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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
ABOUT PEOPLE


strangers la thr cay and Wheeling Folks
abroad.
Councilman Herman Xwlckcr. wife
and son left Tor Atlantic CITY yesterday.
Mr.. John I]IabcricId. Of .hS North
end. returned from Cleveland last night.
Mrs. ]. J.. Thompson and daughter. OF
Anderson. Ind. are the guests Gr Mrs.
c. d, Thompson.
DR.. j.. C. and Mrs. Hupp will arrive
home from Capon springs to-day, where
they have been spending the heated
term.
MIR. Harry Garden returned last night
from Cleveland. Ohio. where he had
been spending the last few days taking
In the Knights of PythlaS eucampment.
Chief OF Police Bennett returned from
Cleveland yesterday. and reports the
knights of Pythlns encampment the
largest and best he has ever attended.
Mr.. Roht. Crowther. of the Island, left
yesterday for Philadelphia, where he
VIII spend Il few weeks with his brother.
He will MISC spend o few days ut At
lantic City before returning home,
Constable Lon. st. Meyers waP among
tho Knights Of Pythias who returned
from Cleveland yesterday. lie says the
Whrcllug delegation was right In Il"
everywhere they went, and were loudly
~upplaudnd NIL along the line Of march.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

The Wheeling Lodge Of Elks last
evening Initiated Mr.. Frank q. Cald-
well into the mysteries OF the order, at-
Ter which they adjourned 20 Colonel
Sam y. BruDakcr's WlEwam cafe and
diseased an eltsent collation., which
was served In the col0ncl's usual I'M
anproachlblc style. Mr.. Joe Ward was
the, toaStmaster. Speeches were made
BY "Silver Age" Joe Klein, Congress-
man Dovencr. Charles Eenning. \. II.
W~eidcbusCh and others.
During the evening there we're songs
from the various members OF the lodge,
accompanied on the elegant piano
which has recently been placed in Col
nncl B~ruhaker's rcfrestrment parlors.
The guests separated al n late hour
this morning. full Of praises for Colonel
Brubaker's genial hospitality. Colonel
BILLY Steger also came in for Il share OF
the COmInnHdatory expressions OF the
members Of the order, Tor the skilful
manner in which lie unlocked Oh.
chests"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Hon. Martin l.. ShaGer died at the
home 0f his s~on-IE-law, Or. 7. II. Lam
ham, in NewbUrg, Preston county. on
wednesday. the 18th inst. Mr.. Shafrcr
had been an invalid FOR several years.
He was n Of the most prominent bu-
s.ness men IN that section and was
formerly manager Of the IrOnton Gay
Tor county, furnace, OF the Austen Coke
Works, as well Is carrying on extern
sively the mercantile and lumber busi-
ness at TunHelton, at which place he
was postmaster for many years. Mr..
Shaircr was a prominent Republican,
and was a member Of the Republican
state committee from 1855 10 1892. He
was a gentleman Of nigh character, 4
very successful business man. and was
identified With many enterprises. The
funeral took place at Klnsw0Ol yester-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
Matters " MInur Moment In and About
~. Ei,,.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
The City.
The Elkins Cadets win drill again
tonight.
The mosquitoes are not so plentiful
this year as last.
Go 70 hear Captain Dovener speak
on the Island tonight
Lovers OF pIcnIcs and dancing are
getting their ill OF that sort OF umusc-
mcnt Just now.
The Musical union. OF Wheeling, will
give a grand concert and outing at
Wheeling park next Thursday.
The new fire alarm striking apparatus
FOR thu public building clock arrived yes
trrday. and will be put In the tower at
once.
PERSONS desiring privileges at the
Labor Day Picnic can find the commit
tee on the State Fair grounds this after
Dol from " until / O'Clock.
Squire Arkle heard the remaining tcs-
tlnIony In TIN case against ChaS, Russell
fn' assault md robbery, and held him
under $500 bond to appear al the next
term OF court. In default he waa sent
to jail.
The contract was lot yesterday Tor II
new front to be put In the store room
occupied by C. L. CdlliEan. the tailor.
on Market street. The change Will be
quite an improvement over the present
front.
Tho Carroll club has arranged to give
an outing Mt Wheeling park next Tues
day afternoon and evening. Tn" Opera
House band will furnish the music for
the concert. and dancing aud 4 good time
Is assured.
The concert given by Mr.. IL. 4. YAhn.
OF this city, assisted by MesSrs. Ernest
Hale. William DunziGer and Joseph KEEL
Ter. at the opera house last evening. was
Il musical treat, and l. IS 20 he regretted
that the talented performers were not
greeted with a larger house. The small
moss OF the audience. however. did not
Interfere with the very acceptable rem
dillon OF the programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

a fatal accident occurred at the
Glendale coal works yesterday after
noon, resulting in the death OF Mr.,
Marshal Jackson. Of MoundsvIlle, an
aged mar and respected citizen, lie
met his death by falling down the
shaft OF tin mine, Il distance OF ninety
three feet.
lie was out sightseeing with his
little grandson, Charlie Alexander. On.
their way they drove to the works. Mr..
Jackson got out of his buggy and walk
cd around to the mouth OF the shaft.
Being very old. ne could not see we'll,
and vcntured too near the hole and fell
to the bottom OF the mine, landing
upon the top OF 4 cage. which was then
down In the mine loaded and ready TO
he fJlstGd. He must have fallen head
foremost. as his skull was burst on
the left side Of the head, Ills arms and
body were horribly mangled. No one
saw him fall.
The crash was heard by the men in
llN slfdlA1 JIM NV u lllolil VI cry was
heard. He was killed instantly. The
body was e%xtricatcd from It's position
and placed In the cage and hOIsted 10
the top. A telephone message was
sent to his son At MoundsyIlIe. who
responded Immediately. Squire W. c..
Mann held an inquest and the jury re-
turned a verdict that his death came
from INJURIES incurred by accidentally
falling down the shaft.
Mr.. Jackson vas born In 1873 near
Fairmont and resided there many years
where he was married, moving to Bel
laire and living there until 1876. he
came 10 Mound5vilIe. Eis wife and
the following children still survive him.
c. L. Jackson, Moundsvillc: George D..
Jackson and Mrs. Henry Odbert. Fair
mont; Mrs. Rev. ". L. Alexander,
Rock HIN, Ohio; o. II. Jackson.
Moundsville. Three are dead. one be-
ing Mrs. ". II. II. Showacre. of
M~ounisvIlle. The funeral Will not be
arranged until tomorrow.
Mr. Jackson was a brother OF the well
known coal operator Of Fuirmont, Air.
Oliver Jackson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
Madison Square Garden

Was not selected by Mckinley TO deliver
his letter OF acceptance, but he gave IL to
the press, through which the whole world
VIII know what no stands for.
Wo want the world to know something,
too, and We choose the same medium
Mckinley docs, |, o., the press.
II II thls-lf your sight IN defective, II
your eyes arc weak and hurt when YOU Try
TO read, WE CAN HELP YOU.
Our house has been selling a%pCCtnclcs for
over Il HCorn OF yenrl. We were prctty
Good opticians ourselves. lint lately aci.
elco has discovered no many new things
about eyes ind SpoCtaClps, and fotnl out
so many new methods OF treatment, We
Thought II best TO engage u ryan who was
well up In tho profession and who knew
more nOOut i than We did. so We nut
Prof. l.. Levitt ut the hcnd OF this Inn
nortnnt department. lilo makes no charge
FOR. consultation. Our prices arr up low
and even lower than before, Increased
business permits us to az your cycs with
ElnsSos at lower prices than any other
place In tho city. Give us n trial, II costs
you nothing II We cunt satisfy you.
Dillon, Wheat & llanChec Co.
riOF. L. LEVITT,
MRnaaor Optlcnl Department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
FELL DOWN ASHAFT
The Tragic Death OF Marshal Jack.
son, OF Moundsyillc.
lie WAS OUT SIGHTSEEING

with Its iltuo Grandson, aud Wander
Ing Too Near tho Glendale CouI shaft
lilo Fell IIendlomg TO the I.ottom.n Dis
lance OF Ninety-thrse Feet, BEING Crush.
Ell Ia Death ImStRntiy-Ue vas Well
Known Throughout the stnto-Tln
Death or n. l.. Shnner, OF preston Coun.
ty, Also u Wcii-IInUwu Wan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

ErcctIinlly yet gently, when costlvc or
bilious, or when the blood tx impure or
sluggish. 10 permanently overcome
hahItual constipation. to awaken tho
Kidneys and liver to'n healthy activity,
without irritating or weakening then, 10
1lsrrl headaches. cOlds. or fcvcrs, use
Syrmp OF FIKN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chuppcd hands, chllblnlns.
corns, and all skin ]rrmptilns. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satls-
faction or money refunded. Price q
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
GheJmeIh9cnccr
once, Nos. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth streoI.
New Advertisements.

Straight Tnlk-McFaddcn'g Shirt Store
Eighth Page.
Great Reduction Sair-Fluh Pare.
Fall, lS9G-Geo. l.. St!fcl & C0.--Thlrd
Page.
Friday. Economy Day-Stone & Thomas
Eighth Page.
Red Firc-R. II. List.
Rogers Knives and F~nrkB-Ewing Bros,
Attention. q. "a. Il.
The New way-Prot. s~heG-EIghth
Page.
Linsly Institute.
lmportant-Albcrt Stole & co.
Outing H~lcyclc-Dillon, Wheat &
Iancher Co.
Williams Typewrlter-Copp & Dcyorc.
ID TO l~-lilggins' Gallery.
Sweet riolcts-GoCtze's Pharmacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
THE NcImout brewing Co.'s "l'auu
haeuSor" lfcrr JUST ont.


Mr.. Jacob Esbersen, who IS In the
employ OF the Chicago Lumber Co, ut
DCS MOtncE. Iowa, says: Il have lust
sent some medicine bRck 10 my mother
In the old country, that l know from
personal use to be the best medicine In
the world for rheumatism, having used
it In my family FOR several years. 1t Is
called Chambrrlaln's Pain Balm. i;
always does tn, work" 50 cCnt bottles,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
FALL srYLEs-pOpuLAW PRICES.

Call md our large and hnnd-
some line OF Foreign Ruh DoUnrAtlU WOOL
~ for Orsreoating'. s%u,tings and panta-
l~ooninEs at popular I~rlcrs. We handle
else.
The stylish cut and superior finish nr
our garments r"eeouIInrnd them,rIyrs.
Fine Furnishings n specially. Agents rpr
Jaros' Hygiene Underwear, EI.hmIr
Perfect Dress shirt, fred ". Walton nnr
Neeksrnr, and the famous Ritter all
waol Knit Jacket.
JuSt received 800 hnI'n more or our
celebrated double sole Incu Yarn Half
Hose at 25c n pRir.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TulInrS Fine FurnI,hrrs,
I3!I-i3S3 Market STREET.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

You cnn telephone to Pittsburgh, New
York, Washington. Boston, Chicago. 81
Louis or Memphis just as easy as Won
can TO SlstcrsVillc, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

TIE 3G5-pound turtle will he "iu tn,
soup" at the st. Charles hotel tonight
Sample Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

THE 3G5-pound turtle will he IN tho
soup at the st, Charles hotel tonight,
Sample It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

GRAND turtle lunch ut the St. Charles
hotel tonight. Everybody welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

THE iir1mont l,rrwing Co.'s "Trnn-
harmHrr' Hrcr JuAt Uu,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

This day is one OF unusual interest to customers looking
for big value. Low prices here. Thousands OF articles
at way down figures. Money saved by attending Our
Friday sales,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

GRAND turtle lunch at the 81. Charles
hotel tonight. Everybody welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
Mems Stiff and
Alpine Hats,
Worth $500 and $3.50, at.

Worth $500 and $3.50, t.........."."..
When all our Summer Pants and all our Odd Pants
left over from suits arc pulled below even cost mark.
When nearly the whole Boys and Childrcn's Depart
ment is upside down. When Neckwcar, Underwear,
Ncgligcc Shirts, and all sorts OF scasonable, wearablc
lines are SO closely cropped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
LOCAL BREVITIES,

"TASSIIiEUsER" beer, the latest and
best, brewed by tho Belmont Brewing Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

''TiSSHAISuSl;It" Iicrr challenges the
world. nrewrl by the Belmont lIrrM-
Ing Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Reader, ofthr ISTEI.LIGENEER going
~; oftoNSn for tho summer can have tho
INTELLIGENCER matted TO then, Tor
fifteen cents per week, postage free. Adj.
dresses changed wheuerSr desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
If Anybody
Needs Anything

To bridge over until fall, our store is the place to como.
Our prices will put you in a buying humor. 'Tisnt a
matter of money with US now. We've rcckoned up and
find we've sold more than VIC ever did in a season be.
fore. Our ambition is to get out every vcsigc'o SUM
mer stock. To that end we've cut and slashcd mcrci
lcssly. Doesn't it look like it when we're selling hun
dreds OF
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15

II is claimed that women are be-
coming cigarette fends, and that doc
tors are encouraging Fhem to smoke
by prescribing cigarettes as a sedatiVe
in cases Of acute neuralgia. toothache,
nerve trouble and asthma. As a re-
suit. this gentle and soothing medicine
is now coming rapidly in vogue, even
i'm many conventional families. The
hollow -cheSted and cadaVerOus looking
youths who are addicted to the cigar
cite habit DO not offer an example Of
health and strength that should tempt
women to the use Of the coffin nail"
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15
Learned in Chinook.

prom the NaTNOUNtT " VI IN
one Of CalCary's recent contingent 10
the coast evidently knew but little
obout the Chinook. Judging by the story
chat is being told on him. Wishing to
get some CLAIMS TO take back with him,
he asked an old squaw. who had cob
webs in her eyes and a basket on her
head. what she wanted for basketful.
ard the blushing brunette replied:
"G.fcum dollar. hyas kiosh.' To this
the gay Calgaryits said: Numping
yimmlnv, Six dollars and all my
clothes" No. by gingersnap, I'll give
YOU S2.5o. my watch and overcoat." 1t
IS unnecessary to state that the offer
was accepted, as all the duslJy maiden
asked for the CLANS was four bits.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15
Tho Murd.r Of i,n,h.nrtnn

Inc death ol Washington was moth
ing less than homicide lie died in tho
b>ih year of his age Nature intended
nun 70 live score of years longer.
h"u ne lived, he might have held the
helm i'm 1872 in our second war with
England. We might have had a Wash
ihIton doctrine 10 uphold. i'm place of
That or James Monroe. had the nhvsi-
Clans Of his time known as much mpdi-
cal science as they know now. lie was
sturdy and Of robust fame. When prr-
pared for his burial he measured exact
~ six feet When i'm his prime he or
d'rgd clothes from London they wero
MAD" on a basis Of a measurement of
SIX i"'t three inches in height lie was
large and powerful every way. Lafay-
cite said he had the largest hands
eyer saw on man"
u" was in excellent health. and vo.
h' died ass the result az "a single dqy's
Illness He really died violent death.
tn Thursday, the 18th OF December.
l'aa washington rode over his farms
on q tour Of Inspection through a driy-
ink sleet storm. fle became wet and
eH'#'d. As consequence he took a
severe cold, hut ro alarming symptoms
developed till saturday morning. the
lttA. when le WHs So checked IN thai
ne could hardly speak and experienced
great difficulty i'm breathing. His fam
iE became alarmed and sent for biq
medical advisors. Meanwhile tho ma
tiont was hlcd freely. This means thar
They drew not less than a pint of blood
from his veins
About O'Clock Dr. Craick arrived
and the heroic treatment was coutir-
ufd. Another pint or so Of blood Ule
taken from the poor victim. and n
Spanish fly blister was aplplod to his
throat
\haut II ,'c1,,l- ~ c,,s-,- =, .
victim again. but without ahording
him any relief.
At near 8 o'clock Or. Dick came in
ami soon after him pr Brown. both of
whom had previously been sent for. \
consultation was held. and as n result
the patient was hled for the fourth
time
This time the blood ran slowly. ap-
peared very thick. and did not prolura
any symptoms of faintiug."
Clearly, the general was about blad
dry. and SO ms nothing moro was fa
he gained by bleeding. about ( o'clocl,
cal"mel and tartar emetic were admin
istored
At 4.3o Washington called IN his
household and after bidding them good
10y arranged for tho proper afSposition
OF ms business affairs. Between > and
. In" physicians camo in again and
had himself raised up in bed He said
to br. trdlck. II feel myself ,1otnr.
haa better not take any moro trouble |
about me. hut let mo go Off quietly"
This, however. did not suit the doc
tors, for az night they Applied fly hlis-
trrS 60 his legs by 10 U'gl1gT, ~ y,-.s |
deaf-a victim 90 ui. rotouy.
Were physicians 10 treat "a ratfart i'm |
the same way now uo grand rurv y.rfrl I
hesitate 10 Hriug.u % bin uf Indictment /
FOR criminal malpractice
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15

You can travel on a railroad train
that cost 80. 10000 for day and at
night for $1,000. but you can't own the
train Pay the Standard 5000 for n
yearly subscription and Sights and
scenes of the World and they both be-
long t. you.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15

seen in the neighborhood Of the River
StyX.
such are the three most successlu,
ices now playing nightly 10 full
houses Since 1883. the exposition year,
the receipts of paris theaters have new
or attained high figures, so one must
conclude that if the authors have pro-
duced no great literary work they nave
at least discovered what the pupHc
wanted. and that is nudity, or the next
tbfprr tp it
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15

For a quick trip TO Chicago try the
burlington route Via Sorgnera Paclac
~ Billings
The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17

1880. tho child and develop his particular pe"' -
the aim and END ..,oo, curriculum centres about
"a h,s OCCUPATIONS. I'm the exAlD' th"'e - d
Ioi house built completely by chhdreh "',u Inv
rs ~ age There are stables oriuseS, 49,.
800 rd various examples OF bTck-iay"h.
S''p9 no founl apes and lemons painted Oh W,
,.o,derful robins, OF which the most ''''''''
,'P "' a,o tainted by a little fellow VINO sees e'e''
i.'s = ,io down The drawing ana moue"'"s -
'"e ,r,des IS very creditable. the Success - a.
the uple' r-hich has done away VIII ioi ~ i'ira
inc =, md cylinders ana Supp'i-u NV
from III, interesting models Is 'fIu, ,.o a. tho
WIN irn,'srtant feature Of the school otcLt
Al ~ - natural science, when eHt'l3 o 20 m into
Noh ~ ,he ch!ds life and when ~ MAJ =, ,ho rx-
EedS VI ,aI raining course. For lhStdJe, 80, which
the MANU- nieces of apparatus are SHOWN "r 'ed
hlDH 10, bows in the Work-lpP W ~ u -
were Hdue instruction. The indnctNe ID
IN tne ShreIrs IL shown by the lesson s.'' 49,
study OF Ply oynermcnis used in the three upPe,,
q, ades together with Inc cn Ii,I,s
80 ayneriments and me results. ,rl, f., which
tsi NJ gketches % dlssecll;S WI ,-ocr a
\ seIlTTs pa,r examined fishes bros ana l.osS sr
the ip'tnnctorv step to human anatomy, e.,
an i,, mart of the exhibit OF the hs"e'' ~ "
the scnoo. -. ,eoected The English ana
Liteia.u ,rr,;ors are systematically STUDIED Dy .'e
an, crades ard the oder chlidieh arc 'e
ntle 'aI hone Of Professor Adler not only 10 ou'.d
II - echonl along the lines 10y WIZ" ~ an
M ms sCn' school prosf cred. but 10 cStaush
WorkinSh schools in which children shail pt pf
soVeIdi NE enor1e nee with their elementary Woi
catsu -a,ies of secondary academies lie ii, 90
Sncn Case whose work occupies PronanJi' P'"N
ia,;n o ore,ent exhibition. is the first founueu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17

dillon hat tf Al was very R,9spS yS%r firm
Colng at that time? Al don't think 1t was heces'
sary to borrow to keep 4 going ,oev q, that
"UtWhat Conversation occurred between your
wife and you when you decided propet ,So, 10 said
Il give you this place birthday present
ODD you give your wife oo any aeea S' O'her
Or what property? of an island off the
coast Of Georgia. called Ossabaw Island .,.,.
sn.0oc 40" ''''" ''' ''' '''
Tho witness said he harded his wife deeds for
various parcels Of property.
Odd You transfer any mortgages or securities
IN vour wife? A-None that remember
O-When did YOU transfer your household fur
niiirc ID your wife? Al sold it to her in May,
1893
Odd YOU receive any money from her at that
time A-Money check for $4,000.
Odd you keep any account OF money you re-
ceived from her? A.-No detailed account
Mr. Waterbury thought his books would show.
He delivered the deeds for the Long Island property
his wife personally
Odd she say anything TO you at that tiineF A
!: is impossible for me 10 remember go
O-Did she ask you for deed? A-She d.d not.
O-When did your wife first give you money? A.
She continually giving IL 10 me- SO thdt couiu
try and settle my debts. . ,,
o-Uow much did she give you? Any business
transactions have been large and or such impor,
lance that cannot say cannot answer onhand
such sweeping questions as you ask
Mr. Waterbury promised to produce his bank
hooks AZ the next hearing The entire party then
wen, before Justice Truax and Mr.. Mutually, on be-
ha.f Of Mr. Waterbury again asked that the ex-
animation be declared closed and said that Mr.
Marks was attept!nC to carry 1t on indehniteiy'
Justice Truax said that Mr. Marks must not DO that.
and the examination was then adjourned until May