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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04
consumption !!

Perhaps no organs of the human BODY
SO yividly illustrates the horrible rayaEes
or CATARRH as the lungs When we
consider that II OF all deaths are due TO
consumption and that Y of all cases of
consumption are at first CATARRH. We
begin to realize something of the dread
power of CATARRH. with which i-3 or
more of the population of the United
States are suffering. CONSUMPTION
generally begins in a CATARRH of nose
or throat, which spreads throughout the
windpipe to the airtubes or air-cells Of
lungs. Sometimes the breath drawn
through foul matter in the nostrils and
throat poisons the lungs. Sometimes the
poison of measles, scarlet fever, diphthe-
ria. etc. circulating in blood excites a
GCAAT II of the lungs. After the
GATARRH weakens the lungs then
little tubercles get into lungs and the
disease rapidly proves fatal. CATAR-
RIAL CONSUMPTION is slow until tu-
bercleS develop, but is equally fatal If
neglected. 1t can be cured IL taken in
time Whenever n patient suffering with
SATARRl is decreasing in weight, or IS
becoming weak and nervous easily out of
breath, prompt treatment is demanded or
Ins case may progress beyond recovery.
II you nave cough or pains In chest or any
reason to suspect that your lungs are be-
ing affected, don't wait until too late. I
Will be glad to talk with and advise you
SULTAT1ON FREE AND TERMS
VERY MODERATE
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punlIcntions Reoeived.

HOMO AND COUNTRY.-Thet table
of contents of the Monthly illustrator
and Home and Country, New
sue at its reduced price from 20
to cents per copy, evidences that even
things (which seem incredible nre posi-
BILE. Among the articles of this num-
Der. many of them illustrated, are: "An
American Artist in Paris-Elizabeth C.
Nourse," by Clara McChesney; Three
Sea- Vignettes," 'Injun Mag" story;
"Rackdoor Neighbors.' stephen
Cranes College Days" THE Law and
the Long Bone" story; Pretty SAL"
story; blouse Dark" THE Making of
Monotypes," by II. w. Faulkner. Is
sued by the Monthly Illustrated Pub
fishing Co. 66-6S Centre street, New
York. Price by subscription, 60 cents
O year.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and General Conaitlops For
tSi To-day.

Washington. August 8, 1885.
\ Forecast-Yirginia fair; warm
RAIN er in eastern portion; southerly
4 winds.
- North enthusiastically fair
but probably, local rains on the
coast: variable winds!
The barometer has risen slowly in the
Southern, middle and New England
States. and fallen slowly in the upper
Lake region. The pressure continues
greatest on the Gulf coast
1t is generally warmer east OF the
Rocky mountains except on the Southern
and middle Atlantic coast, where the
temperature has remained stationary.
The weather is generally clear to-
night in all districts but local thunder
storms occurre d during the day
in Georgia and North Carolina.
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DIED

McGUIRE-At his residence, No 112 Lin
coin street, Portsmouth. Va. August LIST
1896. at 500 p. m, HUGH EDWARD Nc
CURE, aged "a years. II months.
Funeral from st. Paul's Catholic Church
THIS CTuesday) AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend.
BERRY-At his home. corner of Key
and old Deep Creek Roads. Norfolk coun-
ty, Va. at $3.50 o'clock p. M, Sunday A,i-
gust I'd. 1896, JOHN BERRY, aged 90
years and 10 months.
Funeral services will take place from
the residence THIS CTuesday) AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited to attend.
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Baptist Camp.meetine.

the camp meeting conducted by Rev
Arthur Crane. whose successful work in
Norfolk SINE time ago ds well remember.
ed. opened at Tanners Creek Gross
ROADS. on the Ocean View RAILWAY
SUNDAY. The results so far are mos; en-.
coura g.ng. Already twenty persons have
protested conversion
The services yesterday afternoon were
conducted by Rev c. w. Duke. pas.o,
OF the First Baptist Caurch of Hcrklev
Miss Christine Rgildlck rendered several
sweet solos.
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Held Up by Hishwaymau.

Fastening TO his residence Mr. Gre
his way to his home on Duke stree.
Saturday night. he wins assaulted by a
man whose color he c0ult not dstin-
suish. The heavy cane az the ay-Ju.+in.
got In some pretty work on the head of
ms assatlant, however. and the man
Was glad to turn loose MIR. Gregory
wind-pipe and run.
Fastening 10 his residence Mr.. Care
CORY secured his pis oi and returning
Ired Two shots in the direction of his
fleeing assailant, with what result is not
known. "
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Ocean View.

The performance was quite hit at
Ocean View last r<Ght and the man
agement are 20 be congratulated on So
curing such fine talent. Miss Nelson in
mer singing Is to be commented on. and
the team Hickey e Nelson In tbcir cha-
rac:er sketch is well above anvthins.
that has appeared this season. The
Deholes in their juggling are novel nc
their work is different from the ordinary
run. The after-piece is well taken hy
the entire company, entitled. "wbo
owns the saoyT 1t is a great sue
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04

SIX weeks ago ! suffered with a very
severe cold; was almost unable to speak.
NV friends all advised me to consult a
physiclan Noticing Chamberlain
Cough Remedy advertised in the St
Fam Nolks Ieitung / procured bottle,
and after taking it short while was
entirely well. / now most heartily re-
commend this remedy 10 anyone suffer-
Ing with a cold. VIM. Keil, CTS Selby
avenue. ST. Paul, MINI. For sale by all
druggists.
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Has Found n Home.

The tiny girl waif found several
nights since on a stoop in York place
was adopted yesterday by Mr.. Mercer r
Teagle, corner Poole street and Avenua
B. Atlantic City. The matron Mt tbs NO.
lice station had had 1t in charge since
1t was deserted by it's mother.
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This is the n.ns, Mont,

Ihat you can get such big reductions
on pictures and frames as we'll as .
chance to get high grade bicycle free
Cab. Life Size Portrait, $3.50: frame
FOR life size picture. 75c. Every 81 90
gets a guess at Bicycle. Canpbell's
Photograph Gallery. 172 Main street,
Ballentine Building.
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DR.. L. B. FREY,

Graduate Medical Department of Univer-
sIy OF MARYLAND: For six years in sue
IARRH and other diseases of Ear. Nose.
II1hroat, Chest and Stomach: also Asthma,
5aS FeHer, Blood Diseases, etc. Offices
E3UoinS ana y, No 1S6 Main street, Nor
Iolk. va. HOurS. q. M. to Z u M
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Meteorological Dnta.
q. s. Department Of Agricultur

u. s. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. Aug. /, 1886.
The following observations are re-
corded for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature .............. SO
Minimum temperature ............... Il
Normal temperature ................. II
Departure from normal during "a
years observation ................. o
Departure since January ......plus POI
Rainfall for "a hours ...............a o
Rainfall since August 1 ............- 0
J. ]. GRAY. Observer.
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Burrnss. Son & Co..
BAN KERG

@3Dcounted.
City bonds and other securius. bought
Ind sold.
peponits received and accounts In
gifted.
Interest allowed on tins, ~cposits.
SAFE deposit boxes for rent Charges
moderate.
Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
f-apsfers to Europe.
Letters OF credit issued to principal
eiSfes OF the world.
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M MARRIED.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHESAPEAKE LAND COMPANY
will be held at the Office of Judge Edward
Spalding. in the city OF Norfolk, on
THURSDAY. the 9th day of August, 1896,
at 1880 o'clock p IN.
ALVAH H. MARTIN,
jy29-su&we-it Secretary.
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A Two burner r1ot Plate stove.

Including tubing and Independent con-
nection, suitable for light housekeep-
ing set up in your house for 81 %.
n special bargain. Call or send us a
postal.
CITY GAS CO, OF NORFOLK.
jy29-eod-2w rs Plume straet
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Property Trnnsfera.

Martha NJ. Purcell to Dora C. VIII
liams. property on Cen:usl avenue. in
Atlantic City Ward; consideration. $50
The Citizens Bank 10 William II.
Smith. jfb lot on CRANKY street ex-
tended; consideration. sos.
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Wiley. Jones and Fannie Barker. color
Court OF Law nnd Chancery.

Judge Martin was not on the bench,
I'm the Court of Law and Chancery yes.
terday. and only routine clerical bust
ness was transacted.
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RAIN
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises. 5:13 q. m; sets 7:09 p. m.
High water, 4:24 q. m. and 5:12 D. m
low water. 1880 q. m. and IL "a D. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04

Miss Dorothea Klunpke. the we'll
known astronomer has been invited to
accompany the British expedition which
proceeds shortly TO Norway in order to
observe the eclipse of the sun, which
takes place on August 0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04
DO Not Exuori,nent

i'm so important matter as your health
Furiiy, enrich and vitalze your blood
WIN liood's Sarsaparilla and thus keen
yourself strong and healthy
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Marriage Licenaes.

Robert S. Broughtoa and Aline Her
bert, white
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04

Always in season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy Hulled Corn. Elegant lunch
In MIX. Quart can, 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04

HOOPS PILLS are the best after-din-
mer PHI; assist digestion, cure headache
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-04

II you want to save % per cent. on
Furniture and Mattings, call on II. Vert.
fiesmerS at Fass', 1875 Church street. White
enamel beds especially this week.
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wlTsoN's SARCASM.
Run, Ills knife Into tho Sewall Ticket Cr
10 the nit.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dot, 5O.-Thomas J..
Watson spoke at sandersville to-day la
behalf OF West, the Populigt candl-
date for Congress In the Tenth district.
In the course OF his remarks he express
ed sincere desire that Bryan be elected
at all hazards. Respecting himself the
said among other things:
Il am out Of the race In Georgia, There
are two tickets you can vote next Tues
day, Bryan and Sewall or Mckinley and
Hobart, and II you cannot stand either,
stay n home"
He paid his respects to the tuslons that
have been effected in various states.
especially Kansas. and TO hts treatment
in North Carolina. lie said Butler had
arranged the most beautiful fusion ever
seen.
III were 10 go into that state TO
speak" h.. exclaimed. what could
say? could only repeat the ten COM
mandments. say the Lords prayer and
dismiss the congregation"
Mr.. Watson IL not looking well. his
voice Is not strong and he seems 10 be
faded
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W0r11ar1's
Realm.
MAKE THE HOME A
BLESSING.
TIE Love OF Children Is fnnafc In
the Heart Of every True alan and
Woman.

All that is beautiful and lovely in wo-
man, finds its climax in motherhood.
How often we find among our American
women that longing for the pmttliug
voice, the idol of their waiting hearts.
II Is iiatural instinct, this yenrning Of
the heart for offspring; yet the wife ileSi-
tn,cs 10 talk with the family physician
OIL this delicate subject. A good way to
do is TO send for "Thc Peoples Medical
Adviser" 1000 pages, proiuscly illus
tratcd lwood-cuts and coiorcd pla,es).
Sent on receipt Of al cents i'll stamps, for
postage and wrapping only, II you adj
dress the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, NY. Therencctious
OF marric, woman are not pleasant il
she he delicate, rundown, or dcbilitatcd.
She feels played out" Her smile md
her good spirits have taken flight. i
worries her husband rs well as herself.
This is the time 10 build up her
strength and cure those weaknesses or
ailments which are the cause Of her
trouble Dr.. Picrcc's ravoritc rrescrip-
ton regulates and promotes all the pro-
per functions OF woinanhood, improves
digestion, cnrichcs the blood, dispcls
aches and pains, melancholy aud ncrv-
ousncsg, brings refreshing sleep. and re-
stores perfect health and strength.
lisa safe remedial agent, All invigor-
ating tonic. and rcrvinc wllicl, cures adj
those disorders, weaknesses and dcrange-
nicnts incident to gwomauhood,
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To the Editor OF the Intellisencer.
SlR:-In compliance with your re-
quest to cOndense my reply 10 the COM
municntion under the head Of Free Sill
Yer Soph!stry," published In your paper
on the 26th last. l beg 10 submit the
following:
There were no strangers at the meet
Ing and there was, and never has been,
any secretary at any OF our meetings.
and Republicans. whether strangers or
not, are always welcome, and n number
OF them have attended our meetings,
did lnstruc. the Democrats 10 mark
their ticket In the circle under the rOo5-
ter and vote il straight, and ! shall con-
tinue TO so instruct them. for we are not
working in the interest OF anyone cand!-
date, but sor the whole ticket. | de-
nanncr the statement that ] ripped Re-
pnblicans up the back or In any way
abused them, as absolutely false, rs also
the statement that the postmaster made
any suggestions us 20 scratching.
II. CAMPBELL,
President Bryan Free Silver Club.
Bridgeport, O., October 50.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. a0.-close
Inquiry here into the intImatIon from
London that Sir Richard Webster Inns
been selected as member OF n commits
sion 10 nrbitrats the Venezuelan bonn
dary question falls TO develop conhrma-
ION OF any sort for the statement. While
the negotiations are progressing, they
nave not reached the stage where they
relnte TO the personnel OF an arbitration
commission, but are Ellll devoted TO 4
discussion OF the limitations TO be I'm
posed upon any commission 10 be Gre
ated. From the high reputation OF Sir
Richard Webster his selection Is not re-
gnrded as improbable when the nego-
tlations reach the proper phase, bu, II
IL SAID here that the nomination was
not made from a source in political sym
pathy with the present British cabinet.
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CARLISLE IN LEXINGTON.
lie Gets a h""stng lions
From Other Points.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 3O,-Secre-
tary Carlisle spoke hero this afternoon
In the opera house and every inch OF
room was packed, Three thousand
people We're present. Some found places
on the rafters and curtains which over
hung the stage. He waS advertised to
speak at O'clock, but by l o'clock the
house was full and those who did not
care TO stand began to leave. Almost
nv many were turned AWAY us got adj
missiun. Big delegations came from
Georgetown, Paris, Winchester. Mt,
Sterling, Danville, SlchOlaSville. YER
sallles and Frankfort. Secretary Car
Isle was introduced by Colonel Brcckin-
ridge. His speech was on the same
general lines as the one In Covlngton
Perfect order relEned throughout. The
crowd was overwhelmingly with him in
sympathy and lost no opportunity OF
showing H. He said what we needed
was sound money Congress and the
way to get IL was to vote for Brcckln-
ridge. At the close OF his speech. Breck-
lnridge made q ten minute talk. The
city was decorated with flags and bunt-
ing. This morning Mr., Carlisle held an
Informal reception In the parlors OF the
Phoenix hotel
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VETERAN DEMOCRAT DEAD.
Ef-congrean,an John ID. StlIe, P.,,e,
Away.


LONDON, Oct. 30.-Thc correspondent
OF the London Times at Berlin furnishes
his newspaper with an Important state
ment regarding the finances OF RUSSIA.
He says:
u hear from ST. Petersburg that the
car has decided to postpone. the cur
fency reform which 1t was proposed 10
submit 10 the stattrcouncil this autumn.
Th!' proposed reform OF the Russian
currency briefly was to an introduction
"t u new gold coinage 10 correspond cx-
actiy with the present value OF the Sill
yer and the paper rouble. The ministry
OF finance Is offering Ia purchase bullion
ana foreign gold. Some twenty tons OF
new coined silver are arriving every
fortnight from France and the new cop
per coinage Is being struck at. the mint
IN Birmingham. All Russian officials
are nav paid partly In gold and silver
and the public Is compelled TO accept
metal TO which It has not hitherto been
used. The proposed coinage has been
called devalua;lon and depreciation OF
the currency by It's opponents and most
disastrous Consequences are ioretold, In
Guiding the probable eiIiux OF gold"
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SPIR!TuAL:ISTS
oi Martins Ferry are Advised by
the Spirit OF Lincoln
TO VOTE FOR INADVERTENTLY,
Tn, si,ry that L,uroln's spirl, Had En-
FAXED In tho Campaign on air. Bryan''
side Confonnded n, n Meeting Of Mar
an. Ferry SpirItunil,i, this lSsrk-The
shade or the ,In,iy,ti President Alleged
"a Have Come Uat for MeISmiey.

several days ago the lntelllSenccr
,r,nLed the story from Jackson, Mich,
IN which It was claimed that at . meet
lns ., splri,uslIS,s held thrre, the shade
a. the martyred President, Abraham
Ilnc2,n. had counseled support of MIR.
Swan In the present campaign. II
ga, brought out that the alleged "spIr-
#" letter signed by LINCOLN was being
distributed by the POpocrats as cam.
paIGu document.
over the river, In Martins Ferry,
there Is a numerous circle OF spiritual
Js,s and the seanccs are held every
week and even at more frequent inter.
y,l,. In connection with the Michigan
story, spNkcn OF above, NiIS Interested
10 detail wha; happened ut this weeks
meeting OF the MartIn's Ferry spirit
ualIsts.
After the spirits had been set In
motion for The evening, one OF the gem
,l,men present brought up the matter
n. The opinion OF the dead President
regarding the issues and candidates OF
The campaign this fall. After the usual
DELAYS and difficulties In getting Into
communication with the spirit Of Mr..
Lincoln, an expression was secured
from him, as follows:
VOTE FOR MKINLEY."
without entering irto the arguments
that there is something In spiritualiSm
or that Il Is a big humbug, az some
claim, /; can readily be seen that there
Is something wrong somewhere. Either
the Jackson spirit OF the departed
statesman Or his Martins Ferry self
Is fraud. As ths case stands, even tho
most enthusiastic spiritualist Is be-
,wrsr two fires and will have 10 vote
his convictions without aid from Abra-
ham Lincoln,
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TERRIFIC CYCLONE
Through a Portion OF ArEan,as Doc,
Great DomnSc.

Great DomnSe.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. 50-Nr
!rcd. Woodcocls, OF Malvern. brings the
report OF terrific cyclone which pass
ed through tine eastern part of Jefrer.
son county yesterday forenoon. doing
great destruction. The full extent OF the
Storm cannot be ascertaincd, but 1t Is
known to have been quite extensive. 4
short time previous a heavy wind pass
ID over Ashley county, delaying the
train near Portland several hours by
the debris blown over the. track. Il Is
thought to have been only an. earlier
manifestation Of the storm which
struck with intensified fury near Sher-
iii. small station ont the Altheim-
~ branch, passing south to north. It's
Path vas two hundred yards wide In
some places and not more than one
hundred In others. Nothing stood be-
FORE It and barns. houses, fences, stock
an! forests were carried along IN It's
'errihle vortex. Il Is impossible 10 as
certain the number OF residences blown
down or the extent of the damage to
property. It Is known that fifteen or
twenty persons were Injured, but no
Geaths have been positively reported,
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FUNNY cAM7AIGg
The ropo,ras ,inNV I.crn Making u
Grafton Reaches Il CLIMAX,

Ntnitun NctChth tllWnh.
Special Dispatch TO ulo inlcilIgencer.
GRAFTON W, VI, oct. 5O-rhc
polincatlo campaign here has dcgcn.
Grated into n regular burlcsuur. Every
meeting they hayu had has proven d
,lismnl failure, until nj last IN their
desperation they reported to tile use
OF tho .llnmc OF Atkinson M tnlIsnnn
10 draw u crowd, lillla and thousands
OF dodgers werr HCCdrdlngly gotten out
headed "Atkmson Answered" ana FOL.
lowing NJ with reading mattCr
OF u sensational character, 10
cup II all the name OF the
rnsnRcr wan not given on the bills
When tho meeting opened M IN tho
opera houSo the stage was filled with
hlackhonrds with mass nj figures upon
them md other a0.callrd Illustrative
naraphGrnnliu which looked like the fix.
inSs, OF Herman, the magician. The
speaker who appeared To lo TIN great
answering act was nOndClWrlut gem
tlcmnn named lIris, said To have como
from Ohio, lie talked away, using his
apliarnalln, To the amusement and
curiosity OF the crowd, but the answer
lid not come on. II was II good Joke,
ana IN view OF the great Atkinson meet
inR, sviich was atunHcr to the pap9-
crate, II served TO show OF publicly
The funny campaign the Pops are max
ms, anu how thoroughly they have lost
their heads
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KUCHEyG RIOTS.
Report Of the Committee A Appointed to In.
ve<tigatc Them. -.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. SO.-Thc
state department has just received the
tinal report OF the commission appoint
cl to Investigate the KuciInS r!ota In
China last spring. and TO secure the
punishment, OF the perpetrators of the
outrage on American missionaries. The
report Is very volumlnuuS document,
fully Illustrated by photographs show
ms the ruins OF the destroyed property,
the transport OF the convicted criminals
10 the place OF execution in bamboo
cages. the actual beheadlng with start
ling "SactnesS, and the display OF tho
h'ads OF tho executed Chinese from
tees near the place OF their crime AZ
i warning to the inhabitants against
further assaults upon foreigners.
While the report IL OF value as faith
ful reflex OF the conditions leading up
20 the missionary outbreaks, 1t has been
anticipated by the department and Sec
ratary Oincy by Instructions to United
States representatives in China has lnid
down the doctrine pract!ced successful
i In the case OF the punishment OF the
KuchenE rioters, that hereafter they are
10 insist upon holding local Chinese
officials to account and personal re-
Spons!blllty for outrages upon Amert-
cans.