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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
FRISCO REORGANIZATION.
The Sale of the Road VIII Take
Place ON June IT.

Topeka, Kas.. u 5.-(speclal) ]. W.
Gleed, attorney for Kansas for the re-
ceivers OF the st. Louis & San Francisco
railroad, returned to Topeka yesterday
from an absence Of several weeks in New
York. where he has been engaged upon
business connected with the reorganization
of that company. To the correspondent
for the Journal Mr.. Gleed said this morn
ing: =,
San Francisco railroad Is progressing
smoothly and rapidly. When Judge Cald-
well signed the final decree he expressed II
as his wish that the new company, which
will be the purchaser, should take posses
sion of the property on July I. Everything
Indicates that this can be done and the sale
will take place June q. The plan OF the
considerably and everything indicates that
the new company will have easy sailing:
The old st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Company would have been solvent but for
It's outstanding obligations on the Atlantic
& Pacific and Wichita q Western. OF
course these obligations are wiped out by
the foreclosure. a. are also . number o.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

1t is imperative that cirrsymen follow
the form used below and write plainly, II
Howard Memorial Methodist Episcoph
| church. Springfield avenue and cherry
street-Rev. Dr. $. Warner Will prcach ~
II a. m. on The R!essedncss Of ths Peace.
at 3 y. III,
Linwood Presbyterian church-Rev. j. a,
+. McGaw, pastor. Morning, sermon 10
boys on Traps Evening, sermon on IL
~ucation Of Israel"
Second Presbyterian church, corner rhir'
tenth and Central streeis,ltev, H.. u,
Jenkins; r z, IN r ssb,rc, 81 sfT mornins a. ser n
mon. "The EElo,gnenss Of Paul" Evsp,nE
subject. The New Woman Sunday school
at $50 a. IN Y. +. $. c. L. at ! p m.
George i. Norton will conduct the serv-
Ices on sunday evening ut 5 o'clock.
Gospel hall. 1919 Walnut strcct-The reg.
Yer q o,s sH%R"y viii iyf Se ia fSSPwyll ll' m"T'IWvF Wis., At
street and Tracy avenue-Pastor J ),
Morning subject, Entire sanstincation a
warfare Evening subject, Man. on the
Restored Earth After. the Flood sunday
indepenience Avenue Methodist t:pIsco-
nai ChurchnThe pastor Rev Dr. W a;
Grand Avenue Methodist. ,EElscopaI
p TP"'Sn! At, oRsalso'eGHT' p. m N. i H''' Srst oS "
series OF. four sermons on -Four .Resctting
FRS, Christian c~hurch-Rev, W. i. Rich
spssS vii, p pl.ash On IN ~! !wo mSrn,"F kl ins nnS;
IN ,hr eyaGnh!ni ne si,nA"y sGh1o' e VII
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN church, corner Tenth
street and inliana av,nuemRey, F
at s:t5 a. m: Y. i, S. Z. Il. al IN m.
m ss'os sdr GSpr: ais e cs ani i f.sia., .,I nsf'n.
Firss cSnFrs failonai Saaras, corner
Rev. Or, Henry Hopkins, Will preach in NE
morning on Ways of knowing Truth"
hmm Imme1 MpIi Es S after ,se iEs yannv the fsry 5sera,
$50 o'clock. Subject. Hunger OF the soul
Selected music by the choir.
and AZ h SgSis aS,,isss" ip1rH'SPP j. T +, Ro f,r1s'
let o. sermon. "Ths Elimination or Fear
street.Rev. Mr.. ~Greenwald; OF, Kansas
The pastor. Key. Dr. j. W. Love. No even
ing service, sunday school at 9ij n, IN.
Up. S, g. y. at ! p m:
Ninth street-Meetlngs every night except
Saturday at 7:i5 O'Clock, John Morat, the
Scotch evangelist, and Others will conduct
Sixth Ward Methodist church mission.
sls Independence avenue,Rey. j., T. Dew,
y. m. a song service will precede the ser
First Lutheran church. corner Fourteenth
pastor, Professor W. II. Dana. OF War.
o, C~hnutauqua. lecturer, Will preach
viii deliver the illustrated sermon in series
on women of the Bible in the evening,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
Personal.

c. j. Roberts, New York. is at the
Coates.
II. =. ChIslcy, sioux city, Il at the
=. l.. EustIs. Chicago, Is at the Coates,
J. p. Mcllard, Hot Springs, is at the
Coates.
" j. Wells, Macomb, Ill, IS at the
Coates.
j.. \. Monroe. omahn, is at tn, Coates,
n ,. Eichclbcrgrr, Middl"town, o., Is At
the Coates,
W. y, Dniinc. neloIt, is at the Coates.
Beck Jones. -. Louis. Is Mt the Coates.
p II, Latham, United states coast sur
vcy, Is at the Coates,
Lieutenant H. ". smith, United States
army, IL at tn" Coates.
w. ". Judson and wife, Of Oakland, Cal.
are guests OF the Midland.
the he Miiai sG"'o''' u '0''0 stopping Al
H. IL Vincent. Of san Francisco. CAT, is
a guest OF the Midland.
prominent lawyers Of Lincoln, Neb., are
stopping NJ the Midland,
Fred Fenchler and W. W futile. of III
Paso. Tex. are stopping at the Midland,
J, W. Perry. Albany. Mo. is at the New
r. r, Belly, Valparaiso. Ind. is at the
S. r.. Price, riattsburS, Mo, is at the
n. +, rankey. Topeka Kas'. is at the
VI. J.. Robinson. Denver. is at the New
Albany.
Major =, W; Randolph, wh9 is in charge
Riley, is at the Midland. lie will attend
the Loyal Legion banquet at the Midland
this evening,
]. a. Tuttle. Denver. Col. is at the
Hotel Victoria.
J.. \, woolley, Omaha, is at the Hotel
Victoria.
John j. Cooper, Las Animas. Cal, Is at
the Hotel Victoria.
NJ. c. brown; st. Paul, MINI. Is at the
Hotel Victoria.
Writ Brentin. Willsvilie, Pa. Ia at the
Hotel Victoria.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
SCHOOL OF REVIEWS

10Th aud Mr';cc sis., Kansas Ciiy. Ma.
SUMMER TERM OF Il weeks viii begin
June :. 1886 sessions from s TIL II a M.
TENT looks same AZ In city schools.
Specially low rates 10 pupils OF city
school intermediate grades.
INSTRUCTORS:
]. MORRISON, principal, formerly prin-
Clpal OF schools In NauvoO, H., Huntington.
la, and elsewhere, O.. NJ. RANDALL, az
slsinnt principal, president ~ National
BUSINESS college. Kansas city. Mo, teach
etc. Mrs. \. *, TEIiis2I.L, graduate of
Iowa university and OF Ann Arhor, Mich
teacher of higher English. German ani
Latin. NJ. ISABEL. INGALLS,, OF
iioston. Mass. teacher Of vocal and IN
strumentnl music, making q specially 20
son, gradual of Kansas city high -choo..
teacher OF PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

minor contracts which We're losing con-
tracts to the old company"
In reply to the question whether the
Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe Compan.
would be In any wise Interested In the
new Frisco Company, Mr.. Gleed said;
NO. the Santa Re will have no interest
whatever In the Frisco road after July
!. I believe the Frisco will do much bet
ter as an Independent. line. No doubt. how
ever, the relations between the Frisco and
the Santa Fe will remain friendly. Tho
new Frisco Company will he chartered un.
der the laws of Missouri as the old COM
pany was. The officers nj the new com
pany have not been elected as yet"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
Executive BOARD M..das.

The executive board Of the local union Of
Endeavor will meet In the par
iors of the Young Womep's Christian As
ISOLATION. 100 Grand avenue. on Monday
state convention will be present and bring
before the meeting the coming convention
to be held in Kansas City, kas., or June
The theme will be. what Can We DO to
Keep Up the spiIit of Endeavor During
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
v. ". G. 4. In worLinr Order.

Ten days have elapsed since the organi-
zation Of the Young Men Christian Assoc
citation of Kansas City, Mo-, and those ten
days have seen a wonderful change in the
new quarters. and to-day they are ready to
take up the work where It was interrupted
by the necessity. of moving. The gymna-
SUM apparatus has all been set up In the
SUM, and the baths were completed last
evening. and to-day are ready for use. To-
morrow afternoon at I O'Clock the regular
the address will be by 8. A. Voorhees,. who
is the chairman OF the committee Of man;
Invitation Is extended to all to visit the
new quarters and see what the association
has there. n especially TO all men to at
tend the service on Sunday afternoon.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
A LETTER FROM srkINLEy.
Received by the President OF the
Eighth Ward Republican Club.

Some time ago the Eighth Ward Repub-
lican Club sent Major Mckinley u set Of
cngrossed resolutions and a letter as a tes-
iimonial of Its regard for the great pro-
tectionist, President J. c. Reynolds re-
ce!ved the reply Yesterday:
Canton, o.. May %. 1891.
Nj J. G. Reynolds, President Eighth
Ward Republican Club. Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Sir;-Your kind letter of the 18th
inst. Is received. ! am also In receipt Of
the artistic copy. of the resolutions adopted
by the club. Please convey to the mem
bers OF the organization my deep sense OF
for their expression of conh-
dence and friendship. Yours very truly,
civilian MKINLEY."
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
BLACKLIsTING UNLAWFUL.
william DrummOnd Given St.55O
Damages Against the Evansville
Il T'crrc unutc HALLWAY.

Vincennes, Ind. June 5-The jury In the
case OF william Drummoni against the
Evansville 4 Terre Haute railway gave 4
verdict of 1850 in favor of the plaintiff,
prummond was a conductor on this road,
but lost his job at the time OF the Debs
strike. since which time the p~laintlff al
legged that he has been unable to get EN-
ployment because Of the fact that he is
blacklisted. This l. the second time dam,
ages for blacklisting have been Above in
the United States. The other case was de-
cided on January 80, 1896, in Florida,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

Charles II. Moss. of Maysville. DeKaib
county. No., was at tn. city hall yester-
publican nomination for state auditor. His
card Is OF a goodly size, ON one side there
is a picture OF himself, and on the other
An address signed by u large number OF
citizens of DeKalb coun,y, giving a number
of Mr.. Moss good qualities. and reasons
why he is especially fitted for state aud
ifoP-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

Among the railroad officials who were in
the city yesterday were L.. W. Wakely,
general passenger agent OF the burlington.
and =. S. Eustes, of the burlington ut Chi
cage; j. Francis. of Omaha, and W j. &.
Kenyon. of ST, Paul, all connected with
ton route
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
bob stone Candidate for sheris.

Deputy Sheriff r. 8, Stone. more famIl-
Iarly known as bob" stone. Is working
sheriff; In . day or 50 he viii be distrib-
opponent-whoever he is-plenty 10 do next
fan. He was a deputy under W. 9. Sit
lington, and has been John T.. O'Eeill's
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
When Baby was sick. We gave her castoria
When sho was a Child. she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she bad Children. abe gsvethem Castorls.
No Action by Fircmen.

The Firemen's union was TO have held Q
special meeting last night at the hall at
Line. but owing to the meeting of Anchor
union the hremen did not hold a formal
oet.leni 10 's enable mee' ths %smb.a as'G 10 ssdteh,a ~
the meeting OF Anchor union. The bremen
Will hold a special meeting Monday night.
pected TO be present,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
WILL LEAVE THE SANTA FE.
d. u. RoblnsOn Accepts the Presidency
Of the 81. Louis Il san Fran
cisco Halfway.

New York, June I'D. II. Robinson, vice
president OF the Atchlson. Topeka & Santa
Fe railway, has accepted the presidency OF
the st. Louis 4 San Francisco road.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
To-dny's Programme.
For Adjournment N..t Moaday.

Washington, June 5.-Ar. .Aldrich, from
the committee on rules OF the senate. has
offered a resolution In the senate for the
adjournment Of congress on Monday next
at p. m. The resolution was referred to
the APPROXIMATION committee.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
BEGINS THIS MORNING.

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Ksa Good Thing We M
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

Best sc dinner In the city At stslsy's
restaurant. sa2 Main street.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06
$40, $I2 and Sis

saving in every of them hr beyond yrg rtG umuun;u there's MMhns r than ever existed
before; there's style and merit in weave md f seldom found outside the high pd ur Embellishments
and here's the grMN wTy of pmnsm and styles every one of them urtodac-ht was ever gathered
wwow Iax wM Ms tory Im must mmm Inside Know m mepmnwS All s gpm and shan With
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

This sacred memorial to the massacred
uonen OF Cawnpore Is a magnificent
,,rnrttIre OF pure white marble. 1t is about
Sf,v paces around In the interior. Above
the entranrs is an Inscription to the effect
that the monument Is a sacred and per-
final memorial to the great women who
tn cruelty massacred by Nina Sahib.
fa},Iy 10 1867. ION an arch Inside the maus-
lyI eim.' said Dr, Talmage. was an inscrip-
rS}an Thai would bring a tear to the eye of
,ba most blase traveller. II reads: These
are they who came out OF great tribula-
'2Tbs tomb is built on the banks OF the
Jpmna. and was built by an indian prince
Sor MS queen 1t represents the labor OF
a. nno men for twenty years.
He ,hen passed TO Russia. which he had
,tli,oS as Inc representative of the people
ZEN .,hs United States when $4,000 worth of
ovisions was sent to the starving Rus
pron.s In The famine OF 1891. The doctors ac-
s snnnt Of Ills mistakes In Russian court ETH
v. was amusing and. provoked much
Svaunvhter' He obtained the autograph OF
ah.nste czar, Alexander III, He shook
ma. with him over and over again when
nnaTiinp his adieus and said to the great
nnass,a father, the autocrat. OF all the. Rus
,Enss'' .t;ood-by and God bless you" and
,,hnn forgot to walk out out OF
th Ta Him OF the ~czarina, the doctor said
.was as fair as a June morning. But
snnre chief beauty in the eyes OF the eminent
esvisa was her splendid Chr. 'tisaisy. He
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-06

That will interest every mother in Kansas City. me
fine and pay no more than ordinary clothing usu
will he largely improved, and you are invited TO c
special sale at The Model really is.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20
From Red River Parish.
Capt. Pharr at Coushatta
March 18th.
Col. Ashby styled a "Confusion.
ist.n Anti-FOSter Democra'
well pleased.

Over 900 men and women of all
ages, assembled to hear the ''Old
Swamper." despite the dirty meth
Ods rcsOrted to by the FOsteriteS
to keep them away. They report,
eel small pox in Coushatta, and
even halted men at the quarantine
line from the northern part of the
parish further away from the small
pOx than themselves. They said,
"keep 'em out boys, the grand old
Demo; racy must win, and if they
hear Pharr speak they will vote
for him.
But it did not prevent the house
and the stage from being crowded
with anxious listeners.
We we're called to the chair and
had tie pleasure of introducing
orr handsome and efficient nominee
for State Supt., DR. q. A. NJ.
Cooke, who explained the political
tuation in Louisiana, and spoke
in behalf of public education.
Capt. Pharr was then introduced
and lis short but pointed and for
chile speech for free silver and
protection to Louisiana industries,
brought out prolonged applause.
Col. Fl. s. p. Ashby then took
the floor, and never since we have
been in politics has it been our
pleasure to hear such a speech.
9-tentlis Of the audience were sOr-
~ to see him close. After The
meeting everybody was enthusiasts
tic in his praise except the Ccu-
shatta Democrat, which dubbed
him "confusiOnist." However,
the Coushatta Citizen says his
speech was mostly sound Demo-
cratic doctrine, and differed only
in method of applying remedy.
That dreadful disease, small
pox, has stopped our canvass for
the presently in DeSotO FIR the
Senatorship, and kept our State
ticket out of several places where
the people were anxiously awaiting
them.
We will carry North Louisiana
Tor Capt. Pharr.
ID. G. FREEMAN.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20
COnstable's sale.

S, G. Reidhemier VS.. Richard Dyas.
End Justice Court, ward 2, Parish OF
Natchitoches, La.
DY virtue of writs of Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled suit. and to
me directed, / have seized and will Of
fer for sale at public auction. to the
last and highest bidder, at st. Johns
church in ward 2, in the parish OF
Natchitoches, La, on
Saturday, 18th day of April, 1896,
at 12 O'Clock m. the following describ-
ed property. to-wit:
North half of North west quarter OF
Section 20, Township ID, Ran5e7.
Terms of Sale:
Cash-subject to appraisement.
Nj. COFFEE,
Mch 14-6t. Constable ward 2.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20
COuncilmen.

w. s. Greneaux's Councilmen
are as follows:
From Fire District No. 1.
j. L. johnson.
w. H. Areaux.
Fire District No. 2.
X. B. Hollingsworth.
j. A. Ducournau, Jr.
Fire District No. 3.
Harry Percy.
Edward Phillips.
As will be seen there are two
Councilmen selected from each
fire district.
The above is the ticket for City
Council headed by w. s. Greneaux
for May T. This ticket presents
some excellent men. and we pre-
diet for it an excellent vote.
The several candidates for Mayor
have agreed to submit their tick
cts to a white primary, to be held
on April 10th next. Take notice,
and govern yourself accordingly.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20

Kisatchie, Tuesday, March 3lst,
Ii a. m.
Basco's, Wednesday, April 1st,
II a. m.
Chopin, Thursday, April End.
IL a. M.
San Vincent Springs, Friday
April 3rd, II a. m.
Cloutieryille, Friday, April 3rd,
Up. nj.
Cane River Church, Saturday
April 4th, II a. m.
Natchez, Saturday, April 18th,
Z p. IN.
s. j. HENRY, Oh.
III. l.. BRIAN, Sec'y.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20
Neurological.
STEPHEN B. GARRETT, Thibodaux
Special to The Times Democrat

STEPHEN B. GARRETT, Thibodaux.
Special to The Times Democrat
Thibodaux, La, March 16-At his
residence on Canal street, in Ihibo-
daUx, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Stephen
X. Carrot, died after short illness,
at the age of fifty-seven years.
The deceased was native of the par
ish of West Baton Rouge, but has been
a resident of the Lafourch parishes for
thirty years, and noted for his social
and genial disposition, for rectitude and
honesty in business transactions, al
ways taking warm and prominent in
terest in anything appertaining to the
promotion and advancement of the pub
lie welfare.
Deceased was one of the ablest mana
ayers and most successful cultivators OF
sugar cane in the region OF Louisiana
devoted to its culture.
Mr.. Carrot was a lieutenant in Win
chester's famous battery, G. 5. A, that
did much effective service in the cam
paigns on Bayou Teche and other parts
of the Transnississippi Department,
during which period he proved himself
to be brave soldier and a capable and
efficient officer.
The deceased was member OF Brax-
ton Bragg Camp No. 1876, United Con-
federate Veterans.
Tomorrow at o O'Clock a. m, after
appropriate funeral services in the
Presbyterian Church by the Rev. +. j.
Young, the pastor, his remains will be
Hurried in st. Johns Protestant Gene
terry. He leaves a widow and one daugh-
for tho yvifa az Mr. Inhn Harry nj
school in Lexington, Ky.-Times-Demo-
crat.
Mr.. j. H. Henry referred to in the
above, is one of our successful planters
and lives at Henryville. We extend to
him and his wife, our coincidence in
their bereavement.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20
PEOPLES PARTY CAMPAIGN
For Natchitoches Parish.

Hons. j. w. Jones, j. A.
Tets, y. D. Hathorn, S. j. Hen
ry, H. l.. Brian and DR.. j. NJ.
Brown, will address the people at
the following dates and places:
Democratic parish and district
nominees and speakers, are invited
to join in the discussions, and will
be given fair division of time and
other courtesies.
Clearance, Monday, March 10th,
IL a. M.
Goldona, Tuesday, March 18th,
IL a. m.
Readheimer's, Wednesday, March
18th, IL a. m.
St. Johns, Thursday, March
10Th, II a. m.
Campti, Friday, March Goth,
IL a. m.
Newton, Friday, March Goth,
Up. m.
O'Conn's, Saturday. March Dist,
IL q. m.
Beulah, Tuesday, March oath,
IL q. IN.
MarthaviIle, Tuesday, March
9th, z p. m.
Lambertown, Wednesday, Mc'h.
25th, II a. m.
Coldwater, Thursday, March
26th, IL a. m.
Victoria, Thursday, March Goth,
Up. m.
Harmony, Friday, March 9th,
IL q. IN.
Provencal, Friday, March 9th,
z p. m.
Hickory Grove, Saturday, Mc'h.
9th, ii a. m.
BosweIl's, Monday. March 30th,
Ii a. IN.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1896-03-20
From Ward 5.

Editor Populist:
The Democrats of this parish
are scattering circulars all over
this (the fifth ward), and suppose
the rest of the parish as we'll,
containing an extract from a
speech recently delivered by Cap
tain Pharr in the city of New Or
leans, wherein he said that he had
been reared with the negro and
had worked side by side with him,
etc. At the bottom of the Cap
taln's remarks the dreadful ques
ton, 'sWhite men of Natchitoches
parish, can you vote for a man
who boasts Of having been ''rais-
ed with negroesl" Tor words to
that effect is asked. That ques-
ton is without doubt a ''stunner, I"
and would change the mind of any
man who did not have enough
sense to set a goose on the side of
hill. Why, in my minds eye, l
see the SAINT who fathered that
masterpiece of idiocy stretching
his trembling hand on high when
he asked that touching(O question,
and at the same time turning the
food gates of his lachrymal canal
loose so entirely that the whole
floor of his Office was inundated.
/ feel sure that the scene must
have been a touching one. The
fool killer must have been on the
sick list on that day, or else he
shirked his plain duty, otherwise
the democratic party would have
had to employ another campaign
thunder maker
Will the gentlemen who con-
ceived this bright idea please ex-
plain why they we're not 'sraised''
with the negro, and why they
never "worked side by side with
hint" Perhaps they were not
s'raised" at all, but 'skinder jerk
ed up" as it were ; and perhaps
they never. "worked side by side''
with any one, (which is quite like
ly), except to ''work" their Jaws
devouring the bread they did not
legitimately earn. Schemers are
generally of the parasitic genus,