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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Frank Barrett. better known as Beet
Nose " was arrested last evening by Mar
shal Westwood and Oficer Murphy, on the
charge Of robbing q coi0red man by the
name OF Layman Hilton of $3.50 The
man saws he has got a clear ease against
Barrett. as there was a man who saw him
take the money. and he acknowledged tax
Ing 10 10 the officers, but said the niger
would have 10 prove IL. Bcety has been in
trouble of this kind before.
Miss Sallie Rhinehart entertained a
number of her friends az her home on
Fourth street. Thursday evening Among
those present were Miss Lizzie Schreve, of
Brilliant: Miss Anna Bell. of Wheeling,
and Mr. Chas. Keller, of Philadelphia.
Brown Bros. furnished the music and an
enjoyable time was had
VIM. Moore. the contracting carpenter
here. lust got word that he viii get back
pension OF 800. II there ever was pen
sion deserved. il is by Bill, and every one
seems TO be pleased with his good luck in
getting 10 at this time as 10 viii be a good
lift AZ the right time.
Joseph Chamber, of the orchestra, father
of William and Henry Chamber, was
stricken down with paralysis. this morning.
Owing 10 his advanced age little hopes is
entertained for his recovery
The cases against Eddie SHREDDER and
Andy McAutee. for disorderly conduct,
were dismissed by Mayor Keller yesterday
morning, aud other man was fined - and
costs, orS1 In all.
The evaugelistic meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
at $50 o'clock sabbath evening. after the
close of the church service. Both ladies
and gentlemen are invited 90 this meeting
The Glendale Sabbath School viii give "a
festival In the Smith, Hall X Co. building
IN Burlington, Saturday evening. the 18th,
20 which all are invited.
Martins Ferry certainly needs a humane
agent. there being several cases IN town al
present which would engage his attention.
G. W. kuckucK. our accommodating
halter OF Hanover street, is lying quite
low with typhoid fever
VIII Moore and Wife of Cambridge City,
O.. but formerly OF this city, is in town.
the guest of his parents.
Quite jolly crowd of our business men
was up the river yesterday 40 one of the
fishing camps.
Miss Maggie haywood has returned from
Valparaiso Ind, where She has been att
tending college.
Miss Eaton aud Crjcud, Of Barnesviuc,
were the guests of friends i'm this city yes
terdav,
The VI Z. Church and Sunday school, of
Brilliant. will picnic at Delaney Grove.
to-day
VIM. Slayiu was fined 50 and costs yes
terday afternoon by Mayor Keller for dis
order
Thos. Marshall removed his family and
household goods TO Peuusy vauia ycster-
day.
George Moore ana Lew Inglemire will
rusticate In the country Tor few days
Mrs. Lucy Grays0n, who has been sick
for some time. is reported some better
The ElsOn Glass Works made several
large shipments yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

TuE carrying % deadly weapons is
entirely too common in Wheeling. 10
seems Co Doe the next thing to the m-
possible % enforce the law against &C.. as
the person who carries o. concealed
weapon g., rarely caught 40 &c until the
mischief the law scck, to prevent is
done. one DAVID PLATE Yesterday
without amy pro,ocatiou Whatever
whipped out revolver and
shot his sister. mf.ct.ng what
may prove fatal wound. Plate is in-
sane. though Doe was recently released
from the Weston asylum as cured. 1t
isdanccr0us enough to have sane people
going about with rcyoiyers ia their
pockets though man % good, healthy
mind viii not carry one without excel
lent cause-but the danger ismultipHed
huudred-fold when the posses>or Of
tbe weapon is imatic. ID our law
makers cam devise plan for al least
reducing the cyl Co minimum they
will Doe doing the community q great
service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ccivei by tine City Clerk of the City Of
Wheeling. at his office in thr Public Building
until August %, $50, al : p. m.. for furnishing
material Tor and erecting tAe whole or any part
OF % MAEKEr House. in the Fifth ward Of the
CITY of Wheeling bon accordance with the plans
and specifications to Doe seen at the office OF Arch
itrct Edward b. Franzheim. NO. 1928 Main
street.
Each proposal must De- accompanied by a
certified check f0r 500 to insure thc acceptance
of the contract, and the successful bidder will
Dee required to give bond 90 the sum % 5000 Tor
the faithful performance OF thc contract.
Proposals should he markrl Proposals fur
Fifth Ward MarSef House" The privilege is
reserved to reject amy Did or bid, not deemed
alyautaceou, fo the city.
THOMAS r. THONER.
City Clerk.
&. vs.. kRElrER,
Chairman Committee ou Markets.
aui2-i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

I MODERN HOUSE CONTAINING EIGHT
y Rooms. Bath etc; FUN Dot ~ feet front.
location very dee, irahlc. l2i South Pcun street
This property is in hr>i-class condition. and
viii b. sold Tor much less than 20 could Doe r.
placed fos TODAY.
Paying luycstment-The property ou south
west corner oi Broadway and Zane streets;
three dwelling houses; rents FOR about $50 pen
year. Price. $1,000.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron streets. two dwelling houses with
ground enough Tor third house Thi, proper
% is 100 such location that 10 will increase very
rapidly in value: 5000.
Seven roomed dwelling. iiG South Penn street
very desirable location. 5000.
fiye-roomei dive ling, i3l South Broadway.
4 New Double Frame House with all modern
Improvements. saCh containing seven rooms
pantry. bath etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

William Pitt Kellogg, of Louisiana.
has declared in favor of the Federal
Election law. Whether this will crafty
senator Hoar and Henry Cabot Lodge
is 10 matter of some little doubt. al
though they know that it's effect would
bc to restore statesmen Ike Kellogg go
thc ranks of the Republican party in
IlurrU-~
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BUILDING LOTS.

Lot i0Ni2O ON Huron street. just north OF VIZ
sinia street: price. $3.50
Lot ou Sou % Penn. Sc ALSO. price $1,000
Lot ON north side of Fourteenth street. 61XiOO
price. $50.
Lots ON east side OF Erie street old Fail
Grounds, SoXl9O; price. $50.
Lot on south side of Fourteenth street, east
end. SO per front foot.
Lots 5n Wabash street. good location. 3lNi0
price $50.
LOIS in Standardization, high ground. s0yls0
500 esch.
Lots on south end Of south Penn ST.. 9sXl9o
SiuO each.
Several small Frui; and garden farms. iu goo,
locations,
r n SAFFVIF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

So Paul Pioneer Prose, EspI
We tell the Senators plainly that the
party is in danger If they DO not aSSer
their right 90 save 10 from the tariff eN
trcmiSts Of the House. What the Re
publican party needs to-day above all
things else is "a few more rebels iu the
senate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

There is not section or a line In the
entire Mckinley bill that viii open mar
ket FOR another bushei OF wheat OF an
other barrel OF pork."-Frlw jluss @.
H'llrs-s Litter tl senator Frg-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16
Departing His Chance.

Swinburue iu one of hi, lates poems
advocates the assassination of the Car.
There is no doubt that lhe system which
the Car represents ought to De assassi-
mated But q man who writes uucom-
plimentary verses about kings can never
De- Poet Laureate0f England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

LIT Is DO OUR OwN REGISTRA-
rION. OUR OwN COUNTING. OUR OWS
CERrIFICATION. - Spt1tsr E,srs Pits-
t..rr q ffr-rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

QUAY says Thumbs mp, and down
goes thc force b.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

TAIN about your Douuybroob Fairs;
nome % them could hold candle
to tle racket Tina, is now in progress
within tbe Republican, party iu and out
of Congress. The leader, are 800 tan-
eIedup m 800 ia,erm.uab.e ,narl and
nothing bat lying legs and arms can be-
clearly distinguished. BrAlNE'- feet
arc planted DOB REEDS capac.ous stom-
ach. with both his handsiu MCKINLEY 5
hairs QUAY has REEDS ear between his
teeth and is sitting on HoAE while
REED has log apiece wrapped around
the neck, % BLAINE and PLUME and is
coughing at QUAY'- eyes. while Eo-
NrND- and >rooNEE and SHrENAN and
CAMERON and ALpmcu are dancing
around and banging d head wherever
they SEQ TO-. This is the slindy THAT
poor little Mr.. HARRISON views trem-
bling from che fence.
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Observation-Disclosures

Fug HOUSE OBJ DELEGATES.
A. D. GARDEN.
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN COBCORAN
ROBERT SIMPSON
FuE COUNTY CLEEK.
GEORGE HOOK.
FoE CIRCUIT CLERK
JOHN rs MITCHELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

I c. ORR. AGENT. HAVING on THE srH
- of August made an assignment 90 me for
the benefit of creditors. as such agent. of all
the stock of Wall Paper. Book Accounts, Nc.,
in store room No - Eleventh street parties
knowing themselves indebted will please make
immediate payment 90 MI orr. who Is author
ICED hy me- o. receipt for same aud close out the
stock Tor cash. Parties needing wall paper now
or soon hereafter. will DO well % make selection
from this ine stock n 10 must be sold az once
without regard 90 cost
J.. V. INGLEBRIGHl.
aul8f 10 a3tcg Assignee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

TuE Philadelphia Press wildly calls
on thc Senate to pass tho force bin over
MATT QrAY'~ Veto. The Press is an-
gereI into ierociou,ly ripping Che silent
Pennsylvania statesman up Che back n
au article published elsewhere in this
impression The Pres, is subsidized
uAmu~oN organ, and wc wonder t
little Mr.. n. g., responsible ior lbs attack
ODD Che head % thc Republican party.
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7 IST OF LETTERS

! IST OF LETTERS
Remaining DOE thr poJoilicc 1t Wheeling Obi,
county. vs.. Na.. saturday, August lflh. 1890 q,
obtain Amy of tue following. thr applicant must
ASK sos advertised letters, giving date,
LADIES.
br0clrr. Miss Jennie franklin. Miss Lena
Ford Mis-, Ella Martin. Miss Emma
Fields, Miss Matte Williams Miss AIDA
GENTLEMEN.
Bare. George IT, Hammond. Robert
Cones George kncpper. Robert
Dus6oy. Charley Lydick. John Il.
Fu-atc. Thos. Muchau. Cornelius d
Furnish. u. r.. Strcckln "a j.
Hayes. LN
FDHElCN.
T,rct Mis-, q. ivan. Gprgc.y
Wal6icui.r, Iochan ~
Vs. J. ~. COWDEN. J.. ".
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2lrru Advertisements.
4 ENCOURAGEMENT

Major J. Y. I. Rodgers will be candidate
Tor the nomination for the Office OF Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county. W. Va, subject
TO the decision Of the Ohio County Republican
Convention. au4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-16

SUNDANS-Lcaye at Z %. I'd. aud every hour 60
C. HIRSCH, Superintendent.
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THE NEWMAN MANUFACTURING co
BRIDGEPORT. ONO.
Manufacturers and Dealer, In the
NEWMAN MECHANICAL
ELECTRICAL WATCHMAES CLOCKS,
Hotel Communication,
Electric Supplies,
Burglar Alarms,
Call Polls Rattarias &yc

Repairing and construction OF Electrical work
iu all 10, branches. Estimates given on isolated
Electric Light Plants aud the construction OF
same. Fine model pattern and experimental
work 90 succiulfy.
TELEPHONE CALL 0SS. nulfetdb
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL

4.-,a WILBUR y. SMITH, rr,.r. I..r1.
auf.0wrtauif ff. 9s>e6. f2shr
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The Atchison Philosopher.

A man dislikes to admit that his
best is his best.
Everybody is patient with a man
the first day he is sick.
Every one who will stand it can
expect to be imposed upon.
The trouble is that the meanest
people have the longest memories.
The man who compels himself to
like the things he has to do is ge.
MUS.
Everybody thinks that everybody
else's misfortune is a punishment.
Those who themselves have the
least need of forgiveness are the
quickest to forgive.
Woman's hand may be pale and
delicate, but she can pick up hot
ter plate than a man.
The world is full of people who
knew something was going to happeu
after it has happened.
People don't care what your father
has been, but they are mighty par
ticular about your mother.
Every man believes that if the wo'
man who is a man-hater knew him
she would be a man-hater no longer
Every loafer imagines that if he
worked as hard as his industrious
neighbor he would succeed much
better.
With a woman it Isl struggle to
provide something for the inner man,
and with man it is an effort to pro.
vide something for the outer woman.
fyou ever had occasion to make
presentation speech, how much OF
it did you mean? But if any one
ever made you one, how true and
appropriate all he said !-Atchison
Globe.
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aOh. I1l taste de water,n brother

"Oh, III taste de water" brother
Fin replied, IAN den hopes you
will go away from yere an let us
worship in peace
He dipped up a gourdful of the
water. drank swallow, sthrew the
gourd down and heaved distressingly.
A commotion followed. Other broth
ers drank and gagged. The preacher
seized a cupful, drank, and had to
lie down. 1t would be impossible to
describe the scene that followed
Women threw up their hands in ter
ror, and old men stood and trembled.
One fellow, holder than the rest,
seized the bough of a thorn tree and
let in on the preacher. The false
prophet ran away, glad to escape
with his life.
Old Sandy was installed as pastor.
He lived high for few weeks. Then
an ugly secret leaked out. The old
rascal had discovered the source of
the Spout Spring and at timely
moment had emptied barrel OF
soap-grease into it. He was unmerci-
fully whipped with the thorn bough
that had been used on the Rev. Sam
Pitts, and shortly afterward, upon
conviction of having stolen hog,
was sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years.
The Rev. Sam Pitts will preach at
the Spout Spring next Sunday.
OpIR p. READ.
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A case came up in the court over
which Judge Brill presides in st,
Paul in which big colored woman
was a witness. She testified that she
had whipped her little boy very Sc.
verely, and as she went on with the
story of the exceedingly stiff beating
she had administered, the Judges
clear brow grew little darker, and
he interrupted her to ask if it had
been necessary to chastise the boy so
severely. The colored lady looked
astonished at the question. Gazing
intently at the Court, she inquired
"Jedge, was you eber de father of
a wuthless mulatter boy ?"
"No, no." said the Judge, hastily.
"Then, ledge, you don't know nut
fin about de case.
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Grains of Gold.

The secret of thrift is knowledge.
Kingsley.
Method will teach you to win time.
Goethe.
Time is the old justice that exam
ines all offenders.
An ounce of mother is worth a
pound of clergy.-Scotch.
Clemency is kingdoms best pre-.
server.-Marcus Aurelius.
The path of duty leads to the cas-
tie of happiness.-Anon.
Life should be measured by deeds,
not words.-Sheridan.
One trick needs great many more
to make it good.-Tillotson.
you do not hear reason, she viii
rap your knuckles.-Franklin.
Good and bad men are each less so
than they SEEMS. 7. Coleridge.
The only disadvantage of an hon
est heart is credulity.-Sir Philip
Sidney.
Some run headlong into danger
because they nave not courage to
wait for it.
Fortunes are made by taking OPP
portunities; character is made By
making them.
The way not to have any more ras-
Gals is not to grow any more rascals.
DR.. Holland
They only are poor who feel poor,
and poverty consists in feeling poor.
Emerson.
Tears bring forth the richness OF
our natures, as the rain sweetens the
smelling briar.
When we trade with virtue we do
but buy pleasure with the expense OF
time.-Feltham.
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BENEDTcTTE.


~ ,;fa FIR death, for veal or woe,
They give and take the token;
And nothing now
Can break the VOW
Their plighted words have spoken.
He is for her the man Of men,
Her choice divine and human;
And she the one
For him alone
OF all the world of women.
Each perfect in each others eyes
All noblest gifts possessing.
Oh, joy! oh, gain.
That aches to pain
With oyercrowded blessing!
Her heart will never know care
But his win bring the guerdon;
And when he signs
Her tender eyes
VIII charm away the burden.
Divinest love viii halye each loss
(For life must still be troGbled);
And through the bliss
OF word and kiss
Shall every JOY be doubled.
She yields for him her home and name
Her realm, in self-surrender,
He kneels to own
His heart her throne,
To rule with queenly splepdor.
Oh, foolish pirate Of gain or loss,
When each to each has given
Ungrudged the whole
OF heart, life, soul
All-all this side of Heaven.
fargaret j. Preston, IN Harper's Bdzai
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Recipes.

| Rice Fritter.-Thrcc tablespoons
of rice, four eggs, one teacuo of cur
rants, sugar and nutmeg to suit thu
taste; boil rice gently until swelled
dredge currants with -four; mix al
together thoroughly and fry.
Hermits.-0ne cup Of maple sugar
one-half cup each of butter and sour
cream, one egg, one-half teaspoonful
of soda, one teaspoonful each OF
cloves cinnamon and nutmeg, and
one cup of chopped raisins. Knead
as little as possible. Bake like cookies
Curried Eggs.--Heat pint of
milk add to it two teaspoonfuls of
curry powder, rubbed smooth in a
little cold milk (; let simmer, and
thicken with teaspoonful of corn
starch rubbed with the sauce of but
ter; boil six eggs hard, cut them in
slices and lay in the sauce; let them
stand over the fire until heated.
Mutton Chops Larded Beat chops
fiat and lard them with salt pork.
Put in saucepan, sprinkled with
minced onions, pepper and salt Cow
err with soup stock and let simmer
one hour thicken the gravy with
Drowned flour, add the juice of a
lemon, one spoonful of mushroom
catsup and wine-glass OF currant
jelly. Lay the chops in dish and
pour the gravy over.
Serving Bananas.-To make salad
of bananas slice half dozen and put
in dish with layers of as many
oranges also sliced. Over all squeeze
the Juice of a lemon and sprinkle
plentifully with powdered sugar
Serve very cold. Any delicate cake
baked in layers and put together
with layers of bananas sliced very
very thin will make choice dessert
The cake should be served with
sweetened whipped cream or it will
be too dry to be paltable.
Boiled Chicken with Oyster.-Pre.
pare the chicken as for roasting, add
ing chopped oysters to the stufiing
Put the fowl in tin pail, tightly
covered, and place the:pail in a pot
of cold water Boil for II or two
hours, as required. Make a gravy
| from the liquor in the pail. adding to
it some of the oysters. Take hall
dozen of the largest oyster cooked
until the edges curl and lay over the
chicken. Put over it little of the
gravy, and serve the rest in bowl
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New YORK AHEAD. - Hussle -
pullman, of Chicago, had an order
for parlor car the other day to be
done in forty-eight hours, and he got
it out. What do you think. of that?',
Flash.-"Friend o. mine in New
York had ten minutes to make a
train in recently, and he made it."-
Puck.
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A LITTLE HERo.-Loto knocked
his head against the edge of the
table without, however, being much,
if any, the worse.
"And you didn't cry?" asked his
fond mother.
emo p replied the little fellow,
"tbere was nobody round to hear
e.n-Le Rappel.
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COPYRIGHT 1890.

Trouble arose in the church. For
years the Pine Knob congregation,
folored, had been in a most happy
condition. The revivals had been
we'll attended, and the sisters had
houted with fervent lustiness but
ambition crept in and then the trou-
lie arose like poisonous vapor.
1t was old Sandy Bottomly's fault.
lie had grown jealous of the great
nd deserved popularity of the Rev.
i'm Pitts, and wickedly rebelled
gainst him. The truth is, old San
T. y wanted to give up his trade of
baking horse collars and devote him.
elf to the the ministry /; and, not
ontented with the prospect of break
hg away alone, he strove to create
issention and thereby lead num-
er of members away with him.
There had been low mutterings in
hreat of an outbreak when, one day,
be Rev. Sim Pitts met old Sandy in
be road.
"Good mornin', brur Sandy, good
ornin', sah."
II thanks you, sab, fur de sallyta-
pn," Sandy rejoined, taking off his
/ BIT and bowling.
"Whicher way is you gwine dis
light an beautiful mornin', brur
Indy 2"
"Gwine down in de heavy timber
bar / kin be by myself"
can how come, may l ax?"
"Ter 'mune wild de Lawd."
at is all right to 'mune wild de
wd at any time, but is dar any
ing special dat you has got on
n'?"
Nothin' dat needs ter consarn
a, sab"
But it is allus er pastors bust
+, Fs ter 'quire er bout anything dat
hsarns one o. his flock"
E ooh, doan you fret err bout de
PIX; de fock's all right. You jes
on now an tend to yo' own err
IS an eat de dominecker chicken
nl de red rooster an de angels food
s de sisters fix fur you."
Oh, vas, it is all right fur me ter
. de angel food,' the preacher
ckly retorted, "but l reckons dat
de el's food would be outen place
III you. Develed ham would be er
! t yo' size"
What do yo' mean by dat, sab 2"
oh, eff yo' doan know, wy ] KANT
} it. De Lawd amt called on me
furnish language an brains, too"
Oar you hit it," old Sandy ex-
OF med, shit it den, sho, fer de Lawd
called on yer er tall"
he preacher began to swell up
a toad.
ei' grabs yo' meacin' by de ha'r,
r. an l now sees dat de cat is dun
avy ped outen de tow sack. Fur some
wa Mr.. Sandy-ain't gwine to call
leu brur no mo-ole Satan has been
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A VIGOROUSLY unsafe bridge over
Buck creek in Springfield, Ohio,
gave way on Sunday last, precipita-
ting 100 people, who were witness
ing baptism in to the creek below,
four of whom will die.
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How He ANswERED.--Juag, :" And
what did the prisoner say wien you
told him that you would have him
arrested?'
Complainant-"He answered me-
chanically, Yer Honor
Judge-"Explain.'
Complainant-''He hit me ON the
head with hammer