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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
JOIN ". GkIES WINS Ellen N.
s Has Secured Control OF Louis
vile and Nashville r. q.

ork, April l55.Wan street
passed@through oneso its most eSclt-
periods today. The Louisville and
situation which had hung
Inenacingly over the district for a
eekorsmore, was cleared by the nn-
disputed statement that John ".
zases and his assistants has Wrested
:seensrol lSof the property from the Bel
snont party and we're IN absolute pos
sssIons Accordingly this statement,
been discounted the day
sEeEoTewasE one that the Gates faction
selected Morgan Go. TO
ssaaeeJbe differences between the con
SIsndiEg Interests. i=z:s5.:
With these events we're happening
salmoTenent wi tout parallel IN the
shistory Of the stock exchange was on
Sou nther1n rail Iva Grading IN
ssssspNthern ral1Way common set IN on a
stEsmendonss scale and atone time IN
almost entirely n chat
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
Shot In His Left Leg

For all kinds of5sor.ss, burns, bruises or
other:vounds Dewitt, S Witch Hazel Salve
is a sure cure. Skin diseases yield 20 II at
once. >Neyer fails n cases OF piles. Cool
ing and healing None genuine but. De-
Wits. Beware Of couoterfeits. suf-
fered for many yea-ssfrom a sore caused
by gun shctwound IL my leife Leg says
AS Fuller, English, Ind. would not
heal and gave ms much trouble. I used
al kinds Of remedies TO no purpose Until
q tried De3Yisf;s Witch Hazel Save.
fev boxes cured me- J S Hughsen 6 Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
l2ser.zyTea rcper.

~
There have been many literary tea
topers. b1t William Eaziiiitttt the writer
and critic, probably surpassed evers.
otler author. in the sings5:ll;ai.1,itty and
strength CT MS poeesa.ttiions. Rising usu-
ally at o.; O'Clock in tie 'ay. he
woulG sit over his breakfast Of e1-
sceedi.gl strong black tea ard I toast
ed French rolf he had no work on
hand-for hours. Silent, nioaonless and
self absorbed as
It was only stir, ,ulant or la1urrJy.
he ever took, and he was ffas-
=ttiidious about It's quality, using always
the most expensive kind and consuna-
ing. VIXEN he lived alone, about a
pound aveek lie alwa.vs made the
tea himself. halff filing the teapot with
tea. pouring boiling water on it and
thea almost Immediately pouring it out
and mi2giing With it great quantity
Of sugar and cream.
Such a everage must Eayebee:, de-
licious. Indeed, Douglas Jerroid says,
was fssci;;ssfe:ttiion in il. a.
daily stimuia.ntt [. must have been most
sdeleterious. and as the essayyist# died
after several severe q tia els from a els
ease of the digestive organs it prob
ably caused his deattb Beverages.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
Hahana Anr;.I 19-.The audienc

Habana, April l8.-The audiencia
court today accepted the bond Of 800,
900 offered by a fidelity company for
the appearance Of Estes G.. RaJhbone-
The court#requires, however, that this
bond be drawn before a notary. This
involves much time and expense as
notary's fees and a State tax must be
paid. number of Cuban senators
and representatives. have sent q
telegram TO President-elect Estrada
IPalnaat Giibara, petitioning him to
askt eh United States TO pardon all
AMERICANS A now under arrest in Cuba.
Rathbone's case seems to have stirred
Cuban sentiment strongly ln=his favor
ard the movement to ask pardon IS
promised by this sentiment
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
afss coa;dn'i Squeeze Belmont

eW York, April IS The Evening
sPest printed statement today that
Eight had been thrown on the motive
which led 50 q settlementcf the Louis
gille and Nashville situation. The
Post said
The Gates pool appeared to have
secured ma iority Of the $50, 100000
ofsthe louisville stock, ard if it saw
:it could hare seneezed'7 the shorts
ssass The operation is generally styled IN
Wal street. Mr. Gates walked IN to
gthe Office Of, Morgan & Co. and
gazplained the situa ton, intimating
that the pool was ready to sell cut to
ssfne bankers at reasonable profit
sYhe bankers realized the seriousness
sofSshe case and invited August Bel
mont, cbaiman Of the Louisville and
sNashH;i;e board Of directors, to attend
conference. " Gates was there
s and briefly explained that be and his
s friends had bought the read. Mr..
Belmont did not seem at all disturbed.
8. You haze got control, there is no
doubt about that, Mr. Belmont IS
4 said to hare remarked to Mr.. Gates,
6. ard q guess there is no doubt about
aSOne5OGg sDe1nS@ CdC.lN-SS9i.ie!Sus slGoHl
the looks of things Butt am afraid
sthere is mistake somewhere Mr..
Belmont is alleged to cave continued
Perhaps the gentleman does not
know whom be has caught short. /
am not short and never have been.
nat S5, OO6, 600 Of new stock was sold
for the company. You and your
ffiends have go. control Of the COM
pany-you are the company. The
Shigher the price is put up on the
s.sherts. the more II will cost the com
that is.
liter Mr.. Be1mont's explanation Of
ssthe stock sale Of new Louisville stock,
Sis said that the chances Of a settle
ment promptly improved
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
Pheuo-,cr.i ucaeyr1oon.

a nevl carried couple were on tieir
way from sAnss.ei'p 10 Paris when one
Of their fellow passengers cut his
throat with razor in the railway car
siage in which they we're travelling
Anotaer iawaired then, in Paris
a visitor in the hotel in which they
we're staying was. Killed il the liffttzin
their presence.
On sunday they called On friend
iiviag in i ';;liiS.iis who hssd invited them to
lunch at his house When extending
the Invitation the friend Observed.
laughs Oh viii not ind any corpses
with me- But when they arrived at
the house their host greeted them With
a request to have the lunch put of, as
his servant had Gied that morning in a
bath tub from heart disease
This vas teo much fer the bride. N56o
tainted and then 1.en1 into Eysterics.
The couple subsequently ioo,s the
first first train back to 1iit.vs-erp.-Londoa
Globe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
Ercsh eSn. Stang.

4 ssTessh pan sl;,i;s s1tl wooien goods
vii. Disappear ras5oed against o;Ler
wooden goods E'or !!asIance if the
stain is on the sleeve OF u cca1 take
that ss:..ir.;;..sie..s, s:.ir;..sie..s, ef & and rub tie paint
@:agsjns, the other sleeve 1t will dlsap-
pear an1a ieairesno sign !!,;;lis is easier
than applying 1;lrpentfae ard exactly
as etBcacious. BIZ, it u}ust be done while
the paint IS sui Wet
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
AAD R0BL SOL YEDD Ed.
ierpoaf lgIor organ SO Abso:
IsIfe Masters OF s,,le System.

sssss1NSSNsc4O1h, ~
sasthoEtaEveSsta statement respecting the
soEassille and Nashville sItuatloni
smade today by a member OF the
snm mef Gforgan Co
!Ehe pubic, as well as fhe. sPeeuzz:
community should Bear 60 q mind,
ehese three things
.Ishseres ill besnosc corner.
TheTe VIII be no contest for:
eorgan absoIIsely con
Iseuisvii andsll lashville
shrstsiss assured BY Mr. Gates
She@nanRerin which he has dis
szsssed of his stock Belmontss
Asfatements are assurances as TO the:
second ard 81 hfIo1agn Co ere
ssponsorsf third
Rr5he BonisylHe and Nashville
niIlsbe operzteds IN future as IT
has been IN the past and there VII pe.
Rosehange.
Co say posiitlvely
present status Of the road re-.
mains as it has been heretofore, ex-
scent s. organs Go. control
ssand direct bsoultely and without.
66cation:
Those Who intimate that Mr..
sss might possibly make tronble IN
The fnsnrs,Sor thai he IS IN any posi-:
Ss#t1ens TO Go SO, are much mistaken.
sssssE9.e oni;y one toE Efbe reekoned with IN
the management OF louisville and
ashEian;e IS: 11organ this fact:
borne IN mind there in beno mis-
nderstanding and no need guess
ing The situation IS controlled by
Sssshlm hat should be sufficient.
guarantee TO everybody z
Charles Gates, son Ohm
sates, made several ittriI triiI 20 the edHce
sfforgan Co. during the
and conferred with Nr.P'er-.
SKINS Fralcis IEnde Ssetson, Mr..
Aorgan IS attorney, was cioseted with
ssotheT heTIepFesenss5iyes Of the firm, and
itsWas reported that al the essential
Of the Agreements between
6essrs. Belmont and Gates had been
completed
Belmont had thin to say for
bicstson. As foreshadoWed yester-s
Sssday, the regular monghly meeting OF
she louisville and Nashville direct
Ssors, scheduled for today, was lndeh-.
Sni5eIv postponed Tor lack of a quorum.
So he statement Of Morga 6
SEQ. seencs-to Be aver thorough sum
sszaing upsof the situation, said .Au-
gust Belmont s Its covers the ground
s;yand have nothing to add to It. g =
John Gates saw Mr.. Perkins at
but had nothing TO say for pub
ieaIion. except to deny rumor that
hitch hadoee1rred In the agreement.
;sSnegotia
Gates, when shown tke Morgan
$3.50
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
: West#Brookheld, a pril u, 1902.
From the Springfield Republican.

The Sap1ene Court of Georgia
held, in the recent case Of TIE Phoe-
nix Insurance Gopmany of Hartford
VS.. Schwartz, that a clause IN policy
of fire insurance requiring the assured
to keep the books and Inventories Of
her business securely locked in a IRE
proof safe at nigtth, and at all times
when the building lin which the
stock insured was lccated) is not ac-
t1ally open for business. or, failing
in this, to keep sssch books and In
ventories IN some place net exposed to
{. FIRE which would destroy the <
=: building. ''did not aF1ely=to a sus-
pension OF business caused By such an
emergecny as Ere raging in the
vicinity and threatening the consunp-
stion OF the building, the same not
being actually saut up and business
operations being Interrupted because
OF the threatened danger. The court
said under such circumstances the
claase in question required the insured
to exercise reasonable diligence 10
preserve the books and inventories.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
sp;iatcrs.

Thorns and spllnters finding Their
way under the skin eauen1ly give con
siderable pain If1hey cannot be I'M
meiiately St:ac1ed.z which purpose
new needle will be found in most
eases Il sufficient surgical instrument.
the part Should lie b;lthed With hot
water. LII event OF Inflammation tie
steam OF bot water. should be applied
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23

James b. Park. nayo. OF sreanUoo

James B. PARK, mayor OF Greenwood
ard a lssw.yer by Profession. has sud
#thezcity of Laaa1ens for 5000. claim
ineg thas amount Us attorneys fee In
the sais Of Henry Garrison against tue
city CT .Laarens ssfr Park re.resent-
ed Garrison IN th;s scit, the Success
#fnll obiiecgs Of which w5asss to compel the
city to collect taxes from tie BaareDs
cotton mills Tie cotton mills had
been exempted from taxation sr a.city
ordinance, but tie plaintiff ccntended=
that the exemption was uncorstti ttati on
al and the co;;J sustained him Mr..
Park, it is said, reccired# "a small fee.
from private individuals and has seve-
raj tines applied to the present and
tic preceding council for further com
pensation. which was always refused,
the CITY holding that the suit was not
authorized nor encouraged by it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23

$50 yca are going to .urope2''
81 an. answered the Young man.
why don't you stag here in aaeri-5
ca. where there are so many opportu-#
mites 20 make a fortune
We'll. .ve concluded that the other
side is easier OF course YOU CAN make
afcrtune If yoa VIII stag and work for.
it. but people are always mere liberal
when they are. away from home i
have concluded tllatit is much easier
to 80. over there and let the ether
Americans bring ito me Washing
iOl Star
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23

Try Chanberiain,ss Stomach and LiYa1
tablets phSa 3 gby Dr 3
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
To Wash 4. OCT.

-! '!o s.sSa - 0ut.
..Yes."slid the aris1ocrat. Il was in
=liisnant, and 4 wrote him that the
clanaestine marriage OF our son TO his
daughter Was blor On the family
scutcheon. and lis only reply was to
send me an advertisement of 4 new.
brand OF soap he is just putting On the
market.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23

N7ater sufficient to cover one acre one
inch deep VII weigh l0l tons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23

ok, April lsThe Evening
Pest printed a statement today that.
light had been thrown on the motive
which led 70 a settlement Of the Louis
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23

Twas Easier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22
The Local Field.
4 r. BISHOP for Furnit,re.......



Smoke "Red Trunk cts.
--Correll q Martin for clothing.
"A case of small poX at Linden is
reported. Said to be of mild type
and carefully guarded.
Matt Kieffer left Monday for
another trip to Clark comfy.
-Dodgeville lost by death two
good citizens last week, VIM. Myl-
role and Thos. Johns, Sr.
We have a good line of fountain
pens-J. j. Hanscom d Co.
The district convention of the
Epworth League will DE held at
Dodgeville next Saturday and Sun
day.
Darlington dogs must be secure
ly muzzled after May Is, by order of
the city council.
Rev. Enoch Pickering, of the
Baptist church will be Memorial
Day orator at Dodgeville.
Prof. :. Il. Osborne and family
devoted last Saturday to visiting
with relatives in this city.
Rev. Geo. Brown, Of Fayette, will
preach in the NJ. f. church next
Sunday morning and evening,
Charles Hendra wants butter
and eggs, at highest ruling prices.
Great bargains at the Rummage
Sale, for the benefit of the public
library, May oath.
The finest and most complete
line of gasoline stoves in the city.
Cali and see them at S.Jenkin's. Off
The annual reunion of the Grant
County Veterans association will be
held in Bloomington, June Ii and II.
County treasurer Jacobs has
paid bounty on ~ foxes and 43
wolves during the past four months.
Mrs. Nick Brewer and daug hter
Grace are up from Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. Il. came because of the illness
of her sister, Mrs. ALI. Penhallegan.
The Young Peoples meeting
next sunday evening, In the chapel
of the p. NJ church will be led by
VIM. J. Reese, who takes for his top
ic 1.-The Need Of Laborers."
Mrs. Clyde Jacobs and Mrs.
Ernie Jacobs with their children
and Mrs. Walter Hoare embarked
last Saturday for their new farm
homes in Taylor county.
-Dodgeville city, it appears, has to
borrow money for current expenses.
The council at a recent meeting au-
thorIzed the mayor and clerk to issue
certificates OF indebtness to the
amount of $500, payable Jan. !, 1903.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22
Another Victory to Thor Credit.

Last Saturday the high school club
OF Darlington came to this city for a
return game with the high school
nine of this city. The day was fav-
orable, attendance fair, order good.
Our boys won a very decisive victory,
the result being II to = in their favor.
This was slightly TO the contrary of
expectations, as the previous game
between these mines, played at OAR
lington, resulted in score of to 5
after a ten-innings struggle. AT the
first contest however our pitcher
Ernest Ovitz was somewhat handi-
capped by sore arm, but on Satur-
day he was on edge and succeeded in
tanning sixteen batters, while his OPP
ponent had only five strikeouts to his
credit. Aside from the good work of
the home pitcher be was skillfully
supported by the rest of the nine.
Mr. George Horn OBLIGATED as UNI
pire, and succeeded in keeping the
field we'll cleared, thus preventing
any interference with the players
whatever, His decisions were es-
peeially just towards the visitors,
the only kick coming from home
players, which afforded one Of the
Darlington players an opportunity
to eXclaim: That shows what
kickers they are!" While the crowd
was the largest AT any game in this
city this year, the skill displayed
dufing the contest merited larger
gate receipts. Darlin gtou's attend
ance was slim. yet it was expected
that the enthusiasm of her people
over the game would cause much
larger following of the club. Upon
their departure for home the Wis
itors expressed satisfaction with the
treatment they received on and off
the diamond, and due respect for
Ovitz's Blenders and twisters.
Our boys are booked To play "A re-
turn game at Monroe next Friday,
and should they win will have u
clear title to the high school cham
pionship Of southwestern Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22

Try Spooner's high test gasoline
more heat more light and burns
longest.
Cards received announce the
marriage of Mr.. Nathan Miller Hut
Gibson, late of Mineral Point, and
Miss Mabel Froncese Kilbourne, Of
Aurora, H., to take place at the home
of the brides parents in the latter
named city, on Thursday, June ).
Mrs. f. p. Bennett. with her two
childres started last Saturday for
Washington, ID. c., where the hus-
band has secured employment in the
government printing office, under
civil service rules. Mrs b. will visit
friends in Chicago for a few days
enroute.
The firm of b II. Kruel & Co, of
Hlghlsnd sold during April past
$3.50 dozen eggs to commission firms.
No account was kept Of the number
sold locally but probably enough to
bring the total receipts up to 5000
dozen. They expect that the re-
ceipts for May will reach to if not
over ten thousand dozen.
Will Horn is now a full nedged
business man, as he this week ar
ranged to succeed his former en-
ployer, the late <. G. Thomas, gen
eral painter and paper hanger VIII
has had many years of valuable ex-
perience in the business, having
worked thereat in Madison and Chi
cago aside from the long period he
has followed it in this city, ard
there's no doubt but whatever work
he undertakes viii be done well.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22
Attention @. A. R. and w. r. G.

Geo. II. Legate Post and Woman's
Relief Corps, will meet at their
headquarters for Memorial obser-
vance as follows:
Friday, May 23d. to attend exer-
cises ut the schools. Post members,
will meet at 1880.
Sunday, May %, ut $3.50. Post and
Corps both assemble at headquarters
to attend religious services at =. NJ.
church.
Friday, May 80 Post will meet at
. o'clock, for decoration Of graves in
the several cemeteries.
BY order of
JNo G. MARTIN. Post Commander.
M. r. PRIEsTLEY, Corps President,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22
That Tour of The World.

That trip around the world con-
Quoted by the ladies of the NJ. f.
church last Friday evening was a
highly enjoyable excursion for all
the tourists and satisfactory in re-
suits to the management. Principal
Bergen's home represented Boston,
with baked beans and accompani-
ments. Mrs. Harwick presided at
characteristic German Palm Garden;
at the Nj. f. Parsonage, rice, chop
sticks, etc, illustrated Japan; Mrs.
Charles Rendra's Italian art gall
lery was bower of beauty; pig in
the parlor, potatoes and butter milk
and blarney stone Mt Mrs. Ham,
mills made an ideal Ireland through
the ice cave and over the mountains
the scenic beauties of Switzerland
were illustrated Mt the home Of j. b.
Reynolds; returning to America,
through the Golden Gate, the party
landed at San Francisco, where Mr..
and Mrs. $. Hooking received them
royalty, and whence the travellers
departed about midnight for their
several homes.
Mrs. Chas. Hendra president Of the
League, wishes to express thanks 10
many for help and lavors, especially
to Mr.. VIM. Perry for use of build
ing, and to Messrs. Henry Hoare and
Stacey Kitto for musical contribu-
tons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22

Racine buggies are number one
grade, none better, prices right.
Don't buy until you have seen the
Racine. y. 7. Martin, Agt. l7wi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22

Call aud see the special display
of fine white hats just received at
M. Wearne.
Those who put in last fall for
family use, more potatoes than they
needed are now selling the surplus
at a good profit to retail dealers.
Rev. Croft and f. G. Spooner
left Monday for an investigation of
parts of Alabama. They expect to
be absent at least week.
Miss Eva Curnow who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Robt.
Lanyon, in Chicago, has returned
home, accompanied by her aunt.
Mrs. Tbos. Sims and Mrs. Ken
dali, of Dodgeville, did little shop
ping and visiting in this city Mon
day.
Within the last week the freight
building at the depot has been moved
south so far as the water tank: This
change ought to prove more conven-
lent for all concerned in handling
freight as well as to the travelling
public in general.
After spending two or three
weeks with relatives in Mineral
Point, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Bishop
departed yesterday for their home,
So h
fishing one of the best weekly papers
in that state.
Rev. w. ID. James of Linden was
in Mineral Point Tuesday for con-
sultation with Rev. j. Hardcastle
relative to the Annual Conference
of the p. M. church connexion, which
is to be held at Cable, ILL.,, the first
Thursday in June.
-Dodgeville Chronicles: Service
will be put on the following Rural
Free Delivery Mail Routes, July lst:
The route from Dodgeville to Stand :
art and thence by Union Mills
to Dodgeville; the route from Dodge
vile by Bunker Hill to Pleasant
Ridge thence by HickcoX old mill to
Dodgeville; the route from Ridge
way south and return; the route
from Hollandale northeast and re-
turn.
"A exchange is authority for the
10 IN, Ia, -
waukee road are expanding $4,000
in the work of identifying the gar
den spots around their depots in
Wisconsin. Wonder how much of
this sum will be devoted to Mineral
Point.
Posters are out announcing the
annual picnic of the Southwestern
Picnic Association, NJ. w. A. to be
held at South Wayne on Tuesday,
June 3D.. Weather being favorable
Il goodly number of Woodmen from
this city are likely to attend.
Assessor Hartert is circulating
about the city viewing, appraising
and inquiring about property. He
seems determined to make Il full
and fair assessment under the law,
and with proper assistance and en-
enlargement from the citizens, he
will no doubt perform the duty well.
Vegetables and fruits fresh every
day at Chas. Hendra's. 2ltf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22

Mother, Yes one package makes
two quarts Of baby medicine. See
directions. There is nothing just as
good for babies and children as
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35cts, East
man d Meserole.
The officers Of The Grant County
Agricultural Society direct that par
ties going upon the fair grounds on
Sundays will be regarded as tres
passers. Persons going there to play
ball or engaged in any play there
may expect arrest and such punish-
ment as the law may prescribe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-05-22
Settled by Fine.

The wire fence machine agent
whose doings in Obtaining money on
farmers notes wrongfully obtained
were reported in the Tribune last
week, was arraigned before County
Judge jerks last Saturday, and sem
fenced TO n fine Of $3.50.
1t was shown to the Court that the
accused through long life tbeing GS
years old had borne good reputa-
ton, this being the first criminal
charge lodged against him. Until
few years ago he was prosperous
business man and n prominent citi-
zen. Then he met severe financial
reverses which left him bankrupt,
since when he seemed to loose all
heart and ambition. Sickness also,
1t Is believed, weakened aud changed
him. He has esifplat wife End
an estimable family, and that he
was unable 10 provide for them as he
would and as they deserved made
him reckless These facts came
from his home, where general SYM
patty for him ard his Family was
manifest, and whose friends were
found willing and anxious to help
him. No doubt they had consider
alton with the court, and influenced
the light punishment imposed,
which people here will generally APP
prove.