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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
ITALIAN CHEESEMAKINo.
fHT4nitivs Method of Handling the Ewes
MIX.


Milk.
Every morning. two hours befor
dawn In winter and one hour when tht
days lengthen to spring, it is the duty
OF the cheesemaker to call the shep
herds by beating q drum. The ner
who live in the open emerge from theii
straw boxes at the sound and begin te
drive their herds toward the milking
shed.
There each flock enters its own pen
these smaller pens communicating with
. larger one into which the focks are
admitted in turn: from this central irs
closure there are ten or twenty narrow
openings which Lead into as many short
passages. Near the end of each ma,
is seated on his stool with milking PAL
ready, and as eve after eyre crowds
down the narrow corridor the mixer
throws two-pronged wooden fork over
its neck. thus holding it until ii is
MIXED, and so on until the z, 900 or s, Oeq
ewes have given their tribute of milk.
In some dairies it Is the custom te
make the ewes pass twice through the
milking shed, and it is said that thi,
system has been known to give an in.
crease of production of over 7,ese
pounds Of cheese. The focl1s are then
driven to the grazing ground allotted
to each by the head man until the sun
sets and the evening milking time come,
round egain. The milk is meanwhile
carried by the mixers to the
"vergheria," where it is poured through
coarse linen sleeves into the caldron;
the milk is first slightly warmed. then
lifted from the fire till the rennet n
added; after that it is boiled until the
curd forms a solid block. which sink.
to the bottom of the caldron, leaving
only the milky whey.
The cheesemaker's duty is now to d.
vide this curd among the men, who
manipulate and press 1t With theii
robust arms until st is dry, when 1t il
formed into round, fat cheese. on which
the name Of the man who made IL j,
stamped. The remaining whey is boiled
second time, and new it Is the duty
Of less Genifed subordinate to divide
large spoorfuls of the eoagulated mass,
now called "rfcotta," to the men. not
forgetting the absent shepherds. If any
remains 1t is put into small bowl-shaped
baskets Of woven withes and sold. And
in this routine, repeated each morning
md evening, the days pass slowly by
Good Words
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
OMAHA Is PROUD OF THEM
sends Dat Nice Great Long story About
:ke Christian UnIonis;s-


Maha, Neb. Aug. 1s.-The delegates
90 the annual convention of the Young
Peoples Christian union OF the United
Presbyterian church are gathering in
the city at a rapid rate. The ccnven-
ton does not open until tomorrow ev-
eaing but the advance guard is in the
city and nearly every train brings del
egations from various points. The rush
will not commence until tomorrow
however. The local committee is food
ed with reports OF large delegations
coming from all points Of the compass
and these delegations are assigned to
quarters in accordance with their de-
sires as TO price. Some of the largest
delegations. however, have simply sent
word of the probable number coming,
without giving any of the details requir-
ed by the local committee and these
cannot be assigned until the arrive.
About a dozen clerks are kept busy in
the rooms Of the local committee. max
ing assignments Of delegates. and an
idea may be gained from that fact Of
the magnitude Of the work. From all
indications there wifi be about 5000 DEL
egates in attendance al the sessions Of
the convention.
The Colorado delegation will arrive
on a special train over the Union Pa
cifc tomorrow morning. This VIII bring
delegates from all parts Of Colorado.
The Colorado people were expected to-
day in order to attend the meeting 81
the Nebraska synod tonight. but word
was received this morning that the
train would rot leave Denver until to-
night The Kansas delegation arrived
this evening on the Burlington and
Missouri river road. A special train on
the 3 and NJ. from the southwestern
Tart Of Nebraska viii arrive about II so
tomorrow morning With about go dele
gales. A special train viii arrive over
tne Rock Island at noon tomorrow with
& large delegation from Pittsburg and
vicinity. making the run from the
Smoky City in twenty-six hours
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Earsas City, Aug. 1s.-W ieat-Active;
somewhat higher; No. hard. 50G5lc: No
3, AG4Tzc: No. . nominauy, Doc; No. )
rel. rron1inaily, 1890.
CONFIRM; No. mixed. z4clizc; No
2 white, 2lTsG2c>
Oats-Aotfve, unchan rei: No. : mixed.
Dom-naTy isF17c; No. white, % GEi-c
Rye-No. 2 nomInally, Sc
Hsy-Weak: choice timothy. S.ooG7-5o;
prairie choice 81 odd4.50.
Ecg@Firnn. TO.
Cattle-Recelpts. 500 shipments. $50:
best grades steady: others weak and Ioc
lower. Texas steers. g. ssI3.e ": Texas COWS
$ ET2 X: beef steers, S3-osT+-fS; nativ.
cows. 3. sG?Aoa: stockerS and feeders. - %
ga: bulls, sl-SE3.50
HorAPece.pts. 80; shipne-ts. 40:
market sSrfDc higher: bulk OF sales. S>1cG
: -. besv iez & sfT73 Is: rsa,-krrs 3 GS7S15:
mixed. 81 ecGs s.: lights. sS15<z3-39: yOrks-S
g SIS 20: pigs. Sssf7-1
Sheeo-Recetpts. 1.soo; shipments none:
rnarize. strong 70 fsr higher: lambs. 500
81 ruttons & leG2 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

GAME CALLED.
Western League Games.


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug. 1S.-Score:
RHE
Minneapolis ...011o2 2A6 10 2
Kansas City 30 0 0 0O110-2 1
Batteries: Hutchinson and Schriver;
Callahan and Lake
St. Paul. MINI, Aug. 1s.-Score:
RHE
St. Paul .5 So1275 o29 % 0
Milwaukee 30 0 0 900 E613 4
Batteries: MuIlane and Spies; Bocch-
ers and Spear.
Grand Rapids. Mich, Aug. 1s.-Score:
r H Z
Grand Rapids 4ooo1e0 SIP Z
Columbus ......1 0 0 0 0 0 3 l 2-7 10
batteries: Mcfarland and Hodge:
Jones and Wilson.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1S.-Score:
First game
Detroit ........o o011o0 3-5 s /
Indianapolis 30 0 0 o o 0 0 0 90 5
batteries: Thomas and Twineham;
De!ETnan and Buckley.
Second game
RHE
Detroit ...oo ooo15o o-s u .
Indianapolis IL 0 00l21 - 10 /
Batteries: Thomas and Twineham;
D3mman and Buckley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
OMAHA MURDER CASE CLEARED
Two Disreputabie Women Confess to
knowledge of Exster'a Death.

Omaha, Neb-, Aug. 1s.-A special TO
the Bee says that the murder Of ". F.
Eyster OF Pennsylvania, which occur
red at Lincoln last week, has been SOW
ed This was a joint confession made
10 the county attorney by Laura and
Della Clark, who kept the resort near
which the dead man was found. The
confession has been taken in shorthand
and is now in the county attorneys
possession. In substance IL recites that
the drugging of Eyester was done by
Cliff Hagey in the Clark house. The
girls say they did not see morphine act
uaily administered, but are positive that
1t was given to Eyster by Hagey in
some beer which was furnished by
them to Hagey. The object was rob-
herv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

Sunbdfr a dtsfe fashionable at sum.
iner resorts, bat To hear of sufferins
from heat "a the 6rtfc regions seems az
most incredible. Lieut.. Glider relates
the experience of his party from tbs.
clause while one simmer in kine VIII
lAxn's land. and declares that probably
nowhere On earth is tho traveller udore
annoyed by acute suhhurn than IN thu
frisid zone. The heat Of ordinary eyer
else oosnpcis him 20 Throw back the
hood of his fur coat, and by thus expos
Ing his head. not only his entire face
necomes biistered. but-especiaily IL
20 il fashionable enough 10 wear his
hAir tAinon the top CT his head-his su-
tire scalp il affected about as severely
as II bric.Set OF scalding water hsf
been poured cpon him. AT 6 later period
Lieut. Schwatka's entire PARTY, while
oPon a sledee journey from Marble
island 10 Camp DAILY, were so severely
burned that not only their fsces. but
their entire heads were swollen to u,ear-
Nv twice their natural size. Ard fine
looking party they werel Some had
faces so swollen that their eves were
completely cIoeed OF awakening from
sl.ep. When one was fortunate enoura
to be able to see the others lie could rot
refrain from laughing-St> Louis Re-
public.
The smallest hu-rrnins-birr weighs
~ Grains
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TO THE BOTTOM OF A SHAFT
Five Men Reported Killed in a Falling
Gage Near RutIe. Mont.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 1S.-Five men are
reported killed and others injured by
falling cage in the St. Lawrence mine
near rhiS city. The evtent of the acct
dent and loss of life Win not be known
until morning, owing to distractions in
thes haft. The accident was caused by
the breaking OF the cable reel and the
cage dropping with lightning speed TO
the bottom Of the shaft, a distance Of
1.500 feet. carrying down Foreman Ry-
an, John Manning, John Campbell and
two other men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
BANK BURGLARS AT wAUKoMIs
They Leave the safe SC That an Expert
VIII Have to Omen IT

Waukomis. o. T. Aug. 1s.-(Special)
Last night burglars entered the Bank Of
NaUk9mis through g, rear window.
They knocked the dial off the outside
combination and took ii with them. so
i is not known now Il anything was
stolen or not as the safe viii have TO be
opened by an expert. The work shows
IL was done by experienced hands, No
other damage was done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
ACTRESS JEWELS


tsDs EIsSs1t stss>s Ns~s ~ TsaSo
TEszeh Actresses.
Me- A6eli1A Tstt. EzS re ha-Sso-,
e.. ard largsr. number q ;esex o. a.,
OF TIE modern ACTRESSES AID spe,z kinr
erS Ste ls.siy vore Il Tie laird ~. q
-La Trzrssts" . e-s-s oorersd VIII
precious stooes ~ the vase 81 6 20. "a
Ihssr rto>~s are Tow 10 Par. - -
r,set in lie sssp~ u :zlip-lEk. -r-ss
ls+, formed o. sr~-r I~1rss. tr>a vbiet
tie rso-Ss>ifac O. go 5o.ii1s -
emerge al re frSs sad 80. II
rubses have h-rn sga-ed % eassPoss
BIZ ro~s mount for eng Azs=ylz2- an<
destined. !: aSpezr~. 70 - rlzred -.
lad t-e ears Er1z< ~ Eas lSEzz=.-x .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
BOSTON MARKETS,

Boston, Mass, Aug. 1s.-The demand
IN the wool market continues light and
only small sales are reported The al
sence OF business keeps prices on
nominal basis and the small purchases
that are made are on the basis OF
quotations, while any round lots that
are picked up are on private terms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
OLDEST OF BRITISH FAMILIES
Tn. Name 4. Mar-Dats~ from the ys&s
1903.


1923.
AZ result OF reccDf invest - tons
IL has been shown that the foundation
Of the families OF about dozen 81 ;h,
400 basons OF the Britain house @. iort,s
dates back 20 1900. the earliest beius
1854. The oldeet family In the Rrs@irn
Isles s. the Mar family Of Scotland
1893. The csmpbclis. OF Argyll. bssrar
IN 1880. Intermediates from 100, BIS.
Inarck from 1870. the GroSvenor faInlly
the dukes OF Westminster. 1oag: tire
Austrian house OF Hapsbuf4 goes boch
70 Csc and the houae OF bourbon To se8
The descendants OF Mohs-nmed. borr
go. are ell rsristcred carefully and al.
thorftAtively ia book kept in Mecca
By the chief OF the family. Little OF nc
doubt exists OF the abeoluts autisn.
ITCHY Of tire long line of NoharnEned's
descendants
In China there are many old fsrniiies.
,lzo among the Hebrews. -Bnf.- asys
"a authority. when II coma to ped.
grees there IA one gentleman - whor-
sae world must take OF its hat not a.
2 fscile princeps Or prirnhs inter pare.
but "a the great and only nonrsuch
This IL tbs rnilsatio of japan" b,
Tlane has been Sled ~ Members 81 he
family for more thai e,seo years The
present rnfkado 10 the 12zd os the Iin>
The fTst one was contemporary with
Nsbuchainetzsr. eco years before
Christ- OF the sever great religions
eznnaersied by Max Hrll-r ~ pozs~~s-
Ing BtbIes the raiksd6S family IL older
tAzo fre.
Since al Of IA have tbe eorsolassso "A
Knowing that ws arr descended fror1
the nrzt family :. r-asjurs no dInsrenes
~ some Of The sa-ly records sre lost.
erccp. 80 FAT, a. toey relate 70 recent
properly ti.lss-Pss.sbrrrh pispss>k.
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WONT MAKE A oNr-FaRE RATE
Western Pass enser Lines at Variance With
Trans sFi.SpurI Lines

Chicago. Aug. 1s.-Roeds in the terri
tory Of the Western Passenger asSocia-
ton have refused TO join with the lines
N the Trans-NisSOuri association in
M king 3 rate OF one fare FOR the round
trip for The meeting % the National
-tssste6tfod at Denver. They have, how
ever. agreed 70 make a rate of one and
9ne-Ihird fare for the trim.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
A LESSON IN CHARITY.
Inexpensive Phflanthroplo Deed Of
IIserpooI Nan.

Ihe1psnsive Phflanthroplo Deed Of Q
Liverpool Man.
One of those true-heai-ted chaps often
read of in romances made his appear.
snce in Liverpool few days ago and his
sympathies were OF once aroused by the
sight OF three or four men waiting for
work.
'sI'll be hanged If II isn't tough" he re-
piled, when they told him they hadn't
had any work for month How
would you like some oysters?"
I They smaclsed their lips by way of re-
ply, and he gathered up a crowd Of
eight, marched them to fish shop end
ordered oyster stews for each one.
1T just does my soul good to zee them
eat" he said to the owner of the place,
ss the eight 9 ot to work.
"Ies, it's beautiful sight" was tie
reply.
1T makes me feel good in here" con-
tinued the stranger from Manchester,
laying his hand on his heart.
: q good deed brings it's own reward"
was the soft answer of the shcpkeeper,
as be calculated his profits.
q can't rest there must do further
good" said the big-hearted stranger,
and he rushed out and brought in three
negroes, a chimney-s~eep. two boys
and an old woman, and ordered more
oysters. The Is people went for
oyster soup In manner to amaze,
and their guardian nudged the shop
keeper In the ribs and eaid: See the
gentle lambs, Oh, that could feed the
poor of all lancashire"
You are good man, and Heaven will
reward you.- replied the proprietor, az
be filled the dishes up again
The stranger said he wanted TO bring
in Just five more, so as 10 say that he led
an even score, and he rushed out after
them. while the shopkeeper sent after
more oysters, etc.
The stranger did not return.
The is in the shop licked their plates
clean and departed in JOYFUL procession,
and the last one had passed out before
the man who furnished the soup had 20.
lthrcugh waiting for the return of tie
big-hearted stranger.
There were oaths and slang phrases,
and watehwords and expressions, de.
nvered IN the purest English. but what
inatered it to the Is soup devourers. who
drew In line opposite, and resolved
that them Oysters just touched tho
sPct"-Srare Moments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
Distinguished English JurlSts VIII vIsi
TIE SaratoEa Meetlnr.

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. IS.-The nine
feenth annual meeting OF the American
Bar association. which formally begins
TOMORROW. VIII b one Of the most Ia ~sa-
~ attended and the most eventft,l 81
far n its history. The association TvfB
sutsnue in session three DAYS ans VII
conclude with a banquet on Fricsr
nsgnt. Tie fact that Lord Russell
chfef justice Of England. and other dis
tineuishe5 members OF the British bar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-19

Pork-Easier; standard mess, tobbing,
6.5oq675.
Lard-Eas;er; prime steam s3-z: choice.
$35.
Bacon-Shoulders, Oboxec) $1zss: longs
2sG,s; ribs. 4-121z: shorts. $40
Dry salt meatS-Shoulderss Sooxed) 80;
longs 2.61x: ribs. e. %; shorts, S-S1i>
Wooi-NomiDally unchanged
Coctoa-Ffrm to &c higher: sales. Is
bales; uliddlinz, TIC; receipts, los bales;
Shipments 81: stock, lisa
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The Httie Dor began: "o,sy. twoerv.
iclery 4En; Tins1r3. !oiliso-s, ElesoiA,
Js5; eutesy esnvy. English nxT-
Here" SHOUTED hss.tsth~-. ~don's -
ne bear 70. sry.s' csss sry frore;-
What's The rns.rr7 With ~ paw
Evsrytsi-gs the mater vita e.
Gsre I Ern paying nv taxes for battle
sbipa ard cruisers n-d thirrs snd yos
ts~en't TIRE respect for ycnr fa.e>r AL
yorr ocuat-v 90 say 'yaakse rary!' I
CO: h.x notlon 70 ,ss ys'Ir ark; inst
70 make you rsrzxzabe-.--SlsesHz2st
Eoouir.r
Tas rsrssei fss Desss.s.
we >-oposs % sno7T. xenfscz-n -
To- fury sald eo-z1s~l for 10 deseasss
-st1t II - impossible for the a~<sn62x:
20 hs~. committed tbs crSrre. IA sks
Hrzt plsrs sse viii psote tsss o. r.
fsrdzrt vss nowhere n.zx .fs s~~z.s cf
yas crfrss d. ,he firns tb- rsrrder vss
committed. ~S-r. re sia essr tLs ~
disyu.asi s fssrs-.ony 81 p~-sous via
ssv ~. Defendant "a tSs spot sd wt>
id 10. sse ere dsf~s6aat oornxatt 10
r-ir<~. We w. ahC~ fksAs 70 p-o<~s
~nS fo.saS n sas bo<y % he e~ess<<<s.
Ne. Only t,as. b1t ne vii r--e ss@s y
80 rszt Ike - TIE Yso~stu-tss h he
ear. We ~El fartAer-r<e slow list
rss SsosAssd ocrzr7lt.>S ssses5e- 1zS
ks., be. ac- lsss- ~s~il prove. b~-ozi
sc <>sGs~ ~ . 6<ess fk.. ne -
s~s-ed - not S,A Il ~s~-~ e AZ vt,eas
eorroeorzssvs fsr-s. r~nsscn-n % -
tsry. - ESPECIALLY AK ser 9. 80
z4stss-.--E. i. J-aT-sI
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Josnzs~-H&- ssr't kso~ "a vas -
ssfzl ssrez-. ID yos7
Na-xo. s--6>~f.
We'll. hs EEs. -, 'rsre. is~sre Aiss
szy .hn. - tA-~w tie f,s~-1 - a'&es,
-s~z lat Ei-4t fz - axssa
~~xs & zxEsta
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ASSISTED BY RAIN
BROOKLYN DEFEATS TIE BOSTON.
IANS AT BOSTON.

Storm Comes mp and Cuts the Game on at
Fifth Inninc, Thus Ending the Game
With the Score at Five to One in Favor
of the Bride Eroorns- Plays
all Around f.r pbiilies - New York
Washington G~m me Called In the Second
on Account of Rain, With New York
Aheac-Western Games
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silver Republicans should be left out
The Populist convention did not pro
coed so far. only appointing ordinary
committees. The evident plan was TO
force the initiativeu pom the Democrats
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
NEW YORK Markets

New Orieans Aug 1S-Coctor-Firm:
rnii6ling. 7S.c; low midddling, s-lSc; good
ordinary l5-l6c-
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=. ? Fer-es.. AzEr=s. So<s
EeE-5 Soy--. IL Eo1-. k1eE
= Ncco-sa11<- Az-1-fe- ~
Tovr<e-1 = fssb5c1s, - szse. zo<z.
Pat AcA-1lsy. F-Ses~SS-- -zftte a.
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RRIDEGROOMS 5; BEANEATERS 1.
Boston. Mass, Aug. 1S.-Brooklyn won
the game today with the assistance Of
the rain storm which ended the game
at the fifth inning. Score:
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Batteries: BROOKLYN, Kennedy and
Grim; Boston, Nichols and Bergen.
Earned runs-BroklOyn 2. hree basehits
-McGann- Stolen baseS-McCarthy
Shoch. First on balls-By Kennedy 1; by
Nichols ?. Struck out-By Kennedy ?.
Passed baIls-Bergen. Umpire-Sheri-
Gan. A-fee1dancf. ! SS1
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ORIOLES 8; PHILUEs ..

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Thec ham
pions outpGayed the Phillies at every
point and made il four straight At
tendance 2, 400. Score:
r II z
Philadelphia ....o1oooo0o 3
Baltimore ......1 ! 3 0 1 0 - II 2
Batteries: Philadelphia, aylor and
Boyle; Baltimore. Esper and Clarke
Earned ladelphia .; Baltimore
.. Two basehits-Deiehanty 2; Cross,
Taylor, Brodie. Three basehits-Hall-
rss2n. Kelly. Esper. Stolen bases-Brodie.
Boyle. Kelly .; Reitz. Hit by pitched
baN-Reicz, Jennings. Struck OUTS
per, Clarke Wild pitch-Esper. I'M
pire-Hurst.
GAME CALLED.
New York. Aug. 1S.-The New York
Washington game today was called al
the end OF the first inning on account OF
rain. the score standing 20 in favor Of
New York.
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WICHITA MARzErs

wichita. AEg. n
HOGS
EoCEFtr- % - cents hsEEsr
pE-EsFg 49,
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The smallest hurnins-b're weighs
~ grains.
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New York, Aug Extraordinarily
4. 600 barrels; exports 1854 Market
was 10 cents lower on association
brands Of spring patents resulting in a
fair business; otherwise the market was
ar
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PRICES ON THE SAG
FIVE ITEMS TO ONE Is THE RATIO
AGAINST TIE RARKET.

IL Is Lower Tendon Prices, Selling for For
General Business Situation and Railway
Returns, Against q Weak Market for
Foreign Exchange, These Constituting
the Chief Infioences Upon yalues-Dis-
turbance In Indian Exchanges-Snver
Continues Yeak-Leans and CiezrinsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
MARTINS FERRY.

Chas. Hoyle is spending a fortnight at
Epworth Park.
Miss Joanna and Margaret Kelso re-
turned to Xenia, Ohio. yesterday after
q pl asant visit with Rev. and Mrs. e.
G. Bailey.
Health Officer Darrah and a force Of
assistants were at work last night abat-
ing the stagnant water nuisance oCDo-
site the furance. An engine was used
to pump the water into the sewer
Rev. Brownler and 4. K. Kin spent
yes erday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gift
fen at their country home.
Miss Bessie Ban IS home from Mt. Lake
Park.
There was large attendance at the
BAPTIST picnic al Suites yesterday.
An injunction against the Broadway
paving will be fled to-day.
The death Of Miss jamie Mears, which
occurred At the North Wheeling Hosp
tai Friday morning was a grev.ous
shock to her wide circle of friends. She
was bright promising girl with attain
ments Ear beyond her years.
The widow CT the late W. N. Hclr-
day has elected TO take her appointment
of the estate allotted by law.
The assignee of Thos. Mears has been
granted the privilege of selling person.
al property at private sale.
H.. c. Mitchell has sold thirty-saven
acres on Scotch Ridge, TO Susanna Helt.
for 1920.
Auditor-elect Aldridge will remove to
St. Clairsv;lle, September LIST.
The strike at Diilonville is still I'M
settled.
A letter from Fred Seby states that
ne and Cycler Pratt abandoned their
trip 10 Washington when Morgantown.
w. Va. was reached, on account Of bad
roads. They Will journey southwark
Ed. Meek. of Glencoe: II. y. Hobson.
Of Empire, Principal Bowers. of the
GAINESVILLE schools, and one other are
applicants for the vacancy in the high
school.
1t took half dozen gold msn two
hours by The clock, to down one silverite
in front of the post office yesterday af-
terncon, and then they didn't down him
only IN volubility OF statement. "Tba
truth is mighty, and will prevail
A prominent Republican Of Steuben-
vile was in the city yesterday and
speaking Of the outlook in Jefferson
county, said: Our party is divided our
farmers are fiocking to Democracy. We
viii carry the country. but il will be
small. McFadden will receive large
large vote as cur people have conf
dence in him, and feel Ike they should
give him good vote. and then he said.
you know Danf-rd is not a lion with us.