The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-04

All peiNdulhg sJlllness. J
He said on behalf of the executive COM
mittee Of the bar that a meeting was fixed
for II o'clock and he, therefore, moved an
adjournment OF court, and the bar went into
session with Judge Bechtel presiding. A
committee Of seven was appointed to draft
resolutions Of coincidence. Pending the re.
port of the committee Lawyer Woodbury., a
close friend of the deceased, made an
address oulogistic Of his dead associate. D.
G. Henniug, Esq, on behalf Of the committee,
then submitted the resolutions.
After reading the report Mr.. Henning ad
dressed the meeting in one of the most
fitting speeches Of its kind delivered before
the bar. He spoke in terms Of highest praise
If the dead lawyers ripe scholarship, his
great ability, his sunny disposition, kindness
Of heart, aud his eminent success as a lawyer
and a citizen. Mr.. Henning was followed by
Judge Bechtel, Ex-Judge Walker, Guy Far
luhar, Esq and Louis Walker, ESQ, who
spoke in the same strain. The bar attended
the funeral at 3 p. m, interment in Charles
Baber cemetery.
During the year just passed death has
busted himself in an especial manner among
the lawyers Of schuylkin. Beginning with
Major L'Velle, who WAS laid TO rest on April
,, 1892, there followed c. p. Kramer, John A.
Nash, J. C. Kline, Judge Green, and that
good old Friend, Mr.. Roseberry. This is a
y death rate very exceptional, indeed, and
brings home to us the realization Of the pas
sage so well quoted to-day, In the midst o.
life we are in death"
G Judges Bechtel and Weidman occupied tn,
bench this morning when the new crier, Mr.
Grover, opened court with that solemn anC
absolute 90, YesW
Judge Bechtcl must have worked yer.
diligently last week, considering the larg
number Of opinions handed down by hin
yesterday.
In the case Of Keller VS., Biltz, from Ash
~ land, a rule to show cause why Mrs. Bit
ia could not find her own hand in interpleadei
was discharged.
IL In the divorce case of Liudenmuth VI
I" Lindenmuth the court directed $40 couns,
D fees to be paid by the husband for the wifi
- who is respondent,
- Stiyey Marcenevicz was sentenced to pa
a. costs, a fine of s. and thirty days imprisor
u' ment, on a charge of assault and battery.
A rule for Judgment for want Of %suliciel
=, affidavit of defense was discharged in Il
II case of the Minersville B, & L. Association y
~ Robert Rogers.
Il" A new trial was refused in the cases of Il
Hoover Mercantile Co., and W.. S. Thirw,
VS.. Lizzie Brennan. The parties are fro
Ashland.
The court overruled the exceptions to t
report of Attorney Graeff, Auditor of t
ny Miller estate, ard ordered the report filed.
On motion of J. B. Reilly and NJ.
Burke, Esqs, the court ordered the ties
mony to be written out in the case of Mar
Dixsn ct al VS.. the township of Butler. II
case arose out of the heart.rendering accid'
that occurred at the Connor crossing in Is
It was tried in 1883 with a veriict of $
81, for the plaintiff, and it has been pend
since undera rule for a new trial by the
for PENDANT.
Like BanquO's ghost, the summa lice
case from Shenandoah won't down"
~torneys Pomeroy and Beddall have tai
the case to the Supreme Court, where 1t c
not be tried until next February. To-
they took q rule, founded on the affidavit
Louis Klein, to show cause why the tran
no Of the Summa license to Mrs. Breen she
ION not be revoked. Counsel for the remonstrs
m claim that the writ taken to the Suprl
Court should supersede the transfer and
therefore nothing should be done till
3 OF Supreme Court passes upon the case.
the rule is returnable next Monday, when cou
y is for both sides will again try to persuade
liars court that each is right. Tn case is eau
Jty' a good deal of ommen and is being
lowed closely by the bar.
The largest and best appointed labora
Miss in the world is owned by F. Ad. RIGHT
day, Co.. the sole manufacturers of the renoy
ried. imported "Anchor Pain Expeller," the
usual known remedy for rheumatism, Gout
kindred complaints. Their own large
works are often unable to turn out all o.
many millions of bottles required amt
for their medicinal preparations. The
chor Pain Expeller' is sold at 25 an
cents abottle at c. H. Hagenbuch, p.
Kirlin, j.. NJ. lillian, and other druggist:
his
about It has been safely asserted a thol
times that nothing equals DR.. Coxe's
Cherry and seneka for coughs and colds