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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30
sn,urlar,. rIn.Ical Ilecltal.

The womans Musical Club, a newly
organized society. gave It's third recl'
tai at the A. o. u. W. hall, Saturday
afternoon. A large and sympathetic
audience was present, and the pro-
Erainmc rendered was OF such char.
meter as 10 make II one OF the most en-
joyablc given BY the organization.
Those who had numbers on the pro-
Rramne We're. Mrs. c. o. Roeiner, Mrs.
j. w, PhOebus, Mrs, Herbert Rlheldat-
for, Mrs. Louisa A. BeftHchey Mrs, Guy
wagner, Mrs. John p. Glass, Mrs, a. w,
Shlnn, Mrs. Iiupp and Mrs, Flick, and
Misses Dee and Flora POllack, Mny
wilde, Zoe Hastings Mrs. Flora WI.
Hams, the dlrcctreaH, has reason 70 feel
proud OF her work, Judging from the re-
suitg manifested. She was presented
with baton M nm evidence Of the. mp
probation Other efforts In making these
ronithlB a SUCCESS,
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mrh, rrldnlrht speelal.n

"The Midnight Special" was present.
cd for the first time In this city last
evening, and the Academy OF Music
was crowded with lovers OF melo-
drama. II ia an entirely new produce
tlon and promises to have n very sue
eosEfIii run, II Is brimful OF exciting
situntIons, the scenery. together with
the mechanical effects Ia very realistic
md the cast is well selected,-Morning
Call. Allentown, Pa.
This attraction will be presented at
the Grand the last half OF this week.
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Zane Lodge. Shield Of Honor. has
elected the following officers: s. NJ,
Louis Miller w. NJ. Edward Gruber;
], NJ, Edward o'Neal; Chaplain,
Charles sehoenian; Conductor, A. 8.
Batson. Treasurer, Samuel Hanes; FL
nancial Secretary, Richard Dunn; Re-
cordlng Secretary l.. r. HRmmi Trls-
tee, ]. A. Wood These officers will be
Installed next Friday night, when oil
members Of Zane Lodge are invited.
also all sister lodges,
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Mr. Gus Medick, who recently entered
q suit here for libel against G. II. I.oetf-
Ter, OF this city, for writings growing
out OF the recent famous meat war,
seems from the following TO have en-
tered a second slmll6r suit:
Gustavc II. Medlck, OF the Home Dress
Cd Beet Company, OF Wheeling. W. Va,
has brought a joint libel suit for $4,000
against the Butchers and Packers Mag
a7ine, OF this city, and Charles H. Loeft-
Ter, a wealthy butcher OF Wheeling, W.
va. Several articles appeared over
Loefiier's signature and the suit results.
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PUa OAPEsai hnlt price At shfol q Co.'S
this wbBh,

n viii DO on agreeable butptIie 70
persons subject 10 attacks Of bilious
collie 10 learn tlint prompt relief may
bp had by taking Chalnberlhln'a Collie,
Cholera and Dlnrthoa RCinedy, IN many
Instances tho attack may bo prevent.
cd by taking this remedy az soon ~ tho
flnll symptoms N the dlennhc appear
20 mud 10 cont bottles.
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FIXED TOMORROW.
Question Whether the Central
Glass Works Can beBought,
WILL BE BEFORE THE DIRECTORS

or the United state, Glass Company at
Their Nesting in Pltt,bursh on Tues
daY-An that Seems to stand in the Way
isa Few Thousand Dollars Additional
subscription to the New Capital stosIs'
Tho Gia,sworIssru, BuslnsSs Asn and
Capitalists all interested.
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nnAp slll.I 8 oo.I. a.. ia InteIllsoaosI


Water rents now due aud are subject
to discount ot10 per cent Il paid be-
fore Dec, 81, 1898. Not taking advan-
tage Of this discount Is equivalent to
borrowing money at the rate OF 70 per
cent per Rnnum, Can you afford this?
Remember, In order 10 save the dis
count you Will have 10 pay your bill on
'or before Tuesay, Dec, 81. Office open
every night until o'clock.
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Co. cloaks and capes at less thar
OOIllS half price at
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.'S.


Tho Ohio River Railroad Company
will sell excursion tlckets between all
stations on its line on December "a, %
and 81, 1886, and January I, is9Gfat rate
OF one fare for the round trip, tickets
will be rood to return UP to and lnolud-
ing January ., 1896,
Elegant Parlor Cars on trains and 2
between wheeling and Konoval ontlrc
train heated By steam.
". j. ROBINSON,
General Passenger Agent
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THE HUB oLoTHInRs AND RURNlsHHRs.
Right
Needs no Apology

When the smoke of the terrific war
of business we have beenWaging clear
ed away we found the tables in our
Clothing Department strewn with
broken lots. In the rush full lineshad
given way. A dollar in the drawer is
worth two locked up in merchandise
to be carried over. So we have buckIed
on the armor again for another mighty
onslaught. We were never more de-
termined to make a clean sweep than
now. We've shut our eyes--gritted
our teeth--and barred the strong right
arm of honest purpose--and with no
quarter as our battle cry we are cut
ting and slashing right and left--not
sparing a single Winter Garment nor
leaving an actual value price stand
ing, We shall keep up the crusade
against surplus stock until the last
vestige Of it is swept from the house.
Hundreds of Mems and Boys Over
coats, Winter Suits, Pants and Under
wear are in this extraordinary sale.
Are you in it?
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There are si7 of the wonderful Kra-
kuuer pianos singing their own praises
in the homes of wheeling and vicinity.
ask their owners what they think of
them' Think o, them yourselti
Maybe you'd like the new ttylo F.
YOuql have to sec that in the store.
We justreccived a lot this week.
F. W. BANNER & co.
P. s.-we arc the sole agents for
stelnway pianos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30
SONG SERVICE
Al the English Lutheran sunday sshoo
Yesterday AIternooii.

Yesterday Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon IN ENJOYABLE
song service was held at the English
Lutheran Sunday school The room
was crowded with an audience that was
highly edited by the programme rem
dered under the direction Of choirestor
II. X. Bell. and which is subJolned:
Hymn No. iiS.
Remarks by Pastor.
Chorus-'NeArer Home"
bSett-Miss ReddalI and Mr.. NcsbItt.
Bolo.
Male Quartette-Selected.
Chorus-"oh, for Thousand Tongues"
Male Quhrtette-Selocted.
Hymn No 90.
Rcmarks by Pastor.
Prayer.
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Judge campbell's court was the only
one In session Saturday j, d. Elson
was appointed special commissioner In
the case OF Mary Beltz and others vs..
Theresa Schaeffer and Others,
IN tho case Of Clement Fishers adj
ministrntor We. r. & D, railroad the
Jury failed TO agree.
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Ifns found that her llttlo ones nrc i'm
proved moro By the pleasant laxative,
Byrtih OF Figs, when ~ need Of the lnSh.
tive cfIoct Of Rontle remedy thnn by
any other, and that II n more .nccoptl..
bio TO them. Children enjoy u anu II
bcne0in ihptn, The true remedy, Syrup
Of iSlgs, Is manufactured by tho cullfor.
MIA trik syrup Co. only.
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cloak or cape prloes no
LOWSI whore than thosc made by
GRO. NJ. SHOOK Il co,
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p. D. Horse covorn arc waterproof.

IT suffering with piles, II will lnteroht
you 70 know that DO Wits Witch Ha-
Eol salve win euro them. This inedl.
cine IL a specific for all complaints OF
this character aud II instructions
(which arc Himple) arc carried out, u
euro will result. We hnv0 tested this
In numerous cREcH, and always with
like rosultB, II never falls. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, W. Va, u, r. Pea.
body. licnwood, and BowiO y Co,
bridgeport, D.
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MONEY made easy read s'lfol 9 Co.'S
nd to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30

FUR capos at half price at
GEO, II. TAYLoRS.
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tIOuT slIkS aud CrCponS for evening
nnaIIIIilnA M hLlfhl q On.'M
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GAegaEIIiaenrer
0nlsel no.. 40 add NJ Esarl.salh slresl.


Grand opera House The Midnight sps-
Proposals for Furnishing Lime
New Years Greetng-o' " Harding
Wanted Everybody to Know,
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Etc,-croek-
Agents 70 Sell Gasllght Burner.
Stockholders Meeting Exphnnge Bank,
Notlce-Rltchle County oil and Gas Co.
Earthly FootSteps-oe NJ. Shook q Co.
Fifth Page,
Closing : oaaI@.s,ono & Eighth
Fur capos-doo, n. TaylOr-sovonth
HlEht Needs No ApolOsy-The Hub
Eighth Page,
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sntot one-nl slII.I B Col. nll lllla WON.
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FUR Capcs ut hnlt price AZ
GEO. Il, TAYhORB,
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+. u. IlorRc Covers NJ not only peck
cthonkR hut horses an we'll.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-09-12

Before he assumed the The truth u.s. but then
fairly started equipped continue it.
practical @
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-09-12
HOt Springs Sanifl
Swimming POOL

West Third South street, Salt Lake.
This water is a sure cure for Rheu-
matism, Miners Leading, Indigestion,
Catarrh, Constipation, Chronic Diar-
rhea, Palpitstion of the Heart and all
kidney and nervous troubles. Towels
and suits washed by Empire Laundry.
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lEAVE PRoVO.FOR EAST AND SOUTH,

LEAVE PR0VOsFOR EAST AND SOUTH,
No. 2. For Grand Junction anda
points East. ............... asa. N
points East ;.;:..;...;.. 8.5Op m
pete and SEWER ,.-.;., 8.55p.m
No. 8. For Springville, Spanish
Fork, Pays9n and Eqreka;: 500 p. m
LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST.
No Il. For Salt Lake City, Ogden Am.
Fork, Lehi and the West. 1I.55 q. m
No. 8. For salt Lake City, Ogden.
Am.Fork and Lehi and the
West .;.......;..,-,.;;.,.. lO.I5p p. N
Lake City and ogden 3.55p %
No. Z. For American Fork Lehi and
ARRIVE sat At I FR9F S5ty FROM EASE go Ant Il
SOUTH.
No. l. From Denver Grand Junction
and .pointsE East ..........-. 11.55 a. m
No, 3, From Denver, Grand junction
and points East ....,...... lois p. N
No. FrOmSpring vile, Thistle San
pete and Sewer. ...:.....3.55 D. n
Payson and Eureka. -. s.35 a. m
ARRIVE Ar PROVO FROM WEST.
No. 2. From California, Ogden, Salt
Lake city, LehiA and Am.
Fork. ........................ a.26 a. N
No.4, From California, Ogden, and
Salt Lake city. -. S.5Op.m
we Lehi andAmerIoan FORK .... s.56p. 10
No. s. From Sait Lake city, LEM and
American Fork. ............. S.2Op.m
The only line 10 ogden and Denver without
change, Free reclining chair cars on through
trains. Through Sleeping cars to Denver
Kansas city, Chicago and san francisco. Ele
CANT equipment, safety, speed and comfort
DC. Dodge, s. d. Babcock,
Ger. hgr. Traffic Manager
F.A. Eadleigh,
General Passenger Agent.
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Tone, Feeling,
Breadth
and LiberaIity

pub
the
established This
human knowledge date With this study
appealed points difficulty such chance has existed Tor
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Art
Science or
Profession

nion of still
and hard umed world and familiar only with his nec
arts sciences Such cannot apprehend
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c pnEviriES.
Matters of Minor III nnI About
tho City.

Matters of Minor MomsuE iu anI About
tho City.
PAwxEE Bulls Wild West on the State
Fair grounds to-day.
The Enoch Ball campers have return.
ed from a three weeks stay near York
vile. They had good luck.
SEVENTEEN iue perch were caught on
a trot line at ono looking by ]. Is. Mont
gomery at Patton's run. T~wenty.seven
were caught one morning last week.
THE Poles who were employed at tho
Glendale mines, and who struck whom
the other miners did, deserted their
companions and returned TO work yes.
terday.
DURING the storm Monday evening
lightning struck the house Of William
McHugh, west Of Bridgeport, aud do
molished u chimney and did other
damage.
Coon progress is being made on the
new p, W. K NY. railway statrNn. The
second story is about half completed,
Rain intoriered with tho work III
what yesterday.
HARRY CARTS sworo out n peace war
ran. before Squire Fitzpatrick tor
Thomas Ryan. After a hearing Ryan
was dismissed, no grounds being shown
for the prosecution.
THERE were three cases in the police
court yesterday. Two mon for fighting
in Alley q were sent TO the hill IN DO.
fault OF fines, and ono man charged with
disorderIy conduct at home paid $ and
costs.
THERE 10 an old derrick in tho Hemp.
field ward on which small boys have n
habit OF swinging of Of cartops and let.
ting themselves down. Tho sport is
very dangerous, and il it Ia not stopped
small boy will DO killed some evening,
YESTERDAY afternoon an electric car
broke n gear wheel on ThiTty.ninth
street, blocking the track for some time,
aud a long limo OF cars had TO run back
to Forty.third stroot aud lot the disabled
car pass before they could got up town.
TIE girls employed as assortors and
counters in tho tin mills al the Etna.
Standard struck for m increase Of from
10 cents to 81 por day. They did not
got the raise, but were put on pioco
work, and now mako less than for.
merly.
Tnr horso which fell in tho old roscr.
yoir was blind. Mr.. Porter, tho rosct.
voir keeper, procured block and tackle
and with tho assistance Of some by.
stRndUrs rescued tho unfortunate boast
before ho drowned, and tho owner took
him away.
" there Is ono way Of making n noise
which deserves tho name Of an Internal
invention II Ia tho torpGdoOB made Of
sulphur and ChlOrAtc Of potash, and
placed on the street car tracks. 1hoy
not only mako an uncarthly noise, but
emit a sulphurouS smell that hangs
about for half an hour
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MURDHnoUs ASSAULT
Made on MIR. W, a. List by n Relative
NeRIoThnY.

hAuuo uu nAFt W. ~ h"h W $50
Yesterday.
Some excitement was caused ysStor'
day afternoon by an attempt by j. W.
Heiskell to shoot w, A. List, in tho
l%attor's office on Main street, air,
Hei,koll isl Mr.. Lists uncle, lie has
been unfortunate in business, having
made an assignment about a year ago.
Al that timo Mr.. List and other Tela'
tivea Strengthened out his business
affairs and enabled him to start up
again. He did not do we'll, however,
and yesterday his store was closed tor
n%on.payment OF Tsnt. lie at once
bought n revolver, although he had ono
in his possession already, lilo then
called at Mr., Lists roofing works and
called Mr.. List from the office. Tho
latter did not go out, and after calling
him again, Mr., Hsiskell entered.
After some talk about his troubles, in
which MIR. List said no would SEQ what
could DO done, Mr., Helskell drew a re-
volyer and pointed it ut his nephew.
who, however, Immediately %grappled
with him. Mr.. HOiskell pushed the
pistol up near Mr.. Lists head and
pulled tho trigger, Fortunately n cart
ridge had caught before being entirely
in its place aud tho cylinder could not
revoive, and tho shot WAS not dis
charged. Mr.. Hoiskell was disarmed,
and Lieutenant Clomans called by teIo-
phone. lilo arrested him and Squire
Phillips committod him to jail. While
under arrest no said ho was sorry he had
not accomplished his purposO.
1t is believed that Mr.. lleiskell, long
somewhat eccentric and irritable, has
brooded ovor his business troubles until
he has become insane. An inquest into
his sanity will probably be asked Tor by
his friends. His apparent idea that he
had a grievance against Mr.. List was
entirely without foundation. He seems
to entertain the same idea pretty gem
orally "a to his relatives and friends,
who have done q great deal for him,
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The MouudSvillo July camp meeting
opened yesterday under favorable cir
cumstancss,
The meetings are conducted by Rev,
George Stuart, who has been here be-
fore, and Roy. ], r, Cook, Dean OF Grant
University, Tam,
Frank Jackson, the boy preacher.
will conduct tho Young Peoples meet
ing each afternoon in the Temple, and
Mrs. NJ. A. Calvert the childron's meet
Ing.
The music is in charge Of the Silver
Lake Quartette, assisted by a chorus
choir. The book used is a new one
salvation sOnGa."
The meeting was opened at 1880 by
singing "Whero Ho Leads Ne l VIM
Follow"
Rev, Mr.. Stuart invited everybody to
feel at home, and told them TO consider
the meeting theirs. In . few introduce.
ductory remarks he skotched the plan OF
the meetings, and then introduced Rev.
]. r. Cook, who preached an earnest
sermon from Judges S:2l-"For as the
man is, 80 ia his strength" lilo said:
Strength here means ability to achieve.
The visible is the outcome Of the invisi'
bic. Norman can successfully hide him
sell. You may endeayor to change
yourself, but sometime, somewhere, tho
real man will come TO tho front. We
all live two lives, one on the inside, the
other on the outside; but whatever is in
the inner lie comes out into tho outer
life. A man can never DO creator than
himself. He cannot DO religious by
Joining the ethical society or by reading
Shakespeare, but By the way OF tho
cross. A man who las not the power
OF religion in his heart cannot set the
world on fire. There arc brains enough
in the world, but what we need is heart.
The best argument for religion is a
mans " religion.
He made an earnest plea for a holy
liie-holy in heart-and spoke OF how
God could use a thoroughly couSOcratOd
man 10 lead others to tho Lord. An
Ignorant man filled with the Holy
Ghost can coniound philosophers. To
be useful in the church Of Christ or in
these meetings We must be filled with
the spirit OF God.
Rev. Mr.. Stuart followed in an appeal
to Christians to seek power from God.
The young peoples meeting at 2
o'clock was fairly well attended. It was
led by Frank Jackson, the young ovau-
gslisL His theme was the Holy Spirit
How shall we get it? The two points
emphasized were by asking for 1t, aud
obeying God.
Tie children's meeting at 4 p. IN was
conducted by Mrs. Calvert
In the evening Rev. George K, Stuart
preached 20 an appreciative audience,
who were glad TO welcome to the
grounds their friend OF other years.
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A VERY LTvNLY NIGHT
In Police Circles Last NlEht-The Wagon
Krpt nmaY.

In Police Circles Last ~NI=ht-The Wagon
Kept nusy.
From dark until II O'Clock last even.
ing tho patrol wagon got little rest. Ono
trip was scarcely finished until it was
called out for another. There were no
very important cases, but tho town
seemed to take a sudden notion to be
bad. Tho following were rounded up
for this mornings police court:
Officer Ritz hauled In two DRINKS,
and then went back and got two vags,
members Of crowd he Ind repeatedly
ordered out OF town. All wont but
these two.
Officer Walker brought in two disor.
DERBY cases. Officer Bauera made a like
catch, and with them a man for resist.
ingthc officer and another for intOrlor.
Ing with him.
Devinney arrested n disorlerly char.
actor, MiChaolI two drunka aud Kemplo
ono.
Officer Bickorton found the Denny
boy. who has been missing from his
home near the Wheeling ice plant for
several days, over on the Island and
took him in. Ills mother is a widow.
officer Komple took the boy home. lilo
had simply run oil and was hiding out"
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VERY NOVEL AND ENJOYABLE
Was tho ChrIstIan sunday Schools Field
Dar at tho Park.

Was tho Christian sunday Schools Field
Day at tho Park.
Tho Christian church and Sunday
school held a very successful picnic at
Wheeling park yesterday, it being tho
annual outing OF tho little folks. The
usual attendant. an exciting game OF
ball, was there, and the regular picnic
score wa u up. Tho gamo was be-
tween tho Rusllera and Husller', two
picked teams. Foot ball, basket ball
and several other gamea were al1o in-
dulgod in.
In the afternoon a field day Of ath.
lctic sports, which is u most novel and
interesting feature to . picnic, was gone
through with, there being n big list Of
entries, and tho following came out first
IN the events mentioned aud made some
fairly good time:
Boys 5O.yarl race, won by Jamos
Davis time, 7! seconds.
Young mems 7j.yard race, Charles
| Hamilton; time. 8 seconds.
Hop. step and jump, Charles Hamil.
ton % feet 6 inchoa.
Running broad jump, Charles Hamil.
ton II feet Q inches.
Running high jump, Charles hamil-
ton 4 feet Z inches.
Standing broad Jump, Charles uamil.
ton S feet Ii inches.
One Of the most exciting and pretty
events OF tho day was the Young ladies'
race OF fifty yards, each contestant run
ming very gracefully. This event ro-
suited in u tie between Miss Mary Davis
aud Miss Grace Cunningham; timo.
9i.j seconds.
The mirth.p.ovoking apple races
were tho uextin order, aud were greatly
enjoyed by tho large crowd assembled.
Jimmy Davis won tho apple race in tho
boys class; time. IS seconds.
George L. Kurner won the fat men'S
apple race; time 4S! seconds.
Jonn L. Gilmer won tho race in the
Young mons class; time, 43 seconds.
Tho next iun.provoker was tho fifty.
yard lhree.legEea race, with four en-.
tries, and was won By Dan Mcndell, Of
Bethany college. and Guy Pryor; tims
s seconds,
Hurdle race, 30 yards, s hu rdlcs, won
by Charles Hamilton time, G 3r5 soc.
onds.
Tho obstacle race was won By James
| Davis, OF the boy'a class.
Tho handicap race around tho park
was a splendid race; distance ABOUT one.
third Of n mile, and was won easily by
Dan Mondol, OF Bethany college; time,
| minute 0 so second.
Al interest now contored upon tho
deciding race between Miss Mary Davis
and Miss Grace Cunningham, which
was won by Miss Davis by only u few
inchos; distance 80 yArdJi time, S l.j
seconds,
Tho whole programme was gone
through with without any delay. All
there had q pleasant time aud voted tho
| athletic sports a most enjoyable and
intero1ting feature. Rev. W. II. Hay.
den was general entertainer aud an.
nouncor. Tho Judges were GuorgO G..
Kurncr, Mr.. Boyd mud Carl n. Hamil.
ton; timer, George {. KurncF; starter
and referee, Prof, II. s.. Ingram, Of
bethany College.
There were about 200 Of tho ChriaLian
church people aud friends present.
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But Persuasion, Threats and Imprison-
msnt Will Not Make Her Give II Up.

but Persuasion, Threats and Imprison-
mont Will Not Mako Her Civ It Up.
Capt. Bennett had a funny case on his
hands last night. Yesterday afternoon
Charles stoker, a milkman living up
Caldwell's run, dropped his pocketbook,
containing $50, at the head OF Twenty.
ninth street. When no missed it he
could fix Just where it was dropped,
and no camo back. A boy said he saw
an Arabian woman who was pediling
pick up tho pocketbook. The case was
given to the police. and Lieut.. Ingram
hunted up the woman aud brought her
10 headquarters.
sho gave her name aS Alice Iona. At
frat she denied that she picked up any
pocket book, but later she said sho had
dropped her own and picked 1t up. a
house on Main street just north Of
Twsnty.third, occupied by Il colony OF
Syrians AMI Arabs, was thoroughly
searched without result. and then u wo.
man was pressed into sOrvico and
searched tho prisoner. s.ill without 70.
suits. The woman was sent to jail. but
all tho efforts, threats aud persuasions
OF the whole force would not make her
give up the pocket book or its contents.
II was learned later that three boys saw
hOr pick II up, and there is no doubt it
WaS Mr.. Stoker'a book.