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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

THg REGISTER trusts Senator FLOURNeY
withdraw his amendment to Senate Bill
tO referring to assignments. If he
not and i, should prevail, it will vrtu-
destroy the purpose Of the BILL If it
2 any men: al all, it was as it originally
p. This amendment says in substance;
bill shall not apply to assessments OF
than $1,000. If isprevsiled, nine out
fVeEy ten creditors interested in any as
fuentwOulj be left as helpless as hereto
%s5OU; that proportion Of assignments
ucosr the sum specified above. Besides
fers premium for fraud by its induce
p to an assigrOg to get his assets under
10. The bill as originally drawn, com
g iayOra5ly With the same statute Of ouE
F'as States on the subject, with whsteveE
ro7eueats, the situation aud experience
suggested Our merchants do hope
Range viii be made in the origigal drafl
5;I
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Doubtful.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-A well-known
society lady in this city, who is acquainted
with Mr.. Cleveland, declares that he is atii.
aneed, or soon will be, to daughter OF
the late Oscar Folsom, of Buffalo.
Mr.. Folsom was at one time law partner
Of Mr.. Cleveland. The young lady has just
passed her nineteenth birthday, and is
handsome and accomplished. She is at
present pupil of Wells College, in Auro'
rs, n. Y. She has not seen much of fash
ionable society, and is innocent Of its wiles
and fascinations. In company with her
mother, she will witness the inaugural cere'
monies, though it is said they will not at
tend the grand ball
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

y SYMSIcavil that # President
W. ? ~ I-select his advisory fam
from the angels above" there would be
be people so overly scrupulOus as to ex-
Es dissatisfaction. Such 8 person IS
I;sg down DANIEL MANNING in the Inter
Ean, who in turn Is backed up BY the St.
! Pioneer Press. Mr.. MANNING, more
say other gentleman, now recalled to
8, was instrumental in getting hr.
|yr.,yD nominated and as publisher Of
ALBANIA Argus, did more for his success
toe State Of New York than any
!; man in it. Mr.. MANNING
saOvn 10 be an astute
|EC;an, IS business man Of high integ-
great prominence and success IN his
city and Why he should not be made
Ere,ary Of the Treasury if it be Mr.. CLEvE-
o desire. remains unexplained. Mr..
|NNySC deserves the portfolio and ought
sye It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
A STRANGE STRIKE.
Non-Union men Go Out ON a Decided
Kick.

Non-UniOn Men Go Out on a Decided
Kick.
BRoCETOS, February 25.-Another fac
tory complement Of lasters has gone out
on a strike They are not union men,
which is the strangest part OF it. They were
employed at II. 7. Marshalfs, and state that
they will not work for less than the union s
price list. While the Lasters' union thus
has no responsibility in the matter and will
have nothing to do with its settlement, Its
members are naturally much elated at this
espousal of their principles by body Of
men whom they have been wont to term
'scabs.' Mr.. Marshall had received but
slight intimstions of trouble with his lasters,
and was surprised when they failed to
put in their appearance this morning.
The trouble arose over the price to be
paid for lasting canvas base ball shoes.
The employer offered one cent q pair less
for this grade Of work than he is paying for
the same labor on leather goods, claiming
that q workman can make about his usual
wages at that rate, while the price the shoes
command in the market neeessitates the
saving on his part. The same case arose
some weeks ago and caused some little
trouble, which was ended by the manufac
turer waving the matter and abandoning
that class Of goods temporarily. He has 70
neWed the offer, with the strike as the result
1t is claimed on one side that Mr.. Marshall
sgreed that the lasters should make a
much on one kind Of work as on the other
and on the other hand that cut down ha,
been his object all along, and that unioI
men have been systematically weeded ou
and nou-union men put in the places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

! vii be seen BY the Health OaicsF's
i that the only cases Of smallpox in the
| arr the four that resulted from con-
[nert with the original patient Three
members Of the family and the fourth
|. An intimate acquaintance, so that the
|p.se Is. as yet, confined to the bOuudA-
,fits origin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

WHES the b. d o. decided to make lower
rates than ever before for any Inauguration,
it did so in the full conviction that such
concessions to the public at such times
,bouli be complete and without any reser,
vation whatever. On other lines it would
seem that certain trains are considered en-
irely too good for the average Washington
passenger, and that reduction in rates
means simply that slow train time can be
had at less figure than usual, but for first
class and modern time the old rule OF not
only the regular fare, but doubled, should
ne exacted. In other words, on the b. d
O. every train, Doth limited and others, is
open for the convenience and comfort Of in.
aupuraiion passengers, no extra charges
Icing made Of any description, and no at
cmpt made at exclusiyeness. On other
ines Inauguration tickets are not good on
United trains, and the reduction in rates Is
rot considered to apply to them. These
facts i, will be advisable TO remember when
he time for the purchase Of tickets comes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
sCoRcHINe ARTHUR
senators Go for the Presidents Action In
the Swain Case.

senators Go for the Presidents Action In
the Swain Case.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-The hnd.
ings of the Swain courtmartial hgured
prominently in the proceedings OF the Sen
are this morning, and President Arthur was
given 3 scoring for the part he took IN
bringing about the conviction and sentence
Of Swain. The matter came up IN prop
osition 10 amend the army appropriation
bin by fixing other,hours for holding court
martial which, under the present laws, can
mo, meet before III q. m, nor St after d
n m. Senator Dawes, of Massachusetts,
sneaking of the proposed amendment,
attacked the proceedings OF the SWAIN
eourt martial He said they were
most extraordinary and shocking TO eiV!i-
zst;on. The action of President Arthur, IN
three times insisting that the findings OF
the court should be revised, was most ne,
variable travesty upon justice and appalled,
nleaders Of and iurist IN common law i ne 2
SScIsred II outrageous and thought It called
for rebuks from the people; senator
Invalls of Kansas, was scarcely less severe
N ms remarks upon the subject, although
.omsvbat more diplomatic. Other Sena'
,o-, contributed words Of disapproyal OF tue
P-ss;Senfs IS,S part in the proceedings OF the
.a,,r, martial which Yesterday convicted
T,,Jga Advocate General Swain and suS'
~s0Ss5 him for twelve years on halt pay
The attack was q surprise even TO tne osli
s,a and has caused some agitation IN 'esiS'
lsiive circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

AZ friends and enemies Of the UniYer-
io1ght ike chicken cocks yesterday for
lzascy The friends were for the sp-
Driis.:on and the enemies were against it.
|sDi-i,ei was the contest that bad blood
aroused and in order to prevent the
L. allriou Of all the sinews Of life from
restitution i, friends had the further
ls5r-a;ion Of /, held over until to,mor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
Gave Them Away.

PArERsoS, N. J., FebruarY:25.-The But
Ter Rubber Company Of BlOomingdale,
finding that goods were disappearing from
their shops, recently procured the issue of q
large number of warrants to search the
houses Of suspected employees. The fact
leaked out and next morning singular
phenomenon was witnessed. Columes of
dense black smoke was seen issuing from
theIehimneys Of scores of houses, and the
smell Of burning rubber pervaded the at
mosphere for miles, producing an almost
intolerable stencil. As result the com
pany discharged on suspicion the employees
living in the houses referred to.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
MARTINS FEKKY.

The Etna and Standard mills ARE both
On double turn, and though not making full
time are doing better than they have for q
long time. Last Saturday was pay day at
The Standard. Next Saturday the Ktns
will distribute, and the prospects are that II
will be the largest pay made by this mill for
several months.
The funeral Of Mr.. o. G. Shreiner, which
ook place from his late residence yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. was one OF the
largest ever seen in Martins Ferry. Mr.
Shreiner was a very popular man and leaves
behind him besides q wife and .hree chill.
dren host Of warm friends.
The funeral services were con-
ducted BY Rev Doepken, OF the German
Lutheran Church The remains were in
TERED in Greenwood Cemetery At Wheeling.
A new rink will be built on Hanover
street. between Fifth and Sixth streets, pro
yided the land can be leased.
&c Boyd will be home from the East
on Friday.
Albert smylie. Of Mt Pleasant, was in
town Yesterday
James Il. Hill, the genilemonly proprietos
Of the Eureka rink, has gone TO Steubenviiie
on busiEess. =.
The dwelling and store room being built
by the Odd Fellows and Red Men On theil
lot. corner Hickory and Fourth streets, viii
he completed in q few days II the weathfi
illpermit. II is TO be used BY James
Shipman as grocery.
A number Of the lockedout glass worker.
.tt... ,f ,1~.r.s;r,-r r.o>;fIo,,. In ffhe,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
A sAD WRECK.
Dark Lanterns the Cause OF the Terrible
Disaster.

O0EA A0utoEho Nno CAueo Oh thc AorEADAo
Disaster.
CHEBAusR, Ill, February 75.-A coils
ion between two passenger trains on the
Illinois Central railroad occurred here this
morning. One man was killed and eight or
ten wounded, some Of whom are seriously
but none it is thought fatally injured.
The injured train was the New Orleans
passenger, bound Sonth, and was crashed
into from the rear y 9 freight train. The
two rear sleepers were demolished. 0ns
passenger. named McInnis, was Instant,
killed, and several other passengers bA5ly
scalded There was no cause for the &C
cident, bat Il is said the danger lights in tn
rear passenger coach had bssa allowed t
| 20 Cut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

gg legislature in its wisdom has re-
4 70 extend the session. The REGISTER
"a there viii be no bitter disAppointments
ss part of individual members because
he refusal to extend and, for the forty
|bt hours We, on hand, they viii work with
| IL and push through whatever legisla-
/ Of real importance aud merit that can
,.rLaI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

THE Lord Mayor of London was only q
porter in q warehouse, but he perseyered in
the face Of all opposition and rose rapidly.
1t is only persistency and merit that has
made DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest
family remedy for coughs and colds now
offered to the suffering public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
HORRIBLE SIGHTS.
'AeT TNPlcrations in = Medical
College.

'Asr FNPloratiOns in = Medical
College.
.,G,As,iLLC, IND., February 25.-The
zoe sights at the Evansville Medical
ese remain unchanged, and the author.
seem Indifferent as to the existence OF
'IA'nel house. Further explorations
NAT there are in the cellar fully hall =
', SCuan bones. In one room opened
'sy among other horrible rehcs
'Ae remains Of about q
aeF'oCgn children. The body OF
GASnJ negro had been placed
4 II,..hg position, leaning on one elbow,
Is gI.nring mouth was wide open,
= = eJe.eSs sockets looking menseingly
eHCr. Near a window overlooking
-'ARogse vas the skeleton Of 3 woman
= position By the headless trunk OF >
ana background was made OF small.
Ie'a Since Yesterday many parts OF
rave Useu removed by relic hunters
ae purpose OF frightening people.
'J.a -. that the grand Jury IS inVessl-
{ 'ae affair. There is q rumor that
.1R eiuzens VIII burn the build
~''s' Il Is properly cleansed OF It's nor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

,u,roa.ElECf DUFFY is Just from Web
| county looking as hearty and CHEEKY as
|,H He reports there is nothing in the
|-ss about suffering existing in Nicholas,
|-3oluh. Braxton and Upshur. AS to
- and Calhoan he is not posted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

C,sRlEL was going to blow his trum-
,,norow there would be some one to-
spouiring whether it was night to catch
With pin hook" So said Hon. D. B.
e Yesterday, and he is about right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

The majority report Of the Springer com.
mittee to investigate Marshall Wright: OF
Cincinnati, will make its report Saturday.
II is q very lengthy document and among
other things charges that the deputy mar
shaIls appointed st the October election IN
that city, were largely in excess OF the ne
cessifies Of the situation; that were appoint.
ed as Republican pArtisans, aud IN most
cases pc0sttuted their Official positions to
partisan ends, aad that theY were armed
with revolvers and other deadly weapons
furnished by the RepobIcaH National Com
uittee. In view Of these things the CON
mittee submits q resolution asking hs
President 10 Immediately remove Marshall
Wright
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
A BRILLIANT VICTORY.
That Loses Mach of It's BnIiisney By YsssS
of Yamins.

That Loses Mach .f It's bni''aney pyhes~
of Famine.
suasrn, February 25.-The latest nevs
from Agig and Tsinai confirms The rspost
Of the brilliant victory won BY the hudif q
Taxa and shukria tribes Of friendly Arabs
against the Hadendowah tribe in IN sttack
made by the latter upon some fdesdiy
tribes for supplying the gar
rison a, Kassala with grain.
II Is nov ststed that during the bsttis nc
less than $500 Hadendovsh we're killed.
and among the slain was Sheikh MooaA:
The Kasssla garrison is short Of food ssd
ammunition, and - the place 10 hssd
pressed by the enemy, despite The recent
repuIse, surrender must soon result. uniass
The garrison Il relieved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

ag House last night agreed to the Sen
sresOluton appropriating $4,000 for the
BIZ Of the State House. On another
|s Of this issue is produced the exact
guase Of the written contract between
State and the trustees for the city. Any
minded citizen can see, upon its peru
| hcw difficult it was for members to make
|,teir minds what to do, with this contract
pre them. Many members voted for the
IropGation last night not because Of any
CATION they felt to DO so, but Of respect
consideration for the uniform kindness
handsome way in which the citizens
h treated them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

GExEyA, February 25.--At meeting q
anarchists to-day he tofcible destruction q
the existing state Of society vas sdvocse.e
The German socialists pressui favored mix.
er metbods The Banderu.sh u'II eshats
70 tbe Federal Assembly pscpos1 ~ .
more energetic policy sgsinst The anarchists
Several anarchists residing in Chaux -
J FONDA have been secretly expelIsd IL b
rsposted from Berpe that The Redsral A.
sembIy had already resolved 70 ezpsl fsa
the country st Ieast . thousand persons cos-
pected With the anarchist sociesy. No hsvs
taken refuge in Ssitzsrisnd Cor The psfpese
Of concodisg exploits 70 BE- sssesssa
abroad.
Grswfsg OiS.
Loxpox. February 1.--Hs1y LAsoe'
chere. living reasons Why - Ssbsyo (aeA-
stose win soos resign - S3ce. - ~
following language:
aMr. 0isASiosss - b telIiss = -.
He xisbes stroaeiy - hs vilh Ssssly. z:
resorts b tsDpons1 expsassoe -. -
mistakes Tstogy n PsfkAnesa l0 shAass
manship."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

r.S news from the New Orleans ExpOsi-
|, !. that the financial sky is sbrightening
visitors are rushing thiiher in great
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
sEFoRE BREAKFAST.

r.,sg are some Democratic mug
- in Wheeling, and they are not bad
lass either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

ru- resolution in the Second Branch
), before last which had for its purpose
snrexa,icn Of the Panhandle to Penn
Ia7.s, IS causing considerable stir among
khdo-hOOd exchanges. All comments
s7orajle on the subject. But whatuse
{, talk abouti;? As the boy said: ut
.ai can't be any isser." The Pan
tdle is as likely to be annexed to Penn
faaia as the winds are to be chained to
rocks Tie First Branch of Council,
] Hon. ALFRED Caldwell in particular,
! bed 20 understand that very well, from
Fay tie resolution was sat down upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

SALVATION Oil the greatest cure on earth
for pain, has no equal. Persons suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia or from cuts.
bruises, sprains. ETC., should not be without
Il Cures are effected in an incredibly
short time. Price only tweaty Eve csats q
bottle, For sale By al dyuSgiSts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

r.v Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says
|.,,or LAMAR is certainly booked for the
.,;or portfoliO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
WELLSBURG.
In Favor of Annexing to tho Keystone
State-A Marrow Escape.
Special 10 he Register.

In EaVOr OF anneNlhB 70 'ho NoSSboho
State-A Marrow Escape.
Special 10 tAe Register.
WEILsBURG, February 25.-A compli-
mentary benefit was given under direction
of the Mayor at the Central rink on Tues
day and Wednesday nights for the benefit OF
the sufferers from the recent explosion.
The MeSsrs Hall, proprietors Of the rink,
rendered its use free Of charge, and the
Wellsburg cornet band also rendered their
services free, all of which was accepted and
a handsome sum realized for the worthy OBJ
ject. ,
The funeral of Mary Miller, of Pittsburg,
took place from the Hudson House to-day.
The remains arrived on the eleven o'clock
train. George Hammond, Of the Pittsburg
Post, a son Of the deceased, came down to
attend the funeral
The gas company has a large force Of
men at work drilling holes to allow surplus
gas 10 escape. >.
Council has not yet modified the ordi'
nance Of Monday. Council meets again to-
night. -,
Some of Brooke countys citizens would
be greatly pleased if the Panhandle should
ne annexed to Pennsylvania. Several old
citiztns can be found who were strong ad-
yocaies of such annexation twenty-five
years ago, and are still earnest advocates OF
the measure
Narrow Escape.
On last Sunday evening the Metho-
dist church wa filled with mem
bers and others. After the minister had
proceded with his discouree for some time
a member, who was late. walked into the
building and calling the ianitor to one side
told him that the room was filled with gas
He informed the minister, who Immediately
dismissed the congregation, and on exsmi,
nation hole in the pipe was discovered
so large that one could put his finger in It,
and il is said that within half an hour the
church would have been blown to atoms,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

THs yery bef remedy that can b. con
pounded from orr present knosiedge Of
drugs, for colds. coughs. asthma. bronchitis
and othsr hang diseases. Il Df. Wist1fs Bal.
san Of Wild CherTy. II has cared uAay
cases Of consumption VIE. al other rene
dies had failed. A GnEls spoonfsl VII cur<
an ordinary cough OF cold and give inalaai
} rsEef 20 asthma II = soothing heah1e
snd Strengthening "a he thro@. And lzaU
aad . szy pssassat y isks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

MAsY whose blood had become poisoned
rom various can5e4 and whose III health
was indicated By pimples, sore feelingsY
aches pains, uri1aEy sediments cstaFrh ana
;nfiammaton of the mucous membrane,
coustipation. dyspepsia, bad dresms, ner-
yousness sleeplesznesa etc. have been re-
stored to perfect health by using Or Gay
sot.'s YeIlow Dock and Sarsaparilla. II =
the onl7 true hlocd purifier and strengta'
ener of nisd and BODY No oshsr rsasaF
eaoAIs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

so'.sSnOns Of Internal revenue tor
=, seven months Of the 6scsl year
S'S'lSt1, or 8, ,69l. $40 less than
1e period last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26

CaOLKKA MoRaus. excessive psin "a u
stomach. cramps. relieved At once With Cae
ues's Stomach and L;yer RsgHIssec. Sod
bJ Ell 5rueeista
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
Narrow Escape.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Gus Williams Coming.

That prince Of German comedians, Mr..
Gus Williams, will appear at the Opera
House Tusday evening next. Of his new
play, Captain Mishler," the Cincinnati En-
quirer says: ,.,r-
Al Heuck's Opera House, Gus Williams
as Captain Mishier in the play Of that title,
fully sustained his reputation as q prime
favorite here. His houses have uniformly
been more than good, and on Monday
night large numbers were turned away
from the doors for want Of even comfort
able standing room. Mr.. Williams is ad-
mirably managed by John Il. Robb, who
like his star is one Of the most popular men
on the road, and is eminently worthy of his
popularity. Captain Mishler is humorous
throughout, but it has also strong situations
some pathos, and little melodramatic in
terest; special scenery is carried by the
management, and the musical features OF
the piece are notable. 1t is a great success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
JOE ENNET TOMORROW.

Seats are still selling rapidly for Joe En-
NETS engagement at the Opera House be
ginning tomorrow. Our citizens know
the genial, happy "Fritz" of old, and need
no urging TO turn out whenever he comes
along. Aside from the desire to see an old
favoTrte, there is national impulse to see
the familiar character in a new sitting. and
here "The Strange Marriage" win be rather
curiously regarded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-26
Another Letter.

Another interesting dosyment in the biss
look Ia dispatch from Earl Granville -
Sir Edward Msle., dated February I. 1885.
In this the British Foreign Secretary takes
occasion TO combat the assertions OF Be
marck that England was influenced By
jealousy Of Germanys colonizing policy. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-11
PALO PINTO.

/ Correspondence of the Gazette.
| PALo PINTo, TEN, Sept. The weather
is nice aud cool. The ground is in good
shape for blowing, and only for district
court, crop gathering, etc, our farmers
would be turning their ground for wheat
sowing.
District court moves quietly and
smoothly, as you know we have strictly
local option. The non-iury docket was
taken up yesterday, and the following
cases acted on;
Fields, Thayer & Co, vs., Aaron Sulli-
van continued by consent
VIM. G.. Baird VS.. Stinsen Bros, two
cases; continued by plaintiffs.
H. j. Gurlcy, ct al. vs.. John McGeC
dismissed at defendants cost
VIM. G.. Bainc, VS.. Bruzos Cattle COM
pany; continued by plaintiff
Elliott s Roe, VS.. VIM. Bowles and
wife; plaintiffs have leave to file first
original petition conditioned on affidavit
Of defendant.
The civil Jury docket was taken up
Wednesday at . o'clock a. M, and the
following is the work done to noon,
Wednesday;
T.. l.. Marsnlls & Co., vs.. j. T, Luckaby
ct al. continued by plaintiff with leave to
tle second amended original petition
w. Il. Gordon, VS. LcGlrse 4 Co., ct al;
continued on affidavit OF plaintiff
Walter Browne, executor of Spencer +.
Browne deceased, VS. Texas & Pacific
Railroad company; motion for removal to
the federal court sustained and an order
for removal to Grayham was granted,
X. NJ Gano & Son vs. Palo Pinto coun-
ty continued by consent.
j. w. Neblett vs.. ID. NJ. Crosland con
tined by plaintiff.
The following are the attorneys attend
ing court from a distance; Col. Bidwcll,
Col. Nicholson, Judge |. N. Roach,
George Mccall and Jasper n, Haney, of
the Weathcrford bar, George Miller, dis
triCt attorney.