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We AVPc euS ihCOuhhug munlclpSt
government will take up the street
lamp business about the frat thing
on the docket and see if they can
give us any light on the subject.
II they don't We will conclude that
as EVIL loves the Darkness their
ways + to be iniquitious.
Jailor Jackson had a new bird in
the cage last week, young Costello Of
Evansville, who was indicted for
breaking into Jenkins store at Ey-
ansyIlle last fall, but escaped at the
time. He returned last week and
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Crisis and promptly lodged in Jail
here. but was bailed out next day
by his friends.
Remember the low prices on fur
niture at j. II. Rodeheavor's. Terra
Alta ; II has never been found low
er anywhere else in the past, quality
considered, and now offered at
reduced prices. Call. YOU cannot
help but say SO if you arc n Judge.
Honest goods. honest prices.
The Fitzpatrick Family of Merry
Makers and Swiss Bell Ringers will
be NJ the court house hall next Mon
day night. The company is said to
be good and rs it is the first thing
Of the kind we have had yet this
winter every body will probably go.
At the Municipal election of
Bruceton held Thursday Jan. =,
the following officers were elected.
Mayor, William II. McGibbons {;
Recorder, 5. NJ. Albright /; Council
men, j. NJ. Chidister, J.W. Michael.
Joseph Feather, Samuel WIlcs, and
L. W. King.
Some men try advertising MS an
Indian tries feathers. He took one
feather, laid il on a board and slept
on it all night. In the morning he
remarked /: white man saw feath-
crs heap soft; white man heap
fool" Some business (?) men in
vest a quarter or fifty cents in an
advertisement, and then because
they do not at once realize a great
increase IN business they declare
advertising does not pay.-JopliR
Hcraid.
The Odd Fellows and the En-
camPIncnt installed part Of their
newly elected officers Saturday night
bat some Of them being absent, tie
instaiimcnt was not complete. We
will give il complete nyx5 week.
Judge Thomas A. Edwords. Son.
Editor of the Wc2ioa Democrat.
died at his home in Weston last
Saturday. Funeral scryicc3 took
place SUNDAY.
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the best rccitations that IL has been
my pleasure to hear were rccitcd
in Valley district schools.
Some Of my friends have asked
me whether 7 would rcply TO Mr..
julius Schcer's lettcr in the Jopraal
of December 10th 1856.
! will only say that Mr. Schccr
wrote from guess, that he Judged
the effect Of my visits by what ne
told had boon his experience whom
ne had visited the schools, viz. that
it had been u dead loss as the schools
did no good during his stay, that il
was jost 80 much time worse than
wasted. Now seventeen OF the
eighteen teachers Of Union district.
expressed their regrets that | could
not stay longer i'm their schools,
and asked ne if possible to come
and @ them again before their
schools closed, and lam certain not
moro than one ever reported any
thing to the contrary to MIR, Scbccr
or any one else.
Very respectfully,
BrN IL. ELsEY, Go. Sup't.
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7. u. LoAR, Teacher.

Report Of Harmony School, Lyon
District, for the month ending
January 3, 1880
Enumeration, 81 enrolled, 30
average daily attendance, 2I. per-
cent Of daily attendance, 83 nei-
Their absent nor tardy, Susan Pell,
Enie Howell, Layerna, Mary T..
and Charlotte Emerson. We ear
Mostly invite parents TO visit us and
give all the assistance they can in
making the school n success.
Il. j. FoRTNEY, Teacher.
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WEDDING BELLS At REgpsyILLE.
Cupid has been hurting darts of
~"hcayonly warp and earthly wool"
broadcast this season, the diamond
pointed arrow entered the hearts OF
two of II society people, and the
sequel was a very pretty wedding
New Years Eve.
Cards were issued q week ago am
n%ouncing the marriage of Miss Ella
Reed and Orval Watson. the event
to occur on the last evening of the
old yeNr. The day came at last, as
days have n way Of doing, and the
evening was n gorgeous closing of n
lovely day. The fine residence of the
brides father, II. IL. Reed, was
beautifully lighted and 10y 6 O'Clock
the softly lighted p%arlors were full
of invited guests. At GEO Rev.
Ford, of the NJ, T.. Church, per-
formed the ceremony that made the
twain n until "dcuth do thcm
part After congratulations came
supper, and such u rcpast (! 1t was
simply superb, and The refreshments
two hours later were such az TO mako
a king long for an appetite insatia-
bic and a capacity unlimited. The
bride wore Il costume Of green hem
r]ietta, quantity trimmed with ribbon
She ore no flowers, but looked a
type OF pure, sweet girlhood. She
rs the eldest daughter Of II. II. and
Sarah Reed and has been one of
eve girls for so long that we re-
get losing her from our SOCIAL cir
Gle. Mr.. Watson rs a gentleman.
honorable and full Of business oual-
ltics. IIo owns a splendid farm
just west from town. on which they
will soon go 10 housekeeping. In
The marriage lottery, Mr.. Watson
has not drawn u blank, but q prize.
one of which he may well be proud.
The evening was spent in music and
games and was exceptionally pleas
ant. Indeed there was nothing TO
give a tone Of sadness TO the merri-
ment that reigned supreme. The
small boy-he was thcro-hc had no
special inyitation-but he came re-
inforccd by thirty five other boys,
all in wal paint and feathers.
Shakespeare dreamed Of the music
Of the spheres, but mcthinks the
Immortal never had his -prcscious
ear drums tested by such uucarthly
discords, as filed the air th~ereabout
for two hours. These two entered
upon their new life with the most
az picious prospects before them
and II mere wishing would insure
IT, a host Of interested friends here
would say most earnestly, that they
hope there may be no storm waves
to disturb the tranquil surface Of
times sea, which lies before them
and that the selfsamc bells which so
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
School Reports.

The following is the report OF the
Painters Mills School for the month
ending December, %.
Enrolment, A.; average daily
attendance, 80 average daily alb
sence, . ;percent of daily attendance,
SO average age, - names of pu-
pills neither absent nor tardy. girls,
Alletta Forman, Lille Wilt, Hattie
Wagner. Mollie Dcets, Bessie Nc
Maukin. Della Young, and Lizzie
and Ethel Stemple ; boys, William
and Howard Wagner, Charles and
Arthur Forman, John Deets, John
McMankins, and Perry and Scott
Stemple.
Number Of visits from trustees. , +;
from parents, .; number Of other
visitors, 10.
BELLE STCMPIE, Teacher.
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Mes cLABE's ROOM.

Enrolment, ~ average daily
attendance, 80 neither abscnt nor
tardy, 10; Nellie Goodwin, Adah
Trippct. Emma shaw, Virgie Rider,
Jessie Spahr, Minnie Murdoch,
Hattie Brand, Wick Williams, Ed
die Williams, Roy and Ray Shaw,
Marshal Bowcrmastcr, Willie Mon
roe, Frank Dunn, Vir9ic Swcarin-
gen, DcImcr Bosiey, Charles Jack
son, Emory Albright, and Charley
Smith.
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MISS sPAmR's ROOM.

Enrolment, 81; average daily
attendance, so; neither absent nor
tardy, % Edna Mccormick, Myr-
tie Menear, Lula Bosley, Mary
Bowermaster, Lula Cobun, Lizzie
Cunningham, Nellie Albright, Mona
Bosley, Nora Calhoun, Mollie Me-
near, Blanche Bowermaster, Mamie
Fawcett, Agnes Boslcy, Lizzie Bos-
ley Gertie Rider, Roy G.. Carroll,
Young Beavers, Ira Bowormaster.
Charlie Menear, Willie Rider, Les
ter Poster, John Potter, Rictor
Posten, Croner Calhoun, Alton
Jackson, Ralph Menear, Hoy Jack
son, Jimmie Spahr, and Charlie
Swcarngen.
The school is progressing nicely,
and the building that so many pre-
dicted would be defaccd, is Just as
nice as it was the day school opened
and will be kept 80 till the close Of
the term. Patrons and others are
request ed to visit our parlor school
rooms.
G. G. SHowALTER, Principal.
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Report Of Fairfax School, Valley
District, for the month ending
January, 3.
Enumeration, 40 enrolled. 81 d.
average daily attendance, 81 fol-
lowing are the names of those who
made 100 percent in department :
BERTHE Xinn, Lotitia Brown, Dellie
Iinn, Belle Grimes, Dclephiuc and
Nora McGinnis, Henry Grimes,
Walter and Mclvine Kisncr, Ash
ford, Peyton and Alonzo Brown,
John and Clark Kisncr, Emmett
Fortncy, Sailor, Emery and Daniel
Hinn, Frank and Hugh Watson.
The above named pupils made an
average of 80 percent on written
examination.
7. T.. LoAR, Teacher.
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Lexador cures dyspepsia, consti-
patton, bowel complaints. ETC., IN a
word all affections OF the liver ana
stomach. At all druggists. Dis
eases Of babyhood such as collie,
hatulcncy, dyscntery and diarrhea,
are happily relieved as once, by the
prompt use Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syr-
up.
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E~ingwoOd, Jan. 8. 1890.
NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

For your Groceries and Confec-
tioneries, 60 to John III. Browns.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
White, Of Niles, on January 8, a
son.
Try q barrel Of the White Daisy
Floar, at Fcather& Wcrner's. "It's
II daisy"
W. Scott Garner, the Cleaner
editor, was IN town several days
this woer, during court.
Go TO Rodcheayers Furniture
store at Terra Alta and see those
Rattan Rockers and Walnut Plush
suit with rockers and lots Of other
kinds Of Rockers.
Charley Craig lost a fine COW last
Saturday night, that had received q
hurt in some way and died from
She effects.
Get our prices. and you get our
goods. Nc ~iU not be VaGerso}1.
FEATHEE 6 WEHEER.
Mrs. Barr has sold her property
on Main street to Sheriff jackson.
who will use it for an Office. Mrg.
Barr expects to leave Kingwood
about the first Of next month.
Best stogics in Kingwocd at !, Z.
Murdock's.
The ~whooping cough, chicken
pox and la grippe are each engaging
the attention Of the people around
Niles. and threaten to interfere with
the school there.
Go to John II. Browns for Ladies
Fine Shoes and anice Line Of Gents
Hats, Latest STYLES.
Henry Murdock, Il hardware
man, has bought Of j.. Ami Martin,
the property occupied by Mack Eyick
and will move there soon, while Mr..
Eyick will move to the property
lately vacated by Mrs. Mary Shaw,
who has gone to Rowlcsburg.
John Greaser will deliver coal Of
n superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bushel. All
Jumps at seven cents per bushel.
Orders promptly filed
On Sabbath next, Rev. Dr. Devine
will preach in the Presbyterian
church Of Kingwood, morning and
evening, at the usual hours.
Morning subject, 1.-TWO types Of
christian womanhood." Evening
subject 'John the BaptIst's mode
Of transferring his disciples TO
Jesus"
We desire to call attention to the
fact that DR.. McMillen has removed
his Office from the Crane building.
near the Court House to the law
Office of the late s.. p. Mccormick 5.
where be has The advantage OF q
consultation room iu connection
with his Office. Don't forget the
place [! Between Volts store and
Jackson and Postcn's.
We Can And DO
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Many cases Of rhoumatism. which

HIHUy cNdFs OF THGUhluIlBm, WHICH
have resisted the skill of the pro-
fossion, have promptly yielded to
that wonderful remedy, Salvation
Oil. % cts. Take the news homo
to Mary, and tell her that my cough
has gone and Il 25 cent bottle of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup did tho
blessed work.
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Can't SIeep Nights

Is the complaint az thousands suffering from
Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, etc. hid you
ever Try DR.. ACkCr's English RemedyY 10 ~ the
host preparation known for all Lung Troubles.
sold on q positive guarantee AZ 25c. and SOC. by
Dr. j. VI. Dent, Newburg, w. va, Druggist.
m TOUK BAtK ACHES
or you ntC al worn out, really good for nothing
81 s. general debility. Try
BROUA'S mon BTTTER8.
u VIII cure yOuI. und give q GOOD appetite. Sold
by al dealers ~ medicine.
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THE NINowooD AcADrMY.

The second month OF the school
closed january, second.
PRINCIPALS ROOM.
Enrolment, 81 average daily
attendance, - Mir. J.. a Eycrly
was mother absent nor tardy. Sew
eral students were not tnrdy but
absent a day or two, assisting with
the decoration OF tic churches for
Christmas exercises.
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A nnlr To YnnrseIr-

It's surprising chat people will uso a common,
ordtnafg pll whcn they can SECURE a valuable
English one for the same money. DR.. Acker's
English pills are u p|o8atiYC euro for sIoh head
ache and all liver troubles. They are small,
sweet, easily taken, aud do not grippe. Dr. r..
VI. Dent, NewburR, w. Va, Druggist.
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A Child Killed.

Another child killed 10y the uao of opintcs given
~ the form OF Soothing syrup. Why mothers
give lhrm children such deadly poison IN Rurpris.
iuR WHOM they cnn relieve The child 81 It's peculiar
troubles by using DR.. Aokcr's Baby Soother. IL
contains me- opium or morphine. Sold by DR.. y,
NJ Don't, Nowburg w. Va, Druggist.
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Personal Paragraphs.

WI Den NtfIln OF NrattoO was
in town this week.
Editor Dawson returned Saturday
from a trip out on the road.
O. +. Mckee of Brandonville was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
James Henthorn of Irington Ohio
is visiting friends IN this community.
Hon. John p. Jones of L ezra Alta
was in town this week ON business.
W. II. McGibbons of Bruceton
Mills was in town Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Smith Nj. Albright of Bruce
ton Mills was in town this week on
business.
Mrs. Hermans and son Edward,
are visiting Mr.. ". W. Wright at
Cadiz, Ohio.
Col. j. ID. Rigg and Matthias
Stuck Of Terra Alta were in town
last Saturday
Alpha lIagans ESQ. of Brandon
Vile, was in town this week attend
irg County Court.
Arnold Werner has been over at
Eglou taking avacation and visiting
the old folks at home.
That jolly good fellow, Sam Bra
dy of Clorksburg was in town again
this week, interviewing our mer-
chants.
Mr. and Mrs. C.Y. Bishop return
ed Friday from Fairmont, where
they had been spending their holi-
days.
Duncan McIa is at his home at
Halleck, Monongalia County TAX
ing a vacation and having a good
time generally.
Miss Lillian Campbell expects TO
leave Kingwood some time next
month to attend the Art League in
New York City.
Charles 7. Law.on of Union, ox-
Member of the county court was
here. rs one Of the delegates urging
the bridge as Bowlesburg.
Misses May and Maud J%crcrys,
who have been visiting here for
sometime, returned to thcir home
at Grafton, Wednesday.
Kclso Pei Of near Bridgeport.
HARRISON county spent he holidays
visiting friends in this county. lie
Is q brother ot Mr.. II. Z. Pcll Of
Pleasant Dale.
County Superintendent, Ben II.
Elscy was in town Tuesday aud
visited Ole schools here. lie reports
,icm aa progressing finely and in q
general good condition.
Mr.. and hlrs. T.. II. Hough and
J.. Hustled Brownsfcld OF Fairmont
and Misses Lucy Johnson and Em-
ma 3 ouehncr OF Morgantown, re-
turned to their homes last Friday.
Miss Iona stone, who is teaching
the Huirnan school, number twenty
Of Reno District, after a pleasant
holiday vacation at her home in
Kingwood, has returned to her
school.
Mr.. Frank .. Trottcr who is at
tending school at Roanoke College,
Salem Virginia, and J.. Russell
Trotter Of the University at Nor
grntown, spent their holiday yaca-
ton at their home in Aurora.
Jacob Gibson Of Newburg was in
town this week on business. We
call special attention to his card in
another column. If you want any
thing in his line, call on him or
drop him a card and nc will call on
you.
Elmer Jacobs Of Morgantown
was badly hurt by an explosion Of
powder on New Years Eve. Several
Of the young men Of the town were
arranging TO boom the old year out
and the e year in and young ia
cobs had two pounds Of powder in
his oyer coat pocket for this purpose
and it was ignited from a cigar spark.
j.. A. Jackson left Tuesday morn
ing for the West. lie goes TO Nor
gantown for a few days, ana from
there to Pittsburgh and on TO Sioux
City, Iowa where he will visit his
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Kulghts Of Pythsas-Lodge meets every Tues
day evening ~ their hall over J. w. Bakers
tore at : O'Clock.
Independent Order Of odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every saturday evening al their hall in
Bishops Block a. : o'clock.
The iade3eudcn; order OF Good Templavs-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, in the X. OF
z. Hall, at O'Clock.
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H. Life Worth Lirinrl

you 20 through the world a dyspeptic. DR..
Ankcr'a Dyspepsia Tablet are a positive cure for
tho worst tOTus OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Flat
llency and CJngtlp1tiuu. Guaranteed and sol
by Or. +. VI Deaf, NoWOurg, W. Va, Druggist.
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Transient Advertisements, si.co per inch Tor
nrst Insertion. ard % cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion.
Personal communications % cents FER inch.
Local Notices, ; cents per line.
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Prof. j. W Barton, Principal
Of the Rowlesburg schools, has been
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dismissed by the trustees, charged
with undue intimacy with some Of
the female pupils, Prof. Barton
has appealed TO the Board of Edu-
cation and viii fight it out. We
hope he will be able to prove him
self innocent of these grave char
ges and continue making the school
a success as he has in the past.
Out at the Turner school house
number IL Of this district. they
have n Literary Society that has
been discussing the old time qucs-
ton as to whether the world is
round or fiat. The question was
debated not long since and decided
unanimously in favor of tho later.
The defeated side got some recruits
and made arrangements to Try it
over again last Thursday night but
the other side took water and failed
to show up. They probably con-
cludcd to let well enough alone.
The society is about equally divided
ON the subject.
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T., n. ,. u. !.
Train leaves Kingwood az 100 n. m. aud ar
r!vos at Tunnelton nc $40 a. m; leaves Tunnel
ton az o40 n. IN. and arrives at kingwood at 1880
=. m. Leaves Kingwood NJ 400 p. IN. and arrive
nj Tuunelton ut $40 y. m; leaves Tunnelton az
y: o, M. aud arrives AZ KingwoOd at coo p. IN.
Trains daily except sunday.
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Report of the Pine Grove school,
Union District. for the second
month ending January 3.
Enrolment, A; average daily
attendance, 30; percent of daily
attendance, SO those not absent
during the month were Josephine
Nice, Belle Bcrthy, Bridget McCor-
bic, John p. Garner and Ezra
Ford +; Cases of tardiness, 3 aver
age age, 10.
WIN. REED CRANE, Teacher.
Report Of the Gordon school,
Lyon District, for the month ending
December, %.
Enrolment, 10 average daily
attendance, II; percent of daily
attendance, boys, 81 {; girls, 100
names OF those who were present
every day Bessie Sapp, Icy and
Josie Dixon, Dorsey, Bonnie and
Charley linn, Ross aud Frank
Brand Those who made 100 per-
cent in department Hubert Snyder,
Willie Shackleford, Roger F%ortney,
Elmer Brand, Bessie Sapp, Dorsic,
Bennic and Charley linn.
JENNIE LoAR, Teacher.
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What is

Castorfa IL ~ SAINT PHober's old, harmless and quiok cur for
Infants and Chidron's Complaint~ Superior 60 Castor Oil.
Paeeorio q Narcotic syrups Chu&cea cry for Castoria. Nil
Hone og Mothers bless Castorie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-02
LOVED THE SAME GIRL
An Old Fashioned Duel Down in Old
Kaintuck.
WILL SECRETARY NOBLE RESIGN
LIVELY MURDER TRIAL IN NEW JERSEY
h oLp bLtE ShASS WAY.
Two Desperate Lovers Popping st zach
Other

LOUISVILLE. Kr., June AT i0.4O O'Clock
last nightSt Louis Cemetery. dark aud gloomy,
was the scene Of the fret duel fought in Ken
tucky FOR many a long year. The participants
IN the affair OF honor ware Thomas overbv. an
advertising agent. who has been here only q
few months. and Chas Sanders, a tray-
cling man for an Evansville lad. CLOTH
ing house. Sanders was engaged 20 10
married to Miss Emma Zenor. handsome
young lady OF Evansville. who is now visiting
IN this city. Upon coming here 90 see the
young lady Sanders discovered that Overby
had supplanted him in her affections. quar-
rel was followed by a fight. IN which sanders
was worsted The men asterward met at the
Alexander Hotel and resumed their difficulty
and finally decided 60 settle the affair
according to the code. Overby was rep
resented by Frank Lattrall. "a Young man
who lives in Indianapolis. while travel
ing man from Cincinnati named Thomas
acted as second for Sanders. Accompanied
by a medical student named James White. who
acted as surgeon, and "A reporter of the Courier
Journal the party secured carriages and drove
TO ST. Louis Cemetery. IN tine suburbs The
principals took their positions armed with 81
callber Smith Messon reyolyers, twenty PAGES
apart.
Ii was too dark 10 see the men plainly
except at close distance. but they
both displayed great cooness. The
seconds took their respective positions
after arranging that the firing should be-
gin when three had been counted. One. two,
three" As the last number was called by the
physician who did the counting a blaze of fire
flashed from the muzzles OF both pistols. Be-
fore one could see whether not either man
was wounded more reports rang out and
Sanders staggered up TO the tombstone near
HIM and supported himself by it's cold
side. DIR. White hastily examined him and found
that one bullet had penetrated his right breast
near the top of the shoulder, while another
had made slight flesh wound in nls left arm
lie had fired two shots. while OVERLY had fred
three. The mans wounds were dressed as
quickly as possible and he placed in hIs
carriage and taken 10 New Albany. Ind. where
he took the first tram for hIs home ia Evans
VILE. The other participants in the affair
have all left the city. Sanders wounds are not
considered fatal
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SHE WAS LOADED TO KILL.
Exciting Murder Case in a New Jersey
Town.

VINELAND, \. j., June Mrs. Cremora
jackson Lockwood, charged with attempting
to poison her aged husband. was given hear
ing this morning. Mrs. Lockwood was the
most composed person in the room.
She is on the shady side OF
forty. is fine looking and was
elegantly attired. Her husband was IN court
His sons. Arthur and Maurice, ana son-in-lRw,
Elliot Cogswell, all swore that he came 10 them
and asked them TO have ms wife arrested as he
was afraid she would kill him. Lockwood's s
daughter swore that when her father found the
powder in his tea cup he brought It to her and
told her to have an analysis made. Drs. +. Ii.
Bidwell and o. III. Adams, who made the analy-
sis. swore that the powder contained enough
morphine to kill person.
Marshal Creech swore that after arresting
Mrs. Lockwood he searched her room and
found a loaded revolver and dagger under the
pillow OF her bed, and Quantity OF arsenic IN the
pocket OF her dress. 1t was also offered in evl-
dence that Mrs. Lockwood threatened 10 shoot
her husband the day before she is alleged to
have put the morphine in his tea cup and that
recently her husband prevented her from
shooting his fifteen year-oid son. There is con-
siderable feeling here favorable TO the woman.