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Ben S. ROGERS.
County Atty, ". c.
CHRISTIAN WORKING INSTITUTE.

CHRISTIAN WORKING INSTITUTE.
The Christian Working Institute
of the colored Baptists convened at
Mt. Rose church at 8 o'clock Sum-
day and organized the following in
stitutes
A Sabbath school institute with
the following officers: President,
NJ. j. johnson, Brennan; vice-Pres
ident, Rev. r. Dickinson Secretary
Miss A. V. Moreland assistant sec
Rotary, A. A. Warren, of Independ-
ence treasurer, T. G. Byrd; county
superintendent, J. K. Colbert and
Miss A. V. Moreland. Sunday
school county mission, S. L. Little,
of Independence. L. L. Campbell,
State Superintendent of Sabbath
school mission, appointmented the
following missionaries and colpor.
tuers. Rev. 1. S. Newsom, Chap.
pell Hill, eastern district; J. X
Colbert, southeastern district.
Rev. r N. Noel was re-appointed
by the State Superintendent for the
northeastern district. A. R. Griggs
D. D. of Dallas, filed his ap.
pointment at o'clock. DR.. B. J.
Johnson preached at Zion at
o'clock with Rev. S. ". jackson al.
ternate. They had a happy time
and collected $3.50
Dr. Griggs preached at Zion at
O'Clock, preaching from the eighth
chapter of John and 3Gth verse
The text was explained to the salts
faction of young and aged, sinners
and christians.
State Superintendent, Rev. L. L.
Campbell, IL graduate from Bishop
college, assembled the pulpit, and in
his usual neat way let the audience
know that it was necessary to love
thy neighbor as thyself to be sue,
cessful in this world Rev. NJ. j.
johnson managed the financial af,
fairs, raising for the missionary
work S66.35.
Adjourned 10 meet at Chappell
Hill on Friday before the first Sun
day IN December 1891
TRE BANNER is indebted toRev.
R. NJ. Noel for the proceedings OF
the meeting.
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FATAL WRECK,

Near Temple Wednesday morn
ing wild train ran into freight
near the stock yards, killing three
white men that were in charge of
some fine stock, which was perhaps
en- route from the Dallas fair. One
of the race horses and a fine bull
was killed. The engineer jumped
from the train and was seriously
hurt, and the fireman considerably
skinned up. The BANNER is in
debted to MIR. VIM. Golding, who
came down from Temple last night
for the information.
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Try sLAck:OEAgaEI ses Tor Dy.pepui..
Real Estate Transfers.

Following is the list of real estate
transfers recorded in the Office OF
the County Clerk, for the week end
ing, Wednesday evening Nov. 4. 81:
G.. V Vaughn to Mrs NJ G. Wall
ing, five acres of the Isaac Jackson
league, S1.14799
B. F. Foster and wife to J. W.
Foster, ia 42-100 acres of the
Lackey league, SO, love and afec-
ton.
Earnest Petrich and wife to VIM.
Krause, 242 5-6 acres Of the II.
Christian league, $3.50.
NJ. ". Becker to Isaiah Newsome;
81 l6-100 acres in Washington coun-
ty, $1,000.
Vim. ?. Dever to Paul Mas, lit
Is acres of the J. Mccain league,
s293O.
henry Hodde to Herman Kelm,
PA 1-1G acres OF the Henry Austin
league, S5325.
Rosena Polasek to Thos. Polasek,
T9f acres of the S. NJ. Williams
league, $500.
F. Stoltz and wife to J. F. W.
Rolling, 243 acres in Washington
county, $3.50.
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ALI HALLOWEEN.

The All Halloween celebration by
the o. o. O. society at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Alex Simon Saturday
night was attended by about ten or
twelve couples, members of the
club. The guests assembled at the
residence of Mr.. E. A. Franklin,
where they were quickly shrouded
in the uncannY garb of phantoms
and in unbroken silence repaired TO
the entertainment, but not until
their arrival did they know by
whom they were accompanied.
There they sought to invoke IN vari,
Gus ways the mystic future, primer
pie among which was the burning of
their teen candles placed III earth
which had been procured from the
graveyard by two members of the
society with much fear and tremb-
ling. Each candle being named for
gentleman present and all lighted
simultaneously the interest was in
tense as the extinction of the first
candle was to decide who was the
first to be married, and Mr.. Dan
Williams being the lucky gentle
mai, received many congratulations,
while Mr.. VIII Lusk was condoled
from all corners as his was the last
oli. Refreshments were served at
1920 o'clock on the lawn, which had
been beautifully decorated and illu-
minated, bales of hay artistically
arranged, served as seats and table,
and the refreshments consisted of
doughnuts and cider, confection-
cries, nuts, fruits and lemonade.
The entertainment concluded With
a written fortune delivered to each
by a real ghost and the guests de-
parted, carrying with them the
memory of an exceedingly pleasant
evening.
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A CoRREcT1oN.-Mr. B. F. Dotson,
of William Penn, called on the BAN
NER Saturday and denied the state
ment made by Mr.. Walhng in the
BANNER to the effect that he and Mr..
VIM. Smith had made an assault on
Mrs. Walling, etc. The truth of the
metter is, says Mr.. Dotson. that
Wallirg had sold his interest in the
goods to him, and that desiring to
move the goods-not thinking them
safe there-Mrs. W. tried to prevent
him from doing SO, claiming the
groceries, calling for a revolver,
which was brought in by Mrs.
Jenkins, which she was prevented
from using on Mr. Dotson by VIM.
Smith and Fritz Emsaw. The whole
trouble grew out of Mr.. Dotson pro-
curing a distress warrant for rent
and supplies.
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Scrap, Chase, Arrest, Tried and Fined.

Scrap, Chase, Arrest, Tried and Fined.
Near the Union depot Friday af-
ternoon Tim Jones and Anderson
Collins, two ''gemmen" of color had
an alteration for which Constable
John Ewing started to arrest them,
whereupon Tim cit out" up towards
Watrousville and Constable Ewing
gave chase, demanding him to stop,
and emphasizing the demand by re,
peated shots at the feeting form OF
the negro, until every chamber of his
revolver was empty, but to no pur,
pose. The negro passed Policemen
John Lockett's residence and he Sc.
cured horse near by and joined in
the chase, overtaking him at Wa
trousville and bringing him back tc
the city.
In the mayor court Saturday
morning, on a charge of fighting
Tim Jones was fined SIS and cost.
Anderson Collins, vino was out OIL
bond, did not put in an appearance
and if he does not show up in day
or two a forfeiture will be taker
against his bondsman for his fine
and cost.
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MeELREE,s WINE oE cARpy! for Weak Nerves.
More InSurrectiOn.

Saturday morning Mr. Chas.
Schroeder found tied on his gate
with black string notice, purpor-
ting to come from a friend who
wanted to warm him, stating that
he had better take his family and
leave the city, or he might share the
fate that probably awaited number
of others Saturday night, Mr.. S.
told the police about it, and at his
residence Saturday night had any
body called, they would have been
accorded a warm reception, for he
was ''loaded for bear" but up to II
o'clock pothing had transpired.
The police were ''on to" another
intimation that there would be some
incendiary fires started and were on
the qui vive for whatever might trans
pire.
This talk is getting serious. OF
course there may not be anything in
it, and probably there is not, but,
Mr.. Schroeder lost a nights sleep
by it, and people will soon get tired
of threats, even though none of them
are executed, and an effort should
be made to trap the scoundrel that
is posting them.
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Some Races

An effort is being made to have three
days races at the Fair grounds
about December the first, just fol-
lowing the races at Columbus,
where there is a good string of
horses that must go from there to
New Orleans, and if shipped from
there must needs go over three
roads. II the races are gotten up
here they can come across the
country Al miles and take in the
races here and then ship to New
Orleans on through trains,
The prospect for the races is very
good now, and the effort should be-
encouraged.
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"a sLAcK.DRAueHT tea cures Constipation

SATURDAY beng the last of the
scholastic month the Teachers in
stitute met as usual at the High
School building at , p. IN. The fol
lowing is part of the programme car
ried out at the meeting: Music by
Miss Mamie Rouse, a discussion on
the use of text books in primary
grade by Miss Emily Martin and
Mrs. N. Z. Kennedy, n reading from
''Hewett's Pedagogy on Singing
in Public Schools read by MISS
Hettie Harrison, and "A Model
Grammer School by Miss Lenora
McClusky-
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The Excelsior Steam Laundry, of
Houston, has opened branch office
here occupying the building of the
old Brennan Steam Laundry. Mr..
J. NJ Green will have charge of the
business here, Mr. W K. Dumble
who came up with him returning to
the Houston house. With a Troy
laundry agency and the new Chinese
laundry, hereafter it will not be diff
ficult to get a decent clean shirt
even in cotton picking time
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BRENNAN, Ten, Oct 81, 1891.
To HIS ExoELLENCY, Gov. J. s. HoGG
AT-STrS Tvx.S

BRENNAN, Ten, Oct 81, 1891.
To HIS ExCELLENCY, Gov. J. s. HoGG.
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
DEAR SIR Yours in reference to
the violotion of the Sunday law at
Schave's store of date Oct. 9th, re-
ceived. You neglected to enclose
me the name of your informant so
that I could call on them to make a
complaint. The citizens complain
ing possess sufficient knowledge
surely to know that in this county
the officers are qualified and willing
to enforce the law without invoking
executive interference, and in order
for them to have their grievances
speedily heard, and their rights pro-
tected, and if the time consumed in
bringing the matter to your notice
had been expended in visit to my
Office and filing the proper affidavit,
their wrongs ere this would have
been righted.
1t is a matter of public notoriety
that Washington county has a citi-
zenship that respects the law, and a
corpse of officers who know the law,
and who do not hesitate to enforce
it. Upon receipt of the names. of
the parties aggrieved such action
will be taken as will terminate in a
speedy vindication of the majesty of
the law.
have the honor to be Your Obe-
dent Servant,
Ben S. ROGERS.
County Atty. ". G.
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THE GOVERNOR AND COUNTY AT
TORNEY.

THE GOVERNOR AND COUNTY AT
The following correspondence be-
tween tie Governor and our County
Attorney in reference to the Sunday
law is self explanatory, and may fur
nish a cue to others, who have a
grievance and instruct them as to
what steps must be taken:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Ten, Oct. u, 1891.
HoN. BEN. S. ROGERS, Co. Atty,
BRENNAN, TEX.
DEAR SIR: Complaint has been
made to me from a reliable source
that al Schawe's store, in your coun-
ty, the Sunday law is violated by a
mercantile and saloon establishment
there.
Doubtless you are not aware of
this, and as the citizens complaining
have right to expect the laws i'm
partially enforced by their officers, [
call your attention to the matter.
1 hope you will do your duty in this
as in all other respects, to the end
that, without fear or favor, this aud
all other laws in your county may
be strictly enforced.
In doing your duty by the en-
forcement of the laws you are not
giving expression to your sentiment,
but are simply declaring your lnten-
ton and ability to uphold the laws
in all respects.
Awaiting your action and reply, I
have the honor to subscribe myself,
Very Respectfully, etc,
J. S. HoGG,
Governor.
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The Wiling Workers, a young
folks charitable society of the Metho-
dist church, held a meeting Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, at which
there were recltations and songs in
addition to the regular order of
business, and several new members
were enrolled.
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There is now no excuse for You if you let YOUR
animal die with Bots ar Collie, when the Bots
Drug lists. Burton. texas, will cure every case,
Many animals are killed by giving them all kinds
of medicine when sick. Chlorofurm is one of tie
most dangerous. Get a bottle of Jensen's Bots
and Collie Specific at 80 cents and have j. on hand
in case Of eme gency, for when your animal gets
sick you will want it bad. At Jos. Iri=tram.
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Mr.. RoBT. A1TNIoNs was stabbed by
some unknown party in the vicinity
of Mr. Frank Woods lumber yard
Monday night, and seriously, though
not dangerously hurt.
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The train that carried Dr's. Lock
EFT and Becker to the scene of the
wreck near kenney Thursday even
ing ran down there in 10 minutes a
distance of ten miles, perhaps the
fastest time that has ever been made
on the road
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THE drum-major who leads the
band in "a Southern Rose" the new
and intensely interesting comedy
drama to be presented in this city
Friday night, is said to be the most
expert '.juggler of the baton in the
world. The manner in which he
Yields the wand upon the street is a
caution, and to see him toss it over
the telegraph wires and never miss a
beat, is something to open the eyes
OF the populace.
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TEACHERS ENalIINArToN.

The last regular examination of
teachers for Washington County,
Texas, viii be held at the Central
School building in Brenham on Sat
urday, November 18th, 1891, begin
ming at $50 o'clock a. N.
W. II. FLYNNE,
H. L. F. KRUGER,
r. NJ. CANNON.
Board of Examiners.
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ROBERT JONES, colored. Ii,

ROBERT JONES, colored, living SIX
miles north of Big Sandy, was shot
Monday afternoon by unknown par
ties and will probably die. He was
in field belonging to Mr.. Frey.
when the shooting took place, and
claims that he could see no one.
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Mr.. F. HENEKE's horse which was
stolen from in front of his saloon
Saturday night, was turned into a
pasture with saddle and birdie on
where it was found Sunday, and was
returned to Mr.. Heiueke by color
ed man Monday.
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The "ProgressIves met at the
residence of DR.. W. a. Lockett
Tuesday night and spent an enjoy
able evening in intellectual enter
tainment.
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FauItIess Fitting
FOOT FORMS!

Wrong Shoes have in them such
a capacity for torturing and twist
ing their victims that knowingpeo-
pie pl efer not to take any chances
by buying where shoes are merely
a side issue. The fashy, much
promising advertisements of So
called bargains-Thirteen DollaR
Shoes for seventy three and a bs
eents-are no bait for trade III
ours. Such "job lots" are "n
where" with people who knowl
good shoes.
Our Ladies Kid Button Shoe at
$3.50 is the acme OF good shoemak-
ing.
Our Mems Handmade Congress
and Button at $500. we never ex-
pect to see duplicated.
Our line of Children's School
Shoes Is more complete than ever.
Fine repairing specially.
Brennan Shoe Store.
W. STUCKERT.
Next door to j. L. Ammons' Tailor Shop.
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The BANNER ret urns thanks to Mr..
Robt. Fletcher for bottle of very
fine Herbemont grape wine, vintage
of 1891, of which he has large
quantity of it for sale at 25 cents
per bottle.
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Mr.. L. E. MILLER, one the finest
electricians in the South, is here
putting in an electric light plant for
the McFadden Compress company
and if Brennan people think of put
ing in a plant for the city, he could
perhaps give them pointers.
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MEssRs. A. & II. HARRISON gave
their usual sterioptican exhibition
Friday night which was well attend
ed. Their Eext exhibition will be
an entirely new series of pictures
and ere long they will use electric
lights to exhibit them.
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The foundation of the new Bap-
fist church has been laid and the
work of putting it up will be
push ed to completion now.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-11-05

The cottan receipts for the past
week have been 2763 bales. Shipped
1898 bales.
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AK All Hallow Eve party at n

Az All Hallow Eve party at the
residence of Mr.. Jno. Seward, of In
dependence, was given Saturday
night, and was largely attended.
There was half a dozen young men
from here that went out and they
report a most enjoyable entertain
,;oSpt. The refreshments served
! excellent.
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BRIsTo SINS plead guilty to the
theft of pistol before Judge Kirk
Thursday and was fined ten dollars
and one day in Jail.
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Mr.. BEN RICHARDS, formerly a
clerk in Mr.. II. COINS store, in this
city, but now of San Antonio, Is
quite sick.
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QUITE number of negroes have
left recently for the Brazos bottoms,
where there is said to be consider
able quantity of cotton 20 pick yet.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE low places in the streets are
all being filed with hard clay.
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We Have Used Oh Cur Plantations

For years JenSen's Bots and Collie Specific, put
up by Z +. Jensen 4 Co., Burton, Texas, and out
oi It's sick animals only one died. We always
keep it on hand. and would NOT he without it.
Al J Tristrala. Col. l.. y ELLIS, Austin, Tex
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THE Baptist congregation have
received a sample of the new chairs
they have selected for their church
when completed, and it is SAID that
not another public building in the
State will have better seats.
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IL the Office of the County Clerk
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Heinrich
Roost and Liss Louise Schultz were
united in marriage, Justice E. P.
Curry officiating.
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a NEW side walk is being put
down on the south side OF Mink
WITT building.
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The BANNER and the SEAu-WEEKLY
Posi-, for only $3.50 per annum.
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ED JAMES, colored brakeman on
the Houston & Texas Central, got
his fingers badly mashed while
coupling cars in the Central yards.
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Thompson and said Hanging amt
no disgrace, and while I am going
to die Jesus will save the SOUL"
He took his position in the center
of the trap door. Still not a tear at
the parting, not tremor of the voice
to show that he was filed with
emotion, a sardoDic smile playing
on his lips, as though grief was
forced to laugh against her will.
He shook hands with the officers,
physicians, reporters, and told them
good-by. His arms were pinioned
behind him, his feet tied together.
the black cap adjusted, the moose
slipped over his head and drawn
taut, and at sos Sheriff league
picked up the Ratchet, asked Lee if
he was ready and receiving an at
frmatiye answer, the sharp edged
tool descended swiftly, cleaving in
twain the rope that supported the
trap door, and the body of Lee
Hughs shot through the opening to
the end of the rope distance of
eight feet, his neck being broken by
the fall. The reporter looked down
at him, but he could not detect the
movement of a muscle, not a strug-
gle, seeming to be dead by the time
he stopped.
His pulse were gone in eleven
minutes and Drs. Becker, Bowers
and McGreggor pronounced him
dead. In twenty minutes he was
cut down and his remains placed in
his coffin, and by request of his
relatives was turned over to
Martin johnson, who took them to
the Miller graveyard, eight miles
east Of here, for interment this
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Central tram arrived opposite
the place Of execution a few minutes
before it took place and stopped
that the passengers might witness
it.
The crime for which Lee Hughes
was executed, was the murder Of MS
wife at ChappeIl Hill on the 31st of
January last with a club axe. The
circumstantial evidence upon which
he was convicted indicating that he
approached her from the rear and
with one blow almost severed her
head from her shoulders while she
was leaning over the fireplace pre-
parlng breakfast. He was tried in
the District court and convicted on
circumstantial evidence at the spring
term, on the 21st day of March.
His case was submitted to the court
of appeals on the evidence agreed
upon by the counsel for the defense
and the District attorney, and the
case affirmed. He escaped jail
short time since, but was recaptured
about three hours subsequently,
three miles from the city.
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W. E. ". GEORGE, formerly an
old resident of this county, but late
of Navasota, died at that place last
Friday and was inferred at Wash.
ington, in this county, last Saturday.
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The Western settlers Chosen speciR

The Western Settlers Chosen Specific.
With every advance of emigration into
the far West a new demand is created for
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Newly Eeo-
pied regions are frequently less sslubrious
than older settled localities, on account of
the n1iasma which rises from recently
cleared land. particularly along the banks
OF rivers that are subject to freshets. The
agricultural or mining emigrant soon learns,
when he does not already know, that the
Bitters afford the only sure protection
against malaria and those disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels, to which eli
matte changes, exposure and unaecustomed
or unhealthy water or diet subject hing
Consequently, he places an estimate upon
this great household specific and preventive
commensurate with its intrinsic merits, and
is careful to keep on hand restorative and
promoter of health so implicitly to be
relied upon in time of need.
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W. G. WILKINS returned Sun
rom Eelasco, where he has
or the past few months in the
state business. BRENNAN has
"a number of citizens interested
b deep water port at the mouth
" the Brazos, aud their faith in its
future greatness is shown by their
continued investments.
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Marriage Licenses,

Following is the list of marriage
licenses issued in the County Clerks
office for the week ending, Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 4, 1891:
R. F. Taylor to Olivia G. Ander-
son.
Neppie Phillips to Hattie Jack
son.
J.B. Burleson to Laura Stock
bridge.
August Drews to Nettie Glass
mann.
Carl Deetzman to Emelia Holm.
F. Pohlmier to H. Lohmeir.
Walter Jefferson to Alice VII
Hams.
H. Rost to Louise Schwarz.
Ed Fielder to Mary Jane Single
ton.
R. A. 1Ienk to Louise Hoffman.
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Mr.. WV. JOHNSON came down
from Burton Wednesday evening,
bringing with him Jackson Owsley,
whom he incarcerated in the county
Jail in default of bond, charged
with shooting twice at Nose Mat
son. They had previously had a
difficulty in which Nose had
whipped OwsIey.