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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Committed Suicide in Prison.

SAN RAFAEL, Gala, Nov. l. - Charles
Schmidt. confederate of the notorious
Sidney Bell, was found dead in his cell at
San Quentin prison this morning. Schmidt
was brought to prison yesterday. just be-
fore being photographed he placed piece
OF paper in his mouth. He then took =
drink of water. II is believed the paper,
which was folded, contained morphine.
The crime for which he was imprisoned
was tho shooting of prominent young
Hebrew, Samuel jacobson, over year ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Rayacelr of pralrle Tires.

MANpAN, N. D., Nov. 1..-Persons from
Oliver county tell of the severe experiences
farmera and ranohmen had with recent
prairie fires. More damage was done than
at frat supposed. Several thousand tons
of hay were lost. Large ranges were burned
and it is estimated that twenty settlers had
their homes and stables burned. John Day
and his flock of 400 sheep were oremated.
Three settlers named Nelson, Hunter and
Smith, lost their horses and cattle us we'll
as their buildings.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Bloot,shed Is Feared.

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. 1.-Alle, who shot and
killed Editor Bowman last summer, will
be taken from Jail and conveyed to Frio
county for trial. 1t is reported that much
ill-feeling exists, and if rumors are true,
bloodshed is imminent. Gov. Hogg has
ordered the state militia at San Antonio to
hold themselves ready to proceed to Frio
county at a moments notice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
OMMN's KenntMtiOn Damaged.

PlrrspURa, Nov. 1.-The Commercial Ga
zette'a Beaver special says: Senator Quay
hns instructed his counsel to commence
suit tomorrow morning in Philadelphia
against James Kerr. chairman of the del mo-
ages for libel and conspiracy to libel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Attaching a Big CONCERN,

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. Attachments
aggregating $70o,o0o, have been issued
against the Iron and Land company of Min
nesota. The corporation is composed
principally of Englishmen, and it is charged
the English holders have scheme to look
after their individual interests regardless of
the interests Of American holders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
A River I'm provement Congress.

KANSAS Cry, Nov. 1.-The Commercial
club of this city has called a convention to
meet here Dec. 15. to urge upon congress- 4
systematic Improvement of the Missouri
and the lower Mississippi rivers. Delegates
will be here from Montana, Colorado, Da-
kota, Iowa, Nebraska. Kansas, Missouri,
Illinois, kentucky, Tennessee. Arkansas,
Mississippi and Louisiana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Shot H,m.e,f Through the Head.

Nnw York, Nov. i.--Algernon Harner, 45
years old, formerly captain in the British
army, and of late in the employ, it is said,
of the English secret service. committed
suicide this afternoon in room at the
Victoria hotel by shooting himself through
the right temple. No cause is assigned for
the deed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
To Relieve the Famine.

PARIS, Nov. IA telegram received at the
Russian embassy here announces the issu-
anoe of ukase in Russia prohibiting from
to-day the expectation of all cereals except
ing wheat. The Russian Tovernment has
assigned another 32,000000 roubles to the
distress fund.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
The Internationa, Tne-of- War.

SAN Francisco, Nov. AT the tuc-of-
war last night Scotland defeated Canada,
thus scoring tho sixth consecutive victory.
Germany defeated Norway, and Denmark
easily walked away with Ireland. America
won by default from Norway, the latter re-
fusing to pull twice the same night. There
are now six teams left in the contest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Partially Won His Case.

Boston, Nov. 1.--Edward B. Welch has
scored a partial victory in his suit to re-
cover $3.50, 900 from Inventor Edison for
alleged breach of contract. The defenS>sut
made motion in the United States circuit
court to appoint an auditor to hear the
p'nintif' : claim, and the Judge has denied
tho motion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Spain Raises ~ Loan.

MADRID, Nov. l.-'rhe Rothsehilds will re-
new tho Spanish loan of 100000 900 and will
advance $50, 1000 900 in gold to the Bank of
Spain. The contract will be signed on
Wednesday next.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
The American Got the Best Of 1t.

CRY OF Mexico, Nov. 1.-At the mining
camp of San Pablo, near Busna Ventura.
Coahuilas there was a sanguinary battle
recently between John F. Moulton. an
American, and Antonio Ventura and Leo
nardo Rodrugues Mexicans. The Mexi-
cans fell upon Moulton with knives and he
defended himself with dagger. At the
conclusion Of the fight Ventura was dead
Rodrugues had four dagger wounds in his
body and Moulton was badly slashed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Looking for q Big Shake.

Cry OF MEXICO. Nov. John N. Con-
treras, the earthquake prophet at Guani-
juato, forecasts a trembling for either the
tween the Sth and 18th of November
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
A Strategic Conference.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-Grand Duke Alexandria,
of Oldenburg, chief military expert of Rus
sia, is taking part in strategic conference
now proceeding between French and Rus
sian officers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
ANOTHER MOVE EXPECTED.
Tho Trouble with the Tennessee Miners
Not Yet Quite Over.

NOt HNN UWWN VVtT,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. IA rumor la
current hero TO tho effect that secret un-
derstanding exists between the miners
throughout the state to liberate all convicts
working in the mines. In consequence it
is thought the next move will be in Oliver
Springs. Tracy City special to the Times
says the Brieeville miners resumed work
tered, The majority fleeing to ths noun
tnins of Kentucky. Tho matter has ere
nted Rrent excitement here and the out
como il looked forward to with interest
The failure of tho legislature to adjust tho
difficulty is the foundation for the present
lawlessness, and the public IL very indig-
nant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Cardinal Lnvigerie Ill.

PARIS, Nov. 1.--Cardinal Lavigerie is SER
iously i'll at Alaiers. The pope has sent his
blessing to the cardinal.
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Tell Out of the yVin,low,

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. Mrs. Lucy
Todd Gilbert, mother of Bishop Gilbert,
was found dead yesterday morning, lying
in pool of blood in front of the bishops
residence. 1t is supposed she got up in the
night and as she was very feeble, being rs
years old, fell out of tho window.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
A Niurdorer and "A suicidc.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-.Deteotives at Fort
Lee, N j., have pssitively identified the
body of the suicide found Saturday at
Edgewooa, N. j., us that of VIM. Miller,
who brutally murdered Minnie Rhsin-
hauser of this city, on Friday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Prohibition Is Cons titut,onn,.

BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. by a decision
filed yesterday the supreme court sustains
the prohibition law in every particular.
The case was the noted one of John Haas,
of Fargo. and tho only question OH appeal
was that of the constitutionality Of the
law.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
/ ! 1laz s;s7;i;, R'S
119-121
North Main Street.

Ills W6oh-dI1Cl AZ LAS OCOPpSQs
38 cents each;
Two for 75c;
Unlaundried Shirts
hnd good ones. Scour tho country
pver and you will find no better
or 76c. each. We have one hun
bred dozen, and want to clear them
put in the two days we will run
he shirts at these prices.
Mail orders will be honored at
his price for a week.
City sales limited to two days.
Positively no moro than six will
be sold to any individual custom
pr, and none will pass our door
until paid for.
They are excellent goods, good
Muslin. 1000 Linen, Linen Collar
md Cuff bands, reinforced Back
ind Front, full cut, seams filled,
md worth double the money.
We want to set people talking,
md we just think nothing is SO
Ept to do it as to offer goods at
lbout half their value, and that is
What we are doing.
1t is our advertisement.
When the good ladies come in to
buy their husbands these bargains
We would ask them to look at our
Boys Department 1--WE have
lone ourselves proud" and the boys
know it. We have not only the
FINEST STOCK IN HELENA,
put we name
CLOSEST PRICES IN HELENA.
We have a line of Rays Washed
6atinetts and ask the attention of
aides (who have boys that are not
IS particular as they shonld be) to
he fact that we quote them at
80 and $500 suit in sizes to
o IA. Another novelty we show
a Chiffon Cheviot at 81. Ladies,
you can't afford to pass them.
We are dwelling principally on
pecialties in all the departments.
n the headwear we call particular
Attention to the
AILl1LIS lila NVC clIS
SOLE AGENTS in Helena. .
Now it is a recognized fact in
ashton centres that the Miller is
he only hat. 1t is the proper thing,
Ind all the authorities on fashions S
vhirns obey Miller's commands on
what to wear for the head. The
others are not in it. They are back
humbers. They have served their
ine had their day, and now have
been relegated to the top shelf.
MILLER IS THE PROPER
THING,
hnd if you want to be dressed styl-
shly you must come to US and buy
bis hat. We have them in all
Styles of Derby, and two blocks of
FillS goods.
JAROS' UNDERWEAR
Have you seen it2 If not put
honey in the purse and take a
ook.
1T IS GREAT
Jaros' Hygienic Underwear is
49, Aoo%@Ae VI yOGAAo III k1GaC1SA1I
study, applied to practical personal
fo1nfort. We ain't sufficiently sci
fntliic to state all it can and
oes do, but if you will ask for
% we will furnish you, free OF cost,
he treatise on it's application and
manufacture, and a careful pc
|usal will cause you to wonder
bow you tver managed to get
long without it,
LOTS OF SPECIALTIES.
We have not the time or space to
numerate, but since we have been
n our new quarters we feel the
benefits of our change, with the
bonn to display our immense stock
the largest, and certainly the
{neSt in Montana. The increase in
he volume of our business is no
flceable and gratifying, and to
hose who have helped, by their
katronage, to swell this volume of
business, we extend our heartfelt
hanks, and assure them we will
BSe our utmost efforts to please
Ind thereby inert a continuance
ii tavo1s.
LOOK OUTl
Something else will drop next
week.
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Cnndiutnr nIshnn nr Naw MIrxIrn.

BAnrlMoRn Nov. l.--Most Rev. DR.. j. L.
Chappell, was consecrated this morning as
coadjutor to Archbishop Nalpoints, Of
Santa Fe, N. NJ, aud bishop of Arabisso,
Asin Minor
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
Denth of Minister carter.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-P. A. p. Carter, min
lister OF the United States from Hawaii,
died here this morning at the Everett
house.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
A Collision of English and Portuguese.

"A Collision of English and Portuguese.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Portuguese mail boat
from East Africa has arrived at Marseilles
and reports recent collision between Eng
lish and Portuguese soldiers at Lorenzo,
Marques, in which two were killed and tif-
teen injured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
La Crime in Costa RIca

SAN JOSE, Costa Ricn, Nov. IAN cpl
demic resembling la grippe has attacked
many persons here.
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They want to Be with tho People.

IEouMsEI, Ont, Nov. la strong branch
of tho continental union, whose object IL
political alliance with the United States
was formed here last night.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
DARING BANK ROB BEERS.

They Force tho Cashier to 90 to the Bank
and Open the safe.
OMAHA, Nsb., Nov. IA special from
Homer, Neb., says the State bank was
robbed this morning by two masked mon
OF S1.GGo. The robbers went to the cashiers
residence and compelled him, at the point
OF II revolver, to accompany them to the
bank and open the safe, after which they
gagged and bound him. The robbers es-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-22
DISPOSiNC OF A WITNESS.
shady Practices Of shystsr Lawyers I,
Win Their CaSes

Shady Practices Of shy.tsr LAWYERS II
Win Their Cases.
Il don't see how we are going to
get around that wOman's TESTIMONY. y
said the first shyster lawyer.
What's the matter?" asked his
partner.
81 have reason to know that she'll
tell straightforward story that welt
find it hard to drsprOve."
Then we'll have to attack her
character" said the partner. That
always takes with jury"
But her character is excellent
Cant you discover anything shady
in her past life9"
Not thing"
20 well, perhaps its better so. Z
excites and rattles good woman mor4
than it does bad one and that's what
we want"
But the judged" protested the first
shyster.
%, hang the judge. Well make
no direct attacks-just do it by infer
ence, you know. and they always per-
nit that"
But she can disprove any state
ment We make"
The partner looked disguised.
Statement. Statement" he or
claimed. who's going to make q
l guess you never prac-
ticed In the police courts did you?
There's no use giving her a chance to
disprOve anything. I'll cross-examine
her. and ask her if she didn't secure q
divorce from a former husband in
1884. That'll maker her mad, and
she'll begin an indignant denial Then
III tell her to answer Yes or No.
and it will rattle her worse than ever.
She'll finally answer No. and I'll ask
her If she's sure. When she gets Of.
'ited over this I'll say. Oh. all right
Ill right was afraid it might have
clipped your mind. Let it drop.'
That will break her up worse than
'ver but I'll drop the SUBJECT and ask
Ter If it is true that she eloped with
Ter fathers coachman when she was
q years old That will settle her
ure and A. won't give her a chance
o say more than Yes or No. the
ury will be convinced that there Is
wrong. Moreover. she'll
q so excited and mad by this time
hat she'll be practically at our mercy
nd the force Of her evidence broken"
"And her reputation ruined"
but We will win the case"
We'll Of course. that's what we're
ired for"
They shook hands over the compact
nd the shyster was afterwards quoted
saying in political speech that the
reat fault with the judicial system Of
le country was the difficulty expert
iced in getting respectable women to
Ike the witness stand in trivial cases
e couldn't account for it except ON
10 theory that they hadn't the desire
see justice done that men had
hicago Tribune.
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SECOND DAY,

The sheriff gave the old cry, 20
Yes q. Yes !" etc, promptly at on
thirty AMI Judge Ryland was ready
for business.
"Call the states witnesses Mr.
Clerk" said Prosecutor Longan.
All answered but f. c. Gibson.
Longan-State is ready.
Jackson-Bet'er find out if The
panel Of forty jurors are here.
The jury was called and all an
swered except Joseph B. Gorrell.
A voioe-He is in town.
MIR. GOrrell came to the front and
answered.
The attorneys for the defense re-
tirei to an adjacent room for the
purpose of consultation.
Ten minutes elapsed
MIR. jackson came into court and
handed the attorneys for the state q
type written document and then the
other batch of lawyers filed out of
court TO consult.
Judge W. S. Shirk appeared to-day
as one Of the attorneys for the state.
The States attorneys came into
court first followed Immediately by
the defense.
MIR. jackson addressed the cour;
and sid the witness Shipley had been
located, but he WIS of the opinion
that The defense Was reasonably
sure Of securing his attendance in
time to serve their purpose, hence Eve
announce ready"
The State had eight challenges to
NIKE from the panel of forty and the
attorneys retired fer that purpose.
Alter an absence of thirty miru'e s
the attorneys came into court aud |
b landed The list OF the panel to the |
Judge. He did not take it, but di. |
rected Mr.. Lougsn to hand to the de.
PENDANTS attorneys.
Mr.. Jackson took The paper end
went into an adjoining room followed
BY the other attorneys for the defense
III the ueIenudLt.
After an absence of about an hour
he defendants attorneys came into
'ou't and the names OF the jury to
ny the cause was read as follows:
Chss. NJ. Sellers.
VIM. K. Robinson.
VIM. A McKeehan.
VIM. l.. Ferguson. |!
VIM. NJ. Berry.
VIM. P. Sellers. L
Jno. w. Menefee. II
Calvin J. Clingsn. |;
ThOs. H. Fnris.
Clifton Woods.
Chas. o. Hess.
Richard N. Lower. 3
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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j. c. Walker was excused because

| ). Y. Walker was excused becaus'
he belonged ia the fire department
de run the pumps IL hours each day
at the waterworks.
Jesse Reed-Excused because BIZ
was . road overseer.
Attorney Jackson asked a number
of the panel if they were members o.
the Elks and also asked several il
they had heard p. D. Hastain':
speech at the lodge of sorrow held by
the Elks.
j. K Barrett was opposed to CAPT
tai punishment. Excused.
John l.. Benz amin said his memory
was SO bad that he thought be could
not serve on the jury.
Court-Oh. never mind your
memory.
AdoIph Riecke, T. H. Kehoe, Ell.
Shu,tz and Brent Smith were excused
because they had formed and express
ed an opinion regarding the guilt
or innocence of the defendant.
Court-Mr. Sheriff, l want you to
grease the chairs the jurors occupy.
They a'e making q nose that is un-
bearable.
An attornoy-[iu Whisper Then
sand the chairs to keep the jury from
slipping out.
Chas. w. Fris:oe asked to be ex.
cused because his daughter is to be
married on the 16 h inst. and he
would Ike to be pre- sent.
The court excused Mr.. Fristce wi
satisfied smile upon his Ii as if i,
were pleasure to add to lis pleasure.
And Mr.. Fristoe walked out of
court, proud father and a prospec-
tive faith .r-in-law.
Ira Hinsdale, G.. w. Galbreath.
Judge Bailey, B. H Offutt, j. NJ
Ofield, NJ. S. Ayers, j. II. DOYLE
and Frank Rose were excused be- |
cause they had formed AMI expressed !
an opinion as to the guilt or limo.
cence OF the defendant.
The names Of the panel of frtv,
from which the jury of fw I've TO try
The case are t, be lected we're then
called up and instructed to talk to no
'ne or among themselves abou, the
,ase and read no newspapers accounts
hat might be published in the in
ERIN. Their nam, ale as follows
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BRIEFS.

! Judge Heard occupied a seal
within the bar to-day.
The daily press Of the city had
reporters st the trial to-day. 1t i, q
case of wide spread interest.
During the continuance of the
trial Sheriff Smith will lodge and
board the jury in the court house.
Sheriff Smith has posted printed
cards on the doors on which is the
following legend: shut the door
gently
When the man with q Door
memory answered to his name q emile
played on the countenances of the
attorneys.
Dad smith, by direction of Sheriff
Smith, put castor oil on the chairs ss
suggested by the court. Time will
tell the effect.
While the attorneys we're con.
sulting. Judge Rylsnd left bis seat
and went into the audience and
snapped stories with John j. Lamm.
THIRD DAY DEC II.
Court opened this morning at 9:15
and the jury was ordered to Be
brought into court.
Prosecuting Attorney Longan read
the indictment to the jury, after |
which Judge Shirk made q It .tement |
to the jury Of what the state expected
to prove in the course of the trial.
Mr.. Lamm, on the part of the de-
fendent made a state ment giving in
great detail what the evidence would
be from the stard point of the de-
tense. Mr.. Lamm said that il would
be shown that Price was the aggresspr
and in the fatal ARRAY first struck the
while he was seated in the
car.
The witnesses for the state to the
number Of ten were called to the bar
and sworn. The first witness who
took the stand was
DIR. W. C ovERsTREEr.
81 am a doctor and was coroner of
Petiis county on the 9th of November,
$50. Saw 7. B. Price on that night
It Hotel Sicher. He had a gun shot
vound in the abdomen. The bullet
vas cut out the next morning of the
muscles in the back next to the skin.
he wound was necessarily fatal. The
Juliet passed through one OF the in. :
estines, and tbrou ;h the right lobe /
f the liver" |,
[Witness produced the bullet which
aused the wound and handed same g
D Judge Shirk /
Sol. Price died about IL o'clock r
. M, Nov. Z. His death was from 4
ne effect of the wound" lw
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
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@-AEsYkA0Yca can get valuabl secret that
Cost me 500. aud rubber shield for 20 cents.
Mrs. v. N. APP. CO.
no 81: 9th SIkEkLs ST. LOUIS, MO.
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| NLllam Courtney. John A Fisher.
Frank Landmanl. Julius A PIandiu.
Thomas Hopkins. J.hn W Men. fee.
Chail.s N Sellers. Calvin J Clingsn.
John n Reed Emmett E B,nldin.
Willis E Taylor. Thomas H Farr,s.
William 5 Sneed. Charles w McAnircb
Andrew l. Mann Clay K Gorrell.
VIM Il n binson. Daniel Brummett.
VIM A McKechan. Clifton Woo,s.
nnes u Berry. Charles o Hess.
VIM H Wintrey. William VIII,
San.1 A Meniz 4. Rich.rd n Lower.
VIM L Ferguson. Charles W Hedges
VIM N Berry Joseph Settles.
Vim P Sellers Alexander G H.roea
Joseph GorrelI. B.ni,min d Ci.,k
fatrick d Longan. William o Powell.
John NJ Durril'. William / Psce
John L B:njsmin. Robert N Bard.
NOTES.
The case is being heard in the
criminal court room.
ID. II. Smith was excused from
the panel be cause he was sick and
confined to bis room.
The panel Of forty are of the most
citizens of Pettis county.
A good lot of men to select twelve
good men from
Col. Joe Higgins, the sged
father of the defendant is constantly
in court watching the proceedings
With an active interest.
The ante-mortem statement of
he deceased Thos. B. Price that has
never been given to the public will
be brought out during the
rial.
Congressman BIZ Stone of Ne.
ada was expected to take hand as
IN attorney for the state, but he has
lot materialized.
-Jackson & Montgomery, Sancree
Z Lamm. q. w. Barnett Of this CITY, |
nd Pope Higgins of Sweet Syringe,
re attorneys for the defendant. 1t |
a strong team.
Geo. A. Longan prosecuting at
'rney and w. D. Steele are attor. |
eva for the state. They kept the |
her fellows busy watching them |
esterdsy.
The excuses of the gentlemen
no desired to be excused from jurv
lty were various and wide spread. One !
an said be had a bad memory and
,other that there was q miscarriage
his family.
The court, before adjourning
onday night charged the panel Of
r'y all to be in court at 1870 D. M,
'ednesday. 1t would be a practical
ke if the juror who complained of a
'or meniery would forget what the
urt had told him.
p. D. Hastain's speech at the
ige of sorrow of the Elks in this
y, on the 9Th inst, may pay a 1
ointment part in the Higgins trial. q
number Of the panel were interro- '
ted if they heard the speech and if '
~ were members of the order of n
ks and also the effect of that speech !
their minds b
Hopkins wanted to get .
the panel becau:e there was a
dding in his neighborhocd and it
8 quite necessary for him to be = !.
esent. The judge told him that the u
de and groom, also the parson
uld be present and that would be !,
'ugh to make the union legal. ~