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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

San Francisco, Cal, a few weeks ago,
returned TO Moundsville. While on the
coast he was afflicted with malarlaI
fever.
Michael Gilhooly, a well-known box
er of Bridgeport, was the guest of
friends here last evening.
"A prominent young man Of the Third
ward and an employee of the Fostoria
Glass Company had some trouble over
the settlement of a bin, and settled it
with their fists yesterday.
A large number Of country people
were in the city yesterday and conse-
quently the merchants had a busy day.
The farmers report considerable incon-
venience in securing water for stock in
many places throughout the country.
Street Evangelist Edmund Randall,
Of Wheeling, was here yesterday. Next
week he will begin a series OF meet
ings in this place. While coming down
on the train yesterday he was mistaken
for Col. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Eta McQuistian, formerly OF
this city, was married to Rev. John w.
Grubbe, of Columbus, Ohio, at that
place on October 10th.
In the Circuit Court yesterday John
Gum, who was indicted for a misde-
meanor by the grand jury, appeared
and plead guilty and was fined S.. To-
morrow the petit jury will meet and
the work of the term will begin in ear
nest.
Col. and Mrs. J. Z. Hooton went to
Baltimore yesterday morning where
Mrs. Hooten will spend some time with
relatives. The Colonel viii return to-
morrow.
The Epworth League has completed
the programme for the entertainment
course to be given in the school hall
this winter. The first entertainment
will be given by the Parker Concert
Company on November 14th. The oth-
ers will be announced later. The
course is one of the best in the
try and probably the only entertain
ments that will be given in this city.
The miners at the Glendale mine
drew three weeks pay yesterday and
a rough house was likely the order UP
there last night. A Glendale citizen
said yesterday that it had been quiet
there for several days, or since the
grand jury was in session, as 10 liquor
had been sold but yesterday a con-
siderable amount was taken to n of
the speak-easies and he looked for a
lively time again. An indictment does
not appear to stop them selling liquor,
as the indicted usually gets out OF the
State and some one else continues to
dispense liquid refreshments until near
ly time for the grand jury, when they
skip, and so II goes on ad infnitum.
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nj

WILLIAMSTOWN, w. Va, October
13.-The reception given by the mem
bers of the Historical Society on
Thursday evening was a very pleasant
affair and was largely attended by
Marietta people. The spacious home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. c. w. Bowling was
scented a beautiful appearance with
it's decorations of cut flowers and ferns.
Light refreshments were served during
the evening.
Capt. G. NJ. Berry, who has been SO
seriously Ill. is somewhat improved.
Mrs. VIM. Hunter, and son, Will
were guests of friends in town lis
week on their way to their new home
at Shiloh. w. a.
Miss Edna Fitzgerald, of Cameron,
w. Va, was recently the guest of Mrs.
G. A. Sharp.
The Missionary Society of the Baptist
church was entertained by Mrs. ]. :.
Snodgrass Friday afternoon.
Mrs. E. w. Hill, of Sltka, o., was
Mrs. Geo. Hunters guest during the
week.
Mrs. Carrie Cook McTaggart has is
sued "at home" cards for the evening
of the 10Th in honor of her daughter,
Miss Sophia Kannaird McTaggart.
Col. c. H. Dunnson, of New York,
spoke in Richter's hall Thursday eve
ming. Arrangements are being made
for a big time on Monday evening,
when A. B. White and other speakers
will be on hand.
Mrs. c.. E. Bailey and daughter, Sa-
rah. Of S~istersville, are in town being
called here by the illness of Mrs. Bail
ey,ss father, Capt. Berry.
Miss Fannie P. Mckinney is visiting
friends at Portland, 0. She was robbed
of her ticket and $500 in money on the
o. R. R. R. Tuesday evening.
Rev. d. S. Hammond, OF Charleston,
w. Va, was in town Friday
Mrs. E. w. Williamson. of Schultz,
W. Va. is the guest of her father, NJ.
j. Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown. of Bealls-
vile. O., were guests recently of Mrs.
VIII Hazlerigg.
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dance at the city Hotel wound up the

dance at the City Hotel wound up the
day.
Mrs. Lide Moore and her three chill
dren have been visiting relatives here
the last week. Mrs. Moore is a daugh-
ter Of j. F. Ruttencutter, n OF our
Oldest citizens. Her husband, Rev. o,
j. Moore, is a pastor in the NJ. E.
church and for several years has been
located in Colorado. Recently he was
transferred to a ~pastorate in the su
burbs OF Cleveland, o.
/ All Of their numerous acquaintance
wish the best Of matrimonial bliss to
George B. Phillips and his bride, nee
Miss Rosa Barkwill. The couple were
married on Wednesday at Parkers-
burg by Rev. H.~G. Henderson, Of the
NJ. E. church South. They have gone
to housekeeping in the new residence
just built by Mr.. Phillips on First
street.
Mrs. Ira McCandless, of Parkersburg,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Cole, on First street.
Mrs. Ora Biodle, OF Williamstown, is
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. James
Patterson, on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bachman and her son-in'
law, L. q. Bills, are paying a visit tc
Mrs. Bachman's old home at Lancaster
Pc
w. S. McGregor, of Highland, vas in
town Friday On business. He reports
oil excitement high out on Bonds
creek.
Ross Wells, of Sugar Valley, was in
town Saturday.
Drilling for oil has been nearly dis
continued in this locality for lack OF
water.
Our old friend, Geo. w. Riggs, is again
a merchant, having purchased the con-
dictionary store recently owned by Mrs,
Boyle. 1t was bought at auction from
Special Commissioner j. A. Oldfeld FOR
the sum of s140.50. 1t is understood
that Miss Mary Riggs will continue the
business.
Mrs. w. E. Bier and granddaughter,
Miss Vashti Patterson, are visiting rel
atives near Cumberland, Md.
\ Tim Penwells No. l Gallaher, jus,
above town, got a good Sow Of oil III
the Big Injun, and will probably make
a fair producer. There is no question
that the whole north bottom is under
lal- Win oil In the Big Injun, as there
has not yet been a dry hole found
there.
Nine of the physicians of this county
recently effected an organization for
mutual benefit, DR.. A. S. Grimm is
president and DR.. D. @. Steere, secre-
tary. One of the objects is to regulate
charges.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., October 13.-Mrs. w.
NJ. Kinsley and two sons, OF Middle
bourne, w. Va, are the guests OF
Misses Sara and Mary Bare and other
relatives.
Capt. Charles Muhleman was at Ma
rietta Monday.
A large delegation from here at.
tended the Democratic speeches at New
MartinSville TUESDAY.
Mrs. Godfrey Hyer was at Claring-
ton visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyer.
Mrs. w. B. O'Neill. OF Marietta, is
the guest OF relatives In town,
Misses Maude Alexander, Eva Hos
kinson and Ada Limbaugh were at New
Martinsyille Tuesday evening.
G. Hyer was at Wheeling on busi-
ness Wednesday,
DR.. j. +. Teufert, Of GAINESVILLE, o..
spent several days at this place on
professional business.
DR.. and Mrs. Reed and children and
Mrs. Anna Seals, of Beallsyille. were
in town last Monday.
Win Colvig, of Darlington, was on
our streets Sunday.
Mrs. viii Noll. OF Si~stersville. visited
relatives in town the past week.
w. B. o'Neill, OF Marietta, &s in
town Friday.
Mrs. Mint Noll returned hons &on-
day evening from n short VIZ ia
Pittsburg.
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and supper last evening in the ]. T.
Jones hose house, which was extremely
well attended. 1t was a success in
every way.
Mrs. Isadore Mcknight, OF Middle
bourne. arrived in the city yesterday
and will be the guest of Mrs. John
Stealey, of Brown Betty street, for q
few days.
Miss Lizzie Thomas. an attractive
and charming young lady of London,
Canada. arrived in the city during tina
week and will be the guest of her
brother, Mr.. A. C. Thomas, of the HILL
for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Robert Barrett, of Catherine
street, who has been i'll for a week or
ten days, is getting along very slowly
and will not be able TO be about for a
week or ten days.
Mrs. Thomas Cherlmet, of Brown
Betty street, who has been the guest
of relatives and friends in Marietta.
o., for several days, has returned TO the
city.
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SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, October 13.
Word was received this morning
from New Matamoras to the effect that
bill" Alloway, well known here, hav-
ing lived here for a number OF years,
had been arrested there, charged with
burglarizing H~utchinson's store at
C~ochransville, a short time ago. This
is not the first time that Alloway has
been connected with this sort of shady
transactions, but heretofore he has
been able TO get out OF the trouble on
account of insufficient evidence. This
time, however, he will no doubt take a
vacation of some time at the expense
of the State. Charles Henry, OF
Friendly, an accomplice, got away from
the authorities by swimming the river.
There was another young fellow con-
nected with this gang, but the officers
will not give his name, as they think
they can get him yet. II is believed Al
loway and the gang associated with
him have been doing considerable work
in this line in this vicinity for some
time. The Friendly express and ticket
Office was burglarized a short time ago,
and they probably had a hand in 1t. A
few months ago Alloway and his BROTH
er were arrested in this city charged
with holding up a man on the South
Side. They were for court, but on ac-
count of lack OF evidence they were
released by the court. This time. how
ever, the evidence is so strong that
there is little doubt that he will be a
visitor to the penitentiary for some
time.
Frank Colbert, auditor and treasurer
of the Sistersville Hardware Company,
left this morning for his home in But
Ter, Pa, where he will be the guest Of
relatives and friends for a week or ten
days.
Ted" Smith, representing tT5
Boviard- Sefang Manufacturing Com
pauy, at Woodsield, o., arrived In the
city last night and will remain here
for a few days the guest OF his brother.
Arch l.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Courtney, OF
Bloomfield, o.. who have been in the
city for several days. he, guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Courtney, OF the North
End, have returned home.
The dance given at the city building
last evening by the members OF the
New Auditorium orchestra was an ex-
tremely pleasant affair. though IL was
not very well attended. The orchestra
furnished excellent music for the oc-
casion and has been highly compli-
mented on IL.
The Gibney Stock Company will be
the attraction at the New Auditorium In
repertoire next week. The company
comes highly recommended and viii no
doubt have good houses.
The show at the Columbia Theater
next week will be a remarkably good
n judging from the names which ap-
pear on the bill The new people next
week viii be Miss Helene Mignon. a
noted French burlesqEe artist and
singer: the Midgleys. e clever sketch
team, and others. TIE hold-oyers are
John R. Noon. a clever monologist;
Shafe- and Reid, who do a very neat
act. Miss Reid Is Z Of the most
clever singers that has ever been here.
Her rendition OF coon songs is perfect.
Smith and Earl. Daisy Holmes and the
rest OF the stock people are still re-
tanned.
The Tribe Of Ben Hur gave a social
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SARDIS.

SARDlS, o., October 13.-Mrs. Jas.
Bowen and son, John, Of New Martins
vile. w. Va, was calling IN friends
Friday.
DIR. McAdoo, OF Masterton. o.. Is re-
gistered at the Cunningham House this
week.
H. C. Thompson was at Sistersville,
Monday. on business.
Misses Mayme Morrissey and Minnie
Humphrey were shopping at New Mar
tinsville. w. Va, Tuesday.
School commenced on last Monday.
with Prof. Tanner, Of Williamsburg. o.,
principal, and assistants, Misses Ada
Knight. Hattie Thompson and Mao
Hartman.
Misses Cora and Lota Schafer, and
Emma stoehr were at Wheeling We'd
nesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a social
at the home Of Mrs. f. knight. on
Friday evening. A neat sum was re-
allied.
Miss Blaekmarr, Of s~istersvine. w.
Va, was I'm town Friday trying TO get
a class In music and succeeded very
well.
Mr.. Sam Hall and family. OF Pitts
burg. and Chas. Hall, Of Scio, o., were
called home this week on account OF tho
lines sof their mother. Mrs. H.. Hall.
but we are glad to note that she Is i'm
proving.
The Epworth League will hold n
meeting in the VI. e. church Sunday
evening. Miss E1va Anderson. leader.
Bob Williamson is calling on hia
many friends this week.
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attended the Knights of Pythias State
Grand Lodge meeting at Morgantown
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Chas. McKeefer was recently visiting
his mother here.
The "~Shovelers' will give their first
| entertainment on the streets Tuesday
night. The Junkins band and Greater
Fairmont band will furnish music for
| the occasion. Watts drum corps will
| also be out. The parade will start from
the Normal school building, and up
Main street to. Madison, down Madison
to Jackson. then to Monroe, down Mon
roe to Main, then to the court house,
| where there will be a cake walk.
Hearl j. McElfresh, who stood the
examination for position as clerk in
the postoff1ce, has receive his APP
| pOintment and began his new duties
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Kunst, and Mrs.
/. c.. Rich have returned home from a
pleasant VISIT with frienJa at Chicago.
and South Bend, Inc7.la.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
gave a social at the Baptist church,
Thursday evening, which was a very
pleasant affair.
Okis Matheny, driver Of the MAXWELL
Saylor delivery wagon, was seriously
injured at the depot to-day. He fell out
of the rear of the wagon while load
ing a car with potatoes. After be had
fallen to the ground a sack of potatoes
fell across his chest. He is thought to
be injured internally.
Four cans of crappie fish, a species of
the lake Il fish, have been received
here, from the fish commissioner at
Washington. They came consigned to
the Raccoon Fishing Club of this city,
and were deposited In the Mononga-
hela river, a short distance above the
dam. Each can holds about ten gallons
and in the entire lot but two fish had
died during their enclosure and long
journey.
Emory Ridgely, of the Fifth ward,
lies dangerously Ill at DR.. Cooks hos
pital with typhoid fever, etc. The ex-
cessive use OF cigarettes, it Is said, has
made the case much more serious.
Bishop Penick, of the Episcopal
church of this city, and Rev. Britting-
ham, of Wheeling, will exchange pulpits
to-day.
Mrs. Bishop Peniclz is attending the
National Council of the Daughters Of
the King, of the P. E. church, at Pitts
burg this week.
Arthur Miller, aged d6 years. Eshot
himself in the leg yesterday with a %
calhbre, revolver. The weapon is con-
siderably worn, and he supposed the
% ri rid oac had oil heap aytraptad hrs
Boyers probed for the ball, but could
not be found. 1t entered the right leg
above the knee. The wound is causing
considerable pain.
William Hubbard, a member of the
firm of Maxwell & Saylor, of this city,
Is in Wheeling to-day on business.
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E PROVIDED FOR.
wants and Needs of Railroad Men
Cared for Handsomely.

wants and Needs of Railroad Mem
Cared for Handsomely.
Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, October Ia
The new library and reading room ft-
ted up By the Ohio River railroad
Co. for the use Of To Sassenger con
ductors and brakemen in the building
adjoining the passenger station here.
has been completed. There are six
rooms In the building which Is Designs
ed TO be a club for the men. Two Of
the rooms have been fitted mp for read
ing and writing rooms and the lats
papers and magazines are 20 be found
mere. An appropriation Is TO be mads
By the company FOR a library which
VIII be installed IN the club. There
are bath rooms, a barber shop and
rooms where the men, when coming
on their runs. can sleep. and a big
porch overlooking the Ohio river. Is
Is an ideal place for the men and they
are very grateful to the company for
its thoughtfulness In providing for
their wants SO we'll.
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ST. MARYS.

ST. MARYS, w. Va, October 13.Z
Miss Blanche Ruttencutter returned
this week from Covington, KY, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Watts, for several weeks.
Albert Mozena, a young man living
in the upper end of the county, acct
dentally shot a large piece Of his hand
away on Thursday morning while out
squirrel hunting. While leaning over
to pick up a squirrel he had killed
and holding his gun by the muzzle. the
contents of the second barrel of the
gun was discharged, tearing off part
of the palm of his right hand. He
came to town Immediately and DR..
John B. Watson dressed the wound.
James s. Topham. of Washington,
D. c., was visiting his son-in-law. Jas.
A. Oldfeld, on Thursday and Friday.
l. o. Reynolds. cashier of the Pleas
ants County Bank. attended the Grand
Lodge Of the knights OF Pythies at Nor
gantown this week.
Hon. G. b. Gibbons, Of Parkersburg.
has been stumping this county this
week in the interests of the Republi-
can ticket.
Services will be held in the NJ. E.
church South Sunday morning by Rev.
Harvey Cofer. Baptist
It is a great evidence OF the remark
able change that has come over our
town in the last year to note that there
are enough b~ar-tenders in st. Marys 70
play ball. On Wednesday Afternoon
the b~ar-keeps Of Sistersville came down
and met our bar-keaps on the grounds
OF the ST. Marys Gun Cub. The Sis
tersvillians were routed by a score oil
Is to 9 in favor OF St Marys. 4 stag
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Thomas Cotton, and family. Of Par
kersburg, are the guests of Mrs. Stew
art. of Seventh street,
Miss Mamie Carmichael, of Glen Cas-
ton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mil
ton Bonor, OF Ninth street.
Mr.. a. Stoltze, OF Wheeling, was here
on business yesterday.
Misses Florence Fleming and Frances
Nuhfer will be the guests of Wheeling
friends to-day.
an infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
man Crow. Of Second street, died and
was buried yesterday.
Mrs. James Barker has returned to
her home in New Martinsville after
being the guest of her parents here for
several weeks.
The Wan Drea sisters, who style
themselves the queens Of palmists, have
opened a parlor in the Harris building
on Seventh street.
DR.. ". J. Carney has returned from
a visit TO Pittsburg.
John Bungard. a prominent farmer of
Wolf Run, was in the city yesterday on
business.
J. 7. Wilson. chief engineer Of the
P. G. & ". railroad, is spending the day
in Pittsburg.
The y. B. Scott six-footers have or
| ganized by electing T. s. Riggs as cap
tain. W. H. Snyder first lieutenant, and
Thomas CIeghon second Lieutenant
Mrs. j. z. Alley and children have re-
| turned 10 their home in Jackson coun-
ty.
James Pelkey, OF Rellaire. is the guest
of his brother, John Pelkey, OF the
Third ward.
William Stewart, who was n OF the
party OF glass workers that went to
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSvILLE, W. Va, Oct.
13.-0ne of the numerous Improvements
that have come TO New Martinsvilla
in the last year is the West Virginia
Monumental Works, under the personal
management OF t. H. Hawkins, who
employs eight men who are constant
~ working. finishing up the beautiful
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MOUNDSvILLE.
Evcnts Yesterday in the Marshall
County City.

County City.
The usual services will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church to-day at
TO- 80 a. m. and 1880 p. m
Christian Churchill: 80 a. m, 1.-The
New Covenant" 700 p. m, preaching
by Rev. J. ". Stewart, OF Gypsy, Pa.
Sunday School at 9:15 a. M; C. E.
prayer meeting at $40 p. m.
Baptist Church, DR.. Bond, pastor;
preaching at 1920 a. m. and I p. m;
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
The Rev. Mr.. Carver, OF West LIB
erty, will preach in the Presbyterian
church at 10:30 a. m. and at 7 p. IN. to-
day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Loveland Items.

Rev Sigler preached his farewell
sermon at the M E church last Sunday.
Mr. Will Wright left Monday for
Woodlake, Nebraska, for short visit
,, with his uncle.
Mr. Ed Brookhouser has purchased
the Tom Wilding farm southwest of
Loveland
Mr. Oscar Copeland and wife expect
to move to the Valley in the near flu
ture.
Miss Mae bowers, of River Sioux, is
spending the week here with her aunt,
Mrs Frank Friend.
Miss Clara Henderson is still quite
sick.
Most of the schools began Monday.
Mrs Frank Friend, Mrs Thornbury
and Miss Olive Henderson have the
same positions they had last year.
Mr. Lum Bond and family left Tues
day for Oklahoma. They will visit rel
atives in Kansas on the way down.
Mack Fouts has charge of the section
on the North Western at present.
Howard Wilkins was an over Sunday
visitor.
A Dreamer from Loveland.
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Receives Painful Injuries.

Peter Nelson is suffering today from
numerous bruises and sprains he re-
ceived yesterday afternoon, the result
of mishap which befell him while he
was engaged in hauling railroad ties
from the company grounds III this
city. 1t is the custom of the company
employees here to purchase the old and
unusable ties for firewood, and yester-
day Nelson had been hauling the ties
to different parts of the city end de-
livering them. Late in the afternoon,
after placing large load upon the
wagon, he mounted the load and
started to drive away, but had not pro-
ceeded far when in turning corner
the load being topheavy toppied over,
throwing Nelson to the ground, the
entire load of ties falling upon him.
Although he suffered numerous injur-
les in the way of bruises and scratches
no bones we're broken and it is thought
he will suffer no permanent injury
from his mishap.
w. H. Withrow of the Valley, was
up to the hub this week putting up adj
vertising for the Harrison county, fair,
which will occur October 1. 2, 3 and 4.
We don't suppose he talked any poll
tics, though you can't always tell
about "Billy."-Observer.
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Sept. s

L Il Breed, of Norfolk, Nebraska, is
III the Valley, the guest of his daugh.
ter, Mrs Robert Craft.
Hon j E K,rkwood is in Logan on
business today.
Wiley Middleton is out in the tim
Der today after squirrels. He has
promised US four nice squirrels for
Sunday dinner, 80 we are fixed for
meat for one day at least.
JE K,rkwood yesterday sold the
Theodore Kahler farm, in Pottawat-
TAME county, to Henry Miner and AL
bert Hansen for 50 900 cash.
Mrs j IL Morgan and daughter re-.
turned this afternoon on the 500
Elkhorn, from Chadron, where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past few weeks.
Dave Morrow, of Mondamin was a
pleasant caller last evening. He will
spend next winter in Birmingham, Ala.
bam8.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Judge Green Postpones Ac-
in the Saloon Cases.

Judge Green who IS presiding at tn.
present term of court at Logan, yes
terday afternoon, announced the cast.
now pending: Prohibitionists VS. Mo
Valley Saloons, wherein the forme,
seek to establish the lllegality of the
recent action of the Board of Supervi-
sors of Harrison County in granting
the Saloons privilege to run after al.
examination of the consent petition.
would not come up for hearing the
present term of Court, but would be
continued until the November term
owing to the fact that the docket for
this term is so crowded that the hear
ing Of the case would consume severa
DAYS, and therefore, the court had not
the time to hear the case now. The
saloons will continue to do business
until FINAL hearing.