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The Western outlook., 1900-01-27

Ben Tillman of South Carolina
never misses a chance to belittle
the Negro. His slurring remark to
Pritchard in the Senate the other
day shows how much gentlemanly
instinct he possesses. But as he
has proved himself to be no gentle
man on many occasions, decent
conduct from him would be cause
for amazement. And while he may
look upon the Negro as inferior
and not entitled to respectful treat
ment, the same can give him
lessons in politeness and good
breeding, and there is satisfaction
in knowing that the race can
furnish an army corps his superior
in decenoy, manliness, ability, and
intellectually.
The Western outlook., 1900-01-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

lTHE WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. 0Z0N-
~ lied Ok Marrow. is very highly recon
mended by hundreds who have used 1t. Its
merits are told in another column
LOUSE FURNISHERS.-THE A. b. Smith
II Furniture Company. Goods sofa on IN
stallments at cash prices Give them trlal
No. l2S to 139 Ellis street
EVERY BODY WANTS FRUITS VEGET
= ables, etc. Go to NJ. MarescH. l0l3 Poweil
street, near Clay.
.
NAIE RECOMMEND NICHOLSON'S FLAN-
Wv OriDg extracts. They are the very best
Manufactured ut l11jl2 Market street
VERIFYING YOU WANT IN THE LINE
= Ot stationery should be bought OF Brown
AMI Power, 400 California street.
cHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AND FURNISH
= ing goods at Morgan Bros, 229 MOntgom-
cry street, corner OF Pine.
rHE CALIFORNIA UNDERTAKING CO.,
! i05 Powell St, cannot be surpassed for III
tegrity.
EVERYONE PLEASED WHO HEARS PROF
= De Vincent furnish music III always
gives satisfaction. Try him and be convinced.
DEDWOOD AND ALL KINDS OF COAL
u u kept DE a. MODl ~ TO-, Nf NdSnlu
street, above stockton.
NEW CROP OF TEAS AND CCFFEEs. ALSO
IN groceries constantly on hand to supply
you. l.. Tore & Co., 42j Montgomery avenue.
.
INNLY TIE BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND
~ shoes kept at Nolan Bros, 1O22-24 Market
street
Useful IN SAVING TINE, LABOR AND
~ expense-Diamond Marine Washing Tab
lets. Try them.
THE NATIVE sons DYEIFG AND CLEAN
] ing Works, F. Bertiu, Proprietor, 450-432
Bush street.
1 A GRIPPE, COUGHS, AND COLDS ARE
- cured by Hassmer's Cough Syrup. Just
give IL d trial.
@UR LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARLORS,
| ~ Mrs. Susie Griffin, PrOprietIess, Do Ellis
street.
0N MONTGOMERY AVENUE, NO. 32O NJ.
~ Nj. A Abraham is the man to do good tailor
| ing. Samples on hand.
| KEEP ON HAND BRUSHES, BROOMS,
| ~ busters, BARRIERS supplies, hardware, in
| TACT everything at the well-knOwn house OF
Buchanan Brothers, 609 sacramento street.
| FRATERNAE CARDS
ODD FELLOWS.
! GOLDEN GATE LODGE, NO. 2GO7. G. u. o. oi
.. F., meets for business the first and third
! Wednesdays of each month. Initiation the sec.
ond Wednesday. House of Instruction the 4th
Wednesday. Lodge roOm-NO 81 O'Farren St.
Shields building.
NATHAN HOWARD, N. G.. 22S Minna ST.
! A. d. JONES, +. s., 9j40 Chestnut ST.,
Oakland
Examining Physician, Chas. J. Patton, S27
Gearv street.
AERIAL LODGE, No. PAP, G. u. O. of o. F.
meets the second and fourth Friday of each
month at Alcazar Hall, 100 O'Farrell street.
| JOSEPH MEADOWS, n. G.
Beecher Stowe, z. s., No. 1918 Jones Street
San Francisco Cal
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE, No. 81, G. U. o. OI
o. F.. OF the State of California,
ROSTER OF GRAND OFFICERS.
Geo. lngraham, ; Dist Grand Master
Jacob sOares, Dept. Dist. Grand Master
j. l.. Derrick, Dist. Grand Treasurer
A. ID, Jones, Dist Grand Secretary
Address, 2406 Chestnut ST., Oakland, Cal
l.. J. Smith, Dist Grand Director
The Western outlook., 1900-01-27

The Governor has Issued a proc
lamation convening the legislature
in special session on next Monday,
January 29th, at / p. m. While
sixteen purposes are given for the
call, of course the primary one il
the election of United States
Senator. Whether the same bitter
factional struggle of last year is to
be repeated remains to be seen.
Dan Burns is again a candidate,
and no matter what his critics may
say against him, we have heard no
one declare that he was not all
right on the color question. And
as things are drifting during these
troublous times, this is a very
important matter to a class of
citizens whtAe always in need of
friends in the highest branches of
legislation in the country.
The Western outlook., 1900-01-27
SATURDAY JANUARY 27, 1900
EDITORIAL AND OTHER NOTES

We have just received the holi-
day number of the Los Angeles
Eagle. 1t is a most ambitious ef-
fort and Brothea Neimore is to be
congratulated upon the push and
energy he displays and the result
ant success thereof.
~
Boston friends raised S1492.55
by contributions and applied the
same to the purchase of a home for
the family of Postmaster Baker, OF
Lake City, S. c., who was shot
down hy a white mob over a year
ago simply because he dared to ac-
cept the postmastership and tried
to fill it. What the Government
should have done has been done
bv others and the family is well
provided for at present, and is
working for its own support.
The Western outlook., 1900-01-27

One of the three men who sup
ported Harvard in the recent Har-
ward Princeton debate at Cam
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
RETURNING HOME.
Roosevelt Abandoning other States to
Look Amer Home Matters.

Parkersburg, W. Va. Oct l9.-Gov.
Roosevelt will finish his campaigning
In Baltimore tonight, after having trav.
eled nearly 1900 miles and making
nearly 800 short and long speeches. Then
be will spend the final week Of the cam.
paign in New York state.
After a hard days campaign through
Ohio and West Virginia. Governor
Roosevelt reached Parkorsburg last
night and addressed large audience.
paying special attention TO Senator
Jones' denial that the American Cotton
company is a trust.
From Wheeling the Roosevelt train
run down the Ohio River railroad and
stops were made at Benwood. Mounds
vile. New Martinsville, Sistersville, St..
Marys and Waverly. A crowd Of prob.
ably % hoodlums collected on the out.
skirts Of the crowd az st. Marys. small
town. and undertook 10 prevent Gov.
Roosevelt from making himself heard.
They were partially successful for n
while.
The demonstration at Parkersburg is
conceded TO be the biggest political gath
ering in the history OF the state. There
was an immense parade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
New York State the Center of At
traction Politically.
THE TOUR OF BRYAN
He WIN Devote isuch Tim, to That
State and M ssrelt Abandons
Other FielGsso Look After
Politics al Home.

Syracuse, Oct. NV. J. Bryan con.
tinued his tour Of the empire state yes
terday, travelling half way across IL
from east to west. He began his journey
lt Albany and reached here late in the
afternoon. From here he made = run
northward 10 the southern shore Of
Lake Ontario and made a speech Of half
an hours duration at oswego, returning
10 this city. The other points at which
he spoke were Schenectady. Amsterdam.
Fonda, Johnstown, Gloversville. Fort
Plain. Little Falls. Herkimer. lion.
Frankfort. Utica. Rome. 0neidv. Can.
astota. Chittenango and Dewitt In
comparatively few places was there
very marked enthusiasm. There was,
however. close attention in every in.
stance, and in no case was there any in.
corruption worthy Of note. The crowd
here was the largest ever oongregated
20 hear a political speech.
At most Of his stopping places Mr..
Bryan was confronted by large aad
conspicuously posted bills warning the
people against him. These bills an
nounced in large red letters: bryan
Is here" and then gave extracts from
his speeches made ia 1896. aud last Sep.
TENDER, and then added: "rhis means
national dishonor and industrial col.
lapse. A vote for Bryan isa vote Tor
low wages or no wages; bread riots aud
soup houses. hard times"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
ALMOST A CLASH.
Lawyers In the Youtssy TRIAL Create .
Sensation In Court.

eenaatton IN toeft.
Georgetown. Ky. Oct. .9-The Iout-
ely trial Ia rapidly drawing TO a cioss.
All the testimony Is in. the instructions
have been given 10 the jury and the
speeches are being made.
There Is no improvement IL Youtsey's
condition. though he is not any worse.
Now and then the paroxysms return
and for an hour afterwards he is much
worse, but IL still able 10 rally quickly.
showing remarkable vitality.
The first speech was by Victor y.
Bradley. for the prosecution. Bradley
asked why the defense had not brought
witnesses here 10 impeach Ricketts,. Cul-
ton and Golden. II they were the dis
honest men claimed by the defense.
Judge James Askew next spoke for
the defense. He said Ricketts, was
brought In the case TO unload tho whole
thing on poor Youtsey 90 save the really
guilty moustainecra Youtsey was 20
be the innocent scapegcat Of tho reGl as
saSsins.
Judge Askew closed at 0 O'Clock and
Colonel Campbell began for the prosecu.
ton. He said Colonel Crawford in his
statement TO the jury had sounded the
keynote Of the whole situation when he
said that he affected q respect for the
mere forms Of law which no did not
feel;" that the disregards for the forms
Of law brought the mountain army to
Frankfort To compel the legislature to
decide their way and disregard the
forms Of law caused Goebel's murder.
Later his words caused a sensation. He
said he believed the counsel for defense
put Mrs Stamper on the stand knowing
her story was untrue. When he said
this Judge Askew said lou 1 enough 10 be
heard over the room:
That's untrue"
The judge raped for order. Camp
belll repeated his statement.
That's untrue" again said Askcw.
"Do you mean 20 say that we knew
Mrs. Stampcr was going 10 tell an un.
truth" asked Colonel Nelson.
II said that as plainly as could"
replied Campbell.
"rhen / say you state what Is abso.
lulely false, said Nelson, angrily.
"Mr. Clerk. enter a fine Of go against
Colonel Nelson and issue q capias at
once. said Judge Cantrill.
Mr. Crawford started towards Mr..
Campbell, but when stopped by deputy
sheriff, said he was only ON his way TO
the clerk to pay Nelson's fine,
A personal encounter was imminent,
but was ayerted by the prompt action OF
Judge CAntrill and the sheriff.
Campbell devoted much time % stat.
ing the manner In which he claimed
Culton was corrobOrEted. He said he
was corroborated by the very manner in
which the shooting was done, for Cul.
ton said Youtsey told him Of the plan
TO fire from Powers office; corroborated
by Youtsey running through the base
ment right after the shooting; corrobo-
rated by Frank johnson who said Yout-
sey declined TO tell him whore no was
when the shot was fired; corroborated
by Mckenzie Todd who saw Youtsey
looking out Of the window Of Powers
office on Jan. 30, when the shooting oc-
Cured
He concluded 1915 and then court i'd
iOurueI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

Louisville, oct. l9.-In an effort 20 Is.
oape being killed by a train ON a 2OO.foot
trcstle Of the Louisville, Iarrods Greek
and Prospect railroad. Walter q. Town.
send. aged 60, attempted TO lot himself
down between the ties His shoulders
became wedged between the ties. aud
utterly helpless he saw the locomotive
approach which in few moments al.
most decapitated him. his body dropping
to the ground dead. A fog prevented
the trainmen from seeing Townsend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

Hazleton. Pa, Oct. l0.-About SO1
strikers made a decent on the Jeddo
mines Of Markle g. Co.. at Oakdale early
this morning in an effort TO close the
mine. The march was well planned
and was kept strict secret. They
forced the sheriif's deputies on duty,
but they KEEP, in the back ground. The
sheriff himself did not arrive until the
affair was nearly over. The strikers re-.
manned in the vicinity Of Oakdale march.
ing up and down the road until 1880
o'clock. No one was seriously hurt
The strikers claim they shut up the col.
liery. but information given out by the
company was to the effect the mine was
still working.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
Activity Of the Boers.

Pretoria, Oct. l0.--The Beers are daily
tearing up portions Of tht railroad and
cutting the telephone and telegraph
wires. Their attacks are intolerable
The repairing linemen cannot leave the
garrisoned points without considerable
escorts. The only remedy seems to be
to corral all the burghers and deport
them. as apparently none can b. trusted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
manu- nobbcr. XIII An omoer.

Nevada, No, Oct. l6.-The Farmers
Bank here was entered by three masked
men before dawn this morning. They
blew the safe and are supposed 70 have
secured about 5000. Constable William
Maron, who heard the explosion, fired
into the darkness 70 alarm the town.
The robbers returned the fire killing
Maron instantly. Sheriff Ewing with
posse and bloodhoundi Immediately
started in pursuit Of the robbers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

Pittsburg, Oct 49, - The agony Is
over. Brooklyn is champion Of the
world in baseball circles, the owner OF
the beautiful $500 Chronicle-Tolegraph
trophy aud carries away one.half Of the
gate receipts for the four games neces'
sary 10 decide their superiority over
Pittsburg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

ST. Louis, oct. la.-The announce.
is made here by the Chootaw, Okla
homa and Gulf Railroad company, Of
the resignation Of Colonel Henry Wood,
general manager. aud the selection Of
President Francis l. G1wan 70 succeed
him. Colonel Wood retains the position
Of first vice president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
meId for nInInE MaIIs.

Hannibal, No. Oct. i9.-Austin II.
Frazier, assistant In the postofiice at
Barring was nrraigned here on the charge
Of rifling registered letters. lie entered
plea oi guilty and was sent 10 the Pal
myra Jail 20 await the action Of the
grand jury In default Of bond Of $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
Hanna sun In south Dakota.

Sioux Falls, S. d.. Oct. i9.-The two
days Of speeohmaking in South Dakota
by Senators Hanna aud Frye wero con.
cluded in South Sioux Falls Thursday
with three meetings, one in the audito-
rum and the others in the opera house.
All the meetings were largely attended
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
onssn rrororus. PARLIAMENT

London, oct. TO- At the meeting Of
the priyy council at Balmoral the queen
prorogued parliament until early in De-
cembcr when Il will be- further pro-
rogued until the usual time OF assem-
bling. the middle OF February.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
sailing namnrsh whs.i.

waxahachis, Tex, OCT l0.-Seyenl
carloa ds Of damaged wheat Ahich came
from the Galveston storm are being sold
here as feed for hogs, chicken. eto.,
bringing 10 cents per bushel and finding
TnnlV milo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

Madrid. oct General Linares has
boon gnzetted as minister Of war and
General AzcarHga as president u the
senate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

Elkton, oct. l0.-The negro, Erastns
Wardeld, who attempted 10 criminally
assault Mrs Len Pennick near this city
last Tuesday has been lynched by q
mob
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20

Havana, oct. l0.-Yollow fever Is
spreading fast In this province and tho
disease Is taking moro yirulent form.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-20
rorty.Two nodls. Recovered.

Galveston, Oct. i0-Forty.two bodies
were recovered from the storm debris
Thursday. Total four days III.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-31
SAYS YOUTzEY SAID II.
SATIONAL STATEMENT MADE
AT WINCHESTER
FEELS GREATLY AGGRIEvED
Has Not Been and VIII Not Be En-
gagged to Prosecute YOutzey-
Declares He Made State
ment as to Mr.. Taylor.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March 9O.-In ref
erence to the report that he proposed
to give Henry Youtzey, secretary to
AUDITOR Sweeney, part Of the $1,000
reward If Youtzey would confess what
he knew about the Goebel assassination
Col. James Andrews Scott gave out the
following tonight:
My hands are tied and I cannot talk
for fear Of seeming TO betray the con-
fidence of friends. The statement that
1outzey made to me was that of a
client to attorney. He came to me and
invited me to the rear room Of my Of
flee and besought me to go to Winches-
ter and see his brother-in-law At the
close Of our interview, which lasted ex-
actly two hours, I had only time to
catch a train. No human soul except
my wife knew where I was going. L
went to Winchester, where, at the solicit
tation Of this brother-in-law and after
solemn promise to secrecy, I revealed to
him all that YoutZey had told me- as
Youtzey had required me to do. What
this was no mortal will ever know from
me. He did say before he asked me
to act as his attorney that if he told
what he knew 1t would cause an eXplo-
sion that would blow the Republican
party out of existence and hang Taylor,
and that he would become an outcast
with every mans hand against him
with no chance to earn a living and
that on that account he ought to share
in the reward.
II have never been interested, direct
ly or indirectly in any reward. I have
refused employment with promises of
fees in the case of two defendants AS
I told Mr.. Youtzey's brother-inlaw. in
the presence of Mr.. Crawford, I believe
there is more in this life than money
and more happiness In the possession Of
my self-respect than in the possession
Of mere money; that 1 considered the
assassination OF Gov. Goebel blow at
the very vitals of the state and to pos
terity. There had not yet been money
enough coined to secure my services In a
case so Infamous.
II have not been employed in the pros
ecution. In the absence of both the
county attorney and the commemorative
attorney I was requested by Mr.. Justus
Goebel to investigate the case Of Mr..
Taul and did so, and advised his re-
lease.
''I could not be induced to take a fee
to prosecute Youtzey after what has
passed between us. He is my youngest
sons most intimate friend and compan-
ion. I respect that friendship and sin
cerely hope that it will turn out that he
is more sinned against than SHINING"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-31
SUICIDE IS A MYSTERY.
DANIEL. BLAIK, A WEALTHY
FARMER, FOUND DEAD WITH
THROAT CUT
NO WORD OF EXPLANATION
Owner of 600 Acres in KittsOn
County and Same Amount Near
Hastings, His For
mer Home.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, March S0.-(Spe-
cial.) THE remains of Mrs. Jennie Lee
divorced wife of an ex-alderman of this
city, who sued brother alderman for
alienation of his wife's affections, ar
rived here yesterday, and the funeral was
held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the
First Baptist church. The first news Of
Mrs. Lees death, to the effect that she
had died suddenly at Dayton, Fla, was
misleading In that the woman committed
suicide by shooting herself once In the
side and twice in the head. Her body
was found in field a mile from the
house at which she had lived. After her
husband secured a divorce, Mrs. Lee went
South at the suggestion of her physician,
but the trouble strain of the trial had
done its work, and it was said she was
slowly dying of a broken heart. Mrs Lee
was only thirty-two years old, and was
for many years one of the leaders in Eau
Claire society
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-31
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE
BRITISH EMPIRE F
MINNESOTA
HOLD ANOTHER BIG MEETING
Officers Elected for the Ensuing
Year, and Patriotic Speech
Is Made by Rev. Charles
Davis.
RLCEE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
u 20 WASHINGTON hK SOUTH

The members of The society of the Sons
and Daughters of the British Empire of
Minnesota, at a meeting held last night
at the Fourth ward Republican wigwam.
perfected their organization, which. up to
date has been temporary. The preamble
of the constitution adopted explains brief
~ the objects and purposes of the Or
ganization, as follows:
Whereas, There are $4,000 loyal Ameri-
can subjects of British extraction In the
state of Minnesota and 1900 to 10000 in
the Twin Cities, and
Whereas, There is a fraternal feeling
among born under the British flag, which
may be preserved and extended for
social purposes by uniting ourselves into
an association to be known as the Sons
and Daughters of the British Empire and
Whereas, The uniting with this society
III no way detracts from fealty and de-
VotIon, first, TO the land of our adop-
ton, be 1t resolved, etc.
The following is a list OF officers elect
ed for the ensuing year: Harry Randall,
president; Rev. C. J, Colwell, vice presl-
dent; Thomas Guling, secretary and
treasurer; executive board, John Shaw,
A. Z. ESterbTook, A. r. Bates, A. E. VOL
Ian and John Pitkeathly.
During the time occupied by the COM
mittee on nominations in preparing their
list, Rev. Charles Davis, of this city, de-
lfvered q brief talk upon the situation In
South Africa In which he said he thought
the campaign now being carried on by
the British was in the interests of hui
mainly. He wound up by saying that he
had two brothers engaged IN the war in
the TransVaal and added that If he was
to hear today that the blood of both wac
trickling upon the rocks of that far-ofr
rugged land, that he would stiH believe
The cause of the British arms right.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-31
MONEY FOR A LIBRARY.
City of Albert Lea to Raise Fund by
One MIL Tnx.ssa

One MIL Taxssse
ALBERT LEA. Mimi, March 30.-(Spe-
cial.l-In accordance with the petition
the council has submitted the PROPOSE
ton of levying a tax of one mill for
public library, and 1t will be voted upon
next Tuesday. All women of twenty-one
or over being qualified to vote upon the
question and they being unanimously IN
favor OF It, there seems To be no doubt
about its being carried by the requisite
two-thirds vote. Last yeaFait only lacked
q few votes, and many who then opposed
to 1t, through misapprehension, now are
warm supporters of 1t. All hold-over city
officials as we'll as candidates for city of
fees have declared in favor of the one
mill tax levy and no opposition will be
eXerted from that direction There Is no
intention of establishing the library in
the present or a new city hall. Such a
building, with its city Jail, fire depart
ment, police courts and city offices Is no
place for library, and besides. It is like
ly to be several years before Albert Lea
can afford to erect city hall suitable to
it's needs. The present library with its
l,500 volumes is to be donated free to the
city by the existing association, without
conditions, and it will become city prop
erty, for the free use and benefit of all
the people, as are the privileges of the
city schools.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-31
SENSATION SPOILED.
None of That 100000 to BE Paid
for COnfesSIO0s

AOF concessions.
FRANKFORT, KY, March Ok
Chief Justice James H. Lewis, chairman
of the committee selected by the legisla-
ture to have charge of the GoebeI re-
ward fund, today made the following
statement concerning the story sent out
from Winchester yesterday that Attor-
ney James Andrew Scott had proposed
to the relatives of H. e. Youtsey TO give
him portion of the reward money for a
confession of the details Of the con-
spiracy to assassinate Gov. Goebe
'The money appropriated by the leg
islature," said he, Ito be used in run
ming down the assassins of Gov. Goebel
and bringing them to justice will be dis
tributed as provided at the first meet
ing of the reward committee, so much
for the assassin and so much for the
conviction of each accessory.
''The preliminary work Is In the hands
of Commemorative Attorney Franklin,
and no private citizen has authority
from Mr.. Franklin or from the commit
tee to offer rewards for confessions Of
alleged accessories. Not a cent Of the
100000 has yet been spent, and I think
you can safely say that not a dollar Of
it will be paid for confessions"