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ASSETS
TRANSFERRED
JOHN 4. WALSH'S BANKS .
TURNED OVER TODAY
The Power OF Control Was Given the
Presidents OF Six Of the Leading
Banks and the Transactlon Was
Quietly Conducted.

Chicago, Jan. q Ail the power Of
control in the Chicago National and
the Home Savings banks, formerly
controlled BY John r. Walsh, passed
today from the stockholders 70 the
presidents Of six other Chicago
banks, who form a committee
that has in charge the liquidation Of
the assets Of the two bank. Proxies
for the most Of the stockholders were
in the possession Of three bank presi-
dents and not over fifty persons were
present when the meeting was called
to order. Il.
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.GAYNOR AND GREENE WERE
PLACED ON TRIAL TO-DAY

Savannah. Ga. Jan. oAfter four
years, spent in exile as fugutives from
the law Benjamin d. Green and John
F. Gaynor appeared today in the feder-
al court to answer to the several indict-
ments charging them with conspiracy
to defraud the government, with eri-
bezzlement and with receiving money
known to have been embezzled from the
United States. 1a. tfs
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INVESTIGATE
I HE CANAL
SENATE COMMITTEE
TO COMMENCE TUHsr y
Everything Pertaining to the caA
the Canal Zone and the Panama RoaN
VIII be Given an Airing by the Come
mittee.

Washington, Jan. oAll matters re-
lating TO the Panama canal and the gov
ernrnent canal zone and the manage
rient Of the Panama railroad win be
investigated by the senate committee
on Inter- Oceanic canals This was de-
cided today at the first meeting Of the
committee. The investigation will begin
Tuesday next. ~ ..S 4 .sat
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THE FIRST FIAZING HEARING +
ill., i. UNDER THE ACT OF 1903

Annapolis, Md, Jan. o.--The first
court martial of the midshipman under
the act of 1908 providing for "Encour-
aging Or countenancing hazing" began
this morning, Midshipman Stephen
Decatur, jr., Portsmouth, N. H., being
on trial on the charge of having conn
tenaneed the hazing Of Fourth Class
man Gaylord sGhurch Of Meadyille,
Pa .. a.. 80 III Es..-ss
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CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT is
HELD TO BE tn FULL FORCE

Cincinnati, Jan. o.. The case of Wong
Wing against the United States. in
yolving the Chinese exclusion act, was
decided III favor Of the United States
in the federal court Of appeals here to-
day, the court holding the act Of April
/, Ioo4 continued the exclusion act
iii full force, congress having full pow
Ell to do So.
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HADLEYs ASKS LAWSON, :.
r. +" TO GIVE TESTIMONY

II New York, Jan. o-AttorneY General
Hadley Of Missouri today sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Thomas W. Law
son: IF you can give any information
as to the relations between the Standard
Oil Co. Of Indiana, the Republic Oil
Co, and the Waters Pierce. Oil Co.,
i urgently request you to come and tes-
tifv." ,,.- Ir% XII
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IBEANEATERS HAD BLAZE
I'm WAREHO use TODAY

Boston, Jam o.Fire in one 3of a
group Of FIVE six story brick warehouses
owned By the factory building trust,
corner Of Wornwood and a streets
South Boston today caused a loss of
between $I25,ooo and $4,000. The
railway Supply Manufacturing Co and
the Hallett & Davis Piano Co. were the
heaviest losers. @
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May COME To n b.

Oakes, N. ID, Jan. Ex- Governor
Van SAINT Of Minnesota, while here to-
look after some real estate interests
said he wouldn't mind being resident
of North Dakota this year. There IS
sgcing to be 4 fight on and he always
did like little political iracas.
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VIRGINIA. AND N. CAROLINA
COASTS SWEPT BY STORM

Norfolk, Va Jan. o-The Virginia
and the North Carolina coasts were
swept BY a severe gale last night, the
wind reaching velocity Of forty-two
miles an hour. The combined bat
tleship and cruiser squadrons were at
anchor in Hampton Roads but rode
through the storm in safety.
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TO BE EXECUTED.

/ Hartford, Conn, Jan. o.-This is
the day for which has been set the
execution at the state prison Of Frank
Sherrie, convicted of the murder OF
Mrs. Ludwika Kulas at Somersville,
Conn. w. g.. .-.
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RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS
DO SOME KILLING

Warsaw, Jan. o.The socialists to-
day shot and killed the superintendent
sof the street car shops here. AT No
,voniinski the government in Warsaw
the socialists shot and killed the chief
#of the district police. s. NJ. 81 n
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DOUhiER WAS CiiOS OSEN
PRESIDEN 4 OF CHAMBER

Paris, Jan. M. Douner was today
elected president Of The chamber of
deputies by small majority over M.
Sarrien. The result insures Douner's 5
candidacy for the presidency Of THE re-
public Jan, 10.
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NEW RATE BILL

Washington, Jam, Senator Cu1-
berson of Texas intro duced rate reg
ulation bill which provides that when
ever the Interstate commerce commis-
sion decides than any rate is unjust it
shall fix a rate which shall be the law
ful charge for one year In case the
rate fixed be confiscatory of a carriers S
property proceedings against the COM
mission may be instituted in any equity
court 33 rs
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CLEVELAND BROKER
WAS TIRED OF LIFE

Cleveland, Jan. o-L. w. Prior OF,
the brokerage firm of Denison, Prior
&rCo. OF this city committed suicide
this afternoon by shooting.
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COL LORADO CONGRESSMAN
OPPOSED THE NEW BILL,

Washington, Jan. o.The debate on
the Philippine tariff BILL in the house,
today was opened BY C Congressman Bon
ynge of Colorado. who opposed the bill
in the interest Of the beet sugar indus
try of his state.
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NAMES OF ElMPL DYES
WANTED BY SIMMONS

Washington, Jan, o.--At the begin
ming Of today's session Of the senate
Simmons presented resolution asking
President Roosevelt to send to the sem
ate the names of all officers, agents and
other employees of the Panama canal
commission, whose salaries are more
than $4,000, and giving the amount paid
each IA. .s s5asss III s tsB @ IL H Il
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MERCY FOR MRS. ToLLA.l

Hackensack, NJ. D. !, Jan. o.-The Ital-
ian government is attempting to secure
mercy for Mrs Antoinette Tolla, the
young Italian woman, under sentence
to be hanged next Friday for murder.
The Italian vice consul at Newark
had conference with Mrs. Tolla's
counsel who will appear on Wednes-
day before the state board Of pardons
in the woman's behalf.
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VESSEL COULD NOT
IN WEATHER THE STORM
It Was Driven Ashore Near q Life Sta
tion and One Member Of the Grew
Brought Ashore Others Remained
on Vessel. q. .e

\ Cape Henry, Jan o,-The schooner
Fannie Palmer is ashore near Little Is
land life saving station. The vessel is
pounding heavily. One man landed
in breeches buoy with message for
the owner. Others Of the crew refus-
ed to land.
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PAINTER FORMALLY
ELECTED SENATOR

Frankfort, KY, Jan. oBoth houses
Of the general assembly today elected
Judge T. H Paynter United States
senator to succeed j. S. S. blackburn.
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RITcHIE DEAD.

London, Jan. Charles t. Richie,
the, first Baron Richie. former chancel-
;lor of the excheaier. died today at
Biarriz. France, Of paralysis. III. II
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16
BANK CASHIER suRRENDsRs
Official Of Closed Chicago Institution
Found by Reporters.

Chicago. Henry W. Herring.
the missing cashier OF the bank
rupt Milwaukee Avenue State bank.
gave himself up to the Chicago
police thursday afternoon. lie de.
clared that he had been in Chicago
since Monday morning.
Herring was found. not by the 20
lice. but by newspaper reporters. to
whom he made a statement Wednes
day night and promised TO surrender
TO the police Thursday
Although a number Of persons knew
the whereabouts Of Herring. the police
made no demand on them to produce
him.
An amazing story OF loose and Grim
inal banking methods viii be revealed
by Herring. the police and Bank Exam.
liner c. c. Jones believe More specific
information about Stensland's opera.
lions. It Is thought, will make him out
a man whose greatest asset was the
ability he had TO win the friendship
and confidence OF the people who gave
him their money Each business deal
made his straits more desperate.
Chicago. Conclusive evidence
has been unearthed by State Bank
Examiner G. c. Jones that Paul
o. Stensland. the fugitive president
Of the Milwaukee Avenue State bank
has been guilty OF highly criminal
acts in conducting the business Of the
Institution OF which he is the head.
This was Officially announced by Mr..
Jones Wednesday. At the same time
culpability for the crimes which have
brought the farreachlng disaster on
the northwest side is narrowing more
and more to Stensland. Henry W.
Herring. the missing cashier who was
declared 10 be an embezzler OF large
sums OF money. is being in a measure
exonerated because Of the lack OF d.
rect proof against him. Mr.. Jones
confirms statements that the frauds
amounted to over 100000.
Chicago. Frank Kowalskl. paying
teller OF the wrecked Milwaukee
avenue bank, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head Fri
day night.
Since the bank failed, Monday
Kowalski had been stopped on the
street many times and accused by de
positors OF having known their money
was in peril. lie had been in the
service of the bank - years. handled
all Of its business among the Poles.
and until the crash came. was as
highly regarded by them as we're Paul
o. Stensland and Henry w. Herring.
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PRAISE BY INTERSTATE BOARD.
Credit Gwen for Success in Rebate
Cases.

Washington.-In a statement is
sued Thursday by the interstate
commerce commission regarding the
conviction OF the Atchison. Tope
ka & Santa Fe Railway company for
violating the law with respect TO the
giving OF rebates. the commission says
'the ayowed purpose of the practice
tends to support the view THAT there
was no criminal intent on the part Of
Paul Morton. former secretary Of the
navy and former head of the traffic
department Of the Santa Fe, and the
other railroad officials involved.
The statement calls attention to the
fact that with the imposition of the
$4,000 fine on the railroad the his
tory of the famous Santa Fe rebate
case is practically closed and praises
President Roosevelt and Attorney
General Moody for carrying out with
success the administration declared
purpose to enforce the statute in all
such cases.
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simmer Accidents.

n II were possible to make a com
piete list OF all the casualties Of a
whole vacation season-say from the
LIST Of July TO the LIST of October che
showing would be so alarming as to
shock careful parents and to call into
existence a host of reform societies.
The fact that summer accidents are re-
ported as they occur. singly and In
widely separated places, accounts In
large measure for the slight and transit
tory impression they make on the pub
lie mind. The old meaning OF the
word accident, as something that Just
happens" and could not have been
prevented. still clings to it. Most OF
those who read these words may hold
that view Of il, and some Of them are
almost ceretain to find out BIZ expert
enee, before the summer is over, wiseth-
rer or not il is true. The purpose Of
this article is to change their minds.
Accidents do not lust happeh," nor IL
anyone justified in calling them dis
ilNnSdtlNn1 VI AOf AANANNf f+'sf-A--N
and foreordained by the Creator for
some good but inscrutible purpose,
says the Youths Companion. Acel-
dents are due to definite, material and
usually preventable causes. The Gre
,ator does not deliberately decree that
a certain canoe shall glide out from
under a certain man and drown him.
but He does establish immutable laws
which the canoe obeys, and which the
canOeist also must obey. II he would
live. On sea, on land, in yacht, auto
mobile. mountain camp, or on foot.
the immitablo laws hofd good. Those
who observe them go free, those who
disobey are punished. The need for
care, FOR caution. for common sense is
more urgent in the summer tnan at
other times only because It is then
that a larger number Of persons are
engaged, for purposes Of recreation,
in doinc things which are new 20 them,
the laws OF which they have not
learned. Study the rules Of tie game.
then obey them.
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IOWA DEMOCRATS MEET.
Claude r. Porter Is Nominated for
Governor.

Waterloo. lathe Democratic state
convention Tuesday nominated full
state ticket. headed by Claude r. Por.
ter, Of Appanoose county. for COVER.
nor, adopted platform and adjourned
sine die.
The platform favors tariff for rev
enue only, the election OF United
States senators by direct vote OF tho
people and demands the enactment
Of such legislation as will effectuallJ
destroy all trusts.
The platform expresses sympathy
with the purposes of national labor
organizations as set forth in recent
addresses by Samuel Gompers. John
Mitchell and others calling on labor
to assert Is political rights at the
ballot box.
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Was II Vandalismr

The Pennsylvania who blew up
the painted rock" an old Indian al
itar-stone near Hillsboro. viii receive
a good deal Of sympathy in his van
dalism. The dynamiter submits sim.
ply that his farm, on which the relic
stood, was being ruined by sight
seers, and the only method OF self
protection was the utter humiliation
OF THIS center Of attraction. AS a mat
ter Of fact, there was another alterna-
tive, putting up a fence and charging
admission. but this he evidently put
behind him. Undoubtedly the pro-
verbal happiness Of tie people who
have no history consists largely in
their freedom from the intrusion Of
pilgrims Poets cottages and bullet
riddled homesteads are beautiful
thinga TO perpetuate. bur nightly I'M
comfortable to live in. Those stead
fast qualities OF mind and heart which
Characterize Massachusetts,, says the
New York Post are due. we are sure
no more 10 the constant presence Of
unseen peril limited at by the Private
way, dangerous passing" signs than TO
the infietion Of living in houses
bearing tablets beginning. Here died
-" or ION this spot ---."
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INTERESTING STATE NEWS
eossEL's FRlENn
Claude oesha, Was Found Dead on the
Porch Of His Home.

Cynthiana, Ky-Clande NJ. Desha.
candidate for the democratic nOmina,
tion for congress IN tho Ninth District.
was found dead sitting on the hall
steps al his home Il is supposed Mr..
Desha was taken suddenly IN and
started for the front porch TO get air.
and, being exhausted. fell and-explred.
At the coroner's Inquest a verdict was
rendered that Oesha's death was
caused by apoDleXy Mr. Desha had
been Identified with politics In Ken.
lucky for 20 years senl stumped the
state In several democratic campaigns.
lie and he late Gov Goebel were
warm personal friends, and n was Mr..
Deshas testimony In trial against Gov.
GOebel for killing John Stanford that
brought about an acQulttal Nj.
Desha's wife died about five years ago.
and he leaves a daughter about ten
years of age. Claude Dcsha was son
Of Gen. Lucius Dcsha and a grandson
OF Gov Joseph Desha. and a brother n
Judge Lucius Desha. Of Newport. and
hrother-iniaw OF Hon n G Duny. OF
this county.
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BOARD CUTS GRAIN TARIFF
IMPORTANT RULING BY VISION.
SIN RAILWAY COMMISSION.
Cut Of Practically One Cent 5ushel
Affects Every Railroad Doing Bus
mess in the State.

Madison, Wis.-Grain rates for the
state OF Wisconsin will be reduced
practically one cent per bushel by an
opinion Of the railway commission,
handed down Thursday.
This is the most important decision
that has ever been rendered by the
Wisconsin commission. The order will
affect all Of the railroads operating in
the state OF Wisconsin.
The matter was started by a COM
plant made by o. G Kingy against
the Wisconsin Central and later by a
complaint Of w, l.. Houser. against
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul,
the Minneapolis & Omaha and the
Chicago & Northwestern
The matter was conducted as an in
vestgation OF grain rates between sta
tons in Wisconsin and Milwaukee by
the railroad commission acting on its
own motion. The two complaints in
volved grain rates from Colfax and
Hondovi to Milwaukee only.
The commission notified the rail-
road companies that a complete in
vestigation would be made on their
own initiative Of the whole question
and the railroad companies appeared
at a formal hearing, July 10. when
sworn testimony was received at that
time on the matter.
The hearings In the matter OF pas
senger rates have contributed much to
an exact solution Of the question.
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ASSESSMENTS TOO HIGH
For Aspirants to state Office, and
They May Quit.

Frankfort, Ky-There was per-
sistent rumor nere that after the meet
ing OF the democratic state executive
committee next Saturday and the eX-
pense OF the primary has been fixed.
two or three candidates for state ON
ces will withdraw and give as a rea-
son that the assessment oR each can.
dldate Is too burdessome Who these
candidates are coald not be learned,
but Il was also stated that these same
candidates would urge the committee
to can the primary on. aud II they
failed in this would withdraw. The
estimates OF the cost OF the primary
are increasing, and now Il is unofl'
cially announced that Il will be over
$4,000 The political situation Is like
~ TO take or a different aspect after
the meeting OF the committee. and the
question OF who Is the administration
or who controls the state organization
win be definitely settled Just now
there seems TO be doubt IN some quar-.
tiers as TO who may be termed the "ad-
minlsiration candidates. and doubt as
20 witch OF the state officials are en-
titled go be known a. the admListra-
ton" the latter term usually being
employed In speaking Of those In con
troll Of the democratic state organiIa-
ffun
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LOG UPSET LAUNCH.
-Four Girls and a Coy were Drowned
In Red River.

Winnipeg. Man, Aug. 13.-Whils
taking a pleasure trip down the Rel
river in a gasoline launch party OF
eight was suddenly upset by the launch
running into a floating log. The thre1
men with the party managed 20 reach
the shore. out four girls and boy,
ranging IN age from 10 10 rs. we're
drowned. The victims were three
daughters Of C. J. Brown, the city
clerk a daughter OF John Thompson.
undertaken. and little boy named
White The bodies were recovere
soon aferward and efforts made 20 re-.
store life. but without success. Some
surprise Is expressed that none Of he
girls was rescued while the three men
reached shore safely.
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Veal for Pottes Chicken.

Columbus. O.-Reports of the analy.
sis Of about so samples of ported
ham. potted chicken. hamburger
steak. luncheon sausage and similar
preparations sold by meat packers
submitted to State Dairy and Food
Commissioner Aukeny show the pres.
once OF preservatives. and in some
cases traces of tin and zinc poison.
The latter are attributed to the use
OF a poor quality of containers. One
sample labeled "Potted Chicken" was
found to<be veal.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16

Henderson. Ky-An order was hlcd
in the circuit court appointing the
Ohio Valley Banking and Trust Co a.
receiver ~ the Henderson City rail
way. The receiver Is directed 10 take
immediate possession OF all the prop
erty OF the company. It's rights, fran
chises. assessments. assets and in
comes. and will employ such labor as
TO properly operate the lines.
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ON THE TRACK
They slsp, and a Fast Freight Ran
Into Them.

Barboursyllle. Ky Near Grays. nin-
miles south OF here William Helton
was instantly killed A. SEWER fatally
injured and an unknown man slightly
hurt at an early hour a fast freight
running into the party while they we're
asleep on the track. The accident oc-
CURED on a sharp curve. a few hum
dred feet from a tunnel. and the train,
going 40 miles an hour. rounded the
curve and ran into the sleeping meg
before they could be awakened. The
three men had started from their
homes TO this city All we're Of prom
inent families. and the accident has
created wide interest
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16
LouIsvills Tobacco.

Louisville. Ky.-The total sale Of to
bacco al an warehouses numbered ai5
hhds Of hurley and q hhds Of dark.
Al the Ninth street warehouse p hhds
of hurley sold al prices varying from
81 20 to xii. Twenty hhds OF dark
were sold al the Pickett warehouse AZ
from S4.3O 10 $500
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16
Barber Examiners.

Lexington, Ky.-The state board OF
barber examiners Is holding the an
huai examination Of BARRIERS here The
work is being done by William +.
Brown. Of Ooyinetonl John II. Root, Of
Paducah, and John YOUNG. Louisville.
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SAD ENDING
To the Outing Of Society Folks-Fve
Of Them Drowned.

Davenport. WASH Aug. 13.-Five
persons prominent in the social lif1
Of Davenport. who had been enjoying
an outing on the banks Of the Spokane
river about ~ miles uotheast Of here,
we're drowned The dead: Miss Win.
ME Jones, 10: A. L. Bergett. 40; Mrs.
A. l.. Bergett, %, Roy Howard, IS. A.
l. lnman. "a.
Four Of the drowned heroically sac
rifoed their lives In an attempt to
save others. one after another they
plunged into the river. only to be
drawn down either by the whirlpool or
the undercurrent.
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Jane, seems undeeIdsa.

Frankfort. Congressman Ollie
james. who has just returned from
Europe. passed through here on his
way 10 his home lie said he had not
decided whether he would run for gov
ernor. and would make no decision I'll
he had an opportunity TO consult his
home poople.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16
The Eather shot DEAD

Greenville. S. c.. Aug 13-Cowerins
in a corner Of her bedroom. Miss Nan
ME Drake saw her father. Thomas +.
Drake. fight a pistol duel with her
lover, Allen Emmerson. Drake fell
dead with a bullet through his heart.
almost at the feet OF his daughter and
her lover who was also injured.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16
cromn Womb 500. GOO stoIen.

Paris, Aug. 13.-Telegraphing from
Lisbon, a correspondent says that a
named Guerrio has been ar
rested there charged with the theft OF
the crown Of the Brazilian emperor,
which is formed OF precious stones and
VALUED az s5O0.O00.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-16
4. Mani, a New Noe

Louisville. Ky.-Davld Allan. a stock
trader OF Hustonville. Lincoln county,
was brought 10 81 Josephs inhrmary
to undergo a surgical operation. An
attempt will be made 10 grow a new
nose 70 take the place OF the original.
which was bitten OF by John Baugh.
who fought with Allan over a cattle
transaction.