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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
THE FUNERAL.
The Last Rites Over the Remains Of Fred.
erick DOuglass--- Many Tributes From
Respectful Frisnds-.- Handsome Flowers.
A Remembrance From the Haytian
Government

Washington, D. c., February %
The remains of Frederick Douglass
were conveyed early this morning to
| the Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church,
| there to lie in state until the funeral
| services.
The Metropolitan Church had al
ready been prepared and was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers, ferns and
palms. Among the floral pieces was a
most beautiful design prepared at the
instance of the Haytian government.
AS soon as the casket was in place
the doors were opened and the people,
already waiting in crowds outside,
were admitted. While colored persons
predominated, there were hundreds of
white people. The street in front was
blocked with carriages.
At 1:30 the funeral procession en-
tered the church, headed by the family
of the deceased, followed by the
HONORARY PALL-BEARERS,
Messrs. Bruce, w. II. Wormley, John
r. Lynch, John f. Cook, p. B. Pitcher,
Prof. B. Z. Messer, Congressman Geo.
y. Murray. Dr. c. b. Purvis, John IL.
Brooks. J. II. Merriweather and Leon
ard c.. Bailey, and immediate friends.
The singing of Nearer My God to
Thee" by the choir, was followed by
prayer by the Rev. Alex Crumwell, ID.
D.. of St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
In Thy Cleft o. Rock of Ages" was
then rendered by the choir, followed
by the reading of the Goth psalm by
Bishop a. w. Wayman, ID. ID.
The funeral sermon was then deliv-
cred by Rev. DR.. j. T. Jenifer OF the
Metropolitan Church. Speaking as
the long time pastor of Mr. Douglass,
DR.. Janifer said:
Mr.. Douglass was aChrlStlan. lie
broke with the American church and
with the American Christian dogma
when he saw that it sanctioned and
sustained the enslavement and bond
age of a brother. He held Christ to
be above creed and above the church.
In this terrific soul conflict he blunder-
ed into bewilderment, but his deliver
ance came and he has often spoken to
me of the Joy of his soul in God.
Tributes to the memory of the dead
we're then paid by Rev. II. T. Steven
H.,
and DR.. J. Il. Rankin, President of
Howard University.
RIr. John Hutchinson, of Boston, an
old friend of Mr.. Douglas, sang hymn
by the special request of Mrs. Douglas,
and was followed by Clement Haent-
lens. minister to this country from
Hayti.
Remarks followed by Mrs. Susan B..
Anthony, whoalso read letter from
Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
MRS. MAY WRIGHT SEWALL,
President of the Woman's Council now
in session in this city, also spoke.
Among the guests of special honor
were Justice Harlan. of the Supreme
Court. Seniors Sherman and Hoar and
a number of members Of the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES There was also a
large delegation from the Woman S
Council. The faculty of Howard Uni
versity attended in body.
The body was escorted to the depot
by this colored letter carriers OF the
District as we'll as by a large number OF
friends of the deceased and his family.
The remains were put aboard the 1:lO
train for Rochester, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONING.

New York, February 25.-A number
of the Epworth League members Of
Brooklyn met tonight in the Office of
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company to assist in giving a
concert over the long distance tele-
phone in Springfield, Ohio. Songs, rec
itations and selections by quartette
were given, and word was received
from Springfield that they were being
heard perfectly. Similar meetings
were held in Cincinnati, Detroit, Mil
waukee, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburg,
Washington and Toledo. The concert
was for the benefit of Epworth League
of Springfield, Ohio, and about $4,000
was raised
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
WHAT THE TELLER'S ACCOUNTS
TOLD.

Lynchburg, Va, February 25.-To7
night the officials of the defunct First
National Bank gave out the following
statement:
An exhaustive examination in the
affairs of the First National Bank by
a competent board of directors dis
closes the fact that the shortage of the
teller in cash amounts to $25,S41 ,6S,
which it is expected viii be diminish
ed by the security bond OF $4,000 In
addition to the S25,S41.6S. we find in
the teller's possession checks OF sundry
parties aggregating $81S6.73, which we
apprehend are nearly worthless,
though this may be diminished by
some expected payments and securi-
ties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
WILL LEAVE THEE. OIL.
A SPECIAL CONVENTION OF DISTRICT AS
SEMBLY, NO. 8, K. Of L.,
Called 10 Meet in Pitsburg on Wednesday TO Dis
cuss the Question Whether the Eniirs Assembly
Shall Go Over 10 the New Knights Of Labor.
Nearly All the Locals Havs Given Their Dele
gates Instructions to Sscsis.

PIrrsBURG, PA, February "a
special convention Of d. A. 3, X. OF H.,
has been called Tor Wed uesday, when il
will be officially decided whether or not
the district, as whole, will recede from
the old X. OF L. and join the reorgsn-
lzed Knights. IL is probable that the
secession will be complete, as quite
number of assemblies have Instructed
their delegates TO this effect
A large number OF lapsed assemblies
have siguified their intention OF apply
ing for a charter in the new organiza-
tion II d. A. 3 affilistes with that body.
The headquarters Of the X. Of l.. will
be established here within month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
AND GLORL

l o..r.' Which Nearly Resulted in
Eoo-sheG-Tbey VIII Separate.
Cleveland Ohio. February "a
paper prints story of q quarrel
pu-...st Bob FiJZsimmOns and
Captain Glori, which came
resulting i'm bioodshed, Saturday
. The cause of the quarrel was
rmeut of a personal bin of Fitz-
simmons which GIori said should not
with the theatrical money
dugeeI FIlZs.mmOus. and me
eaJcuci to wipe the floor with Glori,
movement ass 1T 20 draw "a revol-
hy Glori put % stop To- Fitzsimmons'
.r. and he reraiued from exercising
strength against his manager Tt
.j Fitzsimmons has been acting
of late and that he and Glori viii
ra.e I'm a couple of weeks FitZ-
uor-'s brotber-in-iaw viii manage
show.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
ArrEmprED gosgEEr
Thieves Break into store on the i'''H'
Thts Morning

This morning about 2:3J o'clock 'A's'e'
broke into the shoe store located a. 'n'
Island end OF the suspension bridge
owned by Mr.. Charles Nelson. me roo. ,s.
bers used a Jimmy" 20 force oye1 oy'-J 'nI
door. aud while one OF them sioo1 '4l-
on the outside the other en'ste1 '.'
store. Before they had tine 10
cure anything, however --a' .1d
discovered by O1icers L'ril' 80
Mason. The robber 90 guar Il' "' 80
as be saw the officers, gave ihs a'., -
to his companion, and s'af-sl %" ..r'ov
away from the place The is'.o"
In the store escaped through
rear window, ana ., srsi
sued by the officers. "a' ...',., -'
four shots at him, none o.. ,1e" ,..-, ,,1
effect. however, and both o. quo f''o'''
escaped. .u cha oH-
GERS Of the at,emptei Burglary ana VIZ. w..
TO tbe store. Aiteran examination W t1I '
premises he reported that l''-.-- -.',.,ef
been taken. The matter was ,,s
to police headquartsr, al once '-- aori.
officers 10 other parts Oh i's -,, .a. men
fed to keep q sharp iooSo1' ~. ~. .tore.
who attem ptsd 10 burg -f.-' '-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
WORKING DAY AND NIGHT.

The Senate Busy on Appropriation
Bills-The Blaine Residence Prop
erty.
Washington, d. c.. February 25.-
The Senate is now working day and
night on the appropriation bills in OF
der 10 complete them before the session
closes. The sundry civil appropriation
bin was considered with little inter-
ruDtiOn or delay from / a. n. to $50
p. nl.. and again at night session the
item of $3.50 00O for purchasing the mis-
tOric property of the late James O..
Blaine. i'm order TO prevent its use Tor
theatre purposes, Occasjoned sharp
debate. but was finally agreed TO. ON
err Senate amendments agreed to dur
ing the day included:
Temporary Federal building at Cnl-
cago. 100000; beginning new govern
ment building at Chicago, S4OO,OOO.
THE LAST APPROPRIATION BILL.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-Ths
general deficiency 6ill-the last OF the
regular appropriation biils-paSsed the
House to-day. Almost the entire day
was spent 10 discussing the amendment
paying 20 Great Britain S425,O the
amount of damages agreed upon by Sec
retary Gresham and Sir Julian Paunce-
fote 20 ba due that country under the
award OF the Paris arbitration tribunal
on account OF the seizure Of some twenty
Canadian SeslerS by the ! niteG States
previous 10 the mOdus v!vendi OF 1892.
The amodnt carried in committee,
but was defeated IN the House ll2-li3.
Some excitement was caused by the at
tempt 20 strike out in the House the
appropriation for an extra months SAL
ary for the employees of the House and
senate and the clerks OF mem oers, but
10 failed, and the amendment prevailed
It3-lOS. Motions 10 reconsider and re-
commit were voted down as promptly
as offered until the opposition dwindled
10 q point where 10 could not get the
ayes and nays. IL then surrendered and
the Dill was passed.
BILLS TO HAVE PRECEDENCE.
WAsHINGToN, ID c., February 25.-
The Democratic mem bers of the House
Committee on Rules met today, and
concluded 20 give tomorrow TO the
Committee on Public Buildings, and
Wednesday 10 the Committee on Labor.
The arbitration bill is the principal
measure that Chairman McGann will
bring forward from the Labor Com
mittee, and be will also endeavor TO Sc
cure consideration OF the Phillips bill
for an Investigation by a commission
OF the problems Of labor, capital and
agriculture. IL is doubtful II the com
mittee will report rules for the consid-
GRAFTON Of auy other legislation on ac-
count OF the hopelessuess OF action by
the Senate on any bills that may 90
passed this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
GETTING READY FOR A CONSTI-
TUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The failure of the Legislature to pass
a bill to rearrange and increase the ju-
dicial circuits in the State, was great
blunder that cannot be remedied now
EXCEPT through the submission Of an
amendment to the constitution OF the
State by the next Legislature. This
is what will have to be done, for the
business in many of the circuits is
now so great that the JUICES cannot
transact it.-Charleston Mail (Rep)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
ar A. CONSERVATIVE BANKER

... City, Ninn. February %
Merchants Bank is closed and in
bands of the public examiner Pro-
-- have been taken t0 dunui it's
@ B ~. Moore has been ap-
@ receiver no statement has
.r given to the public. No in
rr is o5tainable as TO- the cause
.IWe. The stockholders being
up to- the last moment of
oi affairs. The bank eNam-
found that President Holmes
.I himself between $4,000
H while the capital stock
$4,000 and the surplus but
..-ally he could have loan
f The bank viii be dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
IN1PRISONFr N A NINE.
Five H"~ IS $500 49, 9cagetres--rno

Five HUI IS $500 .. 'cagefvos--rho ,5aG1.
oOT -yruary 26.-The Daily
~ that great excitement pre-
asS At NormantOwn. owing TO a pecul-
~ accident that has happened at the
WhitwOOd Haighmoor cOiliery. Five
hundred miners have boen imprisoned
in the pit by collision of the cages in
which the men ascend aud descend.
The shaft was So badly damaged mat
j. IS impossible 10 use the cages. A
carpenter named NorbWn, while Ie-
pairing the shaft, slipped and fell 10
the bottom. He WAS undoubtedly kill
eu. ClcaJ crow; ~e.e W4ilng
afoUrI he rit head a. m, !aleht
avaiune news of the imprieouea u n
c'' ~ that hOIr the mine OGicials
Ce' Ge'! to attemnt - rescue tie MEL
hy O&y OF anOth i shaft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
BIG INCREASE N MEAT EXPORTS.
A maud order issued.

WASmNGrON, February 95--PoSt-
master General Bissell has issued fraud
orders forbiddiug the use Of the malis
to Harriet Hummel Kern, Ohio City, o.
Mrs n C. Ruhe, South Bend, Ind;
Miss Modelje Miller, New Carlisle,
Ind and Bertha Benz, Milwaukee,
WIS. These parties advertised eXten-
sfvelv that they had system when
would give immense profit 70 lady cor.
respondents, and the Investigation OF
their schemes by the department re
suited in the declaration Of fraud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
....n charged with Murder.

specto 70 tas Hs'''''
WEIGH. w. VA, February 25.-Sam.
Harrison, charged with shooting and
kiIlipg Abner Stevens, both colored, at
Txitrbback. this county, January 3,
% arrested on Ben creek, Mingo
ronntv by Deputy Sheriff Johnson, and
lodged in Jail here Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26

NASHVILLE, Tenn. February 2j.-This
afternoon Miss Slaughter. teacher in
WARTS Female Seminary iE this city with
several companions, were driving IN
one-hOrse carriage, which turned over
The shock aud fright was 50 great that
II caused the breaking Of blood vessel
in Miss Slaughter, and she died 10 niteea
minutes from hemorrnage.
CITY OF MEXIco, February 25.-ETery-
,bing reported on the Guatemala-M
frontier as quiet Hopes OF peaceful set
tlement continue No change in uegotia-
tions. Delays are attributed 10 Guate.
malan Minister De Leon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
THE TAX ON EXPKEss COMPANIES.
The Ohio Law Wm DO Tested ~ tho
Contradiction To Onash oyrrrnle'

The Ohio Law WIl Do 1870" D" '''"
Contradiction to puash oyrrrnIe'
COLUMBUS, O., February 2j.-Last
year the Adams, United States ana
American Express companies, under
the Ohio law, refused D pay the excise
tax OF two per cent on their gross re-
ceipts 10 the State. The state 6foHsn'
suit to compel the companies 10 pay 'ns
tax and they filed a motion 70 4ua'n
the proceedings on the g5ouuu VA,
they were organized under tie avs Oh
New York as partnerships and not oe-
ing corporations were not Liable 10 'a'
tax. Judge Pugh this morning over
ruled the motion, holding that the com
panles have all the powers, prl'IsRs'
and rights Of corporation auu Ai'
therefore amenabla TO the Law. Ds.'.
sons in other States have held ihem 8,
be corporations, and these were '..'-
by Judge Pugh The cases VIII A'"
be heard on their merits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
BURNED IN THEIR HOME.

DAYTON. O.. February 25--At 4
O'clock this morning George Weaver
and his wife. an old. intirm couple,
living alone on a farm seven miles
west of here. near Trotwood. were
burned TO death in their dwelling.
Neighbors hastened TO the spot. but
the flames were so fierce as to prevent
all hope of rescue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
Armnr Ple, clng shel..

WASHINGTON. February 25.-TheFe
was an acceptance test OF Carpenter
tbirteen-incn srmOr piercing balls at
the Indian Head proving ground to-day
The sample shell pierced the fifteen
inch plste without breaking up or de-
forming and the lot il represented was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
WHEN CHICAGO WAS YOUNG.

Sheldon Graves. who came to Chica-
20 when the town was little more
than an Indian village, died last even
ing at his home, 1919 Ellis avenue.
Mr.. Graves drove into Chicago in the
spring of 1886 on a load of apples and
smoked hams. He had come all the
way from Jordan, Onondaga county
n. Y. to trade his wares TO the Indians.
His arrival in the town created some
thing of a sensation. He found quar-
ters for himself and horses at the By
change Coffee House. Lake and WeIis
streets kept by Daddy Beaubien
Apples were rarity in Chicago IN
those DAYS. and Daddy Beaubien
paid stiff price for half bushel OF
the fruit. It was on a Thursday that
Mr.. Graves arrived here. The next
Saturday Daddy" Beaubien printed
this notice and tackled it on the door OF
his tavern:
NOTICE!
.Apple pie for dinner tomorrow;
Come onel Come all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
po,,,. Bout Leads to Murder.

CwENsBoRo, KY February 25.-
Jobu Cation and Amos Goodwin. en-
paped in a friendly boxing match ten
niles from here on Saturday night. 1t
resulted In murder. GOODWIN got mao
and shot Cation dead. Good"ln mas
not been caught. Both are young
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
...-NED BY NATURAL GAS.

Ia. February -5.-Ihe
nee 0n the corner of Shen-
Eeu0 streets. this morning.
by q natural gas eNplo-
resulted from the ignitins
dated g8 i'm the cellar The
".a occupied by John Ashton
and Daniel Brys0n and fam
u7 are, John Ashton. Sc
about the iace and body;
'. burned about the face and
- Grace Ashton. burned,
a-.r almost blown OF; Mrs
Mrs. John Ashton and
aHe Ashton were slightly IN
walls of the house are down
o.. the inmates were blown
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
- - INTRODrCED.

Ia, February 20
introduced I'm tine House to-
E.tlgrt. of Lancaster, pro-
l-iu robbery or amy at
..a robbers, oy obslructing
punishable by death, CONF
.".t railway companies TO
.H employees tyOm tine
proper devices. TO heat
'1d use ieDRers: making
& conspiracy puuifhaUlc by hne
--l.solmcuL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
A PERSISTENT DISTURBER.
A Second Time He Interferes With the
Domestic Relations of a Huntington

y NtCUHU IIuIt he IHLeIItTts W IIH IIIU
Domestic Relations of Huntington
Couple.
Special to the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, February %
Several years ago Henry Watkins mar
ried young girl, and they had lived
together long time, they parted and
Watkins obtained a divorce, alleging
that the wife was intimate with others.
On last Saturday the couple were re-
married, only to be separated again this
afternoon by the very man who inter
fered in their domestic relations be-
fore. He appeared and drove Watkins
away with a gun, and the latter had a
warrant issued for his arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
FIGar WITH KNIVES.
Four Young Men, of Hsspectable Fsmi-
lies IN a Bad Row.

ENGLISH, IND., February 25.-At
Birds Eye four-tanded fight with
knives took place this morning be-
tween Charles aRd Ed. Cummins,
brothers, on one side, aud SimD aud
John Lane, brothers. on the other
John Lane and Cummins will likelv
die. Both are cut about the head, breast
and shoulders. All were drunk. They
belong TO good families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
lI1T NTST HITG HELP.
b.1 liners Are Destitute and
Can Earn Nothing
m Lake Trade Opens, Which
MI 3. at Least Thirty Days,

-.r-~uittses, Appointed On
r-s-nor McKiuley's Sugges-
.- Visit the Coal Regions
Make Their RspOrts-The Char
sa.5 People of the Buckeye
ss-s Called Upon for Aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26

D,uAs. TEXAS, February s5--ln the
- tbe Central Trust Company, of New
Searl5 SE,rg rs the Texas Trunk railway, the
J .i,S5 oin' States Circuit Court ordered fore
o,osure = uirIa of mortgage and the sale of the
road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
Parkersburg Sentinel.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
The best job | know of is page
ship, or committee clerkship in the
Legislature with a friend among the
members. The prodigality OF the
Legislature in voting ten year-old boys
$500 and $4O0 day. Sundays includ-
ed, payable out of the State treasury is
more than amazing saw men voting
for these appropriations who would
not have paid them more than quar-
ter a day, and then probably borrow
ed it back from them without secur-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
SOME OPINIONS OF THE LATE
LEGISLATURE.

"Oh, Wad Some Power the Gift to Gle
Us, to See Ourselves as Others See
Us"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26

The money disposed of by this Leg
islature is about $4,000 more than by
the last Democratic Legislature. This
means a deficit in the State treasury,
as the last appropriation was up to
the receipts, and this Legislature has
provided for no increase in the general
revenues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26

The Legislature has adjourned.
Some days ago we were led to commend
the moderation which had character
lied its proceedings, and we hope to be
able to repeat the praise At present
it looks as if we would have TO
charge our Legislators with having done
too little, as many important bills, in
deed nearly all bills of real Importance
remained upon the calendar for final
action. 1t is a virtue, to be sure, not to
have done too much, and in avoiding
this the Republican Legislature has
steered clear of the usual temptations
of newly acquired power; but il they
have carried their abstinence from leg
islation so far as really to have whiled
away forty-five days doing nothing
they have gone to the opposite extreme
of evil. we rather choose to have our
representatives do little too much
than nothing at all We want to know
that they are alive and doing some
thing, and will pardon even little
wrong headed excess. if they will throw
of the blight of neutrality-suspicious.
burg World.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
BAD MEN FROM \ BAD CREEK.

Barboursville, k. February 20
Thomas Davis and Jesse Taylor oi
Sinking Creek, We're put in jail here
last night for murdering Lem iamicN-
er Saturday night They induced liam-
ECKER to leave his house and accompany
them to see some girls. They after
wards butchered him so that the re-
mains could not be recognized.
The trial to-day was po-pono1 ii'l
Wednesday, one Of the prisoners nav
ing confessed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
THE wEAraE--

WasHINGTOS. y. a., ....r.a and
West Virginia, Western .-.-.. cooler;
Ohio: Cancraly i-..'
northwest winds.
BrTYALo, y. Y, leo.-'...'. lake shore
and @ Michigan southern ra r9aa q, aICpla 10 ts..
DEAD an the Fix stree MARIE. - ''-'
afternoon Of heart disease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26

WASHINGTON, February 25-The
Sonats in executive session to-day con
armed the foil lowing nominations; WI
liam, Critchtou, Of West Virginia, TO the
Secretary OF the United States Leg alton
at Brazil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26

wAsRiNGroN, d. c., February S9.-Ihe -, s
secretary OF the Interior Io,oay 6SSySu oS.c l,S q
reouisition on the treasury soI SiU; o1o'ot y,
for the quarterly pay men' u FeNS'0N' 80
the various agencies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-26
BLAMED ALL ON ADRY.
Harry Hayward Tells Most Remark
able Story on the Stand.
Be Blames His Brother, Adry, With
All the Plots and Grimes

Which Adry, in His Testimony,
Blamed on Him-Says Adry
Was the Masked Highwayman
Who Held Up Miss Cling, Miss
Vedder and Himself - Harry
Contradicts Himself on Cross
ExaminatiOn-Adry Will Offer
an Alibi.