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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-05
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Igracio Garcia Veyvan, rich resident
Of fIacolepec, Mexico. was seizsd by Q
party OF bandits on October 8, and carried
Of. They demand $4,000 for his ransom.
st. Louis poker players have resolved
themselves into "clubs for cultivatiAg social
and iraternal relations" 80 IS to eyade the
terms OF the recent decision against the
game,
In Alaska everything freezes solid by the
middle Of October, and remains 30 until
Spring. June, July and August are the
only months that are even as warm as our
coolest Winter days.
GuBtavus V. Fox, who died at Lowell,
Mass, on Monday last, commanded the
vessel which went to the relief OF Major
Anderson and his little band at Fort Sum-
ter, and brought them away.
Most people in this world will be sur
prised to learn OF euch thing as hump.
backed hen; nevertheless, John Dobson
testified to the identity OF two hens which
had been stolen from him by the fact that
they were hump. backed, "and one Of them
spread its legs out like circle when 1t
walked" Ths justice awarded him the
heng.
Two cats in the Boston cat show are
named respectively George d. Robinson
and Benjamin +. Butler, and voting com.
menced Saturday to determine which
should be awarded the prizs for popular
lily. The result will DO announced to-
morrow night in all the theatres, hotels
and oIher public places in Boston. Late
Saturday night. "Buller" was lending.
General Lafayette 'sremains lie neglected
and almost forgotten in the old Plcpus
Cemetery, on the outskirts Of Paris. Very
few tourists ever ask to be shown there,
and when they do make the request refuse
to 90 on being told that they would be
compelled to drive through narrow, crook.
ed streets, entirely deserted save for the
few solemn and gloomy looking converts
which line the way.
People in Calcutta, India, have been
noticing some curious phenomena in the
appearance OF the sky. On Sunday, Sep
TENDER 9th, two shocks Of earthquake were
followed by lurid red light in the sky
which lasted for four hours or more, and
for four days aiterSard changes were no.
ticed 10 the color OF the san. One morn
ing it appears unusually white, another
green, then blue, and at laat accounts it
had changed to blueish green.
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The testimony OF many who long suffered
from Ill health, caused by an impure state Of
the blood goes to prove that the best remedy
for making the blood rich, red and pure, fol
identifying the complexion, for curing cores
pimples and all other skin diseases, for re-
moving aches, pains, still joints, rheumatism,
ETC., for increasing the power OF insurance,
for giving health and strength 10 every Tsss
Dock and earsapatilla. Ii effect pleasss the
user in every Instance. No other remedy
equals II. p&T
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PFOPERIY
i. FRONTING THE FIFTH WARD MAsKEl

BY Virtue OF deed Of trust nIde b };
Schneichel and Louise schme!chel, his VILE, an
Fritz b. BshIenS and Mary Hehrens, his we. V
me, the undersigned trustee, dA:cd the Oh "a! o.
August, 1881, and rco!ded In the ONCE Of ~;
CLERK Of tao County curt oil Ohio county NM
virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book no Is EAge ~ 70
secure II. Y. Behrens the payment q certain
promIsSory note named therein, thall proceed 70
sell at the front door Of the Court Mouse, ~ !se
City OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, DECha,BiE;k - ins
81, 1855 beginGing at 10 O'Clock Az tue following
described real estate, that IL 10 Say the middle
oue.thITd, twenty-five (22l iCot oil lot nunDettl
u.nety.nIue 1897, situated at the northwestern COZ
M O. Msr!et ind Twenty hIri streets 10 !, Ms
Fifth ward OF the Clly OF Wheeling, together WIN
al tho buildings and Improvements thereon OF
tlIeunt0 belonging. tia.
purchase money Ms tho purChHtr may etct 10 ps!,
rEsh III hand, aId the balance payable III one IrSl
with interest from day Of s!le. y be Nl'
dc' Ced by the prCmEOry rot OF the plirehsSt'
and 10 be secured Us Of trust on the properly,
Title believed 10 tc psrltct bnt EeiuyA IuIIss
ihsll CONVEX only AUch Tive as SveS! d III mt "
said deed OF trCs'. ,,,,,., ,,-..-.,.
" IT HILLER. huc lone. 10!
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We donot find fault, reproaoh or condemn
the practice OF any regular psys,cian--this
Is not our mission-but we do claim II he
were to add Pauna to his prescriptions as di.
rected in our book on the "tlls OF Life" land
furnished grstuitously by all druggistsl, he
would cure all his patients.
"osTEdo. Potter County, Pa,
Dr.. HAETXAS-Dear Sir: The ANAL ulcers
are all healed, and the twolarge ones are not
feeling quite we'll. The people say your
Per,uld Is doing q miracle. do not lake
nearly SO much opium Is ! did before.
nav Mrs.. ELLEN MGYSARD.
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DIED.

BRUEs-0n Sunday afternoon, November {, 1859,
at 800 O'Clock, TaoMAs BRUEs, eyed IS years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1892 Main
street, on Tuesday, November 9th, at 9A.M. Fu-
neral nriyata Interment at Greenwood.
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"DKAn me-" said good old lady on Fifth
avenue the other evening, show this craze
for china is growing! Here's New York
club that pays S., 600 for a pitcher"
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McDERMor-B Baltlmor,,. Nd on
Wednesday, Octob:r II, 1888, at tao residence OF
tho BRIDES parents. by the Rev: \. Gibson, Sr.
JAMEs ?. MCDERMoT aid Mist EFPIE A. BROWN.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883,


commencing at O'Clock A ", the undivided bal
OF certain tact OF land situated on EaneA o.
Wheeling Island in, the City Of Whc ling, OHIO
county, WeSt Virginia, known and described q.
South Penn street OH line with L. J, Stones
northern fence; thence with the western line o.
said STREET, south degrees, tHtt q EGO IUlts 70
the hedge row: thence with tic hgdga row south "
degrees, west 2Sl00 POLES; thence south deSItgs
wet "a 42lc0 poles 10 o stake; thClce EOfIh %
degrees, csst 7lS.l00 poles 10 the beginning con-
taining one acre and 80 6I00 poles more or lCst
TERMS oP SALE Ore half and no much more Of
tho purchase money as the purchaser Shal! elect 70
pay In cash on the day Of sale, the balance ~ tEo
equal inAtnllments Ut SIX aud twelve months, EVIL
denced By notes bearing interest from the dsy
saIe. W. J. ". coz Den,
Special Commissioner.
I hereby certify that bond has been given y
Inc CoiTt. i. d. NC oLL0Cl
ocn Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, Vest VII
GINA.
WIN. cowdcn administrator ithc
estate Of CGrolineV. Zane. deceased, In Ch,nra,,
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". J. ". CowDEE,
Special Commissioner

". q. HALLER, Auctioneet.
I hereby certify that bond has been given BY
above named special commissioner G required By
'n ec Iiut" s.B NccoLLoCn, Clerk
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il, ISIS,

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL. lsS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, tho following nal
estate, namely: The undivided halt Vi rnIiS
tract Of lSnd lying and being situate On 2AneI
island, IN the city Of Wheeling, III tue Coupiy d
Ohio, State OF West HlIgiliR, known aud fetCii.E
a. follows Beginning at sake OIL tne vest ia
Of South Penn street, On line with J siOusI
northern fence: thence with the western line 4
South Fem street EOuth deglccS cast Il LllG
D les 10 the hedge row; thence With the hCdEt row
south 50 degrees west 2S.lOO polls, Il cnCe LCrh
degrees west q 42l0e poles 10 stake lhrlCe lOrh
so degrees east Is los poles 10 the bCgi Ming con-
tanning one acre 80 6.lp0 poles, mO:O OF les
Al a certain tract Of lHnd situated Oh 2tneIo,
Wheeling Island, In the city u Nhceling bUuudtd
on the north by straight line through the teutre
OF Fink street, en.eHding westerly irum souIh LIN
street TO South Penn htTcet; on the east by sOuh
Kim street; on tho south by lAId Of L. J. Stone;
and on the wet by South Penn street.
aaId last mentioned tract al lSNd will frst b
offered for sale as q wLolc, and then In lots u
laid out by the Special Commissioner, a plat Of
which eau b. seen at bis Gii!Ce, sid ESle will b
made In tue ranner by which the lMge.E nnua
be realized.
IRRN OF sALE.-one.thltI and so much more d
the purhae money as III puHhGsCt shall elect 10
pay In cash, The balance In Two eQuil lnsIallmenu
ut six and twelve months evidenced BY r0ts
bearing interest from the day Of tale, the Itete-
Ing retained until the purchase money Is paid In
full. ,,,
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BY virtue OF u decree entered by said Court
the above entitled cause on the llil day Of JmGalj
1883, tho undersigned Special Commissioner vi
sell at public Sale At the front door Ct the CO.I
Hoitke Of said county OH
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rvyy ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-To BoRRow-s6oo. Sc
wv CJRITY given on unencnmbsIed real e.
tale. Gddfsa N. i. T., Boz II, Benwood, VIVA.
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/. IA tho best Store Of the kind in the city. Our
Grocerits Sre PURE AND WHOLESOME, and our
Dry Goods Of reliable quality. Call In and $50 LOT
yourself. J. y. Raj
PfOpNetOr.
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SALE.


In The Circuit Court fol Ohio County, we,tvtulun
William F. Zane ard PlAttfr y. Zarc)
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above entitled cause on the 5lh day Of UtgbS,
1883, the undersigned HpGointed th, ieby gpecsi
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell At I0Sic
sale, at the front door Of tho Court House Of III
county. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-05
FIFTH SEASON Of the ELECTRIC SUCCESS.
LOUIS ALDRIGH and CAAS. 7. PARSLOE
And thelr supsrb Star Company
MY PARTNER I!
RT RARTLEY CAMppEL!

BIT hartley CAMPBELL.
"The play that made the fame OF It's author In a
night" and considered by The PRESS and PUBLIC
the most EuCcf ssful American play yet written.
Performed upwards Of l,4)i times, and witnessed
by nearly two millions oil people.
Evening prices, rs aud i02. Rec we'd seats slf0
Matinee prices, 50 and Csc Reserved sPaH 75c
Seats on sale at vi sou i Burners muEC store,
Eale % COMM ence hursd !. Nov Sth. MOB
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

have. have drawn the sy1npAthv
right out Of many . Fcw YrYk cop
aud rhey .sy that /, Q hard tmng 10
do. TIC other uitht, O policeman Of
the Eighteenth precinct picked o. up
Ia Tinted avenue, snd when I spoke 70
him he arrested me. rYou pieysd 4
on mo fJr 15 ccnts night before last
aid he, and I've . great mind to
'ynnk' you In; bst,' said he, III you
1--WE II to the man ON Ninetcenth street
beat I'll let you 60 snd give you .
aaarter 30 I landed It opposite .
gus lamp Just before the fellow came
along s~fndng his club. He
did not rec II, and I had 70
plant II In front Of eight lamps before
he jumped for II. Guess he thought
II was q $40 g5ld piece, He only
PANIED out ten cents and a 'ohaw' Of
tobacco, I believe they now call hin
'Bsttons' In the East TWentyAecond
street station"
Have you ever taken In any big
poIiacianta'
"Yes; SHED Shook who stopped
for II In front OF the Morton house,
gave nae . quarter. B1.Judge Defy,
who failed TO reoognix, me, Clipped
in q Few pennies at tho ssms time, and
I have worked the sidewalks In feopt
OF The Blossom club, Tammany hall,
and other resorts for politicians, TO,
all they arc worth"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
qHE BAD AND WORTHLESS

Are never imitdted or cotnterfeited.
This ia especially true of a family
medicine, and 1t Is positive proof that
the remedy initiated is of the highest
value. As o as it mad been tested
and proved by the whole world that
Hop Bitters was tho purest, beat and
most valuable family medicine OF
earth, many limitations sprung up apG
began to steal. the notices in which
the press and people of the country
had expressed the merits of IL. b..
and In every way trying to induce suf
fering invalids 20 use their stuff in
stead, expecting to make money OF
the credit and good name of III. Is
Many others started nostrums put "
In similar style to II. b., with vari
ously devised names in which TIN
word "Hop" or Hops" were used Ii
away to induce people to believe they
were the same az Hop Bitters. AL
such pretended remedies or cures, n,
matter what their style or name Is
and ESPECIALLY those with the wor,
"Hop" or "Hops' In their name or II
any way connected with them or thei
name, are limitations or oounterfeits
Beware of them. Touch none O
them. Use nothing but genuine Ho,
Bitters, with a bunch or cluster @
green Hops on the white label. Trus
nothing else. Druggists aud dealer
are warned against dealing In iraits
' lions or o~oupterfeits.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
A New Industry.

New York World.
A reporter picked up a brass button
on the sidewalk in East Fourteenth
street, last night, on which was en-
grsved Cincinnati police force" A
seedy looking individual approached
and addressed the gatherer Of news
thus: "That's my button, young fel.
low, and l have been looking for 1t for
half an hour. I am hungry, but /
wouldn't take So for 1t. l was on the
Cincinnati police for six years, and
was broken the force on account Of
politics. That button saved me- from
being killed by q thief. See whore II
ia hsttened. I arrived here Thurs.
day, and have been roaming the city
looking for a job, Yes, Dir; I sm
hungry, but l wouldn't take s. for
that button" The reporter handed
the man the buttona nd winked at him,
"Too hF, chr ejsculated the tramp,
as he hobbled away.
The button was soon ginning Ia the
glare of the big lights In front Of tbs
Union Square Theatre, and Its owner
was watching It ftom standing room
against the bill. board. 500 you catcl
many at that gamol" anked the repor
tor as he suddenly tapped the tramI
on the shoulder. The individual step
ped back, but recovering himself sale
good naturedly: ut all depends oil
who picks up the button. The bes
biters are the fellows who are walking
along with girls on their arms. Tn
women generally see 1t first and go TO
1t. Then ! comes up and gets off m,
arm. Ten to one l get q nickel"
"Did you ever catch Q policeman.
! "Did II We'll, you can Just bet
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
Do Not Be Deceived

In these times OF quaok medicine sdver-
,isements everywhere, it Ia truly crafty.
Ingt to find one remedy that Is worthy Of
praise. and which really does Is recon.
mended. Electric Bittsrs we can vouch
for a. being . true and reliable remedy,
ond one that will do as recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Complaints, diseases Of the Kidneys and
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof
We speak, and GA readily say. give theD
O. y Gaodssa
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

Isle who Is ready to buy ny his
enemies will never want a supply OF
them" II IL cheaper to buy a true
friend In kidney-W Wort who will drive
away those miserable enemies, a torpid
liver, constipation, diabetfs, piles, dis
eased kidneys and bowels. This rem.
coy ia now prepared In liquid as well
AZ In dry form.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
Il SHOW BEGIss.

The bull .fghters having thus en-
tered In single file, preceded by the
'~'pallacos," aud followed by the stop.
ador," then continue to advance ;uto
the arena until opposite the judges
seat, where they form In line, with
the topsdor bshind them, and salute
by raising their caps. They then scat.
ter themselves over the arena; topa.
dor takes his position close beside the
door Of the narrow pen, 80 as TO be out
Of the way Of the first rush Of the bull,
q trumpet sound; the pen door Il
thrown back and the bull, whose feel
ings have been considerably hurt by
the process Of prodding him with
lance and inserting into his body a
paper ~rosette, with q barbed point at.
tached TO 1t, PUSHES believing out and
promptly makes for the nsares,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
ULD Nh. ~sUaOYiRLD DEAD.
An Hooentrio Octossnarinn and HI
Automatic Gas Cut-OR.

NOV
Author Sohofsld, who had lived In
the Hotel St. Stephen, In Weat
Eleventh street, for the last Ave
years, was found dead In bis room
Thursday night. The gas was esosp.
ing from the burner and had filsd
the room. Mr.. Sohofild was SO
years old and suffered much from
catarrh. He had no bed In his room,
preferring to sleop on q mattresa
propped In q reclining poaltion.
Some vine ago he invented an auto
matte continuance by which he could
lower and raise the gas jet without
leaving his mattress. A lever that
turned the gas nearly off was held
shut by q spring. A string pulling
against the spring ran to the old gen.
tlemsn's bedside. When he was about
to lie down for the night he used to
wind the guard of hia watch about his
| right wrist, 80 that the watch lay In
the palm CT his hand. If he woke
aud wished to know the time, he pull
ed the ntring, and thus threw the lever
open, letting the gas on full. When
he relaxed his pull the spring closed
the lever again and lower the gas. He
resorted to the appliance also when he
was wakeful and wiahed to read, "a he
often did at night.
Coroner Kennedy was informed
yesterday that the spring on the lever
had been broken, bat whether Mr..
Scho6eld had been using his device on
Thursday night, or had discontinued
It's use on account Of the breaking oil
the spring, 10 not asoertained. He
was partly dressed when found In the
morning, and held his watch In hil
right hand. It is possible that he
died suddenly Of NATURAL causes. Mr..
Ryder, the proprietor OF the hotel,
ssys that Mr.. Sohoisld wss very esre
full about the gas, and o~snjsoturel
that he turned 1t too low, so that i
blew out.
Nj. Sohofeldl was born in Pinckney
street, Boston, 1900. he never mar
ried. He Inherited or sosuuulatsG
in business q fortune vsrlousiy ssti.
mated at fsom q quarter TO q half mil
Hon. Fifty years ago no retired from
business and came 10 this oity. Ii,
occupied rooms In the old Oily Hal
on lower Broadway, and afterwards s.
the Union Palace hstsl, the Spirglsi
house, aud oshsr hotsaA. At the hsts
81. Stephen ks made = few asqsaht
anoes. He always wors good clothes
but put them on TO suit himself. Fl,
was frequently sesn IN q frock eoa
worn over . long o%vOrsost, and wa.
eccentric IN other respects. He WAS
member Of tho New York Socisty La
brsry and for the last twenty-fiveyea
had visited the library daily.
"Hs came early In tho morning,
Mr., VIM. 8. Butler, the librarian
said, yesterday, land remained unit
: noon, when he would go out to din
, ner. He invariably returned In tn
, afternoon and remained until ever
=. Ing. He read historical and Scisnti6
works principally, and was we'll verse
| In such subjects"
3 Mr.. Butler and others who kne'
Q Mr.. Sohofield say that he had stock
!, and bonds to the amount of $3.50, 0O(
( besides other property of value. ii
q never spoke OF his heirs or of b,
quests, and 1t IA not known whetht
or not he had made a will.
He had relatives living In Bostor
who were notified Of his death, OIL
his body will be taken to Boston f
burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
Horsfard's ACID Phosphate

removes tho uncomfortsbl ole feeling
sometimes experienced after excessive
noking or chewing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26

The wonders of modern chemistry
are apparent In the beautiful Diamond
Dyes, All kinds aud oolors Of Ink Can
bs made from them.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
BROWNS
IRON
R/77ERS

b he saly Iron preparation that
does not color the tseth, and will not
cause headache o. constipation, 90
sth~ lien preparations will
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
BROWNS
LROX
B/7TERS

WI cure dyspepsia, Aearbsn, nals-
ha, kidney disease, Evu complaint,
aAA othef wasting diseases.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-25
SUMMONS.

. In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory of Aontana, in and for
the County, Of Silver Bow
defendant
The people Of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to Paul E. Bean, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
plaintiff, in tie District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the Territory of Montana, in
and for the County of Silver Bow, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive Of the day of ~seryice) after the service
County; or, If served out of this County, but in
this District, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days; or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the prayer OF
The said action is brought to recover a judy
ment against you for the following sums, viz:
The sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-Five
Dollars with interest thereon from July 25th,
promissory note, executed and delivered to
Harrison Jordan and by him assigned to this
plaintiff. Also, for the further sum of Two
Hundred and seventy, Three Dollars. being tho
note given to VIM. McKeown with legal interest
on said SITS. And the further sum Of $l2.2 for
board furnished you. AL of which will more
fully appear by reference to plaintiff 8 complaint
You are hereby notified that, if yon fail to ap-
pear and answer said complaint IS above re-
quired, the said plaintiff will take q default
against you and judgment for the foregoing
several sums, interest and costs.
District Court Of the Second District ofths
fsEAL Territory of Montana in and for the Coun-
ty of Silver Bow, this 26th day of June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
REUBEN L. DAVIS, Clerk.
BY CHARLES s.. WARREN, Deputy Clerk
Knowles 4 Forbis, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Robbery at Dillon.

On last Tuesday night q robbery
was committed at A. K. Solever's
saloon, on Montana street. An en-
trance was made at the back door.
The robber pryed open the desk be-
hind the bar and scared a certificate
of deposit on Sebree, Ferris & Whites
bank for 5 LOGS, a promissory note
for $40, and 500 in bills. Some time
during the same night an attempt
was made to break into the house on
the corner of Washington and Sebree
streets. One of the bachelor inmates
was aroused, and selling a double
barreled blunderbuss he sailed forth
from the side door, dressed in his red
flannel shirt tail, in time to see the
would berobber running down Sebree
street at lively rate. Recent rob
berries here lead to the supposition
that there is a gang operating in this
section. The propriety of organizing
a BIT society is discussed. Such an
organization would probably notify
suspicious characters to "git up and
git" from Dillon.-Zribune.
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Attempted Murder at Barker.

Joseph Dapper was arrested Mon
day, at Clendennin, charged with
an assault with intent to kill
his wife at the Barker House. Dap
per and his wife have been having
trouble for some time, and on Sunday
Mrs. Dapper during her husbands
absence from town took her three
children to the hotel and refused to
return to the house again. Dapper
had several interviews with her and
tried to induce her to 60 home with
him, but was unsuccessful, and on
Monday, shortly after dinner, he as
saulted her in her room in the hotel,
cutting her head and face badly be-
fore anyone could Interfere. He was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wilson,
and q pocket knife unopened found
in his hand. Great sympathy is ex-
pressed for Mrs. Dapper and her
and all r indignant at
Dspper, as the assault was entirely
unprovoked. Dapper had been drink.
ing hard for some days and worry
over his family troubles, and
since his arrest seems to feel his dis
grace keenly, and claims he was
shout wild With drink and worried
at his wife's leaving him.-Benton
Record.