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LONDON, Aug. GA dispatch to the
Central News from Shanghai, dated
August ;. says:
II Is reported that there has been an
other engagement off the Corean
coast, In which three Chinese warships
were captured by the japanese. The
report has not been confirmed.
4 japanese mob attacked the Chinese
residents in Kobe a day or two ago,
severely maltreaiing them. A danger
Gus riot ensued, in which MANY were
injured.
A Chinese mob in Talzau insulted the
members Of the japanese legation as
they were returning from Picking.
The mob's action led to a tumult
which was tardily suppressed by the
authorities.
The japanese in Canton have been
attacked a number Of times 10y roughs.
but 50 far there has been no serious
trouble there.
The European municipal council, of
Shanghai has warned the volunteers
TO be ready to act in case Of rioting.
The east coast vessels which now fly
American flags have been forbidden by
the American consul to land munition
OF war IN Formosa.
The Chinese officials in London say
they have received no information CON
corning the naval engagement men
TONED in the foregoing dispatch. They
also profess TO regard the fight of July
% aS trifiing and overrated affair.
tn A EmENErgN mo- E'--sr11- lar.-,ar,-
ter, the newspaper correspondent. who
has just returned from a six-mouths'
trip through China. Japan and Corea.
said Saturday night:
1t l. difficult 10 understand the pO-
litical conditions which now obtain in
China The greatest danger 20 the
Chinese empire IL its contest with
Japan Is the lack of force Ia
the central authority in China.
the want of devotion to the gen
eral government on the part Of the
Chinese. and the fact that the
great Chinese empire Is composed
of powerful and independent states
which are not actuated by a common
purpose. and which may not cooperate
with zeal on the part Of the general
government. The Chinese are a com
me-cial people. They do not wish to
be disturbed IN their mouev-mal1ing
pursuits They favor peace. The
doubt whether those who control the
empire viii be able to secure the
hearty support Of the integral portions
of the empire Is the most serious factor
In the situation
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laes u Govt Report
R@:aa!I! RR skassl
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TO BE GUTLLOTINED.

sEive Ia Revolution Sociale-" Says Presi-
dent Carnots Assassin When the Jury
Pound Him Guilty.
Lyons, Aug. AT the conclusion of
the trial of Caserio Santo, the murder.
er of President Carnot, in the Assize
court here, Friday. the prisoner was
sentenced to be executed by the gull
lOtine
There were few people around the
palace Of Justice when the trial of
Caserio Saato. assassin Of President.
Carnot, was resumed Friday. The
court regulations and military guard
were the same as Thursday. and as
Thursday, the prisoner was escorted
into the dock handcufrcd 10 two
gendarmes, and with two genlarmes
bringing mp the rear. The prisoner
seemed more defiant than Thursday,
and took his seat with a hooking smile
upon his face. LaBlauce. the soldier
who was a fellow prisoner with Cascrio
at Marseilles. testified that Caserio told
him that he intended TO XIII President
CarnOt, probably at Lyons when the
president visited that city.
That Is a lie" interrupted CaseriO,
excitedly. 4 never told you or any
one else anything about my plans"
Leblanc continued: "Cascrio confid-
ed to me that he was designated by
lot"
That is untrue" shrieEed Cascrio.
Glow untrue?" asked the soldier,
turning to the prisone-; 4 said TO
you, after You had made mat re-
mark, But who would be so bold as TO
kill President Carnot? / saw him in
Paris surrounded by troops and police
You answered, He win bc chosen 10y
lot
There was great excitement I'm cOurt
while- the prisoner and Leblanc were
speaking TO each other.
The prosecuting attorneyreviuwc3 at
length all the details of the Trial ald
demanded that the jury shouldnot hes
itate TO do its duty,
VI. DUbreuin. counsel for the defense,
followed and made N appeal for the
prisoner.
At about noon the jury retired and
after an absence Of about q quarter f
an hour. during which there was con-
siderable excitement in court. the iurr
returned and announced a verdict oi
guilty without eNtenU-tinE cucum-
stances.
The presiding judge, ". Breuilac,
then pronounced the sentence OF death
by the guillotinc.
When the death sentence was Mt
tered, Caserio exclaimed: "Nive II rev
OlutiOn SOcia t."
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Several London newspapers nave
baen entertaining their readers by a
lively controversy over the respective
Size and beauty Of the feet Of English
and American women Some EDITORS
IN the face of overwhelming evidence,
confess that English feet are out Of
running in snch a controversy and
console themselves by asserting that
the feet Of Englishmen are far more
sI,s,,..lv and aristocratic than those OF
4beir American brother. There have
been many indignant protests against
even this admission. The shoe dealers
when assured that they may speak m
cog. regretfuiiy admit that they are
nnobic to ft the trim American fo0t
With any shoe ready made for the lal
and fat feet Of English women
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New 49, q - Lan.eer.

A new process Of seasoning Canadian
lumber is being developed, and bids
fair to become an important industry
to our Canadian friends. They have Sc
cured the control Of a German patent
for the treatment Of beech and birch
woods. BY the. new process the sap is
sweated out Of the boards by being
placed in a green state IN steam cham
bers for twelve days, then it is pst
into the drying chamber for tTo or
three days, and by a chemical applica-
ton the wood is stained Throughout &
rich valiant color No country IN the
world has such forests of beech and
birch as Canada- a trial kiln has been
built 1t Ottawa. and the 1seatnent Is
said to be very successful
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1894-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. Secretary Car
Isle. TO whom was referred the house
bill, or Stone bin. providing for the in
spection Of immigrants by United
States eonsuls at the point Of emharlla-
ton, has made a report in opposition
10 the bill he says the law of 1882,
under which the department is now
acting, is daily becoming more useful
and eficacious, and should not be ham,
pered bv dual administration Of the
state and treasury departments.
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THE VIGiLANT WINS.
The VigiIant Vessel Captures the One Hun
bred Gninea Cup.

The Nigilaut Vessel Captures the One Hun
bred Gninea Cup.
Cows, Aug. 6.-The ocean yacht
race between the Vigilant and the Brit
ANNA. for the hundred guinea cup, was
started Saturday morning. The wealth
er was clear. and there was fair south
west wind blowing.
Both vessels crossed the line togeth-
er at 1O.30:O5. with the britannia 70
windward. The course was from the
Royal Yacht squadron clubhouse 10
and around Warner Light, thence to
and around East Lepe Buoy, finishing
al the clubhouse. twice around, a dis
tance Of fOrty-eight miles.
The boats rounded Naner light rs
follows;
Nigilant. l1:4s:2O; Britannia. 11;5O;O5.
Both yachts were close hauled on the
run from East Lepe in a misty rain.
The yachts passed the club house on
their way to the East Isepe buoy on
the first round as follows: Vigilant,
12:3S:32; Britannia. 12:42:34.
The first round was finished as fol
lows: Vigilant, I:0O:5O; britannia,
I.04:4O.
The Nigilant won
The finishing time at the commO-
dore's boat was; Niglant, 2:36:I5i
Britannia, 2:4l:43
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE river and
harbor appropriation bill was reported
from the conferees to both houses and
agreed to. As finally passed, the bill
carries S11, ass, $50, an increase of ST.
942, 49l from the house bill. Com
promises were reached on sixty-five of
the senate amendments. The senate
receded from twenty and the remainder
were accepted by the house.
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JACKSON. Mich. Aug. 6.-Ex-GOv.
Austin Blair died at l:20 Monday morn
ing. The end came like a child falling
into sweet slumber and death was
painless. For the last twenty-four
hours he had lain IN q comatOse state
and only once or twice did he recognize
his family about him The cause Of
death was uremic poisoning and in
fammatiOn Of the liver. The deceased
leaves four sons. a widow, one brother,
Vim. Blair, Of Fremont. Neb-, and one
sister. Mrs Daniel Lyman, Of New
York The funeral viii be held at the
Unitarian church. but the date has not
been fixed upon
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CHARGED with Conspiracy.

CHICAGO, Aug. &C. A. Kellar, an or
ganizer of the American Railway
union. was arrested on charge Of con-
spiracy preferred against him by Geo.
z. Angle of the grocery firm RalstOn
& Angle, of Danville. Ills. Kellar said
at the police station that he had writ
ten some resolutions calling upon union
men to boycott the grocery firm for
selling provisions to new menemployed
on the Chicago & Eastern Illinois.
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SOLDITR AIMS
BETWEEN
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
WITH
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS AND WASHINGTON, D. c
VIA
BIG FOUR ROUTE.
BIG FOUR ROUTE.

The elegant service offered by the Big
-Four betw cen Cincinnati and ST. Louis is
excelled by no other line. Night ttains are
composed of new cars throughout. coaches
Of the latest improved pattern and Wagner
Sleeping Cars in service for the first time.
Day trains have Parlor and Drawing Room
Cars and Exquisite Dining Cars. and
Through Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars be-
tween ST. louis and Washington, ID c.,
via Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Chesa-
peake & Ohio Ry.. in connection with the
famous 'sF. F. v" The Dining Car Ser
vice extends through from S. Louis to
Washington. For fuil-infonnation regards
ing rates. etc. apply to nearest ticket agent.
or address;
d. B. MARTIN. 6. P. & T. A.
E. o. MCCORMICK, PIT. NJ.
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The oldest Of all birds nests IS the
one built by the tontobane, a South
African songster. II is built Of cotton,
and always upon the tree producing
the material In constructing the dom
icile the female works inside and the
male outside, where he builds seHtl-
mel box for his own special use. lie
sits in the box and keeps watch or sings
nearly all the time. and when danger
comes in the f0ra Of s hawk OF a snake
he warns the family. bat never enters
he main nest
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CHICAGO, Aug. ON Sundays RIM Of
the Century club from Chicago to Ell
gin and Aurora and return. the record
for the 100 miles was reduced by Is
minutes J. L. Gunther, Of the Lin
coins, making the run in hours and 4s
minutes
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The Gas Plant Gone.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. 4.-Fire at
Marion Friday destroyed sl25, 00Oworth
Of property in the business part of the
town, an entire block of Buildings be-
ing consumed before the flames could
be controlled, owing to a lack Of water
pressure. It originated in the gas and
electric light works. and was followed
by an explosion. One of the principal
losses was the gas plant.
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Pullman Co. Declares War on the A R.U.

CmcAGo, Aug. G.-An open deelara-
ton Of war on the American Railway
union was made by the Pullman Palace
Car Co. 1t was followed by an official
announcement that under no circum-
stances would the company give en-
ployment to labor agitators, members
Of the Pullman strike committee or any
others who had taken an active part in
persuading the workmen to strike or
in encouraging them to stay out.
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People walking about in a great city,
temporarily i'll, haze often felt the
need Of a place where they could step
in until refreshed. a shoemaker has
made a move in the right direction by
announcing on a card in his window
'.Any respectable man, woman or child
can have a fit in this storeF"
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Ex-Gov. Camp
bell, Of Ohio, has left Washington, hav-
ing surrendered his position as counsel
for Gen. Antonio Ezeta and staff, the
Salvadorean refugees now aboard the
United States steamer Bennington, en-
route TO san Francisco. 1t is expected
that counsel win be engaged at San
Francisco to sue ont a writ of habeas
corpus as soon as the vessel arrives
within the jurisdiction of the courts.
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Cedarquist S Case.

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 4-The report
that the secretary of war has RENTED
the unexeeuted part of the sentence IN
+be case of Private Cedarquist at Fl.
Omaha. who was sentenced tc me ana
Imprisonment for refusing to engage
in target practice on sunday, IS provoil-
mo some warm discussion IN western
army circles.
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Hawaiian Commissioners Cau on Gresham

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.zsThe Hawaiian
royal commissioners called on Secre-
tary Gresham at the state department,
Saturday, and had a pleasant and en-
tirely informal conference with him
at which Hawaiian affairs were dis
cussed. Mr.. Wideman did most Of the
talking for the commissioners. 1t
could not be learned at the state de-
partment what proposition the Ha-
waiian royalists submitted to Secretary
Gresham, nor in fact whether or not
any proposition had been put forward.
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Ians peiirer Up Britons.

NAGAsAKI. Aug. Capt Alsworthy,
Mate Tamplin and Quartermaster Ev-
angelista, of the sunken Chinese trans
port Kow sing. have been brought
here. They viii be delivered to the
British authorities ut once.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 6.-More than
1900 committeeman, comprising the
citizens executive board of Pittsburgh,
are hustling for all they are worth TO
make the twenty-eighth national en-
campment Of the Grand Army Of the
Repu bile, to be held September 1O-15
next, a big success. The indications
are for a tremendous turnout.
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CHURCH D1aEoToax.
cHRIsr cHuRcH rPIscoPALl.

Holy C0niuftritn every Sunday inorIdng AZ 1890,
except the first Sunday in each month when II
viii he celebrated the II O'Clock service sun
day-school AZ Gas Morning service and sermon al
II O'clock. Evening service and sermon AZ
o'clock during winter. Prayer every Friday at q
D. m. in guild room- Ladies society," on Friday At
L. M wlLlsrNs. Rector.
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Drowned IN a cloud Burst.

TRINIDAD, Col, Aug. 4.-The flood
from cloud burst il the hills above
Berwind drowned an Italian miner, his
wife and two children.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1894-08-08

It is your duty to yourself TO get rid Of
the foul Accommodation in your blood this
spring. Hoods Sarsaparilla IS just the
medicine your need to purify vitaiize and
enrich your blood That tired feeling
which ELECTS nearly every one in the spring
is driven Of BY Hoods SarsaparilIa. the
great spring medicine and blood purifier.
HOODS Pills beeeme he farosee calfar-
tic with everyone who tries taem.
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- NeutralItr ID Treaty Ports ID China

New YORK, Aug. GA special dis
patch to the Tribune from Washington
saws. President Cleveland has prac-
ticallv decided to mite with Great
Britain, Germany and Italy to preserve
fOrcibly the neutrality Of what are
known as the treaty ports Of China,
during the war between that empire
and Japan. The Chinese government
has been fully informed Of the inten-
ton Of the powers through its minis
tiers at Washington. and IT is under
stood that the emperor viii submit
without protest to their forcible occu-
patton Of his principal ports, because
he knows it would be useless to do
snthe.,-r.-isa
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VIC NInrder and suicide.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-JOseph 3. Hunt,
40 years old, painter and decorator,
shot and instantly killed his wife. Bar
bara. Sunday morning in their rooms
on Second avenue, then turned the re-
volver upon himself and inflicted what
is thought to be a mortal wound. The
shooting was done in the presence of
three Of their small children.
Hunt has long been considered ment-
ally unbalanced. He was sullen, mo
rose, suspicious and Unfortunately jeal-
ous Of his wife. He gave her no warn
ing. but without a word placed a re-
volver 70 her head and pulled the trig-
ger. She fell dead, and he at once put
a bullet in his own brain.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDO,l
LUCAS COUNTY.

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF lOLEDO,i 90
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANKJ CHESEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF F. J..
CHENEY & Co.. doing business in. the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case CT Catarrh that can
not be cured BY the use OF HALLS ca
TARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. D 1880.
,- a. W. GLEASON.
SEAL NoiGry Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Send for test.
monials. free
FL CHENEY & Co, Toledo, @.
~ Sold b. Druggisis, 7sc.
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JAPANESE MOB
Attack and Maltreat Chinese Resi-
dents in Kobe.

In a Riot That Followed a NumHer of Per-
sons Are WOunded-Iapanese in Canton
Also Attaci1cd-Frank Carpenter, the
Correspondents, on the Situation.
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Frances National PaWnshop Burned.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-The Mont de Plete,
or National pawnshop at Roubaix, de-
partment of Nord was destroyed by
fire Sunday. The damage amounts to
1000, 900 francs.
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ONE CENT

buy Writing Tablet Embroidery paper
o. ball Thmbe White o.
many cents
foreIse
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1894-08-08
TWO CENTS
FIVE CENTS

VIII buy one dozen Safety Pins Hair Pins card Hooks
Gil with tip.
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sEive Ia Revolution Sociale-" Says Presi-
dent Carnots Assassin When the Jury
Pound Him Guilty.
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PERSONAL.

c. N. Macintosh, of Caehalis, 10 registered at
thu Grand.
A. J. splawn. o, Yakima. IL registered at tn
Occidental
J.B. Macarthur. of Kaslo. B. O.. h guest at
the Northern
Mrs John Kinsth. Of Coupevills. IL guest at
the Arlington.
George Morrill,. editor Of tho Arlington Tsmes.
il at the Dtlier
Jane. Torridge. of Mount idaho. is CUES. at
the Occidental
Mayor Edward 8 Barlow. Of Port Orchard. 10
at the Arlington
D. Ettiesou, of spragns. merchant, In regis
tered At the Grand
A B. steinbsch, the Portland merchant 10 .
guest at the Grand.
Thomas Johnson. the missing man Of kIlsns-
burg, 10 at the Of ler
j. NeGregor. the logger. Of New Kamilchis. 10
arriva lat the Dsller.
W. r. Dingiey is in town from San Francisco
CUES. ct the Northern.
/. T. Shelton, the pioneer iurberman Of ehsl-
ton. Is guest at the Diiler.
Aiehae! Earie.. owner Of the sswmili At East
Cisllam. is at the Nor tbern-
Hoa. Eugene sempis resumed homo yesssr-
day from business trip TO Olympia
Capt NJ. s Donahsr, the Columbia river
stesmboatman. is a guest az the Grand
Mrs. T. l. Lake. OF Port Townsend. came to
town yesterday aud is a. the Arlington.
A. Won Presseat!n snd wiliiam Murdoch, Of
sauk. are In town. registered az the Arlington.
!. wsrinr. OF Spokane, auditor OF the Great
Northern Express Company, is ~ the Northern.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. G. W. Bruce, OF Fir. have re-
turned from two month"; visit 70 Los Angeles
and are at iAe D.lleF.
Customs inspector John A. Plum, James A.
Wood and J. C. rringle. of Port Townsend. are
registered AZ the Northern.
Harrisoa ciothler and sheriff James 0'IAugh-
lin. o. Mount Vernon. returned On saturday
from Wsils walls, ard are a. the DiIer
J. W. Richards, of Caeyry Valley. has returned
from shs East. accompanied by d. \. Snyder. Of
OF Ia Crosse. Wis, ana they are at tAs sIler.
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prodncss. wonId, Of eonrse, like 20 uss the
faxsrz po~er 20 take roneY from thoss
who have cvsr - 60 year 20 pay the sz-
renses Of all The truth IL that ia their EFFORT
20 repzdixte and evade the simple promise
OF the chiesgo platform for tsriH for
revenue only. the Democratic majority In
the COMMITTEES Of wars and means have
framed tariff that 10 . curious mixture
Of protectIonist and Popuiiss ideas.
The fundamental principle Of every
proper tar law Is tia. il should bear uni
formiy On all classes Of persons, % that
m income tar that does not bear uni
formiy On all classes Of persons is an IN
iast and outrageous enactment, and the
only excuse for such an odious BIT Of class
legislation 10 that Mr.. Wilson's new tariff
bill throws away s75.Oo.ooo OF revenue
now paid largely by foreign manufacturers
and importers and puts the whole or
part Of that tar on American property
and American consumers.
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Lionel stsgge, receiver of the suspended
Oregon National bank, OF Portland. has
been denounced by the EpeniHe Teiogram
Of that city. as having served years inn
prisonment under the name of A. l..
Waterhouse at the Salem penitcntiary.
from December. 1850, TO December, 1880.
on charge Of drawing a check upon a bank
where he had no funds. lie was an ex-
emriary prisoner: he returned to Portland
and last fall was appointed national
bank examiner. lie Is further charged
with having issued a similar check NJ
Marysyille. Cal. Stage, who is publisher
Of the Facise Banker amd Taressor. a
monthly magazine issued at Portland, ha.
written letter 10 the Ovegeaian, in
which he admits that he Justly served a
year At Salem renitentiAry for having
drawn check for SO on Chicago bank,
where he had no funds. lie insists that
this has been his enlS Offences. and that
he has since the ext Nation Of sentence
honestly struggled to regain his rcputa-
sion where he lost il. and has since lived
q straightforward and exemplary life. lie
IN charge OF the National bank. Of The
nalles, and OF the Commercial National
bank. at Portland. and his administration
of h1s duties MAS SO satisfactory that the
comptroller appointed him receiver Of the
Oregon National bank. His removal as
receiver was requested by those persons
who sindieslvely exposed his only trans
erosion. and Mr.. Stsege has offered his
resignation 20 The comptroller. Stages
hoadsmen, IN view Of bis exemplary life
since his term OF Imprisonment expired.
feel gFeat sympathy for him, and have all
expressed their willingness. 90 remain
npea bis bonds If ii were possible for him
30 continue as receiver.
Assuming that Mr.. stssgs tells TIE
truth. he Is 10 . c-tssa extent entitled to
The respec, and sympathy and help Of his
fe'low-Stsl<ens. By his confession he COM
mittei a crime against society. for which
ne Vas punished lie served out his sen.
'snee. was an exemplary prisoner and.
since h's release. has made . persistent
ard saccssstul effort to lead an urviga,
life. lie L. evidently man Of ability, or
he eoa,a ret have succeeded thus far In
obtaining the eonaasaee Of men Of eaar-
seter and worth who a-s still willing IN
trust him. Nevertheless Mr.. Stage and
hl' h'snis made nssaral bat fasAl mis-.