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Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

French Senator Edmond De Lafay- cite, grandson of the Marquis, died in Paris yesterday.
 Aaron Hawley, one of the oldest resi- dents of San Diego, died yesterday at the age of 7S years.
 An explosion occurred yesterday in 8 factory at Sundorf, Germany, where a new explosive is being manufactured. Three women were blown to pieces.
 Colonel David Wilder, q well known member of the California National Guard, died yesterday morning in San Francisco from inflammation of the bowels.
 Henry Kemp. Reading Railroad brakeman, charged with criminal negli- gence, causing the disaster at Shoe- makersville, by which twenty people were killed and many injured, was ac- quilted at Reading yesterday.
 Sylvester Nonello, who killed Robert Higuera at Cayucos, Cal, in drunken squabble in October, but was after wards discharged, was rearrested yes day by the county sheriff at the insti- gation of the grand jury on charge of murder.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
SUMMONS.

TN JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT NO |, l County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona, E. Irvine, plaintiff, vs. Arthur Marlow and Ed ward Marlow, defendants
 Action brought in the Justices Court of Pre- cinct No. 1, in and for the County of Maricopa, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Arthur Marlow and Edward Harlow.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court Of Precinct No. l, in and for lhe County of Mari copa, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Justices Court at Phoenix, in said county, within five (5) days (exclusive of the day of ser,ice) after the ser vice upon you of this summons, fl served in this precinct: but If served without this pre- cinct, but in the county, ten (0) days; If served out of the county. fifteen 15l days; In all other cases, twenty (20) days, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Phoenix this 22d day of November, A. D. 1890.
 THOMAS SHERMAN,
 Justice of the Peace in said Precinct. Nov, 20-3w
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
4 Ferocious Bear.

From the Tombstone Prospector.
 Another victim of an encounter with a bear is reported from the Huachucas. He was soldier and was on the track of bruin, when the latter sprang upon him from clump of bushes, and did not give him an opportunity to defend himself. The poor fellow tainted from loss of blood, and was not able to walk, but erawled back till he met some associates on & hunt for him. It is thought that this is the same bear which nearly killed Mont gomery a fortnight ago. An organized effort will be made to destroy the ami nal before she does any more damage. The soldier was torn in a much more serious manner than Montgomery, and it will be several months before he will be able to do duty.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND | Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of MaricOpa.
 Evelyn Wharton, plaintiff, Vs. W. A. Davisand Fannie J. Davis, defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- zOna, in and for Maricopa County, and the com plaint filed in said MaricOpa County, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court,
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to Fannie J. Davis, defendant greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, fin and for Maricopa County, aud answer the complaint therein filed with the Clerk Of this said Court, at Phoenix, in said County within ten days after the service upon you of this summons if served in this said County, or if served out of this said County and within this said Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned be- ing exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa County, this llth day of December, A. D. 1890
 sEALl J. II. STOUT,
 23 Clerk of said District Court
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
Robert F.. Morrison Married.

From the Albuquerque Citizen.
 Hon. Robert E. Morrison, of Apache County, Ariz., was married to Mrs. J.. T. Logan, at Topeka, Kan, November 26. This is a happy marriage. MT. Morrison is one of the rising young lawyers of Arizona and Mrs. Logan is a charming, intelligent woman. She is the widow of Walter T. Logan, who at one time was popular newspaper man in this city, and who afterwards pur- chased an interest in cattle ranch in Arizona, where he died.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
Unabridged
Dictionary
.OvER--looo-PAGES-l

JNHIs IS THE BEST. NO OTHER REPRINT
 Il edition of WHISPERS DICTIONARY Is so complete as this one. Not only does it contain all the words that Noah Webster ever defined. but 10000 additional new words have been added to 1t
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 12. - Cattle -- Receipts, 9OOO The market showed no change of i'm provement. Prime and Christmas steers, s5OOls5.5O; common steers, s3.O0GI.9O; Texans, S2SO
 Hogs-Receipts, 35,OOO. The market was light. Mixed and packers 3.40(G3. 70; prime heavy and butchers weights, S375G3.S5 light, sS,50(G355. sheep-Receipts, 5000. The market was quiet Natives, $50; Westerns, 395lJ4. .l5; Texans, g. 4O93,55.
 wheat-some large, local traders realized on the early advance on long wheat free offerings, whi oh had the effect of causing decline, but the demand for most of the day was very good, a steady advance, carrying prices to about $l for May
 Rye-Quiet; CSC.
 Barley-Nominal; 6S(G70c.
 shouiders-si 5O1L L621z; short clear, ,s5. .3O55 s5; short ribs, S5.00(G5.05.
 SAN FRANCISCO.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13
= THE APPENDIX =.

Of this edition contains much valuable matter, as follows: The pronunciation of the principal European Languages, Quotations, Phrases, etc., from Latin, French, Italian and Spanish; sbbre- viati" us, with seven pages of Mercantile and LegrI ferns, etc.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-13

wheat--Inactiye. Buyer season, sl.n; buyer 20, Sl.S01I
 Barley-Weak. Buyer season, sl.5O1s; buyer 20, Sl.46.
 Corn-Sl30.
 Silver bars-Sl.0i.
 Mexican dollars-s2c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-05
OKLAHOMA Is EXCITED
Settlers Aroused Over an Alleged Negro
Colonization Scheme.
All Negroes Out OF the Terri
tory--Ne9roes Fire Into
a Masked Party.

GurHsIE. .. t. Mach 4--R.ports con-
cerning AN alleged scheme Ia colonies,
Oklahoma and make IL a negro state. have
aroused the settlers tn a high pitch OF cx-
citcmcnt. At Downs. ~ miles west of
here. secret organization las bsen
formed and have decided tn drive out the
few negroes and allow morv. tn become
settlers. negro named Hawkins was
suspected "f firing the prairie grass n short
time ago. and the feeling against him
became bitter. Early this morn
ing, a party of 10 masked men
broke into Hawkins house, took hirn
from his bad and severely whipped him.
During the whipping, Buck, Hawkins
son. ran and aroused the Burgess family.
Abe Clark. and Sam Burgess. armed with
shntguns. returned with young Hawkins
and Tired at the masked party from ann
bush. Henry Chambers was hacil1
wounded and may die. The negrness
wcrc pursued and captured and prom
i~ed to leave the country. few ne9rs
settlers in the vicinity OF Guthrie became
greatly alarmed at the feeling against
colorcd people. and getting ready tn
go to Kansas.
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ShS Francisco. March i.-Thc iuycsti-
CATION into the charges of cruelty and
misconduct against Captain Healy. of the
revenue cutter Bear. began to-day. The
last summer at Ounalaska the master of
the bark Estrella complained to Captain
Healy of the conduct of some of the Es-
trclla's crew. On Healy's order, the mas
ter at arms brought two of these sailors
ts,s.s touching the deck for seven minutes.
then they were let down and hans,cuifesl
with Irons and sent below deck for seven
hours. after which they were tied up the
second time. Twcnty-one sailors from
the bark Wander were placed in irons by
Healy's orders and six of them tainted.
The witness never knew Hcaiy tn in treat
his own crew.
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RAILROAD n,,r. F.iI Through.

OTTAWA, March i.-1'he railway com
uiittce i'm commons to-day considered
bills to incorporate the fourth KooteEay
company and West Kootcnay Railway
company. The first il to build roads
from tis- mouth OF the Pend al Orcillc
river, connecting with the American sys-
ten, Of railways at North Tonclson or
Kootensy lake. and the latter is tn build {,
road to Kettle river o;, the boundary line,
connecting with the railways of the
United States west. 10y way of Rock
creek and tbsgoot lake to- the mouth of
the Frazer river. A lengthy discussion
ensued. Sir John Macdonald read a note
from President Van Horn. of the Cana
dian Pacific, saying the road south would
take all the minerals of that country into
the United States and that the Canadian
Pacific company intended to build line
from Nelson To connect with Arrow lakes
and carry these ore, north. Both bill
wer. thrown out.
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i,i- Account, said q. Lee Correct.

s,T. Lot'Is. Mary'I L.. No new develop
iucnfs have been made to-day regarding
the Affairs of State Treasurer Nolan. The
cashier who has been assisting Governor
Francis ia examining tine books states
that mp To this evening no shortage had
been discovered and hs. believed the ac-
counts of th. office and the money in the
treasury would he, found all right. Chair
man Motiit of the state democratic COM
mittcc to-day said: "Thc money of tho
stotc is divided into funds for specific
purposes and tn. appropriations to meet
the expenses of the different br.,nch hes
and departments of tho state government
must. as law provides, bc drawn from
those Respective funds. According. to re-
ports which I have heard in the bonds
mems meeting. Nolan used the money bs.-
longing tn one fund for the purposs. of an
other, and through his deviation from the
prescribed methods of handling money
got his accounts into a tangle.
a ST. Louis Rsy,uJiir's Jefferson City sIs,-
cal says: Governor Frauci- late this
afternoon formally suspended State
Treasurer Nolan from office. Telegrams
10y the governor notifying them lac had
taken charge of the office. Governor
Francis said: My investigation into the
affairs of the treasury depa rtnent is not
| completed. hut have discovered some ir-
reg,ilarities and il is mandatory upon me
To suspend Treasurer Nolan from office.
, just what a. q irregulari are 1 cauno,
one Quo warranto proceedings will
| now be instituted before the stIrrcIn,
I court which conyeucs next Monday. Ru-
/ mors on tia. street place the amount o'
the trea-urcr'- >hortag.. at between Ss'
90 to SlD.psl.
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The IBrIti.n Parliament.

LONDON, March An the commons to-
day Lockwood. thome ruler, resumed the
debate on Glatlstone's amendment to
Smiths motion that the house adopt the
report of the Parnell commission. He
said he supported the amendment te-
cause il was absolutely and literally true
that Mathews, the home secretary, con.
tended the amentlnent was only "a part of
the truth. stated with passionate and i'm
hamatory adjectives.
Harrington, nationalist, said while the
commission was sitting conspiracy was
in progress in which the ministers were
deeply involved. to- obtain periurcd evil
neiiites. He read !, series of teicrrams TO
the Times agent i'm America. i'm reference
g Miller and sheridan; Attorney
in any of them. Then YOU were
betrayed by your colleagues. said Harring-
ton. These telegrams proved IA conspir-
proved against the Parnellitcs. Proceed
ing to show that the government was be-
hind those transnctions, Harrington retti
n telegram addressed to one Johnston i'm
New York, tn the effect that the British
consul was authorized to give him the
ra,tieN read further selegrams. Showing
that even after Attorney General
Webster had apoloRised for the forgeries.
tlencc through Sheridan to establish their
authenticity. and was offering as much as
10000 as bribc for perjuretl testimony.
tanned the kilograms unless a committee
of inquiry was granted, i'm which case
more would be Forthcoming.
Matthews in his speech said the gov
crnment simply proposed tn record the
findings both for and against the Parncll-
ties. declining TO adopt the course of Civ
ing the go by to all the findings against
the Parnellites, i'm order simply To express
the condemnation i'm which all shared oi
the falsity and foul origin of the charges
which had been tlisprovetl. He accused
Gladstone OF laying down the dangerous
and disastrous doctrine that the land act
of 1881 had been passed ON account of the
league just az lie declared in Midlothian
that the Clerkcntlell explosion and tho
shooting of a policeman at Manchester
had brought the disestablishment OF the
Irish church within range of practical
politics.
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BRIEF TELEORAMS.

L">DnN, March s-r.nnyson, VIII" ~ suffer-
ing from bronchial ca,arrh. coutinur- Z" inn
Lo>no>, March The AtIcna-um has black
htiri Fiann.,g,n, th" author "f the r:,rnsilisIo
and triiic articles.
CLEyEL>Np, March 4. Edwin 'nwl.>, editor
ot the ,ieyeL,nl isad.,, died this morning, aged
~, from heart and stomach troubles.
IoNpoN, March t.-rhc newly constructed
railway bridge over the river Forth at E,iinhurr:
great ceremony
Ln>nos, ,Niary, The pnblisl,srs OF STANLEY =
81 Afci":,, the quest. uc>cu-, and Retreat "f
tmin. >erinn@rso New York have secured
BE.L,>. March 4, The strike of factory hands
at G'trInrn i spreading, M. employees 81 ave
In tb.. .dhcrs Threaten siit. Ths. factories
guarded 10y TIA. police.
b,i,cn Princes. D.lS"rrourki and her family {"
return To- Russia. The government Will rs,y II,
valued nj ;n,,.o.e,o roilbie>.
wA,n,STraS, ,, Marsh a;nM Miks i;ei,ly, known
defeated Jack Collins, the Champion middls.
Afternoon. collins received s.Serc punish,
u.ut.
L"spn>, M,rch :. A. the night express tram
night. running al "A high rat. OF speed. it dashed
rst tn sMo e.srrses Of tho % .SIrs s Mere issscop
and four persons killed.
M s ,H March nl,h 5 s rs sfs. snls ss iJs g. =.
org,nizatton Ia work Systematically Tor Cam
bring it To pass in iss. Al the coiasn,ortion Of
the +ah anniversary OF the discovery ot
America
san tNKir-. y. NJ. March A. Renegade
Apash., are maxim; M shsmss,,ss hnegn as & win,
sN of the,n are in sonora. Mexico. and cn a raid
stole sixteen horses, beside> committing numer-
ous otii.r depredtiion>. Man. believe an Aps.s'he
lunituc;.t-
rniSar osi nEs. Ss aSo is S.
been "a uisrnt,.r OF the Casino company, has
Skipped with Walter jackson, son of Bssstoc
miillonstre. She had been th. idol NJ the ''chasf,
PEE ior son,, G un,s. & and they wsre % WILD When @
| rr,tly with Jackson
! PARTS. March The aew w>plpers are 1nAni-
1 nous IN the. opinion that the discussion In the
| chamber OF deputies yesterday IN regard to the
resignation of tonst.is minister of the mter-
| tor. weakened the ministry All express the he
lief that ministerial crisis il not far on and Was
only deferred los the chambers vote OF co11
| deTi,s Yesterday
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CASHIER DISAPPEARS.
After Loading q fsst Life Hc Gets Avs,
with e0O. 900 or the sssmk . Cash.

<essrS sscssasuS - Lilo esets - woy
with o0O. 900 Of the ssank Cash.
LouIsvII.LE, ky.. March 4.-will H..
Pope. teller of the Louisville City Nat
iona1 hank, n trusted cmployc and "a man
of seeming goosl habits and a frcquentcr
of the best society OF this city. il gone.
His absence at the bank yesterday MORN
ing AT first excited no suspicion. as il was
supposed that he was i'm the country de-
tanned by the Hood. When no wor,I was
received at loan. President Purtic.
Vice lre-is'cut Lccch and CASH
Ter Parker became suspicious.
They opened the vault ausf a hasty exam
iuatiou showed between S;O.UO and
SsD,uU missing. all I'm large bills. Ii will
rssI,iirc - careful examination tn state the
entire amount Pope took with him. IL *
learned that Pope, had left ON Saturday
night for Chicago. IL is supposed hc spent
SUNDAY with his brosher, Samuel Pope.
He left there Saturday for Canada. He
has been leading DIR. Jekyll and MIR.
Hyde life for some years. a. many of his
boon companions were aware. At his
room ON jefferson street hc frequently
gave wine suppcrs tn young men OF his
class and fast women. He s.amblcsl and
was known asa sucker. He was frequently y
drunk over might, hut was always at his
desk promptly thu next morning.
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THEY REFUSE TO ANSWER.



paper Men for Contempt.
WAsHINGroS. March 4.-For five hours
this afternoon behind closed doors the
senate discussed the subject of executive
sessions. directing tho committee tn again
question A. j. Halford and G.. G.. Rain.
representatives of the press association,
and Guthrie OF the New York Herald.
Scckcndorf of the Tribune. and DEPUTY OF
the Times as to their sources of inforYna-
ton; and upon second refusal to an
swcr tn proceed against them for CON
tempt.
The resolution was supported by Dolph.
Wilson of Iowa and Harris, who argued
that il was incumbent upon the senate T..
vinoiicate it's authority and dignity by this
course.
Moody, Fittgrcw and others took
strong grounds against the resolution.
Weller offered as n substitute his rssso-
luton proposed last spring for the consisi-
Grafton of executive examinations i'm open
sessiof. In this he was supported by
i'latt. No conclusion was reached. The
discussion will bc resumed tomorrow r..
In the course OF the debate il developed
that some OF the supporters of the resoiu-
tion held tia. opinion that the recalcitrant
witncsss.s were guilty OF seslitioa i'm defy
~, ~ /. ts>,,ct ~ sl,s t.,okxtksH -se.S-sra
uient OF the ;ypvernneut.
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Cleveland and Tarsn R.sor,n.

INDiANhroI.iS. March AT a meeting
of the State Tariff Reform league Tonight
"a letter was Rad from n -Prcsislsnt Clevs.-
land. in which he says i'm part: Though
my letters to odeinocratic and tariff reforIu
assefnblagcs lately have been very fry
auent. cannot deny your request Ia say
IA word of cnco,iragcrncnt tn tariff reform.
The democratic party, as the party of tho
people, ~ opposed tn the selfish schemes
which ignore the public good, and il
pledged tn the interests of all their coun-
tryuicn instead OF the firthcrancc OF ths.
interests Of few who seek to prevent
the governmental powers for their enrich
nent. IL was never nearer fundamental
principles than in its contests for tariff
reform. It certainly adds tn the satisfac-
tion with which we labor in this cause to
hc rcasstIrsd that in Our efforts We not
only serve our party, but all the people of
tin. land"
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PAN-AMERIcAN CONFERENCE.
The Committee Customs UniOW Make
Majority and Minority Reports.


wAsHINGToN, March 4.-Thc Pam
American conference adopted the report
OF the committee on international law.
The committee on n customs union made
n majority and N minority report to-day.
rhe majority says tie establishment of 10
customs union geuerally understood.
would require not only u pa rtial sacrifice
of the national sovereignty of American
nations, but more radical changes i'm their
willing to accept. The majority believes
the principle of unrestricted recipro-
city is acceptable and that its adoption
would bring about as favorable results as
those obtained by by free trade among
the different states of the union. A c,ls-
toms union the basis. however, the
majority deems impracticablc as u con-
tinentai system O present tnrc-
stricted reciprocity might hc oh
tanned gradually. The first step Is
treaties whereby each nation may agree
to remove or diminish their respective inn
port duties upon some OF tho natural or
manufactured product of one or more OF
equivalent advantages. II good results
should follow, are expected. either
the articles might he enlarged from time
to time until they attain the development
ofnaturs:i elegant wealth and other sources
OF revenue or incl ease of existing ones
which would allow the contracting ma
tions to reach unrestricted reciprocity as
free trade among some or all American
nations. The minority. Alfonso OF Chilli
and Pima of the Argentine states. hold
differences of opinion i'm regard tn the
form of the report, and recommendation
led the minority to reject the whole sub
ject. These delegates, il IL said. felt that
as long as the United States lays n tariiI
their countries. reciprocity would not bcn-
eft them.
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Mr.. DOLPH AFTER THEM
Reasons Why One of HeIena's Prom
inent Bankers Prolongs His
Stay at the Federal
Capital.
S,ecialto,h. standard

Special to the standard.
wAsHNGToN. March i.-Th. senate
spent five hours this afternoon in cxect,-
tive session ina discussing the proposition
advanced 10y Mr.. Dolph that correspond
ents who had refused tn tell how they OH
guilty of s.sii,;on and i"ckcd nm n ,h,.w
still refused TO reveal the so,,r,cs of their
information Half "A dozen corrcspou-
dents who have h<cu bcfor,, the ,,n,mit-
tee and refused To tell wcrc asked tn b,.
summoned again and rpenace,l with inn
prisonmcnt This was lauphcd nj nv
some OF th. senators. b,,t
Dolpb. Harris blackburn and
Wilson wanted to punish the press
for it's impcrtincncc i'm learning what the
senate is doing behind locked DOORS Mr.
Hawlcy defended the newspapcrs and
said the senate was making itself the
laughing stock of the country. Mr.. Teller
opposed Dolph's resolution with one adj
yocating omen executive sessions. An
usliournmcn, was taken ls,for,, m ,Icc;s;ou
s ~. - -. -. " =. - -, -. ,r,
~ W." ,'N ~ " Proi"
s"icn 10 h"<@ie INC press VIII oe rsgarhsi
as r,oic,'io''s' even ~ the senate adopts II,
which IL probably will not do.
There Is. nothing new relating to the
Montana senatorial situation. With tht.
oxccnt;on Of Hirs.bf,cI,l Of Holcnn tb.
ss ep"n p' =, s,em; ,s., Oh iIe,ea' , s. u.
"i "' ."c e's naN' ci'
Masnng,on. ~ reISrteti that MI.
in the appointments at the federal assay
office tn Helena. for reasons that atx. not
given o,,t here but which :, m, said 10, relate.
A.. social !, tra;rs n, N,ntana Mr. powcr
-. ,,-, '.;,". 80. ~ ,1"i.I' -.
. au ' ~ "'. ""
toSas' utrscn'ei" gives III "ht th"t he
wants To stay till two senators lrs' named.
10y Ass"1a1n trcss.
wAsHINt:ToN. March, Am tho house
to-day, Crisp took evidence in the con
tested cleo tion case and argued that i'm it,
,e,.,rt Tho mn ;oritx ,f tho ,.,,,,,n;,,cc hn.,
~. ,.,..,..,, a., -. e., a.. @ ,a...
which was dear tn the American people.
parent ma jority through which the con-
tcstec obtained his title to the seat was
,,r.,,,ra.l l,v n <.r;u,c of th.. l,;,,h.s, ,.,,ar
.,rr ,,h;,i 40 n.,, ,,or,,,,,,a,.., .,,I.,
' ~ - i
nave "s"cu .is apraen' .iaJor'H ii" ~
minority. tie criticizeu thc governor of
ArkoEAss for allowing hunslrsst sels,ctcsi
men to expci from positions le-
gal officcr,, OF the country without raising
Ills hand to yin,licate th,. law rhr ,Inv
had come i'm the history of the limited
States when the uco,,lc had ,IctcruIin,,l
that thc s.Cn.tit,,tion which, cnfruncI,is..I
the, black man should no longer l,c nulIi-
fled
Nloorc asserted that the Testimony taken
NV the contestant in M.,nnl,is wns 4, foru-
Rrcckc,,r;.luc of Arkansas rcf,rrc.i ,o
,h., n,ncefui Condition. of affairs i'm Ark,u-
sn, wh;cI, hro,,0It m, Kelley Of Ennsns
wifi, tine .:I,estiou ns t, "a l,nt had h1,.o,n,
OF the coIor.I detective who h.d gone to
sI,n, ,,,,,,sI.,,,a,,' l;s,.;.., g.. al -, -,