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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-11

Circnt court for the county OK WISE on
the 9Th day Of f.brnary, 1892. In Va
cation
Tlruston, Trustee,
against { In Cnancery.
". l.. Patterson, et al.
The object Of this suit is To recover Judge
ment against w. A. Ilcnwool and Jas. Fry IN
the sum of 500, with interest from September
%. 1889. and costs, and oil q. l.. Patterson in
the sum OF S333 49, and interest from said date,
and from w. Y. t,uodloc. VI. p. LipScomb and
Ellen Mccarthy, Trustee in the sum OF $66.G6,
with interest from said date, (sald last two
sums being part of the first above mentioned,)
and to enforce the same By personal decree
and by foreclosure of the vendor lien reserved
in a deed dated Sept. %, 1889, from Big Stone
| Gap Improvement Company, and Il. G. Bal
lard Tlruston, Trustee to ". a. IIcnwOod on
lot II and the North half Of lot IL, Block A,
Improvement Company's Plat No. |, ;" in the
town Of Big Stone Gap, Va, and affidavit hav-
ing been made that JAS Fry is a nonresident
of this State, and that the cestuis que trust OF
Ellen Mccarthy. Trustee under deed dated
Sent. 10, 1890, from ". p. lipscomb are I'M
known. all of whom are parties defendant here
in the said defendants are required to appear
within fifteen days afterdue publication OF this
order, in the clerks office of our said court
| at rules to be holden there for, and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests. And it is
ordered that Il copy of this order be torthwitt
published once IL week, for !oursuccesslve
weeks. in the BIG STONE PosT, Il newspaper
printed in the town of Big Stone Gap, in The
county of Wise, and posted at the front door OF
the courthouse Of said county, on the first da}
of the next County Court for the Said county
after the date Of this order.
copy-TeSte: }. E. Lips, Clerk.
Buli!t g. Mcdowell, p.q. 2-26-4t
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LOT FOB SALE.

Pursuant to decree rendered Dec. ~,
1891, in the .chancery cause pending in
Wise circuit court Of Thruston, Trustee
VS.. J. 3. +. Mills ct al, the undersigned
will between II and II o'clock a. Ii. on
March 18th. 1882, on the premises
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, Lot Is Of block 80, Improvement
Co.'s Plat No. l." which lot lies ut the
East corner of West Third street and
WyandUtte avenue, in the town Of Big
Stone Gap, Va, upon the following terms
sale: One-third cash, balance in two
equal insiallments in Gand II months
with interest, to be evidenced by pur-
rhasers non -negotioable notes. Title 10
be retained until full payment and future
order Of court. H. C. MCDOWELL, IN.
Special Com.
In the clerks Office Of the circuit court
Of the county Of Wise:
Thruston, trustee,
against In chancery,
j. B. +. Mills, ct al, Defs,
/, j.. E. Lipps, clerk Of the said court
do certify that the bond required Of the
Special commissioner by the decree rend-
cred in said cause OH the 18th. day OF De-
cember, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand rs clerk OF the
said court, this Both day Of January. 1872.
Tesic--J. i. Lips, clerk. 3-29-2t
is to be hoped that Mr.. Hampton will find
something to bis liking here.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of III, Circui,
Court for the County % Wise o:i tie 9Th day Of
February, 1892 In Vacation
Th.us,on, Trustee.
against In Chanccry
McRery, Trustee.
The object OF this snit is tn recover judgement in
the sum OF $500 will interest from january II, 1889,
against j. +. Mills, II. +. Fox, W. f. Harris and b.
IL Hardin and to enforce the same By persona. decree
and by foreclosure OF the vendors lien reserved IN
deed dated January rs 1889, from Big Stone Gap I'M
provement Company and r. L. Ballard Thrus;on,
trustee to J. g. T. Mills on lots !, ,, ), >, aud S,
Bloc: Co. H. II ard IL. Block rs: aud 10, Block 30
Improvement Company's Plat No. IL in the town
OF Pig Stone Gap, Va, ard affidavit having been
made That r. ". NcRcry. lrustee. r. W. &cRery- f.
r. Samuel, Jro. f. Abraham. and C. ". Goodpaster,
parties defendant tcr-n are non-rcsidents OF this
State the said defendants required 10 appear with
in lifeen days after dre publication OF this order III
the clerk Office al said court, III rulcS To be hold
IN there for, and 10 what is necessary 20 protect their
Interests And il s ordered tiat.a c"iy Of this order
hc forthwith published wceh for four Success
i've wcek in the Zig Stone Fusr newspaper printed
in the town ui Pig Sonc Gap. il tic coan.y Of Wise,
aud pos ted al m tsolit door n the courthouse OF said
county. CT the s1 day OF the Nt count: co;rt for the
said county after 'il. date OF i!it order.
A c5py--re,.s: j. Z. LIPS. Clerk.
BulIi.t 4 Mcdowell y. @. 2-2u-}t
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x7IH6Iy iii lie Clerks Office 81 the circui
fsuurtGt the County OF W Isees tie c2;.is day
Ia1r,iaiY 1892 l1f gncRfinri.

JANUARY iSJ2. In vacation s
Thraston, Trustee,
j. B. Carlisle et III.
THE object OF this sliit lis to rcover against
IT. s. Beverly j. 3. tarlise, J.. a.. Kelly Is. T. Con-
way the unknown heirs ieyisees snd persona! repre-
sertntises Of " ii. Eifsey. decf., w Fox, DR., ana
IL +. Fox III the sum af $is3..i3 With
interest from June %, lSs9,and To Ell
force the sn me by personal decree and by fer-
closure Of the lien reserved ID deed from Big Stone
Gap 1uproye Company e. r. c. ballard Thrnston,
Trustee to ~ Beverly on lot Is Block 70, mprore
mcni Co.'s Plat No Is. in the tow'nof Dig Stone Cap
Va, and affidavit having been made that j. b Carlisle
j. a. Kelly, Is. T. Conway. and T. c. Rutherford are
non-residenis that the heirs, eyisees Il personal
representatives Of W. FL Liiseg. decd are itklown
the said defendants are required to appear
within Is days after due publication OF this
order, in the clerks Office OF onr said court
ut rules 10 be holden therefor, aud do what is neces
sary To protect their interests. And tits ordered that
copy OF this order be forthwith published once week
for four successive weeks. in the BIG Stone Posi-,
new paper Printed in the tpwnof Big Stone Gap, in
the county OF Wise, aud postedat tie front door OF
the eoar house of said county, the first day OF the
next Conn;y Court for said county after the date OF
tili. order.
copy--Tcste: J. +. Lips, Clerk.
Bye. T. .Addingtou D. G
RriMTr l. McDowfI. - O.. 2-2S-iu
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One of che 1905" for viii.

& Wssnlssrox, Feb, 26.-As an illuslra-
ton of the grayitation of political forces
toward Senator Hill, Col. John W.Wolitz,
editor of the Virginia Free Lance, one OF
the Immortal 306" who voted for Gen.
Grant at the Chicago Convention Of 1880,
and who has supported the Republican
party ever since, announces in his issue
to-day that berenfter he viii follow the
banner of Gov. Hill in the event Of his
nomination..
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SAM CLAWS LATEST.
He. Attempts Suicide with Morphine, but
Repents and is Rescued from Death

He Attempts Suicide with Morphine, but
Repents and is Rescued from Death.
LEXINGTON, KY, March Young Sam
Clay, son of Sam Clay, Sr., attempted to
commit suicide ut his brothers. home here
hast night by taking six grains Of mors
prime. He too,s the drug about 8 o'clock
aud all hour afterwerd be admitted to his
luther that he had taken it, An emetic
Was given and tue young unn was kept
walking until 4 O'clock this incoming,
sImhen he was pronounced ont of danger.
Young Clay has gained much notoriefy4
sby his connection iith the American
wiring machine Company md other es-
.capades. His friends believe him to be
insane and he Will pssrably be sent To-
the asylum He is reiated TO the noted
Clay fafniii Of sBunrbpn county, anil until
recently was eonsiaered b promising
yonEg man.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Pursuant TO decree recorded Dec. u,
1891, in the Chancery cause pending in the
Wise Circuit Court, Of rhruston Trustee,
VS.. II. q, w. Skeen, ct. al, the undersign-
.ed5wili, on
March ISL 500
between 10 and ii O'Clock, y. m, on the
premises, eell at public auction to the nigh
est bidder -.
Lot 10 Block 80,
Improvement Co.'S P!atNo. ," onthc
following TEnss OF SnLE:
One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months. with interest, purchasers TO give
mon negotiable notes therefor, t tie to he
fpetained until full payment made and cost
Said lot lies ON the South corner OF
North Boulevard and East I'd street.
II q. MCDOWELL, Jn.,
Special Commissioner.
In.the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of the comfy of Wise
Thrustep, Trustee, Plaintiff,
against
S. A. w. Skccn, et al, Defendants.
/, ". II. BONL, Deputy Clerk of the said
Court do certify that the bond required Of
Special Commissioner By the decree rem
dered in the said cause on the 2lst day Of
December, 1851, has been duly given.
GiyeD<nnder my hand as Clerk of the
said court, This Both day Of January, let2.
Teste- W. II. BOND, ID. c.
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He was Conscientious
lTexas Siftings

Editor You say you wish this poem
TO appear in mr. paper anonymously"
Would be Contributor. "Yes; don't
want any name to it,"
"Then can't publish it,
.sWhy not?D
Because am conscientious about this
matter. don't want an unjust suspicion
to fall upon some innocent person"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-11

ALL the indications are that Big Stone
Sap will have a prosperous Spring and
Summer. There is no other town in The
South where labor is more in demand and
where better wages arc paid. No man
need be idle here, there is abundance OF
work for all who will work. One great
trouble, however, is the scarcity Of houses
in which laboring men can live. There is
no better opportunity for investment in
the countrythan4to put money in houses
right here in Big Stone Gap. They will
rent readily at return Of fifteen or wen
ty per cent. on the capital put in I he
houses and lots.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-11

THg Norfolk and Western Railroad COM
ypany is -doinga good work in advertising
the resources of Southwest Virginia.
Were the other railroads of the State do
ing one-half Of this kind Of work that the
N. u w. is doing the increase of porula-
tion in the State would be beyoSd the ex-
pectation of the most hopeful.
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CHASE. KIscAID, who has just returned
from o 800 mile Southern tour,says that
he found Hill clubs being organized in
most OF. the Southern towns,but he didn't
hear Of any other kind of-clubs being or
gapized.
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THERE has been good deal said here
lately about organizing company to hold
Fair and Local Exposition this Fall
The Posr heartily favors the movement
and believes that it can be made success
fu. Such Fair would be something
entirely new for this immediate
section and would. Of course, attract
great deal of attention. 1t wou;d he the
means Of collecting display of our re-
sources that would be of great benefit to
us in making good exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. Such Fair held in Big
Stone Gap would have an immense back
country to draw upon--almust of all the
border counties of Eastern Kentucky and
Southwest Virginia would participate and
the display could be made one that would
surprise the outside world. With such n
large district to draw from the crowds at
tending would be very large and tie
scheme would doubtless pay well from its
start Anyhow the the thing is worth
considering, SO letus get together, talk it
over and sec what can be done.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-11

IT BEGINS to look as if the touret Sena-
tor Hill through the South viii be one
continuous ovation. From al over The
South invitations are pourins.ia Npon that
distinguished Senator to visit the various
cities Of this section The Kentucky leg
isature has passed a resolution urging the
Senator to address that body. The !egis-
latye council Of Memphis are clamorons
for his presence in that city. Birmlns
ham, Knoxville, johnson City, Merldien'
Admission. Columbus and man. other
Southern cities have seat him cordial IN
vitations to accept their hospitality. The
desire for Democratic success is deeply
mbcddcd in the southern heart and this
tiockng 10 the standard of Hill is.but the
natura! outcome of that desire.
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ates, appie pie and cold coffee; four min
.,tes, slapiacka and coffee; five minutes,
.ready cooked sauaages aud mashed pota-
toes; SIX ,ninutes. fish-bnIls and hash,
seven minutes, cold roast beef-and 50 on.
II fell you we work ON springs all the time. &
Ant; the waiter rushed off to Eerye another
customer who appeared to be in hurry.
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s|NIl lor
HOUSE AND 10

PURSUANT 10 es.re' 7
1891 IN thu eh .cH i
wise circuit coWi % y
Gap, - Z. VI iiai'n''' ;.
viii. between u ~ .
March IS, 1872
at pubic aucilo 10 Us
a lot described !.
feet fronting oil '!e ~ =,
st. between Gill aa'
the same being &. .oi'a.
Block t., ".mpso'sD w.
No. II ~ The ipoa -
a, ANA neNf sao''
toned not Dcius 4 sd
isty said decree .'?
feet fronting ~ he. % :
rs feet on GiIig a1sga',.
~ lot. 1918 h!oca H."
al the West cosnrfei -
and said City afeoiF'
handsome t"o-4l''
Brick DweiIinS
known as the III ran.
following Terms q ~.
TO pay a.! costs oi.'
due OF tic 30; H.
six months, Win '''~ ;.
give non-nesoiia!,'' A..'
soaal security.
full payment and ia.-', +,
II. c. MeDoN Ell
In the click, oil %
Of the county OF " ~
Bank OF Biz Sione '''''
Plaintiff,
against r. V,
f. NJ. Hardin, e, 81 Pc =
|, j. Il. Lipps, t'',' !
do certify that the 'oI ~
Special Commission ..
aered in said canss q
December, 1891, lia' oF -
Given uuder my ". :,
said court, this 3Vsn ~ I,
3.292s Teste~' :
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ITnooKs as il Cleveland would get the
Rhode Island delegationtin the National
Democratic Convention.
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the Clerks Office Of th
OF the comfy Of Wise

Subscribe for the Post. II IL only Sl.@5
for t,rflDemonths and one dollar EACH for
elatbs consisfing of fre or more.
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Z JIRGINlA. 81 The clerks Office of the
Circnit Cpur. for the county OF Wise on
The 9Th day Of f.brnary, 1892. In Va
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of III, Circus
V Court Cor the County u MiSc o.. tie 9Th dav o.

Rrl11rr 4 McDowf1. p a. 2-2s-iti
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RoREIGN JoTrrNGs.

Emperor William has arranged 70
start on 4 months whaling trip on
July 8.
The subscriptions for testimonial
to the jockey, JOHN Osborn, already
exceed $4,000.
Young Peel. the son of Sir Robert
Peel. has just returned from Monte
Carlo with Mrs. Langtry and $4,000,
the balance 81 his winning at the gam
ing table.
The British National Society for the
Prevention u Cruelty u children,
which brought Mrs Moatagu 70 JUS
tee, isfrippled for money.
St. Petersburg newspapers announce
that the prohibition Of the export d
corn will be maintained until Septem-
Der /.
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ouR warm WORKS.

Previous to 1874 the citizens Of Mar
tinsbusg realized more and more each
succeeding year the necessity Of water
works; 50 early in that year, machin-
cry costing eighty thousand dollars
was purchased from the Holly Manu-
featuring Company. Of Lockport, n.
VI, and il has proved i jndieious in
vestment to which hnndreds will testi-
~.
AT the present time between 310, 900
aud 100000 gallons 81 water are con-
sumed IN our city every twenty-four
hours. Boiling spring furnishes this
amount, but should occasion arise that
a greater amount be required, Meadow
Spring viii be used in conjunction
and, if necessary, a million gallons can
be supplied in the time stated above,
The water Of both is the purest and
clearest TO be found in any Of the
States and 10 quaif this God-giver
beverage on warm summer day i
truly a delight accorded to every one
Leaden cemen ed pipes convey watel
to every part Of the city. The suppl,
is entirely controlled by an engine
Since established Mr.. ]. NJ. Shaffel
has had charge and has administered
to the wants Of all to the satisfaction
Of our people.
Finally the convenience Of having
water in the building is best aprrecia
ted by those who in former days hal
recourse to the time honored tow
pump.
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yrRaINIA sNAr snors.

AT Radford Thursday night Luther
Brown interfered to prevent a fight
between Spiller Foster and his son, r.
B. Foster, when the latter knocked
Brown down and then crushed his
skull with stone. Brown lived but a
few minutes.
Giles c. Courtney, who was lieu
tenantlin Courtney's Battery during
the late war, died Friday.
W. C. Merchant, for many years en-
gagged in the mercantile business at
Manassas. died last week in Fairfax
county, aged eighty-four years.
In Roanoke, Saturday, J. R. Hocka-
day and Carpenter Jones had a diff
Guilty, and Jones fired at Hockaday
with a pistol, the ball taking effect in
the nose and injuring both eyes.
At the republican primaries in
Wheeling, W. Va, G. 3. Hart, the
administration candidate for delegate
the Minneapolis convention, secured a
large majority Of the delegates.
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A WEST VA. STORY.

e = r
During recent session Of a West
Virginia Court darby was tried for
cutting white man with razor. His
counsel wished to prove that the white
man was the aggressor and that the
darby was physically unable to defend
himself without weapon. Being duly
sworn, Uncle Jim" was asked whether
he had ever been injured in any way.
Yes, sab. =
Tell the jury all about il"
well, sab, it was down in Chat
'noogy. rs a-wukkin' down dab, an
! done fell off'n a derrick-fell sixty
feet. broke dis hyah laig, an !
fractured dis hyah ahm in two places,
an | Knocked out dem two teef, an
my collah-b bone was broke, an had
three ribs busted; dis hyah yeah was
tore off, an halter be sewed on agin;
an de fac is, gent'men, ef II hadn't
been for pile d bricks dat sort q
broke my fall, I'd a. been liable to be
hurt SERIOUS
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IA ma FAMILY.

On Western Express train on tho
Pennsylvania railroad the other day
was Polish Jew family that greatly
interested the other passengers on the
train. This interest was conferred in
the size Of the family, which consisted
Of Jankel Ripka Weissman, his wife
and % children. Seven Of The % were
travelling free. being under !, years III
age, and the ether Is paid only half
fares. Ordinarily half-fares are only
allowed for children less than II years
old, but il il supposed that in this ease
the rule was stretched Il little ia order
10 reduce the travelling expenses. Both
.Iankel and his wife are still III the
prime of life. OF the % children i
number are said % ~ twins apd trip
lets. The family occupied tho best
part If d secpml-class car. and were on
their way ID III. Louis, being assisted
by Baron Hiisch II their eight from
Russia.
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MORMoNs IN SESSION.

Over II, 900 Mormons attended the
first days session Of the sixty-second
annual conference of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints at
Salt Lake City, Utah, last week. One
of the speakers, Apostle Richards, de-
clared that those people who believed
that they had received all the revela-
ton that they were to get were mis-
taken, and that more was to come.
President George @. Cannon spoke
hopefully for the future, and said the
Church was advancing with mighty
strides.
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one Kilied and twenty seriously In
Jured.


Jured.
HoLyoKE, Mass, April 25.-Georgc
Merritk. son Of Timothy Merick,
president Of the Merrick Thread Conn
pany and founder Of the famous Home
Market Club, was Instantly killed and
20 other prominent citizens Of Holy
oke seriously injured in an accident at
the cornerstone laying Of the new 10
cal Y, NJ. G. A. building Saturday.
After the preliminary exercises in
the Second Congregational Church,
adjoining the new structure. the crowd
thronged about the closed-in building.
The front had been left open for the
exercises and about $50 Of the specta-
tors crowded upon the second story,
which was supported by scantling.
Suddenly this scantling gave way and
precipitated all Of them upon the
crowd below. A scene Of panic occur-
red,
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WI WAIT cHURcH NOTIcrs.

We again call the attention Of the
ministers Of town to the fact that we
are perfectly at will to publish the an
nouncenent of their sunday services,
but do not propose running after them.
Those members Of churches who Do
not see their church announced III
these columns each Saturday will I'M,
derstand that their pastor has failed
u send us the information.
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CHATTER GRANTED.

A certificate Of incorporation was
issued yesterday to THE Internation-
al patent exchange Company with
the principal Office IN Charleston. The
capital stock Is $40, all Of which has
been paid, and the privilege Of increas-
ing the capital stock to S5,000,O 900 in
all is reserved. Shares are $40 each
and are held by Albert Dickinson,
Shrewsburg; Bernard Call, H. s. Faw-
cett, Of Charleston; William Grauer,
Of Bellefonte, Pa, and Gordon Var
ney, of Boston, Mass. The charter is
to run fifty years.
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FOUGHT FOR HER DOG.
A Reading wonan WalioPs a Lawyer
with an Umbrella.

with an Umbrella.
READING, Pa, April 25. One of the
best-known lawyers in this city was
numerically beaten with an umbrella,
Friday afternoon by a Mrs. Knecht.
The lawyer was passing the Reading
Fire insurance Company's building
with his handsome dog, when com
moner canine belonging to the woman
ran out on the street and began to be
friendly with the lawyers pet. The
attorney walloped Mrs. Knecht's dog
over the head with his cane and it ran
yelping home. This brought its mis-
tress out with a heavy umbrella, and
she rushed up behind the lawyer,
whacking him over the head with it.
The blows were rained fast and furi-
Gus upon the head Of her dogs assail-
ant, and he only escaped by rushing
into an Office hallway, leaving his hat
in the street.
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kIDNAPPERs IN 4 ROW.

Three men were killed near Fair
mont Saturday night in a drunken
row. Two days ago three tramps, who
had kidnapped two bows from Sagin
aw, Mich, came to Fairmont and
camped near town, keeping the boys
In confinement. Last evening the
gang was joined by a man named
Tracy. Of Dunbar, Pa. A row was
started and the gang turned their pis-
tolls on each other. Tracy was killed,
one tramp was shot through the left
nipple and another had his jugular
vein cut The boys gave the alarm.
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/ arnmAN Lopar nNJo1Nnp.

a bilIin equity has been fled III the
Philadelphia court by Matthew Ditt-
man, counsel for the Grand Lodge Of
Pennsylvania 81 the German Order Of
Harngari, against Ludwig Moehle,
Ferdinand CHASER, Frederick Swartz.
Christian Hnthmacher and August
Henning, officers of Guttenburg Lodge.
No. l07, subordinate organization,
to prevent them from distributing the
funds among the members. After
hearing the argument the injunction
was sustained by the Court.
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rInsr HANaINa ron $ YEARs.

VIM Maier, who brutally riddled his
eight months bride with bullets early
on the morning Of April 6, At Wheel
ing, was convicted Of murder in the
first degree Saturday evening, and will
furnish the first hanging ia Northern
West Virginia for thirty-live years.
Maier has displayed no emotion
throughout the entire trial and receiv-
ed the verdict with Indifference.