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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
Usage Thoughts.

My Friends, must tell you that all hands and
the cook have been very busy around the Wild
owls ranch all Of the present week. Yes, the
weather has been lovely for all kinds of ranch :
ing and everybody seems to be feeling good.
Anyway the::Modocks have that big, happy grin
spread over their old dirty faces, that general
ly denotes happiness In an Indian or rather q
Thoroughbred American.
DIR. Aliens and Squire Coles double ale
went OF all right the 30th Cole is still making
the young bucks happy by selling them nice
top buggies and has added selling them ponies
along with them; yes, he can fit up young
man with team, buggy and harness, so the boy
can take the dear little bunch of dry goods,
leather and straw out for an evening airing,
and the boys are attending to their knitting.
Yes, saw old Modock Dozer the other day.
He is worked down rather thin in flesh and
his back bone sticks up pretty sharp, but his
eyes twinkIcd and looked clear and healthy.
He said, 81 have only 30 acres of broom corn
that beats all creation for being fine and will
probably make or 10 tons of flrst-class brush,
as the broom men call 1t. And there was VIM.
Sigler with one Of those big grins on his face,
down with the broom corn disease. tell you
there are lots of Modocks that are down with
this broom corn disease, ranging from fifteen
to forty acres to the man
X. Stanley bought fifty steers from J. 7. Har-
vey, at s4' head. Bobby is going In on his
muscle this winter big
10. Beatty got home with a nice bunch of
steers tn winter. | am afraid that some
body will overjump himself this fall, as feed
Ing cattle is awful, yes, terrible in price.
You can say to the readers of the REGISTER
the widow has cut and stacked 20 to 65 tons as
fine hay as any one cast eyes on; yes, all up In
nice shape, and all hands are feeling good.
Good night, Parl. MoDoCK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
PICNIC NOTES.

Editors Register To a casual OBJ
server, a reader of a newspaper, it
would appear that there is nothing
considered just now, by the public ex-
cept politics. But i'm justice to the
public, and to the Allen County Hor-
ticultural Society, feel "moved by
the spirit" to draw little sketch of
another one of those interesting meet
:ngs of that society on Saturday, at
Pancoast's Grove, and how it appeared
to an outsider. The day was such as
would indicate that August had
changed off" with October, but the
the grove was pleasant and comforta-
BILE, and after partaking of a dinner
that would have satisfied al epicure,
the society was called to order by the
president, Mr.. Kelsey; and after the
reading of the minutes of the preced-
ing meeting, box of ques-
tons were distributed and the various
subjects thus introduced, were dis
cussed at length. Among the many
taking part in the discussions, we re-
member Mr.. White on tomato culture,
Father McClure's experience in tree
planting; MIR. Richardson on the cul-
ture of plums and raspberries, and
Mr.. Vandeman on grating. And to
be assured that those gentlemen prac-
tice as well as preach, one only had to
sample the luscious apples of many
varieties, pears, plums, grapes and
melons on exhibition.
Mrs. Tozer and Mrs. Pancoast ex-
hibited bouquets and plates of lovely
flowers of apparently innumerable
varieties. Mrs. Tozer gave an inter-
esting talk on the culture of tulips
and tuberoses, etc. Fine drawings of
fruit and flowers were exhibited by
Mr.. Pancoast and daughter. Prof.
VandemaD, in his usual happy vein,
the society on subjects
pertaining to botany and insect
Ology." A long discussion was had
on the subject of new powder recent
ly patented, designed for the destruc-
ton of insects in the orchard and gar
den. AS neal as could be understood,
the powder, which partakes largely of
the nature of snuff, is to be sprinkled
plentifully about, and is supposed to
cause the insect to sneeze himself to
death. 1t was reported as growing
readily from seed in common garden
soil, conveniently boxed and labeled.
A lso ii plan of a new patent incubator
was presented and considered, whose
chief recommendation seemed to con-
sist i'm its ability to utilize the egg
plants. But as we were then about
leaving for home, perhaps in the hurry
we misunderstood this last part of the
but any way, taking it
all in all, the society as a source of
pleasure and profit, will surely be sue
cessful. May the sun of prosperity
smile upon it, and its shadow never
grow less. MOLLIE MACUMBER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
Usage Occurrences.

Crorded out last reek.
Prohibition in q recent article wanted yOl
to deal out sugar coated doses to us democrats
Now don't let that have any weight whatever
but just rush right in and give it to us as strong
as you want to. We can bear it. The demo
Gratis Of the Usage are no longer infants as they
were few years ago. No, SIR, we are grea
big strapping fellows, not only In size but IN
numbers. was counting last night, l counted
something over so, and a great many more &c
hear from. II that amt growing would like
to know what is. Now Mr.. Editor you want to
increase the dose for we democrats are feeling
pretty good over the assured success Of on,
candidates, and as for my self, | have
been reading the resolutions of the independen is
and spent yesterday discussing Blaine and
Logan's letter. And feel as the little boy did
just bully. And if I had widow as 'prohibi-
ton" has we would enthuse but am an orphan
and a democrat at that.
Mr.. Jas. Myers, of Mont somery county, this
state, is here visiting his brother ID. W.
Myers. and the probabilities are that he will
locate permanently.
George Myers will build an addition to his
barn. 1t looks as if he meant business in the
near future. Who was the young man that
went visiting over towards Ozark and had to 90
ho,,oo Thor. ,,.s o,h,,. ,,,,.,,, ,,,o.a -, g
"''"e was "'''''ei ie'io" 'here "h'se
name was Eli.
Mr.. George w. Myers and wife are visiting at
n. NJ ,,he h, a. -, r. ,,,,,,,., - =.
at his house. Trout and Thistle must have
.neii uiiho"t'eo luz 'heS are 'rottihS III
"oupie harness y,
=, "A , saai spiinnie VI Ialh Yesterday, auu, IN
Luz E ians"ase vi an osaser' ny granny IL raihs III
Nansas.
inerH was i'iit ti an amusing incident happen
1 S " NJ. !" " hi'9 Mno Was hunting hoss LOT
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

"OFFICIAL Facts about Kansas" is
the title of a little book from the i'm.
migration department of the Santa
Fe road, which contains information
about everything that could be sup
posed to interest any one expecting
to make this state his future home.
We are indebted to its editor Mr.. E. c.
Little, for copy and can heartily rec
ommend the book as the best possible
document to send to eastern friends.
Copies way be obtained by addressing
c. B Schmidt, Topeka, Kanras.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

If excursion trains could decide the
election, the republicans would have
no occasion for regret. A train of In
diana excursionists on the s. X. road
was polled the other day, and resulted
as follows: Blaine, 100; Cleveland,
3S; Butler. 5; st. John, 8. A canvass
of a train load of Grand Army men
on their way from Kansas to Mime
apolis, gave Blaine 10; Cleveland j.
''No man whose name begins with e..
can ever be President of the United
States.n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
THE NEW CoURANT

We see by the columns Of the Cou-
rant the formal announcement of the
sale of that paper to w. G. Allison and
g. ID. Ingersoll. 1t is needless for us
to say that the REGISTER welcomes
this change from management. our
opinion of which the public well knows.
to one that we consider able and clean:
and We trust and believe that the pnb-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
LaHarpe Locals.

\ sister ard aunt Of Mrs Huff have been
visiting her from Missouri
Mr.. Ree,ler has sister here visiting him.
Miss Mau'ie French took a pleasure trip to
Desonin Texas before returning home.
Miss Anna b. Scott, who is attending the
Normal in lola, took advantage of the occasion,
and came out on Friday and stayed until SUM-
day evening with her friend Miss OhIfest.
Mr.. French expects company from Ncosbo
county this week.
The station agents family came oyer from
Fort Scott last werk
Miss Minnie Brown has been out s.e iding a
short time with her sister Mrs. Fryer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

In one place the retiring editor of
of the Courdnt claims the largest and
best circulation in Allen county. In
another place he says, Most of our
present list of subscribers owe us from
one dollar down." To an unbiased
reader the last statement would seem
to be dead give away ON the first.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

THE query now is, where would Mr.
Foust have been if "Jumbo's" second
letter had been published.
Later: 1t has beech published but
it comes too late to do MIR. Foust any
more harm. The first letter settled
the business.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
THE colored troops fought bravely.

THE finest stroke of irony We have
seen for many a day, was perpetrated
by the genius who named it the I'm.
pledged Ticket"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I hereby announce myself candidate for the
office of superintendent of Public Instruction
OF Allen county. subject to the action of the
republican county convention.
NELSON II. DAUGHTERS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

Our school marms are all in lola this month
and You can bet your boots they are the
prettiest marms In town. HoosIKR DICK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

The men who will nominate Geo.
A. Amos at the convention tomorrow
will see to it that he gets his share of
the votes next November.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

Thereby announce myself as candidate for
Clerk of the District Cou { of Allen county SUBJ
ject to the action of the Republican County
Convention W II. EVANS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

thereby announce myself as candidate for
recollection to the Office of County Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction. subject to the de-
cision of the Republican County Convention.
j. E. HENDERSON,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

At the redue't of numerous friends hereby
announce myself as a candidate for the Office Of
County Superintendent.
Mrs Fl. NJ. MCCoRKLE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-15

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Clerk of the District Court of Allen county
subject to the decision of the Republican coun-
ty Convention. NJ. p. JACOBG.
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lie will be freed, SO far at least as these
two papers are concerned, from the an
moving personalities that have abused
their patience for some months past.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
Tho Coplah County Inve.tiEation.

NEw 0iLlAB., Feb. 10. IT. A. Bondurant
(vhl,s). republican, testified before the
United stntes sentte subcommittee Jssser-
rsy concerning the reign OF rrfos prevail.
Log in Copiah county preceding the late
election. IL WAS caused by armed men
ridlng over the oosniry committing out
rsges, as detailed by other Witnesses. Bon
nursnt vas ~ RAys Matthew'S store, fifteen
nties ffon H.sslhurst, when the mob oarns
,hsro aud fired through the door with pib-
IS and guns and shot of n olnno3; Orman
A. Matthews was With him IN the store: the
mob shouted some one Id better ret
ogy from 'h,re; thsy . nranHd SaT,sd
ths store aud said: Lets string then up"
witness frequently mt these arrn,d men,
bnt ,hsy did not molsst him; he rtlated in
c'dsnts attending the meeting At Hav,
hurst; ths mob was there; Byksdsle said
he was glad 70 see faces OF men riding about
town; they wsro de,erm ned 10 Garry the
election rsgsidless OF the issuei BsrksdAe
advised them to hang F n. Buftin 30 high
bssksin bis body.
Georse b. Hsnilton. white, Of Hazel.
hurt. testified concerning the killing OF
Matthews on election day; witness was
clerk OF election; when the tables had been
arranged and svsry holy ordered out In or
der thst the polls might be opened. NAT.
thews raid: 81 Am here and i will VOTE"
~itness heard some loud talk between
Matthews and Wheeler; when Matthews
vas iaot down he was s.Andiag six feet
from tho witness, when the smoked cleared
away witness saw Burcs, Whesler and
Matthews in the room; Wheeler was stand
ing shout eighteen fset from Matthews
With his pistol in his hand, rsloadisg IL, he
saw ths man stoop down and pick up the
Wheeler wn- chsl.rged for the 'smocrsts
and katihaws for the independents.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, Feb. l9.-[5peci,l IA heavy
wind storm swep. over the city this morn
ing, blowing down signs and doing some
damage in various ways. Fowler's black
smith shop. on Wes. Houston .treet near.
the post-2ffioe, was bl.wn down.
The money safe OF J. K. Cpie, a g-ccery
man on the wcst cids OF the square, was
burslarised by an expert thief last night
and $3.50 In cash taken thererrom and
81 600 In notes. The safe had bsen bored
tnto with o rnall Instrument and tho com
hinntion broken BY means of u small punch.
No clues as yet TO the psrpetra or.
The Blooded Stock sssociation have about.
compl,ted their splendid improvements,
on the fair grounds. and The people are.
looking forward with no smsll degree Of
pride 10 their tirst gathering, which takes
place on April 10Th, aud holds Tor tour con
seGutive days. A lively time Is az tieipated.
John Cannon, q prominent farmer from.
the south aide ofths county. was in yester--
day. and reports the WHEAT crop 80 being
good In his section.
The heavy winds hsve lready dried NO.
the roads. and better business is expec.cS
this week.
The rock work s-ouud our onrr. house ia.
progressing rapidly and bids fair B, be az.
Improvement that will add greatly TO the.
beauty and convenience Of our court house,
and square.
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.on vs.. Tucker, from HUI; willis ct. al. Va.
WahsfaF frofn pafk

son vs. Tucker, from HUI; willis st al. Va.
Webster. from Polk.
Leave 20 reopen case granted: Wills Il
Bro, W. Morris, from Galveston.
Motion 20 substitute record submitted:
sAylor W. Marx, from Gtlgest1n.
Motion Tor Tehesring submitted; Stark
Of al. W. Biir et sl., from Orange; Perry W.
Texss & New Orleans rail way, from Orange.
! Motion 10 Withdraw transcript submis-
ted: Biafk ys. Miller, from Orange.
Submitted ON br!efs snd oral arguments
Tor both parties Arnold ct al. vs.. Dean,
from Galveston.
Continued vi mex. tsrm: Lum & john
vs. same, nom Tyler.
The supreme OonFs rendered ties. deois-
ion affecting the uGa ~ houses for the pur-
posss o! protiitutlon In the case of Marsan
ys. French, hom Galystton. Appellee
brought suit '0r dsmaEFa agsinst gunellant
f,r permitting certain houses owned by him
e1niisUoUs % The home Oi apps.l.e and
family 10 te used ~ houses % prostitution.
by which Tho value Of Gppellee's property
Was dlmluished end rendered unil. tor use
as home. The proof was ample and
showed that for lsng time appellant had
rented his houses TO persons under such
circumstances that he must have known
with reasonable certainty the purposes for
which the houses were rented aud used, and
further that he sas notfied OF the facts aud
requested for plsintii not 10 so rent the
premis'". Tha court hsli ths, suoh use OF
the houIa constituted q Luleance for which
sppeilnnf was ssspontible and the injury
entitled appellee to recover against him.
Judgment for 81 800 damages was affirmed.
This decision will have parked tendercy
TO esnfine such houses 10 certaia districts,
and may have ether important bearings
mon the socisl evil IL Texas.
GALyHsros. Feb. l0.-TPress The
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LEGISLaTIyE NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-T Press. 1.-The bii ]
reported by Senator Ceckr.lI from the con.
mit,ee on military affairs 10 provide for the
disposition OF abandoned end useless mill
tary reservations, provides that land in.
cluded within any reservation which has or
may become useless for military purposes,
shalt be placed uuuer the control OF the
secretary of the interior for appyissl and
public sale, and also such lands shall not be
.ubjsct to location by warrant of any de-
scrlption, and shall not b- subject TO home.
a,esd preem ption or the timber culture law.
In ths report accompanying the bill the
committee submits table showing the
number and areas Of the military ressrva-
tions, which shows there were in all 1877
such reservations, whose areas aggregate
The ways and means committee gave
hearing to-day to represent .tivss Of the
glass aud pottery industries, who made ar
guments against the proposed reduction of
the tariff
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A Grent Snow Blockade.

DENVER, Fob. l9--rne snow blockade
throughout the San Juan district in sorth:
ern Colorado still oontinuee. Tne 6ilverton
wire vas woJ krd few hours yesterday.
when II vent down with snow rlide. This
vas the fret oon nmunicatioD that Siiyerton
has had with the oui side world since the
81 instant. Busilets OF al kinds is sur-
pen led IN Sllyorton and other mining
camps. The snow is six feet deep on level
Ia pome canyons where roads run II is fifty
10 sixty feet deep. People h6re
use snow shoes TO visit their
nearest nsighbors. IL Ia thought tho block
sde cannot BE- broken before April. Most
Il The o,mps have run out Of sugar, coffee
and coal o |, hut have supply OF meat and
-four TO last another month. Snow slid's
occur daily. No losa Of life is reported the
miners being caeiul to keep ont OF tho'r
way. The snow is confined entirely to the
mountain districts, noBe having fallen IN
Denver in the past two monlhs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND STEAM
guIp AssDgI ALTON.

WAsHr Gros, Feb. i1,-fPNss,l-Th-
Southern Railway sld Steamship ss'
s0elslion began special msr, =
ing today. Rep0uoss weFs excluded.
but gentleman present furnished
the following snstr,ct ~ she proceeding,
The ohjsct OF the mtstins was 10 hdInsi
matters of dsagrssmept he,Nesa lhs
Georgia C.ntral and Extern Te,nessee, W.
siaia and Georgia railway, and 10 dee!d"
whether their association POOL shall con-
tinue. Seventy Ranilsmsn were
present. representing all prominent
southern nilsay and steamship com panies.
The convention was Aled to order by Ssn-
stor Brown. The COMMITTEES 10
which was referred the dlharenc.
between the Central railway and
Eastern Tennessee and Essiern 4 0eorsis
raid ~Ay compsny. msds ia report 10 .he
shnps OF set II resoiutlons, vhosa pur.
nose was th,t q compaay belonging to
the association was sriitied n
exclusive control OF IT'S local traffic brosght
to competitive points. The resolutions
were adopted, whareupon Mr..
Fink, representing ea,, Tennessee
snd Georsis, regarding the action
as q decision against his CON pssy gave po,ice
T. wonld retire from tbs msocl,tlon.
Haskell, president Of ths Charlotte,
Colnmo,s Il Augusta railway, inquired
what eirro. the resolntion world nave,
Ha regarded them as fQn,yslent t, q
d ssoluticn OF the a9sooiA ion Senator
Brown replied that the withdrawal OF one
member wou'h not necessarily break
np tho association. Alter q pause =
member moved tha. tho existing
agrtemert be continued tn June 1T and
endeayor TO arrange difiloul.ies aud IN
the event OF iniiurs to sgree
the fail association NEST and
IL possible provide for further cortirn-
ancs t, January 1t, Fins said he woulf
reconsider bis action II the association
isyorably REGARDED this motion.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. l9.-fSpecial. 1.-THE
Santa Rosa hospital, which handles nearly
all the INDECENT poor OF the city, will be
much enlarged by an addition to the cast
wing.
Lee Kings opium j,int on West Com.
merce street was raided last night by Off
osrs, VINO captured two sets of smoking ap-
parstus and smoker named Wurzlow. Lee
WAS fined SIS
Oitizsns living below here On the San An
tonic river are holding meetings, protesting
against building sewers in THIS city to
empty into the river. an election on which
Wi be hell March first.
The cornerstone Of the Wilson county
court.house was being boxed for shipment
this morning Tne Inscriptions are: "Let
Grand Lodge of Texas, A. +. and A. NJ,
February 22i, 1884 On the front eide the
names Of tue county otticers-A. g. Pickett,
county Judge; W G Kroeger, d. l.. Wiley,
J. Casanovs, T. =. S mnson county oom.
missioners; l.. P. Hughes. oounly clerk.
The work was done hy Aeesrs Norcross &
Son, OF this city. Mr.. Alfred Giles is the
architect ani the building 10 to cost about
$4,000.
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u JEFFERSON.

JErTrEsoS, Feb. l9.-[Spssial. 1.-The,
United States court took up the criminal
docket this morning. The first c.se wss
the United States vs. Gsorge Have, who is
o miserable specimen of humanity, for
breaking into the post-otfice at Old Boston
Last April. Defendant was iousd guilty
and sentenced to Chester, Illinois, peni--
teptiary for three years.
Tue next case was the United States vs.,
George A. t1sner, tor getting t.ofiice
money order that was for another person,
at Marshsll. He was fined $500 or one
yeer.
The minutes were then read and tho
court stood adjourned.
This has certai, II been one ct the beet
terms ever held, Judge b. F. Turner prs-
siding. f~
The judge and Mr.. George Paschal, the
district attorney, are highly cutivated gem
tlemen, and have made many new friends
here.
Miss Rose Eytinge played here tc-uighk
IN her new play, Felicia, TO a large hsxas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
TYLER

T1Lss, February 10. - TSpeclai,i -
The employees Of the Texas and st,
Louis railway and shop men h cid q meeting.
last night at the passenger depot of the
road. A petition to Jutpe Me- 7rmiek OF
the northern distircs 81 instrr, Receiver
Woodward to pay tbem the { zee month's.
salary due them by said company, was pro-
posed, and . COMMITTEES of two appointed
to present the petition to Judge Motor
mick. Citizens 81 ubscribed libe aIly TO a
fund to defray the expenses Of tho oommir--
tee. The emplovees of the Company here
are In deplors BILE state, without funds and
credit exhausted and something should be-
done to relieve them
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day from 0sn,ral BsrkWiih, st Cineinr at,
s.ys that among OtheT things, that y ON
Wheeling i0 Cairo, along both hanks, ihrfe
IL not woman or ehili tha, pines for
food. Ths general tenor ~ itlsgrsms IL
that sunDiles a'r-adY distributed are
AMI lY sniiihisn, 10 meet all present meets
Tns secretary authorized General bfoksilh
10 make usr Of 2li hospii q tents ~ Jsi =
SONY ls % inFnish shelter tlr the inhAb'
itsni, Of the n loied instr cis whose homes
have hesn washed Hway. Ha was Aia0 nc,
lifisd that iheFs EeTe 2ol1 second hand
isuti ~ philid' .hia Nhion may b. uN''
izsL Tor the same puTpnE THrre Is yet
unsEpsndei $4,000 u ths $4,000 sppro-
pTiaied.
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M'KlNNEY.

NcKIEHIT, Feb. l9.-lSpecia al I'm the
case Of the State Of rexas W.. Or. O. n. Alb
bott. charged With murder, the jury re-
turned verdict OF net gully. tbe.tste fan.
ing entirely In getting evidences sufSciert 10
convict.
In the cess 2, The State W. Robert Lively,
charged v,n bigsmy. both OF bis wives tes.-
titled. and klter furni. hiog the evidepce tp,
convict their dear husband tn.v went to
the photograph g.lery snd had their pho
tographs taken together. .sev.a one TO Ne
mind the truant husband Of the days that
were.