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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-13
l. E G Il L NOTICES.
C1ATE ,F VERMONT.

- District of Addison. rs.
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
ADDISON:
To all persons Interested in the estate of Dan
Warner, late of Cornwall, in said district,
ucrcaseu, GREETING;
Bv the authority OF the State OF Vermont Won
are hereby notified to appear before the sail PRO.
bate Court, at the Probate Onicc i'm Middeburv.
in said district, on the B. day of Scptcmbcr, 4.
ID. 1883, to show cause, If any YOU have why
the account of j. u. hamblin and *. Il.
Warner, executors of the will of said de
ceased, should not he allowed, and also why
the residue OF said estate should not be dis
tributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at MiddlrburV, in SAID district. This 18th
day oi June, a. ID. 1883. 20
2G-3t LYMAN Il. KNAPP, Judge.
SNTATE OF VERMONT.
10 District of Addison, So.
BE ii remembered, that ut Il session of the Pro
date Court holden ut Mddlcbury, within and for
said district on the 2lsi lay 81 June, A. u. 1855
| Present: Hon. Lyman +. kNapp. judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument in writing, I'M
der seal, puriorting to be the last III and tesla
mrnt of Oliver rOst, late OF liridport, in
sail district, deceased, havin been this day pre-
scented to SAID Court ni Probate and duly lilcd in
| the probate Office: Thcrcl re, II is ordered that
| all persons Interested IN the estate of said de
ceased, be notified tn appear before said court,
| at the Probate oilice in NJ dlcbury, in id dis
trict, on the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1885,, at 10
o'clock u. M 10y publication of this order three
weeks succt ssivciy previous thereto, in the
MiGdebury Register, II newspaper printed at
they may have, why said INSTRUMENT IN writing
should not be proved and allowed, as the last
! will and testament of the said deceased.
| 2G3t LYMAN T.. KNAPP, Judge.
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CoMMIssIoNERs NoTICE.-Estate of

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estate Of
" Rachel Pierce.
The undersigned, having been appoint Il
by the Hon. Probate Court ion the district OF Adj
olson, commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Rachel Pierce. late OF
Middlcbuy, in said district, deceased, and all
claims cx hibitcd in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes aiore-
said at l.. ID. Eldredge's office in Middlcbury on
the 2d day of August and ID day of Januar y
next from ten O'Clock II. IN. until three o'clock p.
m, each of said days, and that SIX months from
the 2d day OF July, A. u. lSS5,i the time lin
tied by said court fer said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day of July A.
ID. lSs3. 2S2i
FRANK \. BOND, co,n,rs
J. NJ BU HkE, ~ 10
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DIR. PLANTS
KIDNEY REMEDY !

This Remedy is composed OF ingredients hav
ing special reference To the above elias Of din-
cultes. Ii is the Prescription Of "A Physician q
over twenty years practice III the West, and was
successfully used by him in the treatm mt nj
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Testimonials as
to its value arc abundant before it came into tn,
hands of the present Proprietor, but as we can
not use them we subjoin one or two such MS We
are constantly receiving.
Ho- Gentleman in Georgia says, al was sui
ferlng with pain in my back, scanty urine will
pain in voiding il, and much sediment. One hot
tie of .-iants Kidney Remedy cured me. | wa,
relieved before had taken half of it,"
BE- lady in town writes us, al would adyis,
all who suffering from Kidney troubles Ia us,
Dr. Plants Kidney Remedy. | was suffering
from weakness, with pain in my back and limbs
and IL walked II short distance was too tired {,
stand on nv feet. After taking three bottles
could walk as long as pleased and enjoy II, ha,
a good appetite, was free rom pain and felt lik,
new. Try it and get relief" Mrs. l.. l.. llAw rs
BE- Soh by Druggists generally, and in Mid
dlebury by l.. HANAFORD.
A. N, PLANT, N, D Pharmacist. 81. Adams, VI,
y Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-11

PITTSBURGH, August lO.-PErEoLEUM-1n the Of.
noon session the market was active: opened firm
at 81 Og5S adyancedto slll9l, broke and closed Of
sl06Jfi trading heavy.
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STATE MISCELLANY.
Various Matters In the Vicinity and al
Over the state.

49,
Over the state.
A calico ball will be given at Deer Park
hotel this evening.
Last Tuesday the fine saw mill Of W. s.
Lewis, in Summers county, was destroyed by
fire. .sU
Lucien Oliver, Il, attempting to board a
passing train at Hinton, q few days since,
fell and had his right arm cut off at the
shoulder. ..7
A new vein OF superior camel coal, from
five to six feet thick, was discovered upon
the lands OF Archibald Wilson, In Randolph
county, near the proposed line OF the Graf
ton & Greenbrier railroad, n few days since
A Beallsville correspondent OF the Monroe
Gazette says that the engine on the B., y q G.
going east Tuesday. set FIRE to wheat stack
near William y. Miller's barn, consuming
nearly the whole oft. It waswith difficulty
the barn was saved. r.rf
For sometime past George W. Shut has
been at Charleston thoroughly organizing for
q geological survey OF this State. There will
be q complete survey OF the whole State,
giving minute description OF the lumber
and mineral resources thereof, which will
tend to develop 1t very much. The parties
Engaged In this survey are very efficient In
their undertaking. The United States Gov.
eminent is having 1t done.
The Salvation Army post at Wellsburg ex.
poets to have a big blowout next Tuesday
The recruits there will be mustered in
and q regular station Of the Salvation Army.
established. The programme for the occA.
sion includes a banquet at the Court House
and presentation OF colors at the School
Hall. 1t Is expected that Captains Light aud
Thomas, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, and other Of
ticers will be In attendance, besides large
number Of Salvation soldiers from steuben-
Vile and Wheeling.
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SALE OFINToxICANTs
BY Druggisis-The Pharmacy Act Con.
ntruod by Gen. WITS.

BY DruggIsts-Ihe Pharmacy Act Con.
strued by Gen. watts.
At the request Of Mr.. Edmund Booking,
Secretary OF the State Board Of Pharmacy,
Attorney ). General Watts has given his opin.
ion on three points in the pharmacy act To
which his attention was called. The fist
was. whether or not, section ii of the law as
amended February %, 1888, repealed this
portion OF section 0: but no druggist or re-
pistered pharmacist, who Is practcing ply
stefan, shall himself, or by hisagent or CLERK,
ELI any such liquors, drinks, mixtures or
preparations upon his own prescription"
The op'ning clause OF section II reads /:
"This act shall not apply to physicians put
ting up their own prescriptions, ETC."
Several druggists throughout the State have
held that this portion OF section II repealed
that portioA OF section 0 given above. and
have been selling accordingly. The Attor-
new. GENERALS decision Is like that given by
several Stats Cours. 1t does not repeal sec
ton 8, although from the reading 1t might
be implied that II did.
The second point was: Has druggist the
power to refill prescription that calls for
liquor? The decision Is that he has not and
that new prescription from physician in
good standing Is necessary every time
liquor bottle is filled by q druggist The
Attorney General adds This law is fire.
quently violated by druggists in this Stat"
The third point was, III druggist is
stricken from the Register for violation Of
the Pharmacy Laws, can he be reinstaiedy y
In reply the Attorney General says: "1n re-
gard TO the third question l would say that
once druggist Is stricken from the Register
for a violation OF the Pharmacy laws his
name cannot be restored, nor can he at any
time be reinssated."
These three important points being settled
the Board proposes to see that they are VIC
lated as little as possible.
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A RUNAWAY NIECE
RON CHICAGO FouNolNwAEELlNo.
A Hans Joy at FIndInr III. Bother. Loss.LO.t
Daughter. aud an OaOsrs sharsiu tn. Re-.
JoIeInE-Lsots,rA ln who Less Portu.
nate in a Hant for BIS Bsttsr.aalL

There was meeting at the St. Charles Ho-
tel yesterday morning, under rather peculiar
circumstances, between young woman OF
20 or 50. and middle aged mau who claimed
to be her uncle. On Thursday evening
spsciPl Officer Murdoch was approached on
Water street by strange man who asked him
II he bad seen anything Of woman, whom
be deserted, and whom he BELOVED to be In
this city. He said she was his niece, and had
run off from her home In Chicago. Muir
doch had not seen the woman, but he insti-
tIted INQUIRIES which resulted In tracing the
young woman 10 the Parker House, on Water
street. Inquiry developed the fact that
she had been Engaged as a domestic
there for two weeks past and that
her name was Lena Seminar. This was the
name OF the young. woman for whom the
stranger had inquired, and Murdoch reported
his success to tue man, who was stopping at
the St. Charles hotel, and registered as Ernst
Burwig, OF Harrisville. It was arranged
that the young woman should be taken to
the hotei and confronted by her uncle, and
this plan was successfully carried out. The
two seemed oveIjoyed 10 meet, and their
greeting was afteGIiouate in the extreme.
The msn also attested his Joy at the success
Of his search by presenting the officer with
$50, which made. Murdoch as glad as the
uncle" The young woman Is described as
an attractive girl, tall and slender, with
!ack hair and eyes. Mr.. Burwig said he was
her fathers brother, but the different names
OF the two parties do not indicate that this
isso.
Yesterday q young man from down the
river called at the City Building and asked
the aid OF the police in finding his wife, who
had left his bed and board and come to THU
city. AT least he believed so. A search In
the places where she would most naturally
be supposed to be found did not confirm hi.
suspicious, however, and the police concluded
that she was not In Wheeling.
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RoAKp or EDUCATION.
a Special Meeting IN Reference 10 the
washington school.

It will be remembered that at the July
meeting Of the Board Of Education somewhat
Of sensation was caused by lengthyreport
from the Committee GU Buildings and
Grounds, accompanied by resolution to the
effect that practical expert in Buildings be
employed by the Board to examine the
Washington suh.district school building, and
report in whiting to the Boardas to itscondi-
ton, with reference 10 safety.
The matter was referred back to the COM
mittee with power to act. The Committee
had the building examined by competent
person, and not wishing to take the RESPONSE
bility Of making the repairs considered nee
essary, called a special meeting OF the Board.
The meeting was well attended and President
Collier presided. The matter was presented,
aud resolution adopted ordering the west
gable OF the building torn out aud rebuilt
and anchored securely. Other safeguards
were also decided on, to put the house in o
safe condition, do awsy with the shaking now
felt during wind storm, and avoid the dan
ger OF fire which constantly existed before,
owing to tue fact that the joists rested In the
fiuts in one or two places.
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cry MATTERS.
Brief Notes on cnrrent Events OF Minor
Interest.

THr Committee on Cemeteries has been
called to meet this evening.
Col. DAVID RABK1N took bis bloodea colt
up to the Island this morning to have him
taken through course OF Sprouts" by the
trainers there.-Bslldire Independent.
THERE was slIght collision between q mail
car and a Vondola In the Hempfeld yard yes.
terday, which slightly damaged the former.
TEE Directors OF the State Fair held a
meeting on the grounds yesterday afternoon,
10 assign the committees and members Of tue
Board their respective duties at the coming
exposition.
THE Toledo Democrat says that the noto.
rious Dr.. Hale has jumped his bail there and
Is thought TO be practicing In Ohicago, now.
DR.. Hale'S exploits are pretty familiar 70
Wheeling people.
A LITTLE boy, aged eight years, q son Of
Mr.. Joseph McCausland, who lives on shor;:
creek, fell off horse Thursday evening ana
broke one OF his arms DR.. Bates, 1f., At
tended to his injury.
YESTERDAY afternoon the funerals OF young
Humes and Halfpenny, two OF the Eighth
ward boys drowned Thursdsy evening, took
place. They were largely attended. The
funeral OF steen. the t1ird boy drowned 81
the same time, will take place to-day.
Arvo.HoEsE team drawing small wagon
containing woman named bowers and hei
child, ran of In the Fifth ward yesterday
forenoon, but the occupants OF the wagon
escaped without injury, and the horses were
stopped before any serious harm was done.
AIyrs McCLAsKEY, the late assistant lore
man OF the Register composing room, wa
buried yesterday afternoon from bis late re-.
idence on the Island. The Odd Fellows hec
charge OF the obsequies, and the Typograph
ical Union also attended in body. Th'
faneral was largely attended by other friendi
OF the deceased also.
ABOUT 9 O'Clock yesterday morning VIM
Conroy, an employe Of the Riverside bias
furnace, met with serious and probabl!
fatal accident, falling from the stock.room Il
the ground, distance Of 80 feet, striking o.
his head and shoulders and fracturing hi
skull, back OF the right ear. The unfortnnat
men was carried to his boarding. house, an!
DR.. Ford, being summoned, did all In hi
power Tor him, but |. OF the opinion that tn
Injuries sustained will prove fatal.
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The Trnin of the Matter.

An untruthtul aud unwarranted article
appeared in the Register yesterday, which
among other things accused an employe OF
the Telephone Exchange Of betraying the
confidence Of the Register In the interests OF
this paper. Tho following letter explains
itself, and contains the truth in reference to
the mstter referred to In the RegiSter's a1ttcle:
WHEELING, August 10.
lh. NJ R. Wolf.
DEAR s1R:-In reply to your inquiry as to
the Justice OF an insinuation In tnis morn
ins's Register that the night operator at the
telephone exchange had "yiolated the conf.
dence OF q subscriber" and repeated TO me
news tslephoned to the Register Office by an
attache OF that paper, would ssy that the
ins!n nation Is without any warrant In truth,
and so stated to the writer Of the
Re1isters article before 1t appeared.
NV first information OF the alleged scalding
OF a child on the Island was obtained from
Mr.. O, Liedl, city editor Of the poiksblaa,
whose connection with the Register Is we'll
known to all familiar with the workings OF
the Wheeling press Coming at too late an
hour 10 permit OF visit TO the Island, to!e-
phoned 10 the Island hose house and 10 the
Suspension bridge toll house, but did not
speak OF the matter to the night operator OF
the telephone, nor did he speak to me on the
subject at ali. WILL 8. FAIRS,
City Editor ISTELnGENcER.
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PERSONAL mENrIos.
News and Gossip In Reference to variou'
People.

People.
Hon. Benz. Fisher has gone TO Ironton.
Chief Clerk h. G. Myers, Of the Possoffice,
Is at Council Bluffs Iowa.
Hon. J. H. Good returned from Cincinnati
on the 81. Lawrence yesterday.
Capt. Henry seamon and wife returned
from Morgantown yesterday morning.
Prof. William Ewing, Of Canonsburgs
Jefferson Academy, is visiting in the city.
Miss Maggie Flynn, OF East Wheeling, has
returned from visit 10 Martins Ferry
friends.
Mrs. Mary Koran and two sons, Of this
city, are the gusts Of Mrs. Lawrence Koran,
OF Morgantown.
Mrs John Roemer and daughter, Miss
sallie, have been whiting friends in s,euben-
vile the past week. 10
Walter Haskell and wife, OF Cincinnati,
and Miss Kate Eister, Of Chicago, are visiting
Mr.. Lewis .Woodmansee,
Miss Lille Baker, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Senator Jno. Kenns, at Charleston,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. John Wagner, daughter and two sons,
OF this city, are guests oil MIR. and MIS- Thos.
B. Evans, OF Morgantown.
Mr.. w. V. Atha, RavensWooos leAulng
merchant, accompanied by his wife, register
ed at the Stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. Morgan L. OFT has returned from the
Shenandoah and Potomac, where he has been
for feyeral days enjoying the fine fishing.
DR.. w. E. stathers and Representative
selmon Wells, two Of Tyler couniy's promi-
nent citizens, were in the city last evening.
DR.. Logan and wife, and daughter, Miss
Annie returned yesterday flom an extended
sojourn in the lake region. All were bene'
fitted by their trip.
Mr.. G. @. Cochran, railroad contractor from
Dalton, O., Is visiting friends in the city, and
looking after the firm interests with the Ohio
River and Ohio Valley Rail Roads.
The Fairmont West Kiryiniaa says Of State
School Superintendent Butcher: HE Is en-.
Enthusiastically In favor OF National aid to free
schools, in which opinion he differs from
many-in fact, nearly all-ot his Democratic
brethren. He has BY his liberal course made
some enemies here among the Bourbons,
but, on the other hand, he mas made quite a
number OF warm friends in the Republican
ranks. But we agree with the Journal that
be Is too progressive for the average Bourbon,
and they will compel him to step down and
outu
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Cured Of Rheumatism.

christianSburE, Va, 1857.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which I could get no relief, ]
tried browns Iron Bittets, which
cured me completely. A child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seetnto
be able to eatatall. lEaye him Iron
BItterS with the happieSt results.
J. KyLI MONTAGUE.
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To.DAY,s BOAT RAUE
And other BeIIaire Itsms-yarious Rail
road Notes.

And Other Bellhtre demonstrations Rail-
road Notes.
New coal chuteS are to be built at the Nor.
gan coal works, running out to the B. & o.
tracks,
All the crystal window glass buildings are
now under roof. They are Of ample size and
we'll built.
1t is possible that Judge HoadIy may be In
Bellaire the day Of the Democratic county
convention.
The Dlurnal put of q coop Of chickens and
guinea fowls here yesterday, the coop being
Il feet long and 8 feet wide.
A. w. Marshall and Jas. Gilleland, who
left on the Andes last week, got back yester.
day noon, on the 81. Lawrence.
AN engine and train moving 10 the Balti-
more 4 Ohio yard Yesterday collided; but no
damage resulted except to two freight cars.
The B., Y & @. railroad has arranged to
run train this evening along the river bank,
keeping pace with the boats In the race and
returning with them, charging Is cents for
tho trip.
Some Bellslre people will 70 out to Burrs
Mills camp ground this evening to spend
Sunday with friends or relatives In the cot
tsGes. A large crowd Is expected 70 90 ont
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Uhe Qntelligetlfer.
0iiIce \ ON. 10 aud % Fonrtee"tn street
NEW Advertisements.


wanted-Helper In Blacksmith Shop.
Second Hand Pianos-M ilson q Banner.
For Sale-Ferms and Houses-G. 0. Smith.
New Windsor College. rl
Wanted-Money-G. o. Smith.
Ho! For the Boat Race.
List OF Letters III
For Cinoinnati-steamer st, Lawrence.
We Haye Just opened-stanton & Dayea'
p0 Washington and Jefferson collego-Head
Oh Auction nSsa; Sale of Building Lots-Hsad Of
Reirigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
Dr.. John Z. smith-Third page.
@. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium:
Ice Cream Parlors-Thos. \. Heyman.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
Use Home-Made Bread-D. ]. Mckee.
g. o. smith, Real Estate Agent and Stock
Wantsd-I. Warren & Co.
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1.iOc; short clear 74Oc Butter quiet and uneb4ng.
ID. Eggs In fair demand Gtl7GIAc, Whisky

7iOc: short clear s40c. Butter quiet and unehGny.
ed. Eggs In fair demand 81 lIalIAc. Whisky
steady aud unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, August le.-Flour Atm and tAi!ly
active. Wheat opened firm and closed week; No,
Pred in elevator ii is: No. red August g. 1919
1s4; september 81 lSHAl isttsioctober 81 :. ~
2esf, November 81 27al az. CON, options WeaE'
car lots q1!et and steady; No smlxed &c; steamer
September 81 fa6 &c; October tao2e oatssteSoyi
new white % Hrrive4.G new rejected SVc; OLD 20
white 42c: old No. white li44bt. Butter dnll AND
weak: creamery extra 2la22c fiHtS lSl2Qc. Cheese,
cholce AteAdy; Other grades nominal; full cream
SIISSc; fair 70 good Ease. Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, August lU.-ThO DFOTtTS' J0arHdlreports;
Hogs-ReCoIplS 1900 head: shipments 2, goo head;
market weak and hRi0c lower; ptcking y Sol5 NJ
sEips 81 2oSS sO closed dun. CsttIe-keccipts
700 head: lsblpnents S,sS1 head; choice steady
uarket liver and dull; Texas lbD lower Exports
s. 91s vs. SEA shipping steers z SSES " sSP sGss
shipments 5000 head; market fairly active; inie
riof TO fair u G0AS Is; good 81 %; choice u o.
NV YoRE, August lC.-Dry Goods-H1ye been
moe doing to-day, and for all deslrAble goods
numerous and 10 LANCER qu4otities. Reutr0w Elng;
hams In wide request and llTgs sales prices o.
formers choice, thiftysx iuehes, oleached eo!tons
made ut exc; flannel, arc 10 better demand, put
with large and steady distribution on eaily Salea'
the general tone Of the market Is better.
ToLEDo, o., August TO- Wheat Am aud shade
better; No white wheat 81 o. No cred winter cash
and August nominal at 81 u; September u la
October 81 IS55i November 81 l1sS year 81 2; Ie;
iCCted $50. Corn dull and nominal; No. 2caSh ana
august 6SISc; September sc bid; October b4ho
asked; rel 5CledE5J no grade 4ic. Oats dull; No.
2cAlh aud August 291fc asked; Lseptember I67lc
asked; year 2Sc bid.
CINCINNATI, o., August lO-cottou quiet and
unchanged. Flour finn and unc aangeu. wheat
steady and firm n 81 0S cnsll: 81 I0 Augu ~ l2l
October. Corn steady aud firm At sic spot; $3.50
October Oats lower at nc Rye, demand active
and prices advanced at &c Provisions dull and
nominal, except bacon, which Is dull snd lower
shoulders fHc clear rib nc; clear S77kc. WHISKY
easier AZ 81 Is, butter steany aud unchanged.
RksT LIBEsrY, August 0.-Cattle-ReCeipts ,S?l
head: nothiug doing AORS-ReceiptS l,49S head
m rket arlIvr; ihiMdelphiAs 90 00A6 10; Yorkeii
IS 90a6 Is. sheep-Receiph I, GO heid;market very
dull and prices shade Oh from yesterday.
CINCINNATI, August l0-Ho0S-Llye hogs de
maud active aud higher; common and light 81 ~
90; packing and butchers % 0Ia5 Isl receipts l,sOI
head; shipments 800 head.
PtTIsBuR6H, August lO.-PErEoLEUM-1n the al
noon session the market was active: opened firm
at 81 0y<; adyancedlto slllA, broke. and closed o.
sl0s5Si trading heavy.
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Two Men In jail at bridgeport on n
Serious Charge.

Serious Charge.
Mayor Junkinsis home from q weeks re-
creation at Lake Breeze.
Henry Presock and Robt Stewart, drunk
and disorderly, paid fines Of s. and s. each
res ectyeiy, and costs.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander and his fStter.ir-
law, Mr.. Isaac Askew, Of Kansas City, ar
rived home from Lake Breeze ThurSday
evening.
For some time past teveral suspicious char
acters have infested this place. two or.three
detectives have spent some time shadowing
them. Thursday nighttwoof the parties were
arrested and locked up on charge Of drank
enness and disorderly conduct. They were
fined $50 and IS respectively and held
as suspicious characters, 1t being thought
they are In some way connected with re-
cent murder at MssSillon, Ohio. Word has
been sent to that place. Detective ALI Bur-
nett interviewed the men yesterday, but i
Is not known to what conclusion he arrived.
The men are named James Rogers and Pat.
rick Cannon, and are hard crowd.