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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-21

To MAKE CHEESE CRUsT-Small
slices of stale bread should be cut in
even sizes and one tablespoonful of
grated cheese used for each piece of
bread, also little salt and pepper
and a very small piece of butter on
each piece. These should be put in
a very hot oven until brown. They
can be used either hot or cold, and
are exceedingly nice.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-21

Marshall Gazette: 10. A. McRady,
Esq, of the 18th district, recently sold
two extra fine saddle geldings to Capt.
10. H. Russell, of Columbia, for $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

Psaksd Up Hare ana rAsrs By Rsgistsl
Reporters.


Pssksd Up Hare ana .xAsrs By Hsgistsr
Reporters.
SoNE handsome Saengerfest paper 3 be.
ing putrp
THE Island rink was open last night to .
private party.
The Board Of Equalization and appeals
met last night.
The great race Of the season at tbs Chap.
hne street tonight.
THE trestle Of the B. & o. bridge over the
creek is being repaired.
The Council Committee on Finance made
an unsuccessful attempt to meet last night.
A BROOM factory has been started in
Howelfs old marble shop building on South
Main street.
A SALOON in the South End, conforming
with the times, is selling two schooners Of
beer for Eve cents.
The al absorbing question yesterday was
what have they done with the men arrested
for the Marling robbery?
ALL members Of the Junior Knights Of st.
George, are requested to meet in the base
ment of the Cathedral this evening at 7:30
sharp.
Some wretch fred cannon cracker in
front of the Mcclure about ii o'clock last
night and scared half the boarders out of q
nights sleep.
sam RUFF, Dave Rust, Jesse Schaffsr and
Vim. Miller of the Excelsior fishing party
returned home yesterday. 1t is reported
that the boys got short on pork and beans.
MARTIN. THORNTON has been presented by
Bishop Ksin with handsome silver cross,
memento of the chapel of Knock, Ireland.
A photograph Of the chapel is enclosed in
the cross.
The Happy Eight, a social organization,
win exeurt down TO Cressp's Grove on the
steamer Telegram tomorrow morning.
A pleasant time is anticipated and large
crowd viii no doubt be in attendance.
A PLEASANT little party, composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex McIlrsyy, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
G. McConahy, Miss Yene Wilson and Char
lie DuDgan INDUCED in delightful little
picnic at the Wheeling park yesterday.
The YoUruFUL FoUR, q social organic a.
ton, held dance last night at Wilberts
Garden in the North End A pleasant time
was enjoyed by all dancing to Mayors mu-
sic. Choice refreshments were served at the
proper time
HARRY PYLEs, small boy, VAS playing
in the street at the corner Of Wood and Sew,
enteenib, Yesterday, when an engine came
along, and he narrowly escaped being
crushed to death under the wheels, on &C
count of his carelessness.
A YOUNG man who was out walking on
the Hemp6eld road yesterday foolishly fired
of bis revolver against the side of the rail
The ball hattened out and rebounded, strik.
ing him on the leg in a glsncing manner,
causing bad flesh wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

$40 y
The BszJairs xastov - 1ssuns 49, ~
Ii belle u9ns ne ueatsf osals.
The resumption Of The Bslairs stssl
works and forge department several days
since, seems to have generated .
general feeling OF hope among
the mill men in this section.
The nail plate rolls at the mill viii start
up to-day and it is stated on good author
ity that the nail factory viii resume next
week. This is good news, If true. and viii
no doubt have telling effect upon the mills
in this city.
In conversation with well known heater
at the La Belle, hs stated to RrGIsrER re-
porter that the rollers and .-heaters' scale
had been signed by Mr.. Priest ofthe La.
Belle yesterday evening, and that the men
in the department are requested to meet
today and complete arrangements tor
resnming work at an early day. 1t
is stated that this move was made in order
that some of tho new steel made by the
Cisyp Griffith process might be tested, but
taking everything into consideration, it
locke as if something more satisfactory
would follow upon the heels Of this move,
and it is hoped that it will
The Wheeling manufacturers held their
regular weekly meetsng yesterday afternoon
mt the BeDwood office and informally dis
-ussed various matters pertaining to the
situation, but no direct action was taken
ST far as could be learned. How
ever; to the keen observer, the action OF the
aBelle following upon the heels Of the
nesting might suggest q CLEAN Of some
ihirg tspgible in the shape Of action, but
that may hereafter be divulged.
The nail feeders held q meeting yesterday
after,oon at K. of l.. Hall, in Becks Block,
three delegates from each mill IA the
Wheeling district being present. The
meeting, il wac understood was held for
The psrpose Of determining whether
immediate action should be taken in respect
10 the demands made upon the nailers BY
them. Their demand was that three per
cent. of the feeders shoald hSve the priv.
lege OF learning to grind The nailers were
given until the I'D day Of
June, but they asked for .
continuance until after the meeting on July
IA. Attheir meeting yesterday the feeders
refused to accede to the request and It 10
probable that should all the factories desire
to resume operations this little side trouble
would prevent.
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alead With Bis head down; / hsvs known
the prisoners . good while.

ahead With Bis head down; hsvs known
the prisoners good while.
John culver.
/ am hrie with rheumsfism; had moth.
ing TO do with robbing MarIing; was not al
his house on December 22d; that day dug
coal for Mr.. Bowman, and in the evening We
went to Peyson's; we went home about 8
o'clock; my wife c7awled across the board
over the creek; she crawled across because
/ did not want to fall in with her; had q fuss
with Kincaid in the fall; it was at party
at MeConahey's; when went in | had been
drinking some; George said; Pap, there
is the man who said he coald lick you;" j
ran over and hit him p little pop and knock.
ed him over; the McGowanS didn't like it;
heard Eincaid's statement yesterday; never
thought Of meeting with him for purposes
of robbery; was at Markings after the rob-
berry; Mr. Horton said Marling wanted some
one who was not cowsrdiy TO live in the
house with him; went up. but Maring said
he guessed he did not want any one; my
boy sat up with Msring; knew nothing
about the robbery; the office-s- knocked at
nv door and ] asked what waswanted; they
told me to come on; l said would have to
wash and put on o shirt; the Sheriff said
they couldn't wait, there was little picnic
down the road; had an idea they wanted
me for coroner's jury; when We got to the
wagon l saw two men hsndcuffed; Isaid l
would like to have clean shirt, and the
iailer said he would give me one when we
got to town; they made George 90 with me.
Cross-examined BY Russell-My home is
two miles from Markings; when / was ar
rested Sunday some one told me there was
a picnic; it was Hanalan or Nichols; it was
not Zane.
G-Didn't NJ Haaalan say he wanted
ycu.2
Ayes.
Q.-And didn't he say, when you asked
what was wsnted, that you would find QUIT
Al believe he did ssy so.
Q.-Didn't you want to feed the chickens
Al believe did; don't remember say.
ing anything about the McGowan's part in
the robbery; don't remember saying they
needn't deny it; can't be sure didn't say
it; don't think l could have said it. but
won't be sure;I wont say positively didn't;
| might have said it.
Thomas McGowan.
Know Marling; had nothing to do with
the robbery; know nothing Of it; the day Of
the robbery took load OF wheat to Pol
locks mill; got home about o'clock;
heard of the Marling robbery at Frank
Walters; have no other knowledge Of the
robbery; had no meeting or arrangement
with Kincaid;in my first examination before
Judge Boyd Kincaid swore to the same as
| am now telling last Sunday morning | had
two visitors; they Knocked at the door;
when opened it saw15immy Nichols; he
said be wanted me to 60 down to town on a
little suit, asa witness; | took notice he fol.
lowed me about every place; don't think
he knew who Angus was, he asked who the
other men in bed were, and told him they
were working for me; when we got our
clothes on we got in the wagon and they
nardcufed US together; they never men,
toned an arrest to me for the robbery; they
said suit was going on that day.
Adjourned anil 2 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
When on the High seas,

On the rail, on steamboat, aboard 6shing smack,
or yachting On - coast, hossetsers stomach BIZ.
ters win be found reliable means OIL averuns snd
relieving ailments to " Ven u..eien' Mariner ana
emiganb are peculiarly ,.uo'eeI sea captains
ship doctors, voyssen or scjou. n ~ ,ne uopics'
and all about to encounter unsoeiiA ~ u..c.
eustomed OF dangerous climate, shsuid NOS nes'ee'
to avail themselves Of this safeguard Of ve s'ceF'
tanned and long-tried merit Constipation. bDies =
ness, mzlarial levers, indigestion, rheunatfsn and
affections Of the bladder and kidneyB are snoBg the
ailments which II eradicses and Il may b resortsd
but slse in 10 perfect freedom from ever obje3.
tonzbie ingredient. fince = y derived froa ~
yurcsf sud most szlutsry so1rce4 1f co1nteG1c1l
the sf<c1z ~ azFnoIus1zs - - rsto<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
/ weather Indications

WAsHnsToN, July 3-l:30 a. m.-For
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, generally
fair weather, variable winds, generally south
westerly, slight rise in temperature.
For the lower lake region, fair weather,
preceded BY light local rains in eastern pOr-
tons, variable winds, generally Northwestern
", nearly stationary temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

That we'll known caterer, Martin Thorn.
ton, taking advantage of the low state Of
the thermometer, has laid in large supply
o: delicious Oysters, and is now ready TO
serve the bivalves up in every Imaginable
style. Martin has one of the best chefs in
the State, and bis long experience enables
him 10 give the best Of satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

The Opera House Brass Band will give
concert at Mason's Summer Garden, to-
night, where refreshments of all kinds can
be had; Reymann's and Schumbach beer
on draught, the best of wines, liquors, cigars
and sandwiches Of all kinds All are in
yited. Mrs. S. Mason, 2207 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
East Side Wedding.

Mr.. Silss Conner, well known iron
worker Of the East Side, and Miss Ebbie
McFadden were united in the holy bonds of
wedlock by Rev. Dornblaser yesterday, at
bis residence. NJ Robert Nesbitt and
Miss McFadden, sister of the bride, were
the only attendants, and the ceremony was
performed in the presence of only few
Of the relatives and intimate
friends Of the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner have the good wishes
of s..Se plumber of friends for q long and
happy Welded life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
@rhe weather.

Fs$$T Dhows the range of the msr.
whsa as Observed 81 G. Schnepf,
theta Sesreet druggist: a. m, 81;
u m, S,p. N, 76; Up. m, Is. The
sun riseH j. morning at 1875 and sets a.
1888, msx9hg the days length IA hours and
So minutes. The moon rises at HOP p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

ANOTHER Blue Eric sy, Hats insult 90, 500
to be given away at Gaver's to-day, Elev.
enth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

- men.
Dissolution q = Frank W. BoWeis.
AzesSment Notice. wing Bros.
WsDted--Ses Of Books 10 H. lisa.
Excelsior Baking PoEder-K. b. TnI,,o,a,,-
nal Statement Of Board OF Co.
ExceisHs-== Schulz.
Lunch 0ooAprtsmen-I. G. Dillon.
Only 1htrt4 Barg1ins-Stone & Thomas.
rsge. - Springs
NNnnteB- Wash Goods. 8. Rhodes K Co.
- .sAqn0rs-P. Welty 4 60.
init 70 Everything-Henry Jacobs & Co.
Psge.l
81 ESgiand Conservatory Of Musie-ILo:al
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Must be Sold for Cash

PRIZE shooting on the Fair Ground
July 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

Book BEyR and turtle soup lunch this
afternoon ald evening, 8, F., Healy's So
loon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

ANOTHER Blue Friday. Hats must go. 500
to be given away at Garvers to-day Elev.
y street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

GREATEST Race Of the season at Chapline
Street Rink to night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

. The finest horse racing this season takes
place at the Maennerchor, Beethoven and
Mozart picnic July 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

ANOTHER Blue Friday, Hats must 90, 500
to be gwen away, at Garyers today Elev.
enth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

ANOTHER Blue Friday, Hats must 20, SOC
to be given away ct Garver's to-day. Elsv
enth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

A VERY enjoyable day can can be spen,
on the new Fair Grounds July 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

Book BEER and turtle soup lunch this
afternoon and evening, at F. Hesly's ss-
loon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

PROFESSIONAL Race at the Chspline Stree,
Rink to night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

ANOTHER Blue Friday, Hats must go. 500
to be given away at Garvers to-day, Elev.
epth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
Steamboat Exesf,iau.

The Whittier Literary Society hss secured
the new snd handsome steamer Courier snd
viii exeurt to New Msrtinsville on July
4th. The boat will stop four hours at the
above named place, giving all ample time
to attend the picnic and witness the prize
drill in thar city. The tickets have been
limited to four hundred There is Grand
Upright piano on the steamer, which means
plenty of music and singing. Secure your
tickets early and avoid getting left. Re
treatments in abundance. Round trip. SOC;
children, Csc. Boat leaves wharf at 7 a. m.
LaBelle Landing 1880, Benwood and Bel
kire g. N.
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GREAT excitement at the Chapline Street
Rink tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

Movements OF wheelingites, and the Com.
ing and Going Of Strangers.
Mr. Phil. Doddridge is visiting friends in
Charleston.
Joseph Graves, Esq, has Just returned
from a TWO weeks business trip.
Misses Meta rnd Virgie Hart, two South
Side bellies, are visiting friends in Mounds
vile.
Mrs. VIM. Kemp and daughter, Of the
South Side, left for Pittsburg yesterday on
brief visit.
Miss Sallie and Alice MaNsutz, Of Wash.
ington, d. c., are visiting Misses Lizzie and
Nens Downs, of Fifteenth street, East End.
Mr.. VIM. Grunder, of New Philadelphia,
is the guest Of Mr.. P. Bonenberger, Of the
South Side, and will pass the Fourth in the
city.
Mr.. Frank B. Kelly, who has charge
of the drug department Of the Western Pen.
itentiary, Allegheny City Pa, is visiting his
father, DR.. Geo. Kelly, Of this city.
Geo. Wells, ESQ.,, one of our oldest citi.
zens and pioneer Democrats, is making Q
visit to relatives at WellsvilIe and other
points IN that locality. Notwithstanding
heis ninety.two years Of age, he is travelling
all alsone go sound are all his faculties.
GREATEST Race Of The season at Chapline
Street Rink today.
Book BEER and turtle soup lunch this
afternoon and evening, at b, Healys 50.
loon.
HORSE racing, prize shooting. three leg.
ged race doBgbnut race, sack race, on the
Fair Grounds July 4.
GREAT excitement at the Chapline Street
Rink tonight.
Do not fail to make your preparations for
the picnic July on the New Fair Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03
PEkSuNAL POINTS.

PROFESSIONAL Race at the Chspline Street
Rink to night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

Do not fail to make your preparations for
the picnic July on the New Fair Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

A large consignment of wall papers, car.
pets, oil cloths, window blinds made up
ready to hang, etc, at Nos. 20l9 and 1921
Main street. John Roemer, Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

GREATEST Race of the season ct Chapline
Street Rink tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

DECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va
riefy ar coIors; Sc pieces for sa.So,
AZ DAWSON BRoS-;.
- 80 ss9S axtkg street.
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FRIDAY, JULY ,, 1855.

~ Persons leaving the city through
hghe summer can have the DAILY
Ind SUNDAY REGIsTER sent to
shy address at same price ii Is de-
Yered In the city, postage paid.
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Oysters.

PRoFEssIoSALR Race at the Chapline Street
Rink TO night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

EVERYBODY KNOWS
Il EG &c ~ FELDrr

Keep The best, pursst and richest ICE Tn,
IN the city. All flavor. for the Fourth. k.slS<
cream hard three hours, or more, In a.
Fresh Cakes and Finest French Candle, eia>
hand. Goods delivered to all parts AZ I'm I
Don't forget to call either at our new store ,ss
street. or Ut our old one, IS Twelfth s,r..s
ding, pieniss and parties furnished on ,hc ~. ~
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GREAT excitement at the Chapline Street
Rink to night.
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the COMING FEST.
The Programmes Of the concsrts
all Arranged.
Preparations on the Eve Of Completion, and
Everything Favorable to a Phenom-
email Succees---What Has
Been Done.

The baIk of The preparations for the con-
isg SaenEerfest, set for the 10th, list and
I'D insts, are now complete, and 1t only
remains for the frishing iouches to se given
here and there to produce result never
equalled in tie mus;eal history Of this city
or State. The crowd to be attracted 70 the
city viii be vsry largs one, and will come
from every point of the compass, represent
ing an area of country stretching from Pits
buTgh to ParkersSurg and from Columbus
10 Little Washington. Certainly not les
than FIVE thousand strangers will be within
our gates during he continuance OF the
Fest, and his figure may be doubled by ex.
ceptionally fayorabls weather.
THg ALHlaBRA RI1K,
where the reception csremonieyand the con-
certs will be given, win be seatsd to accom-.
modate about three thousand people, and
the most elaborate preparations are being
made to secure the comfort and convenience
of the enormcas audiences expected. The
stage, which Will be seventy.fve feet wide
by forty three deep, via furnish ample
room for chorD and orchestra. An am
phitheaue will se constructed on each side
and the rear of the stage for the chorus,
while the orchestra, numbering fortytwo,
will occupy the centre and front The vast
hall will be gaily and tastcshlly decorated,
flowers, evergreens and flags lending their
aid to beautify ard adorn the walls, roof
and stage.
PROV ARBENz5
who is supreme irsthe musical portion Of
the affair, is bending. all his energies to ee-
cure q proper rendition of the elaborate
programmes, and is fitting from society to
society and from town to town, drilling the
vsrious bodies of vocalists in the numbers
falling to them. To-day he goes down the
river to Parkersburg and Marietta for the
purpose of hearing the rehearsal. at these
points, while next Tuesday he goes to Steu
beayille and Thursday to Pittsburg for the
same purpose. The programmes, which we
print in full below, contain many well
known favorites, as the reader will s ee:
Reception Concert, July 2Oth.
ErSud Enstivnl DrcheSfFn-
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THERE rs A
Limit to Everything,

And think II has reached the wonderful low prices
Times seem to be imprO,i aud soon prices viii
advance Therefore Ee would kindly suggest to you
that now Ia good chance TO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

HORSE racing, prize shooting, three leg.
ged race, doBgbnut race, sack race, on the
Fair Grounds July 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

i0.s5 .. n. train through TO- 0pdnnst
hsnee, With slseper through 70 Cincinnati 4
zanavills Asosano6sass kayo =
78 & =. snd $50 p. ~: DSlafe ~
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hossdsvlle As.soaoissss - N. a ma Q 8,
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rksoeeS sosaA fsa wbssties I. nasenSdsS
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S8o asssiss On . IN s.s..t - - -
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Ssrss ei.s /. N ,a.spsl ps.ss I. :. 2 s5sM
6e0ing - asssa1ea6f1oos -
r,ekss lernt B. Aop
JOHH BAILlE 800
Tiekst Agent undef ILL., as As.
JOHN I. Lane. Inv f.sp - lrst
pxvSi6 Gssrsi Issnt Ss
vuruue Al, rr1nsussE 49,
O ~ ~ Juss list, -, bas'es
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AN AZ 5 : = = -. H. ~
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A nIYaterious Shot.

Mr.. Hoohle, Of No. 24l3 Chapline street
was engaged in painting the front of his
house yesterday afternoon, and was stand
ing near the window, when he heard sharp
tap on the windowshutter. Upon inyesti
CATION il was found that ball from re-
volyer or gun had struck the shutter and
passed through the window, but from
whence it came he could not discover. The
ball narrowly missed striking him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-03

lam the mother of William MCGOWAN;
on Monday, December I'D, 1884, l put up
his night bucket, and saw him 60 away
with it; he went TO work at quarter CT
FIVE; the next morning little after 6 ne
came in and handed me his bucket; heard
OF arrest OF my other son Christmas day;
William did not know it until he went out;
be had his working clothes on when he went
away and came back Monday; put up his
bucket Sunday evening, Monday evening
and Tuesday evening; l saw him walk out
with his bucket.
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Was living at Mr. C. b. Peyton's on De.
cemher 22d; saw Mr.. Culver at Mr.. Pey-
toms that night; they remained there until
9o'clock; his wife and son was with him;
heard of the robbery the morning Sfter it
occurred; heard of the arrests last Monday
morning.
Crossexsmined BY RUSSELL went to
PeYton's Monday, December %, 1884;
was not acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Culver; they came in a few moments after
6; it was merely social visit; Mrs. Peyton
was taken sick the 2lst; Mr. Peyton was ct
town when / got there; he did not get back
until e:45; Mr., Culver, wife and son left e
quarter OF an hour before Mr.. Peytoa got
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Heard of the Marling robbery the next
morning; the evening before T saw three
men on the road; two were good-sized men,
one larger than the other, and the third was
q small man; think one had cap on; the
two big men had long bundles under their
arms. and the little one had round bundle;
one of the big men had another bundle un-
der his arm; they were going toward Mar
hng's; it was about FIVE o'clock; neither o,
the prisoners are the men.
Cross examined by Russell-It was get
ting dark; they were nice looking men; had
good clothes on; they acted little funny Al
Mr.. Bownsn's house; the big men examined
the house, but the little one went siraighs