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ON OIL PRODUCTION.
Garfield Satisfied His lnvestioatio,
Viii Bear Fruit.

Washington, May 13.-Secretarv Met
cafe, OF the department of
ana labor, and James r. Garfield. com
missioner OF corporations, who has re-
west regarding the production of oil
had \ long conference yesterday re-
Sarding the subject.
Mr.. Garfield said hat in each oil
field he visited he left capable agents
VINO are working out the details neces-
sary to the complete inquiry. He feels
assured that no element row exists in
vorably the prosperity OF the oil indua-
TT IN kansa Or in other fields.
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incomplete List of Dead,

''SN'''HhSNS 10 VI OSGO.
At / o'clock this afternoon it was
known that close to 100 persons We're
The injured will number per-
haps 200. The known dead:
MRS. BnCkWORTH.
FRED CRUMP.
HENRY mozart.
TWO FESSENDER CHILDREN.
CHARLES STUTGILI..
MRS. GEORGE DAVIS.
MRS. COLONEL WILLIAMSON.
MRS. MURPHY.
RUSSELL BuISIcR.
JAMES mozart.
MRS. HUDSON.
ADA WIGIY.
PROFESSOR HUBBARD. WIFE,
FATHER. MOTHER AND TWO Chill
DREN.
n. w. II. FESSENDER AND WIFE.
VAN BUSkIRk.
MIR. KEENAN,.
DONOVAN.
TWO HUDSON CHILDREN, BOY
AND Girl.
HAROLD GARTrN.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, ppo
to be Mrs. O. Davis.
l.. G. JONES. WIFE AND BABY.
MISS TESSENDER.
GEORGE BAILEY.
G.. n. BARNES.
GEORGE DAVIS AND CHILD.
MARY JOHNSON.
JOHNSON BOY.
GLADYS CROOK.
MORRIS COOK, JR.
INFANT CROOK.
MRS. FANNIE RiIDWICf.
MRS. BIGGS.
Many other bodies are unidentified.
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STORY OF EYE WITNESSES.
Passengers on First Train from Snyder
Tell Tale of Destruction,

Vernon, Tex, May 13.-Ihe first
train from Snyder since the torndao
struck that own arrived here. Pas
sengers of the train gave the CORE
Sponlent of the Associated Press n
story of fearful loss Of life and de-
sSt"uction OF property.
Snyder is about a mile square. The
tornado struck the town just Il lit
Tie west of the southwest corner of the
township. It's pathway was about half
n mile wide, n in this strip there is
not a vestige OF anything left. and in
places he ground is literally plowed
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SHERIFF SHOOTS MAN.
Who Resists Arrest 1.
Killed by Sheriff, and Pal is
ArreS}od

st. Paul. Mimi. May 15.-Near Ha-
vaia, Mimi. this morning Sheriff
Chambers of Steele county shot and
killed an unknown robber and arrest
ed his pal. a few hours before the
two mel. had held up and robbed a
farmer OF SA0o. The farmer was near
O~Watonna, where he went and noti-
tied the sheriff. Together they boarded
an OUTGOING train for Havana. When
the train pulled in the farmer recog-
nized the robbers. The latter ran, but
We're caught by bystandars. One rob-
Der gave fight and the sheriff shot
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JUST AS HIGHER UP.
Clerk for the Equitable Does a Fren
zied Stunt, but Gets Arrested
Without Deiav

New York. May 13.-Emil II. Neumir
a clerk employed by the Equitable Life
Assurance society, and Thomas Lob
ley. jr., Who lives in this city, have
been arrested. Samuel Lobby is
charged with fraudulently obtaining a
$4,000 loan on a policy alleged to have
been stoen from thu socie US vault.
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Dearce of Honor Officers.

Cedar Rapids. Ia. May 1o.-The De-
gree of Honor reelected Mrs. Carrie
Morcombe OF Cedar Rapids to be grant
chief, Mrs. Shryock of Burlington, re-
corder: Mrs. Deets of Des Moines. re-
ceiver: Mrs. Mollie Wiles of Muscatine,
lady Of honor: Mrs. katherine Chap
of Perry. chief , ceremonies.
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MAY TRY RETALIATION.
If the United States Adopts New Ex-
c%Iusicn Law Chinese Will Soy
entt An,arin,
colt America.

Shanghai. May IA large and in
fluential meeting of Chinese merchants
held here today protested vigorously
against the proposed new Chinese ex-
clusion treaty recently discussed in the
United States. 1t was unanimously
decided to boycott American goods un.
til the terms of the proposed treaty are
modified.
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men We're cut and shot. The injured
We're:
Joseph Stewart, colored. shot In the
right leg.
face, hands and head cut.
Ed Hubbard, cut in the right check.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
Woman After Being Unconscious Man,
Hours from Wound Gives Birth
"a Child

Oskaloosa. Ia. May l5.-Mrs. William
Darby. mysteriously shot in the head
at Hooking Monday. and unconscious
ever since. gave birth to a daughter to-
day. The child is perfect. Any similar
o~ccurrance Is unknown to science.
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Pathetic Scenes.

Pathos iadesc.iha-!e characterized
the scenes about the wreck. Husbands
separated from wives. little children
bereft OF their parents. sought friends
among the dead and dying. Among the
passengers We're many OF prominence
Mr.. and Mrs. Tindell. the latter a
daughter OF Senate Knox; Mrs. AL
bert j. Barr and two daughters. Of the
family of the editor of the pit,sburr
Post. we'e among those slightly in.
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Kansas City, May ia special to
the Star from Oklahoma City states
that every house in Snyder. with the
exception of Two. was destroyed. 1t is
estimated 200 persons We're killed and
500 injured.
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Hobart, Okla, May ia train
reached here d, 1880 o'clock from shy
der. ~Seventy-five dead had been found.
and twenty-five We're known to be
fatally injured.
Fire broke out following the storm
and consumed one business block. Fifty
freight cars We're reduced to kindliMg
wood. The railroad tracks We're torn
up for blocks. Hundreds of people are
pouring into Snyder to aid the suffer-
erS.
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Srrcator, ILL.,, May ia tornado
struck here shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning. tearing down trees and barns.
No one vas inquired.
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Oklahoma City. okla. May 1l.-Ten
undcrtakers who We're attending the
funeral directors convention left here
This morning With a carload of caskets
for SMLder.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
E'icS F:cL.mS.

The nixing house, OF upper punch
Ing" deparGmsnt, Of the Dupont pow.
der mills, l,cased ei2hI miles north Of
Birmingham, Ala, blew up Wednes-
Gay morning AID five nea met a hor-
rb;e dea.h. TIE explosion vas heard
for Is miles. Tne man Nilo were kill
sd were TN oloyed IN tle mixing de-
parsmen5, aud W2ila in has been the
rule rot to aiiog Euch powder or dy-
rami5e il th:se sepe1aIe looons, there
was enough to blow the building 1lao
smi6Serssnes. Parts OF che bodies
were fouad in tree tops quarter OF a
mile away from the scen7 of the e1-
oiOsiOn,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Can'c handle skunk Skins.

a man can not sell polecat SKINS and
deliver the United States mail from
the same wagon at the same time
without getting in trouble with the
PostoeRce Department. This was es
tablished when MI. DeGraw, the
fourth assistant postmaster general,
received complaint from a farmer
living at Little Hooking, Washington
county, Oaio, who declares that the
rural free delivery carrier who brings
his letters and newspapers disposes o.
polecat skins as side line. The COM
plalnant further says that bis letters
and newspapers e1ude verV disagree
able odor as result Of this contact
with the skins, and that he thinks
the department should make the car.
rier cut out the side line OF resign
from the government service. The
rules Of the department allow a 1ufal
carrier to carry on other business, pro
vided it does not interfere with his
deliveries, and MI. De Cav Is tryir
to figure out whether tais Is a suff1'
clent Interference"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
JEWELS SAVED BY DREAM.
Salesman Woke Up in Time to Frieh
ten Burglar Away.

ten Burglar away.
Louis Popkin, a jsTelry salesman
OF Kansas City arrived in New York
four days ago, with 81, 300 which be
carried In a belt around bis waist, and
a satchel, which he s.ys contains sl1,
900 worth OF samples. He hired a
room in the boarding house
at l42 Clinton street, and made no
secret OF the treasures he carried. At
night when he went to bed, he put
the belt under the pillow and the sat
chel under the bed.
Ea=ly Thursday morning, as Pep
kin described it afte1Ward, be bad
terrible dream. He thought the
house was revolving around, while a
fierce tornado ragged without. Then
suddenly the roof caved in, and he
woke up just In time to see a man
cropping under the bed. The burglar
fed, ana Popkin quickly placed his
naads under tee pillow and found
shat 5ne b lit was gone. Ha rao do Nd
the stairs in bis night cloths, but the
burglar was nowhere il sight when
he reached the street.
H. found a policeman al the next
oornar, a1d Waen taey went back to
Investigate they founo money S5re"n
II ths nails and on the stair7ays
izaIils to P okin's room. Tney
gasne:ed 10 81, 800, which the burg
;ar must have dropped oua Of the oelt
ss be ran. Tne satcnel was safe.
Max Adler, O; 1853 B:ooms street. was
subs q1ant!y arrested Oh suspicion OF
being the thief.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
NaRrr Chi;d Burned.

The Columbia says State Matilda
Carr, a little eol&red girl six years Old,
was burned so seriously Monday night
that she died Tuesday. The circum
starces were such that at first sus-
piclon rested on a negro woman who
lives in tue same house, but at the
coroners II quest held Wedpesda, night
the facts O. brought out indicate that
the affsir was an accident. The CHILD
lived with her father, JOIN Carr, just
aorth Of che old race track Oh E n
wool avenue She and others were
playing in the fire and throwing pa.
per into the fines. In s0me way her
dress caught and before the Others
c. u'i stop her sha ran screaming into
the field nearby. The burDiDg dress
communicated the flames to t; broom
sedge and it was impossible to rescue
the child from the ceaGh that envsl-
oped her. Sac fingered but short
sine her BODY having been charred In
n1a:,es
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Death Liss OF Lakes.

According to figures complied by
the Lske Marine News bureau, the
death list on the Graet Lakes during
the season now closing has been the
heaviest Of any year since big steel
vessels began to be used on the lakes.
a total of 2l5 lives were lost. Ol
these, ll6 were lost during the three
great storms Of this fall. The remain.
ing 80 were lost by falling overheard
and like causes. During the season OF
1904 only 40 lives were lost on the
Great Lakes, this being the smallest
loss Oh record, and only two OF these
we're due to shiwrscks. Lake.Erie,
which led the list Of dead for a mum.
OF years, this season gave place to Lake
Superior, where e5 sailors were lost, a:
compared with 40 for Lake Erie, 81
for Lake Huron, Is for Lake Mich1'
gan, 10 for Lake Ontario, IL for the
Detroit and 81. Clair river passage,
and s for the 500 passage.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Junee Gary's Aolp-Up.

The Columbia Rscord says; Will
a. league, white man WAS arrested
asst night in the mill village By Officer
Knox, on q warrant sworn OUT by q
W. and J. J. Holloway, on the charge
OF robbing Judge Ernest Gary some
tue ago. 1t wi! be recalled th3t
some time ago Teagus was arrested
Tor participating in a cutting atfcay
and at the tine the police suspected
him Of completely In this hold-up. q
chain found in his ross ssiol va
shown Judge Gary, but it could not be
identified aud ne was not held on t61s
charge. league claims that vii
Meetze, another white nan low IN Jai
on the charge Of rob5ing g cfurkeI
man, knows something CT the hold
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Refused TO dairy der.

Miss A. Chafse Drake, WHO Claims
to be a wealthy young woman OF
Hendefsonville, N c., arrived In
Chester, Pa, Thursday night after
coming one thousand miles from F>r-
nandzz, F.a., to become tne bride OF
Hawkes. S. Thomson, youth OF
eighteen years ct age, who cana 10
Chester two months ago from florida
After the woman arrived In the c;tY,
ner intended husband refused to have
anything to do with her, statirg that
his people would not allow him to
marry. Miss Drake went 10 a local
boarding house, and although she
made every effort to interview the
Young man, sne was refused admit
tance to the house Of bis aunt, Mrs
Thomas a. Divers, where. he IS
stopping. Thomson says he never
intended marrying the woman.
Miss Drake is thirty FIVE years OF age
beautiful and very rsfned and educa-
ted. Sne has telegrams and lea6ers
from Thompson asking her to come
here to be married.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
preston cf regr;t st the proc .edings.

preston cf regret st the proc 'edingS.
Mr.. Lamar a. orce appealed fc1
recoguitlun, as did Mr.. Siackelfosd.
Mr. L:me- was Eecogrz q for is
minutes. He spoke with feeling and
charged that the minority leader had
called the rate caucus Of last session
because be wss angry at being turned
down by his colleagues on the Niles
amendment. 1T was not a caucus,
it vas a geld brick" he said.
Mr.. Williams cautioned Mr.. La.
mar ITO prevent unpleasant things
from happening" saying the gentle
man is Dol permitted to use insulting
language on the floor OF this house"
Mr.. Lamar referred to letter OF
criticism OF Mr.. Hearst by Mr.. VIII
liams. The latter denied the criticism.
Mr.. Sha -kelford was recognized and
reviewed the history Of rate legisla-
tion.
Mr.. Saackleford said be was glad
to see President Roosevelt e his mes-
sage had come around to the Hearst
bill"
He inveighed against bosses" and
boss rule. +"
Mr.. William7 said be had had
enough ard did not desire to reply.
The past bad gone. he looked TO the
future and believed that this year
there would be found six d Gratis
on q committee which would agree.
BE was tired OF discGrl. I'VE are re-
presented now in all the funny papers
OF the cornty IS donkey.
THE trouble is," he cnnt!r uod turn
ing to tie E publican side OF the
chamber, that the people OF the
counsry are tired Of ycu and afraid OF
us and it is partially on account OF
such things as happened here this
morning that 1T is afraid Ct U.s." The
Dem ocratic party, Mr. Williams said
aould vote fol Republican rate bill
II T. c ,ntained power to name a sub
stitute rate to put and keep it in foice
and to regulate private car lines and
other abuses.
The house adjourned until Wed
nerday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Shot at the Sultan.

One OF the chief officers Of the A.
banian budyRuard Of Abdul Eamid,
Sultan, has arrived at Geneva, Switz
erland, as fugitive from Constantine
pie. He says serious affair occurred
several nights ago in the palace be-
tween members OF the bodygaurd
The sultan rushed to the scane anc
some one in the crowd ired at the
sultan, but the bullet was d.f >ctel
from the body by coat Of mali which
he always wears. The sultan at once
returned to his rooms and threatened
punishment OF all officers. The ttt1cel
who reached here says he fed immedi
ately after the scene was enacted, anc
ne does not know what became OF ths
other men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Who Killed Him.

The correspondent of the Evening
STANDARD at Vlrenea wires that news
received from Novesta, Russia, says
that assassination OF General Sakarog
was by a blacksmith disguised as
woman. He pretended to be deaf ard
dumb in order to reach Sakaharcf
1t Is said that after he was captured
the assassin was freed by the reY0ln'
s!onists and sent across the frontier
toward Novselita.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20

thipe else l will resign" This he did
10 ard refu;ed 10 withdraw eespite
the urgirg OF Col. Morgan, who &C
c0rdiog rad him c urt.martialed.
Ga5eral Orders No. ]18. dated
War Department., Adjutant Gener.
ais Otfi; %, Washington, March 24th,
1854" gives an account Of the trial.
1t was during general rt-martial
which was convened ct Fort Taylor,
March % 1863, Major W. 81. Gansier,
475h Pennsy lvania Volunteers, pres d
ing. Capt. Smyths was arrsigned
aDd tried on three different charges,
nc:udiHg five Specifications, alleging
ihat he participated in a mutinous
meeting, which did not attempt to
suppress, which did not inform his
commanding tffssr Of, that rendered
nis resignation at critical time, and
refused 10 withdraw it when urged.
BE was found mot guilty" OF all
charges and sps ei6cations save the
first specification OF charge three (not-
withdrawing his resignation wien
asked by bis superior ofdcer), the re-
port on this future being Guilty e1
cept the words insist upon it's being
forwarded at a time when there were
apprehensions Of general resistance
20 tie execution OF an order from
headquarters OF the Department OF
the South.'
The following is the verdict: And
the court being Of the opinion that
there vas no criminality, does there
fore acquit him.; Cspt Smythe was
later retnsta:ed to his old c ;mnand.
It is interesting to note that as q
result Of this cruelty Col. Morgan was
removed from N nand Of the post.
"Oh;ial Records Of Union and Con.
fedeTate Navies, Series !. volume II,
page 376," contains a copy OF the
order and a request for Morgan's re-
moyal on account Of its inhuanity by
Rear Admiral Theodore Bailey, COM
nanding the Eastern Cult blockading
:C uadron.-Augusta Chronicle.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Col, VIM. SanKS.

TIE Columbia Record says M. W.
G.. Smith, Of OrAngebu-g, fornac!y a
lieu5ensn5 col ,n.l OF the staff u CAV
error Hayward. has been pr noted 70
position u commissary geaeral TO hil
une piacs mad. yacaa5 by tne des5h
Of Hon. Aitanon5 Moses. MI. VIII
liam BaaEs, Of Colunoia has osea
appointed lieu5enanI coloasi 10 Nj.
Smiths place.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
YubAccO Men Fi2ht

The tobacco factory at Eikton. KY.
owned by Mrs. NJ. B. Penyck and op-
eratad by the American Snuff com
pany, was blown up By dynamite ear
ly Tuesday morning There was no
loss Of life, but the damage to to the
factory is complete. There was 20 in
surance on the plant as the Insurance
COMPANY had only few days ago eau
celled thu policy, owing to the excite
nent occasicned in this locality by
the tactics CT some tobacco gro~srs.
The force OF the e1pl Sims was felt
for long distance. Several houses IN
the vicinity were damaged as was the
6ennti
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Steamer Ashore.

The Belgian steamer Antigoon,
lumber laden, from Mobile for Lar
ochelle, Franco weaI ashore on reef
near the Little Island lie saving
station ct O'CLOCK Friday morning
and is in a perious position Life
savers are taking the crew of in a
oIeeches buoy. The coast storm con-
tinuss this a:tsraoon and tae gov
eminent life savers are having great
officially in saving sas crew from the
Au,lxo3n. Taus Tar only five OF tbs
rev lave been rescued. Il is sup
posed unaJ fifteen or sixteen lives yet
on the snip are u great daa-
o.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
The Ofioers Elected for the Ensuin
Year at Charleston.

The OH oerE Elected tor the Ensu1I
Year at Charleston.
The following are the newly elected
officers OF the Masonic grand lodge.
Grand master, T. E Harrisa3. Aobs
vile; deputy grand master, j. l.
Niche, Darlington; senior grand war
dar, James R. Johnson, Charleston
junior grand warden, Geo. S Mower
Newberry; grand treasurer, thinner
man Davis, Charleston; grand secets
~, Charles S. Inglesby, Columbia
grand chaplain, W. P. Smith, Spar
5enburg; senior grand descons, J P
Duckett, Anderson, and F. Z, Nor,
row, Atbsville; junior grand oeacous
II. Il Sandifer, Rock Hill, and G. q
Roper, Laurens; grand stewards, J.
W. Rodgers, Darlington, ano J w
Roberts. G1eenville, grand MARSHALL
John Ksnnerly, CGkkestury; granc
pu,suivant, W. T. Williams, LlDcas
ter; grand tiler, W A. Wlnkler,
Charleston; district deputy grsnc
masters, W. G.. MaZgck, Charleston
S q. Rodgers, Beaufort; r. A. Gyle,
BlacAv IL; ". A. G9los, Granltevi:le
B. E. Nichols %, Egg field; &. A,
Go: er. L.urels; B F. Shirley, R b.
er:s; J. q. Bryan, Ns~ry; a. S. R1S'
ell, Piedmont; B. B B shop, Imam;
G. Y. Hunter, Prosperity; L G. Har
rison, Lancaster; J. E Mcdonald
WinDsboro; W. G. Davis, Manning
J. Harlestoa Read, Georgto So; W E
Janas, Darlipgttp; J. C. Sellers, Lat,
ts; W. L. Gaze, Ocsngeburg. The
delegates and Ifhcsrs OF the granc
iodss we're given a har5or excu sion
and oyster roast at the Isle al Palms
and otherwise entertained by the
Charleston and Mount Pleasant Ma
sons. The Is Fellows Of the Craft
met Wednesday A number OF ofd-
GERS Of the grand lodge were guests a
the dinner served at lhe Charleston
hotel.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Oushcto Gave IL.

Senator StoEe. Of Missouri, iEtro.
3uced petition yesterday that called
TOR a few words OF explanation, says q
Washington Dispatch correspondent.
This Is one Of my constituents, SAID
the Senator. Il think his case should
be passed on favorsbiy without tee
close sc,u.iny. President Cleveland
vetoed many special pensions. But
10 not thlEk President Roosevelt car
ccnsisteneley veto a bill to give an ip.
crease Of pension to Philip Kornnar
of Willow Springs, in my Safe. He
is, as sale SO years old. Nine years
ago be married a young woman, as
many old pensioners d., for the sake
u wisely care and to beStow bis pen
sien rights somewhere after death
They have two lusty, bright boys"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-20
Pardon R.tuSeG

Governor Hey ward Friday refused
to take any action In the petition
sent in by tie friends Of R. F. and j.
q. Hickey, OF Anderson. These
brothers became involved 10 roW
with Sheriff Green last summer on
the day spsech was made IN that
town BY Senator Tillman. The sher.
If was dangerously cut and the
brothers we're tried and sentenced 10
one and three years respectively.
Tie petition presented to tee goyei-
LOT vas fer q comuutation to a hle,
but as tie case is low before the su.
urene court be followed his usual Gus
tom ard declined to interfere.