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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
A LIE WELL STUCK TO
By the Intelugenoer's Faker-ringIe Nails
An Old Lie.
Srooi,i r,ot,,,,,,, o., ,t, I, ae;s,ar

by the IntelIlgenoer's Faker-ringle Nails
An Old Lie.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., December 12.-
Inasmuch as tho correspondent Of the
hteHigeneer maintains that George K
Tingle did denounee the Democratic
gubernatorisl contest to him, it becomes
necessary TO expose his false pretensiOns
It is not claimed that Tingle ever
expressed himself to the Intelligencer
core spondent. He got his informa-
tiOn from Atkinson and one or
two Others and assumed authority for their
construction of Tingle's uttersnces. Tin
gle made hurried social call at the Office
of Commissioner Mason and there encOuh-
tered the coterie of Republican plotters
who are scheming TO obtain offices to which
Democrats were elected. These men sought
to extract some expression OF opinion from
Jingle who, with greater courtesy than
they could appreciate, and seeing the obi sct
OF the plOtters, politely endeavored TO avoid
the subject because he did not care TO en-
gage in political discussion with the per-
sons present for their O an purpose. This
assemblage combined to put their own
construction upon Tingle's remarks, aud
they dictated the dispatch to the IntelH
geneer. AS any fair man Can understand,
i, was not an occasion upon which Tiogle
felt caIlef upon to express himself
He is democrat and was
nst retiring from Office under a
Republican administration. He entered
Commissioner Mason's oflice entirely in q
social spirit and very properly avoided
political controversy. The verscity of the
hteligmeer correspondent was success
fully impeached by the Mayor of Peters
burg, Va. 1t was n scheme to victimizs
Tingle Just as the same Interested parties
have plotted to entrap newspaper cOrre-
spondents here into publishing reports
favorable to their political plans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
WHAT OF SALARIES ?
The Great Que stion AeitAiing the Men
bers of the House.

The Great Question AeitAting the Mem
bsrs of the House.
WASHINGTON, D. O., December Pr
the House, Mr.. Payson offered resOlu
tio1, after the report of the special com
mittee investigating the Sergeant-at-Arms
Office had been received, instructipg the
committee to examine the Sergeant at
Arms accounts and take charge OF all tht
assets of the Office The resolution pro
vOked warm discussion. Bland, of Mis'
souri,, and Breck keniidge, of Kentucky, op
posed it on the ground that the Sergeant
at Arms was government Disturbing off
Ger and the House had no power to take
such action. 1t would instantly discharge
Mr.. Leedom's bondsmen. BOutelle, o.
Maine offered a substitute that the com
mittee report as TO the effect Of the def
cheney on members salaries. The substi
tute Was carried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
LOOKS LIKE A BREAK.
THg FEDERATION OF LABOR RECEIVES 4
COMMITTEE REPORT
Recommending That the Change Of Working Cards
With the K. Of be StOppsd-lmPOrtaAt
Work Of the Convention YsslsTday-
GOmpers Report Considered.

BOSTON, December ~ THE first hour OF
to.day's session Of the Federation OF Labor
was occupied in ths transaction of routine
business. The Committee on the Report Of
the President reported in commendation OF
the proposition to appoint committee OF
seven to which all matters relating to the
s-hour movement be referred also favorably
upon the holding of an international con-
gress in the city in which the Worlds
Fair il held in 1892; the committee
also recommends that the federation seek
the rigid enforcement of the contract labor
| laws and the Chinese exclusion act, and
the sgitation OF ballot reform until all the
States have adopted the Australian system.
Ia the matter Of strike assessments 1t is
recommended that the Committee on Con
stitution formulate plan for the manage
ment of the fund. The committee report
was discussed and it's recommendations re-
ferred, with the exception OF that in rela-
tion TO alien contract labor, which was re-
ferred back TO the committee.
TO BREAK WITH THEK. OF L.
The report of the committee on orgsni-
zstious recommended that a special effort
be made to aid in organizing the bakers,
coal minele, and boot and shoe makers;
that the system of appointing organizers
to secure union on trades union basis
be continued and the expenses Of organi-
zers be paid; that the executive council
try and bring about the amslgsmstion Of
all dual oIgln'z ,tions existing in any one
trade, in case Of uniOns affiliated with the
federation; that hereafter all conferences Of
officers of the federation with the officers OF
OF the X. of l.. relating to trades union
organization or the mutual interchange
aud recognition Of working cards shall
cease, and that delegates be instructed to
bring the recommendations of this report
to the notice Of every union.
The report evoked long discussion. It's
first recommendation was referred back to
the committee, with Instructions 10 insert
names other than affiliated organizations.
The second and third proportions were
unanimously adopted. The fourth was
referred to a special committee, with in
structions to prepare an address to the
people of America, stating plainly the
trades union position of the federation,
and the last recommendation was adopted.
The Secretary snd!Treasurer's reports were
II fe red The latter showed receipts
7,443, expenditures s6.576. A number
Of minor resolutions were properly re-
feferred, and adjournment taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and tho Coming and
doing OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and tho Coming and
doing OF Strangers.
The marks at Piltsburg, last night, indi-
Gated II feet inches and rising.
Rev. aud Mrs ]. Sumner Stone and Mits
Stone will leave to-day for New York.
Miss May Arkle is lying quite ill at the
residence Of her father, Squire Arkle, on
Eleventh street.
Ms 0. T. Wilde eft over the p. W. &
KY. railroad, last Wednesday. for Phila-
delphis, to visit her mother.
Mrg. Ed. Robinson, Of Taylor, Texss,
who has bfen the guest Of friends in the
city for some time past, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Herd, Of Detroit. Mich,
hiss come 10 the city TO spend the holi-
days with her brother, Harry ". Rogers,
on Jacob street, East End
Rev. D B. Updegrt Fl, the Quaker Egar
gelist, of Mt Pleasant, Ono, who has
been visiting Rev. O. B. Graham, and ss-
sisting him in bis revival work, has re-
turned home.
Rev. @. ". Smith, Of the Pittsburg Ad-
coeate, is a guest at the residence Of Rev.
O. b Graham. He will preach at the
Zane Stree. NJ. E Church Sunday morn
ing, and at the Cnaplibe Street Church in
the evening.
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BOOM IN IRON.
Prices to BE Advanced Alt Along the Line
PIttabure's Product.

Prices to BE Advanced Alt Along the Line.
Pittsbures Product.
PrTTsBURG, December 12.-Sscretary
Joseph d. Weeks, OF the Western Bar Iron
Association, acknowledged last evening
that before the end OF the month meet
ing of the Association would be called to
increase the card rate of iron. The pres
ent price Of bar iron is from ! $40 cents to
95-100 ceuis per pound. The next in
crease will bring it up TO the cent card
and over. The Amalgamsted Association
can then demand that the card rate be re-
vsed and the rates Increased. Tnis meaps
a general increase in wages for every mem
Der of the Association. It will sfftct at
least 1000 people in Pittburg. Pitts
burg during the coming year will produce
more iron than the total output Of the
whole Sjuth. Daring the first ak mOntbs
of 1889. PittsbuEg produced 200, 600 tons
more iron than the State Of Alabama.
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Washington News

Mr.. Butler introduced bill in the Sen
ale yesterday, providing for negro emigFa
tiOn.
The first meeting of the Ways and
Means Committee WAS held yesterday. An
oTganiz ,tion was formed. and sub-cOmmlt.
tees appointed. Major John Carson will
be appointed clerk.
The Senate Committee on Commerce and
Indian Affairs met and organized yester-
day.
Mr.. Gibson offered resolution In the
Senate instructiog the Committee on For
tigp Re ations to icquire into the practice
b,lity Of setiog spae, certain territory for
the occupation of negro citZans
Tue appointment OF quadro-centenpial
oommittee of fifteen Senator'S was agreed
10.
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ADBIFr On THE ATLANTIC.

Horrible situation of n welI-Known Bos'-
ness Man and Athlete.
NEW YORK, December - David Dill
lor, of the firm of Finch, E I've & Co., for
merly champion Oarsman of Australia, is
adrift on the Atlantic ocean in small
boat. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Dillon
and boarding clerk Tranegood, Of the Cos
tom House, went down the bay TO board
the incoming bark marie, " which YVES of
Sandy Hook. TransgoOd boarded the
bark and Dillon remained in the small
toit, which was taken 10 tow. Ga The
way up the bay the line parted and unob-
served to the people on the bark Dillon was
driven out to sea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
A Brilliant Wedding.
Special Teleordm 10 ne ReOfster.


ATLANTA, GA, December II The
wedding of Miss Miriam Armstrong,
daughter Of Dr.. J. G.. Armstrong, and
Hon. w. @. Glenn, at noon TO day, WAS
one of the notable events of Atlanta's soci-
ETY. season. To witness it were gathered
many distinguished people from other cities
as we'll B. all society in Atlanta. The
ceremony was performed at high noon at
st. Luke's Cathedral, services being read by
Rev. Robert s. Barrett, Dean. The party
entered to the Mendelssohn march, in the
following order: First the ushers, Messrs.
Clarke Howell Jr., Walter II. Rhett,
John NJ. Graham and Buu Wylie; then the
attendants az follows Mr.. Fulton Corville
and Miss Ssllie Bfowp, Mr.. Charles
Hughes and Miss Mile Bell, DR.. VIM.
Peeirin Nicolson and Mis- Ida Moore, OF
Memphis, Mr. Robert Freeman and Miss
Minnie Loring, OF Wheeling, Mr. Colquitt
Carter and Miss Courtney, Mr.. Samuel
Burbank and Miss Lucy Loring, OF
Wheeling. At ths altar the bride
groom, with Mr.. q. s. Northep, his best
man, met the bride, VINO WAS accompanied
by her bridesmaid, Miss Gay. The brides
father gave her away, and at the conclu-
sion OF the ceremony the party left the
church TO the Tannbauser march. Miss
Armstrong, who has many friends in
Wheeling, has been one OF Atlanta reign
ing bellies and has been considered one OF
the hsndsOmest women of Georgia. To.
day she made striking picture, attired in
a dark green travelling dress with tarlton
to match, carrying bouquet OF bride
roses aud maiden hair fern. The
bridesmaids all wore handsome
street costumes and carried boquets OF
Marechal Neil roses. Mr.. aud Mrs Glenn
20 to New Orleans for short trip and will
make Atlanta their home. The bride has
ever drawn the best and highest sdmira-
tion. OF her many talents, Of her beauty
and OF her womanly grace and sweetness,
too much could not be written. Mr.. Glenn
is one Of Gsorgis's most prominent young
men. His home has been until recently
at Dalton, Georgia aud for four years ne
has been one OF the leaders in the Georgia
House of Representatives. A brilliant
orator and forcible IN debate, he is looked
upon az one OF Georgia's coming men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
GRANT DYING.
Jtffer,on Davis Refused to CritIoise His
Great Opponent.

Jsfferton Davis Refused to Criticise His
Great Opponent.
Boston, December 12.-When Gen.
Grant WAS dying at Mt. McGregor, the
Globe instructed its New Orleans corre-
ppondent TO interview Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. Davis was not seen personally, but Il
few days later he penned the following
letter
DEAR SIR:-Your request on behalf OF
a Boston journalist for me TO prepare q
criticism on Gen. Grants military career
cannot be complied with for the following
ressOns:
"First-Gen. Grant ia dying.
Second Though he invaded our cOun'
try with ruthless, it was with an open
hand, and so far as / know he abetted
neither arson nor pillage and has since the
war, bslieve, shown no malignity to Con-
federstes either Of the military or civil ser
vice.
Therefore, instead of seeking to dis
turb the quiet of his closing hours | would,
if it were in my power, contribute to the
peace OF his mind aud comfort of his body.
JEFFERSON DA Wis"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
IL OuIO sENArOnsHIr.


A millionaire Candidate Backed Up by
the knights Of Labor.
COLUMBUS, o, December - 1t is re-
ported here that John II Thomas, the
Springfield millionaire manufacturer. who
ia Buce' principal rival for the U6ited
States Ssnatorship, has succeeded in draw
iug to his and the strength of the Knights
of LNbor organization IN the State, snd
will make il interesting for Mr.. Brice from
now on. Mr. Thomas mas always been a
friend TO organized labor in his long and
prosperous career a. manufacturer. Oar
ing the long tight between the Knights Of
Labor and the Whitley machine works,
Mr. Thomas kept his shop in The hands Of
union men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
RkILL1sAPPEAL

The les. Rattle f,r Ireland - Now GA.
la0 December II - Treasurer
--sr ,le National Land League, to-
-'' eaa.si $4,000 20 Dr. Kenny, treasur-
'-s .r,l league, for the use Of the
't-erfe fond De- Reilly in So IN
"Ine need of the fund for
r- Na- never more urgent. The
... - He entering upon the last
,, .1e'r asiilton. A desperate
1850 g' between the tenants and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
FOR WRIST VIRGINIANs.

Postc fhces and Pensions Dlshed Up to
The Taste.
special 7tbgrGm 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, D. C, December II -
The following West Virginia posImasters
have been appointed: O. H. Beall, Aspin-
wall, Lewis county, vice NJ. Castor, re-
signed; r. Mitchell, Christian, Logan
county, vice J. J. Christian, resigned.
Pensions have been granted as follows
Original invalid, H O. Turner Of Mason,
William J. Ogeifeld of Long Ran; in
crease, John Mullenix of Salisbury; re-
issue, James Richards of BuckhannOD
reissue and increase, Jonas Powers OF
Dickson.
Senator Faulkner to-day introduced a
bill to pension Daniel Kendall, privat
of the Fret West Virginia Volunteers, and
also a bill to extend and widen the streets
of Washington City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
DEMOCRATIC Triumph.

A Great Local Victory Gained In
Chicago.
Chicago, December 12-Ths most i'm
pOrtant election probably ever held in Chi
csgo took place to day. Il vas TO decide
the cootio' Of newly created bol'd Of
nine water way commissioners. the mem-
hers Of which are to have the raising and
disbursement cf funds estimated from
$l5. .OO0. O0O 70 $50, O0O, 600 and the EN-
ployment for an indei lite period OF ten to
fifteen thousand men. Toe results indi-
cate the election Of three Independent
Democrats. three straight out Democrats,
and three Relublicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
MRs. LORp,s FUNERAL.

Simple ObstquIes over the Remains Of
Mrs. HarrisOn's Sister.
WAsHINGToN, December 12.-Funeral
services we're held over the remains of Mrs.
scott-Lord at II o'clock this morning at
the Church Of the Incarnation, Rev. Dr.
Townsend officiating. Vice President
Morton, Mrs. Morton, Secretary and Mrs.
Blaine, Secretaries Window, Proctor, Ira
cy and Rusk, and the ladies of their fami-
lies, and a number Of prominent persons
occupied the pews.
AS the remains were borne into the
church they were followed by Lieut. Parker
and his wife, Mrs. Lords daughter, Mrs
Dimmick and Mrs. Robert Parker, Dr.
Scott and Mrs. Miller, the President and
Mrs. Harrison and number Of the friends
of the deceased. The remains were follow
ed to the grave 10 Rock Geek Cemetery by
about fifty carriages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
A strictly american Navy.

WASHINGTON, December l2-Repre'
sentative McAdoc, of New Jersey, intends
as soon IS opportunity offers to introduce
a bill 10 Americanizs the United Sia'e'
Navy, that is to say, TO prevent the en-,
hstment Of aliens in the naval service oil
the United States. The bill provides that
NO person shall be enlisted in the naval
service of the Uaited States who is rot an
American cit'zsn, either by birth or
naturalization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
"a Gold Mine d

The engagement of Mr.. Nat Good wtD,
the famous comedian, in his greatest COM
edy. "a Gold Mine" which takes place
next Monday evening at the Opera House,
will undoubtedly be one of the most sue
cessful of the season. Reserved seats will
be put on sale al House's music store, Sat.
urdsy morning aud doubtless there will be
a rush 70. them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
Elixir ofDates

rss combination Of the active prOpertiei
Of dates, 6gs, prunss and other trOphiea
fruits It's pleasant taste and beneficial
.escts have rendered il immensely popu
lar Itrures habitual constipation, indi
'ss,;on bilionsness, eick headache, piles,
80 Sold in 90 cent bottles by w. W.
irwin. W. +. Williams, John Laughllr
s,d C K Goeiza J. T. Goodwin X Co.,
md Logan & CO., Wholesale Agents.
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Pauper.t3 rake striksrs' Places.

LONDON, December l2.-The gas com
plnies, with the exception OF the souih
London Company, have conceded the de
msnds OF the coal porters pending the ar
bitrAtion OF the dispute between them.
The strike will therefore be confined TO The
gas stokers and coal porters employed by
the South London Company. That com
pany is engaging able bodiei psupera Of
which there are thousands now in the poor
houses OF London TO take the places Of
atrikera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
M'AULIFFE WILL FIGHT.
The Champion Issue, a Challenge to Car.

The Champion Issuei n Challenge to Car
roll.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 12.-Jack
McAuliffe, champion lightweight of Amer.
lea, telegraphs the California Athletic Club
from Brooklyn that, while he bias an
nouuced his determination TO quit the
prize-ring for good, in vie9 Of Jimmy Car
rolls sarcastic expressions regarding his
(McAuhffs'e) courage and ability rs q
fighter, be will meet the California Club
Professor for 81 500 purse, $500 of which
to go to the loser of the contest. He,
however, asks that CairJll waive the
weight question and allow him TO battle
at three pounds overweight, or 1876, for
which favor he offers Carroll $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
The Queen CODgrAtulAtes stanley

LONDON, December l. The Queen has
sent a cable dispatch to Mr.. Stanley, IN
which she says: "My thoughts are after
you and your brave followers, whose
hardshipi and dangers are at an end. /
congratulate you all including the Ianzi'
baris, who displayed such devotion aud
fortitude during yonr marvellous eKpedi-
tion. / trust Emil Pasba is making
favorable progress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
rELEeRAPHIC BREvGTIEs.

VIM Winter, the engineer and electric
ian, L A. Cork, T. W. Chase and Herman
Roetcher were horribly burned by scalding
steam at Milwaukee. ROetcher will die.
A white man named Will Cafdy was
lynched near Cleveland, Tenn, for assault
on a little girl.
The theatre in which the fatal panic oc,
Cured at JohnstoSn will be closed. 1t II
the only amusement house in the city
Bart Cunningham and W J. Hasted
have been signed by the Philadelphia
Brotherhood.
BrooklYn's Brotherhood has signed sam
Cook, of Rochester, n. Y, last year win
Louisville, and having an average as
catcher Of 9l9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13

WESTON, W. Va, December IA
Joint stock company was organized here
this week, the obec. being to erect a NAM
moth brick hotel at the head OF Main
street on the site of the old Bland tavern.
It is an enterprise that has been in con-
temptation for some time, and when COM
ple,ed will b. one Of the tioest and most
thoroughly equipped hotels IN the State.
Il will be supplied with all the modern
couveniences, including electric light, FIRE
escape and water works. Toe contract for
the brick WAS yesterday awarded to W. j.
Kitson.
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Tho EogIish Won't Buy.

ST LOUIS, December 12.-The Eoglish
syndicate that has an option Of the ten
elevators of the 81. Louis United Elevator
Company has concluded Dot TO bay. The
experts who have examined the property
made an adverse report. They found that
good profits were made during the years OF
1856 and 1887, but that S43, 900 losses were
sustained last year. Much of the less, it
is ssid, Was due to speculation by the
trust, but euch a harvest of Losses wiped
out the Englishmen's interest in the in
vestment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
Squirting IA n Or.

George" she said, "a she lay quiyering
in his tightly clsspsd arms what was that
noise heardf"
Nothing Of importance. Glsdgg. darl-
ing, " ne answered. "A slight rip in my
coat, tha, was all. " And then A. the sound
Of two beating hearts slowly filled the
room and fosted out through the back
toor, she murnured softly: George, dear.
you couldn't make that coat rip a little
more, could yOuf'
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An Elegant Luncheon.

Mrs. 1. G. Dillon entertained few
friends at her Island residence yesterday
afternoon at lunch. The courses were
numerous, served on finest china in the
dainIiest manner. The table WAS beauti-
folly decked with flowers, and at the plate
of each guest was a lovely Haviland cup
and saucer ss a souvenir OF the pleasant
occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
NORTHERN PACIFIC HELPLESS.

Not n Freight Train Moved nee The
Strike Began.
TACOMA, W. T. December IL The
strike on the Cascade division of the
Norther Pacific railroad has net been set
tied though conference was held yester'
day between a committee of the strikers
and Superintendent Powell at Ellensburg
The men are confident of winning the bat
le Not a single freight train has moved
into or out Of Tacoma since the strike
began.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
colIum Had an AceompIIce.

MINNEAPOLIS, December 12-Juhus
Schultz, the well-known money lOarer and
real estate man, was arrested TO day on
bench warrant from the District Court.
He WAS indicted by the last grand jury for
forgery-for completely in the alleged
crime of j. Frank COllum, who was tried
short time ago for forging the name OF
John T. Blsisdell to notes sggregating
over 5000 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
MILLS WONT SPEAK.

The Eloquent Chicago Lawyer too sieh
TO Appear.
CHICAGO. December 12.-mr. Mills
counsel, who was to close the Cronin tria
on behalf Of the prosecution, will not b'
able TO sppear. States Attorney LoDge-
necker is 10 make the final argument be-
ginning tomorrow morning Mr.. Mills
has been very IN for a week and will not
be able 10 close for the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
ROBERT RAYS DIVORCE.

Eva Hamilton 7Iakss no Defense She is
Prosided for.
NEW YORK, December l2.-Egs Hamil-
ton, the vile Of Robert Ray Hamilton,
who is now serving term in the New
Jer ey State Poison for assaulting Nurse
Donnelly. has filed no defense 20 her hus-
bands application for . divorce. The
time for filing the answer has expired
aud there is no difficulty in the way Of a
decree being granted. The hearing, It Is
believed will take place in open court and
Josh Mann and hia mother will ap-
pear as witnesses. It Is also be-
leved that Mr. Hamilton has made ample
provision for Eva on her release from
prison.