Other Articles Clipping from Athens Messenger and Herald, Thu, Dec 3, 1896.
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ATILEJNSAlbert Crippeu Becomes Enraged and UsesHis Knife With Cutting Effect*Albert Rrippen. aged eighteen, of near Beebe was arrested and brought to Athens Saturday charged with cutting with intent to kill Raymond Rook of that place. Rrippen is a youth whose intellect is not the brightest, and Saturday morning while at the store at Beebe several of those present began to phighe him calling him ’*\Vheaty“ Rrippen, as he had at some previous time been accused of stealing a small amount of wheat. Rrippen with sto'*d the taunts as long as he thought was consistent with good nature, and becoming angry he drew a pocket knife and began to use it indiscriminately. Rook j got in the way of the flourishing weapon, and was seriously cnt about his face, hands : and body.fRrippen was arrested charged with i cutting with intent to kill. He was jIbrought to Athens for trial before Mayor Davis. Rrippen waived examination and jconn(Tec lent et urnedowniahuttd' Miss • latterswas bound over to court in the sum of | llsfN| *aiH) and in default of bail in* was sent toI jail.yeantoAn
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