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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22

E0urur-In West Jordan, 4a't Lalo county,
December 1lHt 100, ltua Lulu, tho beloved
daughter OF bishop John kshtrt aud thu late
lmmA Eglori Doc lHH 1'trCnth year Of hor age,
Funeral notice hereafter,
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d. NJ. o.botoe d Gave John Glenn,
amount sl8l.9J.
ID. NJ. Osborne d Co, vs. a. wnkisor,
amount s05.05.
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OILNOg
VELVETS,
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS,
X Stock Of $4,000

Which will offer without Prime and up
the Eve of December sih. First come choice Everything
marked 10 plain figures and displayed This
not consist Of Old stock but Choice. New Goods
Elegant silks NgNcs and Trimmings, Tor evening and street
wear No lady afford this opportunity gentleman
should m 60 buy his wife dress We do resort the
uonh and clap advertising desire
patrons and the public object Is purposes
give Bargains and the second advertise store sena
assured this will lead to q continued patronage
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tI.dtrT SAT- HUIr'n y pHa
iHt.rIfl.
saltIalo CITY Corporation Co Rachel
turI. port lutl, u,uUa o.. plat b,
EdwsIa IS l' 5s.s si Il To- rh l1i "
QuHYIc uaItlu 2, bIocg Do. PLAT 1890.
~. " b., '','''' 4, ' i'.. ' w
interest iu Thanksgiving and
John q. pa aWaro e., ~ 20 Me-.
William \. Robertson. iHtofg.ilu
upLlf lode and other elaine 1000 40 On
EImUI D.. DuHalE &c uA 90 MNutm
a. Robertson, interest lu tuIIr
luuu aud Other elaine .H...sssssss ll ~
Frederic. Heath 90 600 uuIug part
lot ll, block 70. tlyu aero plat a,
lI. iIuIt survey ...... ...Hs..s.s ss.s Dol.
rtlHUrIcs Heath o. william lihI.
pS tt' % sffi.id ,ur ~. 80. 300 o.
DANIEL nunt0I 20 AsUilrd fw.Ea
IutHll and o. block ., hun.rrH
HuNiNlHInu .saHss. ..H.#.....H. .a.HH 80 nv
Amo. r. cannot 81 uA 90 llaar
ucbrH, part lDt5 biloxi --, Ton
Aero a, NiE ilvld FurttYs.s.... 600 %
Goorse avn cctuN 90 tl w. TON.
Xc q; a. 4. iuf, riGo q sansy, y" 1000 o.
10. 49,. Duncan 81 VA o. george
Asre S.5t ' Z. 81 fis'i surto' 'l 1900 o,
Sarah q, nnutt g. GoOrFU hAllIg.pnrt
Jos q. uIuca.e. ICu Aero piht a, 1900.
hIE tluIu survey t..sss.tssssass. aitf' w
G. J.. ncmm o. Mrs, Cay smith, lots
% aud d., ulocs 3, icftins's adit 900,
tiuu sssssii. HHs w N'
q. 8 wanuaud u a " United
ttatss r.ual 90 Luoli q. Gran
Dali. lots in block 3 aud other 1900.
property, Flyo Acre plat Aa.sas. $500 p
W. laH l5t S !. S' ' 10, piai L, NV, i.5ls o.
A. l., rmou1t UtuNt wan John
aun 20 ul. lots % and li, block O.,
Ih0mptoh'h addiu0n's''s''''''' az o.
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Ny vision has boon wonderfully iupfoyed by
tho glasses that ur rurlwCrd uu prrHruurd
Through thom tho world locke clearer aud
moro distinct than formerly. while Tor close
Wurt they are very rCHiful Co WY UEuH.
hEu NrlNuIu4,
Secretary OF tho rrrs dauey Mormon
Church
can read Tor h0urH with glasses uitCd lV
Dr. sholmvrdiut'H pUcuIlHr method Iuuy
give my eyes complete rect
1NO. vs.. UREENMAN,
q o.. tommisuJuoF.
ur. sholmcrdiu0 made 70 thorough 0Namlua.
ton Of my eyes, ami tho ElHascH hg prescribed
have imptly uY vision WuAltriuiIF liraliuF
Do pleasure. where before % was diurulty,
u, ", -nlrIll,
The photographer
Having consulted high authority Tor my de-
fryuye flEnt aud experienced no benefit ht
inCir hAHdH, 1 hm pleased 20 HlY mat br
shDlmHrdluu o. mo fret tn prescribe glasses
that give my eyes perfect unFc.
L. 5. CANrwELL, ~ d.
BAND 20 SCOTT AuERHACu BLOCK,
lCl SOUTH MAtN slHEEE
Consultation Free.
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PROVO.
First District Court.

rHovo. JAN Dec. %, 1874.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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In the divorce suit Of G. l.. Mcllib.
ben vs. Isabella Mckibben, hearing
wua had on the order 10 show cause Tor
contempt. This matter came up on a
previous occasion. The plaiuun was
now ordered 20 turn over certain house.
hold furniture, stoves, etc, wlthlu two
days, or elso ~ be committed for COM
TEMPT,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18
Open Letter.
Eden, w. VA.
DEC. 8. 1894.
EDrrOR CHRoNICLE:-

4.
EDwOE CHRoNICLE:-
Dear Sir:-In the issue of the
CHRONICLE of the 4th Of December
appears a letter from Creston, Writ
county, of Nov. 22nd, under the non
de plume OF Citizens Of Creston 2"
commenting on the sad misfortune Of
my father, DR.. |. ID. Smith, a matter
in which | am deeply interested, and
vii! only he too glad to know that
those with whom my father seems to
have had an alteration may prove
themselves exonerated from the
charges that are most paipably rife
Of his being foully treated under pre-.
tense Of retribution Of any overt act
that he might have committed. And
Will further say that none Of DR.. J..
ID. Smiths children or friends feel tie
least incensed at the cool citizens Of
Creston for anything that happened
nor do they hold them in the least re.
sponsibIe for any of the overt act. of
the parties with whom our father
seems to have been a victim. With
the kindest Of feeling and grateful
thanks for those in whom NY father
found frind, | remain,
Most respectfully yours,
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To each parent Is committed mag
netlc charge and they should not lose
sight of lis awful responsibilities
To the parent is committed the keep.
ing Of our children, and in the pa
rents hand hangs the childrens desti-
MES. To wait and postpone the cul.
tivation Of their minds and hearts un.
til they can he lead to a mourners
bench or into the church by minis.
ter or some one else, is times thief
that has pluck"d and will continue to
pluck 50 many bright jewels. "a
taste for useful reading is an efIcctuai
preventative from vice" but how can
a young man haze such a taste, ex-
cept it be cultivated. Go where the
greatest inquiries are made for
the wandering boys look through
the libraries, it they have them,
search the houses from cellar to gar
rett for newspapers and you will find
as a rule few useful books and per.
haps no papers at ali.
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If there il any virtue i'll the fellow.
ing receipt our felon afflicted friends
are entitled to its benefits: Wrap a
cl'th loosely around the felon, leav-
ing the end open. Pour gun-powder
in the end and shake it down until
1t is covered, then keep it wet with
camphor. In two hours the pain will
he relieved and perfect cure will
follow quickly.
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important to Commercial Tray
ClprS

On and after December 1st, Bag
gage Agents Of the b. q O. r. r..
Co., will accept coupons, from mile.
age books issued by Il. q O. r. r..
p. e w. Ry., 3. IL %. :. w. Ry..
and Valley R'y Of Ohio, in payment
for excess baggage charges, at their
face value, 2 cents each. This mr..
rangement will not include B. & O.
Mileage Books endorsed good only
on b. d o." b. q O. Southwestern
Books, nor books older than one year
from date Of issue.
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Lightning Hot Drop5-
What FUNNY Nan1eI
Very True, but 1t Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without Rolief, There IL no Pay
Subscribe for the CnRoN1cLE.

IT. 3'''|t'I "I'If'
\ splendid line Of MAS goods at
Want IL Bars.
Nice line of ladies hats at G.. s.
smiths. Call and see them.
Go to the Drug Store for papers
pcns, ink, tablets and paperterie.
Remember Want d Bars is the
place to get your shoes and Ladies
Dress goods.
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am not going away. You will
still find me At my place of busim, $
III Grantsyille Mrs. I. {. Owens.
WASrED:-We will pay cash for
500 bushels of good wheat. - cents
per bu>hel. \. HUrFMAN q son.
y fresh line Of Groceries just re.
ceived at Jehieys u Ftrre'rs.
y nice line of Nmas god. at
Want IL Bars.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

We desire to render to our neigh.
bors our sincere and heartfelt thanks
for such substantial and timely re-
MEMBRANES as came TO our home on
Thanksgiving day, and ask Gods
blessing to be with and upon Won all.
WM. BURNS AND FAMILY.
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We have said SO much from time
90 time about surveyors of roads
working and having ;he roads work
cd after the first al July, that we are
almost diShearieued, discouraged
di,gusted, and ashamed to mention
the matter again. But there are 50
many abuses Of the system, We want
to call the attention of the court.
surveyors, sheriff and taxpayers to
one more. II you will take the pains
- investigate the matter YOU will find
there were several men on the sheriif'S
delinquent list last year that worked
on the roads after the July term Of
the County Court, at which term the
sherifi's Delinquent list was approved,
and the Court, at the November term.
allowed orders for these same lads
that had paid no taxes. We are not
sure that there are many cases, bul
we do know Of one, and the work wa,
done iii less than two miles of Grants
vile.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

Gamer Brothers, ofN hite Pine. are
getting in fresh line of fall and
winter goods. Ladies Dress goods,
Clothing, Winter Hats. etc. Call
and learn prices before spending your
money clsewherc
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In another column appears com
mun;caiion signed BYE Witness.
which purporIs to he in answer to q
former communication from Citizen,
of Creston, " in reference to the treat.
ment of DR.. Smith. Now We are i'm
hli>>ful ignorance Of The facts in the
case except 20 far as they are told NV
palt.cS who were there and the two
statements above referred To, and, cf
c"wSe, do MT express an opinion ex-
cept that if Tom Iiaggarty did what
is claimed by Eve Witness. " Squire
Boice Is certainly liable to an indict-
mcnt, and Eve Wiiress" will not
discharge his duty as a good citizen,
1t he does not 60 before the grand in.
rv aud present him. But it had as
well he understood once for all, if they
are to be Judged hy their actions.
the proper officers of this and WHIT
counties are afraid of Tom Haggarty,
and man ought not I've blamed for
not doing thing he is afraid to do.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18
Headquarters for Holiday
LIQUORS.

Buy your holiday WHISTLES, wines,
brandys, gins, etc, from Headquar-
tiers. We have the largest stock of
any house in West Virginia, and give
the public the benefit of low prices.
i5raddock Pure Rye and Barley Malt
WHISTLES at Distillery Prices at
JAS. CLARK & cos, :. RosEx-
Helm, Agt., 300 Market Street, Par
kersburg, ". Va. S9-3w
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

Forty years ago today says the
Intelligence. Of Dec. 10, "four horse
teams were crossing the Ohio river 1T
this point on the ice.
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CALHOUN CHRONICLE.
Local Briefs.


Be thoughtful.
Only one more week Til Christmas
ii. Brannon, of Beech, was in tow
Tuesday.
And now dost thou love thy neigh
Dor as thyselt:
NJ we didn't nibble at the Kirk
patrick u johnson bait.
Postmaster Amos kenney, Of Ar
n"!dshurS, was over Friday.
BE careful about assuming vows to-
day and violating them to morrow.
Jesse Scott erected statl or one
of his lots in the Fest End last week.
Poorer than Lazarus A man that
can't aiF'rd to take his county paper.
Mrs. Al Ball, Of Barnes run, at.
tended the n.cc.ins Il day or two last
week.
y Nr, townsend OF tr Zen run
WAS at tie metropolis last Thursday
night
are your homes chceri"i ; Ana
are they made such by your OWL.
'"'''eS
We are duly thankful for a few
financial rememhr"nccs in the last
teN days.
Farl Bail, of Steer creek, spent u
day or two attending the meeting here
last week.
Some of A,,orncv + VI Uow;I
tons children are duuoerou.jv IN with
whooring cough
In, y L-,.,. ,.,,i; c.
,.iiI. s,,,,.L,* .,. Co.,
dayed at the Hotel d. sunni
Ju., 70 star, -, . u,u. o..,o,
il t;Iorr;IIo -, I,,;. ). -, b.,
finder !. ,hrc,,on;m'.,,r,orr,.
r.,
= ''' -" ''''S ''"' ~ '"e
kept hot. lis discovery is mighty
hard on the medical fraternity.
Joc,b p.nro4, ,,,d ra,,rn.l,, ,.,,.o
been in the m,nn,,i,. bnr,in, f,r
five or six weeks. y,.,,r,cd h,n,e G,,
urluy = week vhry LilI.d 51 doo.
So far M. life i corcorrol 49,.
ery man hos = rich, r. fy HI. o.,.n
,...I,.I Ut ~ "N ~, %" "
~, ;,'.;.. - ~ 80 '"'! va
'i,,' '''' s'''S 70 ''''''H'
'','>' '!'.''' ''''c',' came III last
wees 60 ''L'''' Us '""' she was only
"''' ,''2 ABOUT 9"'"s o" Il NiS''' we
.wav - e''"s
We '''" 'S' what wound please
'"' '"''e' : e'''' week, ana we c"oid
,''' ~ oI' sew =. !" !, without '"cf'i'c
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Our Liberal Offer.

the same number, the Gold will be
awarded to the first sender. Your
own name and years subscription
must accompany the list.
Homer Knight was up frsm Brooks
vile sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Bennett was one of
last weeks visitors.
j. w. Metz returned from Webster
county fea days ago.
Joshua Owens, of Normantown.
visited friends here Sunday.
Squire Riichta disposed of several
lawsuits Saturday evening.
A few new subscribers last week.
Keep the good work going on.
Boys, there were a number of girls
at church that had no company
Bud Stump and others from about
Smmptowm were down Saturday and
Sunday.
T. V. Shock, prominent timber
man, IF Steer creek, was here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Georgia Bell met too many of
her beauX at church Sun lay night.
Result; One got left.
Dept L. ). Marshal johnson has
been locking after the vendors of the
ardent" for a few days.
Rev. Guy Crook preached in the
NJ. +. Church, South, last Sunday
night.-Speuccr Bulletin.
L. c. Knots, Of Minnora, has
been attending the meeting for day
or two. lie is whole soldier.
Miss Scoitie Bell was thrown from
Il horse sunday, and pretty badly
shaken up, but no bones were broken. !
Young and handsome Jim Pearcy, !
som Of Sheriff pcarcy, Of Gilmer
county, was in town the later part
Of last week.
y paying quantity Of oil is being
found all around us. Spectators
will certainly begin to develop this
field pretty soon.
c. Williams and i. WIIallenbake
are the latest entries in the prize ring. |
They had quite Il row down at the
ferry Thursday morning.
We can hardly describe wcddin.
unless we are present, and haven't
the rcmotcst idea whether victua!s
arc good unless we taste them.
1.-THE mineral we'll here had Leen
discovered when this country first be-
gan to settle zap, they would have had |
to Kill IL man t" start graveyard.
What would be tie matter with n
part of the CnEoNGcLE force marry
ing? If the editor of the Pathfinder
VIII marry we will 20 him one better.
All persons knowing themselves in /
hehttd To- Barr Bros, Grantsville, are |
reg "FS'e,' 10 St'''e same by Jan. lst.
that dav - f9'''' "' o'oSe" Oh
c IN
80. P''P'' nav { ','' enough
:, ,hor :, r,oI,.t ~ I, ~,
c,nver,ed the world ifi, lad Loo,,
possible for it 70 bo,r m treosnro -,
the Same
ro Nm /
-: ~ mas ,'"'e'e',
WIS; ~ '" II " 70, {"
.,I,i r.;., ~ ,,N J''s' was "'""'"s
- "'' MS l"s'
We ore sorry r. lo.e lin, r. IT,
trade 90 he w,sone IF tho ,,,,,, I,oa,.
cd bovs
A., r,: ~.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

For rheumatism I have found
nothing equal To- Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t relieves the pain as soon
as applied ! w. Young. West
Liberty, w. Va The prompt relief
il affords is alone worth many times
the cost, 30 cent? Its continued use
will effect q permanent cure. For
sale by Barr Bros, druggists, Grants
Vile.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

Barr Bros have added u full line e
books to their store. You can now
ar' almost any book in print, of them
and at exceptionally low prict-.
Pe'I has an elegant line Of Gents
furnishing 41ods.
For CAsH-You can buy -four at
tle iruu'sriIle Roller Mill for Two
cents rer pound SS.tf
Elegant satteen umbrellas at Pel'.
ror - Gents.
Dried peaches, evaporoted apples
dried currants canned cherries. apri
cots, peaches and tomatoes at Wiant
d Bars.
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s. A. Hays.

attorney and Co,m%cilor-oilnc,
Chenille, ". Ia.
Will practice in the Court o,
Appeals, and in the counties Of Gil.
mer, Calhoun and BrLyton.
Collections promptly made and le.
mitted. Also realestatc agent Land
titles investigated. l02
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18
Charnberlain's Eye md Skin

Charnberlain's Eye md Skin
Ointment.
a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Sal. RheU-n, Scald Head, OK!
Chrenic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
aud Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds OF cases have beqn cured By
it after III other treatment Lad failed
It's put Up a - and 90 ceG5 boxes.
For sale hysBarr Brothers
PHYSICIANS CARDS.
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A good lime To- suhscribe-Now.

y fine line of confectioualies. nuts.
fruits, etc, at II. III. Swentzers.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

y fresh line of groceries just re-
ceived at Gamer Brothers.
We have just received new and
complete lot fob stock, type, etc,
ANA are better prepared to do your
work than before.
Pell has an immense stock Of goods
bought at the lowest cash prices, and
is selling at hard time prices. Mems
boots s1.50 30 yds good shifting
for 81. 20 yds oil red calico for 81
All wool > VI. w Va. Flannels for
% cents per yard lift.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY DIRECTORY.
County Officers.
Judge Circuit Court, IS. Armstrong
Prose cutting Attorney, w L. Stevenson
Clerk Circuit Court, K. W. Hall
County Commissioner" 3 E K 5s ;.. @::;
Clerk County Court, /. II. Trippctt
Sheriff, L. W Gamer
n,,,;o { Alien ilardman, Jr
/ and Josiah \ Jarvi,
Supt. Free Schools, Zee Hopkins
Surveyor, :. l.. Bell.
Assessor, $. ". Ward.
Com. School Lands, W. l. Stevenson.
Circuit Courts.
Fifteenth "f February, June and October.
County Courts.
Second Monday in Arrii.Juiy, November
and JanL.rv.
Arrivals and Exits of 1iails.
IIarri>villc; lca:cs daily. at 4. m, cx-
cept SUNDAY, arrives same day at > p. IA
ArnuldsJurg: arrives daily at II o'clock
n. M, and leaves same day at y. M.
Glcmviilc: arrive, every Tuesday and
Frila, al : y. IA, and leaves "Wednesday
and SATURDAY II . ;. M.
Burning springs; arrives every Tuesday
and Friday AT p. uI., and leaves Nedmcs-
day and Saturday 1T "a. m.
S.atcn: leaves Tuceday and Saturday At
II. M, and arrive, at 100, same DAYS.
Societies.
Eureka Lodge, 80. 10, y and ~ NJ,
meets Saturday right ON or before the iuli
moon in each m4nth.
LII Trippctt w. NJ.
K. u. Marshall, S,cr,Wrg.
t..,-,;it- ~, lOu q q l.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-18

When EabJ was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she WAS q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she lad Children, she gave them Castoria.
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4 II. STUMP, II. d.
Peter Hicks.


I1ls39.ai Ag1IsI 10 Ha!l II.3..9l
Can be found at his shop i'm 7. o.
@. F. building every Saturday. Give
him a call Satisfaction guaranteed
The largest line Of Ladies and Gents
fine shoes ever brought to white Pine.
can be found at Gamer Bros. and
"lll be sold very low for cash.
Jtstice', Fee Bills at this office.
5ubpUuas a; the CHRoNIcLE Office.
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Blank Summons at this office.
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Circuit Courts.
Fifteenth of February, June and October.
County Courts.
Second Monday in April. July, November
and JanL.rv.
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Has already the Largest Circulation OF an,
Newspaper in the Two Virginia,, East
crn Ohio or Wectcrn Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-26
DsBs' HEARING POSTPONED.
Prisoners Counsel Promises 10 Show Great
Conspiracy on Part Of Railway Managers.

CHICAGO, July 25.--At the opening of
court in the Debs trial, today, Mr.. Greg
DRY asked for formal ruling on his motion
to quash. This Judge Woods promptly did
by overriding the motion. Judge Gross-
sup announced that he expected to hear the
case on the indictment he had Withdrawn
from the contempt case, and that he neither
assented to nor dissented from the ruling
of Judge Woods.
District Attorney Milchrist announced
hat Mr.. Walker was sick and said that as
Walker was to continue through the case
as the future distriet attorney, it would be
impracticable to take any testimony in his
absence.
When Attorney Miller asked that the
case of the Santa Fe Railroad against the
defendants be proceeded with, he made an
immediate hearing appear very necessary
to some for the public good, but Judge
Woods could not be convinced that the
public welfare would be INJURED by six
weeks interim sion and so continued both
cases to Sept. 5,
Attorney Erwin promises to show a great
conspiracy on the part Of the railway man
ayers to uphold Pullman. Judge Woods
said such testimony would be entirely ire
levant, but he would allow him to introduce
enough of such testimony to show whether
he had a foundation for his charges.