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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
WISCONSIN

KENOSHA, Wis, Oct 2o.-At a meet
ing of representatives Of all industrial
plants in the city last night steps were
completed for the formation of a manu-
facturers' association. The principles of
the association practically declare for an
open shop in every plant in Kenosha.
The new order will affect $500 men, and
the plarts which have signed the agree
ment have an annual payroll OF more
than s5,0OO,00O.
The announcement Of the formation of
the association came as a surprise to
labor leaders. who declared that within
a few weeks there would be 5000 men
striking In the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
UTAH

PARK CITY, Utah. Oct. 2O.-The
knights of Pythias celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their, organization In
their lodge room A smSker was given
and an orchestra played during the even
ing. Refreshments were served.
j. j. DAILY came up to Park on mining
business.
The local lodge Of Elks is preparing to
give a minstrel performance on the night
of November in the Dewey theater.
The Independent Telephone company has
granted the demands of the striking line
men, and large force Of men is at WORK
In Park
OGDEN-The Southern Pacific company
is moving $4,000 tons of freight in and out
of Ogden every twenty-four hours, and
over the division, and the congestion at
terminals is somewhat reduced.
Sanitary Inspector Powers has two
cases of smallpox under quarantine. One
is In the family of S. v. CASTOR, 2S63
Adams avenue. The other Is on the op-
posite side of the street, at 1880 Adams.
H. c. Jacobs, probation officer of the
Juvenile court, has been appointed truant
officer for Ogden by the board of educa-
ton, and will assume his new duties at
once
MOUNT PLEAsANT-walter James of
Black Rock has been in town during the
week on business.
Sheriff Knudsen was up from Manti on
business.
j. w Farnsworth, formerly of this citv,
came down from Carey. Idaho, to visit
his mother and friends for few days !
Judge A. N. Cherry of Salt Lake City
isl visiting his son, ]. w. Cherry of this
city.
II. C. Beaumann, cashier of the North
sanpete bank, visited Salt Lake on bust
ness this week. @
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE

NASHUA, N. H, Oct. 20-George Cara
witch had a $400 watch stolen from his
pocket at the Fireman's Relief associa-
ton fair In the French opera house. He
had this week completed paying for the
timepiece, which he had purchased from
local jeweler on the installment plan
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morse celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage
by family gathering on Foster square
Mr.. Morse is a prominent real estate
dealer. He has served several terms or
the board of assessors, Is a Mason of the
thirty-second degree and member OF
Pennichuck lodge, I. o. o. F.
CLAREMONT-If the police can locate
the owner of a brand new No. 10 rubber
light may be shed upon who is ransack-
ing hen roosts and doing thieving about
town. The latest depreciation occurred
when the hen house of William H. Case
of q Washington street was broken into
and flock of choice poultry nearly
cleaned out.
SUNCOOK-While on a hunting trir
Charles Knox of Allenstown was killed
by the accidental discharge OF his rifle
He was making his way through the un-
derbrush in pursuit of game when the
trigger of the gun caught on a bush
The bullet entered his lung and he fell
dead. He was IS years old.
FRANKLIN-George II. Adams, for.
mer representative in the state legisla.
ture and one of the. oldest manufacturer
Of knitting needles in this country, Is
dead. He was g. years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
MASSACHUSETTS

NORTH ATTLEBORO. Mass, Oct. TO-
While driving his auto around sharp
curve in Wrentham julius Strous, who
conducts a mems furnishing store at 137
Court street, Boston, crashed into a team
driven by Alexander Munroe of this town.
Munroe was thrown into the wreck Of
his team and is In a critical condition.
His skull is fractured and several ribs
are broken.
HAVERHILL-Pepne in by barred
doors after being pommeled almost to a
state of Inconsistencies by three men,
Edward s. Kaulback. youth, was res
cued from stable by the police after he
had been attacked by a bulldog set upon
him by the three assailants when they
had finished with him.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM-Th eighth
annual convention of the Massachusetts
State Association of BARRIERS, allied with
the Journeymen Barbers' international
union of America, opened here Dele
gates from local unions throughout the
state are here as guests of local 3S9.
FITCHBURG-A squad of policemen in
charge OF Inspector Bernard H. Flaherty
and Liquor Officer Herbert L. Flint broke
up poker game at IS Second street and
at the same time and place made a seizure
Of a small quantity of whisky and twenty
gallons of ale. Frank and Esther Bill.
who are said to be the proprietors of the
house, were arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
CATS FANCY FARE COSTS
HIS OWNER JUST S30a

1. BOSTON, Oct. 2o.-As payment I
1. for cats board bill, Mrs Elizabeth (
+ B. Sdyrer was today allowed 1928 in I
1. the municipal civil court. AIRS. My I
+ rer testified that Ben" an Ansora 7
/. cat was brought to her by Martha t
+ w. Merrill of Lebanon, n. H., in +
i. April, 1903. She was to care for the 4
4. cat for 50 a week. +
+ The cat sulked unless he had cream 4
i three times a day, tenderloin twice. I
i. with a side order OF salmon (
+ On such diet ben" worried along {
+ in life until 1905. when his board bill I
j. for 154 weeks was $30s. Mrs. Merrill 1
i paid a part of the bill and Mrs. Myrer !
i. sued for the balance due. for which I
i. she has been given judgment. I
i j. i 4 j. j. +~* + 4 4 + + 4. I. 4 T. +
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
ARKANSAS

EUREKA SPRINGS. Ark, Oct. 2o.-I'ht
Crescent hotel closed, terminating a five
year lease by the Frisco Hotel compan:>
Manager Gules will take charge in tlle
spring of resort hotel to be opened by
the Frisco on its main line. No infornra'
tion is given out relative to plans and
location of the new resort other than II
Springs.
LITTLE ROCK-Senator John A. Hinkie
OF Ratesville, who proved to be the star
witness in the former trial Of Senator A.
w. Covington, was summoned as a wit
ness In the trial Of Senator Covington,
scheduled for October 49, The indictment
to be tried this time charges Covington
with bribery IN connection with his duties
as a member and president of the state
senate OF 1905 The last trial resulted in
hung jury.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
MISSOURI

SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. 20.-Lloyd Cannon
negro. attacked Sophia Schwenson, a
white domestic employed at the home OF
Fountain Merriwether. The girls cries
attracted the attention of Reuben Sell
ers, a carpenter, and she was rescued be-
fore she had been harmed, although her
clothing was torn. J. M. Ray and Will
liam Shaw, carpenters working with Sell
ers, procured a rope and insisted on
hanging Cannon, but were persuaded to
desist until Mrs. Merriwether, who was
absent from home, returned.
JEFFERSON CITY-Up to today Sec
retary of State Swanger has issued 2107
automobile licenses to owners, 697 to
drivers and So to dealers. The receipts
from this source aggregate $12,2s7, which
goes TO the good roads fund established
by the last general assembly.
ST. JOSEPH-R M. Thatcher, whose
home is unknown to the police. was killed
in a Burlington freight car loaded with
shelled corn. Thatcher wanted to
go to Kansas City, and crept into the
car to steal a ride. 1t was overturned
by a switch engine and the man was
buried beneath the load of corn He was
dead when rescued.
ST. LOUIS-The ST. Louis Clearing
House associations management COM
mittee met with representatives of all
thirteen members present and decided to
establish bureau of compulsory exami-
nation of every bank and trust company
here at irregular intervals whenever the
clearing house management committee
deems 1t advisable.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
NEBRASKA


LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 20.-The state
railway commission issued order limit
ing the Missouri Pacific passenger trains
to speed of twenty-five miles an hour,
the fast freight trains to twenty miles
and the heavy freights to eighteen miles
an hour, owing to the condition of the
roadbed.
CLARKS-A new high mark in farm
values has just been recorded here. John
Cole, chairman of the county board of
supervisors, sold his farm of 100 acres, a
mile and half southeast of Clarks, for
$40 an acre. The buyer is Daniel Coe of
Hancock, Iowa.
FALLS CITY-At a Republican caucus
held at the court house in this city j. E.
Lettz and ]. Nausler were nominated for
constables, ]. E. Leyda and o. Brown
were nominated as justices.
CAIRO-A ball game between the Boe-
lus and Ravenna teams was played this
afternoon, the ball diamond being inside
the race track. The game was wamrly
contested. Ravenna winning in the four
teenth inning. Score to 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
KANSAS

ARKANSAS CITY. Kas., Oct. 20-Rain
has fallen In Southern Kansas and North
ern Oklahoma and much good for the
farmers has resulted The rain put the
ground in good condition.
A. D. Davidson, an oil contractor, well
known in the southwest, was found dead
In his room in a local hotel. He had
swallowed laudanum with suicidal intent
and left note saying he was in flnan-
cial straits.
TOPEKA-James M. Meek, representing
the county attorneys office of Wyandotte
county, and e. j.. Smiley, secretary of
the Kansas Grain Dealers association,
appeared before Attorney General jack
son and asked him to proceed against
elevator and milling companies in Wyan-
dotte county for deducting 100 pounds
from the weight of each car for waste,
shrinkage and dirt
OTTAwA-The state synod of the Eng
lish Lutheran church began here with
Rev. H. A. OFT Of Salinas, president Of
the synod, presiding. About seventy dele
gates from over the state are in attend
ance.
LEAVENWORTH = Twelve sticks Of
dynamite with caps and electric wires,
arranged for exploding them, were found
in the rear Of Joint at 200 Cherokee
street. It is believed that some person
the place tried to blow it up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21

IN the future The Herald will Issue to sub.
eeribers holding six months contracts The
Housekeeper instead Of the Womans Home
Companion Tho Housskeeper is preferred by
many Of our patrons. II Il bright. full Of ez-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21

RENO-Word has been received that
the long desired rearrangement of the
Episcopal missionary dioceses in the west
has been acted on favorably by the gen.
eral convention of the Episcopal church
men of Asnerica now being held in Rich
mond. Va, and that In all probability
hereafter the state of Nevada will con-
stitute a separate Episcopal mission and
Will have bishop of it's own.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
NEVADA

GOLDFIELD, New, Oct. 2O.-A. M
Dale, manager of the Goldheld Chronicle
was given trouncing by Deputy Sheriff
Bart Knight. Sheriff ingalls, was with
Knight at the time of the trouble which
was the outgrowth of signed statement
in the Chronicle blaming the sheriff, by
inference. for the run on the Cook bank.
Dale at first declared that he would have
the officers arrested, but he changed his
mind after a conference with the district
attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
KENTUCKY


LONDON. KY, Oct. 2O.-H. v. McChes-
ney went down before the eloquence and
cogent argument of Judge James Breathitt
In long debate held here In which the
former sought to defend the Democratic
machine from the attack of the Republi-
can champion.
JACKSON-The court house here was
crowded to hear the issues of the state
campaign discussed by Congressman John
w. Langley for the Republicans and SEN
ator Henry George for the Democrats.
LEBANON-In a mass convention here
the Republicans of Marion county NOM
mated Thomas c. Jackson as their candi-
date for the legislature.
LEXINGTON-George Smith, well known
to street show people, was assaulted by
three unknown men here and almost
killed. The affair took place on the corner
of High and Spring streets, at the very
spot where his father was killed sixteen
years ago by a negro.
the World from adjoining states are here
to meet three national officers, and gala
day celebration is In progress. The Of
f1cers are Sovereign Commander ]. e.
Root of Omaha Sovereign Banker Shepard
of Texas and Sovereign Manager Patter-
son of Tennessee. Log-rolling, barbecues
public speaking, races and other forms of
amusements were enjoyed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21

BETHLEHEM-Fou day was
celebrated today by the William T. Car
ter Junior Republic, which is located on
a tract of land of nearly 200 acres at
Redington, near here. Many people from
all over the Lehigh valley were guests
of the founder. Franklin s. Edmunds OF
Philadelphia delivered an address.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21

HILLSBORO-The Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railroad gravel pits about one mile
south of here are to be opened within the
next two or three days and ballast will
be burned for the entire Fort Worth and
South Texas divisions o. the road. There
will be about 200 men employed in the
work
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21

TEXARKANA-In message received
here by Joe Barkman Of this city news
came of the killing at Minden, La, of
Frank Barkman, station agent for the
Louisiana & Arkansaw railway. Frank
Barkman was pardoned from the Texas
penitentiary several years ago.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25
Ladies White Oxfords, 75c.
GOLDEN RULE STORE.

Mrs. Ed. Smith entertained We'd
mes afternoon In honor of Mrs. How
ard Sebree and her mother Mrs, Bell.
who is SO years old and active as a
young girl. Mrs. Bell will accompany
her daughter to California where she
will visit her for year at least. The
company was made up of relatives
and old time friends of Mrs Sebree
and the afternoon was passed by the
relating of anecdotes of the past. A
very enjoyable afternoon was spent
by all. made more enjoyable by the
dainty luncheon served by the hos
tess. Those present were Mrs. w. j.
Boone, Mrs. H. D. Blatchley. Mrs. T..
W. Boone, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. B Sebree.
Mrs. Ralph sebree. Mrs, Horn and
Mrs. Waldrof.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25

thus the array Of lawyers at the trial
is being gradually increased. The
defendant is now represented by s
lawyers who are taking an active
part in the conduct of the case, to-
wit: E. F. Richardson, Denver; G.
8. barrow Chicago; John H. Murphy.
Denver; Edgar Wilson, T. D. Cahalen
Boise; John F. Nugent, Silver City;
Fred Miller, Spokane and Leon Whit
sci. Wardner. Such an aggregation
Of legal talent should be able to safe
guard the rights of the defendant
tolerably we'll: at least. the case Is
not likely to go by default.
Mrs. Steve Adams is here. having
been subpoenied as witness for the
state. Her, husband Ia now in jail
at Wallace charged with the murder
of Fred Tyler in Shoshone county in
August 1904.
Adams was arrested near Haines,
Oregon, shortly after Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone were brought
from Colorado. He Is alleged to
have made confession duplicating
the Federation officials in the assas-
sination of Governor Steunenberg
and other crimes OF a similar charac-
ter.
Later Adams repudiated his al
legged cohesion and was released
from custody on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings. He was Immediately ar
rested for the murder Of Tyler and
his trial which occurred In February
resulted In a hung jury.
1t is rumored that the state will
put Adams on the stand in the Hay
wood case and should this transpire
It will be interesting to note how he
will conduct himself In view of his
previous statements made while he
was favorable to the state.
I, 1t is altogether likely that Or
chard will be taken to the witness
stand by the middle of the coming
week. This will be the great event
of the trial and will no doubt be at
tended by many dramatic incidents.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25

Righteousness in poverty Is sore
vexed. but the riches of the unholy is
burden to his own soul. He know
eth that. his illgotten gains are ill
gotten, and the possession OF them Is
a burning fire in the swelling tide of
his own bosom. He feareth the face
of the righteous, and seeketh to de-
stroy him; to avoid the glory of his
countenance. The righteousness of
the righteous guideth by the way of
still waters and maketh for him a
garden of flowers to repose in. What
is poverty? Literal poverty is desti-
ton of, literal substance, but spirit
ual poverty is restitution of honor.
How do men get SO poor? BY buying
the legislature and getting so rich.
How do the legislators get so rich?
BY selling the legislature to the spec
ulators and getting so so poor. The
speculator skins him out of his literal
substance and sends him home devoid
Va III Sldiut anu L.
Ashamed to confide his secrets to his
daily companion. he reeks out a mis-
cradle existence in profound silence,
locked up in the prison house of his
own folly. / had rather be a door
keeper in the house of my Lord, than
to dwell in the tabernacles of many
wicked. Who is my Lord, but he
that leadeth me. even my understand
ing: And where is the place of my
rest but the garden of my own soul
wherein dwelleth consolation. Is
there anything better than that a man
enjoy the work of his own hands and
take pleasure in the virtue OF his own
honor? .
Say yes. and ! will seek for another
Say NO. and ! will preach my own
gospel and save the expense of an
instructor. Most of the legislators
are rich with self made misery. A
self made man can rejoice In the
abundance of his own treasures
G. w. JONES.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25

About alumni were present besides
the class of 1909 and 1910. who made
the afternoon lively by their competi-
tive yells voicing the special at
tributes of their class. ChatauQua
songs were sung and q march was
engaged In by all, the graduates in
the lead. each class following ac-
cording to the year of their gradua-
ton. Mrs. Cowden of 1908 and Mrs.
Stone of 1892 being leaders. after
which delicious and appetizing
lunch was served by a committee.
whose members were appointed to
represent each club. After refresh
ments Mrs.S Stone announced that an.
other treat was in store for them as
she had been instructed by Parma
Chatauqua to invite the Caldwell
Chatauquas to spend the day with
them on the 5th or 9Th of June.
Those present were: Mesdames
Cowden, Groome. Springer. c. B.
Steunenberg, Dyer. Roberts. Buck
ner, Cakes. Roop, A. K. Steunen-
berg, Blatchley. Semones. Beal.
Stone. Mosby. Plowhead, Goldsmith.
FOote, J. G. Rice. MaeLane, B. w.
Rice, Sutton. Long. Madden, Earnest
Boone. Wylie. Miller. Christopher.
Olmstead. Hay, Summers, Philpott,
Nelson, Beatty. Egbert. and Miss Nc
Farland, and Mrs. I'D. Maxey of
Boise.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25
THE PROGRESS TO DATE OF
THE HAYWOOD MURDER TRIAL
JURY HAS MOI BEEN GOTTEN YET---NEW NNlRE ORDERED
By JUDGE WOOD---CASE WILL SOON START
IN EARNEST 8
Boise. Idaho, May 20, 1907

Boise, Idaho, May 20, 1907.
The work of securing a jury in the
Haywood case is moving along as
rapidly as possible under the circum-
stances.
Tuesday forenoon the special We
nire of one hundred was exhausted
The state and defense each have four
Judge Wood made an order that
the sheriff summon sixty additional
jurors to appear Tuesday afternoon.
Out of this number 1t Is confidently
expected to complete the jury.
From the examination of the ju-
rors as to their qualifications it de-
velopes that, almost without excep-
ton, those who reside in Boise City
have formed an expressed unqualified
opinion as to the guilt or innocence
OF Haywood and his co-defendants.
AS result of this condition 1t is GER
tain that the jury as finally consti-
tuted will consist entirely of farmers.
The interview between the repre-
sentatives of the press and Harry
Orchard which occurred last week,
formed the basis for the only sensa-
tional news since the trial began.
Judge Wood regarded the publish
ed accounts of that interview as an
attempt to influence the jury and he
at once instructed County Attorney
Koelsch to make searching investi-
CATION of the matter and to take
such official action as the facts ap-
peared to justify.
The County Attorney. after thor
oughly probing into the facts, sub
mitted a written report in which he
completely exonorated the newspa-
per men from any intentional mis-
conduct and SO the incident, which
at one time threatened to involve the
representatives of the Associated
Press, leading metropolitan dailies
and Governor Gooding in contempt
proceedings disappeared like mist be-
fore the morning sun.
On Tuesday the defense asked to
have the name of T. d. Cahalen of
Boise, entered as additional counsel,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25

Judge Bryan will open the May
session of district court next Tues
day. The following are the cases
that will come up for trial unless a
legal excuse can be shown why they
SHOULD be passed. There are four
criminal cases but 1t is not believed
that any of them will come for trial
at this term.
Moss Mercantile Co. VS. H. Hell
wick. Foreclosure of mortgage.
Richards & Haga for plaintiff.
III. M. Kimball vs. M. A. Kurtz and
B. B. Kurtz, Foreclosure. Hays &
Johnson for plaintiff.
]. M. Brunzell vs. John Young
Debt. Hawley, Pickett & Hawley.
for plaintiff.
P. A. Devers VS. r. A. Cowden.
Debt. Hawley, Pickett & Hawley
for plaintiff and F. J. Smith for de-
fendent.
o. s. L. R. r. VS. F. j. Petersen,
Carl PETERSEN, Lester Petersen, Les
ter e. Hodgson and Edgar Kufover,
Injunction. p. L. Williams for plain
tin and Grifiths & Griffiths for de-
fendent.
Wanie A. Whitney vs. M. G..
Schwartz and H. J. Schwartz, Fore
closure. A. A. Fraser for plaintiff.
Walter Mead VS. John L. Henshaw
Recovery and damage. Cox & Bryan
for plaintiff and J. M. Kenward for
defendent.
Grant Heard VS. John Galloway.
Setting aside marriage. L. P. Green
for plaintiff and Perky & Blaine for
defendent.
City of Nampa VS. Frank Hutton.
Rice & Thompson for defendent
J.. c. Nichols, Sheriff of Canyon
Co. VS. A. B Moss, Debt. Van Dyne
& Plowhead for plaintiff and Rich
ard Huga for defendent.
w. H. Felkner VS. G. A. Patten,
Foreclosure. Perky & Blaine for
plaintiff.
G.. L. Myers VS. John j. Jarvis,
Damages. Rice & Thompson for
plaintiff and Grifiths & Grifiths for
defendent.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-25
CALENDAR OF DISTRICT
COURT SOON TO OPEN
MANY CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES AWAITING ATTENTION OF
JUDGE BRYAN---AT THIS TERM
DISTRICT COURT

B. f. & ]. J. Walling VS. Andrew
Nelson, Debt. Hawley, Pickett &
Hawley for plaintiff and Morrison &
Pence for defendent.
Hattie M. Gilmore VS. w. F. Moot
debt. Ira w. Kenward for plaintiff
and Cox & Bryan for defendant.
F. G. Mock VS. John Young. Debt
Hawley. Pickett & Hawley for plain.
tiff and Huston & Smith for defend
ant.
A. H. Hamilton VS. City Of Nam.
pa.
J. A. Youngkin VS.. Canyon Canal
Co. Foreclosure Liens. Borah &
Upton for plaintiff and s. H. Hays
for defendant.
Charles Wing vs.. Louie Vie Dor
Debt. G. w. Lamson for plaintiff
and Frank Estabrook for defendant
A. F. Evett VS.. City of Caldwell.
Injunction. Stone & McLain for
plaintiff.
Serauhine De Corletdt VS.. Wal
ter Griffiths, w. l.. Parrish, G. B.
Murray and M. e. Murray. Quieting
title. w. B. Davidson for plaintiff
and Griffiths & Griffiths for defend
ant.
r. j. Vernnum VS. Independent
Lumber Co. Damages Weltock &
Blake for plaintiff and Rice & Thomp-
son for defendant.
Payette Valley Nero. Co. VS. D. C.
Chase. Debt Rice & Thompson for
plaintiff.
Lillian s. Bell VS.. James B. Bell.
Debt. J. E. Barber for plaintiff and
G. w. Lamson for defendant.
H. Y. Benner VS.. w. ". Kelly.
Debt. G.. w. Lamson for plaintiff
and A. M. Henry for defendant.
Commercial Bank VS.. F. R. Barry.
Debt. Rice & Thompson for plaintiff
and Grifiths & Grifiths for defend
ant.
David Hannah VS.. w. w. Vansel.
Foreclosure. Rice & Thompson for
plaintiff and Hawley, Pickett &
Hawley for defendant.
Wilson Lesser vs. T. G. Egleston.