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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01
ARABIAN TROTTERS.
Notable Horses From Russia to BE Trained
on tho American Track.
OCTAvUS COHEN.
New York.

Tho attention of horse breeders and rae
Ing men, both in this country and Europe,
at tho opening of tho approaching turf
season will be directed to the performances
of two notable Animnls-a pair of Arabian
2-ycar- Odds, from tho imperial stables of
Russia, which have been sent to this coun-
try to contest for tho honors of tho Amcri-
can turf.
Both Of these animals-Boolatslzy and
Stopniak-wcro bred by Grand Duke
Dimitri and presented to Mr.. w. T.. ID.
Stokes, who has presented them to his
wife, Grand Duke Dimitri is ono of the
most successful and prominent breed
ers in Russia, and from his extensive
stables have como Grand Prix winners and
thorouGhbreds that havo defeated every
thing in thor classes OH tho continent.
The Moscow Derby and races for imperial
purses nc st. Petersburg have boon fire.
quontly won by his stable Tho grand
duke has long been looking toward Amer
lea and has aspircd to win some of the
prizes hero with horses bred in his private
stud. Ho Is thoroughly informed on
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

osty and caused no end of tho sort of talk
which most managers nowadays seem to
regard as necessary to tho prolongation of
q run. Miss Nothorsole has ability, of
courso-a great deal Of it-but not noarly
so much rs sho Is alleged to possess Tho
newspaper paragrnphing done in her be-
half has had much to do with forcing hor
into position of prominence on the
American stage
am inclined to think that Miss Marti-
not will surprise everybody by her inter
probation of tho character Of Prosper Mer-
rimeos hcrono-wanton. 1 well remom-
Der hor work ms Dora in Diplomacy" mn
emotional rolo which Is almost always
oycrdono Miss Martinez, however, gave
it the exact quantity Of force, lcavonod by
the necessary naivetc, and hor touch was
as accurate rs though sho had been used to
no other class of roles in her stage career
She may, and, dare say will, do tho same
thing with Carmen"
How "The ,IIighwayman" Was Written.
A well X Town theatrical writer of this
city tells tho following story, which, be-
sides boini; interesting, is true which is
moro than can DO said of most stage ancc
dotcs:
"Groat saks from little acorns grow +"
Ono day laAt July Mary II. S'ono, Richard
Mansflcld'S literary amanuensis, was rid
ing In u bobtail cross town car. OF course
it happened in this city, for they don't run
bobtail horse cars anywhere olso any more.
Well, in this said antodiluvian coupe Miss
Stone mot friend, and they foil to talk
ing shop-about books and things. In
tho course of this conversation Lippincott' s
was mentioned. That reminded tho friend
that a friend of hers had advised her to
advise Miss Stone to read tho then current
number of that magazine since In her
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

GEORGE c. Min As RICHARD III.
promised her. New York manager that sho
would come. OF course there will be some
persons uncharitablo enough to suggest
that tho promise to revisit us was made
after she had been here and had accumu-
lated tho stock Of hatred which she is lust
now unloading after silence of more than
two years. In the meantime tho Duse
continues to got her FREQ advertising,
which, after oil, is what sho wants. Her
method is so refrcshingly novel that it OK
cites our admiration at tho samo time TINT
1t engenders contempt.
OCTAvUS COHEN.
New York
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

- D. FERGUsoN VS.. THE yINToN LAND
S a. Improvement In Company OF Roanoke, Va, ct
otsy OF Roanoke, Va: ava '"0
10 the vinton Land improvement Com
hha anS OF EGSSanToke, Va corporation; the
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company. a cor.
p s,ta; the State Savings Bank, corpo-
M san1h; o.. " Waggoner, franklin Rogers g. S.
b. Blnfo,d; e!ecusrix Of J. AZ. BiSior San dee
S ceased; X W. Stairs, d. A. johnson, g. D.. Jor-
SshIover as v White co whifo AND Wa Gsas.
Wi n; 6atR, George D. Williams and Chas. IL.
II. Parrish adminstrator OF James PsIr,ah ds
ceased; j. Hecht, Med l.. Wrenn, a. G. Free.
mn1n, z. Tcrdier. W. j. Sheppard, II. Nj. s.
adams, q. g. PEARSON. r. p. Walker. John W.
WWS non' u; Royster, W. L. Priene, William a.
nam; deeeascd: Mrs. Thomas j. nottingham. r
a; D9,6e, Z. b. Taylor. X, A. Whitehead, D.
B. Rogers. P Turney, Charles Myers. W. n
BBaInSSm. d. T. beckoycr, j. F. Christian, S.
nE aO aF Sames 'F Mrs Mann NJ bar
Davis Davis. William A. wrenn. s. a. Rice, Ii. c.
W raItora' J. B y; Camp j. 4 arnn o; e. Ed
Jordan, N: I. Z. Jordan. Jos a. Gale, M p.
81 Msn1, Wi y LTnsford j. H. wingste. r.
s. Ftrebeo and n. Daily, partners "a F;rehsc,
Daily; II. NJ. Wharton, X. M. Anderson.
GB n NJ e ana Al: .; Firehee, partners ns
A. ~ IL
,er, administrator OF s. ID Fuller deceased: A.
Is. Dickinson, A. n. Derr, qdmlnistrator Il n
II. with Will annexed OF r. u Derr, decosscJ.
=, e. NJ Hankle, Ii. l.. Page, j. w. Old and
n. Burruss: - W. o'u Ahu
You and each OF You are hereby notified that
pursuant to decree Of reference entered Svinn
corporation court for the city OF Roanoke Viz
ginia, on January 3lst, 1885, In the cause in chan
Gerry pending in said court in tho above short
style, wherein you are defendants will M INV
0 1a IN tho hirk Building in the city of Roanoke
N,L,sihia, ON 1uesday, March 10th, 1896 az Id
cIocR, q. M proceed to take, etate and rcnort
rceted by said decree. 80 VII
FIRST. All the real estate owned Nv the de-
ienuant corporation, the Vinton Land Improve
hoht company or Roanoke, Virginia.
second All the liens upon the real estate M
the defendant corporation, The Vinton Land I'm,
p,Iofoment company of Roanoke, Virginia. and
tne Priorlties OF the said lions.
t,on niT T What notes OF the defendant corpora.
or Roanoke, Virginia, secured by the deed ~
trust executed by said corporation dated March
!Uth. lS'2, to William Lunsford trnstee ronver
Ing the real estate In the bill and hbits in th;s
uausc mentioned, remain outstanding and nm
paul, III whoic or In part, and who are the hold
CTS OF me SAID notes aud what umounts still
remain unpaid upon said notes ~
II Is directed by said decree that this order of
Pnpncatlon shall be in lieu OF personal services
II the taxing OF said accounts DO not comnIeted
on inc above named day the game will be ad
}ourned from day to day at the came place and
honr until completed f"s' anu
Given under my hand as commissioner In
GTn ny OF the hustings court for the city of
1896 EVERETT pp pt rrGGSWrSuary,
Smith " King, p. q. Commiss;on.,r
29td iss'oner'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

Sadie Martinez has announced her in.
tention to present n dramatic version of
"Carmen, in which sho will of course
appear in tho title role. Miss Martinez has
doubtless been induced to take this stop
by reason of Olga MEMBERSHIPS great sue
cess in the part. Miss Martinez should
bear in mind, however,, that much of the
supposed favor with which Miss Nothersolo
was received was duo to much criticised
and moro boomcd kiss, which excited curl
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01
A THEATRICAL BUDGET
Stage Gossip From the New
. York Standpoint.
<S0CIAL HIGIIWAYMAN'S" BIRTH.

How Miss Mary Stone Happened to Write
the Now Famous Play-Sadie Martinot to
I Present Carmen" Shortly-Dazey's Good
! Luck and Well nIerIted Successes.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

FSRUSTEE'S SALE BY VIRTUE Of A
"A "A deea Iof truet executed September %, 1891,
aeed DOCK 81, page Si7. OF the Roanoke corpora.
tlon conrt clerks office, substituted trustee
10 the place or the trustee named in the said decd
(delanit having been made in the payment If the
note secured hereunder, and being required go
TO 40 py me benelclaryl viii, ON TIE SUTH
OF me courthouse In Roanoke city, cell by pubIic
anGtlon, to the highest bidder. the property CON
Yeyed In the said deed described as follows:
beginning ut point on the northwest corner
OF OF, commerce and Jefferson streets, fronting
oso,o ieet on latter street to Roanoke street.
tnence Win latter l22S feet to Birch street. thence
Win latter BIB feet to Commerce street. thence
wi I'm latter 81 feet to the beginning.
ecnting this trust and to pay a note OF "a 500 with
interest from September 20 1892, and the residue.
II any, payable one year from the day of sale.
oao. A. K. KING,
@@-tus Substituted Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

TNCIRCUIT COURT FOR ROANOKE CITY.
Frank Woodman and ais. In chancery, to Frank
n M9opm t1 and Koo Ballard Take notice. that
OM THE 2iTH DAY OF MARCH. 1895, at the
me city of Roanoke, Virginia, between the Rours
OF ~ q, a. M and p M OF that day, we shall pro.
others, to be read as evidence In our behalf IN q
certain emit in equity depending In the circuit
court Tor the city or Roanoke wherein wo are
plalhtiil and you are defendent; and II from any
cause the taking OF the said dispositions bc not
commenced, or II commenced, be not concluded
on that day, the taking thereof will be adjourned
from time to time at the same place mud het ,vnou
pletcd. 'Ai' o0 eoin-
VINES ~ WILLIAMS,
ho'E " ho"E. 223 sir wks
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES

1 N IuaSUAHCE OF DECRRE no nrTI1y
entered ON Inc soi fne ssi,y g Roanoi
ne enancsry cause OF Motto and schotz osn ~
win on sHT STGanDpasRy ritz Il ais s therein
MAkCH, 1896. ut IL o'clock a. m. orrcr To ~. Us
OF e6n auction Il to the highest bidder in 'front.'
ginia. sixty t6 shares of the capital sioc w.
=, - ia Brewing Company OF tho par value of
.ows: W. Hone as fol-
No iS3 so shares
Ne i9I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. shares
upon the following ,erms one fourth Of sna tss
sae and the residue to be payable in tSrce e1r OF
i eS. thirty ss sixty (soJ and ninety
ments to DO evidenced By negotiable notes b pay
an interest a THO rate OF Elk per cent per annum
or a. the eeeon S Of sold
put money may be paid in cash on day of
Tho purchaser will be r,ouired ,mmsd,a..,x
nSoE the above stock being sold to him to az
tstfb '1 o hna ei commissioner the good
i ta above required, and In tho event NJ ph}s
rssn,S 70 40 60 the sock Will be immed;atelv
'esoi9 10 the highest bidder.
). d. FERGUSON, Special Comm,ss,o,ar
III nE spVVe commissioner has executed bond "a
'sSa ai.ta i 80 the above mentionsd decree.
- -o9. ;. 5. BROOKE, Clerk
y MARCH, 1896, AT II O'CLOCK NJ In to-,
~ y s .ne courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke wilt
Seer,ibea sac, al public auction, the following
Reginntp atCei OF land, situated in said city:
saail street 100 feet from tho southeast corner or
Oh iii 1na W and sighth streets, thence with Mar
, erect 20 degrees 10 minutes east 1856 feet to-
olh III on Meorman road, thence south 81 de-
gIees eS minutes west a feet to a point thence
north 6S degrees 10 minutes west * fs.t tn
point thence soHth 81 degrees so minutes west AZ
deSre go IN "a aeN thence With said alley north IS
thence Forth 81 degrees so minutes east 1o5 tee;
~ tne place OF beginning. This sale lie made by
a aaac Oh the authority contained in a certain
uoeu OF trust from Francis 3. Kemp to tho nnder
aated the 10Th day of November, 1892 and
court Ia inc Clerks office OF the hostipgs
page al. i" uoeu pooh CO,
i. az Terms OF sALE:-Cash as to the costs OF
ss!e rs wen as the sum or 81 800 with interest
Sneteon from the 10th day OF November. 1895. and
sse 10 INC residue npon credit OF one and two
seia Arc rom me DAY OF sale, with interest from
" aeeu OF trust upon the premises conveyed.
Nff III BuClAN II. COOKE, Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01
CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker Problem No. 38l.-By j. p. Reed.
White-l0, H. 81, 49,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

fNRuSTBE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE of ADEBD
OF trust dated 22d day OF February. 1904 and
recorded In tho clerks office OF the hastings
Guurt, Guy OF Roanoke, in deed book S. page ak
In which Robert j. Hawkins conveyed to he nm.
oeislgned trustee certain real estate therein set
ment OF the sum OF 81 0S7 80 as therein eyidencsy
ana default having been made In the payment Of
DO by the boaer ,h ana ne,Ig requested so to
MAKCh TO- 1895, In front OF the courthouse in the
Guy OF h0hnoke proceed to sell at public auction,
In said deed, to wit: ''o
Ihat certain lot, parcel OF land situate In thu
beginning at point on the southside of the NoI''
. s ana western railroad 65 feet more or less
,ho inc northeast corner OF what is known as
OF the tracks, being and fronting on the NorfoIs
ana ana western railroad; thence with the Norfolk
ana Western railroad in an easteriy direction -
rect more or less to the northwest corner OF pron
e en3 sU,G 10 Emma Turner by r. H. woodrnm,
more or esg PACE "a between parallel lines 30 feet
TERMS-Cash as to the sum OF S4?7 Is to.
gotnor VIII the cost OF executing this trust and
OF 1919 payable in A monthly payments nf
SStao1 each, beginning to fall due on 25nd day OF
day OF each month consecutivcly thsresfter for
40 months, with interest on each payment from,
p pe0shhhry ~ 1888 until paid; balance, II any.
pnyseie IN one and two years after date with In
acIetred payments to be cvid snced BY ne
gotaoie notes OF the purchaser and secured nv
uc &C OK trust on the property sold.
2f'3od $. w. JAMESON, Trustee
TRUSTEES sALE-BY yIRTUE NV
Geed or tInst dated the 18th day OF July 1897
tecoi1ed In clerks office OF hastings conrt Tor
city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book rs macs ,k1 i
III INV wh tG Il: H. Woodrum and Anna r. WOOD.
rum MS wife, conveyed to the UNDERSIGNED Ger
seea,e et 10 ssate therein described in trust to
poslt Company the sum OF $3.50. as theroin Ne,
o ,nn gnu aeianlt having been made in the pay
ineht or said debt and having been reonested 50
20 E 40 nT the holder thereof shall, on SATUR
- THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. iS96 Ar
IL ~, 0SCLoCk NOON, in front OF the courthouse
nnh SnS s,y OF roanoke Va, proceed to sell &C
tain let or parcel of land lying in the city OF Roa
noke, va, on the north side OF Campbell avenue
n an SnH H%Is as lot Is section 49, plat and map
Hnttc, nS Srgver town lots made by Edward s.
good tWo.story franc dwelling and is situated In
one OF Inc best residence sections OF the city.
,,n. hhMsSash as to the cost Of executing this
cent and the sum OF 8, Asa rs, together with sn1
UNPAID taxes that may be due. Balance, IL any.
paysple In one and two years from date OF saie
mtm ineest, deferred payments to be evidenced
oy negotiaole notes ana secured by deed Of trnut
oI s tns pfopetEy sold. s. w. JAMESON,
Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

TRuSTEE'S SALE;-oN THE 18TH DAY OF
i MARCH,, lS'6, WILL, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ
offer for sale, in front OF the courthouse of the
CITY OF Roanoke, at public auction the following
described parcel Of land situated Ia the CITY Of
Roanoke: wv vi
Beginning at point on the south side Of
Shenandoah avenue 100 feet east OF Park street
thence with said avenue 200 feet to point thence
south 100 feet TO Tho Norfolk and Western rail
road line, thence with said line west 40 feet TO
point, thence north 100 feet to the place OF be.
gihhlnE, ana known rs lots 3, 4, 3 and g. In sec
ton a." as shown by the man OF the Rogers,
FAIRFAX and Houston addition to the
city OF Roanoke This sale is made
uhuer the authority contained in deed OF
trust from the Traders Invcstment Com
ppany to the undersigned, dated the 26,h day OF
May 1872, and recorded In the clerks office of
the hnstings court for the city OF ROANOKE in
deco rook So page IT'S. The amount due under
TINS deed is 5000, with interest thereon from he
frat day or August, 1895 ~ "o
TERMS OFSALE:-C Cash US to the costs OF sale.
as wen as the amount due under this deed of
,a ana the remainder on credit OF one and
TWO years from date OF SALE which credit nav
ments shall be evidenced by the notes OF the
p ,G,is, secured by deed OF trust on the
premises conveyed. LUCIAN IL. COOKE,
- ~ Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

Do You BURN Coal? If so, got w.
X. Andrews e. Co., 2l9 Salem avenue. to
deliver 1t to you Nth their belled
teams from under their dry sheda.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

What an artistic press agent Eleonora
Dusc, tho wonderful Italian actress, would
mako! When sho was last in this country,
sho got columns of newspaper space by tho
simple announcements that sho would not
submit to AN interview. This year sho
accomplishcs tho snmo end by declaring
that sho positively hates America. and
only made the second visit because she had
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01
Christianahr-, W NJ commission

I, John c. Hairless. clerk of Montgom.r, ~.
cut court, 40 certify that A. A Phlcgar. the
Special commissioner appointed TO sell the land g
Orsin Adams vs; VIM. Eggleston ct ala. and VIM 1nS
E Eegiess s9 xs. The New River Sulphur Springs
S u aie mas executed the bond required by tie
GeClee Given under my hand this 4th dsv or
fesoIran td 1896 JOHN q. HAIRLESS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-30
Patrnl nottIing Maehine..

william LIppkardt and Julius Blum
euberS, OF Martins Ferry. have Invent
ed an automatic feeding mechanism
and magazine feeder for bottles. two
very Important patents for which the
Papers arrived yesterday. Both pat
ents have been in use Mt the Belmont
brewery for some time and are q great
success. Several other brewers have
made application for right to use them.
and they are n great Improvement owes
the old way. one man can cork as
fast as two can bottle. In fact, e
barrel can be bottled in five minutes,
and With the device the beer will not
lose any c5rbonlc acid gas. One Is
known as the De La Vergue and the
ether the Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-30
THE HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
The Committees who will Have Charge o.
the supper Tables.

The Committees who will Have Charge OF
the supper Tables.
The following are the names Of la
dies who win serve on the supper COM
mlttee at the coming hospital bazaar
and supper. The personel of the other
committees was published several days
ago;
Mrs. John Frew, chairman; Mrs. w.
F. Butler, Mrs. L. J. Bnyha. Mrs. N. b.
Scott, Mrs: James Rodgers, Mrs. A. i.
Hustled. Mrs. DR.. J. C. Hupp, Mrs.
George n. McMcchen. Mrs. Roseman
Gardner, Mrs. Heber List, Mrs, n. b.
Metcalf. Mrs. James Rhodes, Miss
Cooke Wilson. Miss Mary Vance, Mrs.
Mary Delaplaine.
Supper Tables-Mrs. T. c. Moftat.
chairman; Mrs. George B. Caldwell,
Mrs. S. P. Norton, Mrs. Charles Franz
helm, Mrs. DR.. Aschman Mrs. j. s.
Gibbs, Mrs. John p. Glass, Miss GusSle
Wright, Miss Mary A. Frew. assist
ants.
Second committee-Mrs. Cecil Robin
son and Mrs. James Nell. chairmen:
Mrs John Citizen. Mrs. J. ]. Jones. Mrs.
DIR. John Dickey. Mrs. Joseph Metcalf,
Mrs. John Garden, Mrs. Matthew Chew,
Miss Blanche HoBe, Miss Edith Ewing,
Miss IhETle NIlkuts ASSl1ktANn.
Third Committee-Mrs William StI-
fel and Mrs. Mary FranEheim, chair
men: Mrs. James Riddle, Miss Alice
Egerter. Miss Nellie Egerter, Miss
Louise Stifel, Miss Clara Stitel, Miss
Mary Bayha, Miss Laura stifel, assist
ants.
Fourth committee-Mrs. Howard
Simpson and Mrs. PEBBLES Tatunt.
chairmen; Mrs. Charles Hughes Mrs.
John Riheldaffcr, Mrs, Fred DiclEin-
son, Miss Bessie Barley, Miss Kate
Hazlett. Miss Martha List, Miss Mary
Van Wrinkle. Miss Ethel Bailey. assist
ants
Fifth Committee-Mrs William Tier
nan and Mrs. ]. j. Holloway. chairmen;
Mrs. A. p. TalIman. Mrs. Ed. c, Ew-
ing, Mrs. DR. Jepson, Mrs. ], X. Hall,
Mrs. Joseph f. PAUL. Miss Harriet Dali
Zell. Miss Belle Mendel, Miss Sue Net
calf. assistants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-30
United states civil Service examination.


The United States civil service COM
mission has ordered that an eXnInlna-
tIon be held by It's local board In this
city on Saturday, March z. 1886 COM
ucncinC at O'Clock. n. M, for the
grades OF clerk, storckeeper. gnuGer and
storekeepcr- EauSer in the internal rev.
.cnue service Only citizens OF the
United States chn be examined. Tho
ago limitations for this examination ore
as follows: Clerks not under is years;
others not under q years No npplicG-
tion will he accepted for this exntnina-
tlon unless fled with the undersigned,
In complete form. on the proper blank,
before the hour OF closing business on
February II, 1893. Applications should
be filed promptly. therefore, IN order
that time may remain for correction II
necessary.
The commission takes this opportuni-
~ Of atatinE that the examinations are
open to all reputable citizens OF the
United States who may desire to enter
the service, without regard to rncG or to
their political or religious affiliations.
All such citizens are invited to apply.
They shall be examined. graded and
certified with entire lmpartlRllty. and
wholly without regard to any consider
alton save theif efficiency. ns shown by
the grades they obtain In the exam
lnatlOn.
For application blanks. full Instruc-
tons, and Information relative to the
duties and salaries OF the different po-
Fitlons, apply to ], II. Finley. secretary
board OF examiners. internal revenue
service.
Postoflcc address: Petersburg, W.
Vn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-30

The first successful attmpt to escape
from the Ohio county jail since tho new
Jail was brought into use was made last
night. Nellie Ellsworth. a Maynard
young woman who has frequently been
UP in police court, was the prisoner
who got away. II she will stay away
she will not be troubled by the otiicials,
probably. She was arrested last week
for being out after nightfalI for Inn
moral purposes, and was sent to jail
for thirty days by the mayor. Sbe
wrote letter to n man asking him 10
meet her in Bridgeport to-day. which
caused n smile when the officials read
II, hut she said she would keep her
engagement, and SO far as Is now
known she win be able TO do so.
Last night Mt late hour Miss Ellis
worth, probably being troubled with
insomnia, was walking about the jail
corridors, to which the female prison.
ers have free access, when she found
n window which she was able TO open.
She opened 1t. Then she got guilt q
piece OF canvass off cot IN the jail,
and two chains which had been used to
fasten doors. With these she made a
rope, and walking out on the roof.
started to slide down to the ground.
The chains held, and the part OF the
rope made OF quilts proved trust
worthy, but when she. reached the
twisted canvas II gave way and she
fell ut least twenty feet TO the ground.
The print OF her feet showed with
what force she had fallen, but the
ground was soft and she was able to
get away.
sheriff Frnnzheim has frequently
called attention TO the possibility OF
escape through the window by which
the woman left. II will no doubt be
barred hereafter. The only interest
anybody took In the escape was from
the fact TINT It would be Just as easy
for a more important criminal to get
away as she did.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-30

In Judge campbell's court yesterday
the jury in the contested will case OF
Mrs. Armbrustcr failed TO agree upon a
verdict and was adjourned until this
morning.
In Judge Paul's court the case OF
Horst Bros VS.. the Reymann Brewing
Company was dismissed, agreed.
The mandate OF the supreme court OF
appeals sustaining the decision OF
Judge PAUL IN the case OF George Ankle
VS.. the board of county commissioners
OF Ohio county. was received and en-
tered rs the record OF this court,
In the criminal court the case OF ia-
ger Miller, accused OF breaking Into
a. ]. CIarkc's residence with intent to
rob, was put on trial
Late last evening he was found gull
ty. z
In the case Of Hattie Bcnll VIZ. E.IB,
Agnew, ct al, A. r. Jacob, James Dixon
and John McColloch were appointed by
Judge PAUL to employ an engineer to
go upon the real estate in question and
make partition thereof.