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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.

There are nine voting precincts u Z ulI-
new township of which six are IN Belialre.
Fill returns were received from Bellalre
and Bellaire township before gong "
press this morning, showing heaVy Demo
cratic gains. The two missing preclncts
ara expected to give Democratic major
ity Of about one hundred, ana II Cain Ii},
bell runs ahead Of his ticket there, ne VIII
have majority OF !, ap 9oad 4" +b 1e Demo- Demo-
cratic ticket, making splendld run. ne me
seven voting precincts given DeloW, snow
majority for or G4ap oVer Toward Gt al Tor
Representative, is Z!9. Inc Vote SHOWS d
falling off in comparison with the vote last
year. Following was the result ny pre-
FIRST WARD.
Governor-Bushnell, r., 14; Chapman,
D., 104. ,c,
strong, r. l6l; Campbell d. HO' 6fo"n'
County ommissioners-Smith, R., 173;
Leatherwood, D., 1o5;. .-c. ,nr
Observation-Disclosures H., 4o, 11iASe-
Surveyor-Bond, R., 40; Henrietta, D.,
III fnfirmary Director-Barnes R.. 17s; Nc
Allster, D., 100.
SECOND WARD.
Governor-Bushnell, R., 13S; Chapman,
entatives-Howard. R., 122: Arm
strong, r., 1877; Campbell, D., "a; BROWN
ommissioner-Smith, R., 1877; Leather
wood, D.. M9.
asurer-Bergundthal, r., 15s; Hinge
Surveyor R., 1872: Henrietta. D..
256
Allister, D., 251.
THIRD WARD.
Governor-Bushnell, R., 156; Chapman,
esentatives-Howard, r., 14S; Arm
strong, R., 143s Campbell D., EOS; Brown,
Commissioner-smith. R.. 1853; Leather
wood, D.. 1873.
neutrality-suspicious. R., III; Hinge
Surveyor-Bond, r.. 146; Henrietta, D.,
Infirmary Director-Barnes, R., 1873; Nc
Allister, D., 1873
FOURTH WARD.
In precinct A:
esentative-Howard, r., 127; Arm
strong, r., 100; Campbell, D., 15I; Brown,
Commissioner-Smith. R., 1866; Leather
easurer-Bergundthal, R., 166; Hinge
Surveyor-Bond r., $50; Henrietta. D.,
152.
Infirmary Director-Barnes, r., 1870; Nc
Allster, D.. 49,.
Precinct B:
Governor-Bushnell, R., 113; Chapman,
D., 81.
entatives-Howard, R., 90; Arm
strong, r., 109; Campbell, D.. ia; Brown.
D., SO.
Commissioner-Smith, R, Ill; Leather
wood. 49,
acknowledgement r., 126; Hinge
Surveyor-Bond R., 107; Henrietta, D.,
1O2
Infirmary Director-Barnes, R., 11S Nc
Allister, D., 81
FIFTH WARD.
Governor-Bushnell, r., 224; Chapman,
entatives-Howard. R., 1856; Arm
strong, r.. 1874; Campbell, D., 1850; Brown,
D., 126.
Commissioner-Smith, r., 227; Leather
wood, D., 124.
Observation-Disclosures R.. 249 Hinge
Surveyor-Bond, R., PIC; Henrietta, D.,
1885,
Infirmary Director-Barnes, r., 224; Nc
Allister, D., 125.
Bellaire precinct:
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, r., 131; Chapman,
esentatives-Howard. R., 12S; Arm
strong r., 127; Campbell, D., PA; Brown,
D., 202.
Commissioner-Smith, R.. ISL; Leather
wood, D., 203.
Treasurer-Bergu r., al; Hinge
ley, D., 1875.
Surveyor-Bond, R., 129; Henrietta, D.,
POS.
Infirmary Director-Barnes, R., 49, Nc
Allister, D., 209.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

R & 9ss =, ia; Ransom p, 81 BeeshAn'
SECOND WARD.
Chapman. 108; Bushnell, 1N; Shaw, 10e;
Jones. 123; Wilson, 102: Campbell. l3;
Dare, 1903; Mounett. 123; Spriggs: !0s
Burkett, 123; Degnan. 1903: Goddard, jig
Hard, 103; Bonebrake. 1z3: Aten. 1tg
Blake. 125; Campbell, 1903; Brown. l05
Howard, 119; Armstrong, 121: Leather
wood. 1903; Smith, 1875; Hingeley. 100; Ber-
gundthal, 127; McAllister, 101; Barnes, ID;
Henrietta, 1OS; Bond, 100; Ransom, lO5;
Beetham, 123.
THIRD WARD.
Chapman, "a; Bushnell, 122; Shaw, "a;
Jones, Isl; Wilson, "a; Campbell III
Dare, "a; Mounett, 122: Spriggs "a; Bur-
kett 122; Degnan. "a; Goddard, 122, Hard,
"a; Bonebrake, 122; Aten "a; Bonebrake
122; Campbell, n; Brown, 81; Howard,
1867 Armstrong, 106; Leatherwood, 81
Smith, III; Hingeley, 50; Bergundthal. 12o;
Henrietta, IS; Bond, 119; McAllister. 55i
Barnes. 119; Ransom, 90: Beetham, l9
BRIDGEPORT PRECINCT.
Chapman, 1850: Bushnell, 142; Shaw, 1S0
Jones, 1873: Wilson, $50: Campbell, 1875;
Dare. $50; Mounett, 13s; Spriggs. $50;
Burkett, 1873; Degnan, $50; Goddard, 13S;
Hard, ISL; Bonebrake, 1888; Aten, 1885, Blake
16I; Campbell, 1872; Brown, 1873; Howard
1870; Armstrong. 1870; Leatherwood, 1874;
Smith, 1856; Hingeley, 1S1; Bergundthal
1873; Henrietta, 1S1; Bond. 49,; McAllister
Isl; Barnes, 131; Ransom, 151; Beetham
13S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

ma Holiday min ~ been furnishtnx
the lumber for the Job.
John Burke, who conducted the
Pantry grocery at the corner OF South
Broadway and Virginia street. has
disposed Of his establishment on the
Island and will open up grocery on
South Market street.
Squire Greer yesterday conducted
an examination OF the mental condi-
ton of William Whitehouse, OF the
Sixth ward, who was arrested sunday
on a lunacy warrant The justice has
decided to send Whitehouse to the
asylum.
William Kelly, workman in the
employ of Contractor L. G. Hallock on
the addition being built to the factory
of Caldwell & Peterson. was severely
injured yesterday by the earth caving
II on him while working in pit. He
was carried out unconscious. DR.. Clyde
Ford attended him.
John Foster, an employee of the
Whitaker mill, died at his home on
East Wood street yesterday morning
at IL O'Clock, of consumption OF the
lungs. Deceased was about twenty
wears of age and a son of a widowed
mother. Mrs. S. Foster. The interment
will be made at Peninsula Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

The vote in Belmont county was
very light in comparison with last
year, showing a very decided falling
off in every precinct. 1t is probable
that many who remained away from
the polls were Republicans, who would
not exercise their right of suffrage in
preference to voting the party ticket.
Full returns from the river towns were
received at the Register Office, but the
precincts in the interior Of the county
will not be heard from until to-day.
Indications point to the election OF the
Republican county ticket by largely
decreased majorities. The heaviest
Democratic gain was in Bellaire, which
gave Republican majority OF 267 last
November and 36 yesterday. The vote
of Martins Ferry shows Democratic
gain of A in comparison with last
year.
In every precinct John H. Campbell,
Democratic candidate for Representa-
tive. ran ahead of his ticket and he
will very probably be elected by SAFE
plurality. If the precincts IN the lnte-
rior of the county show the same ratio
of increase. Campbell will be elected
beyond a doubt. The following figures
show how Campbell ran ahead OF his
ticket: Martins Ferry, BushnelIs
plurality Ats, Howard over Campbell,
4O9; bridgeport, Bushnells plurality
142 Howard over Campbell, 81; Bel
laire, Chapman's majority, 35, Camp
hell over Howard, 279. The precincts
below show Bushnells majority In
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and Bel
laire to be SIS, and Howard over
Campbell, 1S1. The results, as far as
they could be ascertained at the hour
of going to press, are given below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

Special to the KegisSe
parkersburg, w. Va. November 3.
Mary Pontaine. wife \ an Italian mu-
stefan, three Of whom arrived here
yesterday and are Quaytered at Paul
Tregola's Italian restaurant. and who
attempted suicide last night by shoot
ing herself through the lung. the ball
lodging under the flesh in her back.
is in such a condition to-day that her
death is momentariIy expected, She is
an American woman and n/rrded Pom
tame in December at Findlay, =.
She smoked continuously all day yes
terday cigarettes. and then took, NOR
phine. of which she always INDUCES in,
and being crazed from the use of both,
committed the rash act. Her husband
thinks she was prompted to commit
the deed through Jealousy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
HE VOTED FIRST.

NEW YORK. November 2.-Former
Judge Alfred walling, one of the best
known Democrats of Monmouth county.
n. j.. committed suicide at his home in
Keyport to-day by shooting himself in
the head He died almost instantly. Mr..
Walling was for ten years presiding
Judge of the Monmouth county court, re-
firing about five years ago. Judge Wall
ing went to the polls early to-day voted
and returned to his residence, where he
shot himself 1t is thought that the inn
mediate cause of his act was anxiety over
the outcome of the election. his brother
in-'sw and business partner being can
6idste for Surrogate of Monmouth county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
SMALL TALK.

A Benwood saloon-keeper was fin
ed SO and costs yesterday for selling
on Sunday.
A force of men were put to work
yesterday in cleaning Fourteenth and
Sixteenth streets.
Temporary sheds have been built
at the Riverside coke ovens for pro-
lection during the winter.
The funeral of John krietzer, who
was killed at the Forty-eighth street
Saturday night, will occur to-day.
Edward knight, of Benwood, was
overcome by heat yesterday at the
Riverside blast furnace and medical as
sistance had to be called.
The Holiday Planning Mill Compa-
ny has the contract for erecting ten
room frame residence for Frank Hare,
on South Broadway, Island.
Hayes Bros, contractors, are just
completing the large siX-story brick
addition to the Elig carriage factory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
TRAIN BOY ARRESTED.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, November 2.
An arrest was made here to-day that
caused quite furry among the pas
senger crews on the Ohio River raiY-
road. w. B. Mccoy, alias Kid Mccoy
a newsboy from Ripley, Jackson counS
ty, was arrested and jailed by DetecI
tive Mehen On warrant charging him
with selling Ohio River railroad tick
cts on the trains Mccoy was released
tonight under $500 bond. Detective
Mehen states that Others more deep in
the matter than Mccoy will be arrested
before the boys hearing, on November
18th. From information given the
Register the arrests will cause quite a
sensation among the trainmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
THE SITUATION BETTER.

New Orleans, November 2.-The fe-
yer situation tonight is very encour-
aging. The board Of health physicians
say the back bone of the fever is bro
ken, and should the weather remain as
it is for several days the disease would
become nominations and almost en-
tirely stamped out. There were thirty
new cases ard five deaths. Deaths:
John Grasto, Arthur Barilleaux, j. r.
Johnson, Leopold Pincus, Mary BIZ
cornde.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
OIL N B N s..
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, November q.
Another oil deal of considerable pro-
portions has just been closed for ter
ritory in tie Big run shallow field.
A. H. and E. E. McTaggart, who hold
some valuable stuff in that field, sold,
on Monday, the one-half interest in
their leases for $4,000 cash.
This territory has only three produc-
ing wells on it, but as it adjoins the
Buckley & Bizantz holdings, where the
best wells in the filed are located, it
is considered gilt edged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
COUNSEL RETAINED,

ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Ex-Governor
Charles p Johnson, one of the best
known criminal lawyers of the State. has
been retained to conduct the defense of
Luetgert, the Chicago sausage maker. in
the coming second trial for the alleged
killing OF his wife. Mr.. Johnson gained
great prominence in his connection With
the defense of DR.. Duestrow, the Sa. Louis
millionaire, who was recently hanged for
the murder OF his wife and child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
LOW CHICAGO RATES.


Every Gay from November LIST to 9Th
the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Railway will sell round trip tickets to
Chicago at low rates, good returning
until November 7th.
Three trains daily except Sunday.
For particulars see o. R. Wood, Nc
Lure House Block.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
SUPREME COURT.

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, November q
The special fall term of the Supreme
Court began to-day. All the judges
were present except Brannon. The
court adjourned till tomorrow without
doing any business. 1t will be engag-
ed until the holidays in preparing and
delivering opinions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In.
dividuals

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In.
dividuals.
Miss Goldie Moore, popular young
society lady Of South Eoff street, is
attending Bethany College.
Mr.. J. L. Pollock, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Hamilton, Jr., at Echo Point.
Herman Hess, of the East End, and
William Rohrig, of the South Side,
left yesterday for brief stay at Bel
mont, o.
Edward, young son of Rev. B. B.
Evans, pastor of the Zane Street M.
E. Church, is ill at his home on East
Wood street.
Capt. Van Cleary, of the Fifth ward,
has returned from Missouri, where he
was employed as electrician for a
couple of months.
Leonard Fay, of the Eighth ward,
who was hurt at the Riverside blast
furnace Saturday, is getting better. 1t
proved that he was not burt inter-
nally to any extent and that his worst
injury was broken wrist.
Evening of Song" First Presby-
terrain church, Thursday, November
4th. Silver offering at door.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
OFFICERS ELECTED.

BUFFALO. n. Y, November 2.-The
election of officers was the principal event
of this mornings session of the w. c.
T. U. The present officers headed by Miss
Frances Willard. were reelected unani-
mously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03

HORSE AND FAT STOCK SHOW AT
CHICAGO - EXCURSIONS OVER
THE B. & 0.
November 1st to 9Th, the B. & o. will
sell excursion tickets to Chicago and
return at rate of s14.65, good return
ing until November 7th, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
IN SOCIETY,".

The concert given last evening at
the st. Johns Church, Benwood, was
a success both in point of merit and at
tendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-03
BELMONT COUNTY VOTE
Indicates That Campbell Will Be-
Elected Representative

And the Republican Majority in the
County Will Be Out Down to the
Doubtful Point A Big Demo
cratic Gain in Bellaire-Campbell
Heads the Ticket in the River
Townsville Vote of Martins
Ferry, Bridgeport and Bellaire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
EAGER TO WIN Mr.. LIPTOAS AffECiioN'

,,,-seAND HUNTERS OF ALL DEGREES BEslEdE
THE ENGrIsHMAN AT THE WALDORF
There IL a man with a hunted look In his eyes
and a nervous dread of females at the WALDORF
He Is none other than Thomas }. Lptoh' 'he Wei"
known English merchant. Mr. Lip'oh "a''io
stares at every visitor TO England iro" inc '''
no reaches the island until he departs as IL Is
clustered IN in every imaginable place. When Mr.
Linton came to this country last FRIDAY ne was
chiefly noted as a merchant prince-a Helheiuo"'
adyertiser-and the man who gave si-oV" " t''o
Princess of Waless Jubilee dinner FUND MT. LIP
ton to those who know him well. - iooheu "poI 90
an easy-going contented bachelor. but yesterday
a. was announced with a flourish that MI. Liptoh
had come to America to get a wife 10 snare MS
1ovs and sorrows and incidentally his great ioit-
1900, ,r,
The announcement made In detail WORDS
were put in Mr.. Lpton's mouth WINCH IL ne w.
sa,d them were said facetousy. and proclaimed
=. oosnel truth Mr. Upton, like all other men, AT
%,res muses. about the possible in the matrimonial
line but he did not leave all his great business
interests to come to this country just 10 get "'
He came here to attend to business, thoueh lie a"
nounces with twinkle in mis- eye that IL ne car,
go back with a wife, he thinks 1t will be decoeo
acquisition. 1t was JOKE al III ~ " $780,
q tragic turn. -,
Yesterday afternoon the first Of number OF
r,ouId-be wives appeared at the hotei. ohe was
elderly but eager. She inquired gingefE ioi "'
Iipton who happened TO be OUT. ohe e,ehu a,
g,rred and confded to the clerk her hopes ana
Sears He was sympathetic but distant weh-
trained clerk scents danger signal further 'nan
q polar expedition pigeon can fly. The warning
conveyed by the pioneer Of the husoanu-hu's;.
was hosted over the desk which rsaa ,es o with
ouehfare" and applied directly 10 leHia'e' WI" "
oTn ater in the afternoon the mail began 70 snow
ar abnormal bulk and Investigation or lts suouen
srnapsion revealed number of suspicious letters,
eS,idently addressed by women ana tne coI,usiu SUI
Ms cached that those who could not Apply per
sonay were making sudden enort TO ge s, The
whare-even II II was only on the waiting nst ne
Once Of modern hotel is as impregna1pl PIE 10
Tnman in search Of a husband AS Is the ha~alah
c;overnment TO the exQueen's plea Tor relns' a
ment Therefore Mr.. Upton saved the Worr! ana
snnovance of declining with thanks the many kina
offers made and the mail was carefully bow
90 nrevent an error That he was pursued now, now
ever he soon learned Last night ne was talkh ing
eNo,,t going into some hiding place TO escape the
rooI mai threatens TO engulf him. and expressed
q fear that he being a mild-ma nnered ana oDng,ms
SORT of man would not have the heart 70 refuse
some exceptionally attractive proposition ana o.
might walk the plank before ne reah~e" ""a' -
al meant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
NETWORK CITY.


A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Union Rail-
system. and operates the trolley lines above the
Harlem River has been called for August 10 at No.
81 Wall-st to consider the Metropolitan Traction
Companys offer TO acquire control OF the property
E. j. Radcliffe, the actor who has been locked up
in the Tombs the charge OF beating his wife.
was admitted to bail yesterday afternoon by Re-
corder Golf in the of 81 800. Brent Good. OF No.
81 Murray-st, who lives at the Osborn. at Fifty
seventh-st. and Fifth-ave.. went OH his bond.
L. F. Prentlss sends to The Tribune office from
Greenport Long Island s. for the floating hospital
for sick babies.
Special Treasury Agent Sullivan yesterday seized
900 cigars In the purser's room the steamship
Ardenrose Of the Munson Line, from the west
Indies which was tied up at Pier No. !. North
River The purser had declared only 800 Two
hundred OF the cigars were In a package marked
"E C. Coleman. care Valentine Brothers. Produce
Exchange Annex, New-York."
Charles Gerlach. OF the Hotel Gerlach. in West
Twenty-seventh-st. yesterday sent to the Police
BOARD a letter commenting Captain Chapman's
work In the Tenderoin precinct. Alice l.. wood
bridge. OF the Womens Prison Association, told the
commissioners that she thought that the accusa-
lions against Captain Chapman OF arresting re-
spectacle women greatly exaggerated
An attachment was obtained yesterday against
the John Matthews Apparatus Company. manu-
facturers OF soda fountains and waters. by Epstein
Brothers for 50 653. for commissions alleged to be
du. TO Samuel Furstenberg. salesman. Between
July. 1891 and July 1897. he says he sold N54ll4
worth OF apparatus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The members Of the choir of Trinity Episcopal
Church. about fifty in number. enjoyed an outing
yesterday to Oakland Beach. The affair ar
ranged by the rector, the Rev. Charles F. Canedy,
and Miss Edith Pelham Mrs, NJ e. Fonda Mrs.
w. p Haines and Mrs. George W. Richie, of the
Choir Guild. The Rev. DIR. Canedy has been suffer-
Ing from peculiar injury. and Is being assisted by
the Rev. Samuel Moore. of New-York City Last
Saturday night. while entertaining company at his
home. DR.; Canedy attempted to open ginger ale
bottle. The cork came out with such great force
that 1t shattered his spectacles and painfully cut
his face.
The village trustees on Tuesday night adopted an
ordinance requiring expressmen 10 pay license or
s25 a year The Board also received a petition for
the opening of Warren-st and an arch under the
railroad tracks. and for the lowering OF Railroad
meet eastbound trains at the station. Both petit.
tons have been referred to a committee. which will
consult with the railroad officials. The Board of
Health has decided to compel sewer connections
throughout the village. The decision of the SUI
preme Court in the contested election of Morgan
pei special election at an early date ~
The engagement IL announced of Miss Lillian
Wright. daughter Of the Rev Dr. Clark Wright.
and niece of J. II; Lent, Of North-st. to Dr. Lewis
G. Newman, of Brewster. \. y. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Newman; of Plainfeld. y. J.
he m0wg Club hoT ns in Ee Tho
entertainment of p hundred or more members and
guests at a dinner. musical and dance Among
derhill. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Clinton Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. +. Lambden, Miss Fearing. the Misses
M sgd M as Mr. G aSG Mrs Gso4s
S. Squire. Mr.. and Mrs Irving p Alcott and others.
The second OF the subscription musicals and
dances in Larchmont Manor was well attended last
followed by dancing; The affair was. under the
auspices Of committee composed Of Joseph II.
G. W fowery. L. s Kneyals. r j. Keveney. Frank
Hardy and John Bevan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
4 GAS PRESIDENT TO BE EXAMINED.

HOWARD REEs Will. co BEFORE THE STATE
COMMISSION IN IUNACy.
Howard Rees thirty-five years old. president OF
tho Phoenix Gas Company. OF Matteawan, \. Y,
was arrested Mt the Manhattan Hotel yesterday
morning by Detective Rainor, OF the Grand Cen
,raI nolice station and detective from private
agency The arrest was made on an order issued
nv Judge Truax, in the supreme Court, on an APP
piicaton made by the prisoners father, william r.,
Rees who lives at No. 1873 East Fortteth-st, and
ia vice president OF the gas company OF which his
son is president. In his application Tor MS son
arrest Mr.. Rees sets forth that his son Is on the
verge of insanity he declares that ne IL extremely
nervous. and that drop OF liquor VIII brng on the
He was taken before Magistrate Hedges in York
willie Court The Magistrate is acquainted with MT
Rees and looked at him sadly: Mr. Rees. said
the Magistrate, las a good citiZen you must que!
Commission in Iunacy and telegraph for your at
81 will not leave this court until my attorneys
whom have telephoned. arrive. replied Reese
IF you don't go peaceaby fear ,nat WI a nurr
to order the Of force said the MAGISTRATE ater
he had talked persuasively to MI Rees ,.,,o
VERY WELL said Rees, coolly III you issue
such an order will commit some overt act. sha"
not go voluntarily , O..
geant Sheldon laid his hand on Recess shoulder 70
obey the Courts command Mr.. Rees looked at
sheldon smiled dsdanfuy. and quietly turning
on his heel. walked from the courtroom -
In the reception-room. adjoining the courtroom
he again refused to stir. II will go no further
have LEFT the presence OF His Honor. and cannon
he accused OF dlsorderly conduct. But here VIII
remain until my attorneys arrive ,,., -.
Persuasion finally overrame his onlectiohs 10
leave the courthouse without consulting his At
torneys and he left the building TO 20 before the
State Commission In Lunacy