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Vol. LXX. No. 9 The Weather SHOWERS. RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1911. LAST EDITION PRICE FIVE CEIfT
Double the Number of Paid Subscribers in Raleigh of any Other Newspaper
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DAMAGES OF $60,000
AWARDED
Jury Reaches Verdict In Suit!
ot Ware-Kramer Against
. American Tobacco Co.
Counsel for Itcloiiilanls on Allegation
ol Six I.itois Asks for Now Trial
Judge Connor Denies .Moiidii'anil
Iv.xecplion is I.ntered Phiinlilf
I neoilnin its to What it Will ho
Infect ot Verdict Is to .Make lie
fondants I'll)' All Costs mill loos
of Hamuli's Counsel Jury Hail
Dilhciillv in Wenching; Acrdlct
Judge Connor I hunks Jiii'ors lor
'J hen- Patience mill Conscientious
Work.
WHAT VliliKKTMHAXS,
1 he cllect ot the verdict ol
the jury today in awarding dam
llKus III the 8(1 m: 'Of $20,00(1 . In
to give plaintiff $ijU,0(in, to tax
dolendants with costs in the ac
tion u ml to iiiiiKe defendants
pay attorneys fees l,or plauititl.
J lie l ost to defendants, m.t
they agreed to the verdict,
would approximate $100,01)0, to
say not lung of remuneration lor
their own counsel and stenog
raphers. .
Answering holli Issues in favor ot
the plaintiff, the jury in the case ot
l ho arc-Kramer Tobacco t:oiina:iy
aninsl (he American Tobacco Com
pany hied into court at . !):i.0 todav
and returned a verdict lor damages
in the till in ol $20,000. 1 he jury had
been out since yesterday al 1:1"), and
.'.immediately niter being discharged
by J u due C onnor at 10 o clock hl xl
out ol the court room. A recess was
then taken for an hour wuen motions
were heard bv tnu court. The plain
tiff had asked lor $1,200,000.
I nder the h.icrinan anti-trust law,
where damages are sustained, the
plaintilt is entitled to three limes Hie
verdict ol I ho jury. In the nresent
Instance, the damages would amount
to $00,000. I he delendanis si
alio pay all court costs and lees ol
counsel tor plaintilt. Judge Connor
will later determine the amount ol
lees counsel for plaint ill m e cnlil lo.il
to. '
Million l or New Trial.
Immediately after the reconven
ing of court at 1 1 o'clock. Mr. ..lun
ius Parker tor doleudanls, moved
for a new trial, alleging six errors
committed by Judge Connor In the
(Continued on Page Two. )
NO TIDINGS YET FROM
El
Washington, July 1:!. senator Over-'
man, of North Carolina,, who regards
himself as sponsor lor Lusigri Robert
K Young Jr., of Concord. ' N. (.'.. who
disappeared .Tuesday night from the
Host rover Perkins at the New Yolk
navy yard, leaving an ote threaten
ing to commit suicide, called at the
navy'' department today. The senator
nominated oung to Hie Naval Aca
demy. He naturally feels a deep In
terest In bis welfare. The navy de
partment people arc unable to supply
any information beyond that contain
er! In the telegram fronr the navy
yard. The senator, speaking from a
close acquaintance with Young, ex
pressed the opinion that ho did not
commit suicide.
Lieutenant Way'land Dismissed.
Washington, July 1.1. President
Taft has approved the dismissal from
the army of second lieutenant Jumps
P. Wayland, of Virginia, an officer of
the 9th (cavalry, convicted of financial
Irregularities.
Charles H. Pontoon Dead.
New York, July 13 Charles H.
DcniBon, Inventor cf the marginal in
dex system, died today of heart fail
ure. Induced by heat prostration,
aged seventy-nine yearSt
PLAINTIFF
AFTER LUIER TRUST
Government Will Make In
quiry Into Methods
Until Criminal and Civil Proccediugs
Started nml the (.oycrniiiont l)e-
tcrinincil to Make a Thorough In
vest igal ion riir National Assoi in
tiou to be Investigated.
Washington, ' July : .13. 'Following
closely upon the criminal action
against the Itclail Lumber Drains
As.soebilinn .of the w es t ami civil an
il. trust action against Hie retailers of
the east, the government has iletcnn
inod upon a thorough ni'iuirv into the
methods ol ninnulart iiring anil whole
saling lumber.
. The Xatioiml, Lutobcr Manufuelui-
ers Association, ol . which hilwiird
limes, of Chicago, is past president
mid director., will probably be one of
the first ergniii'fatintis ltivesligate.il
It lias been represented on behalf of
lh' retail dealers who have been under
lire hv Ibe government that manulne
tiirers were maintaining a gcremonls
lo '.Curtail the manufacture of lumber,
sit as to increase the demand and rices,
that there bave been aleuipls 10
iiiiiiinpiili7.e the supply of eeriaiu kinds
hi' lumber, in certain sections . of the
country, and. that In some . sections a
uniform price has been maintained,
which resulted In increasing the
prices iwenly per cent in the last two
years in Ibe face of decreasing de
mand,' ""
Attorney- Oonoral Wiekersliain. it is
'iuo. intends lo pnsli Ibe invcstiKutiiv.t
ot retailing and wholesaling methods,
while tiie. civil iiit, against. .the east
ern slates retail; lumber dealers asso-
lali'iiis and criminal indictments
against as maiiv retailers ol the west
are pemluig. .
Twelve constituent
said to control. 'largely
I lire ol lumber., h um
organizations,
tile; inaiiufac-
logs. compose
Manulacluicrs
the National .Lumber
Association;
. Lumbermen from ten western anil
sout hern, slates, comprise the baig ill.-,
reclors and governors.
SKYKKK STOII.M AT MLMILKSON.
Severn I
People 1 n 1 1 )-'-Sleeplo
A reckcil.
-Cliurcli
(Sp.eial to The Times.)
Henderson. N. r '.. Julv 1;!.-Ilendeiv
son had grand rains yesterday and
crops are saved, bill m the aflerno'n
I he- electric storm was terrilic. It
battered tile 1 'resliyterlan : cinireh
teeole and eaote iiimi- killimr twit
inen Wui-kitiL'' lii't-- 11 sevei'i'lv slinek-
er Mrs. Al. L. W.oilhaiu. of liicbmoiid.
visiting lure and slightly .shocked Mrs.
Iliad II. Maiiiiing. Ilutli lailies bave
lecovered. 11 sbatiereil Mr. A. t Zob
liciiftei s meter board.
Henderson . will have ' a larire auto-
nioblle factory, as Jllio.rico lias ben sub
scribed, and $60.0011 iiaid ..in.
KAIN FOLLOWS PI.IOA I OK IT.
Showers Fall Alter (lovernor Mann
Asks Prayer That Dry Spell l;nrl.
Richmond, Va., July 1 J Much
concerned beeitusc of the losses the
people of Virginia were sustaining
on account of tho extreme heat and
unprecedented drought, Governor
Mann Issued a proclamation urging
the-people to pray lor nun.
Within IS minutes after ho signed
the document there was a heavy
downpour of rain with indications of
continued showers throughout to
night and tomorrow.
I LOSH OF SKK CASK.
Final Arrangements in the Case
Mnilo Today Kooin Crowded With
Women.
Chicago, July 13 Closing arguments
In the trial of livelvn Arlliur See, the
founder of the Absolute Life Cult, was
delivered today. Attorney Caiitwell
concluded the defuse argument be
fore noon, followed . by the Federal
prosecutor, who demanded that : See
be punished with a penitentiary sen
tence. The courtroom was thronged
with curious women, who heard the
revolting details in connection with the
alleged abductor's career.
President Oil Old Turnpike.
Washington, D. C, July 13 Pres
ident Taft will travel over the old
turnpike used by thousands of de
feated federals in' their flight lo
Washington after the lrst battle ol
Mantissas. The president will attend
the reunion of blue and gray and
speak to, the veterans when fluty
meet at Manassas July 'il, -
Principals in the
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RFTS W VF RnNTHS ; K "-:"'M m PffllCF ilF Wl FS
Henry Jernigan of Wendell Re-
cieves Long Sentence,
Oilio Hall A Small Negro, l it lor
Stealing ; atr li, PocUetbook and
lluttei Oilier Cases in Wake Su
perior ( ourt.
Henry .lei'iiigau, U while nun. of
the Wendell section, was. IomuiI
guiltv in superior court todav to lar
ceny and was sentenced lo the roads
lor t welve inonl lis.
Ollie linll, a tliiili mil ivc negro bov
of eleven years, pleaded gtnllv to Hie
larceny ol a gold waleh and a pucli'i
book from. Mrs. It. I). I !a n i . s n I
some biiller Ircm .Mr. All. I lioinpsun.
Judge Peebles looked at the young
ster and decided to have the bovp ia-
tlicr siiiiiiiioned belore passing Juds
incnt. Wash Durham, an old negro man,
was I on ml giiills of nn assault Wifn
ii deadly weapon on the person of
Rev. .1. M. Ililliard.
Noali Wall and Leoni.las Perry,
while, were tried on the charge of
iniiirv to stock ii n (1 cruelty to ani
mals. Wall was loiind guilty, but
Perry was acriuilied.
Will ('niter, colored, was lo'ind
giullv ot larceny and sentenced to
six months.
Oscar C'havis. rolored. was .found
guilty of larcenv and sentenced to
six months.
Oscar Cliavis. W illie Kohertsou
and Willis Kohertsou. tlirre iii'im
boys, were tried on the charge ol
larceny. Thev entered u plea ol nolo
contendere. Tho judge, intimated thai
that if thev would pay for the ar
ticles stolen, judgment might he sus
pended on payment of costs.'
ItKFOKM POLITICIAN' IILATION.
I:. A. Itillisoly Attackril by Norfolk
I'lisioiilsts at School liuiuii v.
Norfolk, Va., ,luiv 1:1. Kunene A.
Itjlhsoly. reform leader and one of the
straigbtout lawyers, was kiiocked
down and beaten until Ins face was
swollen almost - beyond recognition in
two fistic battles with tusloinsts.
Ibe encounter occurred at a meeting
of the county school board, which was
hearing charges against Principal
fleorge Peck, of the Port Norfolk
High School. Kllllsoly wal represent
ing some of the patrons of the school,
who were flihtlng the reappointment
of Perk.
Preacher's Hon Kills His Father.
Carthage, Miss.. July 13 Rev. If.
P. Itushlngs. llabe and Klisha Cock
loft were killed by the preacher s son,
Irving KushlngH, following a quarrel
last night. Young Rustlings esoaiieil.
It Is believed he killed his father ac-
cidvully,. j . .
Sensational Stokes
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Snapshots ol
the iliiel iigiiii's in
liie scii'.tl loual stokes sIiooIiiik rase
in Aew 1 orli.' Ilelow Is W . I Mokes,,
millionaire Motel mall, till' victim rd
Ibe shooting. Above Irion lei I to
righl, arc Miss l.lliel ( oinnil, one ol
tiie girls who bi'i'il at Slokes rliirnig
the alliiir in their apartment. Miss
Graham, who rushed across v Allan-,
lie to assist her sislriv inul LiIIiimi
C.rabam. the ally ol Miss ( oiirad.
l.lliel (oiiiail inul Lillian t.ialiaui
wi re held in sr.,0H0 liail lor Hie
praiiil iim j.
WATER SITUATION
IMPROVES SLOWLY
'The water''' situati'iii in : . Kaleigh.
tlialik...to. many Of Hie cioisuniei s, is
iiuproviug sbiu.ly. A gain rif three feel
was iii'ide .in Hie reseryoir lasl night,
a li if only one inch had been lost up
up ;l:"ii this aflernnuii, so. It is seen
Ilial Hie"' supply, when - everybody is
ei omnui.iug. is: 'almost eiiu.il lo Hie
demanili' The ..Water company is still
urging- "ii llii'ii consumers tile heees
siy fnr using i'!i.' wafer spiirinkly'. The
rain lust, -night tell below Ibe watei'
shcil f-.; liie must pari, but today the
intake pipe I l ion the cl erk was almost
full.; Not a galloii of: Water is alliiwed
to esi-a:e. .
;i:n. HiNtiiiAM oi t oi'oi i ici;.
New : York.
A. Iliiigliuin. I
fioin Hi, iWu
the bureau of
July IX- (!en, Theodoi-p
". S, A., retired, resigned
e i f chief engineer of
highways',': of. -which, .he
became iiieinnbent m
piiinl ment of .'Moron
i May -Itli, by ap
,'h i'ri.sidciit .Mi-
A lien v.
lien, iiingliain gave as MiiS reasons
thai Ids methods did noti oiuciile 'with
those of the -'''borough,, president. , .
lion. Ulngliam was removed as poller
commissioner bv Mayor Meridian on
the coniphilnl of Mhvdi' Ciavnnr, then
a judge. . The mayor did not. object'
lo his appoloiitmeut to the ofllce of
chief engineer. !en. lilnehani still
has a tlOU.000 llhol suit pending
Bjlnst the nuiyw, ' -
I' I K. T.'. -""7 -If. ?:..--.' .. .-Ju
, - c$ , tjm
MAW MlH
Shooting Affair
Investiture Took Place Today
At Carnarvon
One ol Hie Inlelesl ing erenioiiies ol
tin' ( oi'i nation l.ieiils I lie l ir'-i
l.nglisli I'llneeol Wales anil How
lie W as Naineil.
Cai'liarvon. Wales. .Inly 1 :: ;: Trie
lliosl inli't'esl ing eii.iit. I'lisuing on :(o
corona Hon ir I ,i occur . July" 1
namely, ''.Mio' invest il ui e of t he yo'iiig
I'i'iner id' V'ali's, amid iiiaint. W'clsii.
.sHrroiiiidii'igs and at the very birt li
place of. " I In; . lir I Knglis.i I'rince of
Wales; Ivlwa rd. son. of King Kd wal'd
I . and liuiTa llli anor.
Trailii i'lii eoiuieeied : w it-h the ;.:
i ii iii . 'i Isli l astie of t-'n rmirom,
w liei e I iic i t reinony is to -take place.
kins Ilia! alter Kdward I lie l'irsl's
i oiopa- 1 ol Wales I lie Wcisiiineii fi lmed
to obey any prince '-appointed
Ii.'. tne king as regent of : i ho priiici
jialil.y unless lie. was born on 'it's . o'i.
Utieeii lOlcanor slioi'lly a I 'ii'i'wia'tts
Have birth to a son in I ho'' caslle id
( arnarvon, and t.H'reupoii I he king,
lalliiig tiie .'chiefs- of the .-.Welsh t'a-li-pn
, toyriiicr, aslo-1 iliciii whet nor
Ihi v would obey a prince, nominated
by Ii i in, as he was .compel fed l o leave
the country. They replied in t.ie al
lirniit.ftve on cotuiition tlial i lie prili'-e
Was a Welsliliian. . I'M w ard. I 'ion
uanied his own son, horn only a few
days before, and the Welshmen were
satislied.
."..The- prince . was afterward shown
to i lie nation, or as nianv ol llieni as
could get near enough to see lion.
Ironi what is known as Oioon hJean
br's gateway.. Il is from this ga'i'
ivav ul the castle., winch had he'll
prepared lor the purpose, that Hie
new Prince ol Wales, alter Ills inves
liture today, slibws hi nisei f to his
subjects, wlio are to - gather, lo
number ol 1."i.(mki or 20.000 in
VIClllll V.
1 ho king it ltd queen, wil h
i ho
'Ik.
the
young qu ince, are to travel lroin Ire
land to llolvhead in Lie roval vacht.
and ulterward by special trniii to a
small station .two miles Ironi Ibis
city, where they nltglit. There a
number ol stale carnages are to be
waiting them and a procession, es
corted lo the city hv cavalrv. lornis
Haitering the walled1 cilv by the
north road they pass through the
main street to the great cnnile
square, wnero tho mayor and civic
officials receive them and present
loyal addresses.
'lhe royal party then separate, the
Prinre ot. Wales preceding his par
ents to the castle bv a few minutes
and enters the ancient fortess by the
water gate. A ho passes into the
iContlaued, iqu Page Tiree.).
DR. WILEY
FIRED FROM SfciTICE
mm MS GOOD QUE
Census Report On Manufac
tures In Raleigh
hicleasc ill Kaleigb Intimated al till
Per Ceni. I'lesulenl ! inlev '..!.
Iiciialcs ( bomber ot ( omiiiei i e.
Some I iuiiits.
Tlii- ceiisus 1 in rein t's tent al ive siiiit
ninry for ! loo.! of Jbi. trmi i h or in;in
lifactures in, llu- principal: r iiies ill
-North Carolina coM'iv , Ashe ille.
-('liiirlntie-. Jialeimi, ntui Wilmington.
so ": 'far as: ;e! . iiunoiiiieed. . Raleiuli
and . 'W'ilmiii-.triii rim .very elnse l i
go; her.-;' Fir i.xii-mpl.c.-.-'ilK'V.f: 'ilr-f at
ItaieKHi ii,".. nianui aet iiring I'slaldisli
iiient.s:. at. Wilniiimiiui. li I-:', t lie i api
lai al Uiiiejsh lo iiiu : $2. i'i.7, ono. an
increase- of :l r.2
rent . ' in five
a' W'ii-
ol' 1 i ier. ((in .
liiilcicli ." t ' a .: I
of s I per cell I . .
hero w as. a di-
ili-.i'e I lie -value.
; 1..10.0. jin ih
.. h;h' in W'il-
ivus only three
ve
aw
niiligtruu lilt ineiease
Tiie salaries paid: at
$."i."iS.n in, an -iuerease
wliile at W'ilhiiiigton -('I'e.-isi.
of' I '.I i;i'r i. en l .
of . prod nets w as $2-,:
r-'ri'iis'; of .1 I '.' per ei'iil
niiti-tot! the :m lea
.pei rent.. '"1'lie value, added '.by ujanu
fact tired- pr.oitiicts here, a i ier deduct
ing the cosl of Inalerials. w as $ I .
1 iin.onii, ati im rease of ! 1 per' cent.,
while in Wilmington There' was a de
crease of 7 per cent . -The' number of
salaried officials and.-clerks, in ninuu-
liicioriftt in Raleluh 's mid ol
Wngi'-caniers I .:''., an increase i)f i"V
per ecu I . (hn i lrtf r- showed, products
of total value nf . $ 10. 1 i;o,ono. l ox
establish m en Is. wit lr $!. i 7, ,.oiio cai
il.il : .eniplnved. v Asheviib' showed
y n I nr. of products $ :: ; o 1 1.. ii (in , ntini-,
lierrif esi a hi isli inenl s caiital r.ili
plo.vod $l'.xl'7.ooo 7
' A bo for from I'resideti; V. W- l''in
iev, ol lire Son! (.iiii Railway, !o !'..(
ehaiiilier of .ii.oiifiiic"i;co heii' says1: ;i
"i.ooliiiig nver tin: ci'iiMis hiillelin
covering liale.igh niaiitifaet nres for
I loiji,: as compared t'r.i -I !'M,'; I . am
iinii.ti graliljed lo noli, Hie splendid
showing w Iiii li I hey. niake. Tiie in
crease . of iiiaiin fact ui'cd products
from $ 1 . is 7. ooi i in I M 1 1 1, to .$ i.',;: 7 O,
oiiii in iloi'i. or- I !i per cent , indi
Vales a yen sat isf ad i ir grow lb (lur
ing lhe live e,ii-. ('ompariug lhe
Ii mi res for I ;oi'.( w it Ii t hose fur i ii'.tK
I'lind '.that the increase ill lhe .annual
value of n a '. a lad a i id products in
I lie o -years, has been 1 .'.li per eonl:
I idngral iilale. lhe peojde "of Raleigli
in osi In M ( ily oil this, excellent, rec
ord, and hope your prosperity may
eonl in ui and t he nel census -show
iiii ;cveii uionr ra pid gi owlli I ban in
t he past live e.'i : s
: The eliaiiiber of commerce w ill
spare . no effort to In inc. about an
even greater developnienl . ,of indus
tries hero; for . .Raleigh needs., a far
larger v c. K , ;.;i-roH.
leweliv Store Kobbeil.
.Ni'W '.-York, ..lui.y .1 ,-- (lems -v, u i ll
fitiiiv lliousaiid dollars were. .. Ilileri
last -night', by- clever . burglarizing ci
lhe safe of .losepli Fass, an 'I'll -Is) "
jewcle!'. Kill ranee, w as eflocied by.
n. rut -in Hie Avail: of an adjoining
liaiiier sliop; 'I'lii. work was doncj'.v
expcrl sale' crackers.
I- ine ( otton Slalk.
Mr. '.I'ohn-' A . Mills, pi-eshl-iil of liie
RaJciylr and - S.,u! Ii e ! i . (inniuhl .
italcigh last iiighf a line s Itn.cn of
a coil. in 'plalll..' uiiiclr' ire jailicil I roll'l
a- lic'lil, lieai- i.illii'iKiV'ii." , The ".-I'allv Av.i's'
ab'ii.it waist liinh and i iiulaoij -.'I . ahout
lil ly bolls anil lilo..iin.-.'M i. . M i Its sa ys
the. plant . he brought v 1 1 1 1 loin .here
w as' nn .Iii'lfi-ii thaii l.lie'' nilicr' iilaiits in
the large lehl;: :;
Iniiireil Itv Limb.
Mr. .Knelt Williams, -of; ;-, win'
Kus. Iti.itircil iii Hie back several days
ag'v by Hie falling of a linili. . 'was
lil'iinkht:. In Hex Ibispital to, uiideigii
Ireiitineul. It was said at lhe hospilal
that his. Injuries arc nol serli'iis anil
that, he will lie out in several days.
Hal note Prospering.
Mr. H. 0.' Stewart, ol Lillingfon,
couniv assessor tor Harnett, was in
Kaleigh todav aud reported to the
corporation com mission that a gain
of 40 per cent, would Tie made in val
uations in his county this year.
Nearly all beautitul things are ex
Pensive, Including woujen,
T? BE
Committee That Has Examined
Into the Office Recom
mended His Removal
HE VIOLATED THE LAW
Coiinniitee on Personnel of tlic De
piiKiiient of Agriculture Kwoni-
mis That lr. Wiley "lie Per.
milted to Itesign", and Attorney.
general Wicltei'sliain Joins in th
KecniiiinendatiOii Joined With
Others in His Department in lo
lining Hie Law liy Paying An Kin
plove More Than the Law Allows.
All lo be Removed.
Washington. .Iitlv l;l Dr. Harvey
W W iiev. pure (ood expert and chief
of the bureau or r'ltrniislry depart
ineiii of auricitlt tire, line of the most
w idely , know n .officials. in' the govern-,
men: service, has been condemned by
a ( riiiimmec .on the personnel of the
depiirnneiii ol ai-'ricnlt ure. with the
recoinniendai ion Hi President Taft
that he "be. permuted to resign".
At toriiov-gciioial W lckershum. In
an opinion on Hie case, submitted to
Hie presideii;. recommends, the ap
proval of the committee's action. It
is ( hari-'ed against Dr. W iley that, he
Inriiiitted an arrangement to he
inade wnh Hr. II. II Rusliy. a recog
nizcil phiirmacognoKist, of Columbia
I iiivcrsitv ol New York, for compen
sation in excess of l hat allowed !y
law. It is churned that the arrange
ment was to put Husbv nn the depart
ment pav-mll at $ I .'nit) annually as
an employee of Hie bureau of chem
istry, lhe agreement being made with
hint that lie should be called upon to
perloi'tn rmlv such services , as this
salary would compensate Inr at the
rale ol $-U per day for laboratory In
vest maiion and $.iO lor attendance in
court. : '' ' .
Mr. ickersliam held that the law
permitted tlii! pavilion) ot only $0 a
alav. this sum later being increased to
SI!. Along 'Willi the suggestion 1hat.
Dr. W iley. because ol alleged irreg
ularities in Hit! employment of Rus
bv. be permitted to resign the . com
initli'e nn personnel and lhe attorney-.
general recommended the dismissal
of Ititshv and lhe reduction of Dr.
I.. F. -Keillor, duel ol the division ot
drugs, tlepaiiment nf. agriculture.
The eoiuinittee.: further recommend? .
thai Dr. W. 1 1. Riglow. assistant
chief ot tiie bureau ol chemistry be
givoil an "opportunity to resign.
I'resideiit ...Taft ' lias not indicated:
what- action he will lake on tho case.
I lie latter has -become public only
now, alt hough t lie invesl igation. was
begun lasl Ma r-c'h. 'Alr;: W'ickei'sham's
recoiiiiiiendaiions in the case hear
the dale ol May I:;. Humming up the
situation Mr. W ii'kei'sham said the
(CouLlr.ued on I'age Two.)
BULLET OUT OE BREAST
fine nf the : ninst: reniarkabli" Inel
ilcius known lo the medical profession
in cured this iimrning . at St. Agnes
1 1'lspi.tal, when Jas. Logan coughed up
:i tin Ib-'l and soil 11 out of his moutb--i
lr is i eiUetiiliercil that Logan W'as shot
in the house .,r IMIlrv Macknoy, by
Li e lltll. nn W edriesibiv night. July
nth,. 'during; what is thought to have
been a regular "rough 'house.!' The
two Memoes were pr-ent at a "party"
nf some kind and for reasons yet un
known.' became engaged-' In a difficult
!y. Hill fin illy pulling his pistol and '
liiirrg i nti-i-.' Logan's breast. : The. ball ;
entcnil just above the right breast.
He was 1 1 u I ' k I v curried to HI. Agnes
Hospital, with no hope at all f.or re.-'
covi'i v. I he' man. lias been lingering
lew ever since, uiitil.thls morning,
when be was taken with a coughing
spell and by sonic menus loosened trie
build, w Inch vas near his lungs, and
coughed it up In his mouth which
tie threw out on the floor.
The physicians declare that with the,
removal of the bullet there is now no
(lunger ot Ids dying.
As yet Lee IIUl has not been cap
tured. Saloon Keeper a Suicide.
Toledo, Ohio, July W.-Wm. Teator.
age tblrty-ulne, a saloon-keeer. tied
a twrnty-poiind concrete block around
his neck and jumped Into Maumee
Itivcr. Texter wag unmarried. Th
cause of his act s unlujowjit ,