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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-02-23
No. 1875.
Mining Application.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, N. T., January s, 1883


Notice is hereby given that the Hope Mining Com
pany, an incorporation existing under the laws of tn,
State Of Missouri by Frank L. Perkins, Its, attorney
In fact, whoseP oaddress Is Phipsburg, Deer Lodg'
county, d. T., has this day filed It's application for
patent 70 $50 linear feet Of the True Fssure lode
mine. or vein, with 4.9S acres OF surface GROUND
known a. the Bay Horse mill site, situated In Film
Creek mining district. Deer Lodge county, Montani
Territory and designated by the official plat and delt
notes on file In this Office az Lots Nos. u and B In
Township North, Range 10 West, and described a,
iOeSs, g sarnee ' Non from
which the quarter section corner on the east bound
airy OF Section Is, TT NJ X. II W.. sears 8. rs deg
IS min. W. 5l72.05 feet 1880 ehains) distant, ant
running thence west 800 feet thence north $50 feet
thence east 900 feet thence south $50 feet to corne
No. and place OF beginning. Beginning at q post
~ feet long, inches sou are, marked M. G. Il fol
corner No. Of the Bay Horse mill site. from which
the quarter section corner on the east boundary o.
Section Is, T. n, Z. ID w. bears N. IS deg. "
min. w. a.ss4.as feet % chain.l distant, and
1857 chainsI distant, and running thence 5. 9.
deg 10 min. K 5s7 feet thence g. IS deg. ID min. W
476 feet thence s. IS deg 30 min. w. 20 feet, theme,
min ss fse thence s fee. to
No. and place of beginning. Containing an area u
Lot n OF Is acres claimed, and 435 acres includ
ed In Lots 90, 3d. and ~ not claimed; and 9S acre.
in Lot u b. makinga total Of 1853 acres belonging
to this claim.
The location Of this claim is recorded in the Re.
corders Once Of Deer Lodge county, In book ~,
b24, for the mill site.
The adjoining claimants are, to the lode, the Hop,
Mining Company to the Silver Chief lode, Let 70 A
on the east, the Hope Mining Company to the Ba!
Horse lode, Lot 90, and the Northwest Company Z
the Imperial mill site on the west and 10 the Proyi
denta No. mill site on the south: and adjoining
the mill site, the Hope Mining Company to the Potos
mill site, Lot 80 B, on the east and to the Durango
in. MOE. Register.
N. B. RNaKLns. Attorney for Claimants.
705u0
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An Effort to Abolish Psymasters.

Army paymasters are rallying all their in
fuence to defeat, II possible, when the army
appropriation bill comes up in the Senate
the amendment which Representative Brown
had inserted when the measure was before
the House. The amendment seeks to accom-.
plish the gradual extinction Of the present
grade Of paymasters, transferring the duty Of
paying the army to the quartermsster's de-
partment. Representative Brown gives some
interesting statistics relative to the eItrava'
gance of the psymaster system As now or.
ganized. The pay department draws salary
to the amount of $2l9, 100, divided among
officers Is follows: One brigadler general
$500; two colonies, $500 each; two lieu.
tenant colonies, 5000 each; fifty MAJOR
$4,000 each, and fifty -four clerks, 81 400 each
To this add mileage, Communication for quar-.
termaster's stores, fuel, forage, subsistence,
etc., amounting to say 100000, and We have
total Of $S19, 900 going to officers to pay th'
SUM of $l,200, 900 to 1851 troops. There
are, including the retired list, 1884 Officers
In commission, which, by adding paymasters
clerks and hospital help amounts TO 1922 fol
our little army. 1t Is believed that thu
amendment will be favorably reported to tbs
Senate.
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How Innocent. Abroad wa. written.


A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press,
describing his associates In . Washington
boarding house In 1858 90, says: "And there
was. Mark Twain. in little back room, with
q sheet-iron stove, dirty, musty carpet OF
the cheapest description, bed. and two or
three common chairs. The little drum stove
was full Of ashes, running over Oh the zinc
sheet; the bed seemed to be unmade for .
week, the slops had not been carried out for
fortnight; the room was foul with tobacco
smoke, the floor, dirty enough 10 begin with,
was Uttered with newspapers from which
Twain had cut his letters. Then there were
hundreds Of pieces of torn manuscripts which
had been written and then rejected by the
author. A dozen pipes were about the apart
ment-on the wash-stand, on the mantel, OH
the writing table, on the chairs-everywher
that room could be found. And there was
tobacco, and tobacco everywhere. One thing,
there were no flies. The smoke killed them,
and am now surprised the smoke did not
kill me, too. Twain would not let servant
come into his room. He would strip down
his suspenders CHS coat and vest, Of course,
being Off, and walk back and forward In
slippers In his little room, and swear and
smoke the whole day long. OF course, at
times, be would work, and when he did work,
1t was like steam engine at full head. do
believe that II Clemens had not been under
contract to write for the Hartford firm his
'Innocents Abroad he never would have
done 1t.
"Of course, at that time, we never thought
thing, and probably he did not think IL would
either, but he was writing for the money this
naked manuscript would bring him from his
Hartford publishers. He needed that money
and SO wrote. lie Is glad that he did write,
now, for that 'Innocents Abroad written In
that little back room on Indiana avenue In
Washington, has been the making Of the
fame and fortune Of Mark Twain. Whether
he smokes the same sinking old pipes
whether he wears the same soiled under
shirts; whether he heats his room with the
old uncleaned stoves whether he swears at
his own or other peoples servants; whether
be nopes and snsrls and whines--well, /
don't care. He Is rich and aristocratic. He
has edited paper in Buffalo, and another in
Hartford. He failed In both. Editing Is
not bis forte. Mining Is not his forte. HUI
NOR is his forte, but will you excuse me If !
say that coarse humor should be nobody's
forte?"
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A RELENTLESS MOB.
Their Intended Victim Commits Suicide
The Corpse Hanged.

PAoLA. Kansas, February 9.-About one
o'clock to-day q crowd Of whites and blacks
collected In front of the Jail and waited fol-
the Marshal to come out with Smith, who
perpetrated horrible outrage on the person
OF little girl on Wednesday evening last.
1t was reported that he would be taken be.
fore Justice. The Sheriff declined to move
the prisoner on account of the threats Of the
mob. Tho crowd, led by . number OF the
best business men Of the city, made an as
sault on the jail, drove the Sheriff into the
interior of the building, and, after an hours
work with hammer and crowbar, they bat.
tered their way - the cell, only to find
Smith dead on the floor, he having committed
suicide by cutting his throat with . pocket
xnife. The mob put . rope around the
corpse's neck, dragged 1t to tree and swung
It up. The outraged child 10 alive, but II
expected to die. The results Of Smiths aci
are, q girl likely TO die, two negroes dead
one white man and one negro seriously
wounded.
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Sr. LOUIS, Feb. s.-Unless al signs fail,
there 10 going TO be . vary bloody war be-
tween the factions in the Creek nation. A
corrsspendsnt hes received fsan ohmuiks
the following: II have Il from hssdquartss
that I bastls viii b. fought in few days II
Spiechs dos not come 70 terms, but I dare
net ssnd ! detailed dispatch for fear Of
trouble 70 myself"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-02-23
No. 1858.
Application for Patent.

US. LAND OFFICE
HELENA, NJ. T., Feb. 10, 1883. (
Notice 10 hereby given that Adam Gerhauser and
Montana, have this day fled application for patent,
under the mining laws of Congress for placer min
ing claim situated IN no organized mining district
Deer Lodge county, III. T, In Section ~, Township
the ONCE Of the county recorder OF said county and
described follows By legal subdivisions Of the pub
No. q, 10 N, w, embracing IN .s2I twenty
seven 62100 acres, upon which notice of said app-
cation was posted the 18th day of October, 1854
The adjoining claimants to these premises Lewis
Davis ct al. on the North. John O'Rourke ct al on
the Rast, and A. Gerhauser Q. al, on the South.
y. Atkinson, Register.
GEo. B. FoorE, Atty for Applicants. 710t10
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~ c,.n.. -, r,,z.Jonn ,sou.r

NEW YoRK, Jan. S1.-A Poet Washingten
special says Friends Of Fitx-John Porter
seem to have abandoned all hopes Of passing
his bill In this Congress. Itis learned that
the opposition 10 quite . pronounced in the
House = IL was In the Senate, and the rules
permit 90 many parliamentary obstructions
there that there 10 probably no chance for Ii.
General Henderson, chairman Of the House
military committee, 10 from Illinois, and
quite q determined In hls hostility to Porter
- Logan ID.
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Frank James to be Tried fer Murder
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1o.-Upon the repre-
sensations of the Davies county authorities
that they have evidence likely TO convic
Frank James of murder, Judge White, Of
the criminal court, this afternoon issued n
order granting the immediate delivery Of the
prisoner 70 the oficials Of that county. HI
was accordingly taken to Gallstin. The In
dictmsnts In Davies county are for killing
Mcmillan In the Winston train robbery, and
Sheets in the Gallatin bank robbery. II th.
charges are not sustained, then he will BE- r.
turned here.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-02-23
Notice Of Final Settlement and
Distribution.

In the Probate Court of the County Of Deer Lodge
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter of the estate Of Charles j. A. Com.
plainville, deceased
Notice Ia hereby given that Reuben L. Davis, Ad
ministrator OF the estate of Charles j. Complain
vic deceased has rendered and presented for settle
ment and led In said court his final account OF hit
administration OF said estate and petition for distr
button thereof: and that Saturday, the Gath day Of
February, A. ID. 1888 the same being day of term
OF this court, to-wit: of the January term, A. D.
1885, at ten O'Clock a m, al the court room of SAID
court, at the court house In the town and county
aforesaid has been fixed by said court for the hearing
Of the said final ,ccount and settlement and petition
for distribution, at which time and place any person
interested In said estate may appear and file his ex
ceptioEs In writing to the said account and contes
the same.
ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
1OSt4
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1,250.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

HELENA, M. r., January 20, 1883.
Notice 10 hereby given that John X. Sanford. Har-
riet Sanford, and George McBurney, whose postof-
fce address 10 Helena, Montana, have THIS day filed
application for patent, under the mining laws Of
Congress, for placer mining claim situated Ia no
organized mining district, Deer Lodge county, Mon.
tana Territory in sections and 8. T. ~ N, H. 10 w.
which claim is recorded in the office of the County
Recorder of said county, and described as follows,
bylegal subdivisions of the public lands, to-wt The
SWA of the NWA of the SWA, and the NWA of the
SWA Of the SWk, and Lot No. ., OF Sec. 2. and the
BY Of the Eh Of the YEA OF the SEA and the NE&
OF the SEX OF the SEA, OF Sec. No. 3 Of T. II NJ X.
No. 10 West of principal meridian. embracing 4s0I
fifty four and S01e0 acres upon which notice of said
application was posted the 2sth day of December,
1881 The adjoining claimants to these premises
Caroline Dutro ct al. west, d. L. lsbel and j. l..
Isbel on north.
J. II. MOE, Register.
Gso. b. FooTE, Atty for Applicants. 7Ost1O
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st. Aary's Acadsmy.
Deer hlg1. hmtaa n.
CONDUCTED By TIE Sisters OF CHARITY.
The Acadeuic year 10 divided into two scssioHe Of
ave months each, beginning respectively on the arst
Monday u September and the arst Monday sf Feb
rusry.
TERMS:
Board and tuition per session, Gncluding
bed, bedding and washing. .....s120
Day pupils. .............. ..............- 10
Music on piano, per session, extra. 80
Music on organ ....... 10
Nj sic on guitar -
No extra charge for Vocal Music.
For DRAGGING and Painting Extra Charges.
IL Plain and Ornamental Needle Work III
UTtaught free of charge. III
All Payments Must be Made in Adoance.
Pupils are required to bring all necessary
articles for the toilet.
Special rates for two or more of one family
attending the institution ut the same time.
For further particulars apply to the
SISTER SUPERIOR.
In charge Of 81. Mary's academy,
600 Deer Lodge, NJ. T.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HxLxsA, N. T., February 6, 1883
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has dled notice of his intention TO make
Anal proof In support OF his claim and secure anal
entry thereof and that said proof win be made he
fore the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county r. n.
at bis once In the town OF Deer Lodge, on SATUR-
DAY, the 10th dav Of March, A. ID. 1s01, to-wit:
Jacob n. Hartley, who fled pre-emptson declara-
tory statement No. -, for the VIZ SWk OF Sec
No. 2, In Township No. North, OF Range No. II
West and he names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said tract to-wit: Charles B. Jones, Josephus Mar
shall, Gordon G. Vineyard and Jacob Heller, al Of
Willow Glen r. O., Deer Lodge county, u. T.
F.ADKINSON. Register.
Q. b. OBANNON. Attorney for Claimant. 7o95t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
lREAsURER's OFFICE,

TE6AsUEkkn UEflCk,
DxxR LoDd4 N. T.. January 81, 1883.
Nesise 10 hereby given that the Treasurer Of Deer
Ledge coanty Monisna, will Offer q public SALE at
The eourt house ct said county, In Deer Lodge City,
on Monday February %, 1858, all the fasas or i'm
pyeyeusnts on the lands, which the taxes remain
aapaA fer the year lSS2 The sale TO take place at
The boar Of eleven q. IN. Of said day. and be i'd
learned II necessary from day 10 day until the prep
erty II sold. The following 10 description OF the
Amounts.
Algonquin Mining Company, Hasnark-one
twenty stamp quartz niii, witA all the I'M
movements apparteAant thereto, known
q the Algonquin mill, situated ~ Has
marx, Deer Ledge c., H. T; al.o, fourteen
ecres more or bess, OF mining ground,
known 90 the Belle lode, and designated
% Lot Nc, %; also. four acres, more or
lses, In the EgtiLl lode, and designated ~
Lot No. s.; The Salmon and Clio eMten-
sion -four acres more or less, designated
- Lot No. 81, 7. n, X. - v; Agon-
spia lode, three serea- more or lees. All
Of the above property being in Flint crssk
Te1r ne S Of aeSisss. " 80 ,osl 81
Gold Crvek. ..:......;..;........:;... IL 81
Lodge valley: :..........::.,.......... - ss
Tinlayssn, c. H.-lmpts on land on upper
o..: r.. ss lin; ssiSii. on mines: i: s.:
Eastwood, G. F.-ImpTs at vest end Null
Ian flannel, consisting OF one log Building,
used saloon SSs
HeRault Frank-lmp'ts on land nsr Warm
springs ~
Long Yet Tong Co.-Imp'ts on mines near
fionecr Observation-Disclosures. ~ "
Normandn, Frank. Sr.-Lots 8 and g. block
o., one half of lots and 8, block q. with
improvements on same, in the town or
Deer Lodge. northumberland. 81 81
vi A ~,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-07-18

shows q TIE rear BY welcoming 70 her Aosps-
tsligy the frieurial CcnclaVe q the Knights
Teaplar. These ecnciaves have gradually
sncreSsea in isspcriance entil they have passed
isso the rans q psh,ic psSeasts. iaicPesdeas-
II q their sgeeisl inisres. t. their eva ncu-
hsrs, Izlses. When Il Is eeaSi3ercd that
about say Coaaan3eries arr io take part in
the san FSaneisce display that tons thccsand
Knights sre C - fron the East. thus swelling
TIE aeulers 81 those ca she facitc Cc8st %
eight o. ter thcasara ihst many Of shese
rcnplRrs Will he acccnpairca by .heir wives
O. children, and that visitors will thrag 10
tie show iicu al quarters, il IS not sarplisiag
T. leara hat she leeal ledsos expect to ssrcsa
henare3 thousand dcllsrs On the affair, AID
hat the acccmusciations q the ely VII ~
straincd t. TIE utmost. such well-kacWn
Ccnwsrieries as iAc Apollo ef Rostcn. the
Ascaien Ct $, Loafs. the Damascus Ct s.
Pau, tie Rsper 81 lu3iar, ihe ColanhiA q
Wsshi1s.cu. ard. "a fact. Gra3 Ccnman-
dsyies fgcai States as far east As Maine aud as
far south As Alabara, VII send their repre-
scntatives to this Argus. cooessvc, BeSide
the review. TIE rgeccssiee, ard the oomPeii-
tive dgill thew VII IL sxcgSSiccs ard o,heg
notywcrthy eatcriainmeais. he street De-
corasiorS arc - BE- ccsily and sbusdani. and
tae 6ve pri1cs o. trophies for eNcelleuce in
iriu are oi an icirl-slc value iar exceeding
any beseye offered AZ these tgieonial gatherings.
Locsius a. The uznN and successful paseanis
ard shows Of various Sc-ts held ~ American
elites iudes the past few wears. Il IS evident
ihaI this ;zs.e Ca niuzicipal displays. 10 Nhieh
the pecpie Ct tie Whole country 1ro WeleCu8ed.
steadily iEercSes. Cnjcsttsdly the great
growth Of Tie acralatlcn. wlth It's luarx oi
h1rCPc1ns uho arr accustomed 10 frcq1eni
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9awaiian Gazfttr.

W GREAT Mock RIa1

Tie t1i-1EiHg account CT jolly evening -n
board The steamship Zsallllsiir- IS -45-B f--r
.le 1s'r.7l.i,l C.alss, spirited Iissrs z-.s5 r-
published By the HzsP Company. Saa Fran
zscc-
A-cN z-ill-s CO board ship are general p
great i'I1- luE the che en- beard sE dc L-rEzl-
..t -a lle AEri- 5z1F tCE1 from Sln Francisco
gag me element Of luiEEy IN rs tla- uus Is
---,'- 90 al 'iin1s- AXIS, N the estimation -f
every enc wlC Witnessed H. ThaseLsnel. was
f,ss- ard oppressed "a the person CT .ls
-s-ilelll, Frank Spencer Of The Eluaf7l1
--.4-is Spencer. a sc4lFlrE lT.--EgI--s,f ---r-
Gig Fellow vas rstu-1il- 10 dc Es-1.lF4 y
-ls lrss -E away from them f1-i1- q -z-=-
--lc1 1t over zlirry-tlrue wears. IS WIS
N--c.i1c en- the Isiaa,is II LSiI. CO his rlr e.
an trllcl5cl- IlG only reached .Is -l.s1-
lIel1l pll-s- ls / have sad. IN -
-1s I1rlll-, 1.lzr we had been several .s..s-4
++ sea- Spencer While Standing al iz1.- near
--4 -all 81 s--rlcm- vas publicly accused sr
having lls1-aclsl ClrEin WgFrr--s watch
ana 1t leluc suspected Of sevs-ll ether sErs--s
lbs -1r-1lec DENIAL tit 1ut prevent his rgf--
i1a--lcr- ami lie WIS struck s7egcTrsz4 .--
seeing the sgarciIGrs bring forth E-rrI The
o. lll5 % as cuaE PCCszls. 1us univ the mis-
sing FI-zl- 1gr several band ksrclisfs- rlEr
sEIlls. 1tr- r vas Immediately decided 81
i-.eHnig --T lIm N the dining saloon t5as
llE1r Els liigusg vas greatly aggravated
ill7nE ne lay by the PghEc charzg made
ag a llsll1g young Indy passenger. -la= IN
li-il-lln % -ls ether Ilr-euiss b. vas .-75r--
20 a SOL greater 1ne-the larceny Of ler heart.
nut -1ig -lat, bur he vas also -IiI-7 Of 5-sse-
-t Er1mlse Of mnr-ia.-s-11G tins serious crime
Nls lG.-eI % lie list Ct ether cha--gs. ami
: ls really The principal event Of he .-lL
NE -liisr vas cunduCtei with al f1e turn.
----i 71vsr1or HIll5day, Of Vir-iuia. e : A.
as -le IG-e- and L C.. Mlci1-ialg- Of s11 .
2 la--ciscr, and Ar-hIha.d Ferries. the lu1us
I'm iisl VIZ clrrzspundeut. wers lie l1asr-7
ill1sei- and Col Geur-u " Mlctl-Ilze. -F
-lnol1ll- Ild A-. Edvar! Townsend Of .-s
an Francisco l1rll7g CHI lctz.f ls e1rrsaE
.1r defendant The salnou vas -r1vsis.i with
lsslnssrs AID 1ficers. whose s-m-l .lzss
we're pretty equally divided between The
heavily l--nufi, gray haired old 1-islner. ann
ne laaEfl- 7iaiHlif- After The usual fsIl- q
w CT twelve vas ilal.v i-upa1eIef. Ar. The
;ilar=es 1einr read, iE WIS discovered -l4-
: enrgr vas accused Of 1gariy every known
'ailuc- Following Is the Indictment. a. 1c4-r~
.s can remember, ard which vas sworn G..
-g Ar Charles R. Bishop, The E1u1I1.I la1i-
p, and NJ Clans >prscl1sis- the s-1lz s-.-s-
,-u- eft >a1 F-anciscu-
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Ll-l- sIvl f Ten weeks ~ nv Egf7T- [
-=l5 pleasure 10 stating -llt II-. Fax Srgrcrr
-1a1-11G himself win the Utmost -r-1ristr.
l- F--l7 finding -lg evil influence If hrs t-4T-
---l= 7aIllus- AK SHAHCE.
Pr1p'r Palace Hotel
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"z1 -l elimination bad Br1cellati ! l.lI.
.il- Spencer Jumped mp ilii-uuniIv- and
-aalll.l- lt Che Court % be rsllavs.f III tbr
-lGl -5 .i lls -lIuaeI sus-ec-. Tru7
a1lrr- r-a-=. SGcncsr- 90 suspect that M
slaca7il-l- -11-1sl even l1v. IN hrs pe7i. aus
-alrfr -a1l5 most Ilur-fzsHicual -srfIg. ..ssz
l-l s-1lll-l-g Ter tle lslchersus woman vI1
nov Iea-s Cd run ny far name and ruuurs Inn
-- -1- base ami i.1ahis Blludsrs--
~ DIS counsel vas dismissed and --sle-
son 1Ea 60 -leu -----lli I-lu1d % the 4i,l.s d
--a TAR l-ill-lt- WIKI whom be vas soon sr-
l=s- . low and confidential --nvsrs4f=.1
-clil a. -lar- Elur Honor, e-siaf1le,I The
"a =lll. 7elcsr There Eir- = ny ate
counsel l-rza,.T shared 20 his rum by tie ~
nan F-n tI-ss Cd ask FIR alirueut a.-lizse
me-
L-zz spencer -1cz hia own case IN hand.
and made -u- a -1c5 one too. bus the inv. VIC
had Teen 1-l-g.slT Instructed returned 4 YER
Gees l1.--1z lIl zIIi-F Of every cIar-s. ald
e several others N addition not F1eciied n
Sc llll-tualE
LIr leursucs, sad the Court. VIA as
li'i-l -z1l-7 as be s1glE Command, 1-tisr he
lili.l7 lrllie ,lr-illnHillca Of having % &c held
on DE- li=l seas b -vl -iicsrs- 90 prevent his
beng EI--lat .la1 lle iag 1f iie 7ll-1ffF Nv
i-ia r-l-1z % die vessel - Cur sentence. AZ
3 % u -1al1e-i idr-y years. u tie coal han-
sa17 1r -vgnrE-i1l- -uur1 IN .hs bridal Clam
ler-1.lrr
1r-ilr -le cuai ElEsr8- answered
-l-l1ar 1r-- wa ? and meariy-
-i- -.-1i- d an ll-er1zll7s, The z -li-iasi .
-li- iili- l.--r -sfi-cfiuu- 20 ElE NAP sscare [
t.icr 1rlllia-,ueut 4 T1u eve lie COR N ar
Ter en- Che siz1Fari i1r 4 czsa -f -has1r,.--,s =
eFeacer 1rlrllli y !Imrea az tie alseruas!vs. I
and -.ll- lil- ca deck a. We .-ans he Es,l-i Z
% ne .lilcs, c Wa noticed la. tie pfasn-.iF
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Witnesses "a 20 the defendants -ha-lr-sr
Ills Vls conducted By ne piaiatilis -auzseI
n pure American police cuur. styIe. ant tie
British 1assencErs we're amazei az lie manner
2 winch ever witness vas 7rr en- --ial- and
-ia uail question utterly lasr sizhc 81 an
st-l-iiauHi- ignored Witness aftsr witness vas
made % answer ilr q most appalling LIST 1F
crimes usIuuatea against shsin, lu5 r1sa sae
defendant AImsaif vas examined ille 1i,in.lifr.
-uIiuzel shaved him .1 be faeu-t-ss. -I-T.lss.-.
7ef-ursr- and -e,i-aanGesi muriersr A. Iss-
rla defendant counsel had an 1uuur-4pir- %
canine ne AR plaintiff she tes1fie.f IA.
Spencer had SO involved her naiisu sifl,.is--4
leiars iiisng her. aiar she cuuld only wisl e
ne g-cuur-
Ez1srt Or what suearad tie Defendant.
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E-gnpf- san answered tsazflilF- -s--nrr
mas any woman ~ inuiiHh a. % I'VE her ear.
uve - iiaf base, huid. bad zian- vsuli BE-
sure when she died - % xhers she rauls ss
nset Spencer
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