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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
MoRGANTowNs CENTENNIAL.
A Celebration In October In Honor of the
Event Contemplated


a
Event Contemplated
Editor Of he Register.
MoRGASTowY, May ll.-This is the CEN
tennial year of the founding Of Morgantown
and the people contemplate having q cele-
bration in October in honor of the event.
This staid old town is awaking from its
dream, and it seems determined to begin its
second century with vigorous efforts for
progress. A company formed for the pur-
pose will soon have the town lighted by
gas. They finished boring last week. Gas
of the finest quality and OF an amount near
ly equal to twice that used in Clarksburg
has been found. A measure is on foot to
utilize the fine stream Of water struck
in boring the gas well To-day the
people Of the town vote on the question
whether or not they shall subscribe five
thousand dollars towards building water
works. All have been living in hopes OF
having two railroads to Morgsntown shortly,
but they are not here yet. Not much now
seems to be said or done in regard to the
F., NJ. { P. railroad. The B. i D. Com
pany is still doing some work on bridges
along the route, but the road does not seem
much nearer completion than it did six
months ago. Since the Pennsy lvsuia COM
uany is making little effort, and as the b. x
D. already gets nearly all the carrying trade
of this section, it is in no great hurry to ex'
tend its line Of road to Morgantown. Thus
Morgautown may get railroad not many
years hence, and she may not.
The skating rink craze has struck Nor
pantown with the full force Of It's folly.
A lew days ago two prominent lawyers OF
the town disagreed in court. One called
the other liar or something to that elect.
The other told him he would beat Satan out
of him, and as q preliminary began attack
ing his opponents head. Nobody was hurt,
and all is quiet now.
The public schools Of Morgantown close
tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

SQUIRE MAYS, of Hsrdscrsbb,e, is deter
mined his occupation shall not become q
matter of history before the allotted time.
He warns all marrisgsbly inclined couples
he win continue to tie the counubial knot
in the old way and at the old place until
fall, at which time the law compelling the
contracting party to get out license, goes
into effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

They had a municipal election up at St.
Paul, MINI, the other Gay. When the
votes were counted the Democrats rolled up
> majority Of $500 There were some live
" West Virginians, among them LEWIS BA-
KER, Esq, who settled up there about three
months ago, and while that may not have
been the exact cause, it nevertheless must
have had something to do with it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

A COMMUNICATION is Just at hand from
Collector McCoRNCE saying he has not
filed any charges against Mr.. McGRAv nor
have his friends, so far as he knows. This
explanation is in answer to the statement
in the REGIsrER's Washington special of
Yesterday that charges and counter charges
had been filed in the West Virginia collec-
tnrshin casa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

The Republican newspapers are making
much ado over the fact that the cash as
counted in Treasury is all right. The pre-
sumption is from the fuss they are making,
that they cannot understand how that de-
partment can be all right when the thieving
was 30 general an Sn others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

IRIS rare thing to hear Of q young lady
clipping with a boy Of sixteen. But q
Georgian at Mallory, named Paul RiCH.
ARDsoN pressed his suit 50 vigorously that
she consented and the couple were married
before the pursuers caught up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

RlEL and his Halfbreeds and Indians
wese badly handled at Batouchs yesterday.
The dispatches tell how the Canadian troops
charged and with their bsyonets fairly torked
the REL men out Of the rife pits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

"FAsmoSABLE French boarding schools
for young ladies' do not show as good q
record for clipping graduates as the skating
Kinks. but all things considered they are do
ing remarkably well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

YESTERDAY all prehminAries for the trial
of CLEvERIUs, the alleged murderer Of LII
LIAM MADISON, at Richmond, were com
pleted and the case is now fairly under way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

ALL the attempts to initiate the Rich
mond Straight Cut Cigarettes have failed.
The particular kind Of tobacco from which
they are made is exclusively controlled by
Allen 4 Gipter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
rRURspAY. MAY ~, 1854.

A MAX in St. Louis has been found who
wears number nine hsc. He ought to
stand for the Presidency in 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

JAcE,POrs badly managed are as dsstruc-
tive as dynamite A fight over poker pot
IN Georgia resulted in killing Eve negroes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14

Tux public ear is informed that President
CLEVELAND shaves himself whersupOn the
Kansas City Times declares he is q wise
man. Wheeling has boat load of wise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
J. S. RHODES & Co.
PETER WELTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS,
lib Main Street,
WHEELING. W. VA.

We have lust received by direct importation
large assortment Of Rhine and Marpelle Wines JULES
Mumm Co. Champagne, Duo de Montebeile Cham
pagne, and large shipment Of the celebrated VIII
q large invoice from California vineyards, Of the
oldest and best brands Of wine known to the trade
such as MiEdon, Mslyaxa, Recalling, Angelica, Red
Zinfandel, &C., &c. We are now making speciality
OF our Case Goods, which are bottled BY rs from
our choicest branis Of liquor, and to which w
would Kindly call the attention OF the trade. daao
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
Notice,

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
"A holders Of the Wheeling end Harrisburg Rail-
.--sy Company Of West Virginia is hereby called to
he held on the 18th day Of May, 1885, at the prine
pal ofee Of the said company, No. llGo Main street
in the city Of wheeling, State Of West Virginia, for
the purpose Of electing Directors and all other Pur.
poses for which such meetings may be held.
W. ?. DIssIswAY,
REON BARHE2,
VIM. CARPENTER
GEORGE BAIRD,
JOEL WOOD,
W.T.. PETERSON,
spr2H Direction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
DIED.

DIED.
J0NES-On Tuesday, May ~, 1885, at his resi-.
dence, near Elm Grove, Ohio county, W. Va, OF
typhoid pneumonia, NArHANIAL d. JONES, aged ~
years
Funeral from his late residence this Thursday
morning. at 10 o'clock. Interment at Stone Church
cemetery. Friends are invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
MARRIED.

HFsS-BALL-On May Is, 1855, BY Rev. D: A.
Cunningham, ID. D., GEossE w. HE'S and Miss
AoLLIE NJ BALL, both OF Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-14
DIAMONDS!
CHAPLINE Street RINK.
Ghanee for N Handsome Prize.

Beginning with May 1st and continuing sixty
days each purchaser Of ticket Of admission to this
rink will be presented with coupon emitting said
purchaser to achance in the following prizes:
First-A handsome chamber set Of decorated oak
furniture, now on exhibition at NendePs.
Second-Handsome china dinner and tea set COM
bined, on exhibition at Ewing Bros
Third-A beautiful polished brass centre table, on
exhibition at DillonG
Fourth-Elegant silver ice pitcher, on exhibition
at Franzheim's.
THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY II,
A Three Mile Race between Jesse Burkett OF this
city, and Jacob Thompson OF Steubenyille. malO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Miss Elya Frank In entertaining her
cousins, Miss NeItle aud Mrs. Arthur
Stahl, Of Akron.
The neckIle party at Mr. John Franks
on Tuesday evening wag well attended
IN spite tf the bad weather, and gen.
eral good time was enjoyed by every.
body.
Mira. Daniel Humbert returned 10 her
home NJ Plainwell, Mlcl., last tuesday
after q pleasant visit Of several weeks
with friends here Sc waa accompanied
by Mr., Hiram Humbert aud family, who
expect To Wait In Michigan until In the
winter, Woe 10 any stray deer that may
r0im across hla path for he In yotary OF
Nlml0d aud a good shot, and Intends 10
spend sCme time In the fOresta there
huntlng.
The average voter Of Like diligently
used his nenCil on Tuesdays election
with the effect, M part Of the scheme, OF
dou6ly Increasing the vote for the Re
publican candidate on the county ticket
from Lake township, aud 10 the double
injury Of hi opponent, and also 10 the
material injury Of lhe Democratic can.
didate on lho county ticket from Lake
owing to the personal and Imaginary
sIite Of u few against "a lo,al candidate
not on the county ticket, Some people
seek to satlate their gluttonous appatite
for revenge even nj the expense aud 10
the injury Of their friends aud Others.
The Rpublicans are laughing up their
sleeves to think what fOola they made Of
the Democrats lhis time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
MAssiLLON MATTERS,


summary of Tho Days Doings In the Quiet
civ of Western stark,
We have anew Are steamer tempora.
rarity
IL "kory nuts are seventy five cents
bu,nrl.
DWmau Thompson will ba here In the
near future,
Main sIrert IL being much improved.
wDlch was nu'h ueedtd
The Park HO.el viii 70 into state OF
repair ~ hr near future,
Some Of our young m-n seem inclined
TO luln detectives Of late
OHTcjala are IN good demand with
corresponding good prices.
Frank Graft buried q fmall child ole
year old lurHday morning,
The repair OF the gaa well will soon
be completed, when work will be re.
fumed.
Qutea company OF our citizens al.
tended the Thomas Concert at Canton
Monday evening,
Charles T, Ellls In "German Luck"
next Friday evening, at the Opera
House, Don't mis- II.
Smoke Bllmenachein's popular brands
OF Gig M, and You viii buy no other,
For sale AZ the Park Hotel cigar store.
The funeral Of Wm, MaddeI's wife took
place Tuesday afternoon, and was very
largely attended, The services we're
conducted by the Daughters OF Rebecca.
Char es Snyder, former Ma,slllon
boy, nut now Of Chicago wan married
Tuesday evening to Miss liza Keohler,
tie ceremony taking place ut the brides
rrsidel c on the West Side. The happy
couple left for the west wednesday
morning,
Mr. Charles 4, Ellis will appear al
our Opera House on Friday evening,
October 20 II, IN his play atJ led German
Luck, supl plOrled by Miss Cara Moore
aud dramatic company Of supeflatiye
strength, according TO press Teporls.
Miss Clara Moore IL dashiDg, bright
Irish sOuhretle aud a capital sOngs,rese,
with 4 charming appearance, aud ably
shares lhe h0nOra with Mr., Ellla, The
scenic fleets are beautiful, and are
owned by the company. Don't miss the
rare treat but 20 aud hear them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Tue REFO RMED CHURCH.
Continuation of the Busiuess OF the Ohio
synod at Louisville

synod at L0uisvilis
At the Ohio Synod OF the Reformed
Church IN tn u, s., In annual session
~ LOuisyllle o., Friday morning, after
half an hours devotional serVlres, Syn
cd was again called TO order. The lreat
In crest In the proceedings was mani
tested by largely increased atten
dance.
Au overture from the Board of Tru'-
teaa OF the Theological Seminary at
llilil, o asking for more authority In
the internal management OF that instl'
tuition called forth spirited discussion,
The whole sui jet was then referred TO
II specla committee, who shall clearly
define the duties aud functions OF both
III Board Of Trustees and the b. ri OF
Education, sui g. t1 the approval OF
next ann ual session,
fna report OF the Sunday School BOari
showed that the lHal years 5, s wurkin
The bounds OF lhi4 Synud was one If un'
puralleled Interest aud success,
In the evening u very large audience
a. semOled 10 witness the ordination Of
Llcenuale l. q Gross to the Christian
Ministry, The srTylce was a very i'm
prrAalve aud aOlemn one. Rev, II Rust
ID ID, a professor OF the Theological
seminary In flflll preached very elO-
qnenl sermon on THE making aud call
lug OF D!sclp Oh OF Jesna."
SATURDAYS SESSION.
Saturday morning the stat ding com
mittees on ella ais made quite lengthy
report, which, among other Items OF In
terrsl, brought up an appeal from Rsy
G. W, II. Smith, OF Lancaster, o., against
Miami classis. The Rev. prOtt stC
against said classis because II Installed
u new pastor into the charge he had been
serving before, and which owed him YET
considerable amount Of the salary
promised, wnich II refused 10 pay. This
item WIS referred 10 a special commit
tee, and according 10 the report they
wi b ing In Lively deb te isexpacted
In the afternoon preparatory sel Vices e
the Holy communion were held, Rev
Rufus Hirtman, Of Wooster, o., Que Of
lhe rising young mlDlateTA VA The Ohil
Synod, delivered an ahla aud thoughtful
discourse on the Sinleasl ess Of jesus
Immediately after, memorial services
were held IN honOr Of tte aye minister,
Of this Synod, aud one its President lasI
year, who, In tho wisr providence OF God
had Open called from tho church militant
10 the church triumphant The names
Of these sef'denylug and faithful ser
wants OF God Who were thus h0n0fed
were Rev. d. Wintsre, d, d, who had
spent over ATTY years OF active minis
terial service In The Miami Valley; Rev
Austin HpnIy, tho yet young aud able
esteemed and blOved pastor OF Cana
Winchester; Rev Henry Klng, the kind
hearted aud Iai hful shpp lard of il,cb
In Lancaster county; Rev. A Butt aht
Rev. |, X Brown, all Of whose talents
and gifts had been consecrated to lhC
service Of God and the highe5v god Of
men.
Il EOQuent tributes we're bestowed IA
these faithful labOrers In the Lnrn't
vineyard by Rev. q, W, willard, d, d.
Rev, |, IL, Rsller, d, D., Rrv. Pots, Rev
UmlenbeTger aud tho Fisherman"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
PARIS POINTS.
Hatch Of Ncws Rnked Together by Our
Regular Correspondents

Hatch Of News Raked Together by Our
Regular Correspondents
Mra. John Gerwlg returned from her
western trip last Saturday.
Mra. Howard Miller, of Canton, Ia
Visiting relatives In aud about Paris,
Mrs. LOvett, of Marlboro, was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Maser, last
week.
About ono hundred Of tho Paris people
took In the Free Fair at Alliance last
Saturday.
Mr.. Nangle returned from Trumbull
county last week, where he had gone TO
look up location.
The Rauch school house, east OF tow q,
Ia being repaired and put In shape for
the winter term OF school.
Meesre, u, Mnser and j. X. Oyer, con.
tractors, with n gang OF men, have com
menced grading the Morris Hll',
O. Smith, our popular merchant, got
In q large stock OF goods last week,
which makoe quite an attractive appear
anco.
On last Friday evening some malicious
lnclned person threw large stone
through the glaee OF the post, N % door
shatterlng II, and knocking u hole In
tho opposite wall, The stone passed
very near young lady'e head, who was
In tho oiilce at tho time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
ALLIANCE FREE FAIR.
The Canton Club Captures Ihroe PrlEcs Ia
the Bicycle Tourney,


the Bicycle Tourney,
The Alliance Free Fair Saturday was
a big success. An immense crowd OF
people was IN the city all day attending
the Fair aud witnessing the bicycle
parade and races, which were exuep'
tlOnally line
Tue Fair was lhN best ever held there,
the parade Of the wheelmen was llne aud
the races lively. GlOl time was made
considering the rough and muddy c0u-
dltlOn OF The roads. rhe races con
sisted OF u mile, half mile aud "a quar-.
tor mile road race. The entries IN
the llrst were T. H. Boggls Of Cleveland
Kari A, PiIdee OF ARrOn John kprch
Of Canal Dover, and n. A, Meuchea, vii.
liam EysIer and George Eystpr Of Cau-
ton, The race course covered little
more than u mile, half OF which was up
NIL, and much OF the balance was IN
very bad condition for racing, which
was also interfertd with by the crowd
OF people. The result OF the first race
was! Menchea lirsl, ROggia sec1nd, aud
kprch third, Time-20i26, Meuchts
won by a spurt AZ the Close, and both
Meaches aud Blggis received u bad fall
just after they passed the scratch by
running Into u horsemau who was
clumlily In their way, Happily neither
were dangerously hurt, though Blggls
received u bad cut ON tho hip IN the
half mile race Pardee came IN lr4t,
keTch second ana Melches third. Tine
gao, Tnis WAS really aDout two.third4
OF milO. In the qnartef.mlle race
william Eyter came In lirst, Pardee
secOnd ana kerch third, Tine H 100.
ODDS. karch took n tumble In lhis race,
MeuChes takes u l., A, W regulation
suit Pardee 4 Butcher cyclcmoler, aud
Ey4ter II Kirkpatrick saddle. rhe Can
ton club captured n alst pflZ for larg'
est club la attel dance handsome sil.
yer water set rhe Cleveland cluD CAP.
tured the club room library table for
second lhrgrs' cnO, ant also the elegant
club room Gl,Ci for best appearing club,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
ALLIANOE AFFAIRs.
Fresh Batch ~ News from our Mast End
Correspondent,

Fresh Batch ~ News from our Mast End
Correspondents
The CalhO'i ics arr holding q very sue
cesrinl fair ~ lht Opera House
A number of our people attended the
Thomas cOLc Al Canton, Monday even
lug,
A number of people lost their pocket.
bOuks on tree fair day. II apem'h that
gamblers aud pick pockets did about AZ
they pleased,
There ls soma talk Of resnTrecling the
Alllhnce Lecture Association which hAs
furnished entertainments for our peO'
pie iul r0me yeas past
The people OF the East end feel slight
cd, The Democrats being uuaDle 10 elect
lhtr candidate Tor Rec lder ana lhr Re,
puhlirans their candidate Tor Represen'
IN i've,
JJhn ulummer. for lumher Of years
q brakeman on the 1, Z H. H., has rt-
signed his pDHltOn aud bctrp,td u more
! crallye one IN u Nv York branch
Ollice OF the Akron OAmeal Works,
The Salvation Aruy Il a making an
effort 10 obtain sufficient funds 10 build
u barracks on the MI, They have teen
compelled 10 leave their room In he
College Hall by he manager, John Me-
ClymOnds, OF Cleveland,
Mr, rhad. Stanley Ia the posseasor Of
one OF thu finest slall 0ns In the United
States At the Uhiled States Stock kx-
position, held coupe Of We, k siuce,
CalradOa took second premium, Cara
dos will be entered NJ the Worries lex
position 10 be hell III NV York the ifBI
week In November, aud tins lime ex
poets 10 carry Of frat premium.
The ninth annual Free Far aud sales
day took place on saturday last and was
grand success, Fully ten thousand
people we're In atlen auce, These fairs
iirst originated d at AllanCe aud 30 we'll
have tley been attended aud 20 much
inIprrs manifested IN them that lnry
have become manrnt affair, being
held each fall, The one jn,t he'd sur
passed all previous Ones, aud the dts
ply gl farm products, stock, poultry,
iancy articles aud Nil things which 20 ~
make up u good fair were excellent, NJ d
sald u turpass the exhibits Of some Of
the bert county lAlra,
An exhibit " fancy needle work by
Mi-s Fannie n, rlllpy, Of NewtOp Falla,
ONO, was the Anesl VIZ have ever seen,
aud command d especial attention
The silk dress rifrrrd IN the prize for
the best roll Of butter brought forth
about one hundred contestants. Mira,
william Porter, VI South Alliance, Cur
ried of the prize,
The merchants had their business
houses dt cOrated lltlpg the occasion
and the displays made Ia sOue Of their
show windows were excellent,
The G. Y up, RR alone brought
about 1900 people into our ely on that
day, white the other rOad5 brought large
crowds,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The news this morning gives the Re.
publlcans tho most substantial hope
they have had that they will have the
Legislature by an extremely small ma
jDrity on joint ballot With the full
Democratic delegation elected IN Ham,
illon county tho Senate will DO Demo.
cratic, and whether the House is OF that
complexion or not tho Democratic
boards will be safe. This will be worm
wood to several barnacles who have
been anxious to got possession OF some
Of the offices now controlled by Demo.
crdts, In Cincinnati especially. John
sherman will not succeed himself In the
United States Senate, whatever situa.
tion the official Qualities mpy leave tho
Legislature In. MIR. Sherman has been
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The golden wedding Of MIR, and Mrs.
Peter smith, Of Wilmot, o, was duly
celebrated on Last Friday, tho children
gathering NJ the home on a.snrprl'e aud
presenting them with aRod headed
cane and epectaolos, After the day han
been joyfuly spent, the parties came 10
Canton on n Walt TO Fernando u aud
Chriet smith on Eoel Fourth 81. Peter
and Ann (lIowaro) Smith were born IN
canton Berne, 8 Switzerland Sep, 10Th
1871 and January o h 1910 were united
IN marriage October l6th, 1885, and em
igrated to thls country IN July 1913, To-
eating at ono NJ Wilmo', stark county
and sOt up In bnsluess Mr.. Sui h IL a
u smith, which trade he learned In
Bw Igerland, ana has been eiuce con
ducNhg tho stove and tinware business
In the above named town. Nine child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
A MISSING CLEVELAND LADY
Who Ii supposed 10 Have Been WandoIi I'M
Around MaasillOn.

Around Massiilon,
APlain Dealer special VI this morning
from MaasillOn tplls the following story
In regard 10 the missing Mrs, On ylr, OF
Cleyelabd.
For several days pas, womln who,
by her strange HGtlOla, N supposed TO DO
the missing Mrs, Qnayle OF Cleveland,
has been SEN number OF times aud
cODYeTsed with In this city, but thus Ear
has eluied lepeated attempts 10 secure
her arrest, Several persons who saw he
mysterious woman pliinly, aud o ~ man
who talked with her, are almost positive
that she answers the publisae Oh desclip
tlOnH and u private one received here
from the Cleveland authorities,
Tue hAt known appearance OF the
| stranger Waa at lhe DO riding house kept
by Mrs, Shaler about o clock last Sat
ufday night. when ahe asked for lUdg
ing, but could not bs entertained, On
Sunday evening u strange woman wht
seen standing at The gurnef OF the Pres
hy,crlau church by n well known young
man who Clerka In Il clothing store
She held u bundle In her arm
which she kept patlilg with her hand
AZ though II contained u child, and
when spoken TO by M young man said
her mama was Mrs. Shiier, who keeps
the boarding house. Several other per
sous also saw the woman on Main
street aud In the eastern part Of the city
the same night.
LSt eve ing number OF perHOnt
driving To Canton oh ,prypd "A won n
abOul mile from thecity who dep0f o
herself slugnlarly but two Ulllc rs whC
drove out lnat way this mOrulug could
llud no trace Of her
This eyeUing ub ut 7 o'clock DR., ktk
land discovered u woman wearing Il
light cOlored shawl sitliug on the front
pOrch OF Mira, Schnirkel's residence on
East Main street, having II buudlo IN her
arms which she treated Hlmilarly TO the
w0mnn ~ the Presbyterian church on
sunday nipht, The doc or went prompt
ly " hls Cill % near by and teltphOned
TO the Mayors Clllce, rhe marshal ana
entire police force started out imWedl,
ately aud searched the eastern aud
southern part Of the city, continuing
the hunt, which WAS alsO joined In by 4
number " cltl2ens, for abOnt two h1urs,
They failed to gel any claw 10 her, but
hll are NJ the Opiniou hat the woman Is
Mrs Qmyle, aud will KEEP dillgrnt
watch for her during the night,