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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

Polo begins this afternoon at 8
o'clock, Tonight there will be q
polo dinner aud dance q. the Moaps
hotel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

The Office OF HE INDEPENDENT 10
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere.
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakea.
hFirst Goor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

Two wealthy PArsse', 10 their cos
tune, were through passengers 10
the Mongolia for home, having been
around the world.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

There will be a golf tournament
at the Wsialua hotel tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

Another big vaudeville program
will be put on at the Kslmuki zoo
tonight,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02
LoTS FOB SALE,

ON LOTS at Kalihi lE0zlOO ~,
nW back Of Kamehameha School
and Kalihi Road.
For fall particulars, inquire per-
sonally OF
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
at the Office OF N Fernandez, Mer
ebant ST, OF to n Fernandez.
l2A7f
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

Monday being holiday the
Honolulu library. except the reading
room. will be closed from / y m.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

ia Gilman, w w Hall and FIed
y Smith have resigned from the
Hawaii Promotion Committee.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

A pickup cricket match will be
played on the Makiki grounds this
afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEW 8.

TIE INDEPENDENT so cents per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

Telephone 1851 Blue. Postotfcs
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

On the premises OF tho Saniter
Steam Laundry Co., Ltd, between
South and Queen streets,
Tbs buildings are supplied with
hot and cold water and electric
lights. ATtesian water. Perfect
sanitation,
Fo7 particulars apply to
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On the premises, or at the offics
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02

The residence of Jas. II
Boyd at Manoa Valley is of
fered for Rent or Lease.
Possession can be given i'm
mediately.
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~ Parties wishing to disposed olIbs;
Properties.are inuiten TO call ouaus
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-09-02


!. LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
TIE INDEPENDENT so cents per
month.
There will be golf tournament
at the Wsialua hotel tomorrow.
Another big vaudeville program
will be put on at the Kslmuki zoo
tonight,
A. pickup cricket match will be
played on the Makiki grounds this
afternoon.
ia Gilman, W w Hall and Fed
y Smith have resigned from the
Hawaii Promotion Committee.
Monday being o holiday the
Honolulu library. except the reading
room. will be closed from l y m.
Polo begins this afternoon at 8
o'clock, Tonight there will be q
polo dinner aud dance si the Mosna
hotel.
/. Mu II Mckenzie was thrown
from her buggy, % q result Of col
lidiug with an ice wagon yesterday
aud badly bruised.
Rev @ Edwsrds, the new pastor
OF the Christian church, arrived in
the Mongolia. he was sccompan-
led by his wife aud 500.
Mr. SprAgue, for two years in
struetor at Berkeley, will have
charge OF the science department 10
the High School during the coming
term.
Two wealthy PArsses, 10 their cos
tune, we're through passengers IN
the Mongolia for home, having been
around the world.
In the Comprido divorce case, in
which the husband sued on the
ground Of cruelty, Judge DeBolt
yesterday refused to grant the petit.
ton.
The Office OF 1HE INDEPENDENT is
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere'
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakea.
AFirst soor.
Miss Rsmus, one OF Pete BaIron's
pupils, swan from the Healani boat
hJass TO the lighthouse and back
this morning, making excellent
speed.
Robert Wledsnssll. the Oldest
ttoNolhuh ooetohoty VI eHe ~ ~ -
10 here and will address the direct
oIs OF the local Association at Eugle-
eide on Monday evening.
Iwsquoi. a Japanese OF Keslis. has
been bound over by the United
States commissioner under $1,000
bail to answer to the charge OF
brewing beer without license.
Mrs Kaae has been Left by the
court In control OF the estate OF the
late Margaret v Carter After the
order was made Edgar Henriquss
fled a petition TO require a new
Sbond OF the eXscutrix.
NOT ooLLEoTIoH AGENCY.
rostoffioe Department Makes Good
Business Rule.
by yesterdays mail Postmaster
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
LAD WHO FELL FROM TREE
AIDED BY v. |. S. C. BOYS

There was short cruise around the
hay by tho L. S. Volunteer Life Saving
corp yesterday m capt Eleazer Ralph's
launch Naudy. tho craft touching at
Bristol and a Rocky Point. Commodore
LonEfellow was accompa Mod by cant. \.
T.. KAY. Roatswain AliN and mon from
tho Mark Rock. Coles Camp and Kir-
wins crews and ~ Bristol swimming
drill was enioyed near the naval reserve
wharf the buoy chain and rescue svms
hsing tried
The men carried their own dinners and
tho hot coffee was Welcome after tho cold
bath
A. Rocky Point short stop was made
and tho FIRST aid kit was called into play
for p hoy who had 2 2i- foot falI from =
tree near tho baseball grounds. Tho lad
George Collins, struck upon his head
causing several cuts that bled profusely
and he injured his back. He was rem
dered partly unconscious by the shock
md Dr. Harry Kimball OF Broad street
assisted by the volunteers patched the
lad up 80 he could he moved
u was feared that II he was sent home
ON the crowded cars he might faint or nc
hurt worse so no was taken on board tho
launch and put TO bed so TINT he was
very comfortable when Pawtuxet was
reached. His two boy friends were taken
along with him. Yesterdays trim will
probably cud tho cruising FOR this soa.
son bat the Friday night indoor drills M
Aborn street pool Will be- continued
through the winter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia AT Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
NATIONAL LEAGTE sTANnTNc
At THE RANGES

Al 2o0 yards tho best score OF tho day
AT the ranges on Saturday was a.. shot
by Private Peter Herbert. Company c..
Second Infantry The second best score
was 80. shot by Lieut. Col S. c. White.
Warren Artillery Some OF the best 200
yard scores madc were as follows: Pri-
vate Herbert Company c, Second In
fantrN' 2l p; Lieut.. Col. White. Warren
Artillery, 10, 20; Sergt Kelly, Company
Il Second Infantry. p: Commissarv
Sergt. Dean. Cavalry. rs. 20: Private
OConnor Company G. First Infantry. is.
20; Private Wild. United Train Of Artil-
lery. -, ~: seaman Watson. First Divi-
sion. Naval Battalion. 16 10. Private
Shawcross. Battery \. Light Artillery Il
IS, Sergt Carlson. Company r. Second
Infantry L. IS Private MAYNARD. Com
panN G, Second Infantry. l.. Is. HospitaI
Steward Buck, Naval Battalion Il Il.
Corp. Dennigan. Company &, Second In
fantry. H. IL: Sergt Ferry. Comnanv y
United Train ~ Artillery, Il. II. Private
shepard. Company F., Second Infantry.
H. IL; Private Wood, Company q. First
Infantry, Is. Is; Corp. Galington Com
pany 6, Second Infantry 16. Is: Private
Coffey. Company a, First Infantry. Is. T..
AZ 300 yards the best score OF the dav
was II, shot by Commissary Sergt. n
II. Dean, First Squadron Cavalry. The
second best score was Al shot by pri-
vate William a. Shawcross Battery A.
Light Artillery. Some OF the best 200
yard scores made were rs follows. Com
missary Sergt Dean. First Squadron Cav
airy. %. 81: Private Shawcross. battery
A, Light Artillery. 20. 2l. Hospital Ap-
prentice Buck. Naval Battalion. 10 %.
Lieut.. Col. White Warren Artillery. 10
20; Seaman Watson. First Division. Ma
val Battalion. IS. 10: Sergt Ferry. Com
pany B. United Train OF Artillery. Il On.
Private Cavanaugh, Company r.. Second
Infantry. rs. IS; Private Moore Companv
@. Second Infantry. H. rs. scrgt Reilly.
Company =. Second Infantry. IA. Is. prl-
vate O'Counor, Company g. First Tnran-
try. "a, 's. Private Maynard. Company y
Second Infantry. l3. Is: Private Banos
Company ". First Infantry. II. -: pri-
vafe AshbOurne. United Train OF ArtIl-
lery. ls ~. sergt Carlson. COMPANY r
Second Infantry. is i1. Private Wood.
Company q. First Infantry. II. IL. Pri-
vate Coffor. Company A. First Infantry.
g. T.. Private Brosiel. Company g. sec-
ond lrfsntrg is f.. Private Finlev
company 4. Second Infantry =. H.. pri-
vate Shepard, COMPANY T.. Second rnfsn-
irN Is. i5 Private Dale Company e.,
First rnfantry. IT, is. corr. Csillnston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

retiring Audubon Boy to the stud. the
Acknowledged king OF PAGERS and hopes
To accomplish this AZ ReadVille tomor-
row. He has absolute confidence I'm his
horse, and is cocksure that he will beat
l:5S
The STALLION is in splendid shape for a
supreme effort. and there will not be a
repetition OF the fiasoo on the part Of
the prOmpter which spoiled both his and
Sweet marie trials I'm the previous ex-
be paced by the famous pacemaker Mike
the Tramp, who has paced many famous
trotterS ana PAGERS, can run mile in
ESQ and knows the game thoroughly
Now that the Memphis meeting has been
given mp, Audubon Boy and Sweet Marie
have but sCant time I'm which 10 accom-
pliSh the record breaking feats that their
owners have set for them. II can SAT- ~
be said that both Gatcomb and Mcdonald
VIII leave no stone unturncd TO make to-
niorrows trials successful.
This week the BroCton fair then two
weeks OF New England circuit racing at
Dover y. H.. and then the New England
horses VIII either go into retirement for
snow path brigade. Secretary IIitchings
has received a splendid entry for the
Dover meeting. and the Indications are
that the 'overcoat' meeting at Granite
State park will be the last call for oat
money and the boys will all be hustling
!or part Of the purse
The grand circuit OF 1905 ended with
the close OF the meeting at Oakley park.
Cincinnati, last week. though To all in
tents and purposes the meeting which
opens at Lexington tomorrow is a mem
ber Of the big line" The Lexington
association. however. declined 10 20 into
the grand circuit organization. The Mem
phis meeting. which was 10 have closed
the circuit, October Is to q. having been
declared off this years grand circuit Is
q matter OF history.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
DUCK PIN MEETING

The sixth regular meeting of tho Ma
tional Duck Pin Association was held AT
10 o'clock yesterday morning at tho Hotel
Dorrancc. rs members being present,
President s. \. Bcsser presiding
The committee on new league pins re-
ported progress The committee on plav-
ing rules and bylaws reported that the
books would be mailed 10 each member
0f the association.
\ motion made by Mr. Fitzpatrick OF
South Providence. that the best pins now
available be used Tor the opening games
of the leagues until the new pins are re-
ceivcd was passed unanimously
Mr. Baxter % the Infantry Hall alleys
brought up tho question ~ n player roll
Ing under different names in two leagues.
and after a general discussion the mat
tor VAS le't over until tho next meeting
Two new members Vere admitted m tho
association. after which adjournment VAS
taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
BROWN MADE GOOD SHOWING

The showing OF the Brown university
team on Saturday against New Hampshire
state college while satisfa ctory was no,
the best that might have been made
owing 10 the poor work In the last half of
tho game.
This was I'm a way due To the poor
work Of tho second set OF MEN whom
Coach Robinson sent into the play with
the team that went into the game during
the first half IL was shown that Brown has
AZ least one fun good team and the MAX
ing Of a second, though there Is much
work to he done
OF the ends the first set composed Of
Russ. captain, and Pryor handled every
play properly and neither Of them allowed
himself 70 he boxed i'm. Hazard showed
a continue weakness and allowed many
gains around his side Of the line
Conklin Al centre showed that he had
p him the ability 10 MI tho shoes OF Iron
Joe Golfer but the second set Of guards
did not support him as they might have
done Ayler and McPhee showed lack
Of experience IN the positions and the
former. when he would break through the
opponents line did not aid at all times
the runner by pulling him through.
Almost ali the gains OF tho New Hamp-
shire men during the second half were
made either around the ends or between
Of the opponents were OF such nature as
to provide Rackle swith but little chance
10 show what hcadwork he could use under
difficulty.
Whenever there was chance he proved
TO be header than Schwartz and cooler
under fire. He is a little light for the po-
sition but when the runner has escaped
the ends he is sure in tacking and al
ways had his man. Schwartz is fllns
tho bill well and il will be toss-up from
now 20 the end of tho season between
these two men. The best man on tho
team aside from the find of tho season
in Adams and Capt Russ is Weikert He
showed himself to he tho host ground
Ea ner during the Eam mo and always played
hard
The team as whole has 10 he drilled
from now on IN charging low especially
tho new mon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
AMONG THE BOXERS

once again the Douglas club will he
under the management Of now officials
In to tho show of last week Jack Leon
ard was doing tho matchmaking. For last
weeks show Rill Crowley made the
matches. and that he was not success
is proved hy the fact that hereafter
Billy Pierce will handle the job. Tho
club was renovated and put I'm very good
shane for the opening last Friday night
But the mistake was that one fighter
who was introduced as Jack pormsn Of
New York turned ont to bo Jack Roller.
a fourth or ffth rater. II was not until
Friday morning when Tho Herald OK
clusivelv announced this fact that those
who saw the show knew they had been
duped
That the action OF allowing Roller 70
box when Dorman was billed was not 10
the liking Of the club management is
shown by the fact that the matchmaker
has been changed.
There will hereafter be two meetings
each week at the Douglas club. one on
Monday. beginning one week from to-
night. when the more important bouts
will he held aud the other on Friday
nights. beginning this week. when the as.
sessment will be cut one-haH
Just now the new matchmaker Is busy
searching for q man 10 box ono OF the
local men. probably Matte Baldwin Of
Charlestowu. ON Friday night Matte is
having q winning streak and Is ono Of
tho fcw fighters I'm these parts who is
thought enough of 10 get matches.
There Is possibility OF Mattv boxing
Phil Logan OF Philadelphia Baldwin got
the decision over Tucker last Friday on n
foul after whipping the New Yorker
pretty hard Now Tucker and Logan
fight in Philadelphia tonight. and II Lo-
gan does ss we'll against Tucker as Bald
win did. nc VIII probably be- given n
chance Tor tho meeting Friday night
4 number " other very Interesting
bouts arc also billed tho veek and
on account ~ the return 30 the ling 81
Joe Walcott the week Will he ~ qulte
deal ~ interest u is long while sine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
AMONG THE HORSES

Audubon Boy Il Sai,) and Sweet Marie
Eopal Will make another attempt 20 boa
tnoir reccrds a. the Readville track 70.
morrow afternoon " the weather con.
di;ions are favorable and tho track rs N
eOcd sr6p' both have more than an eve Z
chance 10 accomplish the task set them
IL II were not for the bad showing which
both made I'm the trials AT Philadelphia
last week there would not h a doubt I'm
any horseman's mind that both trials
would be successful
The splendid performance AZ Audubon
cord OF Star Pointer. left not n bit Of
doubt as 10 his ability TO beat his own
and Star Pointers record az any time
when he has even a fair day and track
for the trial Audubon Boys Readville
trial was badly rated In the first place
and the pace making vas worse thpu
none az all The blame for tho stations 8
his owner and driver. Dccently rated he
would have beaten the record that day
even without pace
When Audubon Boy was pulled no at
the half. after making n break. On his
Philadelphia trial and did not make
another trial. great many hOrscmeu
throughout the country Jumped to the
conclusion that the great PAGER had
broken down. hut this was not the case.
When he made the break Audubon Boy
cat one of his legs. just above the knee.
lightly. Just uickug hit Of skin from
the leg The injury did not amount TO
anything or cause the horse 10 go lame.
grades Of Belmont track we're not suit
ed 20 tho stallion. and his owncr wisely
decided not 10 make q second trial aud
tun tht risk ~ another mistake and pos
-ihle serious Injury 30 the great side
wheeler. Gstcomh has his heart set upon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

Joe has boxed. owing 10 the injury TO his
hand. but he claims that this has healed
sufficiently 10 allow him free use OF II.
and on Saturday night VIII use IT on
George Cole I'm Philadelphia. Joe has GER
tainly picked out nothing easy for his
first fight for Cole is an especially hard
man and makes good game for any man.
on Friday night Jimmy Briggs OF Chel-
sea is billed for battle with Kid Goffey
OF Brooklyn I'm Lawrence This pair have
already mot n number OF times. and are
sure 10 put up good game.
one OF the most interesting bouts Of
the week however is that booked for
Wednesday night in Philadelphia. be-
tween Young Erne and Abe Attell.
These two rank very near the top OF the
lightweight class IN this country. II not
ia tho world. and. barring Rafting Mel.
son or Jimmy Britt. probably have few
masters At tho game
Attell is. without p doubt ms speedy
shfty and hard-hitting a man as Is row
in the East His ring generalship is truly
wonderful
The greater part OF Erne's ring work
has been done i'm philadelphia. and i'm
those bouts he has shown that he is
lightweight Of the first water The pair
have already met three times. and when
thoy meet this week each will strive for
n decisive win.
Bouts scheduled
TONIGHT.
Rouse O'Brien vs.. Eddie Harrigan at
Portland. Me
Chick Tucker vs Phil Logan at Phila-
delphia.
Dave Dcshler VS.. George Ashley at Web
stpr
Tommic Tcltz vs. Jimmie Devine at
Allentown Pa.
Jimmy Briggs vs. Terry Martin AZ
Thornton. r.
Tony Goigher vs.. Mitchell Levy AT Bal
timorc.
TUESDAY
Harry ScroggS VS.. Kid Gilbert AZ High
landtown. Md.
WEDNESDAY
Young Erne vs. Abe Attoll At Philadci.
phia.
THURSDAY.
Morgan williams VS. Terry Mustain AZ
Douglas. Wyo.
Jim Trimble v'. Dave Barry At san
Diego cal.
Matte Baldwin vs Tommie Quiz A.
North Abingdon.
FRIDAY
Arthur cote vs. BARLEY Connolly AZ
Augusta. Nc
Young Mahouey We. Hugo Kelly a. MI
waukee
Tony Moran vs Jimmie Grove AZ coln',.
Cal
Kid Stein vs. Joe Tipman az Baltimore
Jimmy Briggs vs. Kid Coffey at Law
renee.
SATURDAY.
Joe W alcott vs. George Cole az Phila-
delphia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
MATINEE RACES ANNOUNCED

The card Of events for the ma tinee
driving meeting 10 be held at Narragan-
sett park on oct. IA has been announced
by William T. Parker the manag ger Of
the meeting. There is a match race be-
tween John Munroe's little bay mare
Coasterine and Fred Teulls Grey Jim.
The event Is to be for cup 10 be offered
by Mr.. Parker. and incidentally the owners
OF the horses are making a little wager
on the side as TO which horse will win
Grey Jim has a mark Of 2:15i.. while
little Coasterine has a mark about seven
seconds slower Coasterne showed what
she could do on the ice last winter. and
is thought very well OF to win the match,
Grey Jim is not I'm the condition he was
when he raced Dr. j. u. Reilly's Wau-
keena and was defeated after putting up
fairly good fight For this rea son many
are OF the opinion that Coasterine VIII
win
The regular card for the day will be Of
thee races. two Tor 500 purses. and the
third for 100 bushels Of oats The en-
tries 10 these events close on Oct. 2. The
first race named by Mr. Parker is 2:1s
pace. the second a mixed class. in which
horses eligible TO the gel trot or pace
may start. The oat race. called. is for
e:s5 class trctters and PAGERS. and should
furnish some fun.
All Of the races will be half mile events.
with best three I'm FIVE 10 win, and the
place OF holding the races. instead OF
being on the half-milc ring. will be from
the half-mne pole on the backstretch to
tho wire This Is done because of the
fact that there may he n number Of horses
not I'm training who are not used 10 tho
sharp curves Of tho half-mile course and
would do much better on the long turn
20 the stretch and then have full quar=
ter nearly Of a straishtaway y. 7. --.
rules arc TO govern the meeting. but hop
pics may be used The events arc filling
rapidly and the outlook Is bright for
good meeting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

In the double-header the Giants clinch-
cd the National League championship by
winning the first game in as dramatic a
finish as was ever seen on the local lot.
Forced 10 play ten innings, the Giants
bad scored I'm their half OF the extra in
ming on a three-bagger. which came 20
Bertcs because Seymour lost the ball I'm
the sun. In the Reds half. two were out
and Barry was ou second when Stein
fcldt was called to bat for Nowery lie
responded with a beautiful line drive
that looked like a home run. but Mertes
made phenomenal running catch and
the side was out. Mertes great catch
made sure the championship beyond all
possibility The second game the Reds
took IN five innings on account OF dark
ness Attendance 1900. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

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Druggists In every part Of the world
Twenty hve cents bottlA he sure nd
ask for Mrs winslor's sooshing syrup"
and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
MURDERER
DIED IN
PRISON

Albert Dixon died at the state prison
old
He was committed TO that institution
on July Il. 1902. to serve a life sentence
for feloniously killing and staying Amos
H. Perrin.
This murder was committed on a farm
lying between Tarkiln and Glendale in
Burrilvile. and was one Of the many
tragedies which have occurred In that
part Of the state, growing out OF lcen-
tiousness. such as the swapping Of
wives ca and the appropriate Of para
mours and coucuhnes
The principals I'm this particular tragedy
resided on the John Paine place. each oc-
Julia Rankin had been Dixons house
keeper and Perrin was paving marked
attentions 10 her, which aroused the ire
of the Younger man.
ON Sunday. March is 1912. Perrin. Dixon
and the Reynolds woman were in DiXons
part Of the house.
All had been drinking freely. when
Dixon discovered that Perrin was taking
liberties with his woman
Dixon ordered Perrin 10 leave the house,
hut when Perrin oheyed the Rankin wo-
man went with him.
Dixon followed and found them near a
woodpile. a few words were exchanged.
Dixon struck Perrin with his fst. Perrin
returned the blow with an umbrella and
then came tho tragedy.
Tho infuriated man ran into the house.
armed himself with an axe and, returning
to the yard swung one blow and split
open perrir's head.
Terrible as was the wound Perrin did
not die until after reaching the Rhode
Island Hospital ON the following day
Dixon made no attempt to escape. tie
was tried quickly found guilty and went
tu prison 10 end his NE
lie was q stole. never made e CONF
plaint and never violated an Institutional
rule
stomach trouble developed. followed by
cntcric fever and chronic vslvular disease
of the heart produced fatal exhaustion
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