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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
ADDITIONAL TEACHER DESIRED.

ADDITIONAL TEACHER DESIRED.
The board OF education will hold It's
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
The most important business to be
transacted is the annual election OF
teachers, and It is likely there will be
no changes In the present force. An ad-
dltional male teacher will be recon-
nended for the high school and there
are several applicants for the position,
Including Charles Collier and Leo II.
Brilles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
n1rRnIARY A Elan GROVE.

Yesterday morning 1t was developed
that the Elm Grove postodice had been
entered Sunday night by thieves, who
carried on some small change, and cl-
CARS. The mall was not tempered with.
The cigars are part Of a small stock or
goods kept In connection with the post
Office, which is a small frame structure.
Several thefts have occurred in Elm
Grove recently, and something may
drop shortly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
4Hs Js-cLorHrHss ANo BURNlsaEa'
TTTl ARE
w /, 5 S9TSH
~
OUT-DONE
NEVER,
Stiff Good Picking

among the special suits at special prices, but
youars getting near the danger line Sizes are beginning to
run out A week or two more selling and the variety Of
patterns offered for your selection viii have narrowed down
Don't judge the values by present prices. You can't buy
better suits ready made order than these are and lisa
chance every man in Wheeling who has not already taken
advantage Of the opportunity ought to jump at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
FOR HOT WEATHER WEAR
HC. HESS 6 sons.

TAN OpNE Full line of SOrEsS aud PIN
AhlkUhlINu' checks. Made to order In
the best style, at popular prices.
cHIDTc Plain aud fancy. The best values
SHthtS' for tho price 1t 500 and up
Over siEOI a. large rs 20 mock and % body.
TNDEDWELp Elegant and durable Bal.
UNDLhWLhh' brigEhn at soc aud mp.
HAZE H0CE Our well known brands.
HALL uUSLS Famous for thoir elegance
and wear. Popular prices, goo and i0c,
Ri re Tan, Red and Green, ut soc.
NECKWEAR. Always tho latest
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TallOFs aud FurnlsherBt
1881 aud 3s3 MhrketSiroot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
A HEARING HERE
Next Friday Morning on Proposed
Change Of Lines as
LAID OUT INWHEELlNG HARBoR

By THE GOVERNMENT ENa1-
NEERs SOME TINE Aao-PAN-
HANDLE PEOPLE WANT TO
FILL IN WITH STAG UNDER
THEIR FREIGHT STATION
Ru1LDINeZTH1s IS CONSIDER
ED NECESSARY ON ACCOUNT OF
RoTT1NG FOUNDATIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
Motions. FHrnishings and Snail Wars.

Teleseopes-better than travelling
bags-all sizes, from 33c each up.
The newest styles and shapes In COL
lar and Cum Buttons.
New Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children.
New Belt Buckles and Sets, includ-
ing the new filagrec work In jeweled,
oxldlzed, gold and silver finish.
New Elastic and Velvet Beltlngs.
New line OF Handkerchief.
SILK Gloves. Black with White, and
white with Black Stitching.
New Belts for Ladies and Men, 25c
Y Ladies' White KID Belts lSc, worth
csc each.
Women.
Sew wash Ties and many other
kinds.
Colgate & Co.'S Soaps. Toilet Waters,
AntiseptIc Tooth Powder, Mouth Wash,
Satchet Powders, Quinlne and Rum
Tonic, etc, etc, have Just been opened.
Among the soaps you Will ind such de-
servIng favorltes as Cashmere Bou-
quet. VIoris. Gerinol. Dermal, Turkish
Bath, Honey, White CASTLE, Guest,
White Clematls, 7th Regiment, SHAY
ing Stick aud Silver Plate. Colgate's
genuine Palm Soap, s OF. double cake
for cents. We invite your inspection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
STONE & T HOMAs.
IA Host Of
title Things.

There are thousands Of little things
here and any number of little prices that will keep
you guessing just where our profits come in. we
must have here whatever you choose to want and be
abeto sell it agreeaby that's another way OF asking
people to come often and shop around to their hearts
content without any suggestion Of buying unless they
want to. For to-day's trade we Offer
Leather Covered Belt Holders keeps the belt in 1c
Paper Back Novels authors Regular 1oo edition &c
'''''''''''
1aa,e Fine Morocco Leather and Stitched With ar
Ladies' with
aIneed oxldd Buckles that sold at 5OS To-day
100 dozen Mems Fancy Border Handkerchief quality that l9c
900 dozen Plain White Lawn suitable for either Ladies' or Sc
LOCO papers James Sons best quality Gold Eye Sc
to-day paper
Writings New Military Stationery, in Point Blue with
Rifles Eagle handsomely embossed IN gold Zoe
box 5000 '''''''' ''''''
1000 cakes London elegnnty prepared toll Sc
let soap the city at &c To-day per
200 nch square salne double e 5oo29c
price, to-day
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10000

We have fitted more than twenty thou
sand pairs OF SpeciRGieS, giving uS n rec
ord and experience uuequRllad by any
other OptiGiRn In West Virginia. sRIiSfRe.
w JACOB w. CRUDE, optIsIRn,
No. 1906 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19

one-haif price for any Pique Suit.
Duck and Pique Skirts ut greatly re-
duced prices.
White Duck Skirts as low as 4oc
each.
Pique Skirts, new flounce style with
embroidered inserting. that sold at 1915
each, now S2.19; and same style with
Strap Seams, were $3.50. now $2.ss.
PlQue Skirts with new corded piping,
that sold at S3.75, now &2.4s.
Plain Plque Skirts, were S2,75, now
SLss.
wide Welt Plque Skirts, were 1895,
now $gG9.
One lot Black MohaIr Under Skirts,
that sold from $2.25 to 1915, closing
price csc each.
At cost-All silk Underskirts.
At about Il price-one lot odd Lace
Curtains.
Bicycle suIts-Ar at special low
prices.
SILK and Chiffon capes all to be sold
at about one-hnlf price. They're nice
TO wear on a cool evening.
New Corset Covers Gowns. Skirts.
Drawers. etc, in Muslin Underwear, all
at special prices.
China Department shows a handsome
new Fall Style OF Lamps, from Ssc
to 1898.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19

YEARS of suffering relieved in a
night. Itching piles yield at once 90
the curative properties OF Doan's Olnt-
ment Never fails. AT any drug store,
30 cents. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
= = y = HELPFUL HINTS. = = - =

on spec counter you will Goods
one-ha their value WIN be uu made up into skirts or
so. -, - a.
Fancy
prices-a 10 o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19

on next Friday morning at 10 o'clock
IN the rooms OF the chamber Q: CONF
MERGE, a meeting of Importance to the
stenmboating interests and to two
wheeling corporations will be held.
Yesterday afternoon the following OFF,
ciaI notice of the meeting was posted
IN the Federal building:
Nv direction Of the secretary Of war g
public hearing by board OF omcers "
Inc corps OF engineers upon the inntteE y
n nroDosed change OF the Ohio river haFpor
lines at tho PennsylVanla r9ilro99,
station and the Belmont mills Wheeln 4.
VIII be held ut 10 a. m, Central tune. july
y, 1855, in the Chamber OF Commences
F0'nS' "H cHAs. f. POWELL
Nnior Corps Of Engineers, Senior Menu
Der OF Board.
Among other places along the river
bank In wheeling district that we're
found after the recent harbor survey to
extend beyond the lines were the Pan
Handle freight depot at the foot OF
Fourteenth street and the Belmont mill
property below Twenty-fourth street,
South Side. At next Fridays hearing
the Pan Handle people will make appll-
cation for the privilege OF filling IN with
Stag or other material under the freight
station and the tracks beyond the sta
tIon building. Freight Agent Braden'
OF the Pan Handle, was seen yesterday
afternoon and stated that 1t would be
necessary to do something as the up
right posts that hold up the tracks and
freight station building are rotting.
An effort was made yesterday to learn
Of the attitude OF the steamboating IN
terests in relation to the concession the
railroad will ask, but It was not posi-
BILE then. It is assured, however, that
the Pittsburgh conl exchange Will be
represented at the meeting, prepared to
fight any concession that II believes
Will be a detriment to navigation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
DRY aoops-aao. N. SHOOK g CO.
Shook & Co.
..REDUCTION-OF- STOCK PRICES.

still hold three store dvis
selling since beginning clearance tells
Is more than the quality and deslraby OF
merchandise selling in accord with the
demands Of people!
The evening times., 1898-12-06
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

Riggs. NJ. Robertson, Baton Rouge. La
William Seaton, New York; c. d. Brayton,
Rhode Island; Mrs A. F. Gum, San Francisco;
Miss Gum, San Francisco.
Willard's-Hon. ]. B. Corliss, Detroit, Mich ;
Hon. c. ID. Sheldon, Houghton, Mich: H. j.
Hendy, ForringtOn, Conn; W. r. Norton, Tor
rington, Conn.,; J. c. Shurlevank, Pa
Normandie-Mrs. L. b. Martin. Philadelphia
Valentine Apt, Pittsburg Pa; Eppa Hunton
Virginia; Thomas j. Feaza, Cumberland Md ;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Britton, Staten Island
Shoreham-Thomas r. Patterson Pittsburg,
Pa; f. A. Sweyth South Carolina; Caet E. Low.
cry, Cleveland, Ohio; II. d. Bomp. New York
John E. Green, New York; Mr.. C. H. Lord. New
York;
Ebbitt-Hon. William b. Bates, Carey Cong.
don. New London, Conn; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
b. Kendall Passaic, n. j.. F. NJ. Arnold and
wife, Clarion, Pa; +. C. Chunton L. S. X. C.
s.; Hon. G. W. Steele, Marion, Ind; B. NJ STRAIT.
ton, Memphis. Tenn; Hon. j. b. Turly, Memphis,
Tenn.
Arlington-Charles Jolly, New York; Mrs J. C.
Haight Oakland Cal; Frances p Sears, Boston;
Alfred c. Smith, New York; f. f. Kattell Bing-
hamton n "; Bray s. Lowell Boston; Loui,
Sholes Milwaukee: Robert Walcott, Cambridge
c. X. Cummings, Boston; g. L. Paine, Cam
bridge; ]. Fl. Storer, Boston
Raleigh-D. Wolf, Philadelphia; J. B. Batcbe
lor Colorado; H. X. Cummings, Philadelphia
L. s Minor Uniontown, Pa; c.. v Schuyler
New York; W. o. Smith, New York; o. r. Gar
dener New York; Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Budd
London; Joseph Burlington. Pittsburg; Mrs H. C
siavens Kansas City, Mo; Z. L. Arnold, New
York.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
AT THE TEEATERS.
Observation-Disclosures

stupid, ponderous, verbose German
drama is "Magda. which was given for
the first time in this city by Madame
Modjeska last night at the New National.
The audience assembled was only fair ia
size and, while its applause was almost
constant, its lack Of discrimination prov
ed that this enthusiasm came from a de-
sire rather than the ability to see good
points in the performance Not that the
star and her company We're not all that
they should have been but that Suder-
mans much-lauded play IS really notable
only for its weight and ungainliness
ION the other side" people go willingly
to the theatera directly after dinner and
sit there until midnight To hear an adapt
ed treatise on character or a dramatized
theological discussion. Such patience is
not possessed by the average American
amusement-loyer, who likes life and color
and movement or power, ingenuity and
action. Long conversations do not appeal
TO him and blundering endeavors to make
a story tell The personality of a hero or
heroine do not interest him. When in the
bargain, the Ii1ay set before him is Incon-
gruous, incompTeheRsible, inconsistent
and extremely weak his liberation be
comes limited. Such an effort is Mag
da"-eyeu though it has one strong scene
The tide role gives Madame Modjeska
many opportunities. the more subtle ones
coming in the second and the more force
ful in the last act. With both her reali-
cation was thoroughly that of an artist
work backed by rare discretion intellect
uality and graduation. Her supporting
company could hardly have been improv-
ed upon, even though Lester Lonergan
and George Spencer were poor. John A.
Lane Charles u. Herman. Grace Fisher
Hannah T.. Sargent and Anna +. Proctor
Were especially good, while Anna DAILY
Wadsworth Harris ana Frank b. Tanning
did small roles well Mary Stuart" will
be the bin tonight and At the Saturday
matinee
The evening times., 1898-12-06

1t is curious TO note how like a. flock
of sheep the human, race Is. All want to
dol what someone elsa Is doing or have
what someone else has. Some years ago
one word, Eenerally a proper name. was
sufficient 10 establish a title Then au-
thors began using two and three words,
the first one generally The" as The
Danites.' The Two Orphans" and THE
Bankers Daughter After that titles
heightened a bit, until of late years as
many as four and even five words are
used-"What Happened to Jones" My
Friend from India why Smith Left
Home, and Because She. Loved Him
So" But il remained for Messrs. Wilmer
and Vincent to top them all. and now
one has the latest comedy "A Stranger
in a Strange Land" with six words in
the cognomen. II is noticeable that as
the titles lengthen the plays become fun
nier. The line a Stranger in q Strange
Land" IS the longest on record. The
piece will be presented at the Columbia
on next Monday evening. when Manager
Wilkisons company of comedians will
show what can happen to "A Stranger
in Strange Land
The evening times., 1898-12-06
Lafayette-ItaIian Grand opera.

The week OF Italian grand opera was in
augurated last night at the Lafayette
Square by the presentation of q dual bill
consisting Of "CavalIeria Rusticana" ana
two acts from Lucia iii Lammermoor. 9"
The productions We're greeted by a small
and far from enthusiastic audience. which
tried hard TO appreciate the merits Of the
performance and 10 forgive large faults,
Said faults were numerous, and TO emu
merate them would be simply to waste
space and pilfer away time. The organiza-
ti0n's chorus is badly trained, the cos
tunes are disJaSteful and there is no drill
ing apparent II was only by the most
strenuous efforts Of the principals that the
performance was kept even To the level
OF mediocrity.
OF these principals by FAR the most ac-
ceptible is Sgnorina Eland. the Lucia in
the first bill. Her voice is we'll trained and
of considerable sweetness. while her dra-
matte ability Is far above that Of her asSo-
ciates Signor Agostim Is Inferior and
Signor Ganor largely acceptable Only
once does the east appear 10 be in good
voice. and tha, in the seXtette, which was
accorded hearty reception and a meritel
encore.
In 'CaValleria Rusticdna" the organiZa-
ton is seen to better advantage although
a better rendering of the opera has been
heard here at popular prices. Signor
Agostini is more meritorious and Signor
ina Montanari proves herself above the
average both vOcally and dramatically. a
greatly augmented orchestra adds mater
ially 10 the evenings entertainment. To-
night II Troyatore' will be the bill.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
an ~ n
The Days
of '0S
Are Numbered.

The breach is narrowing twiXt
now and Christmas, and tie spell
of Yule is gaining strength and
power. Bit 10y bit the various
parts OF the store are giving way
to the power of the holidays. and
tie holiday stocks are growing
bolder and bolder in their demands
on room. We're squeezing all the
spa ace we can for 'em (for we've pre-
pared an array here that stands
supreme and peerless). You II
find yourself in an interminable
maze OF pretty things and sensible
gifts and dainty presents. You'll
want TO stay in ''toyland" all day
long. The whole Johnson & Lut
trell building is brimful of play
things We've packed it, nook
and Granny, with the best toys,
Garnered 'em from all over the
world. Imported 'em ourselves
straight from the toy makers. and
you save pennies and dimes and
quarters and half dollars by our
straightwith- neutrality-suspicious.
ton.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
academy-"A Hot Old Time, :,

Manager Rapley provided all kinds of
amusement last night for the patrons of
the Academy of Music. The laughter
that emanated from the orchestra, the
dress circle and the gallery of his thea
ter would have made a pessimist weep,
even though he had prejudices against so
human a proceeding. No man could have
denied that the audience inside was en-
joying the performance provided for it by
the Rays, whose Hot Old Time" inspired
from the beginning of the first act till
the fall OF the final curtain nothing but
hilarity. The stars have done their best
TO provide a suit table entertainment for
their patrons and they have undoubtedly
sucoce ceded. Aside from the uniqueness of
the Rays themselves the spccialties in
The evening times., 1898-12-06
CoIumbia-"The Golden Horseshoe, ,,

The troupe Of tiny actors bearing the
name Of the Liliputians has become IA
miliar to Washington. and the small
people are known 10 be delightful enter
tainers. but they have never befor- Lad
a play as good or as We'll staged as is
THE Golden Horseshoe" with which
they appeared last night at the Columbia.
The plot is a mere thread but il gives
opportunity for much amusement and
some really beautiful pictures. Messrs.
link aud Ebert appear first, respectively
as a Rough Rider and sailor, and in nu-
merous other costumes during the even
ing Little Helene Lindner the shortest
of the midgets, is a bewitchinG little per
son in the various gowns she wears as
Tootsie, the variety actress, and Selma
Goerner, in the role of VIII b. Gay, has
a better part than last year. Bertha
Jaeger Mrs Toni Meister and Mrs. + ise
Ebert-Lau are charming in their several
parts, while Max Walter and Hermann
Ring, as an impresario and sheriff, do
their usual clever work.
The real surprise of the performance,
however. is in the scenery and costumes
Some OF the Liliputians' endeaVors last
year We're as clever as anything could
have been, but hitherto they have b,tn
somewhat hampered by lack of an effec-
tive background. The settings used in
the present production have been pa ;nted
and arranged with an especial view TO
color effects and picturesque beauty, and
the result is apparently a section OF
fairyland. The ballroom scene in the
first act. in which one of the prettiest of
the ballets takes place, is a symphony
in pink and white, while that in the
swamp, in which the elfin actors app ar
in frog costumes among towering bu-
rushes, is only a little less effective than
the following ballet, lat the bJttom of
the sea" The feature of the Offering
which most delighted the audience was a
musical festival" in which limitations
of various musicians We're given. the | st
ending with an impeTsonation of Sousa
by Franz Ebert. Mr.. Ebert was COM
PEELED To repeat his part of the festival
no less than three times. Altogether
The Golden Horseshoe is a capital piece
of work All children and most grown
people Will be delighted with it.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
DiiOu-NHUdeyiIIe.

Two clever burlesques. one on The
Christian" ana the other on "Cyrano de
Bergerac'' began and ended the enter
tainment given yesterday at the Bijou.
Among thu people who appeared in the
olio were Leicester and Wilsona vocalists
Gallagher and Barrett, comedians and
dancersi the Review Comedy -Four. in ii
unique turn; Frank Cushman late of
Haverlys Minstrels; the Panther Trio
contortionsts; Williams and Vanola. in
An Evening Call" and Nina Collins
whose Moonlight Serenade" appeared to
please greatly.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
Industrial Commission Meeting.

The Industrial Commission met today al
the Bliss Building, with the following
members present: Senators Kyle. Pen
rose and Mallory, Representatives Gardl-
ner, often and Bell, Messrs. Andrew L.
Harris, of Ohio; Charles ]. Harris, OF
North Carolina. Kennedy. North. Smyth
Farquhar, Conger and Phillips.
The subcommissions on agriculture and
agricultural labor, manufactures and gen
eral business, mines and mining reported
progress.
The commission adjourned at l o'clock
to reconyene at II o'clock tomorrow. Dur,
ing the afternoon meetings of the sub
commissions We're held.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
kernan's - Irwin Brothers. BurIcs.
quers.

Scott and Wilson together with Merrill
and Newhouse furnished the most enjoy
able portion of the entertainment given
by the Irwin Brothers Burlesquers yes
terday al Kernan's. The former team
was seen in several acrobatic feats in
which were betrayed skill, agility and in
genuity, while the latter did any number
of things on safety bicycles. The remain
der of the show was offered by THE
Street Arabs Quartet composed of
singers and comedians; Siiney and Won
Tilzer in sidewalk conversation; Thomp-
son and Carter, sketch people; Carver and
Black, realistically tough girls in q sup
posedly refined turn; Lillian Waltone,
contralto, and the entire company in W.
L. Ballauf's burlesque, "A Night at the
Armory," In which the only fault was a
superabundance of Miss Carver. Daily
matinees.
The evening times., 1898-12-06

appreciated Those who contributed to
the enjoyment of the house were Harry
Dull, Sager Hidgely, Dolph Levine, Dave
Genaro. Harry Hayes. Martin Healy, Su-
sic Levine and Ray Bailly. II was said
last night that more seats had been sold
for the ensuing engagement than for any
other that has been booked at the Acad-
emy of Music.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
The Convocntion of Wushinntan

The Convocation of Washington will
meet at the Pro-CathetraI Church of ST
Mark, Third and A Streets southeast
tomorrow at O'Clock p. m. Important
reports will be presented in the after
noon-one on the division of convocation.
In the evening at o'clock there will be
n discussion on the means of increasing
the spiritual life and power of the
churches. The bishop will preside
The evening times., 1898-12-06
william F. Downey Gets Damages.

In the case of William f. Downey
against the District of Columbia for 5000
damages, which was heard in Circuit
Court No. 3 Justice McCOmas presiding,
the jury today returned verdict for the
plaintiff for $1,275.
The damages were claimed by Downey
for injuries to the walls of his building
on Seventeenth Street, caused by the
construction of a sewer by the District
Immediately in the rear of his property.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
East Warrington Citizens.

The East Washington Citizens Asso-
citation will hold melting tonight at
Baums Hall at 7:30 O'Clock to consider
the question of the grading and reguIat-
ing OF East and West Streets TO the Ana
costa flats, in connection with the recla-
nation of those fats
The evening times., 1898-12-06
To Secure Division of Estate

Luke Edward Connors today filed suit
| against Michael Mahoney and Mary Don
ahue Cusack for the purpose of makig
partition and division of the estate of the
late Mary Connors
The evening times., 1898-12-06
Death From Natural Causes.

Coroner Carr issued a certificate of
death from natural causes in the case of
Mary Williams, the aged colored woman
who died in the patrol wagon on her way
to Providence Hospital.
The evening times., 1898-12-06
S. KANN, SONS s co.
Sth and rIarket Space.
Run Down by a Car.

NoTristown, Pa, Dec. G.-Charles John
son, q trucker, was returning to his home
yesterday evening with team loaded
with turkeys and chickens. The vehicle
WIS struck by car of the Norristown
Company. Mr. Johnson was precipitated
TO the ground and the fowls in the vehi-
Gle were liberated They few in all direc-
tions, some We're killed and others badly
wounded. Mr.. Johnson was badly injured
and it is feared received internal injuries
The evening times., 1898-12-06
ANNIE MARIE NORRIS
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
AnRArcNRn IN CRIMINAL Court
The Young Woman Is Charged witt,
Having Stolen JewcIry From
Various EstabIis hments.

Nhrfous EstnbIfshments.
Annie Marie Norris, a neatly attired
young woman, was arraigned today in
Criminal Court No. on six charges of
grand larceny, to each of which she
pleaded not guilty. When called before
the bar 10 answer TO the charges the pris-
oner showed no signs of nervousness nor
fear. She stood through the trying or
deal Of hearing the six indictments
against her read, with dOwncast eyes,
and 10 each without the slightest tremor
Of voice answered not guilty
The prisoner is accused Of stealing sew
eral valuable diamonds and other articles
Of jewelry from different jewelry estab-
lishments in this city. No day has been
set for her trial