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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
90 sALEM y n. 9 4 BUILoINo.

The SALEM Y. N. c a BUILDING
BY the unprecedented energy and ct
forts Of The committe $500 fas been
snbucribed toward the erection Of :
building 10 be dedicated especially TO
she work q the Young Meme Christian
Association. OF this amount $1,000 has
been pledged by the Ladies' Auxiliary
society, 500 ls in form of house ard
lot and $500 BY citizens, and leaving
$500 donated from the business men Of
the city.
This IL remarkably liberal showing
consideriag the number Of calls that are
made on the salem business men in the
course Of the year for new churches,
new roads, bridges, the poor, The
salvation Army. the state fair, tie
university, and other enterprises. The
average business man has to pay taxes,
insurance. lights, water, rent, church
and lodge daes, freight, employees and
not 10 mention keeping himself and
family and educating his children.
Considering the failure Of crops the past
few years. the subscriptions TO the Y. N.
O. A. are a remarkable testimony 10 The
vitality and resources Of the average sa.
lem business man.
TINS JouRNAL believes that a fine new
Y. M. O. A. building will be good
hing for thecity, especially II II eau be
dedicated free from debt, and be kept
pat Of debt and can be made 10 pay run
ng expenses. InE JOURNAL beli'Vs
hat all churches aud charitable en-
erprisoa should bo run along the lines
( good inance, and should be kept out
{ debt. That Is an American idea that
should keep pasted In their
ats. There is nothing 80 blocks the
'sy 10 prosperity at present as an ac'
umulatlon Of debts piled up on the
community by its predecessors. An
Institution for the young men especially
hould set the good example Of absolute
olvency In ita management.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

huuAta, tob. o.-uyof iu tls vn
Of Alicn lsloeabd vhat Is kuouuas tl..
"shaksl s.hooihouse." Whom ,he.oul
blows inS Mia some,im,s Top fo,m n d
lesk Sri's. The rooms have ,u
soes'lallou ,he heating apparatus i.so
ln'perioci that ,he pupUsaro ros,tea
aod chilled Alternately, The hnhias F..
ansanhary ami unsalr bat vhv.,,,
a Prol los.i.on has come tvlore ,he ,.,. ...i.
b oa,d a nenor 90 rcpalr ihe p.c .,n,
'''o'in,e a F,orm % opposition h.,. b,,n
met.
ihe mov meht .ar nce s,lelUou.,
on a neom, $50 has beon rslnsuy
gaining though, and TODAY me,tlr, /,
Is being held 10 vo,o upon ths question
the school lloari pros~o. 4, h.lla
9 eammodiors s,ncup atan eAn,n,, M
$1,000 aad lhe prospects arv ,,csllen,
toF She sas'ess o ghe uudsliakias
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

How many mothers realize that when
the baby's advent is expected they need
strength for two instead of one. Wou-
EN-, weak, nervous, "just able 10 drag
around" find themselves confronted
with coming maternity. They have
not strength enough for themselves, how
can they have strength TO give a childp
We don't look for the birth Of strong
ideas from weak mind. Why should
We expect the birth Of strong children
ifoni weak mothersl
Tile way TO ensure health aud styerotl,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

aaekes 10 llme \ left to handle T. and
ere given auch help in clerical way as
they can utilize. All the circuit courts
are rnnnlng on reduced dockess and fev-
orai circuli judges could iust as well be
sbolIshed a. bot.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

,o'-,I Co'Ie' Pon.dent wanted in every city
I'"u and villages in America ''Il ei'y
'n..,''..,,'le5 @..- NlLe5 work. Experienced an,
~ ...l s,.ylN,eu Guui remuneration
is,'s "s 5lu stories wanted. For partic"
i'o,. ,", 'V S llvsS The Bulletin Press Associs
rs n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
uNMAsKlNo or 4 HypocRITH


The editor d the Albany Herald who
holds psstollce under Senator Nc
Bride. seems 10 consider Il his duty 70
abuse and Why Nc. corbslt and every
p,fson who thinks anybody bat Nc.
Mcbride should Be- senator. This may
ba mgacity snd wisdom boiled down,
but 10 lie average citizen II would seem
that sieh men could better serve their
master BY occasionally telling the truth
and adheuDs 10 ,he common courtesies
q good society. This class oi abiect
slaves 70 their beneiacsors are really 70
bo pisied, Tor not even those whom they
wonld servo can respecl III attitude pl
their hlreIinsn. Itisa regretable state
of public sentiment that upholds such
jouroalisn. This Albany editor, who
nlIn postofice position, has manners
about o. q par with hIs morals. lie op.
posed Dolph IN 1895, mol - . matter Of
principle, bu, to profit By bis defeat and
has rot bic reward The Republican
psfiy Of Oregon has been eursed with .
mnliiindeo oi such cattle.
Look a. tbs morals Of this breed Il
vas ~ right 70 defeat Dolph 10 1895 and
go yopr reward a. you did, bat u was I
crime 10 defeat Mitchell As matter o. I
prlnclple. The Herald says; q
s'The eano shameful spectacle which 1
was ullnosso1 ~ salem during the hold
up easAIon oi 1877 IL again In iull swing
Al the capital Jonathan Bourne ia there o
with his harem. Then there are the H0.
Iors, Barclay, Pop. smith, the not0gions y
Linn r0uniy bo0iiof. bnrke, Doc keeuo, q
Klncald and others, besides numerous
Portland graliers eith the sack, all
wh0Optng u up for COrbett. The apec v
iaolo a euf'icient 10 disgust honest peo
ple wilh The Portland miIlionaife's o
malhods' O
What are lhe iactsY II Jonathan 4
Bourne is st Salem the fact 10 not q
kneEn 10 ths public. Mr.. corbs,ii is per. .
sonally n ehsrge Of bic own campaign.
None Of tho persons above nsmed are "
eonnecisd with NJ. Corbett's headquar.
tars, bui Judss Henry SIcdinn is acting II
for Mf. Corboli n anyone 10. D
On ihe other hand. not 10 raise vivid. o.
ions distinctions how much enthusiasm Al
would sheo BE- for Mr. Mcbride II the /.
federal ofios. holders and The poslofIIce ol
nevspapers were not At work for hlmf Il
Not pWllole m Marion county. Now q
"a us bs ialr ebout these things and n
ialF 70 our opponents. aud let Il be ,
recorded that the newspapers that are
supporting Mr.. Corbe,t and ,hs men I.
Nho arc voting lor him are not saying |.
any mean things about Mr. Mcnride. h
Corbsii. Mcbride aud Hermann have Il
spough votes 10 elect = Republican Il
senator, and tho Ore, duty Of this Issis b
Iaiufe Il 70 elect one. an are Ito loos p
Rvpublioans, have had great honos q
irom the party, and are no doubl strong. b
y imbned with the party prlrelples, o
Each has some q tho qualities that 20 i'
10 make man a. 10 be- senator. An a
have some faults, bat q things 80 they
No nenoi mors lhan average ability &
The people have right 10 look 10 them a
70 baFy their personal differences Thsre +
a 10 silver qaesllon or other vital Issue 4
Iod'vlde ne Republeaas ~ there vac b
b lsaS Or 1897 an who hope ior a d
'asaallen q an eSirayAgaht deadlock an o
hafmoaleas party should 50 ip,o eau. p
~. b
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Given AWav
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Nav fe'k, tvh. - lhe Alumni i.
sS'A''oa Of New York uayersi,y, hom
.as'' annual i'Wst' tonight Nc. Band
a'y 'saTs ga ,lomui and nou Tor man,
yeas . professor, vll h. the sue,t N
hones and feoelss q losins cum
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

i.AAANoA lenu., fvh, S-LocA lol
ness Ieople aud Nashsli uofksrs. op.r
= 'h'oe dave lieliness oonvention -,
'o.dAy' homss are psoy,ded Coz IN
vao desire 10 silead.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

TEA MlnoRirv
eEcoMg ORoAhixEp
Tbs indications are that me minority
p ,he legislature are lseomlng alarmed
a ne had record this legislature l.
mAklng aad ais going 10 vote @lldly
alRlasi grai,s. Whlinsy 4 ,he Don 0.
cnis nnd Cows oi che Republicans
doaneu lhs sapfema a,art eomml.slonsr
ioh aiisra hari aahl snd the mlnorl,y
llned 40 almost solidly wllh eoa.ena.
t|ts 4 pabllcanA
fhs ia gesi slxa Aai uader tha
leeie"hlp y sach men msloray can
hei0rmea 10 ,lc ilonse 70 kili ALMOST
sliihs gratis Ihis leSislaiure ls floode,l
Win. That il VIA, ,hs mine,l,y a ssn,
thPreipg, and rus lounSAt Il pleased 10
- seme q them ooms 70 . seAllslne
ssase q their duiy. iho people unl|
ens,sia such mea 10 ,he long run. aad
s'''and sOeh neo 40 eppOsllloh party
ioF ne peopls eap b eoniisaeisd.
y rtisrglng 10 lhis measure Coz the 70. |
~ q the sapsms eoari a. asrat i
should b undeo,'ai q no rsaoe,lou on
'he eoosi boesase lhs oour, has nos a,k.
= Fsl'si rnsy Az hard uo'klsE boiy
Y msn shs nill catch 40 wliA ,hsir
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Removal Rotlss

sho, @ uh 'stsigned has moved his WAGON
H., l iIom No. 45 State stIe-t 10 bis re- go
'S'.''ting' the hrsl door south "f ~ tL. ',SN ~
!, h. -, o'esni Laundry, 2l0 Liberty stTee,
,' enefe ne viii welcome ola a1j jI'iSe., He
Fl'.h -'i1,'s IN want Of ,od work in bis lev Ie"
P.J. LARsE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Senator. II didn't appear that way
when Moody was elected and re elected
to congress. But no one questions "''H
honesty.
The Buffalo Exposition commission
are asking that at least their expenses
b paid. II they are not 70 be done for
what we're they ever begun for.
Mitchell could have been senator from
Oregon without spending cent il be
had stood by his principles ike Fred
Dubois. But it seems, he had none to
stand by.
Mrs. Duniway has charmed her
amendment through the senate. The
House will PROVE easy game The fact
Is. II Mrs. Daniway we're young woman
she would be dangerously Irresistible.
Judge + A. MJoie says he has never
yet asked man 10 vote for him and
would not do 20 70 secure any Office in
the world. lie is not party 10 being
~ the list balloted for on senatorship.
Now watch the roaring legislative
lions lie down, roll over, curl up their
caudal appendages aad iawn upon the
hand that tames their spirits, while Mo'
Dunniway whecdies them iato another
suffrage amendment.
eea
{ When II comes 10 people voting on
their public schools Kuykendall wants a
property qualification. When il comes
to voting Tor all the people Of Oregon in
the United states he wants man who
has the nearest u nothing possible.
Chss. II Fisher and X. S Sheridan
have acquired the Boise Evening Capi. |
tai News. Mr. Fisher Is a talented
newspaper man Of Oregon, and Mr..
Sheridan the best known Democratic
politician oi the state. lhey VIII give
the people frstclass newspaper for
idaho.
aee
The Salem hog has escaped into Lane
county ALBANY Democrat.
The Democrat means what once was
Lane bat now is claimed by Linn. .-Eu
rene Register.
The honor IL welearned. You are
welcome 10 the distinction.
q q q
A Mrs. McGuinness In New Jersey
Iues for an absolute divorce. She te tfed.
lmebg other ttinls, that when ,hs was
II McGuinness would not allow her me
lioal attendance. but when his ~ Berhd
'rd dog got sick ho called In two doctors
drs. McGuinness is opposed to class leg
station.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

cainc and all other narcotics.
wish 20 let you know the great benefit m,
vile derived through taking YOUR 'lavorit.
liraet tipAon writes Mr Rubeu ulriru oI
hraudon, Manitoba. Box 1gs 1It 49, Il. ~,
hcr baby came. We had heard 80 nprb IN
Neur medieine that my wife decided to a., h
~ may say my wiies age was thir,.thrrr
auy thls was nee hrst ,hilN She commeuetd
20 take taNoruc Prescription hvc months he-
oir her child was born we have hne bralthv
giri, aud we believe that this was nibiulv rv.ine
20 the favon,c Prescription taken fithIiiig
sss,.elhy 70 9iicelions We shah certainly rcc-
nr, Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Advises, paper covers, is sent frf on
receipt OF ~ one-cent stamps 10 nav
eNiNnte OF mailing oVip. Address Dr.
r. Y, Pierce, Buffalo n. Y
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

TO mother aud child
Is TO use DIR. pierce's
Favorite Prescription
as a preparative for
m motherhood. Il
brings the mothers
strength up to the
requirements OF nat
ure, so that she has
strength 20 give her
child. II nourishes
the nerves and so
quiets them. Il en-
courages a natural
appetite and induces
refreshing sleep.
rFayorite Prescrip-
tion - makes weak
women strong and
sick women we'll.
There Is no alcohol
In "Favorite Pre-
script'on % and il Is
free from oDiutp "a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

ne Aiowa aud Camanche country io
'.ui,"n Territory viii bee upenfd fn,
sel''tuleu hls summer. II is a a,r,r.i
(, +, N9l' y and reached only VIA he Grs~'i
N''A slaud Route NJ you an. f..
sefrNiei, write Tor booklet "TL. Oli'
nena Opportunity" ID teUs A.. s-l
opened. "' '''i'''l 10 De
o., a., A, T. CoopgR. C.. A
s8u DO Alder 81, Po,,lapd Ore.ou.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

I , y - GU W. lVWUVCI ITO AIDuUy H0U
Cor'a.lls with Southern Pacific trains,
giving direct service 70 aud from New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
10 reach camping grounds on the
Breilenoush and Santiam rivers the
same day
II l. WALDEN, Edwin STONE
T F.&PA ManSr
y 1T. Albany
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
iouanAL ~aAvsr


-Four hundred new laws proposed
w'@ldnt ,he poople club those mon,
','oso,ies 4 ihsy evss ga a whack 81
hem,
The legislature ~lll probably conslde,
she fact tha, the people who voted ~,
them alec passsd on the somen Suffrage
question.
When every quvcn has 10 10 selected
irom the ranks ,hu somen, aud even
eonlan u q queen. Nha, do they wanl Of
lhe balloig
A Republican state Ike oFeeon vii
never give woaan The ballo, an,how
Wheseser they have done - ,hoy have
lost lhe state
a0e
There ought 70 b. law 20 forbid
anyhody bal > federal oiaoa holder or
'oa'oihoe ell'oF isom taxing any haad
10 senatorial coatssi.
aaa
NililAipson q Cnslk honestly lslieyc,
lai abe oasipess inleresls Of Tho Dalles
nd tlls senegal pabllc q hls dlstr'et -.
aifes tim 10 suppolt Mitchell ior
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Dafy one Voar. 80 90 N Advanoe
oallv rour Months 81 ~ hdvance
unlfv by Carrier 600 Per month.
woekly ona Year ni.oo " Advanos
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

The Salem hog has escaped into Lane
county. Albany Democrat.
The Democrat means what once was
Lane but now is claimed by Linn liu
gene Register.
The honor IL wel.earned. You are
welcome 10 the distinction.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

( When II comes to people voting on
their public schools Kuykendall wants a
property qualification When il comes
10 voting Tor ali the people Of Oregon in
the United states he wants man who
has the nearest u nothing possible.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Senator. II didn't appear that way
when Moody was elected and re elected
to congress. But no one questions WIS
honesty.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
BULGARIA WILL Be HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR MISS STONE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-It is said
at the State Department that no au-
thorization has been sent Consul-Gen-
eral Dickinson to promise exemption
from punishment of the brigands who
kidnapped Miss Stone, as one OF the
conditions of her ransom. In fact, our
Government has not authorized any
promise whatever to be made that
would bind its hands in dealing with
this subject in the future, or that
would prevent it either from insisting
on the punishment of the brigands or
from lodging a demand for full indem-
nifty for the money which may be paid
over as a ransom for Miss Stone.
There is no disposition to disayow
any OF Mr.. Dickinson's acts, but the
officials here are confident he has not
compromised the case. Because of his
diplomatic rank it is left to Spencer
Eddy. United States Charge d'Affairs
at Constantinople to make any neces-
sary representations Of q diplomatic
character, and that he is exercising
his functions in that direction is ex-
hibited in the dispatches published to-
day disclosing the character of the
representations he has been making
to the Bulgarian agents at Constan-
tinople.
These representations make it evil
dent that the United States is laying
foundation for claim that Bulgaria
is properly responsible for what has
occurred. though for prudential reas
ons the details of the negotiations are
withheld from publication
SOFIA (Bulgaria). Nov. 15.-Mr.
Dickinson. Consul-General of the
United States at Constantinople, has
handed the Foreign Minister here his
credentials as diplomatic agent of the
United States to Bulgaria
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
CATHOLIC LADIES' MEETING
REGARDING COMING FAIR
Arrangements Made to Begin oecorat-
ing Next Tuesday-WilI Be An
Elaborate Affair.

The ladies who are arranging the
plans for the Catholic luau and fair
for next Saturday, held their final
meeting yesterday morning at the
drill shed. Everything is now read
for combination, the various commit
tees having brought their lines Of
work up to the standard OF perfection.
Heads were put together at the meet
ing yesterday and it was found that
very little more is to be done. except
to decorate and apportion of the drill
shed into bazaars and booths The
committees consulted and selected the
locations for the different tables and
booths. making a chart of the hall
and drafting cut the plan of the fair
as it will be given.
1t was agreed that the work of dec
Grating win begin on Tuesday morn
ing. when carpenters viii be put to
work constructing the compartments
and CAV bunting and flags will begin
to convert the shed into the, fairyland
it viii represent when the decora-
lions are finished. Later in thAweek
wagons win be dispatched to Tanta-
lus and Nuuanu Valley for greens. and
the donations of ferns and ether dec
orations viii come in from Maui. Bv
Saturday morning the drill shed viii
present a very gay and festive appear
ance. and all the plans of the differ
ent committees viii have ripened intn
artistic reality. The Territorial band
has been secured to play through the
day. and Wrav Tavlor's orchestra Will
plav through the evening. alternating
with ..he numbers OF a musical pro
gram which viii be furnished by the
best vocal talent RI the city
The luau and fair cannot fail TO he
a success and will be an interesting
event OF the season.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
SUPREME COURT RENDERS
DECISION IN H0DaEGl CASE
Matter IN which UnfsishfuI HUSBAND
was Severely Denounced by Judge
Gear for Abandoning His Wife


The Supreme Court yesterday rs1d-
cred a decision in the divorce case
Of Libana de Sobreza vs. SylvaEo
de N0bregz. Judge Little (sitt4ng IN
the place Of Chief Justice Frear. NJ \
was ABSENT and Justice Gaibraith
join in majority OF opinion. and Jus
tice Perry flies an opinion coneurring
IN deciding aga nst the power assanl-
ed by the lower court, but dissenting
/ from the scope taken By Justice Gal
braith and Judge Little in the dsci-
sion Of other questions which he
deems unnecessary.
The decision reserves Judge Gear
decree allowing temporary alimony OF
SIS q week and ordering an equal
division OF the real estate OF both hus-
band and wife when the latter had
been properly granted q divorce. and
the cause is remanded TO the Circuit
Court with directions to make the
iibelIant such suitable allowance as
the court shall deem just and reason
able. and for such further proceedings
CONSTANT with the opinion given. as
may be necessary.
The following was the syllabus:
Under Section 1913 Civil Laws a1-
thorizing the Circuit Court upon grant
ing a divorce for the adultery of the
order a decree against the defendant.
compelling him to provide such suit
able allowance for the wife. for ner
support as the court shall deem just
and reasonable, the court may make
such allowance in gross. The court
has no power under this statute to
order a division of the husbands real
estate and to vest title to part there
of in the wife.
"A wife who owns in her own right
real estate of the value of $500 or
$4,000 is not in destitute Circumstance
es as provided il Section 1888 Civil
Laws, and an allowance to her of
temporary alimony cannot be sustain
ed
j. T. De Bolt was attorney for libel
lee and G. A. Davis for libellant in
this case
This case is the one in which the
unfaithful husband was severely de-
nounced bv Judge Gear. for having
abandoned his wife after she had
worked for him twenty-three years,
and by the earnings of her own hands
aided him in accommodating a large
amount of property. He deserted her
TO live with another woman. one
Mary Kaaihaole In pronouncing its
Judgment the court said the defend
ants conduct was most horrible. in
human and disgusting" The property
owned by the unfaithful husband was
valued at $4,000.
The right of the libellant to d.
vorce was not contested in the libel
lees appeal and she was decreed an
absolute divorce. This point is not
objected to by the decision of the APP
pellate court.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
MAY RESTORE CONTROL BT
MILITARY m PHILIPPINES
Army and Navy Men Urge President
to Such course-claimed Civil
Rule IS Net Success.

WASHINGTON, Nov l4.-n the
President adopts the views OF many
prominent military and naval officers
who have recently returned from the
Philippines be viii restore the mill
tary 10 complete governmental cor
troll. TO the exclusion Of Governor
Taft's authority
II would not Be surprising should
II develOpe that this Is one of the
matters 20 which the President has
been giving special attention in his
recent conversations with prominent
members OF Congress Ii is his pur-
pose TO carefully discuss the Philip
pine situation. in bis annual message
to Congress. and before framing this
feature he desires TO get all the light
upon il he can The President under
stands the view OF military men that
while the rebellion in the Philippines
is no longer organized outbreaks and
unrest may be expected for years. and
until the islands have been pactfied
it is useless 10 attempt TO establish
civil government He is now waiting
TO receives the report of Governor Taft
and his associates. who form the Phil
lippine Commission. This report was
started on its way to the United
States. but the transport bringing it
sustained an accident and was COM
PEELED to put into Nagasaki for re-
pairs Another transport was sent TO
Nagasaki TO receive the report, but
she was unfortunate in having a
breakdown on leaving Nagasaki. and
the quartermaster on board deemed it
necessary TO return
Senatofs Lodge and Spooner were
in consultation with the President
yesterday and again today. and it is
understood the Philippine situation
was discussed. 1t is the general i'm
preston that the President will not.
for the present at least, abandon the
plan for civil government which Nc
Kinley inaugurated.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
BRUTAL NEGRO wqlps 4 RnY
TO DEATH IN sauIH CAROLINA

NEW YORK. Nov. I5--A special to-
the Sun from Columbia IS. CT saws:
One thousand lashes upon his naked
back QUICKLY brought death to Natha
MEL Williams an elsven-year-old boy
OF Sumter The body of the child was
found tied in the house of Nelson
Shaw. a NEGRO. He had evidently
died under the lash Shaw left the
Mace, after realizing what he had
done. aud sent doctor 10 the house.
A corcner's irrv found that narrow
heavv strap OF lesther hsd cnf into
the flesh Ike . drill knife 200 and
odd times ard i WIS estimated that
IN an 1000 strokes were given-
shaw WIS a-rssse3. ard a. there
vas dsnger OF his being Ivnched- be
was hurried or 70 fssf No reason
Is assigned for the crime II IS said
20 be a case OF wanson cruelty.