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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-11-11
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
a. 4. Hill, Prominent rarkcrsburg Mer.
chant, Kills Iiimseif.

PAREERsBURG, w Va. Nov. THE
community was shocked to learn that
A. + Hill of the dry goods firm of Har-
rison & Hill had committed suicide al
his home He shot himself through the
head infiicting wounds which soon
proved fatal.
Mr.. Hill was one OF the leading mer-
chants in this city. His partner, Har-
rison, died recently There is no
reason known for his act, bu. the ac-
counts are being examined. Hill leaves
q wife and family. who moved in tbs
very best society.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-11-11
Artist Cain Arrives.

New YORK. Nov. THE French
landscape and figure painter, jean
Charles Cain, has arrived here.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-11-11

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 7.-Longfellow, The
king of the turf, Is dead,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
ZINE FALL FASHIONS.

AN -h'A~
60 make womankind abhor it. It was of
dark blue velvet, and was bordered with
fur. The revers and collar were of pale
blue broadcloth, richly embroidered in
silver, gold and blue. Across the front,
which simulated a vest, were four bnrs
of gold braid, worked with blue, and
with gilded pendants. The sleeves were
wide pulled and had wide cuffs turned
upward.
Worn with this was a hat of fearful
and wonderful make, with blue velvet
ribbon and corntlowers. The dress worn
with it was a plain rep silk in pale blue,
sarnished with dark blue velvet ribbon.
This cloak was for grand ceremony.
In contrast to that is a diagonal chey-
lot i'll soft, indistinct color. between a
mode and regular Quaker drab, with
q black thread traversing it ~diagonally.
The full skirt has three lines of the finest
soutache braid set above three others,
The jacket is trimmed in the same man
ner with fine braid and plain horn but
tons. The skirt of the jacket is full in
the back, and there arc two horn but
tons there also. There is ID storm cape
to go with this really handsome walking
suit, with double collars, which makes
1t quite warm enough for the coolest
weather. Some ladies have toques Of
the same material as their walking suits,
trimmed simply, but prettily, with vel
vet and possibly a couple of mercury
|"lgs. OLIVE HARPER.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
SHER1ry.s sAIz-THE ooMMoNwEALrH

SHEnITs's sAIlE-THE COMMONWEALTH
Alfred ). wi!herbss ct =. dssisnd.pts,
Under and By virtue Of an order e sale and o..
district court Of tho rirst judicial distriot Of III
state of Montana in and for the county Of
z:E s. ,s sd u o ts : :bo 1s . HI ri . 81 Ct . : css;;
i dns above e%n nsn.a pl.ip tsIG a a;aiasds 39 Sd%Rss
b hs',' hsrsh. T.'-' W Vii: sssl Arthur d Ttsia
j. E.. Crstoher. Vim wsinrish, .jehn
Fsns ! N. la, +. x. + 5 s1 ". !. sa s.ifis,ii :
G. Gilpatriok, The Thomas Cruse Savings bank,
!; 4. Conner, Edv.rd B1shan; defenaants. on ths
q s4s.sSe4. S6esidss interest. .os.. seA &:
tornoy's fees, which ssid decree was on the S0th
d.y Of Ausust =. 7; 1s9s. recorded il tude-
j am commanded to sell eli those esrtain. lots'
pieces OF paroels Of land. situate, lying and b.
Ing in the county of Lewis and Cisrts. otats
is's hTo g and q. c q, |. s slsst on ! hca.
a tion Z. an ths s' s.ss q hsi.a "s. si,a :. 1' "a tss ae esas:
no " Of section tventy..ix lssj: township ten
es'h: nsf cain ct 5 Iasf Ss 1sss q ae ST. Tot Ire front t: On sRs
and twenty-fve O?N feet deep 70 an eighteen foot
IS said lots and block arc de.lsnstsa and do:
sorib d upon the official pat OF said J radford
addition, filed In tho office Of the county re-
oordsr Of said county Of Levi and Clarke. stats
Of Montana.
Together with all and singular the tsnsmsnta.
hersditaments and sppurtenances theReuAto b.
longing or In anywiss appertainins.
Public notice il hereby given that on Wednesday.
the 2ith day Of bep.emb boz. 4. D.. 1888. at IL o'clock
q. Of that daya tho front door Of the court house,
will, in obedience to said order Of sale and decree
Of foreclosure and salo, ssl the above dsscribed
property, or 90 much thereof as may b
and costs, to the highest and bsst biddss fos cash
In hand.
Given under ny hand this 9TH ~ 4 Esp-
tom boz, A. D. 1857
CHARLES D. CUBTlA 0Assi6
BY rRKD f. Hoss, Under Shesi6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
Sound Waves.

The parts in speech Of a common CONVEX
sation may be distinguished at a distance
Of AGO feet eve when the air is perfectly
calm. A powerful human voice, speaking
in IN observable breeze, is audible, but not
d~istinguishable as to parts, at a distance of
Is, $40 feet with the wind. The sound of a
strong brass band cannot be heard at a
greater distance, and the report of a musket
is scarcely peroeivable at q distance of over
go, 600 feet. In the arctic regions, when the
spirit thermometer marks 40 or more de-
grees below zero, F., a common CONVEX
sation may be carried or by persons sepa-
ratedsfrom each other by upward of 1000
feet. Heavy cannonading in this latitude
may be heard 80 miles.-St. Louis Repub-
liz
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
ANNALS OF THE LAW.

b. G. 401-.IhA powers OF the court Of
Areopagus much curtailed by Pericles
b. c. 449--ThA laws Of tho Twelve Tables
code remained IN force until the time Of
Justinian, or nearly 1000 years.
b. c. CA great collection Of Roman
laws made by Alfousus varus, a civilian.
B. G. B--Servius Sulpicius made a col
lection comprising several hundred vol
umes of Roman laws
290-The Gregorian and Hermoginian
codes were compiled and promulgated.
SSO-Tho FIRST ecclesiastical canon or
church Law, was promulgated.
42a--The T~heodosian code was begun In
this year by orl er of the Emperor Theodo-
sius. The compilation was concluded In
4SS.
447-The constitutions Of T~heodosius were
promulgated in the Western empire as the
supreme law.
534-The digest or pandects. Institutes
and novels Of Justinian promulgated
throughout the Roman empire. This com
pendulum of law comprised the contents of
over a,ooO volumes reduced to 50.
54o-The British laws in force in the Is
land were translated into Saxon for the ben
eft Of the Saxon settlers.
607--The first court of chancery Is said to
have been established in England.
67s-Regulations made by Lothaire and
Edric, kings Of Kent, for conducting trials.
69O-The Saxon laws Of Ina were pub
lished in manuscript form and any person
allowed to copy what no pleased for his own
information.
s~92-Larceny above the value of 10 shil-
lings made punishable by death under the
Saxon law, though the criminal could re-
deem his life by restoration and ransom.
s69-The right of appeal was granted,
and dissatisfied litigants could take their
causes from any of the kings courts to the
king in ~persou.--St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
GUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First jlAiaial .distsist q H. state q
In and Tor tho county Ut LOWS and

SUMMQNs-1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Montana In aud ior IL county Il Lewis and
Ghafls. 4. R.9lstt: plaintiff: y: Clara !; Bon.
and L. G. +. Lott. assignee. defendants.
above named defendants.
You are hereby required to appear IN An aetioA
hr.eqsht .gsinst you By ths aheys named plain.
diet Of the state Of Montana. IL and for ths
complaint 9ied the1sin. within tsn day
ssrvios on you Of this summons, i served within
this county; or. II served out Of this county. but
within this district, within twenty days; other
II g 5. tat tort; .r s:ss; e sei '': .::sSsaia y a e &:
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action j: brought to recover judy"
ssrest q eisht per cent peg anaam from Ny.
.ror May 70. 1885,, on : oe!tain promissory note
.xeouted and delivered BY defsndanta. Clara J:
BouteAs and VIM. A. Boutells to plaintiff. and
alee to obtain : decree Of foreclosure Of > cor
tae% 9:i bi.fs . aaita TO- to eit ~ OF 'f Hsi. IN X Ho y:
lana given to secure the payment OF the above
described , note and interest SsTpon and to fore.
Lots. n~ssignse. Of rights thsrein;. also fer $50
attorneys fees and for costa Of suit.
And you are hsrsey notified that 4 yee f.sl t.
: sssit.d Ia ~ s.. ia t S'.i isid 's .aR '.pSi y !. ses Il:
sogrt for the relief demanded. in raid complaint.
Given under NJ hand and tie esea Of tho dis
1i's court OF The h.! 1T y 1udio1.l d d. ting : %, Of The The
(ssI FiE.sl tSis stA a.1 i september. in
.'s S:s e. "a Il: :i:s; !; Ga 49, ~ 81 :s =; f. 49, ;s:s;:
~ g. 8; fn..nAH, Deputy Glsrk;
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dong East-8av0 Time.

Going 10 Chicago aud enst your shor,
quick route Is via St. Paul and ''The NortL.
western Line" Leave Butte 6:45 a. h..
Helena lO:15 a. m. to-day, roach st. Paul
G:55 a. n. second day. connecting Will fast
Gay train Of Tho Northwestern Line"
leaving St. Paul 500 a. m. daily and arriv-
Ing Chicago 9:b p. N. same day. making
less than si1ty-throe hours from Butte md
sts than sixty hours from Helena. which ie
several hours less time than via any other
line to Chicago.
This 9:25 T. m. arrival in Chicago insurer
connection with all the principal lines iron
Chicago east, and The Northwestern
Line" is The only lint from st. Paul that
makes oil of thoss connections in Chicago
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
Tight Balloons.

Professor Henry A. Hazen says that the
construction of tight balloons must be the
first step toward proper exploration of the
air. 1t is hardly probable, he says, that a
balloon has been constructed in this COun-
try which will not leak 25 per cent of its
gas in "a hours. On the other hand, a bal
loon has been built iii France of goldbeat-
er's skin which has leaked less THAI one
half of l per cent in "a hours. In other
words, if the former balloon could just keep
afioat two days the latter would not give
out for 100 days.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
A Suro euro for PiIos.

Itching pilcs arc known by moisture like
preparation. causing intonso itching whom
whrm. his form as we'll IS blind. bleed
inc Or 7 rotradinR, yield at once TO DR.. Be-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts di sstiy
on parts effected, absosbs tAnors, nliays
ltohing and effects d permanent Gu e. 60 cts.
Druggists or mil. Circulars free. Dr..
Bosanku, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by H. N.
ParGhen & Co., Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
Guaranteed Cure,

We authorize our advertised druggist "a
sell Dr.. KINGS New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. upon shiu
condition. II you arc af1icssd with q
Cough, Gold Or any Lung, III, cat or Chest
trouble. and will uss this ren edy a. directed.
giving IL fair trial, and experienced NO
benefit. you may rata.n the bottle and have
your money refunded. W. could not make
shis offer did W not know that DR.. Kings
New Discovery could be rolled on. It nsve.
a~isappolnta. Trial bottles FREQ At II. N.
Parohon 4 Co.'S drug stsrs. Large size 80
cents and 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
S OF FASHION,.

Oapriccs For Little Felix's and Novsities
Fur Adults.
Especial Corrcspondencs.1
NEW YORK, Dot. G-la Bryant park
one can see many small children be-
longing to the aristocracy Of New York
any pleasant afternoon Jumping ropes,
rolling around in carriages o. playing
with their dolls. We naturally suppose
that d,ese little tots set the style. They
don't They follow 1t and from afar
of. n II not the m~illionaires' children
that are the hrst to he put into long
Gseenaway frooks or short CUES, to wear
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
A Boon for Ladies'.

Fsenoh Tansy Tablets nrs for the relief
aEd cure Of pcinful anil irregular mensea
ter what the GAUGE. The only sure and g. fe
remedy on the market. Manufactured by
A. AuRsndre. Paris, Franco. 81 or box and
for sale only by Fl. hi. Parchsn i Co., sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
B1ehl0A's AInl0A AAive

Tho Best Salvs in :hs world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Eores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cons and ell Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tiEeiy eures Piles or NO money required. II
- guaranteed 10 give perfect se3ie1astion,
or money rsfundod. Price 25 cSnts psr box
Fer sale BY q. Il. Parehen 4 c..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11

According to Che T%almudists, sitan,
whose real name is Sammael, or Eblis, was
originally an angel with six wings. He is
also known as the Old Serpent, the Devil,
Beelzebub, the Unclean Spirit, Leviathan
and ASael.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
Dress reform,

Mrs. Fadder--I have just been to see Mrs.
Sharper. Such an interesting woman! She
is devoted to dress reform.
Mrs. Homespun-She must be. She is
always busy making over old duds.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11
CUMNONs-M THE DISTRICT COURT
. Of the First Judicial district Of The
tate Of Montana. In snA Ia "a apnntY M

q To First Judietl1 0distriet e Il 4.
tate OF hent1nA IN I'D fs ~ seuaty Of
,Asp.r ! sn1,r. plaintiff. " Sidney A. With.r-
Ths st..s Ct Mont:n. ssads greeting t. the
You .re hereby Eeaui,sd t2 sppsss IN An actioa
In TIE district court Of The First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana, In and for tbs county Of
Levis and Clarke. and TO- answer The complaint
az s'sa 4 sh :%ss1's. yi tn, e. &: : ::s;,e! !' % q: e E t Fl:
ssr!ed out Of this county. bat within thisd,st1iot
.ithi 49,. twenty I'd a. Sn;,o oths "Sn = III i n is.Y o.y,
socordins to tie prayer Of said complaint.
against defendant Tor the sum Of on. hundred
70 and ier tho use ei eii.iatia' on The sot6 d., Of
May. 1890: and for $500. on account Of property
of no value Of $500, withheld from plaintiff and
converted and appropriated b defendant to his
i Swa Ia i.t. %e e." On ': said ~: sum. from M, IL 80 sSih :. "a, q
MAY. 1901. It being alleged that the payment Of
laid sums Ia and Has ! Don since said date with
hold ny An unreasonable AMI vsxstieus delay;
And you are hereby notified that II you fan t.
required, the said PLAINTIFF viii take judgment
.or .ho s sn%s o ~ifh i,sal 4 %int sns s', flo@ n9u N.1 IS.
1890: and $500. with like interest from said data.
and for costs Of this su't.
t,! S,. Cnn, nn =! IN my Ped esna IN; ;DS; z: al 49,: e. H. =, ~ n.
state Of AontanA, in and Tor the
~Co county Of Lewis and Clarke
Zeal First this 18th day Of august, in ths
C le,I.: :i:S'S's5SS5;SSs 81 sF sis: S;:
IA. Garter. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
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mo. 3,S42.)
APPLICATION FOR PATIENT

q. 8 LAND OTFICE,
HELENA. Mont. Aus, %, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that John Winsoott and
Sue Winscost, whose postoftioe address 10 Hel-
ena, Mont . aad James y insoott and Ella Win
have this day fled application fox patent, under
the mining laws of congress. for the STANLEY
placer, designated - report No. 150. situated In
- (unorsanized) mining district. jefferson
county, Montana. in seotiOn IA. township J.
tho Office Of the recorder Of Jefferson county. as
boulder. Mont, and ,described - fcllows' 40,
Being the N u of the 3 " of tho SW \ and the
N Y Of the s Hof the BE 4 Of eco 10 r. N. Il
W. embracing eighty acres. upon which ? no
tico Of said application was posted the 18th DAY
Of Auguet 1898. >,
The only adjoining claim to these promises h
NJ. Z. No. ass. on the east.
il is hereby directed that tho ahovs notice %
published At the expense Of claimant above
named, in 1 HE HELENA INDEPENDENT. . news.
paper published at Helena. Mont, and nearest
70 said claim. for the period Of = days from it,
g. A. sWI6aETT. Rsgisese
Data Of first publication. Aug. -. 1873.
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NOTICE TO CO-oWNERs-To MICHAEL
~ Weilsnd, Henry Asissr and Joan Wax
tension: ion IRE hereby notified. that I
work. labor and improvements upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim In Blue Cloud mining district
ap;rear BY certificate fled August Is. ,6y5. in tho
otico Of the recorder OF said county. In erdsP 10
hold raid premises under the provisions of SEQ
being the amount required 10 bold the came for
the year commencing January !. 1891. y the .ys>R
ending December 50. 1896. and II within uinety
licatton you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure Ter rsprsssntsr
your interest In said oiaim will bscoms the
property Of tho undersigned. under said section
ASA Of the devised btatutss o. the United
States. CHAhLhH NEL6ON.
first publication Aus. 70, .sQs.
Dated Helena. Montana. Aug. %. 1894
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-11

~ OSAo" " VA AA htSAS SSAAp - Il
is the middle class who watch for the
newest and put it on their children has.
tily, fearful that they will be out OF
style. The w%ealthiest women dress their
children with commemorate good sense
and excellent taste. Their garments are
strong and useful rather than orna.
mental, though to be sure everything is
Of the best, and more than one thrifty
mother has the best parts of her own
gowns made over for her little girls.
I notice that the little girls this fall are
wearing shorter dresses than usual, com
ing rarely much below tho knee, until
the girl is nearly or quite 12, and then
the skirts are made longer and longer by
degrees until the young lady steps ont
of child's clothes.
I was delighted today watching some
young Americans as they were playing,
and they looked 8 pretty that l took
notes of what they wore. One little girl
looked like a rose in a sang de bout frock
Of velutina. The skirt was laid in deep
box plaits. The waist and sleeves were
Of printed silk, black on a salmon pink
ground. Across the bust was a band Of
velutina cut out in turrets and piped
with satin of the same shade.
Another child wore q short, plain skirt
Of corinth red cloth slightly gathered to
q maize and red changeable belt. There
were bishop sleeves with deep maize
cuffs. Over her plump shoulders she
wore a cape Of gray frieze without lin
ing and with a little simple trimming
made Of white soutache and white but
tons. Her hat was of yellow straw, with
green stiff bows of red velvet.
Light brown cheviot made the little
coat of another. The edges Of the coat
and triple cape were scalloped and
bound with silk tailors' braid in the
same color. She wore a little hood made
Of the same material, and the edges of
the border were scalloped and stitfened,
making a quaint and comfortable bon
net. They wore snugly buttoned boots,
and many had black stockings, though
not all appeared in black hosiery. The
dark shades Of blue and brown We're
seen, and many children in the wealth.
lest families wore home knit stockings.
Babies now are dressed as far as pos
sible in soft, washable silks, as expert
ence has proved silk to be especially well
adapted for their tender little bodies.
The nurses now wear great black bows
and streaming ends Of ribbon on their
caps after the Russian style. but some
ladies dress their nurses to match the
baby's attire, SO far as the color of rib
bon goes.
a a new cloak that struck my eye,
not from its beauty, but because it is
one Of the forerunners Of a new caprice
in trying to revive a Henry VIII style,
which | should think would be enough
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Sold by all druggists
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-04


In AnOka county. Observation-Disclosures 1874
In Dodge county .....................13 5
In the Eighth district. ................13 1876
In the Fifteenth district. .139
IN dupnard codhty .,............. lao
In the Sixteenth district. ...............1 42
Creating an additional judge for the Eleventh
district Observation-Disclosures. 1877
Detaching the counties of Clay and Becker from
the Fourteenth and attaching to the Sew
enln 1t}S
Detaching Pope county from the Seventh and
attaching to Sixteenth. .............. 141
justice of peace Jurisdiction amending chapter
10 OF Statutes. Observation-Disclosures. So
judgment, satisfaction of, payment into court
amending chapter CO of Statutes. ...... 81
Eittson county, amending title of road and
bridge law, changing appropriation. .175
Labels and trade marks, protection for. "a
Labor bureau organization of................ 6
labor, providing for the protection of employees
Lard and Lard compounds, amending chapter
H. General Laws of 1891. ........... 126
Legislative Manual, publication of. .122
Legislature, appointment Of doorkeepers etc. =. 80
Fees for enrolling and engrossing bills. JOY
Lien for logs and timber, amendment to Statutes rs
Lights and light houses of government, to be
protected Observation-Disclosures. 27
Lincoln county amending title T of road and
bridge law of 1891, changing appropria-
Liquor license. applicants to advance $40 for
advertising. Observation-Disclosures. 167
Brings all villages Incorporated by special
charter within provisions of law of 1885. 1877
Double payment Of may be refunded E. 1914
Part OF money may be diverted for school
Provides for refunding a portion thereof. .1S9
To be issued only to bona fide citizens of
tne state e. lie -. Isy
Minors, wages of, payment Of. ............... 35
Municipal corporations, may aid in construction
of canals and improved waterways. y. 80 205
Municipal courts, change Of venue ..,........- 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-28

sa0n thas fsr has been exclusively taken
up wIth Investigation Of the alleged
forgerses IN the audifor's office- A report
expected 10 be returned By next Tues
day.
Inc records show that Pe-eivai g. Mor-
Ton and Rseeccs Trethewsy werr married
n f0rs Townsend on April Is. 1899. By Il.
1eafman, minister Of the Gospel. Dill
gent inquiry failed 70 End any person zko
knss featman or minister Of that name.
IL - certain that no minister OF that name
ever presided in this city. The opinion
prevails IN some quarters that Yeafman
was bogus preacher and that the woman
was deceived
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-28

TACOMA. Oct. 27.-ESpecial. THE next
Fierce county teachers examination will
be held here on November 9, 10 and II.
Alice kenna, the wife of Jack Kenna,
the burglar. who Is now serving term of
three years in the penitentiary. was today
given q divorce from him by Judge Parker.
Daniel Hoffman. who has had stock OF
liquors exposed as If for sale in one Of the
rooms OF the Crescent Creamery building.
was today arrested for selling liquor at re-
tai without license. The matter Was
compromised by his agreeing to close mp
his establishment.
Judge Parker win for the future allow
no divorce cases in this city to be private
The case of City Clerk smyth came up
IN Justice Murray's court this morning.
and tomorrow ~ 10 o'clock the case viii
be tried on its merits.
Much interest is being shown in the ap-
preaching election of two members of the
city school board. The choice comes
among w. G. Wheeler. G. W. Thompson,
Henry Oliver. G. s. Holmes and Cashier
Johnson, of the Edison bank, any two of
whom would be acceptable to the people
Of the city.
The eourt-msrtial met again today, but
adjourned subject to the call of Lieut.. Col.
shank