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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

LANSING, Dec. s.-some very unnsoo1
geological conditions have been dieooV.
cred seven miles southwest Of this ct1v.
which 10 puzzling the scientific studonol
in this locality. An updisturoo1
twenty acre ted OF fine gray sapdp>ouo
has been discovered, entirely free froon
pyrites of iron, and superior in coiot
and texture 70 Bera or Blue AmbeSuC
sandstone. over which lice . layer 81
quartzite from three TO Eve feet Thea.
The query 10 how did . rock of ~
the Arcbesn age come 70 cverlse ~
mere recent eedimentary f0rmatsoo.
There would .be nothing pecullaf ~
this condition in the eastern stetoas -
in the upper peninsula. where thce1
have bsen strong upbesvais 20 diet>nf0
the natural order as agreed 10 ~ go
eets, bat In the lnwef pepiusula, wUoD0
none have occurred. u - di0cole -
account for. The surrounding Oounoev
snows evsdence Of etfo0R glacial oU11unu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

LNA. o., Dec S.-Word has just
reached this city OF . double murder
at Centre Village. Frank Lewis and
James Needles became involved
in Q quarrel. Lewis suddenly
sIashed Needles across the face
with q razor. nearly ssvering his nose.
Needles shot Lewis. the ball taking
effect near his mouth and lodging ia
the back OF HE neck. Both young
men died shortly Afterwards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Called by Cable.

HOLLAND. Dec. s.-The Market
Street Christian. Reform church ex-
tended q unanimous call this evening
to the Rev. &. Vangoor Of Gerinchein,
Netherlands. A meesage wac cent to
New York to be sent 10y cable inform
inQ him of il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

wssrrxorux. Dee. s.@-The secretary
Of var sent - the flouse today nun
bsr of reports II ere ne~f efsesFs on
the ,aapfevenent of rivers snf ntffcr*
The fciio~he sfe frsacufn sudeG a.
worthy OF Improvement ~ toe genersi
sov~rnnasnti Fresport channel. tsfest
south nav. = r., fieurss efsek. ,. j.
Esss Re.son ehs0nsl. Mass tlnern.
Cove. t54aasestef ltsrtser. 9s<s. t3kfs's-
esGsr, ffem Eve foiat lssad 70 tne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Ii Very bad.

MILwArKEs, Dec. s.-An sxamina-
tion Of the hooks of the Equitable
Building and Loan association which
was placed IN the hands of . receiver
yesterday. shows the concern TO be
bankrupt. The assets will not amount
to more than So, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Censensr.an Dead.

HOWELL, Dec. S.-Mrs. Mahala Nor.
ris died at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. A. Pardee Of Osceola. Her
age Was l0l years and mouths. She
was born in New Jersey and came 10
Michigan sixty-eeven years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

porr Hrnos. pec. John csmeren,
aged 81. and Edith Hcisne. giving ~
ses ss lE. we're arrested 81 . Euttef
street hotel, vhsre they were stopp,01
together. upcn ne reqasst ~ the sooeo-
~ 81 the ri, who elsirns that she fnu
s~sv from Ter Bazne ~ Gar~ousji1e
i.st kenasg ~ company ~ifh Gaa,ef-
on. vsh vboHl fn* f.ri seems - ~
strangely infatuated, sstsouea - =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Prof. Newberry Dead.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. S.-Prof.
John Strong Newberry, one of the
most cmminent geologists In the
country, died here late tonight of heart
fa,lure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Sensation in the Panama Case.

PARIS, Dec. S.-The Libre Parole, NJ.
DrumOnts paper, has caused sensa-
ton by announcing that NJ. Bourgeois,
the new munster of justice, has or
dered the arrest of all parties crlmi-
nslly implicated by the Panama devel-
Onmenta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

Posr HuRor. Dec e.--An aouGnn
suit wss tried in the cireuis oouf1s -
plaintiff being Daniel bexsoa go -
defendant the G. A9. r. railroo1. il
secn,s :hst David boarded train 60
night, and, being Of . garreiooo -
ture. talked too much 70 suit = 49,
ducsoy. who Transferred bin bo1ily -
70 another car. In the tranefef HI
SEXTON lost bundle Of wearing sppngolu
The cass has slready besn tried - -
lowsr courss. with Judgment in fa>u1
Of the plaintiff, but David new tbfn1
them Clothes" tofether with of1eDGo0
dienIts. worth . more weiGhty ju19-
pserf. Hence the suit-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09

They w.ns % Know Why Wheat &. So
fass

wAsHrxarox. Dee s~~hiiis intro.
saeea fa lAs senate to-day ~ MFs
Ni.sas. = bill % fefaHd to TIE state II
lows fls 800 sss. psit by sssa stsEe for
anlfofnss ia 1881 snd ehsfsnspie 10 tie
a8terf ssstsx Referred 20 committee
oa nilsfafy s1site.
Mr. Psds0sk lad hefeFe tee senate
I1easlaaea 81 ksssaa P.ssI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-09
Herbert Spencer Seriously III.

LONDON, Dec. 8.-Herbert Spencer,
the philosopher, 10 very Ill. As he Is
now in his 73d year, the gravest appre-
tensions are felt. His death would be
q most serious loss to the scientific
world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
MY LIFE.
Would Have Scratched Myself 10 Death
but for Cuticura. Hest Doctors
Two Years Bills oI2b.
Expended a2 30 for CdtiourE Hsmedies.
lam To-day a Well Man with
smooth skin.

was afflicted two years with a disease the
doctors called uur-wOrm 10 pcs or tslt rheufn.
] was treated BY three different dOptOfs, the
baIt could md. but they did me no good MY
doctors bills we're ti25 ono told me I would
have 10 70 OF & some healing springs 10 get
well saw your advertisement and wrote 70
you over a year ago. young friend OF mine
was going 10 New Orleans. La,, at the time. mud
faent by him 10 bring me- back some Of the
CuftCunA iEuBuffs He bought two boxes
CuIfcUuA. two cakes CuTicufA soar.
and one bottle Cu1CunA REsoLyEET must
thank God Tor your CUricuuA REMEDIES
coming 20 my relief az. now to-day well
man; my mock shoulders, and apns are as
Hm00th ~ they over were. I have hnd good
health e. cr lace commenced TO use the Curf-
CUHA liEA n IfEa ] am spreading the fame Of
II everywhere go, for II ~ Goa send TO suffer
Ing humanity, IL was the CurIouTA REAEufE5
which saved my Ne would have scratched
myself 70 d alb. have qult using Tie medl'
M now f1r nine months aud no trace Of tue
disease mas showed up since.
A. d. MANLY. hnnnnaraiOMn. MIS-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
CITATION BY pUsLIcnrJoN.

The state OF Toxhs in the District Court
September Term, a. u. 1892,
To tho Shorin or any Constable Of Tarrant
County, Greeting;
You arc hereby commanded, That by
making Publication OF THIS citation In some
newspaper published IN tho County OF Tar
rant. four weeks previous 10 the return
dny hereof, YOU summon John W. Gotsinger,
whose residence rs unknown, 20 be md APP
pear before the District Court, 10 bo holden
IN and for no County OF TArrant at the
Court House thereof, In the City Of Fort
Worth, ON the second Monday In September
a. ID. 1871 the same being tho 18th day of
September, a. D. 1893, File Number being
flsl, thou aud there 10 answer the petition
Of Maud Williams tiotgilger, llcd IN snid
Court, on the Both day OF July A. n. 1892,
ugninst tho said John w Gctsinger, and
alleging Ia substance ls follows, to-wit;
That On the 22d day Of April, A. d. 1890,
plaintiff and defendant were legally united
~ marriage In tho city Of Fort Worth,
larrnt County, Texas; that plaintiffs
maiden name az the time OF said marriage
was Maud ~, Willnms; that about three
months after their said marriage said de-
fcndont began and continued until their sop
nrntion, course of cruel treatment toward
paintir, and was guilty Of such excuses,
cruel treatment aud outrugos toward plain
tn such ul 10 render their further Twins
together msuppurtuhle, Plaintiff prays for
decree dissolvn3 tho bonds Of matrmony
between plaintiff and defendant and for
restoration " her maiden name
llor0ln fail not but have you then ana
thoro before said Court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have ex-
ecutod the Same,
Witness, L. II. TAYLOR,
Clork OF tho District Court OF Tarrant
County
Glvun under my hand aud seal Of said
Court In Fort Worth, this 3Oth day of July,
a. ID. 1902. l.. r. TAYLOR,
Clerk District Court TArrant County, Texas
BY George G, Ward, Deputy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

To said medal will DO attached satin
ribbon with the flag Of the United States
the best country 90 top OF Gods
green earth and the nag OF the Lone star
state, the best all around state IN the said
United States.
While take tho liberty Of suggesting
the above badge for your candidates and
the people OF TEXAS generally, l will give
cheerfully TO any person in or outof Texas
a tree subscription 10 the Daily GAZETTE
for one year who will offer or present q
better design for Texas badge or medal
than the one herein outlined; that Is 10
say, one more suitable or appropriate for our
state. VIII name our four present. candi-
dates for governor Of Texas as judges 70
decide on tile merits OF each design pro
scented, decision 70 be made not later than
September /, 1892. Respectfully,
JONI HowlRD.
Note-Having applied for copyright for
the above design 10 the officials at Wash
ington l will, Of course, protect same from
all trespassers. j. Ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

FoRr WoRlnl Aug, ~ lsQA
Editor Gazette;
DEAR Sn-Tho young ladies who GO TO
the Worlds fair dedication Ia your charge
viii be as safe rs caro- and attention can
make them; but accidents do happen.
Knowing this We oflur the Young ladies' re-
oeivlng the highest number Of votes, $1,000
accident Insurance In the Fidelity and Cas.
ualiy company, policy 90 be delivered to
lur GA9rrTr, flee Of charge on the day the
party leaves, Yours truly,
WIRELESS q WnrRLgss, Agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
4 rrnnk for ND MInn.r.

Editor Gazette.
To ihe Fort Worth lady receiving tho
highest nuinbor OF votes In your dedication
contest dcaire 10 show our appreciation
OF hor worth by presenting hor with her
choice OF any lndy's dress trunk In our ns.
iahllshmont In tho event we have none Ia
stock 10 suit her we would take great pleas
uio In making ono TO her special order
Fonr Wontu TRuSK FAcroRY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
NOR rnE ritApERoNs.
Handsome PhAeton 0rcred 20 the ChApe-
ron' Who 0et tho Blrgosi Vote
FoRr Wonfu Tn,


Editor GeEetto
As all the offers 70 your candidates have
been TO the young ladies', think the chape-
ron candidates de serve gone recogn.tion
and now propose to the couple inside or,
outside OF Fort Worth, who receives the
iair coptest 70 donate an Oxford two-sprlng
phneton the handsomest made, trimmed
20 TAR leather, raised silver rail on dash,
ttaeks four fee, eight inches and sheli
onnd whools This beautiful vehicle was
made by tho Columbus buggy company.
aNa ean no seen al my place, corner rhrock.
ohaperonor any one else can soe IL without
aaNWANon. Noura respectfully
E, r.. tiriLER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

lult0r AlNNtto,
10 the Fort Worth young lady receiving
the hlghoat number OF votes In THa GA
zErrH dedication contest d viii give us
great pleasure az tribute TO hor popu.
larity 10 present to her lady's line gold
watch suitahly engraved
Fonr MoRrn Am rANoR JEwELRv Co.
a. n TnRrAp0iLIa Manager N09 Main
shoeL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

wtxAHAouis, Tax. Aug. s, is9a
Editor oaso,pA
40 The young lady heading tho list as
Nly'or M YOUR contest will paint her a
ila s''o bead and bust in OH OF herself
fNof LAuArgoH L. Conan, r. A.,
-, 5,5,trMt painter aud general artist STU
Waxahaehie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
OF AND ron TEXAS
The Texas Girls and the ChaPsrons to
Have Tsxas Badge
FoRr WorrH. TEx, July 80 is9a

Contest Editor Gazette
The undersigned win take pleasure in
presenting TO each successful candidate for
your World's fair trip young ladies' aud
chaperones) Texas badge or medal. made
OF Texas metal silver " itcan be obtained),
the same 10 have inscribed thereon the
Lone Star OF Texas, also a hzure represent
representing mechanic (man with tin
buckeD, thereby representing the prln-
cipal Industries and interests OF our state,
viz. Farming stock raising and manufact-
uring. Said badge will also have neatly en-
graved on one side the words "Of aud for
Texas which will be proof positive that
the wearer thereof is Texan, proud Of his
or her state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

AVi'of hnfeitc.
~ "eula give "a great pleasure TO supple
n .l,a, yo1r liberal offer OF uendluw Texas
XVI W Wv Columbian exposition dedication
faceYiug tho hlehcst number ef votes her
eenolee RON our stock OF any silE dress pat
'sTn sue my SOLICIT Respectfully,
MosSid Day Goons Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
FOR THE WINNER.
Some Offerings to The Winners in tho Gazelles
Excursion Contest Many
Articles Of Value,

FoKr WoRru, Tx, Jolly Is, 1904
no The Democrat Publishing CompAnyi
We notice your ofer to acnd ton Texas
lirN and chapcrona aa representatives OF
Texas 70 the Worlds rehabilitation. with
your permisaion wo would like To supple.
nent your oIer by ono OF our Grand Math-
hthek upright pianos to the Young lady no.
SelylnH the largest number VI votns IN your
GAzhrrn'8 Worlds fair dedication contest
COLLINS s. AitNsrRoNQ co.
Per W. Collins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

si-n tA- Please sNi that ] will pre-
ope,aai easep b9iues n Cohen's Brit-
r,s'-h e-''s~ ih. =. 40 % The young
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

lady who Is second In tho race. Respect
fully HYAM ConnS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03


IoNE COUPLE TO NE ELECTED.
Amarillo Candidates
Mr.. and Mira. Il. t. sturdiyant zee. si5
AivarHdo Can't datos
Mr, and Mrs. Frod Hayden. ....... 2gl
hir' aud Mrs, NJ. Barnes, ,........... 3l8
Abhsao u,alli,teL
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. g. Harris......... 40
Biaukat Candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. wilkinson. ,.... sos
OlArkavllis Candidates,
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson. ......... 49,
Dallas Candidates
MIR and Mrs. II. Nuss.............. SEA
Mr.. and Mrs, Jno, w. Baird, ........ o
Ennls Candidates
Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Rawllns....,... 100
Ensiiand Candidatos.
Mr. aud Mrs. w. a. Connelln. - 1875
uro"nWne Candidates.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r, a. Bird ......... 100
hir' and Mrs. A q. Duck ......... 9
uilisboro Candidates
Mr., and Mrs. johnson Thompson. 1i0
Lampaaas Candidates.
Mr. and Mis-. John Manuel ......... 74l
Ladona Candidates
$3.50 f%''f -'AA - AhAs ApnNNIst ssssssss lulo
Pininviow Candidates.
Mn and MIa j. e. Davidson..,".... 7i7
sherman CaudldateH
Mr. ana Mrs. o. A, Carr. .......,.. g79
Mr. and Mra, $. q, Moore....... 10
strawn Candidates
MIR and Mrs Malcolm voruon...,... 1ao
Sulphur spring. Candidates
Mr. and Mrs Frank woavor...... %
reSarkaua Candidates,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles rodd....... 1871
Vernon oaudldatoL
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. cowlos, ....... 8
woAthcrrord Candidates.
Col, and Mrs, NJ. L. Woocy. ... eib
Mr. aud Mira. Il. l. Snndefcr..u..,, 90
woiiboeu Candidates
Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrow,"....".". 100
Waco Candidates
Mr. aud Mrs, II J. Marlborough ..-.. 81
wiusborO Candidates
Mr. and Mrs, J. r. Smith. 3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
Cincinnati Conservatory Of M1Si 6

tstahhshod 1897. Miss Clara Baur. Direotr's
4 Ihorough Musical Education after the Moth.
ous OF Epropean Conservajories. Stndsnta
i,g2nl We city ana vcinity, as wen az N Ia
ifom hp4oAd, can ontfr ~ any limo dr+tnr the
Scnool Y ear On SumE0r Term Younl IA.
Wes ON distanc Ind l. mo Ia no i'cn.
sStAat2ly hHild ms, who're thep IAN pursue
tntlt sluties uhdes the supev siun III IN hi.
ham Fourth AMI Lawrence SITS C.acinnsti Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Weatherford College.
OPENS Tat s@ Of ssP1taBtR
o. $. swIrzER. A. NJ. President.
Waco FemaIe OoIIege.

4, IhirtysiXth session open September IL
lNs Large new Lgidk buiidiag ui iio rooms
lghteu hy electricity Artosian wnter for
superior Inducements In Music, Art iitprh
tvre. Languages, sciences, Gymnastles Heeith
EAeehpnt home trainlng under rcnnrl aociai
lnAeenees For further Information address III
o kouNsANA a NJ, PresldonL Waco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03


Or swellings in the neck
since was 10 years old;
nm now B2, l used
Hoods snrsapanlla re.
Gently and The swelling
has entirely disappeared
has been very trouble
some, Whom l began /
was feeling so dlscour-
aged with The goitre and
rhgumnti4m | felt that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
North Texas Female College.

sfmai \
@6muicp
furnished MRS L. President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
nACHiNG SIDES mn BACK,

y ,fbiilp Kidney and uterine pains and
N YIN weaknesses reitt we'd len one minute
faHiP by The uiirurn Anil-pain Plaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

mrH' sutherland would as soon be dead
as alive Whenever I caught cold could not
Walk two blocks without inintlhg. Now / am
nee nom v an aud l can truly recommend
lluods AnrsapaHlla 1 received % letter from
MIC. Jennie hiVelpw, now OF Fremont Mich,
asking u my Testimonial IN behalf OF Hoods
SartapnrIlla WIS true; replied Il WAS, and sent
particulars. | have another letter from her
thanking msYery much Tor recommending
Hoods SarsapariIIa
and stating that sho also has been cured"
Mita, ANNA SUTHERLAND, kulnmakpO, Mich.
HooDs PlLLe Are tho host ufierdinner
wills, They assist digestion and euro hehdaohs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
TRYING A NEW SYSTEM.

Yesterday the REGISTER called atten-
ton to the bad features of the system Of
having twenty-five or fifty jurors in open
Court who could hear the examinations as
they progressed, and thus receive liberal
education in the art of squirming off the
panel In doing this, it was suggested
that perhaps an advantage would accrue
if it was possible to exclude talesmen, and
bring them into the Court room one at a
time to answer the questions Of the Court.
Yesterday afternoon Judge PAUL deter
mined to give the idea trial, and when
Court was convened all the jurors sum-
moned were excluded from the room, they
being called in one by one to be enquired
of. The Jurors seemed to answer less by
rote. under the new system, and generally
were made more available Several per-
sons enquired of came within reasonable
distance of being accepted, and during the
first hour and half H. F. Seabright,
Mathew Hercules and w. H. Williams
qualified and took their seats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
IT Has 10 SIGNIFICANCE.

In the minds of folks disposed to antici-
pate the conclusions of the Court and Gre
ate public sensation at the same time, the
fact that Judge PAUL, yesterday, ignored
breaks by jurors who volunteered informs-
ton as to the state of their minds upon the
subject of capital punishment was heralded
as demonstrating that the Judge had made
up his mind that the defendant could not
again be tried for capital punishment, and
would so rule. The fact is, that there was
no reasonable basis for this attempt at SEN
sationalism. AS the REGISTER stated Tues
day morning, the State has determined not
to enquire as to capital punishment for the
present, and this being so, it was very nat
ural that the Court should ignore, as 1t did,
any voluntary reference to the subject by
jurors The Court having refrained, from
the first, from asking any questions relat-
ing to capital punishment, its statement
yesterday that the views of jurors made
no difference" must be accepted as having
no particular significance to anormal mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
ANOTHER ENFORCED EFT

At twenty minutes of four T.. last avail
able juror in attendance had N enauired
of, and the Court was forced &c do as it did
Tuesday afternoon-suspendo operations and
await the appearance of more talesmen.
The Deputy Sheriffs were at work through
out the county, and about fifty men whose
names had been regularly drawn by the
Commissioners bad not been heard from at
four o'clock. Mr. Sommeryille enquired
of the Court whether the drawn men would
be examined before those brought in by
verbal summons, and was told that would
be the course taken. Mr.. Sommerville said
he made the enquiry because Col. Arnett
was absent, and he wanted him present
when the summoned men began to appear.
II don't know that we shall say word"
said he. 'but want Col. Arnett present"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
A BIG MoRNINe,s WORK.

Court opened yesterday morning prompt
" at nine O'Clock, and the examination OF
Jurors on their uOir dire was rushed along
with energy by His Honor. A total OF
one hundred and twenty Rine men were run
through the box before noon. H. c. Franz
helm was the first man, and after him came
]. F. Merriman, F. H. LANCE, John Lutz,
Louis Zoeckler, H. G. Caldwell, w. L.
Glessner, 1. G. Dillon, w. H. Frank, B. F.
Caldwell, George Wise, Daniel Dinger,
w. C. Stifel, w. L. Calm, James Cum
Minis, Ed. Bowie, Henry F. Jones, Alonzo
Berkeley, G. A. Robinson, Joseph A. Bell.
Henry Merkle, Lucius Hoge, Charley
Hancher, j. NJ Doddridge, j. Elwood
Hughes, William Exley, James ID. Bod
ley. S. S. Bloch, and many others equally
well known. Michael O'Kane, b. Z.
Caldwell and H w. Redman were excused
on the ground that they were over age. L.
A. HOge was the sixty-fourth men ex-
amined and he was found TO stand FAIR, and
was accepted The Dinety-sixth man was
Fred. Luikert, and he was likewise &C
cepted. The defense challenged him, but
the Court said he would dispose OF the
matter later. Roman Dobler, when asked
by the Court as 10 whether he had formed
or expressed an opinion said:
II couldn't serve on the jury, Tor am
not in favor Of capital punishment
THAT makes no difference" said the
Court, and went right on with the exami-
ton. He was not accepted for other reasons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
WHO GETS FREE GAS ?
A Very Comprehensive Communication
which Lets Flood OF Light Upon the

A Very Comprehensive Communication
Which Lets Flood OF Light Upon the
Question.
To the Editor Of the Register.
WHEELING, w. VA, April 81, 1892.
Below l submit few figures in rela-
ton to free gas for churches and char
liable institutions which think will
show what an injustice is done to the
gas consumers who are made to bear the
burden of all free gas, and also wish
to show that these same gas consumers
contribute to the paving Of the streets.
Now, the Board OF Public Works, when
they buy barrel of tar, get that bar
rel OF tar at $40, or 40 cents less than
a private individual would have
to pay for it,; then they turn
around aud charge the Gas Works
81. 90 square yard for paving when the
first cost of laying them new is oni y
81. 40 and they get back all the old
bricks. There is bill before the gas
trustees at the present time for paving
amounting to S651.22. This is unjust
as any fair minded person can easily
see, as the gas works sometimes dig up
the street and lay service for which
it receives 5000 or $1,000 and pays the
Board of Public Works $1,000 or $1,000
for repairing it.
Here is the amount OF gas burned for
which the gas fund receives nothing,
and the gas consumers pay for when 1t
should really be stood by the city.