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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
The promenade Concert.

This evening will occur the big eocial
affair of the commencement season, the
promenade concert and the spreads and
dances of the Greek letter fraternities.
The different rooms Will be decorated
with the fraternity colors and potted
plants of all descriptions. Reeves band
will play on the frout campus during the
entire evening, ana will head the process
sion dosn the bill at IL o'clock. At mid
night all the spreads will break up, and
the undergraduates VIII form IN classes
and march down tho hill amidst fire.
works, shouting and the din OF horns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
Shot the Horse.

ing two ladies ana two gentlemen ran
away on Eddy street, near Baker, at
1880 this forenoon. While crossing the
railroad bridge one OF the wheels of the
carriage struck the framework Of the
brioge, throwing the occupants Of tAe
carriage out, but all escaped injury. The
horse was so badly injured that officer
Nickerson shot IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
In a Critical Condition.

Mrs. j. ii. Miller, who with her hus-
baud was injnred.py being thrown from
carriage on Washington street yesterday
afternoon, is in a critical condition, and
her injuries may prove fatal Mr.. Miller
IL more comfortab bic today, and the dislo-
cation OF his left shoulder was the most
serious Of his injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
BOILER EXPLODES.
One Man Buried Under Debris and
Burned 10 Death. s
Anoiher's Head Is Perforated and he Dies
In an Hour--The Loss.

..M,RrNE CITY, Mich, June IA boil
er in the Michigan sslt works exploded
destroyed. William Mowbrsy. night
loren an, was caught In the wreck and
burned TO death. John Haley's head was
perforated and he died in an hour. Peter
Booth. nremsn, hsd his left arm blown
of ana is badly sealded. The loss Is $50,
00Q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
Resp onsive Both TO Harsh aud Sweet

The nerves arc otter painfully acute. Whom
this is the case, the hest thing 20 be foso Is
to seek the torio ard trapqriiizinz assistance
OF Hosteiters stomach bitters. superb
ncr,ir~. No less hsnenci-l N 10 for dyrpsp-
tic. tl,lious. maiaiiaI. rheumatic. bowel Ant
kinney compaint. Use with persistea ~
regularity. A wine glass full before retirirg g
eonfers sleep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12

Ex-State Commissioner Larry Cum
mines shot his wife and attempted to
shoot his daughter. last night at their
home in Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Cummings
is believed to be fatally wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
Johnston Electors.

The Johnston Town Council this after
noon chose the following electors: Dis
trict I, Henry (. Gorton; district 2,
Fred belknsp; district 3, Fred Perkins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12

toward Canal street, just as two men were
leaving the spot where the bruised and
mangled mass OF humanity lay. Accord.
ing TO Mrs. McDonoCgh one was tall
white man, while the other was stocky
built fellow. Who he was or whether he
was white or black she could not tell, as
he had his back turned toward her.
Mrs. McDonough said, however, that
when Nellie called upon her few days
ago she was very bitter toward Greene
and stated over and over again that she
knew enough to put him In prison for
good.
The statement OF Emma Moran con-
ficts with that made by her sister. She
is as familiar with Green as any OF the
family and states that the two men seen
in Bowen street by her sister and herself
on Christmas night were both white, and
in no way answered the description OF the
mulatto.
Nellie Moran's whereabouts still re-
mains a mystery. Her Providence rela-
tivss declare that she is in Pawtucket
with her mother, while the Pawtucket
family Is equally positive in asserting
that she IL with the Morans. In view OF
her not teing in either place the rumor
of her having gone back to Green. who
Is supposed to be- somewhere IN the vicin-
ity OF Pawtucket, may have some founda-
tion, ana before any move in the matter
can be made it will be absolutely neces-
sary for her to verify the accusing state
ments she has made against Green or else
totally deny them, which seems to be
almost an impossibiiity. as there are 30
many who heard and can swear to her
dramatic defiance in Hamilton Place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12
TOO LATE FORCLAssIFICATIoN.

WANTED Situation. Experienced lady book
keeper will do substitute work through summer
months short engagements not refused. Address
ca News Office. jl2-6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-12

Furthor declarations of accusations
n dc bv Nelue Moran were furnished by
Hirs. Anna McDonough of OF West River
street. lt VIII be refnem btre that Mrs.
MtDonOugh aud Emma Moran figured ia
the nrNH.ly tragedy. They were on their
way from Loihrnp's Opera Hou.e on
,asi.imss sht and ms ttey pas cd Pow
en irt ct they heard the cries aud shouts
the ..ghiers. Believing that u might
g. ye ten some OF their iriencs they hur.
''sd through the narrow passagtway
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

Miss winifTed Harm returned from
Austin and Corpus Christ yesterday.
Major w.R. caviit went 10 Prairie
View yesterday.
Jerry Simpson will not support Tom
Watson. What a pity the sweet rela-
tons which have always existed ~
tween Tom and Jerry are 10 b rudely
shattered.-Snap shots.
10 Blackburn says when the country
has ireA silver there viii Il greater
mint facilities. With greater mint Ia
eilities 10 will doubtless be In favog OF
laryers julep facilities.-snap Shots.
Bryan is after a depot from the Cen
tral road. The Examiner extends beat
wishes-abOut all the city will get, judg-
ing from the way the wind blows here.
-Navasota Examiner.
A sensational rumor was circulated
last week that 4 man had been seriously
cut In West Caldwell. On ilvesliga-
ton, however, Il turned out that his In
juries were self inflicted from chewing
"baitle-ax" tobacco. Caldwell News.
An exchange says: Last week a
delinquent subscriber said he would
pay US saturday, Il he lived. " he's dead.
Another one said "I'll see you tomor.
row" he's blind. Still another said
Il hope to pay you this week, or so to
the devil" he's gone"
In a country printing Office the devil
was left TO make up the forms, and in
doing so he got an obituary notice and
local about a fire mixed, which made
It read something like this; "The pail
bearers lowered the body into the
grave, and Il was consigned to the roar
ing flames. There were very few, Il any
regrets, for the old wreck had been an
eyesore to the town for years. The losi
was fully covered by Insurance.
A HeideDheimer correspondent telli
Of q human freak. Hewrites "Proba
bly, the greaies, curiosity 10 be exhibi
ted at The Bell county fair will 90 from
this community. Ru,hie Thompson L
= little girl whose parents live two mile
from Heideuheimer. She is the mos
wonderful specimen Of humanity W
have ever seen. She is years old an'
2 only weighs seven pounds has eyes bu
G can't zee, ears but can't hear, nOee bu
don't smell, teeth but don't chew,
tongue but can't speak and has ney'
;, been known 10 smile or laugh. HI
= joints are ssid and a coat Of hair cove
a. her back. Her parents, brothers Al
ns sisters are healshy and well developc
=. She siems % he hearty and health
y. she s not dlseased, but = physical Gu
4 .osily.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
TAXING ADVANTAGE or HIS DEATH.
zayas' DemIse Causes spaniards 70 Push
Insurgcats 20 the Utmost

zayas' Demise Causes spsniards 70 Push
IhsuEgeats 70 the Vtmss,.
HAVANA. Aug The daAth Of Juan
zayas, the well known Insurgeut lead
er, is said 10 have besn'A great blow 10
the insurgont canse, both from = mill
tary and a political standpoint, ~ II IL
looked upon ip some quarters a. being
impossible to al his place Il was he
who raised the insurrection in the prov.
ince Of Santa CLARA.
II Is reported that the government
win beyond doubt take every advantage
possible Of the death Of zayAs, which
has caused great sensation. The IN
surgents. Il Is stated, arc continuing 10
surrender in several parts Of the island,
and the opinion Is expressed that the
death Of ZayAs illincreasp thenumber
Of men who Ars giving themselves up to
the Spanish aalhOfities.
Colonel Bogert, in Pinar del Rio prov.
ince, attacked sartoris, the rebel strong
hold, near Canas, cannOuading Il and
destroying the insurgonts camps. The
rebels fed under the artillery Gre leav.
ing their dead IN the intIFushmehts A
Spanish lieutenant colonel and several
privates suffered slight wounds,
A letter from Santiago dc Cuba re-
ports an important battle between the
forces Of Colonel segura Vnd the rebel
Rabi, near Bayoma. No details are
given. The Cubans generally consider
the death Of jose Maceo as q great blow
TO the Insurgents. He hrst led the re.
volt In the central provinces and had q
strong following long before Roloh
Sanchez and Lacrete landed, or Gomez
and Antonio Maceo invaded the west.
Felix Aryasa, prisoner, well known
in Havana, who had been acting as mu'
nicipal clerk in NuevA Corona, was Ar
rested and brought to Havana with
other suspects. II Il believed that h
was the organizer Of the rebellion. The
police found rebel cochAdes and ammu
milton in Naeva Corona, besides com
promising documents.
Nearly 1000 more troops left Cadii
Friday ON the transatlantic liner Anto
MO Lopez for this port
Brigadier General CAliKto Ruiz sAllet
Friday for Spain. Lieutenant Genera
Barges goes on the next steamer.
Fl Diaro Marina, the organ Of The Re
formist party, applauds President cleve
lands proclamation AZ 4 candid mAni
fessation Of international good faith anl
a serious blow at the insurgents hopes
The paper also cOngratulAtes Dupuy d
LONE for his latest diplomatic triumph
IL being a new proof Of his oontinuou
and efficient work In Spain's behalf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

neer Fairs life was to have ended his
career as a railroader and established
himself and wife n storekeeper.
The investigation into tho Cause Of
the collision aud fixing Of the responEi.
bility began In earnest before Coroner
Mclaughlin.
The jury made an exhaustive exami.
nation Of the ground aud devoted con-
siderable time to an inspection Of the
signals which still remain as they were
at the moment OF the accident. George
+. Hauser. who had charge Of the tower
and Is now under arrest, has made sew.
eral statements 10 the police.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
Ir WAs A REcoRp nReAkrn.
Soldiers sent Prom san FrAnelsco 20 Nor
folk In Lees Than Five Days.

Soldiers sent Prom san Francisco 10 Nor
folk In Leas Than Five Days.
WASHINGTON, Avg. l.-The navy de-
partment a short lane ago ordered 100
men Of the crew Of the Charleston at
Mare Island, California, 10 be sent 20
the navyyard at Norfolk. The depart
ment desired TO learn the least possible
time crews could be transferred across
the continent. The 100 men have ar.
rived at Norfolk, making the trip by
special train In 4 days and 90 hours,
which il a record breaker. The route
was via the Southern Pacific and Sea-
board Air line, The method Of trans.
ferring sailors heretofore has been by
way of the Isthmus Of Panama and has
occupied IS days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
In Chickens and Eggs To-day.
New Mackerel---F Fine as silk
AT JOHN B. MIKES.
Edge Happening.

As there has been no news from this
community for some time, will give
you a few items about how everything
is progressing.
Everything is very dull on account Of
dry weather. Edge Is in such need Of
rain that his almost parched and needs
something TO queneh IL thirst. All
that the good farmers can do now is to
enjoy picnics and pick cotton. Some
few are picking cotton. Coitonis open.
ing very fast and is damaged With rust
very bad in this locality.
Messrs Duncan and Bullock Of Bryan,
we're in Edge a few days ago on busi-
ness. Mr.. jain Glover left Edge yes
terday to spend several days in Leon
county.
Mr.. IN. Lawless OF Kurien Is boring
a well for Ebert Moore In Edge.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Holden left yes.
ierday TO attend the meeting at Alex
ander Chapel.
DR.. Wilson Of Kurten, was In Edge
the other day talking with the people
about the telephone line from Edge d
Tabor and from Tabor to Bryan. He
told the people the conyienee It would
be TO them for them TO have a phone
J. ST. Slaughter Of Edge, subseribet
$50 90, no others have subscribed an,
thing YET think the people In tn
community anu Of Edge will get IN,
telephone after they study over III
matter, and zee the good that will b
accomplish from Il. ] think BryAl
will help us.
Mrs. ]. A. Henry Of Edge, h visiting
her parents 81 Wellbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tandres have gone Z,
Williamson county, to visit their soI
and many friends. Nusox.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
statement Of oirsul.tlon.

WAsHRoroS, Aug. THE monthly
statement Of the comptroller Of the
currency shows that during July the
total circulation Of national bank notes
was s2l5. s42. 435. an increase Of e29. .495
circulation based on United States
bonds. eos, ,eOs. So increase, 1854. 4.575
circulation secured BY lawful money.
tIa, ,sSs,0 ,05i increase, sSs5. .0s0 : amour,
Of registered United States bonds TO ~
cure circulation notes, e22e, 81. $50, aid
to secure public deposits, tio .seS. 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

Nav YORK, Aug. i.-Aocording 10 =
new railroad clause -four dealers in
New York now have the privilege Of
Eve days free storage on "hghterAgo
free" shipments Of -four delivered at the
railroad piers or stations In the city As
well as on stuff shipped direct An
-four on hand At New York on July 81
last and not ordered delivered beforS
Aug. |. has also been accorded FIRE,
storage 10 Sept. IS, 1879.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

Confederate Veterans Meet Death While
at a Reunion.
ATLANTA, Aug. i.-At a reunion Of
the Thirtieth Georgia regiment at Or.
chaTd Hill, a historic battlefield in
spalding county, two Confederate vet.
Grams were killed and four others scri.
ously shocked by a terrific bolt Of
lightning. The oloudburst and electrical
storm came mp suddenly and it Is a
miracle that others were not killed. The
four who were shocked are in a critical
condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
ANOTHER GREAT TIDAL WAVE.

Pour thousand Chinese Perish and
Many Villages Destroyed.
SHANGHAI, Aug. News Of = terri
bic disaster with a great loas Of life has
Just reached hore A tidal wave, esti.
mated to have been about ave mile
wide, swep, in from the sea Sunday
last and inundated the coast Of Nay
Chau in the northeastern part Of .hs
province Of Kiang So. The damage
done is very great Many villages werC
destroyed and II is estimated that 1000
people were drowned. In addition an
immense number Of cattle pcrished, nice.
fields were submerged and almost to.
tally destroyed, with the resul. that 4
famine is feared in that district during
the coming autumn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
POpuIIst Executive Committee.

POpullst Executive Committee,
The following named gentlemen com.
pose the executive committee Of the
Popuhst party Of Braaos county:
Precinct No. /, J NJ. Robinson, post.
Office, Millican.
Precinct No, ?, is. Cook posiofice,
Bryan.
Precinct No. B. A. W. Shealey, post.
Office, BRYAN.
Precinct No. 3 is. FHnris, post.
office, Tabor.
Precinct No. T. D D. McCOrQuOdale,
posIoaice, Bryan.
Precinct No. 8. P.J. Pickett, post.
Office, Bryan.
Preirc. No. J, II. Wheeler, post.
Office, Edge.
Precinct No. :. P. l.. Barron, post.
Office Bryan.
Precinct No. s. A. NJ. Hughes, post
Office. College.
]. A. BucKHorrs,
Chairman P. p, Grazoa county
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. The monthly
statement Of the director Of the mint
shows the coinage At United State,
mints during July 10 have been a. fol-
lows: Gold. s9.9ls.2OO; silver, 81 ,O02.
900 Of which 10000 was In half dollhr'
and s2l 600 in minor coins Total coin.
AGE ki.O9i 900
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
SUES FoR DAMAGES
Paul Msiiors Enters = Claim Against
wuiiAm X Gillette.

raui Msiiors Enters = Claim Against
wuiiAm X Gillette.
DENVER, Aug, Paul Meliurs has
brought suit against William h. Gil.
lette. auditor Of the Midland Terminal
Railroad company. for $4,000 damages,
Tho complaint alleges that tho defend.
ent, Gillette. employed II. Pelham Ctn.
ton and A. Freese Dargate Of London 20
assist him in placing 100000 worth Of
G per cent goldboaring 2O-yoar bonds Of
the Midland Terminal Railroad com.
pany and through their Efforts led VII.
hanson, Murray s. Co and John Col.
inson q Co TO enter into a contract
with the railroad company 90 place tho
bonds. For their services tho defend.
and agreed to pay Clinton and Bargafo
per cent Of the face value Of the bonds
as compensation. The contract, IL is al.
legged, was never carried out, but the
Terminal company issued the bonds to
other parties, The claims Of Clinton
and Bargate has been assigned to Mel.
lorS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. The gold
Withdrawals Friday were sl99, 100 in
coin and s2i. 900 in bars The receipts
for the day were q .ssl 900 makinE tho
total reserve tli0.l7O.597. OF the re.
ceipts si7S.O0O was at Chicago; s74a..
900 at Boston $4,000 al New York and
a small amount At Philadelphia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. l.-Hcnry
Teucher, a farmer, arrested hero has
confessed that he murdered his grand.
father Louis Krckel Last winter during
a family quarrel, rcucher made des
perass fght iOs liberty waea oiiloon ~
rearea q n. hoale . InaAs the aIE,Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
GODFREY GOULD LYNcHsD.
A Mob Takes Him Away Prom the OF
hrcrs aud Hangs Him.

= Mob IakCs Him Away from The OF.
hecrs and Hangs Him.
CLARENDON, Ark. Aug. i.-one hun.
dred and fifty men took Godfrey Gould
from the officers at this place as they
were attempting to spirit him away and
hanged him TO a tree. Gould Is the man
who committed an assault ON Florence
Wright, a young white woman. In
Brinkley a few days ago. The mob was
after Fred Booker, who committed q
similar crime more recently, but the
officers had spirited him away None
Of the mob were Liasked.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. I. The president
has appointed Mac Crane Coke Of New
York envoy extraordiHnryand minis
ter plenipotentiary Of the United States
to Guatemala and Honduras vice Herse
NJ B. Young, who died at New York
recently while on afeave Of absence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

CAMERON, l. T., Aug. Lyman 30.
hannOa, a farmer living eight miles
west Of this place, went down a wcll to
clean Il ont and vas overcome BY are-
damp ane aied before ho eould Be res
eued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
NO rlpINos From auR1.
The Alleged wife and chnd Murderer
sim at Large.


stnl ~ Large.
AUSTIN. Aug. i.--Eugcne Burt, the
alleged wife and child murderer, IL still
at large. and while the police here ar,
actively trailing him, they have failed
to run HIM to cover.
II now develops that Saturday after
noon, while the bodies Of Mrs Burt and
the children were in the oistern, Burt
while talking to a male friend, seated
himself upon the oistern top and laughed
and talked TO him for half an hour,
while not 20 feet below the bodies oi
his murdered wife and children fioatet
in the water Of the cistern.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
HEAVY RAIN AND WIND.
Houses and Crops nlown Down and
All streams Raging.

All streams Raging.
OrrUNwA, Ia, Aug. 1.-Two and
sixty.siH.one.hundrcdth inches Of rain
feI Friday night, accompanied by wind
and rain. Much damage to crops is re-
ported. At Ainsworth, Keota and otht,
points in Keokuk county houses werg
blown down, crops leveled and stock
killed by lightning. No person was
hurt. The river is rising dx inches an
hour and threatens houses on the low.
lands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
FORTY-FeUR KILLED.
Total Dead In the Wreck
Near Atlantic City.
FOUR PERSONS ARE STILL MISSING

10 Il Relieved They Are Among Those
Too BADLY MAnEied 60 ne Identinsd.
~ - the Impression That the Dead
EnginseF Is Rssponsibls For the Ter
rlhIo Arrldaut
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
porGHKEEPsIE FALLS IN LINE.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Feb. tspecaD.-The rohos
commissioners OF Poughkeepsie last night voted 70
have themselves Investigated. The action came up
IN ,hs form 0, the following resolution introduced
h Commiss,oner Barlow and voted for unanimously
by all the Commissioners:
Whereas, The public press has charged or inti-
mated that bribery was used IN procuring appo.nS'
nent on the force made at last meeting. there.
fore 60, /, ,.a.,aa 90 ,nvs.
tlgate the matter. ,, -
Al the January meeting four new policemen were
apponted one OF these was William ST. George,
who was nominated by Commissioner o. NJ Shedd,
seconded by Commissioner w. L. Delacey, ana
voted for BY them and Commissioner W. II. Barlow.
president Bryon Heath dissenting. About the same
time Edward p. st. George the new poiicemsne
father placed a mortgage OF 500 on his house Sev.
eral local newspapers printed the fact in ssgnih-
cant way, and since then rumors OF bribery have
zen ripe. 1t Is said that before st. George was
appointed. his father made the statement that he
would give $50 to have his son put on the force.
Mayor Arnold said to-day that he would make the
investigation asked for by the Police Commission.
ers and take whatever action the CONCLUSION OF that
Investigation may warrant
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
THEY HAD AN "OTTPOTRING."

From The Philadelphia Times.
Of a moonshiner who was arrested by him Tor sell
ng a hundred gallons OF wildcat whiskey. The d.
fendant was a minister In charge OF mountain al. =.
church, and when placed upon the stand told the
facts In his own peculiar way:
''Yo see. Jedge." he said, 1T was this way
Brother Adams ned leetle lcker, an he ses.
'Parson. take a gallon hum and | TUX II. Ny
wife war poly. sab. very poly thet summer, an
sho drunk the most Of IT,: nigh all OF IT,
II did holp her pow'fu.. 50 Brother Allen come
along day an ses, Brother Allen. thets a
good crtter you're rln'.' Vas. parson ne =
the best on the mounting I'm gon' fer the doc, 1,r
Con' TO let h m try he han my wife. she :
poly. An how - yo wife. parson?' She's bet
tab ses l. i got some licker an 1t sot her up
rght we'll .Hev yo' any more? ses he. an |
lowed | he'd. | give him some. Then ] got
more an 1t kin o po' season. jedge, an
les le; my brethren hev 1t for their wives. an We
he'd sich outpourin' Of grace as We never he'd
befo an II want long fore every man on the
mounting war brother They all lined the church
an s,h a lot OF poly wives never seen reckon
/ gv ont bout a hundred gallons. jedge, jest 10
church members | wouldn'; let the unrcSenerai.,
hev A drop. ! jess made half dollar on each
gallon TO pay for to,.n' IL to the house an meas
urn IL out. an didn't git nothin' FER right smart
OF IT, ! won't hev mo- OF IT, jetige. even II II
breaks up the church" The old man SO hon
est that a minimum fine was imposed