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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

WILLIAM SCOTT AND HENRY wREpR,
make over what have 10 you and pny you what
owe YOU" lle aalod mo II would write out
blll NJ transfer Tor him. as hH was TOO excited tc
~ H. bnl I wrote aa he dictated rntA was stl
reading tho luttor whom lawcrtt handed him the
blll Ito throw the bill IN Fawoelts face and
anldl "lwll hayo you lynched anyway acoun
drul,' fiWcolt reached o. tho cupboard whor
ho kept pistol, aud polnlod 10 Ht his head llo
fred Tho buit struck him IN tho cyc, and no
ftll dead We feared wo would bo blamed as he
said. We then tried TO dispose Of thu body, Potts
concealed II IN tho cellar Thil IA what wo hay,
10 do tur We have suffered the most Disgrace
ful death In tho world Tor conooaling that old
aonda body
However the fresh information NJ hand
Ia Of no avail, Tor the people II might have
benefited once Nro now beyond tho iurs
dlctlon OF any earthly court But the
doubt remains, and aa long as the case Il
remembered the query VIII arise, "Werc
those people lnnocontr
The Potts case IA only one OF many
whoroln crime and mystery Join hands
Evil deeds nre not often done before the
gaze Of the multitude, or II so thoto IN gon,
orally some hidden motive bohlnd tho act
which, II known, might explain what Is
otherwise regarded ~ nm Otroolty When
Henry Wrcdo went cunning for his broth,
er-ln.law, William Scott on tho streets OF
San Francisco tho other day no fully In
tended 20 commit murder, and that hli
bullets few Wide Of their mark cuts but
small ilguro-aayo 10 Soott-ln tho sensa
tlonal episode
Why did ho ondoavor to play tho role Of
an aAaassln'
No ono aside from the principals has the
slightest idea Mr. and Mrs Scott, accord.
Ing 10 tho lattors statement are happily
mated and have done nothingto antagonigt
tho wlfo's relations, A queer feature Of
tho affair was the manner In which tho at
tack commenced, Wrode, whom he mot
Scott, held In ono hand big bouquet,
which ho tend0rod the latter, saying II was
for his slstoN Seotts wlio Al tho same
moment ho usod his other hand 10 draw
revolver and bogln shooting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Attcmrlea nlneImnll nna Mnraer.

The dlscrcdltublo pustimo Of "mOshIngn
sometimes ends dlsaHtroualy 10 the male
oharmcr, as witness the terrible fate OF
David Moore ono evening recently At OF.
tdwa, Ills. Moore was travelling sales.
man for u lumber house, and whIlo No Of
tawa became acquainted with the wife Of
a luboror named Ford, She agreed 70 a
rendezvous In Allon park after sundown,
and the two separated Mrs, Ford, 80 II
appears, arrangod matters with her hus.
band 10 blaokInail Moore, AZ any rate,
when the travelling man and tho woman
met that evening Ford and two compan.
Ions pounoed down upon the couple and
demanded money Moore refused 10 dis.
burso, and Ford smashed his skull with a
coupling pin Then the murderer and hls
aocomplices, including the woman, rlnod
the corpse Of n gold watch, several dla.
monds and 81, 100 In cash, The body was
discovered the next morning, and by night
all Of the accused parties had been placed
In custody
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

king saloon, The jury acquitted him,
but AZ the same term Of court he came up
again for trial on tho charge 0f breaking
Into store, lle was convicted Of this Of
Tense, and pending transfer 70 state prison
he occupied cell Ia the jail AZ Yisalla,
He occupied his time Ia planning an Ca
cape, and not only got away himself but
also lot ont four other oonyiota Making
his way north Johnny returned 10 his old
tricks and was caught ono night while
cleaning out the stamp drawer Of the post
office ~ Elk Grove This crime brought
him 10 his present lodgings In the Aaora-
mento county jail, Young Jones Ia not
yet IA yeaIR OF age,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

First Servant How do you like your
new placel
Second Servant don't like II at all.
"What Is tho mattorl Do they treat
you rudolyT
"oh, MOI but they talk so loud that l
can hear every word they say without
having TO listen, and amt used to that"
Texas Siftings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
How Now York oabmen Arc Used

All tho effects OF the former movement
for eheap prices have disappeared, and tho
hackmen today are more outrageous In
their charges than they were four or five
years ago. One Saturday night there was
row IN front Of tho Hoffman house be-
cause an Englshman, who had just landed
from a CunHrdcr, refused TO p0ySb ora cab
which had carried him from the pier /. Che
hotel. He said he was willing TO pay S.,
but he would not pay 49, About this time
a,porter intorfered gave Che cabman $3.50,
cn1fed him over the ears and thus gave the
tourist an insight into the manner In which
cabmen are occasionally managed In the
metropolis Of the western hemisphere. -Ex-
ohange, ,..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Shot nln Mifn,n nntrnynr.

Another bloody tragedy has resulted
from a wifO's faithlossnoss 10 hor marriage
Vows Tho other morning, while orhEed
by jealousy, Joseph Boucher shot and NOR.
tally wounded Dennis Crowley rs tho lat
tor was walking along one Of the streets Of
Philadelphia II seems that Boucher had
tho night before obtained ocular proof Of
his victims criminality, and chose 10 APP
peal TO tho pistol instead Of tho law for
Vengeance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

"Patrlot" Gibson and "Old Flag Gibson
were the appollations bestowed for years
on an cocOntrlo New Yorker who com.
mltted suicide by shooting the other night,
He once kept saloon W tho corner Of
West Fourth street and Eighth avenue,
which, ho announced In a circular, no
would allow only Republicans Of native
birth 10 pAtropiEo, Ho mado deliberate
preparation for killing himself, and sent q
bullet through his brain while standing at
the ambulance entrance to tho Now York
hospitAl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

Wv ffffHf ff'fff ~ 49,
charged and for which they suffered, They
were accused Of the murder of John Faw'
oett ~ Carlln on the lst of January, 1888
A year after Fawoetta death his body waa
found concealed In the cellar Of q house
once occupied by the Potts family, The
husband and wif6 were arrested In WyO.
ming, aud In duo course OF legal procedure
were adiudged guilty and put to death
Fawoett, II VIA claimed, had been their
creditor, and was killed 10 eyade tho pay
ment of debt The prisoners asserted
that he committed suicide, and that they
concealed ha body for fear Of getting into
trouble, Evidence has como b. light since
tho hanging which would seem 10 show that
there Ia good deal Of truth Ia the follow
Ing letter which Mn Potts handed 10 her
attorney Just before going 10 tho gallowal
This Ia tho last statement shall make on earth,
% you, may depend upon tho truth " IL FAwoet
attempted an assault upon my little daughter
and when ! threatened him With arrest ho do
oarod he would XII ma N | exposed him, know
he was half crazy, and was afraid OF him, NO |
promised ~ aay nothing Boon after no alartsd
ranch at Hot ApHnga and baked and washed
Tor him. iIe came IN twice week for his bread.
and uaed 10 loan him money which he used 10
pay with Interest ~ soon "a ha could ilo Dor.
rowri tiD After ha went 10 tho ranch ho
hrooded over tho matter and told q nolghbor
about H. then agreed 10 wriia 10 u constable
and toll him the whole affair and then go away
whore tho wretch could not md mo % kin NO, l
wrOie a letter aud put II In trunk. by some
mistake my husband found H.
Fawoott wn In tho house ~ tho time, and
when Potts confronted him with tho letter he
dropped on his kneoa and begged Tor merry, lie
said ~ y0u will lot mo leave thu country will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

now REAa's RESIDENCE WAS MOVED.
rubber coat and ran for homo, He was
caught In the edge Of tho tempest and lifted
from the ground. After the storm passed
ho lay bruised and urocatod with tho
sulphuroua air, Tho lot sleeve OF his rub
Der coat had been torn of and whlskOd
away, An olght day clock was blown sixty
yards, and when found was tickling as mer.
rlly as before the disastor, A broad board
with nails In one end was hurled against a
trco with such foroo as 10 faston II thoro.
A pot oat was carried i've miles In tho con.
tor OF tho storm and then deposited safely
on the earth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

"Who Is that young follow there all
the time writing the long Lists of names
and fguresY'
"oh, that's a new case In tho asylum.
He started out this season trying to keep
tho run Of tho different baseball leagues,
associations, ETC., and II was too much
for him, philadelphia Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Patti, for Inptnnoe.

Laphson Why II these artists adver-
tiso farewell visits every year, and ther
keep coming back2
snilos--Why, that's all right, They
call them farewell tours because they
fare 30 well on them,-Journal Of Edu-
cntion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Finally Caught On.

New Salesman-What arc you all
laughing at2 / don'tseo anything funny
In that story,
Old Salesman dn u whisper)-Its old
Spotcosh, the proprietor, that's telling II,
New Salesman Qoudly)-Hal hal hal
Chicago Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
LncIL nnd Lnhor.

Luck weakly Wishing Idly fingers
For favorlng fortune yet % amilo,
Labor AZ worl, with busy hngom,
Depends upon himself the while,
Luck lies abcd In dreams 10 number
Tho coins Of future rIchos yastl
labor, arising from his slumbcr,
Earns pence that grow 10 pounds at last
Luck ever glghs aud says In sadness
"Why does my ship come never lni"
Labor, all lightsome, sings In gladnpss,
"l'm sure success In tlm0 10 WIN"
Luck COMES 10 poverty and sorrow,
10 vain regret and lasting shame;
Labor has nc'nr TO beg Or borrow,
And gaInB AZ lcngth each cherished aim,
Golden Days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

REMAINS or FELp's SCHOOL HOUSE.
long after tho storm had pusyod, A sur
viyor was so overcome that, although un'
injured ho remained daycd by tho sitting
fumes for moro than an hour
One Of the illustrations shows all that is
loft Of the Fields school house, where Teach.
or Maggie Mcbride and noycn Of her pupils
met death The othor Rygsa n fair idea Of
the way In which Mr. John Rcams house
was moved To hoBouth away from tho cell
lar Here arc somo OF Che freaks Of the
tompost A dltoher nOmod Palmer, whom
he saw the storm coming pulled on his
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Called Her n Jouebel.

In a suit now pending before the superior
court At San Francisco Mrs, Anna ], John.
son, healing evangelist irom Now York
city, demands 10000 damages for slander
from DR., John Alexander DQwie, Of Mel.
bourne, also q heAlinG oyhnRelIst. In her
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

GERS set an investigation on foot, and were
able after making some inquiries 10 In
form the London authorities that Mr.,
Sheldon had never been abducted, but had
oonoooted his little story N awIndle his
relatives and get money with which to
leave America, country that was getting
too hot for him, among other reasons be.
cause three undiyoroed women claimed
him an a husband,
In all Ia thousand phases the mystery
OF crime In a fascinating study,
H. X, WHITR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Proper uso Of tho Word Tnsto.

Discriminate In the use Of tasto. When
tasto Is used transItively ID should not DO
followed by OF. Don't say, "tlsto OF tho
meat" "tasto Of tho preserves" omit Of.
Tho same rule applies TO smell, Tho In
transltiye verbs taste and smell arc often
followed by Of, as, "tho bread tastes Of
aBh;n IL Smells Of creosoto."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
MILITARY DOGS,

The intelligence Of dogs Ia everywhere
conceded, In France Belgium and else
whore puppies ara taught 10 watch goods
and protect them from burglars and SNUG
glora These trained animals are known
~ excise dogs, and become wonderfully
expert IN tracing the law breakers, human
or canine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
john Coos MarItotIng.

Teacher Go class In arithmctIo)-John
goes marketing He buys two and quar-
ter pounds Of sugar NJ eleven cents q
pound, two dozen eggs at sixteen cents q
dozen, aud u gallon and half Of milk at
twenty cents gallon, What does II all
maker
Smallest boy Chugging himself eestatl-
cnlly)-Custard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
A roRNApo's TRICKS,

Tho Antics Played by a Recent storm In
Illinois,
rhe death dealing tornado that recently
swept through the portion Of Illinois lying
between the towns OF Sublctto and Paw
Paw had many peouliaritIcs not often no.
tlood In connection with great atmospheric
disturbances, The chief of those was the
almost choking smell OF sulphur that no.
oompanlod the wind and tainted the air
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Tho city In su,nmef.

Citigen-Iwish to SEQ the health officer
Clork-lIe Is not in,
Citizen Where Is he9
Clcrk--Gone out OF the city for his
health, New York Weekly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Dld Not Ishlblt NJ IN Elevation

Snodgrass We'll, did you go to that
balloon ascension?
Snively--Yes, but | was disappointedj
the aeronaut didn't show up,--Yeno-
wilo's Newa Dp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE READING
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,

A sehooi Tor Dogs IN Germany Where the
Animals Arc Trained to 80 ~ Value
Ia the hllilaFy seryioe-Their Grsat
Intelligence
The great yalue Of well trained dogs IN
the military service has Of late years been
30 entirely proved that various war Offices
not only recognize but encourage their
training, The Germans we're the first 10
begin a regular organized plan OF dog
training, and few years ago they estab'
liahed the first school for dogs NJ Gosler
The pupils there turned ont 30 well that
many other garrlsons followed suit, and
tho whole dog service was placed under the
supervision of the general commanding
tho army corps la the following year
Gen, Won der Goltz after inspecting tho
trained dogs reported Ia tho highest terms
on the unerrlng fidelity with which they
worked and delivered dispatches ia the face
Of any obstacle which could be laid IN their
WaV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

complaint M RS.
johnson declares
that the Austria
lian called her "in
false and scandal
Gus words a fraud,
On lmpostor and n
Jeze bel" Tho
trouble arose at n
lecture recently
delivered by the
doctor, who saw
at TO expose
Mrs. J ohnBon.
Tho woman was in
the audience, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

tho good Wishes oi
his father aud mo-
ther, who gave
him money 10 do
fray the expenses
ofa journey 10 The
Pacific coast and
back Almost "a
soon ~ he reached
California he do
yeloped all the
characteristics oi
a deprayed youth,
lie was first ar
reated for burglar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
4 BURGLAR Az THIRTEEN,
Jshnny Jones starts Eariy on a oriu,'aal
Career,

Six months ago Johnny Jones WAS an
honest little country lad living with his
parents on their farm near Springfield,
Mo, Now he is In Jail At Sacramento, Cal I,
charged with house breaking, and is want
cd at Yisalla Ia the same stats for burg
larry aud Jail delivery
When johnny lef home he did 10 with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

fired back her opinions ns fast MS the lectur-
or uttered his, A great hubbub followed,
and the result is the appeal to the court
already mentioned and split In the camp
Of the faith healers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
CRIMES MYSTERY.
Puzzllng Circumstances Con-
nected with Evil Deeds.
THE DOUBLE HANGING IN NEVADA

A Possibility That Two Innnoent People
suffered Death The wrads-s'ptt shoot
Ing Anray-now tho noVaa brothers
Duped tho Police -sheldon'a Case,
We're they innooent'
Now that the trial. tho sentence and the
execution are matters Of history the people
OF Nevada arc beginning 10 ask themselves
II the recent hanging of Mr. aud MIRA John
Potts a. Elk0 did not send untmely 10 tho
bar Of the Great Judge two people guilt
lass Of tha crime with which they were
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-03-01
r,,e sufferings Of the Russian Jews.

ve listened with deep interest on
day night, to very able sermon by
Miller on the inexcusability Of
for violating Gods laws, whether
be intelligent or ignorant, whether
ans or christians, Jews gentiles,
;ch brings us to the seventies which
Jews are now suffering under the
rardly administration OF Alexander
TT OF Russia. 1t is well known that
many centuries, they have been
atep. robbed, burnt out, their women
trased driven away and killed in the
hit OF assumed but impotent justice.
Fhile their march through every centu-
! OF the globe for centuries has been
licked in blood, and marked by pillage,
kre is no portion of the globe where
have suffered greater hardships
cruelhes than in the domirions of
Gar Of all the Russia. What makes
more strange and more irreconcila-
is that the most ignoble peasant of
broad realm, is a devoted member
he Greek Church, where they have
Re icons, images, madonnas, candles
E lighte, paintings ETC., more costly
rches, and church festivals, and all
hing some Lesson OF christian love
precept, they seem to think that
|e is no moral accountability in their
Eecutions of the. Jews, or their
blty CT the exiles. 1t is only seven
light years ago, when the whole civ
Id world stood aghast at the cruel
barities which these Greek christians
icted upon these helpless Jews.
ther age nor sex, wealth nor power
Virtue nor vice, were consulted in
ir destruction. The infant at The
Mast, the grandsire Of decrepid age,
Ike SDaTeu Uu6 udto VI tiiC ihAui'"'o
kbs who did their hellish work in the
bsence Of the military, who were
'netlmes ordered to defend them.
kese terrible scenes are now being en-
ted again in portions Of Russia. Can
tristan Europe and America, stand
|tlessly by much longer, without one
|lemn united protest to the timid
lexander in his isolated castle at Pc
fhoff? The cries OF The Jews and
/ seventy-fve thousand exiles. from
|tant Siberia, will enter the ears of
b God Of Sabasth, il he cannot find
hrage enough amongst His true disci-
Us on earth, and sweep down on
&ssia in a storm Of fire, earthquake or
tilence. One hundred millions Of
liars in southern Russia would not re-
Ne the wealth Of spoliation.. from the
Is, during the outbreaks Of 1880 and
and yet they tho Jews, cling to
Dir birth rights and birth places with
enacity, that no oppression can break,
b outrage soften.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-03-01

The Manufacturers Record, Of Balti-
Dre, says the New Orleans States, shows
II during the past week there has been
er 100000 invested in iron mills
ID factories in the Southern States
b greater part Of the money coming
I'm the North 1t is this influx Of
bital from the North that Is going
bner or later to plug the vicious mouths
such men as ingalls,, Chandler, who, by
Iarging the South with wholesale Jaw
ssness, are trying to retard the marvel>
Ius work Of development which is going
b in all the South. These men realize
bat the boundless resources Of the South
bill at no very distant day cause her to
yield the financial power Of this country,
|nd with this power will come political
ppremacy, consequently they are striv-
be- desperately to plunge the Southern
tates into condition of turmoil with
be hope Of arresting their progress. The
eople OF the North, however, are money
bakers and they will not allow the In
Rlls and Chandler to paralyze the South
IN industries in which their money ia
Invested, The rule of the South hatora
\ rapidly coming to an end, and if we
pistake not the signs Of the country
bill call a halt before the term Of the
resent Republican administration ex'
Sires.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-03-01

In portions Of Florida the people ale
rowing wild over the discoveries oi
reat quantities Of phosphate, which is a
alt having a phosphoric base, good for
ertilizing purposes, when mixed with
Pther substances. Besides this, Mr..
Wright has discovered gold near Oxford,
fhe first thing people know, Florida will
bave the good Of the whole world. Not
being satisfied with all the fruits and
Vegetables. she is now reaching out for
he minerals. She has not got the iron
" Duck Hill yet.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-03-01

When averlce takes possession Of the
heart, it is like leprosy Of the body, it is
Frevocable, and the older it grows the
eeper 1t sends it's fatal virus until it be-
omes as dry as parchment.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-03-01

Vicksburg is talking Of another gas
company which will furnish cheaper
Ind better light.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-13

PA CaaaerK mas.e his hoae1 be-
hese thsi & would ie Aesirs 81 ta alsa
oa than e. send l4m a. isi he lad
hcen Sfaak.
Collecting tie dog tas fY clmuai
proeoss has not. tbas Ia. leep Felk ea-
coarsglag. Iae oase "a aaeoh l'oon-
has Vas noble pros I, ana aa@l % Jacob
Sbsrp was not toaehea. l,ecauss sAeah
vas nu n court when w@iaea. A
benoh Warrant Wi trs so md hlm.
Edward nowney has heen disorder'ys
aud ali readers 81 'nolet and Court
know What the means. HIS sentence
MAS suspended
Alhert smith hss Sc last come a. time
Win his ass. Everybody NIL ind q
futile to undertake O. gei foai refuse
matter 81 certain kluas removed more
cheapiy than lhe cav sesven1oI WI da
H. il you 40 10 dong Is yourself, Aon
Nli more thau likely break an oral-
nance, sna hAlag up matters aitei tiiat
- eApcuslNC.
Nothing is more likely than the es-
seIla. truth oi dohn aualeys C.aHo
that % he sl0ie harley fmkney' $40
ueie, he oog't remember it Memory
AID dead-aTunkenness are mutually
exclusive. Gualey was in court 1eslel-
aay, and ~ Was Prosecutor stuart
hut Nr. stuart sald hls witnesses could
nui te gotten luto court uAtl thls nur.-
ing, ana 81 the case went over dag.
Mex Pink s charged wilA two K-o.a-
tons oi tne ~ oou CLOSING iaN. aud H.a
answer ID either. both or neither ua ti4e
-ata.
Michael COLLINS Alexander Douglass.
Franz Anderson sad } T.. halY, ara n
court ID answer fof keepa1 opeu sa-
loou sunday OF alter hours. luue aa-
lograments have been taken .a al ,le
cases.
THIS d the same old story more often
repeated tlem iho one abo4t hllag
drunk. Trauk b. SheDafn Nas ag-
rest.d Yesterday on ouana-st. lof '.d 49,
orderly conduct" When Wll mcu
learn nor 90 tails naughty taikf Now
+ Frank Wlli stand up before Mr psiua
and hear that person read about lt
/ having used language too udec I'D 60
( be herein repeated. And I Prank has
/ the cash. ho wIl lay down s>-a3. and
20 out of court pcriects asionsAed to
thlnk the world ls moving go m4ch
I faster than hc ls. Sl1paerd's s pToy0ol-
/ ton Nae disgust, morlhCaton. anger
and envy because bls wife was drunk.
/ Hls wife HATTIE was taken io headQu.r-
/ ters iu the wagon, and that included
al the shepherds IA the neghborhoOd.
The human spiders wove their golden
webs around the JAIL until one Of them
/ caught the carcass OF Miss Curtss, iust
as "P0lce and Court" predicted they
4 would do. Her fine was psld By male
friend" whose iuendshipmeans death.
The bench warrant issued for Jacob
sharp found both the man and his dog.
! The dog went along 10 the lal and
though he Is not booked, he j jailed al
/ night.