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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
~CHURCHiLL'S VIEWS.

The Scion of n Noble English House. Just
Arrived in New York from Cuba. Where
He Had Been in Search of EAstimG and
Pleasure. Says Spain Must Conquer the
Rebels this Winter Or Retire.
NV YORK. Dec. I6.-Winston Leonard
Spencer Churchill. son OF the late Lord
Randolph Churchill, cousin Of the duke
of Marlborough. and second lieutenant
N the Fourth hr:sSars (EngllEGl. haSar r
rived il this city ron Cuba. where he
has been watching the operations Of
the belligercnt forces for the last eight
| weeks.
Mr.. Churchill was seen by 4 reporter
and emDhatically denied all the ru-
mors about the political significance OF
his trip. He said that ne had simply
been in search OF pastime and pleasure,
and that he had had many Interesting
experiences IN the south.
What IS yorr opinion Of the s;tua-
tioE?"
Il think that owing to the nature Of
the country the Spanish have before
them a very diiIicuit task in the sup-
preston q the rebellion. Although [
believe them 20 he brave and ever
ccJic. / do not think hat Their. is
sufficient combination in tie move
mcut Of their several columns TO catch
the Insurgents or iHiict upon them
scr;ous defeat"
The situation. ut present. is a It
has been since the outbreak of HOSTILE
ties. There have been NO decisive hat
ties fought and won on either side.
And let me say right here that the re-
ported engagements rs published in
the foreign papers have been misicLG-
ing IN every respect. At every battle
Il few men are killed on both sides, but
the problem is no nearer solution.
If when the spring rains set in
Spain is in the same position that she
is now the probabilities are that the
insurgents will win. Owing to the
abOrinahlc condition of the roads in
spring and sumr-"r, it will be impossi-
bic for the Spanish to move their
troops. and with the losses which must
cnsue from neat and pestilence. it
would look as though they would have
to eventually withdraw"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
DOMESTIC

In Colorado the gold product the past
year was $lG,OOO,O U0 and the silver prod
uct S3O.OOO,OOO
The business portion of Ridgefield,
Conn. was burned, the loss being $780,
600.
Because she refused to marry him
August Nibleen fatally shot Annie Bun
dy, aged 16, at Peshtigo, Wis, and thei.
killed himself.
Daniel F. Miller, ST., of Keokuk, Ia.
died at Omaha, aged SIS years. lie
served in congress from the first Iowa
district when it included the entire
southern half of the state.
Written, Burdette d Co, the largc,i
wholesale clothing house in Boston, as
signeG with liabilities Of 100000
Bessie Mendenhall. aged eight years.
was killed and her parents probably IL
tally injured during i runaway ut
Milan. Mo.
The 18th annual meeting of the Ma
tionaI Civil-SerVice Reform league con-
vened in Washington.
Paul Protz, who arrived in Chicago,
said that he had walked the entire dis
tancc from San Francisco and had been
Is weeks on the road.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States On the 9th was: Wheat,
Go. 900 bushels; corn. 5.O27,O 900 BUSH
els; oats, COOL 900 bushels; rye. 1,45l,-
900 bushels; barley, 5,754,OOO bushels.
The commissionersof Delaware coun-
~, Ind, decided that workhousc COR
yicts must wear penitentiary stripes in
the future.
The fishing schooner Ethel Maud, of
Boston, reported losing four of the
crew on the homeward trip.
The American Federation of Labor in
session in New York adopted n resolu-
ton denouncing Secretary Carlisle for
alleged violation of the eight-hour law
in the treasury department.
DIR. LeviKeehn was killed and his wife
was fatally injured by the ears near
Milford, Ind.
Harry Hayward was hanged at Min
neapolis for the murder of Miss Cath
crime Cling on December3 3, 1894.
The Indiana, Decatur u Western
road WAS sold to officials of The Cincin-
natl, 1dllllllOH u bdS lou' @hO VIII DC
come a part of that system.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad was sold at public auction at
Topeka, Kan, under decree of The
United States circuit court, to Edward
King. of New York, for $50, O00. 900.
The December returns to the statis-
teal division of the department of ag-
riculture show the condition of winter
wheat OIL December averaged for the
country S1.4 per cent, against 50 last
year
Navigation on the Hudson river closed
for the season. Last year the river re-
manned open until December IS.
Ex-ofiicials of Roscommon county.
Mich, were accused of defrauding the
county to the extent OF $4,000.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
SIIOrt-TOld Tales.

The Tenth district Woman's Christian
Temperance union held a three days
session at Wcllsville.
The st. Charles county court has ap-
pointed February l the date for the
special election of a sheriff.
Jacob Dircly, an old resident of Fay
cite county, aged G5, dropped dead ON
The strccts.uf Louisiana.
Chauncey NJ. Dcpow is pleased that
st. Louis was chosen by the repub-
Iicans for their convention city.
Or. Z. j. Barton died in the lunatic
asylum at Fulton. He was an old bacn-
clor, and leaves an estate of about
S?jO,OOO.
Gov. Stone has appointed X. IL. Tat
low, of Holden, judge of the county
court of Johnson county, vice G. K.
liIndman. resigned.
\. VI. Welt, Il young unmarried man,
was killed by Chicago& Alton freight
train at Alma, Lafayette county. lie
had been "a brakeman ON the train a
short time.
George Rockwell, a mail collector,
blocked the Union Depot railroad
tracks. in 81. Louis, and threatened to
kill Conductor J. +. Compton, and was
fined $50.
William Mcndenhall and wife prOba-
bly, received fatal injuries and their
little daughter was killed by being
thrown from d wagon at Milan. They
were going down Il steep incline when
the team became unnanageable and
ran away. \ piece of the tongue struck
the little girl On the head, completely
tearing her skull away.
In Saline county, in the absence of
the family. thieves robbed Robert
Crews residence of 500 and fired the
dwelling. The fire was put out before
much damage was done.
VI. q. Miller, a farmer, and Miss Mag
gle Shepherd. drove up to the residence
Of Elder j. Il. Gallemore, in Fayette,
in Il buggy, ami while there seated
were made husband and wife.
City Marshal Kemp of Mexico has
been sued for $1,000 by John Bright
(cOlorcdl. who c:G::as that about two
months ago the marshal struck his
son Oliver Bright, with intent to kill.
The cast will come up at the next term
Of the circuit curt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
LATER.


TIE water famine - Altoona. Pa. Is
growing more srr;Dus than ever on ac-
count 81 aIc freezing of all the small
streams. The extensive foundrics OF
the Pennsylvania railroad, employing
300 men. shut down. on The 18th. ovv-
mr. 10 the lack % water. and the Edi>or
Electric Light Co vas also compelled
20 close.
The wcchiy statement Of the New
York city associated banks. for the
week ended Oh Che l%;h. showed the
following changes: Reserve, decrease.
Sl.?u".y"U: loans. increase. 3.l1O.9 800;
specie. increase. Sl:i.9ol; legal ten
dcrs. decrease. Sl.G>4.GIo; deposits. in
crease, 81, 1863, 800; circulation, decrease.
ST.. 300.
y DESPATCH from Cape Coast Castle.
British West Africa. says it is the in
tcntior Of Col. Sir Francis Scott. com
handing the British .Ashantee cxpcdi-
ton. that the campaign shall he I'm
ishcd and the expedition returned tC
the coast within sixty days.
ABoUr the middle OF November not Il
furnace in the Lake Superior iron dis
t'-ct of Michigan Was in blast. AL
ready several have blown in and are
making more iron than ever before.
and i is expected that all will be in
full operation 10y spring.
The delegates representing the
striking engineers of Belfast and the
~iocked-out engineers Of the Clyde have
,-,--l =. -... a.. -
proposed 10y the conference OF employ
ers and employees presided over by
Lord James.
st. JosErHs home. an institution for
foundlingS at Troy. y. Twas burned.
on the 18th, at an early hour: loss.
S25.O0o. The children. - in number.
all under five years of age. were re-
moved safely.
WHILE coasting near his home in
West Brownsville. Pa. on the 18th.
Charles EckicS. six years old. ran under
a passing freight train and was killed.
his body being horribly mangled.
GREAT excitement has been created
in Bucnos Ayres. Argentina. bv the
discovery of rich gold deposits near
-hcLooEd' III "LlCl an american rrm Is
said to be interested.
KING HUMBEET of Italy has signed a
decree calling into active service for
the campaign in Abyssinia the soldiers
of the class of 1s72.
\ REPORT from Rome. on the 18th.
said that Gen. Barateri. commanding
the Italian forces in Abyssinia, had
been recalled.
a POWDER magazine at Arlon, Bel
gian Luxembourg, exploded, on the
l4th, killing seven men.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
II WAR IN CUBA.
Several Engagements FOught-ComplaintI
Against IN English Consul.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Dee. 4, via KEY
West. Fla. Dee. IG.-On November %
the Spanish colonel, Tjeda. with his
guerrilla band. had an engagement with
til" rebel colonel, SanchO Sanchez, and
his regiment at Moncada. in Santa
Marie de Aguero. The Spaniards lost
three killed and ten wounded. and the
insurgents one killed and six wounded.
The gucrrillus afterward took three in
offensive peasants TO Songo as prison
crs of war. who were summarily court
martialcd and shot. This is II of the
many crimes frequently committed
here by the Spanish gucrrilloS.
On tn" 5Uth of November the Span
ish observation-disclosures, Cotriu, ami his
column had an encounter with the
rebel commander. Ahad Reyes. ana his
force OF 100 men near the bridge at
Maja%ua. Il miles from Palma SCrian.
TIE insurgents killed one officer and
four soldiers and wounded - soldiers.
1t is said here to-day in military cir
clcS that the rebel Gen. Rabi. with the
bulk of the army. has had a bloody en-
gHgemcnt with a strong Spanish col
ihill IN l-oS -NNBLON htdI IbilIt. Tx
Spanish troops We're coming from Ba-
yamO.
1t is also said that Rabi has caused
the Spaniards great loss through using
dynamite bombs. No further details
have been received.
The English subjects of this city and
district complain bitterly that their
consul, Mr.. Ramsden, does not seem to
take any interest in their affairs. A
Mr.. Gaury. chief of the Guantanamo
railroad foundry Is, and has been
locked up in the Moro castle for more
than a month, and the consul, it is al
legged. has done nothing in his behalf,
notwithstanding that he knows that
the authorities have not even taken
the preliminary steps in his case, as
they ought to have done long ago.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

The Noble Red Cross Will Go on Its Mis-.
sion of Mercy to Turkey.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 16.-Miss Clara
Barton. famous for her philanthrOpic
work as the president of the National
Red Cross society. delivered a lecture
last night in the Second Universalist
church, on Philanthropy. Miss Bar
ton stated hat invitations to take
charge of the work of succOring the
destitute and starving Armenians came
to the Red Cross society from all
parts of the country. As mcrabcrs
of the Red Cross are always
ready to go to any part of
the world. regardless of personal risk
the invitation had been accepted. She
said: THAT some of us who go to the
wilds of Turkey may never return
goes without saying, but no one of our
field workers was ever known to hest
tate to go anywhere where duty called
him or her."
The speaker explained the mode of
distributing the relief among the
needy. and closed her remarks by say
ing that She would personally super
intend the work.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts
CONGRESSIONAL

The Proceedings Of the first Session.
Bills were. introduced in the senate on the
nth to grant d pension CT $3.50 a month -
the widow of the late secretary Of state,
Gen. ". q. Gresham: to form the Indian
territory into the territory of InGlanOia;
TO d~isfTanchise citizens of the United States
who solicit or accept titles, patents of
nobility or degrees of honor from foreign
nations; to establish postal savings banks.
Senator Morgan spoke on the subject OF
the Behring sea indemnity claims. The
nomination of Rufus II. Peckham, OF New
York, TO be associate justice Of the United
States supreme court was con"IlTmed--..I
the house resolutions were presented call
ing for the correspondence in the Waller
Case, and for lists of pensioners who have
been stricken from the rolls since March 1.
1S92. or reduced.
Senator Cuilom GILL addressed the senate
on the 10th in supper of the Monroe doc
trine. A memorial was introduced for thu
recognition of the bclligerency OF the
Cuban insurgents, and one from the Ma
tional Wool W association asking
Tor higher duties on their product. a bill
was introduced providing for long term
three per cent. bonds for the retirement Of
all demand notes of the United States.
The time in the house was occupied in dis
cussing a resolution by Mr.. Barrett (Mass.)
for the Impeachment of Ambassador
Thomas +. Bayard, who is charged with
having expressed reflections upon this gov
ernments policy and the people OF the
United States in a speech delivered in Ed
fnburg, Scotlands recently. An amend
ment to change the word 'impeach-
ment" to 'censure" was adopted. AG-
Journed to the l2th.
In the senate on the 18th Senator Cock
rell presented the memorial of the Kansas
City board of trade asking congress to
grant belliGerent rights 10 Cuba. Senator
Hill offered his resolution of last session
for the amendment OF the rules, by provid-
ing for ~ClotUrc and the counting Of quo
Iums....The house was not in session.
Bills were Introduced in the senate on
the 18th to increase ali pensions = per cent.
and to establish a school of forestry in
connection with the department Of a"ri-
culture. Il resolution was passed calling
upon the secretary of agriculture for III
formation - to whether he had expended
all or any part of the last appropriation
for the purchase and 4 distribution Of seeds.
Adjourned TO the lGth..-.in the house ey-
Speaker Grow UeP-. I'd.D spoke on the
portion Of the presidents message refer
ring to the tariff ana said that the new law
up to December l had produced a dc-
1iCiency of $l3l ,Up0, COO, while, under protcc-
tive measures, from lhSO to 1873, the rev.
enues had exceeded the expenditures by
81 .3lU,G CO... 900. Bills We're introduced To re-
store the duty on salt and increase the
duty on willow, and to restore the Nc
kinley rates on impOrtatiOns and manu-
features of wool. Adjourned TO the 18th.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

Cornelius y. Bliss carried home from
Washington to New York IL check for
$1,000. signed by Samuel VI. Kcnnard.
president Of the st. Louis business
asSociatiun. which is part of the
price paid for the republican nationa!
convention. With this money Mr..
Bliss will settle the debts of the COM
mittce that came over from the cam
paign Of lS?:. ana aggregate about
that sum. Advances We're made orig
inally by Mr.. Bliss himself to the
amount of nearly s25.OOO: the ccount
of the committee with Sciignan n Co.,
bankers, was ovcrdrawn nearly $4,000,
and Mr., Thomas Dolan. Of PhilalcI-
phia. assumed liabilities to the amount
OF Sl2.uO0.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Rcscuing Imprisoned Miners.

The work of rescuing tine imprisoned
miners in Mine No. u of the kich Hill
Coal Co., at Rich Hill, where the eXplo-
sion occurred. did not come to Il close
I'LL the last unfortunate WAS recovered.
owen Mc@i>. VINO WAS reported to have
Iccp killed, aside from sCEIc severe
burns and bruises, was found to be all
right. Jun Donaldson WAS found dead.
Dick Tones, although rntoIabed for
OYER thlrty-onc hours. was found with
Il 4aint spark ot lii" remaining. lie
was found at Il distance a. half 4 mile
from the mndth Of the m.nc. which is
The largest coai mine in thc state, and
is 10 feet deep.
Fourteen mules were killed, and the
damage To the mine is the worst ever
sustained by Il similar catastrophe in
the Rich Hill field.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

Agents for the Cuban insurgents are
said To tie in st. Louis looking for we'll
drilled men for service in Cuba. Mem
herS Of crack militia companies have
been approached and offered good
money If married, d guarantee mat
their families will be cared for for
two Years accompanies the offer. Iapt.
Roemer. who left st. Louis several
weeks ago. is now in Cuba. and will he
given. so Cuban agents say. command
OF 100 kcntuckians. Young men ard
crack shots. Rocmer's friends say that
when the S~paniards run up against the
captain and his young Kcntuckians
they will soon learn that they are not
fighting Cuban c~anc-cuttcrs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Jack Frnst Shuts OF the .tcam.

ALTOONA. Pa. Dec. 16.-The severe
cold snap has frozen all the small
streams from which the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad has been pumping water. and
the company's shops. employing $500
men. closed yesterday afternoon. The
Duncansville rolling mill, employing
800 men, has shut down for the same
cause.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Charges Against Attorneys.

Charges of a serious character we're
filed i'll the Missouri supreme court the
other day by George ). Grover. assist
ant general attorney of the Wabash
Railroad Co, against Maj. A. W. Null
Inns and {. {. Eiggers, attorneys of
Linncus. The charges are incorporated
i'll an appeal to TIE court to rchear the
ease of llurlbut against the Wabash
Railroad Co.. in which a decision award
ing llurlbut 81, 900 was recently handed
down. In the appeal MIR. Grover makes
allegations that Attorneys Mullins and
Biggcrs, who handled the case for
iiuribut, introduced manufactured evil
dcnce.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
A Temporary Reduction. Owing to Dull,
ness OF Trade.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 16.-The Cen
trial iron works have decided to reduce
the puddlers' wages from So to 81. rs
per ton at their lIeir-street plant. ow-
ing to the dulless in the iron trade,
but have promised 4 restoration as soon
as the situation will warrant.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Died In an Insane Asylum.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. l6.-Hon. William,
Arthur McKeighan, populist ex-con-
gresham from the fifth Nebraska dis
trict. died yesterday morning in the
insane asylum at Hastings.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
\ National OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Men

Il -NUIIUIFuI -tUtI dIIUIIVI NUIUIVVN IIH
was organized at Detroit. Mich, tie
object being to assert opposition to
every species Of injustice perpetrated
upon the race.
T~Eirty-OHe buildings at TitusvilIe.
Fla, were destroyed by lire. the total
loss being $lUu.OJU.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Rev. w. j. Carpenter Resigns.

Rev. W. j. Carpenter asked Presiding
Elder L. Il. Hunter to release him as
pastor Of Centenary Vi. L. church,
south. Nevada and the request has
beer granted. This is due to the re-
cent sensational reports regarding
Rev. Mr.. Carpenter. His church has
throughout stood by him with stead
fast zeal.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
MISSOURI 4 NEWS.
Caught After a Long Chase.

L. T. Parish. formerly cashier Of the
bank al Derrick. Ray county, w.:saTrsst.
ed at Delaware. O.. The other night. by
J. II. Tillotsoa. Il P;u5crroa detective.
Parish iSUrder inGic:mcntin Ear conn
T. Cor receiving deposits fu- 4 bank
which was i~asolrent. lie a~ls-ondcd.
and the bank vs. short S2i.G"o. the
Pinkcrton detectives tracked the gn-
scon0ing cashier tlr"u@h Texas. Ncy-
leo. and finally located him In Della
ware. whcr" he had purchased "a livery
stable and made considerable show o.
wealth. He had Disguised Eilnsrlt. hu;
retained his name. His wife and Gaugk-
ter "-ere almost FRUSTRATED by the eX-
posture. Parish was taken to Newark.
where. after q hearing before The court.
he surrendered himself to the Missouri
authorities. Immediately after Parish
was arrested papers in attachment were
served upon him to O 5000. the
value of some school bonds that diSap-
pearcd with him from the bank.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
One, Wealthy. Died a Palmer,

VIM. Wells. aged Sc. who once made
a fortune in California, Spelt $500. 900
il New York, died in the st. Louis
poorhouse. and wa buried among
paupers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
CULLINGS.
State Capital Removal Question.


The Experimentation to the state
constitution providing for the removal
CT the state capital buildings to Soda
La was argued ut greatlength and sub
miJted 70 the supreme court in banc
the other day. The arguments showed
great care in preparation, and Involved
matters never before PASSED upon by
the Missouri supreme court. Judges
Can't and Burgess absented themselves
from the bench, an incident due, no
doubt. to tue fact that they WI real
estate in jefferson City.
One of the main points at issue is
whether the judiciary has power to
Interfere with the Legislative branch
Of the state government il the matter
! Of submitting amendments 10 the con-
! stitutiGn. IL IS claimed by the Jcffer-
sou City attorneys that the amendment
contains a number of propositions, and
il, full force and difect depends entire
! II upon the future acts of some indi-
y~Iaudl>. The Hedalia lawyers hold that
ii i entirely within the jurisdiction of
the legislative branch to- submit 4 pro-
( v~isiuuII amendment to the coustitu-
ton. On these propositions the argu-
! GIcntS were conducted.
ScdaiIa was represented 10y Hon. j.
, Ii. Bolhwc!I. OF Sedalia. and Judge j.
L.. McNclChan, of St. Louis. As Secre-
tdry of State LcSucur is the Uihsial
Sought to be cnjoiGed. Attorney-Gien-
cr;si Walker appeared in his behalf.
Hon. l.. {. kraUthOff, of Kansas City,
and Mayor Edwin Silver of jefferson
City appeared Tor jefferson City.
Missouri University Lectures.
The STATE university normal depart
nvht has completed arrangements for
I series 81 lectures TO be delivered be-
fore the students of this class which
differ from any which have ever yet
been heard in this institution. The
first was heard the other day from
President K. IL. Jesse. Other lectures
VIII be heard from Miss Mary McCul-
luch, uf 81. Louis, on the PHILOSOPHY
of the kindcrEartens;' DIR. Frank Nc
hurry. of the Normal university of
Illinois. on the so-calIed 'llcrbartian
Doctrine of Concentrations; Prof. j.
[. llisey, principal of Scarrit school,
Kansas City. on Methods of Teaching
Children I,eading. Writing and Num-
Der" \ lecture may be delivered by
Chancellor W. ii. Payne, of the Pea
body normal school at Nashville. Tenn.
The lectures are in charge of Prof. j.
l.. I;lanton, dean Of the normal depart
mcnt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Says He Recognized Their Voices.

John Pollock. aged 20. and Charles
Thorpe. aged is. living near Mountain
View. Howell county. are said to be the
young men who held up Station Agent
Skinner at Mountain View and secured
a pocket-hook containing SI72. The
young men Wore handkcrchicfs over
their faces. hut Skinner recognized
their voices. They were arrested.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

The nei"hborhpod around Robert
sons Mills. Stone county. i cou>idera-
bly, excited on account of a maniac who
is running wild through the woods.
The crazy mans name is John Gonty.
lie went insane a week ago from the
effects OF 4 blow on the head with a
piece of timber while cutting wood.
He went to the house. laid down his
AK by the hac; door and wandered
away. He has rnamed for miles around
the country. rcinaiainr hidden in the
heavy timber except When driven ont
hv hunger; then he will stclithily ap-
preach -rTI' farmhouse. fir. assuring
himself ;i'at ;Hr :nrn are dissent. and
lcm;nd fool. GA several occasions he
hes frightened wumc and children D.;
his insane ats aui threats.