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the evidence having been concluded the
attorney for the accused suggested 70
Commonwealth Attorney Richardson
that the case be submitted without ar
e7lr7ent. and this course would doubtless
have been taken had not one OF the jury
men asked Judse Witt the amount Of
time a criminal is allowed in the pentten-
tiary for good behavior. This question
rad the effect Of changing Mr.. Smiths
mind. and ne argued the case fully and
ably.
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WENT TO JAIL
Negro Arrested on Charge Of vio'atl7f
Act

Negro Arrested on Charge or v'o'a'"''
Pension Act.
Special Pension Examiner {. y =.
Ncsor,o, s,,ora out a warrant in the
CITY Yesterday afternoon for the appre-
hension Of sydney Webb. alias ;. .. r, w,
Harris alias Harris "ebp' l9 81 vi, risti b
unla wfu,ly demanding and receiving pen pen
sion faes aea;,st the act of June q, lsso.
,r,a $40 w., arrested and taken before
Commissioner FIegenheimer, and upon re-
quest of the accused, the case was con,
tinued until the goth. webb mas pesl.
wanted for some time, a warrant i.asilh
baan orr for him in different cou"tle
~ o,,.a convicted in Norfolk upon
tho same charge In default Of $1,000 bail
bond he went to jail
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YOnK.-RIVER LINE wzs " so,x,
THE FAVORITa ROUTE NORTH.

TIE FATOEiTL ROUTE EsoALE.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 P. H., No. l6, Baltimore Limited. daily
except Sundays. for West Point, Connecting at
West Point with steamers for Baltimore sud
York River landings Mondays, Wednesdays and
s:i5 P. NJ, No. 10 (llordays, Wednesdays
and Fridaysl. local express fer West Point and
intermediate stations. Connects With stage ut
Lester Manor for Walkerton and TappahanIv OK.
500 A. a.. No. x. local mixed. Leaves daily,
except SUNDAY for West Point and interineti"te
sCatioIs connecting with stages at Lester
Manor for WaIkerton and Tappahanaock
TRAINS ARRIVE RICuAoNp
ol5 a. IL, No. 10, daily. from West Point
with connection from Baltimore Sundays Wei
nesdays and Fridays
lG:45 =. ID, No. o.. Wednesdays and Frtdags
from West Point and local stations
$50 ?. NJ, daily. except SUNDAYS, from
Wes- Poirr and intermediate stations
tSeamers sail from West Point $50 2 u
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. aud WIZ
call at Almonds. CIaybonk and Gloucester
c. W WEsTBUR1,
District Passenger Agent
go East Main Street. Richmond Va
S. X uAEDWICk.
General Passenger Agent.
C. r. ACkERT,
General Manager, Washington, D. O.
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r bier c ,nvicted.

Convicted OF h!ghwa. robbery in The
Hastings Court yesterday afternoon
Charles Spencer (colo-ed) was given ten
years in the penitentiary. On motion of
adr. Harry Smith, attorney for the ac-
cused, time was allowed by Judge Witt
IN which 10 argue for a new trial.
just before the noon recess was taken,
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. SUTTON
coroner's | quest Declares HIS DEAN
Due t. Accident.

The funeral of MI. P. Scott sutton: car
Inspector for the Richmond, Freser'cks-
burg and Potomac Railroad VINO was
killed by an engine near Acca Ihurs ga.
night will take place at Il O'CLOCK TINS
morning from the residence, No 92S " est
Clay Street
The coroner's jury yesterday eSone-
rated the engineer in charge OF the ems ms
and declared +he accident entirely una
vodable. He leaves VIE.
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roads in any city or county in the Com
monwealth. fenca
Providing for the erection ,os Of fence
around Lee Monument. at E s,e,Ir1r
SENATE BILL PASSED..
~ ,..,ata 600 to the State Fe-
male Normpl School for betterments.
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3 o<xco Woss,s.
Ge2i,at is Going on al 1Re0d~
quarters.

HEADQUARTERS detectives are looking
for a. man who has been trying to work
off bad checks. They have a des rip
ZION of him He attempted TO set q po-
lice commissioner to cash one Tor nm
and a man answering me same desCr p
ton presented a check at the II rc4a-ta
National Bank, purpo: ting 10 nave Pc n
si5ned bz- a Richmond Il N 70. SO. Inc
c7eck was held, as the teller had MS
s1isricions and the man walked away.
siaior Howard warns nler, hants 10
watch out for this man. or Tor any one
unKnown to them. WHO may attempt 20
push checks of on them
The new hats designed by the Police
Board for the chief ana captains have
been received. ard wee worn EesteEc y
for the first time The hats are attrac-
tive affairs and add dignity to the
wearer.
The hats are what are known as the
Grant hats. They have wreath on the
front. with the title Of Office thereia. in
the case OF the chief in gold, the cap
tains silver. and q gold cord is Won
around the hat.
Major Howard received a telegram from
Superintendent Harry II. QuiTl. OF the
Philadelphia department. asking him to
Jock out for a fourteen ear-old boy named
benjamin F. Scllatcham, Jr., who ran
avay and left Philadelphia by boat, on
y eI-esday night, presumably for the
South.
The boy is described as of light corn
rlexion and hair. blue eyes. with heavy
lazhes: wore dark suit. knee pants, red
sweater. blue overcoat. soft light hat.
tIa is five feet tall. and weighs eighty-six
pounds He is believed to be on his way
4 t. Tallahassee, Fla.
| Major Howard again warns house
4 keepers and business men to be ca efUl
1 about locking their doors. There are
/ many petty thieves in the city" said
/ Major Howard, land the cit;zers them
! selves can aid our limited force in head
! ing them off by using care .hems7lve
! Front DOCS Should be locked. or the
/ occupants OF the houses run the risk OF
, losing ore7coats and hats; and ner-
! chants who are not careful about fasten-
! ing their places up must expect to run
! risks. The police are doing their best
| and Will continue 20 90 so. and we hope
the citizens themselves will help Us.
/
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vii Lec'ure.

DR.. ]. \. UPsrur will deliver at the
University College of Medicine tonight
1}a third Of q series Of lectures on 1nedi-
cal ethics. The public IS cordially invited
to attend
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Pastor c. P. Stealey will preach at
Broadus Memorial sunday n gflt. subject.
intermediate State of the Dead" In
which he win show that the destruction
ist'' theory is contrary to the teaching OF
Scripture ard that soul sleeping" is not
the doctrine OF inspired write s: that
perish does not mean "ceas ag 10 ex-
Isl" At morning service the subject viii
be "Orthodox Expression and Heterodox
Heart
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'11aMaN a soHL 2 u ,0I2
.sIgsodoId lie 40 Auc looteI
o. poAIeseI 81 luIlI eUL sollo eAoQe
lc uees go Uso suoIlBog!oedS slosIlS
IIeusle1y pue peoIg uee"1eq 27e'ls
U? !2ueML 60 LHIATlO DNIASl. l psaG
10Y .DNILvAV12<9 loI ~ {! 10 -. ~ ~
.oeI AvCd2LES H2un lsteeIlS v o.3
an IA TITAN STvSOdOEd da 80
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1T TrE n.Unmu..y BAZAAR
COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on TIE
EAST SIDE OF TIE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG TIJI2NPIA E,
CONTAINING y AC4 = S1T - :
FROM THE CORPOR-
ATE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF MAN
CHESTER. Va.
In execution OF decree OF the CIRCUIT
Court Of Chesterfield county. entered De
cer7ber s. 1902. in the suit OF eraser 5
Executrix VS. Thomas Moore ct ais. the
undersigned Special Commissioners. ap-
pointed thereby, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the front door of the Man
chester Hastings Courthouse. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1872.
at y clocl. III, the property above de-
scribed
This property has a good front. on the
east side Of the Petersburg Turnpike and
runs back between lines nearly parallel.
it large oak grove
The nearness of this property to Man
in front of il, and thu improvements go
ing on IN that location this property IS
bound to enhance in value in the near
TERNs-one-t1ltrd cash. the residue in
three equal instruments. payable at SIX.
twelve and eighteen months from Gay OF
sale evidenced by notes OF the purchaser.
with six per cent. in crest added from
9ay Of sale, and the title retained until
the whole of the purchase money IS paid
and a conveyance ordered by the court;
or all cash at the option OF the pur-
o'-s' A. ". PATTERSON.
SOL CUTCEINS.
FRANK T SUTTON, J-..
Special Commissioners.
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n INV s M I'Drf1IIzMS55|Hes%erI'

NOVEMBER sCTE. 1862.
LEAVE RICHMOND InAiLll, BGRO-STREEI
STATION
eco q r.. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk ll:2o \. Vi. Stops only st Petersburg
Nayerly and Suffolk. Stops at Wakefield only
70 let OF passengers from Richmond and re-
500 4. NJ, TIE CHICAGO EXPRESS tor
rynchburg Roanoke Columbus. Ctncin-
Sri and Chicago Buffet Jar'or Car Pc
tersburg 10 Roanoke PuHTtn See2s.
poaIoiSa 10 Columbus. Bluefield to CincEn,
nati.. also, for Bristol. Knoxville ana
chattanooga. Pullman Sleeper Eeai1ohe
10 go P NJ, Roanoke Express. FOR Farm Far
vile Iyucnburg. :t'anoke ard in'e'i1I'---' u
ste SO :i91S ?. n, ocEA SHORE LIMIcEP6 49, Ar
- SNrtolk $50 P ~ Steps Only az refers
tirr Wnvcrly aud Afofh. -.niits,- - 80
I'll ,v;Th steamers tG Boston. P:oFlc"ice. -'e"
ynr- BaI1i7lore and GitshinGtcn; t,,,
S:56 r IL, for SuGalk. N'rtm!k az, - = !.
4i,;te stations Arrives Ut Nc L; az !, - 90.
oi' o'35 p H.. 11r iynchburr and Roam ke. , Soa
,,c,s nj Lvnchhur- with N1SiihSISh St ~ go
t@nooca Limited. Pullman sl'rrr - az.
- sIrnhis and New Orleans 49, a. 10 81,
observation Cars R"dfo-d 10 ALL, -, 80.
w. s,aauer between EiehIl"n'i anu =. 90 "a :.
IN ssrr,S ready To- occupancy at SIu I, ~.
ana o." pt,-,an Sieener Petersburg snd t;oanoke
Also u''t-- co Richmond from LYnchAnrs: and!
IrMns 5niiy nj I:35 \. u, 100 T. VI an!
oonF f . NJ from Ncrfni'; and the EAST u li:lo
100 lie s. Y. and $50 r u;
c.,v pasesnse. and Ticket Agent
c. Fl. BoSLEf
" f. REvILI.
General Passenger Agent.
.-,, o-lcos: Tnanokc. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

On Sunday night, al the Fulton Baptist
Church the pastor. Rev. W. S. Leake.
viii exhibit large idols brought to this
country from heather lands Mr.. Leai1e
IS preaching a series OF sermons on the
Ten Commandments. ard will discuss on
Sunday night Image Worship The first
sermon Of the series, preached last Sun
day night, was heard by q large con-
r-rfcatinu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

WANT THEM CHOSEN
BY THE PEOPLE
Great Fight in the House Over
Revenue Officers.
POPULAR PLAN WILL WIN
Senate Resolution for Long Recess.
Lyle Child labor Bill is Recommt>
ted on Motion of Mr.. Stands.
Proceedings in 6oth Houses.
POPULAR PLAN WILL WIN

The House yesterday devoted much OF
a long session to discussion OF the
mode of choosing commissioners OF the
revenue. and the bill and amendnlen S
went over until to-day Messrs. Gardner
and Settle led the fight for popu ar cleo
ton, while Messrs. Boaz, Lee and West
smoke for appointment by Eoa DIS Of
ci,nervisors and City Councils. The mat
ter will come up again to-day and 1t
looks as if the popular election plan
VIII prevail. ~,
The Senate recommitted the Lyle shi!d
labor bill and a resolution providing LOT
a holiday recess from Decembes lJth 70
January 9Th was offered and went over.
outside of these things here was but
,;++Ia If nublic interest done in either
house.
Both bodies will meet at noon to-day,
but the sessions promise to be snort.
Day in the Senate.
The Senate held brief session yes
erday compared with that of Ihursoay:
The cev was not relieved by single
lively discussion. and little more than
outline business WIS done.
Rabbi F. \. Calisch offered prayer, and
coed attendance of members was on
hand.
Nj Bruce started business by Offering
tho following:
Resolved ny the Senate (tIe House Of
Delegates concurring). That when the
Senate adjourns on Saturday. December
20. 1902. that it adjourn to meet on Iues-
day. January 6. 1903.
ar Cogbill offered a bill designed to
validate certain records of the County
Court of the county of Powha+an. Wien
Judge Miller. of Powhatan. died. he lett
certain papers unsigned.
The death Of judge Miller was verE
sudden, and q number OF papers. which
are a matter OF record in Powliatan
court. are not signed. The bill IS in
tended to make legal these unsigned pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

DR.. j. 3. Hawthorne vii! rreacr in tha
morning at Grove Avenue on Blessings
IN Disguise" In the evening his subject
will be "Our Opportunities.
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Begin TUESDAY, June Sd. Steamers ca.
vert and Potomac viii leave Pier 9. Light
S.rsa+ Baltimore every Tuesday. Thurs
Gav snd Saturday, at P. II. for AleNa2-
dr:2 and WASHINGTON. calling at all Of the
ueua! landings. Beginring Tuesday :lu2e
Al Will leave Seventh Street wharf. WASH
inrton, AZ P NJ. THURSDAY. Sunday and
tuesday going as far as Leonardtown Oh
these evenings. VIII leave LeonarctnV; n
4 NJ. KfnsaIa a e NJ NIiller's at
p n Grason's at $50 P. NJ and Bacon 8
at $50 P NJ Monday. Wednesday and
FRIDAY. arriving in Baltimore early the
following morning. Freight received daily
in Baltimore.
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The Rev NJ. Ashby Jones will preach in
the morning at Leigh Street on The Sec
ood Mile Rel;sicn.'' At night his subject
VIII be "A Definite Deed"
DR.. J. S McElroy viii preach in the
morning ct the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church. IN the afternoon the pulpit Will
lie filed by the pastor. Or. Russell Cecil.
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The Rev John Lewis. a native Of Wales.
who has charge Of Da7tist Church in
GAINESVILLE Va. has been invited TO come
70 Richmond and preach at Calvary
Church some time il January.
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By 4. j. Chewing Co.
Real Estate AuCtioneers.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


FORT lIER, NA.-SEALED PROPOS-
ais in triDIicate. fo1 construction of Mac
adam Road. viii be received untn 10 a.
M. JANUARY 10 1893. L. S. reserves
right to reject or accept any or all bids
or any part thereof. lntornauon on APP
pljcation. Epyelopes containing bids
should BE-. endorsed Proposals Tor Road, .
addressed Cant. w. F. CLARK. Q. NJ.
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For Baltimore and all landings honda!
and Thursday at P. NJ. tide permitting
For Baltimore and all landings as IA
as Tappahannock at 5 A. NJ Wednesday
calling at Urbanna Greek. tEeiSht re
ceived in Baltimore daily.
HENRY WILLIAMS Mgr. Baltimore.
w D. SCOTT. Agent. Fredericksburg.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. II. 1862.

TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH
STRELT- STATION.
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STEAMBOATS,
}A'eog1ls Steamboat TO.

RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
Beginning Sunday. July ZOtn. 5leait'e'
will observe the schedule below;
RAPPAHASNOCK RIVER ROUTE
LEAVE BALTIMORE. :,
From Pier .. Light Street: a % 80, w
Tuesday and Friday for tredericsaoot
and all landings.
4:30 P. NJ Wednesday for Iappa E ;alas'ss
and all landings except Irvirgton. H efiis
Morans, Merry Point, ottoman NiiAe''
beck and BayDort. c
$50 P NJ Thursday and 80 P NJ, n. S sun
day for Tappahannocl and an laf pa,Y
Except Hayport, Milenbeck. merry to's''
- ~ LEAVE TAPPAHANNoCK.
For Baltimore Monday; Lues'.a essay 80, NTs.-
nesday and Friday at ~ NJ. ana ~ I.,.as
day at 9 A. NJ. STOPPING at All VIA rii atEes
eycent viii call at Sayport on uesoas
md Friday only. rroa
For baltimore direct at 2 NJ Neones-
lay. making no STOPS except u I'd ii'id
For Fredericksburg Monday at A. NJ
leave Port ROYAL q 1850 7. NJ. arrive IL
fredericksburg at P. Al. toe permit
For Fredericksburg "Wednesday at T. N.
Port ROYAL at P NJ. arrive N rTedet-
cksh;,rg. tide permitting al 80 P NJ
For Fredericksburg Saturday ABOUT
For Norfolk Friday P. NJ, calling at
LEAVE NORFOLK.
From Baltimore Steam Packet 90.
wharf for Fredericksburg and all land!NSs
scuIlCf
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e, go, Trans al, Lisa! .'a''s
Szfshs47ss 0ho n
NEW uAIS-sTREET STAIloS:
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ~. A3c@'
LEAVE RICHMOND.
MAIN LINE-wEsT-BoCSr

b:co ?. NJ, daily. for Newport News ana
= FONT. On SUNDAYS Only connects for Nos-
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tISLSUU! ; >4SSI tONsI-
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

Nos. 81 ard 5t-Flortca ard Metropotttas
limited. Pullman Drawins-Roou, and Sleep
iug-Ca.s between New York and Tampa YES
lille P,llcla: Sleeping-C Cars daily between
sJacksouville and Tampa. Also. rhrousa Draw.
lug Room S,eeping-Cars between New YORK aai
Atlanta. and Cafe-Cars between EaGle1 aaa
Atianta and Hamlet and Savannah.
Nos 81 and 6G--Sea board Fast Mail Pull.
man Drawing Room Buffet Slee?inS-Cars be-
tween New York ard Jacksonville. connecting
at Hamlet with SlsepinG-Cars % ard ron Az
lartn In connection with which through Pull
man tickets are sold Pullman Parl r-Cars be-
tween Jacksonville and Tampa ttcest pay
W ]. MAY. City Ticket Agent
q P. SMITH. District Passenger Agent
Phone, 4n5. 1906 East Main SUesk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

The new hats designed by the Police
Board for the chief ani captains have
been received. ard wee worn EesteEc y
for the first time The hats are attrac-
tive affairs and add dignity to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

The hats are what are known as the
Grant hats. They have a wreath on the
front. with the title Of office thereia. in
the case OF the chief in gold, the cap
tatns silver. and Z. gold cord is Won
around the hat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13

-r-sin *. IS leaves Richmond $40 4. u.
dsII- for Petersburg. No-lina. y. G.. aud al
intermediates poinss Connection at Nosl!ra
+fth lain arrivia.; Henderson 200 2. " and
Raleigh $40 P NJ daily. and Durham 4 ?. U.
Tain 10. So leaves Richmond s:1o \, ".
York and the East dGily-So- 81 st Obs b
n. and No. GO az 5:05 ?. "
fonnactio-s at Jacksonville and Tampa fc'
PORTO Rico; at New Orleans for all points In
all Florida East Coast points and Cuba and
Texas. Mexico and California
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHAfoSD-DAiLS-
$50 A. Nj. No. S: From all points SHctn
4:55 2. NJ. No. 66 AID uthwess-
5:t5 P. II. No. IS from Norma. y L.
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Sc 4 3 Q ARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short lf.e TO principal! cities q TIE Sarta
- r-b-vssf FLORIDA Cuba, Texas. Caltfor-
MA and Mexico resc1ins Tie capitals o. sS
scu=o1-1z II ErEzcT NOV. %. 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE R1CfINoNl'-A-AiN- 81 II LEX
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House Proceeding:

Mr., T.assiter offered a joint resolution
pl.o viG7irg that no further action be fa!Een
or the matter Of. caotol repairs. until the
plans Of Mr.. Paeh'es, OF NorfolA shali
lava been looked into. Tire resolution
vas advocated by Mr.. Lassiter and OBJ
rosed by Mr. Jennings and finally with
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'u"oaS FAVE FREpERlcKsBCRG

LEAVE, NORFOLK.
From Baltimore Steam Packet Co
wharf for Fredericksburg and all landings
T1,-
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Day in the Senate.

Both bodies will meet at noon to-day
but the sessions promise to be snort.
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or Norfoll. Friday / P. NJ. calling at
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1910 A. VI. locaI. except Sunday to Clifton
oFse. Connects so- Orange. CulpepeT. Calvaf-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-16

sint tn majesty iv tn govermnt iv Washington an
Lincoln He'd be bucked off befure he got his feet
in tn sturrups. No, sir, tn v me choice is Tar
antula Jake, tn whirlwind Pass. This
mint statesman has pocketed balls thin other
dsperado west " Tucson an docymints iv state
entrusted to his hands is delivered their
object he says or, he til heirs v tn object he
says
But says tn shit he lost an ear in a fight
"A boyish error tn prisdint. Th' threw
tn knife at him. he says.
" An he kilt man. says they.
" Ye do him a injustice, says tn prisidint.
a man, says We! Kilt Such fame. Why
he he's kilt thin tn snit has repyta-
TONS he says. 'Ye might jus well frind
snltor BIvrldge wanst made speech, or that Shakes
pere wrote play or that it's fine tooth have
If all tn people Jake has kilt alive today we'd
be congsted district legislachon FIR Aryzony
Kilt it it! give We wurrud that We can
hardly find home in Aryzony fri tn proudest Dolby
story '-a-half place iv tn rich to tn lowly DOLBY
wan-story hut v tn that this fragrant pathrite
hasn't deprived iv at Taste ornymint Didn't tell
ye he is killer? I didn't a that ony
in while takes life. He's rale killer He's
retailer He's tn Armour v that particular line iv
slaughter. Ye don't suppose that I'd propose FIR to
enthrust him with lofty constichoochnal mission
he on'y kilt Me notions iv tn ooties iv
public office is far higher thin that thank hiven
sides in tn speak iv twas justifable
He had asst tn to drink with him. No, sir,
have examined his carefully fully
equipped FIR amy emergency He nivr misses. TIL
oner follows him like horse afther hay wagon.
He's the man FIR the place tn quick dhr1wn', readily
passionate, hammeress gun firm Terror iv tn Great
Desert
but tn sinit didn't approve iv him. TIL sintor
firm Massachusetts where human life is held So cbean
that thinks iv takin it, protested agin him an
twas fn'lly discovered that early his career
been caught runnin off bunch iv pushed
JAIL an that too FIR tn body hardly
wan mimber iv which has been caught. So they
give Jake tn go-by.
"But itn come all right in tn end The prisi-
dint knows what tn he'll get it FIR
thin Tn West is effete community, where
folks likes quite book-keepn' life early supper a
game iv cards. lock tn windy wind tn clock an 90
Mat NAV do FIR Fast T2,tir VEoc
We demand Sthrenuse Life an Sudden Death We're
people out here TIL deslate plains where tn sun
sets pink acrost TIL grey scorpion clings
to tn toe We don't PLAINLY tuners or plasther
saints to We want men who go to bed