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W, c. 7. U. CONVENTION.
Votes Down the Resolution De-
cIariug That the Union
is NOT A PARTISAN BODY,
Aud Members are Not Allowed a
Fair Hearing In Favor of tho
Proposition,.,A soene-..Those
Who Opposed tho Motion,

CHICAGO, Nov l2.-When the session
Of the w, O, 7, U, at Battery D, armory
was opened this mornipg:it was known
that storm was coming on, for during
the session OF yesterday at the motion
Mrs, Aldrich and Mrs, ]. Ellen Foster OF
Iowa, the considerations Of the propose d
non'partisan amendment To the constl.
tuition OF the organization was set down
Cor to-day, The amendment provides
that the objects Of the W, O, T, U. shall
be "to interest aud unite the Christian
women Of this nation in non,sectarian
and pon'partisan temperance work for
the reformation OF the iutempeance,
and the education OF tho public senti-
ment in behalf OF total abstinence, and
the prohibition OF traffic In alcoholic
liquors, the development OF social purity,
the suppression OF vice and crime and
the education OF tue masses In the
dutiesand responsibilities OF the citizen"
II was evident from tho commences
ment OF the debate that the feeling Of
the convention was overwhelming
against the proposed amendments. The
delegates were not disposed to listen
TO the speeches which favored its
adoption, and several times there Was
kissing aud cries Of sit down, In
moving the amendment Mrs. Aldrich.
OF Iowa, said she wished the convention
to accept 1t because II was simply right
and Just and honest. She said there
was no definite statement OF objects OF
the organization In the constitution.
The W0man's Christian Temperance
Union women occupied an anomalous
position because they declared them.
selves non.partisan aud yet adopted the
most bitter partisan resolutions. Tho
women associated In the organization
had political rights although not SUI
iraRe, and II was wrong for the mHjOfity
10 adopt resolutions binding ali the
women to support certain political
party. II was Just as wrong for woman
70 give away her political influence as
for man to sell his vote.
Mrs. Henry, Of Evanston, ILL.,, and
Mrs. Wells, OF Tennessee, Mrs II. NJ.
Barker, OF South Dakota, and Mrs. Per.
kins, OF Ohio; Mrs. Buell., National Sec.
retary, and Others spoke In opposition
10 the adoption Of the amendment as a
reflection on the previous action OF the
Union, and declaring the union was
non.partisan, being ready 10 support any
party which put q prohibition plank in
Its platform.
Resolutions were adopted condemn
ing Vice President Morton for per-
mitting liquor to be sold on his prop
erty,. and complimenting President
Harrison and Postmaster General Wan
amaker for their temperance principles.
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(tacing the Jury 10 the records Of Judg,
Bakers Court, which show that Sulli
van, three days ago, was discharged
from his SO, 100 bail by the order Of the
Court Of Cook county, After Sullivan
has been discharged by the other Court
! protest against his being introduced
in to this case, We have no defense Ia
make for any triangle, and no attack 70
make on II, All We ask is that Dan
Coughlin and Martin Burke be tried for
their sins and not tried for the sins Of
Alex, Sullivan, and ! protest against
this whole scheme as nothing but an
attempt to connect my clients names
with Alex, Sullivan, So far as counsel
here are concerned, We are willing to
say to perdition with Alex. Sullivan,
VI do not sland here either to laud or
defend Mr.. Sullivan, but l submit 10
your Honor that you are not going to
convict these men on the evidence that
they arc friends OF Sullivan, II he Is
the black-sheepj II he Is as guilty as
they say he 10, why do they not indlCt
The States Attorney-If some Of his
hhpen VIII tpll w the lAStn AAn tAutu W1
will get an indictment against him pretty
soon,
MI, Donahue-I except to that state.
ment.
States Attorney-You are not defend.
Ing Alexander Sullivan, are your You
arc nota dupe Of his, are youP Now we
propose to show here that notwithstand.
ing Alexander Sullivan walks the streets
of Ohicago, that four years ago this very |
same man prosecuted DR.. Cronip, and |
that this man Dan Coughlin was on the
trying DR., Cronin for writing
q circular that reflected on sulIiVan's
character.
The Court-T shall allow any yremarks
made by Coughlin indicating malice to-
wards Oronin to 90 into the case, as It
properly belongs toit.
The argument was continued with
npOh earnestness till the hour OF ad.
iournmCnt arrived. Judge Mcconnell
announced that he would hold the mat
ter under adyisement till tomorrow
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TIE BRUMPIELD VENDETTA.

The Report that BruulHsId aud Wife were
AsSassinatsd Confirmed Mt Charleston,
spteial Dtspaich 10 tAs LRtali0Mer.
CHARLESTON, WA, Nov. IA re-
port has Just reached here that at an
early hour Monday morning Green Nc.
Coy and some Of his friends went to the
house OF Harrison Brumaeld, at the
mouth Of Hart Creek, in Lincoln county,
and, calling him aud his wife To the
door under the pretense that they want.
ed TO see them on a matter OF pressing
Importance, hred volley into the door
way as soon as they appeared, instantly
killing both,
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THE BASE BAIL CONFERENCE.
The Committee on Jolnt l.ulr. Report.-A
Few slight but Important Changes,

The Committee on Joint Rules Iteporta-A
Few slight hut Important Changes.
New York, Nov. l2.-The Base Ball
Committee on Joint Rules commenced
is labor this afternoon. Tie following
were the changes effected In tue players
rules:
Rule 50 lB changed so that at each cor.
nef OF the felders' box there shall BE-
fixed q round rubber plate 0 inches In
diameter, instead Of a fiat.iron plate OF
stone.
Rule y, section 2, is altered so that
the moment the umpire delivers the
new ball 1t should immediately come
into playi that Is, tue pitcher nuSt Aot
throw II 10 q baseman or discolor II, al
has been the custom, by rubbing II In
the dirt. In other words, II Is 10 prevent
delay In the game.
Section Q, Of rule 20, provides that q
game shall be forfeited II q side fails Ia
resume playing within one miaute after
play has been called by the umpire
when q game has been suspended. The
limit heretofore has been Eve minutes
Rule 2S, section 2, is changed so as tC
allow the names ot two extra players Il
bo placed on the card instead Of one. II
also allows a club 10 substitute an extrS
player at any stage Of tho game.
Rule ", section 4, as changed, pro
Yides that the base runner shall return
TO bis base and shall be entitled to 81 IT,
turn without being PIT out II tbs pelSor
or clothing oi the umpire interlergs with
tue catcher, or Is struck by u ball thrown
10 intercept base runner.
Rule 4S, section 12, Ia 90 altered "a Il
prevent double play when O base runnei
d struck by q iair bit ball before Il
touches fielder.
Rule 81, section !, 10 amended by thiI
addition "The Umpire must be invAfla
bly, addressed b. the players as Mr.
U jmpire." yI
These were oil the changes made.
Mr.. AnBon requested The committee Il
pass b resolution ior the publication o
lhe natnes Of the official scorers oi thI
League, but II was deemed unwine ant
dropped. The Board oil Directors oi TIL
American Association then went intt
session aud continued until 0 p. IN.
Tomorrow the Board Of DlreCtots 0
| the League and Association will be held
! Nick Young will probably be te.eleCtet
President Of the League, while there !
likely 10 be a lively fight over the ohlc
10 the Association, 10 WyckoH, Phelp
and KfautOlE are mentioned,
IT was stated tonight that the follow
ling player had plgned contracts wit
the New League, Messts, Ewing, keeit
, Ward and Gore, With the New Yof
Club, and Mebsfs. Burlington, Clement
aud Wood with the Philadelphia Clul
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LONDON, Nov. l2,-EIis Majesty Muley
Hassan must believe that the faithful
have fallen upon troublous times. No
sooner have the Spanish dogs OF Chris
tians ceased snarllng at his heels con-
cerning the plundering OF ship aud the
relegation Of Its crew to the proper con-
dition as slaves to true believers, than
the Italian Charge D'AtIaires at Tangier,
Signor Cambiazzo, attempts 10 Increase
his own importance by making au inter.
national affair over the obbiug OF Ills
residence.
Itis well for Muley that the jealousies
Of tue in6dela prevent either OF them
from annexing his coveted domains.
Spain has given slgnor Orispl uumis.
taxable warning that her own lienity
under greater proyocation must DO
Initiated by Italy.
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lnNnENSRn rELEnRlMs.

John l.. Sullivan UtyUbe h willing 10
meet MCcAfIery fora $1,000 purse.
"old Hatch, y chief Of the plutps, has
been killed BY q cowboy, whom hU 40.
CuSed Of stealing ablAnkeL
Reports from Ltie Ptench.k .kyefsole
Vendetta In Kentucky are tneSgre, but
that there wa9 q desperate encounter ID
undonbted. Several lives have bben
sacrificed.
Tho reception 10 the Pan Americans
last night wRA a habCo, The IplppAleg
SSrlg 20 dlaeontlenisly treated az NlllA,
nsIhnm mat Mf. Cuttla, representative
Of the STATE Department, was Obliged q
enter llls protest. and Withdrew The
gueSIs from ths reception toow,
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A TERRIBLR ACCIDENT.

A Young Girl Struck by an Englne-BOth
Feet Amputated,
Special DisDaich 10 hs IRteiIivenetr,
PAREERsBuRo, w. Va, Nov. 12.-An.
ME Worteubaker, aged IS, a girl who
was learning the millinery trade in one
Of the hat trimming stores in this city,
met with a terrible accident early last
night while crossing the Baltimore &
Ohio tracks in the east end. She was
struck by the engine OF the Grafton ac.
commodation and both feet were 80 bad.
ly crushed that both limbs had to be-
Rmputated just below the knees. She is
Stillliving, but her chances for recovery
are small. She is a highly respected
Oirl.
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PARIS, Now l2.-It is reported that
General Boulanger has left the Isle of
Jersey. The Boulangist committee has
Issued note advising abstentiOn from
demonstrations which the government
might desire should occur. Tho commit.
tee. also advises Boulangists to reserve
action until the election of NJ. JotTriu be
pronounced valid. A large section Of the
party is opposed to the demonstration,
which will probably be O fiasco,
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THE ADDRESS TO TiIE PRESIDENT
The comiAlttss from tie Catholic Congress
At the white House,

eN WV w btNN AAVuANt
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2,-ThC commit.
tee from The Catholic Congress, In
session at baltimore, waited on the
President this morning by appointment
and presented him with an address,
Tie President received them cordially
and listened carefully TO the reading oI
The address, which was az follows n
Yl'Tle kubficah, Catholic CphgttyS now
Assembled In Baltimore has delesAled u
this COMMITTEES tiia honorable and agfeea
Bile duty Of waiting Upon the President
Iui the United etaleslor The purpose o
expressing ih6,benIImenIB Of the Catho
llc people Of America.
"REprpsehting 10 q MEASURE Ten mil
innb d otr follow lcill sens who thAte Il
tie blessings and privileges oi lhil
government, DEVOTED to 70 constitution
and laws, thu Congress desires 10 yolOI
aud empha1lsg the loyalty aud iltelitl
OF Tie Catholic people ol these United
States 10 the HGpu6llC and is lnSLllu
thus 40 we'll % their respect for lhl
/ Chief Magistrate oitbe Nation, On TIL
centennial VI the ealAbllahmunt Of Epla
\ copll authority ID IhtBe United State
tie OalhOllts Of America, In theft tlfs
Congress alselnblUd, while rejoicing II
The marvellous growth Of their iaitl
! on this soil, and returning grats
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NEw YoRK, Nov i2,--Mlss Gertrude
Klmball, q Brooklyn society belle, aud
member Of several Of BrOoklyn's anna.
teur dramatic BoCleiluB, committed All.
eide At Wood Havgn this morning by
shooting herself Ia tho heart. This adj.
eide iB supposed 10 be due 10 a love Al.
iAlr. Gertrude was twenty years u ape.
very good looking and had considerable
reputation for ability on the amateur
nLaRa.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The annual
report Of PaymaSter General Rochester
to the Secretary Of War shows that the
total disbursements during the past
fiscal year amounted to Sl4,796,02l, an
increase Of 1924, ,0ls over last year.
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nnnn,linr M Annrnll.l..

NEw YoRK, Nov. l2.-As result Of
The anarphIVt memorial meeting at
Cooper Union last night, s, =. sbSvittb,
the well known socialist leader aud
journalist, may be Indicted. The Super.
intendent Of Police had twenty-five po.
llceDen scattered throughout the biz
hall Ia citizens clothes with instructions
10 carefully note all that was said,
Theaa amateur reporters will now write
out their fepofta pl What they heard and
the result Will DO sent t0the grand fury,
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piT4SHvRon, PA, Nov 12.-Ata con.
ference Of five!eOAl operators and miners
to-day, the demand Of the latter for an
AdyAuce Of ohe.hAli cent per bushUl In
the pfleeoi mlninR was refused, Tie
operation tlhlni that tue condition ol the
coal trade at Olholhhall aud other down
river points would not Justify The In,
crease. A strike Of I've tliUuIAnd tnlnVtI
may follow,
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ratification meeting, and Mr., Bree In
formed him that he was IN the race toE
the Senatorship. Mr., Baker 10 OF the
opinion that John r, Mclean can have
the place II he wants II,
Senator Sherman says Of the outlook
"My next colleague will be the Demo-
cFat who will put up the most money TO
be United States Senator, ! do not
think there will be any more open
bribery, because public sentiment is
against It, but the longest ppse will
win"
It is known that Calvin Brice Is a
candidate for Senator and has SO an
mon mead
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Accident to a brakeman,

Special Dlspalch 70 ut IRltgllVetcer.
RowLESbuRa, W. VA, Nov. 12.-Jacl
Lannan, Baltimore & Ohio brakeman
residing at Piedmont, fell from his trair
near Kingwood tunnel last night, ant
had one leg cut of and was otherwise
injured. Lannan had been In the ser
vice but few days, and being a younL
man, will probably recover.
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A Curious Discovery.

,oulcAao, Nov. IA curious dlsCoy-
cry has been made in the Carlson cot.
tage where the late DR., Cronin was done
TO death. The paper irieze running
around the top OF the walls OF the room
in which the deed was committed Is or.
namented with repetilions Of a sentence
in Arabic text similar to one seen 10
many places. Translated threads; "God
alone is conQueror."
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LONDON, Nov. 12.-The motion made
by Sir Charles Russell to set aside the
decision Of the lower courts postponing
tho trial Of the libel suit brought by Mr..
Parnell against the Times Canlo up for a
hearing before the Court of Queens
Bench to-day. After listening to arpu-
tnents the court refused 10 grant the ap.
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KANSA0 OlfY, No., Now iq,-DIg.
patches from Southern and Western
Kansas state that the blizzard which
ragged there lhAt night has AubrIIrI.
This morning clearing weather followed
tile hfet hurry 0i snow, and there a fe.
ported no serious effect upon Inc railway
travel or the live stock lhdusiry. s
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oDtcI1I DI9p1ltN % It ITRt1IIDtNctF.
CLAREspuRo, W. Va, Nov. 12.-This
evening, at the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. George Albright and Miss
Norah Hoa, daughter Of siIas Hoff, were
married by Rev. Jacob BhttinRham, ol
Wheeling, w. Va. Mn Albright is one
Of Clarksburg's most highly respected
young business men.
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srocErOS, GAL, Nov i2.--G. A. Ross
aprcaChef living near LoCkiofd, earlj
this morning shot and killed bis wife
hiS eightyear old son, and himself. II,
was d Methodist minister for Beyera
years but lately bad been engaged Il
selling books. LIE had not lived iapplly
Min lll9 vile aud they separated Sonl
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CLOSE CONTEST.

Lampson Thinks He Is Defeated for Lieu
tenant Governor by SS Votes.
CoLuMsUs, o., Nov, l2,-Although the
complete official returns from tho cleo
tlon have not been received yet, Lamp
son, Republican, for Lieutenant Cover
nor, thinks he is defeated by ss votes.
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Pensions Granted.

SPscIdI DIIpdleh o ne IHleVlgeHcT'
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-West Virgin
ia pensions were granted as follows
Original invalid-James Reiburn, Point
Pleasant; Albert Edwards, Flat Rock
Increase-Evander Slime, Booker'l
Mills. Reissue-William II. Il. Davis
New Milton. Reissue and increase
Joseph NJ. Cobb, Clendennin.
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TuCsoS, Nov l2,-The trial oi the
men charged with tobblns PaymlSter
wbAm, Of the United States Army, Of
go 900 several months Aeo begun yes:
terlAy. The day was mostly consumed
In discussing legal points involved,
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PARIS, Nov l2.-The French Cham.
berS met to-day. NJ. Pierre Blanc, of ehe
Chamber Of Deputies, occupied the
chair In that body. NJ. Blanc delivered
an address In which lle congratulated
the members Of the cabinet on tho fact
that the Republic for the 9th time lad
repelled tue assault OF hostile coalition.
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Glasgow Fig Iron Market.

LONDON, Nov l9.-An enormous busi.
ness In pig iron warrants was done in
GlaSgow yesterday. A large number Of
orders were not executed, pending con.
irmatlon, brokers fearing 10 follow tho
rapid rice which 10 reported to be- duo
70 oYerselllnR In tho Cleveland dlBttirt.
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THE K. on L CONVENTION.
The Opening session ut Atlanta, 0eorrii
Tha Einal uh.ln...

Ahe OPehihe session htAuAhth, Georgia
The First business.
ATLANTA, GAp Nov. 12,-The hrst ses.
sion Of the convention Of the Knights o.
Labor was held this morning, Grand
Master Powderly presiding. The morn
ing was given up To routine work.,
Al the afternoon session the case oI
the O'Malley dlstrict, No. 3s, Ohio, wal
taken up. Routine work consumed The
remainder Of the session.
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LoSboS, New 12.-lhe Ners' CORES.
pohdent at oanea, referring TO tho re.
ports Of outrages on orstan women by
Turkish soldiers, explains this dtnlals Of
the reports by the facts that the women
do oil they can 10 prevent publicity.
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CoLooNE, Nov. lg,-Herr Brandt, the
Danish Consul ~ Amsterdam, who has
been visiting this city, committed sui.
eide yesterday by hAnRlnR.
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CALVIN BRICB FOR SENATOR.
The lhlhiow Chaser II In the I1sld-NyhA
scnR(bP gher,nAh sava,

-. 'V''V'VW1 F'0V0E77F'' T7l'VH1
WASHINGTON, D. D., Nov i9,--Mr,
CHARLES W, baker, a prominent cincln.
natl attorney and orator nov Ia Wash.
ington, says that Ills name has been men.
uWohed asa DtlnOCraLic candidate for the
nnlled States Senate 10 succeed Senator
l9Shc, but liO has not indicated that he
nlll petdit Ills nAmO 10 DO used, bnt
Itom us own statement In regard TO lhl
SAs!lns political situation II appears tha
ne gOes not expect that he will.
Mt. Baker saw Col, BrlCa In pltla
putEh, on Ills way 10 Iowa 10 attend
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LONDON, Nov 12.--slr Henry james
continued his speech In behalf u tho
Nmst before tho pGrnell Commission
TO-DAY.
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HCop'S HAfsapAhlIa cure caIatfh NY
exheling lnipuflty from the blood which
y the cause Of The complaint, Give II q
trial, q
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mailman would advocate the destruction
otthe magnificent system Of American
public schools. In them as In the Holy
Church Is taught the absolute equality
aud brotherhood Of man. Bring back
to their teaching positive religion, 90
that the children may appreciate the
Fatherhood Of God, and we have the
perfect school. Practically there are
but four divisions OF the American
people In religion-Catholics, Pro-
testants, Israelites and unbelieyefs: A
system perfectly adapted TO this dlyis-
ion was far from an impractcabillty
and It would yet be invented and ap-
piled,
TIE SOCIAL RELATIONS,
The paper Of H, ]. spaunhorst, OF st.
Louis, dealt with the subject Of so
CietIes." The bulk OF the paper was de-
voted to organisations which are charita-
BILE and benevolent In character, he
urged all Catholics to join some society,
arguing that in our time unless one 10 q
member OF some organization he 10 vir-
tuaIly isolated from his fellow men, A
plan organizing limited numbers of rep
resentatlye Catholic men In diocesan
aud parish societies was suggested as
guards OF the great boon Of civil and
religious liberty. In addition such or
ganixatlons could hold annual State or
diocesan conventions and submit mat
ters for Catholic congresses to act upon.
The speaker thought Catholics should
have In Congress and State Legislatures
their legitimate number Of represents
live men-Ihat the number at present Is
very small compared to what the pro-
portion OF the population would justify,
The paper OF Conde B. Pallln, Of 81.
Louis, was on "CathollG American Lit
He pointed out that the ma.
.ional literature had been Strengthened
in It's growth by the absence OF fay0ring
and that peculiar and unique
influences had retarded Catholic lltera.
lure here. But the times have changed
and the achievements Of Brownson and
HeCker pointed out the possibilities OF
The future.
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HEARD CRONIN'S GRYS.
Important Testimony for the
State in the Great Trial,
AN INTERESTING WITNESS
Identities n Picture of COoaey "the
Fox" and Burke, one of the
PFiSoners-A spat-The Law,
yers Get Tangled up,

CHICAGO, Nov. 12,-At the opening o.
the oronin case this morning the results
OF last evenings tilt between Messrs,
Forrest and Hynes was visible in the
bitterness Of the remarks, which they
found occasion to make at each other.
When the Court was called to order
state's Attorney Longenecker offered the
hair which the experts had examined in
evidence but did not offer the other
specimens, such as the blood stained
pieces oi wood.
Mr.. Forrest demanded that the chips
be put In also,
Mr.. Forrest-I ask that tue hair be
put in the custody Of tue clerk OF this
Court,
The States Attorney-That makes no
difference TO me.
The Court-Mr. Clark, take the en-.
yelOpes and put your sealing wax on
them and preserve them as you have
the others,
After some further discussion the mat
ter was dropped and Salesman Hatfield,
whosold the furniture toy. R. Simons,"
was called To the witness char. lie was
given the frams OF the satChel found in
the sewer on Friday, and after examin.
ing It minutely and measuring 1t care.
fully, said that 1t corresponded exactly
in size with that OF the one which he
sold to Slmons and that the material OF
the cover and Of the handle were the
same, The frame was then admitted in
evidaace.