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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-16

hoSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
ard In OF trust was executed by Jennie N Gold
bearing date on the 18th day of January Io9i'
ana ana. recorded in the clerks oGlcc OF the H1st,
hn Court for the city OF Roanoke Va, in deed
oooh o. page 2lo, to secure the performances OF
c cert conditions aud payments specified in
oId an 6on ohS EXECUTED BY the said Jennie N
d dce TOT the payment OF eight hundred $500
dollars dollars to the National Mutual Building and
with their articles OF association and Whnrnes
inc said George j. Pcct has resigned the said
trust and the judge of the llnstings Court did ON
signed Z: IL. Vines trustee In the place sns
s.cna OF Seorge j. Pcet trustee after legal notice
est; anu whereas default has been made in The
payments and conditions mentioned in said bond
and Sscr OF trust Tor more than three months
c sss me Na,ional Mutual Building and Loan
bidder bid r On STU DAY OF AUGusT,s isss.
property conveyed in said deed With the improye,
to.wit: Us Aoiiows'
Beginning Mt point on the south side of an.
m i strcct one hundred and twenty QnO) feet
west OF seventh street, running thence In
street one hundred and thirty (l30) feet to an
alley, thence with said alley in a westerly dires.
anorthcrly direction at right angles to Gijm.,
street one hundred and thirty QSO5 feet TO Gilmer
s te. tnence eastcrly with said street thirty (SU
-; 10 tne Dcgnning, and known part OF lot O.
N section 81 by the map of the Rogers, Fairfax
" rrionston Addition to the city OF Roanoke.
IERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to paw all
costs COSTS OF executing this trust, including a com
mission TO the trustee, and to pay on the amount
on OIL saia bond. with arrearages due thereon,
amounting In the aggregate to S66O6i, as of An.
gust i, 1881. and the balance, IL any, i'm one and
Two TWO equal annual instaments, due In twelve and
s"t hty.lonr months, with interest thereon from
date, the purchaser executing negotiable notes
lor the deferred payments, and secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises cold.
tos G. Ii. VINES, Trustee. ES
by mutual consent the above sale has ha.s
postponed until saturday, August 18th at same
tihe ana place. Z. ii. VINES, Trustee
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new order of things is established, none of
the awful consequences so long prognosti-
Gated will DO seen to follow a woman
will still be woman, Will loyo her hus-
band and children rs much as ever and do
her duty by them quito as faithfully.
Political power is great, but nature is in
fnitely greater.
Women so years hence will look on us
rs we look on the women of Miss Bur
ney's day, who wcrc called and even called
themselves females and swoonod rcgu
l9rly several times n day. Tho most CON
servativc among women of the present
would have been regarded then as phc.
nomcnon of rank radicalism and ct can
didatc for II straitjacket, into which attire
she would no doubt havo boon speedily
placed IN order to keep tho country from
going to the dogs, 1t seems to be impos.
sible for tho human raco to admit the fact
that it is still progressing.
A sketch is given of bicycle costume
of cloth, consisting Of q coat, plated skirt
and trousers fastening below the knee
A pique vest is worn under the coat, with
tie and collar. JUDO CHoLLEr.
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LRaAL NOTICES.
and large quantitiee OF 1t have boon shipped 10
ais,ant parts OF the United States and some OF it

and large quantltiee OF 1t have boon shipped 10
TO foreign counties VA ~
:, The property is sold for vendors and other
liens tnereon, and complete and clear fee
simple title will be sold Aee
TERMS: The property will be sold on a credit
OF one, Two and three years, equal instslmcnts.
oearing interest from day OF eale, except a suf.
hcient amount to pay costs Of suit and expenses
OF sale, which will not exceed $500. Will he
required m cash. The deferred payments mnst
be secured by good personal security, or enaran.
toea oy come reliable and responsible trust com
pany. But at the option OF the purchaser. the
whole or >ny additional part OF tho purchase
money may be paid in cash.
VIII give any further information that NAV
% desired. but Hon. George @. Junkin, of Christ
lansourg. Va, and II. q. Thomas ESQ. of Roam
oke, va, are much more familiar with the prom.
cry ana the benefits to be derived from the
wafer than am. and l request persons wanting
ruli information to correspond with them.
NJ. II. TOMPKINS,
c..,.,,, . Commissioner.
Chris'iansburg, Va, July IS, 1894.
!, John &. Hairless, clerk OF MONTGOMERY cir
emit court, co certify that M. H. TompkIns, the
speclal commissioner appointed to make sale of
Anus unncr decree in suit OF James H. Sublett
We. virginia Arsenic, Brominc and Lithia
Springs Company ct ais, has executed the bond
te9a't ,' OF MN oy the decree. Given under my
nano thls 18th day OF July, 1894.
tds JOHN q. HAIRLESS, Clerk. IL
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bXTHiNa- COSTUMES
Judso Ci,ollot says rhey Do rh.nes D,se.r
In Frnnos


woman fashion writer has lately lift
Cd up her voice against tho institution OF
SHOW bathing gowns, used half tho day as
promenade costumes along the beach
garments fitted over French corset and
mover Worn within reach of tho spray of
tho ocean. 1t is very rarely that anything
Is said ngainst this custom, which Is odd,
considering how exceedingly i'll brod, even
vulgar, it Is.
For woman to show 30 plainly her de-
sire to minele with tho public In tho stage
attire of n burlesquc actress is not to raise
nor In the esteem of wcll hammered per
sons. If sho goes into the water, short
skirts or mono arc II necessity; If sho nero
~ lounges on tho beach, they GRO not, and
sho has no excuse for appearing In any
except tho accepted costume of the age.
ThcSclothing should be appropriate to
tho occupation, and it is MS absurd to uso
bathing suit for dry land wear as it
would be to go into tho water with a par.
asol and bonnet
1t Is only in America that this state of
Things obtains, for abroad sea bathing is
conducted as n business rather than u
social function and affords little scope for
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-16

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE nusT-
day or July, 1891, front and Camper. plaintiHr
Gerry. o"an
The object OF this suit is to enforce mechanics
lien OF Std& against two certain parcels of land
ON nc east SIDE of Park street in the city of Roa
amdavit having been made and died that tho de-
ieendahts, Covenant Building aud Loan Associa-
Myers are not residents OF the State OF Virginia
u Is ordered that they appear here, within dfteon
DAYS after duo publication hereof, and do what
may DC necessary to protect their ntercst In this
sait. Ana II Is further ordered that u COPY
nereoI De pu otshed once week for four wocksin
InE ROANOKE TIMES, and that COPY be posted
NJ tho front door OF the court house OF this civ
on the hrst day OF the next term. ~
eopy-Teste: SIS. BROOKE, clerk.
10 law iw LUNSFORD 81 ANTRIM, D o.,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY
4 OF Roanoke, in Il, vacation, on the 10th day of
". II. Felix, Lewellyn l.. Felix, A. NJ. Fuller, W.
NJ. Fuller, n. partee u -, trading as N.
Partee y Co, Roy B. Smith, trustee, the Roa "a.
all other creditors OF W. II. Felix, as of Novem-
Der 9th, 1890, the names and residences OF whom
are unknown. Extract from decree:
1t is adiudged, ordered and decrced that this
cause be and is hereby referred to John N. Hart,
VINO Is hereby appointed special commissioner
for the purpose and directed to take state and
report TO court the following accounts: FIRST
An account OF the debts secured by the several
deeds OF trust referred to in said BILL the ac-
counts thereof and 10 whom payable second.
An account OF the Indebtedness Of the said w H.
Felix, as OF the fifth day OF November, 1890, how
satisfied, and by whom. Third. An account of
al the liens upon the property in the bill men
whom payable Fourth What fee shocId be
paid to the attorneys for the plaintiff for their
services in this cause. FIFTH. ANY other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or required by any
party interested in said cause.
Copy-Teete
S. s. BROOKE, Clerk.
~ August 10, 1894.
The parties interested In the decree from which
the foregoing is extract will take notice, that
on the l4th DAY OF September. 1891, at my office,
inc same, when and where they required to
attend, with such books, papers, vouchers and
evidence az will enable me to comply with the
o JOHN NJ. HART,
l4-lds "a Special Commissioner
A PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 1927 OF
~ the Code of Virginia. shall on SATURDAY,
TIE STH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1891 IN
front OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke
Va, between the hours of 10 q. m. and D. m. of
that day, proceed to sell at public au ction to the
highest bidder the following described stock of
the Janctte Land Co.:
NAME OF NO. AMT
sTocKHoLDER. snAREs mig
Mrs. Mary N. acknowledgements 10 so 90
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airs and graces. In Franco the bathing
man who takes u woman into the water is
her companion only during their INNER
sion, and rs he is of the servant class
there is no question of social amenities
He attends to his business SO thoroughly
that when the bathCr cmorgcs she is drip
ping wet to the crown of hor head and in
no condition for conversation with her
friends. Tho liberty of American sca bath
Ing is much plcasantcr but it ought not
to be abused and made tho excuse for Il
display q bad manners and mistaken van
ity
A great number of Frcnchwonicn wear
suits cut all in one piece, without skirt,
the trousers being mado In so ilaring IA
shape that the inside seam forms almost
straight line This gives nearly KS much
fullncss as skirt and Is much less
clumsy. A sketch is shown of "a bathing
costume in two pieces Tho blouse and
skirt arc ono garment, reaching almost to
tho knee and bcltcd in at tho waist The
trousers arc gathered in by an elastic band
around. tho bottom of the leg, and the
short sleeves are similarly secured A
plastron, embroidered with an anchor,
ILLS In tho open front of tho bodice. This
costume is moro suitable for mere bathcrs
than swimmers, as tho latter require a
union suit, with removable skirt.
JUDO CIOLLET
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by VIRTUE OF THREE SEVERAL DEEDS
- OF trust bearing date the 9th day OF August,
1871, and OF record in the clerks ONCE OF the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-16

TNRUSTEE'S SALE-wHEREAS A CERTAIN
Moo, uoSa OF trust was executed by Mary F.
husband, to George j. Peet, trustee, bearing date
MAY 23ih, 1871, and recorded in the clerks Office
Virginia, In deed book 05, page 10. 70 secure ths
performance OF certain conditions and payments
spcclhed In certain bond executed by the said
Mary F. Moomaw of even date with the said deed
FOR the payment of seven hundred (S7OOOW dol
lars to the National Mutual Building and Loan
tbcip art,n1. Oh new nork In accordance with
said George j. Pcet has resigned the said trust.
ana the Judge OF the Hastings court for the CITY
appoint G. ii. Vines as trustee In the place and
stea1 OF Gcorgef Pect, trustee, after legal
no,Te, as provided by statute to all The parties
in the payments and conditions mentioned in
s , pond and deed of trust for more than three
months. and after having been required 80 to do
by the beneficiary. the National Mutual Building
and Loan Association OF New York, shall bS
virtue OF said deed and pursuant to the terms
highest biddor:oN TIE 2is'r DAY OF AuGUS sTs
ISni, ~ IL o'clock M on the premises, all tie
property conveyed in said deed with the i'm
follows to wit: 90
Beginning at point on the north side of Mag
mona street nifty feet west of Eighth street
thence running with Magnolia street forty feet
In u westerly direction to point, thence ono
~ sn Ella ana ntty feet In northery direction
ton with said alley TO point hfty feet west OF
Eighth street, thence in sonthcrly direction one
49, iccl " MaSuOlu street, the
place OF beginning, and known as lot No. 81, in
section D, as shown on the map OF the Ingesidc
TERMS, Cash sufficient to pay all costs of eX.
ecuting this trust, including commission to the
trustee ana to pay or the said bond with arrear.
ayes due thereon, amounting In the aggregate TO
Soio'3! ne OF August ist 1S9I and the balance, il
any III ono and two equal annual instruments
aue IN WE'VE ana twenty-four months, with in.
terest thereon from date, the purchaser cxecut-
ing negotiable notes for deferred payments and
scSH an oy deed OF trust on the property sold
~ Ia Q. III. VINES, Trustee 65
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THE WOMAN BlCYcLIST.
She Now Attracts Little Attention If Be
comingly CARRIED.


comingly CARRIED.
Tho woman bicylist Is now so ordinary
feature of both town and country road
ways that she attracts littlc or no attcn-
zion unless she is dressed In so striking
and unusual garb as In itself renders
her conspicuous. Yet but very few years
ago, when tho womans wheel was first
Drought out, what II universal outcry
there was against it MS unwomanly and
immodcst! Now it has become an insti-
tuition, and the exercise is considered no
moro unfcmininc than horseback riding.
Tho general public is utterly unable to
argue from analogy or learn from expo
ricncc, however open to conviction the in
dividuals composing that public may be.
otherwise we might say that the present
agitation and alarm in lard to woman s
entrance into politics. TO rs futile and
unnecessary as the fc. .ilsadc against
her adoption of the bicycle When tho
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-16

Said stockholders being in arrears I'm the INV
ment OF assessments under cell duly made.
90, w. p. DUPUY,
oS til as Secretary Janctte Land Co
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rsosrs for the next wsek at 10
cents per hundred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
DIED

BALDWIN. In Seattle. Wash. Ms. LENA SHAY
BALDWIN, wife Of Dr.. Aaron Baldwin Of
at $50 an, after a protracted illness OF
great suffering since the beginning OF thu year.
BARRON. On Monday. April g. 1894, at SEQ
an, DANIEL BARRON. in the eishrieth year
Funeral viii take place from NJ. E Church. Hy-
nttsvile. Nd. Wednesday, April .. az $50
pm. Relatives and friends invited
BEDFORD. On the sd Of April 1894 oelock
Bm at lol+ 18th street THEODORE w.
Burial on wednesday. Funeral private. CBslti-
more papers please copy
BRANzELL At Garfield Hospital. at II an,
Monday, April Is. 1924. Mr.. ROBERT II.
BRANZEl-L beloved and only brother OF tho
Funeral from the chapel of J. VIM Lee. Penn
sylvania avenue between sd and ~. streces
invited. CRichmond and chsriOttesvine, va.
papers please copy9
DYER At Rawlings. wyo. on Aprfi 10. 1904
JOHN CAsSIN DYER, In the forty ninth yea
Of his age. Formerly OF Washington d. G.
H. p Howard, 9.s Rhode Island avenue. at 10
an. "Wednesday; April Is. Relatives an1
friends invited lnterment private.
FRANK. On Monday. April Is, 1894 at u:bo
Jacob b. Frank. jr, in the thirty -seveats yssf
Funeral from her late residence, ssis 1 street
northwest. "Wednesday, April 70. at A.n-,
thence TO St Stephens Church. where requiem
T mass viii be said by Rev Father Gioya
noT SKr o. g. ag q ss: at >, MON
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
20 ID street northwest, "Wednesday. April ..
WALTER CARY TUCKERMAN. son Of tn
late Lucius Tuckerman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
A Juvenile Amazon Drill.

One Of the prettiest spectacular effects In
the new Juvenile opera, Jack. the Clan,
Killer" which Mr.. H. w. Howard brings
put for the first time this week. is the
Amazon drill Thirty-two tiny Amasons,
trained under the excellent management OF
Capt. J. T. H. Hall. perform the most in
trtcate military evolutions with the skill
and accuracy OF veterans. and, with shining
spears lowered. and battle axes raised, re-
sist the Giant with all the ardor Of their
nlustrious prototypes. The dance of the
captives. which occurs In the third act,
when the little princess, Miss Clara Moran,
offers to free her captive sisters by marry
ing the Giant, Is also an effective Dit of
action. The Phelps Building Musical Soci-
ey. who gives the opera, is to be congratu-
lated upon the able coadjutors whom IL has
secured In Capt Hall, Prof. Cassell and
Miss Louise Rose Mr.. Towards assistant
in the musical direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
Plumber Mccain Released.

As intimated In yesterdays Star. Plumber
John J. Mccain was almost Immediately
rearrested after his discharge yesterday
on a writ Of habeas corpus by Judge Hag
ner. The second warrant charged that hi
engaged In the business OF a plumber with
do.
This morning Mccain again petitioned
Judge Hagner for his discharge by a wri,
OF habeas corpus. He alleged In his petit
ton that the warrant Of arrest was illega
and void because there was no authorit,
In law for the adoption of the plumbing
regulations requiring a license of him
Judge Hagner directed the writ TO issue
returnable before him or some other judge
OF the District Supreme Court at l O'Clock
next Friday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
MRS. LOCKwooD's PETITION.
The Supreme Court Asked TO Set thu
Virginia Authorities HIGHT.

Several weeks ago Mrs Belva A. Lock-
WOOD applied for admission to the bar IN
Richmond. Va, in order that she might
appear before court in behalf OF a client
Her request was refused by thessupreme
court or appeals on March %. No reason
was given for the action other than that
she was q woman.
This morning in the United States SUI
preme Court Mrs. Lockwood, by her coun-
sell Judge Christensen. filed a petition re-
citing that she has been a member OF the
bar Of the Supreme Court Of the District
or Columbia for more than twenty years /:
Tor more than fourteen years a member OF
the bar of the United States Supreme
Court as well as an admitted practitioner
before the courts of several states in the
Union. She claims that in denying her the
privilege sought the Virginia court OF ap-
peals violated her most sacred rights ana
prays that the U. S. Supreme Court shah
issue rule against the Virginia court TO
snow cause why a mandamus should not
De issued requiring II to admit her az q
practitioner at Its bar. The court took The
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24

DUTY TO yourself and to your family calls for
your giving thought to the Ice you will use this
summer.
The Hygienic Ice is appropriately paned, for II
II Heathful Ice. No other ice made In this Dis
trict, for II s made Of pure crystal spring water
which In the process OF making Is distilled and
filtered thus insurng the destruction of every lv
ing germ. The process IL q very simple one, and
you and your friends cordially welcomed q
come to the works and inspect every detail Of its
making. After such visit you will otheI
ice long al you can secure Hygienic Ice-ever
IL you get the other Ice at lower figure. For
every home purpose It is the best.
YOUR patronage Ii solicited. Send you
name by postal and will have the drive. OF
| your route call and arrange ~ 70 when and how
much ice you want Our prices low Al
those offered by other responsible companies. Oul
works are at Fifteenth and streets northeast an<
the telephone number there fs 1900.
THE HYGIENE ICE COMPANY.
] sp21-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
Neighborhood Pensions.

Among the pensions granted today wers
the following: District OF Columbia-orisi.
nal, James NJ. Pollard: restoration, Juiius
Panslan, Soldiers Temporary Home; oriei.
nal widows, &C, reissue. May c. Fail; re
issue. Henry Lewis deceased, Baltimore
Nd. Nirgtnia-RenewSu and increase Dan'l
Holmes. Tanners Creek. Norfolk: Original
widows. &c. Sarah K. Brown. Portsmouth
norfolk; Mexican war survivors, increase
lnman II. Thompson, Cedarvflle, Warren
Mexican war survivors. increase. David b
CasselL Brandy station, Culpeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
A MANS View
OF
Advertised
Bargains.

MEN ARGUE THAT WOMEN BUY ADvER.
TlsED THINGS THEY DON'T WANT BECAUSE
oHRAP. AND THEREFORE, THAT WHILE MEN
NAY NOT READ ADVERTISEMENTS AND PAY
MORE FOR WHAT THEY DO WANT THEY ARE
NO MORE EXTRAvAGANT.
But do men follow out the line of argu-
ment. which Is this: Why not pay least prices
for what they do want. But to do this the read
Ing Of advertisements Is necessity, 80 that
mans view Of advertised bargains Is though i'm
perfect spectacies.
In these dull times the merchant with dollars
In hand and the courage to buy great quantities
can almost dictate his prices. Thus it II
the mems store in the Palais Royal building, cor
ner and 1lth streets, is flied with bargains
that make its advertisements profitable reading.
SEED THNsE 64c SHIRTS.
II you can buy equal quality and ntting shirts
elsewhere In this town at less than csc then
never more read believe in the Palais Royal
Advertisements. These Sac Shirts are made OF
Wamsutta Cotton have 4ply linen shrunk bosoms
patent stays at would-be weak points. Remem-
Der that We claim these shirts CSC at the es-
adjustments Of keenest competitors. You'll be
charged 81 at most stores.
MEMS COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Warranted all-lined Collars OF Coon's make for
only SC. and guaranteed all-linen Gums Of the
equally well known Triangle" brand for only
1Sc pair. They charge these prices elsewhere for
all cotton collars and cuffs.
MEMS WARRANTED UMBRELLAS.
Practically guaranteed-If they split within one
year Of purchase they Will be recovered free Of
charge. $3.50 for Gloria silk Umbrellas with 2s-
inch frames. 81 S for ''Palais Royal guaranteed
Silk Umbrella.
MINIS 81 UNDERWEAR.
u Ii popular price for men to nay for q
suit Of Spring weight Underwear and they are
generally posted to the quality. The Palais
Royals claim is that it offers superior shirts and
DRIVERS ct 5Oc-the best 81 suits Of Merino or
Bslbriggan Underwear In town.
MEMS 29c Isle SOCKS
S0c pair at stores Of keen competitors-5Oc
elsewhere. Such these Drop-stitch Lisle
Thread Half Hose with double toes and heels,
In English Tans and Grayy.
The following may save you only q dime or
quarter here and there, but II you count the
annual saving Of those who buy all their fur
nishings at The Palais Royal 1t means cigap
for nothing, free pew rent or plus 90 many dol.
lars and cents In the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
Phyllis Underwear

IN COMPETITION WITH THE WORLDS IA.
NOUS MAKERS AT THE WORLDS FAIR PHYL,
LIS UNDERWEAR WAS AWARDED -FOUR MED.
AIS FOR SUPERIORITY.
The Palais Royal has been awarded the sole
agency in Washington. A complete collection OF
these famous Combination Suits and Tights are
here. Of summer weight silk, wool, merino and
cotton. Prices range from $l9s to S12 per gar
ment. Ten per cent discount,-one-tentho OF marked
prices. during the Introductory sale.
The special discount also applies to the open
ing Of "a styles In the American Hosiery Co. q
Lightweight Underwear for Ladies, Misses, Boyl
and Children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
Resisted an Ome~r.

Bartholomew Gleason was Drinking last
evening, and Policemen Lynch and Cream
arrested him. He declared he would not
go with the officers. and when IN front of
tne police station he kicked and otherwise
assaulted Officer Lynch. His conduct wa
such that the officers club was forced
against his head. in1icting a slight wound
ne VIII not have a chance TO get arrested
again for sixty DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-24
Had Trouble with . witness.

Mrs. Nora LAWYER, who is figuring In
divorce case pending in court, was tried b
the Police Court today, charged with as
saulting James e. Cooper, a witness in tn
case. She was In trouble once befor
through having a disturbance with one O
the witnesses. Judge Miller fined her 81
or thirty days.