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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
ODD FELLOWS AT CHICAGO.
TheJ Begin Their Competitive Work an,
HAVE Dress Pnrada

TheJ Begin Their Competitive Work and
Have Dress Parade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The city is rapidly
filling up with Patriarchs Militant and
Odd Fellows, and the music of brass
bands is frequently heard as some hand
somely uniformed company swings out OF
the railway station and marches to the
hotel selected as its headquarters. 1t was
estimated at headquarters that about 12,
600 or IA, coo Odd Fellows were already in
the city, with, of course, an immense
train of followers and friends. The bic
day is not expected until Thursday, when
it is confidently said that upward of So
600 Odd Fellows will be in line within
twelve hours ride of Chicago" said one of
the generals. "there are 300, coo members
of our order, and the way they will swarm
in here tonight and tomorrow morning
will surprise you"
Beginning of the Competitions.
The contests in exei publication of sub
ordinate lodge work began yesterday
morning at Battery d armory and the
lodges that took part were Garden City,
No. $50 aud Wicker Park, No. 2sl, both
of Chicago. The contestants in the prize
drill in the afternoon were. Glass A:
Canton Occidental No. 1, Chicago; Can
ton Ohio No. l, Columbus, O. Glass b:
Canton London, of London Ont, and Can
ton Buffalo, No. 5, of Buffalo, n. Y,
(which failed to appear in tins.
The judges were, Lieut.. Reed, ietired)
U. S. A; Capt James Rockwell, q. S. A,
and Capt. A. H. MJCanley, U. s. A
The Drills They Put Up.
haip
Canton London No. ], OF London, Ont,
was the first to enter the lists. They
showed up well in general appearance,
and did fairly well in the drill Canton
Ohio No. l, Columbus, o., came next.
Their soldierly appearance was loudly
cheered, their sword exercise evoked ap-
plause, but they were weak in their
marching evolutions. The third compel
ing canton was Occidental No l, of Chi
cago. They were greeted with an ova-
ton. Their marching was especially fine,
and other movements excellent
Formed in Dress Parade.
The dress parade was late in forming,
owing TO the delay caused by the prize
drill that preceded it. Ten cantons of uni
formed Patriarchs took part. The move
ments were gone through with clock work
ike precision, and the sight was an inspir-
ing one. After the dress parade general
review had been ordered, and the cantons
IN front marched past Gen. Nicholson
and his staff, after which they broke
ranks. Sightseers in great numbers occu-
pied not only the grand stand in Lake
Front park, but the Michigan avenue
boulevard sidewalks, the steps, balconies
and roofs of dwellings and hotels in the
vicinity and every point where a view of
the imposing proceedings could be OBJ
tanned.
Another Brilliant Reception.
AT night took place the grand civic and
military reception by the generalissimo in
the parlors of the Auditorium Gen. I'm
derwood and staff did the honors. II was
the most brilliant reception ever given by
the organization.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
The sentinel Not so,,I.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 6.-The report
from Washington that Senator Brice had
purchased controlling interest in The
Indianapolis Sentinel is denied by the
manager of the paper, who says there is
not the least foundation for the story.
The report says Brice secured the controll-
ing interest through the estate of the late
William Fleming, of Fort Wayne As a
matter of fact, Fleming never had but
s, 600 of stock in The Sentinel.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
ANTI-cHINEsE LEGISLATION.
A Bill Reported That Hit Says Violates
Treaty obligations.

Treaty ohitgstions.
WASHINGTON CRY. Aug. 6.-rk- k.sse
committee on foreign affairs yesterday re-
ported to the house with favorable rec
ommendation substitute for the bills re-.
Gently introduced to prohibit Chinese i'm
migration. The substitute is accompanied
by report prepared by Morrow of Cali
fornia. Hit of Illinois, the chairman Of
the committee, was the only member who
dissented from the committees report. He
submitted brief statement 10 the effect
tnat he could not consent to the recon-
incubation of the substitute, because "a
Dill Is In conflict with treaty now in
force to which the faith of the United
States is pledged. Morrow, in defense of
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
WOUND UP WITHA "sHeevo.u
The South Carolina Campaign Ends In n
Scrimmage.

scr1mnage.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug 6.-The most
intensely bitter political campaign ever
held in this state was concluded at Water
boro yesterday in the midst of a shower of
rain and a complete collapse of the plat
form and lot of promiscuous knock
down and dragon fights. The lie which
has been common occurrence at the
meetings of late was not exchanged from
the stand, at least not the lie direct, but
the crowd, which numbered 1000, in
dulged in 1t quite frequently
Ohe Head Broken
In one of the scrimmages an enthusiastic
straight-out had his head broken by a
Tillman town marshal, and several Till
man enthusiasts were badly handled The
whole state is glad that the campaign is
over. The result is that Tillman has 1877
of the $40 votes elected to the convention.
But the fight is not yet over, and the
straight-out Democrats do not give in.
They will fight Tillman to the bitter end.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
AngIo-German Fratern,zation.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-The German sailors
on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern and
the other German vessels escorting the
emperor are mixing cordially with thu
English sailors and English residents or
the Isle of Wight, and frequently joining
in singing the national anthems of boti
countries. This condition of things is in
marked contrast to that which prevailed
on the occasion of the emperor's former
visit, when the German sailors were merely
tolerated mt n distance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
BOUND TO BE A LAWYEREss.
A Spirited Young Woman who Resent.
Old-FOgyism.

DANvILLE, Va, Aug. 6-Mrs. p. A. l.
Smith. bright young woman who made
something of sensation in Virginia last
fall by asking the state legislature to pass
Especial act allowing her to practice law,
Is determined to enter the professional
world, and will soon begin the publica.
ton In this city of newspaper. It will
start as weekly paper. but Mrs Smith
designs eventually to convert 1t into an
afternoon daily. It is limited that Mrs.
Smith will make it lively for the men and
newspapers who objected to her entering
the legal profession. Mrs. Smith has not
yet given up the idea of practicing law,
and will soon make a petition to the SUI
preme court of appeals
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
FOUND FOUR CoRPSEs.
The Wreck of an Unknown Barge Gives Up
Its Dead.

" L
Its Dead.
WEST End Long BRANCH, n j., Aug. 6.
The mystery in connection with an un-
known barge which was wrecked at this
place few days ago deepens. Yesterday
morning an artist on Harper's Weekly,
who was sketching the wreck, discovered
foot sticking out of the water The cor
oner was notified. An investigation was
at once made aud four bodies were found.
The name or number of the barge can not
be ascertained. The theory is that she is
the barge that was sunk by the steam
ship Thingvalla. If this is the case the
barge had four men aboard of her and
was barge b 10, from Newport News, Va.
The names of those on the barge were
Capt. Dick Summers, Bob Waters, "A man
named Flemming, and another whose
name is not known
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
The Base Rall plaxar..

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-There were but two
games OF base ball played by the League
and Brotherhood clubs yesterday. The
scores were as follows: League: At Cleve.
iand--Cleveland Q, Chicago 10; batteries
Beatin and thinner. Stein and Kittridye.
brotherhood: Pittsburg Buffalo game
postponed-rain. AT Chicago-Chicago O
Cleveland 3; batteries-Baldwin ana Far
rell, O'Brien and Sutcliffe.
Western: At Kansas City-Minneapolis
Q, Kansas City 4; at Omaha-Nlilwsukee
4, Omaha 3; at Denver-St Paul l, Den
yer IL; at Sioux City-Des Moines Z, Sioux
City Q.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Not an Appropriate Present,

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. Capt. Isaac
Bassett, the message announcer of the
United States senate, was IL years old
Monday. and completed his fifty-ninth
year of continuous service. The pages of
the chamber who are under ais supervision
presented him with wine service of
unique and handsome design, but the cap
tain is a teetotaler
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
VIII Re Likely to Fstc, ,Em

WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. g. = Mai
Holmes, sergeant-at-arms of the house,
said yesterday that he hal not yet re-
ceived orders to dock absent members of
their pay but admitted that there is a
great proba bility that such a course may
be taken. This dockage will be the last
resort TO compel attendance and to secure
and hold a quorum. 1t has not been en-
forced for many years
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
A Base Ball Combine DIsbsna.

WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. G.-There were
so few spectators at the bal grounds yes
terday afternoon that the Washington
players thought that there would be
nothing for them after paying the guar
antee and refused to play. They disbanded
and have all been released
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
A Colorca Farmers, Alliance.

COLUMBIA, ). C., Aug. 6.-The colored
Farmers Alliance has made its appear
ance and State Alliance Lecturer Powers
says 1t numbers $50 members in south
Carolina. While the chief purpose of the
order is mutual benefit, Mr. Powers saws
it is intended to do whatever would be to
its advantage. 1t would go into politics i:
napsSSary
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Farmers Alliance Convention.

New ORLEANS, La, Aug 6.-The Times
Democrat Starkville, Miss, special says
The State Farmers Alliance met yester
day, 40 delegates being present. Cal
houn and Clay were the only counties not
represented. The day was spent in ap
pointing committees and listening to the
report of President PATHS, which was o
a very encouraging character.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Aggregate of Our Currency.

WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. 1.-THE month
ly treasury statement shows that on Aug.
l there were in circulation of gold and
silver coins and certificates, United States
notes, etc, 81, 43l, Tl6, 367, net increase
over July of 81, 997 95l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug 6-Some days
ago Miss Porter, the pretty niece of Ad-
miral Porter, married young waiter of
the capital named O'Brien. Miss Porter
now claims her husband is an Irish noble
man, n near connection of the house of
Thormond. Miss Porter writes of her
young man: "He is handsome. being of
refined manner and soft, gentle, loving
ways, and my hungry heart could not re-
sist him. Her father has more resist
ance," for he refuses his dau lighter forgive
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
The President aud Secretary Blaine

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a special from
Cape May says: The president did not
leave yesterday expected. He and Sec
rotary Blaine have derived so much bene-
1T from their short sojoura, that il was
decided to defer the day of departure un
til to-day. President Harrison aud Pos:
master General Wanainaker will proceed
at once To Washington City, while Score
tary Blaine will go to New York.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Phoebe Cozzens Want. an Office.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 6-Phebe w.
Cozzens has made application for the po-
sition of superintendent of charities of the
District of Columbia, n recently created
office that will pay g 600 year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Has Brice Bought n Nsws,aners

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. sit is stated
here upon good authority that Senator
elect Calvin 5. Brice has bought The In
dianapolis Sentinel The sale, it is said,
was made about two weeks ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Violent Deaths of Two Wouen

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. AT Council
Bluffs, Ia. yesterday morning. Mrs Ia
bitha Harringferd was struck by Rock
Island express train and killed. Last
night Mrs. II. 5. Dillsaver was thrown
from buggy and died in half an hour
from I'M uries.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
EngnIfed by the Sand,

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 6.-Thomas Bow
man. sand hauler, drove with wagon
into the quicksands of the Arkansas river
and before help could reach him the en-
tire outfit was engulfed. The body has
no. yet been recovered and probably never
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Russia and the Israeiites.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 6-The de-
partment of state has been informed by
the American legation at ST. Petersburg
that the rumor of the whole sale expulsion
of Jews from Russia is unfounded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Cholera Reported In Russia.

LONDON, Aug. cit is reported that the
cholera in virulent form has appeared in
several Russian towns on the Polish from
tier. Sanitary precautions are being taken
to prevent the spread of the disease.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06

| Boston, Aug. 6 The board of directors
OF the Atchison Railroad company has de
clated dividend of "a per cent on the
income bonds from the earnings of the
nine months ended July 80 last, payable
| Sept l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Signed One 1yorid,. rair Elr

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Aug. G.-Governor
Fifer has attached his signature to the
worlds fair bill The bin has an emer.
gency clause attached to it and will take
effect at once
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Gone TO Claim His Rrida

He has sent enough money to Miss Car
penter to enable her to obtain an educa
ton. The second year he WAS away he
sent her $500 watch, and has since pre-
scented her with diamonds. Lightburn
has now arrived in Providence to claim
his bride, who persistently refuses to
name the wedding day until she has be-
come accomplished" He is reported to
be worth sl,000,000 The wedding will oc-
cur in the old First Baptist meeting
house. and President Andrews of Brown
university, it is said, will officiate. Mr..
Lightburn has built an elegant house in
Kansas City, to which he will take his
bride
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06

In fight between Mexicans and Amer
cans at Shafter, Tex. Monday, one Amer.
lean, j. +. Graves. was killed and another
Ike Lee, seriously wounded. One Mexj.
can is believed 20 hnve bean EiIaa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
BEGAN WITH NINETEEN DOLLARS.
Ben Lightburn, Who Is Is a Hustler and
Now Worth 81 200, 900.

Ben Lightburn, Who Is Is Hustler and
Now Worth 81 200, 900.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. 6-Six years
ago Benjamin iightburn. poor young
man from Virginia, was graduated from
Brown university with just $40 is his
pocket. He had supported himself in col
lege by cleaning the city lamps and by
keeping a boarding house. During his
university conrse he became engaged to
Miss Della l.. Carpenter, of North Main
street. They parted to such a time as he
might earn enough money to support a
wife. He went to Kansas City with his
$40, entered lawyers Office, saved his
earnings, investedin real estate and struck
il rich
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-06
Senate and House Proceedings.

WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. 6.-The senate
yesterday worked industriously at the
tariff bill all day. The glassware and stone
schedule was finished. A number of
amendments proposing to reduce the COM
mittee rates. offered by the Democrats,
were rejected. Slate pencils were put on
the free list. The metal schedule was
taken up, and pending discussion of an
amendment offered by Morgan to admit
steel free the senate adjourned
The house laid on the table the motion
to reconsider the vote giving leaves of alb
sence to clerks in first and second class
postof1ices, and then adopted resolution
asking the secretary of the navy for the
reasons of the increase of force at the Kit
terry navy yard, as a substitute for the
Cummings resolution of inquiry. After
adopting the resolution, and receiving the
report of the election committee in the
Clayton breckenridge case, which declares
Breckinridge's seat vacant. the general de-
ficiency bill was taken up in committee of
the whole. Some progress was made with
the bill, but without finishing it the house
adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-08
THE COMPANY B MUDDLE.
The supreme Court Denies Respondents n
Msdamus Against Col. NcGurrin

The supreme Court Denies Respondents n
Msdamus Against Col. McGurrin.
When John DekruIf, one of the in
dicted members Of the Grand Rapids
Guard, vas srraigned before the court
martial last Friday evening. he filed an
objection to Col. W. T. McGurrin, pres
ident of the court martial. on the
ground that be was preludiced ne had
been member of the company; had
also cOunseled Captain Kinney 10 make
Application for a court marital. and was
therefore incompetent 20 give the mat
ter far and impartial hearing.
The objection was Overrulcd. and
Gen. /. e.. Rutherford, counsel for the
defendant, was refused hearing. and
tod that all his statements must tee
made "a writing. Gen. Rutherford in
sisted uoOn the objection. and Ou being
agaiu overruled. stated that ne would
apply % the supreme Court for man
d&mus. IT, appealed. and TUESDAY the
Supreme Couri dcu,ed the application
iu tbe case of john Dokrulf ys. VII
ham NCGurrn for an order % show
cause. THIS, however. does not prevent
the respondents from appealing the
whole ease 90 the supreme Court. u the
event 0t the hus. decision 0t the court
Wtr-'ai. which may bee ulsat sfaCtorv
O. taem The court martial SSH. re-
convene Friday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-08
THE POLICE NO GOOD.
se-sPsp~r Reporter Airs His Gri.
.ness As2iast the @Forcs@

.zsss As-iast rhs ~Fsrcs~
The ps.ioe of Grand Rapids are ; n
Ply no god. sd = Disguised reporter
eseeEc4y.
he lad been running around al day
Offering s. 4 piece for items and vas
heated and Srsthy. "In other
toEns, he continued. "a fellow gets
s9me shos for news. but hefe
they snake "a al the drunks befOTe
Trey can Z t4 chance % make holy
shows O< themselves, and SIR up an
ten They spot the porch eIlmbers,
sneaks and pickpockets, and warn
them on before they can get IN work
enough Tor even a single line head, and
when nFst-eItss hank worker or a
burglar or culture comes here, and i
Just dead sure TO give a fellow =
Chance Tor reputation and 4 liner, or
maybe daisy scare head, they let
tnAt man know they're onto him and
hound hlm around TIL he leaves town
without turning a trek. How do they
know, darn EN-, but what one Ot those
fellers would commit good tirst-class
murder II they'd lei him alone and
give the town lot Of advertising. cheer
up the newspapers and give the boys
VINO serve outside journals a chance
10 make a dime. I'm down on the
cops, / tell you. They have no feeling.
Well, ta-ta- There goes Tozer; he's
Just got his credentials as correspond
ent for the Detroit Free Press, and | am
going 70 interview him."
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-08
SUMMER RESORT NOTES.
Steamboat Arrangements at the Lake
Michigan Resorts.

Z. c. WesteryeIt, owner of the steam
er Macatawa, and II. c. Post. of the
Macatawa Park Association, were in the
city yesterday consulting with General
Passenger Agent Gayett, of the c. * W.
VI. The steamer Lizzie Walsh Will
commence running IN connection with
{. * W. NJ. trains IN few days. and
later IN the season, when excursion
rates are established, the Macatawa
VIII begin 10 run. The {. Il w. VI. Will
issue through tickets 10 Ottawa Beach
Wa the new extension on the boat line.
Later IN the season the Lizzie Walsh
will probably be put on ferry duty be-
tween the beach and park.
The steamer Queen of the Lakes is
now dong service on Grand Traverse
bay, and Will remain there throughout
the season.
Several would-be landlords of the
Ottawa Beach Hotel have recently been
heard from, aud some of them are very
anxious TO get the hotel for the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-08
WILL Be TROUB Bile
"A the Btcycls Club Twenty Of the
AsAbers D4zsaxisred.
HICH sisDED lCIIOy CLAIMED
~ ne ois ss.rs sf DiEsetSrs Isrnia.t.
t1s shs Ls.ss OF the Ciab RsSa.
Walls sssa~ "a tks "a lea b<rs say
Tag " waat - stag rhsrs

There Is trouble in the Bicycle Club
aad & looks "a though there would soon
&c Eso olcycle clubs "a this city instead
Of ons- AT the annual meeting, held
Tuesday evening, the following officers
we're elected President, 1. j. Terrence;
uce-presidens. c. L. Clark secretary.
". T. Ames; treasurer, c. W. Jones.
captain. A. II. Apted; hTst lieutenant.
Fred y. Hymani second lieutenant,
Geo. L. stone color bearer, A. ".
Esler; bugler, Z. K. Jackson; board Of
directors, ID. &. Steketee, A. b. Rich
mOnd. d. A. Miller, F. II. Escott.
A large number OF the members
claim that the election was unfair aud
that the ticket VAS a put-up JOB among
a clique OF about fifteen, 10 divide the
Orices among themselves. The dis
SATISFIED members claim that some OF
the new officers announced before the
election that they would not accept the
Ortces. but notwithstanding this, they
lad tickets printed and distributed
them among their friends, advising
them to De sure and be present 20 vote.
The other members were not aware OF
the scheme. and 90 did not have their
men present IN full force. The friends
OF Ed. VI. MoOar claim that majority
Ol the members were IN favor of elect
lng nm captain.
But this IS not the principal thing
that the dlssenteIs kick about. They
claim that the old board Of directors,
composed of A. B. Richmond,
W. r. Ames, IL. l.. BOgue,
Chss. W. Jones, Or. jackson,
X. III. Ham and Fred Lyman, wound
up their administration with a high
handed outrage. They say that the
board, with the exception of the last
three named directors, held a meeting
AZ the Office OF the Grand Rapids Fire
Insurance Company and decided 70 ter
inmate the lease OF the club rooms IN
the McMullen block. This they did
and the rooms Will be vacated by June
!. The dissenting members state that
the action was taken during the alb
sence OF Directors Jackson, Hahn and
Hymen, and without the matter being
lad before the club a. IL should have
been. The result IS that twenty, and
perhaps more. OF the members have
agreed 10 resign. IL they can secure
more members they propose 70 organ
lze another l.. A. ". Club IN this cltv,
lease the rooms IN the McMullen block,
for whicn the rent is low, and make
the club the leading one Of the city
The Bicycle Club. as It has stood thus
TAR, numbers slNty-tOur members. The
dIssenters say that their resignatiOns
snail not interfere with the presenta-
ton OF "Pinafore." but that they will
al turn IN and help make II a success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-08
HE GOES TO IONA.
Joseph Cu@wiEss Nenstctsa ef Grams
LArerny a TIE sePsrisr C0Srt.

=
Larceny a. ths ssPsrisr CoarI
The o4ss Of Joseph Cummings. the
Young man who took tsenty-s gnt
tsblss from Lefhag~eI a keck' s.
t~blshment. mas uled ia tie superior
court Yesterday. lac case was plan,
the traal wzs snort and the jury were
only cut ten minutes. when they re
turned w.ta verdict u guilty.
Young Joseph : only p wears Old
and lie evidently Is 40 need o. Paine :
celery tonic OF any other nerve food.
lie stood up before the BAL Ot the
court a. bold a. brass, and When tie
Judge asked him i he had anything 10
sSy WY sentence should not be passed
upon him, be sald. Il don't believe
they can prove tnst l stole the tables.
'.The court has not the slightest doubt
of your guilt. and II is only on account
OF my regard for your parents that /
do not pass severeT sentence upon
you"
The Judge read him a'sharp lesson on
honesty aud morality, aud at the end
OF Il sentenced aim 10 one year and SIX
months IN the Iona penitenuary.