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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Tableware Trust.

Pittsburg, Pa, June S.-The stock
holders of the United States Glass COM
pany voted almost unanimously to-day
to enter a combination with 20 other
manufacturers of tableware, agreeing
to accept stock of the new company in
lieu of their plants, the apportionment
to be based on actual appraised values.
A meeting of representatives of all the
companies that have agreed to enter
the combine will be held tomorrow,
and it is said that representatives of IS
per cent of the tableware output will
meet to begin the contamination of the
bicr deal
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Bound for Alaska.

San Francisco, June accompanies G
and l. of the It'll infantry, which are to go
as the command of Colonel Ray to Alaska,
have arrived at Benecia barracks. Com
pany A of the same regiment may be ad-
ded to the expedition. This company is
now at Fort Mcpherson. Ga. There is
no chance of the Sd artillery having to
go north. The order detailing battery J.
Captain Henry c. Danes, has been re-
vCked. Battery B of the Bird artillery is
to be sent Immediately from Fortress
Monroe to Angel island, in this harbor
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09

Chicago, June rS.-Members of the
Straw Paper manufacturing associa-
ton will meet in New York next Mon
day, it is alleged, for the purpose of
combining all straw paper mills in the
country into one incorporation. The
consolidated mills of the country will
represent a capitalization of nearly
500 600 600
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Red Hot From the Gun

Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman of
Newark Mich. in the Civil War. 1t
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve cured him. Cures Cuts. Bruises,
Burns, Boils Feions, Corns Skin Erup-
tons. Best Pile cure on earth. % cents a
box. Cure guaranteed Sold by all drug
gsts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09

Albert Bartsch,' the young man ar
rested last Saturday for the robbery
of Shiffman's saloon at GregsOn
Springs a year ago and who has since
been held at the county jail, was re-
leased from custody yesterday as there
was not sufficient evidence against him
to warrant beginning a prosecution.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Reciprocity With France.

Washington, june &-The French gov
eminent has taken steps to renew nego-
tiations for a reciprocity treaty with the
United States, and to that end has APP
pointed NJ. Carpenter as special delegate
to assist Ambassador Cambon in con-
Quoting the negotiations. NJ. Carpenter
will arrive in New York from Paris to-
morrow. Ambassador Cambon was at the
state department to-day arranging the
preliminaries with Mr.. Kasson, the reci-
procity commissioner
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DIR. Kings New
Life Pills Every pill is sugar-coated
gobule of health, that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power They're Won
derful in building up the health. Only 70
cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Feminine Logic.

From Tit-Bits.
"How do you manage to find your way
across the ocean," asked lady to the
sea captain.
why, by the compass. The needle al
ways points to the north
Yes, I know. But what il you should
wish to go south?''
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
The Paris Still Fast.

Falmouth. Eng, June "A change in
the wind has somewhat shifted the po-
sition of the American liner Paris, now
on the rocks near the Manacles, seri-
ously hampering salvage operations.
The heavy sea has stopped the work,
which is not likely to be resumed for
fortnight
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Declared d Draw.

Newark, Ohio, June S-After 20
rounds of the fastest milling ever seen
here. Referee Coulton decided the con-
test between Eddie Gardner of Wheel
ing and John Vanheest of Cincinnati a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
The Best Reason.

Old friend: "Halloa! So you are in
business now. Ell? Why did you re-
tire from literatu
De Writer: Got hungry
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09

From Brooklyn Life.
Wilkens '.Duced pretty girl 1 saw
at your window. Is she foreign?"
Bilkins: NO, a domestic"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
Special salvation Services.

The Butte post of the Salvation army
will have four days of special services
at their barracks, 236 South Main
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09

DR., N. F. Clifford, dentist, does first
class dental work. Rooms 2 and 4, ITO
N, Main street.
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OUR CHESS CORNER.

PROBLEM 80. s07-Br O. cBocHoIous PRAGUE,
BoHEMIA. AUSTRIA.
sfAcE--SiSF PIECES.
4 on & o. ITS on Q Kt g and Q q n on x Et; rs or
QRB. OBJ Il, b,QUsnd kos
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BTIITfRDS.
yice.Prssident PoRg.nburs Answers the
A. A. 4. Circular.

Nice-President PoEr~nburE answers the
A. A. 4. Circular.
DR.. A. T.. Rnnney. secretary OF the A. A. U.
Billiard Committee. has issued a circular over
his own signature which various amateur
bii!inrdists say will have Just the opposite effect
from what its author intended It should have
Nicc-president Ford PoGgenpurg OF the newly
orcnn1,d National Association Of Amateur
1911 lard Players said to reporter OF THE SuS
ycs,sGlly
pr. RA1ney winds up his letter with thss.
strengthened instead OF hsing smothersd. II
the ro,mkeepers wish to spare their patrons
Snnp,SS ns and Wsk. sSey!hns
amateur association on ,earth. feel glad that
billiards has 50 ersditsbls a sponsor. swing
cord. and PLAY billiards In. a way that viii
DO c!elIt @ the game and to the contest.
20 ho.d S Vino % have Ss S.an an
10 forming the y. \. u. P: to dissolve, our or:
invitation vpln"t b. nccspted. Sos a few q
ms have tried tho A. 4. L, and we did not like
organized az amateur btiIisri association. and
we believe that IN due course OF time IL viii
"HsT..ih' rpqrpo.s (which i wa. intended
jurisdiction over. these pas,ims.. But doe. the
amateur haiIrIaysrs. football PLAYERS. oars:
men erlckstsrs. cvclis,s. or skaters It
Nnes nor. IOf the reason thht most
u these athletes have separate associations Of
.2niurt Their WIN Samct. several year. syo
the 4. \. !. httemp'ed to get Its clutches On the
amateur baseball ard football PLAYERS. u an
nounc.d championship series the scheme
started on with great hurrah. What was the
resul'f Quo year was enough to convince
everybody. including tho A. 4. u, that tn.
Thing was nzZio and the baseball PLAYERS and
foot Hall men wore droppei like hot cakes.
-" nr. Rauney says; No club or private In
dividual can give n national event: nor can
ever handful OF local PLAYERS. with the new
and high sounding tit 10 ~ National Billiard
Association. command rssrcct among recoR.
niEed national bodies in control OF the vnrl-
charter. PERFECTED organization and q
r'ant % WORKING employees that would
Justify tn. claim and title that they FRO.
rose, 10 Haunt proudly nfter a few msetlnEs
at the Waldorf ASTORIA don't propose
10 answer every paragraph OF Or. Ranney's
circular although 1t would he an easy
matter to do 40; but our organization 10 TO.
Hhip tournament rs the National Skating Asso-
citation Il 20 hN'd n championship skating
meeting. IL the Skating Association Obliged
70 employ force % cisrss and maintain sx-
renslys uuar,srsr Not At all The once OF
the National Skating Association IL In ita hat.
.Iuire.; Father pIll Curtis g. prae.l;;
rs arrairs have always been conducted
tn the sat s'acton of the skaters. What We
propose 20 10 10 10 con 'u't billiards the way a
majority OF smnteur players want the srort con =
Quoted. We % not believe The A. A. L. can do
this satisfactorily. Certainly II has made a
takes that many ofus have formed our own
l asa iatiDn "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

williams al the Lyccum always gained by the
Use Of lights delightful color and atmosphere
in his outdoor scenes, as all who saw the forest
glade In The Prisoner Of ZcndA" will recall
Heinrich Conricd had somc tricks In the Use Of
lights which used 10 be his own. but the managers
Of other theatres are using them now. and could
hive got them from no better source. as the
German stage is prc.emncnt In this particular
outside Of the London Lyccum. Julia Arthuf's
More than Queen" shows one expert use Of lights
and one that Ia awkward. The coronation In
No,rc Dame Is made gradually visible and in tic
full revelation gains from the hazy suggestion
OF lis beauties which the audience secs frst The
,abenu that prcccdes It suffers from incSplicnble
clumslncss Napoleon rciires 10 the cathedral
leaving his faithful servant 10 pray The sun.
light is sccn.outsidc the windows until that time
But II goes out with Napoleon and the rear Of the
stage Is left in darkness although IL is midday.
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Gnsain OF tho Ring.

There ia alet,r at this ofhcs for Percy Mcintyre
James uarvey -JeGres knocked sharksy down
once
ID. New York-He vi" born in Carroll. Ohio, on
April 10, 1870
kid" Broad OF Cleveland wants match with
any 1872 to l24 pounder. KID doulette preferred,
sam Fitzpatrick vest rdiy matched Kid Lavigpo
10 meet young Kenny IN chicago within three weeks
IN u siI round bout.
Two heavyweights, Jim JeNords OF California and
Bob Armstrong, Colored, have been matched by
Oscar NAnck to hfure in y twenty hNe round con.
test at the Hercules A. C., Brooklyn. on Nov. ~.
Patsy sweeney, the New Hampshire lightweight.
who 10 under tue M insgemrnt ofSpike Sullivan, has
bsrn piAtcheito boy Joe Sonngs q bunslo a. thr
Greenwood A, &. on DacemOer2. The AFFAIR Is lin
tied 10 twenty rounds
Jimmy browne who l. managing Eddie Connolly.
says that II MatN Matthews IN sincere in his desire
10 arrange another "gn' with tho IT. Johns boxer
hc will he .CuiumplAted, providing lie scales any
whi g. from 49, - - pounds
Hup DORIAN avs he Loot to Eddie SAntry at 1?4
20 tuds, while he VIII uped GEORGE Dixon at l2@
pounas. II had nRl4Iii when faced sanity. said
Jordan, aud could no. do myson justice Now /
Aa IN al. again aud wInd like to get = return
match
billy Maiden say that Bob Fltsimmons has re.
fuse 10 meet tius Euhln IN Philadelphia In a six
found bout nj that IL the reason why the 'goi be
tween the PAIR viii was tn haN1 laken place there
Tuesday i.ht. did not come on. Madden wants 10
have Nuhiin face Jim Jsnris&
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To Challenge for Canada Cup.

The Royal Canadian Yacht Club will chal-
lenEe for the Canada cup which was won last
summer by the G.nesss OF the Rochester
Yacht Club. The CT Alenge. tits expected. will
the preparations for tho building OF tho chal-
lenger will be made. This Genssee repre-
party. and she was selected to try TO win the
cup because she won the trial races In which
decided hy the Royal ct, Lawrence Y. g. that
william Fife. Jr, shall design tho challenger.
craft to he, built at some var in Canada, The
Beaver, tho unsuccessful defender last sum.
SOUTHAMPTON. England. After the, Gsneses
mad won the trophy i w9S handet over to
modora Pummcr OF tho ROYAL Canadian Y O.
then took the cup back again To have the name
or the sucressful yacht engraved upon II. He
was going to nut 'Genesec, Rochester Yacht
Club" on thcSun, but Comnodore, MORAN OBJ
jected to the Rochester club, as II was not the
challenger, Now, the Canadians don't know
what 20 do with the cup.
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To Dcbar Basketball Teams from Playing
Against Professionnls.

At the annual meeting OF tho A. A. L.. on
Nov. 20. an attempt will DO made to dlscrimI-
late against basketball players by preventing
amateur tsarnA playing against professionals
Since tho union assumed control OF the sport
It's officers havah n hard time trying TO en-
force the rules When the committse In charge
of last seasons championship contest met to
consider the entries hey were swnlnned With
protests, and n number O' cases are still In the
bands ot the Registration Committee awaiting
decision.
Hitherto the bssketbalers could play against
professional teams. provided they did not re-
celNe any compensation, n privilege also OK
tended to football and baseball PLAYERS Some
time ago the A, A. L, expungod the provision
allowing amateur teams OF any KIND 10 com
pete with professionals, but IL was forced TO
reinstnteit in short order. or else dlsqualify
most OF the college teams. and, ms conss:
ruence. all other athletes who competed
against the disqualified men In college sports,
There IL no college complication In basket
ball, but 1t Is doubtful II many OF the clubs that
have remained loyal to the A, A, l., will sub
NIT To being declared from playing probes
sionni teams.
As sequence to the chamrlonshlp tourna.
ment last spring tho bay Ridge A; g., one OF
the oldest members OF the Metropolitan Asao-
citation, has left that organization, II remains
to be seen II the 4, A, u. Is strong enough to
enforce the proposed restric ion, or II the
basketbhll players will follow tine lead ot the
amateur billiard players and strike out Tor
themselves.
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SOLUTION TO End oAME STUDY.

I.R,K. orR;2. PKG oh. Kr H, Q. BIP
and EI' K me o agsstss and RI taS ss@ pK,n.pn
I&-K eli; :. K-B 5. suy.; g. R b sh. and
~ 9rBOror oh. white. of course. wia.ip
Correct solution, r.os,r.d to No. ets from H. W.
ESnp.;; Dr. A.. Il, s.iSI.n. Sorw,lk ccrh.i r 3:
Waller; New York $. R,shmo1a. Mtddletowp,H.
Iorfi werner Muller New iori; Eiei Emil. New
.csrrcs. solution, r.,e!v.S to No. seq frGmH:v.
wv > |. Rescin: S.T IcEs: JOIN ,Gfs,' SIAN:
Wop%aS!idsS \; J.; Werner Muller New York Elsi
,Hdiir,on,i Eor!ec. ...olu,lon., received from z.
. S" m r. ad s b.S ~;
and sstj St. Au,tn' School. Staten Island. n. Y..W
apn..S. ,h,, not one p; our r.sul.r solver; h,.
%;s@: % n, TTK': TX ;sS $sy%'
.or GP BSriy Gy s.
With VIM !. R"R. Ok , RIP BIT 8; T. ROE SC.
IN a. wins L. n"R cSrii be proysa lead to Sb.
soluts wins Ia tho with the authors solution.
CORRESPONDENCE.
A. ]. nsn,Iser. Now York wishes to know Of sons
chess club or resort whcr' chests played In the
c Walker writes TO THF SUN as follows; barry
10 right about No, SO3, but the ispneement Of the
pawn IL obvious as TO have caused little confusion
% Nunr s0lvers IN working out the solution. There
Tas no reason Tor the pawn being on o. and every
reason for its he!ns H. so that II was apparent
that the composer intended II TO he there.
~, q. has another guess on problem No shb. (aE
his variation is very easily disposed OF by. = OBS.
cb and o. Q-kd. mate.
The Harlem Chess Club are now holding weekly
meetings nj 80 IVES, lOtth street on Tuesday eyeu-
'nv.. aud are meeting with very good success. The
lab 10 now arranging tor several match games
They are still omen for u few now members snd
Communications addressed to c. Lemon. Secretary,
will receive prompt attention.
Tire nr. autumn . s'ing Tor ylAying chess Of the
Womcn's Chess club NJ New York was held at the
rluh room Chnegir building fifty.stNth street ana
Seventh avenue, on Tuesday LAST. The meetings viii
continue each Tuesday during the season. ending
On APRIL a., 1900.
James r. wilkinson. Jr, reports that he has
beaten 4. Tying in one game in the fourth section ~
the Second CORES pondence tournament among the
readers " Tax srS.
F. W Iibare reports that hs has won four games
In tho second round ~ tho First Corre-pondencs
tournament among the readers OF Tnr BuS. He
heat \. J. Allrndrr and pr. A, II. Baldwin In two
games with each OF these players.
r. MpnrAd pecorsh, la Thanks for your hlnd
contribution, which shall receive due consider
alton,
j. II Brewer. Yonkers-wrIte to the Secretary,
Manhattan CheH Club. l05 East Twentysseond
street
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wHITE-Torn Prrcrs.
Ron Q >. 1t on r 8; BIS on oR<audes.
White to play aud wins
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. S6&
J. Q-Kt, KIP ?. Kt Y Eft, mate.
]. Q-Kt Kt-Kt 8; 2. Kt--k Z. mAts.
]. Q-Kt. P--B 3; 2. BIO 4, mate.
!. Q-K. PSB. s.QIP. mate.
]. Q-kt. P-B 2: 2. B-Q :. mate.
!. Q-Kt, P-Kt 3; =. Q-kt 2. mate.
Solution n problem No. sfd was given last ussi
instead OF the one printed above.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. seo.
]. XIX n Kt; .. R-R +. mate.
I. XIX. R-p 6: .. Oh 3. mate.
]. XIX, RIP; 2. R-Q Il. mate,
], XIX. R-kt II or 1t 8; 2, R-o q. mAts.
]. XIX. 1t Y L; .. RIO 4. mate.
!. XIX. kt m ~ elsewhere; =. 70 Q, nata
]. XIX. kt-B o. 2. OBS. mats.
]. XIX, Kt-Kb:2. q b. mate.
]. XIX, Kt-B6.2 2, R-Q Il, mate
]. XIX, Rt-Kt Il, 1t or b VI 2. no Q, mata.
]. XIX, Blk 3. .. b. mate
]. XIX. BIB ?; 2. R-Q q. mate.
]. XIX. DO b;2. Or h, mate.
]. XIX. B-K y, orr !: 2. R-o O. nsAa.
J. XIX, p-Kt St RIO G, mate.
]. XIX. P-B :: 2. R-Q 4, mate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
A New House for Huntington ynch,smen.

The Huntington Yacht Club will have new
clubhouse on Huntington Bay Aspec!al meet
inC wa. held onrIy in the week to hear report
by q committee that had. beca appointed to
consider tho question. August IIsckscher. n
member OF tho organization, had ofrerod to
give site and $1,000 In cash towurl building
n new house and the committee had tn devise
wnys for raising the balance ~ the money.
The clu h accepted Heck syhers glti and thanksd
! him Tor It was decII.Jt t. raise S 5000 by
aud this il is cxpeced. will be enough to con :
gtruci tho house The building aud furnish.
lngs will Goa, altogether Sl5,WO, and the extra
amount needed IL u no raised by another
mortgage after the house has been erected A
committee has been appointed TO got tho
tie $4,000 lB Euhscgiphon, and Commodore
t'fnoke is the chairman. A circular is to be
sent 10 all tns members OF the club asking
them to subscribe. IL was also decided that
tho present house should b" continued as q
harbor station, The club Intends to organize
Junior department..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
THE sEAUlSHtxz cUp DISPUTE
Canadians Must Take Action on tho Protest
or Rotations Will Dc Severed.

or Rotations Will u. Severed.
Tho action o. the Race Committee OF the
ROYAL ~. Lawrence Yacht Club In not allowing
the protest OF the representatives OF the Sea-
vanhaEa-CorInthlnn Yacht Club whom the Con-
stance grounded 10 the last contest for the SEA-.
wanhaka challenge cup. has caused much
trouble between the two organizations.
Thii cGS,tano; and S'sAcalra III h sSa
s:fie. d gye, sad when d. coHs,.ss. vent
aground the Glsnealrn III sailed over the
s s' w. ss9 u
moi3lcn'lons b. made 10 the con ditIons The
th- seawanhakgsi as donors OF the CUP 70 ave
Their consent: Tx. s TIE LAYER dsSlirsd e a.
Club the Racing Committee SAIL:
wemu't dcci ne to sIpr.,. any opinion or ss'ums
Any responsibility concrrnng the prop os.d agree
beyond The 'nr siItri n ~ tSIr sailing committss.
bu, also beyond tho power OF your organization.
The letter then goes on to say that the dead
the races for tho cup, provides that:
An courses shall be ls,d ont Ia waters q suitable
depth 70, the sanp. ~ yses ana OF snfcsnt sd
less than three miles Ia length.
T. pointed out how this was not compiled
With IN the Inst rncs; and contends that the
then says:
.r'2Iloy. yoT have no riSh, to 'sc.p, Sh.i!en.s
'ru m the Whie Dear nA~ht Cllb. Unusr thrss CIT.
rumstarces We shall feel impsllsd to advise our
ub. whom W. have consulted, that In our opinion
further rrlst!oas betwesn the two clups 10 inadm
able so long AZ you support the swAPi OF your Sail
ing Committee.
Charles A, Sherman. the secretary OF the
Race Com m ttss. said yesterday:
We shall be very pleased to sanction any
proposad changes just - soon as the Royal st.
Lawrence Yacht Club does what 10 right In tho
matter, The reprssentAtiyss OF the Seawan.
hnka-Corlnthian Yacht Club agreed to tho
shortening ofthe leg ~ the course. but that
was mo reason why II should have been lAid'as
1t was and cause the Constance to run
aground"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

On Saturday night the engagement Of The
only Way" al the Garden will come 10 an end
and the melodrama will go 10 other cities Harry
Miller Edward Morgan, Margaret Anglin and
the rest Of this excellent company will be replaced
On the Gardens stage By Richard Mansfield and
lis players in "Cyrnno de lIergerac," and later
in some REVEALS and u new play.
Only fortnight remains for The Song Of
the Sword" at Days and then r. H. Sohcm
and Virginia llanrd will go on their annual
tour The first visit will be IN Boston where he
will act liauptman's THE Sunkrn Bell" for the
first time in English. Following The Song Of
the Sword" Daniel Frohmans stock company
will come 10 Days in The Manteuvres of Jane "
London success OF last season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-29

Brown Says That Simple People Are Easily
Gulled.

John W. Brown. negro. who alleges that he
is q clergyman and physician. pleaded guilty
in tho County Court in Brooklyn yesterday to
the charge OF attempted grand larceny in the
second degree. and was remandcd to await
sentence tomorrow. Brown was arrested on
complaint OF Mrs. Alice Wyatt. n colored
woman. OF 222 Prince street, who charged him
with having obtained from her by false pre-
fences $3.50. She said Brown called upon her
and informed her that he had recently arrived
from Montreal, and that Henry Green had died
there leaving her husband one fourth Of an
estate valued at $27 900 Mrs Wyatt said her
husband was dead Brown told her that
will so that she could get the money.
but that this would cost considerable, Mrs.
Wyatt nj various times advanced him the
money until he had collected $ljO Mrs.
Wyatt subsequently ascertancd that Brown
had also victimizcd Dahney Christian Of
Bridgeport. Conn. and Brown was arrested on
June 10 1t Ia said he is under indictment in
Connecticut for grand larceny aud that there
is an Indictment against him in Manhattan.
Thu police say that Brown served a term in
the Trenton prison and also served one year
on Black wells Island, When asked why he
continued his criminal pursuits, ho said:
81 am bright, md they are dull. needed
the money and got IL from the simple ueoplo.
They are more easily guided than you think"