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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-04-11


resistance
But Winerow, king as he WAS among
his men, had to succuub at last and
what armed force could not do the
bright eyes and pretty face of maiden
accomplished
Mabel Craythorne was the only child
OF the richest stoekgloW,r of the settle
ment. Her father had suffered severely
by The marauding outlaws and WIS
still suffering from n bad wound before
he gave up IN despair
But one day W1ngrow caught SIGHT
Of Mabel, and he did not escape without
injury.
Knowing that his life was safe white
his men remained to avengo him. he
boldly called at the house of old Cyrus
Craythorne and made proposal
He offered to cease troubling the SET
Element and to protect them from other
outlaws provided Mabel should become
his wife
The indignant reply of the old man
did not abash him in the least, and lie
took his departure. saying that be would
expect their answer in one month 5
time.
Gooroe Mahl}a was only q moor bnrds
man of her fathers. but he was true
hearted and brave. They learned Ia love
each other, but AS vet it was a secret
from the father
George mustered up courage at the
outlaw threat and asked the hand Of
his employer 5 daughter
As soon AS his a.touIshment vonla
permit Mr. GIaythorue babe him he
gone, adding that if he would break no
the band Of de-neradoes hes mlsbt then
renew his PROPOSAL.
The youup folks MANAGED tn me-,
and out Of tlleir despair grew a setiI..I
uIan
Asa first move Mabel one davmopnt
ed her horse and rode down TIM. crock
When once havond SIGHT Of .ne house.
her animals head WAS Turned toward
the hin, where stood the outlaw strong
hold
Approaehine il, she rode more slow
Is and norv,,i horsclf for tho rltI.
Good mornn. miss. " the ontlaw
bowed "How 5 the fami!y?"
Quite well. thank Won. MIR YIN
grow. | lelievrs"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-04-11
E. FRANK GOES
ZERS

Now is a good time to buy Fertilizers AID haul home
We sell you Fertilizers cash prices and take your beans
your potatoes your oats your hogs and beet paying YOU
highest market prices for the same
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-04-11
Note Our Prices on Fertilizers.

Seeding Down. Ready Pay $1,000. Nov Isl, $780,
Standard Hill & Drill. 1900 ANN
We give special high grades at $50 90 and s3l 90
Reasons why you can save monev by
buying Fertilizers of US:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

2.0co men and 1900 women and children
daily. This. ne declared. produced an
expense list OF so day for bread anu
80 a day for coffee and so month 10.
gas His relatives and friends saio ,h.'
no would ruin himself In the undf r'akng.
but instead Of this. II was only sno,'
time when the influence OF the HOY
Shirt EXPANDED. and contributions came
pourlng IN from all quarters Of the earth
some from Japan and Germany ana otner
foreign countrfes-and more than &',W
WAS soon realized 10 he applied TO the
carc OF the homeless IN New YORK CITY.
Mcssrs. Merritt and Simpson were az
sisted IN these services by Rev. Mr.. Nj
GENT. who is In charge OF the Broad
street Mission. The former left the city
AT midnight for the South. but Rev. MI.
Simpson will be here to-day. when there
VIII he three services at this meeting
house. At 1890 O'Clock this morning the
tonic for discussion will be The Second
Coming OF Christ" at $50 Il. NJ. "Divine
Healing" and AT o'clock tonight THE
Evanselization Of the World" Large au-
dlcnces attended the meetings yesterday.
There was one profession of faith, and
many requests for prayer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
TUE PRIMARY ~ HENRICO TODAY
Deep Interest Felt I'm Some OF the
Contrsts-Thr Road Question.

The Democratic primary for the nomi-
nation Of county officers in Hcnrico takes
place to-day. The interest IN the various
contests is at fever-hcat, and excitement
among the candidates and their friends
runs high.
The County Democratic Committee met
Yesterday and distributed the tickets TO
be used to-day. Arrangements were also
made for the returns TO be sent In TO
the courthouse tonight The Judge Of
each precinct will attend TO delivering
them. and Secretary of-the- Committee
Lew RUSSELL will be at the courthouse
10 receive them.
II appears that two tickets ere brinc
circulated in Fairfield District. The Dis
patchvas shown one yesterday which, ri
first glance. would look 10 be the official
ballot but comparison shows that the
name OF one OF the candidates has been
left on of 1t. The name is on the ballot
printed by the committees direction.
special meeting Of the Narina Farm
crs' Club. "a potential organization
OF the district, was held at the residence
of Mr. A. T.. Brewer Monday for the pur-
pose OF discussing the road question. The
members of the club have become con
WINGED that the present System of road
| improvement II 1tu'dHN N'ltNNlNr anu
| should be changed. AS II IL now the
| teams doing the work are the property OF
| the township and are located at central
| part Of the district. 1t was manifest that
! il Is impraCtcable to attempt To do the
work with the teams thus located. astthe
| drive to and from the work must neces-
| sarIly De too long. These facts led To the
! unanimous adoption of the following reso-
! luton, which may have some bearing on
! the election to-day:
"Rcsolved That we. the members Of
! the Varina Farmers club. are in favor Of
/ dispOsing Of the teams owned by the
township. and are in favor Of letting the
work on the public highways by con-
tract TO the lowest bidder or by employ
ing farmers who reside in the vicinity
where the work Is to be done. We. the
undersigned. pledge ourselves for those
! candidates only for the office Of Super
visor who are in favor of the above reso-
| mtiOns."
This was signed by nearly every mem
Der and visitor present and was endorsed
AT n meeting Of Democrats held just after
/ ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
ROANOKE RAPIDS COMPANY.
Importnut Meeting Held ut Weldon
CnInrcI Girl Turned to Dcnth.

WELDON. y. C., March T.-(Special)
The directors OF the Roanoke Rapids
Power Company held an interesting
meeting here last night. Among those
present were W. NJ. Iiabliston, of Peters
burg. president: Charles Cohen, OF Pc
;ersburg: j. Armstrong Chanler. OF New
York; c. r. Maxwell, Of New YORK
Major Emry, and others. business oi
importance To the company was discu'S-
ed The gentlemen engaged In the enter
prise are all men OF energy, and they
are making rapid Roadway at then
works.
4 little coIored girl, years old. daugh-
ter Of Sarah Tucker, a woman who cam,
here from brunswick county, Va, seVe'
raj years ago, was burned 10 death last
night. IL is the same Old story. The
mother Of the child is n cook. and leii
the girl in the house with another child
The older one was filling lamp, and
the younger one struck match and APP
plisd it to the oil An explosion followed,
and the little girl was so badly burned
that she died this morning
SENATOR RANSOM'S PURCHASE.
1t is rumOred that ex-senator Ransom
has purchased the entire Mush Island
farms here This is the richest land II
this section. and is owned by the heir'
OF Colonel ~ NJ. Long. Senator Ransom
is here to-day. and it IS said that tn
deal will be completed.
A meeting of the citizens Of Weldon II
called for next Friday afternoon to TAKE
steps toward the building Of bridg'
across Roanoke river. 1t Is greatly neec
ed. Visitors from Northampton usual,
drive TO the railroad bridge and wall
over. But now II is said that the Sea
board Airline will tear up the walkwaI
and that persons will not be allowed Il
use the bridge as a thoroushfare.
The work of removing the southern
end Of the car-shed here will begin ia ;
few DAYS, IL Is said.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
DEATH or MASTER u. PAUNELL.
Laid to Rest in the Old Family
uurxinu-CrOund-E Club.

WASHINGTON, VA, March T.-tSpe
cial)-On yesterday morning our com
munity was terribly shocked and deeply
distressed to learn that Barron. the IL
year-old son Of Mrs. Julia Parnel had
died during the night before. 1t is true
he had been sick for several days. Dut
even this fact was not generally known.
HIS faithful physician. Or. I. l.. Bootoh'
had been treating his case for inilamma'
tory rheumatism. II seems, however,
that the little fellows constitution had
been SO thoroughly weakened from the
use of cigarettes that II was unable IN
resist the pressure of an additional as
ease. His unexpected death has saddenc'
many hearts. He was next TO the young
est of a large family Of children, ana IN
some respects was, perhaps, the most
dutiful and devoted Of them all. In the
absence of Rev. NJ. A. Davidson, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, the funeral
was conducted at his mothers home by
Rev. r. Atwell Tucker, pastor OF the
R8rtist church, after which tho remains
of the unfortunate lad were carried 10
tho old home, In the county, and there
ccrsIrned ito the house appointed ior
all the living.
Sheriff Charles H. I.illard left for Rich
mond on yesterday with John I. Diisin,
for the penitcntiary. Dulsin. II VIII bc
remembered, was convicted In the County
Court here not long since, and sentenced
for a term of five years.
The Fauquier Fox-Hunting Club Is ex-
pocted here to-day. and the sportsmen
will no doubt. have a merry time
Mr.. II. NJ Miller. the popular Superin'
terdcnt of Public schools for this county
is I'm Washington. ID. G.. this week.
Miss Maud Clarke. of Front Royal, Is
visiting our town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

The ladies Of Barton heights. with a
view TO raising money for the b'nellt
% the Fire Company OF the Heights, VII
edit and publish one issue OF the Barton
Heights Progress. This special issue viii
make it's appearance on March 18th. ana
will he "A large, siXteen-pagc paper, nlled
with news. sketches. short stories, poems,
and editorials all written exclusively by
women. No masculine finger IL 10 be
allowed IN the pie under any considera-
ton whatever.
Tris Is the first time In Virginia that
women 40 masculine finger is To he
Prise. though they have done 80 with
remarkable success in other States.
The ladies who are in charge OF the
work are: Mana ger-Mrs. y. J.. Lorraine.
assisted by Mrs. j. +. Turpin and Mrs.
q. A. Minor Eiltors-Mrs. James \.
Barton. Mrs. A. y Groser. ard Mrs. W.
l.. Wise. Local editor-Mrs y. &. Will
kins. assisted by half dozen young
ladies' who will act as reporters. The
advertisement department Is in charge OF
Mrs j. y. GaIlck. assisted by Mrs. John
T.. Rose, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Redd. and
others Mrs. w. *. Bacle is treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
LYNCHBURG's VIOLET WEDDING.
A Lcntrn Bridal Party Who Pre-
scented n Unique Appearance.

LYNCHBURG, VA. March 2i.-(Spe-
cial) 1.-The social event OF the Lenten sea-
son was the marriage here to-day Of Mr.
Charles Hudson and Miss jamie Vaughan.
The. marriage took place at the First
Presbyterian church. and long before the
hour Of noon, the time set for the cere-
mony, the sacred edfice was crowded
with LynchburS's society folks.
The church was beautifully decorated
The chandeliers were all covered with
violet decorations. as II was a violet we'd
ding. The altar was an immense bank OF
green. and the inside OF the chance was
a profusion of palms and tropical plants;
while the soft rays OF many vioet-shaded
lamps furnished a fitting illumination to
the happy event.
Promptly on the stroke Of | the
bridal party entered the church in the fol-
lowing order: Mr. w. J. Seabury, with
Miss Jerdone, OF the University Of Vir-
ginia Mr.. Robert o. Horton. with Miss
Mamie Estis, Of Lovingston; Mr.. a. W..
Lucado, with Miss Sallie Walker; Mr.. w.
G. Pierson. with Miss Turner. OF West
Virginia. Mr. J. o. Harvey. OF Lynch
burg with Miss Mamie Vaughan. sister
Of the bride, and Mr.. G. r. Vaughan. with
her maid OF honor-Miss Cora Bransford-
entered with her brother. Mr.. u. Estes
Vaughan.
Her regal beauty Was shown OF u
splendid advantage hv a charming suit
OF a hcliotrope novelty goods, trimmed
with velvet of the same color. She was
met at the altar-rail by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. r. +. Il. Freer.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. r. Hall. j.. D., and the party. In re-
verse order. left the church and repaired
to the depot where Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
took the train for Niagara, via Rich
mond and New York.
The young ladies' and gentlemen COM
posing the party presented very novel
and unique appearance when they en-
tered the church. The ladies were all
dressed alike in helotrope organizes, wore
white Leghorn hats. with gloves. shoes,
and parasols OF the same color. The
vroomsmen wore three buttoned cuta-
ways, light pants. white gloves, and white
cravats.
The ushers were Messrs. Sidney Kelly.
W. r. Penick. ~ -. Eller. q. r. Estis,
J. T.. Vaughan. OF Richmond. and John
~ Otcy.
The groom is one Of the leading drug
gists OF the city. and the bride Is one Of
our most beautiful and popular young
ladies' She was the recipient Of many
handsome presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
THtNTUN & PATTON FtiiI nv.
Creditors Divided Into Sis f'"ss~s-
Academy Of Medicine.

DURHAM, n. C., March 21.-(Special) J.
Further particulars have been obtained
in regard to the failure OF Messrs. ThaX-
ton & Patton. Mr. ". ID. Hester was
made trustee. and they conveyed all their
stock of goods. accounts OF every sort.
and what real estate is owned by Mr.
Thaxton in town. In the first class Of
creditors Is included all the expenses in
cident to assignment.
In the second class 500 each 10 J. j.
Thaxton and j. X. Patton, and home
stead to Thaxton out of real property
Third cla's: Fidelity Bank. note Of 500
endorsed by $ J. Hester. and another for
Si>5 by J. J. Pool security.
Fourth class: Note OF 400 t. Mrs. Thax.
ton; note for 500, to Mrs Emma Smith :;
note to :. Il. Darlington for 81 32S A.; note
to r.. J. Jones for so. note 10 j. X.
Shambley for 800. and note to J. \.
Malone. ylO0; and such amounts as are
due W. T. Darlington SlJl.7D and W. j.
Griswold $50. and such sums as are due
: \. Dixon, interest 10 be paid on each
class just as the principal.
Fifth class: To all Other creditors alike.
sixth: Surplus To be- paid 10 ThaXtOn q
Patton.
At a meeting OF the Academy OF Med.-
cine last night resolutions were passed
expressing It's appreciation OF the watts
Hospital. which has been donated 50
generously to the citizens Of Durham by
George w. Watts; that IT was much
needed charity; and that it appreciated
the fact that the medical and surgical
department OF the hospital is under its
control. They approved heartily the APP
preparation OF <lUJ per month by the city
The Executive Committee OF the Board
II Trustees of the hospital have adopted
rule By which only patients from the
town OF Durham are 10 be admitted To
the charity wards, and no incurables IL
be taken In the charity wards. The mini
mum charge for patients is TO be s. per
week.
The Trinity-Durham baseball team will
play a match game with the Wake Forest
College team at Trim! Park Thursday
evening next
Revival services at Trinity Methodist
| church will commence tonight. Hev
| Il. r. Hall, pastor. assisted by Rev DR.
Morris. of Birmingham Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Personals and iiricfs

MIR. Charles J. Billups received tele-
rrauhIc order Yesterday for coffin feet
long for a man who died at Toano. va.
Mr.. william 7. Kelley. OF 60s north
TUenty-second street, who has been criti-
caliy III for the past two weeks. is i'm
proving
The sociable at Emmanuel Baptist
church tonight promises 10 be de
lichtfuI affair. There will be some *
cellent music.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company
have moved into their new Office AT liz
cas-, Main. and the officers are very
comfortably quGrtered.
Mrs. NJ. T. Pickard. who has been
spending the winter with her son, Mr..
& ID. lie Grande. of Alexandria, Va,
has returned home much improved in
health
II js said that Rev. W. w. Browne
will reply TO the attack made upon him
Lv John Mitchell In the meeting held In
the Second African Baptist church Tues
day night.
At the request OF n party OF Philadel-
phia ladies Rev. John Jasper has con-
scented to preach his famous sermon on
morning.
Mr. Barney Wertheim. who has been
identified with the clothing trade OF Rich-
mond for about twenty years. VIII leave
Sunday for New York, TO engage In busi-
ness there.
Isaiah Williams (colored) has been
adjudged insane by commission COM
posed u Magistrates G. a. Bowles' g.
w Thomas. and James T. Lewis. OF
Henrico. and will BE- taken TO the State
Hospital al Petersburg. ,-s s,
Mr. J. r.. Pleassnts OF DanviIle, ar
rived In the city Tuesday with his ply
sican.. Dr L.. Il. Harvie. and DR.. Nc
CURE operated on him for cancer Ut the
head, The head was opened. and the
formation removed. This Is the third
time that tho delicate operation has been
performed. and each time 1t has been
successful. The patient IL doing nicely
and VIII soon be able 10 return 70 his
fcme. - - ~ 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

UOIN SPIRIT MEETINGS.
Interesting Services at the Hroad-
street Mission Yesterday.

There were two very int resting meet
iurs ~ the Brr1d-Strc Mission. No. az
east Broad street. Yesterday. At 800
O'Clock ia the afternoon Kcvs. stephen
Merritt and y. Il. Simpson. ~ y " York.
ana Rev. J ". Pratt. Of Milwaukee,
made addresses on the subject Of the
Hoiy spirit They brought strong arsu-
nn.nts TO show thai distinctive BENEFITS
were derived from communion with IA
Holy Ghost. and gave numerous bits OF
iut,rs ting personal experience.
AZ o'clock last night Rev. Messrs.
Simpson ana Merritt discussed sanctiiica-
ton and incidentally touched upon th'
influence OF the Holy Spirit In this con-
rec'ion Mr. Merritt especially dwelt
upon the need Of this factor In religion
for perfect faith and growth IN good
works re said that he was as differ mt
urW since D.. had partdken OF the Holy
i.r.' from what he was before as he
So. after he Wls converted from what
n- was before hc received Christ IN his
hrsrt. Nr Merritt said that when tn
holy SGlrt entered a soul or commu-
lltN Il took Possession OF it. and he LOOK
90 f,r splendid results In Richmond from
the approaching Holy Spirit convention.
re urged o desire Tor sanctitlcation. and
gave many beautiful Illustrations OF the
meaning - that term. lie spoke at some
irnGih = mi sion conducted by him in
n ~ York city. which fed and housed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ~. 1888.
.nt,Iuun

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ~. 1888.
ARRIVED.
steamship wyanose, Bo,r. New York. msr.
cnandise and passengers, neotse ". Alien 4
schooner Ida J. Lewis, so,ners. Chsriesion.
phosphate rock; Atlantic a virginia fertiIiIpg
Scnooner J. z. simmons, Doughty. NorIolI !:
light TO Curtis Parker
Barge Alliance. Philadelphia, coal; $. ID.
HAYES a ca.
Barre Rose Hsssn. Tiec, IhI,dsIphi,. coal;
s. n. Halves a 20.
SAILED
steamship Wyanoke, Bos,. No" YORK. 'ner.
obAndise and passengers, George W. Alien
steamer Pocahoa,ss. Doyo. Norfols. ms.
chand;se ana passenger irv.n WsssG, ~
perintondent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Miscn TO- ls''
(by telegraph
ARRIVED.
American steamship City Of Tara. We, fosf'
British steamship Ealing. "aiye-oh
British steamship Greenbref' ion'o"
Schooner A. A. shaw. FAT pVof
Schooner Eva Is. Dopglis'. "a ein'
Schooner X. 4 4. iisrgrayes. fTO'hcn's'
SAILED
British steamship Ealing. Liverpool
schooner 1. '. BeoDes, Is -lo1.
| Barge Kingston New YORK.
PORT OF WEST POlSr. n'H's2s b'@
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyllle. Murphy. Baltimore -"
| sengeIs and general cargo
| SAILED.
steamship Danvilie. Murphy ba'hmo'e' y"
sengers ani general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
ROCKY MOUNTS TOBACCO SALES.
Prevnicncy of Pneumonia or Grip
Personal md Other Notes.

PreVnlcncy of Pneumonia or Grip
Personal md Other Notes.
ROCKY MOUNT, ". c.. March ~
(Special.)-It is estimated that about 50
per cent, OF the tobacco for this market
has been sold The sales for the past
season will very nearly reach 100000
pounds. OF this there are in the prizeries
here about 100000 pounds. In Nash
county preparations are Icing made for
the usual crop. while In Edgecombe the
uuantity will be greatly increased.
Pneumonia or grip IL prevalent. and
several of our prominent citizens are
down with IT, Among the number Is
Mr.. c. C.. Cooper. Of the tobacco firm OF
Gravely & Cooper.
Mr.. r.. H. Griffin is very sick. suffering
from the effects OF an injury TO his hip
sustained several months ago. Owing "a
his advanced age his recovery has never
been expected.
DR.. ID. w. Bullock, OF Wilmington. one
OF North Cardinals leading physicians
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
w. Bullock. DR.. Bullock has just re-
turned from POSTGRADUATE course al
the New York Polytechnic School.
The Healy Company gave an en-
teftainment at the Academy last night iol
the beIieih OF the Queen City Orchestra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Hayemeyer md searIcs Case.

WASHINGTON. March Elm Criminal
Court No. 2 this morning. Nathaniel VII
son. attorney for Havemeyer tni John a.
Soarles. made "A motion 10 advance for
trial the cases against them Dor refusing
10 answer certain questions tyked by the
Senate Sugsr-Trust investt gator. M
Wilson said II was imperative II Mr.
Havemeyer's business intsrests that his
trial should take place before April 18th.
Dlstrict-Attorncy Birnoy could not
promise to set date before that timc,
but Judge cole said he would give NJ
Birney "A week in which 10 fix a specified
date.
Mr.. BIrney announced his intention a.
trying the cases against the SugaG-Tfust
officials. stockholders, and newspaper
men consecutively no trials ~ other cases
intervening between the iirs, and the last
of these
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Indignant BnsiDcss-Men.

GRE. cNSBORO'. y. c., March 2.-fSpe
,ial)-A great deal of excitement was
manifested here this morning. when the
news reached here about III" mortgage
clause OF the act recently passed reSu-
lating assignments. businessmen are
very indignant, and a president OF one OF
our ba nks told your correspondent that ne
had 5000 which had been sent him by
friend out OF the state to place here
and he will send IL back at once. This law
will certainly work hardships upon both
borrowers and lenders OF money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
G.r al, n state "s.Uorie. Denied.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE Post makes
dsniai, upon semi-off!ciaI authority, or me
report that a contest has sprung up be-
TWEEN the Berlin and 81. Petersburg govt
esnments IN icouseqyence Of the nomina,
ton Of Prince Won Radolin to sueceed
General Won wcrder Us German Ambassn'
Tor to Russia. Upon the same authority
ths. Post also deni- s the rumor that ns
Gxar has Abandoned his contemplated zap
20 Rerjb,s An Nay The 4antSis. sthe sss!f
~ x tH IN h 81 qsxsa I'D XaS2xl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

The statement male yesterday that
DR.. Croxton had certified to the Governor
that Morris Hopkins was Of unsound
mind was In error. and DR.. Croxton
thinks was misleading The certificate
was worded as follows:
II regard Morris Hopkins as a man Of
a very low order Of intellect He doe.
not fully comprehend the enormity OF his
crime or It's consequences