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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

% oa on mq t basis s 81 spot 9 got
and II SOC for madlng gulf sales 100 bales soGinsrn
easy 9nchaaged at 10 sales as7 bales
ton Easy unch9nsed at lOne: sales - bales Charles
900 bales savannah steady UNCHANGED at 70 7loc sales
bales Baltimore nominal unchanged at Il 716c EST
5000 bales against 2,7os 85s last
fair business doing sales bales specua5on and e4
eo madns spanG sd eD opened
Of sa5 on I'D and points on new crop MONTHS
February and February March. 100 March April 1Sd:
July August ossd August septemher, SAD; September
December sod NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm: cloths quiet
prsiSy A had d only % sd w aRe
in ne 6 ss ' %ss % nr ana
50 aOqs4; winter patents 81 1oas4 40 spring clears
RYE F3 ses g g0 ss F ToFS 70
NEAL Sar eSst ssady 'g quoted Kin
e S BAG cS MEA Ssas o. FEE ~Gs sPa
city ssa6y @ oH S So o red S9 Sos
SIS 5c all ebPuaI rpmsn. " city bran bulk $50
sSSb $50 i SS 80 @ ss 81 IL
the & A o4 for Or ss sGG sentiment
in wheat circles at the opening Of 96aays market mark 6nt II
10y predictions for snow over Of the leading winter
Of &c SeT the H pTi6as nsht was lost the
e 4f ts waa az net decnss Hear
brought against the market with such pssistency
ments Of 200 bush had little effect IN cheGking tho
100000 bush Speculative trade con-
Of professional business outside of some
commission buying in Chicago when May fret got
to The rally following this demand
lived disappeared under the weight
OF market from local and outside
their efforts check the selling
Outside OF sq4d at Liverpool the foreign
dull and Paris closing 10 10 points
markets practically unchanged In sea
board primary receipts there was little OF
business remained out or the ques-
Manitoba wheat having any demand ne
Price Current bearsh in Its review OF the winter
at 9OI4c elevator and 92l&c afoat; No Northern
Duluth o o ahoat CORN-Wlth decline OF a
n market had active
a hut remained dul In Nsw-n ok
Al one time price bsc above the previous night
on lighter receipts Chicago than expected and SYM
account quickly weakened prices
continuing heavy all the atter-
moon Flxport confined To 5 loads. cables
lower. cleaTances little larger at
7a2 600 bush primary receipts almost the same as
last commission mouse selling IN
line afternoon Broomhal estimate of 100000 bush
Tor Argentine shipments Friday, against 292OO last
week THE cash market New-York closed easy, as
follows: No corn. 51ie elevator, ana 40 b ahoat
No white No yellow. 49c o b anoat OATS
At first steady the Western market for oats turned
the afternoon heaviness IN other grains
| md extent by lessened export
trade sales being reported at $4,000 BUSH
- 35ls g3Bc: natural white, 30 . ~ 10 53P
20 lac clipped white. IS 10 40 n. 3sGS91 ~
| Market nominal: No . Western, 78o o New-foLk;
| RARL.EY-Market quiet; feeding 42e and mating stV
| SIC / Buffalo Observation-Disclosures duh 1.-TWO
delivered New-YorG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
JOHNSON TO BE HANGED.
Murderer of Mss AIIinsOn ConUicted
Denied Assault.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Mount Holly, Feb. S.-Rufus Johnson tried
to-day for the murder of Miss Florence Atkinson.
insisted that he did not assault the woman. The
Jury returned a verdict of guilty in the first
degree. Johnson was sentenced to be hanged
on February %.
Johnson took the stand and told his own story
being particular to impress upon the jury tna'
There was no criminal assault. This course was
,,,,.s,,a7 I'm The hone of getting a second degree
Verdict. Johnson said that when he grappled
win Miss AlIinson i'm the barn she fell against
the door and cut her head.
THO Y7risoners counsel said there was no eNl-
dence 10 show assault and asked for a Tefdlct
NJ murder in the second degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

COTTON-The cotton market comparatively quiet
with fluctuations Irregular and narrower than
recently The opening steady advance of 4711
points the market at time showed loss
POINTS ana the close steady at advance OF 1d7
points sales estimated 350G 600 bales Tho opening
b vas que to better Liverpool cables than expected
me f|hslsh futures market being points higher
al me hour ct the local opening private cables from
tlVetpooI predicting advance owing the big
demand and relative steadness Southern markets and
night messages from commenting on he good
SPOT demand late Wednesday and the on
ers Of the slight Improvement there
seemed 20 be no bull support the advance.
taken 10 that the talk a Wall Street bull
huencns sentiment the South seemed be selling
by balance, and New Orleans relatively Local
professionals consequently considered that the bulge
30 points from the a sufficient
action for the time being the
under selling both which
local The decline
reached 10 6Hc May S5c. when covering becAme
factor and the market rallied the close Later
advices from the South reported a very much smaller
day hut said offerings also light making it
though the buying Of the last few days had
taken weaker holdings of the market. but had tenn
poTaTiy relieved immediate needs Of consumers
shorts The closing Of the market for Saturday
Monday may have had some influence in restricting bust
ness.
The of contract prices in the market
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

,,o,rpE, m New-York. February 1905
me co11ee market quiet
b % an early advance being practically lost
me loss The market opened steady and unchanged 10
points higher and at time practically pointa
net higher on Wall Street buying and light offerings
oNaru me close Europe selling quite freely the
market lost the adyanos everything August
,tpSS peing rarely steady, unchanged o
hemer, Saos were reported ot $4,000 bags. Tho
seemed 10 present special feature encourage fresh
opelHli2hs either way Primary receipts a little
slndeI as compared with last year, but market
Sahos declined 30 reis unchanged with the
rate OF Brazilian exchange I'D The European
markers Wers about In line with expectations Hsvre
vas a partial = franc lower early. but later advanced
= franc closing unchanged u higher
pIE was not UNCHANGED Receipts at the
I""'o bsSa against 900 last year Jundahy
movement was Sto bags against 1000 bags year
There %ers reports of heavy rains Rio
Cohpanled by floods but thr disturbances said
ne l9a and were without influence the market. The
market for spO. coffes witt
the basis of 6 T169 No =
The Of prices local market to- day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. s-Cosing-wHEAT-s nominal:
futures outlet; March. 10Ssd: May, 6s Sssd: July
sad. 6ORN-spot quiet: American mixed IS Id
do March, As Sad; May. 27sd
PEAs-Canadian steady. IS load; FLOCR-st Louis
steady 90 IOs9f8 BEEF steady: extra India mess
7ss Cd PORK quiet; prime mess Western 67s HAMS
short cut IL ~. firm AIS BACON firm; Curnb.r-
land cut 20 10 NJ rib 10 ass ors
clear rniddIes light. NJ 3D. long clear
dies heavy 30 10 20 H. t6s: short clear backs 10
N 43s Sd bellies. IA 10 NJ AS. SHOULDERS
Square II 10 10 NJ firm, 4os. LARD firm. prims West
ern. IN tierces 39s Sd; American refined pals
PT-Fyp steady, finest United States zoos good United
States 4Os CHEESE steady: American finest white
Gis finest coored. 63s
Prime city firm. 25=. TURPENrINE Spirits steady.
Refined steady. sad. LINSEBD OIL quiet. 23s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
SAYS STATEN ISLAND HAS WATER.
COMPANY Tells Governor Stokes That Jersey
Supply Is Unnecessary.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

Trenton. Feb SC. Q. NerlnneTF' VOIIsVI1''Is u
gnccr. and II. J. BriGhtman' secIe'HiS % ~
S., IsIar5 Water Supply Company, called on
C.o,-arnor Stokes to-day and presented a state
-, mai il was unnecessary for New-Jersey 10
grant the request of Mayor Mc' Ielah VI Wv
York to amend the potable water law e..,. -
Mayor McCIcllans letter 10 Governor SUMS
60 avs ago stated that Staten Island was VIII
or,t an ADEQUATE water supply ana asked d Hloui-
6ration of last winters law, which prohoDls pota
~ r,ateT being conveyed outside of the State. A
contract had been made with the hudson C0nniIy
S(-..tev COmDany by NeW-YOrk city to supply
staten Island. This contract was enjolned IN the
courts here - ,,o-..rro. 20 IA =,
contends that the Staten Island Water supply
COMPANY stands ready to supply staten tsiatu
Wi IN 90 OOD gallons of water day. the water 10
,,a obtafned from driven wells the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
STILL TRYING TO WET THE TouRAINE

a., 1s''h' FEB After receiving opinion from
''s General Dana Malone that hotel under
~ a. Aeease can legally maintain a bar which
=, b-'-c or open. The Massachusetts SEN
ca ~ cay ordered 80 Il third reading a bin an
la-rr .,h il" Hotel IOuTane win De able 10 serve
- sol1 ~ liquor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
STRANGE FIRE IN TENEMENT.

Unusual conditions prevailed at fire in the SIX
.., tenement house at Nos. 100 and ~ West 49th-
- last night According to the tenants there mas
,,aan no water In the house since Monday. After
,be fire had been discovered IN the basement
cooler heads formed bucket brigade carry
49,, r..ter from "A tank on the roof. and kept
IL fire under control until the hremen arrived
several people were partially overcome py auloh Ne
~ Ere was first discovered by a tenant on me
ton A0or when the smoke came up the alrshaII ana
- her rooms The damage small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
CANE GROWERS ASSOCIATION MEETS.

~. IBs Telegraph 20 The Tribune
''-'' Ara, Feb. s.-The Interstate Cane Grow
s. association, composed of delegates from
- Nefo-na, Georgia Florida, Alabama. Mis-
a., - ana LOUISIANA, convened here to-day and
-. ~ ID session three days. James Wilson. Sec
Bsrss.u agriculture: Governor jerks, Governor
EgE, IL4 and Governor Broward Will attend.
- ''~iiafe1 delegates expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
YOUNG zELAYA TO BE U. S. CITIZEN.
- TelegIaph ~ NJ Trilul

IfIFEIdIII 'I''1'''I
Noyy-Orleans. Feb SC. Alfonso Zelaya, son
Of President Zelaya of Nicaragua, arrived here
to-day on one OF the Bluefelds steamships the
Young man. who recently was said 10 nave DeeA
1.r9,-,ad az wa shingtou to avoid an undesira-
bia marriage says that ne has no desire 10 re
nm to Washington to so back to school, but
lin engage in business at NeW-oTleanS and IS
go, as he becomes Of age, in about year.
,,o1,as 10 take out naturalization papers and be-
-, an American citizen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
"o"T FoRm GLASS SELLING COMPANY

s-a'a, Feb. S.-The Independent window
- 1ailfac'urers organization committee met
- to-day and decided 10 discontinue all efforts
urn selling company. 4 member % the COM
H. ~ sala the action would doubtless result IN
arsttt -nt low prices window glass being CON
-e- --f several months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
JAMAICA CABLE AGAIN WORKING.

The Jamaica Porto Rico cable. which had been
interrupted since a week ago has been repaired II
announced yesterday. Communication with all
stations IN the United States has been restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND INSCRIPTIONS for IN.
"A Tribune received their Uptown once No aga
broadway sIth sts cIooS D N
received the following
regular office until o'clock D. m. 254 sth-
f4th-st-; 81 West t21-st between Tth and sth
263 West 25th-st L33S slave between and nth
sts 1923 Sd 6fsc-sL. 1.T0s 1st-ave. near
seh-st: 157 East 125thst IS6 rremOnt-ave $50
ave near 4lst-st-i So 9d-avs. 21O Bieecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
wEDDlNo CAKE HELPED ESCAPE.

Detective Sergeants Creenville and Hahn arrested
,,I,orros Howard at the Catharine-st. ferryhouse
Yesterday afternoon. Howard with TWO o'heI III
80 escaped last December from the SUFFOLK
-. iau T2oston Howard Is supposed to nave
CU 30, IL ySaT out with a fine hidden in Wed,
5t,, Ike presented TO him the day before WITCH
-it4S led I'm the Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-09
IN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate hs County oc
New York. notice hereby given persons
claims W Dunstan, Of hs
Of Jersey. deceased.
with thereof the subscrier plsos
OF transactins business No JAG Broadway in the City
New York. before the Both dsS April next
Dated New York. the 29th day Of octo.er. 1906.
TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO. Executor.
BY ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-15

"Now. Noel" he said. In that quiet
tone OF his which precluded argu-
ment, there's a big cellar under this
house. You must keep out OF sight
today aud walt developments. Jim
will take your meals 10 you. When
come home TO dinner Wen decide
what is best. Come. now. it's break
fast time
Without word OF protest Duke fol-
lowed into the entry. Joe lifted the
cellar door and led the way down a
narrow flight of steps. He had half
disappeared when Duke stopped.
Hold on. Joe. I'm mixing you up in
this thing now. Isn't this some sort
OF n crime7"
Accessory after the fact-that's
all"
Il won't do tt won't"
Yes. you will Joe caught his
sleeve and dragged him down. Think
OF her" Then Duke went down into
the darkness.
After some little time. Joe reascend-
ed the stair alone. He let the cellar
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door drop into place. For a moment
or two he stood there undecided. as II
he had half a mind to open IL again.
Then he shook his head and went
away.
About half-past two in the after
noon Joe's returning steps rang sharp
" on the flags. Before he reached his
front door. Jim. the negro man. had
opened IT,
He's gone. Mister Joe. jes couldn't
keep him no longer"
Gomez"
"Yassir. went away about Il
O'Clock; here's de note what he left"
Joe tore IL open and read. scrubbed
IN pencil:
Dear Joe: It's no use. I can't hide.
family and do All you can for them.
There's some money On the Planters bank
that shs'n't need. Use that
Don't bother about me n
L. ST have taken your pistol
But Joe did bother Even the negro
could see that he was very much dis
turbed. lie stopped for no dinner. but
turned away and left the house i'm
mediately.
He's just In the humor to hurt
somebody. OF get hurt himself I've
got to End him."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-15
CHAPTER Y

TIE Man THAT DID NOT CARE.
The bitterness OF night had come
upon Noel Duke as suddenly as an
eclipse at morning extingulshes the
newly risen sun. He houndered in a
rsyless swamp. crossing bridges that
he could not see. trusting 10 his mule.
and struggling through the sloughs.
Blue mud spattered up and stained
him-stained him in body. and filed
his soul with evil thoughts. Even
the chivalric traditions of his race
could not prevent him from swearing
10 himself: It's that old woman
that old woman"
There is no swamp at Vicksburg,
no slough OF morbid thought. no bot
tOmless road for man and beast 70
founder in. The brilliant February
sunshine glistened upon her glory
guarded hills. browning her lordly
crests with the halo of heroic yester-
years. There a lofty deed on ever
summit ~~ar--' -'------- ------
sparkling lake. a mellow reverence
IN every valley where unmarked
graves lie hid. There's a holiness,
an uplift, an exaitatiOn in these treas
ures OF the siege-encircled city, in
these memories Of the river-girdled
town.
But Noel Duke was In tire same
surly humor when. at ten o'clock the
next morning. he opened the door to
Joseph BalfoUr's law Office.
Joe was in the act OF turning away
from the telephone. lie saw Duke
and began TO smile.
Hello. Noel. you're on time. see
thought you were due to drop in pref
ty soon. It's a queer coincidence"
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What coincFdence4~

What cofncidenceT
Its right peculiar" Joe began
drumming on HIS desk with a pencil.
that always maddened the other. "fts
right peculiar. I say it's a queer CO.
incidence. whenever she comes to
Vlcksburg you happen along at the
same time"
"oh. you mean Miss Cameron7 Is
she here7"
Joe threw back HIS head and
laughed-laughed until that funny lit
tie bald patch got redder than Dukes
face.
Joe. shut up: can't a fellow get
tired OF the swamp and come to town
20 see a cOck-ight without you max
Ing all that fuss? I haven't played
game Of poker for four months:
haven't touched a drop; haven't done
a thing but worry with niggers and
high water. Come along; my buggy
is waiting downstairs. and 1 want
you to go 70 the chicken fight"
Joe shook his head; the other man
insisted.
That black breasted red OF mine,
Scrapper, Is to be pitted in the sec
ond battle against a Georgia shawl
neck OF Buster Brady's. You'd better
come and see it'll be a great
fight"
Cant 60" joe said. regretfully.
I've got to work-got TO buy shoes
for Sally an tho chillun.' as old
Judge Billings Used to say"
Come along. Joe-come along. don't
be a chump; a little sport viii do you
good. T. he glanced oct Of the
window. stopped short. and snatched
his hat Good by. old fellow. sorry
you won't 60" and he bolted out
Joe BalfOur walked 20 the window
and looked down upon the street.
He knew perfectly well what he was
going to see. Miss Anita Cameron
and Miss Alice Ashton were stand
ing I'm front OF the bookstore across
tho street Duke emerged from the
building on the sidewalk below. and
did not turn his eyes toward them.
but carefully took a position where
Anita would be sure 20 see him.
There he stood. looking uncomfort-
able. then moved Of a few steps and
Joined a noisy group OF men-men
with glaring neckties. diamonds. dis
reputable-looking sweaters. and some
with tall silk hats. Many OF them
1ourished money between their fin
gers and offered bets. An omnibus
halted az the curb a dozen men
scrambled In. calling for other to fol-
low. Several ran back 90 get a last
drink
Presently Duke came up the street
again. arm In arm with particularly
tough looking fellow in a red sweater
They climbed into his buggy and
drove away.
Anita saw the whole proceeding.
She smiled and went on chatting.
Joe Balf1ur watched them both
the man and the girl-from his win
dow. and chuckled "Did anybody
ever see such an idiot He needn't
try 20 fool that GIRL she reads him
like a Mother Goose book"
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THE HOTEL LOUIS LIE GRANDE
All OF that Thursday afternoon the
Daylight Special, overcrowded and
belated hurried on toward New Or
leans Every south-bound train bore
its thawing burden-rcfugees in mrs
and sealskins who fed from snow and
sleet 20 land OF palm and pines be-
side the gulf OF Mexico.
The dusk came gently on. and pas.
sengers began opening their windows
20 the hower-scented winds. Already
they looked wistfully ahead 10 the
shores OF summer seas upon whose
heaving bosoms the purple islands
sleep.
Mrs. Ashton was negatively con.
tent. smacking her lips In that CON-
placent way she had when things went
TO suit her. Alice perched on a fdgety
pinnacle OF delight She was going
to Mardi Gras. and that ought to make
any girl supremely happy. Like ten
nis-ball she bounded back and forth
between Der mother and Anita. almost
as II the cushions were too springy
for her 10 sit upon.
But Anita gazed so dreamily into
the twilight, without seeming TO hear
or heed, that she was no fun at all.
Alice couldn't comprehend such a
girl She buzzed around until She was
tired, then settled down beside her
mother as restless as a bumble-bee
in bucket OF tar.
Anita did not want to talk: she
wanted TO think. And the farther the
train carried her. the more persist.
emily her thoughts chung 10 Vicks.
burg. The chain heightened. but il
did not break. What a goose she had
been 70 write such a motel How com.
pletely 1t had been ignored! II must
have been the music. the lights. the
eXhilaration Of dancing that made her
do 1t. Then she remembered the ion.
Gull; Anita lOathed herself when she
thought OF that. Very possibly he had
flung it down in the street and
laughed.
she wondered II Mamie Kerr hadn't
some lurking suspicion that she had
expected TO meet Noel at her house
Girls are so very sharp. Gossips in
WNAN BuNl coupling InnU
names. talking about how Mrs. Ash
ton hated Duke. how he and Anita met
at the houses Of their friends. how
thousand singing little "hows" and
why's" and whispers that maddened
her. Anita's face flushed: what a fool
what fool she had beenl
Mamie would laugh. Ellen would
laugh, every old long-tongued thina
In town would laugh. But Joe Ralfou,
would not laugh-dear old Joe. re
would be sorry for her, and Anita
would hate that most OF all.
Even when the lights of New Or
leans glimmered across the level hori
zon, and Alice pointed to them excit
edly, they reused no interest in Anita
She didn't want 10 go to New Orleans.
she didn't want To go anywhere; she
wanted TO go back home. to Virginia
where she could be alone.
Before the putting locomotive cam,
TO full stop at the station. a mar
stepped on the front platform of the
smoker. Duke had sat on the from
seat all the way from Jackson. his hai
pulled down over his eyes, speaking q
nobody. He glanced anxsously about
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things"
"Oh. Mr.. Duke" the manager ran
out and protested; that rise in the
river is due to hit here about to-
morrow. and the levees may break:
you oughtn't to-"
Damn II. Harper. know
oughtnt TO 30. but I'm going. any
way"
But FIR. Duke"
That's enough. Harper: you are
paid 20 do what tell you. and when
7 want your Internal advice III ask
for f. You and the whole place may
go 20 the devil for what 7 cara"
He stamped sDgrily out OF the store
Merritt. the clerk. finished rolling up
bolt OF calico. and glanced sullenly
toward Harper. who was still stand
ing where Duke had left him. ln the
middle OF the floor
Dukes attack on him had been so
vicious and so unexpected. that for
moment OF two Harper did not COM
prehend; he thought Il must be some
stupid sort OF joke.
But as the other wheeled and left
the store. Harper's face flushed: then
impetuous steps toward the door. and
stopped. His color came hack. and
his smile came back
II don't see how YOU can take that
Mr.. Harper" Merritt said. rcsentful-
". leaning across the counter
"I couldn't-from any other man"
The two or three negroes who had
been drying their feet around the
stove were already slipping out OF the
back door-it was not wise for them
20 mix up In white mems quarreIs
Come hack here. boys" Harper
called. peremptorily His authority
on tho plantation was az stake FOR
white man In the swamp must cover
every inch OF ground he stands on.
or he cannot hope 20 control haif
thousand negroes.
The negroes came back reluctantly.
keeping their eyes on the door
through which their angry master had
disappeared.
Boys" Harper said 20 them
'something must be wrong with Mr.
Duke you know he never talks that
way 20 the meanost niger on his
placc-and you know that don't
take foolishness FROM anybody"
-
So -. -
-
e, "a, .,,-,
,-,-, -"iN''s
49, 49, s ,. - - 49, ~ .D y man
~. -. 49, SUI
q. -, r.,-,.,.o, a. ~ " ''i'N
~, 49,, -,.-....-.--i - a.,
corsuro,s slouob b,, lo.-i-.-, h.,
rlr,ro5 ~, No. 5o,,, ~, Io,,.i-,
vbero no Ven. rbo -, 80,
roo5,.,o r,,,, rro -.,--,,., -. ~, ~,
.rI,rDo-~ bo e,t9 bolsir- an, ,,t-
hand - ,,,.5o , s,ol - ,,,.,rs i,,-.
nov. Tn, so-rv--.,
..-rhafs nm riob+ Mr. D,,i.o 5fs-,.,
think arvttfr~ oro,t 90 7 t--,o,,- 80,
r,ust De worried about somothinr"
81 am. must go 20 Viczsburr FOR
a few DAYS. the plantation is entirely
in vour charge. n the lsvee sbould
break do whatever Won thfnl, fs necos-
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happened rignt raere; went back
agnin about the middle OF the night"
WHIST was the tro1blef''
81 can't remember exactly how IL
commenced; there was nothing much