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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Record states ns facts that the
report which accompanied the. Cameron
Cuban resolution was not wrItlru byany
member OF the senate nor by any person
connected with either house or Congress.
For this much the correspondent
vOuchcs.
ilc gives us mn understood thing the
rumor that the report was adopted with
ont being read. lie names two men
who arc understood 10 have prepared the
report. one 0c thrm having acted M the
attorney for the Cuban junta.
The correspondent Is II very
capable md very careful man,
His statcmehtS are worthy OF the sen
ate's prompt attention. II true they de-
VclOp II state OF affairs us discrcdItnblc
az surprising.
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Reform In New York.

Police zeal has reached dizzy height
in New York. \ married woman Of IN
questionable rcputc was thrice arrested
for soliciting IN the street, each time at
her own door and the last time as she
was walking away from her home sup
ported on one side by her father and on
the other by her husband. \ magistrate
who has horse sense denounced the af-
fair as an outrage.
The offender was n new policeman In
citizens drrsa detailed TO look after
women OF bad character. II the police
commissioners are In earnest thclr men
will find plenty OF the raw material On
the streets of New York. From the
holiness with which they ply their trade
It might be thought that they pursue a
licensed calling. But perhaps all this IS
10 be stopped, and the recruit policeman
is lust getting accustomed 10 his work.
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have.

The confinement OF the insane In Hcni-
tcnllari"S hns been made the subject Of
Investigation by Il Philadelphia grand
Jury. one Of the Judges had reason to
think that something was wrong in the
.pcHitcntiary In that city. and the grand
Jury was directed To look into It.
The work was no well done that the
Judge complimcntcd the grand jury on
the performance OF the most important
duty known to the people OF fhIladel'
,phia In ths generation.
II was found that there ARE many In
sane IN the pcnItentiary. and that moth.
ing whatever IL done for them. Not one
IS In the inrrmary FOR treatment. Per
sons dangerously insane are allowed to
go out on the completion Of their terms.
I There iB one physician In charge Of
1900 pcrgOrp. The physician and the
warden do not agree as to the number Of
in3anc. Thc warden InHists that most
OF them arc fcIEninE insanity, but the
grand iury does mt agree with hlm.
The luwg OF Pennsylvania require re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24
More "E,.ene. Of Cinnamon"

NATION, Illinois. Is having some OK
pcricnCc with essence OF ciumm0n,"
and the experience Is not unlike that Of
the Norwood oil field over In Monroe
county. Ohio. Some young men. d1s!r-
inc TO have q time" concoctcd u hcvcr-
age OF wood alcohol. water sugar and
oil OF cinnamon. or this they drank
freely. Two have died from the effects
OF the drinking.
1t has been suggested through tho In
lclliGcnccr that the trouble with the "cs-
scncc OF cinnamon" used IN the Hcnwood
oil field WAS that 1t was made OF wood
alcohol. The Nation case gives prob
ability 10 this theory.
The moral OF 1t all IL tim, some things
are not ut 20 go into the human stomach,
and that persons who must have Il
drink" will do wc1l to know what 4 bcv-
craSc Is before they drink IL;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, DECEMBER 81, 1900.


q THOSE who homo that rho rIvII service
law may he rcpr,,I,d ar So cr,nn,cd IN II,
,oneration nS virtually IN uaEr /, NJ ,ro
cfFrct win do wall IN r,,,o .,,ro hncd "a
The discussion md m, wits In rho house
OF rcnrrscntatiyca an Tuesday Inc, Tbc
proceedings ON ,bot dw wore decidedly
Instructive
The Legislative and iu,lI,i,I opnronrI,.
ton bill beIur uplcr consideration n
motion was made ,, s,r,ko ont rho nara
nh r,J.,,tr,- ~ tho ,ly,, snr,.Ics rho
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An impressive struggle Is going on be
tween the american Sugar Refining
Company, otherwise the sugar trust. and
,!trbuCkIc Brothers. large dealers in cof-
Zee and spices. The coffee men deter
rifrsd 10 erect a sugar refinery and add
Its product To their csta blisheI business.
The sugar trust. REGARDING this as an
impertIncnt and unwarranted intrusion
into its special domain. bought a large
c,fIre-roastinE and spice grinding con-
csrn. ana proceeded to give the Arbuc-
klss battle.
III" action Of the sugar trust means
that it assumes 10 own the sngar-reAn-
ing business Of this country and VIII use
rs great power TO crush anybody who
has the harIiIhood to embark in that
field. This Is II commercial piracy OF n
very offensive k.nd. and x there be any
way TO prevent It By law that way should
be resOrtcd TO.
The sugar trust Is the favored child OF
thc Wilson-Gorman tariff law. Per-
haps tho sugar trust can br reached in
the new tariff law about to he passed by
Congress.
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The Pacific Railroads.

Is Congress- going 10 let the Pacific
railroads alp away owing the govern
ment moro than a hundred millions? Or
IS Congress going 10 make those roads
step up to the captains office and settle?
Those roads are entitled TO fair play,
nnd this 1t Ii believed they have had.
Tht. government is entitled to some tair
play, TOO. The government represents
the people, who expect Congress 20 guard
their interests 50 far as legislation Is
required. and the executive Is looked to
FOR the rest. Certainly /; is not possible
that heavy debtors Of the government;
are TO be permitted Ia have their own
way.
The man who makes n hundred cigars
has to walk the chalk line laid down for
him by the government. This Is pre-
cIscIy what the Pacific railroads should
be made to do, The big and the little
should be dealt with inthe same spirit of
exact justice
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Henry! Henry! For mercy sake, Just
listen to this darling child talk! Did
You ever hear anything palmer IN
your lifc?"
Observation-Disclosures oo-Eoosle-
Eoo-Uo."
Want a piece OF fruit cake? No. In
deed, Baby mustn't have any fruit
cake"
"GoogIe.gwOo usts .oogle-GuG guS
-"
Want TO he carried around n bit?
We'll, papa shall carry him In u wee.
wee, little minute"
"o-o-o-o-woo-wUwoo -ynh-h-h-ooGla-
goo"
"WOnGlc- 900 Guo- wumpf;- OOElc."
"Hunrry? Well. Of course he Is! Fc
shall have his dinner. so he shall! Hen
~. did you ever, ever know child Of
his age to-whnt? You don't believe It?
He didn't say anything? Henry RNl-
inEs. ynu are the dulIcst. most unap-
prectaIIve-y0u don't deserve 90 have
such child! Thank Heaven, It has L
mother 10 care for it,
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from the Old City hook Store.
We will suggest few ideas from our
stock that may assist you in choosing
some FILLING" Tor the Christmas stock,
lngg Tor socks, as tho case may boz:
ENGRAVED CARDS AND PLATE
(bcst work and stocI). 900
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO MAGAZINE,
lToln, .,,,..-....... .....,Sl 90 to 81 90
POCKET DIARY with name slammed
IN gold). ....................5O soc to s. 90
CARD CASE OR POCEETBOOK (wIth
nam" stamped In gold" SOC to S. 90
TEACHERS BIBLE. overlapping
edges. with name STAMPED In
Eolul .,,.......,.....,,..Sl 30 to $40 90
SET PRAYER AND lIYMNAL with
name stamped in gold. 81 90 to Sc 90
CHURCH HYMN BOOK. leather. (yith
name stamped In gold. 81 90 to So Oh
pELOURET'S NOTES on S. s. LES
SONS. 1897. reduced to.......,Sl 90
CHRISTIANS NUMBERS LONDON
AND PARIS MAGAHIN ES. .6Oc to 81
To say nothing OF books books and
then books for all ages. MI tastes, Mi
purses. FRANK STANTON,
1901 Market Street.
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The bare, bleak garrett was cold-bIt-
tcrly cold. There was no fire. and the
pennilcss inventor had no money 20
buy coal
Heaven help mo-" he cried. I'm
less | have warmth | shall freeze TO
death" Hopeless and despairIng. he
bowed his head on his hands.
suddenly a ross glow peryaded Che
atmosphere. and n DELICIOUS warmth
spread itself through the room. The
brnumh"d wretch fell upon his knees.
~ mirncie!' he cried.
lie could not know that n passion
poctneSs had moved into the room
below, and was even then inditlng her
six thousand and eleventh soul spastn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

ports Oh the insane convlc,s ANA their
removal to hospitals FOR, insane. but no
reports on this MbJcct have been made.
Tho pcnItcntllry seems to have been run
without regard to the law or pcnnsylva.
MIA or the law OF humanity.
Ills u shocking disclosure. |, will re-
suit In joltIpG some officials out OF their
Jobs and tho removal OF the helpless In
san. to hospitals where their maladIcs
are treated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

WE have received the beautifully
printed and Illustrated Catalogue 10"
1897, Of che wcll-kaOwn Sccdsmcn, d.
Landrrth & Sons. Philadelphia. An
examination OF this Catalogue shows Il
Ia be fun Of practical information USE
ful to every culiiva;Or or the soil. given
In the planCsi manner and without the
exagEcrlt!onS 80 common tO seed cat
alogucs. 1t can he had for the asking
and every one should have IT,
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FEARFUL TELLER's THREAT.
Perhaps the Nrrt Congress will Kim"
WAY to Dtf.ut Obstructi0nius.

Chicago Tribune: Docs Senator Tel
Ter mean To intimate that he will vote
against and try to talk down tariff
bill which does not provide FOR ;hc Tree
coinage OF silver at the ratio OF &c to l
and the consequent abandonmcntot the
existing American gold standard OF
money?
Does he intend TO ohstruCt the en-
actmcnt of any tariff measure which
does not provide that thrre-QuartcrS or
an Ourcc of silver shall TIE coined free
into legal tender dollars 10 hc used
cx post facto IN the payment Of the
millions OF existing contracts based on
gold-vLluc dollars?
rhrcc-uunrtc"s OF an ounce OF silver
can he purchased Rnywhcr" In the
world for nifty cents or legs. Hence
TeIler's silver attachment means the
debaScment of the currency standard
oC the country 90 silver dollars wC"th
nfty cents In the worlds STANDARD Of
money, thus destroying billions of cred
It's
Bus the senate, after March \ next
mny not desire TO pass tariff hill with
a "sIIvrr attachment" The majority
may conclude to get rid OF the talk-tt-
tn.dcnth Construction" OF the IuininE-
camp states by adopting the closure
rule. An obstruction rule preventing
the ma jority from doing business cX-
.ept with tn" consent uf the minority
Of the qcnntr can be kicked through
as easily as the fair cducst'ienncs In
the circus ring jump through the OBJ
gtructlOn Of q phpCrcd hoop
Let the majority frame n wcll-cnn-
si,lcrcd closure rule. aud call nn the
vice president to put the motion jnsr ns
an anti-SIlVcr- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES closes
hts speech, and let mnjOritS OF the
senate vote for 1t. and the chair de-
clare II carricd-:tn,l II il carried.
Where there IL II VIII there can hc
found u way nf restoring to the ma
Jnriiy Of the senate the right to do bu-
gincss and To paRs n bill. even " there
IL no silver uttachW"nt'-lii<c II TN
can tied to n dogs tUil--raStcucd TO 1t,
Notwithstanding the objections 1f
me alleged senators frum tie Y"Jlrn
borough aud mluing. camp +tHics oc the
n:id pIning and barren WpuItu'n r..
rI0ns. who want. "s0m"lhing done Cor
slvcr" IN tho way Of ndupiir; silver
dollars worth nifty cents IN Ht!d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

The vest pocket memorandum books
JuSs issued BIZ the Chicago. Milwaukee
4 ST. Paul Railway Company. are en-
rinccr ruled and contain n calendar
Cu- lS?1 Send 4 2.ccnt stamp with your
address, 20 john x. Pott. district pas
scngcr agent. WiIliamSpOrt, Pa. for
ono Of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

weyler haa gone outside OF Havana, In
the direction nf the enemy. 20 look for
his Christmas turkey. lie Will bring
back report Of great slaughter In the
Cuban ranks. The Victims IIrc likely 20
he old men, women and children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

Hark. throughout Christcndom Joy bells
ar" ringing.
O'Cr sea.
Sweet choral melodies pcalinE and thrill
ing,
Echoes Of ages from far Gai!lee.
Christmas Is here.
Merry old Christmas.
Gift-hcaring. h"art-touchinE, joy-hrinGlnS
Christmas,
Day OF grand memories. king OF tho year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

TIE Whitley Exerclser Is a
whole gymnasium in Itself and
has the same value as a
Christmas present. For sale
by Jason e. Stnnl1. opposite
phstOIliCc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

CONSUMPTION Is tho natural result
OF neglected cold. DR. Woods Norway
Pin" Syrup cures coughs, bronchitis,
asthma. and lung troubles OF all sorts
down 10 the very bordcrlaud OF con-
sumption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

When Senator Morgan desires to say
something sharp H. docs not have 10
swallow Il sword or a paper Of tacks. lie
jus; lets somebody stir him up, and then
he Is ready for business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

1t Is possible that Major Mckinley
may I've allowed 10 spend his Christmas
without being held up for office; hut i: Is
only possible. Willing patriots are very
keen OH tho trail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

ITCHING Plies. nights horrld plnGuc,
Is Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by Doau's Ointment Your dealer
ought 10 keen H.
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CURRENT FUN.

"IIc's n very fine young man," re-
marked Colonel stIliwcil--"a very hne
young man"
nut Isn't hc disposed TO bG nthcr
Rhy?" Inquired the girl to whom no was
talking.
AS to that, rely couldn't any. I
nCvnh had the plcashuhc OF playing
with him, Washington STIR.
"Oh, daddy" said little Mabel. start
ing up uncasily from her fathers lap,
wouldn't It bH awful ir Santa Clnua
got the wrong chimney and fell into
the furnace"
Guess It would" put IN Jack, 'sny
pOpHy, do YOU suppose he's insurcd?"-
llnrDcr's liazar.
Perry Pntctlc-Dont you wish wc
lived IN IL country where grub md
booze growcd on trees?
Weary WntpOn-Naw. I'd rather II
GrOwcd on bushes Trees would have
10 be Cllmbcd.-CInclnnati Enquirer.
"DO you uphold tho custom OF CIV
Ing presents On Cmlstmaa?"
ut doesn't make amy difference
whether | uphold 1t or nOt-it holds me
M every year Just the same. INDIAN
npOlis Journal.
little AlIcc-Mamma says she mint
going to give you anything for Christ
mas this gear.
pdpa's Maiden SiS,cr-Oh. she isn't.
Ch? why not?
Little AllCe-Causo tho present she
give yon last year was worth twice as
much as wimt you give uS.-Cleveland
Leader.
pcrity.
Bland-Why?
Gnfer-JuSt AZ COON as he began to
make money the police swoOpcd down
and arrested him Tor cOuntcrroiting-
Philadelphia North American.
Sistcr-Thcrc, YOU have candy nil
over your new suit. What will mamma
say?
Little Erother-Wcli. mamma won't
lot me hive any fun IN these clothes
III get EN- Spoiled Boston Traveller.
~ soc by the papers that an umbrel-
Ia factory In Philadelphia has failed"
remarked the veterinary.
II have noticed" replied the ento-
nloloGist. that with umbrellas It II
Sither put up or shut up."-Pitt sburGh
Chronicle Telegraph.
Wife-lialt past IL. declare! Rather
n late hour Tor You to be returning
hOmc-dnn't sou think 50. John?
Where have you been. anyway?
liuShand-l'vc been setting up with
a friend.
Wife, though: as much. How many
drinks did you set up, John?-Boston
Curtcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

Somebody deserves credit Tor Il drcid-
eddy unique thouGht In connection with
the rlIort to ascertain tho value 81 the
property Of The Mon"uSahclL N.tvlSai Irn
Company. ~
The coal in the hills along the river IL
10 nc measured. the tolls that the com
pany would receive on uEtt coal csti-
mated, and in some way that estimate IL
to he fitted into the general value OF
the cnmpany'S holdings.
II the government were 20 pay the
company on that basis. and all the coal
in the Monongahcla hills were 10 h. de-
s;rnyri by fire, Or an earthquake. the
government would feel all the pain IF a
man who has bought 4 gold brick.
It In not much OF guess that the gov
crnment will not he caught in this trap.
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Atlanta Constitution.
What say the chimes
In Christmas times
Dollars and dimCS--dolarS and dimes I,
Over the hills
And frozen rillS-
DOLLARS. dollars, and broken hllls,-
So they ring
So they sing
SO the bells In the SteoplcS sw,nEi
Dollars, dollars
Dollars and dimes
That Is the music
Christmas tImcsl
oh. the chimes
Christmas times.
Musical echoes Of dollars and 6ImcsI
"DlnS-donE,'
Sweeping along
Dollars dollars" their daily song.
So they say
As they rang away:
dollars, dollars. and dimes to payl
Dollars. dollars
Dollars and dimes"
That IL the music
Christmas tinesi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

SOMETHING new for Christmas
gift is u lead pencil with each sack Of
Minnrhahn Flnu", You can get n lc,l
pencil for the asking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

IF YOU want a rcnlinitc FOR
MS good quality. 90 to Jason
G, stamps. opposite postoillcc.
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FRESH cut flowers at Iluscroit's,
lli3 Market street,
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AspIrants who fail ~ land In the cahl
net may solacr themselves with tho re-
Election that several millions 0f their
countrymcn are on the same level with
them.
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Perry Pntctlc-Don't you wish wo
lived IN IL country where grub md
booze Erowcd on trees?
Weary Wntson-Naw. I'd rather II
GrOwcd on bushes. Trees would have
10 be climbed. Enquirer.
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AS to that, rely couldn't any. ]
ncvah had the rlcashuhc OF playing
with him. "-WashingtOn STIR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

81 soc by the papers that an umbrel-
Ia factory In Philadelphia has failed,"
remarked The veterinary.
II have noticed" replied the ento-
ulolnGist. that with umbrellas It II
either put up or shut up."-Pittsbursh
Chronicle Telegraph.
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g. SALE.

Tho National Collection Agency. o.
Washington, u. C.. will dispose OF the tol-
lowing Judgments
..,j WEST VIRGINIA.
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''Do you uphold tho custom OF CIV
Ing presents on Cmlstmaa?"
at doesn't make amy difference
whether uphold It or MOTT holds the
up every year Just the same. "-lndIau-
npOlis Journal
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GONiihM Manufacturing Compnuy,,
goods ut ". T.. hlLI.NAN d 90,
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"oh, daddy" said llt,lc Mabel. start
ing up uncnslly from her fathers lap.
wouldn't It bH awful Il Santa Clnua
got the wrong chimney and fell into
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

Sistcr-Thcrc, YOU have candy all
over your new suit! What will mamma
say?
Little HrOther-Wcll. mamma won't
let me hive any fun IN these clothes
TIL get 'cm spoiled Boston Traveller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

Gancr-Quecr never could stnndp pros
pcrily.
Bland-Why?
Gnner-JuSt AZ soon ns he began To
make money the police swoopcd down
and arrested him Tor cOuntcrr0iting.-
Philadelphia North American.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

nut Isn't he disposed 10 no rnthcr
Rhy?" Inquired the girl to whom no was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

"IIc's n very fine young man," re-
marked Colonel Stlllwcil-"a very nne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-24

Guess Il would" put IN Jack, "Sny
poppy, do YOU suppose he's insurcd2'-
llnrpCrs Iiaznr.
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TT'ho lNTELt.lGESCER, embracing It's
several editions. IL entered In the Post
Office at WhccltDE.-W. Va. us sccond.clnss
matter.
The Press., 1896-06-11

fv-two new jurors, Tuesdays list having been exhausted, and nineteen were exam ined before the following four were ob- tained to complete the twelve: w. B.. Fuller of Andover, Daniel Tucker of Co., lumbia, William H. LOomis of Bolton, C.. L. Ferry of Hebron.
 The indictment of the grand jury was read to the jury by the clerk. The first witness called by the state was City Sur veyor J. T. Mcknight of Rockville. He told of making a survey of the scene of the tragedy at Crystal Lake last week. The plans he made were presented in court, the witness explaining the location of Hunters house, the road, the path from the house, etc. Photographer E. B.. Ogden showed photographs of the trag- edy.
 William D. Holman, county commts- sioner, said the commissioners were hold ing meeting in Holland April 6. John Hunter came there. He said he came there to give himself up, as he had shot Aborn. Hunter said he had trouble at the house, followed him out with gun and shot in the air to scare Aborn, and then pulled up the other barrel and Aborn fell to the ground. Witness said they did not believe Hunter and he was not de- tained.
 Deputy Sheriff L. B. Price of Holland told of arresting Hunter on his way from Holland. Hunter told Price that AbOrn that morning told Mrs. Hunter that 'ii my children go to your home, will kill you" Then his gun went off and Aborn dropped dead.
 The state rested at 20, and the defense opened by endeavoring to show by wit, nesses that Aborn had made many threats against Hunter, but they were excluded The court adjourned until to-day at a.