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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22

FLY A BoX KITE, THE SCIENTIFIC
novelty that pleases old boys as we'll as
young boys; only 25 cents. c. P. Miller.
agent.
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CALL AND SEE OUR DECORATED
toilet sets for wedding presents; prices
extremely low. A. C. Price & Co., State
and Jefferson streets. Georgia phone 65S.
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CATHERwooD'S, WILSON'S. BAK-
er's, Lord Baltimore. Monopole. Paul
Jones', and all the leading brands of rye
and malt whiskeys at the Century Saloon,
II East Bay street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22

NEW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
with ball bearings. lock and chain stitch:
two machines In one. Penton & Son.
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FOR A PRETTY BEDROOM SUIT.
perlor and dining-room furniture, you
should 20 to Teeples
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OUR GERMAN READY MIXED
paint is sold under a guarantee: have
your house painted with it. Adams Paint
Comrany
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THE UNITED STATES HEALTH
statistics show that 30 per cent. OF lep-
rosy introduced into America Is brought
in by Cinnamon. Will you run risks? II
not send to Georgia Steam Laundry.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22

A FINE LINE OF WOOD AND COAL.
stoves, ranges, gas stoves. oil stoves, ana
gasoline stoves. TO be sod at cut prices.
s. Bernstein, 1903 West Broughton.
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A SMALL SAFE, / FOLDING TOP
desk and showcases for sale, at low
prices. 1903 West Broughton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22

PANTS TO ORDER. CLEANING. RE-
pairing specialies.P Pants pressed 15c. while
you wait. Old clothes taken as part pay
ment. New York Pants and Shoe Re-
pairing Parlor. ll2 prayton.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
cIY

Hickey. Feb. -]-IH. weather
is very cold OBJ. mHm.. Ie
ground g. covered with .H .a.
.leet
NJ p.Is and family I...u Os
lahoma Territory Friday where
they SSH. make their .uuf. home.
M Ho, formerly ~ ".
county. died 40 Austin Monday.
She wa brought back here .or n-
termsrt and was laid % re.t in fue
Schultz graveyard a hrga crowd
assemble io pay the last cad tribe
ute OF respect to onewho was loved
by all a- a good christian lady.
Rev. J. NJ Zimmerman conducted
tie funeral services. We extend
our heartfelt sympathy 20 the be-
reayej relatives,
Mr. Hickey and family visited
Frank Malo-h's family Sunday.
Grandma Steyeucr and Mr..
Whccless are on the sick li-t
BFGuNIA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
RESIDENTS UNEASY.
Three Powers t'rohiblt Them TO Ilv,
Wthin he Tor.incstious NJ rrkin.


within he Fertilization. at rekin.
london, March IA dispatch from
p.n 90 Reuters agency. dated Feb
-, says at diplomatic meeting tina
day minister's discussed the first Of pro
viucIAl officials whose punishment vii
ho demanded and which have not beer
completed. Il was also decided IN,
Italians could retain tine customs prop
t.N which thpy ,ailol GOA the gruuut
that the custom, are purely Chinese in
siiiutiou, and have mo- right 20 bc with
in legation area. Hence the European
customs stuf. really serving foreign
bondholders viii be- compelled to go ,
outside the fortified limits ~
Al unofficial foreign residents are un.
easy because the French. German anC
Austrian ministers maintain nome %.
them uu live within tho Notifications
II other minister. take same view mcr
chants and missionaries, viii Doe forced
On live among Chinese who are ne
friudlicr than before ou account of ~
cent hn,tIlitics
The American government is the only
government which has announced the
intention 10 compensate the Chimes,
for land required 10 extend legation
grounds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
BENSON ScHOOLHOusF

Holligsn School House. Feb. %.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Dehart, who
have been seriously Duo, are able
to be out again
From what / can learn from OBJ
servation aud inquiry ] don't
think there will be any more cot
ton planted here thi. year than
last. Some farmers have planted
oats aud the short corn crop last
year is causing more corn 20 be
planted than usual which will
evidently cause the acreage in co,
ton 10 be les. than last year.
Quite q large crowd met at the
schoolhouse Saturday night, Feb.
10Th, aud organized a literary -o.
ciety with officers AZ follows. j.
W. Benson, president. A. r. Todd
vice president. Mi-- Mamie Todd,
secre aryi viii Terry, first choir
lister; aud Marion Shaw, second
choirisier The time Of meeting
is the first and third Saturday
nights iu each month. By mau.
imous vote The people %. the sur
rounding communities were invited
TO take part aud assist ia the eX-
eroises The program tor the meet
ing on Feb % WIS ~ ioiIow-.Beci
tation- by Misses Minnie Hen-nrI
ing, Bessie Thompson. Lila llolli-
gan, and Mamie Todd. luslru-
mental mul, by Me-srs Luther
Hollipan, Dee and Walter ClrgllL
Recitation hv Me-srs. owen shaw.
Luther Ho..igan and Andrew
Thompson Music by the choir.
Readiuc-Ni.-es Ida HoI.Iglu.
Laura Minis aud Anna Holland.
Music, instrumental Reading
Me-.rs George Terry. D n. jolly
Charlie Sawyer, Lum Benson AUDI
Noah Thompson The uest meet
ing sin Dee the first Saturday uieU.
IN March Everybody f. invited
20 attend. -fT jun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
SHOT BY MASKED MIN.
FulIblood Creek Vobbad While On.
der Guard Awaiting Trial.
BODY FULL OF HOLES
The Lynched Indian Had Committed
Three Coldblooded Murders With.
In SiN Months, Besides I'm.
plicated IN Robberies.

Holdcuyillc. l. r March johnson
Miller. "a mllbll1i Greek Indian, wa.
shot 20 death yesterday by masked men.
Miller. who vn. under arrest for the
murder OF Hrrbert MrDale, had hceu
brought here pending q hearing before
the United States commissioner About
90 armed and masked mon forcedau on.
try in the farmhouse of Robert Stewart
near town, whittier Miller had bcyn
taken for safe keeping, diarmed th,
guards and began shooting ~ the pris
oucr 40 short range lie jumpedthruugh
n screen door aud fed acrus, the yard,
clearing i-foot picket fence at one
leap. After running 300 yard, he was
was ovcrtaken and shot 10 death. More
than q dozen bullpthllc- are In his body.
Miller had committed three coidblood.
ed murders within six months besides
uumcrOu. rubbpries Three week, agJ
he murdered uu old man named Cherry
last september bee murdered Joe Ilar
wu1d but bon, most heinou. crime was
the killing of young MrDdde, whom he
shot, then built fire upon the body
partially crmuug it Tho remains
luv Zoo thr woYi, undiscovered for seven
dlF-. Miller WIS twice sentenced 90 Doe
sIIr by fIa now deiuurf Creek govern
m.nt but was m-Iuu.l by Che chief,
L g. Peruvian.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
THE INAUGURATION.


Washington. March l-rho nrawn
U.u. ur OLD. Inauguration of rr-0
Mckinley uNt Monday mr rapidly
nearing completion Washington ,N.
... ...f .u. .. .e. .
many year.. Penn ylyutauyouua wi.I
ba Illuminated during three nights,
Monday Tuesday aui "wednesday, u
rarely belur. and % -prrh lya.ur, viii
be- made of that part ogt.uI.ug FROM
Fifteenth stree. 90 Seventeenth street.
ON tine north front OF the White House
grounds
Tho inaugural programme for Monday
Is 90, follIw,l
a um. Gathering Of high govern.
mont officials, diplomatic and specially
invited guests IN the United States son.
ate chamber
lGiOu.m.-luaugption of Theodore
Roosevelt of New York %, vice prc-i
dent of tho United SutoicpremuuIn, in
the senate. attended by the president
and distinguished company.
~ President Mckinley take, do,
oath of office BOO thu presau.. of tine as.
sgmhIcd multitude.
l@Op 300. Inaugural parade moves
from the capitol mp Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
HOUSE EMPLOYEES.
Investigating Cominittee Finds Some Ir.
Irregularities Existing There.

Washington. March 1.-The report u
-hr committee of the house which iu.
.r-frd the employment rolls has
.e de public by Chairman Moody.
10 $40. that "slme ~ The faults observed
In administration oi the matters Of the
house are attributable % the persistence
OF member, af the house iu urging up
on pho officer, the appointment of thei
constituent, and friends tl subordinate
places and that such faults are deeply
ro0tod, Of long standing aud likely Co
continue under the administration of
amy political party rs long ~ such "a sy,.
tenn D., maintained
The committee finds nothing to crIti.
CHS, in the house po,tpflire ur sergeant
alarms office. OF the office, of tho
clerk and duurkccpyr the committee r.
ports that they found In both dpwr.
muut, certain abuses which may be
grouped under three heads, namely.
transfers of cmployc, from the dutic, of
the positions 90 which they were APP.
pointed. TO other duties: uujustifuble
payment, of compensation 90 employees
while absent from their posts Of duty,
and divisions of salaries
Under each heading the committee
specifics "a number Of individual cases.
The committee says that the amount uf
ab,rntecism Is very considerable. IL Is
stated that one cmploye has not worked
over six months IN nearly four years dur.
ing which he hn, drawn pay, and has
not been In Washington for II or Il!
months Many cases Of contributions
by employee. Of salaries are mentioned,
one of them in the last congress, being
$1,000 annually ont of a salary Of $500.
Il Is explained that These contribution.
went toward vquu. l.ng -dlu., Of
other employees.
The committee finds mo- evidence OF
the uwctir. uf assessment. contribution
or division ul Ahuy, in the present
congress. THeummittcc ,lys thcuhu,rs
c1u only Dee remedies by permanent
statute bJr doc. un. recommend any
lUl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
NAVY ENCOURAGED.
Numerous Tuli.tmcnts Coming In from
Al over the Country.

Now York, March l.--O1ir.r, 90 th,
Brooklyn navy yard are much urour
aged by the number of enlistment. uuw
coming iu from ull part, of thrcuuufry
Rear Admiral Henry G.. Taylor who
while hc hn, been in command of th,
receiving ship vermont ha. devised
many plans Go increase thc cni,rmrut-.
said.
There /. little danger that the navy
will Dee very short of men boo the meat
future. At tine present the outlook Do
bright About two year. ago thealmm
was raised that the navy would soon b.
without enough men To man the diff
frrmt ships already in commission,
much Ie,. Tine new ones Ia process OF
constructions What might Doe tcrmr,
the -urr about the lack Of men is now
over With fho number uf new recruit
ing plan. that have been tried the navy
hu, found new resource. to draw from
aud There b, little doubt that we viii b,
able Co get enough men ut all times "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
SAVED FROM LYNcHlNG.
nis Case R0.6rd through court DO Oas
Hour la Illinois.

Carrolltou. Ills. March l-Guarded
by four companies OF state militia t.
protect him from mob determined ou
lynching Albert Shcuklc, who ou Dec
23 h.tcrimiuullv assaulted the lG-vylr
old daughter Of Charlie, IL. Giiler ol
CurroIton, was early to-day taken from
the county Jail 40 Springfield, placed ou
"a -pcu. train and brought 90 Carroll
tom Though tine streets woro lined
with silent spectator, Doe wu, hurried O.
OH. eWrtIm-. Au hour after thp lr
rival of thr train Sh.ukle had pleaded
guilty. hpyn given m Iudytyrmmlbl,
sentence mi $50. ou h- Sway fl lla n
lIuuIs uuu HIu.E DIU-.r
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Warsaw. Ind, March IA wni,
wa. caused here by 1000 insane man. who
proved ~ hr T. j Walsh. % sewer con.
tractor of Chicago Hr armed himself
aud hid IN barn. and shot 900 every
ono no sight The police surrounded
tine place. but ull they could do wa, @.
wait for him tD COME out At 8 O'Clock
hc got away and ran uut into the corn
try He was captured aud taken 90 hi
home Iu Chicago Several person, had
narrow escape,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Durbin vetoed the railroad
construction BILL which WAS consldorr,
important and had just been passed by
the Indiana legislature.
Fmnk Wharton. supposed bank
robber, ran into trap ut Ripley, Kas.
and is in prison.
4 dead sea monster u feet long WA
washed ashore near Los Angeles, Cal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
10 Arrest All Migrants.

Atlanta. March Chief Of Police
Maulry has issued @ special order % ar
rest an aguut, white and black ant
this work has already begun Recent
numerous ease. Of highway robbery IN
which tle victims were white women
and robbers negro mon and which cul
minated Thursday in lho brutal attack
upon Mrs Charles l.. Buchanan, caused
the police tu take this notion. Fum
negroes suspected of the Buchanan out
mgD have hrru arrested. One of them
who told conflicting stories and said b,
had heard of thr crime. hn, been rc
moved tu the county iul for ufa keep
ius Thr0.H.r- uu 900 rhe police sta
uu Mu Buchanan B. reported out OF
d.ug.r.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
loo. yoIunlssr. CnmLnr IIom..

Manila March Major General $.
b II. Young and stall, with the Thirty.
fourth United States volunteer infan.
try, aud nine companic, Of the Thirty.
third, on the United States transport
Logan, will sail today En- route they
will stop at Candon, on the western
coast Of Luzon, TO take ON board compa.
MES G. Il and II of the Thirty.third,
who have been released from the quar-.
Rntinc i'm sod by reason of slight
outbreak Of smallpox
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

R.rughs Gu. MARCH T. - Iohr
Moody, % Negro. Wa- hanged and shot
until dead POS supposed whirrup. boo the
country near h.ra 40 tha same tim,
another negro, who's. uma could mot
bc learned, was houtcu severely witt
buggy traces and sticks He may die.
So far 20. learned tnr trouble arose from
the negroes running away from CON
tract labor after having gotten int
debt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Galveston, March l.-Chpyush and
johnson. who were arrested Monday
night by rangers and charged with prize
d~hting, ARE still In Jail Their attor
upys efforts to secure "a writ of habom
corpus have proved futile aud another
attempt will be- made. They are held
in bond OF 5000 each.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

indianapolis. March when the
negro Doc Reed was again taken To nh,
Dmtrr home lu lryugtnn and after
,cmuuINng the prisoner Mis-, Dartu
declared hr wa, not her a.,uiaut, lie
Wa, then released from custody.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Atlanta, March flames J.. Baker
who wu, sentenced 90 death here for
the murder of hi. wife. has been grant
ed communication of sentence to life ina
prisonmcut Hcwas Go have been nmgcC
today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
mawkin. Fought Foul.

san Francisco, March l.-George
McFaddcn was given a decision over
Dial Hawkins at the end Of the seventh
round on account Of Hawkins fou.
fighting
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-27
bright BITS.

-Something.-The Millionaire-"After
all, my money hasn't brought us hap
piness." His Wife-"But it has made
us objects of envy."-Life.
Easy Berths eferred.-Alderman
with inf1uence)-"Ill do the best can
for you. Larry What do you think
you wants" Constituent-"Td like to
be a fireman during the summer months
and a bridgetender in winter. Chi
cago Tribune.
Foregone Conclusion.-Dick Sloboy
(joyfully)-"Great news! Guess!' Cousin
May give up" Dick Slobby-"Nel-
lie has promised to marry mel" Cousin
May-"Pshaw! That's no news. She
asked me a month ago if | would be
her bridesmaid. "-Philadelphia Press.
-Helen.-"Im surprised to hear you
talk so. 1 supposed you thought every
thing of Matilda" Kate-"Oh, / used
to like her well enough; but since she
experienced religion and was taken into
the church, there is no getting along
with her, she's so stuck up about it,
Boston Transcript
Fast and Furious.-Backstop-
glad to see that you are making a
name for yourself as an author, old
man." Scriblet (modestly-"Yes Hon
ors are being heaped on me. Why
it was only yesterday that l learned
that my latest book had been thrown
out of the Boston Library. Harper
Bazaar
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-27
MIR. CAGES SUCCESSOR.

1t seems to be practically settled
that Leslie M. Shaw, Governor of
Iowa, will be the next Secretary of
the Treasury. His term as Governor
will expire on Jan. 16, and it is proba-
bic that he will take the Secretaryship
about Feb. 1 or March /. Recently
Mr.. Gage said he woulU like to be re-
lieved as soon as possible, but the
President induced him to promise to
stay until March 1, if his successor
were not selected before that time.
There may be some who will say
the President went to Iowa for a Sec
rotary of the Treasury when there was
already cabinet officer from that state
because he wanted to get rid of a
possible candidate for the Republican
nomination for President. 1t is doubt
full, however, if he had any such
purpose. Gov. Shaw has a great deal
of prominence in the West, and con-
siderable influence. What the Presi-
dent wanted is man who has strength
with the Republicans of the West,
There is no particular reason for
thinking that Gov. Shaw has any spe-
cial qualifications for the Office of
Secretary of the Treasury. 1t is true
that he has written several papers on
financial subjects, but if they attracted
more than a passing notice the world
is not aware of the fact. He is what
may be called a banker-lawyer. He
is native of Vermont, and is about
SO years of age. He has been a resi-
dent of Iowa, however, very nearly all
of his life. He grew up with the state
and has had a successful career, He
has practiced law and has been, and
perhaps is yet, the president of bank
in the town of his residence town
of less than 5000 inhabitants. 1t Is
said that he is also interested in a
bank in a nearby town of about 1900
inhabitants.
AS far as the world knows Gov.
Shaw has no more than ordinary abil-
ity in financial matters. In politics
he is known to a limited extent out
side of his state, but he hasn't the
reputation of being a great man. 1t
doesn't follow from that, however,
that he will not make a successful
Secretary of the Treasury,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-27

1t is going to be rather difficult to
make the Schley matter Il political
question, if anybody has that purpose
in view. Schley is a Democrat, and his
leading counsel. Mr.. Rayner, is a Dem
Ocrat. But some of his strongest sup
porters are Republicans. One of his
most steadfast friends and supporters
is the Baltimore American, a Republi-
can paper. Another friend is the Chi
cago Record Herald, also strongly Re
publican, whose editor, Mr.. Kohlsaat
stood close to President Mckinley and
Senator Hanna. The Record Herald
expresses the hope that President
RooseVelt's vigor will relent before he
attempts to reprimand every. person iii
the republic who has dared to express
an opinion one way or the other on
the controversy, and winds up an edi-
torial by saying: "Now let Congress
ignore all other relations in regard to
the matter. vote Schley a sword like
Dewey's, and may the foul fiend fly
away with the man or the officer who
seeks to make personal capital by
keeping the country stirred up over a
dead issue" The paper regards the
question of command at Santiago as
inevitably settled. Dewey has placed
the chaplet of commander of the
squadron that destroyed the Spanish
ships where by the unalterable facts
and the popular verdict it properly be-
longs
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-27
HOLIDAY TRAGEDIES.

Why is it that so many more trag
edies occur during the Christmas hol
days than al any other season of the
year? Is it because there are more
spirituous liquors drank during that
season than at any other time of the
year? That is the only explanation
offered, and it is a very reasonable one.
In the Morning News yesterday there
was an unusually large number of ac-
counts of shooting affairs, some of them
having fatal results. The two TRACE
dies reported from Buloch county are
particularly regrettable and deplorable.
The parties to each of them were men
of considerable prominence in the
county, and there does not seem to
have been a satisfactory reason in
either case for a resort to violence.
BY these tragedies anxiety. distress
and mourning have been introduced
into at least four families in this joy
Gus season. Surely there ought to be
some way of creating a public senti-
ment that would tend to prevent deeds
that carry into homes so much sorrow
and misery and into communities so
much trouble and bad feeling.
There ought to be "a stronger effort
made by the press and the pulpit to inn
press upon the public the sacredness
of human life, and the officers of the
courts should bestir themselves in the
direction of enforcing the law against
the carrying of concealed weapons. We
have no doubt the courts do their duty
when offenders, charged with violating
the law against carrying concealed
weapons, are brought before them,
though in some of the counties the
punishment inflicted is so light that it
has very little deterrent erect. If the
courts were to inflict upon offenders of
this class the severest punishment per-
mitted there would gradually be Gre
ated sentiment that would cause the
pistol practice to be ADAM
doned.
What is wanted is public sentiment
that will not tolerate the carrying of
concealed weapons. When the people
set their faces against that practice we
shall have fewer such tragedies as
those reported from Bulloch county.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-27
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Jacksonville (Fla.) Times Union
we know Gen. Miles committed a very
grave breach of decorum in the eyes
of the President when he expressed
an opinion without invitation from his
official superiors, may we not inquire
what the President thinks of a certain
Round Robin signed by Col. Roosevelt
and other officers at Santiago, giving
very emphatic opinions as to the acts
of their superiors ?"
The Philadelphia Record Dem)
says: "Stalwart Republican braves in
Congress who seek to reduce Southern
representation because of Southern
limitations of suffrage find cold COM
fort at the Executive Mansion, just as
when William Mckinley held the reins
of government. There are still lean
years ahead for the indefsstigable
wavers of the bloody shirt. Let them
elect Crumpacker President, If they
can. Then Southern representation
might be cut down to the bone"
The Philadelphia Times Dem) says:
The Rough Riders who are as good
as any regulars and three times as
good as any state troops wrote Col.
Theodore Roosevelt TO the Secretary of
w ar, VINO repiled TO COL Roosevelt.
i suggest that, unless you want to
spoil the effects and glory of your
victory, you make no invidious COM
parsons. The Rough Riders are no
better than any other volunteers They
had an advantage in their arms. for
which they ought to be very grateful
In view of recent reprimands this cor
respondence has a pertinent interest"
The Louisville Courier Journal
(Dem) says: when foreign govern
ments make treaties with us for the
equal protection of the laws for their
people. IL would seem that they are
bound to take notice of what those
laws are. They cannot complain of
our dual system of government any
more than we can complain that the
government of Italy is a monarchy
when we should prefer a republic. No
complaint from any foreign state can
ever reconvile our people TO a sur
render of the trial by jury which, with
all It's limitations. is regarded as the
palladium Of personal liberty. That
there Is room for Improvement in the
practical working OF the system IL
freely admitted, as well as that the
suppression Of mob violence is de-
sirahle. But those who come 20 reside
among us ought not to expect greater
protection from the laws than we our
selves enjoy