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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-17
HELhs1Rr..
AM Sorts of Local News and Gossip frum
tho Glass City,

al SORTS OF Local NnWA una GOSSIP RFSul
the Glass City.
There is only one coal mine IN this
vicinity closed on account OF the Balti-
more " Ohio being so slow in making
allowances fQr this years delivery. Hut,
as stated In the INTELLIGRNCER u week
or ten days ago, the aggregate amount
due the operators in this immediate vi
entity is over 100000
Troll Bros, who have been paying
twenty-five cents for wool, have been
instructed from the east not to pay over
twenty cents, A great many farmers
are holding for higher prices, but there
is little prospect OF their realizing on
their hopes.
There are lO7 saloons in Belmont
county, As OF these are in Bellare; 30
in Martins Ferry and 10 in Bridgeport,
1t costs them $3.50 year to exist with
out any violations Of law. Rellaire had
63 saloons before that law was passed,
Martin Lipperman, the boy sent to
the probate court from here for ,insub.
ordination, was sentenced to the re-,
form farm until he arrives at full age.
He is . bright boy bent in the wrong
direction.
0. 1, Hampton has been promoted to
the place of ]. W. 0berman in tho
Cleveland & Pittsburgh freight office,
and young man named Knowles, from
Beaver, Pa, is in Hampton's former
place.
Shank Thornberry, OF Mansfield, is
here, looking over the wool field, He
hasn't bought any yet because the
farmers don't want to sell, and he sees
little hope OF better prices for them
st. Clair Alexander. son of Hon. Ross
]. Alexander, graduated at the Ohio
state university Thursday, aud both
passed through here on their way home
yesterday evening,
Senator Nichols has accepted an in
Vitation to address the literary societies
of Franklin college on the eth,
Mrs. ]. B. Lockwood and son, OF
0ttOwa, Kans., arc visiting friends in
this city.
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ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
c.. o. Ridenour, Of Clarksburg, is at
the Stamm.
DIR. and Mrs, R. ]. Reed arc home
from Chicago.
DR.. Eugene Hildreth has gone to Chi
cago for week or two.
Mrs. John D. Culbertson and child
rem left for Chicago yesterday,
@ II. Finn aud wife, of Spencer, are
in town and registered at the stamm.
supt. O. L. Williams, OF the Ohio
River road, is here on business trip.
w. NJ. Tobey, OF Parkersburg, was in
the city yesterday and stopped at the
Windsor.
James Hawker, Jesse Hawker A. +,
Braggins and Peter Hareu, of Manning.
ton, are Bohler guests.
Misses Minnie and Rose McGraw, OF
Grafton, are the guests Of Miss Gone
Friend, on South Penn street, Island.
Attorney W. Scott Meredith, OF Fair
mont, is in the city attending the
supreme court, in which he has a mum
ber OF important cases.
Mr.. Alex. Laing, Miss Isabella W.
Robb, Henry q. Robb and Miss Lizzie
Taylor, Of Edinburgh, Scotland, leave
for Chicago this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Shirley Brockunier
graduated at Wells college, Aurora, N.
Y, with the degree OF A. b. This Is
Mrs. Cleveland's alma mater.
Count jacques Won straaten, OF
Utrecht, Holland, is guest OF Colonel
i. B. Franzheim, ut the Mcclure, re.
turning from a trip to the Worlds
Fair.
The american Wool and Cotton reporter
says: Among the visitors to tho Bos-
ton market this week was Mr.. d. Hork-
heimer, Of the firm OF Horkheimer
Bros., wool dealers, Wheeling, W, Va.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Henry, wife Of James
A. Henry, died at Moundsville yester-
day. aged forty.six. The funeral will
occur this afternoon. The bereaved
family has the sympathy OF a wide
circle OF friends.
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THE sUpnEsIE COURT.
A Number of Cases We're Submitted Y,
tertlRy Morning,


A Number of Cases We're Submitted Yes
terdHy Morning.
In the supreme court OF appeals yos.
terday morning the following cases were
submitted:
Oliver Jackson vs. Thomas Hough ;
from Marion county.
Kate Doheny Ell al. vs.. Atlantic Dyna-
mite company; from Marion county.
Thomas F. Watson VS.. town OF Fair
mont; from Marion county.
A. 7. Sturm appellee, vs. John Chal-
FAINT ct al appellants; from Harrison
county.
J.J, Hartman et al, appellants, VS. O..
Is. Ollie, trustee, appellee; from Monon-
James York VS.. Burt Frooi from Ma
rion county.
State of West Virginia vs.. R. P. Harr;
from Marion county.
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PONCE CoAlArTTEE.

Several Matters Considered and Passed
upon last Evening.
The council committee on police
last evening audited bills amounting to
Sls 60 Chief McNlchol was ordered to
have the five police patrol boxes newly
painted and locks put on them; cost
not to exceed S25 There was some dis
cusson as to the transfer OF the Island
hose team to the police department for
the use OF the patrol wagon, and joint
meeting Of the committees on police
and fire department will be called to
take action ON this. A request by the
Masonic people for a police escort Of
twelve officers to head the parade on
Saturday, June "a, was granted. The
request OF the Columbian Fourth Of
July people for division Of police Off
GERS to head their parade was also ia
vorably acted upon.
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ CnItunV co

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ COUNTY, S.;
III tho circuit court forsald county.
G. Mendcl & Co. aud N. Kuhn,
vs.. In Chorcory
jacob Watson aud George Watson ~ Nua'iV''"
and othGrS
Byvirtuc Of decree enterOdbyBR court In the
above entitled cause on tho 28d day Of May,
1893, tho undersigned, appointed a special CONF
missioner for tho purpose, VIII sell ut the north
front door OF tho court house Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 2iTH DAY OF JUNE, 1893,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. m. the following
described property, that N to say.
The interest OF Harriet Watson, widow ofJac0b
Watson deceased, BnId Interest belnghur dover
interest In the life estate In tho four undivided
tOnths conveyed TO her by Nellie COrbly JAoob
Watson, George Watson and Eliza Smith, also
the remainder atcrsald life estate Ia cxtlnglilsh.
cd Of tho three undivided tontlA belonging 10
Nellie COrbly, jacob Watson aud George Watson;
also the three undivided tenlhs belonging To
Ann 1loss, Hon Watson and Kato Watson, In aud
10 the south half OF lot numbered forty.thfoe,
situated OH tho east side Of Chaplln0 street. IN
the Sixth ward Of the CITY Of Wheeling, together
with the improvements thereto belonging,
TERMS or sALE-Ono.thltd and M much moro
al tho purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the day
Of sale, tho balance IN Cqun inBtallmCnig at one
aud two yOats,nQtes with approved security aud
bDarlng Interest from the day Of sale 10 be giy0n
for tho deferred payments.
Special Commissioner.
W. H. IIALLER, AuctionccE
Hereby certify thatsaid special commissioner
has given bond. With approved security, az 70.
quirod by said decree
JOHN W. MITCHELL clerk
JuSB2, 1893 Jess
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To Pay for Right of Way.

Yesterday was the day set by the
commissioners of Belmont county to
hear and decide the case OF the Bell
aire, Bridgeport & Martins Ferry Elec.
trio Street Car Company's right Of way
for one milo over the National pike
west Of Bridgeport. A large delegation,
under the captaincy of Hon.
Ross ]. Alexander, went ont to
st. ClairsvilIe. Mr.. Alexander had
his forces we'll in hand and
engineered his case with tact and ability
points were presented to the commits.
sioners in behalf of the street car com.
pany. The settlement reached is that
the street car company pay to the Coun-
ty one hundred dollars year for the
first two years, two hundred and fifty
dollars q year for the next three, and
five hundred dollars n year for the next
twenty years, for the right OF way
granted. Tho settlement is generally
satisfactory.
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TAGGARTs MOTHER DEAD.
Shame for Her SOUS Crimes Brings IIor to
the Grave.

Shame for Her SONS Crimes Brings HOr to
the Grave.
Mrs. Nancy Taggart, vito Of John
Taggart, and mother Of w. s. Taggart,
just brough. back to Belmont county
from Virginia, died suddenly yesterday
morning. She was oighty.ono years Of
ago, and had ncvor been laid up with
any serious illness, but during. the past
few months she failed rapidly. The
assignment OF hor husband, brought on
by tho forgories OF tho son, tho return
OF tho latter and his incarceration in
tho county Jail, proved too much for
her, and tho slcepless nights at her ago
brought tho end suddenly aud unox-
pOctodly, as sho had boon about tho day
before rs usual. HUr husband, tho
venerable John Taggart, Is also quite
feublu.
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To tho Mountain aud Ocean Resorts Win
Pennsylvania Limos.

fcnHhylVunlu Limos,
Tho advantages peculiar to tho Pom.
sylvania Limos make them the dosira.
bio thoroughiarcs to Bedford Springs,
Altoona, Ebonsbutg or any OF tho do.
lightiul summer Ravens In the cool AL.
logheny mountainB, By no othor route
Gun Cresson, the ideal retreat on tho
crost OF that romantic mountain range
DO reached, rs the Pennsylvania is tic
only limo direct to u, and tho only
one leading past tho Pack Saddle and
tho Allogrippus, around tho famous
Horse Shoe Curve aud along the Blue
Juniata, tho richest OF Americas sconic
gems. For reaching Atlantic City, Cape
May, Ocean Grove, AsburY Park, Long
Branch, SOa Girt, Elberon, Ocean Beach,
berkeley, Newport, Narragansott Pier,
Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket or any
OIL the numerous Watering places that
dot tho Atlantic seaboard from tho
Carollnas 10 Maine, these lines aro par.
tiCularly desirable For trip To tho
Adirond1ckH, tho Catskills and resorts
In Northeestern New York, Con.
nocticut, Bhodo Island, Massa.
chusotts, Vermont, Now Hamp.
shire aud Maine, exceptional IA.
cllitioB for delightful journey arc
offered passengers via this direct route,
For detailed Information please amply
TO YOUR nearest Pennsylvania Line
tlckut agent or address Y. Van Dnsen.
Chlei Assistant General Passenger
Agent Pittsburgh, Pa, 23.20.3O
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A rArAh ACCIDENT
Casper YanIuki Attempts to Bonrd n Trl
mud IL u,,n nyae


Casper YanlNki Attempts to Bonrd n Train
aud Is Hun over.
About noon yesterday nm Italian la.
borcr employed on tho Terminal rail.
road'S gravollng gang was fatally in.
jurcd Tho accident took place noar
the Roymaun brewery, Yanlskl at
tempted to board one Of the gondola
cars while tho train was moving, but no
slipped and was caught beneath tho
wheels and was loariuly crushed and
lnanglod, tho hip and leg being almost
severed. lilo was taken TO tho Wheel.
ing Hospital, whore everything possible
was done for him, but last night II was
stated ho would not probably live until
morning.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TNRUsTEE's SALE.
By virtue ofthree deeds Of trust made by Will
lam Hamilton 0nd Lotte Hamilton, his wife, TO
me as trustee, the FIRST dated April II, 1sSs,re-
corded in tho ofice,of tho Clerkof tho County
Trust Book No. "a, pago l. tho second dated July
Q. 1893, recorded In said clerks ofico in Decd Of
Trust Book No. q, pGge169, the third dated Aug:
ust 81, 1890 recorded in said clerk Qaioeth Deed
north front door Of the Court House OF said
county, on
MONDAY, TILE % DAY OF JULY 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock O. m, tho following
described property, that is.to say:
Part OF lots numbered THEE and Sixteen, in
Klein & stIiel's Grandview sub: division, In the
Fiat ward Of tho City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
No. In said subdivision as lies within the fol-
lowing boundaries, to wit: Beginning 1t tho
southwest corner Of said lot, running thence
northwardly with the west line thereof o. feet
now used thence with tho southerly and west
orly line OF the road az now used TO where tho
same lnterSects with the south liue OF said lot;
thence with said south limo westerly to the
Also. 50 much q lot No 10, in said sub.dlyl-
sion US lies south OF line running parallel with
the south line OF said lot which II extended IN
straight line will intergoct the west line OF said
lot No. 0 when the southerly line OF the road us
now used intersectS said west line
The title 10 said property Is believed TO be per-
feet but selling as trustee / will convey only
the title vested In INC BY said deeda oitrust
TERMS or sALg;--Ono.third and as much more
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
Of SALE the balance In two equal installmonts at
one aud two years, notes bearing interest from
the day ofsale, to be givon for the deferred pay
monts, the tito 10 be retained until payment Is
made In full W. ]. w. COWDEN, Trustee
w H. HALLER, Auctioneer. mySl
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REIMoNr COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Torn Up over Local Flshty-Tho Com.
mlttec Meets.

Torn Up Over Local Fights-Tho Com.
mittec Meets.
The Belmont county democratic
committee met at the Globe no.
tol, Bellaire, yesterday afternoon and
were confronted tho very first thing
with the Martins Ferry postofIice
fight. James Y. Patterson went down
with one set OF committeeman claiming
to represent tho democracy Of that
town and John W. Terrill headed an.
other set with tho same claim. The
county committee had to choose be.
tween them and they decided to seat
the committeeman appointed. This
was a sort of half-and:half victory for
Patterson and Terrill and satisfied
neither faction. Tho Democrats OF Bel.
mont county are getting into bad shape
over the spoils and arc even now so
hopelessly divided as to what is fair
that they will not be able to make even
good fight this fall.
The democrots will hold their pri-
maries on July 20 and tho county con-
vention on August !, at ST. Clairsville.
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lake Ito ilnlllmoro 8 ohio 10 IhIcnRo.

II Excursion tickets now on sale via
.uo baltimore 4 Ohio Mt reduced round
ip rates, good returning until Noyem.
o uet 0, 1893 Trains leave Wheeling,
Vaslctil time, ut $3.50 o. IN. aud l;25 y,
w. uol,y, and ut $3.50 p. M, erccpi Sun.
auI tot sleeping cur accommodations
u,,u o'hCt Information enquire OF Balti.
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HON JOHN w. MASON
Talks Interestingly on the Finan-
clal Situation,
CHIEF CAUSE is UNCERTAINTY

Dpe to the Political change-capituI
Uneasy Until the Policy of Congress
Is Known-SIen Won't Buy BEYOND
Immediate Wants Until Future
Prices Can Be Estimated-Pocket
Books Closed Pending u Settlement
of tho Tarifr Questionable sher-
man Law Much Abusod-He Does
Not Believe Its Repeal is Needed-It
Is Not Irresponsible for tho Depros.
sion-somO Views That WIN Be
Read With Interest
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALES.
ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE
OfLOtS, at Hundred, w. Va,
THURSDAY JUNE 90, 1898.

Hundred u n rapidly growing town, ON tho
main line oil the Baltimore & Ohio tnlifoad X
miles east Of wheeling. In, natural Eai M
HDuhuNnce u the shipping point Tor one ~ tho
best agricultural and iafmlng dlhltlots In West
Virginia. aud Western Pennsylvania BLAMING
lOut aud wooden mills IN operation. About i6i
iox wore, soll on the sih aud Oh, which Mn ia
iulPIoNe,I ~ once 2lO choice lois Will DO offered
Oh tho 20. ilne sites Tor manufacturers Annual
y n HAMILTON, Hundred, ", Va
hAhNkri AuvtlVn0ef, ioi1
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now is the time to make your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fair. Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding At 221l
CalumetIiyenue, Tho location Is the lnOgtln
the city for Worlds Fair purposes. One block
from Illinois Central road that take you to
either Of tho four entrances to the grounds, Same
distance from cable road. and three blocks IRON
elevated road. 1t Is tho finest residence portion
1.-The city. The advantages are many as com
pared 10 the immediate ylclnltyof the Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Park), where everything 10 OF
necessity crude, made only for tho occasion
Prices vary according TO size and location OF
room and numbeFlgt- people occupying them.
Comfortably furnished apartments In the annex
at somewhat reduced rates
Table lbundantly supplied with the very best
the mnrke affords. Meals qnienyGnd promptly
MRS. H. W. LIST.
jN7-TTh4s No: 225l Calumet Ave. Chicago. III.
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SALE.
State of West Virginia, County of Ohio, S.: In
the Circuit Court ofsaid county.
Sarah Griffin and others

State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, S.: In
the Circuit Court ofsaid county.
Sarah Griffin and others
VS. In ChRncery,
Stewart Nlligan and otherH
By virtue OF n decree entered In said Court In
the above entitled cause on the 23d day OF May,
1898, the undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell at public auction, on what Is known Us tho
William Mllligan farm, two and 0ne'halt miles
southeast Of Roneys Polnt, In Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
MONDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1899
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
Trladelphla, Ohio county, West Virginia, and
adjoining lands OF James Orr and Others aud
bounded us follows: Beginning ut black wall
nut, hickory and white oak; thence south 6So
east 1853 poles 70 a Spanish oak by branch;
thence south 70' east 100 poles to black oak in
the original line: thence south 2b0 east &c poles
to dogwood and ash; thence north ISo west l6o
poles to white OAK; thence north 1S' west IS
poles to AIRED oak; thence north 88o west l48
poles TO sugar tree; thence north % west %
poles TO the place OF beginning, and containing
one hundred and thirty.one acres, more or less.
TERMS or sALE:-0ne.th third OF the purchase
money cash In hand Rpd as much more w. tho
Two equal annual installments OF one and two
years. with interest from day OF sale. tho pur.
chaIer giving his notes with good personal secti.
rity for tho deferred payments, interest on the
second deferred inBtallmentt to be paid annually.
sTitle to said property 10 be retained until It 10
paid for. v. N. DUNLAP,
That bond with security as required by law
and tho decree Of said court has boon given by
snid special commissioner Is hereby certified,
jeo JOHN VI MITCHELL, Clerk
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Special sill, sale

.9'lay and until all arc sold. silks,
pam ana fancy, 100 aud up, and Silk
utehadino SOC that is cheap at 81 %.
II. EMslIRiMEIL
Is and 20 Eleventh street,
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ron burns, scalds, bruises and all
pam Qhd soreness Of tho flesh, thogrand
household remedy Is Dr. Thomas EluC.
"'c VII DO sure you got tho genuine.
nav
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To-Day closes the first weeks sale
ON Sweet Home Bread" The demand
for this very novel loaf OF bread has
been enormous. Have you tried itP
Baked in special large Sc loaves. Just
ask your grocer
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SPECIAL tonight: Ladies' Ventiating
Corsets at Acc pair. Fancy Parasols
at half price. GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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SPECIAL to.nighti Ladies' vontilating
Corsels at 49c pair, Fancy parasolB
ut hall price. GEo. NJ. Shook 4 Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-26
POINTS ABOUT ADVERTISING.

Upon circulation, its quantity and
quality, the value of advertising de-
ponds. The DEMOCRAT has the largest
circulation of any local daily paper
among the people who are the mer-
chants best friends.
The circulation of the DEMOCRAT has
increased in a manner which is simply
without parallel in the history of Wa
terbury journalism, and the advertising
patronage has also largely increased, as
the well filled columns attest.
These pronounced evidences of public
appreciation are due to the fact that the
DEMOCRAT is becoming recognized as
being the best, the brightest and the
newsiest paper published in Waterbury
The success attained, in few years
time, without resort to any lottery
scheme to initiate its circulation, means
that the DEMOCRAT has won for itself
upon Its merits as "a newspaper, higt
place in the community. 1t competel
with it's rivals in open market.
The doors of the DEMOCRAT pressroon
are always open to advertisers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-26

THIS is the forcible way in which a
Chicago minister puts the Sunday
opening matter: "Let US see," he says,
"what is already open in our cosmopoli-
tan city; six thousands Saloons, the
theatres and vile houses are in full blast
on iSuudaY. And here, side by side
with them, is the most magnificent ex-
position the world ever saw, closed and
barred. A noble educational institution
must be shut up to the thousands rof
people while the bad places profit by it.
What foreigners cannot understand is
that things they have brought here to
be put in grand fair must be covered
up, while the basest of things are
allowed to be opened outside"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-26
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT ELECTED
And the Rhode Island Political Situation
IS Now More NIuddIed Than Ever.

And the Rhode Island Political Situation
is Now More Mudd1ed Than Ever.
PROVIDENCE, May 26.-The Democrats
won in the bye election in South Kings
town, which gives them "a votes in the
next Legislature and the Republicans 55.
There having been no election for State
officers by the people, these officials must
be chosen by the Legislature, which con-
venes at Newport next Tuesday.
Under normal conditions it could be
stated that the Repu blican State officers
would be elected, provided both Houses
met in Grand Committee, but it is init
mated that Senator Watson at Jamestown,
Republican,, will vote for the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor. Mr.. Wat
son has not stated his intention publicly,
but the Democratic leaders say they are
sure of his vote Tor Governor at least. On
the other hand, Republican leaders say
they will not go into Grand Committee
with but MI. Watson's vote to depend
upon, and the only inference that can be
drawn in the face of this statement is that
they hope TO to receive Democratic votes
for their candidates.
The situation is a We Y peculiar one and
nobody can state with certainty even at
this late day what will be the political
complexion of the next State government.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-26
MRS. SHANN PLEADS
Says Not Guilty of Iurder-TriaI Set 70
June IL.

Oune IL.
TRENTON, N. j., May &c The indict-
ment against Mrs. Matte Sham of Prince
ION, for murder in the first degree was
presented in the Mercer County Cou TT
shortly after noon by the grand jury.
Mrs. Sham is accused of having pois-
oned her son in order to procure the lnsur-
ance on his life.
She was Immediately arraigned after the
presentation of the indictment and pleaded
lot guilty. She was heavily yelled, but
appeared perfectly calm. and remained so
during a tilt between Judge Albeit and
her counsel, NJ NJ Barton.
The judge fixed June II us the date for
the woman's trial Mr.. Barton sail he
could not be ready to proceed with the
case within the time specified.
Judge Albeit would not alter the date,
however, and Mr. Barton announced that
the defendant would have to procure
other counsel. every WE'LL" said the
judge, "let the defendant be removed"
Mrs. Sham was then taken to the
county Jail.