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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03


G. Trego are appointed acting general man
ayers Of the b. IS o. Telegraph and express
systcms-rcspcc,iyc,y.
Those who ike to ~ 80 blind win have am
ample field in The annual sale commencing
Jan. Is Of unclaimed packages in the Dead
Letter Office.
Under the alarming head OF crimes and
casualties" the N.r, and Courier notes
New brunswick woman who gave birth 90
four boys at once.
That very animated bean pole, sara Bera-
hardt has been thrashin- % rival actress,
Marie Colom5;,s, for writing her mp in a
satire entitled Sarah Barnum.'
Keely's alleged motor is getting terribly
remote. It's inventor now promises to star
tie the world and the holdar- Of those 49,
GOO shares Of stock abou, FEB. is, Keely
IS letting Us down easy.
Tie Standard Theatre 9Th Ave. * SIND
Street. New York. IS burned. Built in 70.
Kate C.axton vas not therc-she is not u
liquitous and cannot be present at all tie
theatre buruia-s with hcr Two Orphans.
The princess D,lsoroasi, the late Tsar's
alleged wife. IS spending her morgauatic
widowhood u am5.ing mp and down Eu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
I~~3. Christmas. I-,3'

On. TIY. hrs nos in .fp.k. ifrh 'a''.'
ra..in.. iifrr. Cgrrllfs M.nrc n "i.f
i.rnurs. facaannf. t.claflne. 100
Alm.ra.. rnai.h Wainuf. .hitA De- ~
Iaf.sl Oh ofIfr affhc lowest prize.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

The Pope has created Archbishop Glib
bons of Baltimore delegate apostolic to pre-
side at the Catholic council in Baltimore
next November. The council will proclaim
as binding in every diocese the canon laws
enfo-c ed now only in the Southern section
which render . parish pastor permanent
appo.atce-except forgraye causes demand
ing his removal. At present, the Archbish-
OPS can change at will the incumbents OF
pa,toratcs in their dioccscs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

t>Se FALL AND WINTER. 1SS3.
Grand Fl] Opening pf VIM. Kahn & Co.. tEc
Leading Clo-hicr~ Sal,cr Building Charles
town W Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

Joaquin Miller, "the poet of the SicTTas,
has built himself 4 two-room los cabin in
an oak grove on the hill above 10Th street,
Washington. The csbin is something like
q pretty womau's cloak is lined with
c,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
ELS iND BTGS.

Files. r1ara.-. ants bed-hugs rl.s mice.
-.rt.r.. ehinUsns-. e' arcl ont a- h'ls1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

A Brooklyn Er7 dude says thai Mlsso2-
ri girls are tao sweetest because they are Mo
iasses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
The First National Bank OF
jefferson.

To Or lrrf 1r1 Directors ~ tht ~.
hlfe fh.s Day i..'arrl .cui-annrei aif.i
aI 8 IT, rIi.f nlf ni thC rlfrlnF. 81 ~
r1nfhs iank l1y 40 flNf. -a.l ~
rfrat'e an Int lfrf fhr i'h DAY =. -, ,-i'
i..l sAML HOWELL
percnier o. ISL ti'h''f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
HOLIDAY GOODS!
CHRISTNAS GOODS,
December 6, 1883.
XMAS PRESENTS

DR. CifAS. T.. PRATT has just returned
J from the cities with large and weli-se-
icctcd stock of
CHRISTMAS GOODS!
Such as Celluluid and Florence Dressing Cases,
Toilet Boxes and Pcrfuucry. Odor CsIscs, q very
handsome aud full line of Fine China and Glass
Ware. Vases, PatuXcnt Calvert and Avalon
Ware Of the latcs; patterns fine Bsquc Figures
Also a large assortment Of Books, Writing
Desks. Christmas Cards full line Of Prang'
famous Cards Pucks. Marcus Wards and the
celebrated IIake Cards at all prices. Fine STA
tionery, including ELEGANT Boxes of Paper, &c.
/ fine line Of Beautiful Christmas and New
Year Books for Children and grown persons.
Come early aud inspect our large stock OF
Holiday Goods. We are receiving now goods
every day and try to give satisfaction 70 oil.
December -. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
PUBLIC SALE.

Tg1IIE undersigned intending 10 discontinue
fl~Hng and 10 engage ia the Hardw1r"
& Agricultural lmplcm, mt business in Charlie %
~. West Virginia, Will sell at ms residence
mile South Gf Summit Point and miles West
OF Charls.,cwD on the summit Point * Berry
willie turnpike, near Shbchridscs Shop, on
Thursday JiNUdRT 81, 1884,
tine following described personal property:
ELEVEN HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
five cool Work Horses. > harshc1T leaders
and two that will work ANY placc-ail with
foal. Av pr. Allan Reynolds imported Per-
,hcron stallion Fuiriighi Two young Driving
Horseshoe sired By sam Peters perSuadcr,
the other by NodOc, and IS 4 fine Rider -Four
we'll bred Colts, ranging from months 70 two
years Old
FIFTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE
Three Good Mich Cows, one a thoroughbred
Aaelncy Oac Grade Durham lleifcr and
calf one Grade Durham Bull, years old and
well DISPOSED Two fine large lleiicrs that viii
be fresh by day of sale, and six Fartng Cattle.
p Hogs and Figs of them good Brood Sows.
1 Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar and rest are
Shoa;s and Pigs.
FARMING mp. EMUNIS.
finch tread. S.ulbakcr Wagon, capacity
$50 bushels wheat new; Government
Wagon an excellent parrot Hay Ladders new
! Mower. new: Acme Harrow Ullum Plow
new. I Oliver Chilled Plow. Sonth-bcnd Chill
led How. now :Nl1bic and Single Shovel Flows,
/ brewster Side Bar Buggy, butt; b. Mann d
Rice good as new Spring Wagon, Double
Setof Harness. nicklc plated. new; Single ocl
of Harness / good basket Sleigh, Sets Fly
Strmls new. Double. Single n fhribbic trees,
8Sct, front Gears. > Sets Brccchhauds SpTCaders
Wagon Lines, Buggy Spread, Forks, RaHcS,
DIGGING Iron Multock, and 50 on al ighd'in
E70wse = EajsCaeM Furniture.
Excelsior Cook Stove, No. -; Pots, Kct
ties, Buckets. Pans, fables Benches | Argus
Nut Coal stove. medium size. anti cllnker;
/ Walnut Extension Fable, Walnut Bureau,
! Walnut Sid.hoard ! Desk. doz. diLiaS room
Chairs. dol. Walnu. Cane Scat Chairs, Wal
| nut Marble Slab Bcd-c'lamberStt Poplar Bed
/ chamber Sci. Magic Light Double Heater Coal
stove LARGEST size. and many other articles too
nUmerou, to mention.
Alofthe above furniture Is new, having only
/ been in use a few mt nths.
/ TERMS 0FSALE.-A credit OF twelve months
will b, given on all sums over Ten Dollars
/ Purchaser % riyc note wiki approved security
negotiable and payable a. the First National
I Bank of Jefferson, at Charlcstown, ". Va, viii
interest from date.
/ se.Salc 20 commence promptlya NJ Zen o cl1cN'
H. G. GEIZENDANNER.
| T,D,7er,- q f5Sl-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

superintendent Robert Stewart and w.
c. Trego ave appointed acting general man
ayers Of the b. IS %. telegraph and express
systems respectively.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

lSfocanogeie,.s, .lgeeriag.

The Annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
The Valley Fertilizer Company will be held on
Tucsslag. the 22nd day of January, 1884, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Office ofthe Company.
Be. WASHINGTON.
Januarv 3. fsSt-2t. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
FLIES IND BUGS.

Flies. reaches, ants. bcd-bugs, rats mice,
rophers. chipmunks, cleared ont by " Rough
"a Rats" ljc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

The Y. NJ. c. \. held Watch Meeting
Monday night. The services were conduct
ed by s. Howell Brown, Esq3.and included
prayer. exhortation and songs of praise. The
meeting was well attended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
Home IjeHJS.
-" All your own fault
-.--.. ......--... III Whom YIN on


Ifyou remain sicl, when You can
Cc, hpp bi,tcrs that ncver-ff3
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickes. invalid can use hop bitters with
safety and great good.
old men lettering around from Eheu-
matiSm. kidney trouble or any weakness
wall be almost new by using hop bitters.
My wife aud daughter were made
healthy by the use Of hop bitters and rec
ommend them 20 my people.-Methodist
Clergyman.
Asa any good doctor If hop
Biuc-s arcrot thc best family medicine
Ou earth
-Malaral fever, Agre and Biliousness,
viii leave every neighborhood as soon as
hop bittcrS arrive.
MY mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all on, Of her system with hop
bittcr>. Eli Os'rcgo SIM.
Ice wateris rendered harmless and more
refreshing and reviyins with hop bitIerS IA each
drought.
in-Thc vi-or of youth Cor the agcland intrm
hop bitte-S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03


The Masonic fraternity partook Of their
Annual Supper at Washington Hall on
Friday night Inst, being entertained by the
ladies of the VI. Z. Church, South. The
repast was bountiul and elegant, consist
ing Of oysters, fried and stewed, turkey,
roast pix. ham, chicken salad, coffee, pickle
bread OF various kinds, butter. cranberry
sauce and jelHes-all delicously prepared,
and served by q beyy of young ladies.
After doing fall Justice to the edibles, Col.
B,ckwith in behalf of the Masons thanked
the ladies for the delightful entertainment,
and proceeded in enthusiastic terms to Gu
loriz, Masonry grand attainTents, Its
numerous practical benefits in assisting and
cheering the needy and sick and raising the
fallen. After he concluded 4 call was made
fo, Hon. VIM. II. TrayerS, who resisted tor
some time, but at length, yielding 20 the
importantly Of his friends, rose and made
few remarks expressive OF his enjoyment OF
the occasion and qualification at being pres
emit, but being unprePared to speak, lac
would Gladly give way to his friend on the
left, Rev MI shepherd who, on being call
ell for. responded that, having dincd snmpt
ous'y I'm Che Country, and endeayored to dc
justice % she present entertainment he vas
far 90 full for utterance.' Rev. Mr.. Tuck
c- was thea called on and rose to Apologiz,
f,r declining o. speak on several grounds
FRS, and foremost. that he had received or
d,rs fsom home % tia: effect which he dare,
no. d..o5ey scconl that 20 make speecl
ol Masonry MAS dangerous, as he might b'
tempted 20 crafty the ai-coasD,ng cs
r.a.'.l Of the fair sex. and thus risk sharing
The mysterious fate OF the notorious Morgan
Rev Mr. >lipiey was then called up auc
arose simply to express his thanks and graf
iica.0u 20 being present.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
PUBLIC SALE.

/ WILL sell at my residences in Cliarlcstown,
corner of Main and Charles streets, on
TUESDAY, J4NU1RY 10Th, 1884,
The following valuable property;
One DRESSING TABLE. BOOK CASE;
Two MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLES;
One MAHOGANY CHAMBER SET MAI
TRESS;
One WALNUT CHAMBER SET. BUREAU ;
One PARLOR SUIT, SET OF CHAIRS;
One large BUFFET, SSTONES;
Cook STOVE and Utensils and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, and many other articles TOO nu-
ncrous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-On all sums over so a
credit Of six months will be given, without in
teTest if paid promptly at maturity, otherwise
interest from day OF Sale
Ssa~Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock.
DIR. 5. II. WILLIAMS.
January s. 1SS4-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
STATIONERY AID STATiOAER' S
.V'O5'EET'gES.
Store al Post once.
90.ooO Bnye3opes.

RS. IEISENRING carries fun stock ot Fine
Stationery and Stationor>' Novelties, including
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
10 HEAD HORSES AND COLTS,

Good WORK Horses, 3 If which arc Mares with
foal. by Young Tim, my Black Norman lIy-
deralv Stallion. which Will be sold on the same
day. My riding and driving Mare, - Betsy
and four well bred Colts, ranging from SIX
months 20 years old
Il HEAD OF CATTLE, 4of which are good
Mich Cows ! Registered Durham Cow and
Cali, 3 Young Steers and Graded Durham
Calves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
80 Head ofHOgs and hOats
Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar and two SowS'
FGal.aiMg En,p.e:NeMfs, Sc.

New Millhu7n Wagon, ! excellent narrow
tread Wagon and New Bed; new Hay Ladders,
new Cart ard Gears. new Mower; one Dcerns
Self-Binder, one Acme Harrow and two four
Square IIarrows. two Single and two Double
Shovel Plows, Sun-lish Flow, Root Plows, ,
and 3horse; Wheat Drill, Cutting Box, Wagon
Gears for fuur horses, Set of two horse Wagon
Harness, new 3 SETS Plow Gears llalterS, liou-
sens. Brides, Collars, Wagon Lines, Buggy
and Harness. new ! Double Set OF Harness, !
Wagon Saddle new; Log and Fifth CHAIN,
Digging Iron, Shoycls, Forks, Cow Chains
Sprcadcrs. Jockey Sticks Breast and Butt Chains
Thrihble, Double and Single Trees and so on al
uldnihtA,
TERMS OF SALES msuf Ten Dollars and
under Cash; on sums over Ten Dollars a Credit
oftwelye months viii be giyen-thc purchaser
to give his or her note, with approved security,
negotiable and payable at Jefferson Savings
Bank. JOSEPH BAKER.
january 2 fScf-ft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

Those who ike TO ~ 70 blind win have an
ample field in The annual sale commencing
Jan. - Of unclaimed packages in the Dead
Letter Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

Each Department is complete and presents
an array 81 goods unsurpassed anywhere Tor
variety. style and low prices, summing uP a
rrand total of 50. 90 worth ofguod- from winch
10 outfit yourself your children; OF present 20
,.o,,r friends Fach article has the pricc mark
ell on II in plain figures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

Wha, has So i'm store for U.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

always M han AMI ~ prices to snit
Nicc Note Paper = = a. and l3c pr gun
r ..~ile Paner In an cOlU-s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

Under the alarming head OF " crimes and
casualties" the N,c, end Courier notes
View Brunswick woman WHO gave birth %
four boys at once
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

Can supply them in lois OF 25)or 5o' very
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

That very animated bean pole, sara Bern
harit, has been thrashiu- q rival actress.
Marie Colombics, for writing her up IN a
satire entitled Sarah Baruum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03

The very latest New York. project Is
quarter million floating theatre Of immense
size and costly equipment whereon Madi-
son Square troupe win this Spring visit
benigh,cd towns and delight the small
f~-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-01-03
PUBLIC SALE.

yE7IIE undersigned intending to discontinue
/ Farming ana engase in the Hardware and
Agricultural Implement Business, in Charles
town, " VA, will sell at Public Sale, on the
1a DAY or FEBRt.ARY, 1881:
at his residence on the road leading from the
Lectown and Charlc.toMn dirt road, 10 Ramcy's
Shop on the Smithii,ld Turnpike about four
miles west of Charlcstown, the following per
sonal Property:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08
BAD FOR WOOL MEN.
The Converse Bill Defeated in the
House,
BUT The VOTE IS A VERY CLOSE ONE
Showing that There Is No Hope for the
horrison Reformers The Blair
Educational Bill Passed
by the Senate.
Special 10 ths Rsgister,

WARRINGTON, April This has been
one Of the most important days OF the
present session In that two measures Of far
reaching influence hsys been acted upon
by the two branches OF Congress. In the
House Conyerse's bill to restore the tariff
duty Of 1867 on foreisn wool was defeated.
This will prove . severe disappointment to
the wool growers of West Virginia, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and other States, who had
hoped that the present Congress would Es,
move the rsstrSstions BY which they are
now hampsred. But ths close vote upon
the measure, in the absence of sll the
Democratic members from Pennsylvania
who would have voted in favor of the bill,
shows very plsinly that the Morrison bill
will never get further than discussion in
the House.
The passage Of the Blair bill in the San.
ate, should this action ba confirmed by the
House, will have powerful influence up
on popular education. IL appropriRtes
seven millions for distribution among the
several States. This sum is to be increased
annuslly until it reaches fifteen millions,
when the appropriation will be gradually
diminished until the end of the eighth
year, when it will close. Opinions are di.
yided as to the bills probable confirmation
by the House, but the fact that it was
passed without regard to party in the Sem
ate causes its friends to hope that it will
receive the same treatment from the lower
.dy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08
II Is NOW a LAW.
The Blair Educational Bill Passes the
Senate by q TwO-Ih4Yds VOse.

WASHINGTON, April TN the Senate
nearly the whole OF the session was taken
up in the consideration of the Blair educa-
tional bill. Aft,r several Senators had
sroks~ in favor of and AGAINST the bill,
Hoar's first ansniment was taken up pro-
viding that the amount to be distributed
the first year be =, ,OG9 OOO, the second year
$40 OO0, 100, the third ye2r $l5,00O,OOo, then
diminish at the rate Of s., 900, 900 yearly un-
Gil the expiration of the eighth year when
the appropriations shall cease. The amend
nent was agreed to by SO yeas TO l2nsys.
Another amendment of Hoar's was agreed
TO providing that an equal opportunity
If education be given all children OF the
$ ate. An amendment was offered oy
Sherman providing that the money shall
DE- used only for common schools non e.
'srian in character: Morgan Inquired
shIs provision was aimed at Catholics.
Sherman replied it was not aimed a
Catholics, Methodists or Pre,byterians
especially, but it was his idea
that the public money should Do
disbursed only for nOnsectarlan
schools. He himself believed th:t the is-
telligent Catholics of the country were
coming to the conclusion thai many Oh
their ideas about tne common schools were
erroneous. hOaF Gcina'kCI tnSt III viz
civ where he resid, the were no more
staunCh friends Of the common secco's AZ
a rule, than the C,tholICs. The amend
ment was agreed to, - yeas, Is nays. -,
Mr.. butler suggested il was not at all
imr rOssible tnat the 81 CS~etl.y OF the Lnter-
Tor mit ht use this money as corrup-
ion fuud. 1t had been done before
and would be cone again II this
bill Was passed. He didn't care
wme,hrr that officer Gas 8 Democrat or
Republican, if million dollars were pat
1. -, EsuGs OF u cabinet officer to 90 seat
no State it Was not impossible, IN.
lrei it vas not improbable, in the light OF
.sSt events that the officer would say 10
the euycrpor of the State, Garry your
State i,r my politicsl party and you shaIi
have this money, eud If you do not shall
pick such flaws in yOata certificate that you
cannot get this money"
A number of aulsEdUsnsS OFT red by
Mr. Harrison were sGreed TO. The ii De
ing completed as in CAnmittce OF tue
Whole, il was reported to the Senate read
three times snd passed BY the following
vote. yeas So, nays IL,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08
NEW CUMBERLAND NOTES.
Two Interesting Lectures - New
Foundry Building.
L. D.

Special TO the Register.
Nkw CUMBERLAND, w. Va" April DIR.
Northrop will deliver two lectures ia the
School Hall this place, Monday, April g..
So says the Independent. There is evi.
IDENTIFY some mistake about the day or
date.) The fist lecture will be at two
o'clock, subject. Arbor Day, or improve
ment of our School Grounds and House3.
Evening subject, Rural Life and Homes,
or how to i'm prove and build up our Towns;
New Cumberland, its Possibilities. He
comes at the instance OF Superintendent
Butcher, who is also expected to be pres
ent.
VIM. T. Robb and family are in town
with their son Archie, expecting to take a
during the week. He has purchased land
back OF Huntington and is going on it, aid
will likely engsge in the lumber business
40 it Is principally timber land. Mr.. Robb
has spent bis days thus far in this section,
and we feel 10th 10 part with him and his
family, who are and always have been good
citizens. Bon voyage. We bespeak for
them hearty welcome at their new hone.
The foundry walls are up to the second
story snd will soon be ready for the roof.
Nj. V. B. Bernard, ex-superintendent of
our couRty schools, has closed his term at
the Tope school house and has taken
charge Of the sixth room in oar scnoo, in
place of Miss o. G. Campbell, who was
compelled on account OF sickness 10 give
up the room.
Tilden and Blaine stock appear to he at
par in our county, with a prospect Of ap.
preciating. II is hard telling what the
bulls and bears may do with it in the next
three mouths.
Our corporation election comes off next
week, wbiCn is sometimes attended with
dlsappointments. 1t looks as though the
present council are holding back for the
new ore to come in and clear up the streets,
ti-S-- -hAAn no effort made since the
food. The streets in places are still block
aded by buildings, railroad ties, saw-IoSs,
bridges displaced &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08
A WRoNGED WIFE CHARGES
Her Husband EIth Numbering Her
Mother Years Ago.

Her Husband GRh Numbering Her
Mother Years Ago.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., April 7.-8ridget Sex
last night procured warrant charging her
husband with ill treatment. He is pub
dler in the Hazelton mills and 10 years her
senior. Her story of bis abuse is heart.
rendipg. On Friday night the husband
tore hands full of her hair out. He has
vowed to kill her ere he dies. A short
time ago be attempted to shoot her. The
cap fell off the gun and saved her life. She
charges him with numbering her mother,
Mrs. Finnigan, at Johnstown, Pa, Chris
mas night IA years ago. During family
Quarrel he attempted to shot her brother.
Tie mother interferred and was shot in the
hip. She lived only short time. Officers
attt mpted to arrest him, and he fed. All
efforts to find him were fruitless and were
aband ndoned. Mrs Sex moved to Baltimore
and lived there several years. Her hus-
band finally appeared, stating he had been
sailing on the lakes under an alias. After
his identity she again lived ~itl Li-s-'
They have lived here four years. Sex ls
noted for his bad temper. Neighbors ana
children have often interferred TO prevent
sHSfs to 8s At eth the saSS Goso ,2s S 'se
lor ger. would rather beg. am heart
broken woman" Sex was arrested this
morning and the authorities &C JOhnstown
have been notified.
A Johnstown dispatch says: There IS
believed to be some truth in the story OF
Mrs. Bridget Sex, 81 Youngstown, that her
husband murdered her mothers al this ce
fourteen wears ago. Details are hard to
get at present.