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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28
w0RLD's FAIR NOTES.

A Few Pointers About Chicago.
Az il great many readers OF the Tnnr.
GRAN will make their first trip TO Chicn-
60 during the WorldBFair few point.
ers regarding the geography Of tho citv
will be appreciated In the first place.
FIX firmly in yonr mind the fncf that
Lake Michigan forms the eastern
boundary OF the entire city. aud ii Won
stand facing the lake with beth arms
outstretched, the left hand will point to
the North Pole and the right hand viii
point straight down the tracks Of tho
Big Four Route 10 tue Worlds Fair
Buildings, Situated at the southern end
OF the city Paste this In your INIT aud
You have the key TO Observation-Disclosures
Coming into Chicago on trains Of tho
Big -Four Route, which is the only rail-
road having an entrance ON tho south
side along. the lake front whore all tho
hotels and boarding houses are located.
you will lind yourselfp ngpractically
through the Exposition Gr0unds and 4
magnificent panoramic view Of the Fair
is obtained.
AT the Worlds Fair Station 81 the
Big Fonr Route, II you step oil 1T tho
right side, You are AZ the entrance gate
TO the Expositiona and cah begin doing"
the Fair at once; II youstep on ON tho
left side, yon will find yourself IN tho
finest residence portion 81 Ghicaeo. aud
right Ia the midstof the World Far
hotel and boarding house district. Tho
chances are ten 10 one You will bawithin
n few minutes walk 81 tile very place
yon have selected for yonr heldaliarter
ifyou prefer 10 no down town, ten
minutes ride will bring yon 10 tile new
Twelfth Street Station in the heart Of
the city. Now bear in mind tile mani
fest advantage Of entering Chicago on
the Big -Four Route. In the first place
you avoid entirely the bother aud
trouble Of a tedious transfer across the
city, which is necessary via an other
Lines, being landed directly 1T the Ex-
position Grounds, an advantage offered
by no other line; and IN the second
place yon can so fix the geography II
the city IN your mind that you will at
once become rs familiar with Chicago
as you are with your own town.
Another point in favor Of the Big
Four Route 10 found in the flet that L
You enter Cincinnati on the Queen x
Crescent Ronte, Louisville 4 Nashville
lsR, RI, Kentucky Central Ry., Cbesa-
peake 4 Ohio Ry., or Baltimore & Ohio
s. w. r., r., connection is made in
Union Depot. avoiding the disagreeable
transfer necessary via all other lines.
For full information address General
Passenger Agent ID. 3. MARTIN.
Cincinnati o.
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LATE LOCALS.
What Prominent Business Men Are
Doing.


What Prominent Business Men Are
Doing.
You can buy nice mating for
15c per yard at the Bargain
Store. 23l2
Bicycles amblers' from
$4,000 to S175.00. Cash or In.
stallment plan. Call ON r. O..
Osburn, 3D. Street. lift
Don't forget to call at the Bar.
gain Store, Pike street, opposite
postoffice. 23.2
r. 7. Lowndes has just re-
ceiyed a large quantity of
Timothy. Glover and Blue Grass
Seed of choice quantity. 11.tf
New goods at the Bargain
Store. Call and see them; prices
the lowest. 1872
DR.. A. M. jarrett, dentist will
be in Clarksburg April 21st. and
remain 0 days. Wait for him
and have your work done ia the
latest style.
You can save 10 per cent by
buying your Brussels carpet at
the Bargain Store. % 2
FOUR lots situated or Bastable
avenue, Clarksburg, are offered
for sale. Inquire OF O. Sprigg
Sands or 3. w. Williams. Att.
Big line of wall paper selling
at cost at the Bargain Store.
Swiss Nainsook and Hamburg
edges also beautiful colored EN-.
broideries for dress trimmings
at the Bon Ton Store. 13-tf
Everything you want at the
Bargain Store. 23.2
For Gormerlly & Jeffery My
Co.'S Bicycles of all kinds, call on
r. @. Osburn. Sd Street. Cash
or installment plan. Terms to
suit purchaser. 17tf
Big line OF lace curtains, lace
embroideries, &C., low down
prices at the Bargain Store.
Persons looking for choice
West Virginia lands, either tim.
bered or improved, will find it 10
their advantage to correspond
with p, !. LYNCH, Craigmoor, w.
Va. 1stf.
Don't.fail TO see the nice line OF
Brussels carpet at the Bargain
Store.
Lambrecht is still selling
watches, clocks, and jewelry Of
all kinds at prices to suit all who
appreciate a fine quality oil
goods. Ia.
1t viii pay you TO take q look
atthe new goods which has Just
arrived from the east, AT the
Bargain Store. 23.2
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NoTICE!.

All persons having debts
against the estate Of Franklin
Maxwell. deceased. are hereby
notified to present their demands
to me properly verified and
authenticated for settlement. All
persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to come forward
and pay or make satisfactory
adjustment Of the same.
w. BRENT MAXWELL.
Admir- OF Franklin MAXWELL
deceased. 24s4t
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Transrers.

Transfers.
b. F. Shuttleworth TO Malinda
j. Johnson, 1 lot; Clark.
Rein Dayisson to Margaret
r. Shinn, goa; Grant.
B. =. Shuttleworth to Silas
Dawson, 1 a; CLARK.
Henry Hawker to Jesse f..
Estlack, s14 p; Tenmile.
Hettie ]. Long to M. K. Baker,
int in coal bank; Eagle.
Charles Cooper to VIM. NJ.
Late, int. in the G. T. Ross land;
Simpson.
w. N Edgell to U. g. Edgell.
! lot; Sardis.
George III Sheets to Arthur
Sheets, 2ls a; Grant.
Same to S. 3. Sheets, 1861 a;
Grant.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

II the best remedy you can find for
hoarseness, group. cough and asthma.
Tho 25 cent bottles nre monsters for tho
money. Why cough, hack. spit, anifilo
aud make a noisy nuisance oi yournelf
whom 80 good a remedy IL nj hnndf
Stop that couRhi Il may bring YOU
trouble. Take Foreman Cough Syrup
and do not be fooled into buying some
thing else called ''jnst % good he
cnuse the dealer wants n fancy profit.
Sold by ali dealers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

~"oct Rouus vi
Quiet Dell, died Tuesday night.
The snow was three feet deep
inplaces in Minnesota last week.
Miss AnnteL. Robinson's many
friends were surprised TO hear OF
her marriage yesterday evening
70 Mr. Burton G. Heavier Of
Detroit, Mich. Miss Robinson
IS a sister Of Paul n. Robinson.
Esq. late Of Bnckhannon,
The TELEGRAM is the leading
paper in Central West Virginia.
sl.Soper yearin advance.
Edwin Booth the great actor is
dangerously III and his death is
expected at any moment.
Col. John Patton, Of Craig
moor Harrison county, West
Virginia has filed an application
at the Treasury Department for
the positionI mmigrantInspector.
Miss Cora Thompson. one of
Bridgeport's prettiest aud most
entertaining young ladies was
married in this city on wednes
day evening TO MIR. G. Il. Warner
Of Lucas, Ohio.
Fields grandest and largest of
Minstrels, Saturday, May 9th.
Why cannot the committee who
have solicited the early closing
OF the stores arrange a combina.
ton with the BARRIERS and do
away with the Sunday shaving
andshair cutting business.
Reserved seats are already sell
ing rapidly for Fields Minstrels.
The following squib taken from
the Grafton Sentinel evidently
refers to our esteemed friend
Poe, editor of the Leaders
1T is reported that the editor
of our respected contemporary,
the Leader, willnextmon take
advantage of fayoring circum-
stances and kill three birds with
one stone. He will go as a dele
gate tothe Grand Commandry,
which meets at Martinsburg
about the 2lst; also attend the
the meeting Of the West Vir.
giria Editorial Association and
at the same time take unto him.
selfa wife.
Look here, tea drinkers. / have
a full line of teas to suit the taste
of the most fastidious. and the
purse Of the poorest, ranging
from l0cto Sl.00 d III. Try these
goods and be convinced. w. NJ.
NORRIS, Hoff block. 24-1t
The following items are from
the Inder:
B. +. Ramage is improving his
property in West Fairmont by
building some new fence. Mrs.
9. S. Sands. OF Clarlssburg. and
Mrs Anna y. Senseney. of Weel-
ing, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Sands. Mrs. Sense
new arrived yesterday evening
Mrs. Ira Post and daughter.
Miss Emma, of Romine's Mills,
Harrison county, werein the city
Tuesday, the guests of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. M. u.
Hutchinson.
Al large stock of glass and
queensware, just received to be
sold at bottom prices at w. M.
Morris, Hof block. 24-1t
The following marriages have
taken place recently in Marion
county: Joseph r. Diggs, 10
Mollie v. Lowe; W. w. Scott, to
Claudia Rice; Jas. E. Kennedy,
to Jennette Steele; Joseph w.
Marville, to Cora A. Floyd; and.
A. Ross Lewis, to Maggie Ems
minger.
James Halpeny, Adamston,
W.. Va, has two fine ten-foot
show cases for sale. 24.2t
Jacob G. Davis, age %, to
J.
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DIR Geo. b. Morris the venera
BILE dentist whovisits here regu
larry has had q severe attack OF
rheumatism recently and writes
us as follows
l will be unable to fulfill my
engagementin Clarksburg March
LIST, but WILDE there June lst. il
allis we'll
5:tf GEO. b. NORRIS.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

The ClarlSsbnrg Ice Company
are now prepared 10 deliver leo
to any part Of the city. Leave
orders with John Candy. at
Central Meat Market 22-5t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

The biggest thing in Western
ioarualismis the Cincinnati Tsfo.
me Try itifyou want choice.
hustling; spicy newspaper.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28
OUR HOROSCOPE.
IS CLARKsBURG's s0rIALACTIT-
ITIEs.
ITIEs.
.morks about People you Know.

Miss Cora Morris il visiting in
Baltimore.
James Stuart was at Grafton
last Saturday.
Carl Vance was in Weston last
Saturday,
Geo. Ogden was in Wheeling
this week.
Wilbur Harrison was in Wheel.
ing last Saturday.
Frank Core and Ed Haymaker
we're in Parkersburg Sunday.
Frank Donahue spent Sunday
with Grafton friends.
Rev. L. E. Peters spent Sun.
day in the city.
severalof our people are in
New York attending the great
naval parade.
Mrs. Ramsey is stlli quite Ill
in Baltimore.
Mr.. d. Davidson and Mr.. R. T.
Lowndes are in New York.
John B. Hart was in Washing
ton, ID. c., this week.
Mrs. r. R. Powell was visiting
friends at Warrington this week.
Joe Osborn left for Wheeling
Sunday morning.
n. A. Martin spent Sunday
with his parents in Bridgeport.
Michael Kearns was looking
over the city of Grafton Sunday.
Geo. A. Smith was at Morgan
town this week.
viii Amman visited friends at
Rowlesburg Sunday.
Hoffman Sommers wasin Park.
ersburg this week.
W. r. Sweet was at Lumber
port Monday.
Chas. f. Thompson left for
Newburg Monday.
II. L. Davis, of Salem, spent
Sunday with Clarksburg friends.
Capt. J. 81. Smith was at King
!, wood on business this week.
Maj. Anderson, of Weston, was
seeing friends here Tuesday.
DR.. R. Il. Dew. of Salem. was
here one day this week.
Mrs. Annie Jordon, ofWeston,
was visiting friends here Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. Mulheran wasvisiting
her parents at Smithton this
week.
Mrs. R. r. Powell has been.
visiting for several days at Man
ington,
D. NJ. Willis visited his parents
near Bridgeport, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. J. Koblegard, of Weston,
spent Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. Powell, on Main street.
Mrs. Lee Raymond left Tues
day for GAINESVILLE, o., where she
will visit friends.
General Northcott attended the
State Encampment of The G. A.
X, at Grafton this week.
Miss Willie Jennings spent
Saturday and Sunday at her
home in Grafton.
Col. A. W. Woodford, the cat
tie king Of West Virginia, was
here Wednesday.
John Dowd, of Parkersburg,
spent Sunday here with his sis
tiers.
Oliver Boughner is in New
York Witnessing the great naval
display now going on there.
Miss Hattie Wickenhofer, of
Wilsonburg, was in townWednes.
day.
Cadet ]. W. Wlles, of the West
Virginia University, was a caller
at the TELEGRAM Office last Mon
day.
Mrs. E j. Wells, of Uniontown,
"a, who has been visiting her
son, II. l.. Wells, on Main street,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. John L. Ruhl left for
Springfield, Ohio, where she was
called by the serious illness of
her mother.
Mr. Ernest b. Morris and wife
lett for Baltimore Friday, where
where they will reside in the fu-
ture.
John Shinn and family, of Char
lesion, who have been visiting d.
L, Shinn and family of this place,
returned home Monday.
Maj. Lee and Henry Raymond,
Alex Duff, Leroy Rollins and w.
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DR.. Jarrettis here tslsD and
will remain 0 days
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Clarksburg, w Va

The Billville, (Ga.) Banner
last week says:
We have bought q cylinder
press, and our, old handpress is
for sale. 1t can be used either
as a corn; shelter or a gridiron.
We havereceiyed an invita-.
ton to spend the summer at a
seaside hotel, and our wife has
bought a quarter Of a yard of
blue flannel to make bathing suits,
for the girls.
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Desiring 10 close out certain line Of
shoes, i will sell Indies iine French
Kid shoes worth Si.0O for $500. and
ladies hand made shoes for 81. 90 and
$500, worth SiO0nnd 1850, ID. q md
ID widths. Joitsar Gnrrrm Iea.st
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

AZ g Fields Minstrels, one
night only, saturday, May 9Th.
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: Assistant postmaster, ]. F.
Shore, departed last Wednesday
1or Muncie. Ind, where he will.
reside in the future.
Mrs Edward DOVE. died "a


Mrs Edward Doyle, died last
Thursday y consumption.
Attorney g. w. Chidister. 81
Weston, was here Saturday.
New line of hosiery at Miss
u. 9: Rogers 28!3t
John Core, who has been visit.
ing his brother in Parkersburg.
has returned home.
silas Dawson has commenced
work on the new planning min
on Clay street.
DIR. Smith will erect a brick
dwelling on his lot below the
Merchants bank.
Attorney ]. j. Ingle, Of West
Union, was here this week on
legal business.
Mr.. E. W. Williams has moved
into his handsome new residence
on corner Main and Clay streets.
Van Hurst, of near Wilson.
burg. has moved to tais city.
and is now engaged in the trans,
fer business.
9. ]. Wright, of Quiet Dell.
has purchased a lot on Clay
street, and is erecting a two
story frame dwelling.
Walter sedwick returned from
Kentucky Monday with a mum.
Der of fine Kentuckey saddle and
driving horses.
Ray Mines, of Adamston, and
John L. Thompson, of Wolf
Summit, enrolled at the West
Virginia Business College Mon
day evening.
Mr.. S. /. Buffers is making a
most artistic crayon portrait of
Miss Atkinson, daughter of Hon.
G. w, Atkinson, of Wheeling.
Col. Sydney Raymond, of Quiet
Dell. one of the Worlds Fair
commissioners, has gone to
Chicago to be present at the
opening of the Exposition.
Architect Giesy, of Wheeling.
is preparing plans for contem
plated improvementson I'll e Pres
byterian church property,
The bricklayers and masons
have about completed their part
OF the Improvements on the Es-
piscopal church.
Contractor Fuccy has about
completed the Improvements on
the track at the fam grounds.
The track is now one of the best
i'm the State.
Marsh Smith, of Parkersburg,
was called here this week to see
his sister, Miss Villa, who is
very ill.
Jim Champ, grand son of the
late DR.. Champ, was arrested and
taken before Justice Riley and
sentenced to the Reform school
at Prutytown, last Tuesday.
Six or seven boys were ar,
rested last Saturday in an old
stable on Monticello avenue, for
gambling. Mayor Steel imposed
a fine of 81 and cost.
The MAY BALI held here by
Judge Hagans, promises to be
the social event Of the season.
Already numerous invitations
have been issued.
Get your carpet cut, mace and
put down by M. M. Henderson,
the "boss carpet tacker.' Salts.
faction guaranteed. Orders may
be left at D. K. Reed & Co.'S.
hardware store.
The court house, jail and
iailer's residence at Fayetteville,
w. Va, were destroyed by fire
last Wednesday evening. The
county records were saved.
The real baseball season will
begin next Thursday, and from
then untilnext October the merry
yell of these enthusiasts will be
heard in the land.
The passage by Parliament of
the Home Rule bill to second
reading last week was a decisive
triumph for Mr.. Gladstone's
policy. The majority was forty
three, with only nineteen mem
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

Timothy, Glover and Blue
Grass seed for sale by Il. r.
Lowndes lift
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Don't forget Miss II q. Rogers
opening April 9th, 2sth. 23,2t
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Thomas "A. Davis TO u. II.
Young, int in Mearns land;
Grant.
Geo, II. Swiger 70 Van s..
Moore, ga. a p; simpson.
Van S, Moore TO Joshua II.
Thompson 4oa; Simpson.
Amanda Weekly TO Lewis !.
.Drammond, IS 49.ioo a; Coal.
Mary i. Denham to Jas. IA.
Robinson go a; Eagle.
q. A Holt TO John Highland,
! a. III p; Union.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28

When you come 10 our summer
opening, April 9Th. 2sth. ask to
see our line Of ready made mus.
Inns that we are offering nj very
low prices. Miss r. G. Roger.
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II you want TO buy a small
farm Of 81 acres Of good land
with good houses and other i'm.
provements, in one of the best
neighborhoods in the county and
within ola mile of church.
school house and post office; good
coal underlying-not sold and
on line Of q proposed rail road.
Price reasonable and terms good.
Call on or address
HARVEY w. HARNiER,
Clarksburg, w. Va
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snbseribe for the IlnLEeRAM.
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When you feel all tired out ar 1
broken up generally, You media good
tonic. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the best.
Try it = @ b i.l
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-04-28
Marriages.

T.
Jacob g. Davis. age %, to
Eliza Drain, age 81.
William G. Frum, age SO, TO
Nora 3. Morris. age 20.
George w. Barns, age %, TO
Druzilla Faris, age 81.
Walter a. Johnson, age %, to
Maude Sehon, age 81.
Evan Lowe. age 20, to Nettie
M Webb, age q.
William I. Smith. age %, to
Grace Pritchard, age p.
Teter B. Toothman 40, to Eliza
Bartlett 81
Lewis w. Bloom IS, to Rebecca
Combs so.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23

thsoush the eslicste stocking every little
Toe shows. Tho nails 40 regular and rosy.
there aSe dtutp' . insthe pretty joints. and
The sole 10 all pink like i ohild's. All this
y .qsits clesr thxouRh The silk stocking;
Indeed. u probably shows all the more
dstntily because Of The delicate silksn veil
Ing. All this ID hard ON the man who hns
70 put the slipper on again. and hard IN
the msn who buys the stockings. bat that u
none Of my business. Am telling you the
right sort OF stocking 10 buy for use With
light dreesoA
The asoonpanying picture shows = novel
hat OF colOted ohip, having Ahe biim bent
In front and bask and covered with . lace
h6uncs tnade OF tne woven straw. The
crown ID also opsnwork and IL about orc
and halt inches high. The brim IL about
hvs inchss wide In front and two and one
quarter inches behind. The hat 10 lined
wish crepe and trimmed with white satin
ribbon forming many loops In font, then
going along each side OF The or6wn and
ending 10 smaller loops and ends In tho
back.
Rainbow tints have a. last Appeared In
wash goods, and they are pretty. whether
they wash or not. Now the girl car Ill on
the front steps IL the sun Ia her rainbow
cotton gown. and blow sosp bubbles to the
OF all observers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23
HE LIKED
Harry THAI IL Now an Inmate OF tn
COunty Jail.

Harry Thale Il Now an Inmate OF ths
County Jail.
Harry Thalo. more generally known q
Bloody Knife" 10 9 boarder now in the
Hotel do Curtis. with fair prospects Of
spending . term In The Deer Lodge psni-
Tertiary. James Twiford. living at 1923
Billings avenue. employed Thals to do
work about the house. While 70 employed
Thale ran ac: oSs a buckskin sack in .
pitcher In . cupbvatd and whom Mrs.
said il eontained some gold nuggets.
Wednesday afternoon Thals Was Of Mr..
Twiford's place Of business. and while
there learned that Mrs. Twiford was out In
the country for the day. When she 70.
tuned in the evening she found the door
unlocked, and ~ investigation revealed
taken out Of the pitcher In tho closet.
Mr. Iwiford inquired among the nsi2hbors
to see II they had seen anyone about the
premises, and found that they had seen :
large man take the key from under tho
stoop, open the door, 20 In, remain in .
very abort while and then lsave, putting
ford reported the case to police head
quarters aud Sergeant Frey. finding Bloody
Knife had been employed BY Nj. Twiforj,
suspected he was the guilty party. The
sergeant and officer Vcnasss went TO
Thale's room. found him In bed, and took
him to the lookup. Nothing was found on
him. however. indicating that hs had stolen
the nuggets.
Further investigation. yesterday. how
ever, revealed tho fact that Thale had taken
a gold button to the John Steinmstz jew
elry company Wednesday evening. and be-
fore noon n OF the nuggets lost BY NJ.
Twifotd was recovered. Il had been left By
Thale with the Reibold Grocery company.
on State street, Wednesday evening.
Thale had his preliminary examination
before Judge Crutcher yesterday afternoon
at five O'Clock. R.sG. Garland acting a. his
attorney. The facts stated abovs were
brought out BY the prosecution, while the
defense endeayored to prove an alibi.
I hale was not put O. the stand. Judge
Crutcher held him fer the action Of the dis
triot court, placing his bail at 81. 900. In
lieu Of that amount Thale was committed
to the county jail. Thals was fully ideati-
fed at the examination NJ the man who WAS
seen to take the key and 20 into the Twi-
AOIu uOUH0s ~ N Of EEl E4.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-23
A CONDUCTOR REWARDED
He Gets $500 From The State for
Pointing Out Two Train
Robbers
A Knife, Revolver and Rsd Hot
Tlatiron In . Divorce
Suit.
A Writ Of HAbsas Corpus Rsscnss > Hell
nj Man From spite WOrk-sp.
ing y3ondsmen.

Stephen Bywatss VAS before the staSs
board of examiners yesterday In tho o6ics
Of the sscretayy Of state. He 10 ths BON
ductor Of the Great Northern train which
was held mp . mile west Of Malta on Nov.
20 last q three .. m. by three masked men.
Bywater. aftsr the robbery. succeeded In
Identifying two Of the men and securing
their conviction. He found them IN z
saloon IN Malta after the robbery and
pointed them oat 70 the ofiesss. Ihey
wsrs Henry Bass and william Masldin,
Bass vas ssnt TO Dear Lodge for ssn years
and Mauidin Tor eight ysass. The iatSss
made s,sworn statement q tho psnitsntis'y
that Bywater vas ths man who had de-
tscted him. The robbers did mot ast
much. They got into the express oar and
secured several checks for small amounts
and some packages. Bywatsr Was allowed
. $500 reward BY tho board Of examiners.