BROTHERS FACE
MURDER CHARGES
Held In Connection With Hugh
Rivca Slaying
SELMA, Ala., March 8.—Warrants
charging Russell Haynes and his
brother, Eaton Haynes, with the mur
der of Hugh Rives, were served on
Saturday morning at a Selma hospital
where the Haynes brothers are under
treatment, the latter from a serious gun
shot wound inflicted by Hugh Rives,
who was killed in an open battle on
the publie road near Colterine on
Thursday afternoon. , ,
Sheriff W. E. Meadows hid Deputy
Sheriff Maury Willoughby of' Iatwndes
county came to Selnm on Saturday
frpm Huyneville V-itb the warrants and
after serving them, placet! a guard over
the men.
Robbery Charged—Four white boys,
all under 16, were captured on Friday
night in and near Johnson Brothers
store and taken to the city jail, charg
ed with attempting to rob the store.
Mr. Johnson, who sleeps in the store,
heard the youngsters and grabbing his
shotgun, ran around on the outside
and rounded them up at the window.
DENSON TO PRESIDE
OPELIKA, Ala., March 8.—(Spe
cial.)—Judge N. D. Denson of Opelika,
judge of the fifth judicial circuit, will
preside at Mobile circuit court neat
week in the absence of one of the regu
larg judges of that district. Judge S.
L. Brewer, also of the fifth judicial
circuit, will hold the Chambers county
circuit court next week, beginning Mon
day, March* 10.
