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CUBAN EXPEDITIONS.
VtAArIIIiis OF ARMS, MuNITIoNs
AND SUPPLIES ZEN ROUTE.
The Daring DauntIess and other
Filtbustcrs Now on tue Sen Hnv-
ing Alluded the ofhciaIs.

Jacksonville, Fla. February IA spe-
cial to tho Times Union and Citizen from
Fernandina, Fla, says:
tug supposed to be the Dauutloss ar
rived here Mt 1890 last night and came to
the steamship wharf and proceeded AT once
10 take on board supplies supposed TO be
ammunition.
About ~ o'clock seventy Cubans arrived
~ special train and Immediately went
aboard. Colonel Nunes was In charge.
full supply OF coal was also taken
aboard and she Went to sea at $50.
Ship Consul Carrie says he doubts ma n
whether the expedition left or not.
The deputy and collectors We're both
closely watched TO prevent interference
from them.
\ special to the Times Union and Citizen
from Tampa. Fla. says;
The Cuban expedition that left here yes
terday Is now safely Mt sea and viii tpln
the expedition that left rernandIna GA the
Dauntless. All the facts were verified and
there Is no doubt as to the truth OF ths
story.
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PROTECTING BRIrIsM SUGAR.
One of the Side Issues of the DiprIey
MIL

one of the Side Issues of the DingIey
nil.
Washington, February 1f.-(Special.) y
Consul Sorsby notified the state depart
ment from San Juan del Sur that a deposit
has been made with the Ncarag,an gov
eminent by the Atlas Steamship company
20 secure the contract for the new rail- :.
read from the Silico logon to San Juan
river. The work will be commenced be-
rfforo June 5.
Consu: Patterson of Demarara, British
Guiana, writes the department that the
sugar crop Of Guiana Will be less thar
in 1896. The leading market report III the
colony says: III it were not for the pro-
lection inloluntarly accorded to our Brit
ish sugar colonies by the United States IN
levyiHg countervailing duty on bounty
fed beet sugar, protection denied US by
the mother country, our sugar would not
he worth cultiyatlng"
Such information is peculiarly interest
ing in these piping times of Hawaiian an
neXation agitation.
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WONT APOLOGIZE.
Spnin Says De Lomc's Resignation
IL Sustt.icnt


SPnin Says De Lomc's Resignation
il Sufficient.
Madrid February 1.-THE note from
Minister Woodford demanded that Spain
should formally disavow the insults to
President Mckinley contained in Minister
De lomo's letter to canaleiur.
The cabinet council today, it is reported.
decided unanimously to reply 70 Minister
Woodford that Senior De l4omes spontanc-
GUS resignation and tho resolutions of the
decree accepting it we're considered suf-
fieient satisfaction. 1t is understood that
Minister woodford received this intima-
ton and dispatched a long cipher telegram
to Washington
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WATCH CAREFULLY.
Nature Gives the Warming, and
every Wise Man or Woman Must
Respond When She Can. 60,


Respond When She Calls for
Help.
Watch well the first symptoms of ays-
pepsa and Indigestion.
In these are the seeds OF future troub,a
planted In the system.
Disease and danger Turk In the vita, mr.
gans. the blood becomes yitiated and ~.
general health is undermined whenever ~
stomach and liver fail to perform ~
functions as Nature intended
The evidences OF disturbances I'm tbe..
gans are always PLAIN and nnmissakah,s
a heayiness and lassitude seem tn ssiya
the brain. and TO depress the bodily ena,,
and sEirit All mental or physical ersnr,
becomes "a torture. aud IL nay,sa,sa
things so on from bad to worse unt,1 -,
health Is completely undermined or a Az
stroyed. ~ ue-
Nor is II aafe to resort 10 the bar on,
gripping cathartics The best thiny a...
man or woman can do at such times ~
take pure stimulant--not an ord,na, -
one. but something that has been $3.50. So,
ana tried. and is indorsed by rba ,a aesIeu
people Of the land. Precisely such eauins
ticie Is Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky ~ ar
STOOD the test OF time. Ii POSSESSES , -. mas
maj Qualities known 10 no Other 1870 as,c-
Y VIII tone IN the stomach, reIisvs sn.shy,
sla and cure where Other nren, $3.50
greer gives you the genuine. Sss's' or
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New Orleans Entrt..3

Tabouret, 80; Sim w, Dorah Wood, 4
lo'; Tallahassee, LOG; Pat Morrisssy, If
vid. 11G.
one-half mile, for 2.year-olds-rx
snjpburic. 1902; l.. Pilot, Jr.. M, N. IA
Ian, Tyrshina. 1876; Bristol, MonfeiicE
man. Rawney, Sir Florian, 107; usy II
stead, Pat Garrett, May Beach. IL
one and one-eighth mile, selling-jol1l
Ivan, l.: w, 80; Laura Gotta, Full mn
Robert Bonner, Brother Fred, "a. ~
Palace, 100; Little Bramble, His BI
llmpl Wolsey, 1O2: Cherry Leaf, n.
Chcioe: Celtic Bard. 100; A. B. G, III; {
othy H., 90.
One and one-eighth mile. hurdle hssf1
shuntv Kelly, 125; Uncle Jim, 49,; Bial :
lsf; Arezzo. Partner, Dick TepIson. n
more, 13s.
Three-fourths mile, -Banhu. 1
Hmm, Laura May. 100: May ClarkRsa
lula H.. udah, Vale. Frances NeClA|
Margaret Eastin. Cavaletta, Mcnnists.
One mile--Lillian Russell, r. B. SD
Gllray Peter Archer, 80; Coronttn |
Flcp, Dudley b., IO7; Aunt Maggie, ~
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ALL FRANCE ON TRIAL.
GRAVE ANXIETY IMPRESSED ny
THE LEADING JOURNALISTS.
phe 'Hu'"iS Says "Annrch, Prevails
In the Army. the Law and
in the street.

New York February ii.--A dispatch to
the Herald from Paris SAYS: Whit will he
the upshot OF the whole business is n
question that may be asked with some
profit at this juncturo of the lola trial.
The gravest anxiety obtains and the eau
lois goes so far as to complain eiitorlally
that anarchy prevails in the army. in
he law and in the street" ana calls upon
NJ. Felix Faure 10 exercise his ccngtitu
tionai power and put a stop to this state
of things.
Following are the views of well known
Partisan journals:
CASTOR colmette o, the FiAAxssxMN
fault has been cH/mitted; uVZSGM6Mch
should be attribTfd to the courts rather
than to the menikho have brought about
ms eHnpaign revision The proper
step " take is a strictly legal one and 10
ask but one question In the parliament
which communicated against Dreyfus,
without his knowledge, to the court mar
tiai' If he has been convicted in connec-
ton with document of which he kao IS .
nothing about and of which his counsel
Knew nothing, then the law, no matter
what Was the fault OF Dreyfus. has been
violated and the matter should be revived.
me whole question is wrapped up in
mat Every one could associate himself
Win inc campaign so far as Justice is
concerned, but no one could do so prop.
erly before the revision takes place. nor
with certainty have set In motion the
question OF the Innocence of Dreytus. Az
ter the matter had been viewed in this
iight, France would have avoided one OF
the most terrible crises she has undergone
since 1870. | speak OF the republic and
this is the first danger to the republic
which can involve such incalouiable aues-
mons. refer TO the old danger OF the
antagonism now springing into existence
between me Judicial system and the
army, between the gown and the sword.
the ahtagonism between the present
world and our army stan"
Henry Rochsfort said: '.ZoIa will III,
convicted. There is so great pressure Of
public opinion acting on the Jury that ona
can not expect anything but conyietion
On the other hand, lola does not seem 10
me 10 be we'll defended and his counsei
seems to be dragging the affair out rs
long as possible. | don't think lola will
80 10 prison; nor do ! think he will bs
ohi'sea 70 pay fine. After the ;.;a. n !
over ils conclusions Will be considered by
the court Ct cessation. But suppose zo,s
= acquitted, he viii not be able to show
himself IN public In Paris, or for that mat
ltr anywhere In France without Dersonat
DANGER TO himself He could NOT very wall
I'VE IN Paris with body guard continuous
y about him.
NJ Joudci Of tho Petit journal said: u
,ons.usr tne present situation very grave
and this gravity Is owing TO the weakness
d the government"
Ferdlnand Nan of the journal said. ..Tba |
'Nuene gravity Of the situation does mi |
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1888, -N'h X
FOUNDED, Fred Vogel badly hufr and


WILMINGTON, Del.-The standing com
mittee of the diocese OF Delaware has
refused to consent to the conservation of
Archdeacon Brown as bishop of Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.--CharIes l.. Jud-
son. prominent business man of Desarc
committed suicide by shooting his brains
out Financial trouble is said to be the
cause.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.--A part of the
plant of the Hartford Carpet company. at
Ihompsonwille, has been closed for an in
definite period. More than 200 hands are
affected
BoSToN-The Massachusetts cotton
mills directors have resolved 10 eytend
their plant In Georgia at the earliest mo-
ment, 1t hS2ing produced larger diyi
dend than their mills at Lowell.
ALATHE. KAMA mass meeting was
held here at which John p. ST. John
formerly prohibition candidate for presl,
dent, was roundly denounced for signing
whisky petition. st. John tried to de-
fend himself
IoPEkA. kan.--In the Federal court
Judge Williams entered foreclosure
against the three lines of railway known
as the Central branch OF the Union Pacific
and named Hiram Dillon as special master
to conduct the SALE
Ii,
and other leading society women express
very trenchant views on the duty OF the
ohlted States to intervene in behalf Of
CUBAN Insurgents Mrs. Gordon charac
terizes Spain as cruel stepmother
NEW YORK--Bishop Satterlee OF Wash
ington in an address said OF persecution OF
AImenians: BY and by God is going to
make the oiood OF these martyrs the seed
OF the church, don't know how il is 20.
ing TO be. but great blessing is, coming
10 the world through Armenia
sAvANNAH, Ga,-The government con-
,ihues TO investigate In the trial by court
martial OF Captain 0. NJ. Carter the charge
mat ne entered into an agreement with
me atlantic Contracting company to de-
fraud the city OF Savannah out Of a large
sum 81 money by forcing the city to sci ln
a. sacrihce large quantity Of stone bal.
, hn, at quarantine Il was shown by an Gid
, niIi against the city that the rock in
1881 brought 81 per ton. II was sold sold ,o or
an insignificant amount in 1894 beeansa
moved at once ~~ - must Nc
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KlonIiI.e Steamer Lost.

Victoria, b. G., February ia briof
dispatch from Captain Irving OF the steam
or Islander. which arrived at Union this
morning from skaguay, reports that the
steamer Clara Nevada, from Seattle. was
wrecked, and 1t is supposed that all hands
were lost. The dispatch does not state
whether the Nevada was bound north or
south or how many passengers she had.
Captain Irving reports terrific weather
up north
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INC CnrI,lng RcInrnr.

WASHINGTON February H. The torpedo
boat Gushing has returned to Key West
from Havana.
Tho squadron at Tortugas loses four of
the ships today. that num.er being dotacb-
cd TO redeem the departments promise to
have warships present Mt the mardi gras
celebration. Tho Texas and Nashville left
for Galveston, the Marhlehead for New or
leans and the Detroit for Mobile, The re-
lnainder OF the squadron will romain near
Iorlugns for about ton dnys conllng.
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DE LOME'S SUCCESSOR.
Senior Louis Polo Bernabe Selected WOOdf0rd Asks
Explanation of Parts of De Lomes Letter.

Madrid Fcbary 1.-THE cabinet met at o'clock this afternoon and dis
OF
decree VIII covering the chambers this
a o
in ii
last
in
OF
matters consuiates
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Suffrage Committee Hearings to he
PubIic-Invitatian to Bryan.

New Orleans, February 1.-THE constitu-
tionat convention today listened TO addresses
by Eon. j. L. McCurry. agent of the Peabody
fund, and Ex-Justice Fenner of the supreme
court, on the subject of education. Ii also
adopted a resolution inviting William Jen-
ninES Bryan to make an address before its
meui ers.
During the rest of the week the convention
Will do little active work beyond the intro
duction of bills
The suffrage committee decided today that
all Its hearings should be IN public There
was apparently among the members of the
committee determination to let the world
to approach and treat the suffrage question.
There have been already introduced numerous
rlons, and the committee, untB next Thurs
Gay, VIII listen to explanations of them by
thtlr authors. 1t is probable that a commit
tec bill will be presented and that no indi-
viduni member will get the credit for the
nlnn
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

TACOMA. Wash.--Rich strikes are re-
ported near Eldorado, in the Klondike
country.
ClNClNNATI-Th United States circuit
court of appeals has decided that the cast
iron pipe trust is an illegal corporation.
SPRINGFIELD, IlI.--The supreme court
mas sustained the sentence of ex-Banlt
PRESIDENT Charles w. Spaldlng to the PEN
itentiary.
ch!cAGo-The executive comuittee of
the National Editorial association decide
shat ann,Si meeting will be balnG
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Searching Tor Ei,ihustcr..

New London. Conn. February 1.-Two
customs officials from Bridgeport arrived
IN this city this morning and boarded one
OF Captain Scotts tugs. Immediately
atterward the tug steamed down the har-
Dor and out into the sound. IT il statnd
that these officials have been instructor
10 natrol and search the eastern end OF
Long Island sound for The purpose of In
tercep,ing a suspected fillbusteriug expe-
lItlou
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THE TRIAL OF MARTIN,
Direct Testimony Given Against III
sheriff.

>htfin.
Wilkcsbarre, Pa, February 14.--Tho four
tcenth day Of the trial Of Sheriff Martin aud
MS deputies. charged with the killing of the
stritefs ut Lattlmer. opened today with John
fpoti on the witness stand lie testified as
lollpws' 4 was with tho strikers when the
shooiing occurred NJ Lattliner When we
approached the sheriff he walked 10 the men
aud told us TO stop. Some of the mon went
forward and then heard the two volicys
nom the deputies was shot in tho right
arm and | started TO run and was shot in
tho right leg saw SIX or seven of tho depu-
away
Andrew stult testified: 81 carried the flag in
the march OF the strikers We were stopped
at West lia2leton by the shcrtr, who md n
revolver In his hand, A similar event oc-
CURED at Lattlmer whore the shprin seized
one oil our men, and we pulled the man away
from MIN, saw the sherin pull the trigger
OF his revolver three or four timrs "
Marion Guneayege testified that he was
marching with the strikers at West Il,zlcton
when tho sherin seized him. He begged 60 be
ict go, whereupon the shorin said You
seem To bc good fellow: You had better get
away IRON this, as there Is going to be bad
trouble hero today 80
Michael Malodic, tho next vitncas eaia
sherin Martin stopped the men aud held In
his hand revolver. The strikers pushed
ahead of the sheriff and thu firing then began
n'oIke Rector. IN long story OF tho shoot
ing, brought out facts as related by other
strikers. " '''
Andrew Silver told how, after the volley
irod by the deputies at Lattimor large
number of Them ran after the strikers and
Kept firing ms they ran. Under severe eross-
examination he finally stated that he was nj
nm artesian we'll at HARDWOOD when the firing
look place, This well Is quite out OF sight OF
any part OF the scene
Other witnesses examined today yovo ma
testimony OF Importance.
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IN THE INTEREST OF SILVER
Leading Northwestern Bimetallists
Viii Meet at Minneapolis.
IMPLICATION OF FORCES IS SOUGHT
EHort VIII BE Made 10 Have Minnc-
sofa PopuIists Adopt n Course
10 that End.

Washington. February Ex-senator Marion
Butler, chairman Of tho populist National
committee. and ex-senator Dubois left today
for Minneapolis 10 attend the meeting of the
Minnesota populists, to be held there wcdnes-
day Tho purpose of thor attendance is TO
try to induce the meeting to pronounce In
favor OF unity of action BY ali the silver
forces in the elections of tho future, regard
less of the political affiliations OF candidates.
This is a part of the general movement
which has been inaugurated here by the dem
ocrats, populists and silver republicans look
ing to a uniication OF forces. and much int
terost is felt in the success Of the mission of
Messrs. Butler and Dubois Congressman
Hartman will go to minneapolis tonight on
the same mission.
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seriously Injured by /, t.,,,,.

Naeogdoehes, Texas, February 14.-Mrs
+. Ruschie much respected and aged lady
OF this place. while milking young COW
THIS evening was dangerously and perhap,
iataliy sored and trampied by the COW.
she Is one OF Nacogdoches' oldest citizens
and has resided here for nearly the last
sixty wears ~ i"st
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ARRESTED As ALYNCHER.
fnther Of the Poor woman Assault.
ed and Murdered by Indians.

ed and Murdered by Indians.
Ardmore !. Il, FebrHzay lk,-onicers yes.
torday arrested at Manns,le Ed L. Martin,
charged with completely In the seminole
burning They brought him to this place
and took him prisoner to Oklahoma. MIR.
Martin is a highly respected citizen aud is
the i'ther Of Mira, Laerd. the lady the In
dians SO hrntally assaulted and murdered
Martin who lives near here, was at the time
"'''ied OF his daughters awful death and
went 70 the scene to attend tho funeral cero-
monies, hut was 100 late in reaching there.
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Savannah Ga, February 1.-THE tug
Dauntloss left Savannah yesterday morning
loaded mp with sixty tons Of coal IT is ru-
mored that she viii meet her mate and the
expedition off Tampa
They left Tampa last night. The Spanish
authorities have just learned OF this rev
expedition,
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COUNTER SUIT FILFn''

st. Louis, February 1i--Some IL,
Mark Baldwin. the baseball pitcher, q
suit In the circuit court here to stsr.
payment of Judgment secured axsips 4
Aon Der Abe in Pittsburg. This M
Won Der Abe filed an amended ansvy 4
ln5 $1,000 manages for being reioysl
the State of Missouri against bis Win
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RnInfin,ls strained.

London, February ia special from
Shanghai says the relations between China
and Germany are seriously strained over
the lattcr's fresh demands.
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Another spnnish Cruiser com,nu.

Madrid, February 1.-The CuIdnd dc
piaz Of the compania Transaiantica
which has been fitted out as cruiser with
ten guns. VIII probably arrive in Cuban
Waters before February eS With a torpedo
lotiiia and the frlgate yictorl, a broad
side ship OF 1850 tons.
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Remember we have cured M
and Chronic Diseases that have ~ y
cured az the hands OF some Of ~ Ham,
lists and physicians In the ~
Proof OF this statement at OUT ~
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases; Al r.
pies. Scrofula, Blood Ta'nts ahe ~
arising from an Impure state
completely eradicated from tne
KIDNEY AND uRlNa.
Weak Back. Pain in Side, ILL.,
In Urine, Brickdust. or Wnlts.
urlnating, frequency Of; Bright Z
all diseases OF the bladder Of potS
PRIVATE Diseases. Blood role
Varicocele, Tenderness, swe,is
OF Organs. and Piles, Fisium
without pain or detention frora
LADIES. II you are sunerins 81
tressing ailment peculiar 70 ze63
should call on Dr. Hathaway
delnv. ~
All persons who may be aess
consult us at once, as our ~
guarantee 70 every one exp
treatment ~ \ ~. =
Mail treatment given by sends
tom blanka.
No, i for men. No. . for yoa
skin diseases, No. for catHtI
Address or call TO your neni
nm. HATHAWAY =
33T 81. Charles
New on
or roo ~ A.
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KIDNAPPING OF cHR,s

Matter Has Been brought e =
Jury's Attention.
st. Louis, February 1.-THE kldha,>
Chris Won Der Abe, the st. Lou, q
magDatc. was brought Officially Mn
st, Louis grand jury today and ! fesst
will be made later. III
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, February 1+.-tSpecial-
via w. Owens has been designata
men Der of the civil service board y
custom house at Eagle. Pass, Texas
--HsAas sF *
The house library committee hu y
favorable report on the bill to sppi1
$4,000 to erect a statue in MonteiT
to Commodore .l0kRsc o. isats 1Xno II
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Antonoml.ln ncrlrr r.n....

Havana, February l4.--At meeting las,
night of the radical autonomsts important
questions were discussed with the view OF
assuring peace and Spanish sovereignty or
Cuba.
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Washington. February 14--Pensions
granted today: original-Napoleon Rem
nels, New Harp, $40; John G. Cooper The
ny, Sl2. James NJ Willet, dead Bristol
$40. Original widows, etc.--Fannie John
son, Denison. SIS.
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sound, heading in the direction of Mon
tauk Point.
Al about II o'clock tho Alert returned,
thc expedition haying been fruitlcss.
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San Francisco. February 14.--Weath4
track fast at Oakland.
Winners Hurley hurley, Emoltept4l
Marks, Flashlight, Treachery and Roihs'
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Cu.npERArInN AskEn.

Washington, February H.-At a meeting of
the democratic congressman and the cam
paisn committee the following officers were
elected: Senator White having been chosen
chairman some time ago; Governor Osborne
of wyoming, vice chairman; James Kerr
Pennsylvania. secretary; Joseph OIL Geor
gia. second assistant secretary.
The committee. before adjournment, adopt
ed the following resolution, presented by
SerGtor Jones:
In the opinion of the committee there
shoulc be the most earnest and hearty CO.
operation between the various friends of BIZ
metallism, defined by the Chicago plat
legitimate means to propagate this sentiment
and to unto in its support the voters Of
every party opposed to the gold Standard
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oi the National
- Suffrage association to oroe'
tnlia theater this morning.

In the executive session Senator ~
finished his speech in opposition 2 =
ton, denouncing the seizure o. n..S|
Dole. supported by United. states y.
He also argued that the islano l,., w
necessary In any way to the &S
Senator Proctor advocated annea
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Dallas Texas, February ii.--A mad dog
caused considerable excitement on the streets
OF Dallas late tonight, The rabid animal bl,
four men and has not been killed.