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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
FOR PLAYING PITCH
Five Citizens Of RinGwoOd Arrested d
In the Act ofGambliny.


Ringwood. O. T.. March 1.-THE Leader
has the following:
I'm ancient times when Creek net
Greek in historic arenas devoted 70 rublfo
sports a terrific personal encounter was
sure to ensue. But in these modern times
when party OF Rluewood citizens and
the town marshal become AZ Gorgorheads
and prepare 10 % battle neither side as
s-iu'ss pusilisiic attitude. hut Oh the con
tVary. straightWay seeks the arm cf the
law aa-h as a weapon of oEense and de-
fease.
II en- happened because Marshal Iorter
lass Tuesday interrupted a "sociai-- game
of pitch being lndulsed in by q party
of Use mole citizens 5f this town They
were charged vith gambling ana the
stake being PLAYED far was the enormous
s-m ot ter cents ~on the corner The
parties arrested were ''Baoe-' Greenland.
.Chrg Greenland. Henry Llovd. Dolph
Fowler ana Walt Stewart. They went
before Justice Haworth. pleaded guilty.
anl we're assessed e fine of 8 each along
vi,h the costs ~ the case
sh0rT aftr The fines ana costs we're
Ehe Grl2Iar5 swore out q war
before JlslCe Haw7rth. cherginc
l Frtar vith tha o0enS, Z
u-nt YVES serr3 hy
y Ser Srstn sitha1-h 6rrv-
@ c hgrEe. FoFter admitted
t'ar lHc in tcr past 81 has tayed
~ stake a-1 ra,he- thar
al suf,l us Willingness sc PES
e was assess5d s. and costs.
me social same Of catds for small
has eLce-slr -g-te q fad in this
Gown. aaa ve wn state in behalf ~ sns
cal5s ia 1eAisc place. not eade4tortnr
- escape ds-fction sa3 rrobably SAW 10
E1tm ia uaat thcy slrmoa s pleasant
t rhe wege V.c-1tir= coth
la ~ ani the spirit - the law. never
i-ele Ssch pracsic a-e dero-eifzinE
eaEeci tr, rttil cf asr -efi.sl iritt
ara Should d- Condemned ~ a1l
Ee EeEs of gsr cc--u-lE.its-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
Sprin gtime e
Its Enjoyment Depends Upon
Your Condition Of Health
Paine'S Celery COmgannd
win Remove Your Burden of Dis
ease and Suffering and Make
Life Worth Living.

In springtinae thousands resort 10 some
remedy to purify the blood and to arouse
its circulation With the view Of banishing
diseases common at this season.
Those whose intelligence directs them
to make use Of Paines Celery Compound.
know just what 10 expect in results when
tho great medicine is used They are
aware Of the fact that their relatives.
friends. and neighbors have used Paiue's
Celery Compound in the past. and that
it has, in every case. proved the ideal
invigorator for the run down, weak, and
suffering; Il has cleansed the blood and
caused the life stream to course with
vigor and health to every part Of the
body; it has braced the nerves; it has
banished the agonies Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, and dyspepsia, and has
triumphed over deadly kidney disease
and liver troubles
Ia the past. Paine's Celery Compound
IS a spring medicine has saved thousands
Of precious lives; today. its work is
greater. more wild spread, and more COM
manding than ever before, because people
know It better and use It more freely.
Headaches, sideaches. backaches, heart
q o-.1--''' S4SS 'I7s7--0>St CO4N Ci4ilS, lAsiit
sweats, and fevers are quickly ban;shed
when Paine's Celery Compound Is faith
fully used. No other spring medicine
keeps the confidence OF so many earnest
men and women. Paine's Celery Com
pound has compelled the admiration OF
the medical world, and VIII hold its high
position as the surest best, and most ef-
fective health giver- One or two bottles
used at this time viii work wonders for
all VINO are weak. run down. nervous,
and out-of-sorts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
He KEPT HIS
BETTER HALF
IN BIG BOX
Queer Case Related to Have
Occurred in Shawnee,
MAN FROM MISSOURI
DeveIopes Unique Way of
Governing a Wife.
MAN FROM MISSOURI

Guthrie, O. T. March IA sensation
has been started in Shawnee which has
caused intense interest among the people
of that city. Chief of Police Douglas
took hand in the affair and the follow
ing story, told in the Qunl. came out:
The 'rlnspeakable Turk has been par
aHeled iu Shawnee. For nearly three
months past a young woman has been
kept z prisoner in a little one-room box
house at No. 4a2 South Broadway by a
man until recently supposed to be her
husband.
The couple came to this city in August
and occupied the house indicated above.
Tor several months after thu arrival of
the couple the young woman was seen
out Of doors occasionally, bat always
with her husband a%a closely watched by
him. She helped him build a palng fence
about the premises. Sometimes they went
80 a neiehboring well together for a buck
et Of water, and occasionally with locked
arms they went up town. But Invariably
the man 3ealously prevented other per
sons from speaking alone with his wife.
AS the weeks went by Il became known
that he was cruel TO her On one oc-
caslon he was seen cutting her. first on
one cheek and then On the other. At
another time a neighbor ran into the
house and compelled him 70 stop beating
her. Everyone in the neighborhood pit
fed her ann wondered why she 50 ab-
5ectiy submitted to the continuous in
dignfties.
Since Christmas the woman has been
scarcely seen by the neighbors. Every
time her husband went away from the
house he closed the door and locked II
with two locks, one Of them a paddock.
He had in the house a large box, as long
as e bedstead, those who have seen It
say. No one ever learned what 1T was
for, but it IS believed by those who saw
most Of the domestic life Of the couple
that on going out the man shut HIS wife
in the big box and then double-locked
The door of the house. At any rate. no
one could get her to answer by knocking
at the ~oor in her husbands absence.
Things went on from bad to worse.
None Of the neighbors cared to NEEDLE.
yet everybody wished the woman could
be set free and the mystery cleared up.
Finally the situation became unbearabie
and Friday afternoon was reported n
the police. Chief Douglas went down 10
investigate and found puzzling state
Of affairs. It was difficult to get any
thing out Of them. singiy or collectively.
But wha they did say was contradictory.
They claimed 10 be from Willow Spring.
Missouri. and to have Been married at
West Plains. Missouri As no formal
charges had been fled, there was nothing
TO DO but TO await further developments.
The chief came away intending TO sift
the matter to the bottom the next morn
ing.
On his return yesterday morning he
found the house deserted. The big box
had been wrecked and the material was
with stick or whip by a brakeman. and
was forced to jump from the train His
head struchk a switch stand and the boy
was killed.
Your health depends upon the condition
Of your blood. Keep It pure by taking
Hoods Sarsa aparilIa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
Dias4nnH pa;rfe for all decorative work.
- HeAiet s'AA1' Equal to soc. Gold Paint.


he claims IS acquainted with the hooks
ana all transactions occurring during that
term. He asserted the commissioners
had agreed to give him plenty OF time,
which sta tement was sssented to by Com
missioner Stone.
The expert insisted that he was wasting
valuable time and if he won the suit It
would not pay him for the time expended
and demanded the order.
Judge Jones then became wrathy and
insisted that the expert could spend his
time on the books meanwhile. stating
he would give an indemnity bond If nee
essary
Mcdowell insisted. saying:
Tn going 10 know how we stand with
these commissioners. IF we cannot bring
suit as provided b. our request. we are
going 10 quit
in treateniug tone. he continued:
There is one proposition we don t
have to ask anybody about I can bring
that suit myself as an Individual. the
same as any other suit. if necessary
Judge Jones again became wrathy and
exclaimed, sententiously:
Il want to he appointed to investigate
1Ir. Overholser's record as a commits
sioner 1 have asked the board to ap-
roint me 10 do that"
you are talking TO the gallery when
you say that" replied the expert. sar-
Castically.
This spaEring continued for an hour or
more Meanwhile Commissioner Wilder
son had departed to catch a train to take
him 10 his home at Edmond and as Com
missioner Malone was absent, no action
was taken upon the request of Mr.. Nc
DcWell
The whole matter promises to develop
some sensations IN the near future which
VIII be most intercoting to the general
r,rsITra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
Plies Cured Without he knife.
COMING LOCAL rysNTS


Reet7ar meeting ~ TIRE board ~ diree-
tors n the Wictba Hospital Tse'day
morning at 9-G clock.
Garfield post 80 e. G =. r.. win saeet
March lS - Garaold haii az sa o. M Ala
.. A. RS are invited 90 atftrr
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking Club
wH meet this week wiki Airs Frrd
swyth ou North Lawrence aNcuue.
The woman's conference of the tssocf-
ate Charities win meet in their room in
the court house this afternoon at 1st
Garfield Corrs SO ~ win meet ln reg
ulsr session ct 2sa today All mrmter1
are requested 90 De present and briae weIl
filed tasEets
Euza beth lodge no ~ 70 ~ r.. T. o. o.
r.. vii glte q social 40 ttelr hai Wrencs-
day eVeu.us MArch if Efer} beds cos-
daily initsd
Those t1bing par. 81 the minstrel act ~
gne PA lr sfrw Wil merf ~ Mrs Hoy
room nn wednesday evening Gs octeck.
se1gv icA bulans
George p Thomas Sewing un'on wnI
meet Wednesday. March - at e'ster
Roofs 90 south water street Iisass
notice change of 1ate
There pM be- regular meeting of ley
Leaf ChartCr Nc. =. o. q. 8. Tuesday
evening March - Oncer please 10
present fer couferrlns ~ desrers
The Waman's Christian Temperance
Cnion VIII bold their rcRs'ar ueetiag at
g clock tfis afternoon at z ssfTwiee
block superintepdent report Direelors
meeting.
~ r. O. No. a. wul meet on TurffaF.
March j. ~ zH g. H. in Garfield haH. A
fuil atterdance is requested as fusl af-
r1recmcuts mBst he uare fHr fhe EaHfer
eaie After the Carra aiiFgrns. therf HIll
be an open mcefine ~ ahich eurprr Hl
Pc served 20 The comrades ~ tisfar'i
post The N. K O. members Hli Fraer
bring uel fllrd baskets far eaurer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
Would Smash the Club.

II members Of the Hay Fever Associa-
ton would use Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the club would 90 TO
pieces, for It always cures this malady.
and Asthma, the kind that battles the doc
tors-ir wholly drives from the system.
Thousands Of once-hopeless sufferers
from Consumption. Pneumonia. Bronchitis
owe their lives and health TO it. It con
Quers Grip. saves little ones from Group
and Whoopiag Cough and Is positively
guaranteed for al Throat and Lung
troubles, soc. 800. at Gehrings phar-
macy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
ROBBERS ON TRAIN
Gang OF ofPick-pOekets Cause the Rock
island Passengers Trouble,

ASls&1AN Z AAOGoAFF
Chickasha, I. T., March 17.--Passengers
on the Rock Island passenger train No.
5, which arrives here at 1:25 2. m, had
quite an exciting time Friday with a
gang of pickpockets.
Just where the gang boarded the train
but somewhere about Kinghsher they
attempted to rob a passenger by jostling
him in the doorway, favorite device Of
the gang of thieves. It is thought that
no money was secured. The officers at
FL Reno were notified and the gang ar
rested there. The rest eluded the officers
and came TO Ninco. where they jumped
from the train.
The officers here were notified by wire
that the gang were aboard. and Deputies
Madsen and Spears and Marshal Hopkins
met the train, but their prey escaped.
Officers Madsen and Spears went to Min
CO on No. 4 They have a good descrip-
ton of the men who left the train at
Minco. There were four or i've of them
and the officers and the Rock Island wiz
make every effort TO capture them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
GEO. CATHRAN
AGAIN LANDS
BEHIND BARS
Sheriff Schram Fines Much
Wanted Man at Ada.
He BROKE AWAY TWICE
Ex-Sherif Fousdale joins in
Happiness of Occasion.

Shawnee, o. T. March l7.-sher,r $50
ney schram has again landed George
Cathran behind ths bars Of the Tecun-
sch jail. and as a consequences is the hap
plest peace officer in the territory. says
the oum.
It VIII be remembered that during the
administration Of Sheriff Billy Trousdale.
and over a year ago. cathran was con
yicted Of the theft Of some cotton and
sentenced TO a term Of one year and
eight months Imprisonment. and that
while en- route to the Kansas peniten-
tiary he slipped u handeun on the Choc-
taw railway platform. at Oklahoma City.
and made his escape from sherln Trous-
dale and his deputies
Later. and after the election Of Sheri1
schram. the fellow was re-cartured and.
strange 10 relate, made q successful es-
cape from that officer At Arlzansas City.
when again en- route TO the Lansing.
kan, penitentiary. by making desper-
ate break for liberty while the sheriff
was escorting him from the depot res
taurant TO the train. after Mr. Schram
and his prisoner had taken supper there
Since that time. and up 20 yesterday
CathTsn has succeeded in eluding the
officers. but Il is safe now 20 predict thac
he VIII soon be inside the walls OF the
Kansas pen. for this time there win b.
no chances Of his escape taken by the
Pottavatomie county sheriff
The capture OF Cathran this time was
effected at Ada. l. T.. b. the onicers
there. and the sheriff az once responded
to a telegram and went and got his man.
Ex-Sherif Trousdale was here today.
and Joined heartily with Sheriff Schram in
rejoicing over the second good catch Of
the slippery prisoner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
MINING COMPANY CHARTERED
NatrOna Mining aud Prospecting CO.
Il Chartered

Guthrie O. T.. March 1.-THE Natrona
Mining and Prospecting company or
Woodward. has been chartered by Score
tary Crimes. for a term of twenty years.
Tie capital stock IS $4,000 and The com
pany is organized 70 90 a general pros
pectiug business IN western oklahoma.
The fncorDorators are: Harry A. Noah
Henry c. Fellows, Frank 9. Straw. J.
c. Bittner, William Ash. Themos 81 Ifess
James p. Renfrow. J.. Everett smith
Cyrus p. Green. Alfred c. Grimes Fred
Hardy, AL Of Alva. Marion F. dc1fulIen.
Whitchore; Marion O. Hickman. HAYDEN.
Parsons Aaron Van Dorm and Otis Mum
son. Of Woodward.
Cashlon society of the Free Methc6fst
church of Cashion, has been chart red
for a perpetual term or years with Geo.
J. Anderson. 8 ~ shryer. n. wash
burn. J. II. Malone and E. r bay az tT,is-
tees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18


their labors:
Invitation-E. I. Leach, J. E. McClung,
n. c. Jones
Ball-F. l. Fay. W. H. Tidball. T.
Bisbee, c. c. Lowery. H. D. Garrison,
ToptOn Rogers.
Parade-E. I. Leach, D F. soniday,
S. II. Harrison
4 Program for Social Session-E. I. Leach.
D. F. SolIidav. S. C. Heyman, j. F. Me-
Ciung, C. +. Adams. c. A Hinchee.
Refreshments-W. II. Tidball. S. c. Hey
man, c. F. Adams, s. r. Bisbee.
! General Reception-E. I. Leach, =. H.
Solliday, ". D. Clark. Baron House, J.
p. Bailey. c. w. Durant. E. S Wykert,
". NJ. Marl1well, ". 0. Kennedy, John
Shaw. ". H. Tidban S. II. HARRISON.
E. H Graham, Sol Barth. J. T Alton,
Frank Pemberton, J. J. AfcEachin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18

Il the woman AZ work should make
answer 70 the other woman, She might.
perhaps, say v Nou never had 10 scrub
and clean when your back acl5ed So tblt
L seemed that every movement vc,..I
break i ia tVo It's bel eroe- d to- p
woman 70 suffer. But when sae mus
suffer and slave ar The same tame size
reaches the limit ot der endurance.
Weak women who h4pe beea sra7,
strong hy The use of Or Pierce's Fato--
lie Frescrip ip,-on, recommend II Sc oth--s
AS Sodseu1 (. establishes rear1--.
drles weakening drains rca-s
ton and liberation and cu-os .erszle
weakness.
lave cee1 aIiny sa--- time now a-sa-
trc11.cl wtl female .-rrr-, .r-.- et
Wh. = johnson ~ tfsar.el- Cl-ee--r IL, s.
t-rery H-1etl tlo.l'l alrc .1 '.-el r.,. t..-,-
trlea NARY -ller .---t.-...-
gave ne friiti Nr.1 '-s
cues. 1sllc 1--WE 1-i-e af
uou and Two ~ Gcts.u -tel.-er 1.--.,-
hese riec-circs base 81 - e Eh
yoIr treat-lcut ] rs= r-l zl.e -1 F- ...-
hGt nzw o. the wofk t1- llt Et-rs.4 a.. -..a.
and ieel better to-day ,hsn ,farr fo- : r.s--
Or. Pierce Pheasant Pel.e.s care Isl
ioHsu1ss and SICK headache. They 10
~0t create the uill hal.t-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
EXPERT CAUSES TROUBLE
Warm Scene Enacted At County Com
missiOners' Meeting

missiOners' Meeting
Oklahoma iCy, March 1.-THE okla
homan has the following:
There was enacted a warm scene in the
county clerks Office Saturday afternoon.
when Mcdowell. the expert accountant.
said 10 hail from Montana. who is en-
ployed BY H. overholser 10 examine the
accounts Of the county officials. asked
the county commissioners for an order to
bring suit against ex-Probate Judge Asa
Jones for sum amounting TO something
over $500 which the expert claims has
been collected in fees. etc, and not turned
over 70 the county.
Judge Jones asked the commissioners
for sixty DAYS in which to bring to this
city the clerk who was employed in the
probate Office during his term and whom
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
HARD TO GET JURY
In the Case Of Frank Ellis, Accused
OF Clayton's Murder.

Guthrie, o. T, March l7.-Frank Ellis.
indicted for the murder Of Ferris Clayton
II this city last August. went 70 trial
IN the district court before Judge Bur
we'll today. Ellis was on the Guthrie po-
ice force when Clayton was killed and
eighty men were examined for jurors.
but The full number was not secured. It
VIII take some time to secure a jury, ow-
ing to the fact that the case Is so well
known ia this county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
Locklaw From Cobwebs.

Cobwebs put on cut lately gave
best thing to put on cut is Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. the infanible healer Of
Wounds. Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions.
Burns. Scalds and Piles. It cures or no
pay. Only 25c, at Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LaXatve Bromo Ouinine Tab
lets. An druggists refund the money II
# fails to cure. e. W. Groves signature
IS on each box. &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18
~ IS plsMIsEp

Supreme Court Holds That IL Has
no Jurisdiction.
Washington. March THE United
States supreme court today dism iss-d
for want Of jurisdiction tire case e
George n. Do5bs ard Ar1eiis New vs..
TIE State OF Kansas. Dcbbs ard
Mrs. New ere under life irpdson-
rent for the murder Ct Joseph New
in ereenwood county, Kansas. ir
1897.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18

Tais s5rzatars IS oa sysrs asx of ths re1z.-e
Laxative Brom0-QuiHiHe Tssiss
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-03
DEMOCRACYS PLIGHT.

Ex-senator Allen, of Nebraska,
views the Democratic situation with
alarm. He is an ardent admirer of
Bryan and Organism. and he regret
fully observes the action of a mum Der
of Democratic State conventions in
utterly repudiating" the Kansas
City platform through the simple
process of quietly ignoring it. This
moves Mr.. Allen to remark that the
outlook for the national Democratic
party was never more hopeless than
it is at the present time" and that
there il nothing for Mr.. Bryan and
his friends to do but to "either herd
by themselves or form an alliance
with the Populist party" The
plight of the Democracy is right here :
It will lose about as many votes by
dropping Organism as by retaining it,
and vice versa. Not only that, but
each element will want ticket to
represent it's views, and thus there
looms up the possibility of two ma
tional Democratic conventions and
two Democratic Presidential candi-
dates. This is the substance Of Mr..
Aliens forecast, and it has elements
of possibility. The prospective rem
ding and re-adjusting process, the
unity which prevails in the Republi-
can party and the contentment of the
people with prevailing conditions
unite to give Mr.. Allen pretty solid
reasons for his pessimistic view of
the Democracy's immediate future.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-03
State Sunday School rleeting.

The program for the annual con-
vention of the New Jersey Sunday
School Association, which will be
held in Camden, November goth and
21st, will include some of the best
known speakers and workers along
school lines. Among them are the
Rev. Jesse L. Hurlbut, D. d., Rev.
J. Madison Harve of Camden, Rev. E..
Morris FERGUSON of Trenton, Rev.
DR.. A. F. Schauffler of New York.
DR.. Hurlbut will speak on Normal
Work.
The magnitude of the State Sunday
School work is shown by the follow
ing figures: During 1901, 81, 800. &c
was spent in the prosecution of the
work of the State Association. The
number of Sunday Schools in the
State is 1850. The total attending
Sunday School membership { officers,
teachers ana scholarly is more than
1000 larger than the number reported
last year. Adding the IA, 5S3 home
department members separately re.
ported, the total of Sunday School
Bible students is 366, 030, with an
average attendance of 207, 445, or 6
per cent. of attendance .of 80 The
figures show that the State has one
Sunday School scholar to every 81 Of
the population.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-03
CAN TRUST REPUBLICAN PARTY.

One of the weakest points in the
Democratic antitrust arguments is
the fact that even were the people to
return a Democratic majority to the
House it would be impossible for the
Democrats to enact any antitrust
measures in accordance with their
views. There is no possibility of the
Democrats securing control of the
Senate until at least two Congresses
after the Fifty seventh shall have ex-
pired. Therefore, the only hope of
anti trust legislation is in the cleo
tion of sac Republican majority in
the lower House. With the President
and Congress both Republican, there
is reason to anticipate that some con-
sentative but effectual remedy, not
destructive of the trusts, but correct
i've of trust evils, will be placed on
the statute books. Moreover, with
some Democrats still shouting "l6 to
l." others tavoring socialistic meas
ures and still others, as in Morris
County, advocating gold standard.
there would be no hope OF sensible
legislation from that party.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-03
JUSTICE TO NAME GRAND JURY FORE.
MAN.

Justice Dixon created a sensation
in his charge to the Grand Jury at
the opening of the September term of
the Passaic court by announcing that
hereafter the Court would exercise
it's prerogative in the organization of
the Grand Jury and name the fore
man. instead of the Sheriff, as has
lately been the custom.
1.-THE Sheriff hereafter will return
the names of the Grand Jury in alph-
abetical order, and the Court will
then use its own prerogative in the
choosing of a foreman. 1t is the u.s.
ual duty of the foreman to examine
witnesses and supervise the delibera-
tions of that body. / deem that it is
best to have foreman with those
peculiar qualifications necessary to ex-
ercise the Office and perform those
duties. We owe it to the public to
choose man who will serve salts
factorily and efficiently. Hereafter
the Sheriff will return the list in al
phabetical order, and the Court will
make the choice.
Whether the other Supreme Court
Justices will follow the example of
Justice Dixon will probably depend
upon the developments in his court
under the resumption of its preroga-
tives.