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A bloody Chapter of Crime

NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-The Times.
Democrats Bastrop Ua.) special saws
Glasgow Brigham, colorcd, attempted ia
arrest boy named Taylor, colorcd, charged
with rape, in Oak Ridge, to-day. TAYLOR
resisted and fired upon brigham. Brigham
returned the fire, killing him instantly.
A selma, Alabama. special saws: Last
night Babe Burns and George T.. Kcipp be.
came involved in n difficulty Il. f. Ad.
ans, proprietor of the Southern Hotel, in
attempting ts act as peace-maker, came
near losing his life, and was compelled to
Kill Burns, who fired at Keipp, missing him,
the ball passing through Adams cheek.
and Burns then fired ut Adams, but missed
him: Adams then fred three shots in
quick succession, each taking effect, killing
him instantly.
A Little Rock special gives further par
ticulars of the killing of Thomp-
son Mckinney, Chief Clerk of the Council
OF the Indian Territory, by an Indian
named Lucas The feud had long existed
between them. They met Mt store and
quarreled. Mckinney started home, but
was waylaid by Lucas IN lonely road and
brutally murdered. The tragedy has ere
ated a great sensation throughout Chicka.
saw Nation.
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Other Foreign and Domestic News.


NEW foES, January 2.--To-day was oh.
served as New Years in the city, and busi-
ness WAS suspended Tho streets down
town have much the appearance OF Sab
bath, all exchanges courts and
offices being closed; but uptown
the scene was made livelier,with New Years
callers making their yearly rounds. Ser.
wees were held in some of the churches to-
aay. Ihe day was very cold one
TINS afternoon fire broke ont In tho
cracker hai;rry of Hatfield & Ducker, Nos,
~ and ~ Fnton street, Brooklyn. Five
engines We're soon on the ground, but il
was evident that the fire would
prove an ext, nslve one, and additional en-
ginos were summoned The bakery is n
lour'story brick structure, and running
throdgh from Fulton street to
paughty street, AMI contained
a!l the machinery and implements for the
business. The entire building was Quilted.
The firm estimates their loss on
stock, machinery and building at
$4,000, on whicl, they have only
an insurance of S4j@}0. The flames spread
to i. Bonds Sons plumbing establishments.
i6 Fulton street, and damaged the stock of
machinery and building 100000. The
dining saloon of Joseph Little, 40 Fulton
street, was damaged $1,000. The fire is
supposed to have originated from defect.
i've tuo.
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Special TO the Herald.

special 10 lie Herald.
PALESTINE, January 2,-The sporting men
OF Palestine are all aroused by the state
ment that Lon Rogers, well-krown about
town, won $4,000 at lottery in. Louisville
last week.
Mr.. Miller, who sued the International E
Great Northern for $50 COO on account of in
luries received in an accident, compromised
the suit last week for 5000. Saturday his
wife came here from sherman On
her behalf counsel applied to the
court to open judgment, on the ground that
Miller was Il lunatic, not capable OF making
u legal settlement Judge Edwards denied
the motion and the wife took an appeal
Inc iady promises to annmhilate Gooch
the internationally claim AGENT. who made
the settlement with Miller and Goocb
though amable to ladies', now keeps out of
her Nc5.
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A Patti Incident.

Nine. Patti was surprised yesterday after
noon by card bearing the name familiar
to our citizens of Mr.. $. s. Smith, and nc
companying it an old worn ticket, upon
which was boldly printed, "Adeliua PATHS
Grand Concert" Here was a mystery, and
the gentleman was invited to walk up. and
expected to explain himself Mr.. Smith
has not been in firm health since suffer.
ing from sunstroke, but he has a vivid
memory, and asked Madame whether She
remembered Qong time ago. travelling in n
steamer on the Mississippi river, on the
way from st: Louis to Chicago, be-
ing. at the time li,tle Girl about
as high as walking stick, and looking
on while Maurice Strakosch and her sister
Mrs. Strokosch, played whist with Ole Bull
ana another gentleman, and that she had
4 iavorite lap-dog that, attracted by some
ducks IN the river, atte,Dpted to iump
ovel board, the stranger in the whist party
say, d the dog, and on restoring it she was
SO 6 steful and so troubled by Tie peril that
her darling had been in that she shed tears.
by tins time the peerless prima donna re.
memOered the incident, ,andthe history oftbe
ticket began to dawn upon her also. When
the party arrived at Chicago and stopped
at the fremont House, the little girl
with the big black eyes ran up to the gen
tlemain who had rescued her dog,
and begged him to accept n ticket
to her first grand concert
given as hers. He.told tie young char,n,r
that he had so much to do in The woy Of
business that he feared he could not attend
the concert, ana added that il he found h,
could not go he would keep the ticket TO re.
mind him Of her, and return it to her when
he met her again, when she had made the
great fame that was waiting for her when
she became woman. Mr.. Smith called
yesterday with the ticket. which he hnd
carried for about twenty-five years, TO re-.
deem, his promise, and Madame Patti cave
II 10 nm again with her name delicately
written on that part of the surface not worn
away. "Adrlina Patti, Cincinnati. Deem.
per 2, 1851" Mr.. Smith gallamtly men.
toned to Ssnor .Nicolin that he had loved
bard to find another Of her admirers WHO
had treasured one of her gifts for 90 long
-lCincinnati Commercial. " 'e
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Houston,
Special to the Herald.

HousroN, January 2.-At the Hutchins
House tonight, negro named Henry
Adams shot another negro named Henry
Howard, both dishwashers, killing him :;
the trouble originated over Il trivial dis
pute. Adams made his escape. Five Shots
were fired, two taking effect, one in the
heart producing instant death.
New Years was more generally observed
to-day than i'll several years, numbers of
callers and an unusually large number of
open houses
A number of robberies were committed
here Sunday night, indicating the presence
~ TINS city OF a systematized gang of pur-
loining gentry.
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A Snd Accident

WAsHINcToN, January "A Cleveland
dispatch rsporis that Saturday night. at
GAINESVILLE Ohio, during Knights of
Pyth'as festival the door of the hall gave
way pr1eipltatlns over two hundred per
so:is TO the floor hrIva,h Two were Killed
ten fatally injurcd. seventy or eighty Others
more or less seriously bruised or bur,p
The building took lire. All other lights
except thosc Of the burning ruins
were eNtinguished. The night was very
cold and the scene is described us fearful.
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san hutouio.
Special to the Herald.

special 70 the Herald,
SAN ANTONIO, January 2.-Captain osles.
by, of the State Rangers, and Deputy
United States Marshal Joe Shelley arrived
here Saturday night with Tom Drake, ]. p.
Stonebraker, and Robert L, Dougherty.
charged with robbing the Laredo stage on
the 18th and the Corpus Christi stage ON the
10Th of November last Jewelrv 10 the
amount of nearly 81 600 was found in nos.
session OF the men Drake and Stonebraker
are former members of Oglcsby's command.
Daugherly IS the step-son Of Bill GAVIN, n
prominent sheep man in Duvnl countv
Stonebraker is well connected and a former
resident of Waco. They are confined in
the county Jail awaiting trial.
Fay Templeton's Star Opera Company is
playing here TO full houses. :
The ball OF the season is given to.ni,-ht ot
Turner Hall by the Y. NJ. NJ. Association.
1t is Ia creme de la creme.
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Austin.


SPECIAL To the Herald
AUSTIN, January 2.-The Capitol Board
met to-day, and having considered tho
legal aspect of the bids without arriving at
anything definite, adjourned until To-
morrow.
No new cases of smallpox have been re,
ported since Saturday. Those in the hos.
pital are doing well, and it is hoped that
the spread ofthe disease will be prevented
lt is said that the Governor proposes
makinga political tour of the State soon.
Nat g, Hendersons appointment TO n
Post,olIice rather takes him by surprise,
ocrats.
Mic Woods was jailed to-day on a charge
vile. ''" NO
The Comptroller and Adiutant General
have returned
All the departments of the State are
closed III observance of the New Year holi-
day.
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BRADFORD, Pa. January IA large
frame clearinghouse of Mr.. Thomas, near
Richburg, was destroyed by fire at 1 O'Clock
this morning. Gas from an oil well was used
as fuel in an oil stove and an unexpected
pressure set the kitchen on
fire. Mrs. Thomas was sick
with fever in the front room M stairs and
her husba nd, 20 years of age, y-as
sitting by her side: He was exhausted by
long watching and fell asleep. He was
awakened by smoke and discovered the
entire. rear Of the building in flames. Secur.
ing his wife he carried her out and laid
her down IN the snow in her night
clothes. He then went back to awaken The
children, who were sleeping in q rear room
upstairs but could not reach them. Two
girls, IL and 10 years old, and boy. 10
years, had their legs, arms and hands
burned off, and their trunks blackened and
charred. Several persons downstairs were
also dangerously burned in escaping.
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New Years Mt Washington.

WARRINGTON, January 2,-The weather
'o'oay was everything that could be de.
sired GEAR cool and bracing, and the ems.
tom OF New Years calling was very rener. y@
any observed. The tact that il was Pres.
ueht Arthur's first New Year's recent,on
attracted full attendance at th, Militia
house. All the foreign legations were
represented and the usual programmes
Wss yVh carried out. The decorations of the
Mh.te House were less profuse than in
inrmer years, because of the recent death of
resident Garfield, only plants and flowers
pGeing used, and these in moderation. Even
Tu,teau mad reception in Jail, and prob.
u;o,s two hunu red people, large proper.
uon ladies', called on him. rN'V'
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Value OF Foreign Coin.

WASHINGTON, January THE annual es.
innate, by the Mint Director, of the value
OF foreign coin tor 1882 makes but two
changes from its value as shown in the
treasury circular OF January !, 1881. The
Austrian ilorin and Japanese ven are each
reduced one mill The guarde monetar.
mint of Hayti, is added to the list of for
eign coin, ami ITS valuation placed at 9Gs
cents,
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!, EsrABLIsHED 1874
'irr'cE FIVE lENTa

W. ,heir business, adjourned sine die. Az
NOON the new bosrd was called to order md
SStsanzca Sn,s oy the election of Alderman
nG.tseher Tammany, as President
wi.h the cooperation of all hut
,mu u;,, .M the Republican members.
mv,uncr Oh the Democratic iactiens, Tam.
or Republicans having a majority aSn,, ,,
rrace sent in his annual message. in whirb
ne considers the financial condition of The
city, anu which shows the net funded dsht
OF the city, including the annexed district
Wnouhted @ on December 81, 1881, to sos 'SI9'
Ha'io. The tina, estimate for the support AZ
~ see c,ty governmentfIr lsS2, is S27 AZ, sci.
90, winch Will make the tax rate materially
iess than during any year for the mast ten
years' The Mayor also reviews the ynrions
matters of finteres, to the civ '"''V"S
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Coulsln,t Arren

LONDON, January "a dispatch to the
Standard from Paris says; At meet
ing Of the Anglo-Frcnch Com
sion made by the French Commissioners
in regard to cotton and wooden goods did
not reach the minimum fixed by the Eng
iish commission, and were finally declined.
The English commission will therefore re-
turn Monday.
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Galveston. .


oTVCIWI 10 ITIt TTtTtIU.
GALVESTON, January "A fire broke out
at O'Clock Sunday morning in frame
house, corner of avenue NJ and Eighteenth
street, consuming the structure and dam.
aging the neighboring premises. Loss,
$1,0().
Hon. I. NJ. Healey. Member of Parlia.
ment for the district OF Wexford. lcctured
tonight to crowded house at ARTILLERY
Hall. Mr., Healey will reach Dallas Friday.
Fort Worth Saturday. Much enthusiasm
is manifested among local land leaguers.
New Years has passed in u remarka-
bly, quiet manner.
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fusolyept,

LoNpoN, January IA telegram from
ST. petersburg OF the 3lst says; The No.
vostia Will tomorrow announce the insol
vency of the Grand Society of
Railways and the misappropfiation
OF 2l,uuOO00 roublcs OF government
mon y on the Nicolas line. An i'm.
periA commission of inquiry will be
app )Inted under the direction Of the Min.
lster OF Finance and the communication Of
q rroposai has been made by the State
SoH'ptrolicr TO take control of the railway
from The society.
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Sohn Freebett, or lunch room. stock and
,,Hrrnniture; ,rn 5000 \. A. Harvey, owner OF the
Mhite House, $500 on building; Il. b,
Tiass on stock of provisions and flrniture
Sl,soo' Companies having risks are: Ftna'
ltome,ot New York, Underwriters of New
York, Lancashire, Springfield. Western As.
sSurince' continental, Scottish Union, and
SaSiohsl anu 81. Paul. A portion of the
stock and furniture was saved. An the cv.
press matter was saved. The Pacific Nv
press building came near burning
District Court adjourned last Saturday.
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Arrest of Lloyd, ",he Man Nan ;,

NORFOLK, VA, January III. r. s.
Lloyd, manufacturer OF Iloyd's maps, hail
lug from Tennessee has been airestcd her
upon u rcqliisitipii tOta TIE Governor of
tennessee, thArged with obtaining from
$4,000 10 $50 UUV tuder iiise PROGRESSES. He
lett IA charee 0t aa oicer Vi thh State to-
day.
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Killed in II Collision

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, January 2.--The
street car at the crossing of Virginia avenue
and Union Railway track wa. run into by
freight train of the Wabash Railway this
morning. Sister Mary Assumption Convoy,
OF 81. Mary's Catholic Academy. while NJ,
tempting to get out of the street car was
thrown under the freight train and in.
stantly killed. One other passenger in the
III the car had his foot crushed.
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Another Jouruali.tic venture.

BALTIAoRE, January 1.-The Times,
new morning daily, W. b. Hazleton, editor
and proprietor, was issued here this morn
ing The edition OF to-day is a quarto
sheet. very similar in appearance TO its
New York namesake. II IS published as an
independent paper.
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DENVER, Coh, January 2.-..ghe Republi-
cans S'lycrton special says Edward i.
Ryan, Miclacl Ryan and Richard Atkins,
cmploycd III Paradise luhnel, on Saturday
were buried one hundred feet deep in a
snow-Siide. Parties lett Siycrton this
morning TO recover The bodies.
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Musical Matters.

CINCINNATI, January 1.-The board of
judges appointed by the Musical Festival
Association, consisting of Carl Reincke, os
Lcipsic. the celebrated German musician.
M. Saint Sears the distinguished Frencl,
composer, and Theodore Thomas, submitted
their report. The prize of $50 coo was award
ed to VIM. Gilchrist, OF Philadelphia, for
the best informal composition for chorus
and orchestra, to be performed at the next
May musical festival here. The competi.
ton was open to all citizens of the United
States, irrespective Of place of birth, and
there were nineteen competitive compo.
country. The title OF Gilchrist's comnos;'
ton is" The 10Th Psalm"
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NoRFolE, VA, January Arrivals of
vessels at this point ftom foreign points,
during the year 1881, aggregated G,oo5. of
which ,95i were steamers. Arrivals from
domestic ports numbered II ,y93, of which
,3GG were steamers.
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Gold.

CHARLESTON, $. g., January The News
ana Courier newspaper was to-day sold by
its owners, Riordan Il Dawson, 10 n Joint
stock company iur 100000 CASH The man
ageincit Of lhc paper will remain substan-
TALLY unchanged.
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Marshall.
Special TO the Hnrnld.

MARSHALL, January "A fire originated
yesterday morning in the White House Mt
3o'c'ock. 1t spread rapidly to the Pacific
Hotel, and from there to the Texas Ex-
press building. All were destroyed. Tho
Pacific was owned by w. B. Heard q ca
and insured for $500. Victor Cnynlr,,c,
Kept the hotel, and was insured for ~ RUl
on the furniture; e. II. Ginnocchio, on Uv bar
stock and fixtures, was insured for 81. NO.
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Killed hy Mistaiksc..f

Kansas Clry, January 2,--Ioe turns,
negro barber WIS shot and killed by Officer
hoyette, WHO hj.faRing. Burns for thief
ordered hiH 10 him TO matt. Burns refused
to stop AMI Was shot dead Loyette has
been cNOtrrAttd.
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BERLIN, January 2.-The Tag Blatte pub
fishes q rumor of the dismissal of servants
from the Portuguese royal household on
suspicious Of connection with plot to poi
son the King. '
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THE INAUGugATtog.

RcHMoNp, VIRGINIA, January 1.-Gov-
ernor William T. Cameron entered on the
duties of bis. office to-day at noon. The
inauguration was almost entirely private.
The ceremonies, which consisted solely in
the administration of the oath Of Office.
were performed in the State Library in the
Capitol building. This was immediately
followed by similar ceremonies in case Of
Lleutenant.Governor John Il. Lewis and
Attorney-General 4. y. Blair. The only
persons present were the heads
of departments, several State
Senators and members of the
House of Delegates, and n few pcrson-
al friends of the new Governor.
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Snow.

PETERSBURG, Va, January 1.---snow fell
here nearly the entire day. South and east
Of this city II has fallen to depth Of ten
inches, delaying all trains in those ,lirec.
tions.
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NEW iong. January "a lighter con.
tanning thrty.nine bales of cotton burned
last night IN North river. Loss not known.
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Now York's New Board Of Aldermen.
New YoRK, January 2.--The old Board of
Aldermen, from which ttfn members re-
tired, met at II O'Clock, III after finishing
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Took the Oath,

PETERSBURG, va, January 2.--Hon. W.
%. Cameron subscribed to the oath of Office
of Governor of Virginia at midnight Sat
urday, nt his residence, administered by
Hon h. NJ. Mann, Judge of the Hastings
Court, in this city, and entered upon The
discharge of his duties to-day.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Death in Many Disguises. on Land
and on Sea...An Erring Louisi.
ana Justice of the Peace
Kills Circus
Employe.
New Years Day at Washington. ..presi.
dent Arthur and Ga;teau Roth
Hold Well-Attaaed
Receptions.
Governor Cameron, OF VIRGINIA, Takes
t!'e Oath OF 0Nico and Is For
msI!y Installed.
New York'S New Board or iidermen...
Where the Balance OF Power
l.cp0scS.
The King Of Portugal DismisScs His
Plotting Servants.
Passenger Trains Delayed by Snow In
Nh@inia.
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Continued on Fourth Page
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-24
LAREDO LETTER.
LAREDO, Oct 22, 1852.

LAkhDo, OCt ~, 1907.
Editor EVENING LIGHT:
Last night Judge Rector spoke to large
crowd at the church plaza, from the Wilson
house gallery. His speech was greatly liked,
and highly spoken of.
John Sherman was visiting the city yester-
day. He had for his guide Mr.. ]. c. Hart.
of Harris Laredo, who showed him and his
party around Laredo, Mexico, and Fort Nc
lntosh. The Colonel was highly pleased with
both sides OF the Rio Grande. They left on
last nights train.
heard that gentleman was arrested twice
last night for hurahing for Ochiltree. Election
excitement is running high.
Yesterday custom officer Schwab seized
a large lot Of Mexican cards that were being
shipped, through the express company, to
Galveston. 1t was the largest seizure Of the
kind ever made here; $500 was invested.
There was some excitement at the dingle-
dangle last night; no damage done.
Several dray loads of hides and wool were
shipped in the last few days. Several large
trades have been made in the way of sheen
and cattle. Laredo is great stock trading
port; person can buy from two-bit goat up
to $500 horse.
Oysters and fish are plentiful.
l heard that a revolution is anticipated in
Mexico. If it does come, Laredo will be a
great recruiting place. After the election there
will be more defeated Finley and Ireland men
than it would take to raise brigade as large
as Capt Tobin's old one, during the late war
u being one of Tobin's brigade and think
| was the one that gave it the name)
Hal Costing, M. G.. Anderson and Jack
Evans disappointed the people by not coming.
great many wanted to see the new Marshal
MIR. Anderson is known here as lawyer, and
we'll liked, Evans is also known here, but no,
like Anderson, Jack is unpopular. There is a
certain. merchant here that is too stingy to sub
scribe to the LIGHT, but he waits until his
neighbor gets it and then he comes to borrow.
I was told that there would be an excursion
leave here the first of next month for Monter
ey, that will be good time of the San An.
tonic boys to take a trip and see one of the
largest and prettiest cities in Mexico. A sur
veying party will leave this place between the
first and the tenth of next month for r. r
line in Mexico. A Mexican was arrested and
fined fifteen dollars for insulting a little girl,
the daughter of a baker. A couple of fighters
spent the night in the cooler, Geo. Lockman
the assistant marshal says he wants the boys
to cool off as one Of them was candidate.
FL.
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WOOalman, Spare That Tree.


The destruction of a magnificent cypress
tree standing on the bank of the river in the
rear of Bell & Bros, jewelry store, on Com
merce street, has excited great deal of COM
ment. 1t seems that the tree stands at the
foot of lot owned by Major Kampmann and
the destruction is ordered to help out little
rickety building fronting on Commerce street
used as photograph establishment. Al
though standing at the foot of the lot it is not
the property Of Major Kampmann, and the
city should have interfered and prevented the
vandalism. This tree was a magnificent
specimen of its kind, and had stood on tho
banks of our little river for hundreds of years,
a delight to generations of people who have
lived and loved and died here. Capt. Man
chaca once told the writer he had played un-
der that tree when he was boy and it was
giant then. Can there be no means of stop
ping such acts? A tree like that takes half
century to grow-it is a monument the beauty
of which men.. have never been able to initiate
it serves as history of departed generations
its story reaches back to primitive days, but
its glory is pristine, and as fresh as at crea-
tons dawn. The little photograph gallery
whose light was intertered with by its heaven
reaching branches is thing of a day--why
should the AK of the woodchopper be applied
to destroy natures noblest work that would
have lived on and remained a thing of beauty
and JOY forever.