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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-10
Congress,
No Tariff Bill Passed.

Special Dispatch,
WAsHiSGroN, Aug. Il Every
thing is muddled and uncertain.
The House caucus instead of
clearing the situation, seems to
have blurred it a little more.
Although it did nothing. its in.
action practically spanked Bynum
and Springer who fought TO
force the House conferees 10 ac.
cept the Senate bill by means of
acaucus debate. The adjourn
ment was upon motion Of Speak.
er Crisp. with the understanding
that The House conferees main
tain their present stand.
While the caucus did not act:
ually indorse Chairman Wilson,
its failure to rebuke him is taken
by the administration forces as
meaning that the House is back
of him. They are iubilant ac-
cordingly In fact, a majority of
the Democrats present at that
caucus desire to accept the Sen.
ate bill, but were afraid to fight
the Administration, the speaker
and the House organization.
Otherwise Mr.. Wilson would
have found himself thrown over
SO quickly that he would have
been surprised.
HOUSE MAY SHOW FIGHT.
Its probable that the House
conferees will now make a stub.
born fight for the Wilson bill,
and unless the Senate makes
some move to bring things to a
conclusion, the contest may last
several weeks yet, and Congress,
which has already been in ses-
sion three hundred and thirty
days, add another month to its
record. 1t is a year ago to-day
when this Congress convened in
extra session to repeal the silver
purchasing clause, and it has
been IL session ever since,
with the exception of No
yember, when a recess was had
after the clause had been re-
pealed.
1t is to be expected that the
Senate will take some steps to.
bring a conclusion to this fight.
The Senate conferees may, it is
suggested. ask to be relieved
from fufther duty on the ground
that they can get no satisfaction
from the House conferees, and if
that were done the Senate might
refuse to authorize the appoint
ment of their successors. That
would hang the bill up and make
an adjournment without action
almost inevitable.
Santo Caserio is convicted and
viii be guillotined for the muir
der of President Carnot, the late
executive Of France. Like AM
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-10

THOMPSON. able sermons have
been preached at the Baptist
church by Rev. Davis. of Bridge.
port, and Rev Holman, Of
Salem.
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WEN II fro IN
Clarksburg TO
Wheeling Ia S /
Wed n e s d q y
morning ON the
early mail train
and was much
surprised Gu.
.tering the smolS.
ing car at Graf.
ton to find that
IL w a $ partly
filed withSioux
Indians. They
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-10

Among the handsomest resi-
dences Just completed n the
suburbs of Parkersburg is q
house built for Mrs. Mary Bow
les, an honest but hard working
colored woman. The house is
the resultof many years OF hard
labor and much economy. 1t
shows. however. what can be ac-
complished BY saving the pen
mics,
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Military Echoes.

NH burg under The
SssSl command of the
MSNSA$ gallant Gen eral
' -SA//a Spillman, q ON
kMEeSSz3 papy * Of
N1zilt IN Clarksburg and
s1ssz u curl LIST Reg. band!
~ m appeared to be
fSeorites, is something of which.
oar nome people should feel
jostly proud. We nave heard
lem praised and spoken of in
tie most complimentary terms.
al the Martinsburg citizens.
BIT was indeed an occasion long
10 be remembered by them and
as most Of them had been in
actual service during the recent
strike, this coming together in
lime Of peace at the beautiful and
tomantic city of Martinsburg had
a kind of indescribable charm for
the boys. Company .K,' we
must all admit, has a sprinkling,
Of all. those traits that would tend
10 make them fayorites whether
their. tents be spread upon the
oerning sands of Sahara or be-
heath the waving Magnolias that
oFerhang the banks of the Alta
maha. Just think a moment!
Where in all the grand category
BIZ modern socialistic classifica-
tions could we get a fac smile of
spch a trio of irresistible crea-
tipns of chivalry and gallantry
d we find in Sergt. Hood Horner.
Sergt. Basel and Carroll Coff-
nan ,
Where, o where, pray tell US,
Golden haired Nymphs of the
Kgean, could the famed warlike
spirit of the Mohawk yet be
preserved save in the breast of a
Shuttleworth. a Ramsay, a Car
der or a Randall.
The FIRST Regt. band boys i'm
mprtalized themselves by giving
decidedly unique entertainment
which drew a large audience.
The performances partook of the
circus nature and a very clever
burlesque was the result.
We are glad to heart that Lieut..
Core has succeeded in perfecting
his patent jag banisher." By its
use it is said that the worst Jag
can be gotten ready for inspect
ion in IL minutes.
The following items are from
the Martinsburg World:
Drum MAJOR Rapp who made
the balloon ascension in a blanket
has SO far recovered that he does
not have to eat his meals off the
mantle-piece.
We must not forget to men
ton Capt. Smith, the modest
Roman of them all, . that hero of
Boggs Run who winked the other
Aeye and left his wooden leg
,bleaching upon the sands of the
Ohio River, a memento of his de-
votion to the cause of peace and
prosperity of our grand and
glor ious State of West Virginia.
a few weeks ago the citizens
Of Clarksburg made up a purse
Of three hundred dollars and
presented Company K with SER
vice hats and leggings Some
thing, by the way. the State
ought to furnish) and now the
Harrisburg company is the nat.
ties looking one in the guard.
This recognition is what the
fJys like and they ought to get it.
Mr.. R. H. Harrison the cultur.
ed editor of the Weston Democrat
WAS apleasant callerat the TELE.
GAM editorial rooms last Fri.
day. We note with pleasure that
tue Democrat has Just entered
dppn the twenty-elghth year of
magnificent record but under
E'ditor Harrison's management it
has charmed its friends as never
Mefore
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Santo Caserio IS convicted and
will be guillotined for the muir
der of President Carnot, the late
executive Of France. Like all
other Anarchist assassins. he
was full Of bravado and lnsolence
during his trial, iustifying his
crime because his victim EN-
bodied the idea of law and order.
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The Buckhannon Bonner has
started toadd TO another volume
and the TELEGRAM extends con.
gratulatiops.
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been preached at the Baptist
church by Rev. Davis. of Bridge.
port, and Rev Holman, of
Salem.
Rev. Evans will preach at Goff
Chapelsnext sunday and we pre-,
sumo he win have a good crowd
as it is his first appearance since
| he returned from his summer
vacation.
Rev. NJ. E. Peck, OF the NJ. E.
Church South, has succeeded IN.
building up his church very much
and his regular audiences now
are much larger than formerly.
He is quite popular with the
membership and we hope the
end of his progress is not in
sight yet.
Rev. Chas. 4. White has re.
turned from Webster Springs
and spent few days with friends
in the city
4 -
DR.. Forests church is well
filed since the return of that
eloquent divine from his sum
mer vacation. HIS first sermon
and greeting afterarriving home
| was quite eloquent
Rev. Doyle has been giving his
hearers at the Central Presby-
terrain church some decidedly
logical and well delivered SER
mons. They appear to be well
pleased with him as a minister.
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Gen. Jacob S. Coxey is begin
ming to enjoy the substantial
fruits of well.earned fame. He
has been invited to West Viz.
ginia to lecture.
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had Just boon rcpulscd, some ono called
out, Lilo down, Tonnesseeans,' and see
the Goofgians' 20 In" A half hour
later whom tho GCorCiuns camo down
tho hill repulsod aud their ieathurs
RULED, a wag of n Tennessee brigade
shouted, "llIsc up, Tonnossoeans', and
SEQ tho Georglans como out"
Under an net OF Congress tho govern.
mont has purchased over six thousand
acros OF ground, and covering ton
square miles, on which tho baltic was
fought, Tor tho purpose OF restoring tho
field. Tho roads over which tho troops
moved, which wero thon country roads,
have been made into beautiful drives
and arc equal to those OF my city park.
Tho positions occupied by tho diner.
ont troops on each side will DO marked,
and tho details Of tho battle will bo sot
forth on historical tablets erected on
tho ground. Tho ground will DO a park
only IN tho scnso OF being restored 10 It's
condition at tho timo Of the battle, Tho
legislatures OF nearly all tho states hay.
ing troops In tho battle have appropri.
Gted money for erecting monuments,
Ohio leading of with $4,000. Tho
park when completed will be one Of the
most comprehensive military object
lessons in tho world. Tho central drive.
way from sherman Heights to tho field
will DO 20 miles long and there will DO
moro than 80 milos Of driveway in the
park. II, &C,
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ON HISTORIC GROUND.
Whore There woro sccnos Of Car.
mayo Now All is Beauty.
MOUNTAIN rs 4 RESORT.

Commanding Wow of Surrounding
Landscape, tho History OF Almost
Every Aero of Which is Written in
Biood-Thc chlclrnmauga Battle
Field, Whore tho Blooulcst Engage.
mont Of tho Civil War Was Fought,
Converted into Magnificent Park
Of Six Thousand Acrcs-Loolzout
Mountain, Where Joe uoolscr's Mon
Fought "tho Battle Above tho
ClOuds.n
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MEDICAL.
100 OFTEN THE CASE,
INTERESTING PROOFS,

"a young society lady, after round OF
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,lIralsensnii0n, She has frequent attacks Of
dr. ness, her back aches, and she feels blue and
generally run down. '1a W
Mothers, look we'll to your daughtcrsl
Daughters, look we'll to yourselycsl
Let tho first symptom dcnotlng tho mp.
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Hon. Healthy women arc tho hope Of tho
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There is hopefor all sufferers from Ntrroai
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Ms. Jennie @. Davis, q fino artist and an
accomplished autllorcss, Of WestGeld, Wis,
had been subject to headache ever since sue
Could remember. So severe wero her ut.
ataclssRs to cause ut times temporary dclirium.
An Treatment had failed to relieve her, but
Mier using Dr.. Miles Restorative Ncrvino
81 writes: "My record is to me, ut least,
Ssatihactory. No headache, constantly in.
sereeing appetite, and consequent gain in
Weight Of two and o half pounds in just one
Si1 weeks later she writes: Have read
md Sewed immoderutely Of late, but my
headaches do not return"
Mrs. John r. Miller,of Valparaiso, Ind,
SwAspttacked three years ago with turn of life
IN rs worst form. It finally went to her
shead, aud all indications were that 4. would
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VS. treated by our very best local physicians,
With but temporary benefit. She hnS taken
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Recollect that for tho CURE of all Ner.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Cat,le. receipts $500 head:
shipments l,IcO head; market slow and steady;
medium 81 9oaj o.; Others 81 2jaI 60; comm0n
81 OOaI co. Texans sI0Oa3 49, Hogs. receipts % 0l0
head; shipments 5000 head: market steady and
n triilc higher packers s. 35a5 IS; prime Heavy
butchers s. 50aj is; prime light s. l0a5 - Sheep.
kct SLOW; natives g. 25a5 Is; westerns 81 70a3 Is:
lambs S!.T5ah 20. Pe5 f 81 It3
CtSeiSSATI, O.. Jan. 23.-IIogB stronger ut 81 s.
a5 70; receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head.
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sAtplCAL. ,ANDaSURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
,luinbuS. Ohio. by request OF many friends and
patients, has decided to visit
bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
January 30.
4Bsll9ire, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
consultation and examination FREQ aud strict.
" eoaildentlal from Q n M. to p. ILL.,, ono day
The Doctors describe tho different diseases
sepner IMAM the sick can themselves. II Is q won.
iuennl giis ior anyone 10 poHos& Their dag
lp2stlc poweS have created wonders throughout
The Eloctropathlc Treatment for all forms OF
,nssnale Diseases, md the treatment OF Seminal
wen kneSS, Loss OF Manhood and Errors OF Youth
81 Secognized to be tho most successful me thod
r sssn discovered as used by Drs Franco & OF.
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Roon and Bdrks-Ginscns. dry. per n. In do.
lpanl. 5! 5oa4 rs; saSsafrus bark. per ID. 2Sa3:;
sassafras OIL per H., i0aJ0c; May apple root per
b., l1aac; yellow root golden sGGlj, pos D., 5Ji
Goc; blood root, per 10. &c: Seneca snake root,
per b.. free OF top. SjaiOc; West Virginia snake
root per ib,. 2ja3jc: pink root per h., liuc, 3Ja
sc: elm bark, per 10. la2c } i,sf7.-f-s l'Tl
BcanS-PrimG new hand, picked, medium, 81 SOa
s.: prime new hnnd-pickcd, navy, 81 So.
WoOt-Flne washed 2Oa2ir: 11sc or for un.
washed: medium unwnshed l6c; medium
washed 20a2lc. go s-F F.-ss ~ { -
IiOney-In the comb. per ~, I5aIGc
Rdgs-Couutry mixed 1Salc per ID, r.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad ii.

& onaud after. Saturday. October !, 49,, tllIui5
will run ns follows, city tins: .lj5[f;5i}
LEAVE HHERLTSG-p5sO1 L. N. 100 q. m, sol
N 800 q. m, 1000 m. ll:0o a. ru, 300 IN T.
20 p. IN. 22:ol p. m. 500 D. n. 400 q M, II
p m; COOP N. 200 p, N. 500 p N. $50 d. ].
LEAVE Elm GEovE-a1:Oo a m. 10 ! n. SD
90 p m. 2oJ p m. 500 p n. 90 p .5:))
p. IN; 600 p N. ZOO ?. m, 500 p. ~, . 10 p
IN. 10 10 p. N. III !. 'Ssi5 si'-s
oDail :, except Sunday. -. X. & 80
eUSD1Y-Churrh trains leave Elm Groys i. q
9:f3 q. N. and Wheeling NJ 1917 p m. y! ~
4 Il. E WEISG BIER, ~
DOL III N Il General 'aaligos IN
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RAILROADS,
uS * Pennsylvania Stations.
H5HGnnGglVdRid LINES.
(. VIZ Trains Run By Central Time.

TIcKET ovHIcEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
WATER ST.. Poor OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
At McIURE HOUSE, WHYELiSn AND At TUE
81 PENNSYLVANIA STATION. DniooE7oRT,
SoUutyrgr STSrr3T--n pAS IIGSpIr Porrrrn y
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IYnnl.

NEW York, Jan. 2&-plg Iron dull; America,
Sl2 GOALS 10. Copper dull; lake $40 co. Leat
dull domestic s. 10. lin dullj straishts SO Is
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puILADRLPuIA, PA, Jan. % Flour, market
duli,and lower. Wheat unsteady; No. 3 rcd &c;
dull; january 4lIEc; February Iljsc; March 4?Jsc
Oats steady; January sc; February S5I33c; March
3Jt4ci April soc. Butter steady; fancy western
creamery sc. Eggs ilrner; western ljc. Cheese
steady and unchanged, 'ssrss .-g.-l :. 49,
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c.. O.. G, & 81. L...- d lRlehmond Torrn... y,
Col. Coal d lron.a... D do prCierrOd..... 10 4
Cotton OIL Certiflc. 2SlI Rock Island. u
Iet' " lud u,nu.ll I5L Paul. ....n.t..,..... b1kl
Del, Lack. & West .Gskl DO preferred. .....llS
Den, & Il. q. prerd OElS. Paul & omaha. 81
Dist, & Cattle Feed, "1S5 do prct6tCd.......lll
Erie..,,, ...a. ltl3 Sugar ItCin0ry..,.,,, IGj4
DO nrelcrrOd..... 3lTITnnu. Coal & lrOn. ia
Illinois Ccntral.. p2GITeXnS parllc...,., "
Kansas & Tex. prri. 81 'I1ol. 4 y. Cen pref. Gg
Lake Eric & Vest. l5tilUnion Paclfc,,,.-. 10y
40 prIlcrrcl.,,,.,, O. y, &, ExpreSS.,,,,..., 81
Lake Short.,."..,.l96 u.s., st L. & P.."... q
Lead TFtlSt,..,.,.,, 2dk do preferred No.. ! X
Louisville & Nash, 43GlWoIls Fargo Ex. MILL
Michigan Ccntral VjElWo,tcTn UnlOn.,..,, Sits
Missouri panitln ri lIWlpellug a L. T.. 10 !
Nashville & CHAT. 70 do preferred ...... ~ I
National COrdago,. l7lilCicnctal Electric. u.s.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal /. .Ry..

limo Table No 49, to take effect 1901 a. m, Il II
Sunday, November 10, 1871, Z +.
Leave WhcclIng-fs:o1, t9:l5, all;i1p n, Pm,
a3:l5. ti:&O. l0;O0 p. III. ?, lt Iltr'i7s.'' 4
Leave Peninsula t9:5lt ili:lJ n m, ft2:2s.
1921. 1851 Eg:0j p. IN. ~ !. 5flff
Leave Martins fcrry-tS:1n, 1857 III 80 n IN, y
ti2a::$!, eJ:27. fi:s2, i9:l2 81 ~ -
Arrive Terminal Juuction-tS:l tl0:U5, 7ll:JI 4
q. m, t2:SS, s5:I2. tI:iG, s9:lS .. m - e
Leave Terminal aJuncIiol-t7:22!I, 1900. a, IN.
el!:IO u. m. $3.50. ti:Oj. t5H. "a. Is p. IN
Leave Mnrtlns Fcrry-t7:22s, I9:O7 am, Sl2:iS,
ii:oJ, ti:lG 1919. tS:S9 D. IN : =.
Leave PelinSula-t7:3i, i9:Ii a m, sl2:5l5 ii:Il, Z
ti:l7. t5:25. tS;jS y. III. - ~ IA.
Arrive Nheeiiug-t7:i0, s0.2O O. m, olo:Sz,
Ii:l7, tI:.2i. t5:Sl, t0:iG p. M & b y 'T9t
'Daily. tDHlly except Sunday. ssundnyi only.
& AL trains will run on Eastern, limo = y :. 4
J.E TAUSslG. Superintendent.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Aroaoy aal stock

KID Markets. a
New YoRE. jan. 2S-Money on call easy at
per cent; last loan per cent; closed at per
Cent. Prime mercantile paper S1Ssaj% per cent
Sterling exchange dull at 81 S2ai ST.. Total
sales OF stocks "a, 100 shares. : +
z When the stock exchange opened up for bus.
iness to-day there was a Wild rush 10 sell ths
shares Of American sugar Refining Company mi nv
While the matter, wnS slightly mixed In tho
house TWAS very clear that tho sugar trust had
nothing TO hope for IN the present temper Of the
hatlonal law,maEers, aud the problem OF no
bounty and FREQ refined sugars Stared the holders
Of sugar stocks square IN the face. In the late
dealings rnlly OF per cent took place and n
lnRl reaction OF II. tho los of tho day being
4!s per cont. 1t was n field day in sugar and
The railway list and some of the MISCELLANEOUS
shares actually advanced during tho sugar manic
The GrangcS, Western Union md New England
were qniie Strong In The early dealings, the Int
ter stock being bought on tho announcement
that I. C. Platt had been appointed permanent
receiver. Some slight sympathy was shown
BY tho other ndustrlnls for their leader. CordasD
deelinlnG ~ per cent. Lead !, and others n ftGc
ton. but tho speculation was torpid In the Spc-
claltles aS in the milwny list, tho only real In.
iercst in tho market being conferred In iho sugar
pool Tho market finally closed heavy a. laiJt
per cent below yesterday s close. ~ l5liHs,
Railway bond market was Irregular, \.
Government and state bonds dull. Il.
RoSpsAS STOCK ouorAEloSs-cLosEn mn.
u S. Is reg .......... Nat Cord. prrrd. IS
Y. Is eoupon......l New Jersey Cent-..llih
$50 reg ::.....,,. y Norfolk & West p'd ny
Pacific os OF 9h-..l0e Northern Pacfc.... ~
htohiso do preferred IJ;
Adams Expres1-...l0 Sorthwcstern.-.......... l0J
American ESprcsS-ll0 do preferred ....-...lS9 q
baltimore 4 Ohio-l 69ts New York Central l01It
canada Southern 50 n. Y. & New Eng. =. 1917
Ceutral Pdclf Isl Oregon In proye, T. Ii
Chesapeake x Ohio lT5S Oregon % ~
Chicago j. hlton.. liz Paclnc MaIl.,.s..... III.
Chi Bur Quincy. 76 PittshurS IS A
Chicago Ga4... Readi
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NV! YoEK, Jan. 23--Wool steady: domcsti,
fleece l9a95ci pulled 2Oa98ci Texas lOalsc. !
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Cotton.
. CIScIEX&rr. o.. Jan. 2l-Cotton steady and
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24

:. Bccves Sheep hogs.
West Philadelphia Yard. $3.50 5000 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24
WHEELING { PlTTSBURGHDTVI

From Pittsburgh, 1910 a M. and 80 p NJ, daily
and I2:l0 a. m. and l2:l5 p. m. except Sunday
mud $50 a. M. Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 7:25 q, m, dallHS
except Sunday. G&gz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-24
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

=, Arrival aud departure Of ttalna on md nlleE
mmeGcnbct Z, lSoJ, EXPLANATION OF RriIGESot
MAhksi 'pally: tSUndnY excepted MONDAY
eS95ContSui saturday oICeptcd ISunhay only;
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16

81 do not know the practice Of this
court, but wish 10 give the usual no.
Tee OF motion for n new ttlal.D
He then dropped into seat
beside his con- hardly icas pale than
himself Neither wanted to hear
further.
Miss Pollard was not In the court.
loom, aud her attorney reported she did
nos care 20 sny any thing about the vef-
DICT. When messenger went 10 her
room with TIC uewH sine exclaimed (;
"Ol isu't 70 good? lsI't % gso.?"
Major Buitetwofth sid! 81 DON'T
care TO sny anything" aud wake 8
away toward hii office. There the
pfesvnt Mfs. Brsckiuridge was avail
ing events. There u M reason to be.
lisve the rumnr that she IL to apply for
divorce. MI Butlerwofth charac.
ter tue stories ne wholly without
foundation. The case, he said later va
tue evening, would to fought %
fiuish, taking every available ana pro
per Hoe. That Miss Pollard VIII ht
financially bettclcd by the result 81
the case is not possible. because 10 u
well unIefstC cd, anu was snil on th'
trial, that Colonel Breckenridge has ut
property. lie has lived ~ TO his incom'
! Tor ycafn.