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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

nErunLIoAN rAnrAIeN.
Governor Mckinley Addresses u large
Meeting nt Akron. Onto.

AISBoS, Ohio, Sept l9.-G0vernot
Mckinley opened the Republican
campaign here today with big murt-
lug. Delegations weTu present from
Cleveland, Canton, Youngstown,
AlastillOn aud other cities Of eastern
Ohio. A street parade occurred this
afternoon marching 10 Grace para
where the meeting was held.
Speaking on oliver Mckinley said
the great majority Of Republicans Ia
the Senate would vote Tor repeal, "
repeal iB not clfflod the Democrats
would have 10 bear the hlamu. awe
do not want 10 strike down either gold
OF silver" hc said; two want 10 u.c
b1tn mUtRia, hul Insist Ga % one shul
CONT parity with tbs other and both Nc
" equal intrinsic value" lie ru.
clatJd tho touhlo WINS not lnlk ui
money, but taking money cut n cit
cu.Ati0n by d'sirusi. Confidence
would come back aud the trouble END,
II the declared policy 10 Introduce "a
revenue tariff policy In the country
were Abandoned. lie proceeded 10
quote ihc Demgcratlc platform in iAvof
Ui tariffs Tor revenue only, anu 10
state President Cleyclgnd's position,
and that VI Chairman Wilson OF the
ways aud means committee, MI point
iug Ia the same conclusion, and con-
iiuuud by declaring the prepared foyI-
ion 10 be- made utterly regardless Of the
American indunrles aud OF American
working men aud his wages. lie t0nk
up the question from his standpoint,
touching Ohio manufacturers api
industries which would bee irJuriousiy
or disNtr0usly affected by revenue
tariff.
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MRS. ALLlSON'S CHILD.
The Bah, 1, In This City Danger.
Ou,ly ~.


Ously ~.
There II a feeling Of josp anxiety con-
nected with the return Oi the Taberna-
Gle choir, In the knowledge Of the dam
gerOus Hines Of Mrs. Bessie Dean Alli-
sons child, and the sympathy u the
whole community goes out % her
whose feelings are wrought up rs only
those Of mothers heaTt can be.
When the choir let for Chicago,
leave the babe at home, but it
was decided that II woull
bo better on here than In
having 20 stand the fatigue
u the two weeks Journey. During
the past fsw days the baby, which is
teething, has grown considerably
worse, until yesterday II was in very
precarious condition, aud NJ latest adj
vices this afternoon there was
no Improvement. The NEWS
realizes that II voices the de-
sire Of the whole people in express
ing hope that change tor the better
viii quickly occur IN the situation Of
the loved ono whose mother II hPaten-
Ing homeward as quickly Us steam can
bring hoT.
When tie little One's health declined
10 that there appeared 10 be danger,
Mrs. Allison was ielegrRphel to. THIS
afternoon the NEWS received the FOL.
lowing
GLENwoop SPRINGS, Colo,.Isopt, H.
Miro mo quick Nc Grand junction the
condition Of Mrs. Allisou's folks.
WuUSEY.
The family were at once communist
Gated with, and the following response
wired 10 Grand Junction;
IL. @, whitney, Tabernacle Choir train,
Grand junction, Colorado.
Mrs. Allison's child Is Ia serious con-
diton. Como quick AZ possible.
II was the feeling Of the family and
those IN attendance that nj the time
the telegram was sent the clrcum-
stances would not Justify anything
more hopeful than that which the
message contained.
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Inc senale Tlnnnes commIllee.

wAsruS0ToN, ID. o., Sept. l2.-rhe
Senate finance committee today dis.
cuiscd bu. took no definite action upon
the resolutions Of PETER and Stewart
relating ~ the national bank reserves
and treasury deficit. The CONF
mittee indicated the intontiou 10
favorable report upon the resolutions
later. MoTgRn's bill repeating the law
providing Tor the redemption OF subsi-
Diary silver coins was also considered
but not acted upon. In Toply 10 "a
resolution Secretary Carlisle has sent
the Senate n statement 10 the effect
that during August aud the fret seven
days OF September the department
redeemed an silver coin 81, i73. 67i in
treasury notes anu that only s36,O7s,-
ls5 In silver had been coined under the
law, and that no paper money had been
redeemed by the payment OF gold since
the 4th Of March, except gold ceftin.
Gates had been cancelled.
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tufhuF ihs pain. o. is al1' Gained
that one tof I'd iuiB coal vii. produce
afnHuu atcam as ten tons o. TIA. ussd
nrfe.
NUIEs.
A Wallace, TI4h., displtch pays bat
on Saturday twO cabius wcr8 blown up
Win dynamite 90 ,hr silver Chord
tr.bt, . iCw miles from that place. An
pillmli was also made O. blow Up Zoe
mssy ilice, but the 'i1r failed 90 burn.
lHufu were nine mon Il tul office nt
tic lmu. A discharged emplcyg Of
.nr milne Is mspoctgi.
IT., seventh hluual report OF the
Denver q RIO traLIt Railway con-.
mny Ia Colorado hta buun Issued
The report covers the year vui ug
juno 30, 1898, aud n ny far tho ia1st
favorable showing ever put iut.u by
the Denver & RIO Grande. The gros.
income for tue year reached the
uhvr $780, over the previous Nv live
months. The net earnings are placed
90 s52j,OOJ Ia excess oi the previous
year.
Tho Parrot works Of BItle, Mon.
taur, employing J25 men, with nn
average Yny roll @ t--l 700,
partially closed down few weeks ago
Tor Tgpsir. 10 va. anticipated that
the shut down would be- only tempe
fRfy, aud the Idle employees expected
au early resumption. Ia this they
were iitappIiL,ud, however, for now
the works are completely closed, nut
WHEN thufo will br a resumption is
beyond th1 plsslNll.y % ending Nui.
The management expires hope tnat
the closing viii not bee iug tong. Tnit
isthr iint time ih ten s,at5 ;hai no
works have oucn entirely suspended.
sALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Toinyis clearing house exchanges
amounted 90 slul5i5
ToDay's CvuIA1ioSs.
New York - Silver 49,; lead,
$3.50.
Lonion-Sllver, Slii.
ORR AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & o.. received today.
Miugo bullion, S5iS5; bullion, S2uUu2.
Total, s93, i37.
McCurulck a o.. received today.
Silver ana lead ores, 81 200.
n. Il. Jones 4 Co. received today:
Bullion, s2lO0.
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RYDE, Sept. 1.-The NavRhoe and
Britannia started at noon In the race
fir Brenton'a reef cup, won In the
United States Ia 1850 by the British
cutter Geneva, course OF l2s miller.
When last seen the Britannia was
leading Chetbourg. At $50 the Brit
ANNA entered the west channel closely
followed by the Nsvsh0e, which Boun
afterward took tue lead and passed out
TO the BHgl,
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Returned Elder.

Elder J. Baus, who has been labor.
ing as n missionary Ia Ireland, called
at the NEWS Office this morning. He
left Tor that county July 18th, 1891,
and returned September 9Th, this year
Elder Beus has enjoyed his mission
very much, he says. The Saints are
doing well aud the missionaries sue.
coed In making friends among the
hospitnble people OF the Island. He
has had many valuable experiences
during bis absence.
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inflammation Manied

OF Albert FihelJ, who left bis home
on The evening OF September 3ri, 1893.
SAID FiAeld Is sixteen years old, has
uarN eyes, was dressed IN overalls ana
shlrt and had with him spotted dog.
Any news concerning his whereabouts
will be thankfully received by anxious
parents, Address John IL, Clarke,
Blshop, Weston, Oneida Co., Idaho.
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The Moods rrOss Crenmery.

In the Third district court this
afternoon the Davis & Rankin Build.
ing and Manufacturing company Of
Illinois brought suit against the Woods
Cross Creamery and Dairy company ct
al 60 recover balance Of account alleged
10 be- duu on the building Of the Woods
Cross creamery, amounting 10 sSs4,
with interest and COSTS.
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Cold l,ust Wanted.

4 small quslt,y oil gold dust, and a
few large grains Of gold are wanted at
the Dtsertt Museum. Any pctsln
having such ON hand may nni tale
Tor such by applying 10 DR.. j. T.. Tai.
mage, vt the Church University bulld-
iug, 9-j West Fret North street, At
once. tsh gold preferred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12
~ CONGREss.
Another Brief Session In the House
Tho Senate

WASHINGTON, sept, IA Hepburn
(iowA) asked immediate consideration
OF resolution calling ON the secretary
OF the treasury 10 Inform Congress
what amount Of merchandise IN bonus
WIS transported from one point In the
United States 10 another through
Canadian territory In 1892.
Hilburn lCal.) objected and the mat
ter went over.
The House decided to participate In
the ceremonies OF the centennial cele-
bratlon OF layidg the corner stone OF
tho Capitol on the 18th instant.
Adjourned,
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Press Rows NJ Snlinir.

The Press c.ub aud large number
Of friends are enjoying themselves at
Saltair today. The weather was cold
aud the clouds threatening aud lower
Ing this morning aud In consequence
many who othefwIse would have gone
out TO the lake remained Gt home.
These conditions, however, gave way
10 warm and pleasant sunshine this
afternoon and those who attend are
sure 10 enjoy the rare program pre-
pared for Thorn.
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THE IEonE SEEKERS.
Thousand. hrh TIocIsinR 10 the .Goy.
eminent nooihy,

ARKANSAS CITY, Kans., Sept. Ia
The ranks OF home seekers before the
registration booths continued to In
crease during tho night. An excur-
sion In three sections over the Santa
Fe road contained 5000. II IL bcc1m.
ing serious question how 70 many
eau be- carnd Tor. Many IN the line are
tullering from exposure 10 tho sun anu
dust anu lack Of proper food. Ono old
soldier dropped dead.
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WAsHIsGToS, Sept. II. - The
national congress OF business men met
today. A hundred representatives Of
boards Of trade OF the principal cities
were present. ID. Il. Jamoi, New
York, called tho assembly TO order,
saying the object OF the meeting was
to call for the immediate repeal Of the
purchasing clause OF the Sherman act
and TO consider the financial intoresta
OF the country. n. Warner, WASH
ingion, was chosen Temporary chair
man. Recess.
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UTAH COMMISSION AT WORK
Preparing a Report on Tho Elections
10 the Territory.
The subject Of normonism Incident.
ally Noticed.-rhc Document 60
no Ready Soon.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-Tho members
OF tho Utah Commission were nj work
today In their report upon the election
held In Utah, and incidentally the sub-
lect Of Mormonism was noticed. II Is
expected that the complete report will
be forwarded to Washington In less
than week.
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DisquietinE News.

CAPETOwN, Sept. Disquisting
news has been received from Fort
Victoria. Large bodies Of Matabelos
have been seen In full lighting order
on the frontier OF the chartered com.
pany. Numbers Of frightened Ma.
shonss have stampeded into Victoria
where preparation Ia being made
against the determined attack.
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A nliter lightIn Wow.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.--rho House
committee ON elections Of President
and Vice President ana members OF
Congress has ordered n favorable re-
port ON the bill repeating the federal
election law. The Democrats expect
TO give II exclusive attention in the
House after Thursday. A bitter par
tisnn fight IL expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

ioiay. They Investigated, amoug
nihrr thiuls ihe case OF nechioi AMI
l,uss, charged Wlth cattle stealing at
Gmnisvillr. u was fum0ted thar na
case of llyum Mulirfs anu John
BunrDu, accused Of tho murder " ID.
lllioit "a. Gf,utsriiit, was A.sl likuly
10 NO Brought under inblr nutce.
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Tho TNrin QucstIon.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ~. The
ways ana means committee devoted
the day TO the hearing OF Representa-
tivoB OF the manufacturer club, Phila.
delphia, and the wooden manufacture
ers association, United States, against
any change In the tari1 on wool ana
wooden goods.
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STATEHOOD ron UTAH.
General whoeier, of Alabama, Pre-,
pRrtnE - IiiI.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ll.-GenerAl
Wheeler OF Alabama, chairman Of
the comnitteu ON territories Ina the
House, Is working hard upon his bill
looking 10 the admission OF Titan, AM.
zona, New Mexico ana okIahoma, anu
he says he has not the elightest doubt
that Congress viii pass a bili u bring
into toe Union al least three more
states, anu IN all probability iUur Now
Mexico Is regarded more dOubliul
than any Of the four named, for the
reason mat many congressman are no.
certain this territory il exactly In shape
for admission when the Others come IN.
There Ia little or no doubt about Utah,
and conversations with some OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12

ROW., Sept. IA mob OF Italians
attacked Hungarian peasants NJ
Delayees anu tried 20 burn the town
hall. The riot was quclied by tfoops
alter twenty-five were w0unJeu. The
trouble was caused by radical AMI
mostly.
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Abstract Of judgment from Justice
lla.I's cUur,, ir favor Of the plaintiff
fat sos aud .'-i costs, iu She ease Of
IN. 81. Steele O.. W Harry N0ung
Co., was iilui Ia the rniul district
court this morning.
This afternoon au abstract Of i11t-
munt was ilei tom Justice LIelueis
.urt in the casa OF Don G.. fluff W
Albgf, &. Newell ana T.. G.. Pcndut
IN which Judgment wes entered FOR
the plaintiff 'or SO, interest and costs.
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ilevod lee will recover. Tnerr were
two fafrs in $40 express car, one IDf
through matter o. which The ntsseuFrt
had no key aud one Tor local mater inc
robbers compelled thu mcftugtt o.
omen ali the snfes, from when several
thousand dollars ~ curfcpoY were
taken. then they blew 0peu zoe uiF
safe with dynamite. Ia the outer
commandment wa4aqpa-'ns o. "a million
dollars In gold with which the ropuuft
londei themselves, NOT stopping 90
omen the inner compartment IN Which
W.. IA lot more money. Ia the haAle
10 gel away the robbers also overlooked
tW0 cold iars. Che train b. the
heaviest Tor express on the road, anu
frequently carries half q million dol
lars, It's believed this fact was know
10 the robbers. When they loit the
train they went IA aiuihcrly diftc.
ton. The point ut which the robbery
occurred Ia IN deep cut Ia the woods
but nll the cou try around D. thicely
populated with little timber AMI u u
believed impofsihlo for the robbers to
escape. Posses nru out securing thu
country In search oi them.
ARRESTED o. SUSPICION.
PERU, Ind, Sept. l2.-A mau giving
the name Of G. A. BelJcn, Pecltcllo,
Idaho, an supposed % be- one Of the
robbers OF the Lake Shore iruiu ~
Kvndallvillc, Wus arrested here. lie
came In over The Wabash road ON
freight train.
TIM FIRST ACCOUNT EXAGGERAEED.
General Superintendent Crosby OF
the United States express has declared
that the total lops ia loss than S2l,OOO.
Hr says the robbers they thought were
taking bank notes but secured most
~ tnpsrs worthless 10 them, aud over
looked $751; 900 worth Of gold bullion.
lie omphatically denied the feportthai
sg75, 900 was taken. ThoIapUfs carried
on by the r0bbers consisted mostly Of
settlements with agents, receipts Tor
many legal papefs, ETC., toLu w To-
pAcaages about the size aud shape Of
bank notes aud marko one thousandi
ten thousand aud 40 on, 20 indicate the
amount toceipioI for, etc. llc says
oniy five or eiS men were conccruel
In the robbery. President Newell Of
the Lake Shore road this Afternoon
offered u reward Of $1,000 Tor tue cap
tufe aud conviction OF the rybbcrs.
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IN LOCAL COURT CIRCLES.
40 Appeal by The City Railroad Com
pany Before a Jury.


II was late yesterday afternoon when
tho case Of Julius Kramer vs. Charles
rn.ede reached the jury. This was an
appeal from Commissioner GreonmRn's
court, where plaintiff alleged that
rheide was unlawiuily Withholding
from him certain personal property
valued at $500. The commissioner
found for the plaintiff, and defendant
appealed.
The Jury this morning brought In a
sealed verdict. II was In favor OF the
plaintiff, for s2i0.
ANOTHER APPEAL.
The case OF John r. Williams Va the
SAT- Lake city Railroad company
came up for hearing on appeal
of defendants from eX.CommlHsiOner
Wolcott's court, where judgment was
rendered in favor Of the plaintin Tor
So. 90 and costs, The appeal was first
tried In this court some time ago, when
the Jury disagreed, and II now came ON
for re.hearing.
Judge Gilchrlst appeared for the
plaintiff ana Attorney CritohlOW i0r
the defendant company,
The facts were short and simple.
Williams was formerly la the dofeni-
ante employ aA car Inspector, and
the claim was ON account " services
rendered ia that capacity. II was con.
tended, however, ON the part OF the
defendants that the plaintiff ran one u
the compAny's care into wagon be.
longing ~ amgn named EYerill, dam
aging tue wagon TO such an extent
that the company had 20 make the
damage good. The amount in ques-
ton, they sag, was deducted from
plaintiffs wages with his consent, In
consequence.
The case went to the Jury at noon
and at 8:l5 they were still Jut.
ADMITTED.
Nils John Erickson, a Swedo, now n
resident OF Salt Lake, was admitted TO
citizenship.
THE GRAND JuRY.
The grand jury have been ia session
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Two Persons murdered In Suburban
hotel.

ROCHESTER, NY, Sept. l2.-Newe
has been received Of the murder Of two
persons In n hotel NJ Brighton suburbs.
II Is also stated that the hotel was set
on fire aud two persons were burned TO
death.
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FIRE AND BLOOD.

PARIS, Sept. l2.-General dc Mira
bel Is dead.
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Says the 81. Louis Democrat.
John n. Clements Of tho Chrlsly Fire
Clay company has secured an option
on 5000 acres OF coal land Ia the Ouchi-
Ia river district In ArRansas which
may 20 far toward solving the smoke
question. IL Ia what Is known a.
smokeloss coal. II can be burned on
the floor In "a parlor without giving oil
any smoke. Mr.. Clements has buen
alter the property for some time, anu
mas had the coal tested ~ the Christy
Works, the Crystal Plate Glass Works,
tho Bellsvllle Gas Works aud other
places. A shipment u 1t 10 TO be- To.
cgived at the ~ Louis sanitary com.
psnY's works, 10 be tested sHere. The
coal Is found in large deposit, the
vein being forty-two inches Vide. Ii
contains 2Oper cent Of OIL, whioh has
heen found 10 be- vofy valuable ia maxi
lug paint. A bar OF iron painted with
II has been placed In a fire anu sub.
mittsd to an Intense heat without dis
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turhns ihc paIr. g. Is aa' Gained
That one ton 10 ,uiB coal viii produce
afrHuu ateam - ten tons u TIA. ussd
turte.
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Nils John Erickson, a Swedo, now a
resident OF Salt Lake, was admitted to
citizenship.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03

A. ". Grub WIN born An Mo. I'm
1854, md wS o years sM lsat Octahas.
He was married 10 Miss Barah McTn-
tyre st Cisy Center, KAnsaa, Il, 1919
BE hes been In the saloon business 10
Lebanon abouta : year and . half. He
leaves Q wife and two children, one lit
tie girl about II years old and q little
boy aboutS 10 mourn his departure,
He was elected by the council a mar
Shaa, whish Ofsiee hs held utSii he
vent into khs salosa b,ainaaa. Joewas
well liked by all who knew him, and
leaves large circle Of friends, whfc b
the EXPRESS joins In with the puplle
In extending the sympaty to the be-
rAved hmiiy.
Rev. Wsfler, Of the Christian church
died at his home In Albany. last Bal-
urdsy evening from heart failure, sup
erinduoed by an attack Of asthma. He
wss over 10 years Of agc, and had Ye-
tired from active work, living d very
quiet and retired life, but was wildly
and avorahly known. Very mar
will be panied to learn OF his deaf
A good man gone to bis reward. y
,0rs
5ibs-
ID tat
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03

was with Wasson part Of last eve
ming. was at Guy & Mayors house
part of the evening. Wassom took
drinks there-quite few drinks. I
never saw him exhibit a pistol. did
not know he had any. l never heard.
him that evening mention Grubb's
name, but he mentioned parties and
l told him / thought / knew who he
was talking about. He said there was
dirty son-of-a-bitch in this town who
had 1t In for him, but he could not
down him. I told him / knew who he
mesnt, and he inquired how ! knew.
/ used to be at Grubb's good deal. I
knew they had a hardness some time,
but ! didn't know the source. / don't
think Wassom mentioned bis purpose
to meet Grubb that evening. I left
him about 8 o'clock this morning when
Mayer closed up. We all came down
street. We went on and Wassnm
stopped at Grubb's. He, wassom, Yves
full-what / call full. / never knew
anything about the fuss till after day.
light this morning. I never heard
Grubb say anything much about Was
som. heard MIN say ne respected
waApoms orosner mere than Wasscm.
Never beard him say anything about
MS character. w. Gsubb wss nss .
luafreisofne fellow ordinarily. He
dld NOS have shAe reputation. Have
known hina abcus tive ysafs. worked
Iof him Ok msnths snd got along With
nim au fisnt. l sAw WsSom nfss
- evseihs aooas nssdnighs, % Af.
.Asysrs. ! vS Hss . essase's any
time iAss might beswesn Ssnd so'eicck.
! wsas home Nsen' ws lsb AAysss,
ana never knsw anything about u IN
" this morning. IVES - dFuDb's the
lsst tiizae soSut madnsght end vent
lEesa 1Rsss = AAysss go enid thsss
aH y si sss
&c. ezss ksssg. .Aass Asss sssessls
saseAssa . fslbss:
IMse u LsAsaaa snd ksee . saioaa.
ssw Morgan Waaom lest evening"
Feb.e27. Isaw him Arst st my place
sbost 10 s'sloak end be Esaaainsd tnsrs
till ! left, little before 8 in the morn.
Ing. He had not drank anything
much till about 10 o'clock, but tack q
good many drinks after then. Hetook
ealy two Of thfss drinks from Ten tili
, twelve o'clock. He probably took az.
teen OF twsaty dFipks afsr 70 e'deck
up TO the time be left brandy. Inev-
er saw him exhibit bis pistol. p DiAnst
knew he had one IN saleen. When
we startsd home Gentry. Wassom end
r-Wasson, wanted us 70 no 70 take !
drink al Girubb,s. I said aNo. y because
he. esd Crate ID hea tFsubls. III
don,t want to BE- with you." He aid
~ will 20 In and'set them up. and act
the nan. a.sd re viii eli se hosae, y
| ssd / said ~ mink yoa have sasssh
snyvay. and yss had better 20 heme
nov y and he ssia Gan right. come on
and let us "a. y, and when Va
started 7 stepped between him and
Gentry When stepped between the
two r saw b,s p,stol ID hla outside coat
pocket. Saw The handle and 7 sup.
pessd n ves 9 pistol. when We sot D
Grubb,s door he ssid "Cou,e on in.n
| ssid "Eo let US 10 on. y and he null.
cd awsy from us and went intAe house
and Gentry and I wsut or to 9entry'e