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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
COLONIAL EDUCATION.
An Address by Mr.. W. IL. Meredith-hur'
ina Ball Game.

A speclal telegram to The Times last
night from Ashland says:
Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith. Of Rich
mond read an address before puDllc
meeting Of the Fortnightly club mere To-
night i'm Duncan Memorial chapel lheIe
was q large and cultivated audience ms
address was on Colonial Education IN
virginia." and he proved himseh 10 DC
fullv familiar with the subject.
II was interesting throughout. ana gave
his hearers a glimpse into the educa-
tional methods Of Colonial times.
He was introduced by Professor black
well in a feHcitous manner. After meet
ing the club adjourned TO Dr. H. =.
SCOTS home, where a pleasant evening
was spent. -, 100
Lorraine Jones. son Of Dr. G. W. Jones'
dentist in Richmond, but who resides
here. PLAYED on the Ashland ban team
at Bowling Green to-day, and during the
game received q severe blow on the slIe
of the head. seriously hurting MN ne
was treated by a Bowling Green physician
and brought home here better to-nlH"t,
The game resulted in victory LOT inc
Bowling Green men by a score Oh o. u o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
NORM STATE NEWS.
Crisp Tar Heel Happenings from CheroNe'
to Currituck.

RALEIGH has been indulging in baby
shows. e..,o
pension rolls. ,.
The Royal Arcanum Will hold the" neN'
annual session at Raleigh.
Raleieh's city treasury is in the condl-
ton Of Mother Hubbard's cupboard
Rev =. r. Law has resigned the pas
torate Of the Presbyterian church OF Luih-
bcrton.
Professor s. b. Weeks. OF Trinity Col
Ice is writing a history Of North caro-
lima.
The New Berne schooner f. w Burton
has been wrecked off the coast OF VIZ
ginia.
The latest things that have gone mad
i'm Cabarrus county are sheep and
car.
Since the burning Of the Davis Hotel at
Kittren, Captain Davis has decided TO re-
build
Tony Rogers (colored). convicted OF muir
der in Richmond county, will be hanged
on June 9th.
A Raleigh woman has applied for a
patent for nursing bottle with double
base attachment for twins.
The RATS Of lumber arrived at Whining
ton from Saturday TO and including Tues
day foot up $4,000 in value.
Bertha Harper aged fifteen, while play
ing on the creek bank near Lenoir, Tues
day. fell in and was drowned.
There are 3lS students at the State Uni
ve,sty at present. which is quite an in
crease over that Of last year.
Bishop Duncan will preside over the
North Carolina and the Western North
Carolina conferences this year.
The First and Second regiments OF the
/ State Guard will go in camp this year
at Carolina City. near Morehead City.
Rev j. L. Deaton. Of China Grove. has
received and accepted a call 10 the First
Lutheran church Of Seattle, Washington
a three-year-old child OF L. McLong
/ i'm Union county. was horribly burned
| Tuesday, while left alone in the house
/ fer "a few minutes.
The Catawba gold mine. in Cleveland
county. was sold a few days since for
/ $4,000 The mine is 70 be operated on a
larger scale than ever.
Mcdowell county is 10 have a prohibl
ton election on the 18th OF June, anC
several townships will hold elections a
the same time.
The Burke Tanning Company. neal
Shelby, has let the contract for an en-
largement of its already extensive plant
When completed it will turn out 900 hide.
| per day.
Rev. b. f. Dixon. the retiring presiden
of the Greensboro Female College, ha
been assigned to the charge OF the Metho
dist church at StatesWlle beginning jun
| LIST.
Carl Thompson, OF Stanly county. wa
killed in wind storm Tuesday evening
while seeking shelter in an old house
the wind blowing the house over ant
crushing him.
Voters appear not 10 take much interes
In municipal elections In Lenoir. In tn
recent election there was but one tickle
and only SO votes were cast. Z. j. John
son was elected Mayor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,xc,,rvr1L 10 THE ARRIVAL OF
THE DAVIS TRAIN.
D. T. Hall. OF Raleigh, EXTENDED
c.nbya Norfolk church-S0r'n
Carolina News.

p.rrrGu n. c. May H--0''i,'
rho committee in charge Of the occasion
- Jefferson Davis remains pasSi'e
through this city are at work preparing
an elaborate programme for the OCCASION OCCASION,
,.h,ch will soon be announced. Ih7fe VII.
be- full military and civic displays ana
,rohanlv one Of the largest muititudes
Of people ever seen in Raleigh
cap,ain T. ". Mason member Va
no ranroad commission. returned 10 the
c,tv today from Buies Academy where
he delivered the annual commencement
"I Ery. DR.. ]. J. Hall, pastor Of the Bsp-
,,lt tabernacle church, OF this city mas
rs ls' cvtended a call to the Baptist chareh
peoi l.O~soit, and will probably accept II.
If IS So announced that the Daily c GS
now no ,b Jo" ejty viii be sold on Monday. 1t
on ,iiis III, he bought by parties who
Win Win cpopsolidate it with the latter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
THE RUNNING RfCES'
Results of the Contests at the various
Tracks Yesterday.

Tracks Yesterday.
GIrTTENBURG. n. j., May R.-Ihe
talent picked cut four OF six winners
to-day. There has been no change IN the
weather for the past three days. ana tne
track remains at its best. TOMORROW
is the last day Of the present meeting al
First race. five-eighths Of mile
u-boeler FIRST. Mary $. second, Play or
Pay third. Time, l:O2 IA. -, ro,,io
send race. one-half Of mile-Jehnle
" dist. Or. Crosby second, Eleanor D.
third. Time. 40 81. Lii
,rhird race three-quarters OF mile
Tom TOUGH first. Straithmaid second
Dalsyrian third. Time. l15
Fourth race mile and one-eighth-Jach
Rose first. Virgie second, FaSot thlru'
Time 100 - ~ e..-,.,,,,.
oxford first, Captain Wagner thlru' AoH'
Karl third. Time, 80 II.
sixth race. seven-eighths OF milo
Climax first. Longstride second Charac-
ter third. Time, 100 L.
The winners at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER. y. j., May 2.-Not
favorite won to-day, outsiders LANDING
first I'm every race. Summaries:
First race six and a quarter furlongs-
Major Thornton first, Captain Hammer
second. Maid OF Richland third. Tine
l.2l H. a..
Second race, five furlongs-Bartow hrst'
| Kingwood second. Minnie Brown (colO
| third Time. loo II.
Third race. seven acknowledgements
first. Yoberg second, Lithbert third. 1lme'
1.35 "a.
Fourth race. seven and half furlongs-
Sir Catesby first, Dago second, Knapp
| third. Time. 1:i0 IL.
Fifth race FIVE furlongs-Keime hrst'
Void second, Blackwood third. Time
! LOT.
Six race. four and n half furlongs-Go
Lucky first. Sir William second, Alarm
Bee third. Time. 50 IL.
Events ~ Churchill Downs.
LOUISVILLE. May 12.-At Churchill
Downs the races resulted as follows:
First race. five and one-half furlonss
selling. for three-year-olds and upwards
Caledonia first, Spell Bound second, Reu-
ben Payne third Time. 1:l3 81.
Second race. five furlongs, for maiden
two-vear-old nllies-Heraldne iirst Ire
mona second. Allen third. Time 100 Il
Third race. one mile. Delneck stakes
selling sweepstakes, for three-year-old'
and upwards-Helen y. first Loudon sec
ond Ferrier third. Time. l.4b.
Fourth race mile and fifty 1rds' selling
colonel s first The queen second, Ike
gent third. Time. 1851 II
Fifth race. five furlongs selling 10
tbree-vear-olds and upwards-Quiver nrst
Fringe second, Interior third llihe
10 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
JUDGE CRISSLER IN TROUBLE.
pao IL Charged with Tampering With the
Records Of the Court.

MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA, May
12.-speciaI-Judge n. w. Crissler. clerk
OF the court OF Madison county was ar
rested few days ago charged with tam
,pering with and altering the records OF
rhe court Of which he is clerk. No details
as TO the charges have been received.
Judge Crissler has for many years been
q nrominent man in his county, having
been Judge OF the county court. besides
representing his county in the Legislature.
He has been a prominent Republican and
inctive I'm his support of his party lie Is
sixty-five years old.
Judge Crissler is now candidate for
recollection as clerk. Since his arrest he has
been bailed, and is now quite Ill with an
attack OF pneumonia. Much sympathy Is
felt for his condition by his many friends
throughout the state, and the nope Is
generally expressed that he may show
himself TO be innocent Of the charges
made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
Dea4b of MIR. c. n. Hancock.

ROANOKE. VA, May 12-Speciai.-C.
II. Hancock while conversing pleasantly
with his family to-day fell dead. lie
leaves a wife. six sons and two daughters
and wide circle Of friends to mourn his
death. His health was regarded as per-
feet. and his death is shock to the
community in which he was highly re-
spected.
Drewry Scott. convicted yesterday Of
burglary I'm the hastings court, and SEN
fenced TO three years imprisonment was
granted a new trial to-day, and had a
nolle proseQui entered in his case.
Mrs Elizabeth WertZ, Of Cave Spring,
died to-day. She was over ninety years
old, and highly respected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
Thn cnfhnlic Knights.

CHICAGO. May l2.-The Supreme So 80,
ell of the Catholic Knights resoiNeu 80
into a committee OF the whois a,d
noosidar recommendation OF the law, ana
,,,,ondnents 10 the constitution were
taken up. Alissouris amendment chans-
ing the class Of bonds in the sln~lhe
fund shall be invested in United states
bonds provoked considerable discussion
The fund is invested now mainly in city
and county bonds. The amendment was
finally adopted by vote Of . to To-
other amendments adopted provide Ioi
medical examination Of applicants foI
membership by a special examiner instead
of by an examining committee, and an
extra session OF the council must be call
ed at any time by the supreme president
on call OF two-thirds of the state presi-
dents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

BERLIN. May 12.-Owing 20 the critical
condition OF German politics the German
Emperor has postponed the EXCURSION
which he proposed TO take along the Nor
wegian coast 10 the North Cape Inui a
more convenient season. Some surprise
has been caused by the fact that the anti
Semitic electors OF ArnsUaide have again
nominated 10 the ReiChstag Rector Ali
wardt, the notorious jew batter, who H.
now undergoing Imprisonment for hoeliing
the Jewish firm Of Locwe a co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

LOUISVILLE. KY. May l2.-The whole
eaIe whisky firm OF w. II. Thomas
sens suspended payment this nornias'
Tho suspension at first caused some ex-
element, which quickly subsidized when 1t
became known that this action was me
result of dullness OF the whisky trade
and the tight money market.
The different bankers with when the
firm has done business place the ,xcess
OF assets over liabilities at from Sl9o'V"o
10 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

GREENSBORO. May 12.-speciai.-Iue
friends of local option met at the rooms
80 ,ta chamber of commerce last evening
and formulated plans for the coming coming
campaign can The whisky men are are wor i,lll,
bard and it is understood that the ,.
VII make hard fight 10 continue .heir
Tenorts from the physicians attending
mr. w p Beall. who was thrown from
his buggy yesterday, state that ne -
resting very well and Is not so seriously
hurt as was first reported. MI
Hon. Thomas Settle and W. >. ball'
- t,js citv are attending the Repueli-
Oh '' oonyention in Louisville, Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

FAYETTEVILLE. y. C.. May E~ ,-op.,
c,alHThe cooperative Bank of North
carr carolina. with an authorized capital Of
S- "a ma opo with headquarters in this city,
(onone6 us doors TO the business pubic
Ipr. to-dav. John j. Coffin, president :
tIoo George G. Sanderlin. vice-presi-
de T II O. Snow. cashier. The corpora
tion was chartered by a special act Oh
the last General Assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

BOWLER-Died. May II. 1888 AZ the
residence Of his mother, IN the west Ehu'
MILTON BOWLER; aged eighteen years
eight months and eleven days.
Funeral took place from Randoph-stIee1
Baptist church yesterday at J.. NJ.
GARY.-Died I'm this city, AT l7l3 TAYLOR
street. May Y. 1893. ADOLPiiU5 GARY,
Esu.. In his hfty-seventh year
The remains will be taken 20 Winter
pock. Chesterfield county Va, TO-MOk-
ROW Sunday for interment, train leaV-
Ing Union Depot at 9l5 a. NJ
Washington papers please copy.
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MARINE INTILLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. May u. 1899.
sun ris,s...........5.oj Moon ri es.. 1895 A. W.
sun sets...........i.03 J ay icnsih lin On
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .....-.......- .f'.t't''' '+'''''' 60
LycnlEg ............-....' .....''-'.'''''. $500
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY y, 1913
ARHlV Ep.
Steamship Danvine. Bennett Baitl-
more passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danyillc. Bennett, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

Batteries: Frank Mason and Boiah'
Leach and JantZen.
cornell Wins Again.
WASHINGTON. >. c.. May - Ia
days game between the GeorsetoW i u az
Cornell College team resulted as iO l.
Cornell ........1 600 o 2 =
GEORGETOWN y 90 D o y car
Batteries: Preast and H. Iayi'''
modv and Sullivan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

in the volume Of trade at New Orleans,
although complaints are received there Oh
too much rain High water ana .he
breaking of levees lcok threatening III 'ie
northern portion Of louisiana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

q, the rointerment of the remains OF
prosident Jefferson Davis. the camp
round n impossible to accept either IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13
BASEBALL BATTLES.
Results of the National and Southern
League Contests.

CHICAGO, May 12.-There was no base
hall game to-day on account Of rain.
At Brooklyn: H. H. T..
Boston.............03 o 0 o I'D
batteries: stein and Kinslow; staley
and Merrill
G. 7 o,,is .........O4 o.
cleveland .........0 0 0 4 700 o. il
batteries. Gleason, Breitenstein ana
PETIT; Young and O'Connor.
AT Philadelphia: IL, IN a. r.
PHILADELPHIA .....4 0 0 IL 3 o . O-lo =
New York ........O12 10000 3 u
Batteries Taylor Sharrett and cross
Crane. Foreman and Doyle.
pi i'm .'..,....O11OO1OOx-3 o
Louisville ..........OO00O0O 0 o. o.
batteries: Ehret and Mack; Clausen
and Grim. II T.
W Hs II ef,li ......OO1OOO12&6 10 3
baltimore l.......O1O11O 900 Al
Batteries: Maui and Farrell McNaop
and Clark.
southern League Games.
At Atlanta: IL. n "a a.
Atlanta ............l " -
Augusta ..........010 0 0 X-9 IL I
batteries. Dew dlHi iNNNoNA $500
phv: German and Wilson.
p"' Nfacon. r. II. f.
Macon ..........O2OOO SDoo1-5 y I
Charleston ......OO1OOO120 0-4 p 3
Batteries: Abbey and Fields; Colcloush
! and Sugden.
At Montgomery: IL. IL. l..
/ Mobile ...........0O 81 3-S IL 4
batteries: McGinty and Welch; Daniels
| and frost
| At Nashville:
In the eighth inning the game was given
90 Nashville from birmingham by a score
| ~ 10 o birmingham refusing 20 abide
nv the decision Of the umpire Al the
time Nashville was II and Birmingham 3
A. CHATTANOOGA: r. H. r.
Chattanooga .....OO12OO1OO2-6 y 5
! savannah .........OO1O1O2 0OO-i 3
Batteries: Easton and Dugdale; Quarles
and Hurley.
At Memphis: X H. F.,
] New Orleans ....................'.''- - .
Memphis ..........'.''''''''''''''' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

Sick Headache
Cured with DR.. Dayids Liver Pills. Sold
everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

eg-GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-
Main corner Foushee), Rev. X, l.. Mason.
STRENGTHENING service At II A. III evening
at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

TT ST. andrews EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1corner beverly and Laurel Streets. lev.
PWE Powers, pastor-Sunday services A. u
4. NJ. and f. NJ. Free seats aud all welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

:r-FIRST ENGLISH LUIHEKANCHDK DH
(Soventh street between broad ana utaoe,'
~ I q SEEGFRs pastor.-SOryices a. ~
= II sunday school at $3.50 A; NJ. Special
Suniay.gchool exercises at L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

ig-ST. MARK'S.-Rev. GEoRos g. ApBri
o'sis,ont rector Divine services At II A. j
"ndsP NJ. conducted by Mr. ABBIrr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

.gGRACE-S STREET PRESBYTERlAN
CHTRCH-Rey. JAMES Y. FAIR, ID. d.. pastor
Services AZ II o'clock A. VI. anu $40 T. VI
vices AT q:3O A. N. Young Peoples society OK
CHRISTIAN Endeayor az 7.3O T. u. and Nednes-
day night services az S:l5 o'clock. Us
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

.r- HIGHLAND PARK MEIHODlsr
CuTrRCH- Preaching at Il A. NJ. and s;l5 !. N.
Inv the pastor. Rev. J. \. LATHAM Saphath
scbool At g:30 A. VI. Prayer meeting Nednes-
H. ,igb t AZ s.I5 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

:EAI,L SAINTS, p. +. CHURCH Oi.dl,o,
near 6iryacel. Rev J. Y. DOwSMAN, rector
SeryicesT az II A. " and Z. ". sunJ,,
school at\s 80 A. NJ q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

\:rwEsTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
cGIfrRCH corner Sycamore and o.,
,T%ets,.-Preaching AZ / o clock Sunday ,f,s,
no,Sa By Rev. J. l.. SMITH, ID. Services eve,
Friday at s:l5 o'clock. Sabbath choo. "a
A. M.N All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

sr-MO&UMENrAi EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Thirteenth and Broad streets, Rev. Joay a
NEWTON. rsVtor.-Sunday school st9;0 A. VI
Walcoune In anil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

sr-CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
,crsce sfreef between Fourth and IlfthI Rev.
X. n sLEDD, d. d., psstor.tre,e, pew s sni
vices by the pastor on s,lhIsy AZ II ~ ~ T. a
Cbr,stian Endeayor prayer meeting irlaHy
o,,a,i,,,~ ats.f5 o clock Visitors Welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

~ CUTRCH on TIE COVENANT Iart
.,a,ue and Harrison street. Rev. j. CALVIN
STEWART. pastor Preaching at A. NJ AMI
sP. NJ. by the pastor. Lecture on wednesday
AT p. VI. sabbath school meets az w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

rrTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
fcornsr of Tweniy-siSth and Broad .trs.,.
Rev. }. l.. GAsNoN, pastor. Morning serri..
~ II O'Clock. Evening service a. o clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

rUNITARIAN sERyIGES15heT. u Hr9Ro .l,
l.. CnANgY will preach IN Belyide.e uaii' 80
"fho Truth ami Error in Mr. lngersoll's At
tacks on Christianity"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-13

,SFIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
fcorner Grace and Madison strest.l. H.,
EonrRr Z. KERR, ID. d.. pastor.-Servic.s ~
II A. NJ. and T. VI.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-30

In the Austrian section q large picture Is
always surrounded by a throng of ad-
mirers. 1t represents n moment Of despair
in the history of the North Pole cxpedi-
ton sent out by the Austrians in 1879 and
led by Payer and Weyprecht. After spend
ing two years i'll the waters and on the
land of Franz Joseph land, an Arctic region
hitherto unknown, these explorers aban-
doned their imprisoned ship and set out
across the surface of the frozen sea for
Europe. "After two months of indcscrib.
able effort" wrote Payer in his account Of
thejoarney, "we had made but two Ger
man miles Twelve English miles, and
the ship was still in sight. The men were
in despair, and begged to be permitted tc
go back to the ship, where there was at
least comfort and plenty, even if death fol.
lowed later. But Weyprecht pointed tc
the south, exclaimed Never retreat and
led the way for another effort" This is the
scene which the artist, Payer himself, has
put on canvas, modestly leaving out his
W figure. From ri art point Of view il
is not a great picture, but the manner ir
which it attracts the multitude is proof OF
the fascination which Arctic adventure
has over the popular mind.
a Frenchman, G. Guignard, contribute.
a striking picture, 1.-THE Scouts in Flight
1t is a bare scene, sand everywhere white
and hot, and but two or three trees break.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-30
tacles to he fouRdin this region Of .,,,n,.

tacles to he found in this region of str,r,,o
s%pcctaclcs. AT II end of the floor Sit .
motley group OF musicians. They nv.
Duhomcyitcs, and they are hidcous. rh.v
have very little clothing on their blnc,:'
shining bodies, and what there is has hnaM
fearsully and wonderfully made, Ther
have rings in their noses and discs ~
metal in their ears, and their bodies Lo,r
the marks and scars of battle. They ura
all lank and lean and lazy. Neither tho
climate nor tho nourishment of the re,;on
whence they come induces fat.
If they are grotcsque what shall be s,;d
Of the instruments upon which they play
One is u drum which a young fellow heats
with four sticks. Another isl rude xithnr
which gives off noises that must have
frightened the animals out of the forests
OF Africa. A third is a pair of large stones
set III a dry and husky skin bag, and when
the vigorous artist in charge of it shucks
it to and fro you get the hiss of fifty rat.
tlesnakes all coiled ready for a spring.
Others play upon wooden horns of
mournful execution, and still others heat
vessels of copper and clap discs together
after the Of cymbals. The mus.
clans and their performers are presided
over by their king. I didn't learn his
name, but he is the latest man in the
party, and has the most beard on his face.
I thought it was his fat that made him
ruler. He has u square headan jaws like
a bulldog, and ] was not surprised to dis.
cover that all the warriors and Amazons
are afraid as death of him. They believe
he will cut treir heads off if they disobey
him, and he might do tin Dahomey. He
looks bloodthirsty enough to do it even
here in the center of civilization. He sits