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EAVER,
9Th SITS. NV.
2421 -23-27 I NV. 6r.1S.5O
ll24 23d, Or Cob 1880
Whouse I'd nr b nwlS.OO
2 Office rms, 629 F
NV, list floor. .15. 90
4 fur r, B'kland DC. 90
')l1-1T-19 18th Sc, Or. 800
LES.
and NY. av. NV. $40. 90
av. NV. 500
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fOR kENI-Bf JAS +. SHEA, G32 PA Av NV
e9s East capitol St. III rooms. Anil .S45 90
od1 oth ST. s.w:. ~ looms, ami. ......... So so
4Va = ST Sc, 2 rooms. am .............. % so
aH3 = ST Sc, rooms, ami. ............. % so
g! l3t2 ST. sw 3 rooms, ami. ............ is 80
III T. ST. NV, rooms, water &c. 1850
10. T. ST Sc, rooms water &c........... 1900
izIo ID ST. ne, u rooms, ami. ........... 1880
40 ST. sw., y rooms, water, &C.. IA 80
30 r st. s.w., rooms, water, &c. 1900
sso II ST. s.w., rooms, water &c.. 10.30
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WANTED-A HANDSOMELY AND COMPLETELY
furnished modern residence in best location n w.
TO rent to CoLereSmen, with small family, be-
fore Jan. 1 A. ii. LEE 4 son, ACTS, 1881 + St.
d'40t
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FOR PENTHOUSE TO RENT, UNFUR; RS;
18th ST. NV; near St cars; for board of
gentleman. Address, particularly describing
family, A. NJ. l.. Star Office lis
FOR RENT-A SIX-RoOM AND CELLAR BRICK
house, No. 1857 ID st. s.w.; hot and cold water
and bath; rent $3.50 Inquire at No. 800 1917
st. W. dl4,Sts
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY DID. ST,
1929 14th, Tor, b, sta $50. 90
l18 Mass nv ne, 1lr, b42. 50
3Oo5 L, Tor, lease. .35. 90
G34 A Sc, Or. ba. Gel 30. 90
1913 VT av, sr, ba. 27. so
HOS ii ne, 7r, ba. %. 80
2403 NJ, 7r, ba, eel 70. so
S33 9Th se,9r, ba. eel ~. so
81 Spruce, Sr, b, eel. 81. so
2io5 Z st, 7r, ba. eel. .21.JD
623 l. ne, Tor. ba. 20. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14

NE & SONS. SOC F NV.
2013 ID NV, cor, Or,
ha, new. 30. 80
0l1 3D. NV, Or, ba. 20. 30
1903 Seaton,6r (col) .l4.oo
HOO o Sc, Grab. 10. 30
5l5 Marks CT, Or. %. 80
] Fenton. fats tcol). 100
1913 9Th NV tcoD, 3r.9.30
206 Brooks ct, Or. 1850
IA jackson st, Or. so
Stable r'r lis llth. 1000
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EUK RENT -JOHN L. W
Cor. F and
61S 9th NV, cafe
and 12r. 90
Ills ii ne, sto&dw As. 90
1899 Stoughton, Sr. $500
81 LIST ne, Sr. .26. 90
S32 Elm, LID PIX, Or
(col ten. 1880
1888 Spruce,LDP. Or. 20 80
STAi
Stable rear ne. cor. 18th
Stable rear Of 1741 n. Y
dpl4-tf
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FOR RENT-DESlRABIE HOUSES
1900 Il. l. NV. IL rooms, mod. imp. SIS 90
933 X st. NV, II rooms, mod. imp. ....... Is 90
1927 18th ST. NV, L. rooms, mod. imp. G5.O
1910 9th ST. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. 900. 40 90
S21 Goth st. NV. rooms. mod imp. 30. 90
1925 9Th ST., Le Droit Park, RS mod imp. -. so
1923 9th st. NV, rooms, mod imp. ....... 1000
A. r. COUMBE,
dl43t 1426 n. Y. ave.
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| 1851 p NV, mi. 13rs67. go
1l2O 9th NV. mi. l3r. so. so
S0f X NV, mi, 13r. 80. O0
1922 33d NV, mi, Tor. IS. 80
} 42S NJ NV, mi, Sr. 1880
! 92J RI av NV, mi, 10r3O. 30
} 23l I'd NV. mi, 7r.25. 30
} $50 L NV, mi, Ir. %. so
} l23 AZ sw,s&dw. Or. ~. 80
} 49, LIST Sc, mi. Tr. .21. 80
} sos Fla nv NV. 1r. 30. 40
, 504 IL sw.st&dw, 5r20. 90
ga l ne, mi, ar. 1850
5l3 11th sw, mi, Sr. 1880
sales furnished free on ap-
. CAYWOOD, 1913 9th NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WASTED-BY YOUNG MAN (NEARLY 22), WITH
prsh and ability, a permanent position in some
good business; business experience, bOokkeeper or
assistant typewriter, good penman 6rst-class refs
Address Box lbs, Star office. de1i-2d'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL
RENT OR EXCHANGE? WE HAVE CONSTANT
INQuiRiES FOR SUCH. SEND Us YOUR LIST
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION. JAMIE
BAYNE. ROOM s, 631 PA. AVE. NV. de1I-6ts
WANTED HOUSE, NE OR Sc
About rooms; not $50 per month.
Il. s. DONALDSON,
IT. 942 T. NV.
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NANTED-INTERvIEwS WITH OWNERS WILL
Ing to exchange equities in incumbeIed business
OF residence property northwest for clear prop
erty and some cash. e 9. BAUMGRAS, l4lO
u ST. NV. delft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14

FOR RENT-ONIY SIS A MONTH-TWO OF THE
BEST HOUSES EVER OFFERED FOR THE
PRICE
1855 st. ne-A coy bay-window brick:
rooms. bath; stationary wash stand; cellar; FUR
MACE; wide house; nice location
3D. Spruce st.-S rooms. reception hail. cellar;
FURNACE; large lot: front and back yard alley.
del4-3t ID. ID. STONE a. SONS, S04 & S06 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14

FOR RENT-921 G ST NV ONE LARGE SALON
parlor: furnished; bow window: southern ex-
Dsure: suitable for member Of Congress, gentle.
man and wife, several young men; board If
desired. la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14
LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-TUESDAY, THE 10TH, ON CONN., AVE
near Drew's drug store, pair ladies' eyeglasses
handled. Reward will be paid II left at
114U Conn. ave. it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14

FOR RENT-PIE ASANT NICELY FUR ROOM IN
quiet refined private home; convenient location
desirable heghborhood; excellent table board near
by satisfactory terms. Please call 1922 II NV
dI-1ts
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TOR RENT-SUTTE OF THREE OR FIVE UN-
furnished rooms; heat and gas 1927 q ST. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
MANICURE

MADAME LIE FEVRE BEAUTY PARLoRa
Mancurlng shanpooinS. massage and steaminR
OF face by frst-class artists. ITO + ST. nw
Rooms 20 and -, Washington. DC. sa3-3Ins
MADAME PAWN, HIGH-CI.ASS
MANICURE AND CHIHOPODIST
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 7O3 18th St NV
Sundays, an. to pm. nol6-Id
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
LOCAL DI.EvICIEs.

| Matters OF Minor Moment In AMI About
tho city.
0rEIA House. this evening-"From
Sire 10 Son."
Tue GRAND this evening "rempta.
ton OF Money"
THr Viola club will give its first grand
ball n. komplo's hall this evening.
THE city board OF education will meet
in regular monthly session this evening.
CHARLES ". NoLrE aged 81, and Dor.
othy Beoher, aged q, were yesterday
licensed to wed.
MARIA Z. Book was yesterday quail.
fed as the executor OF Johann Ii. Ar.
mold. and gave bond in 81, 900.
GEORGE ESdLEuARpr and Alfred Dor.
ing, boys OF about 10. were arrested las,
night By Officer Dudley for disorderly
conduct.
DANIEL NJ. Maxwell yesterday quail.
fed as the Guardian OF John A. Max.
well, and gate bond In 500, with r. S.
Fair US surety.
THE young people OF the St. James
German Lutheran church will give an
entertainment and tea party in tho
church, Friday evening.
OFFICER McGuIoAN yesterday shot a
mule that had broken its leg ut the
Whitaker mill coal mine, and a dog.
Officer Dudley shot u horse.
AuGusr BELrz was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Elizabeth Bel,z. and gave bond in $780,
with ]. 7. Rogers as surety.
R. E. LEE Robinson has qualified as
executor OF the estate OF Melissa Nc.
Glumphry, aud gave bond in $500,
with Henry D. Bayha as surety.
SQUIRE PErgRMAS yesterday held
Teddy McGrain for the grand jury In
$500 bail ior ielonious shooting with in.
tent to kill. Louis knierion. charged
with assault, was dismissed.
PEARL CAvALHo and Charlie Forrsll
were given hearing before Squire Gil.
lespy yesterday on a charge OF assaul.ing
Joe Cavalho, aud were dismissed. Two
men named Hill. wanted on the samo
charge. have not been arrested.
The W. C. 7. U. will hold mothers
meeting at ". G. T. u. hall, 1907 Main
street, Thursday. ut 2:3o p. IN. conduct
cd BY Mrs. N. L. Bell. There will be
n speaker present who will discuss SUBJ
jects every mother should be informed
upon.
JoHS DlERrSGER, the Sixteenth street
barber. has fitted up his shop. with the
latest improved chairs and furniture
throughout. II is all of the finest and
lates: patterns, and ho has now one OF
the most complete establishments OF
the kind in the city.
Is the police court yesterday Com
mer Jones, for dlsorderly conduct, got
30 days. Elsie Gray, on tho same
charge. paid 81 and costs. Two poker
room psoprietors paid so and costs and
five players S. and costs each. McMill-
an, the fake detective, went up for
thirty days in default OF $50 and costs.
Az enjoyable time is anticipated to.
morrow evening by the members Of St.
Luke's choir aud the considerable nun.
her OF their friends who will accompany
them in a trip to Bellaire. where u con-
cert is to be given at the Firat NJ. L.
church. The choir Is TO bs assisted by
Mr.. James P. Morgan, who will render
q variety OF selections, and all in all the
entertainment Is expected TO DO one OF
tho finest OF its kind given in Bellaire
for sorno time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
DEMOCRATIC DODGE.
A "Cltizsns'" Movement Placed on
Foot Down mt Moundsvllle
IN OPPOSITION TO REPUBLICANS
Who I.eoontly Put Up u Good City
neutrality-suspicious. Who Voted ut
tho Primaries Woro Excluded from
tho Mcctins-Captain Baker for
Mayor-Ths balance Of tho Ticket.
Another Democratic scheme.

Moundsvlllo has Municipal League"
movement on hands that Is expected to
show great strength at tho coming city
election scheduled for March Il. How.
ever. tho scheme Ia nothing but Demo.
cratic dodge to effect Republican defeat,
but US tho Republicans aro very much
alive to this phase Of the situation, II
will mos. probably miscarry. A most-
ing OF "ci,izcns" was held last night In
the court house at which d full city
ticket was put up. Tho object 10 to do.
feat the Republican municipal ticket
recently put up, as was shown by tho
resolution TINT passed., TO the effect that
mono who had voted at the Republican
primaries should DO allowed to partici.
pate III the meeting. Mr.. I. J. Patton
ollicia.cd as chairman and J. D. Shaw
was secretary.
For mayor, Captain A. o. Baker, r,
was chosen over D. W. Rogersou by a
vote OF so 10 "a.
City marshal-Robert Rodockor, D.
City clerk-Friend Cox, D.
A committee Of five wa, appointed to
choose the ward tickets, and their 70.
port, as iollows, was adopted:
FIRST WARD.
School commissioner-B. F. Hodg-
man. d.
Councillnen-S. Risinger, R; William
McConkey, r. Joseph W. Gallaher, D. !;
l. N. Clayton, r.
SECOND WARD.
School commIasioncr-T. ]. Patton,
D.; Joseph Voi,le, r.
Councilmen-Dr. G. ". Booth, D. {;
William Carroll, PEG. W. D. Alexander,
D.; Thomas Catch. Il.
THIRD WARD
School com missioner-W. L. Edwards,
r.
Councilmon-D. W. Rogerson, D.;
". F. Cox. R.; Edward Simpson, D. I;
J. A. Hobbs, r
Three campaign com mittees, one for
each ward OF the city, were appointed,
and vigorous campaign 10 promised.
Republicans, however. are aware OF the
ability OF the Marshall Democracy to
construct nea, "blnds" and can readily
see through this scheme. 1t is probable
that number OF the Republicans
placed on the ward tickets will at once
Withdraw, as soon as they know what
took place last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
EwLlNEs ON MANY susJEcTs-eso NJ. SHOOK co.
FEW LINES ON MANY
SUBJECTS or INTER-
Est TO WOMEN. +:
TROU.TR0U. or openwork effects in Black and Ecru
Lce Embroderes and Trimmings OF the
features oil new lines iust receved Gnufrnd


dresses. trimmings dapses representation
nil favor
Readynae
all OF
suitable for these
novelty
Gepon Novelty received Not
OF
$50, sec 43c OF the N Novelty
which exclusive showing "V bunch Of ves) the
Bunche lOc
Komo downled cushions in IS and Pinch % Look they'd life
Spaned India Gold Embroidered Silk Table
and ambrequns Japanese and India rapoy
style. guared thus wonderfully nonying
carriage cushions Dainty Dmi
Large The price perfnc
Aool formerly sold all the
59ca yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Charles Russell, OF Huntington, 10 at
the Mcclure.
S. W. Houston. OF Charleston, auto
graphed at the Behler.
John A. George, OF sistcrsville, figure,
on the Windsor register.
Mrs. Frederick House is lying onto
i'll ut her residence on North Main
street.
]. ". McIntirc. OF New Martinsville,
was here yesterday, on route to Pitts.
brrgh.
Basil 7. Bowers and Thomas Horn.
brook. Of New Mlrtin,yille, nre at the
Stamm.
G. Powell. OF Fairmont, and F. A..
Prichard, Of Warrington, were guests
at the Windsor.
Michael Dingor will 90 to Pittsburgh
to trko part in tho shooting tournament
on Washington's birthday.
Frederick W. Bartlett. OF Manning.
ton, and Charles Dulin, Of Sis.orsvIlle,
wore a. tho Behler last night.
B. F. Payne. Of bridgeport. W. Va,
and D. T. Morgan, OF Clarksburg, auto.
graphcd at tho Mcclure yesterday.
Mira. William Grubcr has boen danger
ously i'll for tho past elovon weeks with
inAammatory rheumatism, but is now
improving.
Gaorge j. Carr. OF Titusville; William
S. Carr and A. $. Carr, Of Xancaville, n
trio Of oil operators, wor0 in town,
guests ut tho Windsor.
Joe Shallcross, n non OF Mr., Horny
Shallcross, OF this city, Ia lying danger.
ously i'll ut his homo in Washington
City. and his friends aro worry uneasy.
Horny Walter, OF Webster. ]. O.
Brooks, OF Moundsvile, L. ". Cline
and ". S. Brooke. OF Now Mnrtinsyillo,
and j. NJ. Cooper, OF Wellshurg, wore
among tho West Virginia people q. tho
Stamm.
Inst evening largo party OF friends
OF Mr.. +. II. Schwortfogor gave him n
surprine party at his homo on Virginia
street, Island. In honor OF his nftioth
birthday, and a very enjoyable time
was spent by all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

Salo OF low ratio excursion tickets to
New Orleans and Mobile, via Penn
sylvanin Lines, will continue dnily until
February "a. inclusive. Return limit
March 70. For details 200 J. G. Tom.
linson or John baltic, Ticket Agents,
Whooling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

Clor k Hook yesterday admitted to
record n transfer OF real estate ~ follows:
January 2, by Oliver Pryor and wife
to George II. Thompson, for S2S2 80, n
tract OF acres 10 perches OF land on
the Laidloy run road. in Triadelphia
district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

SMITH Brewing Co. q ale--"Its Good
Thing, push it along"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
chnppciSRr'n bronchial
cures all throat affections. 4

ALE and porter arc getting back into
tho favor thoy enjoyed twenty-five yonrs
Rgo. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
STORY OF THE REFORMATION"

l |
Opinion of n College sI.Prssidsnt Con-
corning tho Celebrated Luther Spec
| tncls.
Prof. T. A. Muhlenberc. ex-president
OF Thicl College, Grcenvillc, Pa, siyeI
mis- opinion:
"By invitation OF the Chrestomathean
Society OF Thiel College, Mrs. II. E.
Monroe delivered lecture on the 18th
and 10Th Of Nav, 1898. in the opera
house in Greenville, on the subject OF
the Lutheran Reformation in Germany,
illustrated by appropriate stereopticon
views OF some OF the prominent scenes.
places. events and actors in that great
national regeneration. This enterpris-
ing and energetic lady was assisted in
the representation OF these incidents
and scenes by seventy OF the students
Of the college, ladies' and gentlemen OF
| Greenvillc, connected with tho Luth-
eran and other Christian churches OF
the place. Her lecture, with the dis
play OF tho manners and customs, the
great events and personagea Of the per-
iod, both Protestant and Roman Cath
Ollie, through this large body OF assist
ants, was q most creditable and accurate
objective representation OF this grand
ora in tho worlds history, and made n
most favorable impression upon the in.
telligent auditors who wero present rs
spectators. All the parts OF 1t, some
very difficult to manage, were carried
through with marked propriety and
beauty, and tho worthy lady deserves,
as che should receive. praise and gen.
crous support for the skill and success OF
her efforts to instruct and please her
fellow citizens. We most heartily wish
for her the liberal patronage OF tho cit
liens OF the places sho proposes here.
after to visit, and assure them that they
will not be disappointed. They will DO
abundantly repaid in solid instruction
aud useful entertainment"
Tho principals in Luther'a trial here
will be:
". Norris
Elccor.. ....-Dr. O. ". Bu,dats
En- or.............."."."..-Judgc G, l.. Cranmcr
Sourt!eF: W. Slporly
Esiofth MohS..... 5. wis
When this entertainment was given
at Lancaster, Pa, every scat was sold
when the chart had been open but two
hours. The entertainment has been
givon in Pittsburgh four night very sue.
.Cessfully. During this week It ia being
given ut Rochester and Lyons, n. Y.
The chart for selection OF Preserved seats
will be open on and after Friday morn.
| ing, February ~, at the box office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

Joe Shallcross, non OF Mr., Horny
Shallcross, OF this city, Ia lying Danger
ously III ut his homo in Washington
Iiiu nnl hi frinnla n IN vary nnnnnu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

Horny Walter, OF Webster. j. O.
Brooks, OF Moundsville, L. W. Cline
and ". s. Brooke. OF Now Martinsyillo,
and j. NJ. Cooper. of Wcllshurg, wora
among tho West Virginia people q. tho
Slnnm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-05-30
Paris Briefs.
PARIS. May .

PARIS. May ~.
Ed Oberly's show held forth here on Wed.
nesday and Thursday nights of last week.
Decoration Day will be observed here on
Thursday afternoon. Exercises will be held
in the Lutheran church.
The Paris Sunday school convention will be
held in the Disciple church at Minerva on next
Saturday afternoon and evening. Each Sun
day school in the township and is entitled to
five delegates.
The Lutheran singing class will meet for or.
ganization next Thursday night at 1880.
p. J. Walker and family, of Robertsville
visited at the residence of Ed A. Zininger on
Sunday after services.
Our spring term of school in Paris township
will close ON next Friday.
Al sunday school last Sunday in the Luth-
eran church Miss Callie Walker and Ernest
Loehr were elected as delgates to the Sunday
school convention to be held in MassllOn on
June IL, IL and 13. Mrs. Ellen Walker and
Mrs. John b. Ringle were elected as altenates.
A very welcome rain visited this section on
Sunday afternoon.
On Friday, June Z, there will be quite a
large sale by b. b. Bowman, assignee of of the
estate of Homer Wartman. Residence two
miles east of Paris on the State road.
A concert was given in the Reformed church
at Robertsville on last Saturday night by Prof
Webster and his singing class.
The schools of Paris township will be closed
on Decoration Day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-05-30
Linaville.

Limaville May 30.
Memorial srcvices will be held Thurs
day at 9 a. m.
The township trustees were in town on
business Monday
The W. G. T. L. meeting Friday was
grand success. A number of Alliance,
Marlboro and New Baltimre people were
in attendaEe. Rev. Dodd and Rev. Clark,
of Marlbroo made short addresses The
ladies are quite active and are doing good
work.
A. J. Beltz went to Cleveland on bust
ness Tuesday.
The show on the street Monday night
was well attended. The performers 5
strength appears to be of Herculean
nature.
5. f. Darr and wife visited in Marlboro
Sunday.
George Richard, of East Liverpool, was
here Tuesday on business.
Horseshoe pitching has assumed alb
normal proportions. All claim the cham
pionship of the town.
The money question is about the only
topic of discussion at present in this
place
The good women goes to the garden to
look for beans and she finds them cooked !;
she looks for the strawberries and she
finds them nipped she examines the peas
and they are scOrched; she goes to the
Cucumbers and they are demoralized, con-
sequently she acknowledges the corn and
she eXclaims they are certainly all in the
soup. We can truly sympathize with the
good women in their untiring efforts.
Don't get discouraged a better time is
coming.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-05-30
HARLAN FOR PRESIDENT.
The Judges Name TO the Front Sine,
His Stump Speech From the Bench.

The Judges Name TO the Front Since
His Stump Speech From the Bench.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
Washington, May 24.-This is the day
of presidential booms. Among the latest
addition to the list of republican candi-
dates is Jutice Harlan. His opinion on
the income tax delivered last Monday in
such dramatic and unjudicial manner
has brought him into public notice with
a bound. There has been good ideal of
comment among his colleagues on the
bench in regard to his candidacy. Out
side of these eminent jurists there is also
pretty general discussion of theDustice's s
conduct. Justice Harlan is by nature a
thorough politician and he is believed to
have fully estimated the effect the deliv-
cry of his opinion on the income tax will
have on the popular mind. He claims TO
be q republican, but his position as a pres
idential candidate of that party with tie
income tax as platform would be rather
anomalous.
There are many people who believe tie
unsettled element in both old parties
would be glad to cluster around
strong man like Justic Harlan
and If he missed the nomination in either
party he might loom up as peoples"
candidate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-05-30
BRUIsERs CATCH IT.

Joseph Wald for trespassing, Benjamin
Patterson and Elmer Webb for assault and
battery were brought from Alliance to the
workhouse yesterday. Wald has Sl4 cost to
work out and each OF the others have 80 days
and $50 fine and the costs. The offence of
Webb and Patterson was one of the most un-
called for and aggravated that has come out for
some time. Monday night Owen Curry, a
prominent knight Templar from Augusta,
Carroll county, was walking along Main street,
when he met Benjamin Patterson and Elmer
Webb near the Arlington hotel building.
Although unknown to the two men, as soon
as Curry came up to them Webb said. "Hit
the fellow, Ben, I'll pay your fne." No
sooner were the words uttered than Patterson,
who has quite local reputation as a fighter,
swung his right hand and struck Curry fully in
the mouth. He fell like log, striking the
back of his head on stone.
Several who witnessed the assault ran and
picked the man up, whe was unconscious and
as cold as corpse. A physician was called
and after considerable work he was restored to
consciousness.