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CASEY.

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tho nos, n,,,ce Joor and eco ~ ,n ~
nave sny a,neny tho n,,n,hrr 'o'
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n, ca,,,o m .n,,i.yiiIa from 10 s,a
,ion las, wect ga
T. A rsuuha,l s,e,, Lac, Sr,a.v
a, The station Ha sa,,i he csma ),
cbnrrh ,his time "
The many rr,emds NJ Rator Rsd,or,,
will revret 10 learn Tim, he 4 rontinaJ
10 bis roo,n bv \ seysrc snscr .,
nneu,nonia =
'Meesrs. Henry Williams and 7
rejv.n have moycd ,hs;r hnyrv and
rensir shon 10 Tho building Nor,h =,
Nj Frisby's resi,lenee. AMI Jewis
will oceupv The shon formarly nssd
hy The abnys named ysu,len,eu
Uncle Charlie McKee wants moncv
for tho preacher. and Clarence saws
Tia lending money 10 The Lord IL,
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The Debating Society.

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srudis. and ,,opued them from
.rhool. Mathematics and, l,I.,ory ara
Of Urea, i,npar,n,re. though \, cor,
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who aoss .ocl,ta II rsaa h,w al.
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Turned Oyer BY II Couples during
January.


1t will be seen that a fcw parties
continue 10 "connubialize' every
month IN spite OF hard times. The
list above embraces some old bachc.
lors who had long since buen regard,
ed as out Of reach OF tho matrimonial
ferer, but after battling Hymen for
fif.y years they have at last slccumbed
in tho evening Of life. Suli others
have had It once and were not con-
sidcred In danger, but they, too. were
stricken down. Go in, boys, old and
yonng, We like to see the good work
going on. Fellow our precep, and
not our example.
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cHuacH HILL.


Farming Ia now in order. There
have been few plant beds burned in
our vicinity.
There is meeting now in progress
at Liberty Church, conducted by the
Rev. j. w. Iligbee, OF Madisonvillc.
The members contemplate securing
his services Tor tho ensuing year. |
heard him IN MadisonvilIe ard know
him to DO a fine pulpit orator. The
members win do well in securing his
services.
l understand there was social
gathering at the residence OF John
Terrell on last Friday night. Miss
Fannie Hayden, ono Of Christ;an's
faircst daughters, was crowned queen
ofthe evening.
SuB Rosa.
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rHE SOUTH. KEnTUCKIAR.
sa7tAllTIEa.

Miis Sal,le Cook il spending Iii
week with Miss Mamie Burbrlige.
Mrs, Il. G, Qaals Is visiting friend
and relatives at South Carrollion.
Col. Fent. Sims prominent law
yer, OF Cadir, Ia in the city.
Mr.. D. W. D,bnay, OF Trigg coun,
~, was at the Phoenix Sunday.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Moore, o,
Iousyicw, were in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, T.obt, Rutherford, Of
Trenton, were in tho city one day Last
week.
Miss Mildred Wharton, Of Cadiz,
10 spending a few days with Miss
Lla.io candy.
Mr.. Z. G. Callis returned lsst week
from trip to Chicago and Other
cities.
We regret to learn that DR.. n. r.
Bourne has been unablo TO leave hiH
room, from sickuess- for several days.
Miss BEETLE Flowers, of Hopkins.
We, 10 visiting Miss BetlIa Turner,
ur ihla cl,y Mayecld Memorial.
Misses Nay Barker, OF Clarksyillc,
aud Daisy Bell, Of Longvicw, are
Visiting the family OF MIR. Hunter
Wood.
Nj. Title Watkins, after spending
several months with the family OF
pr. Jas. Wheeler. returned yesterday
10 her home In virgiala.
Judge Jno. II. Grace and Common.
weallh's Atlarney Jas. 3. Garnet,
came up from Cidlz Sunday TO begin
The spring term OF circuit court yes.
ierdaY.
Mf. ". Haas, OF the Now York
Store, became formally betrolhcd a
few days sinco 10 Miss Rebecca
Schwab. of Cincinnati. who Ia visit.
Ing IN this city. The nupllals will be
ce.ebrsled some tune IN tho not far
defiant future.
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Bethel Female College Notes.

The exercises Of the Lotus Club
were quite interesting last Friday
evening. The Young ladies Of the
socisiy intend giving a public en-
tertainmeHt at an early date, the
proceeds 70 50 towards founding q
library.
A Normal class meets every
"Wednesday at 4,P M. for drill in the
best methods Of teaching.
Mrs. Rust who haa been on q short
visit 70 hor fathers noar Trenton,
has returned. DIV
Judge Rice 81 .Clarksvllle vas at
the uollgs last Tuesdas
= H." l..
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sales fot The year, -. 1Su So
Shipments for past month, ......'.'', IN ~
Shipipcnts Tor the year, .,........... si2 57l
7soch On manu-, ....'..............,..... ese lou
The market during the month wss
Grin for all decided grades Of Tugs
and leaf, while common and inferior
grades were sonecasicr. But.as New
York has broken the long stsgna,Ioi
by the unprecedented large sale o.
ten thousand hogsheads, We hope &c
have at least an active market at fail
prices during the sesson, especial,
Tor our better grades. All tobacco o
body and substance Will be sough
after nj iull prices this scAson ia Tie
old stock of such Is exhausted.
Salcs Of 80 hhis. by j. X. cant 4
Sons
8 hhds medium and One leafas fol
lows, 70 rs. Z So 6 75, s 80, . rs, B 20
6 %, 6 90, = 20,
| s hhds. common leaf az follows
50 %, s 80, 6 80, 8 70, 8 90, s 50, S IS
Prices about ne Iss, 49, n a ,..;,.
good demand for eli ns.,,i III
Fine Tugs bouyht mi nr;cos $40, ,s,.;,.
commou leaf s,,d luSs srs ali, : y w !, ~
Feb. ., 1880.
Sales nv Absrno,h. a ~ ~.
ary I'd 1881 orsl bhd. ~. i,, Ieo.s
is hbds comn,an Is., frnn, ' et Nv
81 10. w " - ~
@ hkds. luss ram "A 90 IN 90 m
Market steady a, for,ner o,' vi ~
e.
os'es pS Duckner q woodbridge
follows. 'oV''o .
u hhds. common, ana mud ,rosh,
| urs 3 60. 3 a. 3 10 & 30 sso . &
3 1853 81, 8 95, s 80. s IS 3 as. -
8 hhds. good 10 ,nedium I,,. al IN
4 so. 4 GO, 4 90. a 80 4G6 ar
Is hhds. common IN Iox leaf ss "A
S IS, 8 80, & 49, S 40 6 3o & * Z o.
5 so, s 80, 5 95. s 80. & GO & gn ( "a
ID hhds. medium leaf xG IN q so
6 OO, 6 co, 6 So, Z 90, 7 ~ 7 III & IN
Market .rples along Grm md full
with = better general demand. We
have now inll board Of both home
and foreign buyers.
Nelson & Jesup cold Jan. &c and
Feb. 3, 81 hhds. tobacco MS follows
20 hhds. Leaf, 80 so. 9 "a. 4 III = VI
~ 7 so, 725, T 90 6 40. g 90 n M
s so, S rs, s IS, 8 81 & 40 Et1 An W.
II hhds. iugs, 81 IS TO 8 80.
We quote the market very firm ON
all grades except very common lurs.
winch are onc''osr'h cent or
Sales by Wheeler, Mills a Co.
Feb. 2. 1881, OF Is hhds. as follows:.
lLhhds. low to medium lenf. 81 no.
100, $50, 6 W, 8 IS, s SO, 3 a5 & ls'
8 10, . 90, 4 95.
Is hhds. good to common Tugs.
$475. 4 rs. 5 SIS, 3 rs, 8 IS, 4 Oo. geo
3 go, 8 so, 3 SIS, 3 TO, 33J, 3 40, 3 90.
Our sales was quito satisfactory.
aud We think the market unchanged
We notice good deal Of the tobacco
Is In very soft order We beg our
friends to guard against tIis. a. Il is
impoksible 10 al mn nrices on 70
oseeo - suo' o'uo'
Tho tobacco breaks were crowded
this week with the growers OF the
weed-who came down TO 500 their
crops soil. The visitors were mostly
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christian Circuit Court,

G. X. Fleming and Exparte
wife L. A. Fleming. Petition 10 Equity,
This day cane the plaintiffs, by thsir sttor.
neys and aled IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Christian Circuit ccnrt their petition herein,
praying that !. A., Fleming be empowered TO
use enjoy, sell and convey for her own benc.
u any property she may own or acquire, free
from, the claims or debts OF her husband, and
to make contracts, sue snd DO sued AZ single
woman, and TO trade In her own name and dis.
therefore ordered that notice OF the 6ling Of
said petition with objects thereof be phb-
lished 10 tho South Kentuckian, q newspaper
published In Hopkinsvillc, Kentucky, for the
length Of time prescribed by law. Witness
day Of January. 1851.
. 7; uNDERwoop, Gieh.
4 copy attest: u. 7. UNDERWOOD, Cieft.
BoYp lisSsy, A ttorneys.
Feb. ], Issi-9w.
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Police News.

The month just past was unusually
quiet aud dull in police matters ns
well IS everything elsc. The follow
Ing 10 the report tor the month of the
arrests made.
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Policemen, Jno. A. Twyman, Geo.
II. Merritt, T. w. Brasher, and Chief
Of Police, +. w. Biggerstaf ON duty
all the month.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
HONE.

Inspectors weekly report Hopkins.
Vile tobacco Market, woek ending
Feb. 2ni, 1881.
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Wanted, Boarders.


iwould like to take four or five
day boarders and am prepared to
furnish board and room to small
; family. | have neat, comfortably
furnished room. | am also prepared
10 Furnish meals at the regular hours.
! solicit tho patronage Of my friends
and the public on Court days and
other public occasions.
Mrs. LOGAN WATKINS.
Residence, Main St.ncar courthouse.
i will pay a liberal price for mule
from J to 8 years old, between IA and
Is hands high. The oanor to take
il out in trade. ~
N. G. Fosses.
i Orders for Job Work BY mail
promptly attended to-
| We can make it to yonr interest to
call On as when in need OF printing.
FOR BALE.
One secondhand Heating Stove.
| Call at this office.
EUREKA! I have
found it. What? The
cheapest place in the
town to buy Groce-
lries, Is at
IN. B. Edmunds & Co.
J. q. Winfree & Co.
Are in receipt ola large lot Of
fresh Clover and Grass Seeds, South
Bend Chill Flows. Chain and, Sue.
ton Pumps. Farm Bells. Wheel.
barrows, &c.
All kinds OF Burial 2obcs AMI
Collins Of every kind and grade ready
for Immediate use at a. w. pyle's.
| Meat delivered in
all parts Of the city
free Of charge by L.
w. Means. 4
Why not try Home
stead Tobacco Grow
er on your plant beds,
it pays without al
question. Get it of
lMetcalfes.
Try Tobacco Grow
or on plant beds. Get
it Of Metcalfe.
For Sale.
| Que hundred or more acres ofland,
near Belleview. this county, equal In
location and fertility 10 any land In
the county. Apply TO A. W. Mcach-
am, Belleyiew, or 10 the editor Of this
paper.
Those flushing to sup
lply themselves with pub-
Jic school books tOilJ dol
roeU to Gallon WooJdridsel
g. Buckner. They car
7,y a full line Of School
goods, and lOiu sell the|
Free school books for thel
lSt so days at Introduce
tory and EXCHANGED
prices.
| Wooldridge a Buckner|
sell the best brands of
Cigars In to,On. |
Thriqtion Chro,,it Hour+ !
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Special Locals.
Louis Elb'

Do you need anything in the Job
line; il SO, call and examine our goods
and prices. We keep select stock Of
JOY Material and can ill orders at the
lowest prices.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE
Manhood and all disorders brctsnt on BY iDtis
llriion or exeegl Any plnGSid has tho tnEnp
s Us SsA asalTE 1ss:sSs:' t sissSss& e.
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Boil Of Honor.

The following is a list of pupils of
the Woodsidc School. whosc names
were on the roll Of honor for 1880.
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sPRIN0 TERN
Advertised Letters.

~ snni ~ Wsahinaffn. Ii. 4, ''' ~
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For Sale.

Que hundred or more acres ofland
near Belleview. this county, equal IN
location and fertility 10 any land IN
the county. Apply TO A. W. Mcach-
am, Belleyiew, or 10 the editor Of this
paper.
, 1881-01-28
Tuntlug Cats.

No. was u She cat Of the gray blin-
died kind. which believe is the Scottish
breed, She, like Nimrod, was q mighty
hunter. Hares, rabbits and partridge
all fell victims to her sporting propepsl-
ties. What is remarkable, is that what
ever she killed she invariably brought
home and laid at her mothers feet. Ii
they We're worth keeping, as they often
wore, they wero appropriated, while
Pussy sang her song OF pleasure; if they
We're not worth keeping, they were given
back to her, and she devoured them
with relish. She ate none till they were
lifted aud then thrown down to her
again. She was fond of fish, but, unlike
other cats, she was willing to wet her
feet for them. Often has she been
watched sitting on the burn-bank
until Il trout came within reach,
when down went her paw and ont
came the trout almost without fail. No.
. was Iom-Cat, red and white Like
No. l, he was a mighty hunter. At first
he brought the fruits of his chase home,
but atterWurd became more selfish and
deyoured what he could on the SPOT.
What was left he kept hidden until it
was required. Perhaps, your readers
may consider what follows about him as
incredible, but it is a fact, nevertheless.
DE seemed to become weary Of the lying
ln-wait process OF catching game, and ac-
tuaily endeayored to run down hares by
speed OF foot Ever after that we con
sidored him as having "a want" He
was shot because when certain rnrlenpr
was shooting partridges, Glib bounced
upon a coyey and deprived the sports
man-gardener Of his game. Out of re-
yenge he lodged the shot into Glib
| Chambers journal.
, 1881-01-28

At Shanghai, says the Pail Mall Ga
2ette. where we and some other Europenn
nations and the United States have estab.
lishmentS natives ax dealt with by what
is called a mixed court 1t is SO called,
no doubt because European or Ameri-
can consul or other resident sits with the
Chinese Judge; but in other respects it
has little pretention to its title, for its
course Of procedure and its punishments
appear TO be of Chinese barbarism, un-
mixed with any European sense Of hui
manity. Thus, prisoner who refuses to
divulge the names of his accomplces, is
ordered to receive fifty blows on the face;
and il these administered apparently on
the spot .ail to overcome his cOntumacy
another fifty may be ordered. Beating
the ankles with hammers, and knecling
Oh chains with feet braced up, are other
methods of persuasion which are en-
ployod by this mixed tribunal, graced as
it is by the cOuntenanCe and sanction Of
an officer of some greut Christian power.
According to tabulated report, pre-.
pared by Mr., Il. Parry, for the Supreme
court and Consular Gazette the pun
lshmcut consists Of terrible Hoggings, or
else Of the Cangue, or heavy table. in
which the wearer'a neck is inclosed, and
which prevents him from lying down or
feeding himself. That such practices
should 80 on from years end to years
end with the placid ucquiescence of in
tluential European communities seems
hardly credible. 1t is to be hoped, at
all events, that they will not long sur
, 1881-01-28

Some years ago Il Spaniard from Cuba
went to England to be treated for a dis
ease Of the lungs. He went to Dr. x,
described his symptomsand put himself
into the doctors hands.
"Well,' said the doctor, "if | under
take your cure, | shall he obliged to i'm
pose one condition--and that is rather
hard one to comply with
"What is it?' SAID the Cuban.
'Ihat you cease smoking until ] give
you permission to resume"
"Never! I'd rather let the thing kill
me. What pleasure is there in life
unless one can smoke?'
The doctor was a smoker himself and
felt some sympathy; 80 he said.
"Well; perhaps that is beyond your
power; but you must promise mo to
smoke but one cigar day, or | will not
undertake your case"
The Cuban promised for il was his
only chance. -Four or five days after
wards the doctor called upon him as he
passcd'the house. He walked upstairs
knocked f:
Come in
The Cuban was before him with n ci-
gar eighteen inches longand OF proper
tionate thickness. He confessed he had
the specimen made to order.
, 1881-01-28
Romance from the Maine woods.

The lumber camp has its romance.
One OF the oldest and best known divers
on the Androscoggiu goes under an Us.
sumed name. Few know his history or
how he came to bear his part Indian.
part French sobriquet. He was the son
Of u wealthy lumber dealer in Eastern
Maine. He was wild boy and led a
dissolute life. Broken down and an out
cast, he changed his name and found
employment in the woods and on the
drive. He married an oldtown suuaw
The strange couple lived in hut,
back in the recesaes Ola Canadian forest
almost ont of the reach of civilization.
Every winter finds him in the camp
now n wrccllof once fresh and vigorous
manhood. Time was when few men
could handle q boat with him. Gle
would have. put his boat over West
Pitch without hesitatiugu minute. says
one VINO knows him, But he has nearly
run his race; is now very much broken
down and q few Years more will proha-
bly, close the strange, melancholy his
tory of man whose sJubriquet is iamil-
iar to all the lumbermen OF Maine. The
case Of % driver who died year or two
ago is similar He married Il squaw and
lived with her until death Bangor
Commercial.
, 1881-01-28


Tie literature 81 all nations abouuls
with definitions ut human rights. THere.
u-.uu, Of aIl nation, abound with beau.
tuI ethical principal, and maNim,. But
l. history demonstrate, that tn" only
rule which Ha- been followed by man
huJ from the earliest times till now, in
their dealing with weaker peoples, hao
b.uu fine lass = force, This AA, been
very clearly illustrated iu the matter of
cUlm.I1mu Whenever AN advanced
nation Im, iouujitrNpoI..ut 20 establish
branches Iu other parts 0l the world, it
l4s nIou.., acnn,ou..nt theory thD;aI.
...., which could uot meet It on am
.lwlr, i'm ,.t,a should ba treated u-
interior creatures, and Us having DO
rights u.tog.u 'Ao right TO Ifc-which
I'll. ",Ggogur raae was bound
', ra,.e.a 'This rule ha,
N. followed with am almost nm
.,,..m- pH-i-,.uny from the begin
ming. 10 rmeoh.ud the real ethical
cwu"nr o, ii, however, it will be
necessary .u put uW-pINc, for the mo-
m.n' iu ta" position Of nm ''iniouor'
m.. suppose then thai o hitherto I'M
known race ', men, It's far in advance Of
, 1881-01-28

Not long since. in one Of our neighbor.
ing Villages, n young lady who had been
engaged to q fine young man for some
time, met richer person and soon put
off the old love for the new. She wrote
to her old lover requesting him to re-
turn her photograph. Here was a
chance for revenge, which he took by
sending her the following note: II
would gladly comply with your re-
quest, but if | do SO 1 will spoil my
euchre deck. | have q collection OF
photographs which / use for playing
cards, and ! do not wish to break 1t by
giving away the deuce of diamonds"
To remove superfluous hair-Send
your well filled mattress to be done over
by cheap upLolsterer.
, 1881-01-28


..,.
'I"h learn i' ..'" ", ""I"'' It's 'n'.'-i
.. N'.. H. "a,..''t '''..'-. ..''..'".
" .. wA". I..E "...'I ,'' ".' up .,' Il
goddess aLo ..'.'.n.". amos. '".'". ].
a.. l. d distance. .E '..N l.".. ".' '".
'..., ...'.'. '..| ..... '."l. It's "h
.... .'.. creature. '' ". ..'"I.' w., "'.
u.'..'.." ] ."'...-.. .. ...' -...'. .'.'.' caste
, 1881-01-28

Elizabeth, Empress OF austria. is one
OF the most cultivated sovereigns in the
world. She draws beautifully, is a good
musician, and speaks huently all the
languages of modern Europe She is
fond of literature, and among her attcn-
dants has readers in various languages
to whom she enjoys listening. She is
not very popular, ii is said, among the
ladies Of the court circle since she has no
taste for small chatter and fashionable
Sine amuses herself with
sewing, embroidery, riding, aud last hui,
not least, in playing with her little
daughter Valerie, for whom she has an
almost idolutrous affection.
, 1881-01-28
SCOtclmncn and Jews.


Jews are to Germany very much
what Scotchmcn are TO England
They come, they see, they conquer.
They invade the country at every
point begin Their career IN gnwcI
and terminate II IN Il palace. Many
OF the most successful merchants,
lawyers ana physicians IN London
are OF scotch extraction. ! ord
Mayor McAIthur Is an ll'Sh Scot
Dr. Andrew Clarke Is Scot. SO is
Mr., John Fender, and 50 are score
OF other equally eminent and opuIen!
individuals, whom 1t Is unnecessary
to partIcuiauzc. The Scot has an
a|kwardiy persistent manner OF
standing IN the brIlon' $ sunlight and
OF beng the foremost to seize the
prizes ana the different good things
OF lie. Ills nationality Is quite Us
o,v"''J 'g''''s" '', an" 1 "'S .''''"go m i Is
f"''o '' 'Ss' ''.'''' y 'I' P' P''.I''I','
IS III IHe case oI tue F'HIapIc
Hebrew; ne has fewer anIabie quail
ties by way Of compensation, and he
has infinitely less sense OF hamur
YET FnwIismon. when thry have been
honoIcssl,, di.,,rcnJ Inv tLn c,nn,,
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, 1881-01-28

II is the opinion or Hans Pfeiffor that
murderer upon the scatrold, although
in very serious position, is always
bound to have his 'leedIe choke"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11
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WINES 7UA- rs.Ikrys .HE .Ss~a.ss

!iEEs> JyA. EStIkVgS .HE -SE--a-r, rS..g
sEIr INFLICTED.
-ecNS minatioD OF Lieut.. CONN Ia tie v~l{.
lahtI a>t a. resumed In New orsS yeSierfAy
lilgIhlng. Al the conclusion OF the previous.
Gaa NAimony witness said that inspections
etS Ai2St % CADETS quarters al least twice a
80. d. night between tattoo ami reveilla.
- VI ne SurNrdinate officers co!ag 3-0ult
n4.h JAM iahtern TO aScett ain Naet her cl al
,nS S"atlS were in their rooms and their
HANtS tNitgNS' %. Witness satf fre-,,
was 70 inspection made az cadets s-,sT.
lttS On the night OF April 5gh faA- Ga
knew OF; he said he Understood ihs N.tais
md5e general denial: he be!pypi maj
any ca sci who had been guilty or srIrb a. ,',t
rage IS had been rCrpetrltRd upon t4isf
Whitaker . ould Ire about a.. Waiter NJ R.1Bs-
lnSon, second lieutenant fth cavalry s'afianAt
IN the Indian territory. WAS he next w.raeSs
sworn. lie WIS cadet OF Me~t Point OF Ap-:
tn NitnTSs said That II le ina taken R aiirror
ana pair ar scissors he could have cut his own
bair IN about the same manner in which WHIT
tskeT hair had been cut or clipped. Witness
Vas superintendent OF ihe subdivision 20 which
taGet Whitaker b loHr,d and said Il y As al,
uQ'N 10 inspect cadets quarters morning and
evening; he found lunches OF hair about tla
ItoiI which seublal Nbitta,eT'S hair and
teuCu punch OF hair upon Whitta',eI'S drnS, Nc
iSole on the morning OF the q n OF April Wit
Heso Hdu cohNeTSci with several cadets "A
re- ara 10 NNttIak"rS ease. ana the general
.hiNtSslon Vas that Whitaker lad done II
hicst IT, Ills ow n impression WAS fHat Wh,t-
iskeT Cid the act himself. Witness mai hear,
ID lAEtu over among his ci3SSm ates that Wua.
iater was Lot Going Wei 81 his -f-I!ips. ana IA
lisa formed jae opni IL than NLttSkeF hst
LEA ulllSeir IN.