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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
A CHICKENS nnnwrlI.

The mysterious development of animal
life from the egg, as revealed day by day
during the process Of incubation, is Il
most Interesting study. Usually ON the
third day after heat is applied to Il fertile
cag the germ is visible The eye and
brain first assume form. Veins ndiatc
from this speck. ljy the fourth day these
vessels are marked distinctly, appearing
to cmanatc from the eve. The head is
given shape on the fifth; the body OH the
sixth; the heart, liver and other internal
organs developing rapidly from this time
On the ninth and tenth days the bones Of
the chick, and the legs with small scales
upon them, arc tliscovcrablc. Life APP
pears on the twelfth day. Heat is evolved
from the atom of acrcaturc The circu-
lation of blood is noticeable. Thereafter
the egg throws Of IL certain amount of
heat and the incubator needs less artiti-
cial warmth To maintain the required lO2
degrees. Up to the fifteenth day the
chic. $ eyes has been The most prominent
feature, but from that time OH the growth
is seemingly prop0rtionatc. TO the nine
tecntl day the chick cnar9cs in lis several
parts, with legs, incipicnt feathers and
bcak. The following day that bcak is
used 10 batter down the lime wall that
confines the bird; and during the six or
twelve hours Of imprisonment the little
fellows system abSorbs The yoll; OF the
egg. which furnishes the sustcnnncc dur
ing the first day of adventure in II heart
less and conspiring world.--1ncrica,,
Poultry JoWnal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
YARN AND GARDEN NOTES.

Never keep food before the hens CON
tinwlly
The secret of feeding is to avoid get
ting your laying hens fat
Always keep your hens nj work. An
idle hen is never II good layer.
y" not compel few good hens To sup
port the others. Kill the ,ironcs
Never mix wood ashes with manure of
amy kind, but apply ii to the land scpa-
rate AMI alone.
To throw IL tree into the ground and
in any sort OF II location, l., moi the way
10 plant tree.
If You have not planted that bit of
sweet corn yet, yon ncch not wait any
longer. Put it in.
ion cant produce eggs and lice at the
same timc-thc one business is entirely
separate from the other.
Grain is deficient in lime and mineral
matter, hat bran is ric! in nitrogen, ear
bon and mineral matter.
Young trees should be cultivated dur
ins The early part of the season very much
the same ~ n corn crop.
Feed boxes should not he kept full Of
feed. il they are, the hers will hive no
mduccmcni To work and scratch.
The machine for converting rond into
eggs must he of the best tn bc hal. ANY
thing and everything will not do
IL your fruit crates are getting old and
looking dirty and rusty, paint them with
l,ri,rl,t ..,,1,,,..1 ~
Beans and peas, cooked and thick
cncd with bran, and fcd twice II week, is
an excellent food for laying hens
DO not waste lime trying 10 cure cc.:-
bound hens, or persistent eases of ROM.
The labor will bc worth more than the
hen.
Don't pile manure up around the bod
les of your old fruit trees, but scatter it.
over the surface rs far out us limbs cx-
tend.
BE careful in setting strawberry plants
rot to plant the roots in bunch but
spread them out fan shaped AMI all will
grow.
The more wrinklcd the pea seed The
better the quality, but the kinds that are
Of the wrinklcd varieties are not usually
the earliest
Poor, light, sandy soil will produce the
earliest fruit, and old strawberry bells
will ripcn the same kind earlier than
young beds.
a mold from The leaves and small
twigs Of naples mixed with one-sixth it's
bulk of sand makes the best soil for pot
ting lIippcasicr.
If you have II first class Seeding of Il
peach, pear or apple, SOW pits or seeds
from il, and rs Il rule you will get fruit
tine same or similar.
Whiicwash the fruit trees, getting il
well in the croichcs with lime White
wash the limbs us far up US il can be
donc rs well as the bodies.
Plow among the raspbcrrics Mt once,
throwing burrows up to them, and then
run through with the cultivators up to
nearly time Of ripcning fruit.
a grape vine, no matter how large OF
old, may be cut down almost 10 the
ground. Fresh growth will be made
from eyes that were dormant.
II is said that rags saturated with kcro-
sene and fastened into split stick that
has been driven into the squash, mellon
and cucumber hills will keep bugs OH
Condition powders cannot assist hen
to get something out of nothing. If the
aibumca is not ina large amount of food
il will not be found III II tcaspoonful of
condition powder.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

NJ tho recent sinking of tho war ships at
Apia the Captain of one of them ordered the
Nag unfurled. The men on board another of
tne doomed vessels greeted it with cheer,
ieh was responded to with their last breath
by tho loyal Captain and his men,
Across the peach-blow sky of spring
The storin-dark clouds arc looming;
with sullen voice the breakers ring,
The thunder loudly booming.
Tho huddled war ships ride apace,
Each at her anchor straining;
Black, black, is all of heavens face:
1t lightcns 'twixt the raining.
Like crumpled rose leaves the mist edge
The hidden reef enwrcathing,
But cruel rs hell the jagged Ledge
Beneath those waters seathiur
On, on they come, the poor dumb things,
Thes,or winds iicrcely driving:
At her dread work each breaker sings,
For conquest madly striving.
"lf we must die'-thc leaders voice
Outsweiied the roar OF thunder
VT is our own and solemn choice
10 die cur dear flag under
For us today the battle i:ell
is where the seas arc lying,
We claim right we cannot yield,
To glory i'll oar dying"
lie ceased; upon the topmost mast
The Stars and Stripes were floating.
Tbs sisht is like n trunp,. blast,
And other ships quick noting
Up to the SKY there sounds cheer
Thltstnrss the echoes Lying.
Back comes the answer, loud and clear,
From gallant hearts, though dying.
a moments space, the waves in brine
Ba9.i1c the flag low lying,
And from the breakers comes no sign
OF living or of dying.
% flag, dear lag, one, more t!y nano,
Asaiwnys in thy story,
Has set . thousand haarjs aiianlo
For thee and for thy glory.
-<innie .. KinJ, 81 Huipe,'s E0scr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
Romance OF Invention.

Some Of the pioneers in electrical APP
plication have rcapcd golden harvcsts
Professor A. c. Bell was ut one time
walking about Washington anxious to sell
telephone stock for ten cents on the dol
lar. Before that he was teaching dca!
and dumb school in Boston. The tclc
phone brought him fame and riches, and
he has now an income of hundreds OF
dollars Il day, and a fortune Of Sc, 900, 900
G. f. Brush is said to have been working
at SIS Il week before he struck tho electric
light which made him millionaire.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
ExrosINo rnEr ROOTS TO Alr.

Few persons realize how great damage
results 10 trees from even short exposures
ri their roots 10 air. II i; this which
makes even the most careful transplan,inas
such check To growth. When the trees
are taken ny and carried ON wagons, with
roofs sticking out into the air several
hours, the finer feeding roots are so
withcrcd that even moist earth will not
revive them. The tree must wait until
new roots can he put forth. which is best
promoted by trimming back the points of
the roots Just before setting them in the
ground. The swelling of the buds will
make y demand Tor new supplies of sap
from below. Some of the best protected
OF the old roots will revive and hasten To
furnish moisture To the tree. Others with
clean cuts will callous over and form roots
from the callous. B1Stoa CuNicator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
10TH OF THEN coNrrrsEn.

They were passing under the elevated
railroad, and the din overhead was all
most dcnfcning.
''rhis hustle makes my head ache" shc;
said.
"Probably," observed he, elf you were
to wear II smaller one"
"Sir" she Indignantly cried, 81 mcan
the noise confuses me"
al beg your PARDON" stammcrcd he,
al am confused too. Time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
A Substitute for Coal.

Pctrolc is the name given to II maniac
turcd substitute for coal, made by firm
in Minneapolis, and is the direct outcome
of the scarcity of fuel which has retarded
the birth OF manufacturing industries in
that city and in fact the whole Northwest.
1t is made from saw-dust, the rcsiduum
Of crude petroleum, and anumber of other
ingredients which are not made known by
the inventors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
wnr OLD MAN's LITTLE MISSION.


"What is your mission here, sir2"
asked the old man with II frown
81 am ON three missions, SIR" replied
the poor young man, who WAS also II hui
morisi.
"Wcll, whit are thcya" inquired tho
Oil man, impaticnily.
"l'cr mission To marry your daughter,
admission To your family circle and sub
mission to the regulations of your house.
hold"
"Ugh" gruntcd the old man, who was
something of II joker himself. 81 have
one little mission TO offer before con
clldc my arrangements with you"
"Nnmc il, cried the poor young man,
cagcrly. 81 will be only too glad to
perform it,
''Dis -mission!" shrclicd the old man,
with II loud, diacordnnt laugh, and tho
poor young man fell in II dead fninL ut his
feet Washington critic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
\ POINT USUALLY OVERLOOKED.

The youthful heir TO n Walnut Hills
ancestral establishment is of I'M inquirin,:
turn oI mind and directs his attention
specially To the calculation of religious
problems. Last week he hcnrl - Sunday
school address on "'l'hc l'ro,ligal Son"
Just what the small boy Thought of The
address his father WAS curious to learn,
and 81 lir said To him TIM, might AT sup-
per: "My son, tell me which of thu
characters in the parable Of the piodgal
son You sympnthizcd wilh!'
"Wcll, papa, W replied the chcrub with
disposed To sympalhizu most with the
cali. ~ Cincinnati Commercial.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

There is Il great difference of opinion
among farmers upon the subject of plant
ing potatoes. Some claim that by plant
ing II piece Of potato with only single
eye in each hill they will get much
larger proportion Of aood-sizcd market
able potatoes than by seeding more hcav-
lily. There is no question that when the
object is TO produce the largest possible
yield from given quantity of seed. re-
Sardless of expense, it can be accom-
piishcd by cutting the tubcrs SO that there
shall be but II single eye on each piece,
and then dropping but one piece in II
hill. When experimenting with new va d.
rietles that come very high this course
may prove most profitable. AS our cor
Respondent. is in ii section of country ia
vorablc for growing potatoes on large
scale, where seed potatoes can be bought
mt reasonable prices, lie will find heavy
seeding the most profitable Expert
mcnts in potato growing have been made
at most of the agricultural colleges The
results of those at Michigan were rs fol-
lows: "rhc yield from cuttings, one
eye to the hill, was fifty bushels; two
NsS', % oh's -"ic, tlTec eyes, clSnty SIN ;
onc-half potato, ninety, and whole po-
tato, III bushels, showing very large
gain made by planting whole seed. w.
J. Green, horticuturist Of the Ohio Ag-
ricultural College, says on this subject
Larger yields OF potatoes have invari-
ably been obtained from planting whole
than cut potatoes; but portion, ut least,
of this increase has been offset by the
greater cost of the seed and the larger
per cent of small potatoes in the pro-
ducc. '-R0Ston Cultiraior.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
rmouonr ms IA cou,n WORK MIRACLES

In the train. "Grorgic, Gcorgic mind,
your hat will bc blown OH if YOU lean 50
far ont of the carriagc." pntcrfamiins
tquickly snatching the hat from the head
al refractory youngstcr, and hiding it be-
hind his bnck) -"'rherc now, the hat has
gone" Gcorgic sets upn howl. After
while, his father remarks: "Comc, be
quiet; il | whi.ilc your hat will como
back again whistles and replaces hat
on boys hcaD. 'Ihcrc, it's back again,
You sec" While the parents are engaged
in conversation, Georgic throws hia hat
oui of The window, and says: "pa,
whistle agnin"- iyyonnui.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
TWO DIFFERENT InEAl.s.

Nisiior-"Why are you crying, Tom
my"
Tommy because mamma won't let
me wear my hnir long.
Nisitor--"O, you want 10 look like lit
tie Lord Fnunlleroy, don't you, dcnr?'
Tommy-"Naw; | want TO look like
Buffalo Bill. - Chicngo .dwr0ai.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
STANDING oN llrn DIGNITY.

Husband (alarinc'D 49," Emily, there
seems to be :: smohc coming up through
he floor. Run and tell the lady on the
lat below. Something's aiirc in her part
IF the building! Quick Quick !"
Wife (cold and staiclW-"C Cyrus, I'll
ncvcr do il in the world. We've lived
;hrcc months in this flat, and she has
never called on me. y Chiuyo Tribunc,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
TliE SAME STICK.

I.ady Finchcalth (nt hotel cntrancc)-
mo, | have III money to spare Tor YOU
don't SEE why M ablc-hodicd man like
you should 30 around begging"
Lazy Tmmp-'l s'poSc, mum, it's Ter
about the same reason that healthy
woman like you boards at hotel instead
of kccpin house. "--N.r York lltcSiy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
A nliEAr nrIsI:cII.

Daughter -"rnlk about your Daniel
Webster, Henry Clay, Everett, Calhoun,
etc, pshawl Henry nIa'lc n better speech
Than any ri them last night
Father What did he suy!"
Daughter lie said: Nellie, | love
YOU; have three millions. viii you
have mcF hpoch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
now JACK WON THE Cnoo

Here is our old salts story of how he
Sot glass of grog; When ut the wheel
Captain South says:
GLOW does SHE hcadl"
"Southeast by south, half south, a
little southcrly, Captain South"
"Put another IS to that, my man, and
You shall have glass of grog," says the.
Captain
"Southcast by south, half south, Il little
southcrly, Captain South, sir"
The Srog camc.-.Mdrtha's vineyard
Urdh.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
WAYS AND MEANS.

Uncle Midas 60 young scapcgracc
wardD- What, more money! My dear
boy, your extravaganza is something
amazing. Go To The AMI, thou sluggnrd,
consider her ways and -"
Young Scapcgracc--" Ah. that's just
it, nnnky; do consider my auni's ways,
but consider my mclc's means. - Iomn
IOpicS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
rs FAR As SHE mAp nl:.S.

Omaha Teacher -"Wlmt influence hns
the moon upon the lilc!"
Omaha High School Girl-'T don't
know exactly what influence il has ON the
tied, but it has II tendency To make the
united awful spoony. - Omoha lIorM.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
INCOlillIl;Il;I.l..

Lawyer "Iour share OF the estate,
sir, is one dollar, and there il is"
Prodigni THANK yon, MIR. Brief.
This unexpected windfnlI quite over
whclms me Will ym not help me 10
celebrate the occasion by joining me AT
dinner! know where we can yet II
splendid d'hotc for dollar. - t>ar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
\ QUESTIONABLE DENIM.

Brown-'I understand that you told
Wells that am regular chump."
Joncs-"Nothing of The kind, sir. I'm
not going round telling the public what l
think. - mahd W0Hi.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
HOW HE KNEW HE WAS or AGE.

A. D. Marsh was Judge at the primary
Monday. a young, smooth faced fellow
offered his vote, and Marsh asked him
f he was old enough to vote"
eyes" says the fellow, ~ am twenty
one"
"IIow do you know"
"Wcll, have had the scvcn-ycar itch
Three times" was the response Ceiino
Ohio O5serrcr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Siorckccpcr-"Mr. Fogg, let me show
you our new ash sitter II is II wonder
lul labOr-savinG machine"
Fogg -"No, thank you. If should
buy one, Mrs. I'ogg would be getting me
to sifI the ashes, on the ground TINT with
Your machine il is so easy that | could do
il just ns well AS not. -Bostom 1twn-
script.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
rnr FAST WAS SECURE.

Full Blown liosc-"What II pity, dear,
You are engaged 81 young. You will
never have The fun ol refusing man
Bui-"No, but I've had the fun of
accepting one. "-Liii.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
AWAITING Iirt CHANCE.

Elderly Spinstcr (ni Navy Department.
@ understand that you nrc going to
open lot of sealed proposals here to-
day
Oilicial--"Ycs, madam, we are"
Elderly Spins,Gr-"W Well, | guess, I'll
sit down and wait. I'm not going Ia
throw away amy such chance ~ this.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
uNmnAND OF II MS rnorzssroy.

First Club Idlcr-"W What does this
mean! The paper says that Rocco, the
Ncll-known architect, is in the insane
lsylum."
Second Club Idler-"Oh, yes; he
ircw tho plans Cor u house to cost $25,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
Murro; ron TIE rArl.E.

The same breeding, feeding and care
will produce II higher quality Of mutton
than OF beef or pork. Both beef and
pork are occasionally from diseased nri-
mails, and human beings often contract
scroiula and tuberculosis by par;aking OF
them, while this appalling feature is never
attributed to mutton. Mutton agrees
with the digestive organs better than tine
other meats and can he produced cheaper.
Ten lambs can he grown in six months
that will dress rs much meat us Il steer ut
two years of age. They will consume no
hay or grain, simply pasture, but the steer
has /" be pasturcti two seasons, fed hay
two winters and grain one The lambs
consume no more grass than the steer
does in his second summer and when sold
they bring more money. In case of the
lambs the money is returned in six months
and the steer in two ycars--a large gain
Ill interest for the lambs. The first cost of
the lambs is not So much ;lS that of the
steer, for their eve mothers produce
iiccccS Ia pay their way and the steers
mother has To be raised to at least two
years OF age without returning ANYTHING.
In comparison with the cost OF pork there
is M; 81 much difference, but il is in favor
OF the lnmbs.--i@erisfm .lyricUuvyisE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
WOULD Nor CHANGE wrrm Il. w.

"Johnnic, my boy, womlln' You have
liked To have been George Washng,on?"
Nav"
ono! And Why"
"llc never seed n baseball game in his
life. "-LiRcoh (Ntb.) ,ioWrnoi.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

600, and 1t cost only 500, 900. A COM.
mission was at once appointed which de-
clarcd him insane"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Ihad told her that loved her,
She had whispered mo the same:
Then in Innocent Irritation
was caught. Tho climax cano.
She demanded back her lcttcrs;
And my mimi is in whirl,
For by some mistake sent her
Letters from another girl.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS STRETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

Nias!-A Questionable Dcnial-Thc
Past Was Sccurc-As Far as
She Had ISccn-rhc Same
Stick, Etc, Etc.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-14
A BATH. With White CAPS.

WICHITA, Kan, March 9.-Dr. A. II
Wendell, proprietor of the land four
teen miles southwest of here whence
Ira Campbell was driven by White
Caps two days ago, returned from the
scene of the outrage this morning,
and had invoked the aid of the authori-
ties. 1t appears the White Caps called
on Campbell again last night and COM
menced firing at the house. DR.. Wen
dell and Campbell were well armed
and returned the shots. Finally, the
combatants came to close quarters and
a hand-to-hand fight ensued, during
which some severe bodily injuries were
inflicted. DR.. Wendell himself being
one of the worst sufferers. There is
much bad feeling over the affair, and
the neighbors seem to be taxing sides.
SO that unless prompt action be taken
serious riots may ensue.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-14
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-To-day
was one of the busiest days the presi-
dent has passed since his Inauguration.
There was constant stream of people
at the White house during forenoon
and the president endeavored to see all
who came on business. This kept him
occupied up to II o'clock when he was
compelled to close his reception in
order to attend meeting of the cabi-
net called for that hour.
Several delegations were received
during the forenoon. One Of these,
headed by A. A. Taylor, of Tennessee,
and including delegates from Tennes-
see. West Virginia and North Carolina,
asked for the appointment OF x. Il.
Butler as commissioners of Indian af-
fairs.
Senator. Stamford accompanied by
Representatives FELTON,, Morrow and
Vandevor also called and urged the
president to appoint as public printer.
Mr.. II. L. Osborne, of the Los Angeles.
California Express. Senator STAN
ford presented Mr.. Osborne's applica-
ton which is endorsed not only by the
above named gentlemen but by Sena-
tors Jones and Stewart, OF Nevada,
and Mitchell and Doiph, OF Oregon.
The president to-day signed an order
| to Nav /, 1889, within which the rail-
way mail service shall be brought I'M
/ der the operation of the civil service
| law and rules. This extension Is made
upon representation of Civil Service
| Commissioner Lyman that the organt
cation of the service could moi
accomplished earlier than May 1st
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-14
Catholics vs.. Prohibition.

NEW YORK, March 13.-The Catholic
Abstinence News, the organ of the
Catholic Abstinence Union, issued to-
day comes out squarely against prohibit
ton on the ground that it will throw
open the 4oodgates of illegal sale and
take us back to the anti-high license
period in Pennsylvania. with the evils
of the same exaggerated hundred
fold. Among the views of the Catholic
dignitaries which the News quotes the
following is from Archbishop Ryon: 81
believe, as far as am capable of form
ing a judgment on the subject, that
high license and other laws enacted to
preserve the people from intemperance,
IL duly enforced. would be quite suffi-
Gent to attain the desired end, that is.
as Tar as mere legislation can attain It
More stringent laws could be enacted
If found necessary. without touching
the constitution itself.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-14
Demolishing the Chinsss Ouarters.

q MILWAUKEE. Wis, March ia
mob of about 1900 people gathered in
front of City Hall this morning to
await the arrival of Sam Zip ia and
Dab Ding, the two Cinnamon charged
with enveigling little girls into their
laundries for immoral purposes. They
were disappointed, however, as the Of
ficers interrupted another denonstra-
ton and took the prisoners to the court
room at very early hour. The crowd
is very noisy, but as yet no unlawful
demonstration has been made. About
fifty officers in squads are now engaged
in scattering the assemblage. No seri-
Gus trouble is anticipated. The exam
inatiOn of the prisoners is now in pro-
gress.
Later-The crowd which had been
hanging around the City Hall since
early morning suddenly left the vlcin-
ity about O'Clock this afternoon and
proceeded in body To the west
side where they are now smashing in
in the windows and quitting the Chin
csc laundrieS. The police are hurry
ing to the scene.
The preliminary examination begun
at IL a. m. and continued until 11:30
| when recess was taken, 1:20 p. m
there were new developments. The
crowds have nearly disappeared and
everything in the vicinity of the court
room is now quiet and orderly.