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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Ready for the Veterans.

Louisville. KY, June 2.--The eNecu.
tive committee OF the confederate t..
union is meeting at headquarters prac.
tically every night and So mcthodicai
ly has the work OF preparation for the
great gathering progressed that the
stream of veterans from all parts ot
the country would come INTO Louis
Vile aud be entertained without "A
hitch. The headquarters for the del
egatious from the different states have
been located in court rooms and the
school buildings In several parts OF
the city, and the confederate badges
will carry admission to any meeting
or place OF amusement during the re-
union and sponsors badges will admit
the wearcr and her escort ....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Notwithstanding that notaries Of the
public ~ a rule are intelligent folks
there are q few who do not seem "a
grasp the conception Of the Law In Ger.
sain instances
The reporter WAS reminded very for
.cibiy, and with some degree Of hum0r
Of this fact by Clerk wienges Friday
eho Wus recording \ certain deed. The
property involved Was in the Wiie's
name, and following the transfer vas .
certificate from the husband stating
lhat the transfer vas made with bic
fuil consent and without intimidation
90 psunsion In any manner. etc, the
regular form intended for the eite be-
Ing used.
Mr.. wisBges states that this Il en-
lifely unnecessary, - . wife does not
fsquire the free ~ill" % her husband
og aay other man in selling property
~ shis form. All that Il necessary IL .
.fseement from the husband that there
5 10 objection 20 the transfer and this
aHskles ths whole Transaction as far ss
4ona9ni Il coneeFned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
STREETS BEING CLEANED.

EAST Main Street South Now Clear OF
Weeds and Makes Nice Appearance.
The Sun 10 glad TO note the improve.
ments 10 the matter OF cleaning up the
streets. After two or three days at.
tack on the filthy condition OF things,
the street committee decided TO set the
ball rolling by cleaning the streets.
While The weeds and grass are not near
90 dangerous as unsanitary conditions
in back yards, nevertheless Il will have
a tendency 10 make the thoroughfares
better and more presentable, and those
responsible for the change are 10 be
commended.
Il is to be hoped that occupants Of
dwelling houses and other private
places will follow the example OF the
public workers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Arkansas Man Arrested on Bench War.
rant for Alleged Brihs Taking.

Little Rock, Ark, June 2.--State
Senator ~. w. CovfnGton who was
pre- siden, OF the senate ol the session
which closed May T. last. Nas been
az: ,sttl here ON a benvn Na.Jant TO-.
lowing an indictment returned BY the
Pulaski county grand jury, charging
him with accepting briJes in two in.
stances,
Il is alleged that he accepted money
for his vote and influence In Sonnec'
ton with senate bill appruSriating
100000 for the complexion ct the new
state capital and a house bill, estab'
fishing judicial district "a, FeinEea.
than, Union county.
Senator Covington has been brought
here from Clarksyille. whore he r..
sides. Immediately aNrr has arrival
he gave bond in the sum ot 81 oOO, and
was released from custody
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

is not so beautiful as the young
girl just coming into woman
hood. The Mothers watchful
eye is on the girl and she sees
and knows her daughters need.
Developing functions must
be guarded and sustained at
this critical period or a life is
made miserable and perhaps
lost. -
Nature may need help to
establish the functions of life
but not getting it the life is
ruined.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
LOW RATES
Via Louisville 81 Nashville
Railroad.

The following low round "trip rate,
from Jacksonville To various points
North aud West will be In eject on
dates shown. Proportionstely low rates
from other points
LOUISVILLE. KY Rate sle ~. &C.
count United Confederate Veterans
Reunion, June ~ - inclusive, with n.
nal limit July 10.
PORTLAND, oRRGON--Rnte ks0 N.
account Lewis 4 CLARK Centennial tAir.
Tickets cold certain dates May % TO
Sept. %. with final limit 90 days.
SAN FRANCISCO and Los AHgE.
LES, CAL Rate tsl 81. Tickets sold
certain dates April 10 10 August 10, in.
elusive; hDal retDFn limit % days from
date OF sale, not 20 exceed Nov. 90
DENVER, COLO. Rate t42 eS. ae.
count international EpWogth League
Convention. Tickets cold Juns 70 20
Joly 30. inclusive final return limit
August g
BUFFALO, N. Y.--Rate tg2 ~, ar
eount Anunnl Meeting 0raBd Lodge
u. y. %. =. Tickets sold July 4 90 10.
inclusivel hnAl return limit Julg 20.
TORONTO. CANADA-Rsts eaS a.
eccouHt international EpwoFth League
Convection. Tickets s0ld Juae NJ 90
q. inclusive hnsl return limit Aug
ust 70.
NASHVILLE. TENN Rate Gle n.
account Peabody C0lleRe 6ammsr
school, Vanderbilt Biblical 1sstItuts.
Ticksts cold certain dates June n 10
Jolly 4; hnal limit september 30.
KNOXVILLE. TENN .--Rsie tie Sc.
account summer School Of the sosth.
Tickets cold certain dates Juns 10 Co
July u, inel1slve; hnAi FttaFn limit
September -.
BRISTOL, TENN Rate tla.eO A.
count Annual AsstinE CsvFmnn Baptist
brethreB. Tieksts cold MaY - % 81
'neiasive HAL return Limit gope -.
For fall information. schedules and |
rates - any point North and Wess enii |
% " write 0E0. ". HERRiNCB, pios. |
De fasssnEeF Agsns l.. AN.R.
- West Bag 81, JasksoaviIis. Pa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Wsstmoreland, KGns., May 5, 1902.
Ballard Snow Liuiment Co Your
Snow Liniment cured an old sore on
the side Of my chin that was supposed
10 be . cancer. The sore was stubborn
and would not yield 10 treatment, un-
I'll tried Snow Eminent. which did
the work in Short order My sister,
Mr.. Sophia J. Carson, Allensville.
Mifiin Co.. Pa has a sore and mis-
trusts that Il Ia a cancer Please send
her 500 bottle. Sold by W NJ. John.
son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
No Score, About II.

Il IL no secret thst for cuts. burns,
ulcers, fever sores, core eyes, boilS, etc,
nothing 10 90 effective as BOcklsn's Ar.
Mica SalVe. cit didn't take long TO
osre . bad sore had. and IL 10 all o. X.
for sore eyes." writes d. l.. Gregory Of
Hope, Tex. 25c at all drug o. ores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

In sass 81 sso@ssh asd liver tFoukis
the proper tssafnsat 70 - sslmulnas
tbsss osEnGs wfihogs iFratatiaG sAsm.
oFiso LAEstivs PFais Syrup sids etsss-
tion an6 Ssimaiatss lhs liver ed hpw.
els Sitsous irfis1tiRe thsss eenaxs Ifka
pills 90 os4i12KF nHskafttca ~ doaE
not naoSsaee - gr.fu sod , NIL ana
pisaanal - taho- y ~. Mscefiam a
cemp8Hg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
MP " m THU sUD.
FtEef ApSeasasee ~ Dsaarua . Fsss-
uumaeg 90 Fuaup0 nalAneaA-

1e91 ApSearases ~ Daaarua . PUno-
uuaneT 80 FuaspV BalaAeaA-
IlAl usch = the case has bssn ca
AElre1y proven ~ nrisntihe research
Ne uaaa, the Potsd Earopsan akia
.niIs3. declar-s shat dandruR n sha
s7twod-up euticie q the scAip esus,a
laraNitea de~troTing fbs vitality n
44kF bsIb Ths haif b-co1ss nfsiess
A. tlna. rails out. ms ean - prs-
ElFes Hsrpics3s kgus ne aanAs-R
aRd pagtarsa ths haiF ~ ~ naturai
- ena abuadanrr.
eEi1s h now us~d ~ fhenuaaAs %
--nH naflE2st thaf o n fhs msst
VS. hHir TrNparation o. tn maf-
- Isn3Inr arurrf-sE aen1 ~ -
~ eaUD1s - ~ Hsrptries c.
swg 4 c.. sssrlal Auzs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
The Gainesville Directory.

Work IL progressing steadily an the
Gainesville City Directory. and ths
compiler expects 60 place ali copy IN
the hands Of The printer by the middle
OF the coming week. The compiling
Of this work has been long aud tsdi.
Gus undertaking, due principally 90
the fact that the compiler. who has
other duties 60 perform. has been con-
PEELED 70 york on the dirsstOFy a. odd
times. The facts aud figures" have
all been secured. hoEsVeF. and the
compiler 10 nos closing out ~ rapidly
~ possibls ths advertising space.
There are only fee pages left. the
merchants and business and profea-
siOnsl men ~ . rule giving hearty cup
port By liberal subscriptions fog space.
Ia YEA 81 arSt intendsd 10 issss ths
eireet0Fy about June 8. bot OwinR 20
the fast that the WOFk eooh nOs b.
compiled 10 time. " vill probably BE-
ths middle Os shs 90sh Of the meath
before she book will b. rsady Zoe dis-
tFibotioa. he bSOk. however. uiil %
. credit - any eity Of 1000 populs-
tbOn whea complssee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Guarantee.

This guarantee authorizes any druggist
10 refund the purchase price Of bottle
ID q. q. p. tGerstIe's Female Panacea)
TO any woman who buys IL and IL not
benefited BY its use.
0srS4ie hsdleias Co., cAattssoogn, Tsan.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

Boone Attorney II. S. Booth
at Centralia has bought farm
near town and will move to it in
the spring.
DR.. G. j. Mayes and wife and
DR.. o. b. Mayes and wife have
moved back to Centralia from
Fayette.
Jack Winn, at Locust Grove,
didn't make corn cutting win last
week-he cut his leg.
Pat O'Brien helped the city
treasuary of Columbia So. rs for a
plain drunk.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons of Colum-
bia suffered two broken ribs by
her horse running away.
The Centralia Guard prints the
following item:
Jim Davis, colored bar keeper
Of Woods saloon, who was arrest.
ed recently for selling whiskey on
Sunday was fined $1,000 and costs
The case was appealed. This is
the ease the Guard enormously
said was thrown out of court last
week ON account of the witness
leaying town. The witness was
not secured in time and the case
was tried on the testimony of Mar
shal Edwards.
The following gentleme com
posed the jury in the casa;
D. NJ. Jennings, foreman, Ton
Wisdom, G. L. LaForce, j. L.
Younger, Smith Crump and Otto
Senf.
City Attorney 7. j. Tydings ant
Marshall Edwards made an effort
to get the witness, Miller, from Hig
bee, but he was not served with tn,
attachment until after the tria
was over. Miller will have to an
swer to the police judge for con
tempt of court.
We might also mention that thi
s the first C onv ic t o
the city has had in years, if not the
first ever had in the city, for
violation of the Sunday liquo
law, and the fact that the liquo
was sold at the back door aud ol
Sunday was clearly established.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
Law Enforcement Endorsed.

Joplin, Mo-, Oct. Cat the
closing session of the State conven-
ton of the w. e. 4. U. which has
been in session here during the
week, the following resolution re-
garding the stand of Governor
Folk on the Sunday closing sa-
looms was adopted:
Resolved, That the Missouri W.
q. 7. u, which has ever stood for
law, order AID righteousness, indOr-
ses the action of Governor Folk
in enforcing the Sunday closing
law, which for years has been a
dead letter.
His faithfulness to duty has
turned toward him the eyes of our
nation and inspired Governors OF
other States to emulate his noble
example" "
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, who for a
number of years has been the
president of the Missouri w. CT,
U. was re. elected to the office this
afternoon, receiving Ill votes out
Of 11S which were cast. Mrs. Hoff
man made a touching speech of ac,
ceptance, pledging her best efforts
to the work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
A. H. T. A..
The State Meeting to Be Held in
Mexico.

The State Convention of the
Anti-Horse Thief Association is to
be held in Mexico Wednesday and
Thursday, October 1S and 10.
Eighty or ninety delegates will
be in attendance and a goodly
number of visitors.
The sessions of the convention
will be held in the Circuit Court
room.
The convention will be an inter
esting gathering, earnest and
brave men who represent an or
ganization which has dOue vol
umes for law and order in Mis-
souri,. The MESSAGE is glad the
State meeting is to be held in our
city, aud We stand ready to do our
part in making their stay here
pleasant and profitable.
The officers of the Audrain AS
sOciatiOn are:
ID. l.. Rogers, president.
Valentine Erdel, Jr., secretary.
The following committees were
appointed some time since to look
after the meeting here:
Committee on arrangements
WIN. G.. Atkins, Chairman.
d. l.. Rodgers.
Earl Cunningham.
Henry Kuukel.
|. Z. Dyer.
Reception committee
Frank James, Chairman.
Val Erdel.
Elmer Cunningham.
l.. G. Walker.
Jas. B Weaver.
Finance cOmmitte-
Earl Cunningham, Chairman.
Frank Erdel.
B. F. Crump.
Z. Ii. ShOup.
j. H. Davis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

j. r. Wilson, of near Santa Fe,
and two brothers, Joseph II. and
VIM. Wilson, aud John Mundy,
John Dashman and Roy Ferris Wis.,
tied the State Fair at Springfield,
ILL.,, last week. The big day, Thurs
day, there were $4,000 paid Odmis-
sions. b. w. Hale of this coun-
ty, also visited Illinois fair. He
bought aud shipped home two
prize winner Duroc Jersey hogs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
VANDlVER TO ACT
Trouble Gathering for the New
York Life.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. g.
Insurance Superintendent Vandi-
yer said tonight that he had found
a section Of the statues which gives
him the authority to drive any in
surance company from the state if
he finds it is not conducting its
business properly, without proceed
ing through the Attorney General
i'll the courts. The section referred
to is No. 1922 of the Revised
Statutes.
Unless the New York Life Insur-
ance Company removes its object
iOnable officers and makes restitu-
tiOn of the misappropriated funds
at once it is practically certain that
it will be shut out of the State of
Missouri by order of Mr.. VGndiv-
er.
Mr.. Vandiver says that he has
been watching the legislative in
quiry in New York and he is ready
to act whenever he thinks it advis-
able to do so.
That action will be taken by the
Missouri department is certain, but
the date of such action has not yet
been determined. 1t is probable
that when the order is issued thir-
ty days will be given the New
York Life in which to comply with
the order before the final order of
suspension is made.
Superintendent Vandiver tonight
gave out the following statements:
There are other companies
that may have to be dealt with be-
sides the New York Life, and,
therefore, think it is important
that whatever action is taken
should be carefully considered, SC
that consistency may mark the
treatment all the way through
THE New York Life does 6
large business in Missouri, having
collected last year in premiums
from policy holders in the STATE
50, ,4O5, ,293. OF course, whatever &C
tion is taken will affect only tn,
new business of the companies anC
can haye no bearing upon con
tract already issued, but it is evi
dent in dealingwith so important
subject there should benO hOsty o
ill.conceived action taken,
FIRST immediate revocation Of
the license.
Second, Temporary suspension o.
the company pending a futher in
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
Clark Favors Primary.


Bowling Green, Mo-, Sept 30.
Editor COLUMBIA HERALD:
fully endorse everything you
say in a recent editorial on the
subject of a senatorial primary.
have always been in favor of pri-
mary elections for all sorts of Of.
fees and am still in favor of them
1t seems to me that the nearer we
get and stay to the great body of the
people, the better off we are. The
Offices belong to the people and
they are amply able to dispose of
them to their own satisfaction. a
primary would reduce manipula.
ton and corruption to the mini
mum. 1t g,Yes to every man ,ihigh
and low, rich and poor, a cheap
aud expeditions way of expressing
his preference for nominees.
The enemies of primaries have
not only always asserted that they
would cost Il great deal but they
have, where they had their way,
tried to make them so expensive
that Il poor man would be shut
out. But my experience and OBJ
servatiOn teach me that there is no
reason why a candidacy before a
primary should be more expensive
than before convention. OF
course once in IL while dark
horse is nominated in a cOnven-
tion without any loss whatever to
him-another reason why there
should be no convention. To say
the dark horse is superior to the
avowed candidates is preposterous.
| am not only in favor of gener'
al primary for United States sena-
tor, but for all other Offices.
CHAMP CLARK.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

Canon Rowsley, on Saint Mar
tins, after describing good Saint
Martin, added;
Some of you, my friends, fol-
lowers of the gentle Christ, come
to worship, nay, come to the sup
per of our Lord, wearing egret'
plumes or 'ospreys' in your hats
and bOnnets. Do you realize that
this egret plume grows on the
birds back only at the time Of
nesting, and that to obtain one
such feather involves the cruel
death not only of the beautiful
white mother heron, but of the
whole nestful Of its nearly -fledged
off springl
What price to pay for the pleas
ure of an egret plume! What
travesty of religion to be able to
come into church decked with an
egret feather and sing in the words
of the Benedicte: 20 all We fowls
of the air, bless ye the Lord
praise Him and magnify Him for.
everH What mockery to kneel
at Holy Communion, take the sol.
dier's oath Of allegiance unto the
Lord-that gentle Lord of all COM
passion and mercy, that Lord who
said, Consider the fowls of the air!'
who told us that not sparrow
falls to the earth unregarded by
the Heavenly Father!"-Dumb
Animals.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
Seven Republicans R esign.

jefferson City, Oct, 6.-Gover
or Folk todav received the resig-
nation of Representative Land Of
Davies county. This is the seventh
Representative to resign since the
closing of the last legislative ses-
sion, all seven being Republican
members.
Should an extra session Of the
Legislature be called it would be
necessary to hold spectacle ections
in those counties. If tn Demo
Gratis should have Representatives
in all seven counties the House
would be Democratic,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

Frank Braden who owns a fine farm
down near Laddonia, offered the
place to a stranger who happened
along t h e o ther day at
$S5 an acre. Tue stranger went
in and rode all over the farm and
had Frank trembling for an hour,
but he didn't take it aud Frank
says he can't get it now for 500 an
acre--the farm suits him and he
doesn't want to sell it. The MES
SAGE editor was Cow boy" and
herded big fat steers over that
same land 38 years ago, when It
could not have been sold at one
dollar per acre.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

CALLAwAY. "A new telephone
line is being built to Fulton from
the territory northwest of Fulton.
r. q. Hale, school commits
sioner of Galloway, is holding de-
clamatory contests over the cOun-
ty. He will hold one in the latter
part of the winter in which be will
offer two gold medals aud two ell
yer medals to the winners.
Says the Fulton Gazette: Suit
has been filed in the circuit court
by Hillary Langtry, administrators,
of the estate of j, II. Penn, VS..
Mrs. Rose F, Penn to secure pos.
session of notes of the face value
of 81, ,725 aud gold coin amounting
to $240. The notes aud money
are the property found with a lot
of silverware in a tin box at the
Home Saving Bank after Penn had
committed suicide. The notes are
all either made payable to Mrs
Penn or are assigned to her.
The petition in the suit alleges
that the consideration for all ol
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

MONROE. Albert Henderson, of
near Santa Fe, spent last week at
Stoutsville.
VIM. JamCs,at Stoutsville, makes
hickory pipss--a thousand a day.
He finds Il good market for them.
The Appeal says; Miss Jessie
Smock of Paris has been elected
maid of honor to the carnival
queen at Mexico this week.
Paris is to have a big Woodmon
picnic Oct. 20.
The doctors of Paris have form
ed "a combine. The Appeal says
they have given the stork a
discOuraging jolt. They have set Il
scale of prices and solemuly de
cree that the arrival of twins must
be accompanied by a fee of $15.
Mrs. r. l.. Vowel of Monroe
county has captured II blue rib.
bons on her fancy poultry this fall.
Thomas Mitchell, near Ash, and
his little 4.year-old daughter were
on wagon loaded with coal, just
driving into the yard. The horses
too k fright and began to
plunge and the father was forced
to release his hold upon the child
and she fell to the ground and one
of the wheels passed over her head,
killing her instantly.
Paris, Mo-, October 5.-The
Monroe county Baptist association
closed its first ann ual meeting at
Salem today. Addresses were de-
livered by Rev. S. M. Brown of
Kansas City, Rev. Manly Breaker
of st. Louis, Rev. Dr. Less of Man
ly Breaklay, Burma; Rev. w, b.
Craig, of Paris, President Crouch OF
Lagrange college. At the afternoon
session 1925 was pledged for mis-
sion work in Monroe county. John
l.. Grisby of Paris was elected to
represent the association ON the La
grange college board. The next
meeting will be held at Strother
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

Any boy" says Bent Murdock,
who tumbles out of bed of morn
ings whistling or singing, who
does not forget to wash his hands
and face, and one who can put on
his clothes quickly, dance out to
his chores and returns to his
breakfast with a cheerful laugh
and a kind word for everybody;
who is willing to help his parents
without growing; who is kind to
his brothers and sisters; who has
something to do every day and
does it well, will IN a few years be
one of the big men of the cOmmu-
nifty in which he liyes".
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

NJ. N. Neill aud wife who went
to Fort Collins, Colo, last Noyem-
bsr, expecting to m axe their home
in that place, have returned to Au-
drain. E. w. Morris and the other
MissouriaDs of Fort Collins are
healthy and prospecting, but the
climate did not suit Mr., Neill at
all. His health gradually failed
while there and be is back to Mis-
souri, to remain. Glad to welcome
him am ong us again and hope that
he may soon recover his for.
mer health and strength.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

vestigation.
Third, for the Superintendent
to demand IA change of manage
ment and the refuuding of the is.
sued money, or both, giving the
company a reasonable time to com
ply with the demand, and if the de-
mand is not complied with, to put
in operation the first or second
method of procedure"
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12

Claude Morris, who was raised
down near Worcester, this county
now located at Helena, Mont, ex'
poets to be in Washington, D. c.,
the 21st inst, where he formerly
held a position in one of the de.
partments of the government, and
about the first of next month he
will make visit to his old home
in Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
ADJOINING AUDRAIN.

PIKE. Frank Esser at Louis
lana, a suffe Ter with tuberculosis of
the bone of the feet, had one leg
amputated just above the knee. AS
soon as he has sufficiently recover
ed from the shock he will have his
right foot cut open and the affected
bones removed, in the hope that
his limb may be saved.
The Farmers lub at
Clarksville is to hold n stock show
and farm product exhibition Nov.
|.
Special meetings at Louisiana,
Rev. F. Il. Oliver, evangelist, and
Prof. l.. F. Jones, of Cester, Iowa,
chOrister, closed last week, There
were about 400 professed conver-
sion, a collection of $3.50 was
raised the last evening. Evangel-
ist divers sermons abounded in
illustrations and were stepped in
the word of Godi lie was the
most uncompromls ing man ever
heard by a Louisiana audience. His
work Is of the lasting kind, ,founda-
tions deeply laid ,aud our neignbor
lug town is better, individual lives
are better, their churches are bet
ter, for this preaching Of the word
of God.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-12
Boy Charged With Murder.

Hannibal, Mo-, October 6.-The
grand jury in session this week
found an indictment for murder in
the first degree against Lewis
Lain, aged 1G, who, it is alleged,
some weeks ago caused Willie
Christian, aged 10 years, to be
burned to death. 1t is charged
that Lain threw gasoline on the
boy and then applied the lightcned
match to his clothing.