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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05
The Grecian Winner os the Race From
Marathon to Athens

he was poor man, mark you, who
had TO live most economically 10 live
at all. They offered him $4,000 francs
in COLDS. 600 francs in a country
where a stout labOrer earns less than
two francs a day. He refused it To
sustain the honor Of Hellas was enough
for LOues SpiridOn. he said. and only
asked that he be given a water prfvi-
iege IN his native town of Maroussi,
that he be allowed every morning to
Ill his goatskins in Athens and drive
his little team TO his own little village
and there sell such of the water as his
own people might care to buy from
him. The money? They set it aside
for the physical training Of the boys
Of Loues' vilIage.-James B. Connolly
in The Spirit of the Olympian Games, -
in the Outing Magazine for April
There viii be sketch of that friend
Of all young hearts. Robert Louis
stevenson, in the April St Nicholas by
Ariadne Gilbert, under title of The
Lighthouse Builders Son" While the
boyhood of Robert Louis will be dweIt
upon with much interesting detail, the
story of his later life and his work will
also be covered. and there will be ex-
tracts from Stevenson's letters and a
number of interesting Illustrations,
one a reproduction of the bronze me-
rnoriaI of Stevenson by Augustus Saint
Gaudens. now in st. Giles Cathedral
Edinburgh.
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CaIifornians I'm Paris.

PARIS, April 4.-The following Cali
fornians registered at the Herald bu-
reau today: Alfred T. Regan of San
Francisco, Fred Gunther of Los An
geles and Dir. and Mrs. W. Weston OF
Oakland.
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Reed notes.

By Madison Cawein-
what bird is that that sings 50 long?
To hear whose ssns
F-ach basHfuI bud opens its rosy ear.
Leanin- IL near:
While here
Under the blossoming button-tree.
/ seem 10 see
4 sta-.@ q presence look out at me:
s,d clothed in raiment OF white and gray,
pas on ike the Spirit OF Easter Day.
Teeu in the leaves conceaiing green
wood thrush flutes,
The first thrush seen
or heard this spring: and straight, meseems
IT, notes take on the attributes.
~ rnvfkfc fazcies and of dreams
= fsrsn goes piping Ger the roots
And moses: gliding through dim CLEANS
Ard zIoous; and while he glides ne flutes.
Though still unseen,
-l'1 The Atlantic Monthly tAprIll.
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ADvERTISEMENTs.
Want to Buy =?
Want to Sell :?

The best evidence of the
solid character of Everybody s
Magazine and the deep down
interest and confidence of its
readers, IS in the instantane-
Gus and rapidly increasing
success of the Classified Ad-
verdsing pages.
No newspaper ever had
success with classified adver-
tising without first having a
firm hold on its readers; and it
IS clear thatour 5, 900, oooread-
ers believe in Everybody's.
For So you can keep your
story for a month before
5000, 900 prosperous a n d
wide-awake Americans.
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WRIT OF ATTACHMENT.-A writ Of at
tachment was placed yesterday the lodging
house belonging 10 g G. Elliott at Ito Eddy
street on a claim OF $500 held by G. W.
McFadden.
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DEvLIN DEPARTS.-United States Distrie;
Attorney Robert T. Deylin left yesterday morn
ing for visit to Washington He will return
in about three weeks.
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cts: Entire orehestra
floor, 81 Dress circle.
two rows. s7i next
three rows. Sc: bal
ance. SIS. Family cir
Gle. three rows. 81
balance. S3. Top floor.
.vo rows. So: balance.
s. Prcseenium. paico
OF orchestra hoor
boxes. seating siI. SEQ
Toe proscenlnm bo1es.
seating six. $40
Applications from
points outside San
Francisco given special
attention.
Make checks payable
and address all in
uuiries TO CHAS- ".
STRINE. Manager San
Francisco Season Con-
rfed Metropolitan Op-
era Company. Grand
Opera-house-
Telephone Main 5ee5.
WEBER PIANO USED
SEASON SEATS ready
FOR DELIVERY
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Why Miss Anthony n

biographer. says: There was a, prev
aIent belief that Mss Anthony hated
men. Il would not have been at all
strange II this were true. for never in
al history was a woman so misrepre-
sente6. ridiculed. berated and maIigned
as she was BY men, publicly in her
early years and privately when gen
eral sentiment would no longer tolerate
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Evenings-1S. 25. IS, soc.
Matinees-10- Is, 25c-
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
Nows from Route No. 3.

The health OF this community is
ve' good at this writing.
Fodder pulling and pea picking ie
the order of the day.
Rev. b. Il. Mnrphee and Rev. w.
M. Walker held good revival meet.
ing OF Mountain Grove last week.
Mrs. Reed Stan I'll and daughter,
Miss Addie, were the guests of Mrs.
NJ. H. Lewis last Saturday,.
The Bapt zing at Mountain Grove
last Thursday was we'll attended. -
Mr.. Oscar Graveley and sister, Miss
Ellie, visited Mr.. w. p. Baker one
day last week.
Mr.. Willie Gillespie and two
daughters, Minnie and Arric, visit I'll
Mr.. NJ. Gillespie ono day last week.
They had been on a visit to relatives
in North Carolina, and was on their
way back home.
Mr.. Taylor Adams was tho guest
Of MIR. NJ d. Cantrell one night lust
week. Forget-mo.not.
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enough to tempt
-"an who is most capable of
representing his people creditably.
The representatives to whom the
salary ls the inducement are nom.
bers OF the majority, which, If not
silent, is not listened to when
laws are being made. To a man Of
ability and ambition there is an
opportunity in representing dis
trict that will reward merit with q
long term Of Office. TO the district
that will keep q good man lin Con-
gress as long as he will stay and
can demonstrate his increasing
usefulness, there is an opportunity
not only for "spork" and such
material rewards but an opportu.
nlty to become known as district
which desires and sustains credit.
able representation in the national
lawmaking body. The question OF
"whether good members of Con.
gress should be re.eiected' Is not
open to discusslon.-Louisyille
Courier journal.
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News from Liberty.

Farmers are hustling around try.
ing to save their fodder. There has
been good portion of tho crop taken
up in q damaged condition owing to
80 much raiu,
We have n large and Hourishing
school in session hero at present.
E. p. Taylor, of Texas, has been
visiting this section
Several new buildings are under.
'way in town, but building material
is very scarce.
There has Eeen several cases of
fever in this section, but most Of them
arc getting able to stir around a
little.
The old Pickens road, just north of
town, has hud to be chpngcd as the
old road bed had caved 50 bad until
it was dangerous and q few moro big
rains was liable to render it impass.
ablo.
The cotton crop is very short this
time. There has been somc very
bearish reports sent out notwith-
standing. Some rs high es 80 per
cent. Who over writes such reports
has either not been around to see the
crop, or is rauk enemy to the agri.
cultural interests of the cotton bolt.
We are having just little too much
unnecessary rottcnness just now
rlong more than one line.
The Central Township Singing As,
sociation will meet with Golden
Creek church on the fourth Sunday
in September. All lovors of music
are invited to attend. Bring song
books and well filled baskets end
have good time.
Mrs. j. H. Gregory and her charm
} ing daughter, Annie May, from
Birmingham, Ala, is visiting her
father, Mr.. r. z. Hamilton, at Liber.
ty. They will be out here about 9
month. Their many friends wisl
} them pleasant visit.
Married, September 9th, at the
residence of the officiating officer, A
B. higgins, Mr.. Henry Watson tc
Miss Lola Pilgrim. All of Pickene
county.
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; FROM OUR #CofsRE RESPONDENTS.
Singing Association.

Lac Liberty Township Singing As.
sociotion met with Enon Baptist
church on the first Sunday in Sep
tember. President P. Q. Cartee
b slug in the char, arranged the class
and sang l5 minutes; Prof. L. q.
Chapman Is minutes; Prof. T. B,
Ovens Is minutes; Prof. j. T.. Lesley
Is minutes, and Prof. w. Il. Smith
Is minutes. The Association then
gave an intermission of one hour and
30 minutes for dinner, and right here
allow me to say there was an album.
dance Of which the good people of
tho iInon c: :tion administered in a
most hospitablo manner.
The committee hand | in the fol.
lo~ Ig program for the afternoon
service: Prof. j. +. Leslie to arrange
the class and sing for Is minutes; II.
i. Owens Is minutes; W. II. Merritt
- minus s; IL. u. Chapnian ID
minutes; w. e. Smith Is minutes;
G. AZ. Miller Is minutes, and p. q.
CartCe Is inmates.
| This was said t., bo one of the best
singings in the history Of tho associa
tion.
Messrs. Smith aud Cooper, of the
Ecaley cotton mills, were with us and
assisted in the music with their cor
nets. Tho association adjourned
after a very en- joyable day for al
present, to convene with Ruham0E
| Methodist church, about two mile:
south of Liberty, on the first Sunday
in October Henry O. Rodgers,
Secretary
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.Si6l.,UEsrIo IN.

"ShouJd Congressman be re-
elcted?" asks q Spokane paper
and in aNcolumn editorial the
Question is discussed. The con-
clusion reached is that if Rep.
resentative is honest, able and am-
bilious, he should be returned to
Congress as long as he manifests
growth and tho Willingness to servo
his party, his State and the Nation.
But why should there be in the
mind of anyone question about it7
During hi g first session tho kid"
In Congress even the "kid" who
goes to Washington with native
ability and the OK erience as a
lawmaker that may be had in
State Legislature, is lucky if he
learns his way to all the committee
rooms in the bowels of the Capitol,
to say nothing of the moro impor.
tant matter of learning his way
to the hearts of chairmen Of the
important committees. IIe Is for.
tunate if he has the opportunity to
do more than to make a speech or
two that will be read in the coIums
of the "home" paper, and perhaps
listened to indulgently by some of
the old guard in the House. He is
y moro fortunate if he is assigned to
places upon committees which play
n part in Legislation instead of the
committee upon ventilation and
o acoustics, or other bodies which
!. may never neet from December tc
i July and which perform no impor.
8 tant junction when they do meet
8 No matter whether he be Of ths
. ma ajoritY or Of the minority party,
;, the member OF Congress does not
:. become really useful until after his
q first term The exception to the
rule only proves it. Statecraft is
1 not learned IN day, and measure
Of statecraft Is needed by the
Representative upon either side OF
y the House who would do things
u In tho North, more than in the
y South OF West, it is recognized
that the lawmakar should be o
~ trained man just as the successful
lawyer must be. If he cuts his
parliamentary milk teeth in State
Legislature he goes to Washington
with that advantage over the Rep.
o resentative without such expert.
ence. If his first sessions work
proves that no error was made in
8 soliciting him to ranr"~. #.
= trict ho .,.'. 2.
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MARRIAGES. IN THE COUNTY.

Cupid is cunning old coon and
will get in his work if the plow
stands. The last place he visited
was at Mr.. Elberson's, near Liberty.
1t was at that place where he per
suaded Miss Essie Elberson to decide
to change her name to Mrs. McDon
aid. As she had to employ legal
talent to make application to his
honor for the neoe :sary teohnaoalities
she chose Mr.. Will Mcdonald to be
her guardian adlitum through life
so on last Sunday at 4 80 p. m., Mr.
Will Mcdonald appeared before his
honor, j. Alonzo Brown, N. p, with
his client, Miss Essio Eiberson, and
after q very brief conversation in
which Mr.. Mcdonald explained the
case, his honor decided in favor o
Mr.. McDond dald, and now Mr. and
Mrs. Mcdonald are at home te
friends at Liberty.
In a few minutes thereafter, al
about s 10 p. M, MIR. Earle Lavender
and Miss Elvie Adams, of Cateechee
were made man and wife by the
same officiating officer, J. Alonze
Brown. May the happy young
couples have prosperous life is the
wish of many friends.
AS Christmas is coming on J.
Alonzo Brown desires to say to all of
a matrimonial inclination that he
lives at No. % Main street ~2tr., 40
s. O., nn@ =. '.'r. .,af. .. tul
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"HHMiass" Hissios EARLY bsHsesss
TS9 famous little niHEs,
TYNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
u Guaranteed Curo,

If yon suffer from Dyspepsia or Indi-
! gestion in any form, gas, bolching, bitter
taste, offensive bad breath, dizzy spells,
sour stomach, heart fluttcr, nausea, gas
tritis, loathing of food, pains or swelling
in tho stomach, bac'; or side, deop-scated
kidney or liver tt tionble, then they will
disappear in n short time aft ,r taking
Tyncrs Dysper' ia Remedy, mndo
especially to cure Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion and all Stomach Troubles, cvon of
The worst cases. Tynor's DyApcpsin
Remedy expells the gas2es and swcetens
the brenths. 1t cures Sick Headache,
Collie and Constipation ut once. Drng.
gists or by express so cents bottlo.
Money refunded if it fails to cure.
Medical advice and circular fl, by
] &Gyasitlng yae to Tyner Remedy Co., Aug dsta.
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NnN.. .'' .' .nunth number OF
Gh 40 affected with sore mouths and,
III many cases, sore or tender feet.
, AS the diseases seems to be gener.
ally prevalent, no doubt as result of
, the long continued wet weather, the
, following information concerning it is
supplied for publication:
The disease is known IN medicine
, as mycotic stomatitis. 1t is not con-
tagious or infectious but is caused by
fungi or moulds, which grow upon
forage or grass. These fungi, which
grow luxurioutly in wet seasons, have
very irritant effect upon the lining
membrane of the mouth, tho mem.
brane covering the tongue and upon
the soft skin between the claws.
Affected animals eat and drink
with great difficulty or not at all, the
saliva forms froth around the lips or
dribbles from the mouth, the mem.
brane lining the mouth is red and
hot and contains ulcers, the Nom.
brane covering the tongue is effected
IN the same way, and very offensive
odor is usually present. Sometimes
the skin between the claws and inst
above the hoof is affected and then
the animal walks stiff and sore. The
trouble is usually confined to the an.
terror limbs, but all four legs moy be
attacked. In milk COWS ulcers mav
also appear on the udder md teats.
Herds of cattle in which animals
have been attacked with this disease
should be removed from the pasture
IN which they have been running.
The affected animals should be fed IN
sou tood' such as bran mashes. ,nea,
and gruels. They should have free
access at oil times to clean coo,
water and two heaping teaspoonfnl.
OF oofax shouid be dissolved in eooh
OF the first two buckets Of wota.
gwen each day. The mouth sbon,a
90 washed out daily with q so,ut;or
OF creol'n--one tablespoonful of oreo
lin to each quart OF water-ana tn,
lowing this a ha'f.tabespoonful Of
alum or borax should be placed on
the tongue. Diseased areas on the
feet should he washed daily with the
creolin solution and aftsrward cover
ed with zinc ointment. RI this treat.
ment is properly applied and the ami.
mails are carefully fed the diseaso
will rapidly disappear.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19

ANY io"L SuI
.salnst him, all the ombines
and a train load Of vituperatlon and
then he got about four votes to their
one.
l have been up here for several
days and find that jim Parsons, of
the thriving city of Liberty, is favora
bly, known here, where he taught a
bond few years ago.
There was small fire here lest
night, Mr.. T. w. Netherlands store
caught fire at an early hour last
night, but the bucket brigade soon
oxt'1guished the connogation with
small damage.
L. has been raining up here for
over 40 days; dog days are surely
las' ng longer than common.
Ihls is quite a business city, they
do large numbering business here
and lot of produce is shipped from
here.
was SC proud Of the result of the
election in South Carolina, | Just had
to give vent to my feelings and I
know Of no better medium than the
Sentinel-Journal TO express them
through. l remember in 1892 :!
vot I'd prohibition ticket and in 1894,
the last time voted in South Ca, O..
Ina, voted for no disponsary for
Pickens county, and I a,n of the same
opinion still.
l will return to Atlanta and College
Park, Ga, in few days. Wishing
yon and the host of readers of tho
Sentinel Journal all the prosperity
possible, I am yours as ever,
>. L.. @. Reid.
Ellijay, Ga, Sept. II, 1906.
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WOFFORD COLLEGE
Fitting School,

Three new brick buildings. Steam
heat md electric lights. '
Head Muster, three teachers and Mot-
ron 1.-Two IN the buildings. ''''''
G.. .ipd'vidunl attention to each student.
SITUATED on tho Wofford Campns.
Studenta take regular course in tho
toiie8e Gymnasium, and have access
to tho Cnliego Library. ''
,$i2'.OO pays for board, tuition, and
all toes. Next session begins September
l2th; For Catalogue, otc., address A.
MASON DuPItEE, Hoad Muster, SPAR
tnnburg, $. @.
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A. d. MANN'S New Three 70 Saw
System Ginnery will bo ready to receive
custom by the 25th inst, or before |
promise the pooplo that will make it to
your interest to give mo your custom by
saving You money and time, rs [ am
prepared to meet all competition and
can do your work right aud cheap and
not detain you but n very few minutes
with bale of cotton. r. pr ,tfull"
yOulJ, A. d. Mem.
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THE BREATH OF LIFE.

It's significant fact TINT the strong
ost animal Of it's size, tho gorilla, also
las the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
ne" ns powerful creatures. How to keep
the breathing organs right should be
mans chiefest study. Like thousands
pf others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of Port
Williams, O., has learned how 10 do this
She writes: '"Threo bottles of DR.. KiDg's s
New Discovery stopped my cough of two
years and cured me of what my friends
thought consumption. O, it's grand for
lhroat and lung troubles" Guaranteed
by Pickens Drug Co. Price SOC and
S1.00. Trial bottle free.
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In these days of rush and hurry cour
tesy ia often forgotten. In the mad, pell
NELL rush of our life little things arc
dono to offend that wo rather remained
undone. A hastily eaten meal and lis
resultant headaches may cause us social
or financial loss. The wise man or wo.
man is tho one who relieves little ills of
this sort by little dose Kodol For Dys-
papsia. 1t digests what you eat and puts
your stomach back into shape. Sold by
Pickons Drug Go.
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COLLEGE or CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, 8. q.

I786. OHhRLlisTON, s. q. 1ooe
12ist Year Begins September as.
Letters, Science, Engineering. Ono
scholarship, giving free tuition, to eocb
county of South Carolina. Tuition 8So
Board md furnished room in tlormitorv
FL month. All candidates for admis.
sion arc permitted to compete for vacant
Boyce scholarships which pay $1O0 a
wear. For catalogue, Address
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
. President.
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W0FFORD COLLEGE
HENRY N. SNYDER, LII. D.. Pres
Ippf

HENRY N. SNYDER, LII. D.. Presi
dent.
Two degrees, A. b. and A. NJ. Foul
courses leading to the A. b. Degree.
Nine Professors.
Library and Librarian. The w. T..
Burnett gymnasium under competent
director. J. b. Cleveland Science Hall,
Athletic grounds. Course of lectures by
tho ablcst men on the platform. Next
session begins September 10.
Board from $12 to SIG month. For
Catalogue or other information, address
}. A. GAMEWELL,
Secretary, Spartanburg, s. G.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
SOME SPECIALS.

About 1900 yards percale, yard wide,
good heavy stuff, worth l0c. At sc as
long as it lasts. A lot or standard calico
SC. A little lot of Browns Mule Tobac-
co at 27c. Bulk soda in lob lots &c.
Salts lob lots 24c. Come while have
the goods. IT, D. HARRIS, d
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WE'LL WORTH TRYING.

". II. BroWn, tho popular pension
attorney, of Pittsticid, Vt, says: "Next
to q pension, the best thing to get is Dr..
Kings New Lille Pills" Ho writes: ::'thcy
keep my family in splendid health" "
Quick cure for Headache, Constipation
and Billousness. 25c. Guaranteed at
Plokons Drug Go.
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"TO CURE A FEr,ONn

siSa ..;mst sam. Kendall, Of Phillipsbure KIM
GA ealve and the Sal9e will do the raat arm, !,
SWcke 1t cure for Burns, Rolls o se sest.
SGalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczemo ''oses, Ses,
Hheum, Chapped Hands, Sore Teat oa.5 os.s
sore Eyes. Only 2Ec @! Plokens + Dma "na
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Tablets and States.

just to SEQ if you WI buy bargain
About 1,C00 Tablets, some large, some
small, somo for ink, some for pencil; not
one worth less than 10c As many or ne
few as you want at 30 piece. x 8
School States &c. A new lot of works of
fiction 5 and loo piece for 25c books.
Dictionaries 10c to $1.15 for Wobstor's
Unabridged. r.. d. HARRIS.
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II You want to sell your land in
town or country or buy farm or tim.
Der land or town property see or
writo mo and I will save you money.
L. e. ALEXANDER, Real Estate AIT.
Walhslla, s. O.
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NOTICE.

The next teachers examination for
this county will ba held ut the Court
House on Friday, September 81. Exami-
nation will commence promptly at 8
o'clock, All applicants should be ready
to commence work at that time.
Yours,
r. r, HalIum,
co. Supt. Ed.
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STA Nv

J.. ..t ...' -. was L induced TO i2y
-, oLrlc Bitters; with tho wonderful re-
suit that improvement began Mt once,
and complete cure followed" Best
health Tonic on earth. SOC. Guaranteed
by Piekens Drug Go.
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Good for the cough, removes the cold,
tho cause of the cough. That's tho work
OF kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
tne original laxative cough syrup. Con-
Hlhs W no opiates. Sod by Pickens Drug
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-19
CRAZED BY RELIGION
NEGROES RAN AMUCK
Barricaded Themselves in Comfortable
Home and Defied Arrest.
ONE Is DEAD.

Stood High in Anderson County and own
cd Their Own Farm-Became Emotions
ally Insane and Created Muck Exotic
ment-Pulled Ono Man from His Horse
Then Tore Down Mall Hox ana
stoned owner Whom He Protested-
Were Captured Friday and T"kch
to Anderson.