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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27
AToano Romeo Climbs a Fonce
To Meet His juliet.


A well known Gay Lothario Of this
camp attempted the other night TO emu
late the amorou Romeo in his noctur-
nal preambulations. Being facinatcd
by the smile and decorous Of Il
ncighbor's spouse, he augurcd fair to
monopolize her society for the evening
by scaling the environments OF the prem
Uses and announcing his presence to his
inamorata by a gentle tapping at the
window The presumed lack-a-daisicnl
juliet, seems however, TO be n peculiarly
matter-of-fact and energetic sort of per
son rs her subsequent action plainly
demonstrated TO the aforesaid Lothnrio.
Rising from her bed minus her para
Phernalin, she answered his
but foresialled his entrance, by ruthless
iy seizing him by the arm and admins.
tering n c~ommendabl. send off with her
loot, landing him at the gateway prep
oratory to his exit. Desiring 10 argue
the case with her and further his claim.
he was returning and becoming obstrcp-
ous' when she rave him nm emphatic re-
minder that an nncomplemcntnry dis.
charge OF the shotgun would not be con.
ducive TO his health.
The Convict, Jack Nelson, who ten
years ago. was the noted highway robber
Of the Cherry Creek stage, passed
through here for Ogden, where his wife
is living. IL is understood, TINT three
years ago she married another man.
Jacks %sojourn in the Carson Peniten.
uary has changed his looks consider
"o'y' j. II. =,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

Saturdays Silver State says: Chas.
Bernard, who escaped from the County
Jail here about three weeks ago, was
lodged in his old quarters again yester-
day. Sheriff Richard followed him to
Sierra Valley, California, where he was
captured, but, before the Sheriff arrived
there, the prisoner again escaped. lie
was caught by Sheriff Rickard, who will
take good care that he does not escape
again. Bernard is under Indictment for
stealing ore from the Paradise mine.
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Thursdays Times-Review says: The
repairs on the Grand Prize mill will be
completed this week, when crushing
will probably commence.
APortuguese named Manuel Joseph
was taken into custody by Constable
Rule last evening, laboring under q e,
Of insanity. lie will probably be taken
to Elko tomorrow.
The effects Of Mrs. Smith, who skip.
ped from town last Fall. were disposed
Of at constable sale yesterday, under ex-
ecution in favor OF 1. J. Lewis a. Co.
The sum realized, amounted 10 4
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

One Captain Pray-or B~ray-has
arrived in the famed city Of Carson from
the more famed lake, OF Bigler, and sen,
the Appeal into ecstasies with tbeglorious
news that "Glcnbrook is almost n unit
for Blaine" Holy Moscsl can such
things be1 Glenbrook for Blainep
Neycrl Let the tattooed drabble.
plumed knight lug the Manhattan vii.
lagc TO the devil II he chooses, bu,
should he attempt TO lay his pollutinp
paw upon the sacred city Of Glcnlaook.
tho un,erriied Democracy will instantly
rise in their wrath, and the Republican
strongholds at Moline, Osino, Peko and
blackstone will he swept from the face of
the earth. We warn ys-soucb not,
sacred Glcnbrook!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

Mn. II. WILLIAMS:
Dear Sir: We have used your Horse
Mcul'Iht; y \ y condition Powders and Horse
mans Co lar Gall and IIOof Ointment irr ia.
last six years and have TO nd the above rene.
dics superior to any horse mtdicincs We nav.
ever used anu recommend Them 10 our
friends. X. 81. DoRsEY, klko Iycry stable.
TUCKER BEos.' Nevada Livery Stables. EIko
mucca, Nevada.
DEAN L wilson, Livery Stables, Reno Soy.
For sale by +. =. Muller.
er6a Bueaa Bitters.
THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
Purincs the Blood and regulates the svs,ou
Every bottle Is it's own testimonial. Try The
B.tier, aud Judge for yourself. Ioor sale Iy
+. =. Muntr. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

The draft Of the postal convention bo.
tween the United States and Mexico has
been amended by the Mexican Govern.
ment in several particulars, mud the con.
summation Of the treaty will be DELAYED
some time by the necessity for its eonsid.
Grafton by the P~ostofncc Department.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

Malcolm Hay, of Pennsylvania, who
was Chairman of the Committee on Res
olutions Of the Democratic National
Convention during the whole delibera-
tons, states that Henry Watterson in
his Louisville speech. reported by the
Associated Press, misrepresents the
motion Of Hay to strike out exclusive
ly" from the platforms as being n pro-
tectionist move. 1t was at the time n
motion was made expressly to state that
all agreed to the truth of the constitu-
tional doctrine hat Federal taxation
should be exclusively" for public pur-
poses and was made so'ely to avoid any
possible injury to the party from a mis-
understanding or misuse Of hat particu-
lar word. II was also unnecessary to n
full und complete statement of the truth
in the sentence in which it occurred and
its retention could therefore only be
harmful and unnecessary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

AT Eureka, last Monday, they had q
big smallpox scare. Smallpox was re-
ported to have broken out in Chinatown.
The authorities were called upon to in
vestigatc, which they did with about a.
much good will and celebrity ns they
would have displayed in the investiga-
ton OF the business end of n rattlcsnake
or a mad dog. 1t was finally discover red
that the Chinese had sent a sick bow TO
a cabin out in the hills. The boy was
finally produced, when it was found that
his disease WINS nothing more formidable
than c~hicken-pox.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

MI. Blaine's letter OF acceptance has
Deen mailed to the press. Itopens with
a discussion Of the difference between
the Republican and Democratic parties
on the tariff question, and the impor-
lance OF the protection of American
labor. This takes up one-half Of the
letter. The subject Of American COM
merce and civil service receives atten-
ton. The policy Of a friendly union be-
tween the States Of North and South
America is defended ms n policy of peace
and humanity. The style Of the letter
is plain, simple and direct. II contains
about six thousand words.
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a L,r1LL = : o

Senator Jones is ON his way from
Washington to the Pacific Coast, and
the Reno Journal hastens to greet him
with the following big COB Of taffy:
Senator Jones is regarded everywhere
as one Of the ablest statesmen in the
country, and his views on public ques-
tons are eagerly sought and carry great
weight. The people Of Nevada bear in
mind his distinguished services in their
behalf, and are confident in their reli-
ance upon him when their interests are
attacked. Mr.. Jones will probably be n
candidate for reelection If his party SO
desires, and on this point there is no
room for doubt. Not a man in the party
will antagonize him or seek to succeed
him. The sentiment in his favoris
practically unanimous, and from the
favorable Republican outlook there
seems to be no doubt but that he will be
reelected"
The above is n Characteristic bit Of
'impromptu" gush from the great
Political Progrostigator. but aside from
the Democrats Of Nevada, there are a
whole lot Of Republicans out this way
who would take it as an especial favor if
the Reno Illuminator would descend
from its ewlogistic perch to the common
level, and briefly abandoning its rhetor-
ical hifalutin, proceed to cniighten them
upon the subject Of those distinguished
services so fOridly alluded to by the
devoted organ. What great actions did
he do; we want to know it all? The
things, both great and small, that he
might, could and should have done, in
the interests of the dear people, but
didn't wonld fill a volume, the title page
OF which would furnish ample room for
the entire history Of those ''distin-
guished" services he is accredited with.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

The Sentinel of Saturday was Of the
opinion that the trial of the great Rich
mond-Albion suit, in progress at Eureka
would be brought to IL close that night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-27

a special TO the Charleston News and
Courier from Cheraw states that J. =.
hawley, OF Douglas, who Is generally
thought to be the party who led the
posse that shot Began Cash, was shot
down while at work in the field. lie
claims he knows who done the shooting.
h Autobiography, Labor, Green
back IL National Union parties of Cal.
ifoTniH, in Convention at San Froncisco.
adopted unanimously a resolution sup
porting Butler for President and eight
Butler electors were nominated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
The Ncun,nn snnn.lnl.

New NoRE, Marcn II rwenty-one
churches ot tns eastern states seat dcls-
gates t. the C1ngrtPat 1n.l council ciilai
chuich. They eill examine the question
whether Rev. Or. NeEman shall remain
pastor Of that church. Rev. II. NJ. Dexter
was chosen moderator, ard discussion
Immediately began rs 20 whether the cour-
cil was legally called. James ID. Foster,
iIered formal protest against calling tho
legal and void. This was signed by all
trustees except one, by General Grant and
others. The moderator refused to recsive
the protest unles7 its signers were shown
to be members OF the canrch. The mod
orator said the question wfs whether the
meeting Witch called this council was reg.
ular ard had that power. The church
manual mus, decide that.
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FANCY

As evefy one OF our customers
snow, we always sell ENBEolDER-
lE3 cheaper than any other house.
but on this occasion wo are able To
beat our own reclId. ana % ciler
Embroiitrles Gt prices nt which We
wculd have been mighty glad TO buy
them q month or 50 ago. We have
an rs or.ed lot OF Hamburg Edgings.
4, inch TO two inches wide, from A.
TO 100 o va d. Another lot from Q 10 %
inehen y ide, from l2,,c 20 2jc a yard.
A lot OF Irish Point Embrolderieg
from SIC yard up. And q limo OF
Torchon Valenoiennes and FaaoJ
Laces at very low figures.
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M HGsrHIl " GrSc-SvE
jDRs. PACE & THOMPSON
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

l1EAYoRS OFFICE, CtrN OF DALLAS
tM TfXAs MARCH 8 1884 In -obedl
\ 0nce 10 the charter OF the city OF Dal'
\ Iaa and alsni otcdlence to resolutions Of the
CITY Council passed on the 1879 ard 27th days
ofFebruarY 1881, notice is hereby given tnni
an election wi b. he d on the 81 day Of Aoril,
1884. the ssue being ,ne ar.t Tuesday atl.r he
designated below, for the election Of the iol
lowing officers Of the city of Dallas
City Marshal,
I Ci,y Ass ssor and G Hector
Aldermen froo. First Ward.
2Alderm IN from Second Ward.
2Aldermeu from Third Wsrd.
2AlGcrmcn rom Fourt, Ward,
2Aidcrmen from Fifth ward,
2Aldeimcn from xih Ward.
Also at the san I me aud place vote will be
taken to CxDre,s the sense Of the ciiizens O.
Dallas as TO whether cattls. hogs, horses and
st0ck generally III AL to SLOWED 10 run loose In
the city. The tickels VII read:
For Stock Running Loose"
Against stock Running Loose"
Also at III. tame time and p see a vote will
no IA, en- express the wishes Of the citizens ~
- Whethe tax OF u OF ! per cent shall bn
levied Tor the purpose Of acquiring lot and
building for grammar and high school Second
Tor building addi ional ward schools. Third,
toscher,, and feeping pubic schools open for
nine months Curing year. sad speci.l tax
o b. levied for ts tbrc, years, Tickets viii cad;
FOR Levy,ng the Tax"
IL 'Againft Leyying theTax
1vosng places and prssicing officers as follow;
Vyjrt Ward--At tho C3urt-houa: c. N Terry.
n}5sdipg of'cer.
b second ward-At Besfs Store: VIII. Lennon.
residng ofhcer.
| Third ward-At Rays Groce'y. corner Ross
avsnss and Harwood street, W. 4 Beet presid-
foUriS wrd-At corner Ervsy and Park
s6rpets: David aoslin, presiding officer.
4 'Hfth wasd-Af Five Poinw Grocery. corner
U1Hkson, Preston and Commerce streets: John
| Kkir presiding officer
sBIxth wari-At corner Live OAK and Hav.
Rins streets: W. u. Morton. presiding officer.
W T.. CABEIL Msvor CT, Of Dallas
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EL. PASO.

EL PA5o, March l1.--TSpecial. l-B- y.
TaRgGrt, Christopher jay, Henry Lee aud
George Cleveland, The muderers OF Engin-
eer Webster, rear Deming .
few months since, who have
been in jtl a. silver City, oycrpoVered
their guard this morni1e. aud going 10 an
adjacent corral took possession Of five or six
horses, mounted them end He'd the country.
posse oi citizens organized aud started in
pursuit.
@. Il. Grant Is here wlrh 1900 head Of
Mexican cattle en route 10 Gunnisoa,
Colorado.
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The Miners.


PIrrsPuRe, March li.-rne scmi-onnusi
convention nf the raiircad end Tiyer coal
miners Of the Pitisbur- district met here
THIS morning, thiriy.f1rr deif~l'es ienrc-
sentinc IS O00 men ana rssf'r ttcry nins
fiefrict beng rrcfcni Tfc 1e lion uf en-
f,rasrg the isw rulTarie.rE mints for sif
r,e-cha-iahle c .ai vas rtfsrred 90 TIE state
convention to be held here o. AEru't The
SATURDAY. bali hc.iilv va rsKf sitered
but finally ir'i On TIRE table as = vas deen-
cd insiviaalie 20 make t1c ceraud st
present. a 'rihunel cols's irE ~ upre-
~~utsifve Of each pcoi ard ralff ed section
va aproirtsd with poxer to sstile rny dis
s,uie that raer s-rise acd assist the presi-
dent m huiisinR mp tht crgsnis1iion. Al
i------ -- 1l-r.-.
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ATHENS.

ArH.ss, March ll.-[5pecisl l-David
Fredweli was arrsigned fcr trial on yetter-
day for the murder Of Henricuttet Goshen.
this county, 10 1875 Out OF a venire Of
sixty men only five jurors we're empan-
neled and the requisite number was OBJ
tanned from like venire. and mp TO date
the evidence Is being heard for the stste.
Quite q number of witoesses are under tue
rule ON both sides. The TRIAL will last all
the week no doubt.
So far the convictions have been McDev.
ers tcnlored), Of aggravated assault. fine
sl00; w. J. Cooper, theft OF pistol, two
wears in the penitentiary. Five other muir
tic chsgce Of trial Of Niy OF them. as this
il tho Test week OF this term OF the court
The grand Jury was convened sgsin tod "
So far about fifteen bills have been found
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AfARSIIAI.I..

MARsHALL, March ll.-[Speoisl. l-Gcu-.
efal Superintendent Cumming. telegraphs
that the crevce that has flooded the New
Orlesns Psoifc near New Orleans will be
CLOSED By 3 p. M. today,
Senator Frank johnson is in the city. He
leaves for Dallas tom GROW.
A contract has been let for the erection
ct another school building for females a.
tho Bishop Bapust college (colored), work
TO commence AZ an early day.
The weather is warm and spriug.like.
The farmers and gardeners are happy.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ASrosIo. March ll.-I5pecial.l l---La,t
night ]. a. Kampman, the miliionGife
properly owner in San Antonio, wss swRk-
eued by noise IL his rear yard near the
stables, Descending he fluHd a thief in
tie act OF getting Off with span OF horses.
Jamming . pistol 20 the fellows breast he
ves on the evo OF pulling the trigger when
his wife and dGuchters, who had also ic-
scended to the yard implored him 10 spare
the mans lie, whiCh the Old gentleman
did, first reading him . moral lecture on
the evils of his vays. Some two hours later
the mans companion wan captured hidden
in the stable.
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PIrrsBuRe, Pa, March ll.-Alfred Mar
land. OF the Msrlsnd & Nicely Nut and Bolt
company, this city, has Just returned from
a secret meeting OF nut and bolt manu-
facturers Of the United 5'stcs, hellin New
York last week. He says never in the his
tory VI the trade has there been each de-
preston "a at present. He didn't suppoee
that out Of forty-.wo firms IN the country,
one wes making over uine days ont OF two
weeks work. Fifteen thpusand men
are interested in this hrnnch OF
manufacturing and s2,500Ooo cap
itsl Is invested. FMS presi1enii1l cleo
iiou and trrif tinkarinr, hs tsys, is re-
pponsible for the depieasi,n. ara ne did
not think much of tf- prospect ~ re-
newell OF business Until aiter TIE N1vem5cr
election and tre settlement Of The tsr.n
issue.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WORTH. Marsh ll.-T5pecial. IA
number o! our citizens &, TO Dallas to-
morrow to attend the stocKmen's convsn-
tion.
The republicans bere are jubilant over
the fact of securing the st,te convention OF
their party Tor this city.
The county clerk was busy to-day Issuing
lG5 road overseers' commissions.
City Attorney James w. Swayne Ia very
III and not expected TO live.
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.IrFifrItsnN,-

JEFFERSON, March ll.-[Speoial The
recro, Ell. rotum, who sho. . Hsra Sat-
srday night, has been arrested and tried.
He had witnesses t. provo tina; hs
was justified IN shooting O 'HSra aud there
tore was turned ont OF iiil with only a hns
tor carrying : pistol.
The weather Tor ,he past four dlvs 10 tho
first We have nAd Tor s1we time that has
been favorable 90 thu stock and agricultural
,ntarasfu
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GOODS.

Ifyou want hRndkerchiefs o. any
Kind, lrdies or gents. don'tgo GIy
further, but read on ana sec what wo
have 10 Offer. We have one line n
lGdicl white linen hemstllohcd at 10
fer 81; aud one line of ladies' and
geniB white llaen hemslitchod and
colored bortofs VIC ere Offering Of 3.
:, G, o ana FOR 81: and ope line Of
handsome silk haudkerohlss at 25c
and Soc each. We have inst received
The new Langtry and Jersey collar,
which we arb Offering attic each.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples at oil seasons of tho year ard
are worth buying whenever they aru
cheap enough. Tho prices we qrote
ore proof enough of the cht aprezs
OF our horlng and G1 70, the qusllt
glance at tho goods themselves wiz
show that they leave nothing 10 DC
desired In that respect For in-
siancs We are oletioe u llno of uu
bleGchod daGaSk aud Turkey r d
table lgnon a.5ca yard. a limo y
All-linen iowe's et 10, 3. :, &. . nu IA
fors and all.linan napkins from see
a dozen up; and crash towo ings at
Sc u yard and ltlsh linen shcbting 3
full width, 81 800 yard; ana ~ o
sir eung, NeR foik mills. ~ Str
yard.
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TERRELL.

TERRELL, March ll.-[Spt cial. l-Marshal al
Riddle arrested yesterday evening Miss
Amanda Williams, colored, who some time
during the day Sunday, entered the house
Of Rev. j. B. Daniels and extracted there.
the other sho had squondered IN purple and
fine linen wherGwilh to beguIle the EBONY
dude.
Miss Lucy Ham arrived Ia our city this
evening, bringing with her u tisler and
niece OF Major j. s. GrinnGu.
The many friends cf ~. A. ~. 6. HARDEN
are rel s!cud az his coming cut 90 completely
upscaIhed from the Gttcmpt OF McKinney's
wife 10 blackmail him.
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coRsICASa.

CoRsIcAsA, March 10 0-ICoTrespondence ]
the westbnund paisenfe- train On the
Texas & 81. Lonis railway Jumped TIE
rack, completely overtufriDg .he ergin-,
baggage car aud coaches down an en- bank
mert. OF the injured Mr.. Morris. of
Alexandra, LouisiaDs. hsd bis cSiiar-bone
broken ard injured sly, Mrs. A.
OE.ex. :; Ketsr.. h-u'sct aba; re hss'
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No BANKRUPT STOCK |
BUT ALL NEW and DESIRABLE aoODs at
GOLDSMITH BROS.

We arc daily receiving new goods in every depart
and will be able to offer for the coming the best
assorted stock ever brought this city. Below descrip
ton of aew bargains Offering which truthful and
will be found therefore, represented and prices
have them with a view of making long journey
to establishment profitable.
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DR. Y

or DRESS GOODS We have Just
opened m entire llne OF all tho latest
Spring Shades and styles, an array
that is simply bewlldering In Its va.
FlrGt on the list is n line OF Wofsteds
IN black al d colorn al l2l,o a yard;
then we have u line OF Brocadcs ny.
belgeT, Cheeks, etc, in all the lecd.
iDg shaaes At 1850 a yard, and a com.
blnatlon OF Plaids, Nuns Veilings
and other Nnyeltie, In Stripes and
SuitiRgs az 2oc a yard. Ind Striped
Seer uckers ut i0c yard. And Rem
frcw Dress Glnghams at l0c q yard,
And Indiga Blue Pdn,s Arnolc'D
~ SIC yard.
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Al Eccl..,as,;cal w,ddIe

Down, Y H., March li,-A lively con-
io,t 10 promised between Father Murphy
nnstor OF st. Nays Caihrl'c churca, arc
Ea mett association, Murphy having By
~. hority from The bishop notified thi
mem 5ers OF the organization TO disbnnd o
:. ns< exc n-Luzir L..
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OORSETG.

Our Corset Department has a we'll
earned reputation for supp ying the
best Of goods o. tho very lowest OF
prizes, and when We announce a line
OF bargGlrs, ladies' know they ure
genuine We offer q line OF Corsets
n, 25c each one line In white and
colornd at 4jc each. and the celebtaI-
cd "M1aam Duya" at only 75c.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Council met at 2:30. fho FIRST witLris be-
jn- called was Mr. Haley. He testtied:
hnd conversations with Mr.. Eaton before
this trial cama up; rs TO the conversation
between myself and Mr.. Eaton regarding
| the pressing by Eaton Of y ono hundred
dollar bill down Miss Murphy's dFess st
the Gormania opera-house, l Will say hs
| told me of the fact at his room Ia the Grand
Certral hotel; in regard 10 Mr. Otls Eaton,
he iold me In reference TO this poisoned
candy matter that he had employ ed
detective in this matter, that
he could prove by his DIS
| positIons where the candy came from
ard also where the srsenio came from; he
wanted me to send of dispatch stating
That this whole business was . irumped up
affair: j told him could not take The rs-
snonsibiIity offending such dispatches un-
Ie,s I was cert.in he had tho alleged docu-
ments in his possession: | was only CERTAIN
he had one deposition in bis pocket, and
that / had seen. Here the witness qualified
himself "a an exper In handwriting and
psssed his opinion IN regard TO whether or
not the word Eaton In the "snonynoui'
letter, and the signature George
q Eaton on the back OF certain
snscisl telegram 10 the Galveston News
some time ago. He sad: II | were 10 zee
| fba two Extcns ct any time together
shouli say they we've written hy the same
usrty--that Is to say, the word Eston a. IN
me aanonvmous" letter and ihe genuine
sisnature Mr.. Williams testified as an ex-
uert in hand riting. thst 10 The "aEons
pous'' letter does not appear uniform com
n.red with the genuine" l,tieis written by
ur Eaton, should say all. including the
".nonymous," we're written by the sams
marty. Several Of the "foresd" letters were
| beld 10 the lisht by the witness and on look
| ing through them be pronounced the paper
| 10 bear the same watcE-msrk, "Derby
Nills,- as that shown IN the Drs. Beall 4
Adams lestsr-hesds.
Mr. w. j. Saunders vss called; he tes
,idsd: am mailing clerk for the Lovins
Publishing Ccmnnny: have heen IN th'
newspaper and printing business; i wi,
/ sfate that the paper on which the forged
istte-s era written. 10 tha. commonly us-s
nv business men and 4 snoLia cay sxl.s NE,