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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
KEELY'S VIBRATING FORCE.
some Account of the Last Exhibition OF It
Made by Him.

r''AAN -ANNNAAlA OA inc AANl E4AnlDltlOn OF
Made by Him.
PuLNDELruIi, June PA party of Is
gentlemen witnessed the last exhibition of
the mysterious force with which John W.
ksely is experimenting. After certain pre-.
Eminary explanations had been made, the
inventor, with the aid OF an assistant, began
to rig up the "hoerator," aud apparatus
which in some respects resembles a circular
cage. Perpendicular brass tubes are ar
ranged in a circle in 3 uatsl base. which
rests Gu glass plate to prevent any Goa.
ueCuOn with concealed machinery be-
meath. Two circular plates, in which
are arranged vibratory prongs, are
placed inside this palisaie of
tubes, and between the tubes project four
shorter tubes in horizontal position. They
look Ike Jheguns of the turret of a monitor.
The lever is about four feet in length, and
its tU!ccum Is four inches from the end. At
the other end is attached two weights whose
sggregate weight is two hundred pounds.
10 htI these weights requires lifting power
at the tulcrum OF 10000 pounds. To prove
that be had no stored power, Mr. kee.y first
Gl.ed the receiver with water and then at
tached it to the iberator with a copper
tube, the oriice Of which was about the size
OF darniug needle From the receiver"
connection was made with the plunger
under the tulcrum, and the inventor at once
proceeded to fiddle for force"
He drew hddie-bow across a pair OF tuu.
lng.torSs set in the rim Of the base of the
hberator and then across another portable
tuning fork set in a sounding box. One of
the guns in the turret was turned, valve
vas opened and the lever flew up with great
force. The experiment was repeated, and
when the lever came down one the weights
.ell 10 the floor.
After showing the power of yibratory force
5y causing brass sphere to reyolve by
striking steel disc with q piece of hard
rubber. and standing at least SIX feet away,
Nlr. keely put his vi5rstory engine into op-
Grafton. and caused it to run at high rate
OF speed. A pulley was placed in the engine
AMI connected with band saw with belt
ing, and tOuriuch plank was sawed into
small pieces. An experiment with the
vaporic gun followed, and then as a further
proof tha; he had no stored power. Mr.
keely tddled up some more force auu blew
It through q copper tube into the room. 1t
vas an expulsion seemingly OF air, without
taste or smell.
The visitors were asked by Mr Collier
keelys 5 attorney, whether they thought com.
pressed air had been used, and they said no
Colonel Muckle was not altogether satisfied
with some 81 the replies made by Mr.. Keely
10 questions, but said as far as he could
Judge compressed air was not the power
used. None OF the visitors, however, had
any theory to offer as to how the results were
rrcAncsd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
MARTINS FERRY.

Our local SPORTS and ar.etuer skaters are
busy speculating on the result OF the race
between Do5bins aud Burkett which comes
oil at the Aiham5ra rink tonight. The
race is for 800 q side and will no doubt be
very interesting, as both men are in good
trim. Billy Bricelsnd is training Doboins.
ard his hackers say that the race is square
and that the winner will gain the race only
by bis superior merit.
This afternoon game Of base bill will
be PLAYED on the commons, near the blast
furnace, between two picked nlnes headed
by Dick Veazy and Billy Mclntosh. Both
hines have been selected with care from
among our best players and will beyond
doubt play an interesting game.
Yesterday the Presby terian Sabbath
school and congregation held picnic IN
the Wheeling Park. They went down to
the wharf in the steamer Climax and on the
motor line to the Park. There WAS Jolly
crowd and it is safe to surmise that they en-
joyed themselves
A band of Gypsies passed through town
Yesterday. Their horses and travelling
equipments were OF better class than asu-
allv found in possession Of such people.
Ed Bender and family leave for Omaha
on Monday.
Van r. Smyth and family, of Sewickley.
are visiting Geo. II. Smith, on the Heights.
Mr.. Smith, President Of the A. I. CIV.
", was in town yesterday.
The steamer Climax will leave the Ferry
wharf at I3O p. III. FOR the Alhambra Pal
ace rink and return after the race is over.
Rev. L. /. Walker, pastor Of the Presby-
terian church, will preach to the Rechabites
Oh temperance tO-..-V'iO" s'S..:-o.
Eli Grimes living near Cambridge, has
curiosity in the shape OF a calf that is MIXED
regularly with the rest Of the cows. He
commenced milking the calf when three
DAYS old and has continued ever since. II
is now abou, four weeks old aud gives nearly
Two pints Of milk daily. 1t is Is Jersey aud
that probably accounts for the phenomenon.
-Barnesyilie Enterprise.
Frank A. Carnahan o! CadiZ, who was
expelled from West Poin, some months ago,
was full hedged Colonel in the Guatama-
ian army when last heard from.
The names oil George Kern. OF Bellaire,
and James Ryan, of St. Clairsyille, are men
toned in connection with the county treas.
urer candidacy on the Democratic ticket:
Correspondents at different points in East
Ohio report twenty eight cents as the high
est price paid for wool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
WASHINGTON, PA.
4 lime tor Brilliant weddinss-Other
Notes.
Sl,rirl 10 Ire Rsgal!sr.

Spscial 10 ire Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 26 June p was
a good tay for weddings. The most elabo-
rate was that OF Capt. H. q Ous, |. S. A.,
military instructor q. Trinity Hall, and Miss
Adele Yarro Of this place. niece OF Wm.
Smith, Esq. The ceremony was performed
At the Episcopal church, and The accompa'
p,inp features we're grand. Flowers made
the air fragrant. The bride was dressed
most gorgeously and never looked pre'tier
in her lite. Captain Otis appeared in iul
dress uniform and showed to good advan-
tscp. Presents were protuse and costly.
Nr Charles Miller and Miss Rosa Jetter.
sou were married at the bride residence
on Walnut street This wedding has been
ar,icipared By the friends Of these young
people with much pleasure and they we're
overwhelmed with presents OF every de-
sgriution The reception wound up on Fri
dav evening with a hop.
Mr.. Joseph Porter ard Miss Sara "lIk'u,
SON were also married on the same day, aud
this wedding was scarcely less imposing
than the other two. The attendants at all
were dressed in gay costumes, and iioweSs
rlayed an important part.
Rev. ". II. Cook, ID. d., and many others
from Wheeling attended commencement;
Editor +. Acheson Of the Observer, has
returned from a week trip TO the seashore.
'r was an editorial excursion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
LYING CORRESPONDENT.
Secretary Whitney on the Talk OF Trouble
in the Cabinet.

Secretary Whitney ON the Talk ot Ero"h'e
in the Cabinet.
Nav YcuS. June pa Washington
s9scial 10 the Times says: An occasional
c,rrespouden, Of the New York Sun sup
uEed that paper yesterday with story about
,rouble in the Cabinet; that the Presidentl5 l5
rot Is one with tie Secretary OF safe; that
Nr. Bava-i IS cap,iciogS and without policy
and viii presently leave me Ca5tne.. ne
P-esilenS says there is 40 truth what
ever il the dispatch so ta7 as
If asserts lack Of harmony between
bimsalE and Mv. Bayard and the o:he7
member, Of the Cabinet. The Presi-
dent is sometimes troubled, bat NOT about
Mr. Bayard, or such dispatches as that fur
Dished Yesterday bg the occasions! CORE
spordent' of the Sun, nor that sent some
weeks ago in which the announcement; tha,
Miss Cleveland would cot return TO the
White House. Secretary Whitney, when
asked what he had to say a5Ors the dispatch
replied: Its all hes; | wish you would
say that as positively as you can Trint It.
Secretary Lamar, in response to an'Ia7
question said The dispatch is not true
and such stories do not excite even the Gu
rosity Of the Cabinet to know some Of the
i,vrvtN-s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
PERSONAL POINTS.
movements OF wheelIngites, and the Com.
Ing and Going OF Strangers.

Mr. Oliver Cook, Of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday on business.
1t is rumored that I. Hill Marshall, who
is in Wheeling, will not return alone
Charleston Star.
Charles A., son of DR.. Wingerter, ar
rived home yesterday from St. Johns Col
leEe Fordham, \. !.
Miss Annie Camden, OF Parkersburg, and
Miss JAMIE Thompson, Of Cleveland, are
visiting a. Judge Thompson's.
Miss Lou BartlesoD, daughter OF Mr.. c. P.
Bartleson, editor of the Sharpsburg Pa,
Advertiser, and Mrs Raiston and daughter,
Of Pittsburg, are guests at Captain Porter
Smiths
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
re W70NGzO HUSBAND ACQUITTED.
n. T.. 7. Johnson Acquitted of Murder
.as a., NtFe's ScdUCer,

'n. l.. 7. Johnson Acquitted of Murder
.as a., Nife's Scducer.
a. TNy, June 26.-A' S.l5
-.-s rho Johnson. Henry jury re,
--... ...U.. Of no. guilty. The al
.-..-.a: .. he verdict caused q cre-
.-t... .-r7a-.-a,joa of applause oy the
-a ..t - the court house. Senator
e .-iiaua. was the leat'n-
~ - .ar defense Captain T.. I.
- .~--e,,v Of Indiana, was ar
.- MAJOR Edwin Henry n
...a. ..-a, on September p,
-s2-. .-l .ga1so0s wife as,ray
......a E-a- a-:1-. and Mrs. johnson
s...aera Indianapolis.
.. ..-rssgoaiegea between the has
...-. a..~. IN aLt-a The latter ,na.,E
ras published ia Tuesdays ..-.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
hendricks at Pittsiield.

PIrTsrELD, Mass, June 26.-Vice Pres
dent Hendricks arrived here at noon as the
g,iest Of Jas. W. Hull lie lunchei with
Wm. X. Plunkett, and afterSards drove
around the country. At o'clock he dined
at Mr.. Hulls residence. This evening he
held an informal reception al the business
mems rooms. He will leave tomorrow for
Atlantic Citv n /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
Elegant Party.

One Of the most elegant parties ever
o;ven in this city came of at the residence
ef Mrs Delaplaine, on Chspline street. The
na+rv uas given by Mr. Louis De!eplalne N
honor Of the Misses Baker OF 81. Fsul' ne
rarlors of the family residence were cr9"a'
Cd an,il an early hour this morning, those
m present passing most Of the evening IN
dancing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
secret Meeting of Iron Won.

Cry,tyyA7l, O., June Pa secret meet
ing was held this afternoon between dele
qa-ion Of iron mill men from Youngstown,
Ohio and iron mill owners OF Cincinnati
and vicinity. The object of the meeting
mas no: been divGlged. The session will be
continue Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
A Close SllaI g.

Vim. Rains yesterday INDUCED il a rash act
ha, may cost MIN more than ne 9"F9"l2ed
sor. He threw q coo5!e stone at the brake
man Of ireiyht train which had stopped on
t.rDs0r,i ,;% street, because he would not move
he tain. The stone nassed the train
nd struck Mr.. 7. ~ GsrTi3' Of
.,;sre}snG who was standing at the Capitol
-. h,fskins N his hat and narrowly
600, .ca,;.,r he heads OF several ladies who
80 sanding near. II. GAryin was not
hnrt although he had narroR escape;
Olic,r W,lkie arrested Rains and ne VIII
hnre q henriny this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
Oh raE Oi3IO.
"a Epitome OF News Coaccrniay 'he Bnau
and Bontrneu.

and Bontmen.
Up with emp'ies-AleX. Swift, .. m. ;
Fred Wilson, { D m: Little Fred, $50
p N.
The marks indicated > feet inches anr
stationary.
The Scotia IS due down at =. m. for
Cincinnati.
The steamer Telegram ~ili ;aae al eXcuf-
sion down tie river to-morro"
The Louis 4. Shirley will pass down tor
Cincinnati tomorrow morning a. 3 N.
Marks at other p}aces-Pi'tsbaTsh 2 feet
E. rries 2 fall Of inches in the last 2i
bonTs; Pagser5, feet inch, falling;
G,eepsbmo. 10 fact 9 inches stationary
OH Civ, ? feet / inches, falling; Lock No.
!, feet, stationary; Brownsville, 3 feet 2
inches. stationary; Rices Landing, , feet II
inches stationary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
Shot His wife in the Mouth.

Macon, GA, June 26.-Last night near
Gibson, in Glasscock county, Warren
Welcber, q murderer and notorious outlay,
went TO his wife s house and shot her in the
mouth, inhicting a fatal wound. Welcher
broke Jail month ago. and this makes the
second person he has shot since then. Cti'
zens are searching the woods for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
PROF. BIRCH GAINED
In a Handsome Manner by Colored Ad-
mirers, Last Night.

In "A uaudso some Manner by Colored Ad-
mirers, Last Night.
Prof. John Birch received a pleasant sur
prize last night which was as agreeable as
il vas unexpected At about seven o'clock
in the evening number OF colored toIks
assembled al the Board OF Education rooms
ard Prof. Birch was ushered into their
presence entirely ignorant Of the object ot
tie asaemblage, and it was some time be-
tcre he received any light on the matter.
Prof. Jones Principal of the colored
school, arose and delivered an enjoyable
sr,ech, the substance OF which was to the
fleet that A large number OF philsnthroplsts
aLd ,ht orists have been devising schemes
ns 10 how the colored problem was to be
soiv, d, hut it all amounted to nothing.
Those who took passive interest IN the
colored race and gave them every chance
10 get along we're the ones who were taking
rbe -i,ht course and in time the question
would solve itself. lie said Professor Birch
was one of these men and on behalf OF q
larue number Of colored admirers and the
school in particularly for hisimpartia! treaf-
me,t of the colored folks. he presented the
Professor with handsome ebony stick
beautifully mounted by a heavy carved gold
head. He then ended By stating that dur
ing the Professors residence IN Japan
many pravers would 90 UP to Heaven from
the coored population ot Wheeling Tor his
welfare aud success.
On the nea6 Of ths cane was engraved
tie following:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

schemes for parts of vessels Secretary
Whitney is rot desirous of experimenting
with new schemes He rather favors the
adoption Of the models Of the best cruisers
built by foreign powers with such improve
menls as can be added by American ship
builders.
Collectors of Customs Appointed.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Presidents
appointed the following Collectors Of Gus.
toms to day;
Theophilus Moody Faure, for the District
Of Pesrl River, Miss.
Joseph B. O'Brien, for the District o.
Maj chez, Miss.
John L Grady, for the District Of Apa-
lachicola, Florida.
Indian Inspector.
General Frank Armstrong, Of New
Orleans, was to-day appointed by the
Secretary Of the Interior an Indian lnspec-
tor to succeed Mr.. Newell, suspended.
Weather Signals.
General Hazen, Chief of Signals, has is
sued an order extending TO day and a
half in advance weather predictions, which
now only covers day. The change will
90 into effect July l.
Acknowledgement Garland says that he
will reduce the force OF examiners in the
Department of Justice considerably, as he
finds there is not sufficient work to be done
70 iustit'y the employmeut of full force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
Tn. Great Knc. To-Sight,

The race between Burkett, Of this city,
:.r. Dobbins, Of Martin Ferry, at the AL,
hambra Palace rink to night will be one OF
unusual interest, and the outcome will be
looked for anxiousiy. 1t will be remembered
tha, some time ago Burke,t beat Dob5In5
by shcrt distance after an exciting, ana
closely contested race. However, the latter
was not satisfied and his hackers were still
confident OF his ability 10 peat Burkett, 80
another race was made aud it will come oil
tonight three miles, best two heats in three.
II will be immense
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
sroi:iING SPRAY.
Sntes Concerning Cycling, Base Ball,
Scuiiing and the Turf.

Sntcs Concerning Cycling, BASE baii'
scuiIinE ana the Turf.
Qniet an interesting game OF base ball
came of at the LaBelle commons, between
he I.aRelle Avenue Club and the Hoosiers.
The score stood : to in favor OF the La
Bellies 1t took Il innings to decide the
game.
There will be skiff race to-day between
VIII Steger and Charles Straub against
Harry Schambra and William Boyce, OF
Philadelphia, for n purse OF $50. The
referee will be Mr. Wayman, OF New York,
.nd the stakeholder Jake Thompson.
An exciting game OF base ball took place
Yesterday between the Alhambra club and
The LaBelle Avenue club. The game re-
suited in a victory for the former club by
score OF to 7. The game occurred on the
LgBelle commons and was cl"sely contested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

Some time since package o. 'oun'e'Iet: n"e Iss.
money amounting to about Sl,o'ooV it'S rev
New York. A detective was put on tne
track and traced the same to Br. 'ee'''''
Preston county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
II. a O. Change of Time on tho wheeling
aud Pittsburg Division.

On and after Sunday June 2lst, 1888.
trains will leave Wheeling for Pitts6urg.
Pa, &C = Time) at i:iO ard 7:ij a. m ana
$40 ana 50 p. N.
Washington Accommodation a. j:Oj
p. IL.
ARRIVE.
Washington Accommodation 7:3j a. M;
t-o, Pi,tsburg At 9.0j and ll.0j o. n. aud
G.0j and l0:lj p. m. co-
Trains departing at 4:i0 a. m. and G3j
p. IT., and arriving at 9:Oj a. m. and lV.io
,. m. run daily; other trains daily except
Srrdav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
Wheeling. ". Va, June p, l-o5.
That same Old.Fashtoned Difficult

HIrp'r1 bi.IT'
Sober passenger, sngrily-"Look where
Tipsy passengers apologe'icall7--. 'ysIIi
| do: the II trouble IS to-h:c-s,aP Ta@'1 l
look.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

Harvard Wins the Race with Yale.
New LONDON. Coyy., June 2I.-ll9rVarn
von the college boat race with ! ale this
morning There was much interest mani.
tested and considerable money changer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

Prof Birch was so overcome By genuine
honest surprise that for moment ne was
not himself, but he recovered and in neat
Tt,!e speech accepted the gift and thanked
The donors but modestly stated that the
Beard Of Education vas alone to be thanked
for the impartial treatment as they were
conservatives Of the people and as such
had acted, although he appreciated to the
lighest degree their good wishes and kind
ihnuybts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

1t was stated at the White House to-day
that 10 changes will be made Of the Office OF
Collector Of Castoms OF New York before
next week Mr.. Robertsous term Of Office
expires on the 2Sth inst, and there is a po.
sioi!ity OF his retaining the office until July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
WAsuINlInN NnIE..

WASHINGTON. " IN .d4y. Dee. .. l--l.
FuL ARMY Ii -IoS--IL.r1 Au.uor NaIlr. D.. .4t-
that during tlc month OF November Doe n.... r..l-
tiDu. for -l-,71l,.l3. OF which @IU.7 i5ij Ws JOS
army pensions.
Insane soLD,LE-.-TTcnty-,iN insane so.urss H.r.,,.
81 the Baltimore and Potomac d"pptt-ou Dayton f..
and tAI6c from Hampton, tbs .r.u They ..at
10 the Government Hospital Jog lAc lasalc.
ARMY Commissioning Assistant ear.rJu C4a.l.. r..
Mason Ia- been ordered from NcW-iort to tao tcs'
Point Academy for duty. First Lieutenant Willard
Young engineer corps, has been granted $50 I.oat..
leave OF absence.
TIE Nlw.YorK pE>-loy AGasr-AIthou.A ,nc D.. t,-
nation Of General C1-feI. Pension Agent af E..l p.
has Aren accepted % Is understood tnAt De- El Ic.4u
IN oilrc uuUl tho December pension payments L.ge
been made.
RETURN or TIE CimyEr-The Baltimore ana O..o
spccaitrd which conveyed Secretaries Bayarl Lamar
and whitney aud POSTUM -tct-Gt era. Villas 10 iuu!lI-
ap9i-. reached hero on ulc return tup al haI-i 8
O'Clock today.
NAVAL OEDEE-.-COmMaadcr william WLicAc.1 bus
been detached from The League Island Nary Yard rrI
ordered 90 command the 1tiayoosl - r-
muudor George VI. Iottcn, from tac Torpedo station ,ud
ordered TO the IJapup5a a. executive; Ensign W. ~.
Constant has been ordered to tHc Wabash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
MIscELLANEoU- ArroINrMENrs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The President has
appointed Albert A. Wilson, OF Washington to De United
States Marshal for the District OF Columbia Mr. Wilson
is president OF The romcu's Insurance. Company wee.
president Of the Metropolitan Railway Company of Wash
instonand director Of tie National Bank OK the Repub-
The President b.ing convinced that the people OF the
District OF Columbia entitled TO the entire time and
attention OF this officer in the performance of hc cgi-
mate .oties pertaining 70 the marshnshp has deter.
in.H' To FeIeYe the Office of the unofficial social
functions that have OF late years attended IT, and Mr.
Wilson WI no. be- called upon TO perform such service.
Frank l.. II. Philips, OK New YORK. TO be Surveyor OF
Cn'toms for TIC Port Of Groenport. N. y. Adgusto
Aois. oi California, Special Examiner Of Drugs Med-
en- aud Chemicals IN the District of san Francisco
Aiilca l. Egerter was appointed 90 DE surveyor Of
Customs Tor the Port OF Wheeling, W. VA and Horace
ID iiutA, MINI.
Inc secretary Of the Treasury today aproiufed
GidLAiu Hougu or baltimore, 10 be Chief OF Division
an the lAth AUDITORS oce and William T. shade, OF
Penusy Vaula y be Chief Of Division ia the Second
Controllers Olige
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
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number ipI more ir.i.l+i description u tao country.
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taos. .r...,..... ..t,, -.. l....l,. .,.-,.. 49, 49,,
' ' -'7' '-' ''''''-
mtnt Company Limited oil Edinburgh, o"u soua atty
parties q yc'r ago Tint THIS company ara building up
The towns OF Sarasota oH",on' etc.. erecting hotels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
4 rLLrLNA cOrHr nnnit

ST. LOUIS Dec. 2.-Ashlcy Glover, States
attorney for this city, 1nod $50 by Judge Van Wag
oner, Of the Criminal Court, this morning The murder
case Of the Cinnamon who assassnatcd country.
prng had been set for trial, and the 81 to had
perfected its case Ministers OF tho Gospel intcricrcd
and asked tho Court for a continuance which wa,
granted Tho States attorney and tho Court had a hot
argument, in which Mr. Clover said:
"Iwant to state right here that look uron tho grant.
ing Of this continuance outrage upon tho Circuit
Attorneys Office"
g DO you mean that for the Court sirl" Judge Van
WAGNER asked.
"Yes sir mean It Tor the Court, and just what
I say"
81 shall fine you S25 for contempt"
decline TO pay yet your Honor"
"In see that IL Is paid"
81 want the language which used taken down, he
cause don't propose TO let this matter rest upon the
recollection OF the Court upon the Courts nerpreta-
ton OF what wQs said"
Take IL down yourself. I'll fine you S2J more"
The Court ordered Clerk benjamin. Fnney 10 enter the
,dne upon the record which was oo'~