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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
BRADLEY In TROUBLE
nESrUcKs's GOVERNOR COMMITS
4 RATHER UNGRACEttL ACT.
Names His Daughter RS sponsor for
the Bnftierhfp in Frce OF
Previous Nomination.

Lexington. KY. December 2.-Governol
William Q. Bradley stirred up hornet.
nest when he announced Sunday that h,
would appoint his daughter. Miss Chris.
tine, sponsor FOR the new battleship Ken
lucky, and that she would break bottle
cver its prov when II 10 launched mex,
January
About year ago ! connection was Gre
ated IN the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union by the publication o. story stat
Ing that Miss Hattie cambridge Richard
son would break a bottle OF Kentucky
whisky over the prov Of the Kentucky
when u was launched.
Petitions poured into Secretary Herbert
praying that he would not allow whisky 10
be used TO christen tho weasel. Now the
whole matter Is brought UP again by GOV
crnor Bradley declaring his daughter shall
ehristen the ship.
Miss Richardson IN angry over the de-
clarcd Intention 81 Governor Bradley and
last night gave out the following signed
statement:
ITO the Public | am urged TO spear by
the discourtesy have been shown In this
matter by Governor Bradley stating that
he would appoint his daughter to christen
the Kentucky. ! also object 10 the man
gone about TO secure the appointment Of
his daughter. When | was asked by See.
rotary Herbert to christeu the Kentucky.
WIS by that honor placed before The
public received hundreds OF congrat-
ulaiions from patriotic Kentucklans the
highest officers Of the army aud OF The
navy and from my friends everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
SLA,rmna WAS Ar ATLANTA.
Could Not Possibly Have Killed IN =
Two san FraucIscn Girls

Atlanta, Ga, December a.--Josenh
sianther. better known as Arthur n
Forbes, who was manager and propre,or
OF the southern Purchasing agency in Al.
lanta and who recently committed suicide
In the Bosoue county Jail. In Texas. Was
In Atlanta on the day when the murder Of
aiiss Blanche Lamont and Miss MInnls
Williams occurred in San Francisco This
statement IL made by persons in Atlanta
who knew Forbes we'll and who had busl. .
ness dealings With him. and 10 supnort
tneir statements the books arpi records
when We're In Forbes Office have Neon
consulted and II is shown that he,wesn
April and April IA, 1895, the time ~ ,ha
Two murders In San Francisco Forbes "a.
anu Going business with Kelly A. Rros
shu other hrms. II these statements ha
= and tnere appears no reason Ia dc,,h,
me proofs Neutrality-suspicious.. alfas Hlansh '
g, could not have possibly been the MIR
usrsr OF the young girls. and the dac,sra
tiou made In a written confesslon 49,,
ny tnst ne Killed the young women Il
,sse. Mrs, blanther tor the one here who
.,Ains 70 be the widow has been exerfiny
every energy 10 show that her HUSBAND ~. ,
me real murderer and that Theodore nnrs
ns' now under sentence OF death a.. ~ !.
s.sme. y an innocent man. Ma nInn,nar
Mho 3as dece1vtd BY her h,,sas IA I.
uvuntiess sincere In what she saws ~, -
rnose course OF action IA bass,d 49, - ue1
euteeu written confession. ny" 'ns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

tired 10 his cabin about 10 O'Clock and said
to his wife: Il have juat learned to use
the kind OF sword that the C,ibans use
New. | want all OF you TO stand up"
In order to humor him she and the chill
dren arose. when hs tied their hands with
piece of ccrd, which ne fastened TO the
rufters. Obtaining a corn knife which was
In an adjoining room. he commenced cut
ting his family. inflicMng some dreadful
wounds, but before he could complete his
fiendish work HIS son came home. Bilder-
beck became alarmed. seized his army
musket ran out OF doors and fled to the
woods, The son summoned physician and
rotified the neighbors. A posse was
quickly organized and search for the as
sailant was begun but as yet Bilderbeck
has not been found. The villagers
threaten to lynch him II he e found. The
condition Of Mrs. Bilirrbeck and the oiil-
dren Is serious.
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i hr thinks the Will Is to be opened next
Monday. though he has not been officially
| notified yet Of his ,inclc's death. II l. iio'
.knokn even by Mr.. Walters. the late Dr.
Evans lawyer, whether the Instrument i
signcd or MT.
There seems Ia be an impression that
the icci0r had fell under bad Influences Just
before his death and that the viii OF last
September was dictated by designing ter-
sons.
New York, December 2.-The Hcraid'f
Paris correspondent quotes friend Of
pr. Evans as saying: Many assert that
Or. Evans died ntestate. but on the other
hand others ray that there is certainly a
viii In bls desk.
III IL known that Dr. Evans heid great
deal OF real estate 81 PERKS. For instance,
there is house formerly occupied by
him al the ccrner OF the Avenue Du Bols
DO Botilogne and Avenue Malekoh. sur
rounded by very large garden. Dr..
Evans considered thai property worth
%, 900 900 francs. HISS property at No. AZ
Avenue du Bots de Boulogne and soine
land bach OF II on which the La Fayette
home has been constructed would be
worth nay, 100000 francs.
Besides this there ia house In the
Avenue Itlcber and also properly IN the
Avenue de rAma.
In New YORK. lJr Evans had some real
csa,e also, but / know he sold some. He
Disposed certainly 81 come property Mt the
corner OF Dey street and Broadway for
CT 100000 Altogether the Evans estate
would. ! should think. be at least worth
g. I, 600 600"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
BRAVERY REV ARDED.



Washington December 1.-The secre-
tary OF war has granted medal of honor
to n Federal soldier on the affidavit, of a
Confederate" said Charles | Evans of
Texas. last night, "and It is probably the
first instance on record OF this kind. The
Federal soldier who received the medal
was Thomas |. Higgins. now Of hannibal.
Mo. During the war he was he coior
bearer Of the Ninety ninth Illaps Icgi-
ment and was holding that position at the
siege Of Vicksbufg. In an assault on Nay
p, 1863. the Nlnety-ninth Illinois was Cr-
dered to charge and not to look back
was member OF the Second Teas regi-
ment and we confronted the charging Mi
noisans. We repulsed the lllnpis .esi-
mont a short distance from the breast
works and sent II back in contpsion. lfig-
gins, however was literally oonyiig The
orders
He never looked back He never no.
ticed the retreat of his regiment. nut can q
bounding forward colors flying IS PRETTY
as soldier ever saw When within 'orty
yards OF our works word was pa3sAd alcrg
the line moi TO shoot the bfava soldier and
all firing ceased. When Higgins saw his
predicament, he started 10 rrireat with lis
cooIs, but we told him TO come oh or we
would have to sh0o' him So. raj men ran
out and brought him within The breast
works. We kept him several DAYS. .ting
which time we learned 20 llke az adinife
him. He was then paroied.
j was one Of the men who wtRct scd
his heroic deed and made ahidnit to thGt
onect. Several OF my comp1ninas wHs re-
memhered Higgins and lis cNArsc sieo
madp autdaytS on these tho secretary of
war granted a medal Higgins could Fave
been vouched for by tnemp rs o. his own
regiment. hut the novelty Of rccominen1a-
ton by his former foes led 10 thn. ,nn- . ;.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
SHORT MEMS STOKES.

PARls-M MUlerd senator for the de-
rartmort cf Eure. has been appointed mini
isior 81 iustice II s,loccasion to VI Darlan.
ST LOUIS Tie Interstate Assoeiau1i
OF Live stock sanitary Boards adjourned
lis meeting n this Cty, IN meet at ort
Worth, Texas, october .. iS~
wAstiNGToN- The secretary Of way
has ordered a court pdrini Tor the trial
Of Captain @. NJ Garter, corps OF en-
nj ers. an charge of uroi0cerhhe con-
duct w taic shshWSemeN 81 government
hltds Tor tho Improvement Of savannah
river ard harbcr.
WASHINGTON Secretary Gage de-
cldccl the perhing Dutch sugar question
by ruFlng that the cSunterVhilng duty
provided for by the Dingiey tarn law
applics to sugars imported from the Meth
cr.Ands.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn While Frank
ShcrmaD and his son Cecil We're walking
along country roald Near Mouse Creek
Tenn, they were fired UPON from ambush
10y wl,known parties. MIR. Sherman wa
Killed INSTANTLY ana his son dangerously
wounded
CRAIG, co.'s i. II Thompson, VINO
lives in the western part 81 quote county
near the steno Of thu recent fight be-
tween litea and game yardens. has ar
rived with Information thar Indians were
invading That section
KANSAS CITY. MO--The Kansas city.
pittshurp aud Guif has rcoreyanizcd and
pnpAS3. Kansas CITY and Western rail
WAY its northern connecting line 4. II.
Sls.lwc!l Of this city was made president
SIT LOUIS Impeachment proceedings
WI be brought against Chief May or tho
tAero.tee Nation and members OF the
Cherokee council I'm connection IN the
alleged fraud IN payment of $4,000 10
freedmen.
IHrfIAE ROCK. AKA special session
az tho counoT Of the Eplscoi1al chtlr.tl Of
"A Nnau tat ALI ts.1 A,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
PARIS GREATLY srII RED.
rhe Dre,ru. AFFAIR IAL., TO Pro

The Dreyfus Annir Lakel 10 Pro.
duce Good Crop OF Du~ls
New York. December "A dispatch t.
the Herald from Paris saws:
II viii be wonder IL the Dreyfus- Ester
nazey AFFAIR is not productive Of crop
OF duels. Several OF the Paris papers ars
hghting one against the other like XII
kenny cats and personalities are flyinp
around broadcast.
Even Emile lola has been dragged int
the quarrels. He has contributed an arti.
Gle TO the Figaro arguing that il Dreyfus
relations have formed syndicate to secnrs
newspaper support. they were only doinl
what they had perfect right to do. Tho
Journal now asks how murh zcia received
for the article.
the Figaro makes out strong Gaze Ia
Esterhaxey's writing has been Compared Il,
experts with that uf the memorand um "a n
g - preyfus. Il having been stated thsi
GDsr0 Pellieux ~ - inteation n - +,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Operations in India.

Simla. December 2.-Official dispa.cAel
from the front say that the Kurran colura
of the British punitive force has met va
fierce resistance on its march into ~
Chamkanni country. The fighting has 30
heavy. &
Villiers Stuart was severely wounded. ~
Lieutenant Pennington slightly wounds.
Two Sepoys were killed and fourts>!
wounded. The Kurran column has burnel
thirty villages Of the tribesmen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Washington. December 1.-The Judge
advocate general Of tho army. Colonel Lieb-
er, now has the Lowering case in hand and
lis preparing the reprimand which will be
sent to the captain. 1t is said at the war
department that the president and secre-
tary Alger arc dissatisfied with the len
iency shown by the court in this case, and
the reprimand will be severe condemna-
ton of those officers of the army who have
shown by words or acts their approval Of
Captain Coverings actions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Abilene Texas, December 1.-The Rost,r
Eloonler Hasshstll cluh switched "a car
mere See'oray and played a game with
~. ne Ahusise nine w was the Arst time
gbis on the diamond and they wore ioo
gallant 70 beat the girls Tho score stood
10 in favor OF The GIRLS H'VoN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Nicaragua's Troubles.

Managua, Nicaragua, November 19.-(cdss
respondence of the Associated Press. )--Ins
financial condition of Nicaragua continna
very bad, with no prospect OF an early I'M
provement although there Is hope for bet
ter times when the crop of coffee has beee
gathered. The coffee crop however. Is -
below the average in quality ann L. Juan
tity. There will be unusual difficulties y
gathering the crop, a majority OF the man
lahorers being under arms in the vart1M
revolutions s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
hank Robbers tnsucce.,fuI.

Warsaw. Ind. December Five rob-
hers entered Miles & Higbee's bank at
Milford early today They bound and
gagged Night Watchman Milton stiffler.
DR. Rack, who passed by on his way home,
was seized and gagg d. The robbers then
drilled a hole in the safe and several
charges of dynamite were exploded. but
they only dsfigured the safe without open.
Ing it. In their raid the robbers burned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
ixaUMAS PARENT.

ue TIES -: Family W and Starts "a
~ Hack Thcns "a Pieces. -
Mliford Del, December s.--salvage BIZ
derbeck' a charcoal burger. who about /.
year ago moved from New~Jsrssy "a pu.
siestcwn, . Maryland Village near -.
Delaware nns. attempted 10 Mll Ais fan.
~ ~ Aoa~Ay evening. 1llAer>sck =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
NO CuRE-No PAY.

That IL the way all druggists e.
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC =
Chiils and Malaria. 1t Is simply Iron ~
Quinine In tastelese form. Children ~
u. Adults prefer 1t to bitter. nauseail4
tones. Price SOC. S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
WORK an ARASsAs PASS.
oniy Eight Feet of the Twentr
rrOn,iscd HIVE Been secured.

Promised Have Been secured.
Washington, December 2.General VIII
son, chief OF engineers. has received the
report of the board of engineers appointed
to make an examination OF tho work ac-
complished at Arkansas rass, Texas, by
the Arkansas Pass Harhor company The
board was TO make an appraisement of the
value Of this work as a basis for the pur-
chase OF the works by the government and
It's completion. The undertaking was 10
secure twenty feet OF water over the bar
and up to this time little more than
eight feet has been attained,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Ennis. Texas December Tho Ennis
Gun club Is preparing for bic show a,
an early dato. Captain IL. p. Moore
prcsilem, Of the club. his iust rn,.t,,,,,
Three traps and three barrels OF h,i,n III
Tor the occasion. ~ ''eiV oaus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
Small Fire.

Livingston, Texas, December THE
building occupied by Eddie Andrcss as a
market was consumed tonight by fire
small loss; no insurance. restaepc.
wNhin twenty-five feet OF II was sasss
Win comparatively no damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
MARTIAL LAW PROCI.AIMEn
Direct Results of the Recent ~.
in Ausfrin

In Austria.
Prague, Dacemher 2.--NiartiaI law "a.
been proclaimed here as we'll as n ~.
judicial districts Of Karolemnthat zikov|
Weinberg and Smicho, as a result n ~.
recent riots.
Rioting was resumed hero at 8 o'clox,
this morning, when stores and bousss N
two streets OF the old town were nil,a..s
several battalions of infantry and ~
squadrons of cavalry were called out /.
| disperse the mob.
The burgomaster and the municipal coui.
cillors today submitted to the goyerus
complaints against the German studentsh
connection with the recent disturbance
| The governor replied that while he IN
understood recent events had caused ruu,i
| excitement he was compelled to sdmh
there was no justification for the excc,,s
| In this direction, and he further decIsrtd
that the utmost rigor would be exercised
to re-establish order and protect the piops
erty Of Germans. l
There were further excuses toiay III
weinberg and the police were Obliged Ill
use tneir reviewers. ~
a house in Aldstaderring was wrecked
and the pillagers were dispersed BY II
mounted patrol There were other acts III
pillage at Zelskow. but the mobs eveyJ.]
where were quickly dispersed. The toni
is tranquil this evening and Is being ~
trolled by troops.
The military patrol fired upon a bod
of rioters who were trying 10 danioiish /
Jewish synagogue at Smychf Nobody NJ
hit and the mob fed in confusion.
During the day eighteen persons hazs
been wounded. including two soldiers. '
AS a further indication of the gravity 4
the situation troops TO the number of,iQ
600, equipped with ammunition and othes
paraphernaiia as for a campaign have bee1
engaged in stppressing the riots, The H.
innate knowledge that tho mob has al
played OF the exact position Of the wesitk
lest German houses and Of valuable ca
man property shows that the riots weA
organized in advance. Sg
Further troops are being drafted inta
Prague from Vienna and elsewhere ~
tomorrow there will be at least $4,000 ~
diers In the city and it's immediate suburh&
The parliamentary deadlock continueaI
Baron Gausch. the new premier, hae
made no progress toward a compromise
satisfactory to rival factions. and it tiostas
to be feared that the preseift reichsrath
will never reassemble. II it does the sanne
disorderly scenes win occur as before "a
report is current tonight, though as vet
unconfirmed. that a mob at Psague at
tackled the soldiers and sangunary en-.
counter eneued. According to this rlim0e
the troops fired four volieys. klllns
twenty five rioters outright and woundirs
many. s
Vienna, December 2.-It Is evident ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Kaufman. Texas, December Ia hous.
on the Williamson farm near Ally burned
down last night about IL clock. No f,r.
thcr particulars could be learned.
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the Name. Of Chry.an,hemum..
Chicago Tribune.

II Is not generally known by the thous-
ands who admire the chrysanthemum. and
that much OF the American interest in the
flower 10 due to Mrs. Alpheus Hardy ~
Boeton. She assisted Young jap through
Harvard. and he. to show hts anprecia-
ton, sent Der on his return 10 Japa,, sew
sral mssnthcent plants, which he n anasd In
hfr honor, This has given rise Is the
custom which chrysAnthemum rais,rr hsvs
g aiming di6erent yaSistls after friSads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

London. December "A special dispts
received here today from shang Hal ~
large reinforcements Of japanese troon
have arrived at the Island OF Formosa. ~
Der $4,000 men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Paris. December 2.--The Patriets ~
evening says that at the last momer, Z;
friends Of Alfred Dreyfus, the prisooe,' 4.
Devils Island. will produce further dc..
ments, consisting of letters from Co.,.
Gonse. high staff officer: 20 Colonel W. 81
quart. in support of the disgraced ofilcsss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03
Ce.ton iiurned,

Abilene, Texas. December e.--Flre Dc.
s.oyed twenty bales Of cotton in the yard
this morning; insured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

!ake Laxative RFomo Quinins Tah,e.. An,
oross,sss refund the money Il Il fsils I.
sssS e, - eenn<ns ~ y i. q. a.
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ing this comparison. The Figaro saw. ~
is the capital point OF the inquiry snSx
the opinion of jurists. counsel and Iour,.3
lists. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

Madrid, December s.--The goyernmer,
~ received an official dispatch from ua.
vana which states that General pando wn.
we placed In charge Of the militarv on.e
nrsssaons N the island by Captain csnars,
Is-u redcned Ciego de Avilla On IN,
eeerpn-Jtraco tfocha Tuesday =" 'ne
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24

W. B. Stansbury, of the Times
Democrat was tried last week in
New Orleans, for shooting at Domi-
nick O'Malley, proprietor of the
Daily Item, 10 September 1895. The
jury promptly acquitted Stansbury
despite the fact hat the evidence
clearly showed him guilty of shoot
ing at an unarmed man. True TO
p~rovocation alleged was very great,
and we think the jury should have
sentenced S~tansbury to a two years
term in a shooting gallery or with
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. The
same evening O'Malley and stans-
bury had a scrap on Canal street
and Stansbury shot Domioick in the
stomach with his No. eleven brogaD.
iuaietiDg a severe wound.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24
south by Antoine Meaux, east By.

and west by -.
One dwelling house and kitchen
one pantry, one corn CRIB. one buggy
house, one blacksmith shop, one out
house, one armoir, three beds and
bedding, one bureau, one safe. ona
table, two Wristbands, eight chairs
one buggy, n OK cart, one wagon
one salky pillow, one cutter, three
plows and one scraper, one lot Of
carpenter tools. one lot of corn abont
ten barrels, s95 PANELS of fencing
8 pieux and | wire, 2o5 paunels Of
fencing 4 pieux and | wire, 1850
PANELS of fenciog S pienx, $50 los
of wire and posts, so head of chick.
ems. 38 pannels of garden pickets.
"a sheep, three gentle horses, one
two-year old colt, six hogs, one pair
of work oxen, two bulls, four COWS
and calves, four fat cows, three two
year old heiters, one two year old
calf, one shot gon, two large pots,
and many other articles too numer.
Gus to mention.
sherif's Office, Abbeville, La.
April 3, 1897,
j. OSCAR HEBERT,
Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24

Foster, the weather prophet, has
been forecasting the weather very
correctly during the present year.
His storms and cold waves have oc-
Cured with wonderful accuracy, and
from this fact we are apprehensive OF
April because he foreshadows it a
month Of violent atmospheric dis
turbances. He is not a wild guesser
like Virgins and some others, but is
a 6ne meteorologist, studying data
away back and ascertaining the
position of planets when certain
storms occurred in the past, and finds
that the most destructive storms oc.
cur at the conjunction Of the equi,
noxcs Of certain planets. These
with other conditions of winds and
atmosphere, form the premises of his
weekly forecasts, and are quite in
teresting to say the least Of them,--
Crowley Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24

Trying to hold "Old Mississippi
between mad walls is like trying to
tie a giant down with weak thread.
When the old Father of Waters
wants room, he brushes their boasted
levees aside, or rides over them.
There are now eight or ten breaks
along the Arkansas and Mississippi
lines, and there must soon be more
all along down to the guif.-Amite
City Independent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24

Suppose the value of the cloth in
a suit of clothes is $40. Under the
present tariff the single ad valorem
rate of 40 per cent raises the cost to
$l4. The new Mckinley tariff i'm
poses a tax of three and one-half to
fo1r times the duty on wool OF the
first class, 8 TO IS cents q pound
and 20 per cent ad yalorem, accord
ing to the price. This would raise
the price of clothes from $40 to 1913
or 26.-Boston Post.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24

The people Of the United States
pay over 100000 a year for for.
eign sugars. Every penny Of this
vast amount ought to be expended
in the United States, and if the gov
eminent would only encourage the
home production Of sugar TO a great
err extent our farmers could easily
supply the demand.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-04-24

Nothing like the horrible famine
10 India has occurred during this
century. Just think of it'll A trop'
zeal land, where little shelter and nc
clothes are necessary, where fruit
grows almost spontaneously, which
exports many millions of bushels Of
grain, has many million human be.
ings suffering untold agony because
they are hungry. Aud the same
cursed British system that is causing
the horrible famine in India is bring.
ing misery and starvation to many
millions in our country. Yet the
poor starving wretches are led to
praise the hand that smites them in
India and to vote for it 10 America.
- Bob Schilling.