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JACKS LATEST VICTIM.
Mutilated Remains Of a Woman Of the
Town Found in Whitechapel.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-At $50 o'clock this
morning policeman found the body Of a
fallen woman lying at the corner Of a rail-
way arch on Cable street, Nhitechapei.
An examination Of the remains showed
that the head and legs had been cut off
and carried away, and the stomach ripped
open, the intestines lying on the ground.
A Gordon of police instantly surrounded
the spot.
Policemen BASS the spot every fifteen
minutes Those on duty last night
say they saw nothing suspicious,
The physicians who examined the body
state that IN their opinion the murder and
mUtilation occupied nearly an hour. 1t Is
surnlised that the murderer carried off the
head and legs in bag. The murder is
the worst of the whole series of White
chapel murders.
The manner in which the limbs had
been severed from the body showed that
the murderer was possessed Of some meul-
call skill.
The woman was about 50 years old. Her
clothing was shabby and she was evident
~ a spirit drlnker. The remains have not
been identified.
The most intense excitement prevails in
Whtechapel. Crowds surround the NOR
Gudry in which the body Hes
Investigation Of the surroundings shows
that there was no blood on the ground
where the body was found, neither was
there any blood on the body. From this it
IS evident that the murder was committed
in some other place and that the body was
subsequently deposited under the railway
arch. The trunk was nude. A rent and
bloody chemise was found lying near the
body The arms were intact but the legs
were missing. It is believed that the wo-
man has been dead for two days. Three
sailors who were sleeping under the arch
next to the one under which the body was
found were taken into custody by the po-
lice. They convinced the authorities,
however, that they had seen or heard moth
ing OF a suspicious nature and they were
discharged.
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The House of Airlie.

For several years the late Earl of Airlie
acted as lord high commissioner to the gen
eral assembly Of the Church of Scotland.
Among his attendants at Holyrood were
two pipers, who at every dinner given to the
clergy and other guests at the palace marched
several times round the large dining hall
playing the wild and inspiriting music of the
Highlands. One evening the moderator Of
the assembly at some ones req st asked bis
grace whether he had any objections to in
struct the pipers to play THE Bonnie HOUSE
O Airlie.n None whatever" replied the
earl, ''but I doubt whether we shall get it,
for the one piper Is an Ogilvie and the other
70 Campbell; but we shall see" Calling the
butler, he gave orders that when the pipers
next came in they should play 1.-THE Bonnie
House O Airhe."
The butler went at once with the message.
By and by the pipes were heard approaching
and in a little while one piper, the Og1vie,
marched in, playing the desired time with
great dignity and vigor. Il expected this"
said the earl, in ocular way, to the mod
orator. Summoning the butler again, he
asked whether his message had been deliV-
cred eyes, my lord" ''Then why has
Campbell not come in with Ogilvie?" Il
gave him your message, my lord" What
did he say then7" The man hesitated.
what die Campbell say9" again demanded
the earl "He safd-eh-eh,n still hesitating,
she said hewould see your lordship"- The
rest of the sentence was lost in q cough and
the skirl of Ogilvie's pipeS.-Boston Tran
6criDt
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n.ath Eate ln EnxlansL

Tha death rate in England for 1855, the
statistics Ct which have recently been pub
lished. shows the remarkable fact that It was
the lowest average since 1881, when the GOV
eminent first undertook the keeping of scca-
rate records In 1857 the ratio Of deaths
was 18s TO the thousand, and this w2s ths
lowest known TIL that time But for 1856 a
Still better showing Il made, TIE ratio being but
lis 70 TIE thousand What this decrezse in
tie deCtE rate means can b better undsr-
rood from tha fact tka- mare THAI half q
million persons were alive il England and
Wales at tie end q ISIS whose deaths would
have been recorded during tEs eizhs years
ISIS h8d TIE Fate C. mortality II thoss
years eeualed TIA: vhich prevailed during
TIE tn ysars 1s7l-s0.-sza Frs--is>o Ch-oa-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-11

TIE American hes no time 70 wear gloves
unless for the purpose q Keeping his hands
warm Even tie '-gsntler1ana oat for q walk
viii carry his gloves IN one hand when the
air Is waEm- Ths-e are too many uoe1 in q
hurry to permit the glove weareT % De as
frequent sight as TIC bare handed nan
Men are careless. too. and Others have white
tareFlng fingers thai they want 20 show, O.
trey wesr big rings that VIII rot let glove
. over than. While other ns1 have % WASH
their hands So otaer thzt gloves ~o1.d b a
nuisance 70 thezR- Sociesy plays and soc.sty
novels Arrays MAKE their gentlemen fulfil a.
lie requirements G: tie glove code. b.: Is VII
have to Ss soule fufCrs cersrato1 thzt hTs
ID 70 TIA nzniate thsreol-Good HoEse-
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4 celebrated Z. very ra4n ard ovsrtea-.
ing French painter Il PAS Ed PEI dog
tia. vas take1 Il, and be had the az5acitv
70 SID :o- or C tso leading r3-Eclzns il
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~ To pk-y.cisa EEo 1&d been koTsc-si
with "a sCur1c-zs WIS ga llEy- cutie si.ockgei
z: ths irzpeT-lneaoe o. -ks act@o2- BIZ sooa
recovered his sgusrrus-y, AID returned .-s
follo-iz. rae-sAx,e 20 the Enlget q tee b-7sz.
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"JES' A LITTLE GIRL
C1'v . ut;le girl ! know.

C1'v ut;ls girl know.
With sciieu hair an bright blue eyes
Jes' about three yos-S Cd CT So
ore o she kind st never cries
When ye Sc. cross word, bIt ies'
Ln0ks 81 you 50 rroUoach.lIl IKE
= feel ye'd -stee- die ! guess.
Than scoIi O. In yar hand ter s-r.kA
Jas' 8 little thing az makes tie love
Come su7g.a' up til IL ms yer hear,
An ye think al angel from above
Has made hsrseit o y=- life p2-s
4 little thing with . tender way
Al a smile 50 sunny an bright.
l, drives all sorrow an care away.
Ike darkness 'fors tlle Go-uiI' IEh.-
That's 81 az sac WI te- ne. sir
jos little girl u ye say;
An perhaps oUgE:u'r 70 r-1----Ur
Be1rrss she vas taken zvar
81. rs hard - learn 20 - patient,
rs hard fur 70 bov down So had
though sc know there's cr z--el aboTs
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SAN JOSE DE COSTA RIGA.
White heart Of a land Of honor,

White heart Of land OF honor,
And JOY of Z people free.
From the sunshine that fen upon her
Ere soft rains ceased to be,
God gatheredthe diamond splendor
OF world from sea to sea,
And poured its efulgence tender
In the valley Of Aserri-
Then he took from the skies above it
The tenderest ints they wore,
To clothe the hills that should love it
And guard it forever more;
The rarest of sapphire sparkle.
And azure q wondrous store,
And amethyst that should darkle
Like the sea depths far from shore.
And out Of the soil as he wiled it,
He took Of each flower that blows
TIE seed Of the fairest and spilled it
In the valleys fertile closa;
And he sent the sun and the showers
And many a stream that flows
To fashion thousand bowers
OF jasmine and royal rose.
Till never spot was fairer
Than that where the city should be;
And never picture rarer
For human eyes 70 see
White heart of O land of homer,
And joy Of people free,
With the sunshine Of God upon her,
And the blessings Of Liberty!
Cecil L Charles
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BALTIMORE TOUGH KILLED.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. l0.-John Kolbf
was killed last night by being struck in
the breast with brick alleged to have
been thrown 10y William Chester, alias
Brad" Chester, colored. 1t occurred in
the saloon OF John Erich, 2l43 East Monu-
ment street. About Jwo hours later Ches-
ter was shot and killed by Round Sergeant
Thomas II. Hogan. after he had been
been knocked down by Chester in making
q desperate effort 70 escape arrest.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Sept.
10.-Ihe highest temperature WAS y :
the lowest G. and the mean 10 with
occasional light rains, fresh easterly to
southeasterly winds, and stationary pres
sure; rainfall "a inch.
Last year on September 10, the highest
temperature was Coz, the lowest 60, and
the mean 77o
FRED /. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
September 10. s p. Forecast until S p.
IN. Wednesday:
For Missouri and Kansas-Light rains;
stationary temperature in northern por-
tions, warmer in southern; sontheasterly
winds.
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NEWSPAPER OAY

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Sept. 10.-This was
newspaper day at the New Era exposition
and a large number of editors from Mis-
souri,. Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois
and Ohio were present, \ splendid ban
ouet was rendered them by the ladies OF
St. Joseph in the press headquarters A
telegram was received 10 day announcing
that Secretary of Agriculture Rusk would
be present at the exposition the 18th and
1q-h luS-
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY EVENTS.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n. Y, Sept. 10
First race, about three-fourths mile
Gregoro won, Civil Service second. Time
lie
Second RAGS one mile and half a furlong
Golden Reel won, Tattler second. Time
200 3-5.
Third race, one and one-fourth miles
Erie won, Hindoo Craft second. Time
2:13 2-5.
Fourth race, Flat Bush stakes, seven
Fights mile-TarOmo won, Reclare second.
Time 1:3f
Fifth race, one and One-fourh miles
Cataipa won, Tea Tray second. Time
2:122-5.
Sixth race one and one-fourth miles on
tuf-Connemara won, Larchmont second.
Time 2:14.
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NEW CORPORArONS

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. l0.-New corpora
tons have been chartered by the secretary
of state as follows:
The Widen Cable Truss company. of
! Melvern, Usage county; capital stock,
$i00,000 Directors - George II. Widen,
/ L. i. Harper. Joshua Harper, II. r. Stew
/ art and g. W Briner, all Of Melyern.
! The Rice County Farmers Alliance and
/ Cooperative association, of LYONS. capital
! stock. 100000 Directors-J ohm W. Gray,
! Pollard: Henry T. Smith, Little River:
/ Daniel n Hill, Wefley McAbb and John
| Hanna, Lyons; William b, Common,
! Mitchell, and William jones, Chase.
| The Oswego Seed and Grain company. Of
/ Oswego, 1.abeUte county; capital stock,
/ $4,000. Directors-W. \. Kirkpatrick, T.
/ +. Tiusley, G. VI. Condor and David Jen-
/ nings, Of Oswego, and S. S. kirkpatrick,
/ of FredOnia.
! The Logan County Agricultural society
/ of Russell Springs. Directors-J. x Hupp,
| Samuel Willer. L. i. Davis, NJ T. Doug
/ lass and A A. Bel, of Russell Springs; \.
Feastemaker, OF Augustine Springs; Ira
w. AicNutt, of Winona; d. }. Whitaker
! and II. a. Goodler, Of Oakley; =. W.
! Nudd, of Pence and Z, p Teeters, of Ne
| Ailster
| The Kansas society OF monthly meeting
| Of Friends, of Pleasant Valley, Jennings
! county.
The St Louis, Kansas s. Southwestern
railway company, which filed articles of
! incorporation few days ago, has amend
ed its name TO read ST. Louis, Oklahoma
4 Southwestern. This is done because
there is already one st. Louis, Kansas <
/ Southwestern road in the state.
For scrofulous disorders and mercurial
! diseases, the bestremedy is Ayers Sarsa-
! parilla.
! WESTERN MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL
/ WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-Fourth-class
postmasters have been appointed as fol-
! lows:
In Kansas-Berwick, Nemaha county,
W. T. Ruse, vice Charles X. Dixon. re-
signed; Ceutrevile, Linn county, John W.
Gorrell, vice J. Mitchell, resigned; Han
back, Norton county, May Cooper, vice
Samuel \ Rue
In Texas-Cedar Bayou, Harms county.
! George \. Smith. vice s. F. Lawrence, re-
moved; Illinois Bend, Montague county,
Rachel 3 RiGsle, vice j. J. Wall, re-
signed; SantO, Palo Pinto county, Joel ID.
| 7. Bearden. vice Frank NJ. Irwin, resigned;
/ Weaver, Hopkins county, Thomas ID.
Dupree. vice Charles ". Bryant.
The following pensions were granted:
In KanSas-Original invalid: David
Kennedy, Oliver ". Boutwell, Restora-
tion and increase: Patterson L. Yoho. In
crease: Joseph Thompson, Samuel K. Nc
Bride, Lewis II. Mark, Samuel Roe. Orig
iual widows. etc; Elizabeth, widow of
VIM. ID. Guuter.
In acknowledgement invalid: VIM. W
Marvin. Joseph O'Neal, VIM. y. johnson,
VIM. Ii. Blake, Edwin r. Prior. John L.
Cochran, Samuel Comegys. Restoration
and reissue: John Fry. Increase: David
). CuTraH.
In Texas-OriCinal invalid: Jefferson
Smith. Mexican survivor: Harrison b.
Freeman. Thomas Martin.
For fever and ague and miasmatic dis
eases, Ayers Ague Cure is a positive rem
eNN.
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LAWRENCE, Kan, Sept. l0.-The univer-
sity OF Kansas begins its twenty-fourth
year tomorrow. The attendance viii be
unusually large. Rev Joel Moody. Of
Linn county VIII deliver the opening ad-
dress Friday morning The faculty aud
students are ali satisfied with The arrange
ment 10y which Prof T. H Snow ) ,lade
president Of the faculty and Regent Span
gler l. acting chancellor.
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Sonle'OId Trees.

The old oak tree at Waltham, which so ex-
cellent an authority as Professor Alexander
Agassiz said was seven hundred years of age,
has been cut down. 1t has been dead for
some time, and stood in the path OF modern
Improvement Part Of tie venerable tree
will be preserved in the library. The great
oak tree at Woodbridge, which was cut down
q few weeks ago, after an existence rcckoned
at from fifteen hundred to two thousand
years, is 10 be made into chairs for the mem
bers Of the Quinripiac club, of New Haven
This tree was doubtless the oldest along the
Atlantic coast, although the authorities differ
as to its age, and the largest oak in the world.
Oliver Wendell Holmes said the tree was at
least eighteen hundred years old, and Pro
fessor Abbott, of New York, who made
careful examination of the monster eighteen
years ago, said it could not be less than two
thousand years old, while Professor Eaton
stands with these authorities by stating the
age OF the tree as ranging from fifteen hun
6red to two thousand wears Boston Budget.
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FORD COUNTY TICKET

DoDCE CITY, Kan, Sent. I0-The Re
pubscan comfy convention OF Ford
county was held today and the following
officers were named: - W. Se.lI0w. county
clerk; Lafayette sims county treasurer.
H. J.. Sweeney. sheriff. john Howe. sur
veyor. Dr.. d. d. Rose, coroner. q. {. Pratt
for commissioner Third dis riot.
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PIMi IHO RATES

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 1O-At Pimiico
the track was dry and very dusty.
The 800 class, purse $TO0-Mary Spilman
won, Ernest second; best time 2:S7jI.
The 2:3O class, pace, purse S100-Dallas
won, En- second; best time 1921.
The 2:33 class, trot, purse @c00-Nallie
Gray won, Gypsy Girl second; best time
2:21%.
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plnnl lNnNPcrn

Fort SCoTT. Kan, Sept. 1o.-At n bar
meeting held in this city. today. attended
bv forty-one members Of the BAR in thi,
county. Hon. ". R Bidd.eo - endorsed
for the iUd-eShsp OF the ski judicial dis
trict, msde vacant by the resignation q
Judge French.
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TEIECRAPHIC BREVITlES.

Nothing Of interest was developed in the
Cronin case yesterday in the search for a
jury.
The opening of the Kansas City racing
park association was postponed yesterday
on account OF rain.
Argument was commenced in the United
StGtes circuit court at san Francisco yes
tcrday on the subject OF the jurisdiction of
the federal court IN Marshal Nagle's case.
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ONlYTwO RACES ArTOLFDO

TOLEDO, o., Sept. 10.-This was the first
day of the races at the tristate fair. The
track was heavy.
First race, 3 minute trot, purse 2400,
divided-Sam p. won, Paron second, Ma
bel A. third, Henry c. fourth. Best time
2:37.
Second race, 2:35 trot, purse 800, divided
Black George won, Macomb second,
Gula third, Shelby Maid fourth. Best
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ONE MAN RORREn THrM

OBRovuLE. Cal, sept l0.-The stage
from Orroville TO Quincy was stopped by
highwsyman seven miles out in Bidwell
canyon. The express box was taken and
two passengers relieved of their posses
sions. Il is not thought the robber secured
r,,uch however
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HIGINB0THAM CONVICTED.

MANHATTAN, Kan, Sept. 10.-Willam
Higinbotham, president of the Blue VAL
ley bank of this city, has been conYlcted
in the district court of grand larceny. The
ease is tire outQrowth of the suspension Of
Mr. Higiuhotham'S bank last January
when the ledger showed a deficit OF Sl0O,-
COO Motion was made for new trial.
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ALlEN COUNTY REPUBuCANc

lola, Kan, Sept. 10-At the Republican
county convention held here today the fol-
lowing nominations We're made; Treas
urer, William Cunningham; clerk. f. NJ.
Eckley; recorder !. f. Nigh; sheriff. L.
Hobart, surveyor, \. .. Christian: coro-
her, ". II. Mcdowell
RESOLUTIONS We're adopted endorsing the
national and ate administrations and de-
Claring approval OF the state law on the
temperance question.
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The use OF berzine has been found efactual
in France in destroying the white grubs the
larve of the May or dor bug, which often
do immense damage, especially in dry sea-
sons. TO lawns, strawberry plants, seeding
plants and ether nursery stock Holes are
made in the ground infested with the grubs
with one Of the sharp iron di5bles used soz2e-
times il transplanting small plants, and tina
benzine is poured into them FIFTY grains Of
benzine are used to the ,Quare yard, and care
is taken 10 insert i. above the plane OF TIE
focding ground Of the grubs. Ii al expert
nant recently made by one of tie French
forest officers, and reported st a nesting Of
the National Agricultural society, the gr1hs
On twelve acres yve-a destroyed a. q cost %
only S. % Per ac7e-New York Telegram
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NET PROCEEDS COMMISSION.
They Resume Their Work on Claims at
Atoka. I. 7.

AToKA, |. T., Sept. 10.-The net proceeds
commission began lis second sitting at
this place this morning. Last Monday
was the time appointed for it TO begin
operations, but on account of some delay
in the commissioners getting here, oper-
ntion had to be postponed. New claims
IRE being filed which viii come before the
body, together with claims that were
filed when IL was here before and ut other
places. They VIII continue here until the
meeting of the council at TuSkahOma the
Isl OF October, waen they viii report to
that body the amount OF work done and
the amount to be done.
They were only given until the conveu-
ing OF the council TO finish up. and there
sore VIII have TO get tie consent of the
council in order to finish. Some think the
work Will be finished during the sitting OF
the council.
There viii be many claims allowed by
the United States, for which there Will be
no money 10 pay. What VIII DE done
about this remains 10 be seen. There are
also claims which will probably remain
unpaid because OF a failure 70 establish
proof OF the liens of the original claimant.
Full returns have not been received from
the election of national officers. but from
accounts received, and the probabilities of
rountIes not heard from, the following
VIII Toe the result: National attorney. Joe
L. Folsom; national secretary. Jacob
Jackson; national auditor. Peter Noel,
national treasurer. Green MCCurtain.
NATIONAL FiREMEN'S CONVENTION
KANSAS CITY. No, Sept. lO-The city Is
tull OF firemen today. They have come to
attend rs delegates the seventeenth annual
convention OF the association of fire en-
Eineers. The representation includes the
chiefs of fire departments. their suborain-
ate officers, and the superintendent and
their assistants of fire and patrol com
panies. Six hundred delegates from nearly
rs many cities in every state of the union
are present.
The association was organized for the
purpose of discussing and devising means
for the Improvement OF fire departmeDts
and apparatus. Those are the subjects
that VIII engage the attention Of the pres
ent convention. The convention was call
ed TO order by Chief +. /. Stetson. of
Minneapolis, Mimi. president Of the asso-
citation. Captain II. 4. Hills, of Cinciu-
natl called the roll. So delegates respond
ing. Mayor Davenport, of Kansas CITY.
welcomed the delegates President Stetsou
responding
After the appointment Of the usual com
mittees the convention adjourned until
O'Clock.
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aathta 1a1p eagle daledaesdaY aorniu September
BASE BALL.
At WASHINGTON

AT WASHINGTON.
Washington. 0 / 2
Indianapolis. .-............0 : u
Base hits-Washington 10, indianapolis
-.
Washington 4, Indianapolis 3.
Observation-Disclosures and Rusie.
AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus. .........0 001 0 90 2 o.
Kansas City. 1000
Base Hits-Columbus 9, Kansas City II.
h ,rors-Columbus 6, Kansas City 3.
Pitchers Gastrigh0 and Conway.
AT BALTIMORE
Baltimore. ...........0 O1OO 100 2 o. 5
Cincinnati. ! 0 0 l 2 O. 6
Base hits-Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 4.
Errors-Baltimore 6, Cincinnati ?.
Pitchers-F'Oreman and Wan.
AT BOSTON.
Boston. / 0O 600 900 i 9
Chicago. 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base Hits-BostOn 9, Chicago9.
Errors-Boston 4, Chicago =.
observation-disclosures and Bennett, Ten
ner and Farrell.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-11
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
THE LATEST VICTIM OF JACK,
THE RIPPER"
Another of LondOn's Cyprians Found
Mutilated in a Fiend-
iSh Manner.
The Head and Lower Limbs Severed From
the Trunk, Which the Murderer
Also Disemboweled.

Policemen in the Vicinity Utterly Ignor-
ant of the Terrible Mystery-Presi-
dent Higinbotham of the Blue
Valley Bank at Manhattan,
Kan, COnvicted-Minor
Crime Items.