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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29

sixteen converts had for two weeks
been anxiously anticipated and all day
Tuesday an on team was carting water
to what was once a small creek.
1t was damned up, and Tuesday
night was about five feet deep. Water
was too scarce 10 remain there, how
ever, and Wednesday morning the
creek presented only damp surface.
The water may have been soaked up or
evaporated, but wagon tracks leading
to the main road showed plainly
enough that 1t had been hauled off
during the night.
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QUAY FAVORS REED.
The Senator, However, Declines to Nan
Second Choice.

Inc senator, however, DccUncS 10 Name
q Second Choice.
Philadelphia, Oct. Ex-senator Quay
returned from Washington today. He
was asked If the reports sent out from
New York that he favored Reed for
president were true, and he said they
were. When asked II Mckinley was
his second choice, Mr.. Quay replied:
MCKINLEY or some other suitable
candidate, but it Is too early yet, to tell
who will be the strongest candidate.
That will depend on the choice of some
of the other states, New York, for in
stance"
But, Mr.. Quay, 1t was sent out from
New York that Platt favored Reed
with you"
well, he did not tell me that" an
swered Mr.. Quay, and then the Junior
senator from Pennsylvania ceased
talking
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
ASPARAGUS IN THE SOUP.
A Dish That Poisoned Twenty Guests ut a
Hotel

Huntington, w. Va, Oct. 28.-Twenty
guests at the Adelpiia hotel were
taken suddenly sick last might, betng
poisoned from eating asparagus in oys-
ter soup.
Homer Smith. proprietor of the Phe-
nix hotel. ait Point Pleasant, is speech
less AMI cannot recover William Ba-
ker, a New York travelling man: ]. w.
p Powers. a Wheeling drummer: Harry
RAINY and wife, of Huntington; II. w.
Sterling. proprietor of the hotel. and
daughter, Mary. are also dangerously
Ill. Many others are sick, but not serl-
OlIsly
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RESULTS OF HAZING.
A Girl Student Falls Unconscious I'm
Her Terror

Logansport, Ind, Oct. 2S.-Frlght
over an attempted haz.ng at Mlchaers
university may prove the death of Miss
Mary Jennings.
A. NJ. Clifford. coach of the foot ball
team, and two students, attempted to
haze Theodore Vera, son OF Colonel
Vera, of Custer, Ia. Disguised and
naske5 they came upon Vera, with pls-
tolls presented.
The young man ran into the college
terror-strfcken. screaming murd a. Mss
JENNINGS. of the college. became SO
frightened at his cries THAT she fell un-
conscious to the floor, and her recov-
cry Is doubtful.
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DEER PLENTIFUL IN PIKE.
In Fact There Is an Abundance of Al
Kinds of Game

M,tlfond, Oct. 2S.-Dcer have become
very Numerous IN Pike county THE last
few days. A PARTY OF New York city
sporting men secured four three mihes
from Milford, 'r-,i Brooklyn hunters,
got two near Shofhola Falls.
Never In THE recollection of the oldest
hunt,er has There been such an abund-
ance of game Of every description in
this county.
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snaniards Arc Angry.

Key West, Fla. Oct. 2S.-The recent
celebration in the United States of the
anniversary of the first revolution In
Cuba has caused great Indignation among
tho Spaniards. They hold that the celc-
bration was a gross insult to Spain, and
that the United States should be forced to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
Griffo.Dixon Fight n Draw,

New York, Oct. 2s.-Georgc Dixon and
'Young Critic" boxed ten rounds at the
new Manhattan Athletic club tonight In
accordance with a prior agreement be-
tween the men, thatif both were on their
feet ut the end OF the tenth round, the
bout was to bs called draw. the rcferco
dscided Acccrdinglys
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Rendins increases tho Price.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2S.-The Reading Coal
and Iron company will make an increase
Of from 25 to 35 cents per ton In Its line
and city prices for anthracite coal, TO 20
into effect on Friday. Nov. l. AS COM
pared with the line prices In vogue prior
to Oct. I, the new prices are an increase of
from to 65 cents per ton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
TRAINS ENVELOPED IN SMOKE.
Forest Fires still Raging in the Vicinity
OF WilliHmsport.

Williamsport, Oct. 2S.-The forest
fires in this section are still raging.
Beech Creek trains are passing through
volumes of smoke so dense that 1t is
impossible to see ten feet ahead of the
engine
In the ClearGeld and Patton regions
the fire is also raging. and at English
town, this county force of men are
ght,ng the flames. The log and bark
jobbers have suffered heavy loses
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
QUIET AT TIFFAN.
Guard Withdrawn from tho County
Jail.

Columbus. o., Oct. Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley received the following message
from Adjutant General Howe today:
1.-The night passed without any dem
onstration. The guard has been with
draw from around the court house, and
placed about the Jail only. Court con-
vened this morning, and brought many
people to the county seat. The sheriff
thinks that If Monday night passes
without an outbreak, the trouble will
be over. I will keep you advised"
Upon the receipt of this message the
governor left at once to fulfill his cam
paign engagement in Upper Sandusky.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
HER HAIR ON THE FLOOR.

SOmnnmbnlistic Brother Supposed to
Have Cut orr Ills Sisters Trcsscs.
Elkhnrt Ind, Oct. 2S.-Miss Ella MIL
Ter, a prominent young lady of this
city. awoke this morning to find that
during her sleep her hair had been sew
cred from her head and was lying on
the floor ait the bedside.
Her grown brother. who Is a sleep
walker, is supposed to have cut off the
HAIR during one of his sonnnambulistac
c,,,nI1r
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
STALEY KILLS ADKINS.

Fatal Results of Quarrel Between
BrO,hcrs.in.Lnw.
Huntington, w. Va. Oct. 2S-Lafe
Adkins and Virginia S.aney, wealthy
brothers-in-law lived in the same
house at Centerville. They quarrelled
yesterday morning. and, as Adkins was
leaving the home for drive today,
Staley walked up in front of the We
hicle and fired two bullets through his
body causing instant death.
Staley thus far has advoided arrest
and has left the state.
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Lowers tho Record,

Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. 2S-A. b. McDon-
nell, of Rochester, lowered the 100-mile
American bicycle road reco d over the
Courier-E -Erie-Buffalo route today to
1000.
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Lace
Cur tain
Sale Facts

IN KEEPING WITH OUR WE'LL
KNOWN RULE OF INSISTING ON
HAVING CLEAN STOCKS IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.. WE HAVE GATH
Erred TOGETHER AND PLACED ON
SALE THIS WEEK, A FEW ODDS AND
ENDS IN HIGH CLASS LACE CUR
TAlNS; ALSO A FEW NUMBERS THAT
WE ARE REPLACING WITH NEW
PATTERNS, ETC.
NONE OF THE CURTAINS OFFERED
ARE OLD OR EVEN COUNTER
SOILpD, AND IN ALL THE ESSEN
TIALS OF QUALITY, Etc, THEY ARE
JUST AS GOOD AS THE LATEST
THINGS OUT.
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STOLE THE BApTISMAL FONT.

Thieves Co, SO ! pcstponcment Of tho
Immersion OF Several Converts.
Louisville, Oct. GA baptism that
was to have taken place Wednesday
morning at Cambridge, In Grant
county was necessarily postponed by
the work of thief. who stole the
water. The country about Oakridge Ii
as drv as powder horn. no rain hav-
Ing fallen in months. The baptism Of
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SHE HAS BEEN SWlNDLED.
Ohio Woman Makes a Fruitlcss Journey
to Valencia. Spain.

Cleveland, Oct. 2SN:Mrs. G. Dey, of
this city, received Some time ago the
win of Carlos Dey, who was said to
have died in Il Morocco prison. be-
queathing her $4,000 i'm the Bank of
England.
A letter requested her to go to vaien-
Ga. Spain, get Dey's daughter and rear
her in consideration of the bequest.
| Mrs. pey went to Valencia and there
| discovered that she had been swlndled.
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WILL NOT GET THE MONEY.
Vanderbilt Attaches String to thu
SfO.OOO 900 Dowrv

New York, Oct. 2S.-In arranging the
settlements preparatory to the Wander
bIit-Marleorough wedding there were
three family lawyers engaged. Colonel
William Jay Represented Mrs VAN
dlerbilt, Chauncey M. Depew represent
ed Mr.. Vanderbilt. and Il. Harding
Milward ccted for the duke Of Narl-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
FIN LEY s
Complete Lime of
Ladies' UnlerSkirts
I'm Fast Black, Satine,
Alpaca, Mohair, Mo-
re e n, Brilliantine,
Black Silk an d
Changeable Effects.

Fast Black Satine Underskirt.
trimmed with three narrow shirred
rufiles of same material lined with
striped Flannel. Price. .9Sc.
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WEATHER REPORT.

For Eastern Pennsylvania. colder; fair
weather; northerly winds.
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Irish Point
Lace Curtains

IN CREAM AND ECRU ONLY.
NOW
6 Pairs, were 81 rs, $1.75
6 Pairs,' were $50, $50
5 Pairs, were AIS, 3.25
& Pairs, were $50, $50
4 Pairs, were 1000, $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
MARTINS EEitI;Y.
Flaps and MIshaps In TIM Thriving City
Across tho River.

Flaps and MIshapS In TIM Thriving City
Across the River.
"Neath tho Willow Tree" tho song
recently written by w. Ii. Gouding, was
:csted yesterday by prominent mu.
stefan OF Fred ". Baumcr. of " hceling,
who pronounced it n success. Tho nc
compartment. was written with much
care By Prof. Edward Blulnenbery, aud
ia first class. The song will be pub
lishcd rs soon as possible. 1t will be
sung Gt,he Premier minstrels on Satur-
day night.
The United States Express Company
ia about to inanguratc better service
Tor Martins Ferry. and will run u
wagon between Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport. making three trips daily,
and IL portion OF tho goods will be
shipped over tho Baltimore & Ohio.
Rev. L. G. Simpson. OF Dayton. arrived
last night to visit his mothcr-n.law.
Mra. A. RGlston. Tho congregation OF
which lie IL pastor Ia building fine
church aud parsonage.
Thomas stroup wont to Quaker City
Yesterday to intend tho funeral OF his
brothcr.in.law, SiIas Rodgers, formerly
Of Martins Ferry.
Ninoty-nino true bills have boon re.
turned by tho Jefferson county grand
Jury aud only nineteen made public
Laat night party OF young people
wont to Mt. Hope in Twecdy's largo
bob-sled. drawn by four horsoi.
Tho News.Advortiser, OF Flushing,
has changed hands again, r. S. Taylor,
OF Morristown. purchasing it.
McDcrmo,t'a tool works wan of ,vcs.
terday on account OF tho bursting OF Il
water pipe.
belmont City Lodge. |. 0. O. T. No.
22l will give an entertainment next
month.
Harlan, son OF DR.. A. r. Ong, who
Inns been dangerously i'll, 10 improving
slowly.
W. n. Holiday, who I'm, boon con.
hned to his bed several days, is much
better.
Mr,. Joseph Williams and Miss
Rachel Hoylc arc risitinc at Kcnsing.
ton.
John Hughes is seriously III at his
homo OH Wost Hanover ntroc!.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
THE COMING "Fan, or DAYS"

a Novel Entertainment to be Given bJ the
Kings Daughters OF tho Second PresbJ
tcrian Church nj l. q. o. L. Hall.
One OF the most attractive events OF
the season will be tho Fair OF Days"
given by the Kings Daughters OF tho
Second Presbyterian church. at ODD
Fellows hall. Friday and Saturday even.
ings and Saturday afternoon. The
booths will represent tho different days
OF the week. and will sell articles appro.
PIRATE TO the days they represent, and
will be in charge OF the following ladies'
Monday-Miss Lizzie Swift, chairman
assisted by Me,damea kepnsr. Charles
Reed. Misses Della Riley, Ncva Irvine
and Carrie Koch.
Tuesday-Mrs. George Ebsling, chair.
man: assisted by Misses Mary Osborne,
Lizzie 0berman. Florence Haanaa, Liz
zie Brown and Carrie :Franzell.
Wednesday : Miss Laura Dalzell,
chairman, assisted by Misses Alma
Hubbard, Laura Oberman, Daisy Her.
vey. Lot,ie Ritter. Maude Vance and
Lille Lauchlin.
lhursday--AIrs. William Irwin, chair.
man. assisted by Mrs. Ne,lie Etz, Misses
Nellie Gillespy, Bessie Jacobs, Georgia
Van Fossen, Bessie Barkley, Bessie
Evans, Marchie Koch and Lola Irvine.
Fr!day-Mrs. William Fee. Gu airman,
assisted by Mrs. Thomas Carr. Misses
Gertrude Oberman, Temperance Gar.
den, Birdie TruIell and Lou Evans.
Saturday. Miss Martha OFT, Chairman,
assisted BY Misses Lulu Franzeil. Mary
Ritter. Alice kepnes aud q Blanche
MoiIat.
Tho supper and refreshments table
will be in charge OF the following Ia.
dies: Miss c. NJ. Wilson, chairman OF
tho supper committee, assisted BY Mes
danes Fortney. Henry OF. Louis Fran.
zell, T. c. Alofa,. William Dudley,
George Busbey, Mise, Nell Klieves,
Georgia Fender, Barbara Browne, Kate
Ritter, Lizzie Ritter, Mise, Sue aud
Fannie Campbell.
observation-disclosures. Arthur Dunn,
chairman. assisted by Misses Agnes
Wilson, Mary klieves, Clara Wallace,
Gail Holiday, Gertrude Browne, Edith
Carr. Jessie MotIat. Grace Phillips and
Bessie McLaiu. Supper will be served
both evenings from until o'clock.
Come to the Monday booth and have
your washing donc. and the Tuesday
girls will attend to the ironing. The
Wednesday girls will do your mending.
Thursday girls will serve YOU with
chocolate and fancy work. The Friday
girls will furnish you with all the latest
improvements in cleaning articles, and
the Saturday girls will sell you your
Sunday bread, cakes, candy, &c.
In tho Thursday" or reception booth
Mr. c. Zulnui and others will sing, and
Prof. Hartman will play. The affair
bids fair to be ono OF the most enjoy.
| able on record.
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Il. A. GUM, NJ. D., Of Now York CITY,
Ia known to tho medical profession and
to tho public throughout tho on,iro
land. llo has had an opportunity OF
seeing peoples needs, both rs PROBES.
sor OF Surgery In tho United Statos
Medical Collecea and in hisextensiye prac.
ticc. IN speaking about one OF his
patients who was afflicted with the
most terrible OF all modern maladios,
Brights disease OF the kidneys, he
said:
"a chemical and mscrosropical OK.
animation Of the patients uriDo ro.
vcaled quantities OF albumen mud gran.
ular tube casts, confirming lIrights dis
case. After trying NIL OF tho other
remedies in vain, | directed him 10 use
Warmers Safe euro. ] was greatly sur.
prised to observe decided Improve.
ment within month. Within four
months no tube casts could BIO found,
aud only n trace Of albumcn, and, as he
expressed It, he felt perfectly we'll"
DR.. Gums experience only confirms
what other physicians and millions OF
people have known for many years; tina.
for all female troubles. all kidney diff.
cultios, and oven Bright's disease itself,
there Is but ono standard, one well
known remedy In the world, aud that Ia
Warmers Safe Cure. tyou arc suffer.
ing from any symptoms, such as pain In
tho back. occasional nausea, pains in
the muscles, bearirg.down sensations,
or any OF those unmis,akable signs
which indicate tho coming on of this
great trouble, you should not delay q
moment, but be warned in time.
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l:i' predicted tina. "Charlev's Aunt,
will make wheeling thaatre-goiug pco.
pie laugh as i, has done in New York.
Chicago and Boston. A correct idea al
its mlrth.psovoking powers will bo
found Monday evening, February IS
when II, iirst representation in this
city will be given at the Opera House,
There i,no question that it ha. made
London laugh ior two years, and that il
has boon seen for that period, aud s,ill
remains The mos. popular piece in tho
English metropolis. Equally it ia con.
cedcd that on it's 2j0th performances In
New York, l50:l in Chicago and il,
l5otil in Boston, il is the funnie,, com.
edy secn in decade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

Ell. Clifford, New Cnsscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Ehcnma.
,ism, his Stomach was disordered, hi,
Liver wns affected to m alarming de.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter.
ribiy reduced in iicah and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bittcrs and scvcn boxes OK
Bucslen's Arnica Salre, and his Leg is
sound md well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurnblc. Ono
bottle Electric Bittcrs and ono box Buck
lens Arnicn Salvc cured him entirely,
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

NEw ORLEANS. Fob. T.. Fitty.soyen,l,
day Crescent City Jockey Clubs winte,
meeting. Weather cloudy aud cold
track heavy. Summary:
First race, mie-Ro6ert La,ta won
Miss Mamie second; Henry Owsley
third; time, 900.
Second race, five iurlougs-La Banjo
won; Hollywood second; Black Jack
third time, 1881.
Third race, six iurlonvs-Rancocas
won; Bill Wni.e second; Satellite third ;
time, l:27l,
Fourth race. handicap, five and one.
half iurlongs-Black Ball won; Bird.
ca.chorsecond; rriSie third time, | :2Of,
Fifth race, six furlongs.-Cave Spripr
won; Pirate second; Jocko third; timc,
l:3Ok.
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ms tho South Side crowd ~ oil success
over the rrcek-which they are cure oil.
Tho games were remarkable az hsing
tho largest attendcd.of the season. The
alloy ado was crowded aud many couli
not get in sighting distance 0. the fray,
though it was no; difficult to get within
hearing distance, for tho games wore NJ.
tended by mora noiso than uny other OF
tho year. which is saying good deal.
In the first game Nameleya broke the
alley record by making $50, far and
away the best score ever made ina
championship game on the Muses. nj.
leys. Those who have been decryiug
Sameless and Inserting that they arc
conntc.ieits had to take in their horns
and Join tho Shakers. Nalneless started
ont with good load that was main.
tanned for several frames. but in tho
Hcvenlh frame I.aIIello was only i've
rims behind aud coming like mill race
BIT in tho next frame tho Samelcss
boys did Some ui tho very finest rolling
seen in Wheeling, piling up l2i pins in
the eighth frame, ovora twelve hun
drad gait. That frame loft LaBello
leagues in tho rear and Namelo,H Ind
WIN uh i'NCIcnNIIIE SuHiu w ~ tCSl1lFV
score. The feature was tho work OF
Bowlin aud Campbell. tho two Namcloss
Cracker jacks" and oiiRiddle. OF tho
same team. Wells led for LaBolle with
lG0. Story ofthe game:
Nameless-CAnpboll III. Bowlin l7G.
Atkinson lij, Wells l2G, Riddle l73,
Carcnbaucr no; total 032.
Lll'elo-J. Day l3j. VOLTS 100, Stcvon.
son l33, Rhoo' li6, Mccoy l2S. Will
Day il3; total 52i.
Snmeleu.....Si lSs Isl so IiG So On 73l SO p31
lAEello."""Gi liJ d. 3IJ ~ ~ 60! G7J 7j3 8!i
The second game was won by Name
ic's. hu, by very clolo score. and had
LaBallo done anything at nil In tho de.
eisive tonth inning thnt toam would
have won ont. Lal'Dllc took tho lead in
IT," openiny inning, bu. yielded tc
SaulelosS In the 0ccond inning, and wn,
IN the rear for several onnuiug frameu
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Don .Aluuko Ia sEit ~

LONDON. Feb. 12.-Don Alonzo, one of
the Croker:Dwyer horses brought TO
this country from New York on the
steamer Mississippi to take part in races
in England during tho approaching
season. has quite recovered FROM tho
effect Of chill he contracted In the
voyage across tho Atlantic. Heisnow
described by sportin: .outs as a .'ysry
taking horse. though on big scale -"
Dooblus, another OF the horses bought
over. has developed decided ameness
in his Of foreles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

wheeling to Have Four Days OF Races
SnNt summer.


Next summer.
Dates for race meeting at Wheeling
Driving Park have becn named. Yes.
terday representatives OF TINT track ha,,
u conference with Secretary Me.
CrackOn. Of tho McKoe's Rock. track
ut Pittsburgh, when it was decided
to have u meeting a, Wheeling on juno
%. 70, 81 aud %. This will DO the weol,
following the McKco's Rocks races.
mention OF which was made Saturday.
Wheeling is now In tho same circuit
rs Pittsburgh (Mckeo's Rocks), Cleyo.
land and Toledo. and tho best OF tho
country's trotiers and PAGERS, including
Robert j., Ajax, Alix and the acore or
two other famous thoroughbred, will
DO seon OH the new State Fair grounds
track. which, bv tho way, will DO one OF
the fastest tracks in the country. Tho
purses for the Jour days racing will foo,
up $1,000, sufficient to draw all tho ton.
notch animals on tho tro.tinr circuit.
Messrs. Harry Wheat and mate" Fiel
arc the local people who are Interested
III the June meeting.
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BiCIiiiAlltE.
Al soriso Local News and Gossip from
til. GinN CITY,


the Gin,s CITY,
George Dement, and George Merrill.
tho BnrneSyillo men charged with rob.
bling ii. L. Cox In Tint town, were con-
vic,od and Judge briggs sentenced Do.
inont to ak years and Merrill to three
years In tho penitoniiary. Pat Meme.
han, tho boy convicted Of stealing from
tho Baltimore & Ohio In this city, aud
who II wus thought might bcsontt to tho
reform school on account Of his youth.
waa sont up for ono year. Tho sheriff
will send them all to Columbus on
Thursday.
Thomas 7. Mason brooks his left arm
and disocatcd his shoulder by n fall
from tho elevator ut Rodeier Bros.
glass works, Monday. Mr.. Mason was
oil tho elevator going up when some.
thing occurred 10 brighten him. IN his
attempt to get of he slipped aud foil on
his loft side, producing tho Injuries
stated.
Thomas A. Welsh, the well.known
manager OF q coal company ut Arm.
strongs Mills, had ono OF his lcgs
broken yesterday. Mr.. Welsh was ou.
in sleigh, but no particulars could 10
learned ns to whether tho horse ran
AWAY, tho sleigh upset, or what did oc.
cur to cause the accident
Mr.. L. L. Emerson, deputy clerk oil
tho court, and wife. Mr.. S. b. Dreamer.
court recorder, and wiio, md Auditor
james A. Henderson, aud Deputy W.
A. Fcnton, OF st. Clarsvilc, came down
to the Pythians entertainment and ban-
quet
Judge Pearson, the congressman from
this district, will probably DO glad when
tho 18th OF March comes II there arc any
other posio!lice contests to get rs warm
US the one NJ 81. Clairsville.
Israel Heath, the man who was
charged with incest with his daughter,
was relcased by tho Probate Court in a
rehcaring OF his case at st. Clair.villc
yesterday.
". 7. Smith, esq., Of Barnosville, was
at bridgeport yesterday submitting m
Argument to Judge briggs In q case In
the common pleas court.
Miss Matte kclly, Of Canton, and
Miss Sadie Kane. OF Caldwell. who have
boon guests OF Miss Edith Thompson,
left for their homes yesterday.
A complaint has been lodged with the
mayor against Louis Long, charging
him with selling beer to minors.
The Grave! Hill reading club will
NEE. at the home OF Mrs. NJ. Alma
Sanders tomorrow evening.
The Bellaire bottle works is in opera.
ton this week and the steel works goes
on this morning.
John &. Morrison, who wa, laid up
for month with pneumonia, Is able to
be out again.
Tho Second ward tiremen had n
turkey roast in their hose house last
night
Rev. II. S. Boyd is home from New
Concord, where he preached last SUI
day.
The council and the school board
both held short sessions last night
". G. Bergundthal is in Cleveland on
business.
c. Rumbach wont to Sistcrsville yes.
terday.
john L Riley. OF Columbus, is in the
city.