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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1896-03-05

Eldu--CGluA1ys do IL 4Ao SStSA
les as the calling of Ma
-4nville's coach, and the escort
MADAME Danville back to 44y-
,uld possibly rest on his shcul-
d calmly, slowly rubbing one
rthe other, slowly nodding his
the direction by which the
d bridegroom had departed,
ae eccentric land-steTard at
ter gate. Onsa sudden, the sound
<tsteps approaching from the house
I'D to arouse him. Once more he
I'd out into the road as if he ex-
.ssd still tO see the carriage Of the
" married couple. Poor girl
cor girir! said Monsieur Lomaque
to himself, turning round to as
no was coming from the house.
he postman with let
and the post-hag
der his arm.
.eWs from Paris, friend?"
Iue.
q, monsieur" answered the
Camille Desmouline has ap-
people in the Palais Royal
asrs Of a riot"
repeated Lomaque, sar-
s0h what a brave gov
fa he afraid of anything
Nkers?' he added, hasti-
subject.
house" said the post
srDn it, given me by
inc. Hardly worth
twirling the letter in
It into the bag, is it?'
FOYER his shoulder as
" that the letter was
resident Of the Acad'
taris.
,ther he accepts thu
t?" thought the land
to the postman, ant
ly back to the house.
) met Trudaine, whit
rather hastily. "you ar
Lyons with Madame Dan
~"
day" answered Loniaque
3nId hear of a convenien
odgfng at Lyons, or near it,
Ithe other, dropping his yoic
king more rapidly than before
la be doing me favor II yo
me know about it,"
De assentea: but before b
'stion which was on th
3. Trudaine had var
.ae interior Of the house.
.saeheiar-lodgingr' repeated I'll
taHard. Standing alone on Il
Vlan At Or near Lyons! All
e. Tfndaine. ! put your bachelo
ID your talk to me last nigl
nd make out o surn-tot
q ! think. pretty near the mar
zz.a refused that Paris appoin
asaf. II friend: and ] fancy ] ca
les Why
e nausad thoughtfully. and ahot
=|Ia nszd WIth 0minoua frowns and bi
I.izz s I'll lIpa.
II 1Iaar enough IN that sky"
continued. after awhile. lookioR up
zIIs luziraaa midday heaven. All Gle
enough there: bat I think ] sss . !
Is cloud rising Ii : certain bouseho
nsznzaE alrsady--a little clio
zII|HH iz.dzz much. and which ] ser 0
z|I Hazeh eagafuilT."
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NECROL OGlCAI..

WILLIS WILLIAMS Hubbard City,
Texas, January 2S.-Willis Williams died
last evening.
MRS. MATTE DESKTN-Tyler, Texas,
January 2S-Mrs. Matte Deskln. wife OF
a prominent railroad man, ls dead.
GUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas, Jan
uary 29-Mr. Gus Ulrich. Sr.. a prick
mason, died here today with congestion of
the lungs.
S. p. BRoWN-BallinEer Texas Jan
uary 19.--Captain S. i. Brown died last
night from the effects of blood poisoning.
occasioned by an ingrowng toe nail
MRS. PAULINA FREIDRICHS--rier-
mantown, Texas January T.--Mrs. PauliAa
Friedrichs, aged d2 years, died yesterday
morning very suddenly of heart disease.
T. G.. BROOKS-Ennis. Texas January
ct. c. Brooks, an old pioneer settler
OF this section, died this morning a Hen
dcrsoD, where he was visiting daughter
MRS. f. I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Texas, January 2S.-Mrs. Fanny Tennyson
Crowley, aged 80 years, wife of V. c.
Crowley, NJ. D.. living eight miles south
of Kaufman died today
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Meeting Of the Republican State Ex.
ecutiye Committee.
CONVENTION CALLED FOR AUSTIN.
March 20 the Day = Cherokee County
Democrats win Eliminate All Finan-
cial schims This Year.

Dallas, Texas, january 3o.-The State
committee of the republican party met In
the auditorium OF the city hall this after.
noon at O'Clock and transacted the busi-
ness for which the meeting was called.
Chairman John Grant called the commit
tee together. Secretary w. Z. Easton OF
San Antonio called the roll. The basis OF
representation was first taken UP. which
was adopted as follows.
That each judicial county shall be al
lowed one vote; that each county organiza-
ton be allowed one vote and that for 200
or the major fraction thereof of the vote
polled for President Harrison IN 1882 be
allowed one vote.
There was some bitter opposition to this
by different members. 1t was decided TO
hold the State convention March a. 1896.
The choosing OF the place at which /; is
to be held was next taken up, and Austin
was decided on. Dallas, Austin. ForI
Worth, Houston and San Antonio were
placed in nomination. The first vote re-
suited: Dallas 9, Austin >, Fort Worth 8,
Houston g. San Antonio z; second vote,
Dallas 7, Austin S. san Antonio II; third
vote, Austin l6, San Antonio -. The selec-
ton OF Austin was then made unanimous.
II. Il. Renfro, handling a proxy from
the Twenty-third district. presented two
memorials from Starr and HidalGo coun-
ties, appealing from the action of Chair
man Grant in appointing chairmen for
Inc county executive committees of those
two counties. urging that the men APP
pointed were incompetent and should not
have the positions. In presenting the
matter. Mr.. Renfro said that he only did
so that the committee might decide
whether the senatorial cbairmen. whose
right he thought 1t was TO make such
appointments we're to have any authority.
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SERIOUS FOR RoSENTHAL.
Grave Charges Are Filed Against Him
at LaGranle.
ALLEGATIONS OF EMBEzzLEMENT.
Men. ~. =. White Accusss Him OF Having
Deffaudsd Him Out Of One Hundred
Dollars Last May,

/ IaGrange, Texas. January so.--Hon. w..
q. witte of Austin county filed COM
plant before II. c. Ledbetter, justice Of
the peace ct this place, charging A j.
Rosenthal Of Galveston with embezzie-
s ment.
The following is O copy Of the com
plant. The prominence of the parties
and the nature of the charge make 1t
sensational:
The State of Texas, County of Fayette:
This day personally appeared before me
the undersigned authority. county attor-
ney in and for the State and county
aforesaid. w. j. Witte. who being by
me duly sworn, deposed and said that he
has good reasons TO believe and does be-
lievc that A. j. Rosenthal, In the county
nj Fayette. and State OF Texas on OF
about the Goth day of May, 1884. and prior
TO the filing of this complaint. did then
and there unlawfully em3ezzie frandu-
lently misapply and convert to his own
use and benefit the sum Of 500 current
money OF the United States of America or
the value OF 500, the property OF DIT. ".
Gevers. with the fraudulent intent theu
and there TO appropriate the same TO ms,
A .rosenthal's own use and beneiit,and
with the intent to fraudulenuy deprive
the said DR.. G. Gevers of the value there-
of: the said A. j. Rosenthal then ana
there being the agent OF Dr. q. Gc'eis'
and the said money having come into the
possession and under the control of the
said A. J. Rosenthal by virtue OF MS
agency for the said DR.. Gevers, and was
collected by him as agent OF the salo
DIR. Gevers; and was by him, the said
"A. J. Rosenthal, SO fraudulenty appro-
priated without the consent Of the sail
DR.. Covers. and the said w. H. Wtte
further says that he has good reason to
believe and does believe that A. ]. koscn-
thai, in the county OF Fayeite and state
of Texas, on or about the 18th day Of
May, 1891. did then and there unlawtullY
crnbezzle. fraudulently misapply and con-
vert to his own use and benefit the sum
of 500 curren, money of the United states
OF the value OF 500. the special property Of
w. e. Witte, with the fraudulent intent
then and there to appropriate the same TO
his A J. Rosenthals. own use and benefit.
prive the said ". y. Witte Of the VlAlv
thereof. and the said A. J. Roseutaal 5eing
then and there the agent OF the said
w. y. Witte and the said money having
come into the possession and under the
control of the said y. J. Rosenthal hy
virtue Of hts agency for the SAL W T.
Witte, and was collected by him rs me
agent OF the said W. =. Witte, and WIS
by him. the said A. j. Roseuthal, so fraud
ulenuy rnisappled and Appropriated
without, the consent Of the said ". D..
the State. ". r. Nitte
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me, TINS
The 10Th day OF January. i@a-
Percy Faison,
County Attorney In ana Tor TAyette
County, State Of Texas.
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TWO CONVENTIONS.
Majority Of Layaea County Democrats

Majority OF Layaca County Democrats
Favor Separate Conventions.
TIalettsyiiie. Texas January ON S.
Townsend. Esq. member OF the state
democratic executive committee tor the
Eighteenth senatorial district, IS confined
10 his bid a. his home here and win not
be able 30 attend the committee meeting
10 Austin next week. He Is not a free and
unlimited free coinage man, hence would
favor two state conventions,
While there are here few advocates OF
tho one convention plan majority OF
tine democrats favor one convention to be
held in Austin tho latter part Of June
for selecting delegates TO the National
convention and one to be held IN Houston
the first week TO August for nominating
a State ticket. and prophssy that II the
latter course Us not pursued there viii
again be- a split In the democratic ranks.
followed by the success OF tho populist
State ticket
Although urged from all over the district
TO be a candidate for recollection and al
years ago having been about 1000, Senator
French Simpson has decided that he can
not afford TO 20 back TO Austin as senator.
As he has declined to again run, Hon.
Jake Wolters, a prominent young; lawyer
OF lNaGrange VIII make the race and will
doubtless have the unanimous indorse-
mont OF the democracy. AS the senator
elect VIII have a vote when the successor
OF Roger Q. Mills is elected, this is an
important matter
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DEM0cRATs rNITED.
VIII Esohew Financial Issues ana Solidly
sunni OFT The Nanlnars

VIII Eschew Financial Issues and Solidly
support the Nominees.
Rusk, Texas, January 29.-'rhere was A
democratic mass meeting hero today
Hon @ohu q. Long was elected chairman
and J o. Couplard. secretary.
Judge ~. y. Quinn moved that the eN-
"cuuvo committee Of the democratic party
call "a convention Ia nominate county ofn-
Gers. and sail county officers he uominat ted
without regard - their Views OF silver or
gold ana that all democrats support tho
county ticket. and another convention oe
called 20 send delegates 10 state and NJ
uona! conventions.
TIE meeting approved the plan and alt
agreed to support the nominee of the
county Ticket without regard to silver or
gold Views.
II was also agreed that the convention
be called 10 nominate county officers be-
fore the convention 10 send delegates to
the State and National conventions
The county dem oc-atic executive COM
mittee mot here today and agreed to nom
i'aie county ticker rs a convention the
precincts conventi-n 10 be held on March
=, and county convention in April.
The majority rule VIII be followed In
making nominations. each candidate to
have his minority representation.
THIS county has several popullst officers
and the democrats are determined TO wiu
nis yeaI and make a clean sweep OF the
county, and they are go!ug to start early
ara bring all OF The party Into The fgnt
and keep down factions and splits. The
democrats 90 not want any more popuist
officers I'm this county and none need
apply. The fight IS a hard one ami the
party is going 20 make q fight without a
break In the ranks. hence ihey will not
lct anybody say gold or silver. The pros
poets for victory are good with united
democracy
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

Charles Daley was found dead IN tnc
Brunswick hotel here.
MPLE.-Temple has been granted a
mence April l, with three carriers,
DENTON.--Albert son of Judge s. NJ,
Bradley. died of injuries resulting from
kick of a horse last Saturday.
LODI. - Mrs. Susan Cromer, aged 81
years. was burned to death, her clothing
having come in contact with fire she
was replenishing.
BEEVILLE.--The young man. Dewitt
Johnson, who was brought in by SheiIff
Taylor under charge of seduction, gave
bond in the sum OF $500 and was released
LoCKHART, - \ colored man living
near Tillman. in this county. outraged a
colored girl 3 years old. Tho girl was
seriously injured. The negro is under az
rest.
CROCKETT.-Near Creek. while work
ing the road. difficulty occurred he
tween a man named Elenberg and another
named Adey in which the latter was Sc
r.ously cut.
HENRIETTA--A joint stock company
was org9ni2ed here for the purpose Of
tstdolshing a creamery and cheese fac
tory. The new enterprise will consume
100 gallons of milk per day.
NEW BRAuNFELS.-Geor Wehnert
q min hand employed at Faust 4 Go, :
FIGURING mills, got caught by the driving
wheel and sustained injuries necessitat-
the knee.
ROCKDALE. - j. IL. Holtsclaw, VINO
lives about eight miles north of here, was
assaulted with brass knucks by one of
his tenants, IA young man about % years
Of age iloltsclaw is about 80 or 10 years
OF age and is seriously hurt
NEW BRACNFErS. A son OF MIR.
Bauer, a farmer living five miles east OF
here. shot himself accidentally wklie
cleaning a shotgun. The boy, who is il
years old, is not expected to survive, as
the load entered his abdomen.
visiting Mrs. Joseph Stone Near mid
night her, babe was heard crying, and
when a lamp was lighted II was found
that Mrs. Roland was dead with her five.
weeks-old babe IN her arms, II was sun
posed to be case of heart failure.
BRY AN.-Mayor c. A. Adams has an
rolnted to the Dallas convention. IN IT,,
interest of sem.-centonnial celebration
for Texas, the following delegates: Cen
eral II. II. Stoddard. John Il. Mike. j. +,
Butler John O.. Tabor, \. d. McConnlco'
W. Smith, %
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FIRST SUPREME DISTRICT.

Galveston, Texas January S0-The court
of civil appeals has rendered the follow
ing decisions:
Affirm. d j. r. Roby ct al. VS. Frank
Herman 4 Co.. from Gregg; Lone Star
Leather company VS.. City National bank
of Tyler. from Smith
Reversed and Remanded-Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company VS.. Frost
& Williinrd. from Harris 1.-TWO casesl
Kcuntze Bros. VS.. Bonner & Bonner. from
Smith.
Dismissed: w. L. Moody O. al, VS. G. NJ.
r. Caten ct al, from Galveston. Kountse
Bros. VS.. Bonner & Bonner. from Smith,
or writ of error,
Motion for Reheariue Granted and Cause
Reversed and Remanded-J. II. Neal VS..
3. Lehman. from Grimes.
Motion to File Trar script Granted-W.
p. King & Co. VS.. w. n Baldwin, from
Harris.
Motion TO Advance Scientifically. s. An
derson VS.. Thomas II. Anderson, from Gal
weston.
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THE cRocKER MURDER.
Young Nephew Of the Victim Makes
Rather Conflicting Confessions.

Young Nephew Of the Victim Makes
Rather Conflicting Confessions.
Madisonville. Texas. January 2s.--It will
be remembered that in the latter part
OF October. 1855, u most horrible murder
IN the homicide of Mrs. Bette Croker
was committed in the western part Of
this county. Now enterest has been ad-
ded 10 the case by the Offer on the part
OF Governor Culberson. OF s3Vo reward
for the arrest and conviction of the muir
derer, which reward has been duplicated
by the good citizens OF Madison county.
Further, acting upon sons newly dis
covered evidence, Sheriff Black and Llse
Lindley yesterday went out and arrested
Jesse Randle the larger of the two little
boys who We're living with Mrs. Croker
at the time OF the homicide. Upon first
being arrested the boy protested his in
uocence. but later upon being informed
that on account OF his tender age. ho
would not be hanged nor sent TO the
peuitentiary. no confessed that 1t was
his hand that took tho life of his aunt.
lie said that he and Willie Chambers. a
lc-year-od who was also living with Mrs
Croker. planned tho crime, thinking they
would rid themselves of restraints that
deceased held them under and that they
could divide the money she had. He
stated that on the night OF the murder
he and While went out after wood and
when he came in with his wood he
brought the AK with him, threw down
his wood and with the AK struck his
aunt who was sitting with her back 10
him nending a sock FOR him. He said he
struck her two blows with the AK. then
took the AK back to the wood pile. got
the poker and struck her twice with 1t.
then put on a pair of mems boots and
ran n towards the branch to make peo-
pie think IL was a man who did Il. He
avowed that h lifted the dead woman up
and placed her head on tine table. that
he did not change his clothes. nor wash
the AK. which later facts render his story
improbable because neither the ak nor
the boys clothes mad blood on them, while
deceased blel protusely, the blood having
spurted high upon the wall Of her dwell
Hing
The Post reporter interviewed the
youthful prisoner. now only y years OF
age, last night ana again this morning
Ia the last interview he told Of another
party who has offered him SOM TO take
the responsibility x the crime upon hin.
he says that this other party. whose
name Tor tha present 20 withheld. mrr-
derea his aunt and then offered him 500
10 say that he diI H. rs iie was SO young
he wouit not be punished. Then he said
again that he himself diI f., but Mt the
!na.igntoH Of said other party who had
become offended a, hts aunt
The boys confession Is not generally
credited but n is believed he knows who
the guilty party g and that he win he
the means bv which the real criminal
may lie rft1f4hal
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BEAUMONT BRIEFS

Hearfnouf. Texas. January n Through
courtesy II the Southern paclHc rallroaa a
So F"al stockholders ~ nc Higgins Manu-
facivr1ns company and q number ~ in
rliel friends were taken over 70 the manu-
70 iiire c7FrpaTy's plant This afternoon
~" "'lfff ~ me Visit vas 50 wifuevs the
OPERATIONS X q larr.e -,earn srv rr--s nm
chi7' ihat has recently been sdH "a 20 tire
pian' The Iress works 70 perfection. and
Hf.lnE 20 the Il client quality az clav.
'qrf a h-ick thai Il t1ual 30 arrnness 10
ne - Lows or Philadelphia product
Two car loads ~ mules aud grading ma
chires reached TIE city today They are
= f-@ used IN pu@hirg consf ructon on the
1ark,-ra ard Port Smith railroads Two
9utaih are already - work on this ROAD
4f-e Post crrrespcH4ent 9-as this after
noon Informed thar twelve tickets ~ the
Fa+f,rH ~ piano recital in Houston to-
morrow night had been sold in this city.
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ON WHITE.
WOMEN READERS, THESE FACTS
ARE FOR YOU.

As every one knows. women who make
their living on the stage are fond OF
newspaper notoriety. So are also the
members of the limited 400. The opposite
Is the case with the wives. mothers sis
ters and daughters of the unlimited mill
ions. They neither seek nor desire TO
parade their names and affairs before the
public. Their common sense forplas IL
ana their modesty shrnks from II. III
is this very fact that renders the appear
ance In print of an army of plain people
matter Of the utmost importance.
When the mother who personally rears
her children: the housewife who person.
ally performs her domestic duties; the
working girl who supports herself-when
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-31
THE HIGHER COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

Austin, Texas, January SO.--Proceedings
OF the supreme court today:
Writs OF Error Refused--ONedl VS.. Sui
phur Lumber company, from Marion;
Crushing va. Evans company, from Tar
rant; Texas and Pacific Railway company
vs. Compton ct al, from Harrison.
Anrli alton Dismissed FOR Want OF Juris-
diction-Evans & Lemon VS.. Winsted
from Tarrant.
Rohearings Refused-Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company VS.. Jago, from
Denton; Herndon vs. International ana
Great Northern Railway company, from
Cherokee.
Causes Submitted-Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company VS. Edion,
from Dallas: Shepperd VS.. Avery, from
Williamson; Land Mortgage Bank OF
Texsa vs.. Quanah Hotel company, from
Tarrant.
Causes Set for February l3.-Brown ct al
Va. Perez, from Atascosa.
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of June 1894. was begun on Friday, the
cath instant. In the district court Of Shelby
county. Judge 8. w. Blount. special judge.
presiding. Hon. w. NJ. Irboden. district
attorney, assisted by James S. Stephen
son In behalf OF the state and Hon. James
T. Policy. II. d. Short and John T. Garri-
son In behalf of the defense. both side:
being well represented. The case was
given to the jury this morning. 1t Is gen-
orally believed that the Jury Will be a
long time in reaching a verdict. Great In
terest is taken In this case, az the killing
grew out OF the Torrance murder. and, iIi-
directly. the Hanson gin burning of 1892.
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noHpFpY At,D srr,pnrp

Era. .. T.. January - The report
reached here last night from Isabella
Wopfs county. that Jacob uaring hilrl.-
smith n that place was rothed AID hts
lo-ysar-old son shot through the head lasr
"wednesday. william WOOD and Frank
Horsied have been arrested ana one man
- sin ~ large The msn broke into the
house ~ night and ~ TIE point 0f theft
revolrcrs compelled Fering 10 give over
his menev. On leaving one Of The robbers
shot book p; tbs house 'he bal hitting
the boy In the head, INJECTING u fatsl
wound
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CAME MEAN "A M

cucrc. Texas, January rudsu W
Bruden of the firm OF p 9TH ! =,
driven to the country IVA wI aio :,
team and. returnins' e ,us To-
swollen from the rai" 10. IL \
swan from the start, - fenct &
took them against a VT, ,be yssis.
one horse and wrecked . I'd w. ;
he and the driver naa ,,vr nv .
out. a report came W .st syciiS'
drowned and caused grs~ cara
a while, until better ne"
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such women take Tin the pen in favor
of n thing IL means something 10 woman
kind I'm general
1t may not mean much when a few
s,,a,, 49,, 49, -, ~ ,,,tIi, IL, tn,s
manner for there are executions TO every
r,Io and +horn nv. of roiirse. excent,onsl
women. But when a. whole army of such
women. from here there and yonder-
from evervvhAre-on army numbarir,,
over 90 OaO utnliolv ash, TO he heard II
is weu well worth while IN pause ana
ponder
To he exact. 10 give the record lust
as it stands, ninetv-one thousand seven
hundred and thirtv-four women have Of
their oUn froc viii ,vittin no roet low
months written letters of ,ratitude 10
IN. y v ptorc, ol,taf oo,s'it,,,,r ,t,..t
clan to the lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical
institute Of Burfalo N Y thanking hin,
for the cures effected ON Themselves nv
his "Favorite Presentation. They have
done ,nore.-thase women who from cordi-
lions of suffering. dnspondency and "fe
male weakness" have been raised to han
piness and tho fun eniovments nf mo
They have asked that for the benaat OF
their ailing sisters their exneriencos be
published throughout the land
Every one OF these women had vainlv
tried other remedies and o+hor nhv.t,iors,
and "a very Inrrn r,,r,bor of ~, 80,
been fatty nronouucod in,,irahlo h.,or.
they commenced tho use Of Pho common
sense remedy and follow the common
sense advice guch nc DR. p,orco ,,.iu CO..,
to any suffering woman who win write
him
The first physIciau II, Anoa,,oo o., x,,,,..
lilc syeclalty of treating ycna,,,e ,'ep,,,,,'
ailments ana the only nhvet,iar 90 d,s 80,
n remedy for nearly ali tba n,t, a,,.I ~,
fering as well as the danger to hntb rnotna
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A cOWurDr,tC, c.sr

FL Paso Texas, January 5l.-Ths Fitch
barrow cowMdlng case has been carried
to the county court and viii come UP the
first Monday in March. Fitch Is EDITOR
of the Tribune. and reporter ~ tire
Tribune published a squto at which Mrs
barrow took offenBe and she called nj the
Tribune with her husband lad asked for
the editor. Fitch responded, aad when
he reached the pavement the woman
attempted TO strike him with quirt but
only succeeded In hitting him one blow
Fitch made complaint against Mr. barrow
and his vile, charging them with agra
waited assault. The Darrows gave 800 bona
for their appearance at the county court.