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Real Estate at Auction

Stewart K. Powell, trustee, VIII
sell at public auction, at PennyViiie
on Saturday the Oath day OF Novem
her the valuable real estate, OF wnich
Hezekiah Duncan died seized now De-
longing to Daniel Duncan and otners'
situated near Pennyville. For 'ur-
ther particulars see posters.
WarnerAmes, ,trusteein bankruptcy
will on Saturday, November, 24th.' at
. 40 o'clock p. m. sell at public auc-
t;or IN front of the hotel OF WIN.
Comrades, in town of Onancock' tne
;nterest of w. T. Winder, bankrupt,
in certain valuable real estate located
in said town. For further informa'ioh
see trustee.
John s. Parsons, attorney-in-facO'
will sell at public auction on oaour- r
dav afternoon, December 0th' lSoo'
2:so o'clock, at Accomac y. h.
farm belonging to S. A. Milliner' con-
tanning 5O.57 acres, situated on 1ne
road leading from the Old Cnurcn
road to Daugherty, being part OF
the Mears farm. For full particulars
see posters.
1obn & Parsons, special commis'
s;oner will sell at public auction Oh
Saturday afternoon, December OUn
1905 .: 80 o'clock, at Accomac u d.
tho real estate of which VIM ID
Gardner died seized and possessed
: consisting of valuable farm OF aoou,
e52 acre,. about u miles north o.
Accomac G. H., and a four acre trac
Of woodsland, near Accomac Y. a.,
: adjoining the lands of Thomas caro- ara
ner Horace P. Mock and Others fo
full particulars see posters
John S. Parsons, special commission
v or, will sell at public auction on "a, oa.
: urdav afternoon, December Sth, lSV'
30 O'Clock at Accomac U. d. VI
= real estate of which Henry Lang uhe
ID seized and possessed, near Accom'
g. 6. H., consisting of the home place
in the said Henry Lang, containing
survey 27s acres, and a tract
c woods land adjoining the LANDS
70 Miss Bette Parramore and Levin m'
70. son. containing 123 acres more
is LESS. For full particulars see poS'e
The valuable real estate OF Tnos'
ool Mo,son and wife, containing 40 acr'
M more or less, situated on Chesconn'
er, siy creek, will be sold to the hign' a.
bidder on Saturday, December 0
R. 1906 at 2 O'Clock p. M, al Maf'n
on Bro,s store, North side) This pr
ate erty has three good dwelling nou =,
er- On it and good lot of young tim0
the land is high and rich and IN IN
J. cellent condition, the whole OF H.
De- trucks and has good Shore
ner planting oysters. For terms &C. =,
rhos. w. Blackstone, speciai y
7in- missioner, and posters.
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To County Teachers.

All teachers accepting the inViVa,
tion of State supt. Eggleston to attenu
the Educational Conference 10 DC DC
held in Richmond, Va, November q
+, 8Oth, will leave any station
on the N. Y. P. & N. R. H. not
later than Wednesday, the 2Stn' No
reduced rates after that date.
Those teachers not attending tne
State Conference will be required ~
teach Wednesday and Friday other,
wise they will lose their pay for Vnost
davs. Thursday is a legal schoo
holiday. nc
Colored teachers will hold their Us
nal meeting Thursday, Frlday ah'
/ Saturday.
Very respectfully
g Joynes, Supt.
Onancock, Va.
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Double Headed Barrels.

Mr. Editor The Parksley Tribune
has in several recent issues forciDiy
urged the shipment of potatoes III
donble-headed barrels, and stated III
one of them that barrels OF TINS oe-
scription could be furnished to East
ern Shore farmers at 27 cents Ihey
oor he made of kiln dried material
otoves and heads, and furnished at
orv of the railroad stations tor 20
cents. Upon this barrel flat hoops
will be used, with slaves equaliZeu
ond crozed at the mill. Our manu-
facturers as a rule, now use rounu
hoops. and pay A cents for making 'he
barrels. With slaves already crozeu
and with fat hoops, the making Will
COST from Il to cents. The ha'
boons cost more than the round pu'
the difference in making the barre
nearly balances the difference III cos
Of boops. Our mills can croz'
tboir slaves without much expense
machine that will equallze am
croze at both ends, can be run oy
how not to cost over 75 cents per DAY
and this boy will readily handle Tn
ont Of one cylinder saw. With croze
slaves and fat hoops, the putting !
&c the second head is by no means
dificult matter. The improved paci
ono then from which much is prom
;sed can be secured without trouoi
o,,d will he attended with compar
tivelv little expense. In addition
suitable package, honest hanall
.d an honest amount of stock
necessary to secure the reputatl'
ond value in the markets of the cou
trv our potatoes deserve. Here
elsevhere, we hear much OF
wrongs committed by the railroad
by steamboats,, by corporations
trusts. by commission merchants d
we cry loudly for their correction,
Of old, the wrongs we seek to redr
ore those we charge others WI
This wave of reformation has rea
ed the potato buyers, and it Will
well for us to have it extend 10
brace the potato growers ",
W Nov tx 1909.
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500 Reward.

A reward of one hundred dollars
will be paid by the Eastern Shore
Game Protective Association ior Une
o,rest and conviction, or for inform
alton leading to the arrest ana con,
viclion, of any person violating the
law against night-shoOting' or 'rap
ping wild waterfowl .,ao,t
N. B. Wescott, President
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

Stylish hats by mail order at Dig
10 horoo;ns-late season prices. We are
Drenared to furnish New York styles
of millinery to the ladies OF uhe Ha1r T,o
ern Shore and save them money. w
can fit you becomingly by CORES
pondence. Write at once for any y,
information. Our mail order sales A'sona In
Virginia and Maryland are ,;. a perfect perfect
snccess-every purchaser fully pleased
5and their letters on file in our desk
70 show it, Terms: Post Once
~ onov order with your order or 60
~ " Riley's Millinery,
Berlin, Md.
Note-Wedding and mourning mil
linery special.
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order Of Board Of Health of AccOmac'

The Board of Health has adop1eu
the plan outlined below for disin'ecV-
ing rooms, bedding, clothing ecc'
The chemicals are cheap and Work
easily done. Distinction on larger
scale as in small pox, ETC., the gener,
ator is preferable, which can be hau
by application to the Secretary OF Vne
Board. .Ao
The requisites for carrying out the
disinfection are simply the ordinary
an nar cent. formaldehyde solutioh'
known as formalin, commerciai po-
tassiuu permang mate and VesSei ~
mix them in. For each pint OF ior-
maldehyde, g. ounces OF potassium
nermanganats is required. The coSO
ia about 40 cents and is sufficient ior
any room of ordinary size. The per,
maneanate is first put into the VeSeei
and the formaldehyde poured upon iO' ~
The permanganate must be pun -
arst. Before the mixture Is NAV
everything must be in readiness Dc
cause a rapid flight from the room !,
recessary Leave the room cloSo'
mn tightly for four hours. The vesse
in which the mixture is to DC III a'''
shouId be of considerable size' ei''
the rigorous foaming will throw
part of the mixture on the hoor' =
aaring two-gallon bucket is Suiuaoi ~
, and large enough vessel for thre
hints Of formaldehyde, but until we
acquainted with the process IN woui
he SAFER to set the bucket in lars
nan pWhen the rooms are large al
more than three pints of formalu'
hvde is required, and large enous
vessel is not at hand, two or MOI
buck cts can be used. G.
The advantage of this method II
bealsh officers, for instance, is that
docs not need watching; all that
necessary is to mix the two chemica
IN q suitable receptacle and close u
room tightly. The chemical reac'l'
} that will follow will be certain al
definite. and does not need watchin
= as there is no danger OF an eXPioSr
y or fire when proper precautions .
e takea in selecting vessel ana Pi'
q ing h \ safe distance from inhamn
4 If the room is very large the che
: icals could be placed in two or mt
J dishes. Again, it is only necessary
4 carry the chemicals, as suitable '
= cells can be secured at every home'
) an old bowl, tin bucket, etc.
4 And, in conclusion, if we may
3 allowed to digress a little from
: subiect-matter of the paper we wo
4 state that by a thorough fumigal
: with formaldehyde home may
e freed and kept free from such p'
& az moths. etc. And the thougne
3 often ) Cured to us that it wouio (,
9ta GOOD sanitary precautiop 70 u
R oughly fumigate any home aO i
- twice year. ,
, In view of the prevalence OF d
\. liberia in many parts OF the county
Roard of Health urgently requ
the nbvsicians to use freely the DISH
tapt above. 1t is easy to operate
entirely reliable. CO.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

Write to us on for estimates doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
1,inds of building material, hardware
naints. &c. Stock large, prices iow'
Mr. RDL. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders fol
the firm. ,c
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber TO-
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For SALE-At Exmore all kinds OF
apples by barrel and fruits at lowest
nrices. Special price to merchants
pii0'' A. J. Doughty,
Exmore, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

TO the Voters of Accomack County
am a candidate for the Democratic
,omination for sheriff for the county
nf Accomack. If elected | promise
a fearless, impartial and eiicien5 9d ad- va
ministration of the affairs Oh SarG sr;ands Ui
fice. will truly thank nay irlenas esNas
for any interest which they maniies'
towards my candidacy.
~" - II, B. Mason,
oo+ * 1oos Bloxom. Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

Ladies, misses and children'S cloaks'
oil new. this seasons styles, very
large line to choose from, more than
double any previous season.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co'
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make the best holly boxes, lmake
tho neatest and most attractive holly
hoves and sell these holly boxes at
bottom prices. Consult me before
Won place your order and buy early
to avoid any delay.
Jos. S. Bunting,
Bloomtown, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

am located in Parksley in the
iewelry business with a fine line OF
everything in the jewelry line andin-
vite the public to call and inspect my
stock.
w. Barnes Sartorious.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

NoT1cE--Allpersons, especially, fence s,'s
law men, are hereby forewarnMedI M oIlaO;a lrOia
cunning on my premisesnear etsot,a tha
Under penalty of a prosecution, I,,I 10 ane ene
fuiI extent of the law. Will Kill any
oos io"N B. f. Parks.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

NorrcE-A spotted SOW, slit in right
ear left ear cropped, has been on my
nremises. near Pungoteague, since
nctoher. Owner will please call for
her. prove property, pay charges ana
CaAe "" J. A. Guy.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

For sALE-House and lot in Drum
nondtown. everything in good repair
For further particulars apply 70
Accomac G. H.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

For RENr-For 1907, rl;es "Parkes
Farm at Horntown, now occupaeip
h~ Left Sterling. Comfortable dwell
DS ~ IN rlentv of resources, excellent
S1 trick land, enough for three horses
Uru0A '' G.. Walter Mapp,
Agent.
cuoroeville. Va, Nov. II, 1906.
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The HaIlvood National Bank,
HALLWO0D, VA,
CAPITAL, $25,OOO.
PATRONAGE Solicited
President
s. w. MAdyI6IT6N MATT6HIETM6SNI Vice-President
J. w. BRONGhION' Cashier
]. T. LEWIS.
MARTIN & MASON Gu

Call attention to their large STOCK oi
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings' on
Builders Hardware, Shingles
Laths, Lime, Bricks, and build
ing Material generally, Palnts'
Oils and Painters Supplies
We are prepared to cut house house, OltiS dtnyes 10
order; also manuiactu.1Ti CSa1itv U"' Our grist
miIl will run every Saturday, oor
Notwithstanding MOI, reports to the COLI
trary. ..oa ba nlessed tC
show our goods and invite .sS you n0stin. TO iTl
and inspect our ,9 st9cK * wilI UglIie save yoS
your purchases ana we VIII DOW
money.
.rADTIN N MASON CO.,
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Grangeville, Va, Nov. 12, 1906

For sALE-A bateau, 40 feet long, aR.
% feet wide, in good order, suitaoie
for dredging. VI, 1o.roon
Leemont, Va.
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October b, 1905.

To nv friends and fellow citizens:
announce myself as a candlaa!e
for the office of Constable Of Atlantic
Waoisterial NJ District. Should my
friends honor me by electing, me me 10 10
said Office, I promise faithful honest e.,
t;es ns, Of the office to the best OF my
sbilitv. Thanking my friends for any
assistance they may render me.
Very truly,
Lennie L. Mears,
Atlantic, Va.
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Business Notices.

For sALE-Cheap for cash my store
house % by so and lot at Belle Haven.
Small office on lot. For particulars
apply to n noromus
MI IJoxa, Na
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Nor1cE-I pay all debts contracted
by myself, but no others; gI n.ouchton
Uop SA1E-1 automobile, 10 horse
o,yer complete with top,perfect con-
aa;; aa;t;on bargain; one house and lou Ill
tnwn Of Keller, cheap. Cash saie'
Vo"n Il " ~ p. O., Box 10,
Keller, Va.
WANT MINE PROP CARTs-The uh-
dorsioned wishes to buy three 90 Nine
Dr. pron Carts. Parties having same 10
cell will please write, givingprice.
Seii WIZ Thos. s. Hopkins,
Tasley, Va.
Eop SALE-Pews of Garrison Chapei
in good condition and enough Vi 'neN"
for church of good size, enc aP.
Mappsburg, Va.
FOR SALE-Three horses, sound ana
GOOD workers, because do not heeu
fhem. and 10000 barrel hoops. Az
nersons indebted to me will please Tx
pn accounts at end of season.
! up "0 Major Mason, Jr.,
, Bloxom, Va.
For LoAN-s2, 900 on unincumbered
real estate, in sums of $500, or over
i0"' J. H. Fletcher, Jr.,
= Atty.
n Nor1cE-All persons indebted to me
+ are hereby urgently and earnestly re.
4 auested to settle their accounts IT'S al al
q once either by cash or note; other
* wise I shall proceed to enforce COL
:, J. T. Ewell.
- Parksley, Va, Nov. l, 1906.
WANTED-Two good teamsters u
work at Tasley station; .r..
Accomac @. II. Va
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Temperanceville, August IA, 1906

To nv friends and fellow citizens:
take this method of announcing
myself a candidate for the once iIee,.;oi oi
constable of Metompkin Maglsteriaff
District, subject to the regulations ol
the Democratic party. Should my
f friends honor me by electlng gi1U me 70 70
5. said office, l promise the peop,le. OF
Met Metompkin Magisteri,al, LII District sdninis.
STasiTd Thanking q my friends in advance for or
anv assistance which they may pc
Chased nh to render me in the coming
Yours respectfully,
Teagle L. Byrd,
Mappsville, Va
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Nor1cE-I pay all debts contracted
ny my '' w. T. Broughton.
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Accomac, Va, Noy. Is, 1906
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Announcements

To the voters ofthe County OF Acco-
mac: Co.. tho office
of deputy treasurer OF saio counUy, n
desire to submit some claims ior yo"
consideration. n., oo.,,;oe to
ist NV long and faithful service 10
the Democratic party; os,oo nor
ooLad for one, ana should 1ali W
secure SAID position at tne co,his airas 3
election, l will be too oid 10 ih"A0
iua ard r In disastrous fire 8 years ago
lost % the earnings of my life Every
affort Fort was made by mys. If and son.
togethe with kind friends of Temper
o,5ooviIle to save our store but IN VAIN
Every dollars worth of goods was
burned. property that had wUrnoJi ,;na,ai
hard for. Our creditors MADE aa hDela,
discounts on our bills, our irlei;ao
together with the Masonic iraCerhavy h;yt
made Ms liberal contributions, puC
aaa nfeer all that was done for us our losses
we're heavy. In order to start htIle
hnsiness we had to mortgage our
bomes- Now friends I ask you TO heiP
me secure said office, in order that at
NAV redeem my home, nome SnSU
, can call my own in my oeSillins
Years. Promising to fill the once Il
elected to the best of my ability aiii'
Yours truly,
Henry E. Byrd.
lille Au0l1ct ID lYUO.
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For sALE-Pews of Garrison Chapei
in good condition and enough OF 'nei"
for 60 church of good size, cheap.
ioi 'N" w. F. B. Mapp,
Mappsburg, Va.
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FOR LoAN-S2, 900 on unincumbered
real estate, in sums of $500, or over.
o"' J. H. Fletcher, Jr.,
Atty.
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The smallest deposl-
to,. receives as prompt
and courteous treatment
as the largest. Managed
entirely by our nome
people.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-11-24

J. A. Guy.
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VOLUnE XXVH.

VOLUNE NAVH.
BEN T. GUNTER, e
Attorney-at-Law,
Accomac O. H., Va, =.
viii practice in all the courts co.;oa oa
Accomac and Northampton coun'io'
9 JAMES BURLINGTON.
Attorney-st-Lsw'
Omc.s-Accomac c. II. ano r"ii
Oaks, Va.
p.ot,css in all the courts On 'ne
r.stsrn Shore Of Virginia
mo, R. and ]. HARRY REV.
Attorneys-at-Law'
On,ces-Accomsc Q. r. svsrv Sn We'd
Law. At AccOmac u H. WY
nesday. =, the courts on the
Esstern Shore OF Virginia
ROY d. WHIIE'
-Attorney-at-Law'
otaces Parksley and A''0
Practices in all .;os cour.; "
and Northampton Oouh'i9
Prompt attention to all OuS'ne'
WARNER AMEs'
-Attorney-at-Law'-
omoss. Accomsc c. H. and onanoo'N'
All Accomac &. H. every " eO
and Friday. :, .ho courts Of
VIII practice in all tine .ne Counties.
VIZ VIZ and Northampton coun'''''
JOHN s. PARSONS
Attorney-at-Law'
Accomac Courthouse Va
WI, practice in all courts OF A''0
VIM Sorth smpton Counties
1ouN NOTTINGHAM, JR.'
-ArroRNEY-AT-LAw'-
Franktown, va
..;oa0 in all the courts Oh 'ne
Eastsrn shore Of Virginia
Un no at Eastville and AccomGsc Go st. ~
sr., Il. Sav of every court ana at H"'''
vile every Wednesday
49,. G. Walter Mapp
o'no 1.EARS & MAPP,
-Attorneys-at-Law,-
Offices Eastville, NortnampHII Nart Hons
County and Accomack eoui'
p,.ct,ce in all courts on the Easter
Shore Of Virginia.
U. @. sTURGIs,
-ArToRNEY-AT-LAw.-
.aoom.c G. H., Onancoc
4. Accom.c c. H. every MonoS
nv and Wednesday
Practices in all courts on nonscisit, Scs.Hr
Shore. Bankruptcy cases
DIR. H.D. LILLIsToN'
DENTIST.
Accomack Court House, Va
oa.hours from 9 a. m. to . p. M; W.
be at Parksley every lueSo
FRED. E. RUEDIGER
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Accomac c. H., Va.
Thoroughly equipped Tita bia ssnTises ,a1sss
hest instruments, oneao County.
he be citizens of Acc0mac 00un's. -,
II, enoagements prompt
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-04-26

Court convened Monday. April
roth. but. owing 70 absence Of the
chancellor. adjourned to Tuesday
TUESDAY
Court met purss'@ns e Adjourn
ment. Present. Hon. " P. S.
Ventress. chancellor /; R. c. Nc
Cay. clerk c. S. Magee. sheriff
Liddie Mcclure vs. Willie Nc
Clure. Aeolored Divorce granted,
and complainant given custody Of
child.
Est. VIM. 9. Williams, deceased:
Final account OF T. F. Daniel. ad-
ministrator. allowed and said adj
ministrator relieved Of further ac-
counting.
Hattie B. Chambers VS. 0. l..
Chambers Divorce granted, and
complainant given her maiden name,
Hattie Hartwell Beard.
Mary White VS. Chas- White, col
orcd Divorce granted.
Hampton Hutchinson VS. Ida
Hutchinson colored Divorce
granted.
Ben Smith vs. Mary Smith, col
ored Divorce granted.
Pinky Stewart vs. John Stewart
Divorce granted.
Albert Williams VS. Ada Williams,
colored Divorce granted.
Rose Taylor VS. Will Taylor, col
ored: Divorce granted.
Kelley Sales vs. Sarah Sales, col
ored Divorce granted.
Lutte o. Foster VS. ]. w Foster
Plea for divorce dismissed for want
Of jurisdiction.
Alice B. Sly VS. w. Z. Sly: Di-
vorce granted and complainant Civ.
en- custody OF child.
WEDNESDAY
Fef r K Reoan. deceased Fl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-16
LOOKING FOR SENDER.
Postoffice Officials Troubled With
 Poorly Addressed Packages.

If the sender of the package ad- dressed Miss Maggie McEvoy, Blue Gate Cottages, Abbeyleis, Queens county, Ireland," will give his or her name to Assistant Postmaster Boy Ian. something of benefit will be as- certained. Sometimes senders of packages to the old country wonder they never reach their destination. Since parcel post was established between this country and Great Brit ain about a year ago, people seem to have an idea that a brick block If wrapped up In newspaper can go through the mails by this parcel post arrangement. They are correct in this. but all such parcels must be marked parcels post" by the post office clerks. By having this done the package will not cost half as much as if sent the old way. But there are some people who are not aware that to take advantage of this 1t Is necessary to have the package so marked. Thousands of parcels that are not thus marked are reject ed by the general postal officials in New York and this explains why peo- pie do not always hear from the pres ents they have sent to their friends on the other side of the Atlantic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-16
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Case for Disorderly Conduct Occupied
 Attention of the Judge.


 Judge Burpee held city court to- day in two installments. He had to adjourn court at 9:30 o'clock to at- tend the memorial exercises in the district court to Attorney Gillette, and expected to be able to resume at lO:3O, but it was long after II when he got back.
 Patrick Walsh was fined $10 and costs for intoxication, John Barlinkus and Della Sabus were charged with theft of $91. Their cases were put over to Monday under bail of S200 each.
 Aaron Blansfield and Lucy McDer- mott were charged with disorderly conduct. Blansfield pleaded guilty, but the woman did not She was committed to Brookside for sixty days, while Blansfield was fined S9 and costs.
 For the past few days there has been no food in the home of Thomas O'Hearn, at least so said his wife in her complaint for non-support. She did not care about herself, but her three small children cost her a good deal of anxiety. For non-payment of rent they have been notified to quit. O'Hearn had nothing to say for him. self and he was ordered to furnish a bond of $200 to pay his wife $9 a week for six months or go to jail for sixty days.
 Last evening Donate Paupuli was put out of Pasquale Ciminera's sa- loon in Wards flats. He remained outside until Angelo Ciminera and the bartender came out Then he went and plunged a stiletto through Angelo's left arm. There was scuf- fle and Paupuli threw away a loaded 3S-caliber revolver. He was charged with assault and carrying concealed weapons and was fined $50 and costs and $7 and costs.
 Joseph Berger and Jacob Berman, characters we'll known to the police, were each charged on two counts of dealing in junk without a license and buying junk from minors. It was shown that they encouraged small boys to strip trolley cars of all the brass trimmings. handle bars and rails, and they were fined $200 each with the costs.