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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
Warf Sauna.

Ser. Stoaten Senotor BON Ohio,
republitanii6sr Gompaonss9eite llno
Brdlioenten= yWaber" erideint nab
einem IOeben 81 Gage 9eI0roerteu alien
SrieI. in Dem oieier ben oamali9en
8eneralanwalt Wntlon BON Ohio er=
ill6t. Die SeriolQuu9 oes PetroIeums
SrultsielbItoerlidnoli6 Qe9en tliu9enoe
Observation-Disclosures, in ei0en=
tbiimlihem 2ibte. Ger Srief i1lieBt
nit Den haratteriitii6en Wprten:
Sic limb lan9e genug in
Der 8Olitit, I'm gu miiitI,
tein Seamter Dem y II b.
litum geaeniiber ir9eno
welhe Serpflih tunaen
bait" Der alte @unoerbilt bat be-
tanntlid oenielben geoanten piel tiir=
ser uno treienDsr a%usSuoriiden per=
IiQnoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

folle Spei Sabre einiperren au laIien,
llno lie ndbreno oieies 3eitraumes 10
oft b%erausbolen nro psitihen 81 lalien,
als es lbnen snefndbi9 erlheint. Sieie
8eieBe Safob |. muroen erit IVA auf=
aebOben. Sic beliimmsn aud. oaB.
ipen1 Elm armer SeufeI, Der nit benz
gnbltaben r eebranbmartt lit, gum
3eihen, oaB er bereits einmal 9eitrait
wOroen, beim getteln erariffen miro,
10 iolle er O6ne 9eitli6en Yeis
a m gebentt rperoen.
Man CLAUDE ni6t, baB hieie @eiebe
bieleibt elm tobter Yubltabe aeblieben
feien. Sbnoman tonltatirt. bab alein
rnter Der &e9ierung Seinrib VIII,
oes en9liiben &efOrmators, ~, 900
arbeitsloie llmberirrenoe bin9sri6tet
plroen. Sn ben 3eiten Der &6nigin
gliiabetb ,puroen arbeitslpie gettler
manenpeiie alike fitches of bacon)
In lan9en &eiben a%uf9ebdn9t. 9ein
Sabr oerain9, obne baB mehrere Sur-
bert an ben 8alaen tamen. @s lit
ilberfiiIIig 81 bemerten, oaB oaneben
Stlaperei uno Softer aus9iebig our
Inwenouna iamen. Nur Der ueber=
reIt, ben Die 8robgutsbeliber uno Sa=
britanten gar ni6t per,penoen tonute,
luuroe auf bic oben ~erpdbnte @siie be-
ieitigt.
Spnomnn tommt su folsenocm
S6luB: vglus ihren Wobnplaben per=
trieben, ibrer 9roouttionsmittel bee
raubt, als Sagabunoen aebebt, als
Miiiethdter bin9eridtet, ipareu frsie
g%n9lanoer auf 8naoe unD llnonaoe
jebem u%ntcrnebmer preis9eaeben, Der
biliae NrbeitstrIite brulhte. Sebr
berlbieoen mar in Der Shat bas Sbit=
ial oieier Nrbeiter bon benz ibrer Sdter
I'M ourber9sbenoen tatboliiben sSobr=
bunoert. canals mar Der 9obnarbei=
ter mirtli6 u%nabbdnNig. Seine wirtb=
i6aftll6e Steluna mar in Der Staot
mie auf BEN Sanoe 9eli6ert. Sum
aber wuroe Der tapitaliItiI6e @runobe=
liber Der abIplute Serr auf benz 2anoe,
wGreno in ben Stdoten nit benz gln-
madden Der Sapitalsbaufen cine ners
elenoete MaIie bon Nrbeitern entltano.
(6 ortebun9 oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
,W6 ncin, Der Batter fam ia
ttidDt bctcu!"

@ir tennen cine Samilie. no bic
Wltter iebr braD ulo 9~ewinenbaft lit
lno ibre Ginoer muIterbaIt ersiebt.
8eionoers l~eitetete lie oieIelben bon
trilbelter Su9eno gum Gebete an. Der
Gater lit tein 6reuno bonn Yeten uno
buloiat Der Iniidt. es lei nit benz
Seten Sonnta9s in Der Stride genug.
Wdbreno mebrere Der &inoer ibon ber=
an9eWu6ien, Daren BON ben beioen
liinslten oas cine orei Sabre, oas an=
oere crit bier Monate alt. gines
abenos wuroe 2eBtsres in Der Wie9e
unrubi9, uno Die Wutter nabm es, INN
es einsui6ldfern, auf lire Qlrme unD
9ln9 nit oemielben in Der Stube auf
lno ab. mdbreno Der Yater - oas orei=
jdbri9e Wtdoden CUR Settle - Ga iaB
llno SuIab. Nuf einmal itebt bic Gleine
auf, sebt sur SHUTTER unb. iie anl
Sleioe Supfeno, iast lie: .Mutter, i'd
mO6te 81 Sette 9eIen. bette bod erit
nit mir. = 50 mar lie es 9~ewobnt.
- Die Wutter that. als oh Iie es nidt
b0rte; Oa tpieoerbclte bas Gino gum
Smeiten unS oritten Male feline gitte.
,Sino." eripioerte bic Mutter, lid
babe jebt teine 3eit. ib muB ia oein
Shmelterden CUR Gube brinaen; aebe
gum Sater, Der miro nit Dir heten."- =
uuo Die &leIue? .gh nein." erpioerte
lie. Der Sater fam ia niht beten; id
babe i'm nod ME beten ieben." Sb
oieies WOrt aug Dem Wunoe zines ull=
ihuloi9en &inoes ben Qleihaiiltiaen
Sater gum Nuhoenten 9ebraht uno i'm
all9ere9t bat, iolhen Sorwuri bon ii6
absuiualsen? Sauab an9etban war's in
uler @eiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

Der fann elm peiterer Seleeat aeipdblt
lperoen. Nlth Sereine. melbe nidt
gum Yinb aeb6ren, iOllen ni6t unter,
la'en, Sertreter 81 idifen; 1T es ia
ni6t MIR fir Die gereine, ionbern fir
allie oeutiden Satboliten bon gGid.
ti9teit, oaB mir uns chamber ndber
tennen lernen.
Sn getreff Der giienbabnraten il
nur 81 benlerten, oaB gang fiber iebr
mdBiae Staten gepdbrt tperoen, ob9lsit
es CUR Stunoe nod ni1t moelih it,
Ndberes a~n3useben. 9as @eiters
miro in ben tatboliiden 3eitunsen oes
Staates t. RatbOlii6sr Wsfsn". Sur.
8asette", vGatbOlic MeHenaer",
rNortbpeitern gatbolic") betannt oe.
madt peroen. gbenio miro oas BRO.
aramm Der 5eier in nddfter 3sit bur4
bic 3eitunsen beiannt ssseben.
IlIo fUmmt, ibr Characterization,
belft uns. ben speiten &atbolitentag
ole'es Staates su einem 9~ldnSenoen
ertolse 81 9eitalten. Wenn es beibt,
flir uniere b6difen Sitter bienieben.
fitr ben beillgen 6lauben uno fir IN.
fere Hedte einsutreten, iolte uns tein
Spfer gu arob iein. alio nodmals
I'M Soraus ber3lid piltommen.
auf frobes Wieoeriebeu in Sc Mars!
SIN Inftra9e bes 2otaiausiduHes,
). 8. Bruno, Gorr. Setr.
Ilton. Sa., z. Sept. '97.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
&cinc Waaiabrt per Sabrrao

aub in tatboliIhe Yldtter aine Die
Seniationsneuiateit Der liberalen Sa=
9esprelle iiber. oaB Init Sili9ung Der
YebOroe" cine Waliabrt per
Sabrrao mad Waria &abna in Siio-
un9arn 9emodt wuroe. Sin poblins
fcrmirter Correspondent Der Ssb. 9ir-
henSt9. i6reibt basu aus Semespar:
Die gauge 8eidibte 1T bon u biz 3 ere
logon, 1T nidts mebr uno weni0er als
iuieoer cine nere Spesialitdt. ni1t ,oes
tatboliihen un9arn". ionoern perlOae.
ner jiioiider Prebirchbeit. - 8an,e 2
&aofabrer be9eaneten ndmlih auf elmer
&afltatipn Der nabeSu 20OOtOpii9sn
Neutrality-suspicious.. Gas lit NQss. =
,SsrOlo oes 4laubeas."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

blna bereits Der in &ebe ltebenoen
Sampfturbine Der Sn9enieur IoolI
Mtiilier in WiinIter /. %. suitebe. Die
Serfiialn9 bes Geidsmar;neamts 1T
Serrn Wiiller am q. b. 90. su9eltellt
poroen. Somit 1T es alio feline eng
hide @rfinoung. wel6e oas Warlnes
punoer Seitigte. ionoern nur cine Nat.
abmun9 oeutiben Griinoun0s9eiltes;
leoi9lih Die prottiihe Nnmenonna Der
grfinoung 1T ben gn9ldnoern gut 81
ihreiben. @ir freuen uns, oieie &it=
ti9itellung b~rin9en 81 tOnnen, um 10
mehr, als anSunebmen 1T, oab nlln=
mebr unIrem leioer %pertannten erfinoes
ridden Sanosmarn fir feline Miihen
llno Spfer nabtrd9lide Gbre uno Nn=
ertennung nibt beriagt tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
nfrmf
3peitcn General : Geriammluns Der
benti6en &atbulifcn bnn Soma.
CUR

Mm IL. uno Is. Sttober niro in
Sc Wars inter Der 9situns oes Ct.
Sonifatius- 9unoes Der s,peite oeutIbe
&atbolitentas BON Soma itottiinoen.
Die sruBen &atbolitentaae Seutid.
lambs babcn 10 fe9ensrei9 9etpirft, baB
unier 81. 8ater SEQ XIII. bielelben
allen @6ltern CUR Nababmune EN-.
pfieblt: n6altet &atbolitentase tpie bic
Seutiden", 10 ipridt er Dfters. Mls
er Dor stpei Sabren benadrihtis
puroe. baB mir in Soma einen Ser
iu6 MAIDEN MOLTEN, ieinem &atbe uno
benz Seiipiele u~nierer 8laubensbriioer
i'm alien gaterlanoe su fOlaen, oa lieB
er per Sabel our1 ieinen Staatsletre.
tdr, cardinal M. 3ampolla, uns nit.
tbeilen: Sic 8efinnunqen
Der Sereine oeutfber & De
tboIiten DON 3 ono a. baben
ben bl. Batter ebr 9efreut
unoer egnet allie aus Der
j lille oes Ser3ens." unb als
oann, na6 slitflidem. sldn5enoem
8erlalf Der Sage 81 Sperspille, benz
81. 8ater Elm turser 8eribt iiber bic
5eitlidteiten, 8erbanolunsen uno 9e=
folutioneu suseianot muroe, oa lieb er
ourb oenIelben boben Wiiroentrdger
IN ei1em iebr bersliden Sdrsiben uns
iaaen: Gr babe enen 8eri6t
nit reubisem unb bant=
barem SCREEN oernommen.
....Sie 9efinnun9en....ba
ben ibn iebr aefreut uno
m ii pielem Sanf ertbeile er
allen llebepollf ben apotD o.
lif6en Se9em
Nub fir unieren speitsn Satbolitens
tag 1T Der aputoliide Sesen bereit=
nilli9it gspdbrt iporosn.
Sieies @pblnollen bes FL. gaters
miro aenii9en, 9risiter unb Bolt nit
neler Ye9eiiteruns gu erfiilen, 70 oaB,
ruie Die ausidten ibou jeBt per=
iprehsn, Der Srpsits 9atbolitsntag bon
Soma ben erIien on Slang iibsrtreifen
miro. Nidt nur 3ele9aten Inb Ger=
einsmit9lieoer. ionoern ale beutibsn
&atbOliteu oes States Iino b~ringenbit
ein9elaoen.
@ir pOlsu pieberum unIeren BELLE
gen 8lauben. uniere GnbGn9libteit an
ben bl. Stub Dor aaer WeIt often
betenuen, wollen nit chamber beras
them nno Selebrung iuden. molen
uus feiter oereiniaen CUR @bwebr assen
uniere Heinoe. gum Sdub ~unisrer 81.
Sitter uno &shte.
SIM Hamen 8ottes, unter benz Segen
SEQ KILL,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
3oocSf6ac.

Sn louisville, Gp.. itarb tiir,li6
Son. Benjamin S. @ebb. melher
pdbreno Der eritsn Gnolpnptbing=gss
weSuns tapIer fir Die tutboliihe Stride
eiutrut unp ipdter ols Heoutteur tattoo
liIber 3eituu9eu uno ourb iein Bud
ga Century of Catholiclty in
Kentucky" lid nm Die STRIDE peroient
ma6te. r. |. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14

Gem tIeinsn MoIes miro auf geiu9
&u6en an9eboten. @r nimmt iih Elm
Stiid. iiebt aber peiter iebniibtis auf
ben Seller. Saute: yNa, MOies.
nimm Dir BRETT nod Elm Stiif." -
WoIes: r&rie9 ib bel 3p6lf bas brei=
3ebnte aug"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
Iuf mad Sc @arS!

Georg W. Seer.
prdiioent oes ct. 9Onifatius= Yunbes.
y. 8Dnner, Setretar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-14
aatbpItSGer ~Str6en.SalenSer.

Bonn Singing gu Naim. - Sut. L
l-l7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-25
THE JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.
Nominations Made by Republicans of
seventh MARYLAND District.

sIctldl Correspondence OF Evening star.
HUGHSV1LLE, Nd, August "a. 1897.
The republican convention of the seventh
judicial district met here today by call OF
state central committee. and nominated
Mr.. George C. Merrick of Prince Georges
county and Mr.. J. Parran Crane of st.
Mary's county as associate judges for the
district
The convention was called to order by
Representative Sidney f. Mudd, chairman
of the state central committee, who read
the call. 1t was moved and seconded that
Mr. Mud be chosen temporary chairman,
which was carried. and J. Frank Parran of
Calvert was elected temporary secretary.
A committee on credentials was then APP
pointed, as follows: f. DeSales Mudd of
Charles, Henry W. Clagett of Prince
Georges, DIR. z. r. Morgan of st. Mary's
and Thomas Parran of Calvert. A recess
was ordered of half an hour. and upon re-
converting the report made by Chairman +.
DeSales Mudd was read by the secretary.
There being contest from Prince
Georges county and charges of fraud hav-
ing been made, the committee considered the
charges. reported that they were without
foundation and recommended that the dele
gates from each of the lower counties and
the delegation headed by Henry w. Clagett
of Prince Georges county be recognized,
and that the temporary officers be made
permanent.
Mr. j. Thomas Parran of Calvert county
then submitted the minority report, brief
i'm support of the Coffin-Hil delegation,
which was in effect a protest against the
methods adopted for conducting the pri-
mares. 1t embraced six pamphlet pages
and rehearsed the story of party differ
ences from the standpoint of those who or
ganized the separate primary movement.
This was submitted substitute for
the majority report but was voted down
by a vote of q to 3. After a heated dis
cussion of parliamentary rulings. i'm which
much feeling was shown and a declaration
on the part of the Hill, Parran and Coffin
men that they would not support the
frauds hereafter, the nominations were
made. Henry w. Clagett placed the name
of George G. Merrick of Prince Georges
county before the convention. DIR. u. r.
Morgan that of Judge J. Parran Crane; +.
DE Sales Mudd named Adrian Posey OF
Charles and Thomas Parran presented the
name OF L. Snowden Hill of Prince Georges
county.
The roll of counties was subsequently
called, Judge ]. Parran Crane receiving
ten votes, Judge George c. Merrick seven,
Adrian Posey three. and +. Snowden Hin
three. The chair announced the result. de-
claring the nominees to he George c. Mer-
rick of Prince Georges county and j.
Parran Crane of ST. Marys county.
The following delegates represented the
several counties of the district:
Calvert county,. Frank Parran, r. II.
Hall and r. w. Ray.
Charles county,. De Sales Mudd, Geo.
A. Wade and Jesse Kelly.
Prince Georges county - Henry w.
Clagett, Clarence Hawkins, VIM. NJ. Gal
lenhaur Lucus Tilghman.
St. Mary's county-Dr. T. II. Morgan,
VIM. 7. Wilkinson and George A Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-25
AIR MOTORS IN NEW YORK
Assistant Engineer Mcfarland Makes
Partial Report of Inspectfon.

The investigation of the air motor as
power of propulsion in New York has been
completed by Assistant Engineer NcF,r-
land, the Districts expert, and the result of
his research viii be embodied in a report
which he will make to Engineer Commits
sioner Black. Mr.. Mcfarland discussed the
matter briefly this morning before Acting
Engineer Commissioner Burr but the latter
preferred him to make his report direct tn
Commissioner Black
Engineer Mcfarland said he was accom-
panied to New York by Receiver Schoepf
or the lexington road, who paid all bills.
He visited the Lenox avenue road. which
was said to be equipped with air motors
and found two cars running on regular
schedule time. The entire road was not
equipped with air motors. The air motors
ran distance OF five miles, he said, which
included round trip, the straightaway dis
lance being Two and one-half miles. They
were operated from the power station on
!t6th street south on Lenox avenue 10
ll6th street, to Manhattan avenue, to Tooth
street, to Columbus avenue and back over
the same route.
He could see no difference between the
cars operated there and the one expert
mented with here. In fact, it was practi-
cally the same car and ran Just the same
as 1t did here when the tests were being
made. His investigations, he said, were not
complete, the object of his visit being to de-
termine whether the Lenox avenue road
had air motors running on schedule time.
He saw nothing that would justify a
change in the report he had already made
The tests he witnessed were even more
severe than those here the grades being
heavier. On 109th street there was a IA
per cent grade, and the air motor ran up it
without any difficulty, beating an under
ground electric car up the grade
What he saw. he said, he would report to
Commissioner Black, when the latter re-
turned to the city, which would be, he I'M
derstood, about the list proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-25
EXTENSION OF SERVICE.
Fire Alarm telegraph for Brfght-
wood Park and Other Points.

The superintendent of the Districts tele-
graph and telephone service has requested
the Commissioners to issue permits for
the construction of a fire alarm telegraph
service to Brightwood Park. Takoma and
Brookland, along the following routes:
In Brightwood Park-Along south side OF
Flint street from Brightwood avenue to Sth
street, and thence along west side of Sth
street to Desmond street.
Takoma-Along Piney Branch road from
vermillion street, crossing the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad track. to Chestnut ave-
nut and along said avenue 20 box TO be
located at Chestnut and Magnolia avenues:
thence along Maple avenue, beginning at
Carroll avenue, southwest to Blair road
to Lamond. Thence along road to Soldiers
Home to Kelley's store.
In notwithstanding at Bunker Hill
and Queen street along Queen to 18th
street and south along the west side OF
18th street TO connect with existing poles
on the Brentwood road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-25
CHANGES IN FIRE ESCAPE.
Report Made Upon Apparatus I'm Mail
Bag Repair Shop.

Report Made Upon Apparatus I'm Mail
Bag Repair Shop.
Mention was made several DAYS ago I'm
The Star of the recommendations of As
sistant Building Inspector Vermillion, in
charge of fire escapes, that certain changes
be made in the escape erected on the
United States mail bag and repair shop.
1t appears now that the second assistant
postmaster general requested the Commits
sioners to make this inspection Today
Acting Engineer Commissioner Burr made
the following Endorsement upon the papers:
Respectfully forwarded to the board of
Commissioners of the District of Column
bia, with the recommendation that the
writer be advised that the fire escape
erected on premises 479-S1 c street FORTH
west, used by the Post Office Department as
a mail bag ard mail lock repair shop, was
erected without consultation with the in
spector of buildings. Being upon a gov
eminent building, this construction is not
subject to the supervision of his Office
The fire escape has, however, been in
spected, as requested, and 1T Is recon-
mended by the inspector of buildings that
the brackets be changed in their construc-
ton by placing a vertical brace between
the horizontal and strut pieces. as the
strut pieces are liable to buckle as the
bracket Is at present constructed.
1T Is further recommended that where
the brackets come under the window stills
a large washer be placed upon the inside
of the wall Of the building. extending lat
orally sufficiently to bear upon the piers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-25
QUERIES TO CANDIDATES.
Anti-SalOOn League InterrOgntes
Montgomery County Nominees.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star

Montgomery County Nominees.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, August %, 1897.
The very unusual interest in the approach
Ing political campaign already manifested
was largely augmented upon by the an
nouncement of the receipt of an official cir
cClar from the Montgomery County Anti
Saloon League by the local nominees of the
democratic, republican and prohibition par
ties Inquiry is made as to their views
upon the question of local option. as was
foreshadowed in The Star few days ago.
The letter was a subject of general dis
cussion about the business Offices, and
among some of the candidates it was APP
parent that n feeling of uncertainty pre-
vailed as to the best manner Of replying TO
It's queries and the effects likely to result
as any response whatever must be con-
strued as an acknowledgment that local
option vs. high license is indeed an issue
before the people CT the county at this
time
A prominent republican candidate. while
expressing himself as in favor of local op-
ton and vigorous enforcement of the law
concluded that he should make no reply
to the circular until conference of his
partys candidates could be mad, and he
would advise such action at an early day
1.-THE saloon must goi'' is the keynote of
the letter, which reads:
LAS you are now a candidate before the
people of Montgomery county seking their
suffrages at the coming election November
?. the Montgomery County Anti-Saloon
League respectfully submits to you the
following categorical questions that your
position may be known upon the issues so
materially affecting the good name of our
county and the welfare of its citizens:
Il. Are or are you not in favor of the
preservation and enforcement of our pres
ent local option law?
so. If elected to the office for which YOU
are candidate, will you put forth your
best efforts to preserve intact our local
option law, and to enforce the same?
"A similar letter to this has been address,
ed to each candidate of all the political
parties nominated for the county officers
to be chosen this fall. An Early response
from you is reasonably solicited and con-
fidently expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-25
A CASE MADE OUT.
Peter Selby Held on the Charge of
BiEamy.


PeterSelby. colcred, who. as heretofore
stated in The Star, was arrested about a
week ago on the charge of bigamy, was to-
day arraigned before Judge Kimball for
examination. Selby was defended by Law
yer Kicks.
Mrs. Caroline Selby, an aged woman. the
prisoners alleged first wife. was called to
the stand, but before she was sworn Mr..
Kicks objected to her testifying. claiming
that she was not legally entitled to give
evidence against her husband.
Prosecutor Baker said that under the
EdmundS law the wife was especially en-
powered to testify in case OF bigamy.
Judge Kimball said he agreed with Mr..
Baker, but desired to examine the law for
himself, and sent for a copy of the act by
messenger.
Pending the return of the messenger
Mrs. Selby was excluded from the stand
and the hearing of other evidence was
proceeded with.
Miss Anna Coates testified that she was
married to the prisoner May q last. in
this city by Rev. w. ]. Robinson. The lat
ter identified Selby as the man he married
to Miss Coates.
BY this time the messenger returned with
the authorities wanted by Judge Kimball,
and Lawyer Kicks stated to the court that
since making his objection he had become
convinced that the law gave Mrs. Selby a
right to testify. The witness then stated
that she was married to the prisoner in
Prince Georges county, Md, by Rev.
Washington Landlord. about three years
after the war. and soon afterward came
to this city with Selby, with whom she
lived until about four years ago, when they
separated.
The cross-examination failed to shake
the force of Mrs. Selby's testimony.
Judge kimball stated that in his opinion
a case for the grand jury had been made
out. and required the accused to give a
bond for $1,000 to secure his release until
wanted by the higher courts.