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Reevlle Rrlefs.

BeeviIie. Texas, November 2l,-Quite a
number OF Beevllle people attended the
Houston Carnival this week
The Beeyille oil mill WIN be started no
Monday.
TAX II a street fair 10 be held either
during tho Christmas holidays or about
the f4th az February IS being INDUCED By
n few people.
garden acreage IN this vicinity continues
TO increase
Rev j. r. H. Miller the new pastor
Of the local Methodist church, accompanied
by his family. has arrived ln the city and
are domiciled IN the parsonage.
Mrs r J.. Cox and children left Monday
FOR Monterey. Mexico, where they VIII
iojn Mr.. Gov. who mas position ne stem
ographer with a large wholesale hrm there.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY WRECK.
Tho Fireman Was Killed and Several
PASSENGERS Injured

Tho Fireman Was Killed and Several
Passengers Injured,
Spartansburg s. c., November 24.-SoWh-
ern Railway train No. l. was wrecked, the
fireman killed and the engineer and-Seyeral
passengers injured this morning nt 2'3o
O'Clock ia the yards at this place, The train
had just started on It's way TO Atlanta and,
while IN the yards, colllded with three box
ears. which had broken loose at the june
tiou, and were running down the hill at
terrific speed.
The dead
BOB SlFTON. fireman.
The injured.
Il Il solomon, arm broken and internally
injured, probably fatal
Mary Wilson, coiorcd.
j. O. Mitchell, baggage master R@llg
A. W. Ticknor, express messenger
bruised
several passengers we're badly shaken up
and some slightly bruised
The engine Of the passenger aud three
coaches were completely wrecked. as were
the box cars. Three other COACHES were
slightly damaged.
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More Street Car Litigation.

Beaumont, Texas, November 24.-The
street car troubles received further air
ing this morning by the filing OF writ
Of punishment IN the case OF II X John.
son VS. the Beaumont Street Railway The
writ alleges that Messrs Cussachs and NJ.
A. Orlopp have reason 70 believe that the
Beaumont Street Railway company Is in
dehted ia II. *. Johnson and that Johnson
owns stock In the Beaumont Street Railway
company, and they ask garnishmcut on the
street railway IN the sum Of S4i, i6G.7S al.
leging an Indebtedness of Johnson to them
I'm that sum. This is n follower OF the It'll
cation which came up about two weeks
since and means that II the firm Of Gus
sachs & Co. and NJ. A. Orlopp got judy
ment In the former litigation against John
son they viii have claim on the street
railway fer the amount that Johnson al
leges In another suit is due him from the
street railway Tho whole matter Is IN a
very much mixed condition and the trial OF
all the cases are being watched with con
siderable interest by the people Of this
city.
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Affidavit
New Lease of Life for an Iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster n. II Randall, Dunlap, Ia,
lays. suffered from indigestion and re-
Iulting evils for years. Finally | tried
Kodol. soon knew had found what
had long looked for. am better today
than in years. Kodol gave me a new
lease Of life. Anyone can have my af-
Hdavit TO the truth of this statement. "
Kodol digestS your food, This enables the
system to assimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ aud restoring health
KOdOI RIakes You Strong.
Prepared only by r. @. DEWITT 4 90, Chicago.
TheSi bottle contains2b times the SOC, size
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sohnol Trnsteos, MeetInn.

Superintendent H Il. Cline has called a
general meeting OF the white school trus
tees Of Harris county 70 be held In Hous-
ton on December % and %.
He announces that a general discussion
viii take place and plans will be proposed
10 enable ali county school districts 10
have a nine months term and free books.
The trusees Of Independent school dis
tricts are also invited 10 attend,
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Cameron Locals.

Cameron. Texas. November 22-Chptsin
Williams Of the United states army is
spending his short furlough with HIS nleees
at Maysheld
r. G. Knox left for Pine Blun Ark,
where he and his family VIII reside IN the
future.
IN summersvile where they will make
their home
Robert Green. who was thought 70 be
conYaiescing from an appendicitis oper
piieations,
father.
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Dr. c. J Foster Of the midway snake
and animal show on yesterday donated to
Houston's city park one marble cat, one
red lynx, one Texas catamount and one
armadillo The doctor has rare facilities
FOR obtaining native Wild animals and
generously decided 10 add to the city's col
faction nj the park
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sYoakum, TEXAS, November 2S.-Mr. James
q Jores Of this city was IN the wreck
which occurred AZ Devers, on the Southern
Pacific last week Mr. Jones was fortunate
10 escape with only few scratches on the
wrist
CITY Marshai n r. crisvsii returned yss.
t.Fdsy from Houston, where be spent the
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Beaumont, Texas. November 2i-Tho IN.
terest IN oil circles today conferred around
the election OF another secretary tonight
and the determination Of the future policy
Of the exchange. There was fnll meet.
Ing, taking In consideration the proxies as
well as goodly number present In person
MIR. c. T. Bunch, who has been acting
secretary for the past two months. has
been doing the work in satisfactory man.
ner, hut his position being necessarily I'M
certain, he could not lay plans for the ~.
ture. which is an essential feature for "a
board OF trade even II not Tor an OH OK.
change.
Tho election Of o secretary 70 succeed
Mr.. Chlldrcss whose resignation has been
received and accepted, was again pest
poued at tOnights meeting. There is somn
talb Of eliminating the oil exchange feature
aud this viii he done at the regular stock
holders meeting to be held December g.
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" she city this week and next forward a
s9Ia 70 John Watson at the Masonic rem.
PIE, setting forth the number they can &C.
~. =. iuloeate' the accommodations ana the
value to the local committee and also as.
s!s's those who have rooms or table board.
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Beaumont. Texas, November - There
is very important suit pending and now
on trial In the Federal court under Judge
Bryant styled r. Il. Lester, Jr VS.. Francis
Peabody ct al. The suit covers a league or
land In Hardin county that is valuable for
It's pine timbers, The land has been in the
possession Of the Texas Pine Land assocla-
ton for several years and the suit is
Of recent fling. The case is being tried by
n jury and there are several prominent
attorneys In the case.
County Judge d. p. Wheat has been busy
today with his civil docket, which is very
large Today he Is trying the case OF
Reynolds vs.. TcXarkana and Fort Smith
Railway, a suit that had Its origin In Port
Arthur, The rest Of the docket will be
cleared up as rapidly as possible
At the court house the real estate trans
fers are now being recorded at the rate OF
forty a day and the amounts involved run
from $500 to 100000. There wero two to.
day that went in for 500, 900. The prices
show decidedly upward tendency through
out the county.
Deputy Clerk Hal G. Land has returned
from Houston, whore he was made an
eighteenth degree Mason.
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ReeeIved Certificates.

me -four applicants Tor teachers Ger
tlncates before the board OF county school
examiners on last frlday ano Satutunh
four granted certificates Yesterday,
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
The Board Of Trade Will Probably
Cut Out The Oil Exchange.
MORE STREET CAR LITIGATION Is on,
Suit Entered Against johnson for Forty
-Four Thousand Dollars--lmportan
Suit Is on Trial.
MORE STREET CAR LITIGATION is on.

Branch office. The Posts Beaumont Of
zee is now located In the ENaU buudlng
ground Hoor, both phones No s33 With c.
D. Linn as business representative ana r.
W Greer as correspondent. Subscriptions
and advertisements or news items left at
this address viii receive prompt attention
Subscribers having any cause for complaint
as TO delivery of papers are requested TO
phone or otherwise notify the ofhcc
promptly
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SLOW Fever is the most dreaded Of all
diseases OF the South. oXIDINE prevents
and cures L.
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THE NOBLE BIRD


. And now q word or two about the noble
M In purchasing the turkey have the
ilcAs' or the merchant from whom you
" Y remove all the leg sinews, as this
Aasn the drumstcks tender and eatable;
nay be done at home with fork. but
Y Is difficult feat for the amateur
100 often ones whole attention is given
ne preparation Of the meal and the
s'ls''e features Of the feast lost sight
Z f@ lowers Of course, the chrysanthe-
~ the queen, and its height renders
ianEa0le for the purpose. Varieties Of
M ~. ge aSo very effective Ears Of red
r. ltnOW corn, the husks opening i'm such
81 y 70 serve Ike the calyX of Il flow
r ae! ue arranged MS a ceuterpiece ON "A
aef table, the ears radlating from the
n Iis'n.h WIN t clusters OF grapes showing
+ sss lle spaces and stalks of wheat
81 sTlhg grace 77 N's-'' anu
iaiiel ribbons lend themselves admir-.
Hs siulost any form of table decora-
+ w .sa uliAFiS II chrysanrhemums and
4 An. tne chief decorations A cor
H En- IN wheat. hlled with grapes and
II issh " mat OF mountain ashhcrries or
II 4, , w apples. Is exceedingly pretty. and
"a ' ~ 4 q wheat tied with ribbon the
III s,,css 'u u u.at should be placed diagonal
Htss 4. lus ends Of the table. If the
"a .ggnu Tue eentcrplece Is sufficient.
+ ~ --sllllg eenterpIece is mound Of
NJ On '' s, on a small silver tray rest
&t ,shia'eF feet which elevate ii from
ss3rsis Y a wreath of autumn leaves
n srysns as lI9y and the fruit is artistical.
+ 5 ~ ~ Nv W. win the leaves and dropping
:. sf al, osaI1ed grain, A rustic basket of
+ wptfT Soi an indian canoe, either one Is
sa0sld not be forgotten tbat apfumIn
n any, 9e beautifully preserved hv he
s IL sssl hgaily In q weak solution of
h a ~ water, When they are dry
Z IN rsn 49, lightly packed. as this treat.
i M eBilgIs tnem brittle. BY tails methol
led fror ate preserved. and they may
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ONLY DINING CAR SERVICE
THROUGH TEXAS By SOUTHERN PA.
GIFIC
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~ l. ~. slnaer has been at o'clock. as Is
!, ,h.n,, lsmlly gatherings then the sup
49,. pe very light one, II You
yrRt ~. sl'ssy table place lace squares
|. ~. ,u''ga wa, Of the regulation tablecloth,
larv r'll De no hot dishes 10 mar its
IRA !, i-y eenterplece Is unique, being
u, A..a pumpkin to form a basket with
fssss a ~, the polished fruits are ar
i s, II .l,s and the fat dish which holds
sls 4 ,' Ii with foliage. autumn
'''e' color paper, colored true 20
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PALEsTINE.-An Italian who could not
speak English and who recently came here,
not BY taking 4 large quantity 81 morphiue.
he claimed that he was robbed Of IS.
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DINING CARS SERVE ON DAYLIGHT
RUN. HOUSTON AND NEW ORLEANS,
on sQuTHERN PACIFIC.
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News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas, November 24--The sec.
ond meeting of the Jefferson county teach.
ers' institute will be held at the high
school. Beaumont Texas November 20.
Morning session opens AZ 10 a. m.
The new officers elected by Albert Sidney
Johnston camp OF United Confederate Vet
Grams here are as follows: W. j, Rogers
commander; f. y. Stephenson, hrst lleu
tenant; T. NJ. Weber second lieutenant
II C. Mcclure. adiutant; T. l. Kelley as
sistant adjutant; B F Calhoun. surgeons
John McFaraue. quartermaster; j. X. Car
roll color bearer
Mr.. r. r Jones went to Lake Charles
this morning 10 arrange the details OF the
football game which Is 10 take place be
tween Beaumont and Lake Charles on
Thanksgiving.
Mayor Langham has called a mass meet
ing for tomorrow night IN the city council
chamber for all those who are Interested
IN the organization Of a fair or driving
mark association Ii is likely that there
will be n very large attendance.
There Is a great deal Of interest mani
Tested I'm the nomination u officers OF the
local aerle Of Eagles. which takes place
Wednesday night. They have member.
ship Of more than coo here
Adelaide Thurston played to very large
and satisfactory house Etonight. MY
Partner IS tho bin Cor tomorrow, matinee
and night,
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Turkeys! Turkeysl Any quantity. at
wholesale prices Prompt delivery. New
phone no; old 27s
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Coney Island.
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rurkeysl rurksysi Any quantity. al
wbnleSale PRICES. Prompt delivery New
phone 7Toi old Sfa
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Court In Newton County,
Newton. Texas, November 2i,-Dlstrict
court convened here last Monday, With
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nnrArn CR0OUETTEs.

H.. ne pOtatO croqhelNN9 ''NN '
MA notstoes that have been freshly
=. anton. one teaspoonful of salt,
,.s+s bsnoer. one tablespoonful of
.Sonred dne, one teaspoonful of
-, o.rslev. the volks Of two eggs,
n, bs,ten one white Of one. one table
.,a n butter, beat all together and
I,o croquettes. Roll in fine bread
~. then cover with beaten egg
~ fry in deep fat aud garnsh with
uleg,
Colonial delight is another dish which
/, IA ire appearance Of the table, and
E4s Is how II is made: Butter a bucket
h ETns straight sides, then overlap loiig,
& ra9 sfrIps of bread arranged about the
~ after hitting circular piece on the
" HAN Of the bucket Lay In steamed
II 3in,es cored and cut into slices, sprinkle
,nup snrar and a small bit Of cinnamon.
N m Ala a layer Of raw apples sliced, add
H. sugar. cinnamon and bits Of butter
e IN then repeat with apples and ounces
I'm fill Pour In a half a cunful of milk,
another circular piece over the top,
tTef and steam for two hours. Invert
hi 4 hot dish garnish with whipped
kam and macaroons and serve with plain
fEeet sauce.
Soup or no soup Is an open question for
E "a dInuef Clam houillon perhaps an
h pes the purpose very VOL, for 1t Is light
n ~ does not interfere with the enjoyment
ihe other good things that come later.
Whether there is soup or not the dinner
WSo lh not be minus an oyster plea big,
flefoas oyster pie baked IN a deep dish
p served piping hot and right here
W rei another question for answer. Shall
oyster pie. be served Individually or
srn larra els l.
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.,nsn who ever laid any clam
knr T0'' soosekseper puts forth her
lsins ,or THANKSGIVING Day dinner
sssH' what fashions may change,
70 ra', ~ that day is never altered
tinna s.r The turkey occupies the
rs e'n There ore some who prefer
4 l, .l,in. ordinary, everyday dressing
BE p,. ~ ssse Then there are others
.fiia W. ,o, dressing, and again others
u DE 9 sss,nst dressing 10 make the
Fi'l ,ss onc quart of crumbs 81 a
Er nAs - bread. Put this in a deep
Jef ~ S5 ak crackers which have
go IN half cupful Of milk. Then
i'a',u ~. ! onion, bunch Of celery
n ons Z sn,sas of parsley, q nan a
~ or Ten sgitea butter, salt, whlte per
4. hl o. unuvtols eggs. Chop the Onion,
4 nd iNV ,sIey very fine, and then IN,
M tnl p.5ients together. now 3uI
he ms'ets arfy good chestnuts ooIea
&rynVe " md split In halt flil fne ,
b!auypo1 ~ and roast. Nleh COUSINS
&sg, y" ~, w over with melted outer
&ssh tne Ner 10 "a little bout' llSl'
shE the FOWL breast doWh~a ~ =,
Ilsilns Psss,ts the-brcast the uiyesN Ia a.. y
Il ts E!s' from becoming taSteleSs, - .
iaissg' wafer In the pan pas,e 49,
NE oe,,1tos or 50. As garulSI Doi'eu
Nifsl a'' ana parsley may ne u9eu, 49,
tslp's u course In Importance couleS w
seA jally. a thin, sour s4uVc n ,,t,s
!. ,ssSIe and even pai .,,5 ~ me snuSe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
AUTHORITY TO BREAK STRIKE.
RAILWAY COMPANY UPHOLD COURSE
OF PRESIDENT AND MANAGER

The directors Of the Hudson Valley Railway Com
pany held meeting yesterday in the office Of John
W Herbert at No. 81 Nassau-st.. and took action
intended give full authority to the president and
general manager of the road to deal with the
strike of the motormen and conductors the line.
Those present were Addison r. Covin. president OF
the company: Mr.. Herbert. who is Mayor of Hell
meta " J.; George b. Wilson. c. Tracy Rogers.
Lewis ". Emerson. Watson y. Sprague. Charles f
Rrisban Peter Mccarthy, George F. Green and
John Mcnamara. There had been an fntimation
that the directors would decide to run only as
many cars as were necessary to meet the fran
chise requirements until there end of the
strike. but they decided yesterday to operate the
road the fullest extent possible.
B. s Josselyn, the general manager. is 10 be con-
tinued in office and supported by the directors In
his plans for breaking the strike. The refusal Of
the strikers to accept arbitration II was said
yesterday. left choice for the company but to
new motormen and conductors. The following
resolution was passed.
Resolved, That the action heretofore taken hv the
president and general manager in relation the
matters growing out of the difficulties with late
employees be and IL Is hereby approved; and they
hereby authorized TO operate the on the
several divisions OF the company by the employ
ment OF competent operatives such terms as
they may deem proper and just.
Mr. Herbert was elected first vice-p president OF
the company in place OF Joseph A. Powers. re-
signed, and Joseph 4. Kellogg. OF CiIens Fails was
elected secretary and counsel. George y. Herne of
SNUFF Company, elected a director IN place o
Thomas Conner. resigned.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
CAPT. CREEDEN SUSPENDED
porICEMAN Is UNDER CHARGES AND
III, At HOME.

Police Commissioner Partridge announced
Yesterday that he had suspended Captain Ilmo-
thy J. Creeden. lately in command OF the last
EiEhty-eighth-st station, who is III at ms
home. II was remarked at Headquarters mat
this action was unprecedented
Some weeks ago charges were preferred
against Captain Creeden for neglect Of duty IN
failing 20 suppress alleged poolroom In the
rooms OF the William r. Riley Association al
No 314 East Eighty-hrst-st, on which raid
was made by county detectives Of District At
torney Jerome's stan. day before Captain
Creeden was 10 appear before Commissioner
Partridge for trial the charges, he became
an IN the station ana removed 10 his home
where ne has been ever since. His trial on the
charges has been adjourned from time 10 time
on the report OF surgeons that he was not IN a
condition TO he subjected 10 the physical and
mental hardships Of the proceedings. Comnis-
sioner Partridge gave no reasons for his action.
His action viii deprive Captain Creeden OF the
half pay which captains receive when they are
on the sick list The Commissioner was asked
II he had suspended Captain Creeden because
ne thought that the captain was feiening III
ness. and he replied
ANY information that point you'u have
10 get from Creeden."
Mr.. Partridge has designated Sergeant James
Casey as the acting captain of the East Eighty
eighth-st. station.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TO CONFER WITH THE ASTORS.
RAPID TRANSIT BOARD COMMITTEE TO
SOLVE PROBLEM OVER FOR
MER'S PROPERTY.

At the regular meeting OF the Board OF Rapid
Transit Commissioners yesterday, after letter OF
thanks for the boards action in reference 10 the
North River tunnel from President A. ]. Cassatt
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. in which Mr. Cas-
satt promised the subject would be submitted at
the next meeting OF the Pennsylvania directors.
had been read. Edward NJ. Shepard informed the
board that in narrow streets. such Elm-st, the
construction OF the waterproof roof Of the tunnel
acted a shed which directed the water against
the immediate foundations Of property IN the
streets, inturing the foundations. Mr.. Shepard
said that the property owners had already re-
quested the contractors TO waterproof their founda-
tions.
The contractors had already refused 10 water
proof these vaults at their expense" said
Mr.. Shepard. If they do so. they undoubtedly
Will bring action against the city 10 recover the
money expended as extra expense. Mr.. Boardman
and have gone over the question. and are In
clined 10 think the adjacent property owners have
no cause OF action against the city. The contract
calls for waterproof roof. and its consequences
should. in view, Be undertaken Jy the con-
tractors If ordered by the chief engineer the con-
tractors win do so; but the claims may reach
S5oe9 or $500 II was thought best TO submit the
! The question was referred 10 the Controller
The deed 70 the property TO be used for the sta
over 10 the board. Nj Shepard said the title was
guaranteed clear by title guarantee company.
devoted 10 the situation with reference TO the
Astor property, at Forty-second-st- and Broadway
explained that the Astors were generous In their
propositions TO the board, provided the latter could
settle with the tenants who hold leases which
Mr.. Boardman said, the Astors would be only too
gad 10 be rid Of Mr.. Boardman declared II was a
question OF whom 10 deal with
Let us deal with the Astors." said Mr. Jesup
emphaucally- i am opposed to having anything
10 90 with the tenants. This board must not be
used as catspaW to relieve the Astors."
on Mr.. Starin's motion a COMMITTEES OF three
vas appointed by the president consisting OF Mr.
OF, MI. Starin and Controller Grout, to confer
The preparations Of counsel 20 condemn the
streets OF Brooklyn through which the branch sub
way VIII pass were submitted and approved.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
BACKUS FALLS IN CLIENTS ARMS
LAWYER OVERCOME WHILE DEFENDING
RoUNDsMAN ACCUSED IN FUNERAL
RIOT CASE

Considerable excitement was caused IN Part
III, General Sessions, where Recorder Gof Is
sitting. yesterday by the collapse Of Foster L.
Baclzus, the Brooklyn lawyer who is defending
Roundsman James NJ. jackson. accused of as
ssut in Rabbi Josephs funeral Mr. Backus
defended Florence Burns. the woman accused
last winter OF numbering Walter Brooks.
Mr.. Baclxus is afflicted with heart weakness,
and Just after the court opened he became pale
Then he reeled and fell into the arms OF his
client The roundsman Is a big man and he
carried the lawyer TO bench. Mrs. Backus
was IN court and rushed over to her husbands
side. For time excitement reigned IN the
courtroom, everybody crowding around in the
space inside the rail. The Recorder finally or
dered that the lawyer be taken into Assistant
District Attorney Schurmans Office, on the
fifth floor. This was done.
The trial, which has been going on for two
days. has been quite 8 strain on both the
prosecution and defence. Mr.. Baclzus was told
by MS physician that he had better not atteupt
10 take hold OF the case until he had had a rest
ana The lawyer tried 10 get an adjournment
lie was not successful, however and disreea "a
ing MS Doctors advice. took up the case soon
after the lawyer had been taken 10 Mr. Scbur
mans ofhce Coroner's Physician Weston u-bo
nad been at the MolineuN trial near by cared
1or the stricken man. In few minutes he had
recovered enough 10 be taken to his home IN .
CAD The case was adjourned.