMTIow «i H Walnut
gtreetn, go Nhrth to Mulberry, Wall to Herman street,
North to Aah j»Yw*t, We»t to Siocumb street. South to Wal
nut street, West to,,Virginia. North to Ash, cirde Hiound
by the Spicer gnnitoriuni. South on Carblinfi to Station. is»3
tJMt to Walnut to fitartmg point.
Rug No. 2 will start at North William, and the corpoiwte
limit* on the Greenleaf road going South to Wglnut street.
Wo|t to George street, North to Bellevue, and retumto
the storting point over the same route.
* Bus No. 8 will leave tVebbfown at Wm and Pineview
streets, going South to William streets instead of John,
West to George South to Ehn, and West to Uttle Washing
ton section, snd return over the same route.
Mr- Bale*,, announced that b* had abandoned John
street, because few passenger* boarded the cars on this
street, it being so dose in. and would traverse William
streeynstead, aa a good many requests hud boon received
DomMk people along William Street to mske this change.
M|her aanounrcntenU will be made as changes, if any,
are Mcessary for the jniOrtteiutßee of good service.
FIND tueWMt
sooswao
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guilt aithwclsm fW|||ut c. CiitinlilH
sv * **w fllvweoAP 1 ■ >’(IllltUlV
Upon .n)-Gallon Hand
While Locking For
Aged Negro Man,
CHARLOTTE, April 3. Not Cncte
HU Stewart, miastsg «ft-yror-o|d as
tro at tb* afctlop Mtwaca Matthews
and Nfi»t ttjUt but'M gallons of ooru
wblakay f*ll into the hands of rural
offtevrs yvaterday a* ihvy war* fry
lag to Ideate «b» okl maa.
Th* liquor Asa tR a band hurled
is a woods on lb* jjfarni of Jo*l Bar
r*tt. naur Mattbrow, Tbs baiwl waa
full of tbs stud * * was partly ax
poasd Nearby ta clump of bushes
were IS «mpw fr it jafs la* which
tbs contraband wi i probably hauled
HBftg&Stu; aa
lad* atambted upoa tba each*, loratsd
a ooasHsrahl* distance from any
beaten pith, troves.hud hvea thrown
ovqr the barrel, abasia foot of which
protruded shove ground, and ftvsh
< arth otmtsd that It bed not bage
burled long. Further search reveal
ed the fruit jars. The booty waa
placed la an eutomabtl* and lakes
to hekAmarters. if*J.
No further lroe# won dlaforerd
yesterday of facie fke. who dleag-
A«ai*d Friday afternoon. Tb* to
ned was expressed la the neighbor
hood tint ho waa murdored, .hut no
thing to aiihetaottate that optalou
baa hem revealed. Charles Daalel.
James Orwwford. gam Crawford.
Grovel* Wewatf and Lladaay Mr wart
th* latter tb* wife, of the old msn
ar ebelag hold by the rural police
pending further tovtsllgnten. Out
the officers are inclined so believe
they are honest when they dear of
knowing anything about Ihe dlsap
pee ran co.
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Entity Stomach* of ~
Two Men Removed
BHANOtIAf. April 3, —Dr * Komi,
dlrerlor Os Uie Darien general boa
pllal al DirDo (Maarhurte. haa juet‘ i
reported tINT an. two j,
operations tents
, stomachs. made
proi-e than O yVSf can- I
ear (rnrii case tie
*"rv removed aad t% gullet connecJ
ed .directly with ihe Inireliaro -j
|llre matter. I in willing for th*
j I *ep»* to know all my act* and ao
w 'hem (hat 1 have at alt tlman
| tried t« curr> nut the lawa *a repair
ed of me a* up officer.
Very Heaped fully.
11. T. HOBKAON.
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Al Wabhlaeton where Needle mar
!«• la howplial. it wga iu d he wAnld
- recover thonah be waa pormaaently
iw»Oyj.
, H panrow «< cording to Mi art ft Kobe
eon of Martin county, waa marrt*d
lon ftundav afternoon to the girt *hn
K alleged waa attnrhed by
.KeedHfean. *7- j
(a a atatement made gnnday wbet;
IM wap aatd ho would die, NemUeween
.named the three men ji **,ll
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Tore Boßot Helen In Musk Fto
w#M. Who Wgo Fouodl Stuff
M 111 T—goigot Hoorn
NEW YORK, April t Tb# body
Os a man run tain Inc two hullat
wounds and beltevdd to M that nf
Mack Pass wall of Si. IdMit*. was
round today atußed la tha narrow
arsa-way of *a upper Parti avenao
tenament house, in a pockat> was
■uund n savings bank fiook showing
(•cposlDs of MOJM. '
Pass well, who waa r*fhtta**d at
the Hotel Ataman, to Dpper Broad
way. la hvllWed by the police to
have been a deater in Haeraatental
Fines They aa d tto Unit MMW car
rled large bank halipcaa other than
Ike one shows by the depoatt book
found in hi. poctof * ‘
■n temMk - dhtmalte total tin* 614 *
clt, yefibr
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A tew d u y. ceriler he ha 4 <te
posited $19.0*6 - He bad eronmOlat
ed hla large deposit* Ip local banka
etnoo Varch 23.
Police say they are certain he waa
rot slain where the body wan found.
Polio nre working on Ike theories
•hat ha waa either slain In a bogt
teener's warfare or that he waa shot
by rohhero He apparently had
been dead about 3 hours when the
bfdy waa found
Change In Ownership
Os Kinston News
The Kinston New* will opyrnt un
der new ownership, announcement of
tba change appearing hi a riMOtn is
sue of tbs paper. Following 1a the
►tatament of the new owners:
The unde rat gned having acquired
control of The Morning News from
Ihe Kinston Dubltehlnx Company
,md will ooatlpne publication of the
paper. It Is our Intention to trend
wary effort into making jt i gton-
Inc asset lo th* community, end upon
thfa beets wp sol clt yonr patronage
land support Further announcement
as to snd personnel of the
staff wrtCjie made at aa rorty date.
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l-ACRA M'DdNITf.
J A M pjfNIKL. JR.
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»h* orrijr o' Ifollriior Ikm-ld Oliliam
■■ d UrTfd l«m alxM. H *M
P'liart lha ikr** own wi«iW; t>* glvt-n
a preliminary hrarlaa »cni». *r . v
WASHINGTON. April 1 _ Hharlff
| llob*non (A M* r Mn riiumy <er\’«l
! io«wph N«*e<l|»nian whi. *•*-< foirlhly
r'-morad from ih* MjU'ii rouaiy jail
|Uul K'laday innrnmi. ami ruh>»rl».l
•" a aarlfttia opcraikia had appeal
'd to him for prtrala priU* i-Uon
‘ill* Mai«mrat a)l««-H so kir
br»ii made kjr Ma#d|»man *« i.iri tro*"
Ik- naU. “Neither N*-»-llatnaa,, a»r„
Ifcla ooannal gave any liillm it uwi tlta;
! trouble ar*§ Urj«rl«*a TV- whol- gf
l# -tr van nfc*flPau4/*
John Gray, a god U an i A'l. f'.rlf.
ilHli. atari ft, +t+ arraot.-ri it<*rr *ft
day. aari »r* balaa halt ua4»r a«»-
ti SMA U-i,. M , e * • -
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Theodore Black Is
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Ordered Released
Under ss,oooßond
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KOBTI-KIMIT DBIIUi
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U*weral J. Van 11, Malta tonight
moulted receipt from the militia
*»•*# of ll>« Wgr Department at
WaohlnsUM of tfe* piw*td*nta
rulii* for pay In Ik. Ml km. I
guard Ho gold fh* rultu
la brief author! add tho .
t nr** .-from th. gSSS.QM rand fetid '
In non apportioned mum of awofe i
•um a. will, togetNr with money
t, alrndy apportioned, permit -ach j
§ national guard unit e.iab|lah«d la I
<"<»•»»••* durian tho
whol* of ife* mil-root roar to hot* 1
a tout of I Idrlllo Untla or*g-
DlaH and fadorglly reeognlaed
h dnrln* the roar would fear# ife.pt
proporitoMte akaro.
11/1 n 1 Dknpw
i ffu£ IV IRHBIT,'
nri pinrn I
MAIMED UrIiUJC ..
TWO-FIFTY W®
S aaNNarr tnw, uva>
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l .**»—».. mm mm- w
Bred a platiit feoll tbrongh <fe« hood
of fe*r boabwad. Mar.ball H»aawti,
Wt* day loot week WM aeleaaed. yea
- y»raar no##r a <aab Hood of ISM
for fepr appearance at tho Iter tarn
of Baparlor court. So muck cap trine
•d wont coootr aathoritiaa tfcat Ik*
woman Sted tka drift tfeat penetrat
ed tfe* Head of fear lord and matter
in calf defense that afe. wan *onnk
ted to ternlafe tfe» caak bond to gnae
ant«o bar appearance at tfe. utf
it mi m ifiipvnnr fNMgft* #
But .»*n If tfeo ■ booting had not
tea appearance of sett .datepse, it la
bettered tfer woman would fewv. adon
bean relggfeld anyway. .tore
ibarc to enaey raaooa to Niter* tfeat
I Marshall ftean.lt will anniro a moat
borrowing experieno* and Nr* M re
let* how fee wa* afeot tNapgfe Al
bead . ’ ' f ” "|j
A report from tk* hoapttal land
al«ht outad that Bonaett wa* alipfet
ty Improrad and that Hb* dwaeo*
for recovery appeared at feoof #*#n,
fte wan Noting eu.lly and talked
raUoaaly and eo.mel to fee netnaHy
aalaing air-ngib Boom aort if
protector kaa fee*n na«rtrd la tka
wound tkat pierce* tk* upper part of
hi. .bull and inch and a fraction
ahoy* bib .art.
If Bennett la finally able to atay
th* cold band of tea (fatal tamper,
he will boa Urine breathing -sam
ple of tee wonder* now- being dope
in »ur*r»ry to .are Human Ufa. VI.
can* In on* of th* few known to tan
medical profee*lon. It la hard to be
lltte how a man can surety* a. bal
let wound lb rough hta head, and on
ly adraneed surgery ran account (or
It The theory fcae heap edroacef
that la aome miraculously manner'
ffe- bullet muai have glanced along
Iteropgli tho retla of the ahull wlthoui
ptetep* tk- hraio.
Wenotetv.Hyaa akot by hi* wife af
ter he I* altegpd to hoy* charger her
with o'rater with the ertdeat ppr
poe- of cutting throat Th# wo
mea. according to tee ertdaace, wa#
**at*«l on a diran in Ul* koaae of
h-relece wh-a Mhtrehfl) Iteaaett en
A***d lh* mom and adraneed an her
with a drawn raadft Maggie Ben
nett barbed Into the next root* and
producing a ptetol Bred on Nr hue
hand at doe. rung*, the Nil enter
ing Bennett*, bead abor* t)|» Bft
-or .ad p*»*trating the ahull to tfe#
other aide.
Dr. Darld J Bon* we* anmmnped
b»d rendered typftteal .Menßoo pt
th# acen# of th* ahoottng. Inter r»-
raortng the pattern to the OoMaboc*
hoap'Utl Dr, Rn«- dtainaoed IN
ma* a. ertttetl and aar* tN amn
only a abort tltno to Utte. Hawerer
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Fb* hearing wag granted talnek at*
ter the tetter •ntemd fenfeapp
, fetal!, I.,d|y ff AItUN tape mm,
| po!.t.f w tm, a»mm ,u MM ■
May term Os Bnaprler court, ttiritaf.
er. It WN reported that Btpgfe wpo
i naMt to rate# tN fepWi gfed la «41.
b#H»g beta m tell te Nlfc.
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I relf defepta wfem {fee diNrita
ed on him Wtte an fttaaptetata ■
drawn back Ip a fermtataAg ptien
I»r Black ante N boohed of ppm
ral pacm before h* a red tfeo so- -
mtae," the A ef-pdmft gltn.t.til ’ * l (ta
*“Wf
Rnbinaon ceprmnhtcd flharT »t Nh| *
Mod tawomi fetam MhonStai «
The mooting, ft wm anidi, waa tho
t.utgrowth of p Jpuareal Ntarept
BuckNm and NON agtaa tfep*
before th- Climax of tea «t
arbteh It wm r | lhl ll |||f
Buckhirm »»f mablftg ~T anlliat sk
nmtea to feta w»ta>WtiO.ZteMß
ed and ,h- irouhte wan ommod IBS *
th- time hetng. oPly te cmpPMpililf. t
when the m«rdffp| «0P NWUP. > %
rot red lo a taNiflPVlf —»
Kord
According to (be Ntatmohy «f Wfte
*•••*• at the eoronpr** '
the «r. Manor Dtfd" tfeoa ; <fi
ict-d wttb ttuckbom. itetitailnß^lli
*lir*u|d pay for tN '49mm SOM* ■
hta car •'#|
“Ob. 11l pay for tfeo Ontatart jM
'“UI car.” ShtetataliIS 1 ]
" hn»e ret..red and than wafeU*S fe
lh- rear of the car, gtafeoS np dta : gj|te‘
i'>mobtl- ja* k .ad atroefe BatS asm ‘
eh- he.d with It.
A.-quaintancea Nap rpafeti .
i*e#n ib- two and pp* «f |N twtmjk.
i minute nptti i m ny Wtfa npd
we ll go horn#. - ' White tN atNr WN
(•>n- the .hating occurred.
itaww* Iten Nob /ife. 'M
Block te Mid m Nr# jfeftd Ngfe.
1 -m I.# “WM getftng to he te* up.
u> u Utah »b-rtit and afemtld N tgMMpf ,
■town off bU hlph bar*# " State
»**• •«*d Buck bam tar tb* *t|g|#'*l
'< iu.lilting remarlm ta bta wtAe.tafe
»b-n Mi. latter r.Wd (N adtapgp
uie luck tn ‘a Ibr eaten tag mSk C
Mlei t drew a 31 raNta#.
ft.t.»i umi flr#d point Mank gt iMp
bun, the ball c-netratlng the tlB
• n unH i nu*ing *»HM '
Buck bam waa rnatate ta tb# aiMH| S
uttondton canid N nta*a
•-«< Mi# wound wa. • intal ‘atat 1
*>cd on lh. operating tftHfe. ~ '