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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Proh1bitizs Tariff On Lard.

NEW YoKK, November 1.-THE govern
ment of Peru has imposed prohibitive tax
on impaired lard. The news of this move
created quite stir on the produce exchange,
as Peru takes $4,000 of best quality of
lard from this country yearly. Information
was received from Peru By William R. Grace.
From a member of his firm it was learned
that the Peruvians had passed a new tariff
law to take effect February l, 1891. A tax of
Is cents per pound peruvian silver or
cents our money, in money, is imposed on
all foreign lard. 1t is supposed the Peruu-
ans are encouraging native products.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Amer Election specuIator..

DALLAS, Tx, November 12.-Judge R. E.
Burke, of the Fourteenth judicial district, in
his charge to the grand jury, says that bet
ting on the election was INDUCED in by hun
dreds Of citizens in the city and country.
The court charged the jury to Investigate
would warrant it, high or low, without fear
or favor.
The managers of the local newspapers and
other leading citizens will be summona5 -
fore the grand jury TO tell Whist thew kno,s
There Is great excitement among fhe --,,.t
ing men over the charge of Judge Burle ~
- SsSas % shn q collars changed hands
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Another otterviIIe, No. Wreck.

SEDALIA. Mo-. November 10.-Train No. 3,
westbound, on the Missouri Pacific, was
wrecked by train robbers three miles west OF
Otterville, near the notorious cut.
The train consisted of seven coaches, In
GLIDING mail, express and baggage. Inc
robbers had removed spikes, bolts and hsh
plates for distance of three rails length and
placed crowbars under the rails so that they
would spread. When the engine reached the
loosened rails it jumped the track, broke
loose from the tender and ran fifty feet on
the ties and overturned.
Fireman Lyons jumped and escaped IN
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
The Undsnominationa1 Christians.

HARTF ORD, Conn, November IA large
number of earnest and well known Christian
workers, pastors and evangelists and city
missionaries from different parts of the
United States and the Canadas, are gathered
here to participate in an international con-
vention of undenominational christian work
ers. The convention was called to order by
Rev. John c. Collins, of New Haven, and
the opening hours were devoted to eVotional
exercises. The gathering has been convened
under the auspices of the committee for
Christian workers IN the United States and
Canada and is the fifth of its kind. The
subjects to be considered relate to matters
connected with aggressive Christian and
benevolent work, and more especially to
plans and methods of work for meeting the
classes not reached by the ordinary ministra-
tions of the gospel.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
how the Ne1t Congress Is pIstrIbuted.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 1.-The
political concensus of the makeup of the
next congress by sections is as follows:
In the states south of Mason and Dixon's
line and east of the Mississippi only four re-
publican congressman are left out OF total
of eighty-fve.
The New England delegation, suppOsing
that the republican candidate in the Second
Rhode Island district is elected stands IL to IL.
In the states north OF the Ohio and east of
the Mississippi 81 democrats and SO republi-
cans are elected.
In the great country west of the Missis-
sippi the democrats elect So congressman and
the republicans q.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Quay Not in II.

WASHINGTON, d. C., November IA new
chairman of the national republican COM
mittee is likely to be one of the results of the
election. Friday, Quay came to Washington
and sent to the White house a request for the
appointment of certain man to be pension
agent at Pittsburg. His request was refused.
few hours afterward the candidate of Rep
resentative Dalzell and Christopher Magee.
the anti-Quay leaders in western PennsyL
Tania, was appointed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Grant is Elected MAYOR of New YORK

NEw YoRK, November 5.-Tammany hall
has gained decisive victory ali along the
line over the republican and county democ-
racy fusion. Grant for mayor. is not likely
to fall below % 900 majority over Scott.
The vote for district attorney, IN which Il
was expected that NIcoll, the Tammany
nominee, would fall much behind the vote
for Grant, will show that he has a clear ma
Jointly of nearly 2l.oOO over Gof, the fusion
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
VIII Send a nennncrat

NEW York, November s.-The Associated
Press reports show the election of IS demo-
cratic assemblymen in New York state and
so republicans.
AS the democrats have 13 senators against
IS republicans the former will thus have on
Joint ballot 81 votes, against the latter's 10,
which insures the election of a democratic
successor to Senator Evarts.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Saws the Tariff Bill Did 1t.

ST. LOUIS, No., November 8.-Chauncey
I. Filley, the republican boss, was asked by
q reporter: ''Do you think the tariff had
anything to do with it?''
Eyes, do; know it had. In fact, it had
most to do with it. There is no use saying
otherwise. 1t was in st. Louis just as it was
in Kansas City-the manufacturers went
against the republican tax policy and the
result of the election shows it."
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Unseated and Again Returned

ST. LOUIS, November S.-Ths latest in
formation from Arkansas is to the effect that
official returns give Breckinridge, for con.
gress about 700 majority.
In the Fourth district. Terry, democrat, is
from other districts is very lneagre, 1t seems
to be safe to say that all of them have gone
democratic by the usual, if not increased
maior1tips
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Accidentally shot.

TOPEKA, November 12-George Nelson,
agent of the Santa Fe at Wakarusa. met with
serious accident while cleaning revolver.
''He didn't know it was loaded" and pulled
the trigger. The ball entered his left leg at
the knee joint. He was brought to Topeka
on the first train and taken to Christ hospi-
tai, where his wound was dressed. It is not
yet known whether he will lose his leg or not.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15

ne, Mr.. Wanamaker, did not believe that the
president has any thought of calling conorees
together before the regular session. Two
other members of the cabinet, who were un-
willing to be quoted by name, sald in re-.
no extra session"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
England Asks Favors of the Pope.

LONDON, November ia dispatch from
Rome states that the pope has been solicited
through Cardinal Ramyhola in behalf of the
British government, to prohibit Catholics in
America from contributing to the funds of
the Irish national league. on the ground that
the funds are used for unlawful and immoral
nuFnoaea
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Says it Was Anti-McKinley Feeling.

NEW YORK, November 8-Francis NJ.
Scott, the defeated candidate for mayor on
the fusion ticket, speaking of the election,
attributed his defeat to the nti-McKinley
feeling, which. he said. was stronger in this
city than in any part of the country.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Latest From N.hrask.

OMAHA, NEB.. November S.-Boyd, demo-
crat, is elected governor by from 1000 to
900 plurality. Most of the republican state
ticket below the governor is elected. The
Farmers alliance have the legislature, two
congressman and most of the county officers.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Rel ublIcans Have a Good M,iori,y

PHILADELPHIA, November S.-Complete
returns of house of representatives give the
republicans 12S members, democrats 70 and
independent republicans ?. The republicans
have majority of Sc on joint ballot.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
New Hampshrre,s Two Conrr...m.n.

CoRcoRD, N. H., November s.-The repub-
hcans concede the election of Daniels (dem.l
IN the Second congressional district by
plurality of 80 to 60. This gives tho demo-
Gratis the two congressman from this state.
But both parties claim the legislature.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
ProhIbitton In NebraslCa.

OlEAHA, NEB.. November 6.-ThS prohibi-
ton amendment Is defeated by from Il, 900
10000 majority. Boyd, democrat, is prob
ably elected governor. Three democratic
congressman have been elected.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Moonlight Deteated.

LEAvExWoRTH, KAN, November SIT is
conceded that Case Broderick, of Holton, 10
elected to congress to succeed E N. Morrill,
from the First district of Kansas; defeating
Tom Moonlight, democrat, of this city.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
The Question ofun F,,r,S -,

WASHINGTON; D: c.. November Post
master General Manamaker said that there
congress. While he said only the pres;dent
could speak authoritatively upon the sub;ect
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Michigan Democrats Gain Fix. Seats

DETROIT, MICH, November s.-Ex-Post-
master General Dickinson, (dera.) }, speaking
of the result in Michigan, says: 'sWe have
gained hVe congressman, and If present re-
turns continue to indicate a gain we have
elected Mr.. Winans." This city has gone
democratic sODS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
WESTERN DIVISION,

Vermont and Nevada are two states that
show decrease in population during the de-
cade: In the former there has been trifiing
absolute decrease, while Nevada shows an
absolute dlmunition in population of Il, 1888,
or nearly % per cent, leaving it, in popula,
ton, the smallest of all the states.
Total population 1897 60 4so "a
Total population 1850 mis- "a
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Indanendent AIIlI,arr Post.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November s.-By .
general order the military prison at Fort
Leavenvorth, Kansas. is constituted an indie
pendent military post under the command
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
The Census couut.

The following is the official report of
Superintendent Porter of the census
bureau, showing the population of the
various counties of Kansss:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Kan.a. Road i'm the Courts.

ToPEKA, KAN, November 1.-A motion to
confirm the sale Of the st. Louis, Fort Scott
& Wichita road was argued before Judge
Foster in the United States court, and the
jud0s made Q decree confirming the sale.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
E PLURIBUS UNUM.

The Forty-Nine Factors That Make Up Our
Glorious Country
WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Of owing is the
population of the states and territories to-
follows:
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South Dakota has an Alliance Governor

81. PAUL MINI, November s.-Infor,na-
ton from South Dakota shows Lowe (ind.)
for governor to have 1900 plurality over
Aellette (rep.) and Taylor (dem.) The same
returns elect 90 alliance members of the leg
islature
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15

T1PPKRAR1, November 6-The case of the
conspiracy trial is concluded, and the court
adjourned for q week to enable the defense
to prepare their case.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
TABLES TURNED.

The Election as Far rs Heard From.
TorzKA, KAN, November 6. -Returns after
the first few hours have been coming slower;
but here is what has been received up to
o'clock Thursday morning; sorted out and
sifted down.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15

MGooN, O.-It is not yet determined
The latest revision of the returns seems to
show q small plurality in his favor; yet not
enough to be decisive. The very latest says
that it will require the official count to set
tie it.
CHIcAGo.-Senator Calvin Brice telegraphs
Chairman Phelps, of the central democratic
committee: Congratulations. Ohio elects
fourteen democratic congressman, q gain of
nine. Mckinley and Foster both defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
LrAPORATlON FNDN TREES.

N. H. II. Murray IN The Boston Herald.
IL any Of readers June viii put the emu OF Z,
bough Of some mapl tree int pint bottc ana stop
inc mouth of The bottle with ~aA, - t't no N"p"f
may escape he VIII see In few moment, the ln,lcr ~
he bottle become clOudcd. and In abcat half an oui
mall drop. Will begin TO iOisI the gla,, ana rii,
downward 90 the boit0HI. Aad at the end 81 several
hour, be will discover thu, he has from L. to 20 grain
Z vrtcr deposited In the bottle. md all I'M, viii
the end OF the twg enclosed Ia The bOtti,.
well formed and growthial, has the average
% 900 leaves H. and ID Is safe computation {" say
that such Will throw OF in the apScc OF c'cfj
iwclyc honrs 10000 grains weight of water Nov ~
acre viii easily contain COO a. 90 such trees. and %,
the weight pint Of water j. Zoo grain. tr -
wcici II Will be- found upon calculation that irnd e.
-nslc forest Land 80 gallon of irc wafer
are thrown of and distributed through the body OF the
surrounding atmo .phric in every Twelve h"ni-.
II this seems incredible Ia You. can assure you that
IL Gems 80 only because yOu have no knowledge VI
trees. You probably have been accustomed T. loO,
mpon them collections OF unfocfui bn!k. whereas
;hey ar. active creatures eni are forever nj "ord In
one form another they always busy. ana ~ them
it may truly Dee said that they not ony ador the land
cape, but they rnc tie atmos phcrc They a'r thor
onghly vital formations. ana are always In action.
They are full OF sluiccs and channels the hEinan
body Is OF Veins and the tidal movement going BE-
Meath their bark is one ~ pOdig0us force. The
amount Of water that their normal condition demand
for their circulation Is great that only knowledge
can credit IL. But, once apprehended. 1t becomes ~
truth key which uniocls many Of ,he closed foor'
behind which concealed the my stciion; changes
now 60ins on year after year In our New England eli
riafN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
GAMES ON MANY DIAMONDS.

Philadelphia. April jrlc First game between the
Philadelphia League AMI Athletic clubs for the local
championship WAS played here to-day. The League
n,n played faulilcs, lanic IA the field. and by tm'
'at,.as ln the fourth inning the game b. thi'
score:
Nthl,tic o Q OF
has. lt.-philadcrha q. Athletic . Errors Philadrl-
rhia o. ttnl, ic :. Fch,r.tlcason and NJ Mahon I'M
pines Curry and Council.
New IIavcn. April 5.-Thc noston League and New
Haven team, played to DAY. and the League men won
easily. alArks0n pitched with his cldime force. hold
ing down the home bat,lncn TO three hits The Scoc
,:s, t.,,, 81 Lib . . ! 4 Q 20
Basrhits-IiostOl rw-liaVcn g. FfrofS-l,oston ..
NcW-ii1Nrn BATTERIES 'a'ksOn and sherman and
Shell iaa,c. Doran and ll"ilold. Umpire Nahoary.
Baltimore. April 5.-lhc baltimore nine defeated
the University Of Pcnns> vania nine 10 day IN IN
interesting game made ~ by the TINY crsltic,. shaw
did good worA while shannon was battcd irecy AT
critical STAGES. The score
nallimor" .......... I'll
Ba-rhits-Ur University 3 Baltimore I. FrrorsI niNcr.
.ity TO- li1ltnn'" .. l1'chrfs-Shaw and ShagaCa.
Cincinnati. April A-lhe same 10 day between the
Cincinnati aud Louisville teams BY the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
NEWS FROM NEW j ERSEY.
ORANGE.
A uA1TIyG FIRM WRECKED.

HAIIINL FINN NiN8-'ni~N
can,nel / Allen one Of the largest OF the Orange
,., m.nufac,urcr. made an assignment for The bcne
fl ~ his creditors Yesterday The extent of the aD
ties has not been figured up as yet bnt 1t IS ihouB"
that they will run up to at least S"o'ooo' ino ~,
s,t are II is understood sufficient to pay in full II
carefully managed. The failure Is startling one }"
some RESPECTS. Until lately Augustus Dykman was
Mr. Aliens partner and the firm was known as 'N"r"
A. Dykman Tho firm was founded last August Mr.
Alien putting In SO coo in cash against Ar. Dyk
mans factory which supposed to he Tree III"
clear During Mr.. Aliens trip to the west se''',e
the good, Mr.. Dykman drew from the concern III ''
IL IS charged nearly $4,000. and appheh tne HoV'
to the payment Of his old debts OF the hrn' Vi ~
Dyknan ~ Co. ~, H.. l.,
Mr. Allen had an angry discussion WIN hlii' III
which hs assured Mr. Allen that he would make II up
10 him Matters went on for some time uhti MY
Allen two weeks ago. found that Mr. Dyhmah han III
dorscd outstanding notes Of the OLD ntn WIN I'm w. NJ
mn r US forced TO cancel the partnership papers
and To- sign over TO Mr. Allen all hi, property IN
Guiding the factory which had been rcpresetcu 10 ~
Allen as free and clear. but which suD,eIucht ex
animation showed to have been ih"r's's1" ~ ''0 -
Mr. Allen tried to run the business, notwlthstana-
these heavy drawbacks but a or held y one
cenTo o crcd"rS with the threat that his credit
would be cut on unless he Endorsed the paper Tor mn IN,
self He refused. and his credit WIS cut on a'' ''0
assignment became necessity
A large class OF boys Of the Mofristowh iou"s
Mems Christian Association visited Orange yeS'er
day afternoon and gave An exho'oon !" '"e ~"
nasum OF the Orange association
In An Saints Church to-day there Will be in
choral celebration at IL o'clock. and sta'ner'S fu
service in A will be sung by the vested choir oil
thirty voices under the direction OF DR. C. NJ Conant
The decorations to be elaborate. In 81 MarN
Church there will be sung Tours service III r. anu "
Christ Church there Will be festival programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
piyNNrSu lyD DYSPEPSIA.

From The san Diego lnuh'
~Ny dear llioa..0 sal iceri,'n d" the worst PES
, over .lt wn. ENGLAND went I" u'
,,, ,r ,,,v with "A fr.u( who wanted some paper as
cnu,t..i The cashier M a !oDN "ioIi MN '"t'
.,mc nl ti,,,, frliow- mt-t have M" ul' '"t' ip'
,l 10 .hip IN the arl. tph; the tluc "i Inc o'iN q.
,, ...nifi., look al m paper. even. No. sir. he
a., ,ri.,s wa. AT mnd and a panic Imminent.
Nj. .r. .,it hr 'tuI about your paper why
49,, dc,' ..r ! would l3t loan .l."lO on the sohiil
eat Garner of Tie strait and Na'"ri"o hoah c"Lil
NOT recommend n. ~, ar. '""ld h"' ." NY
-,,r, hours later >aUniclcd INTO restaurant
.,~ ia ,tr and accidentally stumbled INTO the SAME
- A., ,,hleh IN, calcr lnnchlnS ON brown
,,., ,,d weak tea. lou see. he was dNspcIuc
,d MI. ..nn,ach wunlt not stand stronger dicl
We'll my noble gaidltn ot tlc puphc "ea.h'
hon, ,r,. ,nu aid l. helping myself TO some OF MS
-. .Sot a. well q, Eual.' said he. entrcnchihg INC
,.lancc of the toa ,chni his bowl y ou see /
u,., ,hink that thing, look we'll Old captain
cmi.i. ~ ih, Cunari Line. Informed me TINS morn
inc mat there il cvdccc Of great Ar'c drlii deposit
80, thr Newfoundland l,ani>. which II r',s"i m
u "v.ntually defect the Gulf STRAIN further south.
,,nrr. II vu prolahiy strike that side OF the Atiant
,c.r N,rorro or the sierra Leone Colony III tiat
c.Sc England VIII rScrt bacl 10 the sa''al cpo,l
and .hnnM TN, happen suddenly, why eVcTStmns
ai H., fr.,cn start and sin before morning. Now
W., understand WIS refused that paper That
u,au ard hi, prncial have only paternoStcr how
- p,l,l's and Sirlri property ON hard ana IN thc
,.rt v,ich a. sure happen. of these lccbcrgS ne
rn. iine more Arcticrook ard drlit on thc Nt"t"u
land ranks why il will take thonsahhs o, year, W.
f,rs annthcr clautr takes place. ana the eNthct
iri.h eIL and the v,lf aud the bear VIII mop IN ana
out and play hide ah go seek IN Westminster HDpc!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
YALE MEN DEFEATED.
THE LOCAL LEAGUE CLUB TOO STRONG FOR
THEM.
BRILLIANT PLAYING IN B3COKLfN-AN ANN
TEUR SCHEDULE.


TEUR SCHEDULE
The baseball players Of Yale College received their
second defeat at the hands of the NewYork League
club AT the Polo Grounds yesterday. About LOCO
neopIe witnessed the game, bnt the wind whistlcd
through the grand stand with such force that every
one was glad when the contest was over. Many fair
admirers OF Yale wearing blue rosetes were present.
The Yale men, as usual when ptted against pro-
,s.eonaIs PLAYED a game in which there were many
flashes OF briIliancy equally mixed with amateur
flmbng Poolc's catching was wonderfully me al
times vet he made four errors. Cahoun's work at
sccopd ha,e was lust as bunglngly brilliant. Me-
Bride had little to-day but did that little we'll Cust'
Ing did some brilliant fielding, yet made two errors
Every. the pitcher, was wild at times. and not ex'
trsmely effective, yet gave promise OF better work
in the future SUI it is doubtful II he Will ever be
stage. .
For the NewYork club. Clarke, sfefke liornung,
scanlon and Crane played In fine FORM ana the
Murphy battery also did good work Scanon VIII prob
ably play first base for the club, and he MADE an ex
cellent impression yesterday He played IN brilliant
form, I'm the field and did fairly well at the bat He
l. a giant in stature and may fully replace Common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
Mr.. GO4TCHERS SUIT FOR DTrORCE.
Mrs M>rpE YOUNG TEsTiFlE~ IN THE CASE
~ TIE SUPREME COURT At WHITE PLAINS.

MRS. MAUDE YOUNG TESTiFIE~ IN THE CASE
Is TIE SUPREME COURT At WHITE PLAINS
The case Of PHILIP ". Goachcr. the well known
secnel paln,cr for absolute divorce came up for
trial YESTERDAY In the supreme Court. AT White Plains
before Judge J. Dyhman. Mr.. and Mrs. Goatcher
were married In l-'5, and have four children Phlp
W. age fourteen Louisa. age twelve. James, ase
ten and Arthur. sce ivc. The case WAS rcferred
,o Charles A. Reel ss referee In February last. and
hearing W., held In Ncw-fork CRY. Prom hr'
Goa,chcr', affidavit. It appears that for five years
,hs couple lived happily together In a cottage
p,r,,,,.cd by them In sound View ave-, New
Rochelle. .
Nothing happened t. mar the serenity OF ther
,.,.id.d lf. until the simmer Of l--O. when. Mr..
,,.,,,,cr allr,.. IA, wifs committed adultery with
cn,rl,. y LrDwn o! Philadelphia. az Iiuley, y ).
a.. ,.,,un, of their children ana her promises, DIT.
.nrr i,rs,vc his wife. Among the nesAbof' Of
,h. ,.,f.n..r, VA. Philip j. Kr''klcl. who. Nr.
,,,,eh.r ,.-.ri.. IA been too Intimate with Mr..
Dolt,hrr.
r,, .nly wItnc.- called y',t rdd, Was Ms. Nande
Y,unr whose husband partner u Mr. "oaiehers.
.b. testified that undue intimacy existed between
A., .,,.h.I and Nr, thatcher. tlIt u Jnnc. l-'J,
,'i,l, IA, va, a su-st at M. Hoai, hcr,s no &C.
~, mel Who b., It married man. wdihcd deliberately
",ti,.r ,'nfi. woman we're seated. >'nntIl dr,s.'d
.. other TAO ma into th' F''hrn. WHO N.Y.
t,,.,ll.r remained md Nu. afcs"a:t i-'o'r"b niD'
,,r .oin Win MI Erthe. st Nr, "oht' htr9
urgent pl..alu1,. 30" ii'c-.'i %" - '.
" thatcher and NJ hr,hel. Who arr warm
,rt..-- ,.cr. seated .d- IS site while VI. r"uhs
a. ,..r.. h.f TT rlny. Jug DyAman adjourned
,i,r .arn- of the case u1ttl next s''nua'