The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 24

Hi WILLIE Cut Up Hilariously And b'aid His Father in For It because Latter Noticed the Servant's Beauty Ue Had CBdare Seatbin; Tirade Frem Angry Wife. To Keep Up Good Appearuee Will Now Take Hotel Quarters DnraDiUi'i Gotiip. tnnu. coiumtMici or run Bet issa. New York.

October Th N'Mtnuu of Wt Seventy-seventh treat knew full well Ibe dWUrultbve of apartment hunitn. wh-n arty Uul June they followtd the usual tuatora for the auramer. Mm. Newman depart' to a summer eotrasje they hire Icons' Uranch. taklna; with, hrr surh of their chattel as were most easily moved and least liable, to ba damaged In the mtv-! "iti.

He remained behind. with Ihe apartment a headquarter ulle rnouih furniture bc-lne; left there to accommodate him nicely. Thua the apartment remained theirs, and there wars no need on her return of that disheartening esperlVnre, a suite hunt. Tet He worst remained, for they have told tbelr trlenti that they don't relish these parting-, but there a Wlllfcs Any one who knows thorn la aware that Willie la there. A more ubiuutloua snipe of 10.

or one whose presence Is more likely to be unpleasantly felt, never ut about In knickerbockers. An awful esample. oi the spoiled only chick that domlnalra so many New York homes, he's as sturdy a snubtiosed younker as you'd see in a Ions' walk, but I he nvtlon Is nursed In the Newman household that Willie 1 delicate. Hence the Newmans must get htm out of town for the summer, even though It ta Impossible for Papa. Newman to escape from town except from Saturday to Monday.

Wanted Mora Fishing. He did that all summer, grinding away at the accounts of a lurttiwii export house throughout the week, and tasting salt sir and domesticity over Sundays. The prl-an school Intrusted with pounding learn' ina into Willie opened on the Kith of iant munth. but Willie waj ailing. He opined iIiai a Ultle more of crabbing and fiahiruf in the Shrewsbury Klver would fix htm all right, all right, and aa he stuck to that proposition with characteristic stubborn ness.

Mamma Newman gave In to him. So they didn't come back to town until papa hd started on his vacation. He preferred the mountain's, and after his usual day at lxng Mranch bad headed for a camp of so- qualnlances In tbe Adirondack. Tftose with Intimate knowledge of him mould think that he bad planned tbe schedule about right, but the fact was that -lie got h'. dates mixed somehow.

The super- of the return of their furniture th flat left to the wife. But It waa arwtethf too large an order for her or her wnrcan rrvaiit, ao she hired a sort of true n.j neighborhood to act in that capaci ty He preceded her to the apart- merit jr half an hour. Expecting to find It empty, re waa as surprised as his peculiar ly placid make-up would permit him to on discovering an attractive young woman Installed therein. He stated errand briefly, and was still more surprised to view the attractive one's perturbation. The missis was Just behind him.

he told her in response to her urgent query, at wnich ens emitted a mirthless laugh and an ejaculation to the affect that the Very gown was' "rem." Ordered Him From the Room. As" she wss at the -moment tearing open front of the dress she wor. the trusty lathered that the becoming wrapper was she, garment In question. Asking hat in Ills simple fashion. he waa asaed of tne Iru.lli of, hla surmise by the flurried woman, who.

after firing questions at him as to how long behind him the householder waa. turned htm ou of the room -that she might change to heri own belongings. Kven so. through a rruck' of the door she piled with questional and as a atep was heard In tbe hall commanded him to explain that ahe hud been sent to help for the day in setting things to rights. The Incomer was only 'the servant, but the mt strata waa close at hand, and the man made the explanation of the other's presence as requested.

Mrs. Newman waa pleased, for she. didn't enjoy the Job In prospect, and asked only who sent the woman. The trusty didn't know, but supposed It waa Mr. Newman.

She Was Too The wife wondered, yet on seeing the young woman felt sure that the explanation waa correct. For the attractive one waa a former servant, one who had been Intrusted for a time with Willie's out- Ings In the park and who had escorted him to and from school. She had had other duties, of course, but these were the chief ones- But she had proved unsatisfactory. She waa too pretty, for one and then Newman had noticed her too much. So she had gone, with a character, and Newman bad chlded hi spouse on what he styled her unreasoning jealoasy.

Now she was here, ahe ought to. be useful, and the wife accepted the explanation, set V1" young woman at simple tasks and went on thinking. 'As, she pondered the situation she made her way about the finding here aad there cause for most serious suspicions. But the more ahe saw that made her'blood boil the kinder ahe was ta her Hval. and the more encouragement ahe gave the latter, to feel entirely at her ease.

By the time the furniture, which had arrived rloeely after her. had been brought In and placed she had had a careful talk with the young and engaged her to resume her old place. The latter couldn't think of it for a time: she was there only 'temporary." as a favor, but the other urged so strongly and so kindly withal that finally she commented, more in dumbness than anything else. JUt Him With a Boar. Four day of settling the household had kept her busy, and during this time it had been mentioned to her In various ways that the head of the house waa going to extend bis play-time by a fortnight-.

If the woman had an idea, of escaping from her oua surroundings she waa made to feel -that she yet had time to get away, when Newman arrived. Tbe wife met him with set words of welcome, delivered with all the sympathy and sweetness of a Gat ling cannon. I-izl'e waa. there to welcome him. too.

the wife ran on. and sure -enough. Us-aie was in the room to which the wife ted ber offending spouse. She waa being enter MI-O-NA. COSTS NOTHING IF IT Dow'a Iru7stores Oiwo OnanatM Bond With Xi-o-Bav JTatara'g Bemedy For ITppin.

Read the following plain and positive guarantee that Dow'a Drugstores give with every box of Mi-o-na that they sell: OXXASANTES BOHD. We hereby agreo to refund the money paid for Ml-o-na. on return of empty o-x If the purchaser teals ua that It has failed to cure dyspew-sla or atomacb troubles. This guarantee covers two bexee. or a month's treatment- Price, Wc per box.

(Signed) Ml-o-na Is the only remedy for dyspepsia that is aold on a plain and absolute guarantee that it will cost nothing unless it cures. Begin its use to-day with the knowledge that Dow'a Drugstores will reftwdSHM money If It faila. -x, This the strongest endorsement that they can give to Ml-o-oa- hat 'they beUeve In It ao thoroughly that they will return the money If it does not tained at the masiiwt my Wits, aad appeared aa If the rewner waa ta the plot, for-os) ike entraate Ihe overwhelmed garret la bar promptly efeaaJ front aa sparest eeetetae to oo sMUior. Tbe pit servant breeve dews eafsusty. Here eras a eae of mors stn4 agates (baa sinolog, kly.

bwt (tat artfe aecrwed he appreciation that prvbabWty, be gave I be girl ecatbtng iartnc aatd ar-derad Mr from tha beawav taststlwsT rm-maeUale eexwpMsaww aod all sMnsbsaaT wosaaa into tbe ball. Tbea she retroe4 te hand out a few ta bubfey. and bare tbe mansgdnal4 broke mtt gt-fully wttfc tbe annooocewtent loat pop warn la for Willie waa roerect. afaousm has eewatfitsd ber papat'a taertr. and that gi laslsil ewsv aelor baa declared, ta effect, that WUtie a iemt a outte correct.

wasa is in for a Aat boot, after all. tor tbe wUe won't have hies round, cbooarb be may dlde ibat for tbe present he will keep VP tne appear-anc of good ferbavior and continue at a hotel. Thm Utttj: PamaeU. A restaurant In upper' Mixta avenue known favorably for its various preparations iubeter and for the tatroe, of its supper service, baa lost a ewtaawr. I waa about, in tbe manner of ordinary descrip tion, to style him a good customer.

But let that e- He waa a customer who tame of ta and spent, freely. Jf or would the Judicious, even If hacUaed to rounder ways. approve Ihe manner of hi expenditure, but be has so goodly a portion of the where with that his reckless spending Isn't likely to cripple him. Through his four or nve men's furnishing etorea, each located In a neighborhood of fashionable shop, count- lean swelle. real "and would-be, pay nun tribute.

The newest wrinkles of London and local fsahlona la men's "things' are alwaya on his shelves and going fast. And when ordinary shirts go at Ihe dosen. with other garments and accessories In Ilka proportion, there must be profit for some one. even If rents nre away ap. So his visits to this eating- bouse and other scenes of midnight merry-njeying aren't endangering hie credit, tbough he spends regularly.

aaa matter of course, altogether more, as one spologlser puts it, than a man needs to. Their Uaqueochablo Thirst. He was in this gait on tbe occasion of bis last visit to tbe Mlxth-evenae lobster shop. Three damsels were in hla tow. They were young, lively and.

elating tbe situation at 3 a. when they began to be especially they had been hungry. Kven then they were picking a morsel here or there, but when a trio of frail young dears have demolished vlanda to the tune of fJO 75, the toting to that hour. It would seem as If their bunger might be a thing of the past. Not so their thirst, however.

It waa wine time for theirs, and a quart -was being set before I hem when. In temporary absence rrom lue women, tne lurpunn ru upon two younger men of bis acquaint ance. They 'had noticed his companions. and remarked on them. They were his nieces, line young women, the furnisher declared, and added when the others give the opening that he'd be delighted lo make them known to them.

So the wine drinkers became six. Its new members Were welcome to the others. One man to three women may 4e a satis factory statu when the three are hungry and the one la liberal, but when the flxi appears reapportionment certainly Is in or der. One of the women, observing the ap proach of the men, rose and seated herself In a chair that a 'waiter had placed, leaving a gap between the other two and between herself and the nearest. A.

Familiar Face- In a Jiffy thus the party were aeated around the table In a sociable alternation of petticoats and One of the newcomers noted that the face of the, woman at his aide waa familiar. Two or three years previous she had served aa cashier In -that shop In which the proprietor of all mad headquarters. The new member ventured the opinion that the business then engaging tbe company beat toting sales checks and making change by a mile, to which the damsel responded by winktng. sticking her tongue against her Cheek and bestowing a sldewlse toss of her head In the direction of the furnisher, a combination that was whole volumes for expressiveness. Tbe other women were quite as much Inclined to liveliness, and all three were as thirsty- as they had been hungry.

The furnisher stood to hi end with characteristic ardor. Nobody but himself could buy. but there was' no lack of wine In consequence. Bottles were produced end hur ried through, and In an hour the six were feeling much better thank you. They preserved Dhssable demeanor, and seemed good for an Indefinite continuance Of It.

when suddenly there arose above their almost continuous chattter a long drawn peal ot delighted laughter, ending in a squeal that advertised the laugher's tlpslnfss. Could Hot Chock Her. if was the ex-cashier, and even as a head waiter edged nearer In manner that outwardly was casual, but that really was alertness Itself, she let go again. The buxa In the big room halted; those near-by the six and one or two at remote tables stood up to Identify the frolicker. The bead waiter busied himself at the ta ble, directing its waiters and seeking by his presence to subdue the outbreak, but the wine waa in and all fear of authority was away out.

Tbe woman's companion. however, held her In check for a time, and the moved -away a little. What came next may be. laid to the door of the man who had recognised the girl. There can be no doubt of this, for la It not written in alt the books of Instruction In polite conversation -that one ahould not talk shop? And he Instated on making furnishings the subject of his clfat with the enlivened woman.

Hose. If you please, was the matter he Insisted on discussing. He and the woman plainly were in disagree ment, positive, but of a Jolly sort. They nerf to exchana-e retorts and come no nearer concurrence, when she quickly pushed her chair back and shouted, laugh- in' Black. I say Their un went her foot till, the heel rest ing on top of tne, table, the toe waa under her companion's nose.

He still negatived kh ahaka of his head, and each time she lifted her foot, to bring It down again tor the sake of emphasis, a 4 8eixed By Floor Walker. I He. was only teaslhsv for it waa black. ji-o aoore of witnesses could testify, heeause. in a flash the rubberers and ceanera multiplied.

A ribald youth, who stood up to secure bis evidence, gave iitnr whistle, an ample blonde nearer hann nearly choked in trying to get away the eiaeulatlon "aee!" and a mouth- rui'of ehlckea. salad at the same moment, and the woman and her stocking centered the room'a Interest for as much aa Ave seconds. By then the head waiter was bending over her, hiding the disclosure and admonishing. Almost simultaneously another floor watcher seised the offender under the arms and dragged her. chair and all.

backward until her foot felt to the "it'waa time to go home, and the waiters Impressed this obvious fact upon the furnisher, who seemed to acquiesce, but the woman waa Indignant at having been treated to force. 8he waa quiet and docile till another opportunity came, as she rose as if to go. Then she whipped her foot onto the doth again and secured a good grip on the table Took TugwJiM a Hon. "You muts!" she sh'oeted at the rush line waiters; "I'm labelled 'Use No Hooka. see!" Her bold on the delayed tbe accomplishment of the- previous dragging maneuvre for a' second, and meantime another employe of th place seised her foot and drew it to tbe floor.

Immediately the group was shut from view ty a circle that Included every waiter on' the floor. And the whole bunch pushed towards the door. It was going home time now. and 'there was no refusing tbe manner of the Invitation. But the lady bad been by that grasp upon her ankle, even the -furnisher felt that, and when some one stepped on his net com la the scrimmage, he let go at the nearest nose In sight.

He didn't receive blew return, but waa hustled to tbe sidewalk wUh his arms pinned to his aide; which being a naw of force.) was about as He was wrathful beyond bounds then, and hasn't cooled entirely. If a gentleman, he can't entertain his friends In a public restaurant, why-and-be concludes with tbe st lessen that that eatabUebmeat will Just have to stagger along hereafter without his cuatosx. jJEW. PASTQ1L Rev. B.

Biei thla morning turns over the pastorate of hla church, the German Methodist Episcopal, on Uu Auburn, to Hev. Wax. H. Bcbruff. and thai latter will preach hla' first sermon.

afr. Biel resigns oa account, of ill-health, and will Mr. SchrufT la from Terr Haate. Ind. Tbnrsday night a reception was given at the church, a welcome to Mr.

SchruS and a farewell to Mr. Biei. KEWS OF THE CCU3TS. Thai the object of tbe wvenil are asieonatrstuu ta a eoneltoramo by the vepera sMl aad ale eencJel) -was apparent Judge Caldwell hctd see" triboaaf A washer of case were before btas where ar babes were tbe aonjecx. as the taatwry aad tke caeaptainca the ejoar rt of awr children with others of tnetr gc They wer aasreir tUldUft aa all tl4 have who Bv peigbbom end star together, the parents of the HM1- drew that did actoleve 'fW petty contests thought tbe JavewUe Cowrt was tbe plate Pa take sue quarrel.

Judge Caldwell disposed mt I hem hi tbe only wsy last euM b. natf tan waa to sew the parents and children sum wno tlun to eease tbeir quarrels and settle euro differences among themselves. This is becoming more and voce an abuse of Court, and Judge Caldwell said be wished tbe people wowld unoersiaao wm a. tribunal is on tbe p'aee ftar sweb esse. It is the M-ovtoce of bis tnawnaj to aispose of children who are hom-iaa or have im proper homes, of those ww nave emnmi sorb wrongs as rail for the exercise of Judgmeift by tbe t'ourt that will oVrter them i oVdng so again or or senaing eases of Ilk character to Institutions, The taking of petty quarrels or fights between children to the Court only consumes tbe time of tbe Judge withoat.any occasion (or It.

Tbe cases of Minnie. ana Raymond vavia. of New tow a. whose bom was allege to pe imnrooer. were pitiable.

The; girl a eyes are sore and need treatment, and tbe boy 1 blind In one eye from a cataract, botb ai-nicttons. it is believed, being due to tbe neglect they have Buffered. They were to tbe Cbtldren'e Home temporarily. until arrangemeata could be made to have tbem treated. The eae of Joseph Backer was also one for pity.

This child was whipped by ma father. John Bacher, at Norwood, with eat-'o-nine-tatls and then iropnaoneo ui cellar because he took bread and meat from the family pantry. Neighbors ms-sovered the child in the cellar, took him out and had the father and he waa sent to tbe workhouse, being unaoie to pay a line of 3 and costs. Tbe child has been at tbe Children's 'Home, bat had to oe sent "to the Refuge for various reasons. He gained 13 pounds during hla stay at tbe Hunt, vet aoDeared In Court to weigh much more than double that amount, hla growth seeming lo have been stunted, Family Trouhlen.

Mamie Ieitsch filed suit yesterday for divorce from Frederick Deltaeh. a son of the Jate tThief of Police Deltsch. She says they were married in 13. aud that he has neglected her since that time. Tbey have three children, who have suffered because of their father's neglect, not having shoes to enable them to go to school, and being often hungry for lack of food or fuel In severely cold weather.

He also abused his wife, and cursed her when she urged him to get employment and support her and their -children. She asks for alimony out of hla share ot hla father" a estate. M. C. Ldrklns.

attorney. Florence Fobiano wants a divorce from John Fobiano. Her charges are that he often beat her, but on his promise to do better sfne would continue to live with him. She could not stand It longer when he thrashed hell last Thursday, and tbry sep arated. 'They were married in August, lpol.

M. C. f-yklns. attorney. A.

settlement has been made of the alimony In the suit of Kate S. Fowler against V. She, was granted 4JU0 alimony, but negotiations for the payment of aa amount that would represent the cash value of the award Instead of wait ing for tbe payment of the Installments In future were entered Into and 93,300 paid a few days ago. Maria Weltsel a complaint' against ward Weitael In a suit for divorce filed yesterday through Attorney A. H.

Bode, was that be had been absent for a number of years and failed to provide They were married in 1887. Hoffman Claims Damaga. Ludwlg F. Hoffman tiled the suit for dam ages yesterdsy which he threatened some days ago to file against John H. uierkea.

It is charged that the defendant said In the presence of dfvers persons that tbe plaintiff was thief and had -embessled money Thla trouble grew out of. the collection of insurance premiums "on which Hoffman claimed an amount aa commission greater than pterkea thought be ought to have, and which Hoffman withheld when he settled for his collections. He waa arrested and acquitted before a Magistrate. He asks 122,000 damages. H.

Bode, attorney. Peculiar Situation. An unusual and peculiar situation has artaen in the suit to set sslde the will of Mercy Hall. When, the suit of her soJ against thd validity of the" will was tried, the Court, on the motion of the attorney for the defendant, directed the Jury to return a -verdict for the defense because the plaintiff had failed to make out a prima facie case. Testerday Annie 8.

Hall, stater of the plaintiff, and to whom the entire ea tate was left by her mother, and who i also executrix under the will, filed a writ ten consent to the new trial. She declares he did not know at the time of the nonsuit of the plaintiff that that had been done she did not understand the proceeding, and desires that the plaintiff ahould have a trial uily and have a Jury pass upon the merits of the case without the Intervention of the Court. Under- such circumstances the motion Is likely to be granted, and. the case being heard again, there Is a chance that another Judge might not" nonsuit the plaintiff and a Jury might set aside tbe will snd thus Miss Halt would lose a case she has won so far. The parties to the action are son and daughter of Arctic Explorer Hall, who did not return from his last trip in search of the North Pole.

A Novel Defense, J. Oorsuch filed an answer yester day to the suit for damages of Othnlel Bonnell. which alleged, injury because of malicious prosecution. Bonnell was ar- rested on a warrant sworn out by Ooreoch for violating the- law. relating to persons refusing to pay toll on toll roads.

Gorsuch rays Bonnell refused to pay toll when he drove a team and wagon past the toll gate. Oorsuch. keeper of the gate, consulted Magistrate Farris, who advised the swearing out of the -warrant, and be did so. supposing it waa all right and relying nn the Magkstrate'a supposed knowledge, of tbe law. Therefore he denies any maHce and lays tbe blame for the action upon the Magistrate and asks to he dismissed from the suit.

The prosecution was dismissed by the same Magistrate when It came before him on the ground that It had not beep properly begun, though be advised the method and prepared tbe affidavit for tbe arrest. Wade Cushlng. attorney. TJJilVilRSlTY T. W.

A. One hundred and twenty-four girls are pledged as members of the student Young Women's Christian Association to further the development -of Christian character and all that is best In college The organisation to which they belong has branches in 430 American colleges and universities. During the- past year the local branch enjoyed the distinction of be ing tbe only American student association In charge of the chapel services for Its I alma, mater. Prominent ministers of the! i-k imA ttir i jlatlw n. 1 Ings and chapel was well attended by the atudenta.

Tbe T. Wv A- Is an important factor In university life, not only through its religious work, but because of the good-fellowship and hospitality that characterize Its many social gatherings. On October 8 the annual reception will be held tn honor of the freshmen. r- Throughout Its history tbe association hap enjoyed tbe approval and support of the faculty, hut the new year will bring stilt larger opportunities. In a conversation with the President Dr.

Daboey said: "The work of tbe T. W. C. A. can be made ot vital Importance In tbe university- I shall do an I can to help yea.

DANGER OF EPUTtnC. In reference, to the protest by residents of CUftow abont tbe temporary scbool-rooma. Attorney Louis R- Loebbert said yesterday: "Tbe youngest children are now boosed In several small rooms ta old adjoming buildings, totally unlit for sack a pwrpose. Think of putting 33 or more children In a room 12 by 12 feet square, with two small windows, and no provisions for the ventilation thereof! Such huddling together would not be tolerated tn the poorest community ta' the land, aad ao parent of thla city ought to be expected to risk the life and health of hla child in sucb quarters. Aa epidemic would spread like wildfire under such coodltkm.

andwe hope that our complaint thereto still a timely ass." 5 9 in III I I I IflTlllaMsaaw wwmmmwasawa llWs i -i I r' Qa-M for this (MflllPM Panlasota couch. sr' (AelWPFIC i UUIWHUW Will tV. I eaf VV aawm i I 1 aelhudasrlA rMIMTlM. Ti30J IDaVBBIT ora aver rflfta8ODO Ulaii cnUBUk lau uiiuk a luiuiut, buwho Here to one of the most extraordinary Jf pantasote LEATHER of hten quality and elegantly btocuit Sea a mmt Cmar-mmfm Bm4 that aaes with mvry Roy ml Slam-! Stool Rsmge. 0 Duplex Grateif Royal Standard Steei Kane.

Weiabt. S4 poan.da r- Lid of Royal Htandard -Steel Range. 5 pooada POUTICS At BoUiag- Point la Kew ToraV Sf Ta JCayor Fleischmaja-', rTere la probably more Interest, in pair-tin in New Tor. City rlcbt." new than in any other part of tbe Unite States." said Mayor Fletscbmana yesterday upon bis return from the East. -Everybody there seems to be Interested la both tae state aad national campaign.

Some of the Republicans reel friendly toward the National Admtntstsatlon. bnc not with tbe candidate for Governor, while there are. 'many, instances) where tbe opposite lo the case. The seatlment seems to be thai RoosereJx will ran about ahead, of the state ticket In New York T' '-v la rood thrstasheat the eoan try. True.

It ta not as coed an tt was two years ago. bet that -waa aa tallatlon. while now It is sabatantiaU thlncs, are in their normal conditioo. The Mayor had an informal' talk with, the members of the Board of Pnbtie Service in rea-ard to the spetnkhna; ot asphalt atreets which, it thousTht. are Peine 'rained by brine flooded" by sorinklers.

The' Mayor believed the board shoald -require the boles t- i -v BALANCE CASH or 0ogvB-w I trjrotiirh- stmt con.truct.on through Coach. acUy to tb. rtor tufted-rthe frame are of finest quart w- May-Stern-a (on eaey terma of 1.60 and60o a out. i anywhere else for Couches ana. aer.r rZ ZinA.

g.WtiofJ See Couch in cur SIxtn Street wmaow CsVW teVsVACsW Fls HANGING HAT RACKS, WITH TOP HEW Made of biRh-fcrade, aolld oak. ghljr polished and elejranUy constructed; have nice niee mirror, with capacity enough to accommodate good-aired family; actually worth f2.50.on sale Monday and a tnucn lonsrer an tbe lot lae'e Lars te, Xlckel-Plated SERVING TRAY'S lisT iff 1 y- "-Tm- Is 1 I Exactly like cut Heavy "triple nickel-plated on white metal, handsomely engraved, look like solid silver, aad will wear aa well; if; inches wide, 14 inchea loo at Mgy-6trn'jj for each asmsiina CASH 50c AAVEEK For This Celebrated HOT BLAST ALL: NIGHTS-HEATER, With large, Fire Pot, It's a truly heat-incr stove, handsomely nickel trimmed, hasjtipp feed as well as front feecU and large hot down draft in top; the. finest stove you've seen in all your life at this price, 1.00 CASH, 50 CENTS A WEEK. C7J1 i i' I -f -a TTI I 1 VI Hi Blfti" Sec la fVattkal DcateestraUoa of ear Rayal Staadard Sled Raaram ear Wlaesw. TO I I il j.

in' the sprteUlnc- etfaas to be made much smmlJer. 'Tbe-matvec' of bavins street re-paans made on petition -of- property-ow ears and ax their coot, aa. is done in Columbus, was also talked Mayor FleJlaebiaaan said he expects tonS" celye a report the Boiidinc InepeApf- -m hm icvesr1a-a ttoo of the -f- rnrnrrff atoiyzesary. "iTne foilowinx tnvitaiioa has itist -been sent to the Clnctassti Wsbui'i Club- In hsmr iof -mfirrieth. anniversary, of the foondiDs- of the Western College for Women.

It aay. bees decided te observe Tnesday. October -i. KXH, as College- jtiy. A.

few friends of the -colles-e are mj aeated te belp celebrate the occasion. Members of the Onciiuaul Wmua i dub are cordially iw-rited an spend! Use day at The Western, at Oxford. Obi a. CoQese Cay exercises ta the eaapei ape a. ma-v Picnic tea.

In tae Beach Woods as p. j. -The traiw eriU lea-re the- CU H. and' D. at ja-' ra retmulnc at p.

m- Club members deeirtnr to ko wW -please tewve their names with the custodian of tbe dob not later than a p. en. Monday. mm OvriJi-JUri FREE HOSPITAL For a Coaaaxap-tioa on Prica HOI- A "novel hospital. founded on a scientiftc open air treatment lor "grte of consumption, will be opened bock of Price Hitt on October 15.

The hospital win consist of 12 eottasa tents, with the aides merely screened, so as ta permit a perfect paaea-e of tree Tbsereotta-es win be frwe patients swfferma fross tnbes-raioais. They will, reside la these open tents throus-bout the wiaer. aleepinr ad avtoa is tbem a3 boors' of tha'dayr- i v. This treatment has been pursued" sacrtss fnUy in Colorado, and It is thought that the -prtee which Is located very nigi. will have oqaaity food reaulta.

Dr. OavoJd -Katsv formerly of the' Kew Tork TolMreaUnas Hospital, wfii be the resldeet pbysiciaa: I--' A. B. Isham and Lr. gam ftotheaberz wiU also be taterested la the a bVsbT MADE FftOM Tm BEST 6RA0E OF Pi6 iROfCABSOLUTELY KQ SCRAP US ED.f, TKE OLYPATE4T'PPeTECTE00N-WARPABLE OVEM BOTTOM.

tfxaiiWp ui nertby ouarntee and ttiarrant erery royal Steel Range' to be of the bst material and workmanship. That, provided itfisp'roprly set up and the chimney is not defective, it will pirforin satisfactotily. We farther guarantee all lis ings for a of Jhree years iron date of purchase. It is required that the purchaser of this Steel Range in this certificate with their name aad address to secure recognition of this guarantee lerifra FOB THIS IIASSiVE HIGH-8RA0E ROYAL STAC3DARB STEEL ANGE, BALANCE Sdc A WEEK. It's ear eeWbroted ateyat peastaaea teet Kaase, lam was frees the At Untie to the rati sc.

that ta saade aa honor end sold sae-rtt. ltkssl aa eaaf I ta tav terlaw MulrartlM mm wahtoeT ejaalMlee, abaedwtely reltaal as a bewaty tw as-pnrsste, made of tbe nea gaeared rM wHed steel tbreagbewt. baa eis hedee, targe waraalaw etoaee. Improved daplea arrate, aowarpoblo evew. twewee deep.

Rt member, the are baeaa nee sTwaswateed far three years. Tat taexeey orte am this la aa-. sprrtal at May-Stera'a, fe SI.00 CASH. 50e A WEEK. the raoge -wtodoss.

Peat he misled by gartaeT ad vert laessea ta of other roaaeo of Alerter aaake. Tbe ee4-ebroted Heyal r-aedard Steel Haavar asaada to a mw at own. for klcbtat ajwaUty of arerkaaauutht) and a ajaaraaw Seed pel feet baser. Am always mm teod lo valwe-glvtosT to toe Ctoetnaatt aemlle. 1 'NTEREST1NG Cl Program Tor Tear's Work OntHnad By A number of new and novel features have bees planned by the officers of, the X.

m. A. for tbe enswmc fail and winter; Snndar. after imm to ael rices WiU be The at 3 Ortober 2. alt ateieoaticon pfartnres -of tbe work of T.

M. C. A. threoarhowt the. world.

Geweral; Secretary D. BaU wHI lea.Uir eat this occaaaseu. -C; S. Mason. Bellaiosjs Work Director, his appointed a Cabinet of Ministers toaaahrt hha.m 'wintara campaisa.

tr. A Mondav Noam Oob for ihe considera. tlon -of rellsioan subjects wiU be atarted Ortober V. iU Ber. Joba Itofcerteon.

of Gmacow, Sot-lajMl, one of the most eminent evanseiSata ttye field, win conduct special aeiilees from Kevember 13 la SK at Uinta Hal. -Tne mTmbere of -The X. T.oa" ntodaw themsetvee to read. 3 verses -every dayta the Kew Testament, and to attend sues dew taw week) Morris, Chair 0U CAsa BAUICE 1.03 A MO tTM. CASH or cnxoiT.

OH .50 CASH FOR THI NEW. IMPROVED IRON OGD-DAVEUPnRT nd ic a week. An extremely haHnnie davenport br day end opeaa up Into large. KW full-a se bod at bight- It sbenlt Icwii Ht-Iava-port ui the market thai has a full SesMe bew mm4 imm baard ears apeoed awdlww erea r'ie tm mot I bedeiotMoat our in a ie dav Wurin fiii (lve i-p tal. wa easy terms of Jl.se rab at4 a week.

1 OPENED. fTbe eevrrtags are ate toHoded at thla aeiee.) THIS, UASSIVk a srayaiw rTSBasaaB aariaa. a 1 1 111 li rstl tars. Hahesome "Kairs like rtt If JJJJj made solid a-oMen oak. with mgftl brel arms.

arve4 wtib lion's rf Mn carv-4 etaw feat iVl Kiss Bex 0 -Koyai rtamiard fHecJ Bante. abowraa tock st tlfA -Itninrs. wiueb are warranted 3 years, -Weirbt. 45 aaaada, day of each asoath in tbe, T. IL' i.

war. lera. c- i Xttk Friday a-reninc October a oomptt-msiirsi dinner. wU bo alven to tae Cbria-tiaa business meat at the Men's Ctnb. ander the ammtces mt the assoriation.

Tbe Chairmen of the varloee worklnsr cowimrttees -of the local T. M. A-. are as foUowa: KeUaieea Work Casrniittee, I. II-Btakemore; Personal Work.

Edaar Leber: Misslowa, VLt, V. Cook; IavttsUea. K. Shop MeeUaca H. S.

Hocber; Jafl Work. W. W. Toofflraon Workhouse Mretinsa, TE. Wj.

I'sber. Harry Peraei- SAITJ2AL lTtSTCST SOCTXTT The opealac meetin of the season of 13M-i(6 i of the Cincinnati Society mt' Natoral History wifl be held ow Tuesday. October 4, o'clock at. W. a Eeekmaav of Boston.

Mass, wiU sneak on -The Easter amcesrse rTctnresque Glaeiai Bowlders of New Keg-bind." Riastratlnc his wUh eosso as br Sa sUdea. tan. ina aoene of tae most fnteresctnc of those aiant pebbles that have so sronderfuCy enhanced the present aveneft-rapale aspect of rKet bit of eotuiiry. 5a tmntmllm, mt ear C'aar-mmtm 0aaa taar aeea whh rery Kmymf See Rmmm Oca Piece oTofBoyai Standard Meet J8 OBJECTIOfsS OVERRULED. 8satsJ Koth.

and Catbariac Xarried-at Covtagtow The sadden diaapvaranco of Hit- Art bar Koth from the home of bi at Stf Mattor street, mat Saturda the stmsUtaaeoimdbmppeerance of tn Anna. Wpest, a domestic 5 24. Vine street, yesterday ealmiz" ia their surrlac by aViuire Duns in i'' Kota caUied at tbe Covtaa-txu for a Bcesae yesterday l' am ae aa 21 and that mt hiabrid-r Uater thejr were married bf Bouire D-w-J The parents of Kot'tt objected to 3r riaa-e with Mlas Wsest berssse yoata. daimiaay that he waa only old. A week ao yesterday tbe.iler foond his sow fee, and with bun which be bad At borne for the.

purpose of smf a new boose wblch a h4 i brsUL The girt had aiao disappeare'l. the police traced the eowpie to CtevWand. Later isi tbe week tbey were broucbt home. Tosng is "a paterB-eaa. aad has always borne a ajuod reputausa- 1.