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ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome OF News Concerning b Boass
and Boatmen.

An Epitome Of News Concerning b Boats
and Boatmen.
River 5 feet I inches and falling.
The Elaine will be to-day's Petersburg
packet, leaving at ii a. m.
The C. W. Bachelor, Granite State and
Andes got out on time yesterday.
The Emma Graham arrived ct . late
hour last night.
lows up with empties-Geo. Mathison,
B. ID. Wood.
The Louis A. Sherley will be up Friday
morning for Pittsburgh.
The Clifton passed down at I p. m. with
three bsrges Of brick.
The stages of water at up-river points, last
evening, were as follows: Oil City, l foot Il
inches and falling; Greensboro, 10 feet 9
inches and stationary; Parker's, ! foot 6
il ches and falling; Lock No. 4, 6 feet 2
inches and falling; Morgantown, 2 feet 6
inches and stationary; Brownsville, 5 feet
| inch and stationary.
PITTsBURG, August ll.-River 2 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
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Hs wni Not re ~ tbs Oanp Grou.a ~
day.
The announcement that the Rev. sam
Jones viii not be present at the Moundsvliie
camp ground to-day viii BE- .
erievous disappointment to- q large
humber of people, who had
hoped to be able to hear and see the Won
dertul evangelist Yesterday the folloMing
telt a was received by Presiding Elder
G.orge E. Hite, which explains the situa-
ton:
Mt. EAGLE, TEsY., August 10, 1885.
Rep. George f. Hite;
Broke down. Am sick. Can't come.
Have written.
SAN. P. JOKES.
Other information is to the effect that
Mr.. Jote i, completely broken down by req
ron of bis arduous lAbors in the past four
wet ks, ard is recuperat;ns at the earnest
8 lti,stion OF his friends aud physicians.
He viii, in all probability, be here later in
the season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12
A Pleasant Life for the Young Man.

Som men are content with formal in
curry about the health Of absent relations.
Not go with Thos. R. Chapman, of Marble
head, Mass, whose son suffered from poor
blood, which caused cold feet, q tired feel
ing at the pit Of the stomach, and general
debility. Mr.. Chapman bought him some
Browns Iron Bitters. The young man took
three bottles, and the father now writes {:
The last time l saw him he looked and felt
a great deal better Try it on your sick
friends and relations. Buy Of any drug
-.
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Never Give Tn.

If you are suffering with low and depress
ed spirits, loss Of appetite, general debility,
disordered blood, weak constitution, head
ache, or auy disease OF a bilious nature, by
all means procure a bottle Of Electric Bit
tiers. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you will
be inspired with new life; strength and &C.
tivity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents q bottle BY Logan & Co.
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II Your Liver Reminds You

OF It's existence BY dun pain or sharp tvinges In the
right aide, or beneath the dexter shoulier BLADE,
accept the reminder - q warning, and regulate the
organ without loss Of time, by the use Of Hoststteris
Stomach Bitters. The above symptom, are usually
accompanied by y~eIlowntss Of theskin, constipation,
furFsd tongue, disorder Of the stomach, sisk head
ache and morning nausea. But . reform IL promptly
instituted BY the Bitters, The best possible mbsi-
tate for eAlOmel, blu pill and other supsr-potsnt
and hurtful drugs erroneOusly desdtnGtad ssrene-
diss for btIliSusreas. appetite add dig xti1n are
.retsTed, me the bowels rss1me 3livity, when N
smpstus u given 70 tte functions q aeaith By this
kstrling antt-ailious medicine. which also bn tae
b1tcto OF enriehtsg and parifyfpa kthe dnula.ior,
41d fortifyiDg the q s.em sgEi1st 4elEriaf Infe ton
b air or ua,er u dso bepefkssl for rhsuna-
#eA kidney and biafdsr troubles
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A waIkingSkeleton

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechsnicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and sbscess on lungs, and reduced to q
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me so much good that bought q
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself again q man, completely re-
stored to health, With q hearty appetite, and
a gain in flesh Of 4s pounds"
Call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and
get q free trial bottle Of this certain cure for
all Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81. 90.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate were
admitted for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made July 30, 1885, BY Frederick
Sehumsn to Mary Felsing and Amelia Eel.
sing, for lot No. Isl, in section G, of Mount
Wood Cemetery. Consideration, S25.
Deed made August IL, 1885, by George
Crumbacker and wife to Louis Copp, for
lots Nos. l6 and II in Carroll and Bakers
addition to the city. Consideration, $500.
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Police Pickups.

Henry Anderson and Robert Allen, the
colored porters who raised a row at the de-
pot Saturday evening, got 81 and costs each
in Police Court yesterday morning. Charles
McMsnawsy and Fritz Mettenberger were
up for fighting. The former got 81 and
costs and the latter was dismissed. Russell
Malcomb for whipping his wife, got sixty
days in default of $50 and costs. The case
against Lena Freeze was dismissed at cost
OF complainant. The case against Joseph
Merdock was ordered to be taken before a
Justice, that the defendant might be exam
ined as to his sanity. :
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BuokIen,s Arnioa SaIvs,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tstter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and poi
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, %
money refunded. Price Is cents Der box.
For sale BY Logan b Co.
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IN GENERAL.
A Birthday Party.

A pleasant party wa given at the resi-
dence of Joe Krsus, last night, in honor Of
his twenty.6rst birthday. A large crowd
was present and spent a jolly evening in
dancing to C~ocksyne's music. At mil
night q choice supper was discussed by the
company, the fun sfterwsrd being kept up
till a late hour this morning.
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What You Say.

There are so many frauds advertised for
the hair" you say. So there are, but Park
er's Hair Bslsam is not one of them. 1t
will not work miracles, but it will do better
service for your hair than anything else you
AN find, Restores original color. cures
dandruff, gives new growth. Elegantly per-
-tpmed. Not a dye. -
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First Branch.

This Branch assembled in the old Office
Of the Secretary OF State at 8 o'clock ksl
evening, and alter going to the old City
Building and taking part in the sad Snd
solemn sceBe there enacted, and marsning
back 10 the procession. At last. at 9 o'clock,
got down to work. with the following hem.
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n.a,, 81 a W.u known Minister.

Rev. DR.. A. c. George, pastor Of the
Fourth street NJ. E church of this city from
1877 to 1880, died lat the residence Of his
son-inlaw, r. p. Holland, in Englewood,
near Chicago, last Friday morning, aged
62 years. The news OF his demise carried
a painful shock to q large number Of our
citizens, the members of the Fourth street
M. E. church particularly regretting the sad
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to Now Advertisements.

To C7ntraetor-PrOpOSas for school Building.
Fancy Flannel Shirts-D. Gundling q Co.
McIain's Worm Candy,
Wanted-Work BY q Timer.
White Noun tain Hammock Chair-G. Mendel
4 60.
Opera House-MeNiSh, johnson q Slavin's Min
strels-iLOCA Page
Minnehaha Fl0ur-TLOCl Page.
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LinsIy Institute.

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL VIII
i open. Monday, septsmhsrI The Principals
happy TO be able 70 announce 70 the iorm@ psuvs
and Others thst In the management Of the ssa
he has secured the anistancs Of Ma. J. NJ. Lss, s.e
ably knosn - the Military Instructor Tn fhs W.
virginia U~niverhty-a thorough classioal sbDlrI
Iopt lar educator and disdpliDsrisn. For 1<rss
lars Inquire Of either Of the undersigned.
&c OBJ, A. ~, Phndpal.
ly1Ib y,H. LEE, A. NJ, Amt Prnda
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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA

begin sth July, 1885. aud end 9th September. Have
proved OF signal nse list, 10 students who d sixnts
pupue their studies at this or other Law school; "A
TO those who propose 10 read privately and ID, .
tematlc instruction. For circular apply (P. o. Uni
y.nity Of Val 70 JONI b. MISoI, Prof. Com. ant
Stat. law. masb, NAV
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DURING the hot weather my
store win Glaze at 6P. M, Satur-
days excepted.
JACOB w. GRURB.
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RENVCTION&

To make room Fer u incoming
Fan stock we shall Offer Our entire
stock OF spring ans summer Suit-
Angr "a greatly reduced PricesA
Q. HESS q
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Ralnmorn md Ohio,

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
day. Hound uip only 81 so. Special fas,
train leaves at 4:40 . M, city time.
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LAW SCHOOL

OY WARRINGTON AND LEE uHIvEEIn
" Gen. q. ". O. Les President isstrsctss
leetuIs on special subjects By smin sst !Ehs7
Tuition and lses 80 for sestsn Of nine motthss,
ginning September ~. For c~ataIogus and fsilfs
formation, a4drs. h0. A. Gnvs, Proiesa,
Law. Lx1nGton, We. yen-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-12

THE celebrated Minnehshs -four is the
boss Minneapolis -four. Try it and you
viii use no other. II is made from the best
= Northwestern wheat, and is for sale every.
wkere. Ask your grocer for it. A novel
feature is, that each barrel contains q val
liable book devoted to the culinary art, Civ
ing directions especially regarding bread
and cakes which, if observed, will insure
superb results, particularly when MinnshshA
-four il used.
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BETHANY COLLEGE,
BROOKE n ". VA

kOOk COUNTY, W. VA,
Will begin its <5th session September %, 1885 n
10 the mott notd college Of our STATE, having eev
go Alumni. IL has four Colleye Dcgres Coun~ n
Ladies' Courpe. The College 10 now about irs II
debt. and will make an efort for enlArging tie q.
doyment and ia patronage. kIamibe is clan
and ferd up your soma and daughter TO II for ooUsP
drill. For further Information sppiy 10 Pfui
II. woolery for catalogues, or
jy27octI DIX. w. X. PENDI ETOs, Pro
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MoRSISG GLORY Baking Powder, always
fresh and pure. Ask your grocer for it.
6. s. Feeny. proprietor, l4l0 Main street.
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W. N. COPELAND.
NOMINATIONS

for Representatives we're then called for and
resulted in the following names being placed
before the convention: Isaac 7. Myer was
presented By George Meek, Of Bellaire; T.
]. Irwin byJ. II. Day, amid great applause;
Judge Thomas Cochran presented the name
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON, VA.

Instruction In the usual academic Hut!s rsti
the professior 81 schools OF Lv and knnsshs
Location boalthfui; upenses nodsptsL sNas
opens teptember II. For cstalogos, stdJe~ On
oil the Faculty"
jy6rb q. ". c. LEI, HSss5et
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MORNING GLORY Baking Powder. House
keepers delight. Sold BY all leading groA
GERS. G. s Feeny proprietor, l4lO Main
street
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va.
rfeay areaIOrs; SO pieces for $3.50,
DAWSON BROS,
2096 Markes Afreek,
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Afternoon Session.

The convention reassembled shortly after
one o'clock and proceeded to business. The
irst thing was the action to be taken on the
reports OF the several committees appointed
The first one heard from was on rules and
order OF business. Their report was full and
comprehensive, and named r. s. Clark, Of
Union Township, for permanent Chairman.
and j. B. Ryan, of Ricblsnd, as Secretary,
With j. B. Dsrrah and Hamilton Eaten as
assistants. The report was adopted.
The committee on Credentials found it
necessary, in compliance with long estab.
iished rules, to reject two of the proposed
delegates on the grounds that two Of the
townships had more representatives than
The number of Democratic votes cast called
for. Their report was also adopted.
W. n. Cofiand then presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, in the wisdom of Him who gov.
srTs the nations; He has taken from our
midst our illustrous fellow citizen, Gen. U.
s. Grant;
Therefore be 1t resolved, that we, the
Democratic party Of Belmont county, Ohio,
which, in convention assembled, do sincere
~ mourn his loss, feeling that in his death
he whole country has sustained the loss Of
a tue friend; one who was valiant in battle
could when the enemy had yielded to the
force of arms, see in the future a united
people, and contributed not only to that, by
the conditions OF Lees surrender, but by his
every public act and especially in his late
utterances to the grand reunion Of the
mighty nation.
Resolved, That we are yoicing the senti-
ments not only Of this nation but the peo-
pie of the world, and send to the afflicted wife
and family our sincere sympathy in this
their great bereavement
[Signed N. J. STIDD.
W. N. CoFFLASD
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Of David Wagner. Esq, Of Pease tosnship
3. ]. Alexander vas named BY james
TsRgatt. Harvey Danford was placed Pc
fore the convention by J. a. Patterson
Upon . ballot being taken X. ]. Alexander
was declared nominated, he having received
SO votes, Al being the number necessary to
choice. The nomination was made unani-
nous.
Before o ballot was taken to choose 9
second representative. the names OF DIR.
Riggs ard Marshal Thompson were pre-
scented. On
TIE FIRST BALLOT
Irwin received 30 votes, Wagner Is, Riggs
Is and Myer and Thompson 2 each. Before
the second ballot was taken the name OF
James W, Laughlin was put in nomination
and the ballot showed that he had consld-
cradle strength, the result being:
Wagner sc, Irwin "a; Lsughlin l9, Dan
foid l3. Before the next ballot wa taken
Mr.. Glover requested the convention 10
dis rib1te their candidates so as to give the
gres test strength, and his speech was fol
lowed BY q similar one BY Mr.. Stdd,. who
al the end nominated Mr.. Glover, who de-
cliped, and at this iuncture James Follon,
of Bellaire, withdrew the name Of L. j.
Irwin, by the request of the latter.
Another ballot was taken, which resulted
in the nomination of Mr.. Lsughlin, he re.
ceived 65 votes and Wagner u. The nom
ination was afterwards made unanimous.
NOMINATIONS o TREASURER
were then in order. Amos Shepherd pre-
scented the name of William Warnock; ID.
Il. Milligan presented Richard J.. Reilly, Of
Bellaire; Samuel Taylor named il. Hen.
derson; II. G. Workman was presented BY
j. W. Shannon; S. Q. Hamilton, Of Bell
aire, nominated George Kern, of Pultney;
j. 7. Craig was presented by Thomas Coch-
ran. and George W. Medill by A. c. Oar.
rah; Il. W. Glass then named James b
RYAN, of Rlchland township, who
afterwards, although he positively refused,
was nominated and hia nomination
MADE UNANIMOUS.
John MARROW, of Pease, was then nomi-
mated by ]. NJ. Rely. The first ballot
CAV the following result: ,
Ryan %, Kern "a. Rely 10, Craig and
Henderson 7 each, Workman B and War,
neck 2.
The second ballot did not result in a
choice, so the third was called. 1t resulted
in the nomination of James B. Ryan, he
getting "a votes, Kern A, Medill 3 and
Henderson ].
W. N. Cof1and moved to suspend the
rules and nominate Oven Mechen for the
office of County Commissioner by acclama'
ton, which motion was carried.
James Cook was presented by S. Q. Ham
ilton for In6rmary Director. james Toy.
lor, of Wheeling Township, was also named
but declined. A motion was made to nom.
mate Cook
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1beain9 ge9ister
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I9, 1898.

WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST lie, 1885.
Persons leaving the city through
the summer can have the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER sent to
any address at same price Ii Is de-
HVered In the city, postage paid.
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BY ACCLAMATIoN,
which was carried.

winch was carried.
Mr.. RELY moved to lay aside the rules
and nominate Isaiah Nicholas for county
surveyor, which motion also carried. The
convention was then dismissed and an hassu7'
spent in hand shaking among the candi.
.Alsstttss.
Nothing but the utmost good will and sat
isfaction was expressed at the result, aud ap-
parently all are satisfied that a good, strong
and winning ticket has been put in the
Eo1l
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female COHe'F,

THIs INSTITUTION WILL OPEN UN
Il entirely new MAJ sssment, On wednY
September 9Th, 1855, with JaL 4. Brown, W
President, aided by . thoroughly competent
ulty.
Musical and Art sAuatagss. together with
itie Cor studying rrsaeA and 0snan. unsxcSsc
The Buiiaiap Vim b thsrssshly raeutsda n
newly iunshed ArOasheut Terms isassnaAiub
For turthsr Information Apply 10 ~
JAa A. BROWN, Prsr,vs
jyiassh T. Il. LOGAN. Bee Boar,
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Select School for Young Ladies and Children, 10
No. 1902 Jacob 9treeLSG
The school viii reopen September q, 1855, vieI.
full corps Of competent teachers. Special atteuI d
paid TO the Primary Department. Object teachi tn,
speciality. Calisthenics viii form part Of the scs,t
will be received. For circulars containing talsen.
ticulan, apply 10 the Principal. jyiAw,f
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Additional Local on First Page.
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Tie proposition s'ruck evssYboiy az b.
irg a good one, ard the bat VA hAsii,
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A STRANGE FREAK.
COmclImsn Throw Diunlty to the
Winds
And HiIariously Parade the Streets Behind a
Brass Band---A Formal and Pa
thstie Leave Taking.

Last night was Council night. 1t was
also the occasion Of one Of the most impos-
ing psssants which ever passed in review
before . startled but admiring constituency.
The spectacle Of the two Branches of q mu-
nicipal legislature marching h~ilariously
down street behind an Italian band, at the
solemn hour Of $50 ?. m, surrounded By
an army Of small boys and gazsd at BY 9
multitude Of swe-struek citizsns,is not oft n
youcbsafed to the conservative dsnizens o
our sleepy old town, and as the echoes of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-31
s Training servant Girls.

If a majority of matrons would quail
fy themselves and then try to impart to
servants their knowledge of the various
trades that are comprised in homework,
the aggregate advantage would in
short time be great. A girl with COM
mon sense can learn to cook all plain
food in two or three months. 1t would
certainly pay to send her to the laundry
for few lessons
Half a dozen lessons in 'tsecond
work." followed up by a not too oppres-
sive supervision, will make a competent
housemaid. This tutorage will indeed
consume a considerable amount of time,
but it does not upset the family as does
the recurring and dreaded period of
changing girls" We all know of
households where seasons all follow in
quick succession, year after year. The
lady thinks she is unfortunate in her
servants, and finally concludes they are
all natural enemies to the comfort and
best interest of their employers. The
kind husband sympathizes in an impa-
tent despair in the idea that all SER
wants are worthless.
But the fact that some women have SO
much worst luck with girls than others
can only be logically explained by the
supposition that they are worse mistress
es. '.But what are we to eat while
Bridget is learningP" inquiries a new
little wife, before whom the problem
begins to loom darby in the domestic
horizon. 1t is no worse to bear the
blunders of one who is improving al
the time than to be experimental upon
by dozen strangers, none of whom are
competent. And who can doubt that
the father and the boys viii prefer to
excuse mistakes smoothed over by kind
and hopeful words from the mistress to
hear running fire of weak complaints.
month after month, from a house mother
who does nothing to better affairs?-
The CO1aQreaattoHlalist.
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washington Correspondents.

A number of Washington correspond
ents dictate their dispatches to short
hand men, and these transcribe them
for the press. Stenographers are very
cheap here, and in ordinary times you
can find one who will take down and
rewrite a column letter for a dollar.
This is much cheaper than doing the
writing yourself, as the greatest expen-
diture of energy in writing is in the
pushing of the pen. Some correspond
ents dictate their letters to the typewrit-
er and several know have wives who
can run the typewriter as well as the
most experienced professionals. A lead
ing correspondent of a New York paper
has wife who can take down a column
of correspondence from his dictation in
half an hour. This column contains
about 100 words, and she must write
at the rate of fifty words a minute. This
is very fast typewriter work, and its
speed will be appreciated when it is re-
membered that the ordinary longhand
writer who composes does remarkably
well if he writes fifteen words minute.
A few newspapers keep men at the Capt.
tai who are expected to devote them
selves to letter-writing exclusively.
These are few, however and their letters
are devoted to editorials, descriptive
matter, and gossip about men and
measures. The field of Washington
correspondents seems to me to be widen
ing every year. There are plenty of
bright men in the business, and Of the
hundreds here the great majority are
trained men. The dissippated men
among them can be counted upon your
fingers; and as a rule they are hard
working, keen-witted, snob-hating, gen
tlemanly fellows.
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DISTURBING THE PEACE.

The case OF Lewis Hughes, Frank
Sattertield and @. V. Syphus, charged
with disturbing q religious meeting at
the West street NJ. E. church last Sat
urday night, came up before Justice
Fletcher Tuesday. The defendants de.
maoded jury and owing to the
the large number of witnesses and spec
tators the trial was held in the district
court room at the court house. Attor.
neys Randolph AID Lambert appeared
for the defendants and County Attorney
Feighan, assisted by Attorney Evans, for
the prosecution. Considerable time
was spent IN selecting sjury, after which
the witnesses, about thirty in number,
were sworn and were then, with the ex.
ception of the one taking
the stand, excluded from the
court room until called upon to testify