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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
TROUBLE IMpEN DING.
Miners Who Want to Go to Work Afraid
OF the Strikers.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 2l.-Trouble, and
much Of 1t, seems TO be In store at the
Allison mine, three miles west OF Can
onsburg. The men want to 80 to work
but are afraid. They fear another in
vasion Of the strikers and do not Wan.
to be targets for n mob that Is liable
at any moment to lose control Of itself
Tonight everything was quiet about
the mines and the citizens Of Canons-
burg were awaiting the arrival Of the
invaders. 1t was the intention Of the
strikers to begin their march to Canons-
burg Tonight, but a telegram from
BridEcvillc announces that owing to the
heavy rains Of this evening 1t was de-
cided to postpone the tramp until to-
morrow. The men are fully determined
TO carry out their threat Of making the
march, They expect to start with eco
men and he reinforced with about the
same number from Ridgeville and Toms
Run. The men Will start with several
days rations and expect to be in shape
to watch the offending mines for seve-
raj days. This morning number OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The Rev. r. Beverley Eggleston, Of
Bedford City, has signified his accept
,ance Of the call recently extended to
him by the Court Street Presbyterian
church, Of this city. Il now remains
Tor the church in Bedford City and his
Presbytery to acquiesce in this decision
or Mr.. EgSleston before he can take
charge of the church in this city. Spc-
cial' meetings have been called for this
purpose. So if nothing intervencs Mr..
Eggleston will probably enter upon his
work, here about the 18TH Of August.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
NEGROES GO TO MINES

AenoVa. w. Va, July 21.-One hundred,
negroes have been employed grading on
the double track for the Chesapeake ana
ONO railroad, left to-day for Elkhorn TO
work in the coal and coke fields. This
mas been busy day along the No.roll,
ana Western railway, the shipments be-
ing equally as large as yesterday. Not
uVe! Zoo miners are out In the Flat TOP
nero ana they signifed their Intention
Of. returning to work at noon to-dav
The operators would not consent IN MA
put II is believed they will be taken
oack tomorrow. But two .agitatnrs re-
main in these fields, and they will ad
dress no meeting as they leave at mid
night for Columbus
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
BURGLARS ABOUT AGAIN

For some time the city has been free
from burglars, but within the past week
they seems to have taken q fresh start
On Monday there was two robberies in
the city; Tuesday night Or carly yes
terday morning some one broke out the
grass IN Mr.. r. B. Daughtrey's store
door, on Crawford street, and entered
the store and ransacked the money
drawer. desk. etc. They failed to Sc
cure any money. SO they took two boxes
of tobacco and some cigars and left.
There is no clue to the parties.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
An Impor,nnt FUNCTION Stimu,atca

The Kidneys exercise most important
functions. which arc 80 wearisome that
they tax to the utmost the strength nnd
endurance of these busy little organs
Every breath. every puisation of the heart
every movement of a limb. every thought
makes waste, and ncccssitates the devci,
opmen; + new atoms. The used IN Dar-
ucles liz, blood arc sifted from il. and
dissol a watery fluid by the Kidneys,
which discharge this fluid into Tho
bladd train OF disasters to the svs
tenn y follow If these ashes" SO to
speak: re not thoroughly strained or
and discharged. This Is the ease whcn
the Kidneys become inactive Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, by restoring their acs
tiVity, not only keeps open a most impor-
tant outlet for impurities hut prcvcnts
diseases of the kidneys themselves, which
when inert become liable to fall a prev to
diabetes, Rright's disease. nephitfs Dibu
manurin and other maladies specially in
cident TO them. which, although not spo-
cially rapid IN their progression, are par
ticularly obstinate and fatal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
DEMOCRATIC BREACH HEALED.


irresponsible and therefore unworthy Of
notice.
DEMOCRATIC BREACH HEALED. r
The City Executive Committee met
last night to consider the legality Of the
election OF two Of our seven delega tes
to Roanoke. After Comparing the list
OF voters n. the recent primary with the
poll-book, which showed that only seven
men not registered voteis had voted at
the primary. n resolution to the effect
that the irregularities were not Of sutn-
cient moment to avoid the election. and
that therefore Messrs. G. b. A.. Booker
and c. G. Smith were accredited dele
gates to the Roanoke convention. Chair
man L. w. Barrett's threat that he
would not sign these gcntlcmcns Gre
deutials cut no Ice. AS n matter Of
fact his signature Is not needed since
delegates credentials are sufficiently
certified when signed by the chairman
and secretary Of the meeting at whicn
they were elected.
COUNCIL IN SESSION.
The Common Council assembled In
regular meeting last night, and devoted
q part of The evening 10 reading Of the
Mayors annual message. His Honor
dealt mainly with the working of the
city Cove, nmcnt during the past fiscal
rev lc"liiE VIC Wt)ih dCCOlllpllSnc(
by the police department., fire depart
mcnt. health department. the condition
Of the public schools and the work done
by the City Engineer After the mes
sage was disposed OF President j. j.
O'Donnell announced the following COM
mittCcs:
Finance--I. A. Wilctt, ]. A. Buxton,
a. e. Burche:. Meets first Monday
night after Council meeting.
Ordinance-J. Il. Hughes, r. J. Mack
ey, Il. c. LerZ. Meets first Monday
night after Council meeting.
Streets and Sewers-Mark McLaugl-
lin, George t. Via, ]. A. Wiictt. Meets
second Friday night after Council meet
ing.
Schcols-A. r. Burcher. J. A. Buxton,
George Il. Via. Meets first Friday night
after Council meeting. a..
Fire Departments. J. T'hom>s,, Mark
Mclaughlin, w. G. Wilsie. Meets first
Friday night after Council meeting.
Light and Water-W. C. Wilkie, r. j.
Mackey, j. T.. Doherty. Meets second
Monday night after Council meeting.
Almshouse and Poor--F. r. Lenz, r.
]. Mackey 2. II. Roane. Meets second
Monday night cter Council meeting. HI
Building and Grounds-George 1. Via.
]. r. Doherty. z. j. Mugler. Meets first
Friday night after Council meeting
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
Did Y OIL yer

Try Electric I3itters as remedy for
your troubles? IF not get a bottle nov.
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure Of all female complaints,
cxe:ting wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the or
gans. If you have loss Of Appetite.
Constipation. Headache, Painting Smells
or are Nervous, Sleepiess, EXcitatle.
Melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells
Electric hitters in the medicine you need
Health and Strength are guaranteed bv
Its use. Fifty cents and 81 at Burrow
Martin & Co.'S drug store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
$4,000 FIFTH WARD COUPON
SCHOOL BONDS FOR SAL f. s:!si53SSi
Office Of the City CLERK i
Council Chamber, e
Rnrf m Ollfb Va - III =, 1 & " 4 QOf Is.

16 Council Chamber, rs 3sFss8s.S
Portmouth. Va.,Julyg Is. 1897. si,sE
The city of Portsmouth, Va, offers fors
sale $4,000 Fifth Ward. + Coupon School,
Bonds, payable In thirty years from Au-s
gust 2, 1887. bearing interest at the rate Of:
per cent per annum, payable semi-an-{
nMnlly, IN February and August. l3S
and $500. there being $1,000 in $500 and $1,000
N SLIGO They are exempt from city taxes
est or principal only, at the option Of thas
holders. 0 }
Scaled proposals addressed to r. 2Thomp-s
son, Jr.. City Clerk. Will be received until
FRIDAY, July 80, 1857, at s p. m. for the
purchase Of these bonds,the city reserVingg
the right to reject any or all of the BIDS
Communicat tons other than proposals.
should be addressed to fg5
j. DAVIS }REED;Esfs
jy1G Chairman Of Finance Commit Tee. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

Not many years ago, after the dea tn
OF MS wife. William Gillette, who IS
now lying seriously III in London. was
stricken down similarly with nervous
prostration. In the case OF this first
attac he was ordered to retire to a log
cabin In the North Carolina mountains
wnere he finally regained his health.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
MEDICINE FAKIR ARRESTED

Last night Detective Arlington, on a
warrant Issued by Justice Hawks, of
1untersvllle, arrested Ira j. Cox. a
Young white man. on n charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
toN has been travelling through the
county Selline nostrum guaranteed to
cure a long list of ailments The mn
GERS state that there are about a dozen
warrants out for him on similar charges.
lie will be held for county authorities
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
ARRESTED ON TWO CHARGES.
Attempt to Commit n Criminal Assault
and Robbery

Yesterday morning Constable Ander-
son arrested q negro named Daniel
Herbert, who is charged with attempt
ing to commit criminal assault on q
white lady named Sadie Whitehurst.
The negro went to Mrs. Whitehurst's
house in the county and first attempted
to commit the assault. and failing to do
so he robbed her Of SITS and made his
eScape
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
Annual Clearing.

spring and summer stock after the 4th
Of July, Is now In operation. We re-
serve no goods. All mems, boys and
children's suits must go Breslauer E.
Anthony, Ia High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
ROBBERYIN BRIGHTON

Some time during Tuesday night some
one entered the residence Of Mr.. w. a.
Fleld,in Brighton and stole watch and
n pair Of pants, also a pair of shoes.
The authorities have been notified
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-
INCREASE DEMANDED

Macon, Mo-. July 2l.-The Kansas and
Texas Coal miners at Arimo:e, this
county, held meeting to-day and de-
cided 10 demand so cents ton for dig
gins coal after September Isl ,hrea ten
ms Il strike If the demand Is refused
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
At 2'29 High Street. 81 &,
5EsTERMrNED 1, Sco Il h 81

DETERMINED TO CONTINUES
ST. Louis, TO-, July 81 nj out aSs 81 S
tho $50 miners wfo a re on 3ssr ikgselta q olsa
5linsville, .i,held q meeting A tha
they should continue tfl g IS rilte aRE acsss
scept the advance offered them BY
operators and return to work heBs al
5cided by a vote OF 50 Etoot
tho strike. The sItuat ion resnainsp ranss8f
SticalIy unchanged. TT sY nine ss SssS
bw hole are aerio uslyS "a ed sS sssss3#
shown by the M et Inc, 12s 81
"a total Of 4b0 being fprese IA taaSS ia
Sried men s. .si,s ri res,ls me-
action OF tie 1neetin g
Zinc w rkss gSss8
SO close own to5
Featuring
cnr peeled It's close. ssst at ssssa
aass
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

the men going to the Allison l1ine were
stopped by tho committee or strikers.
Many of them did not go to work J.
II. V. Cook said that the names Of the
strikers would be procured and they
would all be arrested for lntim!dating
his employees.
Sheriff Vernon Clark. OF Washington
| county. is fully prepared for any army
marching strikers that may invade his
domain.
It is not generally known that ut 6
o'clock last night he had nearly 800
DEPUTIES sworn In, who are available
at any time. From the most reliable
Information It was learned that they
are all ready. with the requisite num-
her or fire arms, and are prepared to do
business. The Sheriff Is on the ground
IN person and II there is false move
made on the part or any or the strikers
drastic measures will be resorted to-
10 ahe .. miners who want to go to work
are stricken with fear and anticipate
trouble. The Allison mine had forty
men at work until noon to-day. when
the plant was shut down, In apparent
anticipation OF trouble. During the af-
lernoon committee from the Enter
prise mine, three miles up the road,
paid them n visit. The committee
wanted to find out what the status OF
| Inc situation was. They decided that
| me Enterprise would not work under
the present surroundings .
| AT the Boone mine, game Of peek a :
400 is IN progress. The men want 10
| work as long as there are no strikers
IN sight. Manager Hickman. or tho
nine. said that he would not make
an attempt to operate the plant as lont,
as 'here was any indication of trouble.
tie SAID he was prepared for any
emergency and intimatcd that the
trouble would blow over In q few days
~ Il committee meeting nj The miners.
headquarters in this city this afternoon
me question was considered how II
would be possible to march n BODY Of
| uien 20 stop the miners OF the Now Yor,,
ana cleveland Gas Coal company from
working. Every phase o. the subtcc,
was talked over. but no nlnn could IVA
az upon. 1t was the general opinion
that the mines Of this company nrc i'm
| pfeEhable to attack because or thar
| "eoEraphicnl position
| Inc expected meeting or the board ~
| itratlon did not take place to-nirbt
ne western members not reaching Inc
cltN. AS soon as they arrive arrnnre-
| hcnts will be made for a general mant-
nE of operators.
49, ne situation among the strikers In
,,,,i district is practically unchanged
ne SUSPENSION is complete with the
eNceDtlon OFT DcArmitts mines md
thouGh considerable restitution and s,r-
'e'lhE Is reported among the strikers
ana their families. the determination r.
lslit IL out is apparently az strong us
oh me llrSt day Of the strike.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

Ocean View has all stars this yee;;
Manager Bush has the most attractive
talent that could be secured. Hear the
grand trio-Preston, Miss Belmain and
Calbert. iul3-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
Children's straw sailors one-half price
w. L. VIRNELSON & co

25c. for nice pastel pictures, in reedet
ivory frames. 1922. with brass corners
cheap at 50c. each. Big line pearl pic-
lures In all kind Of frames at cut prices
at j. s. Crawford's Furniture and Car
pet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
For Rent.

The desirable store No. GA Crawford
street for balance Of year or longer.
]. #. Parker & Bro. will change their
business August 1st. Apply at store.
jy18-1m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
Grentcr nergnins Of tho season.

Dotted Swigs in stripes and plaide. in
linen shades, reduced from 1919 to Sc.
the yard. A. J. PHILLIPS.
under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

Ten cents Dress Ginghams reduced I,
sc. Emmett Deans, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

Come and see our White Shirts for
25c. apiece. Emmett Deans. $40 High
street. I. 4 d,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

Crash hats. all sizes.
y CHARLES II. WELTON s. CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
STRIKERS SEIZE A yI,AIN

,eorla, Ills, July 21.-Fifty striking
.a.'ers NJ bennington seized a Burning
ton freight train at II o'clncl, M.
morning, demanding that 1t carry them
20 Duniermline. where they intended TO
cal out the 250 miners at work, their.
WAGES having been increased 3 per cent
ihey refused to pay or get Off the on
Elhe and ran to Canton, returning with
~, me Sheritf and the States Attorney,
ney argued with the men and the lat
holding 1t five hours. The Peoria connt :,
miners are threatening TO march across
country to Dunfermllne tomorrow Ia
iorce me men out. The managers Of
me mines there say the men want n
Keep at work and are preparing for
trouble. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
\ BIG THIN /. / 81 8
H. B. WILKINS

has all kinds Of good wood. Oak. pine a nh 3
Slab: also long sheds to keep wood RheISer-S
ed ed from rain Oitice. 300 High street.SYarda L
Phone DIS s5s5 1,Ei5j 5.SE59 5;SS3fE1:s,S,s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
fAt1dAL RESUMPTION AT GLEN
DALE

wheeling, W Va. July 21.-There IS
little change in the local coal mIn,nr
strike situation to-day. Some OF the
,!lnels VINO struck at the Glendale
works yesterday afternoon. rctnrned r.
work this morning rather unexpectedly
ihey are engaged in mining coal for
the engines OF the Baltimore and Ohio
ana ONO river roads. But for this par
~. resumption ut Glendale, the Ohio
river roads would have been greatly IN
conHenienccd.
mere IS no change in the situation at
Dillonvnle. There Will he n demonstra-
,ion by the miners OF this city and vicin-
ny Tomorrow for the purpose OF Undue
ing the men at the Bosgs Run rnInos
20 JOIN the strike. Employees Of five
companies VIII form In line and march
TO the Boggs Run mines with a brass
nand. me Glendale men, who are work
ing, VIII offer to quit work entirely to
induce the Boggs Run employees to toIn
In the sympathetic strike.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
MO f-ICE | ].

Ring up phone 1912 and order q load OF
nice dry new CORDHWOOD and nice dry
SLAB WOOD that has never boon In any
water. We ltve dry wood \ under she'd
Can always get dry wood from i! no
1y16-lm a BCNDAIIg & tWEJTON.5Sss:
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LAWRENCE & wELToN

Babies Muslin Caps less than cost g
Emmett Deans, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

Best l0c. and 12hc. Hose in the city
Emmett Deans, 500 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22

FOR CtIARTER-Byi the hour, day or h
week, the steam launch Marie, at a., and &;
Il p: wharf. Portsmouth. or G.. W.$GRIF.%
FIN, No. ZIG Holiday street. E ty15-1W
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-22
Don't Fail TO Take Advantage OF on,
t;renf Clearing Ont Snle OF sya.i,
Goods This Week.

Goods This Wcek.
&C.. 10c. and 121ac. lawns, now &C. yard
Yard-wide percals. Size. yard
Best quality apron ginghams, 4hc
yard.
25c. shirt waists. 19c. each.
soc. and 75c. shirt waists, 39c. each.
100 gloria slg umbrellas, congo and
natural sticks, $100 each.
Terms cash.
LAWRENCE e. WEI,TON
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FOR SALE,

Eight lots on London street. between
Pearl and Cooke street, 3Ox113 each also
above lots in the rear. Can ba divided
into eleven building lots Price, s3,2OO-.8
S1.S00 cash, balance In six, twelve /. and
eighteen months. JOHN T. WATSON .SsI9ssssi
! ie29 300 High street. p or tsmout ~ 90
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gruntled sorehcads who are personally
irresponsible and therefore unworthy Of
notice,
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-sTRlCTLY oNE-PRicE-FoRE CASH onLY.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-02
STAR POINTERS GREAT TIME.
Cuts OF Half "a Second from the Record O.
the Face Mile.

Cuts Of Half a Second from the Record of
the Face Mile.
Springfield, Ills. Oct. 2.-In q racethat
was witnessed by at least 65,ooO people
Star Pointer, on the Illinois state fair
grounds yesterday afternoon, beat joe
Fatchen, and lowered the worlds pacing
record in a race by half second, max
ing mile In 2:G03a, the record IN a race
having been 2:01a. which Star Pointer
made on Saturday. Sept. is. at Indian
apolis. when he defeated joe Patchen.
Star Pointer ves greeted With tremen-
dous cheers by the assembled thousands
as he passed under the wire in the third
heat and the announcement of the low
ering of the worlds pacing record in a
race was received with tumultuous ap-
plause.
The great race between the two fastest
PAGERS in the world had the result Of
bringing on the state fair grounds the
largest crowd ever assembled there 1t
Is estimated that there We're 65, 900 peo-
pie on the grounds, the largest ever
known at a state fair IN Illinois Three
heats Were paced. In the first Pointer
broke badly and Patchen Won in 2:14
Pointer won the second in 2:O6 and the
third in 2.NOlA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-02

moment appealing for protection for
the witness.
"A little rebuke like that Is good for
some people" remarked Assistant States
Attorney McEwen. "One small head
doesn't contain all there is to know bout
bones"
Ex-Judge Vincent continued to de-
mand that his chief anaton,ist be pro-
tected by the court. Judge Tuthiu put
a stop to the dispute by leaning over his
desk and renarking: Gentlemen, pro-
coed with the trial of this case
There was another incident during the
examination Of DR.. Airport by the state
that may be considered .horse-snd-
horse" The state asked Airport to iden-
tify femur and Airport said II was
that of a hog. The state, pren,pted by
Dorsey. said II was that Of a musk OK.
Later the state asked Airport to give
the original length Of a broken femur he
held. Airport figured a little and said
about nine inches. With great satisfac-
ton the states attorney, prompted by
Dorsey. Informed Airport that It was
only something over SIX inches. why"
replied Allrort, measuring with a rule.
the piece have IN my hand measures
over seven inches" And the laugh was
VII lie OtTtT SlCe.
Airport never worked harder while de-
livering lecture on descriptive and
comparative anatomy before a class in
the Northwestern University than he did
in his descriptive talk before the Jury
yesterday. He drew diagrams and pict-
ures Of bones, Including human sesa-
mods. temporals, phalanges and others,
ard described them.
Then he drew more pictures Of the
same bones in the lower animals, and
compared them, pointing out the differ
ence. The severe cross-examirst;on took
n considerable degree of the positiveness
out Of the witness-that IL he grew
wary and declined to Identify bones
on first sight Ike he had tried to do
previously and got left" The questions
put to him by Assistant States Attor-
noy McEwen. but framed by Professor
Dorsey, tested his knowledge of bones
severely. The state completed his cross
examination. but the battle of bones
viii continue today. Professor Eckley
will tell the jury what he knows about
bones. The experts are not expected
to finish before the middle of next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-02
PROGRESS OF LUETGERT's TRIAL.
Expert Airport Concludes His Testimony
Mistakes Of Donc- Sharps

Chicago. oct. 2-The monotony of
scientific and painfully technical pro-
ceedings In the Luetgert murder trial
yeterday was relieved by hearty laugh
at the expense Of Or. Airport, the chief
astrological eNper. for the defense. dur
ing the afternoon session. DR.. Airport
had identified piece of bone as the
temporal bone Of II human being He
observed that the bone would indicate
that the person had been large and
strong. Yes, l suppose he was" OBJ
served Assistant States Attorney Nc
Even. He was a gorilla" This an
nouncement rather staggered Dr. ALL
port. but he Joined In the general laugh
among lawyers, experts and spectators.
There was warm tilt between the wit
ness and Assistant Safes Attorney Nc
Even during the afternoon. After an
swering the question Dr. Airport pro-
ccc6ed to give a little explanatory lee
ture. DEPRESSING. somewhat from the sub
feet under consideration. When he
paused Assistant States Attorney Nc
Even gGzed at the witness a moment
ana remarked: You are little too
fresh"
Ex-Judge Vincent was on his feet In