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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-03
DYER.

The show last evening drew good
crowd in spite of the rain. All seats
were occupied. even some standing room
was taken. Those present were pleased
with the results and satisfied that they
received their moneys worth.
Miss Florence Baker left Thursday
morning for Coldwater, o.. where she
will spend several weeks with her sis
ter Mrs. AL Romer.
william Liesenfelt Of Chicago spent
a short time here yesterday.
Peter Weingart of St. John, Ind
was here yesterday. looking after some
business matters.
Be sure and come to the big Labor
day picnic at Spring Hill grove, st
John. Ia
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New Circuit Court Gases.

1867. State Of Indiana VS.. Jack
Guzik. alias Jack Miller. Bigany.
Charles E. Greenwald, prosecuting at
torney.
1897. Commercial Bank of Crown
Point, Ind, VS.. Casper w. Telsher. ct
al Foreclosure of mortgage. ]. B.
Peterson. plaintiffs attorney.
s3ss. State of Indiana VS.. Nicola
wukelich. Sureyt of peace. C. Z.
Greenwald. prosecuting attorney.
Sss9. William B. Cook VS.. A. NJ. L
Coleson. ct al Quiet title. F. B. Pat
tee. plaintiffs attorney.
runaway occurred on South Main
street yesterday in which the horse.
belonging to a Brunswick farmer, was
badly scratched and cut. Luckily no
one was injured during the wild run
of the animal. the crowd on the streets
not being great at that time.
The Crown Point ball team Is all
cooked and primed for their game with
Gary on Sunday and expect to defeat
the Steel City's boys by a big margin.
Gary, however, according to reports
has been playing good article of ball
and 1t will be well for the local team
TO play SaIe
Crown Pointers vii spend Labor Day
at various places, nothing doing at
the county seat in the way of amuse-
ments. East Chicago. Chicago and st.
John picnics will get a good share of
Crown Point patronage on labor's
great day.
The dance at Central Music hall last
evening was well attended and a good
time is reported by those present. The
affair will be repeated at the same
place this evening.
/ John Babitt is transacting business
In Hammond and Chicago today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wells returned
to their home in Chicago Heights this
morning after attending the fair.
| 1t is hard to please everyone regard
ing attractions at the fair. Some want
| 1t run wide open" others just pump
I kin show. Some hate a horse-race
/ others never get enough of 1t. Some
want to raise the price Of admission
while the majority want to go in fol
nothing. Thankless job, that
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krost of Chi
cago are visiting relatives in Crown
! Point this week.
( John Wilson, who has a big dredging
/ contract in Iowa, is here for shor1
visit, intending to return to that state
on Monday to complete the We, r. =
. Hammond soa,a~--1' 80 - fA'
, force 80 sSciety turned out in full
: 80 81 attend the county fair yester-
/ day, at least fifteen machines loaded t.
the hilt coming from that city to TIT
attraction.
DR.. Eleanor Scull of Hammond is Wis
ling with Mrs. w A Scheddeu for (
| few days.
Miss Edna Maynard of Chicago will
visit for several days with Mrs. Howell
Y. Parry on Court street.
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MUNSTER.

Mrs. H +. Kaske and daughter Wis
tied relatives in Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Verne Summers of
Hammond were here a short time to-
day.
Nick Kikkert of saxony was visit
or here last evening
Charles Stallbohm was in Hammond
yesterday on business.
Mrs. A. vansteenberg and daughters
of Lansing Ill, spent last evening
here, visiting friends.
J. Schmum of Hammond was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
P Kooy OF Highland was here yes
terday
Mrs z. E. Newcome and Miss Laura
Newcome of Highland were here yes
terday for a short time.
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GRIFFITH.

The Standard Oil company are re-
modelling their telegraph line at the
local pumping station and putting in
new poles along their main line.
Mrs. J. W. Dutton and daughter
velma, spent yesterday with Mrs. Dut-
tons parents at Crown Point.
Saturday evening will be the regular
monthly meeting of the town board.
Preparations are completed to begin
the town schools here next week.
Announcements are out of the mar
rage of Miss Nellie B. Southworth to
Earl c. Butler on Sept. l. They will
make their home in Griffith and will be
at home to their friends after Oct. 1.
Big Labor Gay picnic Sept. at
Spring Hill grove. st. John, Ind. Be
sure and come. Big time lat
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ST JOHN.

John Blocker of Brunswick transact
ed business here yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Ludwig and children of Chi
cago are the g'eyxsAsses Tsl atives here
"a fe.-sa- D fsu Guests OF IA 'ss-s-1-' '-s'
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Spieler of Han
over Center were visitors here yester-
day.
Mrs. August Obrey returned from
Hammond last night.
Vincent Thielen made business trip
to Hammond this morning.
Mrs. Henry Seeker spent Thursday
in Chicago.
Peter weingart made business trip
to Dyer today.
J. Obrey of Hammond was the guest
of relatives here today
Are you going to the big Labor day
picnic at Spring Hill grove, St
John? 1-4l
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry E. BIoomberg, Lelah Brown,
East Chicago; William Herbert Brown.
Mamie NJ. Mahla, HAMMOND; John
Curueby, Stfania Polomczak, Gary;
(SpeciaI to THE TfMEs fsc,
Felix Pend0W1cka, 1-eIas..~- 10y DlSTS-'
indiana Harbor; Elmer Scott Anna
Ka1shenn. Indiana Harbor; Nels Chris
tiap larson. Boynton, Esther Nyren
chicago. George V. winterborne, En-
ma Heepel. Chicago; Giuseppe Chiara,
c,,iaennfna Trombella, Hammond; John
Yaros, Anna Pavlo, Gary; John Gustai-
son. Stella Johnson, Chicago; Forrest
pox,na perry. Anna Cathcart, Gary;
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Chevalo Recovering.

The condition of Nicholas Chevalo.
the daredevil loop-the-gap performer,
who was seriously hurt during Wednes-
day nights performance at the county
fair, was said to be considerably i'm
proved and that he was recovering
rapidly from the terrible shake-up he
received by colliding with the loop
apparatus, Reports from the Com
mercial hotel. where the performer Is
staying, state that with favorable
weather conditions. Chevalo would re-
peat his terrifying act this afternoon.
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FOR CHILDREN.

The safest, gentlest. most pleasant
and in every way desirable bowel regu-
lator for children, as well as for adults,
are Rexall Orderlies. They are eaten
like candy. They soothe and invigor-
ate the delicate intestines, making them
strong and active. They relieve con-
stipation and overcome the necessity
of the regular use of laxative. If they
don't do as we claim we will return the
price paid us for them. Two sizes, loo.
and Csc. Kaufman & Wolf, Hammond,
Ind
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Glen and Hosford Parks.

J. A. Apologize OF Chicago has re-
turned home after spending a few days
with Hosford park friends.
Robert Oaff of Chicago is spending a
few days with friends at Hosford park.
Mrs Anna Wehner is spending the
day at Chicago.
Mrs Emma Applicable and children OF
Western Springs, H., Is spending the
week with Mrs. J. A. APPLICABLE OF Hos
ford park.
William schaaf of chicago,is spend
ing a few days with August Pritxke
of Hosford park.
Frank and Neil weinand are Chi
cago visitors today.
Mrs. August Pritzeke has returned
home after spending a few days at
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Williams of Glen
park attended the fair at Crown Point
today.
DR.. Ed. Gordon of Hobart was seen
here yesterday
Mr.. Jansen of Glen park has moved
in his new hotel on the corner Of
Broadway and the Ridge road
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List of Advertised.

The following Is a list of letters re-
rnoining in the Crown Point postofice:
Mr.. William Bowdon ca. Mr.. Ed Brad
burn. Mr. Clarence Cook. Mr.. G. S.
Hardy, Albert Hike, Mr.. D. z. Jones,
Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. George Tumpp, Mr..
Alvin Mills, Miss. Clara Nelson, Will
liam Proohno, Miss Dorothy Lansey,
and Miss Edna Williams.
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LANSING.

DR.. w Potts was a business visitor
in Chicago yesterday
John Meter was operated on for
appendicitis yesterday. The doctors re-
port him to be doing well.
Miss Rose Trinoski visited friends In
Riverdale Wednesday.
Walter Kegebein was a visitor in
Bernice Friday.
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LOWELL.

Misses Mabel and Blanche Hunt of
Baroga. Mich, are enjoying a few days
visit with their uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs F. l. Hunt.
Jack Frost visited the lowlands OF
this section Wednesday night. It will
not be known for day or tw wheth-
er the corn was damaged or not.
The political pot in Lowell Is coming
to boil.
Mrs Ed Yates is visiting friends in
Milwaukee. Wis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-03

THE TIMES IS THE PAPER THAT
PRINTS THE NEWS AS TT FINDS 1T,
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ARE YOU STORING A LOT OF
UNUSED THINGS ABOUT YOUR
HOUSE Or oFFICE-THINGs THAT A
"FOR SALE" AID IN THE TIMES
WOULD CONVERT INTO MONEY!
THERE ARE SOME "CASH-VALUE-
FACTS" IN TODAY,S TUNES, ADS.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

Clyde z. Cole. Ethel E. Burkey, Glib
son; Herold Carlstedt. Chicago, Esther
Ahlquist, Miller.
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HEGEWIsCH.

More for your monsy-easiest terms
OF payment-your home furnished oa
thirty DAYS free trial At Spiagel's
South Chicago's leading furniture
store II
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One of the new designs in underwear
Is shown here. It is especially pretty
worn under a thin one piece dress. An
edging of beading and band of insertion
are the only trimmings. The fiounce is
made of pink and white lawn embroid-
cry and pink ribbon is used for the
neck.
This pattern is cut in three sizes, 80,
SO and 40 bust measure. Size SO requires
4sz yards of SO inch material. Price OF
pattern AT is 10 cents.
No. Att.
Name ..,.....'.........''''.'''
address .........-.......t......'.
Size .......... s........''''.''''''''
Fill out blank and send to Patterr
Department Of this newspaper.
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ADVERTISE IN THE TINES,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-03

-A.45lA[o FROCfN.@~--,
This is one of the new designs with
the two pleats in the front of the skirt
with curved belt. The breteles on the
waist come in line with the pleats, giving
pretty panel effect to the front of the
dress.
The back opens all the way down, the
buttons on the skirt being so arranged
as to come on the inside.
This pattern is cut IN four sizes, 4, 6,
and 10 years. Size requires ~ yards
of plain material 81 inches wide or 81
Yards of border material. Price of pat
tern 400 is 10 cents.
No. 400,
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
Beware Of Frequent Colds.

: s.S-11----:ss e eelas :. fse.Ese.ed Geld
is almost certain to end in chronic eatsrrh
from which few persons ever wholly recov
er. Give every cold the attention il de-
serves and you may avoid this disagree
able disease. How can you cure 4 cold9
Why not try Chambelain's Cough Remedy
II is highly recommended. Mrs n. White.
Of Butler. Tenn, says. Several years ago
was bothered with my throat and lungs
Some one told me Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. began using ii and ii relieved
me At once. Now my throat and lungs
are sound and we'll" For sale By
Valley Drug Co.
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$500 Reward.

For one sorrel gelding. with white face
weight about goo pounds. branded ii l. on
lief, front leg. Has been lost since Oct, 1.
1905. Has two other brands, one like c
on right hind leg and an indefinite brand
on right front leg. Five dollats reward
will be given for information leading to his
recovery Address: NxLs X. SoRxNsoS.
SIPS Dagmar. Mont.
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Glasgow Items
Ian. "a. 1909.

Walter Boot. formerly Of north Of cul.
bertson, has been confined to his bed a,
the Hagen House on account Of an attack
Of pulmonary tuberculosis. DIR. Getty is
the attending physician. Mr.. Booi and family
will move this week from the Hagen House
to small house in the west end OF Glasgow
that they have rented.
Judge Tattan was TO have been in Glas-
gov on the 18th brt word has just been re-
ceived that he will n OF be here until We'd
nesday the 10th. at which time he will call
the calender. arrange the setting OF cases
and have the july drawn for the term OF
court that will begin February the 23rd.
Miss Essie Hayes. who lives eight miles
north of Culber,son. has come to Glasgow
for the purpose Of attending the high school
here. She will enter just at the beginning
Of the second semester.
There was only one change among the
deputies. clerks and ssenographers at the
court house consequent TO the change on
January 4th. Miss Florence Kerr is s.eno-
grapher for the county attorney. Mr.. Dig
nan. T. b Haughawout. who was Mr..
Slat,erys stenographer while he vas coun-
ty attorney. is with Mr.. Slattery who has
entered private practice.
On Tuesday. January Iath. there was an
election in Glasgow to decide whether or
not the city should sell bonds to the amount
of $50, 600 90 for the purpose OF installing
a system Of water works this year. After
the smoke clared away and il was
found that 70 people voted for the bonds
and only one person voted against them.
The coldes. weather here SO far this year:
as degrees below zero.
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ian. 9TH, 1909.

(Arrived too late for last week.
Miss Harris took the oath of Office as
County School Superintendent on Jan. 4th
and assumed full charge on that date. Mrs.
Goettel, the retiring official. will move to
her claim near Bainville in the near future.
The oath Of office was administered to
Thomas Dignan Esq. on Monday and he
is now in full charge Of the County Attor-
ney's office. Mr. Slattery. the retiring
County Attorney, will occupy the office
rooms vacated by Mr.. Dignan and will en-
ter into private practice.
Walter Booi and family. formerly near
Culbertson. has been quarantined at the
Hagen House for the past four weeks.
Both Of the little boys had scarlet fever.
but /, seems that both Mr.. and Mrs. Booi
and the little baby escaped the disease.
The quarantine was lifted on January 4th
and the family is once more able to ven
ture forth.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met on Monday. January 4th. The mem
bers present were A. Davidson, VIM.
Mcbride. James r. Farris. and VIM.
Mcbride was. chosen chairman. Bids fol
wiring court house. Jail. sheriA's office,
heating plant. and other county building,
were opened and the bid made by the
Moore Telenhone System was accepted
The action Of the Clerk in drawing war
rant for 81. 900 on the poor fund in favor
Of Z. |. Hanny in payment for farm. a.
per verbal instruction given at the Decem
Der meeting was approved Bonds OF the
county and township officials were read
aud accepted. In accordance with an or
der made Dec. IS. 1908. after taking into
consideration the amount OF warrants out.
standing and the cash on hand available
for the payment Of the same. the Clerk and
Recorder is hereby instructed TO advertise
for bids for the sale OF bonds To the amount
Of sos. 600. co. for the purpose Of taking up
outstanding warrants and paying the in
terest on same. Many road petitions con-
sidered and non-consenting land owners
heard. The Assessor was allowed two
deputies for Culbertson district for two
and one-half months each, Glasgow district
from February Ist until adjournment Of
Board of Equalization. Hinsdale one man
for three months. Saco one man for three
months. Malta one man for two months.
Board adjourned January .sh.
Thomas Dignan. County Attorney Of
Valley County, went to Culbertson on No.
= on. Wednesday to be present at the pre-
liminary hearing Of the Bainyille gambling
cases on Thursday which will be before
w. Mathews. Justice Of the Peace.
The Royal Neighbors held their installa-
ton Tuesday night. After the new officers
Of the lodge were installed, cards and dane
ing were INDUCED in and af,erward re.
ireshments were served. There was full
attendance Of lodge members and many
guests enjoyed the event.
Paul Babcock ESQ.,. the ever smiling and
happy attorney from Culbertson. favored
our town with his presence last Saturday.
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A CONTINUED STORY
OF CURRENT EVENTS.


G. N. Ator was in town couple Of day
this week.
Mems fur lined coats from $4,000 up a
The Big Store.
Conner Armstrong. Of the South Side.
was in town Monday.
S. 8. Palmer. Of the South Side. wa.
in town last Saturday.
For good set Of harness 60 to Brenna &
Schow Harness Shop. 3otf
A good man wants work at once. Write
to Andrew Christensen. Dasmar Mont.
Mrs. T. G. Modre left this week for .
short visit with her sister at Bottineau.
los. w. Taylor of Poplar was in town
Saturday and subscribed for this paper.
lin Helmer. who now resides at Poplar,
has been spending several days here this
week,
L. E, Salvevoid, of Dane Valley. was in
town Tuesday and subscribed for the
Searchlight.
IL. Shippee, Of Plen,ywood. was in
town Tuesday and renewed his subscriP'
ton to the Searchlight.
Hans Rasmussen. who has claim near
Daemar, vas in town Tuesday and sub
scribed for the Searchlight.
Cha.. Jarvis has been spending the week
in town experimenting the furnishing of
the new Jarves store building.
Go to the Evans Barber Shop and Bath
Room when you need anything in that line,
Howard Clark. Manager. 3otf
O. r. Aslakson. clerk at Wittmeier.
Brooks Co.. called at the Searchlight Wed
nesday and renewed his subscription for
another year.
Mrs. E. A. DeSilva came down from
Antelope Tuesday on the stage and left
Yesterday 0, today for Los Angeles, CAL.
where she will spend the next three months
visiting her mother and her many friends,
WAsrEp.-To sell or rent blacksmith
shop. Will sell tools and stock. and leas
building to right man. More work thar
one man can do. Any one interested call
on or write to John Murray. Culbertson,
Montana. I7,t
AL. Danielson of Sheep Creek left this
week for visit lie his old home in Alex
ander. Iowa. He will return in couple
of months with carload Of horses and farm
implements and will work T. {. Moor''
claim and his own next season.
Melvin McCrory. Manager OF the Mahor
Robinson Lumber Company's Culbertsor
yard for the past year. left Wednesday f,'
Chicago for three weeks visit at his ole
home with relatives and friends. Walter
Grogan. of williston, is taking his place
during his absence.
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Local Happenings.

Sheriff Small Of Glasgow was in town
yesterday.
severt Olsen Of Plentywood vas in town
Wednesday.
S. p. Star Of Plentywood was in town
Wednesday.
C. wigmore Of Reds.one was in town
Wednesday.
P. I. Macy has been in town several
days this week.
Note the change tn the ad Of Watson's
Cash Grocery.
Editor /. w. Wells Of Bainville was in
here Wednesday.
If you want good coffee. try "Dako min
on sale at The Big Store.
Mrs, lanes Boyd and son. Of Blair. were
in town couple Of days this week.
Warm underwear is the specially adver-
tised by Parshall & Edmonds this week
Carl Gilbertson. Of Redstone. returned
Tuesday from his old home at Towner. ND.
See those Keen Kutter Safety Razors.
sor sale by S. S. Mosn. the Hardware Man
3Itf
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Bowman and baby
are in town this week and Mr. Bowman's
face shows the effects Of the cold weather.
Don't fail to visit the new Evans Barber
Shop and Bath Rooms once or twice .
week. Howard Clark. Manager. 3otf
Owing to the painting and decoration Of
the Presbyterian church there will not be
any church services or Sabbath School
next Sunday.
Hot coffee, sandwiches. doughnuts. etc.
served at the Economy at all hours. II
YOU want frst-class lunch At reasonable
prices, cali. 3stf
G. A. Ballack was in from his claim
Wednesday. He returned from his eastern
trip Dec. 2oth leaving Mrs Ballack at Up
ham, N. D. with her parents.
The vivo Flour Of Hanson & Barron FL
svator Co. is now on sale q, the Wittmeier
Brooks Co. and Watson's Cash Grocery as
well as at the elevator. See their ad.
Attorney Paul Babcock returned from
Helena the FIRST Of the week and is now
busily engaged in securing necessary data
in regard to the proposed county division.
Rev Peterson. Of North Dakota, will
hold Lutheran services in the Danish Ian
'guage in the Dane Valley school house
next Sunday morning. at 1890 O'Clock. Ev'
cry body invited.
S. P. MITCHELL returned from Helena
Wednesday evening, where he has been
working in the interest of county division
He reports favorable progress, but saw
that much data and statistics must be fur
nished before any action will be taken b,
the legislature.
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II Is q Wonder.

Chamberlain's Liniment is one Of the
most remarkable prepar ationsye produced
for the relief Of rheumatic pains. and for
lame back. sprains and bruises. The
quick relief from pain which affords in case
Of rheumatism is alone worth many times
its cost. Price. as cents: large size so
cents For sale by Valley Drug Co
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Taken Up.

One little bay horse with three white
feet. biazei face. brand Of some kind on
left shoulder. came to town from the north
about June. is in corral at Butterfeld &
Englebright's Livery Barn, Owner may
have same by proving property and paying
damages. 37t3
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Presbyterian Church

Preaching Service II a M and 80 p m
Sunda, School 10 a. m.
Song Services every Sunday evening.
Ladies Aid meets on the frs, aud third
Fridays in the month. a, a3op m.
All are cordially invited to attend the
Services. b. BUTTER. Pastor.
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Just received = new stock Of and 10
cen. goods Al the Eeoneny. viii be
pleased to have You call and inspect our
Goods for we are sure to please you. ,s,f
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Furiined coats $1,000 up to sIoo. 90 at
The Big Store.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-10

He was nominated by the Republicans
for county judge iolSS5 and was elect
ed by majority of LAT over Benja-
min W. Downing.
Judge Garretson's conduct on the
bench so won the confidence Of the
people of his county that In 1891 he
was unanimously renominated by the
Republicans and reelected by ma
jority Of BIB over his Democratic op-
ponent. At the same election Governor
Flower carried the county by 1854 ma
jority. He was promoted a few years
later to the supreme bench of the
state. His rulings in the Hams trial,
which las attracted so much attention
because of the sensational nature Of
the case and the prominence of the
families involved, have been charac-
terized as very fair and we'll considered.