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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
THE BORDEN CASE.
More Evidence, but Nothing of Import
ance. Brought out at the second Days

Moro Evidence, but Nothing of Import
ance. Brought out at the Second Days
Session.
FALL RIVER, MASS, August Co.
The crowd in the District Court room
this morning at the resumption OF the
Borden hearing was as large as that OF
yesterday, although it was raining.
The prisoner and her friends came in at
9:55 unattended except by the city
marshal. Lizzie walked by her sister
and took her usual seat.
The examination was resumed. Mr..
Adams called DR.. Dolan TO the stand
who said that the person who killed
Mrs. Borden struck blow perhaps
while she was standing up and the
Others after she had fallen. He must
have necessarily been spattered with
blood. Witness did not give anyone
permission to clean the woodwork In
the house, in fact he told the family
not to disturb the blood spots Satur-
day after the murder he thought the
parlor door was washed.
Then came the most gruesome story
given, and while it was going on Miss
Lizzie and Emma closed their eyes.
Witness said the bodies had been In
TERED. The skulls were removed
from the bodies by instructions OF the
Attorney General. The skulls were
cleaned and the bodies are now buried
without the heads. The skulls were
photographed and they are now In wit
ness possession. In the witness opin-
ION, Mrs. Borden died from an hour to
two hours before Mr.. Borden. Dolan
tnen left the stand, after being ordered
to produce all the articles in his posses
sion.
John Cunningham was sworn. He
was passing the Borden house on the
morning Of August and heard OF the
murder. He saw Mrs. Churchill run
ming excitedly across the street at 1905
q. m, Cross examined be said one OF
the men he saw across was Mr.. Hall.
He did not see Tom BOulds, who works
for Mr.. Churchill. Mr.. Manning, of
the Fall River Globe, and Mr.. Stephen
son, OF the Fall River NelCs, went
around the house with the reporters,
but could find no trace OF foot prints to
or over the fence. Deputy Sheriff
Frank II. WiXon was sworn. He saw
two men working in DR.. Kelly's yard.
Told them what happened and they
were very much surprised. One OF
these men could have seen any man
who crossed the back Borden fence,
but witness could not talk TO this man,
he was foreigner.
The court adjourned until 2 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
ALL BUT TWO LOST.
A Pleasure Yachtand Eight Persons Be
lIeyed TO Have Gone Down,

SAGINAW, Mich, August 26.-The steam
yacht Wapiti, which left here two weeks
ago on a pleasure trip, is reported lost IN
Georgian Bay. II is said that she went
Gown in gale to-day near Collingwood,
Ont, and that eight persons on board were
drowned.
On board were H. W. Sibley, a New
York capitalist, his wife, SON and daugn-
ter, and two ladies of Rochester, n. l.,
whose names are unknown, Capt: Els
worth, the engineer, fireman and cook.
The cook and one other person were saved
The yacht belonged to Isaac Bearinger,
OF Saginaw, partner in numbering OF Mr..
Sibley. Two years ago the yacht was built
in Cleveland at cost OF S35,00O, and was
then named "Straightsway. After com
ing into the possession OF Mr.. Bearinger IL
was renamed The Wapiti."
Sibley and Bearinger have large pine
interests in Michigan and Canada, their
headquarters being in this city. The cap
tain and engineer OF the ill-fated boat are
from this city, while the cook and hre-
man are said TO have been shipped az
Mackinaw.
Later news in regard TO the wreclIing OF
the steam yacht Wspiti is as follows:
George Sherman, cook on board oil the
yacht Wapiti telegraphed from Colllng-
"boat wrecked, two Of US saved, all the
rest drowned"
The Wapita left here about ten days ago
on a cruise up the lakes. She had on board
H. w. Sibley, millionaire capitalist OF New
York. his wife, son, daughter, aud two
lady friends, Miss NJ. B. Pond ank Miss r.
w. Durbin of Rochester, n. 7.
The crew was composed or Captain
James Eldredge and Engineer Walter A.
Henry, of this city; James O'hare, deck
hand; fireman, name unknown, and Geo.
Sherman. cook, who was shipped at Mack
inaw. The yacht left Mackiuaw on the
2lst for Georgian Bay, and is reported 10
have gone on the ROCKS where it went TO
pieces.
Mr.. Sibley was A. years old and son Of
the late Hiram w. Sibley, Of Rochester,
n. Y. For year or so past he has resided
in New York City. He was largely inter
ested with Isaac Bearinger. OF this city, In
pine lands aud lumber. and in mining prop
critics in Minnesota, as well as real estate
in Saginaw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
FIGHTING IN VENEZUELA.
A Bloody Engagement BstWsen the Cow
srnment Forces sud the Insurgents IN
,l.r General MendO.

srnmsnt Forces sud tho Insurgents IN
der General MendO.
NEW YORK, August 96.-The steamshi p
Caracas, which left LaGuayra. Venezuela,
August 90 arrived here to-day and brought
information OF considerable iightiug In that
country between the Government forces
and the reyolutiOnists.
The Venezuelan Consul here received
news that General CrOspo chief OF the rev.
olutionlststs, was in retreat before the gov
ernment forces The last bulletin showed
him 20 be az San Juan Moros, and that the
government soldiers were pressing lin
closely. Many OF his followers were de-
sertlng him. and his army was made Up of
COWBOYS principally. As reported In tslo-
graphic dispatches, a severe engagement
took place. Just before tho steamer sailed,
at Ciuadad, details of which are not y.
hand. The government forces forced the
rebels 10 retreat
The consuls adyices from the govern
ment at Caracas contain news OF bloody
fgnt between Gen. Mendoza snd Nalien-
lila that took place August ~. nezr NillRde
Cuara. in4whicb 80 men are said 20 have
been killed or wounded. The battle cOn-
tinued for several hours with varying suc-
cess. The modern rnes and better rain
ing OF the government forces produced
great loss on the other side.
Both sides seemed 10 have become crszed
and fought furiOUsly. The dead lay ou all
sides and the wounded were trampied on
as the scene OF conflict changed from p!sco
~ place. 10 was discovered that 100 OF the
500 government forces hsd oeen killed, and
the government estimated that the lteyolu-
tioniBts had lost ] 900 men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
A MINE DISASTER.
In Wslcs-Many Miners Confined In an
Exploded PIt-Very Little Hope oil
Rescuing Them Alive.

Exploded PIt-very Little Hope oi
Rescuing Them Alive.
LONDON, August ga fearful min
Ing accident occurred this morning al
the Park Slip coal pit near Bridget
a mining town in Glamorshire, Wales.
The day shift of miners had not been
long in the mine before most terrible
explosion was heard. The day shift
com prised 80 men and their relatives
and friends rushed to the pit mouth to
learn the extent Of the disaster.
The explosion had caused the earth
and rock to fall and the mouth OF the
pit was closed. Not single man OF the
$50 in the mine had made his escape ana
it is feared there has been q great loss
Of life.
Hundreds of miners in the vicinity
have volunteered their services and the
work of clearing the pit mouth is being
pushed as rapidly as circumstances Will
permit.
All around the pit are gathered men
and women hoping for the best, yet ex-
pecting the worst. The mine officials
hold out all the hope possible, but 1t
can easily be seen that they fail TO make
the mothers and wives believe that
there is much hope.
At six o'clock this evening q rescuing
party ascended to the surface bearing
with them two men whom they had
found near the bottom OF the pit. Both
the men were badly burned and uncon-
scious. The physicians hold little hope
OF their recovery.
Shortly after these men were brought
up the flames from the burning pit as
cended and set fire to the structure at
the pit head When flames Issued from
the pit all hope was abandoned. Those
who escaped death in the explosion
have certainly been sutfocated or
burned to death. The disaster is one
OF the worst that has occurred In the
mining district for many years.
LATER-A large number OF rescuers
are working IN the Park Slip pit. Many
have been hoiSted up exhausted. Seven
miners found dead have not yet been
brought to the surface. The explosion
was felt over an area Of ten miles. II
caused tremendous falls OF earth, which
completely blocked the galleries. As the
workings extend Zoo yards, 1t is hoped
that some miners who were working at
a good distance from the shaft where
the explosion occurred will be rescued
alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
Copyright. 1892.

Copyright. 1892.
LONDON. August 26.-The officials OF
the local government board, charged 10
watch the progress OF cholera, are to-
night less contldeut OF the metropolis
escaping visitation OF the disease.
The Gravesend cases are undoubtedly
cases OF Asiatic cholera.
The medical officers who inspected
the steamer Gemms, from which the
cholera-stricken passengers were land
ed, permitted a number OF other passen-
gers TO proceed TO London under the
excuse that they had not been in con-
tact with that part OF the vessel I'm
which the contagious disease was con-
fined.
1t was said precautionary measures
were taken To disiniect the passengers,
but this statement, which has only been
made since the character OF the disease
declared itself, is discredited. With
cholera at Gravesend and Infected per-
sons probably roaming about In our
midst some outbreak OF the disease In
London is considered inevitable.
The sort OF London is not properly
watched. The sanitary committee has
applied for vast increase OF stan, 9TH
erwise IL cannot. undertake the suryeil-
lance OF ships entering the Thames
from infected continental ports. The
port staff is daily being reinforced, a.
the officers are Overworked inspecting.
disinfecting and buring clothing, bed
ding, etc.
But no Thames Gordon will suffice 10
shut out the danger OF infection. A
stream OF arrivals from the continent
comes via Harwich, Southam ptoa and
other ports by train without inspection.
Railways and steamships com panies,
excepting the trans Atlantic lines, show
no intention OF suspending their or
binary arrangements.
In spite OF the setting up OF quar-
antine in foreign ports traffic will con-
tinue, making supervision on the
Thames almost valueless. The authof-
tiles expect an outbreak and are pre-
pairing 10 meet it. q
Mr.. Morley's retvrn for New Castle -
an immense relief to the Liberals who
have been watching the result with
breathless anxiety. The party never
expended money and energies 80 pro-
iusely 10 secure local election.
Begarnng the home rule Dill, the
London Chronicles ignorant trsvesty OF
the result OF the negotiations between
Mr.. Gladstone and the McCArthyitss ia
not deemed worthy OF notice by the
Irish party. Mr.. Dlllon's personal as
surance to an Associated Press repre-
sentative that the retention OF the
whole OF tho Irish members in the Inn
perial Parliament is an essential feature
of the bill has acceptance among all OF
the new ministerial circle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
QUITE AMAZING.
The People Should ConcOct Such Vile aud
Baseless Lies Against the eN-President'

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 90
Michael Shelly, merchant OF this city,
got into discussion recently on ma
tional politics with a Republican neigh
Dor who asserted that during Cleve-
lands administration, he Cleveland
permitted land commissioner A. j.
Sparks to turn out 10000 families from
their homes In Minnesota aud other
Northwestern States"
Mr.. Shelly addressed letter to Mr..
Cleveland on the subject and received
the following reply to-day:
(PersonaD.
GRAY GABLES, BUZzARDs BAY, MASS,
August u, 1892.
NJ Sbfllu Esq, Chattanooga, Tenn:
My DEAR SIR-Your letter OF the 18th
inst is at hand. In reply l have 10 say
that 1 have not the least idea what your
worthy friend" meant when ne declared
that | "had been the medium through
which % 900 families were made homeless
and had lost their all fighting for their
rights"
am perfectly well aware that have
been the means Of saving some homes TO
my countrymen, and have tried very hard
TO make the burden Of their lives easier.
am amazed at receiving from the southern
country letters containing charges like
that which you bring TO my at
tention. 1 am surprised, first, at the
ingenuity necessary for their concoction
without the least semblance OF foundation,
but am more amazed that with my record
before the people of this country such
baseless lies should be deemed sufficient
arguments to prejudice the cause which
| for the time being represent in the minds
OF the Southern people.
Very truly yours,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
WATERS-PIERCE.

A Very Swell Wedding at Mountain Lake
Park-General o. .. Howard Gives
Away the Bride.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md, August
GA fashionable wedding took place
here last evening. The high contract
ing parties were Rev. n. McGee Waters,
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Dubuque. Iowa, and Miss
Katherine Brown Pierce, daughter OF
the late Capt. II. H. Pierce, United
States Army.
The wedding took place In the pict-
uresque cottage of the brides mother.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Lytleton Morgan, of Baltimore, as
sisted by President John +. Goucher, D..
D., of the Woman's College, Baltimore.
he Assistant United States District
Attorney for West Virginia, Mr.. Ed
" ID G.. Elliott, was the best man, and
Nj. 5 Mary Ollie, daughter OF ex-Jndge
Ollie, of West Virginia, was bridesmaid.
The bride was accompanied and given
away by Major General o. o. Howard,
u. s. A. General Howard vas in full
dress Uniform. Mr.. and Mrs. Waters
left f. tour of the northern lakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
The Bar Meeting Closed.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 26.-The meet
ing of the American Bar Association was
brought 10 a close to-day. Its gold medals
were voted to David Dudley Field, OF New
York, and Lord Selbourne, of England, for
distinguished services in advancing the
science Of Jurisprudence.
Action on the report of the committee
on international law was laid over one
wear. The following officers were chosen
John Randolph Tucker, of Virginia; presi-
dent; with one vice-president in each state;
Edward Otis Huntley, of Baltimore;
secretary; Francis Rawle, Of Philadelphia; {;
treasurer.
The annual banquet took place in the
grand union ball room at $50 this evening.
The Hon. Alfred Rswsou, of Detroit, pre-
sided. Among the invited guests present
was Vice President Levi P. Morton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
Locating Cnmpaign speakers.

New YoRK, August 26.-Wm. n. Hahn,
who has charge of the speakers bureau at
Republicn headquarters has completed his
schedule of speakers for Maine and Yer
mont Gen. Grosvener, Of Ohio, and j.
Sloan Fassett are gong 10 Maine. Robert
Kennedy and Gen. Gibson together with
Gen. Hastings. OF Pennsylvania, Fairchild,
OF Wisconsin, and Gere, Of Iowa, will go
into the Pine State too. Mr.. GriffithS and
other speakers Of national repute will di-
vide the time between Maine and Yer
mont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
CHOL { R A,
THE WORST OF ALL
MODERN PLAQUES,
HaS Made Its Appearance in
England, Our Nearest
EUROPEAN NEIGHB0R.
Great Alarm Felt Throughout the
British Islands.
TWO VICTIMS DIE ATT GRAVESEND,
And Others Who We're on the Same
Vessel Permitted
TOGOONTOLOND0N UNEXAMINED.
The Disease Shows an Alarming In
crease In Russia.
Great Alarm Felt Throughout the
British Islands.
TWO VICTIMS DIE AT GRAVESEND,
And Others Who Were on the Same
Vessel Permitted
TOGO ON TOLONDON UNEXAMINED.
The Disease Shows an Alarming In
crease in Russia.

The officials at New York Have
No Doubt That Cholera Will
Surely Reach the New York
Quarantine, But They Hope to
be Able to Keep it From Getting
Further-A Proposition to Stop
All immigration While the Dis
ease Exists, in EurOpe-An IN
coming Steamers VIII be Held
at Quarantine Till Every Pas
senger Has Been Examined and
All Luggage and Staterooms
Fumigated-The Whole Eastern
Seaboard Reused by the Dan
ger-Trans-Atlantic Liners Will
Cooperate to Keep Out the
Disease.
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Stabbed with an Ice Pick.
srecioI 9sgegram 10 mo ne0ssts-.

PARKERSBURG, w. VA, August 90
Henry f. Tully got into an alteration
last night with Mr.. Brad Stone, drug
gist OF Belpree, at the BlenuerhaSsett
hotel. Some time after the quarrel,
while Stone and another gentleman
were talking in the hotel lobby, Tully
drew an ice pick out of his pocket and
stabbed stone in the face, the prOngs
knocking out two of Styne's teeth and
inficting wounds which will dsfgure
Stone for life. Tully was arrested and
fined, and will be indicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
A Cheap Idea

The British naval authorities are
saving money in a novel way in connec-
ton with big gun practice. The Ben
bow has been practicing a good deal
with her 1IO-ton guns, and. as this gun
throws a projectile weighing 1,s00
pounds, the expense Of each shot runs
pretty high. So tubes have been placed
in the bores OF the big guns which ft .
musket cartridge, and, while the big
guns are themselves handled and aimed,
All that is fired is musket bullet.
Some excellent hits have been made In
this practice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
A Nail Mill Burned.

I MUYcIE, IND, August 27.-At 12 TO-
night the Muucie nail mill main building
was consumed oy fire, aud forty-eight nail
machines ruined. The loss will reach
tlOO. 600. about half Of which is covered by
insurance. The pudding department was
saved. Three hundred men are out Of en-
rlOvmeQt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
A Boys Eye Shot Out.

BARNEsvILLE, O., August ga 1S-year-
old son Of T. w. Taylor, of Church street,
was shot in the right eye by an air gun in
the hands OF a small son OF L. J. Stewart,
this evening. The two boys were playing
together on Church street when the Stew
art boy compelled the other TO hold up his
hand while he shot at it. Instead of hitiin :
his hand, the shot went wide of its mark
and Lit Taylor in the eye. DR.. Judkins
was called and il was found. after eXamin-
alton, that it would be necessary to remove
-,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
Democratic Club Organized.
.,nI 1LLlr,.ntn Ia fhE Rsnt ater

MARrrxsBURG. w. VA. August 26.-A
Cleveland and Stevenson Democratic Club
was organized here last night, with large
enrolment The following were elected
officers: President, ]. G. Frazer; Record
ing Secretary, Y. Pool; Corresponding
Secretary, Percy Letter; Executive Com
mittee, p. II. Sayles, @. G. Schill. H. H.
Emmert, T. OConnell and NJ. +. Hen
shaw.
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RennblIcan. VIII Join It.
spectas 7s,eqrqm to tse Rsgsrsr.

Specidl ItIe1rlW 10 tfe Rs0tster.
MARMETT, w. VA. August ga Dem
ocratic club of l40 mem bers was organized
in this city tonight. Fhe meeting was en-
thusiastic and bodies no good for the Repub-
licans in this their stronghold. Several
men who have heretofore voted the Repub-
lican ticket have signiied their intention
of joining the club.
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william Harris Dead.
Social Tsleoran 10 ne R>gtst.r.

BARSEsvILLE. o.. August 26.-The end
ing OF the sad and deplorable affair Of
Wednesday came to-day IN the death OF
VIM. Harris, after remaining unconscious
for forty-four hours. An examination OF
the skull revealed the fact that u was
fractured in three places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27

detention for two or three days of vessels
coming from infected countries.
This period Of detention would give am
pie time Tor the disease TO make itself
known should any disease germs exist.
Surgeon General Wyman has taken every
step thought 20 be necessary TO prevent a
case Of cholera MAKING its appearance in
this country, and tRs strengthened the
service and madedt as effective as pos
sible
While not anticipating that disease might
be brought in over the Canadian border
from Europe, as a part Of the general pol
icy that an ounce of prevention is better
than a pound Of cure, steps have been
taken Dy him to prevent any such occur
renee.
To-day orders were sent TO DR.. Stoner,
at Detroit, TO make report upon the immi-
grants coming in through Detroit and the
lake ports, with view TO enforcing the
circular which prohibits the entry of immi-
grants baggage without previous disinfec-
tiOu.
lit be thought necessary all points on
the Canadian border will be closely
watched and inspectors appointed TO in
spect immigrants coming across the
border.
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wASarxsrox, d. C.. August e6-For Ohio,
fair. preceded by showers 10 northeast Pcrtlsn
tonight; warmer in eastern portions "inos oe-
For West Virginia apd Western Pennsyl-
yania. fair, preceded By Showers to-niEht IN
western PennsylyanIs; WsrIasr' nofih "inass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
Eat Slow

aud clean your mouth afterwards with
SOZODONT, and your teeth will be in
condition to do their work for years
Thousands ofdyspsptics bolted their food
because they had no good teeth a.. .o to Rass .ta
use SOZODONT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-27
West Virginia Post Masters Appointed.
Sp>,iaI TsLsordDg 10 the Register

WAsuINGToS, ID. c., August 26.-The
following West Virginia postmester's were
appointed to-day: J. II. Propst at Halton
Jefferson County in place OF j. A. Eysler
Resigned: X II. Vidder at Iuka, Tyler
resigned
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He Slept on Duty.

Special Tele5rGus 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., August26.-T. W. Bright,
a guard at the State Prison, from Belmont
county, was to-day suspended for sleeping
on duty.
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ENGLAND IS ALARMED.
Every Reason to Believe that London
Will Feel the
SCOURGE OF THE AWFUL PLAGUE,

The Two Deaths at Gravescnd anc
the Fact That Persons Who
Were Open to the Infection are
Travelling About the Country,
Uninterrupted, Causes. a Gold
Chill to Traverse the British
Spine-Trying to Prevent an
Outbreak in London.
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Berlin, August 26.-This afternoon a
woman became suddenly i'll in an omnibus
and was taken to the Central railway sta
ton and thence to the MOabite hospital,
where she waj pronounced to be suffering
from Asiastic cholera.
The municipal sanitary commission sum-
moned to consider the situation has decided
that the Moabite hospital shall be reserved
for cholera cases. AL trade in secondhand
clothing has been ordered to be stopped.
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New York, August 27.-Arrived. steam
er Caribbee Gin quarantine l2:2+ a. m)
Steamer Edam Gn quarantine l@;2o a. IN. J
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-08-17
"OnconstitutionaI.n

The late Col. 3. w. Frobel, who was
general manager of the Covington and
Macon road, was well known in Georgia.
The Youths Companion relates that
some years ago Colonel Frobel was called
on to guage the water in stream in
Georgia While he was engaged in this
operation an old wool hat came along
with cart drawn by single OK, on
which was a small load of wood.
The old man halted his team and came
up to the colonel, and after surveying
the workmen for minute or two, he
said
What on earth are them men doin
thar?"
"Well," replied the Colonel, "they are
trying to find out how many bucketsful
of water run down the creek in twenty
four hours
The man gazed at the party in mute
wonder, and then asked: 'Mister, are
that aplumb fact?''
YES replied the Colonel, "that is
just what they are DOING
"Well," remarked tie man, gravely.
after another earnest contemplation of
the work going on; "well mister, it
may be all right, but it do appear to
me that that thar thing are onconstitu-
tional.n