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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
"A PAGES TO-DAY.
SOUTH CAROLINA TRAGEDY.

The South Carolina shooting is a deplor-
able affair and objectionable from any
standpoint If the accounts are bali way
true.
The provocation OF Editor Gonzales Is not
TO he considered. Anything short Of di,
rect assault upon lie should not drive an
officer OF the law, lieutenant governor AZ
that. TO violence It viii be easily believed
that the newspaper man had gone entirely
beyond the limits Of propriety during the
campaign, and however much we may con.
done incorporate speech or writing IN er-
citing political times the press ia not to be
excused in assailine private character OK
cent upon the record. Therefore. tho edit.
ors offending is not to be psrdoned
But Lieutenant Governor Tilmau had his
lawful and proper remedy In no case can
he be excused even If it is true that Con-
Eales had sent him the message be alleges
viz, that the next time they met they should
settle their differences with pistols The
answer 10 such message should have been
complaint in the criminal courts That
would have been the answer Of couservs
tive and rightthinking citizen, Much more
should It have been the answer of the lieu
tenant governor
Considering the delberston of the act and
the circumstance that be walked from the
chair Of presiding officer Of the senate the
assault is a piece Of riot without the slight
est mitigation, II has not even the poo,
excuse OF beat Of temper under suddor
provocatiou,
Whatever happens to Gonzales and bow
ever the case may 80 10 the courts, WHERE
prejudice is to be considered in forecastini
a verdict, 1t is hard to see how South Care
lins can refuse to impeach the offending Of
fetal. He has put disgrace upon til
commonwealth which only his own ofhca
degradation can coudone.
As to the unhappy broi of which thi
tragedy is the climax, il is TO be hoped tina
the people OF both factions will now COM
10 their senses aud hereafter exercise tn
forbearance which becomes good citizens
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REVENUE BY TREATY.

It was TO be expected that Senator Bailey
and other faithful supporters of the consti-
tuition in its plain letter and spirit would
oppose the Cuban reciprocity treaty.
1t is wisely ordained that all revenue meas.
ures shall originate in the lower house Of
congress. That body is in closer touch with
tine people, better informed as to their con-
dition and wants, and more Immediately re-
sponsible to them for It's conduct The SEN
ate may amend or defeat revenue bill, but
1t can not initiate taxation, The rule is too
we'll understood for any misunderstanding
and its application has been invariabie
The Cuban treaty is on It's face a dip
lomatic instrument, but the reciprocity
clause reducing the tariff on Cuban sugars
is clearly revenue act The form and pro-
fessed purpose OF the instrument can not
conceal its essence in this respect. Reduc-
ing the tariff is as much q revenue measure
as raising the tariff II the senate can re-
duce the tariff on sugar II can reduce the
tariff on wool; it can reduce tho whole
schedule or suspend It entirely and thereby
repeal the deliberate law of the land with.
out the concurrence OF the house, which is
a manifest absurdity.
This treaty is the more objectionable be
cause the congress has heretofore refused TO
enact measure reducing the duty on Gu
ban sugars and It Is sought TO do indirectly
what could not be done directly. Cuban
reciprocity was defeated. or failed OF adop.
ton, on It's merits. Only by an amendment
including refined sugars. whereby the sugar
trust would be shorn OF its palpable bounty,
could the bill pass the house and in that
shape there was no hope for It in the sen.
ate.
But the merit Of Cuban reciprocity is not
COW involved 1t may be accepted as a
worthy proposal provided 1t be accom-.
plished in way 10 relieve Cuban produc,
ton and American consumption, and not by
establishing an alliance between the planter
and constituencies monopoly which is al.
ready an outlaw. It is the present manner
Of the measure which is so reprehensIble
and so dangerous
Congress can not do q constitutional thing
IN ap Unconstitutional way It can not make
donestic laws under the guise Of foreign
treaties
There win he a great clamor Of sentiment
n behalf Of the treaty, but Il should not dis
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FROM THE STATE cA1I
REPORT ON MATTER OF rl,..,.
WATER TO STATE lNsrlr,',,n'l'S
A Number Of New Charters w..
Special Invitation to the NJ. 'qsA
the Houston and Austin FsmI,''.

Austin, Texas, January t6-T..
Water light and Power COMMAS, naif
the State, through the governor ! su'a'ls
proposition today which fully esn,,;s 'a's
Hon. Joseph y, Sayers, Governor g - ~
Texas, Austin. y lns 81
Sir Complying with your reor...
osition from the city Of Austin IL ~ ~ m
state tor the various State nstitu;.a sliia |
.isht anu power tor period of ten y Year, =
For the Lunatic Asyiun--aoo ~.
day or 100000 gallons per tnor,I pnfa
per. iooo, gallons $40 per month 4
For the Deaf and Dunb In,.,...
gallons per day or s,75o,ooo gallon, y ~ N
at cents per 1000 gallons, $;Ty ~. W. "a
For the Uriyersity--Iss.oo 1000 vaIio,.. pT',
$4,000 gallons per month, at r.,. ~ y
gallons, Sass per month. N"" % y
For the State Capitol Crourds--n...
per day or 100000 gallons per mors I I
cents p% 1900 gallons, Si6a Der month
For the confederate Hone--so oon sa w,
day, or 100000 gallons per nontS .usa !
per 1000 gallons. 500 per month. g
For the Blind lnstituts-zs.ooo .,,i.. &
day, or 10000 gallons per month 4, sS' 9u
1000 gallons, 500 per month. VEIN
For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Ir,,;....
600 gallons per day, or 900, 900 gallon. -.
1t 10 cents per 1000 gallons, $40 per ,, =.
For the Governors Mansion aud C,s,.a
5000 gallons per day, or 10000 v,IE..
month, at 10 cents per 1000 gallons, H, !
month. W
For the General Land Office--;ooo z,l..
day, or 10000 gallonc per month, at f', ~ u
per 1000 gallons, SIS per month Y
For the state Cemetery--zooo gallon, -, !.
or $4,000 gallons per month, at 10 cent, y, !.
gallons, So per month. = Z
For the State Drill Gtounds--1soo s,l,.,
day. or $4,000 gallons per month, at 10 ,,Ss !
1909 gallons 81. 50 per month,
The above rates are made as N, rI,
quantity to be used monthly at each plac. N.
an excess Of said quantities be used mopls,,
any one place, then same to be paid al *, !.
per 1000 gallons named for such place.
The water to be measured BY frst.clas, u.
to be furnished by the State.
Lights and power to be furnished at our Il
rates hereto attacked, as follows:
LIGHT RATES By METER.
For 4 monthly consumption Of $1,000, n
or less, 70 cents per 1000 for soI,ooo watts
! 100000, 8 cents per 1000 for 1901 900 van,
100000, : cents per 1000.
METER RATES FOR POWER
For ! monthly consumption Of 1000 v,.a
100000, 10 cents per 1000 for 100000 VAN
100000, 8 cents per 1000; for 100000 watts
100000, : cents per 1000; for sot,ooo watts
100000, 5 cents per 1000; for i,ooIoos VI
to s,ooo,oeo, ! cents per 1000; for Scrts
watts to 10000, 900, cents per 1000; ia 4
90 900 watts and over cents per 1000
Meters to be read and payments made ncrts
Trusting the above and foregoing propssS
70 be satisfactory, We have the honor to tsna
very respectfully,
GEORGE SIEGE,
President Water Light and Power q
X, Z. WHITE
Mayor Of the City Of Austin, Tea
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Hoaa,s Invitation to sayers.

Austin, Texas, January i6--E%'50,''.s y
S, Hogs was in the capitol today ana ~ h
thoughtful mood He called at many n.
State departments, but was more esp'S'S Il,
terestcd in visit 10 the department y h
Having passed through the ordeal uiI'..
was solieitous about the collapse that oo ,.s
savers You'd exnerienec upon his reiiIsne II.
private life after his service OF more 's AZ K
years, and pressed him 70 accompany w. van. d
duck hunt to Lake Surprise near oa l. ~ III
Thursday. Governor tlosg would taAs ne r,ag
and Governor Savers consented TO ,s aS5 sfe n
ton when the burdens Of official i''
laid aside.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
A Number Of orders Entered in the United
States Courts.

Galveston, Texas. January I6.--Ihe case OF
Albert z. Stage ct al vs. Trinity Rice Land anu
Irrigation company was continued by agreement
The case Of the United States w. T. E. Jones
vas transferred to Houston by agreement OF
counsel Jones is charged with a violation OF
the United States internal revenue laws.
The Grand Jury submitted its report submitted
seven indictments and discharged tor the
term,
The report Of the grand Jury is as follows
The grand iuyv met for session OH January
~ ioos and have given careful attention to such
matters a. we're presented for consideration
From information received II learned the
United States revenue law respecting the SAFE q
liquor is being violated in Galveston county -
number Of witnesses were examined and while
the evidence available At this time is not SUI
hcient to Justify indictment, the fact was dc
yeloped that there something like = go PAGES
in Galveston county selling whisky without pro
curing the United States revenue license
The Jury recommend that the matter be Wig
oronsly investigated through the proper chan
nels J, NJ HEIsKEtL,
Galveston, Texas January 10 1908.
None Of the parties indicted have yet oeen A.
rested and for that reason their names are With
held from publication
LOCAL NoIrs ANp PERSONALS.
Judge Burns lett tonight for San Antonio.
Edgar l. Marston president Of the exss ana
Pacific Coal company ard director Of the In
teruauonal and Great Northern railroad spent
yesterday afternoon in the city. He was Ell route
To- California and ran down to Galveston for a
few hours leaving again last night.
P II. Wair ooored, was convicted of murder
IN the criminal district court this morning and
his punishment assessed at ninety-nire ears ~
the penitentiary. VAR was charged with the
murder Of Isaac Lee, also coored. The killing
occurred in this city last October.
The case Of James Hail, night sergeant Of the
police department, 2ho was charged with ag-
grsvated assault, resulted in mistr'sl. This IS
the second time ulistrisi has been entered in
this case.
The dead body Of Albert Helmer aged about
10 years, was brought here today from Virginia
Point near which place IT was discovered yester-
day. He resides in the city hut IS said to have
reports that the boat cspsized. Justice Fcntaine
has not vet rendered his verdict IN the case.
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turb those who have a proper conception OF
their duty. The wisest measure imagu.
able would be unvise II adopted in this un.
warranted manner and it would become a
Hateful precedent for action that might IN
der other circumstances bring confusion and
disaster.
The treaty should be defeated with an
emphatic vote that will teach our adveu-
turous president and his designing support
ers that Law making belongs to both houses
and that revenue measures are the peculiar
function OF the direct representatives OF the
people
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Mexican plague Reports.

Austin, Texas, January r6'-stste ns ..;,.l
hcer George R. Tabor this afternoon v,,tsi
telegram from President LieeaSo oil 'h'
board Of health of Mexico, in which ns Z. X
In Ensenada, Lower California, go u
distance away. Last case on DeeemO9 ~
zatlan, Mexico, during one month -
Only places infected" :. an nqi'
This telegram was in answer iss,e III
from DR.. Tabor as to the bubonie P'T'
ton. fro,n s.
DR.. Tabor also received telegram nSras
geon General Wyman in which nc M Gus
telegram of Or. Liceago and ad1s
Mexico, is reported moi injected
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jefferson Davis Claims to pls,Ir,t,o,,

Austin, Texas. January Is.-Bernard z Pc.
chapter OF San Antonio. United Daughters of The
Confedcracy, in asking the senate this evening -
make June 5, the anniversary OF the birth 81
jefferson Davis a holiday. place The request ~
high grounds They say his claims 10 this bo,o,
90 not rest by any means on his service 70 n.
1onieoeIaey. but as az ,otheer in the regular
the frontier IN Indian wars, in the var al So
and n the senate OF tho United States the b:st
est qualities Of both the soldier and st,tes,s.,
recognition. w 'n's
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WILL BE MUCH LITIGATION.
Temporary Administrator Not Permitted 20
Take Charge OF Dunovant Estate

Columbus, Texas. January I6,-There is every
prospect OF extensive litigation over the adj
ADMINISTRATION Of the William Dunovant estate and
a fight is now on between the counties Of Cal
orado and Harris on the question OF jurisdiction
When Mr. Y Bysrs the temporary admin
strstor appointed by the Colorado count, com,
reached kaEle Lake yeeterdsy afterroo. he was
refused the charge VI the estate b. csptsin
a Robertson nho-'s acting q, p,rmaner, Al
w!aia',At9t sFP?risd bs Iht Hayri. ee,,.,4, .,,,.
Appeals tre@ The seaA!y eouu Of eeA eeuptl.,
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JOHN w. GATES DENIES.
Does Not Contemplate Retirement from Ae
tive Business as Reported

Port Arthur, Texas, January I6.-For the mast
few days there has been rumor aAoat in New
York to the effect that John w. Gates, the Great
railroad msgnate, had retired from actual bust
ness and given his son 100000. This rpmor
was started by New York papers and has caused
a great deal of excitement in Wall street and in
Port Arthur, Mr.. Gates home When ;r,..
viewed in regard to this report, Mr.. Gates -.
port and II is as much a surprise to me ne ~ &c.
public ! am at loss to understand bou ia
report was started am in Port Arthur ~ ms >
business and pleasure trip combined and will re-.
terests there" NY IN
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SANFORD INsTALLEp.
Has Taken Charge Of the Government Of the
City of Waco.

Wsro, Texas, January I6.-Msyor Alias -.
Sanford was duly installed last night by the city
council and has already entered upon the duties
Of the othrs His first official act was to ap-
point Judge W. W, Eyans as city attorney to
fill the vacancy caused by the election of Mr..
Sanford mayor The untxpired term runs
until next April and Judge Evans viii not be =
candidate for re-electiop He was formerly couu-
t. Judge Of this county and is well known
throughout the State
Mr. Higgins viii still contest the matter IN
the courts. Just before the democratic primary
election that gentleman filed an application for
writ OF randamus asking the court to direct
the council 70 rescird its acton IN removing him
from Office and also to direct the council 10 re-
store him to the Office of mayor The applica-
ton will he heard by Judge Scott Of the Fifty
fourth district court tomorrow
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Dinner to Mr.. Duff.

Austin Texas, January Io.-Mr + " 70
of Beaumont gave dinner last nigh! At
Driskill complimentary TO Hon. R . DUE Y
resentative in the Twenty eighth Legislature "
jefferson and Orange counties, All 'ne Y
representatives in Austin were invited TO NHs
ent to meet Nj. Duff.
After feeding to safety upon the soOa n
spread before them mine host" Introduce :
Duff, who made humorous talk to the iep'' !.
whom be denominatcd as the mouldeIs o. ~
opinion. Mr.. Duff made his acknowleossm's-,
Mr.. Greer, the brilliant young newspapsi
whose servant he was by right Of discover 4
lowing Mr. Duff nearly every man si ss.. 4 I
board was pressed into service for sn0, -, q
From every point of view. and in eye'y .. ss,s
Mr.. Greer's entertainment was mos' '''''
affair.
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STATE PRESS COMMENT.

- The Texan Press says not to olare too big,
the candle will burn out too soon.
- The Greenville Herald saws that Greeu-
vile will keep up the same gait during 1898.
- Kiieens two newspapers have con:oli-
dated with Mr.. Bennett as owner and editor
- The Paris News has been purchased BY
Saycrs Boyd ard J. q. Marshall from the widow
of A. P. Boyd
- The lror Count Record tells of ropinE
contest IN. which the victorious contestant made
the remarkable time of one hour and forty min
utes
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, January I6.--The charter d !
Western Savings and Trust company Of San \
tonic was fled with the secretary Of stat, =
evening. Capital stock $roo,coo. Incorporates
R. H, Wester, G. B. Wester and John D. la
rell Of Bexar county.
The Beaumont 1rrigating company hs
amendment 10 its charter increasing the tiFt
stock to 100000.
The West Lumber company Of We.Ni!s q
tai stock 100000 incorporates: y "
and w. w. West of Westville and l. DAVIS
Of Houston.
Of Cooper; capital stock $4,000 PuTos
purchase and sale Of merchandise, lneotpof'9
J. D. Crawford OF Marshall, ?. a, NcIs
Grecnyille and G. L. Stephens OF Cooper
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1amperina Witk 9rifIeS
ELOISE

ELOlSE.
bad talked 10 her in whispers
had held her on M knees,
And that nigh, through all my slumbers
Fitted dreams Of Eloise,
She had led me where she listed.
had watched her gray eyes shine
And through all the hours Of dreaming
had held her hand in mine
Evry wteherie created.
Ey'ry sweet coquettish vile
Came and fingered round in dimples
When her lips essayed to smile;
And ] walked away in dreaming
Into paths she led me through.
Paths that blossomed into beauty
Such IS only Dreamland knew
Men may talk of schoolgirl swecthearts
Such as they have had when young
But they ne'er have known the glory
And loves censor ne'er has swung
To such music as my heart made
As We walked DER Dresmlaud leas,
And her eyes looked up to my eyes
And | talked to Eloise
From her Titan hairs red glory
To the tiny booted feet
She was mine the world was our world,
Made OF dreams, surprising sweet!
And her laugh it rang out blithely.
And her eyes we're such gray
That wherc'cr she looked the flowers
SPrsng In blossoms by the wa.
But the night sped all too swiftl,
And the east too soon grew pale,
And each dreamland vale and mountain,
T. I
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pr. Paee I'm Go % erookIyn.

Waco, Texas, January I6.-Dr Frank Page.
who has been the rector OF St. Paurs church
in this city for the past thirteen years presented
his resignation to the vestry tonight and il was
accepted, Dr. Page has received call TO iii.
reetorship OF St. Johns church in BROOKLYN. X.
v. and he will accept it. Or. Page is one of
and is also brother OF the distinguished author
Thomas Nelson Page. His successor viii be
elected a, once
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arc NOW pendinp before the respective district
courts Further legal steps arc anticipated. nv
condition OF affairs is greatly deplored Oy KS ~.
friends Of the late Captain Dunoyant ana OF his
prominence IN the county. the interest is univer-
sal .,,
After the case had been passed n the county
court YESTERDAY morning Judge Mansheiu, ie-
ceived the written application Of Miss Aaciis
Dinovaut to he permanent administrators Of tue
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American rramps Hurt in MsxIoe.

EsSle Pass Texas, January ia freight train
on the Mexican International railroad was
wrecked at an early hour this morning by the
rails spreading, The engine and ten loaded cars
we're demolished The crew avoided injury by
jumping, but two American ,ramps were caught
n the wreck and i is thought fatally injured
ne wreck caused the passenger train from the
south 20 come In ten hours late
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RObertson County Cotton Sold.

Hesrne, Texas, January I6.-Three more lots
OF Brazos bottom cotton were sold yesterday
afternoon to be delivered when the weather per
mits The aggregate OF these lots is in the
nelghborhood Of 1900 bales and leaves only about
700 bales unsold in this territory frseticr
over cents was paid
M: w Kuhne Of Palestine yesterday received
delivery OF 800 bales Of cotton from the local
cotton firm of S Samuels g. Co
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J, q. cHENowErH GETS PLACE.
Appointed Superintendent Of the Confederate
Home by Governor Lanham

Wcathertord, Texas, January l6.--Governor
Ianham announced today the appointment Of
James O. Chenoweth OF Bonhsm to be super
intendent of the Confederate home at Austin.
Governor Lanham stated to The Post CORE
spondent that he would leave for Austin next
Sunday and that no further appointments would
be given out until after his inauguration
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coxernor 70 peIlver Addre's

Austiu Texas, January io.--''o' ',;.I,,rt'
has scctprod the invitation OF the rcr,,
deliver the Grafton Of the day q Aui
ceremonies ri the statues Of 9tepnv 10
and General sam Houston on laN'''
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ExouraIonlsts AZ aooknort

Rockport Texas, January I6.--The Southern
Pacific immigration excursion from Illinois ar
rived here AZ p. m yesterday and LETT this
morning for Beeyille and other points.
special train also came in from San An
tonic last night having or board a number OF
railroad officials Who lett this morning Tor The
iarpou club, where they will remain several
days
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HENRY'S DIG.

II see said Mrs. Henry Peck laying down
the paper that couple in Illinois have just
died after married life OF over fifty years; the
wife died few hours after the husband
Yes replied Henry and I'll bet that the
FIRST thing she wanted to know when she over
hauled him in heaven was what he had been doing
in the interval
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Families Given c Gil lny''a"yy

Austin, Texas, January t5--'Is
Fisher, president Of William g. ~. 5
Daughters OF the Republic Of leS.s ,a
of the State chapter. Daughters Of i 1a,n;ii:s
extends a special invitation to the , iassps
family relatives of General sam Ing Ing tbs
Stephen i. Austin TO be present u NV 10.
yelling ceremonies in Austin, Jai'iN'
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A HARD HUG.

Has Miss Flirty married anyone yeti"
No but she had tight squeeze"
Il knew she had been engaged; that was what
made me ask"
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\ TiIvMAE Of South Carolina carried two husc
reviewers, This should entitle bis superior the
governor to carry cannon. But the governor
is not that kind OF man.
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ON can almost see. by shutting ones eyes.
Mr.. Roosevets broad smile when he heard Of
the difficulty into which Jimmie Tillman has got
ten himself
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As THINGS now stand it seems to be draw
between the citizens of lndisnola and Postmaster
General Payne
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THr American line steamship St Louis, whose
fate is causing considerable uneasiness, should
have been equipped with the wireless outfit.
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Nerve.
Washington Post.

WashingIon Fost
Speaking OF nerve the coal dealer Who ruhs
u ~ b siyrs shor, Neight mas it IN larss sec
uenA
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CAUSE FOR ALARM.

II hear your wife has eloped old man. You
have my heartfelt sympathy
Great Scott! Why? She isn't coming back
is she
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government Mr. NeFs friends are in fair way
to unmake one bright young man.
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lHE shoot again, you coward r. OF his IN
armed and mortaly wounded victim should ring
in the ears Of the. blood thirsty Ilman until he
dies
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TtttsAM should have been satisfied in shoot
ing oil his mouth. like his uncle.