St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 11, 1900

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Reg ular Eaition THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. Regu lar Edi 2879 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 160,47 SUNDAY S WA NT ANS SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR MARCH, 161,112. TEN PAGES. 223 Higher Than One Year Ago —~- ———— — af \4- ry ’ One of Them Perished came away still more firmly convinced that morse for the Deed Aguinaldo. ’ The Povulists are casting about to get Mr. Woodruff will not do. Manufacturers Always As a Result. Seizei Him 3 ass Tn Bret a oes or ae : some man who will consent to be with- ere are several statesmen, including Make It Right. drawn after the Kansas City convention Senator Platt of New York, who would No Confirmation of the Reported Third . nominates. No victim has yet been found, like to see Senator Elkins the Republican i © ice VC a f o enNdletc avVe- khnae li lk ney f Ri) Sout Thit - —.. ae — re* ug ai ate. Little Al Jerner of 1518 Pendleton ave Michael Maloney o 84 South Third Admiral Dewey says: candidat Saatareek) Stheriiieiiiincsienina desis aaa Ragseelal Oma ue, who wi fatally burned while visiiing street disappeared fro is home Sunday | — 2 . . , nue, is ly burn é pj ( rom ORTH } ceived information from San Francisco that Bloemfontein a playmiute, was buried Tuesday afternoon. night and his wife his neither seen nor | 500 pounds of plug cut tobacco have been It was a remarkable funeral for a child. heard of him since. She fears that he has seized a various local stores by internal The white casket was covered with flowers ‘ mmitted Sud le, tnrougn remorse over ceeneaiaia nieniii Saisie the packages were and hundreds of friends and neighbors his Killing a man several years ago. H | ! | insufficiently stamped. This tobacco is Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. ( Cc " ’ "Ss { he ce tery. T) -CouUDEe cre arri¢ SPV sé ‘Oars ri : i eee. th a to . : tea 3 oe th poke uple wer ‘aaah : “ ven 3 a on . oe ie eth deles manufactured by a St. Lou.s firm and has LONDON, April 10.—The Boers are J ‘Cc “us © year-ou aa rniter oOo A. ) Sunday Was ne Ts ime in a na been put up in packages weighing from an : mae _ ee ied ‘ge me - tote eng | ! to-day pressing the Britis Ww its }.. Jerner, a salesman for a large local petiod, according to Mrs. Maloney’s state- RING AND MONEY TAKEN iveee! sueteed AND FALLING MERCURY ounce and three-quarters to two ounces, eta p fe . h . two poi ; fier u's MEMBER’S POCKETS. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. and the packages uniformly stamped as|— ‘¥epener, south of bioemtontein, an COMMANDANT DE WET. weighing an ounce and two-thirds. Elandslaagte, north of Ladysmith. The Boer General Who Is Leading the Republia Colle Thomas of San Francisca, who The immobility of Roberts’ army is ‘Troops South of Bloemfontein. | LOST madg@@&he discovery, reported that the fraud had evidently been carried on very extensively. He estimated that the cost to the Government had been fully $50,000 a Disaster tc Roberts’ Army in an printing house Hier most intimate friend was Jessie | Cotney, who lives with her grandmvothet plock from the Jemmer rewidenes. | OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING. |SPRING MUST BE block from the Jerner resid The accident st hich i itil G in Alice's Jy 5 death occurred at Mrs. Lee's hom: Luring ithe forenoon Mrs. Jerner as { . ; Victim Says He Knows the Thief’s ‘Severe Rain and Snow Storm Is Gen- year. down town shopping, accompanied by A’‘i \ : ‘ ; , , , : Mr. Grenner states that in the main he and Jeesie. The children became ‘tired of Identity, but Is Shielding Him eral Throughout the South and does not doubt that the information is cor- er : : ‘ect, bu la he crimina ect oO e Waking about and begged Mrs. Jerner to Through Magnanimity. West With Frost Coming. case is very much magnified "te the San permit them to returs home while she T4944 Francisco authorities. y ————— Fhe occurrence is pronounced one instance , ati 4 ; a toe in many where the manufacturers in pack- first she was unwliling to do this, but SD | ; m | ay ki es — : . - , - aki —_—— ing got a little overweight, all of which is the children pleaded so hard that she fin- £4 Vig 1 ae LoST—Will the party _— a ek os a ea reported to the St. ‘Louis office, where the ent. rig yy, Oe ‘ i ER 3 "ites ‘please mail same to KE, H. Achle, aah overweight charges are collected. In this ». : ») Roatmen’s Bank, and save exposure 7 » Mi Ae case the manufacturer, whose name the of- — fice would not give out, had exceeded law- ful weight in the packing of samples, some- thing that the Revenue Department had to contend with nearly every week. The office attributes these violations to mis- compieted her purchases, ally gave her cons ‘+ kissed her littie daughter, put her veiemanalal ‘ar and continued her tour of the Vg ‘ Jnl of! A thief rifled the pockets of E. H. Aehle | e ) } yi Monday afternoon at Y. M. C. A. Hal) and (on rea ning nome Al a" found Toere Was Ra took an opal ring and some change Mr ro one there and so she went to Mrs. Lee's , ' / : » ‘ — ateh that he takes , ' 5 J Aehle informed the Post-Dispat 1a [SSS ,; was. but out of rhe statement that the Government has et lost $50,000 a year In this manner is laughed at by the local authorities. ‘ ee -— , ou le two ch ren wet! » bs — ‘ ns , ert anging ‘ » catiadren went int@ the bath: ¢,iner confessus. at night after supper and left his street clothes hanging upon Howard Says He Will Surrender, if room. ae = had EY A few minutes later Mrs. Lee, who was °° “sappeared. Boel Ciseed sabe: pack when sine’ thett Allowed Bond, and Stand Trial fin the parlor, heard cries for he!p. She Matoney is an ex-convict, having served mt % per petrat d. | d f Bak ’ ' a's . >). . as irate ve P " . ‘* "% ‘= | } Oo ,VITT mt? *y P ine ore e 4 er Oo a er ran to the bathroom and found Alice with fy > aa on th * ltentiary for the killing ‘The ring be longe s to a ane Soman, a for the Mu ‘ The Cut Is From a Photograph Taken by the Chicago Record Correspondent. Note the ooenat rns OATS Gnd Sowerlens to help °F VATiCe reiting on July 4, 1887. Krelt-; said Mr. A pan j o ay oe valu i on Faces on the Right of the Line. ‘neg the » ol “ling elative in Englanqd ang more \a * h herself Lng was the proprietor of a boarding house |! , : aD pa fort) Spertal to the Post-Dispatch. a ? his account than for its intrinsic worth. coe Pee page , ae “ ; DO@O0-O0.490-O0-O0O0-O0-O0G0O0G080G0 }©06060600006060608« 09060909 She caught the child in her arms ana ®"2 Maloncy stabbed him curing a fight ® “When announcéd the theft to my as- IS THIS SPRING? FRANKFORT, Ky., April 11.—State’s At- re) o earried her to the bedroom, where she ured He Pleaded guilty to murder in the second | sociates T was surprised to learn that such torneys have as yet had no communica- IN SEVEN MONTHS OF WAR. ' , ; be meee degree things ‘were of frequent oceurrence in the OPODOSOPOSODOSOPO#OS SOOO SO |tions from Jim Howard, the alleged assas- & quilt to smother the flames. Ry the , ie AE ae Oe The opportunity for ~~ : * > lime the fire was extinguished the child Mrs. Malot ays he h brooded over | theft is practic: ally unlimited, as the mem- WEDNESDAY’S WEATHER. sin of Goebel. LONDON. Sort Shesee Wer began cree Weenthe See ee wages ~ Reve, ee elena ts e : ‘ nil ol) Siaeaiagrte inte atieenacn after ante | Gann aeaee tee clothes lying around the | x ' os ‘eainineath aetna ne Howard is charged with the murder of men in South Afriea, against possibly 40,000 effectives on the Boer side. With the excep. oe SEDER ead to foot, the injury , I room. In promis aime confusion. The West and Soutawest, 8 luding Col- George Baker, who was killed in the Ba- tion of the relief of Ladysmith and Kimberley, the capture of Gen. Cronje and the oceupe- to her upper body being most serious reat u orado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Mis- 8 | cee feud be A ena yf tee . tion of Bloemfontein, the British efforts have only resulted in clearing a part—got all—of says he came to Frankfort on > ZX, their invaded territories of the enemy. The continued postponement of the British advance, al he Since this last theft the ofticers of the Phat is hy ' Aes ume fhe mmitied rwssociation have resolved to locate the souri, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, is the assassination to solicit a pardon from Taylor for the murderer of Baker, and for reasons which, if imperative, are not understood here, and the daily increasing boldness carried Alice to her home. beset ina? | ml that he will return to Frankfort ripe sur- | : of the Boers, accompanied by successes, are galling to British pride, and cansing disappotnt+- mormal, with heavy frosts over large sc render, if he is given bond, in order to ment here, which confidence in Gen. Roberts and compulsory recognition of the Boers’ fighting She was attended by Dr. Grant, who ‘** for the t.ast St ovis Transfer Co., | a , : ’ . , . ‘ . :, ions 0 e ‘he it. Stand ‘ia! = é . oW- found that she bad inhaled the flames, ®"¢ 8U>Seauentiy in the same capacity with | DISCIPLINE 10 BE REVISED i oe ae ee } ae a trial for the Baker murder — if abilities alone keep from developing into angry impatience. From the first he feared that this fact ‘"® Parner Buggy Co., but of late had POGOG0GOG0OH0G0-90D0G0G080G0. | the authorities are able to arrest him. Winter is on now in the fleld of war, many of the British are sick in hospitals, they have” would prevent her recovery. She lived 38 been idk His wife say hat he was ad- |} ae “Tallow Dick’’ Combs’ case was contin- O lost over 20,000 men, nearly all their horses and oxen are dead or dying, and Pretoria is as hours. wheal he ai “1 to the excessive use of intoxicants ‘New York Methodists Propose to Elim- The flurries of snow that came with Dr. | ued until to-morrow before Judge Cantrill, | @ far away as it was six months ago. eas . inate the Clause Prohibiting Danc Hyatt’s belated rainstorm still remain with he S ba yy ae to 4 tere in court to- . ‘ Ss es i gs il] 4 } °t . . , win y me gg % ri FF ig April ¢ st |tempt persons publishin ame - "3 oa % SOS ao. : moved her woolen dress and donhed long "nce Which, according to her best knowl- — DI ; rh pore —— eee nese epnenn neadee before the jury has erty “i shown in his inability to move upon and range. Then the naval brigade open ' ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ee Special the Tost match. unusuai] montn tor the appearance oO! 6now { en andees $ . . rhs r Coa ee : ee oe edge, he has been a total abstainer. on apenas om " . |reason of the ex'sting bitterness over the | crush Gen. De Wet, who, for three days anc Bingham apron belonging to her playmate. Mrs tteed | tremhiine! #5 fc a act NEW YORK, April 11.—If: the general! When Dr. Hyatt was asked for an official |arrest of prominent persons and the feel- ez , : ; y fire and drew a heavy Boer fire, and ce me ought she parsed too cl¥ee to the Post-Di , t h th a Me : rte to the | .onference of the Methodist Church adopts |answer tc this now popular question | ing against some witnesses, has Been pounding Brabant’s force at of the armored cruiser Philomel’s gun- r Spc ( it he eared 7 ( ae ff | Z 3 sittin 9 ~. . ; . : " money IN | the suggestions made by the New York | Wednesday, he showed the Post-Dispatch Wepener. Seemingly Buller is doing ners were kiled. The navel mien stuck to stove on entering the bathroom, causing . ' T , his spells of inebriety. but when sober he | . vent 4 | te ; ist . i is 1 the apron to ignite. ) vb conference sitting in this city and the/the Government's local statistics on this THIS WOMAN HAS A WILL nothing, and is in danger of being flanked their positions, however, and the Boers SS me aye ee Sh mindly as any hushand N York FEaet conferen in session in / subject r i by himself and his pred CPW OTK “4s -renice, Sos: : - & é ; 4 se é { ‘ea- - im... : : saciochat ¥ a Se : P by the Boers,-who have never been sO; unmasked six guns, including a 100- could, s BANKS AND TH | . Danbury, Conmn., members of the sect May |/ecessors during the past 30 years, _ a +e ; om . : In the column marked “snow,” there are Getting Satisfaction From a Street enterprising and aggressive as they are pennder, and shells fell:in all the British dance, play cards or go to the theaters now. . camps. ol ead ROBINSON CRUSOE’S ISLAND ' without, breaking any of the prescribed |), entries from 1871 to 1883. Dr. Hyatt says Car Company for Not Giving “uies O1 ? user, : , pan P , , é } very ey ee ee ee ee rhe report of a third disaster to the} After three hours’ bombardment the They Can No Longer Include Certifi- This does not mean that these worldiy |!t is very Her a Transfer ers - -—- @& _— >} » ‘ 6) ‘ r ‘os ° ; . on ists, . . ; J -j ose o . "er ne) . , e . ; a. - - a " . s - eg ay are approved of by Methodis ing the month of April in those dozen years, British. in which a loss of 1500 men was British fire slackened and the burgh cates of Deposit From Federal | Training Ship PY Found 96 Per. ut the proposition is made to revise the there had been he thinks the figures baad cee , . ; : . Subtreasuries. sons There and the Place Overrun rr a as aa the on ~ ar aoe yn would be recorded. said to have been sustained, is not con- cleared troma kopje on the right when a i | i Tle Pee | ! > ee 2 ; Special to the Post-Dispatch. “ 73 aye inet a9 The amount of snowfall is shown, though, | CINCINNATI, April 11.—A woman board- | firmed. British shell lit on the spot occupied by ; oats and Wild Horses. At the Danbury conference Prof, Rice of | for every year from 1884 to 1899. In half of @¢ 4 WASHINGTON April 11.—The Comp- car In Avondale yesterday and was Mia At th nou “rot, Rice of | rlgeie. , their gun. Another comma troller of the Currency in answer to a - Wesleyan Universiity spoke very plainly. these 16 years. there was no snow in 8t. compelled to stand. She said things. ALIW AL NORT H. on the Range - ndo was Special to the Post-Dispateh He said: moving toward the British left, apparent- BOER SOLDIERS ON THE i Fe LINE. Bs ee Sustained while trying to save the chi : ‘ ' hild, him. ture ranging from 15 to 30 degrees below Vialoney wis par ey iV emp! Ve 7 As dri- > Mrs. Lee, though suffering from burns, a) * 4 ; Biates Revised Statute ' itself worse even than aK was so | een as to be recorded as simply as emembered that she had not got a trans- , . a i. ‘ “ ; es, a ae banks his brother John, who 1s making a cruise Lo prohibit. Personally l am opposed Lo a tr: T I . oe e The new conductor would nee wiv “od number SOOO, under Brabant, are prac- save ‘etolore been perm Q ‘ ocelt — . a" : peat eats wet es reroing an ai >] Ty) ely ' ata ‘ s* . ‘* : : ’ 4 , o) ~~ ‘_ *tliae v his 5 Ti : } P en _— c ing, Which are held entirely by the banks Americanos” won. Central Missouri Covered to a Depth of | ®X«)Usive enjoyment of this April snow a past few days One commando is now Methodist Church has proved an evil im 459), 1893, 1895, 1897 and 1898—the snowfal] Conductor came on and then the woman pews from Wepener, where the British , the British shells forced them to retire. than $10,000, and to receive therefore a cer- “Pp brought up at the island of Juan Fer- ‘he New York conference proposes @ jast year there was a snowfall in April of de- 44 tanh ‘ The passengers went out by the 4) -_ y i le Che passenge ent 0 y front door pener Monday was ll killed and 4l In the afternoon the naval brigade law ful money, reserve. island and they all speak Spanish. They Wise use of their time; that they may grow snow this month will be greater than dur- When he reached the office he asked what Section 6 of the act of March 14, 1900, into port, so glad were they to see some ure more than of God; that they abstain gays } ‘ver tl her ‘ons she gets tired or sleepy,” he was Instructed 1 west t n of ; says, however, that there is considerable &! : y. “tea. well. It is known that fighting ts still Oo eget fap ye ot FuUChH certliticates as Americans hunt rabbits stain from all ypearance of evil aml Thursday are colder with probab! ya | : * 8 part of their lawful reserve The natives knew nothing of the Span‘sh- | = gee ag continuation of the snow Wednesday night. | RLOEMFONTEIN April 10.—The ' . ’ “There are about fourteen and a haif American war vntil told of it by the boys | UNDER A MANTLE OF SNOW. | It will likely be fair Thursday. PORTO RICO BILL WILL PASS 7 4 "I | Gen. Clery directed to-day s operations : e * %. . . a ‘ s » Vv a , é - { wl 7 . . the enemy has been very active during the Gen. Buller visited El sites San to-day. in the principal cities of the apet, with —— storm It is snowing up in Keokuk, Io., : Three Inches. : ey down In Tennessee. There ja. Test Vote Taken in the House Resulted on the north bank of the Orange River, BOERS CLAIM LAIM A “VICTORY. ani even 1) ihe exception of two or (thre Western te . “s {rn J reports MR. BOUTELLE RENOMINATED. Special to the Post-Dispatch. voile, over the entire lower Mississipp! in 158 Ayes and 142 not far from Aliwal North while another | ‘eee . The Report of a Third British Disastes flties, and are indicated Lhe “as United States certificates pas Aten , a én alley. Vhere is also a high barometer out “The result of this repeal section @& His Physicians Thought It Might Re- MEXICO, Mo., Apri l.—About three | in the upper Rocky Mountain region, which Nays ; attacking Wepener The arriss wili be the reappearance in circulation uf sult in His Cure. inches of snow fell in Central Missouri last | meane continued eold Weather in that sec- ! . IS alldac a as | ; garrison Is Not Credited in London. vow Ag ive. bee ‘fseued. the cer. Beeciall to the Post-Disvatc! night. The farmere in this section have -_—_ “oF imag 1 agg ahi + — om a. 1 u—7 i there is holding out bravely and 1in- LONDON, April lL—It the news from OEICS Have Leen isGuc 1 nt one . , able corn alre TE - 7 aids this OPnIn lermometers WASHINGTON, r .—The rule on . ove , — bs ee ANGE . = ™ Apri; 11.—Congressman considerabl nadia “> ady pianted and this rewzistered & above, and at Dodge City. Kan , a flicted serious loss on the Boers. May. Boer sources can be trusted, a terrible fe- ; unusual weather will likely make much re- if above ve * the Porto Rico bill, providing for a vote at PON a ' . , 7 f ! the British Charlies A. Boutelle, who has been in a planting necessary. One farmer near this ‘ccording he United States ‘enther 5b Dp ta-~. chi “a: uve ‘ eit "Ss (i ort i * odiaad ' + , . , Ss. : , setoseee prerndil st ge * was re ; ground . oes ', ge the : es are s caused r 142; present and not voting, 11. | was killed. No other casualties have ment in Pretoria, telegraphed by the Ne (rt nate yesteradi >) l¢ tepu HICcCaANnS oO , the recen' ‘wou Pmurets Ma CALS E> ne — . : “, ; ce : , 5 tant a : -_—_———— -—- -- ——_---—- : , ~ esa: This was regarded as a test vote of the = - : the Fourth District on the statement of Austin, Tex disaster, and swollen. coun. been reported as vet The troops af¢)} correspondent a battle has been fougue No i - hie family ods at gue) , Fall of Thirty De . ¥" eames -are renorte * ar ouse atit é r | ‘ i ti ee Troops, the Cabinet Deter heir hare tS gem +l ‘ a : ‘ . a ; + . ’ . . Bee 7 r : . . - , . 2 “an wo mines, Will Be Needed in the fa'iire"to, Movure renomination” woud “Moers “iit apr Mone of the worst |seourteds but vo far the ‘aliraaia ave AUCTION OF A LITTLE BOTTLE, six men of the Seventh Dragoon Guards, | suffered loss of 0 Kiled snd woundeg Phili ines. yr Robir son, t? Cc encanta , snowstorms of the season came upon Pekin pa a te “ Bone pe om ey saremeacaaecys Ma yw ~ n | walls apy a ; - pp Dr. D. A. Robinson, the Congressman’s this morning, snow beginning to fall at 8|,, eather bureau officials say the frost sy, 7. walued at $1200 od Contain under Lieut. W etherley, which had been | nis intelligenee is confirmed by the reported missing since April 7, has re-| Mati’s correspondent on the Boer side, whe eee -__—=— —-- --— ‘family physician, told the convention Mr. we line will extend to-night as far south as ; e's .s : ition ma ; Yclock and it is still fal.ir fast, though |; : ‘ . as a? car ' t LP 4 i tad ‘ he ( bhio Rivet », al lea sf Strong Violet Extract. t d . RO BERTS , tr —_ Brandfost that Gen Wet urne Salely | Two Inches at Sedalia. i tract. valued at $1200. will be sola by the Per 1. ; 2 ; h ‘) : leave the sanitarium in Waverly, Mass e , wilt :' mm at Elandsiaagte irom three positions ‘and for that reasen tie Boer telegrams. Beil have asked Gen, Ot's for reinforce- pur pis physicians and the family think it | “?°°'®! nce ap iets or THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. Federal officials. It was seized for under- ideale Pah i Th ae A not credited al tee War Uillce, and ments; that they are in need of larger best for him to remain until entirely well. SEDALIA, Mo., April AIS Sty ground is . | Valuation by Customs officers, widely separated. e shells did no are further discredited an aecount % t furces, and that, because of lack of troops, ft B B 4 pial alg erg is still yok Hy "Freie FAIR AND COLDER. | The liquid is a coal tar product called damage. The troops mov ed out to re- discrepancies in the sage. as they have been greatly hampered. Three Raft Boats Burned. prospects are splendid in Pettis and sur- " | ‘lonone, eo — fe san br a 4 wt el connoiter and found the Boers in strong! Brandfort, and in ‘another ft St. Loul« and vicinity—-Fair and coider Wetnes- | Decause its odor ir to at emitter southeast of . cememmary: 320 t phat When high ad ninistration officials read | special to the Post-Dispatch rounding counties, but should there be a ; qa = thie nee a ‘ anery and called the Ad- ROCK ISLAND, lil, April 11.—Fire in; freeze to-night it would all be killed. day night and Thureday, preceded by snow Wednes- | 1 alge ——, gg eg cae ae, force and well fortified. One naval 4.7- 100 miles apart ; - "The | u va) . ; : . ‘ x ’ sn Rac Sa one P . : , Pe ene Cc Sabinet mesting "tho aa iat re- the, Conlkes boat yard early this morning | Gay etlernees of nignt $150 was placed upon it by the importers, | inch gun replied to the Boers, who have The Det Mail . . s e orncia dcstroyed three raft boats. Loss estimated ae Injury to Fruit. Missour!—Fair Wednesday night and Thuredar: , . a isers invest! , # Br: indfort, un Sur y's de date, aay pops, was asserted, did not warrrant the ar $50,000. pec -ahctaimewt ; —, Yiihut the local appra estigated and | again placed a Long Tom in position Yesterday Gen. Dewet | atuterfent that the insurgents were becom- | —_ ror 4/9: freezing temperature Wednesday night; probably |learned that the article was valued at $645 Pit... on the British i. Ee ing very active and were maseing in var - James “— Kellogg Sentenced. BUNCETON, Mo., April 1l.—A heavy snow | warmer in east and south portion Thursday. in England, where it was placed aboard When the Boers commenced shelling Moerkatsfontein, kiiling hin wounding ous mghes of Luzon to an extent whic h . ‘ ; fe 1} here last night and is still falling. Early [linola—Rain ort snow flurries Wednesday after- the steamer.r. the British wer drillin and one a ed Pt with welve us : ' peat? y concerned our generals. The situa- NEW YORK, April 1l.—James B. Kellogg, | vegetables and garden stuff are slightly in- . The duty on articles of this kind is very : © 8. pri in Ned and nine 4 ee fon, it was said, did not warrrant the send- | the head of the E. S, Dean Company, was jured. Unless the temperature falls lower | 9000; threatening with freesing temperature nigh and thie, with the price of Ionone, vate was killed and another was wounded a the Daily News a .e to seven years and six than it now is, however, ft is not thought | Wednesday night and colder extreme south potUon; | increased (the value of the pimt votile tu : : al: = $1200 before the soldiers were with4rawn from] ~ CONTINUED ON ing ‘of more troops to the islands, for the cedar ipenteueed present @ least, onths in State Prison, that fruit will be injured Shandés, Soe. with ween s portign. ome he ee —— aoe “