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stItutlons that the members " her own
profession never reach.
"Asfa matter Of fact" Mr.. .shn Far
rell remarked, sit seems to me II would
have been only proper for Miss Abbott
TO have been charitable enough 10 have
left little something In such q way that
Il would have kept her. memory green
In the hearts of the profession. The
utter indifference that her will shows
Will bear fruit In the unpleasant
thoughts OF which the mention Of her
name will call up"
A well-known member OF the theatrical
profession. who did not care to have his
name appear In connection with the
statement. said: 'sPossibly It's impossi-
BILE 90 speak of such matters, but think
it's only right that the public should
know the true condition Of Miss Abbott's
company. Ny authority Ii Lizzie An
nandale, the contralto OF the company,
and other weil-known people. Miss An
nandale told me that she had given all
the money she had TO the chorus people,
who were positively suffering. She said
she asked Mr.. Pratt for money 90 aid
them. and ha told her she'd have 10 get
Il from someone else. lie didn't have
any more for them. Mr.. Pratt paid
their fares east, rs he was obliged TO do.
Many. liz fact nearly all Of the chorus
people. viii reach their destinations pen
nilcss."
IT tell you IT'S tough, awfnlly tough.
The public don't really appreciate the
situation OF these people II seems more
hard to understand from the fact that
wheh Miss Abbott was dying she called
the company TO her bedside and told
them ell they would be well provided for.
Certainly the mere fact Of paying rail-
way fare isn't providing well for any
one.r ... .......
Her wardrobe Barnsd.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Jan. t5.-It
has Just come out that the day OF Emma
Abbott's death her maid carried down
into the hotel. boiler room lot OF new
shoes and underwear and sealskin
sacqne, the property OF the deceased
priuaa donna, and requested the fireman
70 burn them, and said he would do so.
The maid started TO go away, but lrned
and came back, remarking that she
would watch them burn, and she did.
This action was In accordance with Miss
Abbett's win, which provides that her
wardrobe should be burned.
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Nmw YoRK, Jan. ID, 6,--The directors pf
the DisEilllng and Cattle Feeding cpms
pany have declared monthly dividend
of . hNlt Qf per cent
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UNDER PROTEST.


LINCOLN, Jan. i5.--In accordance
with the action Of the board OF public
lands and buildings, ex~Gov. Thayer
this morning surrendered possession OF
the executive apartments, but under
urnfaaG
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sRuTALLY MURDERED.

the Colorado House OF Representatives
= Esosice Inspector II Fatally Wounded.
DENVER. Jan. l5.--At o'clock this
morning, as Police Inspector Hawley was
leaving the hall OF the legislature, where
ne had been trying 70 quiet the disturb
ance ln the house, which grew out OF an
atttempt 20 deposo the speaker, he
was shot and fatally wounded by Harley
Mccoy, one OF the toughest characters
OF the city. Police Officer Morris, who
came 10 HawIey's assistance, was shot
through the shoulder. Mccoy was ar
raasnd
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neen With Hes Maay Fe@ss-

stEome or Miss Abb0tt's people. nad
been with her ten or twelve years. They
had become drilled 10 her repertoire and
IN her ways OF producing operas. Many
of them are actually now untitled by this
experience and aayAnclng age TO secure
aiaKagements with other companies,
What arc these po0ple 10 a0s Mast n
them are penniiess, for members Of chs
chorus are not given 20 saving. how
| aid Miss Abbott reward these people toi
their service2 BY leaving her m0ney 4
the churches who always opposed her
sad aldR't need ~, aHd % ehsfitshls IN
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iiaus HarmAn, william = ilzea, ass
Edwards, john H. News.
Henry b. Oliver. Charles \. Tubes,
Samuel w. Rust. Praises II Fornssn.
James Smith, David c. Hopkias. Viii
Jam H. Ames- Original, shiows. etc
Hudson Harrington father. minoT of
James +. tovel. Mary 4. Daily. catha-
riue Osborn. johanna Ae6rcgor. Rscf-
el j. Wetmore, Sarah waltca. Mary ~.
Yates, Hannah c. Wilcox, Mary A.
Tlterl. susan Aklns. Martha A. Col.
Emma l.. Harrington. Mary Esch,
MAryett Inman. Mary j. Martin, min
ors OF Edwin 9. Merrifield. Roze,ia
Lincoln, Lizzie AeLoad. Ellen Muivan-
ey, Mary Hodges tmotherl, William H..
Wilson father. Mary l. Woleots,
Sarah Z. Eggleston. Jane Baehman.
Henrietts Wilkins. Eunlce Vaileai, AM
brose p. Hicks, sr., ttather). Margaret
Halt.
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GRAxp RAPIDS. Mich. Sept.

GRAND KAFfDs. MICH. sept. %. MI
Sealed proposals Will be received on or be-
fore 5th day October. proviso. at the office OF
the architect. ". q. Robinson. 81 New House.
man building for erection of church eciice
for First uniyersalist society.
Drawings and specifications can be seen et
the office OF the architect.
Party 10 whom contract may be awarded
Will be r .quired 10 furnish ample security for
execution of same.
Building committee reserve the right TO re-
iectany or all bids unless satisfactory.
Proposals viii BE- addressed 10
WM. II. ANDERSON. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

pRoBATE oRDER-siaie 81 Michigan. coun
L ~ OF Keats At a session of tas PROBATE
Court for said soanty OF Kent. b-la at the Pro
bate o1icr Ia the city OF t,raes kapids. "a tie
zsd day o. Scpgegr bee. n the ar one thousand
eight hundred ane Bfnety-oBe
Present. Cyrus +. ierktns. Judge OF Probate
Ia tie fssttsr OF tue es ale 81
PATRICK BRAUN. deceased
John Braun. Michael Braua aad Thomas
Braun having nled In this court Their petition
praying thar the administration Of said estate
Tnay be- granted TO Martin Car fnoiy of Grand
Rapids.
II IL ordered that Monday. the 31th day Of No
yetEber. 1871 AT ten oekock ia lse forenoon. 81
said probate once. be appointed Ter hear
ing SAID petition.
And IL h further ordered. that a copy OF this
order be published three successive " sets pre-
v.ous 10 said tay Of hea'iag. IA tie IETssgAs
HrnaLp. q daily nswspaper printed aad rsu
lnting ip said county cl Sent.
CYRUS E. PERKINS.
IA true copy.l Judge VI probate.
ADoIPH II. Mason. Register. fri oct is
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
PANE NnfIcEl

Scaled prcpesais for tie srectisn ana com
pfftea isfe4m hekttaz act tneie1ras ~ a
ceuBts poor Eegss the county lat - IA shs
township OF Paris. kenf esesty. VII pe Is-
c<srte up TO sna inciadiHS Vctalff II t,fi ~
Il Q'esoek aeoa. N acceresace y III Plans a-sd
speelaczuoas furnished by a. II. ke>h cea
oi thls city. the sale prefoSSlsfa g. eeEierm Via
= e<rt2in scheapse which via be f9rHlsbra ~
the time OF nakiaE aFptleaissa Ter s&ie fsiAisA
E.se Hard cf cses Fsfsars reserves Ire fsxht u
Fe3ecs any or ali ef said proposals. tsea hid
der viii be required 70 enter iafp beads - TIE
suna Il tive tnoussnd aoliafs iVE the ikithiAi
pkriormsHee al tbe cenIr2et-
Each b.dder will deposit etfA his o. ecr-
tlhea cheek Ter I've bauarsd dollars. 20 be
ieFfstlea 10 The county OF kent iR case ne
shall gali to enter eeaifset in acc aTasDes With
his nrapoSAl wllbia Eve 4nys alfsf notice ~
acceptance OF has said pronosai ~ lac board
Of supervisors OF Kent eouety.
.lAe plans. details. specifications. e1e-. VII
b. IN eharse OF c. t. Hegadonr, seeseaary Il
TIE Committee GA Poor House busiatug. NJ =
ssd IS fewer block. ia this city. Oh aad alter
October !. y l.
All proposals should be addressed 20 y. ID.
Enmons. chairman Poor Ilouse baiicibg tefa-
mislee. care county eiefk Gtana ksIlas Mich.
y. ID. tANuNe,
a. r. Hses bsSE.
JOHN kfNNkg.
Committee on Po9g House Lnllding.
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Buckien's Arnlca saiys.

The bes; salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. sal; rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
ltis guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, ocrner Monroe and Divsion-stS
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Piles. piles, ItchInc Pilee-

SyMrroas-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAyNE's s
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, tor so cents. DR.. Swayne 4
Son, Philadelphia.
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rREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Tressurer's 0iace. !

City Treasurer's 0iice.(
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. -. 1891. I
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF . sewer ia Third 81.
from Valley ave. to west side ditch. Ia the city
of Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands. and that l
Will receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date. at the ol.ce OF
the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE,
oct IL City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02
TREAsuRER's NOTICE.

CITY IhEtSttFEt VfFTCr.
GRAND RsrIDs. Mich. Scst- ~. 1921.
roll for the grading. cravciing and paving @
cutters of Curtiss street from North ave
nse 10 Union street. tn the city OF urand
Rapids. Is now in my hands. and that
/ will receive payment thereon for fle
period of twenty days from this date. at the
oflsce Of the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
oct 10 City Treasurer.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

Grand Rapids. Mch. Sept. - 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF u sewer In Lake
avenue, from East street 10 kellogg avenue. ia
the city of Grand RAPIDS. Is now in my hands.
and that | will receive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty days from this date
1T the ONCE Of the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAEE.
Oct 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

VII 4 UEF0fI " w~s11
liver
As clean as = sound sheep's heart.
That there shall not be one spot on't'
fhis 10 done by the use of DIR. Piefce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which thor
oughly cleanses tne system OF ali im-
purities of the blood-wzshes out tho
liver elean-eznishes pimples, boiis,
blotches. scrofula, tuberculosis. and all
tendencies TO consumption. DIR. Pierce
has prepared this remedy "as you like
it, and placed il with all the drug
stores. where the daughter of the duke
as we'll as the clown, or Orlando. may
Obtain it for their cure. IL is warranted
to benefit or cure, or money paid Tor il
will be refunded.
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rREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once. !

City Treasurer's once,(
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. AZ. 1881.
Notice Is hereby gwen thar tue assessment
roll for the construction Of a sewer In South
Lafayette street. from $50 feet South of Cherry
street 10 Irving Place. in the city OF Grand
Rapids. is now in m hands and that will re-
ceive payment thereon for the period OF twen.
~ days IRON this date. at the office OF the
City Treasurer.Clty Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE
oct6 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

City Treasurcr's ONCE
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. q. 1sgl.
Notice Is hereby given that An assessm- mt
roll for construction OF a sewer IL the alley In
Block Il. Ellsworth Addition. In the city
OF Grand Rapids. Is now Ia my hands. and that
I will receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date. al the Office OF
the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct12 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

The above refers to the cut prices on
our line of 'shirts 10 ORDER" Only two
weeks more.
GRAND RArIps CusroN SHIRT Co.
McMullen block, 10 and 81 S. DIVISION.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

Mas. wixsLow's soornrSo SYRUP has been used
for children teething. 1t sootbes the child
softers the gums. allays al pain. cures wind
coiic. and Is the best remedy for dtarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Az state Of Michigan. county OF kcnt-ss
Notice IL hereby given. that by an order OF thr
Probate Court for the county of kesr, made on
the sd day OF September. A. ID. iosi. s.x moHths
from that date were allowed for creditors 10
present. their claims against the estate of
MARTIN BRANDT.
late OF said couRty. deceased. and that al
creditors OF said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent their claims TO said probate court. ~ the
probate once. In the eitv OF Grand Rapids. fer
Examination and allowance. OH or before the
SM day Of September next. and that such
claims will be heard before said court. on
Wednesday. the sd day of March neat. zt
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF thai dIy.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. .. A. d.
1891.
CYRUS F.. PERKINS.
fri oct q Judge of Probate.
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DErrpnVV JUNE u. 1871
- LANSING NoRTussn n. q.

80 er- day. fWeek days.
c., n VI. runs tsr3n "a 10 Detrsit with pN-
W. " n csrs sssats - cents
t.tO se1fs 3 cents
Coz T.. ~ runs tarcu1b 60 Detroit with par
O.<sD lor car, seats. - centh
100 s.e. s. A. mas ''''' 20 :
For tickets ana informsiioa apply At tnioa
ticket eissce, 81 nonroesi.. or Dn,en s'At.oa-
Gro. DriiAvES. Gen. Passr Agt
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02
MICHIGANOENTRAL

tDaily. All others caily except Sunday.
Taking effect Sunday. July IL. isss
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atianuc Ex'
presses 70 and IRON Detroit farior cars run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 20
and from Detroit Direct connections made
ri Detroit with all t1roueh trains east over
the Michigan Central railroad Canada SOUTH
ern pivislonD.
o. ". RucsLxs, q. p. and I. A. {. CnscasA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02
uuuNAEA sLPT. 6. 1921
Ano WEST MichioAn R'y.

tWeex DAYS. Every day. sExcep; Saturday.
o.n0 A. ii. has through chair car 10 Cni-
s;.UV cavo. No extra charge Tor seafs.
fnS r. NJ runs throusl ID C6lcago soltt
lUO Win Wagner buaet car. seats. "
cf- III. has through free chair c2r t3
u. Mansstee. via Al. X y. 4. Il. T.
l13 a:s NJ ssssas sas car a sareass ~a . csess
and sleeper 10 Indianar S.ls VIA Lea-
ton farbor.
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Kenyon MILITARY Acadcrl,

THIS old and remarkably sgcres-fW - 1oyl - ..
vissef thorough preparation ion soefe ~ ssstss.
aud carStui suprrsi-as. Il lsslfh haiti ns.-
rers For iiiassrated esfsierIe sosrxs ~
RENEE Rust. LII n. Rector. s>mtief otis.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02
shs Cured him.


"And thus she cured him. and this way
Will take upon me TO wash your
liver
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-02
ldarco,lrt place SeuninaYY

school q the h,es.ss Grade fsr soung lssse. and
rirs. Esabl,sh~-i rsos erissnhi hres. its fs,csss
has been renarsse'>. fet sat scsse. n39fsfs .
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that inasmuch as tho trip was made merely
to give the jurymcn exercise and fresh air,
the Jury being all the while In tho charge OF
the Sheriff. no harm was done to the pris-
oner and the Jury were not Invested OF their
power tn render n valid verdict.
Tho practice Of allowing jurors to go out
OF the State while they have capital case
under consideration, even under the most
careful supervision, Is obviously dangerous
and cannot DO commended. 1t seems to US
by no means certain that 1t would not 10
fatal TO verdict II the proof were clear that
the jury actually discussed the case
while they were In or upon the territory
OF the neghborlng state, for In that event
the trial, in part at least, would be con-
Quoted outside the proper jurisdiction.
There seems no good reason. however why
the mere transportation OF the jury into
another State at time when they have
a case under consideration should have this
effect IL 1t Is clear that they did not discuss
the evidence or deliberate as a body during
their absence.
The other objection to the verdict grew
out OF the fact that q number OF the jury
men drank whlskey In the course OF the
trial without physicians order or the con-
sent OF the Court. This objection was over
ruled on the ground that 1t did not appear
that the drinking in any instance was ex-
cessive.
On the subject OF the unauthorized use OF
arden: spirits by jurors the courts oe differ
ent States huve differed widely; but the
decision in Tennessee ia sustained by prece-
dents In that State and by very respectable
authority elsewhere. Thus, In q leading
Illinois case the Supreme Court said: THE
officer having charge Of the jury permit
ting any member OF them to drink spirit
nous liquors was certainly very culpable
and would have been properly punishable by
the Court; but It is not such conduct Us
would vitiate verdict" Similar decisions
have been made by the tribunals OF last re-
sort in Mississippi and Virginia. On the
other hant. In Texas 1t has been held that
the drinking OF ardent spirits by jury
while deliberating upon thcir verdict In
capital case constitutes cause for new trial.
:" Il would 10 dangerous In the extreme"
said the Court, "to attempt to lay
down any rule by which It could or
should be determined whether Juror had
drunk too much or not, and the only safe
rule Is to exclude it entirely"
The same view has been adopted In Iowa
and New Hampshire. In capital cases, at all
events, 1t seems the safer and the wiser rule.
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Tho Demanded Million.

Left TO the natural and dlgnifed course OF
events tho Worlds Fair OF 1899 would have
heen held In the city OF New York.
Tho agency that overthrow the project to
have It In It's place was Republican politics
working primarily through the Hon. THOMAS
G. PLAT. and openly and consplcuously
through his representative, JACOB SLoAr
FAssETT.
A million people In tho city Of New York
won't SEQ tho Fair because 1t was sent to
Chicago. There Is another million In the
State Of New York who won't be able to go
to what should be tho country's proudest
show because the Republican party located
It In the State Of Illinois.
IN the case Of the people OF tho metropo-
La the loss vii! not be confined within the
Limitation OF q million. Every man, woman.
and child Of the two or three millions in and
near this city was defrnuded not only OF tho
pleasure and benefit OF visiting the Fair.
but OF actual money. The presence OF the
Exhibition was worth money to every IN
habitant.
The outrage upon local pride. however. IL
still more enraging than the loss OF money.
The city and State OF New York have been
robbed OF their rights. as the proper site for
the Worlds Fair, by the Vaccinations Of
the Republican politicians in the Empire
State. This Is confessed by q leading Re-
publican journal in Chicago. 1t was fraud
Of colossal size Full payment can never be
exacted, but, as the robbery was political in
its conception, the citizens Of the Empire
State can take political vengeance by smash
Ing the ticket named by Mr.. PLATT at
Rochester and headed by JACOB SLoAr FAs-
sETT.
They deserve defeat. And FLOWER and
EHEEHAx are the men to do 1t with.
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Free dom or W0rahln-

To THE EorroR ~ THH SCx-Sr: I would Ike to have
your candid opinion upon question which olsat 20 re-
csive from the Of thls state attention
than has been given s refer the question of free
dom Of worship in public Institutions And have OF
course in mind the House Of Refuge which Is believe
the only public quasi public Institution which this
constitutional right IL not fully rscosnized- How
II Il l AK that those In charge Of tbs
House OF Refuge can psrsist in refusing to
tho inn a'es who are committed 10 Its care BY the
courts OF this state The freedom to worship Gsd &C
:ord to the dictates of their encsa as guar
ansssd 60 them by the State Constitution and no, be
called to account for tho contempt thus Committed
To my mind when the wards Of the State are deprived
Of any privilege 20 which they are entitled bv ths
Institutions to which they :h.s becom. s
srsstraint OF thsr psrsouaI liberty which whom the
Justicss thereof to remedy. s
but even u this be not the refusal Erant every
FACULTY Tor The perfo msnca OF their religious duties
adepr walton ut the liberty to Worship ,nd according
=" tbs fntes Of their conscienrss and proven.
ton q th-ir pursuit OF hsppnsss tie prac
nes o. onss reiisnus duties rae principal rams Of
IL wiz NOS ts ADJ anc.d that bscau.e the inma,.s n,
the House ~ kefake are comms by tie courts and
are eonsefu nay prraners that these Constitutional
10 well setIsi that even permns impri.onsd for
islon a. these rghts cannot be In any vr..t.r
degree thsn the ssntehcrs OF The courts tr wide for
GUIDED frpm the practice NJ religious duties W. WV
YET a. uhtrr.tand In tho House or Refuge tia
.Ahoic innia'es are not only refused proper fsr.s
for tho praruee "f ttsr religious dates nu, Is h, eve.
- ror'hp and method of Instruction spsciAl IN pfe
pared "y the trns'ers". this institHtion. ~
Nov VIII ycr not tnrn the i.ht Of tie Inv sUS upon
this sisJsct ami upon this Es.Itutlon. Jr,IrIis'
MN YORK, sept 10,
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HIS INTENTIONS HONORABLE
Mr. Doherty's Solicitude for the Fate OF .
Sleepiue Mans Watch.

Mr. Dohe-ty's solie,tude for the Fate or
Sleeping Man's Watch.
John q. Doherty. a lawyers clerk. living at
1873 West Fisty-siyth street. saw O man named
Bernard Moran, whom he had often seen be-
fore sitting on beer key In from, OF q saloon
asleep. He called out tho bartender, and
pointing to the gold chain that R!isteu ed en- the
sleeping mans vest. said:
Some ono will steal that You had better
keep IT,"
Then he took gold watch out OF Moran's
rocket and han led |. TO the bartender. In its
place he left q card on which he had written
whore be watch was
Moran awoke missed his watch. and told q
policeman that the last person he had been
drinking with was Dohsrty. The offcer found
D9her,y and took him. 70 task. poherty re-
Piled that Il was none OF the officers business
fesa!t Officer. Doherty. and Moran all go to
the Fortv- seventh street station house.
Eohertys name WA entered on the blotter
and 4 charge Of disordery conduct was IN ade
against him. Then tho bartender turned up
WITH the watch, everything was explained.
on the hlotter vas written:
D!sctargsd. As his Intentions were honor
able"