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- want TO take YOU INTO little
secret" said a Republican wire.
pullor, as we sat down on store
box and devoted our besC energy TO
whiting. "Nou are generally cor
rect i'm your predictions and aesor-
uons about politics and political
candidates but | want to say to you
that when DR.. Lanham told YOU
that the Bosses were against him
and that he was fighting the King.
wood Ring he WAS simply talking
through his hat. 1t is Just the
reverse The Bosses are all for
him. ! can state positively that
Dawson, Fortncy, Wotring, White,
Jones, Scheer and ShaiTer are all
for DR.. Lanham. | VIII say, how
ever, that it is curious fact that
the big Bosses do not favor Lam
ham's candidtcy for the love they
bear him, or that they recognize i'm
him rough edge Statesman who
needs term in the West Virginia
Legislature to polish him Off. Mol
no, ItIs for far difTo 'ent reason.
they rca'izc and acknowledge that
Lanhnm has an element Of strength
and following which they can not
afford to ignore or oppose. Be-
sides L. :. Davis and John 4. Per
rll there are a few other Repubi-
Guns who would support him il it
would be the means Of purifying
the party, or they would follow
him on an arctic expedition if they
were morally certain they could
not climb the North Polo when
they got there. II was a hurried
caucus OF he Bosses which decided
that it was better to let Lanham 90
10 the Legislature this time than
to run the risk Of him crawling
over into their State Senate patch
two vears hence and s,ool;,g tbo
senatorship from them. Those arc
the facts which dc,orni,ed uou
snpnort Of I,pbam and nonc or
'em will take the time to deny it, "
concluded the X. w. =. as q G.. A.
f.. man w,lked bv decorated with
medals and wo,rino boIrmoo,
hat covered with tassoIs "Doncpd an
il 'en the fcllovs that v,Il s,,l.o
. his guns for him The old soldie,s
will vote solid 10 tho man ooai,.t
him. There are but two soldier votes
that will be labelled ,Tapbam and
that's John Perrill and E,genc
Laubam. a kind orac,so of thetoil
pocs with the hide. as tbev de.
! yotcdly attached TO ono another.
I with Utility Swinging Davis az q
pendulum TO keen mn tho affinity
| For reasons battel. lnown ~ him
1 self Lanham has always beon an
uncompromi.,no enemy oftbc old
( soldiers Uc.b,s rencatcdlv rorus.
oh to as1st them ;o gottino pou-
sions. and il wonII he we'll TO st,tc
here that ms defeat for the SfMc
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LOWS REASON.

LOVE ; REASON.
WHY p?
Because
You are YOU, aud | am |
The fair moon
In the sky
Draws the sea
To her nigh;
And the sun
Woos the rose
Till her heart
Warmly slows
But for one.
Sun or rose,
Or moon or sea,
But disclose
Sweet Love decree
And for aye,
That which calls
From each to each,
Aud enthralls,
We obey.
From thy bosom
Unto mine,
From my heart strings
Unto thine,
Comes the bidding
Which does say,
"Be my love,
Mine, for alway."
Why?
Because
NOn are Won. md | am !
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~ little farm well titled,
A little collar well filed
4 little wife well willcd ~

What could you wisb q man bet
ter than that The last is not The
least by any mcsus, but how can "a
wife bc well willed If She bo the VIC
tim OF those distressing maladics
that make ncr life . burden , Let
her take Dr. pierc,'8 Fayoritc Pre-.
scription and cure a.l painful irreg
ularitics. uterine disorders, inlam.
nation and alteration, prol1psus
and kindred weaknesses. 10 is a
boon and blessing 90 women.
Thonr1nds arc In the bloom oi
health through using &C., when 9TH
crwlsc tboy would bo under the sod.
Are YOU sufferer Use it. or
some dtY wc may read
A Hulc wife self wiiIcd.
Rosewood coffin early filed,
Spite of doctor wcll skilled.
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town OmelaIs.


Mavor-Juiius B. Monroe.
Recorder Felix Elliott. Jr.
.Cpu1 eiimeu -. Ami Martin. VIM Y Narear.
M1rshu g. Feather. VIII A. Thomas aud :.
r,vn sergsaut sCbarles w. Dorsey.
Societies
Rulvhts of Pyihiqs- r.ofee meets every Tuog-
dpy evening ~ their hall over J. W Blakcr's
tore ~ 500 O'Clock.
tnieogn1ent order Of Odd Fellows Lodge
mects every Satur lav evening no their ball iu
Bishops Block 90 500 o'clock
G,licn Rule Encamoment no 50. T. ~. o. r.
Zach month. hi tho O1d Fellows Hall, over the
postoUcc.
Tasrit,7-nIont order Of Good Tempiars
t7lF3 n'sts everv Fr 4py evening, iu the I. o
Rsi Vsi meets every Weinesdav evening at
s o'cin9f in The knights of Pyttias Hail over
Blakcr's store.
Eingv ~ cmgoil So %. Junior ordor Uni.
pcdlv evening at O'Clock in tho odd Fci-
low Iall ovgr the posto0iec.
Preston L7lga. No o7. y and A. -Woefa
store
Churches.
" n Ctt--1 gev " w Bdcr raelot
-srrfnHf Il Pro- fohiur every sunday nf fnstIa r..
6n1 ~ n.r r0. sunday School at Q %. m rIa--
Meeti1r1 o.. 1. Young Folks Mcefingat fl u.
u prtye' Nsetirg cvcry Thursday evening at
Hqofist church Rev.J.J Mdlabty raslo.
seriYee SECOND ord rourfh sunday in each
%aotiaq flr.t ard 1bir3' 'ssSaoiays AFR '''''
rr@hytcrIao Church. Rey T Hackott
Pr'lcallf cvcrr Nlhnath 1t i0fn rn.
tvefng at O'Clock. sunday school al oao 70 m
". y church Rev R. g emnh.pastor.
Fft1r'rHf f''rF ''Hr'H -fnfr rr"h ~rrtfh
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Representative Bryan, Of Ne
braska, has received letter from
the executive committee Of the
Democratic Free Coinage League
Of that State, asking him to an
nounce his clndidacy for the L. S.
Senate. While Mr.. Bryan hrs not
himself yet 80 announced, there is
little doubt among his friends that
he will in a few days accedo to the
requests Of the committee.
%.~
There is one reform that Should
be forced on Congress by public
opinion, and that is the absolute
prohibition Of the attachment Of
new legislation as amendments to
the general appropriation bills. No
better example Of tho viciousncss
Of the system need be sought for
than was presented by the Senate
this week when an amendment TO
the Sunday Civil Appropriation bill
providing for the purchase Of the
"Mahono site" upon Which to
build new Government Printing
Office, WAS adopted. It would be
impossible to get the House TO
agree TO this purchase If presented
in separate bill; hence the action
Of the Senate, upon which Malone
has quill" to force the House
to agree or TO sec an important ap-
Propriatlon bill fail it is gcner
ally admitted that the Malone lot
- unsuited for the purpose and cx
cosiivo Jon price, aud were 10 not
for the persistent lobbying Of Gen.
Malone i5 would mover even have
been seriously considered as among
the eligible sites. II remains to- be
seen whether tho House will allow
itself to be boldozed into voting %
grntu.ty Of public money to Gen.
Malone just becausc certain Sen
ators want TO acip him along.
The mombors Of The strike COM
mission Iron Carroll -. Wright,
u. S. Labor Commisioncr; John
-. Herman, Of N. ", and II. r..
Wof,h'nglou. OF lII.-callcd ON
President Cleveland, after they
held % preliminary meeting and do
cidcd 10 begin their investigation of
tho rcceu. strike u Chicago ON the
18th o. ths month, and lti 500 ex
tended talt ou Che scope Of tho in
vcst'eatou and The authority given
bv the law under which thc CONF
mission was appointed The Pres
idcnt impTc cd upon Tho minds Of
biz callers iie desire thal tao n-
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Boaras ofEamcatIon.


VI. & Feather President
ft,,,-,,d niy,ridt Capt. y. T.. MurdOck, SsO.
ANS '''' 'o'''~'' DR.. M.T.POweu
N. G. Gibson.
B. r.. Cobun. Pres
Valley IT, A. a, COX sec
Nicholas Pogten
TT. VI. Clayton Pres
f.-oa ID. j. Gibson. Sec.
N'"h Geo. q. Shaw
DR. u. W. Showalter
j. y. Baker. Pres.
pc,o William LOughrdgc Sec
nun" W. a. Watson.
Dr. VI. H. Pr0udfOot.
(facob y. Guseman, Pres
Bru,,t John W. IIill, Scc'y.
''''~'" Samuel B. Frceland.
q. q. Lee.
(Julius scherr Pres
Union go" ,ri ou," CT Soo'
David $. wilt.
~. j Martin. Pros.
t,,..a. W. H Ringer. Soc
iloa'""1 J WIN. q. Ringer
w. W. Hartman
CfOs g.. Arnold. Pres
H.. 10 r.. Scott sac
ot""t ". W.. Wolfe
LAsa x Frazce.
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Boss Dawson at last to be Shorn of
his Shouting Machine by DR..
Lanham, the Wild Man of Lyon.
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DIRECTORY.
state omciais.

'TNfFNN VITINIIIN
Governor-William A. MacCorkle, Kanawha
county.
Secretary Of state-william E. Chiffon. Ka.
nawha county.
Auditor Isaac V. Johnson. Barbour comfy.
Freasurer-John NJ. Rowan. Monroe county.
Attorney 1eneral-r =. Riley, Ohio county.
Asst. Attorney Gcn'i-O. ID. Cook Ohio county
Supt. OF SchoOls-Virgil A. Lewis, Mason CO.
Adjutant General-James a. Holley, Lincoln
county.
- ate LibT1rlan--CharlesI IIagan. Marion Co.
Private Sec'y 20 Gov john n. White
Cdief CLERK Auditors Oiiice--Wm A. Cracraft
Sec'y states Otice--G. .. Chiffon
q" Sunt. schools s p 4 t.rnss
Treasnrer's Percy Rowan
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
0nr Weekly Letter from the Home of
"Unclc sam"
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. }
Anrnst ll..1SNI /


August l,1S9i.
President Cleveland very prop
orly declined to officially receive Tho
commission sent to Washington by
the eX Queen of Hawaii for the pur.
pose of trying to prevent the recog-
milton of the Hawaiian republic
They saw Secretary Gresham. but
merely as individuals. This whole
llawaiinn business will probably be
left in the hands of Congress, where
President Cleveland placed it many
months ago, and whon Congress
directs the formal recognition of the
republlc---a resolution to that effect
is now pending IN the lIo0se--jt
will be done, and not before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16

Did not Require Brains but Plenty
of Lung Power 30 Keep the An
imdS Switching their Tails.
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Senator Voorhees,, who has been
too i'll to take part in the tariff con-
ference, is now much better, al-
though not yet well enough to re.
sumo his duties.
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Sl1rrnr Tour, or Auprals

J w. English President. Mason county.
Henry Brannon. Lewis Co.
Homer N. Holt. Greenbricr Co.
VI. II. Dent, Taylor Co.
Col. Charles Hedrick. Crier, Kanawha county
q. =. Long, Clerk. Kanawha co.
II. ). Nloy, Reporter. Ohio county.
COnvcnes at Charleston second Wednesday II
January; Wheeling, first Wednesday in June
charlestown, hrst Wednesday in September.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16

And all the Small Boys arc Sing.
ing "DAddy Won't Buy My u
Bow-Wow
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Senator Butler, Of South Caroli-
ma. has returned to Washington
from his sensational stumping tour
with Gov. Tlllmau. The Senator
expresses the greatest confidence in
his re election to the Senate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16

Representative lIutchoson, who
is lawyer Of high standing in ad
dition to being a Texas Democrat
of deserved prominence in the
House, has grown tired Of seeing
every attempt to control or abolish
trusts, by national law, wrecked
10y collision with the Constitution.
and has offered a joint resolution
proposing this amendment TO the
Constitution "Trusts and mon.
opolies dealing in agricultural pro.
duets, or other articles Of prime
necessity, shall not exist in the
United States, and Congress shall
have power to enforce this article
by appropriate legislation" This
ls short, but thoro is no doubt of
ITS covering the ground, but, in
view of recent exhibitions Of tho
influence Of trusts in congress, there
is much doubt of its receiving the
necessary two-thirds vote of Con.
gress.
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UNIrEn srATrs CnIfRr.

Julge-I y jackson. Parker sburg. Wood Co
ClerN-l. Y. Moore, Clark ksburg. Harrison co
anawha county.
Asst. DIST. Attorney Stuart +. Walker, Mar
lnSburg Berkeley county.
u. =. Marshal-S. :. Ninson. Wayne county.
Chief Deputy-A. II. Garden, Ohio county.
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COusiabIcS.

Kingwool, Thomas Hawker and Geo F HoG-
mar.
Valley. Emanuel Dixon and r. Watson.
Lyon. l. w. Criss aud ". B. Taylor.
Reno, r. VI IIulbritter aud G. n. Ridcuour
Union, ID. w. Myers and Geo. Geissman
Portland, w. A. McGinnis and W. r. Shroyer
Pleasant j. S Kelly and j. VI shaw.
Grant $ 4 Conner and j. W. Michacis.
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Members orCongress.

Members OfCOngreSS.
First Distrlct-Jc,In o. Pendleton, Wheeling.
hio County.
Second District-willian T.. Wilson. Charles
town. jefferson Co.
4. TAird DlstrictJohu D. Anderson, Nicholas C..
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District-tamos Capehart Point Pleas
Ant, Mason county.
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READY FOR THE BOYsIN BLUE.

You are you, and | am !
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How Bill Dawson Run the Grand
Old Party 10y Shouting Rebel,
Blood and Thunder
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I'm response to several petitions
asking that Judge Ricks, of tho
Northern District OF Ohio. be inn
peNchcd for misdomeAnors III Office;
the House Judiciary committee has;
through Representative Bailey, of
Texas, reported a resolution author
izing that committee to investigate
tho charges and the House has
adopted It.
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The House Judiciary commit, 90
has unfavora0ly reported Repre-
sentative Evore,t's 6lll to enable
persons of Japanese descent TO to-
como citizens OF the United States.
Tho committee couldn't see any
good reason for granting 20 the Jal 8
what has been denied to the Chi-
nesc.
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VI MlsiSifattS.
. Ki1tvo1l District Joseph VI. Goodwin and
oScph \. Miller
VALLEY, II NJ Mtrtin AMI \. i. DeBorry.
IYDn, Eugene luggins ana James McGce.
Reno. H. n. Wheeler AMI Lucas Formau.
UiiOn, Julius Scheer and 4. VI Berry.
Portland. ahn w. win and Albert G. Mason.
Pleasant. Levi r. Miller and ID. II. Martin
Grant, j. III. Feather and J T.. Bird.
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United States Senator'S.
ChS-les J. Faulkner, Martinsburg, Borkley
ounty
johnson y. Camden, Parkersburg, wood CO.
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State SeaaiOrS Eleventh District
William @. Worley KingwoOd. Preston Co.
hlpheus Garrison, Monougalia co.
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JUICE, ThirlJv ilciaI district.

Courts Convene.
:, Circrit Court-Maroh -, September !. and
December N.
County Court First Monday nJanuary, April,
July aud october.
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TIE L0UNGER.

4 Republican Wire Puller Divulges
Interesting Secrets Of How the
Republican John Thomas Cat is
Hopping this year,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-16

Uneasy lies the Head that Wears
the Republican Boss-shp in the
Banner County.
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Horse or DeIegates
Sheriff -LoRov shaw.

no Is oi UrlcIaieS.
East Sidc-Christian Uartmeyer. Bruceton
West Side-Amos Hartley, Masontown.
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Then Judge Bradley made a few re-
marks in the interest Of public morality.
He said:
"Thc cot TT has been deuged with an
onymous letters in this case. 1t is said
that any one who would write an anony-
mcus letter should not expect to have any
notice taken of it, and would do almost
anything mean. Some of these letters
however seem to come from females and
to be dictated by good motives"
Many of them referred to the publica-
tion of the details of the trial. and, while
the court could exercise no censorship
over The press, he suggested that the pa
pers should omit the improper details, as
he thought some of these details if pub
ished would subject the papers to ex-
clusion from the mails as obscent matter.
Moreover, it was almost Il calamity TO
the city of Washington and the country
at large that such matter should he car
ried broadcast into its homes
The reading of dispositions was then be-
gun There We're several relating to the
whereabouts of Col. Rrcckinridge on days
when Miss Pollard claimed he was with
her The well known deposition Of
Julian, the blind boy with whom it was
claimed Miss Pollard engaged in mock
marriage was also read.
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ASSAULTED A CHILD
BRUTAL DEED COMMITTED IN a
MINNESOTA TOWN.
Two Young Men Assault n Six-Yenr-
Old Girl-One of the Fellows CnD-
tured and Nearly Lynched-A Posse
After the Other One.

Duluth. March -. = MeaGcr reports
have reached here of brutal case Of
criminal assault which occurred at ThcIn-
son, Carlton county. The victim was
six-year-old girl, but neither her name
nor the names of two young men who
are said to have assaulted her, can be OBJ
tanned at present. One of the wretches
was captured soon after the commission
of the crime and has been lodged i'll Jail
at Carlton, but the marshal of the village
refuses to talk about the crime and will
not tell the names. he young man
who escaped was last seen running along
the track near Thomson Y Il Western
Union lineman, who did not know of the
affair. A large posse is searching for
him, and it is believed he will soon be
captured. The people at Thomson were
ruch excited over the villairous deed.
and quite mob collected when one Of
the men was caught. 1t looked for a
short time as if !ynching bee would oc-
cur, but there was no one to lead tho
mob. and the cooler heads urged that
the law be allowed to take IT'S course.
and this view finally prevailed.
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Awarded Da images.

Kansas City, Mo-. March 81 = The
court Of appeals to-day affirmed the de-
cssion Of the lower court awarding Samp-
son ID. Loe 5000 damage Loe WIS
employed by the Rock Island road on a
section gang with three Swedes. Willis
unloading logs lie was injured, owing TO
the SWedes not understanding English.
Inc court holds the road was negligent
in employing men ignorant of the English
language.
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Where Is Abe SeldcrS

Hot Springs, S. d, March 27.-Abe
Seller, a carpenter, left the house of bis
sister-in-law, Mrs Brnkerhoff, about two
weeks ago, to take a short walk, and has
not since been seen nor heard from. al
IL crSh most diligent search has been
m;de. AS he has always been considered
perfectly sane and in good circumstances.
his friends do not believe he has yolun-
tarily taken his life
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Burns

st. Paul, March 27.-The testimony in
the Burns investigation was filed with
the governor this morning and by stipu-
latlon OF the attorneys in the case the
hearing was set for Saturday morning mt
y o'clock at the governors Office in the
capitol, when counsel for both sides will
have an opportunity to argue the case
at length.
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Revfves Activity In logging.

Marquette, Mich, March 27.--Limber-
men are straining every muscle to i'm
prove the opportunity offered by Satur-
day snowfall to bank the logs hung up
by the early thaw Double shifts are
working night and day at all the camps.
1t is hoped that the cold snap will hold
out week. in which event the greater
portion Of the winters cut will be cared
for
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It's Flesh Literally Cooked.

Dundas, Mimi. March o7.-The little
two-year- old child of Albert Ingersoll was
probably fatally scalded by turning pail
OF boiling water onto itself Ii was left
IN the middle of the floor by its mother.
Ihe whole contents We're poured oasa its
head and stomach, cooking the ae...t
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Imported Contract Labor

Pembina, n. D., March pa farmer
named John Eastman was brought into
town to answer before the customs Of
ficials for importing foreign labor The
matter was settled by Eastman paying
the expenses SO far incurred and return
ing the two men to Canada.
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Seized Booze Mt Miller.

Miller, S. d., March 27.-Judge Gaffy
has ordered the sheriff to close saloons
here and at ST. Lawrence, the Injunction
having been served to-day. This closes
all the saloons in the county. A largo
amount of liquor was seized.
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A Daring HOlsl-l'D.

St. Paul, March 27.-While on his way
to his home at No 1O6O Beard street in
ST. Anthony Park Saturday night James
B. King. superintendent Of telegraph OF
the Great Northern railroad, was held
up by two highwaymen AID robbed of
$50 and a gold watch.
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want. $50, 900 for nj. rnjuries.

Duluth. Mimi. March p. - Thomas
Martin. a locomotive engineer for the
Duluth & Iron Range railway, has
brought suit in the district court for So
600 personal damages for injuries received
In . collision in 1885,
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Washington, March 27. There was
great interest to-day to learn the decis-
ion Of Judge Bradley upon the admis-
sbility of the depositions impeaching the
character of Madeline Pollard. which the
Brecklnridge forces had offered and to
which the plaintiff opposed numerous OBJ
Jeeticns. Judge Bradley admitted some
but ruled out others. The deposition Of
one Kaufman was admitted but the
judge spoke very sharply of the last two,
saying that they were utterly unfit to he
read before the courts; that he would
gladly exclude them if he could, and ex-
pressed tie hope that the counsel would
see fit to omit the dsgracefully obscene
matter in them. He sustained the OBJ
jcetions which had been made to the
depositions of John O'Toole, DIR. Greene
and DIR. Lewis, that they were based on
hearsay. DR.. Lewis is the physician that
testified that Col. Swope, the late Re
publican candidate for congress in the
Lexington district, had asked him to per-
form criminal operation upon a Miss
Pollard. The dispositions of Mrs. Miller
and Of Roselle, who had been engaged to
Miss Pollard, while she was in Wesleyan
institute, were admitted. the Judge COM
menting that the plaintiff had placed char
acter and her maturity in a measure in
question by that clause of the declaration
which averred that she had been seduced
by the defendant, and that she was .
mere girl when Col. Breckenridge FIRST met
her.
Each side filed objections to the rul-
irgs against it.
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red OI

red OG.
The s.,
by Hill o1
elarel Off
state Il.
i. obliged
The stris,
|'olt-llni0a
|e has lag.
II tn and
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lelre y
bllt!y n
Eere "
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