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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

BECAUSE a Young man courts his girl in Z
dark room, it is no sign that he is develop
ing a ncgative.-Harlem Life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

TuE jefferson County Exposition, Pine
Bluff, Ark, solicits correspondence as to her
lovely climate and unequalled opportunities
for investment in farm or timber land.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

Iuss Pisos Cure forConsumption both in
my family and practice.-Dr q. w. PArTER-
son, Inkster, Mich, Nov. ;, 1894.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

''DAH ain SO much hahn, ahter all, - said
Uncle Eben, in er mans habiu' er poorly
good 'pinion OBJ hiSsef eff he honesty does
his bcs' ter lib up 10 Washington Star.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

Horse Power, Swinging or Wind Stacker,
Saw Mill, Self Feeder, or an Engine, adj
dress the > l. CASE T. NJ. Co, Racine, Wis.
They have ne largest Thresting Machine
plant in the world, and their Implements may
be relied upon as the best. Business estab-
lished 1872. Illustrated catalogue mailed free.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

TEAcuER-"Tommy, what was the name
of the wife of Naaoleonf' TOmmy-"It-it
lit wasn't Trilby. was it!i Cincinnati
Tribune
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

One thousand acres improved farm land
Washington. This land is about p miles
from Friday Harbor, the county scat OF
San Juan county; nearly oil improved and
under fence Six hundred acres of il in
one body; two small fresh water lakes on il
with plenty Of good, fresh water. Will
make one OF the finest Dairy. Fruit and Hop
Ranches in Western Washington. Will
sell in quantities TO suit the purchasers.
Price $40 to $40 per acre; part cash and bal
ance on time; interest 6per cent per annum.
JosEPH SWEENEY, Friday Harbor, Wash
in ptOn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

A LIE knows that it must either hide or
die when truth gets on its track. Ram 5
Horn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

ADVERTISEMENT beautiful cats for
sale, 10 vegetarians. Flicgende Blaetter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

POPULAR rights are those that are coming
our way.-Galveston News.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

IT was only when Eve expected 10 be in
vited out that she discovered that she had
nothing to wear. Ii has been the same with
the sex ever since Boston Transcript.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

BABIES should never put gift horse in
The mouth.-Puck.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-11

MorHER-"Jack. are you still head of your
elassfr Jack-''No. ma am; some one had
a better head than /, and he is there now"
-Harper's Young People.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

T, Il. Krause has returned from trip
to Chicago.
Eugene Aram came over from Wood
land yesterday.
Hon. c. c. Wright, the Modesto law
yer, Is in the city.
g. F. Weeks, editor OF the Bakersfield
Californian, is in the city.
w. NJ. Crutcher and L. Huntley of An
burn are at the Capital Hotel.
A, II. Rose, Commissioner of Public
Works. is down from Colusa
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Day Of san Fran
cisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Governor Budd is expected home some
time between this and Sunday.
Mrs. 0. C. Waldan and children left
Yesterday for san Jose on visit to her
sister, Mrs. q. Gaskiil.
Mrs. Sol. Runyon, Miss Ora Runyon
and Miss Annie Thompson OF Courtland
are stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Susie 3. Emery, Mrs NJ. 3.
Bransford and Miss Branslord of Salt
Lake are guests at the Golden Eagle.
Harry Pock man, weli-known young
man OF this city, was married To Miss
Daisy Debnam of Napa. on the lst inst.
Mrs. Joseph Wiseman and daughter
Gertrude have gone East To visit The for
mer's son, Thomas WIseman of Gutlen-
berg, \. j.
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demonstrating.

While maintaining its old characteris-
Tics OF reserve ana repOSe, English figure
skating has undoubtedly been influenced
and, on the whole, most healthily and
artlstlcally influenced, of late seasons bv
those eNpOnents OF the art who have prac-
tlcea II IN the Engadins. The st. NoritZ
and DaVos skaters have a school OF their
own, and very fine school it is.
Strength, confidence and swiftness. are
It's chlef characteristics; the curves are
skated very large; while in executing the
turns and dropping on to the backs. ,,
certain pecuIlarlties are manifested which
enable a student of the game at onca to
recognize the Engadine training. Among
recent developments, again, one should
notice the great advance in popularity of
the hand Iu-hand figures an arranpa-
ment which lends itself with pecuIia p
effect TO the exhibition OF the rocking-turn
the "Q' aud other eYolutions.
Considerable variety can be introduced
by the way in which the skaters iein
hands. For this may be done bv the
cross or double grip, or by linking hands
at arms length, or finally in the tan
dem" fashion, IN which two skaters ad
vance IN single file. 1t is in this denart.
ment OF combined figures that the grace
OF ladies' skating Is most happily eXbib-
lIed. In the detached figures skated to q
center many of them now take rart wifi
conspicuous ability, but in mixed set
unless The men purposely skate rather
smaller, there is always a certain sense of
effort about the eyolutions of their fair
partners. In conclusion we NAV nnint
out that the peculiar attraction exerfad
on an appreciative bystander of a tina
sextet or octet on the ice, ia virtue of its
continuous motion, can never be reDro-
auced IN picture or photograph. Bur
1t would lend itself admirably To the
methods OF Mr.. Edison's kinetoscope.-
London Spectator.
The record-union., 1895-04-05
CITIZENS MEETING
An Organization to Be Formed Ton
and Il Canvass to Be Made.

AN Organization to Be Formed To-Day,
and q Canvass to Be Made,
The citizens meeting which was held at
the Courthouse last night for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for enter
tanning tourists who are expected to
return by way of this city after the
close of the 'festas" in the southern
part of the State, was not largely attended
ana instead of formal speeches an in
formal discussion of the matter was had.
Suggestions in relation to excursions
to Folsom and Auburn were discussed at
length, aud ii was decided to form an or
ganization to-day and canvass for sub
scriptions, in order to have some solid
basis on which TO act
The Itinerary adopted for the excursion
from Los Angeles northward, after tue
hesta, provides that the eXcursiouisLs
shall arrive in Sacramento at A. NJ, on
Friday the 26th, and remain here until |
?. NJ, when they will leave for Auburn.
Newcastle and Penryn. They will leave
the latter place at P. NJ. that night for
Napa.
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THE LAWS OF 1895.
Those Chaptered by the Secretary of
State to Date
unjust.


The description of the Acts are intended
only TO indicate generally the character and
general purpose Of the law. Resolutions
aud constitutional propositions are also
given.
Continued from RECoRD-UNIoN, April 3d.
Chapter l43-The new insolvency law
OF ten articles and seventy-two sections.
Approved March 26th.
Chapter l67-Amends Sections, 3, 4, ),
I, Q, 10, II, L, IA. 10, l6 and q of the Bank
Commissioner Act of March 90 1875. and
March 10, 1887, and, adds four new sections.
Approved March 18th.
Chapter l6S-The New National Guard
Act. Approved March Goth.
Chapter l69-Requires calls for bids for
street lighting and the lighting of public
buildings and the letting of contracts on
the bids. Approved March 10Th.
Chapter lIO-Commanding officer of
troops called to suppress riot or rebellion
may give order TO fire when he deems it
necessary to discharge his duty. Inde-
pendent military companies forbidden,
except by consent of the Governor. Ap-
proved March 26th.
Chapter l7l-For lease of water front
privileges at San Francisco to competing
railroad. Approved March 10Th.
Chapter l72-TO pay claim of State
Agricultural Society. Approved March
18th.
Chapter 173-Amends Section $500 Po-
litlcal Code so as TO provide for purchase
of toll roads. Approved March 18th.
Chapter If4-Io provide for bonds by
reclamation dlstricts, and disposal thereof
for reclamation purposes, and Tor their
payment by taXatlOn on the property in
the districts. Approved March 9th.
Chapter I5-PrOviding that counties
that have had land set aside for inebriates,
homes shall go on and erect necessary
buildings for such homes, and providing
for their maintenance and management,
Approved March 9th.
Chapter l76-Providing how munich
palities may refund their Indebtedness
by issue OF serial bonds, etc. Approved
March 9th,
Chapter l77-All sales and redemptiong
after sale Of any real property upon
which the assessment levied and assessed
to pay the damages, costs and expense
for or incident TO laying out, opening,
extending, widening, Strengthening, d.
VerglnG, curylng, constructing, or clos
ing up, IN whole or in part, any street.
square, lane, alley, court or place within
municipalities, shall remain unpaid and
become delinquent under the provisions
Of any Act or law regulating such mat
ters, shall be made and had in the same
time and manner as such sales and re-
demption were required by law TO he
made aud had on the first day OF Janu-
ary, 1889 Approved March 9th.
Chapter Us creates a Justices Court for
Berkeley. Approved March 9th
Chapter II9-Relative 10 levy and colIec-
ton OF taxes in Salinas City. Approved
March 9th.
Chapter l80-As to compensation of
Trustees of Southern California Hospital
Tor the Insane. Approved March 27th.
The record-union., 1895-04-05
CHIPS FROM A GLACIER
Swiss Hotels That Have Il Cheap ant
Abundant supply of Ice,

SWISS 1OCelS 1naC Lave CheRp and
Abundant supply of Ice.
The suggestion of towing an iceberg
down from the Arctic regions to New
ork in summer to afford cheap and
abundant supply of ice is occasionally
made by humorists; but one may see in
hall dozen places in Switzerland sim
liar idea carried out in practice. A party
OF tourists, arriving at the Hotel Wetter-
horn, situated few hundred yards from
the foot of the upper glacier at Grindel-
wald, one hot day last August sat down
on the veranda and called for some iced
drinks. The waiter returned in a few
minutes much perturbed, and announced
that the hotel had run out of ice But,
she added, fresh supply would be pro-
cured In lew minutes If the party would
wait.
Shortly afterward a man came out of
the hotel having strapped on his back one
OF those peculiar barrel-like baskets in
winch the swiss carry almost everything,
and holding In his hand an ice AK He
trotted down the hillside and along the
glacial river to the clitf-like face OF the
glacier, huge mountain OF purest ice, at
winch he began merrily hacking with
his ak. He broke off enough chunks to
I'LL his basket, and returned to the hotel
inside OF i've minutes with supply of
ice that was as clear and pure as crystal.
Dar[V hA0
It's ICED drinks, with little chunks of the
glacier n the glasses.
Inc incident struck the tourists as be-
ing decidedly humorous, but g New
orker among them, remem bering his
see bills at home, was quick to point out
the big convenience and economy of a
summer hotel having so cheap and up-
falling an ice supply in its back yard, It
Is peculiar piece of good fortune en-
1OEHn n0fatQ -
Switzerland, and cuts not an inconsider-
able ugure on the the credit side of the
ledger OF running expenses. The glaciers
are one OF SwItZerlanQ's chief attrac-
tlons, and wherever they are found big
hotels are not lar away. The Swiss peas
ants have scarcely yet attained that
night OF luxurious living which makes
ice necessary article of summer life, so
this bounty of nature is wasted on them.
Glacial ice is curiOusly different in
many respects from ordinary river or
lake Ice. Seen in large masses. where
broken from the face of the glacier or in
the grotLoes or tunnels which are hewn
Into the glacier for the benefit OF curious
tourists, 1t is much like solid cake ice
but OF curious blue-green tinge. But
when broken into small pieces and ex-
amlned closely II is seen TO be COM
posed OF little crystals of all shapes
and usually OF the size of wal
nut, compressed into a compact mass.
SIng!y, these crystals are pure as dia-
manus and almost as sparkling in the
sunlight. The ice readily separates into
these small pieces when pounded. which
IS another important desirable feature in
the view OF the hotel-keepers.
The chipping up OF mighty glaciers to
make mint julips and cock tails seems odd
enough at first, but IT'S natural enough.
after all. and mighty convenient.-New
York Sun
The record-union., 1895-04-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs. Susie i. Emery, Mrs. NJ
B. Branstord, Miss Bransford, Salt Lake:
q. Mitchell, j. Z. Keller, Miss Kate
Lester, Miss Marion Abbott, Miss Joyce,
Theodore NJ Brown, Miss Marie Bur
rroughs, Louis Massen, New \ ork; +. c.
Dozier, Solano; ". J. Lawrouca, ST.
P2ul; Lugene Aram. Woodland; NJ. =.
O!eeson, Portland; Thomas Devlin, Phil
adelphia; b. f. Mayer, Esparto; Mrs o.
Spaker, Modesto; Charles :. Carver,
Syracuse; {. G. Wright, Modesto: Il. 4.
futile, Philadelphia; MIR. and Mrs. J.
". Ihacker, Chicago; Z. j. Ishaul, Abe
A;,rmheim, 5. $. Stiles, +. Ii. Steinback,
+. NJ. Day and Wife u II. Conaughf. Al
4. i}adlan, NJ. II. Price. II. Mari;s. ,Iohn
Phair, Rube Coan, 9. Il. Graham. I,dw..
Lazarus, san Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Miss Lillian Hays. kentucky; W. 81.
Crutcher. Auburn; E. NJ. Hail, Oakland:
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BRIEF NOTES

Superior Judge Catlin has declared
Joseph a. McVay all insolvent debtor.
His liabilities are $3.50; assets nothing.
Mary Evelyn and MiIly E. Hubbard,
minors, have petitioned the Superior
Court to appoint l.. Winter their guardian.
Judge Johnson yesterday denied the
motion of the defendant, in the suit of b.
Ruhl against George Nj. Mott. Tor non
suit.
The proprietor of the Steamboat saloon
denies that il was in mis- place that Albert
Gourdler was cut on Wednesday night.
Gourdier, however, said it was there he
was assaulted.
Judge Catlin has confirmed the sale
made by Sheriff johnson. the receiver. of
the fixtures in the Merchants Club
saloon, recently conducted by Andrew
Naldron. The price realized was 500,
ana the purchaser was Frank Bergman.
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EVANGELIST FTNNBLL.
His Interesting Sermon at the United
Brethren's Church.

LIS 1hCSIeSlluS SeThOH aD ING On1USu
Brethren's Church.
Last night Rev. J. A. Finnell, the In
dian evangelist, spoke from Acts ill.,, 6:
but such as 1 have, give l thee"
The evangelist's remarks were chiefly
directed to giving" He says the devil
is well satisfied with a stingy Christian.
Even in shaking hands we should give
the whole hand. Whatever we give to
advance Gods kingdom will never be
lost. lie contrasted in vigorous manner
the gifts of the devil, and Gods gifts. 1t
Is not always the one who gives the most
that gets the greatest blessing Every
one can give something if nothing more
than loving and kindly acts and deeds.
lie portrayed in an eloquent manner the
great gilt of Christ to mankind.
Mr.. Finnell related many interesting
incidents in keeping with his theme,
which deeply impressed his hearers A
spirited after-meeting was held, at which
quite number signified desire to be-
come Christians.
There will be services again this even
ing and Sunday, but tomorrow evening
no services will be held.
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The Jury Disagreed.

John Alexander Smith was tried in the
Police Court yesterday for obtaining
money under false pretenses, and the
jury disagreed.
smith IS the man who recently posed as
a preacher and street eHhorter here. and
lett the city owing money which he had
borrowed
The record-union., 1895-04-05

L. Huntly, Auburn; P. M. Johnson,
Carey, CAL; L. j. Stephenson, wife and
child. Charles E. Hollister. Mrs. Sol
Runyon. Miss Ora Runyon, Miss Annie
thompson, Courtland; Don Ray, Gait;
d. b. Shackelford, San Jose; j. c.
Stevens, Placerviile; q. F. Weeks,
Bakersteld; A. ii. Rose, San Francisco.
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Last Nights Fire,

Between II and l o'clock last night
fire started i'll the old Gem building at 2I6
street 1t was down in the basement,
and the tiremen were some time in locat-
ing it, When they found it, however,
they soon quenched it. The damage was
nominal
The record-union., 1895-04-05
Adyentist SerYlces.

Elder William Ings will hold services
at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on
6 street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth, at 7:3O o'clock this evening, at II
a. NJ. and 7:3O z. NJ. Tomorrow and on
Sunday evening.
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Now IS the time to see that your blood
Is pure, IN order that you may avoid
serious disease later on. Make sure of
health oy taking Hoods SarsaDarilIa, the
great blood purifier.
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Thought to Have Been stolen.

Sergeant Plunkett last evening arrested
q man named William Dixon on sus-
piciOn ofhaving stolen a key-wrench,
screWcrlver, hammer and other articles,
which he was eudeavoring to sell.
The record-union., 1895-04-05

"CHIMMIE FADDEN, MAYER
MAX AND OTHER STORIES, :"
by Ned Townsend; formerly a
WeIl-knOwn newspaper man in
San Francisco. Price 4Oc.
At present this little book is
attracting a great deal of atten-
tiOn in the East.
The record-union., 1895-04-05

AND RENOyATTNG WORKS,
1918 AND 1918 FRONT STREET.
CARPETS TAKEN UP CLEANED AND
relaid. The fitting Of carpets made a spe-
cialty. Carpets renovated ii desired. An en-.
tire new machine No rips, no tears.
CAPTAIN MENDIS. Proprietor.
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Books at Auction.

Bell 81 Co.'s auction sale of books at 100
street will be resumed al 7:30 O'Clock
this evening.
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-PENDLEToN- IN this
CITY, PM 20 az the residence OF Mrs. NJ. !.
Denton, Freuerick w. SchimeInheniI - ~
Mrs. Sarah K. Pendleton. ~
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PIANo-TUNING.-PauI Schoen, Oakland,
IS at hammers, Pommer's or Neale's. $
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NORM.

Try McMorry's Teas. They are the
best IN the market. 53l NJ street, $
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
L certain deed OF trust, executed by S A
GILE, of the County OF Tehama, State of
California, TO WILLIAM BECkAIAN and
j. l.. HUNIOON, both OF the City of Sacra-
mento, County OF Sacramento, state OF Cali
fornla, as Trustees, GATED April z, 1898, and
recorded April s, 1898, in the once Of the
Recorder OF the County OF 1ehama State of
California, In llber -" OF trust deeus at page
oOl, and on application OF the holder and
owner OF the promissyry note secured to 90
paid by said deed oI trust. and because de-
fault has been made in ihe payment Of the in.
debtedneSs secured to be pad by said deed OF
trust, the undersigned Trustees will sell at
puollc auct on, 10 the highest and best bidder
for casa in United States gold coin at the
front Of the Courthouse OF Cue County OF Sac.
ramento in the City of sacramento, state OF
California, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
April, 1895, between the hours OF 10 A. M.
Pnd II NJ. o. that day (Satd sale commencing
at the said hour OF 20 a. NJ. 0, SAID day. the
following described real estate with the i'm
prOvemeltS thereon, situated In the County
OF Iehama, State OF California, to wit: The
north one-half Of the northwest one-guarter
and the west one-half of the northeast one
quarter of section thirty-two, township
twenty-four north, range two west, Mount
DlabIo base and meridian.
WAI. BECKMAN, Trustee
mr2l-tlllaplO j, /, HtTNTOON, Trustee
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GstabIlanea -

GREGORY BROS. CO..
NOMM SSION MERCHA NTS AND
~ Wholesale Dealers in
PRODOC OCE AND FRUIT,
1876 and 12S J street, sacramento.
General Agents for the celebrated BOBERTS
KIDNEY AND LIVER BIIThRS.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR wE1asroez Lustg CO.

THIS,
FRIDAY
$50 A. M.
= : Il
: :
Eight Good Things.
Read them over and you
will flnd them so:
LOT Heavy COTTON TOWELS,
large size, California manu-
facture, equally useful for
kitchen OF bathroom, O6c dOz.
or Sc each.
LOT 2-FANCY DRESS GING-
HAMS, in small checks and
large checks. These Ginghams
we're not bought in regular
way and the price we have
marked them indicates they
will not be sold in a regular
way. Dark and light cOICrS
and a quality that usually sells
from QC to TIC ward. Our price
on this lot, SIC yard.
LOT s STRIPED FLANEL-
ETTES Sale price, Sc yard.
LOT + BLEACHED TABLE
LINEN, in three new patterns;
excellent value; 6I inches wide.
Sale price 49c yard.
LOT 5-A small lot of PILLOW
SLIP MUSLIN; not fine, but
strong and durable a. inches
wide. Sale price, SIC yard.
LOT 6-CREAM DAMASK
TOWELS; good size. Price,
1859 each
LOT Plain BLACK SATEEN,
fue Henrietta finish; a quality
worth I8c. Sale price, 1870
yard.
LOT S-Exceptional values in
CREAM LINEN TABLE DAM
ASK some plain and some with
red borders; 81 inches wide.
Price, 32c yard.
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A GRAND EXHIBITION,

The grandest largest handsonaest exhibition ever
SHOWN IN this city at he
CLOTHING STORE, 414 AND 416 K STREET summer ie
upon u.s. and change Of clothing The Goods
are right and the prices the CUT-PRICE
NCE SALE will and do purses ALL View the
exhibit examine the goods thoroughly and YOU will see
that business, and only business, at the Mechan
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ItI.trn

PEA ON-Near y Oak Park April 4th. to the
wife OF ". W. Pearson, a SON. 1i'0
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SlCRIMENTl STEIM rlRPET rLEINNG

WM. BECK MAN, trustee.
mr2 I-tlllaplOI j. /. hUNTOON, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19

Yesterday the cases OF c. Il. Goethe
and j, b, Mckee, two of the persons in
dicted for selling cigarettes without
license, were put on trial in the circuit
court. Attorney General Riley and
Prosecuting Attorney Howard repre-
scented the state in the matter, while
the defendants had Mr.. Fuller, OF New
York, and $, q. Smith on thelrslde. The
jury right was waived, and the case
tried to Judge Hugus,
The defense set up by Mr., Goethe
was that he bought the cigarettes In
the original package outside OF the
state, and sold them In the same pack
artIs they came In, while Mr.. Mckee set
up the defense that he was agent OF the
American Tobacco Company and sold
cigarettes only as Its agent.
When the evidence was all In Judge
Hugus pronounced the defendants
guilty as charged in the indictment,
first having refused To exclude the EVIL
dence, u motion made by Mr. Fuller on
the grounds that no case Ind been
made out. He said IN doing this that
he realized from the courts opinion on
the demurrer that the decision would
be adverse.
The case will be at once taken to the
supreme court of appeals. II was
rushed through the criminal court yes-
tcrday SO as 10 permit OF an appeal ut
the earliest date possible,