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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
COLONIAL COMMISSION.
Secretary of War 0rganizesa Board
of Administration.
WILL WORK IN WASHINGTON
General Robert KenneHy,S Curtis
Guild and George w. Wat.sins to
Serve Under Alger as AdSatn-
fstratOrs Of Colonies.

Washington, Jan. 24.--The secretar!
of war has completed the organization
Of colonial commission to Madertak'
the administration here in We shingtor
of all matters of detail respeo ting the
government of the territories acquired
during the war or occupied by the
United States forces. The personnel o
the commission will be Genera / r obert
F. Kennedy of Bellefontaine,, III, Curtis
| Guild of Massachusetts and George w
Watkins of Grand Rapids.
Up to this point the secretarHsand the
assistant secretary have undertaken
themselves to deal with the adninistra-
tion of insular affairs, but the uuestions
involved have become so numerous and
complicated that it has been found alb
solutely nec"s ssary to call for assistance.
This cor mission will deal with tho
bestowal of franchises and concessions ::
the distribution of moneys to be spent
IN public improvements and all of the
troublesome issues that have arisen and
are likely to arise in Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippines The new commits
sion Is to act entirely within the powe~s
conferred by the secretary of, war and
his sanction will be necessary to give
effect to any line of acton proposed b.
the commission.
General Brooke's protest against the
continuation of collie ction, of l,xes in
Cuba through the s'panIss bank. has not
yet reached the war department, So
that 1T has not been possible to reach
any decision in the matter.
Not Merely Sentiment.s
The officials Of course, are disposed to
show all possible consideration for tho
feelings of the Cubans in this matter
but there are other considerations than
those of puro sentiment involved, such
for instance. as a due regard for econo-
my, made necessary by the factythat So
heavy are the requirements. for the is
land in the matter of public improve
ments and maintenance and sanitation
that all of the funds derived from all
possible sources of taxation will not
suffice to meet them completsly.,
Therefore one of the first considera-
tions to be taken into account by. the
officials is the comparative cost of the
present tax. collecting system ana that
Of an entirely new system acting lindcr
+. \
ter would require the employmeut> of a
of Cubans as tax collectors and
from that consideration migr tlaappeal
the officials he.V. ;ys.o hsstea
been earnestly seeking to give employ
ment to as many of these people as pos
sible.
The department has not yet complet-
al its plans for the allotment of funds
between the provinces of Cuba to he
used in public works The situation in
has been noted with some con-
Germ, but it is eXpectad that as soon as
Major General Wood, the military gov
arnor of the nrovince, reaches Santiago
he will be able to convince the people
of the wisdom and justice of the plans
for the Distribution of the customs re-
ceipts prepared by the WASH gton gov
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
LEAGUE OF MERCY.

Brigadier General Read of the Saliva
tlon Army gave another interesting ad-
dress in the congregational church last
night, the subject Ueing the League OF
Mercy and The work it is DONG III
prisons, poorhouses, asylums. etc"
She said that the secret of the success
f tne Salvation Army III resruing souls
was IN the fact lnat they did moi patron
Ne those whom they wished to save,
Dul treated them as equals. They be-
1--we in living religion, not preaching
1t, in having all the happiness posoin'
ure life. lhe principles If the rrscn'
work consist in. U he Power of Kind
ness; (2) Industry; (3) No CompuI
sion; (4) Noreiolm without Regener-
uion. The address for the most par
consisted of interesting incidents i'll thu
experience of GeA. Read.
In closing she stated hat over 600
.,ildren had been provided with 10 n's
IN the last two years. The League I"
Mercy was organized twelve years a.
since III n 800 social institutions have
been organize and 25OOU womrh
rescued. An average cf 5000 girls are
now rescued annually, IS per cent o.
which are satisfactory cases. Sky
lnous nd people are sheltered annual,
Ia he United Slaies there are 43 f'o
and shelter drpotS for men where ov'I
5000 men are sheltered nightly. Ther'
ire also depots for women. lher
are 8 labor bureaus, 3 farm colonies.
l3 rescue homes and 16 slum homes
In Canada there are II rescue homes.
2 womrn's shelter dppots, l chlldfens ;
home, hospital. 8 mems shelter s'a
ion, aud du ;ny the past year 2'l,ooo
meals have ocen provided, oo'4Zo
brrths provided and 5Ol7 men furnish
ed with employment.
Gen. Read expressed her hearlfe'
thanks to the people of Barre for rhe''
kindness and cordiality and to the
church for their generosity and closed
her remarks with the blessing, "Goa be
with YOU till we meet again"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
DEATH OF SIMON WILLIAMS.

Simon C. Williams died at noon Mon
day. he occupied part of a double tene-
men' house, The other part being occu-
pied by Miss Eta Snow and her mother.
Miss Snow found him lying on thu
ground apparently dead. She hastily
called help and it was found that he was
lead. On Sunday he complained of II
>horness of breath when he moved
about but was comfortable when he re
NAMED quiet He had evidently gone
out to feed his hens when overcome.
lie was a well known character in the
place and lived by himself, his wife hav-
my died several years since His aye
was about 70 years. Heart failure was
the probable cause NUrthfiuId core
spondent of the Free Press.
Mr. Williams was we'll known here III
Barre as a stone mason. He put in the
foundation for l.. Nj. Averills block and
luilt the abutmen,s on most of the rail-
road bridges here.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION.

1t is the command of the Thri e Illus
riouS and Most Excellent RaJah OF the
Imperial DOMAIN, Knight uf Birmin- :
nam of all the Americas, that all the Sill
Knight within their Royal Bound of Oiu
Krow Lodge, which lies between the
rivers rising on the north, to the Rio
Grande on the south, and from the Pas
,amaquaddy on the east, to the MonterJ
in the far west, that so far as in you lies
you are requested TO assemble your
selves togethes in Annual Convocation
at Old Krow Lodge No, l, Miles Hall
in the great Bumptious OF Barre, Frida!
j n 27, for the solemn and tllustriou>
election OF he Thrice IIlusrious and most
hXcrllent Grand Officers, the conterrins
of Degree. and the partaking of the
rites of the Order which are Z & &.
ALEXANDER ANDERSON,
=. |. Nj. f. Il. of A. A., &c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
STATE VS.. MRS. TACY.

The case of State against Mrs. Tacy
Tor breach of the peace was tried in clty
'onrt yesterday before a jury of six
men. The case occupied the greater
l'lrt of the day and grew out of the
}oii case tried week ago. The action
was evidently brought through spite a.
he complaint was not made until Mrs.
b 'oti had been convicted Of breach OF
'eace. The strong point made by the
iefrnse was that if Mrs Tacy were con-
victed aud sent TO Rutland the children
whom she supported would become IA
'urden upon the city. Tne Jury We're
'ul quarter of an hour and returned
l verdict of not guilty. Grand Juror
Fay appeared for the state and Nj. M.
'iordon for Mrs. lacy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.


A meeting of the new council ot
knights of Columbus was held yesterday
afternoon in the rooms of the America,
Order OF. Foresters. and committee
arrangements appointed, 1t has been
decided lhiittbe new councils from this
,.iiy and Barre shall be installed on thu
day. Sunday, February 5. The com.
mit,ec of arrangements from this cllA
and Barre met at Barre last evening and
cons nlfed. Iwo nfen hers, sbiAssry /.
Dliscoll, of this city, and German, If
Barre, will confer with District Depulv
r. w. Molonev and Nj. ID. McMahon at
Burlington this evening.
he loc;l oruer y, s'erday decided to
name its council Montpelier council No
399. The Granite city order is name
Barre council No. 4Ol. The Mtntp' :
ier council will start with 80 me.unels
and the Barre council, 45. Invitation.
will be extended TO all councils IN nor
thern Vermont and several in New Yol h
State and New Hampshire. About 500
visiting Knights are expected TO be pres
ent.
AS arranged now the first and SEE
ond degrees will be worked at Barre.
af er which the members will come to
this city where banquet will be served
paobably in the Golden Fleece building
The third degree will be exemplltied h.,
Distrlcl Deputy L W. Moloney, of Rut
land, in this city.-Argus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
STATE FIREMAN'S REPORT.

Secretary E. d. More Of Bennington
has just issued the annual report of lh'
The expenses in 1898 were $244 SO
rhe receipts of the tournament at Mid
dlebury last July were SAT- and lhe"x-
prns+s $459. The membership of the
association is 1877. During the Yea
there was gam of one fire comlan
wo chief engineers, six life memb"'
and three honorary members. >i>
members died during tho year. The
annual meeting will be held in Beunin =
toll this year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
THE ANNUAL CONVOCATION.

The annual convocation of the Fourth
District Order Eastern Star, will be
held with Beulah Chapter, No. Is, Ram
uolph, Vermont Thursday, February 2,
1899.
j. IL. Mcleod, G. p, Mrs. Mary l..
!'aine, &. NJ, Mrs, Hattie s. Taylor, Il.
L'' and other officers of the Grand Chap
er are expected to be present.
AT 2 80 o'cloc", opening and confer
Ing the degrees by Naomi Chapter No
10, to be followed by THE Guid ing
light" by Ruth Chapter, No. 33. Al
80 banquet. AT 700, opening of the
hapler and reception of Grand Officers
'olIowed by comforting degrees by
'feulah Chapter; review of work bv
rand Lecturer and remarks by Grand
,iiiccrs.
a cordial invitation is extended to thu
members of the order.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
mot GUILTY"
SUCH WILL BE GEN. EA
CANS PLEA. TWO
CHARGES AGAINST
HIM.
Aguinaldo Getting Impatient.
Uncle Sans Soldiers
forming alliances
with fair Fill
pino maidens.

Washington, Jan. 23 1t is under
stood that General Eagan will no, pleao
guilty to either of the two charges on
which he is to be tried this week.
The charges as given out are: l.
Conduct unbec"miny an officer, the
specifications charging "disgraceful,
grossly insulting and ungentlemanly
language" in regard to Maj. Gen. Mel
son A. Miles. Charge 2-Conduct uu-
becoming to the prudence of good order
and military discipline: the specifca,
lions referring to additional statements
about Miles.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
New Joint High Comm ssiOnPr,

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. - The president
is understood to have decided to appoint
another mer'ber of the Anglo-American
commission to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. Dingley and to have
so informed senators and representa-
tives who have called upon him within
the last few days in behalf Of Repre-
sentative Tawney of Minnesota, men,
Der Of the ways and means committee
1t was thought the vacancy would be
left open owing to the advanced stage of
the work, h,t the president desires to
have the commission full when its inn
portant labors close.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
Aguinaldo Threatens.

London, Jan. 24.-The Filipino Jun
ia here has received a dispatch saying
that if Agoncillo, one of Aguinaldo's
enemys, is not received at Washington
he will be recalled and relations with
the United States suspended.
Advices received by the Junta State
that many of the American soldiers are
fraternizing with the natives, and some
are engaged to Philippine girls.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
ROOSpyelt and the Police,

Albany, Jan. Ex-Governor Roosevelt
has the question of police legislation for
New York city under earnest considera-
ton. Absolutely nothing has been de-
termined on the matter, however, and
in consequence the governor has no an
nouncement to make. This subject, the
governor says, formed one of the
themes of his consideration while in
New York city on Saturday and was a
topic of discussion between him and
those with whom he had conference
on that occasion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
A BONANZA.

We will give to any person callin. at
our Office and paying $l.00 for a four
months subscription to the TELEGRAM
one of those elegant souvenirs of the
lst Vermont Regiment at Chickamauga
which retail at 80 cents. Only limited
supply will be given away so hurry II
YOU want one of them.
Elm. St. BARRE PRESS co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24

Canton, O, Jan. 24-Mrs. Anna e.
George was taken into court for ar
alignment on the indictment for the
murder of George d. SaXton. Her at
torneys objected to arralgnnlent at this
time, claiming there were features of
the indictment they wanted to investi-
gate before allowing their client to rec
ognize it by pleading to it. A continu,
ance was granted, no date being set
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
TOURIST CLUB.

The Young Woman's Tourist Club
met with Mrs. Norton. Monday after
noon Jan. 23. The following program
was given: Current Events, by the
Club; The House of Parliament, Mr..
Kent; Politics and Political Leaders,
Mrs. Field; Character Sketch: Glan
stone, Mrs. Bisbee; Critic, Mrs. Nor
ton. The next meeting will be witt
Mrs. Kent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
stanton Back ut His Post.

Washington, Jan. 2i. = Paymaster
General Stanton appeared at the war
department to the great qualification of
the officials of the department who had
at one time regarded his case hopeless.
The general wa. weak after his Illness
and did not undertake to do more than
pay his respects to the secretary and
make a few calls upon his brother Off.
ars, but is evidently in the way to re-
ain his health.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
(hria Won der Abe n Loser.

st. Louis, Fan. 24.-Judge Spencer, In
the circuit court. has rendered his de-
cision in the case of the Mississippi
Trust company versus Sportsman's s
park and club in favor of the plaintiff.
This decision Is against Won der Ahe's
interests, as Judge Spencer declares the
National league baseball franchise a
part of the property covered by the
mortgage which the trust company
cooEc tO forec]oSe-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
Barre Library.

The announcement in yesterdays
paper that the new books were ready
70 give out was partial mistake. They
nave all been numbered and classfie,
and by the time that the list has all
been published they will probably he
ready for the readers. We print today
another instalment of titles.
Norlon c. E.,
Letters OF James r. Lowell, V.
Z" " d" V. 2
Collections and Rccolections.
Holley Marietta,
Miss Richards Boy,
Samantha at the Worlds Fair,
Samantha at the Worlds Fair.
Samantha on Europe,
Samantha on the Race Problem
DeTocqueville, Alex.
Democracy in America vol l.
Democracy in America vol. 2.
Van Laun, U.
Taincs History of English Lit
Taine's History of English Lit.
vol. 2.
Kenyon, F. g.,
Letters of f. b. Browning v. l.
d" :" W
Godkin, Z. L.,
Unforeseen Tendencies of Dem
ocracy.
Urine r. w.,
What all the Worlds Seeking,
In Tune with the Infinite.
Llurle 4. NJ,
The Madonna in Art
Child Life in Art.
Phelps E. S.,
The Story ct Jesus Christ,
The Gates Ajar,
The Gates Between,
Beyond the Gates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

Mr.. &. w. Thompson a teacher of
twenty years experience will receive
pupils at his rooms over Prindle 4
Avcrilrs store on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. M, and Z TO
9, A tbmou.b course OF book keeping,
penmansh .Ihslmetic an! Shorthand
will be gwen afjcrnoon and evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
CLANSMEN ATTENTION.

There will be short entertainment
at the close of our regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, the 24h inst. Ali
Clansmen are cordially invited.
James r, Coutts, Chief
James Duncan. Secy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24

:. u. SIbley has just put in new
bone cuu,r and is ready to furnish
tre, lly Ground bore to poultrymen. 1t
is ON sale at Burke 4 Abbolts and at F.
NJ. Waerman'S
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
cared iii s5nc Night.

0"'et II. Conrelle, Esq, leading
w.. OF York, Pa, says: ."Your Bra-
~ hdIm cured HE OF one Of the worsi
ever experienced. i'll one night.
nix II the greatest medicine III th2
~ A.! you c.. ase iIy name any
) you Ike.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24

Lawyers. doctors, merchants, business
men, clergvmen, everybody! Take
YOUR soled linen to the Barre Steam
Laundry.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
A20pcrC3nt.InV .Stment

In Granieville, Vt.
Lot and building situated on Main ST.
only 10 rods from posi- Office, school, and
less thon one-quarer mile from r. r.
Lot is 80 it. front by 100 deep. Main
building is 32x33 it,, two stories besides
ba,emont ell l8xl8 it,, two stories with
basement ; built in 1896. Building con-
tains store, Offices, barber shop and
tenemcnts. Price $4,000. II. rms easy.
M. w. WIFE LOCK-.
70 Main ST., Montpelier, Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24

IOST-Brtwee Barre and William
,town Il ladies purse containing money.
Finder will please leave at this office or
at j X. Lynde's store, Williamstown.
2iS 4d.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
WANTED.

! want bov that is apt and bright,
10 learn the Bakers art,
And he around when he's wanted not out of
sight.
II he don't know it all, and is not too smart,
II Il very GOOD place.
I"F Il very GOOD boy.
hut no place at all for bad one.
Io" >nrh a> are common don't care an ace,
H. Il roo one | want, not a stick nora toy,
We ma plenty of them by the ton.
f"r I'rta"r particulars inquire of
j. T. CALLAG HAN, Baker
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-24
THE WEATHER..

Rain tonight. Much colder Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
C0NSPIRATORS ARRAICNED
They Presented he Appearance q Ordinary
loafeu.


Pretoria. Transvaai Rcpubllc. May IL.
Tho seven alleged rcvolutloniHtH. who
presented the appearance Of ordinary
loafcrr, wcrr arraiEncd In court today
charged with the capital offcnse of high
treason. They were rcmandcd for a
fortnight
sworn afiidavltu alleged that 1000 mon
have been enrolled for military service
and that II was Intended to arm them
nj Natal to return 10 the Hand. and
at given signal 20 seize and hold the
fort OF Johannesburg for twcniy-four
hours. pending the arrival OF British
troops. The Press says the govern
ment regards the matter AZ an ''unfor-
tunatc local incident which VIII not
anect the general political situation"
The government also confirms the re-
port that the arrangements between
President Kruger ana the governor
Of cape Colony, high commlnHloncr OF
south Africa. Sir Alfred Milford. for u
meeting NJ liioomfontrin, capital Of the
Orange Free state. nrr nearly COM
pietrd. The presidents proposed ~
forms VIII be- presented 10 tho Nolha-
rnad prior 10 the meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
col SUMMERS oommAsD.


Manila. May n. c;i0 .. m.-AithouEh
the rebels Htlll threaten San Fernando
In considerable force. largc numbers Of
natives, a majority OF them being fam
lilies with their household guods, are
moving daily to the towns inside tho
American lines, AZ Apallt especially.
Many " the richer fiiiplnns are COM
Ing TO Manila and labOr,Ta are TO-.
ruminR work In the rico fields. The
latter show their respect for American
sovereignty by removing their hats a.
the passing trains.
Owing 10 the bad condition " tho
wflsnn roads the work of repairing The
railroad n being actively pushed. Al
the broken bridges have been troatlod
and only a few excavations ret ain 10
be oiled NJ. Trains VIII undoubtedly be
running through 10 Ban Fernando In a
few days. Tho only natives there are
sine fillpinna FROM Macnhobc who are
trading with our soldiers.
A. daylight Lieut. I'M. who, with
twenty-five men of the Fourth infan-
try. was concealed In the trenches near
parig, was attacked by a force ~ re-
bels, who evidently Imagined they could
capture one Of our outDostH, because
only few ahotn had been iifod by the
American force. a few yolleya put the
enemy "a nFht, the rebels losing live
men killed and number ~ wounded
The army Funhoat Nhplngdan has re-
turned here from the lake. having been
disabled BY u cannon shot from robCl
position near Santa Cruz, which broke
her ruddor post
G,s5 p,m.-col, Summers command.
consisting 81 the Twenty-aecond infan.
ny ON the left, the Mlnnefotn regiment
IN the center. and the oregon and
North Dakota regiments on the right,
preceded by scouts ana accompanied by
shntta battery OF artillery. advanced
from Ilaiunrte az daylight. The troops
firft encountered tho enemy two miles
from San Isdrn, the rebels retiring
when our artillery opened IRE.
Just outside the town a rebel force,
200 men. was rnirenched. II made
slight resistance and quilted It's posi-
tion when our troops turned their right
Hank. The enemy's loss was fiftccn
men killed and twenty wounded, Our
troops also captured three prisoners
and many rifles. on the American side
one soldier OF the oregon regiment and
one 81 the Minnesota regiment, were
slightly wounded,
After capturing the town. Col. sum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
rnr rRAssyAAL TREASON.
Causes = Sensation In London, wbers' 10
usiiessd to be rrumpsd.

New York. May IA dispatch To tho
Journal and Advertiser from London.
says
'rhe T'ransvaai news caused sensa-
ton In official and unofficial circles. II
IL not believed that officers who bore or
bear the queens commission Arv plot
ting against the republic. n IN admit
ted, however, that the continued refusal
"a redress the uluanders' grievances
may have driven british subjects into
desperate courses.
The opinion here " that the charge IL
trumped NJ and N designed 20 furnish
additional Justification 20 refufe the
uitlhnderH' demands. In any event, Il
In believed II win force Mr., Chamber
lainiH hand and may lead 10 grave
events with the rritnHNaal,
All the officers arrested must have
been on the retired list aud for years
resident In the Trlnsvnnl. They were
never known 10 have been connected
with amy agitation previously Cecil
Rhodes aud an other big African imam
oioa are disgustod with the develops
ments They upset an their plans, es-
peclallv Ia view Of the strong tiiland-
ors' petition. Rhodes disclnima all
knowledge OF the alleged rebellion.
II have not yet received any lnforma-
tion ON the subject ~ the arrests" he
said. This Is the first l have heard
of the matter. " there was cons
splracy In johannesburg, the South
African league had nothing 10 do with
AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-17
DAMAGES ron LysomIso.


Indianapolis. Ind. May /i7.-Judge
baker. 81 the United States dl'-iot
court has rendered a decision In which
he holds that the heirs of Marion Tyler.
who was iynched at acottHburg Sew
erai months ago, va q riTht Of action
Tor damages aTninat the Hhcrin OF the
county ana his hondnmon.
The decision was rendered on a mo-
ton Co oyorruie demurrer 10 the corr
plant. James y, Goblin. the Hhorifi
and hir hondHmen, were required Ia
answer the complaint within ten days
The case. which IN Tor $4,000 dainnRen,
IN expected 10 como 20 trial IN about a
month. In holding that tho Hhrrln h
responsible for the prisoners In his care,
tho court said In parts
III the law Imposes duty ~ care In
respect 10 animals aud goods which ne
has taken into his possersion by virtue
81 his office why should not the law Inn
pose the duty OF care upon HIM In re.
speot 20 human beings who are In his
custody by virtue OF his ofiicei IL a
helpless prisoner, IN the custody of a
aherlfi. less entitled 10 his care than a
bale Of goods or dumb beaHtf The
law Is not subject to any such re-
preach"