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Evening star., 1900-04-12
CITY AND DISTRICT.


The board of directors of the Eastern Dis
pensary and Casualty Hospital met in quar-
terly session Tuesday night. those present
being Thomas w. Smith. president; Henry
X Simpson, secretary; George F. Harbin,
treasurer; J. W. Babson, NJ. l. Weller,
Tracy L. JeffOrds and Drs. W. B. French,
L. X. Beatty, D. Olin Leech and Noble P,
Barnes The quarterly report showed that
in the casualty service there were 175 cases,
149 operations and twenty-six patients ad-
mitted into the hospital. In the dispensary
service there Were 4%4 applications for
treatment. 336 applicants treated, 1866 ap-
pliCants refused treatment, t56 continued
under treatment from the last quarter, 9TS
revisits. 80 operations. 1,512 prescriptions
compounded and a total of %, cases.
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]. H. Small & Sons. florists 14tb and r.
SIS, ashington. and 1153 Broadway. NY
nave on exhibition a magnificent assoTt
Heht OF latest Easter floral novelties-Advt
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Capitol Hill Brauch-

Capitol Hill branch for receiving Star
advertisements has been established at
Dobyn's Pharmacy. corner I'd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast Classified
advertisements will be received there at
regular rates.
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street yesterday to dismount his fender
1T was menace to life and could never
have been of service. There seems to be
need for rigid inspection of the Tenders
thorough and continuous SAFETY
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SiZo To baltimore and Refurn SIol
via PenmsyINnnin RaiIrnad

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday
April IA and Il, good to return until Mon,
day April lG All trains except the Con
gressional Limited.-Adyt.
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Returned to Virginia.
pr seventeen years OF hard Sc
he returned to Virginia
ivil war. His sympathies We
Wants n Divorce

John Howard has filed suit in the Su-
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia to
secure divorce from Bette Howard, al.
leging desertiOn on the part Of the latter
Evening star., 1900-04-12

SI.-o TO baltimore and Return via b.
and o.. Saturday and Sunday.
April IA and Is, good for return until fol-
lowing Monday. Tickets good on all trains
except Royal Limited-Adyt
Evening star., 1900-04-12
LOCAL MENTION.
AMTsEMEyTs TONIGHT.

Academy-'A Guilty Mother
Columbia-Frank Daniels in The Ameer"
Kcrnan's Decentralization Double Com
pany.
Standardization We Were Twenty-one
New Grand-The Girl With Auburn Hair
ani I,1iiitt E-aa77..--aac-;".::ile
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Reducing an oyerstock

by selling ladies' 81 to 81 shoes at 50 s.
Burt shoes-best shoes The ultras Of
shCedon. Burt 1411 F-Adyt.
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What Shall We Have for
DDesserE9

This question arises in the family every day. Let
hs answer 1t today Try Jell-O a delicious and
healthful dessert. Prepared in two minutes No
boiling! NO baking! simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors-Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and
Strawberry. Get a package at your grocer.s TODAY.
10 cents. feos-a,n !.
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UNDERTAKES.
w. r. Speare.-
Undertaken & Embalner.

$40 Street Northwest
Everything strictly frst-class and on the most
reasons5le' terms. Tclephone call $40. 3a7-Iosr
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Charles Manchester for Mt. Yer
non al 10 am, and 10 pm
Steamer Newport News for Fortress N%S=
roe and Norfolk al t;:5v pm.
Steamer Esttlle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate points at 80 am
Steamers Columbia and Belle Haven for
Alexandria every hour
Trains leave 1312 street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue for Arlington. For Mount Vernon
hourly from IL am to > pm.
Cars run from Aqueduct bridge to Airing
ton, Fort Mycr and Falls Church every half
hour from . am to u H.
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see if they do not require repainting and
repairing Let us do this work for you
now a. J. Joyce Carriage Co., 14th and E
Advertisements
Evening star., 1900-04-12

No more I.eaky Gasoline Stoves. Buy the
Dangler A Ebcriy's Sons. rs Ith NV.
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Dainty Easter Gifts of Art China
designs. Sherratt's, GUS 18th
"A AdYerI. .Sernenf
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KENNY'S BEAUTIFUL EASTER PIC
Tt'RE
4 rare work of art given away Saturday,
April II. c. Il. Kenny Co. city stores.
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Abundance of Easter Lilies and Plants
at Guides Beautiful specimens. Hurry
your order. 124 F. Phone gssl-Advt
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Fresh Peach Fruit lee Cream for Easter.
FusseII 1421 New York ave.
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Money to lend at g. : and per cent on
real estate Frank T. Rawlings 1905 Pa. ave.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1900-04-12

AT JOHNSTON'S. - TIL ST. NV.
Best Fresh Eggs, 1uizc. doz.
Best Potatoes. SIC. bu.
Best Lily Flour. gas bb'.
Pillsburys Best Flour. S4.15.
The 3Jc. Best ElGin Butter. 2ii2c. lb.
15c. Pure Coffee Broken, 912c. h.
12c. Quaker Buckwheat. 412c. pckg.
Sugar 41=c. III. with groceries.
Sugar, 312c. lb. with teas and coffees.
Evening star., 1900-04-12

$1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
B. and O.. Saturday and Sunday April Il
and 15.-Advt.
Evening star., 1900-04-12

PARLOR CHAIRS RECOVERED.
Furniture upholstered. Hair Mattresses
rsmade. Carpets cleaned Finest work. See
Ad., page 6. Stumph Bedding Co, 9TH & X.
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Christmas at Wellsburg.

Wellsburg merchants have enjoyed
an unprecedented volume OF holiday
trade. The streets in the business dis
trict We're crowded with shoppers on
Saturday and Monday. and all Ind mo.
'ney' to spend. Last night the fcstvit.
les OF the Christmas season were ush-
cred In by entertainments at the Chris
tian and Presbyterian churches and n
dance at city hall. At the Christian
church the cantata, "All Hail to Santa
Claus" WINS produced and the Sunday
school scholars were given their annual
treat. The entertainment ut the Pres
byterlan church was by the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society, directed
by Mrs. S, George. ST., and 1t was n
very crcditnble affair. The ball by the
local union Of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union. was an nll-night at-
fair, largely attended and rcplenIshcd
TO n very considerable extent the treas
ury Of the union glassworkers. To-
night the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will give Christmas treat In
the church, while the Presbyterian Sab
bath school will have quite nm elahor-
ate entertainment at Barth's opera
house, 10 which all are invited, no ad-
mission being charged. Postonlcc hours
to-day will be from 1890 to 10 T.. H., and
from to 6 D. m.
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Rellnire Briefs.

Never was there more shopping done
IN Bellaire than yesterday and Satur-
day. Yesterday more than cquailed
saturday and not only did the toy
stores do great business, but all OF the
merchants Jared we'll. the tendency he
Ing In the direction OF useful as well as
ornamental presents. Tho church en-
tettainments End treats began last ev-
enIng.
The postoHlce VIII observe holiday
hours to-day. but there is such n bulk
OF holiday presents In the mails that
the Office will be open this morning for
couple OF hours and the general dellv-
cry and carrier window for one hour In
the evening from 8 to c /" "tock.
The mines west OF BelInlrc gave the
men Yesterday to come TO town and
Day Christmas presents, and they made
me most OF the opportunity. The local
ihin on the Baltimore G. Ohio was
packed with passengers.
The Bclla!rc stove works and some OF
NE other industries win be closed all OF
thS week. The bottle works will re-
sumo Tomorrow. md one OF the cnam-
eng plants VIII run right along.
Tho Enterprise Enamel Company pro-
h.hted each enployc with n select piece
o. me clrgant ware They make, as 4
Christmas present.
Mrs; Kate Wallace came up from Sis
ptWVllle Yesterday, TO spend Christmas
I'm the family OF her brother, John
p, tIhomns Tomllnson and John A..
rrlbh, Salegmen for the Bellalre Bottle
NoiNpanyr nre home for the holidays.
John NJ, Crafty came In from Norfolk,
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Martins Ferry Briefs

~ . -..#' - T.
The marriage OF Miss Cora volhardt,
OF this, city, to Mr.. Deitch, OF East Llv-
erpoof, will take place this evening. at
the residence of the brides parents on
Walnut street. Rev. Tilock, pastor of
the Christian church, will perform the
ceremony. E.1
Postmaster q. g. srdgwick has been
granted vacation Of three months and
will leave the first Of the year for
points in Colorado, for the benefit Of
his. health. He will spend the most Of
his time in Denver.
The Christmas entertainment OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
| given at the church this evening. An
excellent programme has been prepar-
cd.
THE Stanton Heater Company will be
of all day. allowing their employees n
vacation. They will resume tomorrow
morning. as they are rushed with work.
The Booming Town" company has
cancelled its engagement In this city
this evening. on account OF the illness
OF one OF the members Of the company.
The VIgilant hose company will en-
terrain their friends this afternoon be-
tween the hours OF and o'clock. at
hOuot, VII Gputi hy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Farrow arrived in
the city yesterday, from Columbus, and
are the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Jones, on Walnut street.
Charles Lipphardt Is homo from
Newark to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lipp-
hardtaon THE Heights"
The postofilce authorities were kept
on the Jump yesterday. the holiday
mails being heavier THIN were ever
known before.
The following holidays hours will be
observed ut the postofilce to-day: From
:7to SEA. m; II. TO II M, and to I p. m.
Rev. and Mrs. Arch r. Robinson left
Christmas with the formers mother.
for Allegheny. Pa, yesterday. to spend
A., p. Sheriff, of Cadiz. is spending the
day with the, family OF Capt. II. w.
Smith, on North Third street.
Mrs. Paul Morrison returned yester-
day from New York. where she has
been for several months.
W. NJ. Rods was fined 81 and costs
yesterday by Mayor Goodhue, on
charge OF drunkenness.
Roy Wood. OF Pittsburgh, Is the
| bANst phitllth VII .Inlru
street over Christmas.
L. j. C. Drennen will be home this
| morning from weeks business trip TO
Birmingham, Ala.
Dr.. r. II. Wilson left yesterday for
Viola, w. Va. to spend 4 few days
with his parents. a. :
DR.. WiGhtman Frazier. OF Sewlcklcy.
Pa, Is the guest of friends in the city
over Christmas.
Miss Bessie Griffith leaves tomorrow
for Gallipolis, to spend several days
with friends. -,
Miss Gertrude Farr went to Patton's
run yesterday. to spend few days with
relatives.
Charles W. Taylor lefa yesterday for
Columbus, TO spend Christmas with
| relatives.
Fletcher Baker. OF GAINESVILLE. Is
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Mrs. N. V. f. Wilson. Of this CITY. rc.
ceiVed word yesterday, nnnouncInp mo
death OF her brother Thomas Anderson,
at Pittsburgh, and, left last evening for
that city. to attend the funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Stecd took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from her late residence In AetnovIIla
The lnterment followed at LInwood
cemetery. -" 80
a young child OF William Williams
residing In Aetnaville. had his right
hand badly burned yesterday, by acct
dentally placing It against hot stove.
The musicale 10 be given Mt the CITY
hall Thursday evening promises TO bc
something very good and large crowd
VIII no doubt be in attendance.
The Booming Town, company has
cancelled Its engagement In this city
Tomorrow evening. on account of thc
illness of one their members.
Miss Minnie Powell returned IN
Darlington yesterday. after n visit of
a few days with the family OF David
Boston, In kirkwood. - :
Earl Prcsley returned to Columbus
yesterday. after few days visit with
the family OF G. 3. o'Kelley, on Nor
gan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore and Mira.
Albert Darger left yesterday for Pur.
kersburg. TO spend several days with
relatives.
George PAUL. father OF Mrs. A. It,
Bowie, OF this city. died at his home
on Wheeling Island, yesterday morn
Ing.
Miss Lucy Clark leaves tomorrow
morning for Barncsville. to spend n few
days with the family OF ]. s. Harrison.
William 1nglemeir returned 10 Pitts.
burgh yesterday, after q visit or SOW.
cral days with relatives In the city.
Quite large number OF people from
Barton were In the city yesterday,
making their holiday purchases. !.
Mrs. D. w. Bell. OF Steubenville. IA
the guest OF her sister,, Mrg. G.. D..
o'Kelley, on Morgan street. I
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Fletcher, OF st.
Clairsville. are tho guests OF her moth.
or, Mrs. Arch McClalrn.
Mrs. Andrew Kaiser, OF Columbus, Ia
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Dorothy
Heinlcln. In Klrkwood. RI
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McLaIu, OF
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steubenyille, IRE the guests OF the fam
lily Of @. B. o'Kelley. n 4
+; Mrs. J. J. Jones, OF Jerusalem, Ohio.
10 the! guest OF relatives in the city for
q few days: M
Miss Eva Storm, Of Adena, Is the
guest Of relatives In the West End for a
few days. { Z, % q 80
Miss Jessie Harding went TO Blaine
yesterday. to spend q few days with
relatives. l... ,5i
Edward Thomas went to Pittsburgh
yesterday, to spend a2few days with
relatives. Is nan
Several people from here will attend
the dance at GAINESVILLE tomorrow
evening. :. Z
z Robert Hatfield went to Sharon, Pa,
Yesterday. to spend a few days with rel
atives. q 1 2. NJ z, M.
Miss Arella Holland, OF Pennington,
Il the guest of relatives in the West
James Dillon, Of Wellsville, is spend
Ing the day with relatives In the city.
Frank Williams, OF Dennlson, was the
guest OF friends In the city yesterday.
Richard Davis. of Dillon, was calling
on friends in the city yesterday.
John Giffen has returned from q busl-
ness trip to Steubenvile.
All the stores In this city did a large
business yesterday. 1917 80 lz2
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Mrs. W. ]. Blake ana family and sis
ter, Miss Alice Sanford, are visiting
their father. Rev. Fl. c.. Sanford and
family, at Cairo. w. Va. III, -''S.
Milo s. France. aged eighteen. of
THIS city, and Miss Elsie Hlck, aged sew
enteen. OF Cameron, have been licensed
to wed. ~ i''''N
a. j. McEiroy has sold his property
between Eighth and Ninth street to r.
a. Rumble. OF Wolf Summit Harrison
county. ,gFI-I7. - 80, $50
Prof. D. r. Williamsi and family nrp
spending the holidays with relatives n +
Hannibal and New Martlnsville. .i5fft
County Superintendent of Schools
william y. Mason, OF iSdalinc, was call
ing on friends here yesterday.
James D. Burley and George &C
knisht have returned from a brier
visit In Washington City. u
The members of the Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school received
their treat last evening.
Rev. w. B. King. who has been s,,f.
fcrlng from an attack OF rheumatism,
Is much improved.
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Dictz, of Fall
ing Timber. were guests OF relatives
here yesterday. ~, :.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. AIcCuskey are
spending the day with relatives in
Cameron. -
Ell Lnshley has been appointed guar
dian of minor children OF Joseph Gorby,
deceased.
Miss Annie Roberts Will leave this
week for visit with friends in Lex
lngton, Ky.
Mrs. James l.. Davis has almost re-
covered from a severe attack OF rheu-
mntism. f%sN f5t'f
Ben Hodgman Is home from college
ut Alexandria, Va. TO spend the holl-
days.
Lisle Brock, OF Braddock, Pa, Is
spending the holidays at his homo here.
Harry McFadden waa In Huntington
yesterday, on business. gsga
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now to Find Out
If You Need
SWamp-Root.


If You Need but mede Mnre
SwampRo disorder a es nsfG their bfsnng
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fall to Its a"N 'et' otsu' seeifs
or badly
neiI az the other to
surfer untold misery
some sort Is
headache
dragng pain dull
scany
night
M W Ihasa sSns Of kidney and bladder
IN your mind
urine on rising about four
neeu
Other symptoms showing that
heart
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Is pn; to take is hospitals rec
IN their private
because they
II you are already convinced
purchase the
a. stores every
lCE-Swamp
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oil who
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thousands OF testimonial letters received
Ing Daily when scndngadng
Swamp-loot Be sure and mention Ier & Co
Bnghamton, N. Y. /. tf'nt'' q So'
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Funeral of Mrs. Wilson Beall.

Yesterday afternoon, at Wellsburg.
occurred the funeral OF Mrs. Wilson
Bcall. from the residence OF her broth
er-In-lnw. John 8. Beall. Rev. c. H..
Mcdonald. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. ofllciatcd, the interment being
in Brooke cemetery. The deceased died
In Baltimore, on Friday last. nged sew
enty-nIne years. She was the relIct OF
the late Wilson Bcall, cashier OF the
Wellsburg National bank, and lead
Ing Democratic politician Of Brooke
county. who died In 1884. Since the
death OF her husband Mrs. Bcall had
resided In Baltimore. with her only
son, James NJ. Bcnll.
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Tho choir OF st. Johns Catholic
church WIN render special muslc Mt
the services to-day. Midnight mass
will be celebrated In common with the
Catholic churches all over the country,
on New Years eve.
Tho Knights Of Pythas met last cv-
cnlng and made preparations for n
supper and reception to be given on
New Years night at Blue Ribbon hall
In the public schools yesterday after
noon, Christmas entertainments were
given. Trees were In evidence and candy
was distributed among the children.
This afternoon and evening occurs
the dance OF the Young Mems Social
club at Blue Ribbon hpll Land big time
Is anticipated. Prof. Long VII! play.
Levi Burrls, Of Missouri. and Jnmcp
Durrls, OF Georgetown. Ohio, are the
guests at the home OF W. c. Burris. or
Mum street,
Arthur Fox and wlfo left ycstorday
to spend the holidays with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bridgeman, OF New Martins
Vile.
Miss Edna Carpenter, Of Warrington.
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Benwood Police Court,

Several cases were tried before Mayor
Shepard at Benwood. last evening.
William Shabblt and Mike Durlsln for
fighting, Saturday night. were fined 81
and costs each. Louis Warner. plain
drunk, was fined 81 and costa. Two
brothers bearing the cognomcn LASH
ley, were each given 81 and costs for
being drunk. William Mooney WAS
fined 81 and costs for indecent exposure.
q. W. Grant, who was arrested Sntur-
dry evening. was released yesterday
morning on payment OF his fine
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

IN FERRED sToCKt DIVIDEND No. 6!
At "a meeting or the board OF directors.
held November 90 1900. Quarter.yearly
dividend OF ONE AND THREE-QuAR-
TIERS PER CENrrtiM upuntt the preferred
pany was declared out OF the net profits
OF the company. payable January 9. 1901,
at the office OF the company. No. 20 Cort-
landt street, New York City.
I Tht Preferred Stock Transfer Books will
he closed OH "Wednesday. the 18th day OF
December. 1900, at 3 o. cloek.p. m, and Will
remain closed until Thursday, The third
day OF January, 1901. at 10 o'clock n. m.
A. F.. LUKE.
UNDERSTANDINGS Treasurer
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Among tho many famous cures OF
Swamp Root investigated by the Intel
ligenccr, mono seem to speak higher Of
tho wonderful curative properties OF
this great kidney remedy than tho ono
we publish this week for The benef,t
OF our readers. Z.
Mrs. H. N. Wheeler. OF III High Rock
81. Lynn, Mass writes: about is
months ago I had q very severe spell OF
sickness was extremely sick for three
weeks. and when finally was able 10
leave my bed ] was left with exeruci.
atlng pains In my back. My water at
times looked very like coffee. / could
pass but little ut time. and then orly
after suffering great pain, Ny. physical
condition was such that had no strength
and wns all run down. The doctors said
my Kidneys were not affected. but I felt
certain that they were tho cause Of my
trouble. My sister. Mrs. c. Z. Llttlefleld,
OF Lynn, advised me 10 give DR.. KIlmer :
swamp Root a trial l procured a bottle
uta lnsluo Oh three days commenced TO
get relief. followed up that bottle with
another. and at the completion OF this
one found was completely cured. My
strength returned, and to-day ! am as
Well as ever. My business Is that OF can
y,passer. am on my feet d great deal OF
the time, and have to use much eneruv
IN, getting around. My cure Is, Therefore.
oil the more remarkable, and Is exceed.
ingiS gratifying to me-" s5e',9 -
MRS IL. n. WHEELER.
Swamp-Root will do Just as much for
any housewife whose back Is too weak
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spending the day with relatives in the
city.
The Christmas entertainment was
given at the Baptist church last even
ing.
The Mark Hanna club is fixing up its
club house on Fourth street.
Harry Dyson is spending the day with
his sister at Steubenvllle. tr.
W. T. Dixon made q business trip to
St. Clairsville yesterday.
Howard. Smith was in st. Clairsville
on business yesterday.
The freight houses and banks will be
closed all day.
The union barber shops will be closed
all day.
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The Christmas Jag.

The Bellaire lookup was well filled
Sunday night with drunk and disorder. .
" chaps. one OF. whom had entered
Dankwerth & Ney's drug store and nf-
ter making himself very Objectionable,
assaulted Martin Ney, but was prompt
" knocked down by the druggist and
was afterwards arrested. There there
Was row In italian row and two or
three OF them were cut and bruised
considerably. but nobody could find out
what 1t had all been about and they
were let off with light fines yesterday
morning 81 - -
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Robert Kimplc. who lives on First
strcct. in Moundsvlllr. was fined $40
and costa und placed In Jail BY Mayor
Parkinson. yesterday morning, for
wife boating. The couple have figured
In tho courts pretty extensively within
the last six months MS the result of
their family troubles. Sunday evening
Klmplc, who had bcon drinking. drove
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5 OHIO SIDE.
He Evened Up.

DR.. J, a. Berry, OF Al!edonla, evened
up with. D. II. Darrah. DR.. Boone, Dr.
Wells and Charles Wassmnn, OF Bel
lairc. yesterday by shipping to them a
huge turkey gobbler. an eXtraordinar-
lily big fellow, the box being large
enough for sheep. and decorator on
the outside with comic pictures, each
being designated by some particular hit
at the BellaIre quartette. who perpe-
trated the Joke on the doctor last week
But the turkey must have been the
pick OF the neIghborhood.
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his wife from their home. and she

his wife from their home. and she took
refuge In the house Of u nelghbor Kim.
pie later induced her to return home
but peace reigncd for short time only
and after beating her severely, he was
In the net Of putting her out OF tho
house, when Marshal Miller (who had
been sent for by one OF the neighbors)
met him at the door and placed him
under arrest. Mrs. kimple feared she
could not properly enjoy the festivities
of Christmas without the head of the
house and paid the fine last evening
and had him released from inil.
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The Eagle, Glass and Manufacturing
Company yesterday filed the required
bond and the Injunction order against
Its striking employees became effective.
Councilman James Carmichael, OF
the First ward. will be n candidate for
the Republican nomination for mayor
at the approaching primaries.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Joseph Rose. OF Wheel
lnG, are the Christmas guests Of Wells
burg relatives.
Hon. J. b. Sommcrvillc, OF Wheeling,
was In town yesterday.