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The Louisiana populist., 1897-10-15

magnetic, / suppose. Atall events
here arc two separate influences or
powers that, when conjoined, pro-
duce phenomena of which science
does not reckon. To facilitate the
production Of certain phenomena
through the cooperation of these
two forces moisture is necessary.
It is necessary in all electrical pro-
cesses, and there must be moisture
in the air near the ground surface
in order to set up the conditions
precedent to rainfall. / want to
be understood to say that the ''rain
point" occurs at the earth's surface,
and that it may occur primarily in
dependent of the clouds. But be-
fore it can occur there must be q
certain amount of humidity at the
surface, and if the earth is dry
this humidity must tediously End
its way from the clouds in the up
per air strata down through the
Intervening strata to the earth, and
there establish, in a manner not
fully understood, the force which
attracts the moisture in the earth
to its surface and likewise attracts
clouds and rainfall. This is what
l term the ''raln point" When
the earth surface is very dry the
chances for rainfall are remote.
For many consecutive days, and
perhaps weeks and months clouds
The Louisiana populist., 1897-10-15

CAME thousands OF springs were
gushing in gladness from the earth.
With the synergic unison which
characterizes untrammelled nature,
those springs camc to the surface
at the behest Of the damp, cool
shade Of the green trees. They
burst forth and ran laughing down
the slopes, things of use and beau.
ty, and they would have remained
"a Joy forever" if man were as
wise and as good as he proclaims
to be. But he is not, and for these
charming gifts Of nature he has
never had an adequate appreciation.
From the springs the settlers cut
away the timber and they dried up.
Thus to their God migrate, those
people next follow down the little
creeks, clearing up the rich bottoms
and drying up the waters that had
run perennial for thousands of
years. They followed tho creeks
to the rivers and cleared away the
timber to the waters edge, instead
Of leaving tho forest unbrOken to
the extent of q quarter Of q mile
upon both sides Of every large
stream, and preserving a timber
belt upon both sides of the smaller
streams, equal to from FIVE to ten
dimeters of their channels respec-
lively. The roots rot and the
banks cave in, filing up the chan
mel. The sun pours down his heat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
LOCAL BREVITIEs

Matters Of Mlnor Moment In and About
Council committee on salaries meets
this evening
william scha1er IS building a bakery
and confectionery store room on sonth
Jacob street
The Riverside steel works went on
yesterday afternoon. but VIII so OF.
again Monday morning
Mullen division. \ o, H., and It's In
dies auxiliary vii give its annual OUT
ing at Mozart Park, Tuesday. June 10.
The council committees on railroads
and on streets, alleys and grades meet
this afternoon at O'Clock and tonight
at 80 o'clock.
Mr. Hampton. evangelist, from Pitts
bur.h. has arrived here and Wil hold
meetings at ". c. T. L. hall on Market
street every evening.
The Meredith & Blitz show is now per-
forming over at the Bridge Park II Is
zone ring" old-tashinned circus. and
closes its Wheeling engagement on Sat
urday night
Yesterdays arrests Included Mrs. Sal
llvan. drunk. by Officer MCClusland.
John Ryan. drunk. Officer Holmes, and
Thomas Fletcher. exposure oil person
by Officer Holmes.
a surprise party was rendered Joseph
Tully Al HE home on South WetZel
street last night. the occasion being the
nineteenth anniversary Of his birth.
The usual social diversions were rartic-
ipated in by many friends Of Mr. FULLY.
Beginning next Thursday evening the
ladies OF the Carroll club will serve light
refreshments at he club house. This
function win be continued every Thurs
day evening and will be as enjoyable rs
those given under similar auspices in
the past.
Hacketts band. OF Bellaire. has been
engaged BY the Wheeling and Benwood
divisions Of the a o. II. for the cercmo-
MES attendant the laying Of tins corner
store for ST. Michael's Catholic church
at Edgingtoa's Lane, a week from next
Sunday
ClclI Hull n c0!orcd boy, was arrest
ed yesterday by O.tiCer Walker FOR
stealing a watch from the residence of
Judge Cranmer, Chapline street. ON
Ger Walko' recovered the watch up In
Alley Q. Judge Crnnmer refused 10
prosecute, and the boy was let so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
OPEN BILLET MARKET.

steel RuIst Pool Dissolved and an Open
Market CrsAtsd-No Cutting Of PTicsS
Expected.
PHILADELPHIA. May ia special
meeting OF the companies interested in
the steel billet pool which was organized
fourteen months ago. was held in this
city to-day. and the pool was dissolved
and an open market created. The com
panies represented at the meeting were:
Jones & Iaughlin's. Carnegie Company.
Pencoyd Iron Company. Illinois Steel
Company. Phoenix Iron Company. Pas
sale Rolling Mil Company. and Potts
VILE Iron and Steel Company.
Perclval Roberts, jr,. vice president OF
the PencOyd company. stated that the
meeting was entirely harmonious and
that all were OF the opinion that an open
market was the best. He denied that
there was any distruSt among those COM
pr!sIng the pool or that the rates on steel
beams had been cut. He said: The
fixed price on beams has been maintain
ed. but the companies manufacturing
these also made pilates, angles. etc. The
prices on these latter have been cut ow-
Ing to competition and there being no FIX
ed price upon them. It was deemed adviS-
able to have an Opcn market % beams
also"
Mr.. Roberts does not believe there viii
be any general cutting OF prices now that
the pool Is dissolved Beams" he said,
will probably be sold cheaper. but then
plates and angles will command higher
rate accordingly. so in the average there
viii be no increase uf prices"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
IRON AND STEEL TRADE
Lower FIEnres Prevail - sheet Trade
shows Improvement.

Lower Figures Prevail - sheet Trade
shows Improvement.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 1.-THE
American Manufacturer in its weekly
trade review. will say tomorrow:
Lower figures are reported this week
In the iron and steel market at various
points. Pig iron particularly shows de-
creased strength. In the eastern mar
kct reduced freight rates and southern
pig iron have made lower prices with
out bring any increased volume OF bus
mess. Ressnmer billets are lower, and
structural material Is selling below
quoted rates In New York. also Chi
cago, the sheet trade shows some i'm
prdvement. Bars are quoted extremely
low east and west The first move has
been made to ship this seasons iron ore
from the head NJ Lake Superior, and
the opcning charter Is announced. Lou
Isville reports the pig iron markc;
somewhat stronger. with the weaker
furnaces presenting a better front.
Fear az labor complications is an
other thing that Is holding back the
market. There Is a feeling that some
thing like q contest win occur In some
lines. and sales are made subject to
strike eruptions.
Grey forge is quoted at IS 256fS 5O:
Bcssemer 50 25a9 30: best muck bar
iron 81 O5Ei 10; common iron Seal co..
steel bars gsikd95C steel rails $1,000.
Besscmcr blooms Hnd bIllets sale re-
ported at Si4"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

had been very prettily decorated for tho
occasion, pink being thc prevailing tint
OF the decorntlons, 10 which a pleasing
relief was added by profuse display
OF flowers and palms,
The menu was elaborate beinB as
follows:
Olives Pickles. Sliced cucumbers,
Tomatoes with MAvoun'a"
Oyster Pate. Devllcd Grabs.
Colo luLEey DoaL 4o'is s ag; i'a'l'
a'ut Rsnedletlno Punch. 80
Potato Salad,
Sherry Wine Jelly.
Ornamented Cakes. Assorted Cakes.
Strawberries
Ncopoltan Cream. Champagne.
Nuts. Fruit.
Edam Cheese. Pineapple Cheese.
Hot Biscuit Waters. Coffee.
IIlus,rious Potentatc W. W. Irwin
Noted as POSTMASTER Judge l.. n, Tav-
snner, OF PnrkersburE, responded to the
toast OF Osiris the Great. The lm-
perIaI Council" fell 90 N. II. WolfI. and
''Cur Past PotentAteR" were compliment
ed in tho remarks Of Alfred PAUL. T..
c, SteVenton waXed sad In responding
10 The Directors HIVE Troubles OF
Their own" and Hon. q. s. Long, OF
Charleston, caught the company with
Noble "reminiscences"
There were many Mobiles present from
Cincinnati. Cleveland, Pittsburgh. Ale
Cheny, and points east. some OF whom
made brief addresses The banquet was
an enjoyable climax IN the hard work
Of the limitations, and In itself a brill
liant affair,
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AFRAID OF EATON.
His Friends Fear that He will
"Blow" On Them Unless
THEY SECURE HIS RELEASE
Before lie Is brought to Trial on the
Charge OFBurnlnE Goods In the farmer
Buiidlng-IfLOwsr Bail Is Conceded by
the Court the Authorities Believe it will
be Furnished aud that the Prisoner viii
Make Himself Scarce.

This morning in the criminal court,
Judge Hugus on the bench. the case Of
the state against William Eaton. In
dicted for burning stock Of goods
stored in the Turner building. for the
purpose OF dcfrauding insurance COM
pnnies. will come up on the motion OF
Colonel Arnctt for the QuashinE OF the
Indictment against his client II Is also
said that another effort to secure re.
duetlon In the bail bond Will be made
on behalf OF the prisoner.
The frantic EFFORT OF Eaton's friends
to secure his release from confinement
before hts trial commences In the Grim
innl court have been remarkable A
gentleman who has been intimately
connected with the arrest and prosecu-
tion OF Eaton. told an Intelligencer re-
porter that the secret OF the activity Of
Eatdu's friends Is their fear that he will
blow" on Enem n he is convicted on
the charge in Wheeling 1t has been al
legd that Eaton IL one OF a numerous
gang chat hns been connected with
queer" fires all over the country. and
the insurance underwriters association
IL particularly anxious to have Eaton
convicted in Wheeling. believing that in
that event he viii tell a few things that
will lead TO the arrest OF his contcd-
crates.
II Is easy to see. therefore, that the
prisoners eiends win make every et-
fort TO have him released. Their effort
90 have the bail reduced to 5000 shows
they are prepared TO sacrifice that sum
In order to clear their man through the
channel OF forfeiture OF the bail bond.
Developments will be awaited with
interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
ABOUT PEOPLE
stramEer,in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

StramEer'in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
DR. w. II. Hill has returned from Gin
cinnatI.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Baird. OF Wells
burg, are guests Of Island friends.
Editor W, S. Wiley, OF New Martins
VILE. was at the Windsor last night.
DR.. John a. Meyers, Of Morgantown,
was an Rrriva! in the city last night.
Miss lone Higgins has returned TO her
duties at the Globe Tea Company. South
Jacob stereet, after a short illness.
Rev. ]. Engle. OF Fairmont. and pre-
siding elder Of ClarksburG district, left
for his home yesterday, after attending
brief session Of the N. +. church ex
tension board, held in this city.
Prosecuting Attorney W c. Never
was out on the streets yesterday, for
the first time since his accident Of
about two months ago. He took short
drive. ard physically looks well, but his
nervous system is so impaired that he
will shortly leave for Cambridgeboro
Springs. in company with his physician,
DIR. Armbrecht. for recuperative treat
ment at that health resort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

specInl pI,pateh 70 the InteIILEencer.

Special Dispatch to the IntcllIEencer.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May IA spe-
cIal to the Post from Tip,onville, KY.
says: 4 saw mill boiler exploded on
ReelfOOt river, several miles from here.
killing Ed Patterson and Dink Hodges,
white, and two Colorcd men, whose
names could ont be learned Three
other men were terribly manCled and
will die. On man was blown into piec-
cs and the fragments scattered for 200
yards. The mill was small portable
affair and had Just located on the river.
II Is said the water was run In the boil
er while the boiler was too hot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
OUR UNIVERSITY WON,

But the SIudsmt was from PsnnsyIVanIH.
intercollegiate OratOricaI CONTEXT.
Special Dispatch to the Intcllgeneer.
MoRGASTOWN, W. Va, May i3-E.
W. Campbell OF Butler. Pa, who was
the West Virginia UnIversity's rPDre-
sentative IN the intercollegiate con-
test. held here last night. took first
honors. handsome and costly medal
valued at 800 and presented by the as
ISOLATION. The subject OF the success
full Grafton was THE French Reyolu-
tion,' and Mr.. Campbell delighted the
large and distinguished audience with
his presentation OF the subject All OF
the colleges and universities In the as
ISOLATION were well represented by stu
dents. who cheercd Justify for their IA
vorlics.
Governor George Wesley Atkinson
was the master OF ceremonies. and was
the recipient OF continuous ovation
during the evening. Il had been in
tended by the corps o; cadets 20 give q
military demnnstTa lion In honor OF the
governor upon hts arrival. but at that
hour rain was coming down In torrents
and this feature was abandoned.
The Judges awarded the second honor
10 Paul Weyand. OF Allegheny college.
and the third to ] NJ. Ferguson. OF &c.
neva, When the iudges announced
that Campbell had won the medal there
was ! scene OF wild enthusiasm, He
was Carried about on the shoulders OF
the University students. and after the
Roman custom WAS crowned with
wreath or laurel
At meeting OF the representatives OF
the different colleges 20 elect officers
for the ensuing year, W. S. Mcdowell,
O. the Western University OF Pennsyl-
vania. was chosen president, w. NJ.
Frank. vice president, and F. s. Uliom,
secretary Thiel college was designated
as the place OF the next annual contest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

Yesterday in the circuit court. the fol-
lowing cases were acted upon:
Anna ". Muffeny, E;,S man. w George
a. MuTery. et al. Plaintiff prEygd for
nm order OF sale - the real estate The
matter will be heard May q. J. Il. Hand
Ian was appointed guardian al Item
Il. G. O'Nclll VS. r. y, Heaiy. Assignee.
Dcfendan; fled demurrer ard answer,
John w. Flea'mRn vs. Samuel Forshey.
Appeal from Justice Fltzpl:rck's court,
execution recalled
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

NOT only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal In n few days. but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles
may receive immediate relief and be
permanently cured by one Minute
Cough Cure Charles H. Goctzc. corner
Market and Twelfth streets. Bowie &
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Ben
wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

UNCONDITIONAL surrender. Ia the
only terms those famous little pills
known as DeWitts Little Early RiSers
will make with constipation. sick head
ache and stomach troubles. Charles r.
Goetzc, corner Market and Twelfth
streets: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport: Pea
body & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
The KnlrI,t. TernnIar.

The concluding session Of the meeting
OF the ives, virginia Grand Command
cry, Knights TcmplRr, was held yestcr-.
day morning at the Masonic temple
but no business Of Importance to the
public was TRANSACTED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

A BOTTLE OF DIR. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup in the house saves doctors
bills. saves trouble, and very often saves
precious lives. Gives almost instant re-
lief in cases Of coughs, colds, or lung
troubles Of any sort
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
DIE SHRINERS.
Osiris Temple Had It's Day and Its
Night Yesterday.
THEPARADE IN THE AFTERNOON

was a BrllliAnt Event In which several
Hundrsd ToOk Part Forty Can.
dldates were Inltlatsd Last NIEht-Ths
CsrsmOnIss wsro BOlu,orOus Aud IanjOy-
chile, bat the Candidates Passed a Very
p...EEosabls Evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

Governor Atkinson was in the city
yesterday. on route 10 Charleston from
MorgantOwu. where ne attended the
intercollegiate oratorical contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

Toastmaster. Mr.. n. V, +. Wilson
"Duice es; deSipere in loco"
/. Success OF our Literary Society
and what has been achieved .....'
-. Responded to by President FrauzcH
= "Our Members" .......................
........ Responded TO by L. 7. Springer
). Our Politicians .-........,.. s...,.
.......... Responded to by e. W. Howell
.,........... Responded. to by Il. Adclph
s. Our Literary Aspirations ,.:;..:.,i
6 The Bachelors Paradise" C'ChlpS
'''' .' Responded to by Albert Topping
-. Responded to by James g. Medill
S. The Sweet sprlrgtime,' when
a young mans thoughts lightly turn
Responded TO By r. NJ Howell
?. The Clink Of the Ice In tho Water
Pitcher" Responded to by Earl Burns
',.''. ,RGspanded to by Henry Fox
II. wheels" I'm the head nr out OF ~
........ Responded 10 by y. 7. Enlow
T.. Tho Press Crhe cause OF all our
uou"' ' RESPONDED to By Ira sedEwick
70. ''The Next Day C'oh. what dif-
ference In the morning :...,;::.:.,,,..
............,..H Responded to hy r. Iutte
MUSICAL NUMBERS.
Tenor solo. sSf''''lNA
Albert Topping
Guitar SOlO...sssssss.ssss.tsrs ss.Essasss-sss
L. T. Springer.
Baritone Solo. The Heart Bowed Down
y. V +. Wilson.
Comic Song, .-.:...,,, ~. .;.......seioeted
Ira X, SedEwicl
Louis cortland.
Select Recitation. ........... ...,....,......
Frank MCMahOn
Flute or WhlstiinE Solo sylvan Voices
James Gray Medill
Comic Song. 80, Eliza Jane
Finale .''. .l. 's, "Gencevc"
BY the Club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

uNA Va AAAN - > sftN
shrine. taking place yesterday afternoon
ana last night
Tho feature OF the afternoon was the
parade. which was ~ successful and In
teresting in Its way as the gorgeous spec
tacle o. the Knights Templar of the pre-
cedIng afternoon. Over 900 members OF
the temple we're In line, and the parade
was witnessed by thousands Of people
who lined the streets over which the par
ade passed.
The parade was formed on Twentieth
street. at the corner OF Main. in front Of
Arlon han. where Osiris holds its initia-
tons. 1t had been announced thst the
tine would move at $50 o'clock, but It
was half an hour laSer when the word TO
move was given.
The order OF march was ns follows;
Platoon OF Police
Lieutenant Dan ingram H. Commard
Officers Ritz. Walker. Knabc, Allen'
McGuigan. RickertOn and
Shields
Mayors Band.
Carriage containing Directors o. Osiris
Temple. Messrs Wilson. Mckee.
Stephenson and CAFnahan.
Float, representing the Oasis Of LISTS 9Slr,s'
Prizes; 81. r. Wolff oriental Guide
Klievcs, Ceremonial Masters Ba-
guley and Schrelber, also
Two Ethiopian Youths in
Native Costume
The Mule Team. with Mobiles Gus WCide-
busch and Ed r, Baldwin on board
The Traditional Camel. with Candidate
on HIS Journey Across the sands
The Arab Patrol. In Command OF Captain
r. IL u. Willis. composed OF MOBILES
J. w Herbert. ". T, Sturm, Dr. e.
=. StAthcrs. Il. :. Bowu. Joseph
Robinson. Carl Schansky.
Murray. pan DinEcr, ].
W. Mckenzie, Joseph
John Beckett
Kileycs and
r p Robh.
The rhirty-three Of EN-, all
In row,
Another mule. likewise another candidate
osiris Temple. Mysiie s shrine, over 90
The parade moved over the following
route: on Twentieth n Market. TO
Ninth, 10 Main. to Twenty-tourth. TO
Chnpliue, To Twentieth To Twentieth
and Main There the parade disbanded.
The spectacle was a bri!lian: ono,
with all the accessories to give IL an
Oriental hue With tcZ and scimeter,
camel and baGEy trousers. spear and
battle axe. the effect was indeed realis-
tic The hoIt on which the officers OF
the temple were placed, was a work OF
art. designed BY Architect Edward B.
FranZheITa. wio is a member or Osiris
temple II represented an oasis, and
was well done Each Of the six horses
drawing the hna. was attended by
cnlored individual black AZ the ace Of
spades and on the float were two Ethc.
opian imps with nothing but the loln
cloth In evidence They enjoyed their
afternoon as much as anyone In the pa
ra.ne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

HALLS Hair Remover contains the
natural food and color matter for the
hair. and medicinal herbs for the scalp.
curing grayness. badness, dundrufr and
scalp soreB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

Wednesday. October 20. has been
named West Virginia day At the Nash
Vile Centennial through the efforts os
Colonel Stalnnkcr and the other com
missioners from this state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

PITTSBURGH, May i3,--At the sec
ond days session Of the American Tick
ct Brokers' Association convention, the
following officers were elected: Prcsl-
dent. John NJ. Klnncr, Cleveland; first
vice president. James w. Mulcay, New
York: second vice president, s. a. Cat
to, Cinclnnatl; third vice president.
Thomas O'BrIcn, Cleveland: fourth vice
president, l.. Addison. Grafton ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

EVEN catGrrh, that dread breeder Of
consumption. succumbB to the healing
influences Of Thomas EClcctTic Oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

4 new lot Of those use Ladies' shirt
WRISA with white collars your Choioc
zoe, at l.. :. GOOD 4 CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
TIE BANQUET

Over $50 Mobiles sat Down 10 the banquet
Table this MornInE.
II was after o'clock this morning
when go SobleV sat down to the ban
quet at the stnmm, the concluding
event Of <he festivities. The Stamm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14

HRINERs sue
ceeded the
knights Tenn
plar yesterday,
the ceremonies
attending the I'M
itlatIon OF a class
ofoverfOrty
candidates for
admission 20 osi-
rls Temple. An
Client Arabic Or
der of the Mystic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-14
A COMING EVENT

That u uIeitImR Mach IOtSrs't In IN
Town at the End Of the bridge.
The Bridgeport Literary and Debating
Society is looking forward to the han
quet to be given next Tuesday evening,
when the following programme OF Ioasts
will be glYen:
The age-herald., 1897-12-17
QUESTION OF UNION LABOR Injected in the Luetgert Trial
 Yesterday. JUROR SAID TO BE HOSTILE To Defendant Because He Is Not Member of Any UniOn-The Juror Discharged
 by the Court.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-A new element in the Luetgert ease involving the old fight be- tween union and non-union labor was in- jected in the course of todays proceedings in the Luetgert trial and may cause the work of securing jury to be begun over again. At the opening of court counsel for defense challenged for cause, Henry Boarberg, the last man selected to hear the evidence, alleging that he was intense- ly hostile to defendant owing to the fact that he is not member of any union An affidavit from Alfred J. Mallory, union pressman, formerly engaged: -bys the firm which employs Boarbery, was presented, in which the affiant declares that on no less than a dozen occasions Boarberg expressed himself as being in favor of rope for Luetgert.
 Judge Gary decided to institute an inves- tigation. 2 When the afternoon session was called Judge Gary called Boarberg before him gave him the alternative of resigning from the jury or of being discharged. The juror refused to resign and was immediate ly discharged. The defense waived their claim to the right to discharge the other members of the jury, thus removing the danger of another long tie-up. A panel of 100 veniremen was ordered by the court and the attorneys for the state and the defense will tomorrow attempt to secure another juror.