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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
LANNON'S LICENSE
Had Another Hearing Before the
 County Commissioners.

The continued hearing on the appll
 cation of Patrick Hanlon for a trans 1 fer of his liquor license from Bridg, street to John A. Lilley's building oi the corner of East Main and Browl streets was resumed to-day before County Commissioners Walter ant Geddes. The remonstrants claim thu place is unsuitable for the business and that there are already more thar enough saloons in the neighborhood City Attorney Kellogg appeared fol the city and Attorney Phelan for the objectors and the board of education
 Clerk of the board of education John J. Fitzgerald testified that once be- fore the board remonstrated against Hanlons license being transferred to building directly opposite the Crosby high school, but this was the first oc- casion on which the board took a vote to oppose the granting of any saloon license in the neighborhood of school building.
 There are ten saloons already in the vicinity, and about as many more in the neighborhood of the Duggan school he said, though Attorney Phe- Ian contended there were not that many in the latter place.
 John A. Lilley, owner of the build ing in question was called to the stand and testified that the character of the neighborhood is purely business, and is growing more so every day. The property in question has increased in value forty per cent since 1896 whe~ he bought it and he could sell it for a great deal more with a saloon in it than without He said he would not swap that property for any property on South Main street or on Bank be- tween Grand street and the depot. He would not say, in response to Attorney Kellogg's question that property on Bank street, not near saloons, has in creased 100 per cent in ten years. MT Lilley contended that business has been better on East Main street than ever before and that one saloon there more or less would not count anyway.
 Attorney Phelan tried to get him to admit that the majority of bankruptcy cases in Waterbury come from South Main street where the most saloons are MT Lilley said there were a few failures on East Main street. Turn bulls dry goods and notions store. for instance and few. others but bus mess there is better now than ever he given judgment for S,360 against mess and would not say that another saloon in the vicinity in question would not tend to reduce the profits of those already there and consequently have tendency to inspire violations of the liquor laws. He did not think another saloon more or less would count much either way.
 John w. Shaw meat dealer, in property owned by MT Lilley in the involved. said his bus mess has almost doubled in the five years he has been there. There was other testimony of this nature.
 At short calendar in the district oourt to-day tho Chpcbira rno1 ro r,o,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE-supply light. market steady: choice. y5.slas75. prime. sss1a5sas veal calves. IaEsa
 HOGS - Receipts fair. market slow: prime heaviss. mediums and heavy York CTS. NS. light Yorkers and pigs. Ase asa. rouKhs. a Ga4
 SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light: market slow. prime vsthers. s 1aa5 sas lambs. gz7S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
No Hazina Now at Annapolis,

Washington. Jan. 1S.-Captain Bad ger, superintendent of the Naval acad- emy, discussed hazing before the house committee on naval affairs during a hearing to consider the naval appro- priation bill. He assured the commit tee that there is now no hazing at An napolis and that the practice has been wined out
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
Farmers Indorse Antirace Track Bills

Utica, N. Y., Jan. 1S.-The Central New York Farmers club in this city passed a series of strong resolutions indorsing the antirace track gambling bills and complimenting Governor Hughes on the stand he has taken on this question.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
Flat Rat. of Two and one-half Cent.

FTat Hars or TWO ana Ohe-haIf Cehts'
 Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 1S.-The Ten nessee railroad commission unanimous ly adopted a resolution ordering all railroads in the state to put on two and a half cent flat passenger rate, the same to go into effect on April l of this year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
Hitch Over s.I. sf Lsnssn Times.

London. Jan. Is.-Apparently a hitch has occurred In the reorganization of the Times. which it was announced had passed from the control of the Walter family to a new company. with c. Arthur PearSOn as managing dE
 rector. A paragraph appears in the Times saying that no sale has been effected and that the previous state ment only referred to the negotiations
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
Bids For Army Balloon Reflected.

Washington, Jan. IS. - Incomplete ness of specifications has caused the signal service department of the army to reject proposals for furnishing a dirigible balloon. New bids will be asked for.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18

An increase in business aIcans a greater income fOr you- Secure the business oy advertising. Tr9 the Democrat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
Father of Bow at Eiohty. .one.

Meriden, Conn, Jan. 1S.-Francis A. Wilcox, eighty-one years old. farmer and leading citizen of Berlin, became the father of an eleven pound boy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
SPECIALS IN MEMS GOODS FOR
 TO NIGHT AND MONDAY.

Mems heavy wool Mitts, double
 lined, 39c and soc values, ...
 ............. Sale price 19c Mems fine Negligee Shirts, pleated
 fronts, cuffs attached. S9c values
 Sale price soc Mems heavy Coat Sweaters in OX-
 ford Grays, regular S1.00 value,
 ............. Sale price 79c Mems Extra fine all wool Coat
 Sweaters in Oxford Grays. $3.5O and s3.75 value, Sale price S2.O0 Mems Blue wool flannel Shirts,
 double fronts. s2.O0 and $2.5O
 Shirts, Sale nrice S1 2E Mems fine all silk Neckwear in
 4-in-hands. Tecks and Bat Bows.
 25c and soc values. .........
 ............. Sale price 12lhc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
cut .t l.hiah R.iIra.a sbsn,

Esston- Ia Ian. IS-No.iep vss ppSted st the lOeaI shops Of the LehIrh Valley railrOad re.lucing the working time to forty hours a week Aboaf so men are affected
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18
PRE-INVENTORY SALE ITEMS FROM THE SUIT DEPARTMENT.

FhUM HE SUII UEfAhIMEN1 ]. Coats of black kersey and gray
 mixtures,46 to 50 inches long,
 value S775. Sale Price -. S3 9S Tourist coats of light medium
 and dark gray mixtures, satin
 lined, value $12.50. Sale
 IIlC6 4( ,OU Coats of black kersey and melton
 cloth. satin lined throughout,
 box fronts, ripple back, value
 SIG. Sale Price ........ Sl0 One lot taffeta silk petticoats. black and colors, deep tucked and hemstitched ruffle, value
 $6.50. Sale Price .. S4.50 Ecru net waists. tucked yoke,
 front and back, finished with
 medallions and insertions of
 cluny lace, silk lined, value
 $5.50. Sale Price ...... S3.93
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-18

At short calendar in the district court to-day the Cheshire Coal Co was given judgment for $4,300 against Edward A. Thompson in foreclosure proceedings.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
Rsmisoros's INDIAN sroKv.
rhs Wlnsshsss Hsssrvstlsa Choir
pIda't Wsrk Well

Frederick RsniAgtos. IL artist-au-
ther, has had about - strenuous . o.
rssr - any man that ever touched
psn Or pencil 10 paper. He has spsnt
Q great deal Of time among ths Ind
ians In tho west. On ons Of his visits
hs ran into . story which he b fond
II telling.
For some PEARS there had been Z
Presbyterian x,issses - the Whine
bago reservaticn In Nebraska, but
there we're few converts. The mission
ary hit on . brilliant plan. There we're
some bucks ON the reservation who
had bssn st The Carlisle school. where
they had studied singing. He orgAnis-
% quartet Ths bucks liked to show
oR their hymns. One Of them had .
yellow dog that always accompanied
Ms master to church.
At nrst the indians liked the sing
ing. Then thsy grew tired Of II Evsn
the choir lost its religion. Il became .
trio: thea . duet: ansliy The colo cult,
A new fnisriepary came iato the held.
One day hs aseendsd ths pulpit and
looked around. The only sign Of lifs
10 the psvs was ysliow dog. Calling
b the ssxtoa. hs said. Put that dog
cutl"
Excuse ne" replied TIE ssxtoa
mildly. 'Td rather not Ths fact ID. hs
b the only esnvsrt----saturday Even
ias Post.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
At.v., u m.ssIsS.

4 good man 10 friendly 70 Ms fsllov
creatures and lover Of mankind; and
% win. upon every occasion. and oftsa
vfthost any, say all the good he esn Of
everybody: but % fsr - hs b Q GOOD
man. win never b dispossd TO speak
svii Of any, unless tAsrs b some othsr
reason for Il besides barely that II 10
trus. II hs BE- charged with having
sivsa IN III charaetss 10 win scarce
think Il . sufacisat tustincatioa of
himself 10 say that Il vas . true oae.
snisss be can also gtvs some further
scsount how be eans 10 Do %; . just
Indignation against perticuiar instan-
sss Of villainy. vksfs thsy are great
and seandalous: Or 70 prevent m h.
accent man from bstng deceived and
betrayed. vhen be hAs great trust
aaa eonnleace IN one NO dosa not
deserve it--Jossph Butlsr.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
ssv rAlls o. Loposr.


sosthsy's assssiptioa q Leasrs Aas
givsa b hat charming friend Of holi-
cay Gays Z esputation which 10 3 little
unfortunste. II has brought b its
course wcrsAippsrs from afay. when
there has not hssa . cupful ef water
10 perform - much - the meansst
q fsats whicA the post deseribea One
sseA visitor was an Americas. He had
sssa Niagara again and again. He
FsaG nesthsy - the woadsrs q Lo-
Asrs. and sacs mere visited The vast
cataract of his native land. Thea.
feeling that after all. Niasara must
be vsry small potatoes compared with
the falls Of which the poet had sung,
resolved 10 consscrats his holiday 70
the contemplation Of its beauties and
grandeur. Hst sst out the moment be
reached Ksswick. and long walked
end toiied over rocks and heuldsrs. He
could not and the falls. He rested.
and asked: Gan you direct ne to the
Fails Of Lodorsf" why, you're .
sittin' On EN-" was the hsart-brsaking
answer. The falls Of oil the adjsctivss
we're dryl--st. James 0ssstte.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17

The antirrhinum. or snapdrAgon, IL
enc Of the old-fashionsd garden Gov.
ere known b. sveryone. Although
Il 70 Q visitor from southern Europe
Il has BEEN hers % long that II has
become naturaiissd. When We say
lions mouth" frogs mouth" "csifs
mouth" "rahhit's mouth" We mean
snapdrason. all these names being
suggested BY its srotssaus. maskilks
corolla. But there ID something still
more srotssqus n We will wait IN
Tie seed time and gather the dried
brown skslston Of the seed pod. Look
st thsm sideways. under . bright
iampllgAt II possible. and yos will
nnd they have quite . resemblance
% q rhinocsros. Remove the eaiyx
and the little horns on the nose. and
look q them from the front. and thsy
have . stili more striking rsssmblsnee
10 human skulls. and By turning them
abost ron get all sorts 81 queer e.
rssssens On the srinnins mouth.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
soxascs o. arEar slsass.
Prem the hallway pistfsua b Ne
opsss tsssss.

u. Jsaa Note, The fznoas barytoae
q The Psris opera hsuse. and who has
sung more eftsn On Tie stage sf the
Paris opera than asy othsr living
singer. lsft Paris the ethsr dAy 10 b
present q the fetss wkieh wsrs held
recently. IN his native tova u tour.
nay. In Belgium. IN honor u the great
artists jubilee.
y. Jean Nsts's career has been q
sinsulariy romantic one. He vss bora
~ Tournsy. aad began iifs thsrs -
. weaver In . cioth factory. He wss
noted for his Ans voice among his fsi-
low workmsn. He LEFT the factory TO
become railway porter at the Tour.
nay station. and soon became signal
man.
AZ the sgs Of n he became . con-
script In the Belgian army. and 70 was
wAils undergoing his military service
that HE ofacsrs took sn interest IN
him. and subscribed . purse 10 send
him 70 the Ceassrvatoirs q husic at
0hsnt.
t. Here he worked hard. and succeed
I'd b obtaining the arst prize for
singing. He made his debut In ''Lucis
d LAmmsrmoor," st the Lille thea
tor In 1885. He was then engaged for
two years q the Antwerp thsatsr. and
for three years at Lyons. altar which
hs went straight 70 the Psris opera.
which be has never LETT since.
While IN opera singer IN Paris n.
Meta greatly distinguishsd himself by
an oct os daring and ooi-headeduess
which sawed IN express train from
tstal wreck On September n, iss7.
n. Note was standing % ne platform
ef the Psris suburban statioo -
Colombss. whsn Il was sssa 10 The
horror Of he numerous passengers
waiting b tAs staten that . train %
10 vans loaded With dynamite had
sAuntsd cot % ths main flns On which
ne chsrbcurS nxprsss vas dss q
hat moment.
The statisnmassss and portsrs lost
thsir heads. Meta. rscollscting that
ks had been . signalman. lost not q
moment He ran 70 the lsvsrs, pulled
thsm beck. snd sent the dynamite
Wagons % 10 Q sidins jast e the sx-
nrssa eADs Austiing past. For this.
n. nets Ssssfvsd kish distinction
from tAs 'FrsnsA soysransat--LOn.
aen Man.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
sssr n TO rns BAR
Orchestra Leader Mlsrsad Request tes
sehuhsrt's ssrsnads.

While dining at one Of the hotels r.
Gently Q Washington girl said to her
escort, Il wish that orchestra would
play schubsrt's 'ssrsnaAe.'" "All
we've got to do 10 To have the waiter
tell the orchestra leader" said the
man. But you'd bsttsr write Il The
waiter will bs sure to get the nsssass
wrong II you don't" Do On the back
AZ IN envelope the young woman
wrote, IN q beautiful angular hand
her request for Schubsrt's 'Ssrenads." !"
and told the waiter TO take Il 10 tAe
leader. The waiter vas gone . long
time. but ct last he appeared with .
foeminG hsaksr. IT took some time
he said apologetically. 7 understood
you 10 tell me the msssage was for
the orchestra leader. 20 took Il 70
him. He read what you wrote and
then laughed and told ne TO carry the
order 10 the bar. for that was the
place 70 get 3 seltser lemonade" And
angular writing had scored another
triumph.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
AUTOS AZ = COYOTE Da,vr.


A large crowd Of sau Joaquin eoun-
q residents asssnhisd q The Bol.
iinssf ranch, n TIE eastern part Of
ths county. snd sajoysd coycts
drive. vhieA vss net q destructive
e ths people - tat district hope1
fos. = ths snimals kspt eut q slsht
and only ! I'm wsrs killed. o. late
ths eoyotss have hen killing shssp.
pigs end chicksns. Ths scarcity q
dead aninsls has caussl The ooyotss
% isssds ~ rs.eAsa s.d siys tAs
farmer ut Il tronbls. A. Esnsr1
rule, tkess animals seldon attack
afock. but vhsn 1rlvsn . glarv1tlpa
~ bscous bc1a
n wss wi<h - hepe Int I loruo
nnm>sr vesl1 - h111o1 thAf : u19ofol
lnxita<too ~ ox11n1t1 D ~ p1eC1o
= n6nsn11s - unlu = fono11o ~
klnfs = von1o1oo 1rQn ~ ~ ~.
iono1 ~ t1r1v = - 49, = -
fr1r11lck ~ = 6(f11n11 - u1r
- o>uocro1 . &q11111rz - ~.
= ~ 49, o. IN - ~ = i
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17


The convistion Of the Spaueh
brothers Cor the murder OF che
Iron county shsrif cost the stats
and county nearly SO. 900.
County courtof ssod lard coun.
ty is going 70 make improvement
on the old court house at Bloom.
field that win cost between s15,-
! 600 and s20. 900.
Mrs. Flora Wolfe, whose hus.
band was arrested in Kansas City
for beating her, bsggel for his
released. "why, judge" /" she
pleaded, che didn't do much.
He knocked me down only once
and kicked me only three times. -
The school superintendent Of
Cape county has neither horse
nor buggy, and visits the schools
OF the county afoot. The roads
In Cape countymust be much bet.
ter than those Of some other
counties Of Southeast Missouri.
On Christmas day ut Poplar
Bluff, the Salvation Army served
an excellent dinner. absolutely
free to more than 200 persons,
also sent out thirty.fve baskets
Of food, each containing enough
for six psrsons, TO the sick and
others who were unabls to; attend.
The city dads Of Marysills
passed On ordinance last week
requiring oil grocery stores and
meet markets to be kept closed
on Sunday between November 1
and April 1 Of each year, and the
penalty for violation Of ths or
dinsncs was fixed ct not less than
% nor more than $50.
The decree handed down ,,y
Judge Sheppard In the case Of in.
cooperating the Little Risei
drainage district has been filed
with the circuit clerk Of Butler
county. 1t ccntains some $50, ,00t
words and will cover. 600 typs
written pages--probably thu
longest decree ever given In thi'
section.
| Contractor Hugh g. Harding
Of yinesnnss, Ind, has began Il
| get ready 10 dig the "a miles o.
drainage ditch in Mississippi
county which hs 10 under bond ID
complete by March Is. 1910. I
will require four drsdge boat
and cost s1se, ,22o. draining near
ly 10000 acres. and the sstimat'
! lbensfts s75s. 7e7.lo.
The news agent on the Frisc,
train was arrested at Morehous'
ons day last week for bootlsgg'
ing. He had been peddlinf
whisky at way stations along th'
line. Morehouse won't stand foI
that business. Recently q fsllov
was arrested there and iinss
three times In one day, and VA
then turned ovsr 10 the U. 9
authorities.
In Pulaski County we're fount
soms months aep specimens o
real gold. They wsss on tn,
farm Of Frank McKinnon, nsa
Coksr. Mr.. McKinnon sent som'
Iof the orr to the United Stats
mint 1t Denver forianslysis, ans
Il assaysd s4S TO the ton. HI
has put In thrss shsits on hi
farm, Two 10 feet each spd on
50 fssk Missouri hss hsrstofor'
isd only one mine from whicl
lgoid has s0tusiiy bssn taken
though II has almost every oths
Iminsrsl.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17

he following srtisIs ssksp from :
npnbsrof liks kind sivinsrsssons for he
panic, undsr ths hesd Of s'Ts Roossrslt
: Msnass sosasinsusf" h he sssnrdsy
fyssing foss 81 Dsssnbsr =. 1901,
jasS abeas hits shs nsil o. he hsaa eli
srpes1s
No nsn could hsve prevented
ne psnie.
No one nan-evsn ~ Prsal-
6oet x - unifod Ststss could
hsve brppgh1 : rleut.
Q11s(Iy Iyi1f eo16 |tiopp p>rs:
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17

exchanges are effected by this
metal basis money and certain
0ovsrnnsnt- -euafantssd credit
fcrms-t' 'gsenbacks," gold and
silver certificates and national
banknotes, commonly called
"currency"-whiIe the other
ninsty-six per cent. are effected
with such credit forms a. the
chscks, drafts, bills Of exchange,
bonds, stock certificates, mort.
cages, etc.
Something over nine billion
dollars of bank deposits, with
total voIumn Of currency" OF
something over three billion dol
lars-a volume 90 rigidly fixed
that it takes much time to expand
or contract il.
General confidence in financial
and industrial institutions.
A full tide Of business, with
transportation and manufacture
ipg facilities inadequate TO
handle il,
Consequent capital require
msnts away beyond The accumu.
lated capital OF the country. -
An unpreca densed volume uf
speculation that had given an ex
oessively higI, price. level to secu.
rifles, real estate and commodi-
ties.
A great volume of bank loans
that were not conservative, some
Of them even frau,iuleal
I A popular sgit a against
great combinations ;, apital in
industrial and transportation en-
terprisss, resulting in . msuacing
attitude toward such corporations
by men In responsible Govern
lnent positions and many actual
blows against them by courts and
lsgislatures. ss.....
Government and popular sx-
travagance throughout the world,
evidenced by enormously costly
wars, great naval and military
expenditures, and unprecedented
personal expenditures upon lux.
uriss.
Constructions work upon new
enterprises, from the Panams
Canal down on q scale heretofore
unknown--sptsrpri that could
I
not be producers Of wealth for
years to come.
That was the situation whom
United Copper exploded and
shook one little corner OF the
great credit fabric in New York,
Straightwsy the bankers OF
the country seemed to 60 crazy.
In order to conserve the currency
supply they announcsdthsywould
not pay out more than . small
smount of currsncy each day,
and thus set everybody 10 grab
bing for eurrencyl Then they
began kicking holes In the whole
credit fabric by declining to give
credit for other than local checks,
by refusing TO discount any pa
per, by demanding immediate
liquidation and doing everything
else to frightsn business men,
~ the msssss had already been
frightened by the clamp on cur.
lrsncy.
We now have the result: OPP
srsting forces outin two or lower
by manufacturers, WHOLESALE,
cancellations Of orders. .solIections
almost impossible . coon -
ibaak bAlsecss' were rsducsd
lin . word, such . trs.
lmsndous "sIowing down" Of
lbusinsss - TO give the jar Of the
sudden stop Of > high -spesd
train
/ In al the dizzy iumbls Of fool
Iishnsss the ns~spapars have
doomed UP large IN ihsir co.,l.
i wis patriptisn--lsing ike
lstatssmsn in . eo,J easIss--ssd
the psopIs foe tbe no psss nav.
tailored their jesd sad refused
10 looss their hssdz
+ - - - - a A.. - IL :
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-01-17
'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.

tie OiHLs
blythe Shears; 4
ste Pot-Soms Oriei-
|, and Seine Stolen. (
teresting Reading. I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
moving the pistol from The bed Il
was accidentally discharged. Sh.
was wounded in the left side.
Last Monday whils loading q
wagon belonging to the Tyler
Land and Timber company at tn.
warehouse st Tyler No.. the
horses hitchsd 10 the wagon
backed into the river and wal
drowned, The wagon had been
driven up 10 the river side Of the
warehouse and the lines tied b
q wheel Of the wagon while the
driver and others were loading q
box Of meat on II. When the box
was turned into the wagon Il
caused the wheel TO turn they
tightening the lines on the horses
causing them 10 back into the
river wagon frst. Az the river
had . bluff bank and is something
like forty feet deep where the
team went In, the team, wagon
and msst wsrs all soon lost 10
sigh. Crurthsrsvilh Press.
Judge JAA L. Fort, Of Stodd.
ard county, y I s'holy tsrrcr" 70
evil dcers. Judge VIM. wallscs,
OF Kansas City, called on Judg,
Fort b sit In TRIAL Of ! cas-.
sgsinst aOma Sunday slosias VIC.
lstors. The dsfsndants, hoping
Ito Be spared irom such justice q
ths Stcddard rountyIjurist 10 10
ltLs habit Of dealing out TO orimi.
Inal when proven guilty, applied
b he supss sesast .fes . MI,
Of prohibltion 10 prevent Jadg,
Fort from making his appsaranc,
Ia Kansas City. The writ va,
issued. jackson Cash Book.
The Ely Walker shirt factor,
In this city hes closed down ant
is now being packed up for rs'
moval 10 st. Louis. The factor,
VA started up hers . few year
ago after . number Of our bust
ness men chippsd inandpurchass,
ths old woolsp mill building, bull
An addition to 1t and gave . year
rent fres Of charge. Cape Girsr'
deau Democrat.
8. P. Perkins on the 1st inst
brought La . cake Of Toe tiv,
inches thick, that had been form
Cd on his ice pond west Of Ore
lyon. On the same day only cas-
OF town ; few miles, Linn Der
was breaking ground. The diff
ference 10 conditions bsing oaus'
cd by exposures, stc.--Holt Co
Sentinel.
| A shosking tragedy took plao,
in Slater Friday night. In which
Shelby Porter, . young mar
about twenty three or four, va
shot and killed by Guy Csrpsn.
tsr, who has been holding ths
position Of CITY jailst for som,
tims.