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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
CLOTHING.

0vpTf0atS Al prices thA, smash all forn..
NiNiSVulo records. LoOk. - % for - %
OyefcoAt We also have great bsrgains al
s3.s7, $3.50. 90. 80, s6.7o. up 70 sf0.75.
Mems Suits as .; - = 2, 81, ., 20 = sn %
leaders in 10" prices II you can match these
goods Tor lcss than double the money any.
where We invite you 20 return The same aud
your money will he refunded These goods
must 90
Name Dante At &C. GO. sc. o.. o. n no "a
ktl TdDto o. 81. II you want to kaow The
value Of q dollar Try 20 borrow one II you
want 20 know how % save a dollar OF moro
look at Our Clothing Department
Boys Suits coS s s os.. s'' III. 81. ass Ss
lsst always. You cannot match The prices.
DVJo Iaulo bargains and going very fast a.
present We have All slzss from 10 u a.
these prices.
Mems Shoes :, Il Z, =, ?; PC :, g 8 y; q
a. well 10 save money or Shoes a. anything
else. and we are away below the market.
Ladies Fine Shoes & 60 g i :; % Il !,
g G. Our success To- the shoe iine 10 pFobabiy
more than We deserve We presume ihs reason
we sell 40 many Is beeaute they 1oDt last iosz
but peopls viii have thsm-
Chidls Shoes IS; s 49, So a ae 81 f s. ~ w.
Mems and Boys Hats g. Z; l 10 s,p &c Z, -,
ane SIX Hat. which ussally sells ~ g 81
henS SnlfB On shirts v. lead d. tS;as.'
KiliEty and Ribbons & u pre- :. s .:
SAYS you lots Of money Miss Agnes Garrlty
viii give you pointers on uilllnsry and Trim.
mlngs that will DO 700 ROod ana viii not over
charss yos nor sslI you cd styles
urSsvwaar Undsrshiris and Drawers %.
Uhuof noal' &c. 90. So 60 Up. We are A.
ways below the markss o. s1sfs zoods. az vel
- everything else.
Bed Comforts aud Blankets 80 & ~, Z 2.
We have Just received = lot % these goods Al
pr!ces ihks will surprise you
Ladies COrssti at "a. %. 4sss,
Umbrellas :. Sc. co.. sep
Lace Curtains ..ss 81. zoup.
GroesrisS "A lbs. efansia,sd sugar fofsl %.
uivDeilso' Arbgekie's Censs z5e: Grain Or
Ground Pepper. Cinnamsn, Ngsiagd. Ginger
and Baking Powder. 81 Zolaz a. % PER rogB1.
" 3 pounds for y cents.
EY-A Clothing store n Boot and she's
Store Hat store. = Dry Goeds store, =
Ing goods store, n Hardware aud Dswsrs
store, . lea and Grocery stors-nine
stores in one-aii compiste undsr one roof
We have The largest department. store In the
STATE 100 70 100 NAN street. IS % - Tsath
street aud 1901 q i0O7 Market Btr..t. Eleven
entrsuces-tAke ycsrchoice. Bark-SAsi Va every
department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
IbFPROVED PROPERTY.

AH~A ASS N
Nos 30l5 and S0l7 McColloch St., cheap.
No. 1908 Woods ST., 3 rooms. brick
No. BIO NcColloch St, large frame, ground
l0OIl00 feet.
No. S23 Market St., brick. s rooms.
Ne. l2l Fourteenth ST., brick, rooms.
No. Is S. Wabash ST., brick, 6 rooms, 1000.
No, S33 Market ST., brick, 8 rooms.
No. % Virginia St., frame, 10 rooms.
(For rent list see 1ateHigeRcer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

ElOR STORAGE ROOM AT REASONABLE
ID prices in0uire OF STOLE BROS. 1875 Main
and 1900 South streets mFlo-e6aSo
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT = TWO PLEASANT. COOL
y rooms, table board included. Apply at %
Ninth street. api5dqer
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BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS
{. B. POTTS.
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
WHEELING, w. Va.
0ns.ceni Articles,

Haavy Envelopes, 4 good Peu Holder,
Steei fens, Memorandum Book. 6 Sheets Nots
fsper, safe Pencils, Lead Pencils. 4 Collsr
bsttons, punches Hair Pins, Handkercbief
/ fhimole, l paper Pms, paper Needles /
spool SIX Twist dozen Hooks aud Ewes 4
B-thi1g Nes9les, Nutmeg Crater. l dozen
Iaeks, ! dozea Clothes Pins l Tablet / ,s,
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NOR RENT-SToRER ooMo MAIN street
Il Address Lock Box S59. fe25e&dh
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Two.Cent Articles.

II dozen Buttons. Fins Comb 1 bottI, r,h
Pint Tin Cups, Handkerchief. Cak. Cv,ts,.
Pepper Boxes. Langtry Hair Pins CArpe5ts,
Pencils, Gun Buttons, Pie Pans, Pocket C,mS.
Napkins. Can Openers. Spool Gotten ToiIs,
soap; Gimlsts Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped Pea.
ellis. Hair CriInpefs
We deal only IN Bargains and give big y,lvs
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turned if no benefit Is
received.
Miss LIRBIE NJ. HEND-
RRSON, Of Springfield, ).
Dakota, writes. i can
not say enough for your
Or. Pierce's tavorite
Prescription For years
I suffered from irregu-
larity and uterine De
/. bility, but now l feel as
well as i ever did IN
nv life. Thanks 70 you
for YOUR 'Fav0rite Pre-
scription.
s =. /. CURE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
RELIGION AT HOME
TEG HOME TESTS WHETHER RELIGION IS
GENUINE OR a SHAN

Religion Makes The Hons Happy, Is Necessary as
an Aid 70 Bring 10 he Children Correctly,
and Is Needed as a Comfort and Sappor.n the
Sorrows Of the Home
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Z. B. POTTS,
Vain and Tenth SIS, Wheeling, y. Va

Br.ssh stores st s.ssbsnvilIs EsiI.irs, N.v
NaSfinsr.lle, Rsrks4barg ss1 10 rcJc:sas'
a slsssfssiiis. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

EOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS IN THE REAR
Il oflOi7 Main street. GEO. BUSCH. fs4e&dh
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TIoR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, SUITABLE
L for Offices. Inquire 81 1904 Market street..
LUTZ BROS del4h
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NOR PENTHOUSE on THIRTY-FOURrH
C street. rooms. Possession a. once. En-
quire OF JOS A. LARKIN, 2s44 Chspline street
mr2lekdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

NOR RENT-TWo STORY BRICK BUILD
4 ing, containing six rooms finished base
nent and storeroom with bar fixtures, known
as the Higgins property. on Main street, Ben
Nav ist Enquire OF JAS. ". EWING. Special
Receiver. No. Il6o Main street, city apl3s4ddh
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT.
4 second stery apartments In new
hutldinp IN Main aud Conth streets. Each
apartment contains six rooms, hall and
bath. suitable for residences or offices.
AI.o basomspI barber shop. Prices reA-
JAS. l.. HAWLEY,
,ot- 1870 Nam Street
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That parent who In anger strikes his
cbiid across the head, deserves the pen
ttantlarv. Aud yet this work OF disci-
pllne must be attended 70. COG 5 grace
can direct rs. Alas for those who come
~ the work with fierce passion and
rseklsssness Of consequences. Between
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
IN THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

some of the Matters Which VIII BE Up
for the Confederation OF the Lawmakers
This Woek-Woman Suffrage BIN Ex-
peoted to Pass the senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22

and Mr.. Kloehr, from the back Of the
building marked F, where there was
q high board fence, was giving them q
warm dose ever and anon.
In fact, Graf Dalton and Bill Powers
had received mortal wounds before they
get 90 steps from the bank Every lit
tie while bullet would knock little
puff Of dust from the robbers' clothes,
and by that the citizens knew that they
had hit. Powers staggered TO his horse,
but as he put his foot in the stirTup a
big ball took him in the back, and this
noble brute fell under the feet Of his
horse to rise no more.
Dick Broadwell, who was with Graf
Dalton in the Condor hank. was shot in
the back, but crawled out Of lumber
pile and got On his horse, when a bullet
and big load of buckshot, door hinges
and scrap iron overlook him, and bleed
ing he rode away out Of town, where,
short distance OF, his body was found
soon after.
Bob Dalton reached the little build.
inn marksd ]. II IA tia citz iail ard i.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22

about one size larger than a common
cooking stove. Here, while looking W
toward the windows of surrounding
buildings, from which he seemed tx
think the bullets were coming, shot
or two from Isham's store knocked hin
over, and he crawled away to pile Of
curbstones. He rose, however, and
made a last effort to shoot Kloehr, but
missed and Kloshr returned the fire,
striking Bob in the breast, and he fell
without a groan- Graf Dalton, after
shooting the city marshal, tried to gel
away, but Mr.. Kloehr gave him his
death shot, the ball entering the center
Of the throat and breaking the neck.
The result Of this 10 short minutes Of
fighting was the utter destruction of
four out Of the five, Emmett Dalton be-
ing now in the penitentiary for life and
pretty well shot to pieces besides. He
might have escaped with. all the money
his brother on his horses back he was
shot as he stopped over, and to escape
was then impossible.
Dead men and dollar bills were scat
tered over the alley, and several of the
horses had been killed also It was one
Of the best things for the country that
ever happened, though it cost the lives
of four good citizens.
A bullet which struck the window
frame of Isham's store just missed so
pound can of dynamite inside the win
dow.
The First National bank had 81. 90
after the robbers had gone, but it is still
doing a good business and those who
go there to overdraw their accounts on
the Dalton plan will be rudely elected
from the bank.
Wherever one goes in Coffeyville he
finds a winchester behind the door or
under the counter, and it is loaded too.
l sat down in a car seat when leaving
town to go through the Indian Terri
tory, and feeling something cold rose
and found that it was the steel barrel Of
gun.
That is really no way to live
When was younger, did not fear
anything killed quite large number
of men on the frontier, for which l am
now heartily sorry. wish that I could
replace them But could not very well
do it, so could only pray for them and
try to do better in the future.
have gone over the Dalton story be-
cause the whole battle was so graphical
~ described to me by Colonel Elliott,
and it is so fresh in my memory, that I
felt sure the reader would like to know
fully the particulars Of the most sue
cessful fight ever made by civilians
against desperate band OF robbers and
murderera also thought it would be
lesson to the young who may have
notions Of robbing banks as means Of
obtaining a livelihood
Be sure, boys, that no desperate man
ever lived to enjoy what he has won by
deeds Of blood The average desperate
lasts about three years in this climate,
according to statistics, and even during
that time he sleeps very poorly Of nights
Think of Emmett Daltonl In l2 min
utes after he entered the town Of Coffey-
vile he lay, torn and shattered with
buckshot, in the alley. where near him
lay his dead brothers, with their warm
blood drenching the false boards and the
money they had died 10 win. Eight dead
and three wounded lay within a few
yards said 70 Colonel Elliott, and /
say here now, that Emmett Dalton ought
to be ashamed OF himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
64AAW
Jobs Advantage.

Mr.. Drywinter sat by the stove. with
his face bandaged, grooming horribly,
and his wife endeavored 10 console him.
"Hsve patience. Charles Murmur-
ing and fretting VIII do no good. Re
member Job-he had patience.
"Yes, but he never had his teeth ex-
tracted by the painless process. Chi
Aaan TrihHnA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
NYE VISITS JAIL
HE DESCRIBES ITAsALEADlNG INDUS
TRY AND TELLS OF THE INMATES.


TRY AND TELLS OF THE INMATES.
AnAmbftious Executioner Who Hes Fallen
Short Of His A1ark-At the Scene u the
Great Dalton Fight, With q Graphic De.
scription of 1t.
Copyright, 1884. by Edgar W. Nye.l
LIZ THE SOUTHWEST
In THE SPRING OF TIE YEAR.
The Jail at Fort Smith, Ark, is one
Of the leading industries here. I visited
it, for it is the only concern know of
that has not felt the depression in bust
ness this year.
SIS the warden here?' inquired of
a stocky, good natured man who was
sitting by the door in the glorious spring
weather.
mo, sir He is away"
"Well, who is in charge now?"
Il am,'' he said, but did not ask me
TO come in.
Then gave him my name and asked
him if could visit the institution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-22
THE PEERLESS STEAM LAUNDRY


which will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
WoMAN's AuXTL1ARY LEAGUE.
The Work Goes Bravcly on and Meeting
with Sugreea

The Work Goes Bravcly on and Meeting
with Success.
There was a well attended meeting OF
the Womau's Auxiliary Kelley league IN
The lecture room Of the Young Mems
Christian association yesterday afternoon
NJ o'clock and much zeal and enthusi-
asm characterized the deliberations OF the
noble society OF ladies who have 50 gen
crousiy espoused the cause Of promoting
Practical temperance IN assisting the
worthy uilsent to be cured OF the disease
Of inebrlety.
Mrs. ~ a. Tempest. president. occupy
ing the chair, the meeting was duly
opened wl,h prayer. offered by Mrs.
Eluulin prosldeu of ne Wumun's AuNll-
impressive manner impi0rrd Gods bless
lng ana guidance 10 the earnest work Of
allcFlailug suffering
The proceedings OF the previous meeting
were read and adopted. ana "A letter OF
thanks was read and accepted from the
Children Loyal Temperance Legion fQr
services rendered them Ia their efforts In
the late oyster supper.
Mrs IS r. n Burke, treasurer re
ported ihe amount Of FUNDS OF the league
ON hand and Mrs Tempest reported the
amount which The LOYAL Temperance
Legion had had raised by contributions
and the recent oyster supper. These va
f.sus sums, while insufficient for the pay
u"nt of o. course of treatment of tho in
alvldlul contemplated, yet IN the agEre-
gate Vas enough 20 encourage the ladies'
to p1ce their frs, patient under treat
mont uhara. terms having been Erurr-
guslN extended by the management Of the
kogiey institute iu ,hl- city.
After reports of committees and the APP
p1iHtmeni OF several Important new COM
m ices the mcptHg adjourned unit, next
wednesday evening al 4 O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
A GOOD MAN is GONE,
EArH YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
OF MAJOR W. II. BorTs'
Born In Fredericksburg, Va, And hdn-
Gated at the virginia military In
stitute-Admltted to the
bar In Houston.

Death s. always sad. but tnc ucInlse ga
Major W. y. Bolts yesterday afternoon
seems doubly 50. He had only been SICK
about ten days and his death, coming so
soon after that of his wife, Is Indeed a 'er-
rlhlc afllcuon upon the family and a great
shock TO the community where he ha1 re-
sided Tor 80 many years.
The immediate cause OF his death IS be
loved to have been a congestiye chill with
which he was seized on Tuesday, but has
condition seemed TO gradually srow worse
after the death OF his wife.
alaJor Bolts cAs one Of the best known
and ablcst lawyers in tho state and T.
is very generally conceded that he had
few equals and 20 superors as d corpora
tiou lawyer
lie MAS born In Fredericksburg, Va. IN
1896 and came OF one OF the oldest ana
most prominent families OF that state. he
received liberal NaucHdon q. The N.rgiuiN
MhCHrE institute and graduated Win us
tinctiun In his class, After leaving cpl-
lcgc, where he mad enjoyed the instruction
og such men as The immortal StoneW3ll
sorship In the institute, young Bolts took
up the study of law, go wrign his mind was
especially sultg1
ever. IN ls1G he came 20 Houston and con-
-inued his Studies la The luice OF Judge
Peter Cray VINO was his relative. IN ls3A
he was admitted to the bar and Immediate
lv entered upon successful career as
practitioner
Abou, this time Major Bolts formed a
law partnership with Judge a. $ R4cG0rd-
t.uusd until about the breaking Cut ot Che
late civil war.
In is11 Major Bolts w9s married 20 Miss
Matte y. Hcllaeuny, who preceded him
20 the grave only last Sunday, and large
family ut children survive, mos, OF whom
A. rns ,.srIrufrs. ~ .l,a ,s,- efs.4- u ,.re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
PE0pLE MIC ARN HnODOnrn.

Gainesville Register.
when someone who says hoodoo and
refers to lil-uck following the curse or
someone else l invariably feel Ike say
wish of someone that evil may fall upon
ing superstitlous" remarked r. J.. Boyer,
a guest at the Turner cottage, to a Reg
ister reporter last night, Hoodooing peo-
pie is something do not believe In at all.
because / have never been hoolooCl my
self. There was colored man who died
not long since IN Joplin, Mo, while l was
there, VINO claimed he was hoOIuoed. lis
case was certainly a remarkable one.
also IN the loft knee by someone whom
he claimed he had never seen. The way
that he explained IL was that he had long
before secured the tumity of negro
woman there who was a fortune teller
and nccromauCcr by profession The
woman threatened him with severe pun
isnmgnt II he did not return certain
charm that he had taken from her, which
consisted OF seven hairs of various COl1r5
from seven different animals. Upon his
failure TO return Il within certain speCl-
fed time he was shot by someone whom
he did not see and seriously wounded.
The fortune teller also visited him and
throw "a wine glass at him which he did
not hear fan to the floor. lie insisted that
his lrE would never set well and that the
fortune teller was piercing his ri-ht arm
with needles. As matter of fact his leg
grew constantly worse, although the
wound at first was small and was finally
amputated The right arm became pois-
oned OF something. and after a short
siege of Inflammation the negro died, pro-
testing M 10 the last moment OF his life
hoo4ooed him ont of the world. The at
tending physicians, while protesting that
the negro must be damoutat, could NOT
explain the constant decline in the mans
health Big Annie was also found and
would say nothing, except that the vic
tim ought TO die. W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08

nov Secretary. MIR. c. W. wllNams, IS
rantily nearing completion, and when nc
inisning touches are pot on the assoc.n.
non VIII nave the ue1test suite OF ro"iils
IN she state.
Tue Ladies' Auxiliary OF the association
rel an interesting meeting yestcrlly
afternoon. Hgd association matters were
discussed and attended TO-
Tlre membership OF the gymnasium ia IN
cVcis.nG daily. ami thc classes are necon-
ms both. Interesting and entertaining 20
the members.
lnr boys ana young mems classes at
present have the largest membership, and
ire business mems class is improving
every day.
Nitmis arc welcome al all times 20 the
rold.1g rooms AMI library OF the ascot
nttla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
TINE FACT DEMoNsrRATnD-

How Much of Harris County Lands Can
Re Utilized.
Mr.. Albert Willumsen, the pioneer broom
corn grower of this section OF tho state.
Was in the city yesterday. lie says he has
now demonstrated how AN the badly
drained lands of Harris county eau be
utilized. ii. has put in the tile draining
and Says lf is "a grand success.
81 would Ike said he. Tor the farm
trs and land owners generally OF Harris
county 200 visit nay place and SEQ what
can ha accomplished with the tile drain
The process is easily seen JuI under
stood especially now. after the late
heavy rains l claim, HnI 1 know that
Hams county land viii hr trablci In
vaiue 10y tile draining, and any one IN
t.rts'el ,u the progress of this county
ought to see and bc convinced OF the ef-
feet draining has upon the soil ! win have
my aitohcs omen Tor inspection ON Sutur-
dly and sunday and would bc rlad tor
all WHO take an interest IN the upbuild-
ing of Harris county to call and See for
themselves. Nh" way o. reach my place
is 20 take Mckinney street to the Aran-
sas Pass fr3gh; depot cross the Column
hu Ton track aud follow the city ditch
ANA santa PC track until the American
flag Re seen flying ,n the breeze. half "a
mile outside the gltN limits. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
THE LOCAL STAGE.


'L'3it Lorraine
The peoples advocate. Philippe IA
The minister OF police G -f,ign Dg l7s
The ,,, 6s4Ser ana broker, sloHs Beau
The journalist, La yaliIerc. ........
-., ....-..,- .........Mr. Richard Nosmlth
The paraly'ic spy, jarob LgstiE ~.
The inspr tor Of police. Drlnmorte
The doctor Mons Vaaslie. -. '''
Tho widow or the mafials. Madamr o' rus
co., hH'lHN .--..-.-.......- Miss Louise U1far
The 'pecoIa,or siIle. voaleir.,.....,'.
Ieonora pi Casuglioai. the dariIng M, N yes
"h elnpirH '.........-. Miss Lillian Lewis
Miss Lillian Lewis and her won chosen
supporting company repeated "Gool-byc
Sweetheart to large matinee audience
yesterday afternoon ana sell pleased
audience too. ln the evening the mn was
Credit Lorraine which Miss Lewis has
presented here, hlt never. perhaps. 10 bet
1'I HlNtHltFc. There ia n noticeable na-
prS 1rtionz 600 th. iady b@r-r,f ,.iy.a
.tTn, nf careful STUDY ana improve
Wrni 10 he. artistic methods. Her sun
l"ll g. good ana tI- performances given
here during the aurucasuart isat te,
minated were hiEhlr pleasing
Tonight and tomorrow night and to-
morrow afternoon Kate ClaNton'8 com
pany will prefeGt Tile Two Orrhane +,
play wh!cn has not peen seen here in a
The Rl0omenbarg Concert companv.
vaieh r. now iu Galveston. WIN gfyr auE
or ITS Hn'irhtiUi concerts at the oprrl.
.'N-c on Monday evening next and from
haH received iu other aftIas "a rnrs t.a,t
ie W store Tor tae lovers OF hgh e,a
n., Mccormick who is Wilson BAR
f.t+.r ON" ff|NHa % 4rHf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08

and malicious mischief II seems that he
got fun over the election and after doing
th, town wound up az q Chinese restau-
rant on Couertss street. which Is run by
a Chiuaman named Jim Wing.
He Ordered something 10 eat but was not
served quick enough to SUIT his sportShip
and ne proceeded 10 throw dishes and
other missiles az The lno6ensive Chinaman,
who called tn an oGiccr and had Roberts
arrested
Hc viii have a hearing before Recorder
Duncan this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
uEErINg on 1-ur BAR

Hous;on, Mafch THE members OF the
bar ~ this court are requested 10 meet
ir t1e d.stIc, court room tomorrow
tTW1raiay) morning az O'Clock TO take
appropriate action rcsarEns thc deecase
of Colouel w. Is. Bolts.
Is H. Brashear
Judge Eleventh judicial District
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-08
MARRlED M ouIr.
The Esoarade OF Houston Couple ir

The Escarade OF a Houston Couple in
Atlanta.
From telegram from Atlanta. Ga,
which came to The Post last night, It
appears that two former residents Of this
city have created a 'ltuc breeze in the
Georgia city. The persons referred e. are
Mrs ". A. Banks, the widow OF Con-
federate soldier who. with her daughter
formerly lived In the Fourth ward north
and a man by the name OF Kilinger, who
was clerk az the Hutchlns House under
;he late management Of Colonel" George
.. Hodges
The lady was held in high respect and
nothing was known to her detriment here
but kilnnEer was known only as a hotel
clerk. When colonel" Hodges folded his
tents and hled away, KAlnser hied him
SELF soon after and the latter had not
been heard from until the telegram below
was received ty The Post
Atlanta. Ga. March Mrs. NJ. A.
Banks Of Houston and Eugene c. Kill
!ngtt formerly " that city now OF At
.Antd, were WnrrleI yesterday afternoon.
i"eE ha9 previously s.sned an agreement
- Separate immediately alter The crre-
Mouy ana they go both ways at once.
9ul when the fashionable Hotel
Marion was opened in February,
be was engaged as clerk. Last week Mrs
tanks arrived with "a l3-Nenr-old dauEh-
had little else Co say at the swell boarding
house where she stopped. IL TURNS Out
ilat she spent several days looking for
kuluEer When she found him she iu-
sisted That he should marry her He de-
clue5 go Wed
ON Naudsy she engaged lawyer and
haa kilhuEr arrested ON Warrant
charging h.m with seduction. Klulnser
engaged policeman tO sit IN with him