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not compel their trains to take to the woods
to escape shotgun guarantees.
Singular I,aNity.

There is well-balanced belief in the
popular mind that the digging up OF earth
in cities and towns in the summer time is
not beneficial to public health. Too many
cases are on record where yellow fever
originated in neighborhoods thus dis
turbed. This does not apply 10 Memphis
in eonradstinction TO other communities
afflicted in the past, but along with them,
1t is believed by some that the fever now
spreading at jackson, Miss, was in n
measure caused by this sort OF work. In
the face OF all this the water company is
permitted 10 go right along laying a
monster main on Shelby street, for which
excavation to the depth of six feet or more
goes on daily. Tho people down there
have protested most strcnuously and the
Rev. DIR. Boggs has called the attention OF
President MADDEN TO the recklessly ac-
corded privilege. II hasn't been stopped
worth a cent, despite the fact that the
weather is still too warm TO monkey with.
Is there no relief? Water-and especially
the delightful article now furnished by the
water company-is essential and desirable,
but the minds OF those more directly inn
pcriied should be relieved.
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an Nntrnreon, Ad,criIscmcnt.

Some men will stop at nothing to al;
vance their business interests, even when
in the effort to do so they imperil q ciiy's
reputation and IFS commercial prosperity.
A Bcale street saloonkecpcr distinguished
himself yesterday by publishing in The
L.dgar an advertisement which is likely TO
scare the life ont OF such readers OF The
Letter rs read only hcad-lincs Il Is
headed, yellow Jack" in big, boil.iacc
type. and is followed by an advertisement
81 the fine wines, liquors and cignHkcpi at
the Walnut Palace saloon. This may
strike the proprietor OF that saloon rs very
funny. but 20 the general public IL looks
like coming money out Of mems blood
An advertisement like that should be sup
pressed 10y the police. Any little thing
may now create q scnsclcss scare and there
should be no mercy iUr the man who
makes merchandise u the fears Of his
fellow citizens.
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pot. In the passengers came, and some
tot them are here now, with no prospect OF
locating them, even il SO desired. Give
lis the Nicksburg idea.
But this little example is not lar ahead
OF what might be truthfully related of all
,the other roads. Trains are stopped the
Regulation distance out. There all pass
engers and baggage are discharged, and
the next thing is a cross-country trip TO
| the city. Do they make it? Well, rather.
Not one OF them fails. Ii it is lady her
male protector finds a conveyance, and
three hours from the time the train stops
all hands are right where they originally
started for.
1t has been whispered that tic country
roads were TO DO protected, but when?
Echo answers very distinctly, An effort
has been made in that direction, as the
following telegram will indicates
MEMPHIS, Sept %, lSss,
Gov. r. H. Taylor, Nashyill c, Tenn;
Please authorize commanding officer Of
militia here TO order out troops, and re-
port to me ior quarantine and other duties
as emergencies in this line may require
for enforcement Of such regulations as
may be necessary to satisfy and reassure
our people. DAVID PARK MADDEN.
President Taxing District
Up to the hour OF going to press no re-
ply had been received. Chief OF Police
Davis, anticipating favorable answer
has already fixed upon picket posts, W hich
will extend around the entire city.
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Tough, Butt Goes.

Inspector Polk on the Memphis &
Charleston, reports the performance OF n
very disagreeable but proper duty. On
the train arriving last evening were four
passengers not considered eligible for adj
mission into the city, owing to their adj
missions that they were from suspected
points. Three of them were from Tuscum.
bia-the other was loose female charac-
Ter from Atlanta At the time the train
reached Whites station rain was pouring
down. The ladies entered store there,
but were driven out at the muzzle OF a shot
gun. They left, but it was a touching
sight, as both were weeping bitterly.
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wiid.Eyc,i Reports.

The sensational rumor iiend was abroad
toward evening yesterday. His work was
in the nature OF circulating stories that
suspicious cases were located. DR.. Thorn
ton had heard them. In every instance
IN official investigation was made 10y the
doctor or his as sistauis, the outcome Of
which was that they would have
given several days Of their lives
TO get their clutches on the fiend-
ish originators. Vigilance in this
direction is commendable, but there
is such a thing as ioolhardy recklcssness.
The doctors will keep an eye on every.
thing dangerous and give warning should
II become necessary. At present there IL
not an actual or suspicious case anywhere
in or about the city and confidence in our
immunity is yet lively. The mortuary re-
port for week ending 6 O'Clock p m. yes
icrday Is ample confirmation of the city.s
admirable condition from health stand
point. Ii is herewith appended:
MoETUARY REPORT
for the wcclscniins saturday september -
1858, at q O'Clock pm:
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rbe River To ne watched.

Whether or not refugees are sneaking
into Memphis by entering from the river
aide Is not definitely known, but an Inn
preston to that effect prcvailsall the same.
IL IL a fact that refugees from Jackson,
Miss, could reach this city In that way
without a great deal Of inconvenience or
expense. Once get TO Helena, the res, Is
easy. At Mondays meeting Of the board
Of health the adyisabililY 81 applying the
non-intcrcourc regulation 70 tho rivcr
aud posting guards to prevent the skill
business, will be considered. The public
will indorsc a positive action for non-in'
tercoursc.
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Nh ~


uFTFUuutI# Nt thv rysiigurD ~ hpt igtnuf.
owen Mccormack. ustncf uld ttHlrlrh runh ru1
Winchester avenue. saturday rt Itruhrf ~ lH.R
nt U'rlI rk am. n .UN baftHtUIT WliT ui 7. D.
O,i.fHHui On the twenty 81, und year ui bet Hru
fcryIrcs NJ 49, Hnis,ys ohuryh this lslNpAN
evening NJ Do O'Clock rIiuuis nnd acquaintance
urc iuiiiri
PATTON 81 thU homo ~ Che parents. nn Poplar
boulevard In thIs ulfr. ~ Hu'rlurs ui q w. 'nlsf
si infant san Of iig'cn A. aud 1hunis ". lniton
PATTON residence ~ bct .0u.in,l1w. =. a.
fHss goo pfpriun sifg,t. .RturilY. ispituIrf p
rs. ut .uu.tlusk plu.. lIuAutlu W.. hEri ~.
,ut, Unr years Wiz " thH late Z, n lail1h
Iuurfrl irim residence this .7uNpNNl afternoon
NJ o o',lntg. Ffrnis OF tag family Invited TO a.
t.ui
FIN THIS city, saturday september p, ~,
NJ 81 uriutt D Doe. ne residence No - ""'nil
sfrrrt WuItH 7 Wrr, Hrui hit, ihro Nthrf
Nashville paT-u please ,op5.l
Funrml will take place fnum rcillrnr' lhi'
sUNpAYD an,fnoon o. O'Clock. friends afg
inyitri ~ attend.
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w, &c, o., STA, out.

More than ono Memphian has ventured
beyond the borders, only to lnd, when he
tried TO get back, that the gates were
closed 10 them. II Is reported that a
young man went out on the East End
dummy line TO call on his best girl, Friday
night by some means no missed the last
train for the city, and started out for home
aioot. In his mcanderings an officer
nabbcd him and applied the quarantine
lash. Ito will DO more cautious in the
future.
Mensrs. p. NJ. Patterson, !. n. snowdcn
and other Sunday.schoo! workers went out
20 Mason, Tenn, Friday, 10 attend con.
ycntion there. They attempted 20 return
Yesterday, but woro "held up" at Bartlett,
and cannot reach home without much
yeratious delay. business, u business,
and the people say, 'lot'ergo, Gallagher,
ON the quarantine. II people must leave
the city now LET them arrange Affairs 20 re-
main until the restrictions on travel arc
faiaed
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Iie tsot Home.

1t is reported that another Memphian
eyaded the quarantine inspector on the
Charleston railroad and suddenly appeared
at home last evening. According TO re-
port, Mr., Early Hobson, Of Fly, Heron
4 Hobson, was caught at Jackson, Miss,
by the scourge. lie had no idea OF re-
manning and lit out for home, arriving last
evening. viii the health officers kindly
investigator Memphis has no room Tor
refugees from any infected locality, whether
they be home people or not.
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Freight aud Express Matter.

There Is n general belief that some re-
slriciion should bc placed upon incoming
freight and express matter. Under the
present system little or no attention Is
given either particularly the former. An
ArrEAL reporter yesterday heard an officer
Of tho Southern express company kicking
like n stuck Pug because Inspector farIiB
had invaded the express car on the Biz
mingham road and had put of NJ Caplc-
yillo a barrel Of fish direct from Pensacola.
Mr.. Farris had no otdcu 10 back him mp
In this action, but the people will COM
mend him for u Just the same.
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On the Long Run.

This In the time when trains arc run Tor
hundreds Of miles without stopping. either
at stations. crossroads or water tanks II
Is tycn given out that cows, other animals,
or any other kind Of distractions cannot
stop their onward rush The longest run
Of this kind was probably by a train on
the Illinois Central, which ives from Can.
ton. Miss. 10 Cairo. III. From Mcmplls
10 Chatiapooga Ia the run op iliu Memphis
4 Charleston road. and the officer, are de-
lighted that people living along the line DO
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Things 20 Remember.

II will not be ont OF order for the people
at home and abroad to bear in mind that
fines aud Imprisonment will be imposed
upon these harboring refugees from an in
iectcd locality. Memphis is determined
TO keep clear OF contagion from this quar-
ter. And il will not be- healthy for those
Drawing the quarantine regulations. cithcr.
The authorities and people here rather like
tho Nirkshnrr ilrn.
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mil, MeeiInRA
The following announcement WIS mad,
by the board Of health last night;

ITTT TTTT'T WIZ VIZ ''1''
by the board oi health last night:
oyIrcr ~ tar Boa un ~ IlrsirH
MTArnis f,uu.. sept - iss,. J
Until further notice daily meetings Of
the buarl Of health will be- held In the old
city hall nj II O'Clock ain, when all par.
ties having business with the board will
report.
Health certificates will be signed by Drs
G.. u. Thornton, y. 4. Williamson, i. X.
Ford aud Thad Donohue, one Of whom
will DO found either at the board OF health
Office in came building OF in the hall from
O'Clock am. TO o'clock pm. Ceriih'
Gates will bc issued noahefe else.
All sanitary officers aud Train inspectors
will make their daily reports here.
Il. A. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
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ghiiauto NeNNWAl
Veauiy u the daily
uss u Ayers Hair
Niror No matter
Whist tho color Of
Tho hair, this prcIa-
ration give, ia lus-
TIE aud pliancy that
aids greatly 20 ia
charm Shoald the
hair be thin, harsh,
dry. % turning gray,
Ayers Hair vigor
vill restore tho
color. bfing on, q
new growth. and
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A DUEL DECLINED.
a Main street Clark Challenges Il

a Main street Clark Challenges HE
Boss.
MI $ T.. Wilson, AN cmployc m the
store OF r. l.. Hunter, NO lO2 Main street,
became offended at something his cm-
ploycr did, aud Selling piece OF brown
paper wrote challenge The Terrible
document read o. follows
"Mr Hunter challenge YOU Tor fight
with O pistol, II YOU want 10 do right uc-
Crpt.' NusuN,
Nj Hunter declined the invitation with
thanks, although b was not marked Il. S.
Y. T.
Squire llughcy fined tho hclicnsr VII.
fun So, aud put him under a $1,000 peace
hNnl
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Wury Won feel depressed ion dose your.
s,lf with mean bittcrt Hodges S,rlplrilln
uu0,utp, and iuyisumtrs thn system anil
curys nll disease arising from nn impure
state ut thc hlood n per bottle. siyhpt tlc,
lur 81. Manufactured hy lIugun Root
Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn sold hy
llyIslpr 49, Main street
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. ANp Mrs.-J Il. L,vp.a, hny
gone 10 Europe.
FrANE KEITH AMI wife have gone 10
Now York City.
Ma. Lucy BnyAS lyii last night for
middle Tennessee.
Ms. W. G.. M.CuuRg las gone TO
McNiugy...c, Tom.
CuAurE Ems Ir.EGg and family have
returned o. the city
Mrs. 4. S. itNEHNoWr anil family have
returned from ScWa'cc. Tenn.
TuE Hon. william r. Moore returned
yesterday from aIr'Wctul summer tour.
Ma.r.. q. RN,WrondJ. r. Wallace.
Of Atlanta, are stopping at the Gayo'o
hotel.
Tur Rev nr rlgH, Of the Second Pres
byicrian church, las returned from q TIP
o. Arkansas.
Mr,.r,. jon MNnTIg and VIM. Earring.
ton lru lat night lUr the University ui
Virginia 90 prmuo their studies
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PLUGGED MO PARTNER.
ono Negro Shoots and Kills Another at
Woodstock.

Woodstock.
From Mr.. Bcn Dusby an AfrEAL re-.
porter last night learned Of a fatal shoot.
Ing that occurred at his place near Wood
stock, ten miles ont from Memphis on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. Tho princi'
pals woro oolorcd men named Jesse Sea
and Andy Buchanan. The latter was shot
through the heart, the weapon being a
3s-calbor Smith 4 wesson pistol. scawas
promptly arrested by Deputy shcriI
James Giii, brought 10 the city and placed
In Jail, Mr.. Busby accompanying tho Of
lcor. Buchanan was not dead When the
party left for Memphis, but his recovery
IL impossible. Mr.. Busby was not Ia
miliar with the origin OF the difficulty, but
believed II 10 be over trivial matter
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uRntrd'

Ono reliable merchant in every town tib'
uiary 81 Memphis a. knock ont all cpmpc-
iili0n by taking tn lgury. Of the world
renowned sir,iton y storms New. YORK
cigars inl Geo. l.. Iir d CO. q celebrate !
Buiios. your ucighb1r cant gcl thc goods,
~ We will only sc.l 20 on" merchant ~
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. S,MuAps q Co.,
sole Distributing AsunN,
Memphis, Tom.
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CALL FOR MASONIC TEMPLE BONDS

81 irfiIs h1liiuI tho ahlfr inufi rur'f.r
ffnri .ti 10 40 lutlHsltus viii prHfn' ... Do .l'
~ fgiarit iiiu ltif'. 900 uf TNE. ''l '..| J.
hsa fuf ptfflgnf at lItrftat HifHf Ir ..H.. y
on aid bundf Will gIasr ID u'l-f F. SO .I
u. e. uADD.s, lfg| .rIa
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A Change of r,ase.

In future all health business will be
transacted at the board Of health office,
city hall, instead OF at the private Office OF
DR. Thornton
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Tho latest ip1ucs have been long crowns
and are without btims. They are pointed
low on ihr back hair, nnd have an abun-
dance oi trimming in 'front.'
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u. orr. rIlNrnAL NOTICE..

rIitr uFrtCFls AND MEMBERS flLt
II Memphis llign. va ~, ~.
kri.Ht# ~ Honor are r1usstad ~ IF%t4.sfn4
meet I'D thfir lUi1r nom I'd lu'tl"rk 1htAk
thIs .sr NuAlT HnDun1n, iu ni' NJ AAEfho
40 mugftl of puf late Brother W WI
d. WfrE Sister iuiTus cordially 10 49,
ia. WRIGHT Dictator pfo Igia
n WuIAwa NrpH ftrf
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DEADLY ELECTRIC WIRE.
ANOTHER LIFE ADDED 10 ITS VIC
TINS LAST NIGHT.

]. 5, Maginnis Comes in Contact with
Fallen Wire aud Is Instantly
Killed by the Shock-Other Antics of
the Wire.
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render tho old soft and shiny. fot
Leeplng the scalp clean, cool. aud
healthy. ihsio Il no better preparation
IN tho market
81 am froo 10 etnicss that a rial n
Ayers IIai. vlcuF has convinced mo
thai n l. q gsnaine article. lts nse Ia.
not only caused d. halls o. NY vile aud
dauuhtef 10 DO
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WIEN you light Grand Republic
Cigiro or Duho y makes Won feel 30
happy that u j. lmul 10 tell whether you
aic 30 ac iirs.i uI in thc spirit
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l. desired and admired by all. Among
the thing. which may beat bo done 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-23

Waist. viii Do wOn Wills elaborate trIm.
miugs. iafsc found ha;s are promised iyr
autumn wear.
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W AiN-Ilthh
Distribution by Ward First 2. Second
/. Third, 1: Fourth, .. Fifth, ?. sixth l.
seventh. l. Eighth I. Ninth g. Tcnth, B.
City Hospital. l. stu born 0. White, s.
cOlurcd, ~. Total ~.
y. A. WuLttNspN. ND,
N-..l.I.ra-
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ApIcn Tor I.rnicr,,on.

The following dispatch was sent ycs,or
DAY morning TO Ills EXcellcncy Grover
Cleveland, the Hon. lsham G. Harris aud
members OF the Senate, and the Hon.
James phclan and the members OF tho
House Of Representatives
The prevalence Of yellow fever In
Florida aud lis presence at Decatur, Ala,
aud at jackson, Miss, is due 10 unrc-
strictcd intercourse between Cuba and
Florida during the past two years, aud
demonstrates the necessity Of rigid aud
perfect system of seaboard quarantine for
future protection OF health, lie and COM
mCIcc.
We therefore earnestly request the ro.
establishment Of the national board OF
health, or OF some similar health organiza'
ton and It's full equipment, with power
aud means 10 carry out the desired object,
IN conjunction with State and local boards
oi health.
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Abundant and Glossy,

but Il has gwen niy rather stunicd Nus
tarha a fespectah'g length nnl appear
ancs ."-R Bfitt0n, OAKLAND, ONO
"My hair wa, coming out without
any assistance ffum NY vile eithufl
I tfe1 Ayers Huf Nignr WlnE phy
one bottle, and ! NOW hay? a. haa
head u hair AZ snl HnH could wish iof''
II + gchmlttor pi.kHpu, Tenn.
81 have usai Ats., Hair Vigot W ny
family fof n ntiu BOO = years, anl 49,.
gard n a. tho be- hsir preparation J
Isi, ~, and iiy.H ul preserves tho
original color. " wife Va. used y ioF
a ions Time viii most satisfactory 10
suits - Benlam w. Johnson NJ DE-
Thomas Hill. Mo.
My hair was b. '1uins harsh and dfy,
but aztec using lii a bottle q Aver
IIair Viruf IA sfov I't.k aud glpssy.
cannot sxptoss A.. Hf anil gratitude !
fssl i" 81 Mabel &. iiiHlr Dcia'an' W.
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DAVID PARK HAnpEY,
President Taxing District,
q. II. THORNTON,
President Board oi Health,
J. VI. KrAriNG,
Editor Memphis Appeal.
J. II. MARIiS,
President Merchants Exchange,
l.. y. SUoGs,
President Cotton Exchange,
BgornER MAuEKLiAS,
President Christian Brothers College.
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CAUTION

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LEWIS TRUNK FACTORY.

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-15
Read the Following,

From St. Paul, Minneapolis and Still
water s14 will be the rate to Cincinnati
and return, June s to II, good to return
June Is to 25.
Fifteen dollars and eighty-fve cents
will also be the rate to st. Louis and re-
turn, June II to ID inclusive.
Ten dollars will take you to Chicago
and return, June IL to Conclusive, good
to return June 20 to 25 inclusive.
The above rates are open to the pub
lie, and tickets will be good on the
Famous VeStibuled Trains of "The
Northwestern Line" Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway.
For further details apply at No. 159
Paul; No. Is NicolIet House block, or
Union Depot, Minneapolis; or address
T. w. Teasdale, General Passenger
Agent, st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-15
CHAP. vi.

When she recovered she found him
bathing her forehead.
'.Oh, how did you know, how could
you know" she moaned.
Il overheard the conversation in your
fathers den," he said, and then told
how he followed the old man through
the woods, and his subsequent dis
cOvery.
'sTell me all about it, and l promise
to leave here inside of six days and
never return,' he said. He discreetly
went no further, and it was plain that
she had not suspected his mission to the
Indian camp.
"Will you?' eagerly.
81 swear it,"
THAT is enough. You look like an
honorable man, and | feel that / can
trust you. Well, my name is Cicely
Warren" she innocently began. eve
lived years ago near st. Paul. Papa
was physician and had quite large
practice. | was being educated at an
Eastern seminary, and one day received
dispatch from mamma to come home
Immediately. Papa, you see, had
been studying too hard, and had for
long time been privately experiment.
way. He claimed that he could make
it into medicine that would keep one
young and change old life into bright,
young spirits. At last the dreadful
truth forced itself upon US. Papa was
insane. Several noted physicians ex-
amined him and we expended every
cent we had to restore his reason, but
alas, it was all in vain. Finally, through
anxiety and worry, mamma died."
Here the girl bowed her head in her
hands and wept. Robert took her in his
arms, and with her head on his shoulder
she finished her story.
physicians said he must have fresh
country air, and friends brought us
here, then returned to their homes. We
were soon forgotten, for in some way a
rumOr had reached st. Paul and other
places where we were known that we
were dead. l was devoted to papa and
cared not to leave him. Owing to papa's
wild appearance and queer actions, the
Indians respected him and feared him,
and at his own request followed out
that den in the hills where you saw us.
Papa always loved and cared for me.
and the Indians have always paid me
great respect. Papa's rawlings grew
worse and his insanity assumed another
form. Three young men came here
from Goodhue county, but never saw
them. The old man you see at the
camp murdered them at my insane