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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02

100000 could be set aside for in
ierest payments. Among tho sug
, 9estions made by tho bondholders
was an appeal Tor aid to the national
government. Mr.. Parsons expressed
the belief that Congress would give
u TAR hearing to such an application
II tho case could be presented with.
out ANY partisan appearance or spec
ulative lobbying. Mr. Parsons sur-
gcsted lbat the surplus revenues
about $50, 000-be set aside for dis
tribution among the bordholders
proiata. This would pay two per
cent. upon the principal, or u per
cent. upon the principal and interest,
the balance OF the coupons to be kept
alive for payment if Congress should
aid, to b" cancelled ii no aid is Sc
cured; second. that tho bonds should
be deposited in the control Of com.
mitiee having power to settle.
ID. Senator Henderson, who was in
London, informed Mr.. Parsons that
ut the close OF the war Missouri was
IN even greater discrodit than Vir
ginm' but he secured au appropr;a.
ton Of S7,000,000 for ''inilitia es.
peuses, took it home, restored the
literary fund and the school funds,
pald oil every matured coupon and
established such credit Missouyi's 3
per cents are above par and the debt
OF S27,0O0,O00 is reduced below $40.
100000.
In conclusion NJ. Parsons calls nj
tcution TO tue fact that in addition TO !
III" S''OOO,0O0 Of Riddlebergers there
are today outstanding aud uufunded
of principal Si23,55O, GoS and of ipter. |
est over SS,0G0,0 900, in all nearly $50.
oOO,tOo. Upon these bonds tho nc.
cruing interest increases the debt at
tic rate nf $l,00oOOo n year, or
$4,000 per day. The funding has
long ago ceased. The appearance OF
conversion is only kept up by the
State liverling the interest money
which belongs to its bopdholdeis
and buying its own deprecated Sc
curitics. AS ii The 35,000,000 OF
recognized debt was not appalling
enough, the State holds i'll trust
5000, coo of other bonds, which
with interest. amount TO $50, 600, 900,
and is taking no step to collect under
This trust The cost of the last ten !
years OF default to tue property hold !
ers and the wage carncrs of tho s. atc
has been incnlcu!ablo. ETe..y IN,
WHO must sell his farm or $. ok op,.
ployrncnt contributes 10 mo loss oc
count. -Four hHudrc.u thousand per
sons born in Virginia have moved to
other S'nt"H, He Expresses the
opinion in conclusion that appeal
i"r national aid ought to be made IL
plank in the platform of each party,
and should command tho united ef
fort OF MI who desire the restoration
oi the Commonwealth"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02

Such paper is always getting VIA
is called u scoop in newspaper par.
lance, and the community it repre- /.
sehts is always attracting to itself
new enterprises and now life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02

+. ID
- " .Pi. EIKINs lives at Murions.
vi'lc' Ne, aud is a successful farmer.
= Jays that he has been great suf-
-crer from impurities of the blood,
which made his limbs stiff and gave
him pain i'll tho lungs; but that he
took Swirt's Specific, md it soon re
loved him entirely.
WE have sold Swifts Specific for
six years in quantity lots, and the
goods have been entirely satisfactory,
and without II complaint from a sin
gle customer.
HurcuERsoN C ELLIorr, Paris, Te.;.
SwIF'rs Specific has brisk and
constant sale with us, and the univer.
sal verdict is, that as Il blood medi
cine it has no rival.
LANkyoaD & ToyyAy, Druggists,
Sherman, Texas.
Mr.. JAS. J. MoCALLgy, of Monet.
Mo-, says he had dyspepsia for eight
years, which made him wreck, sick
suffering during the whole time. At
ter trying all the remedies, including
all the doctors in reach, he discarded
everything and took SwifL's Specific.
He increased from III to 15S pounds
and was soon Il sound and healthy
man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02
J. v. KELLY,
SURVEYOR & NOTARY PUBLIC.

Divisions of Estates &c. made with
accuracy. Surveys made, deeds writ.
ten and acknowledgements taken at
low rates. Geographical aud Topo.
graphical maps of large boundaries
given special attention.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-02
.Lynchburg Produce MargtsI.I

Corrected by s. W. Novtds & Co. s
Successors to Nowlin, Bros, & Co. n
GRocKIs AND COMMISSION MERcnAsTs
7ol Main street. July 81, 1889
we make many important changed
iu our report of the market for this
week. Examine prices carefully
cS"see figures below. Orders filed al
prices ruling, the day they are received.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Gu iDnif &btnoe.

Sun leoer enonu os er en- gnfe paa
70 Iar. gun er en- ariiten os bar / al
lin 3io peret ct suofrpstist MenusIfe.
Gun bar bapt Here Gabenbarinser, Iumt
ct itabfeiteoe. @nsans for omfrins so
Iar licen aabenbarebe bun noset ON ct
5oitermorb. Gun fom ba ipert unber
5orfslsnins, ioet Wistantsn blep penbt
mob benoe ielp; men bun bar allerebe
oensans iaa itanbbaftis paa @runb al
lin ufploisbeb, at bun life beg fra, men
git meb Slams uo al Sasen. Den ans
git en- rig os %formaaenbe Samilie os
bleo tiliibit enbt uben oibere &eiultat.
Gent paa SSften 1912 eller maafe
1871 iOriunnbt Inoreas Irelien Ssisili
paa Siemreiien fra 8rifiansianb. Der
bleo isst efter BAN, iaa sobt bet FOB fig
sisre, men uben anbet &eiultat, enb al
man funoe fslse bans Spor fra gpeu
os til ct Steb ueb 8ieoig, bpor ban al
8aabielfabet bleu lat ilanb ON Iitenen,
oa ban bapbe ggriube Der % ieners
pilbe saa 2auoeueien. Siben fanSt
man lite tomme paa bans Spor. Sar
bar bprts. Wan sjGtteoe paa mulisi
cs umulist % isSte efter bam, boat
ma, funbe, men insen S~plpsnins. Jpr.
bsr blep pptaset uoen &eiultat. 3iber
git til no ocer Sinteren eler paa gaar.
f%anten; oa bauoe Gnne / en- let Sspn ei
Spn. gun iaa ben 5oriuuubnes Sig
lisse paa 8unoen | en- glp | en- Gsn
bpor bun life bar fienot. Men mar
piofte, at, bar Der npsst /, bpab bun
iasoe, maatte bet bore 9opbalselpen
gun funbe Osiaa upsipe nBie, bporleoes
Der iaa no | Omsiuelie rne. 8 Narbe'
ben af 2iset % paa nalten upiastis gf.
itanb efter benbes Opsipenbe fob er
sammel Sast eller ct anbet tibet 5arts'
paa 8unben, % iaa tunbe BUN fra Ste
bet ie fore Suie. gun a~abenbareo'
bette, % Jplsen blep, at bun maatt'
bore meb Os ie. ON BUN funbe sien'
fienbe Stebet. 9a BUN Tom | Narbe'
ben, tienbte bun Gsnen, iOm BUN albrie
fsr bapbe peret l. % Tom til Stebet
bpor Sasten lao, Tom BUN bapbe feet
os ba funbe man ie Suiene paa &iepis
Saa peste bun paa ct beitemt Steb o.
iusbe: Der lisser 2iset, os BUN ansat
enbos Stilinsen, bet lao |. GUN bapb'
Oeiaa | Spn feet Norbsierninsen pas
ben Soriuunbne ubfSrt af & Ieriouer
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
De iaa fale uo, men bun fjenbte benz
lite os bar albris feet benz; men BUN

De iaa fele ub, nien bun fienbte benz
lite % bar albris feet benz; men BUN
paaitaar, at BUN sobt lfuloe fienbe =
ialfafb De to - ben Dog ibas, oeriom
BUN III ie Dem. Nu bar bet pel life frit
for, at bet BRUTE op meb Mistanfe %
5orfslselie mob benoe, % BUN blsp inos
falbt til Jorbsr. gun beuilte, at bun
life flnbe bore NebOiber u8ierninsen.
pun bar lite tjsnot Der / @sner, cs ba
Wproet bleo be9aaet, uar BUN iaa lanst
oerfra Tom paa 5ibielanb / Sesusbal
Sosn, us liseiaa blsp bet bepiit, at BUN
belle 2iben baobe opbOfot fig / 9iem6ngs
berne. Sun fortRller, at bun bao til
Sub ON at faa Gabenbarin9erne.
5or nosfs 0ar iioen fOrflareoe FUN
osiaa ON en- usierning beitemt pe nSis
a9tist, men bun blep / 8e9pnoelIen
9jort iii 2s9ner os truet meo Ss9sz
maal, iaairsmt Sasen ifte funbe opfpIes
meb 8ioner. Msn ienere fremfom baabe
T%ilitaaelie % elers Oplpsninser, Tom
tilfuloe tabietebe enbos g~nfeltbeberne
| benbes SpH.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
at be er bleuen minbet, os at On bar an
feet oct umasen paro at ienoe benz ct

at be er bleoer minoet, us at On bar an.
feet oct umasen paro at ienoe benz si
bpsselist 8rep os %fort9lIe Dem ON no.
get, iom De interesierer fig for, pil piit
lipe up ct eniomt 5rOtoit6orb % Ienot
en- Solitranle ouer ct 9iu, iom eIers Ell
grdat / sraat.
Naar man ienber Sulefort, pilbe bel
p9re bro, ON man bru9te fine Tanter
beore, emo man ofte 9jsr. UT ienbe ei
muntert Sort meb 8iueber al Sufemprc
til en-, ION tanIfe netop bar miItet en- al
line ti9refte, er sruiomt. ut lame bort
Npiisr, 8sser us 3iositrifter er noaet,
man Ofte slemmer. 9i Ter Oite 0pnser
meb 3ibSitrifter li9se omtrin9, os IUiier
fploe op SOroe o9 Sulte, iom uilbe siue
andre me9en 6orngielie, ifalo man laante
benz bort, mems be bar npe. "Slist ct
Srpoeri, lGrlis buis man lfal lenbe benz
meo Soften - os iaa llbsiiterne bal"
oil en- eller anben iise. Spnb hi fan
lpare BERTH er, at bet biloe oitere bore
ppnteli9ere / QUIET, buis man lenbte
benz aflteb, os bar man &aab til at
fisbe ct Tiosifrift, iaa bar man pel
Ofteft osiaa &aab til at ienbe bet aiiteb
/ Soften. Huar Ri taler ON Yohpprto,
fommer oi til at tenfe paa ben utilgipes
lise S~fjSoeslssbeb, iom nosle piier peb
life at peie ct 8reu eIer en- Yaffe, Tom
be bar @runb til at tro er operpaatia.
@pbeoerne / ct Ilist 8reu, ietter Ri ofte
insen Yris paa, os bog ptl ri life liss,
ri er 9ierrise.
3anfelssbeb oeb at labe &nipe, Sfps
oepaaben etc. lisse iaalebes, at 8srn
bar funnel fOmme til benz, bar ofte meb,
fgrt iSrseli9e &eiuttater. Mnnse ct oss
laa p~peroroentli9 lfisoeslgie meb Senipn
til at noiatte fine 1ienere for 5riIteller.
Weominore bisie er samle % prspebe
Soft, er bet gait at labe Iense lisse %
ilanse eIer laoe en- Sfuffs foo oppe,
bpori man siennem 8eroiiaser. Ser er
en- Wiooeluei meIem at bore mistenfs
ipm mob eubper % at labe fine 8oItbars
beber % Sense lisse ubOuer % iaaleoes
uoiette benz for 5riitelie, iom fanIfe
fan mobitaa ben us tan1fe lite. Mans
gel paa Omtanfe piier fig i Gorbolbet
Wanb o9 Some, 5oralbre os
Bsrn, 1ienere os Seritab, fort iast, /
ale be 5OrbOloe | 2iuet, buori man fan
bliue sti(let, os hi 1tal minbe bore 2aiere
ON be Orb, buormeb ri bespnote Opiat>
os bebe benz siore tit 8ebite for at
unbsaa at tilfsie andre pnbt peb Mans
gel paa Omtanfe os Yaupasielis6eo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

AT DEcoRAH INSTITUTE an eight
weeks review term will open Sept,
2nd. Word Analysis, photography,
Biography and English Literature,
Civil Governement, and Physiology
will be fought orally, thus enabling
all to take twice as many branches as
they otherwise could. Day-board
will be furnished for SIS per week
Furnished rooms, 30 cts. to so cts,
per week. Board in private families,
$500 to $3.50 per week. Text books
will be rented. Tuition for the term,
$500; by the month $3.50. This
school is helping many to become
earnest, efficient teachers.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08
Gu ny SpHnoeIje.

gieftrotefnifeas npeite Eriumi er en-
np Opfinbelie, ium er sjort af Ell Jung
tpit Snsenisr peb Napn a0r5el; ben
saar ub paa intet minore enb at opers
fsre apsbiaeoer ueb Sjelp al ben elefs
triife Traab, omtrent paa iamme Maaoe,
Tom 2elefOnen operferer 2pben.
Den npe Spfinbelie, iom fables Soto
Fopet, fOrepiftes ifslse "8srliner 1as
sebl." fOrleben Gften for en- liben &rebs
af ESTABLISHMENT os 9efnifere / Ser
lin. Eli @runolas for Gpparatet tie
net ben ia~opanlise 9elefon, paa bpilfen
bet uben uibere anbrinses. Sper 9ele>
fonens 2pbbul ier man en- 2inie, ner.
meit lisnenbe D6ieftipet paa ct fotosra=
fit Gpparat, os ppenouer 9inIen en- mat
&lasifioe | elegant Ramme. Eli bsire
os p~enitre for Sbjeftiuet befinber fig to
imaa @lsbelamper meo Speilrefeftorer
al Sslp; be antanbes peb ct til Nppas
ratet bsrenbe meset fraftist 8atteri.
Sbieftipet optaser 8iaebet at ben, Der
itaar peo Telefonen, mebens ban Iterft
belpies al be to @lpselampir. @las<
plaeen pptaser after 8iIebet af ben,
meb boem man iamtaler.
s 5otuifopet f~Orpanbles 9psbslserne
til eleftriife S~pinsninser, omtrent paa
famine Maabe iUm 2pbbplserne / Dtiz
frofOnen. Sen Talenbes 8ileoe OPP
ianses al en- Slobe af 8romsslatine ps
ooerferss / iamme gieblif pla ben mat.
1ebne @lasplabe peb Snierlofutsrens
Ipparat. 9ette ffer uoen iarlise 5pr.
bereoelier siennem ben ianme 9raab,
iom ooerfsrer 2pben.
ST. abr5el bapbe foripnet 9elefonen
bos en- &OQesa / Botsbam meb ct Soto.
Flop os anbra9t ct anbet paa 3eleiunen
| bet / Berlin, buortil ban bapbe inbs
buet 3ilifuerne. San iutte fig / Jurs
binbelie meb Wanben | Botsbam, % i
FANNIE Gieblif benne traabte ben til fin
9elefpn, bleD bans 8iQebe Ipnlist paa
@lusplaben / Berlin. 8eb Sammen=
lighting meo ct fremlast Jotosrafi oper=
tpbebe 9ilfuerne fig ont, at Operfsrelz
len BAT fnlbitenbis lpffebes. Sc bar
/ bsi Grab interesiant at iasttase Yotss
bamerens Mimif. Ilt efter Samta=
lens Gang faces mart ct Smil, mart en-
let Niffen, iaa lasbe Der fig ct alporlist
llbtrpt oper Iniststraffene oip. giuez
bet tOs fig no ium ct leusnbe 5otosruf.
5or of ouerbeuiie Zig ON Npsaratets
Saaliceligbeo itinebe bper entelt al be
Gilftebep9renbe Jig ben peb Selefonen,
ps Wanben i SOtsoam belfreu beres
lloieenoe, Zine, Saar, Stias oip. meb
fulotcmmen Npiastisbeo.
Selpfslselis er 9psOuerfsrinsen life
inbfrenfet til IniistsbiGebsr. Set
pafte mesen 5orunbrins, ba ma pluo=
ielis iaa en- Ipis paa @lasplaosn. Bog
%itaperne bar bel itarft forminbfebe,
men 1rptfen bar bog iaa tpbelis, at
man ielu / nOsen Gfitanp funbe leIe
8labets 9itel: "Muntuss Nussabe.
Serliner 9aseblutt. Berlin, Wcntaa.
ben 1iten Gpril 1882.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-08

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ben fibfte 8ris bar ies ofte paret plaset
af @beumatisme ! 3nnerne. 5or nosle
slar fiben bruste ies 81. Saiobs DIE,
% to Snbsnibninser belbrebebe mig for
ale Smerter, - n. @ilhpn.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Messrs. John Denney, ]. O. Clark and
Ed q. Ingalls,, Of GAINESVILLE, are at the
Mcclure House.
Mr.. L. w. Sutherland, Of smithaeld,
a director Of the Wheeling. & Lake Erie
road, is at the Mcclure.
There is talk over the riverof Colonel
Poorman, Of Bellalre, as the next Repub-
lican nominee for Governor. n
Mrs. Ralph Kline and son Edwin left
with Mrs. Amelia Eisenberg, her cousin,
TO spend the summer at Barnesyille, o.
Messrs. H. N. Priest, Of steubenville,
and George A.. Dean, OF Mingo, came
down asteyening 10 attend to.day's nail
meeting.
Mr.. George P. Blssell, Of Hartford, has
returned from a visit home, and Is
again at the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg
Railway office.
Mr.. /. G. Dillon and wife returned yes.
terday from New York, where they took
In the big Centennial, and Mr.. Dillon
also transacted some business.
|. H. Burgoon and +. NJ. Hobart and
wife, Of Zanesville, and Misses Maggie
Smith and Gertie Morgan, OF Freeport,
were at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Alb. White, Esq, editor Of the Stdtt
Journal, Of Parkersburg, and prospective
Collector Of Internal Revenue, was m
the city yesterday and gave the fNTELLl.
LdENcER pleasant call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08
wHEELG DAILY INTELIGENOER WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 1883

stepped from the box TO look at II, sew
eEal feeling II With their fingers,
The prisoner went on 70 say that he
finally got the iron away from his wife,
when she seized A,Teyolyer lying near,
and exclaimed;
lam going 70 shoot you, Loul"
He attempted 70 secure possession OF
the revolver, and In the struggle II was
discharged. Invent OF three times, the
first two shots going down, he thought.
After the last shot, she let 60, and he
took the pistol and went out the front
door,
From this on, be described his move
ments until alter his arrest, saying he
did not know his wife was shot. The
revolver was shown him, and he identl-
fed II, The cross examination did not
throw much light on the case, Hesaid,
however, that while struggling with his
wife they were all the time within two
teetof each other, and did not change
their positions.
Henry Schwartz, saloon keeper, and
Byron Bolte both testified that they
knew Hildebrand, and that he was q
maR'oi Peaceable disposition, AT this
point the defense rested, and the State
having nothing further TO offer, court
was adjourned until this morning when
the argument will begin. The case will
scarcely 60 to the jury before this
evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08
pllt,hurrh,. Grent Mu.lc Fe,ti,nl.


The inauguration Of the great EXPOSE
ton building in Pittsburgh will he CON
sumated by a grand festival Of music.
Months have been devoted to the prepa-
rations which are now complete. The
great singers Of the world have been en-
gagged. The superb orchestra Is that
from the Metropolitan Opera House,
New York, augmented to 100 musicians,
under the direction Of Anton Seidl. The
chorus oil elk hundred voices, under the
direction Of Carl Retter, has been re-
hearsing for six months on the great
choral works to be performed during
this week ofsong. The following is the
complete list Of artists who will be
heaTdI
soPRAyos-Mad. Lilli lehman. Ka.
lisch, Mad. Teresa Herbert. Foerster.
Miss Agnes Vogel and Miss Emma ] UGH.
CoSTRAITo-Miss Helene Won poeu.
hof.
PIANlsy-MIss Adele Aus Der ohe.
SOTO VIoLlNIsT-Mr, Max Bendix.
TEsoRs-Herr Paul Kalisch, Mr..
James II. Rcketson and Signor Jules
Perotti.
BAgITOSE-signOs Giuseppe Cam.
R4Iso Herr Emil Fischer. "a
Solo VloLoNcElLlsr-Mr. Victor Her.
bert,
coSpucroRs-Herr Anton .seidl, Mr..
Carl Retter.
There viii! be Eve evening concerts,
beginning May 2lst and extending
through the week, On the afternoons
Of Thursday and Saturday matinee con-
oerts will be given.
The Exposition building will be trans.
formed into great amphitheatrical
music hall, with one hundred private
boxes, and seats for FIVE thousand peo.
pie. An immense sounding board is
now in course OF construction, which
will be placed behind and over the
chorus and orchestra, thus lnsuring per.
feet acoustics In every part Of the audi
forum,
The purchaserot Z. season ticket makes
a saving Of Over 40 per cent in the cost
o. sne same tickets purchased for single
concert. The sale Of season tickets Is
now progressing at Hamilton's music
store, Pittsburgh. Thesale Of tickets for
single concerts will begin Monday, May
18th, at the same place.
Prices will be as follows: Tickets for
single concerts s. 90, g 90, 81 90 and 60c,
according TO location. Season tickets,
$12 so, s. 90 and s. 90, according to
location. Private boxes, seating six,
500 for the season.
All Hines Of railroad entering the city
have arranged for selling excursion
tickets from points within a radius Of
125 miles, Of greatly reduced rates.
All communications concerning tick.
cts and information should be addressed
TO Seymour i. Locke, Anderson hotel,
Pittsburgh, Pa. NAV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-08
REsOLVTlONs Of CONpOEENCR
BY the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent sorIst,
on Mrs. RosenburE's Death.

By the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society
on Mrs. RossnburG's Death.
Ataspecial meeting Of the Ladies' he.
brew Benevolent Association OF Wheel.
ing the following sentiments were ex-
pressed and adopted in memory Of our
much lamenLed sister, the late Mrs.
Pauline Rosenberg, who died at the age
Of torty.hve years, Saturday night, May
The demise Of our dear and beloved
sister, who has been President Of our
society, has caused grief and sorrow in
every heart. tits Eeenly felt by each
and every member and we all, individ-
ually and collectively, have indeed sus.
tanned q great loss In being deprived OF
a true and faithful companion and friend,
both In Joy and sorrow,
Mrs. Rosenberg was true and devo-
ted wife; she was as kind and tender
a mother as ever lived; noble and
self.denying sister and righteous
woman In Israel. Her cheerful spirit
manifested itself in her smiling face,
which even death could not take away
from her, and with which she brought
life and sunshine wherever she went.
Her death creates not only void and
ireparable loss in her own much es.
teemed and beloved family, but Is felt
throughout the city among the various
denominations, many OF whom gave EVIL
derCe Of this during her sickness as we'll
as on the day Of her funeral.
We offer our deepest sympathy 10 the
bereft lamlly'and We pray that God may
send them consolation and comfort TO
bear the visitations and trials Of this
world with calm and pious resignation
as II behooyes true IsrSelltev.
II was resolved that the foregoing sem
timents be published In the ISTELLlaES.
GER and Register Of this city, and that the
same be spread on the minutes Of our
society and copy be handed TO the
family Of our departed sister.
Ms. Morris HoRKHElMRR, Prest,
MRs. HENRY BARR,
Mh. MEYER HAYMAN,
Mus. D. GuNpLiSd,
Mrs. BUcKMAN,
Mrs. Henry SPEYER,
Mas. HANNAH EMSnRIMRR, Sec'y,
j Committee.
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the INTIMIDATION CASE
Special Deputy Marshal Gaus ArrAigusd
Yesterday.


Special Deputy MarshAl GRus Arraigned
Yesterday,
The case Of Policeman George Gaus,
who last November acted as Deputy U,
s. Marshal at the Second ward polls,
and who was accused by ], D, Maxwell
Of intimidating q voter, was called up
before United States Commissioner
Forbes yesterday afternoon. The ac-
cused was represented by John 0, Pen.
dleton. Mr., Maxwell testified that on
election day he was approaching the
polls, and stopped for q moment, when
Gaus laid his hand on his shoulder and
told him he would have 10 get out. He
left, but returned several times, seeing
Gaus at the polls each time. Finally he
voted In the afternoon. Gaus said he
only wanted to clear the narrow APP
proaCh to the polls. The Commissioner
reserved his decision to look up the
law as TO the duties oil the United States
Marshals at voting places.