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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
PREPARING FOR WAR
ENGLAND ADVISED To EQUIP 10000 EXTRA
MEN
AEi Build Up Gas, Deft1se-The German En-
Pe~r 10 God SLare-TAe Papa!
E5su.u-GsH,ral Foreign
Dispatches.

LONDON, May l6.-The Dd6g TdfQrapI.
commenting on the agitation regarding
England's military condition, says that
the net result is that the public now
knows what it ia necessary 10 do in the
matter The Government" it says,
""lll have To provide 10000 extra men,
let magazine rifles aud field guns manu-
Iacturcd either here or IN America, or
wherever the work can br quickly done,
rroyid" horsrs !or the cavalry and barracks
for the traop', drill and equip O.ooo VOL
unteers and attend to the coast d,tenses.
The main point To he decided" " 1t con
i.nus,, lis who shall cary out our pro.
w.mm' Lni Salisbury ana Mr. smith
~" already oYcrworked aud the public has
hardly ,uiijtrut confidence IN Mr. Stan
hors's capacity lor such a vast task"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
Ono snlLierI,ilI.Nn- lhcr.

WoouwhEp, l. T., May To- Sergeant
Porter Webster, Of Company 4, 2irh Infant
~, wac shot and instantly killed by Fri,
yate . .vid Simons, OF the same company,
ut f.. Reno yesterday Simon4 had threat
cn-d the life ot woman with whom ho
he'd trouble and while attempting toarrrs'
him Webster wac shot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
southern Itapti-'-.

Erruuo.p. ", May IT, tn" South
rru Elpi.st Convention yesterday d"cidcd
tn held the next convention at M,mphr- on
the Fndly before the second Monday IN
Nav. IT, T.. IT, prichnrd, oi Nrrth Caro-
lima, Of the Committee on Suggestions Of
the Home Mission Board, instructH
she two Boards to appoint Joint commit
r~r Ia confer With similar committee of
the Northern soc etie-, not with view to
organic union, but 20 consider what can
hr done L. adjust their several field and
agencies 40 - not to- hav" n conflict oi
agencies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

ISDATNroLI~, May lG. Dl-C.nragns
reports regarding the outlook .og the crops
are being received from all parts of Indl-
ana. In many counties hay and oats have
suffered severely from the drought, while
in the southern bali of the STATE ~" corn
fields are being devastated by the cut
worm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
lho Emrrrnr aud III- New Suit.

EEEIIN May l. 1t is STATED that " hen
the court tailor Visited the Srhloss to
mrasur" the Emperor for new uniform
ior the occasion o' the marriage ot his son
the Emperor sigrriied That the tailor nuuh,
not 10 look - directed, as he the Em
= ror was not 50 bad rs the man appeared
t. inry.
There is htIc doubt that the Emperor
viii hr abirto attend the wedding ri his
sOl uu the 2i.h inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

BERLIN, May lG.-Thr Empcror now
walks with much more hrrnrr rtrp. lli4
handwriting il holdcr, and in all respects
hc appears tu he stronger
The Emperor passed = good night Dr.
NIrkorlr changed the canua. TIE
wound presented good Appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
Murdered ina Council Chamber.

CrN,SNArr O., May lI.-Mar-hal
Bowen, OF Carthage, a village rfn miles
!rom Cincinnati, sho, and killed C. D.
Phillip last night The killing was done
IN the council chamber in the presence Of
the VI Miyor lul The village officers. Bowen
had refused 10 prosecute man who o~rd
pmlIip~ $lU.jU. Hot words followed and
the Marshal pulled hls revolver and shot
Phillips. Bowen j. in ! al on the charge
oi murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
The fIpsl I;t-rIIpt.

loNuoN. May 1.-THE >tnfnT hnmc
correspondent says. fhr Irish bishops
Lave forwarded 10 the Propaganda their
observations on the mode Of putting the
Papal uscnpt into effect ~ ~ 10 eliminate
any political significance and avoid bitter
nrs. These and other points are now un-
der consideration
lh" C,opaa', Rome correspondent
say 'rhr papaI rcscript will be read
from Irish puipIts at AN carly darc, withau
explanation l.um the bishops, which Will
b" sunmlt'cd to the Vatican lrr revision. to
ihgoIlsri that the Pope doc, not condemn
IN" political objects ol the National party.
hut only the means employed Tor attain
ny those objects"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

CGooK-roS, MlNS., May lG.-Ihe Fifth
District Republican Convention elected a7
delegate to Chirlgp, lItiyor Stevenson, Of
Crook-ton. and Chta l.. Lewis, oi Ottcrtail.
Eo'h are lUT Grc-EGm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
THE MkTH0DISTS.



W" N"EN, MAY IT. After religious
exercise this morning a motion wps made
in tha Methodist Conference providing that
hereafter il shall require a two-thirds vote
lp constitute an election ol Bishops After
considerable debate In" motion was car
.i'i hy a vote Of ~! to l3l. The con
-'dcra;jon OF the report on ministerial ani
lay representation, which had been elect
ri Gs the order nt the day, was then taken
No l'v General consent II wa7 po-tponrd
Eutll Friday, al which time a supplement
tarY report will also hr considered
lrr tame hti now arrived for the order
0i the day memorial s,rNIrc-, which
we've conducted hy Bishop Bowman
Prayer was offered by Bishop Loss. after
which thr memorial addresses were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
lIIIrR Mnrr.

Colu'W-, KAs., May lG.-Thrcc more
Of rhr uotoriou- Blaylock Fry robber gang
were sentenced last evening, Andre" Try
to i've years, Fred Fry eight years, and
Allen Fry fifteen years in IN" p"nIten-
tIAIH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
IN rerlectIom ot sy.tem.

II re.u'i- measure the value ot any sys-
t.ul, then Prot I.oi-ette's System OF Mem
ory l. the most perfect effort wc have ever
sen. II does not make a neH InomOry
En; 4 takes the old one and by method
ut training. physiological aud scientific,
uarve'on- powers oi retention are given II.
i wonderful. Send i.r prospectus to Prot
L.,i.ctt, - Fifth Ave, =. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

WASHINGTON, May l6.-Senator Nor
r.l ha9 appointed the following suh.rom
,,i,,,s of the senate Committee on Finance
To consider tariff. aud revenue s",JTg's. ,,'s
Allison. AIdr,ch. ITiscDck, Beck and h'r-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

Tested 10y Thus. tpr Bronchial Affection.
Coughs. etc. EEOas'- BROSCHIAL IRGcHE- have
y.,."i their efficacy by a test Of many year
Price 3, cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
Tacir Platform Is James G. Blsino's Paris
Interview.

racir Platform Il James G.. Blsins's Paris
Interview.
NEW HAN EN, May 10 The Republican
Convention was called To order this morn
ing at the Hyperian rneater by temporary
chairman john A. nhbetts, and the tenn
porary organization was made permanent.
MI Tlbbetts addressed the Convention
He alluded to the great responsibility o
Connecticut rs "a pivotal State and outlined
the paramount issue ~ protection against
the free trade message OF Mr.. Cleveland,
by which the Democratic party must stand
or fall The real Republican platform
would he the response 10 the ''Presldent' s.
message that came across the ocean as
~ swift as the Telegraph could briug il 4"
AilusiOns were also made To Gen. uswiry
all Senator Phtt as favorite sons.
aud to the grand IOuud of candidates.
Chauncry VI Dopew's name was 8pplnud-
uImozt ~ NDc,iyr0usiy as Bltiuc'a The
speaker asserted that the tari0 must be To
,is,i To suit shifting conditions, and that
. Democratic tr,y trade would lul because
The American workman reads and thinks
tor himself Democratic civil service re-
form Wa denounced a. transparent
fraud that even the MugwumpS ielt sad
/ It, heart and sink al the stomach II none
-. the numerous presidential canl,-
dates can ho nominated, and the
convention srould say 10 James G.
| BMiue, "luu mus. again be- our
standard bearer and this time We will
plrry II 10 tho White House, there is not
La Republican voter who w0uld not IN his
heart and soul -5,y uErru.
/ At the clos" ct Mr. T,bhctt's speech, the
election of deleggtrs-at large WAS begun,
,ud resulted as follows Samuel fessen-
/ den, Of Stamford Samuel J.. Warner, OF
| MlddIctown T. :. Day, OF Colchester ;
. T.. s Henry, of Rockville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
lAiNE WAS ENoyDU.

Il nominated the Judge, and without
that the delegates would have seen MIN
in a place several deucto7 hotter than even
the harmonious" Republican convention
before they would have hauertd him.
At the conclusion OF BrgkshIrr's address,
the Committee on Credentials mli' lls Ir.
port, az did also the Commit's" ON order
of business and E,sis ul Representation.
The vote nj the vlrions counties WA based
on the vote for Elaine in Isl. "u" vote
tor every bundled aui traction over my
Col Jacob komnl" offered rr-''r'Hn
That the Republicans OF West y lIs@nl7
es'end their heartfelt cnndolrnc' To their
tried and noble Cn-workrr, ". II. u
Flick, oI the county OF Berkeley. IN"
resolution was carried and ordered that u
be telegraphei theur~tirguishrd sufferer
The Committee on Resolutions s'lt! beng
unprcp.sed 10 rrport, pr0G lanes II.
Jones, Of Ohio county, was called +" the
stand AMI made what was IN some respects
the speech OF the day. The Professor WAS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17

a.. Wool. in nomination. There being no
other nominations. Smith Was elected by
arramltiou, and responded IN neat
speech Of thanks.
m, convention tn,H proceeded 10 the
election OF altrrua,eR vairh resulted as
rl!ows. First District, q VI Wade, Of
E-aytop: Second District, Char'esT. setter,
of Barbour; Third District, {. d. Elliott
OF Webster; Fourth District, Ma. H. Z.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
SHORT TELFGHsNS.

SAN RENO. February ls-Thc Crown
Princes condition is very much worse
this morning. and the aspect is regarded
AS serious The 90 tors agree in saylag
that The change in the patients condi-
tiou, which -, in last night, Is the most
serious that has yet shown itself.
DUBLIN, February IS Mr.. John Hoop
or. member of Parliament for Cork and
editor of the Cork W6rgld, who was sen.
tenced 10 Il term Of two months impris-
onment for publishing in his paper re-
ports of meetings o. suppressed branches
Of the National League, was released to-
day from Tullam0re Jail. During BIS
incarceration he was punished Tor refus-
ing 70 consort With criminals lie says
his general treatment was humane.
LONDON, February lS-The British
government deny the statement that an
English military force ia about to enter
Venezuela. They say that Tie indemnity
was paid in December under protest.
WAsHINGToS. February lS-The Ma
tional Democratic Committee will meet
AZ Wilard's Holel, in this city, mex,
Wednesday 10 determine the time and
place for holding the National Conyen-
ZION.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
AN ELEVATOR FALLS.
A Negro Boy Badly Hurt by Conclusion.

n negro 10y bhhis ''N ~
YESTERDAY afternoon about 3 O'Clock,
Thomas Randall, y negro youth, aged
about sixteen years. came near losing ms
life by violating orders.
Messrs. p. Nhitlock x Co, cigar man.
ufacturers on Governor street between
Main and Franklin, occupy the whole
of one fye-slory building and two
of the upper stories of the one ada
cent. In this one is an elevator used to
carry W and down the tobacco and
scrtps which enter into the manufacture
Of cigars.
The elevator with load of tobacco
started down from the top story, when,
in violation of orders and commands,
Randall Jumped on IT, The elevator
broke and shot like bullet TO the bottom
door. Randall, being on top, was thrown
over. and the shock he received seriously
injured him internally. The ambulance
was summoned and the youth found 10
be quite badly off, though no bones were
broken He was taken 10 The Almshouse
hospital
Randall lives in Manchester, and his
mother was notified Of the accident.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
fHR DAILY TiMEs ALMANAC
MADISON COUNTY.
\ Horrible Murder.
Special Correspondence. ]

MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA, February
17-Last night horrible murder was
committed on the Blue Ridge near thn
line OF Page county.
y short time since, Benjamin +.
Thomas, confined in Jail here and await
ing trial for bigamy, made his escape by
breaking the lock 10 his cell and letting
himself to the ground by tying togethcy
his bed-clothiBg. The sheriff heard Of
his whereabouts and last night sent
posse to arrest him. Cautiously approach
ing the house where he was supposed TO
be, a dog gave the alarm, when those
within commenced firing, and young
James A. DOdson who was in the lead,
was shot twice and instantly killed. a
number of other shots were fired, hui
without effect. The officers succeeded in
arresting all the parties in the house and
have brought them TO this pla and
lodged them in Jail.
Those implicated are Benjamin +,
Thomas, Chrisley Dodson, Isaac Nicho.
son, John W. Parks, and Morgan + Doa
son. REX
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
VOL. II.-NUMBER AS.

To provide for the payment OF justices
Of the peace, witnesses, and physicians,
in certain cases.
TO amend the Code in relation to the
sale Of mules, work oxen, and horses
under levy in the city Of Lynchburg.
To amend the road law as far as IL ap-
plies 10 the county Of Fluvanna-
70 amend the law in relation 10 the
property Of insane persons
TO constitute the town Of Salem sep
aratc school district.
SENATE BILLS PASSED
For the protection OF deer in the couh'
ties Of shenandoah and Frederick 90,
TO amend the charter of the DanVille
and Seaboard Railroad Company
TO authorize the County Court oi
Putsviyania t. inquire into the pro
pr,cfy of relieving the estate OF Hart
wcll Farmer deceased, from an amount
Of delinquent taxes enormously PAD by
the administrator of said dccedent
TO amend the fence law for Newport
Nrws election precinct in the county o.
Warwick
TO incorporate The trustees OF the Mu
DlHhit iAuD i<iAil ~ tN7oN''''''
tCrfield county.
70 amend the charter Of the city OF
Lynchburg ,.
70 provide for the publication and dis
trihution of the Code OF 1888 ana the
explanatory notes thereto.
70 provide compensation TO IheO.
Powell for the prosecution OF Ii. H. FUR
year
Giving The authority Of constable 10
superintendent Of a fair grounds or
cemetery.
Paving school teacher his REGULAR
salary regardless Of the number oil pupiis
i'm his school
TO incorporate the town OF Big stone
Gan i'm the county Of Wise.
f. allow W ;. Taney Of Hanover
county to collect delinquent taxes.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED
To amend the Code in relation 10 the
duties and compensation Of district OIL
Gers
70 incorporate Dismal Swamp Hunt
ing Club
Authorizing an election 10 DE Leld IN
Warren county to take the sense oi the
people as 10 the erection oil certain
bridges across the Shenandoah river.
Adjourned az 24j
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19

This court, Judge Wexford presiding,
was engaged mos. OF ihc day yesterday
irving coupon cases The counsel ior
defense are Nrssrs. William h. Royal
and Conway K Sands for The Common
wealth, Edward pendlrioa, Jr
In four cases the Commonwealth bY
consent of the parties gets judgment for
costs: i'm three cases She defense fled "a
special plea Tia. the tender Of coupons
had been legally made and The suit there
for ill,gal TIE defense was sustained.
There are q large number of these
coupon suits ye, 20 be heard and acted
on.
The following snits have been in,.iiu-
tea
William 4. Thomas against John s
Coles $ljl u. judgment confessed.
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Com
pany against John \ Dushane * Co.
Action of deb, for Sl1l H.
The Ulman Goldsb0r0ugh Company
Of Maryland agains, Lewis H. Blair, in
dctenue fcr 10 barrels O; whisky valued
$743 ~
The Richmond Paper Manufacturing
Company against John 4. DushGne Ac-
lion Of debt for &l2027.
Planters National Bank against d. B.
Watkins Il Co. Sll%j4 on note.
Planters National Bank against T. p.
Turner, $43l o. on note
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
THE NOZART ACADEMY.
Its Change of Mar agement and its Promis-
ing Future Probable Return OF the Ma
tionaI Opera company.

At the Mozart Hausicatc Thursday even
inC last, Hon. James Lyons, Jr, On the
part Of the Board OF Governors, an
nounced to the large attendance Of mem
bers Of the MOzar5 Association present
the recent change in the management Of
The Academy His remarks were well
timed, and be mentioned the fact that the
Board Of Governors through their
courteous and efficient, manager, Mr.
Lea,h, will be especially careful in their
booking OF attractions for The remainder
Of this season and al future seasons.
in order that the theatrical public a.
large might know of the new arrauge-
ments, the following advertisement has
been inserted ~ the leading dramatic pa
per Of the country, ,he New York Mirror,
and we copy the same FOR the benefit Of
Mozart members a. Il the public 40 large
mozart Academy Of Nusi.. Richmond, Va.
Seating CapaeItv over l5Nl. NlguIu rut
scenery. fatrO age -. most ia. hiOnahie, cnd
location the most cent al All street edis
pas " thin a few feet of t1c door. N en-
mOnd Mozart Assoc atl9n Whpte meub I-uit
j. over to mo Of whom arc reads Of fam
Les, have taken charge Of the Acdemy, ani
IN future n WIll b. COuiuDted under thcif
auspices, thereby insurinEa a large pNrO HSi
Dun . the coming summer viii re- =
modelled nj q ierrc cost making tf b-st
house in the stat, as 10 - now ihc lhlgts''
Onls ref fet ir-t-cI rs cCmpanle, VIII DE-
bOOkcl. as 10 b. the inionti 20 make Do u
yOnd doubt tie leading place ~ amtiscinc !
I'm The city. Az r.ntriCts made with VT D.
k . StrasburCcr The ttfC ies'c" for ne pre- 'c't
or nj gse.son So % ho.dg Oh. and mtni2e's
are q, qucstcd o. . .c umcdlft notic' ~ suci
contracts. Orcu f.w" 100 Maitn, tWlL th.
MAY. corr, -rDricuCc ig solicited. pirtct
COMMUNICATIONS fO Mr. thomas lhath VINO
ba. been rtaypoirtel manager
~. .RChalH, chairman
Thus il viii be seen that our citizens
NAV expect only Tie bcs; Of attractions
M Tine academy, and witt the proposed
remodclinc OF tie building, can number
amongst Ricumond's many metropolitan
features one Of the largest, hest equipped
and conducted theatres IN .hc south
From .n interview with Manager
Lc,tb Yesterday We learned iha, there are
strong chance Of ;hc National Opera
Company return in few weeks, and
should such De- the case Our city should
give this complete and educational 0r-
eaniLation Us hearty support.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
TIM FUTURE or rnE MEDICAL nILl-
Thomas Jch rson Recommends . N""-
Graduate fof "a Medical PrOfcs,or~hip IA
the University.

Thomas .ch rson Recommends Nom
Graduate FOR "a Medical rrOfcs,or~hip in
the Universi,S.
The features of the medical bill now
before the Senate are arbitrary and CLOSE
corporalione+" are opposed to ali The
traditions OF Virginia, and subyersiye Of
The liberties OF the people. | cannot be-
lieye that tbe Senate will enact II INTO a
law
Thomas jefferson pressed the late Dr.
Andrew Kean, who had never graduated
in medicine, for & proiessOrship al the
University This is wei known 30 his
numerous descendants, scattered from
LynchbuIg To Richmond (embraciug >ey-
crai of our most prominent ciulens), as
well as TO many OF the older people re-
siding in Piedmont Virginia. Had Dr.
Kean been willing to accept the proics-
sorship, doubt not that he would have
made distinguished and successful
teacher of medicine and all without a
diploma even, much less tie certificate of
an examining board.
Should he Senate, however, in an evil
hour pass the Till, it will prove a Trojan
horse TO plague those who brought il in.
II has already been made an issue in the
election of one of the members Of the
Legislature Within the past two weeks
il has been successfully resisted by one
yoang man in the courts. 1t will doubt
ie-s be resisted in the courts by others
Ii extreme measures are taken TO enforce
the law the feeling against il, which has
already become bitter in some portions OF
the state, notably the Southwest, vii. b.
intensified, and will be heard from mol
only on the hustings and at the precincts
OF one county, but many.
The fight in the next Legislature Will
be insugurated by 4 different party th9n
that inauguratins il this session, and then
not to enlarge the range of arbit' AIRY.
irresponsible power with the Examining
Board, tut 10 wipe away The las calling
il into existence from the statute books
entirely. Stranger things have happen
ga than that; the most important political
results may take place from lesser causes
Than the unc He'd for agitation on Ihi-
subject which has been recently going on
the Legislature. MASON.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
CURRENT EVENTS or INTEREST AT
HONE AND ABOARD
CONSERVATION Among Coal Miners in
PENNSYLVANIA -inti-shernan Feeling in
Courres-- Millionaire SMELLS Murderer
otted-ProhIbition in the District.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February is
The move made 10y Master Workman
Lewis in ordering the miner; strike OF
caused great CONSERVATION among The
prominent knights in this city, leaders Of
the railr0aders' strike and their followers
Mr.. Lewis kept his promises 20 himself,
and did not even let John l.. Lee know
that he intended 10 order the miners TO
return 10 work. Lewis decided on
Thursday afternoon that the best thing
he could do for the miners was 10 order
them back 10 work. He knew the terms
the company would settle upon
Late in the afternoon he found that he
could settle the strike by ordering the
miners back. with the understanding that
there would be no discrimination and
that the wage question would be dis
cussed afterward. He went TO Scranton
on Thursday evening, and there met
John W. Hayes and several prominent
local knights, but not Mr.. Powderly.
Mr.. Lewis stated that lie could have
settled the strike that afternoon If the
General Board would have ordered the
railroaders' strike of He was informed
much 10 his surprise, that the General
Board up to the time OF their adjourn
ment on Wednesday had not taken abso-
lutte charge OF the strike, as certain con-
diiions had not been fulfilled by the
strikers
These conditions was tia; each district
concerned in the strike should appeal 20
the board for aid When Mr Lewis was
informed that the General Board could
not order of The raiiroaders' strike, be
decided TO carry on, his original plan and
order of the miners strike in virtue OF
lis power as National Master Workman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-19
Prohibition IA the District.

WASHINGTON. ID g., February - The
Senate District Committee held a special
meeting to-day o hear arguments on the
Plat, bin for prohibition IN this D.slric'.
Senators ingalls,, Plat, as the author OF
the bill, and Farwcll. SpooneL Riddle
berger and Vance os the committee we're
present, and about hiiy ladies'. Mr.. IN
gals called the meeting 10 order al 20
o'clock and il wa agreed that the near.
ing be limited to Two hours, each side
being allowed an hour.