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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-10-01

fully imbued with a spirit OF justice
and love of truth as well as antagon-
ism to tyranny and oppression, and
hence entirely adapted to hold posi-.
tions of leadership in this mighty
move wrought for reform.
And what of yourself, my dear sir
Are you worthy of the trust SO lavish
ly reposed in you as a counsellor In
this State? Are we paying homage
to a mere intellectual hero, whose
matchless eloquence while champion
ing our cause in distant States chal-
lenges universal admiration as well
as the most favorable comment of
the press everywhere, and do these
considerations warp u judgment in
deciding us to trust to your counsels
for our guidance? By no means.
On the contrary while we do not
undervalue these qualifications OF
leadership, they would not weigh a
feather in winning our confidence if
we were not profoundly impressed
that your untainted love of justice
was born with your birth.
Strengthened by early contact with
the pillow handle, and indelibly inixed
into your very soul by the seething
sweat of the harvest field, and now
close your ars a moment, Bro. Polk,
while / say to the brethren that l be-
lieve we are following the lead of
those whose hearts are ~incorrupt and
in~corruptible. We r thrice armed
because our quarrel is just. Having
this able leadership, invincible truth
and her handmaiden, justice, on the
one hand and our batteries bristling
with the longest range guns that can
be constructed in the world (the
products of the earth.) Now, there.
fore, | will not say let us take cour
age, but hold firmly to the courage
we already have, and all hands re-
solve to conquer or die, for already
we behold in the East the glorious
sheen that heralds the approach of the
coming day of prosperity and indie.
pendence and soon, if we are but true
to great cause, WE may confident
ly hope to revel in the noontide of its
matchless splendors.
I represent Cedar Rock Alliance,
No. 294, Franklin county, as CORES
ponding Secretary, and really, sir,
hardly know what to say for ourselvs
We commenced our career with only
about s members, and now l think
we number hard upon so, and al
though we have been but little heard
from, perhaps because we have done
but little, yet I feel warranted in say.
ing that no truer set of Alliance men
grace the State than those of our Ali
ance. We have done but little fol-
the business agency fund as yet, but
don't be impatient with US. We are
in for the war and have plenty of ttmt
get but l hope soon to be able tc
make record of a more substantial re
port on this line.
I make you no apology, Mr.. Editor.
for the length of this writing, for being
an entire novice as a newspaper cor
respondent, / don't know how much
of a draught it will make upon your
columns. L trust, however, if ar
issue of your dear paper will not hole
it you will have the kindness to spite,
over the remainder in the next provided
your superior discoretive don't decide
to dump the whole into the waste
basket. Wishing you abundant sue
cess, l am
Very truly,
THos. GILL. >
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The Strangers TO go Out to the Park, and
TO BenwoOd-rho banquet.
The programme outlined for the enter
tainment OF the visitors to-day, includes
the following:
AS soon as they have been comfortable
located at their hotel, and have had 8
chance to remove the stains of travel from
their persona, should anything of the sort
attach to riding in E special car, they will
enter carriages, and under the escort
OF a committee, and accompanied
by Mr. Anton Reymann and
Others, will drive ont to Wheel
ing Park, where they will be escorted over
the enclosure, and be suitably entertained.
They will bs returned to the city in time
for supper, aud at seven O'Clock they will
embark on a special train for trip to the
Benwood industries. About two hundred
and fifty gentlemen will be invited 10
make this trip, and it will BE- the aim of
the party to return TO the city about ten
O'Clock. After this trip the visitors will
be entertained at bang uet, at the Mcclure
House, to which sbout one hundred and
fifty guests are expected to sit down. This
will conclude the entertainment for to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
POINTS on PEOPLE.
Movements of citizens and the Coming and
Going OF strangers.


Going OF Strangers.
F. Cox, E O., and Hif4, Of Ciesap, were
in the city yesterday.
Col. Thos. OBrien left last evening over
the B. & O.. for the West.
Ms. Judge A. B. Fleming, Of FAirmOnt,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Bertha Woodward of Woodward,
Ala, is visiting friends il the city.
Miss Jennie Brent, of Cresap's Grove,
lett yesterday to spend the winter with her
father, at St. Louis.
Rev. Father J. J. O'Connor, of Clarke
burg, was in the city yesterday, calling
upon ihe clergy here.
Jesse Burkett leaves to-day for Column
bus, where he will pitch Thursday for In
disnapolia against The Columbus club.
Mrs. Addie Armstrong and daughter,
Miss Nettie, returned yesterday from Mt
Lake Park, where they epant the summer.
Mr.. F. F. Schaefer, the general travel
ing salesmen Of the Wheeling Pottery, IS
in the city from successful business trip.
A new and pretty feature of the Irwin
OFT wedding on Thursday will be the sing
ing of the wedding march by the boy
choir
Mr. w. A. Lynch left last evening for
Pittsburg, where he will join the party OF
Union bridge capitalists who sre expected
here to-day, and return with them.
Miss Sue Ankrum, of Paden's Valley,
aud Miss Fannie Williams, of Fishing
Creek Bottom, were in the city yesterday,
attending the Keeer-CaldWell nuptisls.
The mary friends of ]. NJ. Ewing, Esq,
well and favorably known to the business
men of this city, will regret TO learn that
he is seriously i'll, at his home on Fifteenth
street.
Miss Della Raymond, Of Clarksburg,
who has been the guest of friends for several
weeks past, returned home yesterday, to
the sincere regret of the many flends she
made while here.
Rt. Rev Bishop J. J. Kain left last even
iBg over the 3. & o. for Richmond, Va,
where he goes to assist in the conservation
of a new Bishop-Rsv. Father Van de
Vyre-which occurs on Sunday next.
The Misses Lou and May Kelley, OF
New Orleans, are the charming Wis tors Of
Mrs. A. Wilson Kelley, on Twelfth street,
having arrived yesterday from Washing
ton, D. c., where they took in the Knights
Templsrs Conclave.
Prof. Joe Kramer has accepted the posi-
ton in the Opera House orchestra made
vacant by Mr.. Viewig's resignation, and
played with the orchestra last evening for
the first time. The orchestra is to be con-
graduated on securing the Professors SER
vices.
Mr.. W. S. Mcdonald, assistant book
keeper of the REGISTER, left last evening
for Kansas City, to be gone couple of
weeks On his return be will be accompa-
MED by his sister, Miss Mary, who has
been visiting friends in the West several
months.
Mrs. Mary Hslstead and her grand
daughter, Miss Flo Halstead, returned
Thursday evening from three months
visit with friends in West Virginia Miss
Jennie Ooen, of Wheeling, W. Va, &C.
cOmpanied tnem home, and will be the
guest OF her old Wheeling friends in
Brainerd for some time.-Brdinerd Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
THE HEALTH COMMITTEE.
A Session Held List EvenlDg-Dr. Garri-
son.a Report.

A Session Held Last EVeniDg-Dr. Garri'
sons Report.
Ths Council Committee OIL Health met
last evening, before the session o! Council,
and took up for consideration the report OF
Health Officer Garrison, concerning the
diphthera existing in the First ward Of
the city. Dr. Garrison had prepared 6
statement, showing in detail the location
aud date of each case Ct sickness, with its
result. The tsbulated statement shows
the following. among other thingG
No 2l4 Coal street sick July I'D, died July
25th: No 2l4 Coal street sick July oath, died July
29th; No. pa Coal street, down stairs, slck July
Doth, recovery; No. 2l5 Coal street, SICK July
SOth, recovery; No. 2l5 Coal street, taken sick
August % Iunfer treatment for paralysis; No. 2l5
Coal street taken sicz August 3D. recovery. No.
i0l Coal street. taken sick August l5tn, died Au-
gut 10Th: No. Main street, taken sick August
18th, died August 18th; No, iOl Coal street laKen
sick August 18th, recovery. No. 741 Main street,
taken sick August 10Th, recovery; No. III Market
street taken sick September 10th recovery; No.
$40 Main street, taken sick sept mber bth, .e-
covery: NJ 523 Main street, taken sick SePtem-
Der 9th, died October 18th; No. 523 Main street,
taken sick october 2d, died October 9lh No o23
Main street, taken SICK october Uh, sun SICK;
Washington district taken sick OCTOBER 9Ih' dltd
OcloDer lJthi Main s.iscI, vSiom % Si's,i y.
sick October 9th still sick No. $50 National
road, taken sick October 10th, still sick; No 500
National road, taken sick October 1lth still sick
The report VAS approved, and the COM
mittea directed the CLERK, after discussing
generally the advisibiity Of closing the
Washington District school, to send tire re-
PORT to the Board OF Education, with re-
quest that Health Officer G. irrison accom-
pany the paper. and give any further IL
formation the Board might desire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
THE APPOINTMENTS
Made Yesterday Morning. by the BOARD Of
Gas Trustees.

Made Yesterday Morning. by the Board Of
Gas Trustees.
The new Board Of Gas Trustees met at
nine o'clock yesterday morning, at their
office in the City Hall, and organized by
eleetiog Mr.. H. II. Dunlevy President.
The gentlemen then proceeded TO make
selections for the offices Of Superintendent,
Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Colleo'
tor. Mt S NJ Darrsh was chosen Super
intendent, A. A. FrGuzheim Secretary,
George Hell Assistant and j. B. Wilkie
Collector.
All these gentlemen are well quail fed
for the positions TO which they were
chosen. Nr. Dsrrah has been the Super
iutendeut Of the Works, and is thoroughly
familiar With all the details OF its manage
uent, ard the same thing is true OF As
sistant Secretary He'll, who was for two
years the Secretary Of the Board. Sacre-
iary Frapzteim's qualifications for theiu-
portsnt post he is 10 FIJI, are well known,
sud be Will make a splendid record for
himself " bile in Office Hir Wilkie will
make an energetic and efficient Collector.
The new officials will take hold this
mOrniDg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
TO The Ladies,
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.
No. 1853 MARKET ST.

The ever Increasing popularity Of III,
house under our new and exclusive ma,
sgement is matter Of congratulate, "a
us.-Judging fTom the crowds tbatdanv
thTong our Store-Ths people Of Wbssi
ing and Surrounding Towns evidently an.
preciate orr efforts 70 eerye their ipters.t.
and is another proof that our sys,em
Of Fair DealiDg--Low Pficss-ard
Small Prcfiis aTeSure to Win. The 6,.,
OF these-Fair Dealing cur guids
to Success. 1t has put us whore re ara
to-day in the front ranks Ct bn.ioss
houses - It has made rs recoer'z. iea.
ers 10 the trade-and already esab.
lished our house as the most reliable-b
short, il is our motto, ---as we are s.rop,
believers in that grand old msxim ID,
unto Others as you would they should Do
INTO vou.u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16

Superintendent, S. NJ. Darrsh, at an an
nual salary OF 81, 800; A. A. Franzheim to
be Secretary, at On annual salary of 81 400;
George Hell to he Assis,sD. Secretary, at
an annusl salary of $500; and ]. B. Wilkis
TO be Collector, ct an annual salary OF $500.
In connection with this paper, there was
also filed the joint bond OF the Trustees,
in the penal sum OF SIS, 900. The bord
was approved, and the communication OF
the Trustees approved ana filed.
AS soon as this had been done, Mr.. J.
B. Wilkie resigned his seat in Council, and
the resignation was at once accepted.
Council then took mp the bonds of the
officers-elecs Of the Gas Board, end sp-
proved them, as follows: Superintendent,
s. M. DaIrah, bond, 81, 200, with T. NJ.
Darrah and @. Fioto sureties; A. A. Franz-
hsim, Secretary, bond $40 600, with G.
W. Frsnzheim and II O. FrsDzheim sure
ties; George He'll. Assistant Secretary,
bond $40 600, with Casper He'll and John
A. Hesa suretiea; J. L. Wilkie, Collector,
bond So 500, with john F. Miller and A.
L. Wilkie eur lies.
1t was here that Mr. Oapps made HE
motion 70 90 into IA election 20 fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Ar.
Wilkie, and the resignation OF Mr.. Grusa
followed. as has been narrated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Local Editor Thumped.

The city editor of the Bellaire Tribune
was attacked by several unknown indi-
viduals at late hour Monday night and
badly beaten. TIE pencil shower was
kicked on the head and face and otherwise
bruised. He fought like tiger bat was
overpowered. The cause of the attack ls
not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16

carriages to be used in entertaining the
Eastern gentlemen interested in the
Wheeling Bridge. and Terminal Co, visit
ing our city, and as Your appropriation OF
5000, which you kindly subscribed TO our
fund, cannot be used for the purpose for
which it was intended, We have resolved
to return the same.
Thanking You for your interest in the
matter, we are Yours truly,
n. B. SCOTT,
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Wheeling InStaIment Co.

To live and lei i've We ere determined
And 70 live comfortably we have pat
within your reach everything Necessary 10
make home comfortable --Bu trat is
not all. We offer YOU credit .a.ar yes
that you cannot procure elsewhere .Si2 90
worth Of goods for 500 dcen ADD
90 cents per week, or 50 90 per mol.h -
or $22.t0 worth Of goods for = 900 ab,
end 5 90 per week, or 81 90 per mon1
- Remember, yOu can pay a. NJ su.s
Weekly, Semi Monthly, or Month.
ly), and our gocda at Strictly Cash Pros
Then Why deny yourself Of anything
in house furnishing z DDS Of any descnF
iion when We offer you such liberel tsrm4
Why do without Furniture - Carpets
Ol-Clo,hs -- Stoves - Heaters for
coal or gas Blankets (Rsd,
White or Grey and Bedding o. All kais
- Lamps - Clicks p ctrD.---
Decorated or Plain China. Tea au' Iot
Sete, &c, &c, OF any other rr.ice yo1
may stand in need Of when yCu ci1 p-o'
cure il from ~ for a email csa c1Iay aud
on easy weekly OF monthly p.ynlE.--
Coneider this well ---A AK ylund The
the question-Why 90 Witaou ifo.e
eoc6s you are actually in need cil t--
When the Wheeling I1.talment Co, ll5
Market Street, put hem within your Teach
on easy psymlnts?--WhY CO without
them wben you can have the Use Of them
while paying for them?-Why waii 10
pay cash when you can buy then on ln'
stalments flr less money thar Gosh houses
a.k? - Remember this 10 The Wheeling
ms ,lmens CIV maze a specially Of
the Iostalmont businfss-Theis is MOTH
ing y0n want recesssyy 10 iurrish y,1'
home from cellar % attic that We haven't
got - There ia no business acc1mmoil-
ton that you may vent thai re will not
most cheerfully give.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16

Low prices is one OF our chief cb,rso.
teristics. - Since We have taken bold Of
this place We have laborei rlcsisrgly IN
place within your reac comp e,s I'm,
of House Furnishing Goods E, shi.tr
cash prices on the Insialment p41.-
That we have succeeded goes 0i.h.l. yv.
ing.-To this our very many ssoaen
IN this city srd STATE can O. t-,ld
our Immense stock is O subst,lu p1oi
Of it.-We ore the Champ oc.-Ias
People, Ohempions Of Low Prices ald
We have Waged war-yes- 90 ne
knife with that terrible m1r.l-f-
that robber OF every mar - Hfh Pics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
They Had Nerve.

Las! evening some B. & o. employees
discovered two men il the lower part of
the yard, stealing brasses from the cars.
They bad jack and were
ackirg mp the cars in order
t. get the brasses out from the axles
VIII the thieves saw the men approach
ing they dropped their things and took TO
theic hsels. They left behind them 5
couple Of jacks, about sixty pounds of
brssses and a new suit of clothes. The
case was reported at police Headquarters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
wants Their Names ,

To he Editor Of the Register:
SIR-Will you please publish the names
Of the general committee in charge of the
entertainment Of the Eastern capitalists,
who arealleged to represent the Cham Der
of Commerce. READER.
THE names of the gentlemen are n. B.
Scott, Charles Burdett Hart, A. j. Sweeney,
Thomas O'Brisn. F. J. Hearne, P. B. Dob
bins, Hullihen Quarter and W. P. Hub
bard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Elixir ofDates

l. a combiration Of the active properties
Of dates, figs, pruues and other tropical
fruits It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely pOpu.
lar. Il cures habitual constipation, indi-
geslion biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin, W. E. Williams, John Lsughlin
and q. K Goethe. J. T. Goodwin & Co.,
aud Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring yOu
satisfactory results, or in case of failure {
return of purchase price. On this saf'
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist q bottle of DR.. Kings New Die
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used fol-
any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest
such as Consumption, Inflammation o
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoopinl
Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, ant
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drul
store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
rransfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made October 5, 1899, by Thomas
W. Pierce, of St Louis, TO H. ]. Topp, fol
lot No. 10, in Division d, as shown on thu
plat of the Caldwell run property. Con
sideTation, 5000.
Deed inside October -, 1889. by D
Lamb and II. NJ Russell, special commits
sioners, to James G. Frazier, for lot No
IS, in Division L, en- the plat OF the Csld
well run property. Consideration, $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Important Branching Out.

We observe, By a recent issue OF the
New York World, that Msssrs. Remington
Bros, of Pittsburgh, have just established
an office in the Tribune building, Ne"
York, for the transaction of their growing
Eastern business. The Messls ReminR'
ton have come TO rank high in their bust
ness, and the ANIMAL they publish II
recognized far and wide as most invaiua'
bile publication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Invited to Fulton.

At a session Of the City Council of Full
Ton, held last evening, a preamble and
resolutions were adopted, setting forth
that Faltou, in proportion to population
receives and chips more freight in the way
Of live stock, rags, psper, hides, etc, than
any community of three times it's size in
this vicinity, and resolving, in view Of this
fact, to invite the attention of the visitors
to the town, and requesting them to pay
a brief visit during their stay in Weeeling.
A Committee of three, consisting of Mayor
Stein, Recorder Hoffman and Councilman
Schrultz, was appointed to carry out the
resolution, and extend the necessary inVi'
tatiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
stole n Watch,

Officer He'll yesterday arrested cOloFsd
man named Richard Dickson upon the
charge Of stealing an open-face silver
watch from Walter Barber. II seems that
both men were employed on the Union
bridge tunnel at the peninsula, ard Dick
son drew his paw several days since aud
left with Barber's watch. After Dcki-
son was arrested The watch wac found at
Franks pawn shop and recovered. Dick
isoa was held in $500 bond for hearing
Thursday al 2 p. II. and was committed
to iail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Ferry Floats Sunk.

It was stated in the REeIsrER yesterday
morning that the Benson ferry float, on the
Ohio side of the river, had sunk, and
some time yesterday morning the float on
the Wheeling side also went down. The
ferry was unable TO run yesterday, and
people who desired to cross at that point
with wagons wers much disappointed.
Foot passengers we're token across IN a
akih
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Lnsithe Rntter.

A certain Eoff street grocer sent o crock
full Of choice rolls of butter, neatly wrap
pen in linen, to customer on Chapline,
below Tweniy-secOnd street, Monday, bat
lust as the young man who carried the
transformed COW Juice, got in front of the
house he dropped the crock and spilled its
contents on the pavement. He evidently
forgot that other people ate butter, for he
LETT it there while he went into the house
TO get another crock. When no returned
and picked up the butter he DIDN'T pick 1t
up. 1t WAS gone TO spread another mans
bread and the young mans wages will be
shy Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
THE PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,

We wish to call attention to that great enter
prise. " here one can see 80 much for 20 little
money. We advise our readers 10 take advan'
tage Of the cheap transportation, and see the
great exposition, and W ile visiting the stel
cities do not fan TO look for number 50 Federal
Street, ALCHEMY, whore one OF the finest and
most complete lilu0r torres can be seen IN this
country. You Will convince yourself at glance
that when you give your patronage 70 such a
value for your money. The proprietor OF said
house cannot afford 10 hypOthecate his reputa-
ton and do otherwise He. continues 70 sell xix
year old pure rye whiskey II 81 20 per quart, OF
SIX quarts fors5 co. His SEWERAGE has no equal,
which ne sells at 81 so per full quart. All kinds
Of wines from soc upwards, auo no extra charge
for packing or shipping 10 any place. Send FOR
his price lisl and catalogue and obnge.
sell MAX KLEIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Wheeling InstaIment Co.

Small profits are 3 pmmires feature
here. Oar policyo. buJiog goods for spo.
cash, thereby saving iiscouuta-- Ccu.
binet with OH s,elfiiy Increasing Trade
Justify u IN ceiling oar folls Col .le sm,..
lest margin o. proh,-Bs sidcl weave. M
well ~ you are aware -qieclclll-
Olive and L., liYeu n.nnlc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Tho P,aotIoe of Stealing Goal.

1t has been the custom for long time
back, for considerable number Of people
to procure their supply OF coal from the
cara in the B. & o. yard. AS much as a
ton Of coal has been taken from single
car, aud the aggregate los3 has been lsrge.
Yesterday morning, Officer Wilkie arrested
Mrs Richie and Mrs Fletcher for taking
coal from care, the coal being the property
Of Henry Florsheim. The two women
begged aud cried pitiOusly, and upon their
promising TO take 10 more coal in the
future, they were released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
A BUNCH OF ROBBERIES.
How q Number of Men Got Themselves
In Hook Yesterday.

How q Number OF Men Got IhemBeIVe5
In Hook Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
o'clock Eugene Arnett appeared at police
headquarters and stated that Mike Prayer
and Henry schaefer, B. & o. watchman
at Seventeenth and Eoff streets, had
robbed him of Sl1. Officer Gaus went out
and arrested the men and took them to the
City Building. They both denied the
charge, but when they we're searched the
amount Arnett claimed TO have been re-
lieved OF was found in Schafer's outside Top
vest pocket. The men were then taken
before Justice Davis, who held them for
hearing to-day.