Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 3

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, The Daily Democrat. warmir; profcohte. As VtMtor ol the Hoard of Likely to Talk Wllk Smith, the member of board who was one of the witnesses of recent dog flght at Port Union, if reports are resign tbls evening at the meeting of the board. ADIUOCBAT reporter taw Mr. Smith this morning.

In reply to a direct quet- At the Trlnltr Episcopal church Christmas morning Miss Cornelia Crow beautifully rendered tbe soprano solo, "Give Alms of Thy Goods" Mlw has a very promising voice. Rev. Frank G. McFarlin spent yesterday with his parents in Cincinnati. Max Metzner spent yesterday -with Uo tQlV BOrQIDK.

iu "r'J turn to whether he intended to resign Wend, in Indianapolis. 1 Triple Murder. RCT. Father McGlyun. A Great Discovery.

Down ID tbe Water. 2 Society Gowlp. Pungent Points. 3 Smith's Resignation. Elect Officers.

Embraced the Wrong Man. The Venice School Muddle. Nellie Her Fox's Spirit Talk. 4 Oxford News. Liberty Matters.

Neighboring News. General Snowden's Report. Ihelr XmM Ollt. Jake Bender andDldleyeye Dowd have been released (rom jail. Licensed to Marry.

Thomas Kennel, of Morton, 111., and Lanrt Moseman, of Trenton, have been licensed to wed. Smith said: Wm. Hayet, has fully recovered 'Did I tell you sol I have nothing to from recent illness. The papers have tried to make me Ben steen, of Oil City, Is tie out the worst man In Hamilton. I am sorry 1 went to tbe fight, mr friends know me.

I didn't siy I was golne to resign, did juest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Steen, of east Vine street. Glen Gates, of Anderson, is the goine to resign, did I Clarence Burnett, of this city. Notwithstanding Mr.

Smith's evssive Tbgy gpent yester(li wl friends in answer, the DzMOCKiThas every reason to believe tbat Mr. Smith resign; r.turned to Chicaeo probably tonight; if not, some other night, very shortly. itomembend. Mrs. E.

W. Abbey was very nicely re membered on Christmas by the lady members of the Presbyterian congregation. She was presented a purse of in gold. Jack Dangherty, the light-weight pugilist, who was arrested at Liberty, several weeks ago on account ol his fight with Ed Bennett, in Union county, last spring, was released on $500 bond Saturday. The trial has been set for January 19.

Shooting A shooting match took place at Ed Jessnp's a day or so ago, in which Messrs. Taylor and Oggs did some especially fine shooting. The flrst, second and fourth matches were at ten birds and the tnird match for fifteen birds. EMBRACED THE WBONG MAN. Dallied With the ABettlon.

of a Married Woman and Gets a good Licking. A sensation was created on north Sixth street last night about 9 o'clock when Jeremiah Keating, a well known machinist, returned to bis home and discovered his wife in the embraces of Joe Mayhem, aged 19 years. Keating became enraged and jumped at Mayhem with the fury of a wild beast, beating aad pounding him in a terrible manner. Mrs. Keating screamed and attracted the attention of the entire neighbor, hood.

The police were called and would have placed Mayhem under but he was too seriously battered and bruised to be taken to the station house. The injured husband left borne at once after the scene and went to a hotel. He says he will not live with his wife again. Mrs. Keating was formerly Kate Ryan.

Ernst Riffle has returned to Chicago after visiting friends heie. Ed Smith went to Richmond, this miming to visit relatives. Will O'Hara has returned from Richmond, Ind. Walter Johnson, of Dayton, was the guest of friends here yesterday. Alf Marsh returned to today after spending a few days the guest of Miss Ella Sorter, of north Front street.

T. D. Temple spent yesterday with relatives in Cincinnati. Slight Wreek. A wreck occurred on the C.

H. few miles west, of this city Saturday afternoon. The journal of one of the cars in an extra east-bound freight burned off, smashing the trucks, and tearing the tracks up for a considerable distance. Passenger traffic was delayed for several hours, but nobody was Injured in the wreck. Varrey and Welscber In that exceptionally funny farce comedy and was tbe Xmas attraction at the Globe.

Tbe play has just enough plot to hold one's undivided attention and is made doubly entertaining by a bounteous interspersion ol the latest musical selections. The recent disgraceful dog flght was alluded to in a forcible manner and brought down the house. Miss Virgie Arnold, as "Maud gave the present fad, the "serpentine dance" in a faultless manner. Success To Ton, Alf. Alf Whitaker has severed his connec tionwithDr.

C. Markt and will leave the first of January for where he will engage In the drug business with Dr. Clark, under the arm name of Clark and Whitaker. The business is one of long standing, and success is assured, Dr. Clark having had charge rf the store many years.

Mr. Whltaker's many friends, while regretting to see him and his estimable wife leave Hamilton still wish him unbounded success. Barry Campbell Deoles It. A letter received from Rev. Harry Campbell, relative to the article recently published concerning his religions views, states that there is no truth in the matter whatever.

Rev. Mr. Campbell was married a few weeks since and with his wife Is residing In Whltesbero, Texas, where he preaches at the Baptist church. Mr. Campbell expresses himself as very Indignant concerning the report aud is at a loss to know how it originated.

He says he Is a Christian or is trying to be one and Is not nor never contemplated going abroad to disseminate the Mohammedan religion. OFFICE OJ-THK WBST BUILDINO Lois ASSOCIATION OF HAMILTON, O. Notice Is hereby given that the annual election of eleven directors for said association will be held at the office of said association on Monday night, Janu- aryjj 1893. Share holders will please leate Pass Books at said office for use of the auditing committee and for balancing. Dec.

12,1892. By order of board, RICHARD BROWS, Sec'y. 30513 tues CHANGE PENNSYL- Trains pass Hamilton as follows, tak- effect December 17th: Westbound, 10:13 p. m. East- RED LABEL.

DELICIOUS IN GRIDDLE CAKES, WAFFLES OR MUFFINS. LONG'S BREAKFAST FLOUR. A splendid food hlfhwt nutrj- mini. Adapted for women aud ohll' drti. An Meal Hour (or dyspeptics.

AH omocma. FOX' i SPIRIT TALKS At a Seance Is Kot Interesting Dramatic Incident of the Recent Murder. In connection with the Grant Fox inquest the following from theTlmes-Star, is of interest: 'In a 'seance' at Hamilton last Thnrs day night, the participants were startled by the Information imparted by the spirit of Grant Fox, the Port Union sa loonkeeper, who was killed at a dog fight the night of December 10. The spirit said 'the accusation of Reuttinger is false, ani the guilty party is a well known Hamilton sport, described as follows: An Irishman, about five and a half feet high. He is seen everyday on the streets of Hamilton and as yet has not besn identified as one of the participants in tbe fight just before the The seance, conducted by Mrs.

Barrett, formerly of Price Hill, was attended by a wef known city official a prominent lately a hotelkeeper on Fifth street. They are of opinion that the message from the spirit world undoubt edly described the guilty person. The supposed revelation has started consid erable comment, and the clues connect ing the aforesaid prominent personage with the affair will be investigated it is said. The spirit is said to have told a certain member of the circle to send word to his wife and inform her tha her father is not the gnllty person." NELL1F. FORSAKES HER GAY LIFE and Spangles aud Will Settle Down tc Married Life as the Wife of John John E.

Folkerth, of Camden, Satur day afternoon took out a license to wed Nellie Hatzell, better known as Edn Hall, a pretty, curly headed blonde whi smokes cigarettes and who left Jessie Bernard's place on Market street to lead a more dignified existence as Mrs. Folk erth. Tbe groom's father is Captain Pierc Foikerth, of Camden, a prominent cit zen and the representative of a CIncin nati liquor house. Young Folkerth is a printer by trad and is employed on the Republican; has been a resident of Hamilton for cotple of months. When he called at Bernard's Satnrdaj after securing his license, there was a obstacle in the way of his intende bride's leaving on account of a bill of 13 that she owed the landlady aud fo which her clothing was held as securitj Folkerth had a valise with him Int which he crowded a few garments fo the girl, and together they made a rapl exit by means of an alley entrance.

Th bulk of Edna's clothing is still a Bernard's. Edna Hall, whose right name Is Nelli Hatzell, is 18 years of age and formerl was an inmate of the Children's Horn of this city, from whicn Institution home was found for her in a privat family, and the young girl soon acquire a considerable acquaintance in th First ward. She gradually drifted the paths of virtue. friends say that he was short timtjago engaged to a highly coi ner.ted young lady In Cincinnati, hut th assertion cannot be verified. Folkerth took his Nellie to Camdei Saturday night, to his father's home receive a paternal blessing and give father a Xmas gift In the shape of a ne daughter-in-law.

F. W. Belerle and James Judge wit- essed "Mavonrneen" at the Grand, ncinnatl, last evening. Joe Long is in Knoxvllle, on usiness. Fred Hilker left last evening on a nsiness trip to Chattanooga, Tenn.

D. L. Howell left last evening lor the ast. Asa Caldwell is here from Chicago. Adam Kuth, of Dayton, formerly a esidentof this city, will be united in arriage on Wednesday evening to a uarmiag young lady of Dayton.

Abner Campbell, of New York, is the uest of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cisle. Twelve members of the Presbyterian nnday school were awarded a prize cf nice book, for perfect attendance dnr- ng the year. Mrs, Kate Hazleton received the silver rater pitcher from the American jewel- Co.

Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surel do yon good, yon have a Cough, Col or any trouble with Throat, Chest Lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery fo Consumption, Coughs and Colds It gua anteed to give relief, or money will paid back. Sufferers from LaQripp found It just the thing and under its had a speedy and perfect recovery.

Tr ple bottle at onr expense and leai Rehmil tax tha stau Mhool The state boa rd of school Is IB session at Columbus, hearing the charges preferred against Samuel A. Unaetl, superintendent o( Venice achools. The board has been asked to revoke bis ten-year I The names of Miss Mena Hollander, teacher In one of the departments, and Mr. Qossett have been connected by tte gossips In an ugly manner. John F.

Nellan, of toll city, John Kleinfelder and LewiiTtemoret, editor of the Venice Graphic, appeared before the board last night with evidence tending to prove Mr. Gouett's dereliction. Tbe board has been unable to find any records of the Issue of a state certificate of any kind to Uossett, but are that it is genuine. The overt acts charged were claimed to have been witnessed by W. Thompson who thought he saw Gossett and Miss Hollander In an Improper attitude, aud Henrr Brown and C.

C. Wilson who said they secreted themselves In a building and saw Mr. Gossett kiss the youug lady. Thojnpsou had to back his tatement with an affidavit that it was true, as he had made affidavit that he never saw any such thing and the examiners have the document in their possession and Brown was shown to be a discarded suitor of Miss Hollander and full of venom. The rest of the affidavits proieduoth Ing except that Mr.

Gossett was a little more Imprudent than a married man of his age should have been. For the prosecution John Kleinfelder, Major Robert Joyce, Henry Brown, Walter Joyce and Lewis Demoret gave testimony and on the other side were Mr. Gossett, Dr. Hoover, A. C.

Turner and Spencer Clark of the school board Miss Hollander herself and her sister from Cincinnati, who combined to ex plain the statements made by the prose cution. In regard to this case and on account of it, the following suit was filed today Mena Hollander vs. Wm. A. Thompson John Kleinlelder, Louis Demoret, Geo E.

Morris, Henry Brown and Elijah Dress Goods, Flannels, Table Linens, Prints, Underwear, Blankets, Butterneld, for damages, slander. for OFFICERS fcLECTED Several j-ocal Lodie-FrlentbblpK. ft L. of Loan Building Association. Friendship lodge No.

1106 lOandL. of I. has elected officers as follows: Past protector, Mrs. C. J.

Smith. Protector, D. W. McClnng. Vice protector, Hannah Tuley.

Chaplain, Belle Lashorn. Secretary, Imogene Thompson. Financial secretary, E. Wempe. Treasurer, Wm.

Stlllwaugh. Guide, Mrs. Knhn. Guardian, Mrs. Tuley.

Sentinel, John Rentschler. Trustees. Members Hunter, Rentschler nd Wempe. Floral lodge, No. 383, has elected the ollowing officers: Katie Krone, protector.

Mrs. John Snider, vice-protector Jennie L. Brown, financial secretary. Marion Vanausdall, secretary. John Dillon, treasurer.

John Snyder, guide. Wm. Murphy, guardian. Clint Walling, sentinel. Wm.

Murphy, John Sortman, David klcClusky, trustees. The Hamilton Homestead and Loan company, elected officers last evening, as follows: Directors, James P. Smyers, F. X. Black, John L.

Boss, George P. Sohngen, Martin Mason, Jas. W. Moore, H. Frecht- llng, W.

P. Small, W. E. Waterhonse, John Bender, E. M.

Elliott. The directors organized as follows: President, James P. Smyers; vice-president, F. X. Black; secretary, J.

W. Moore; treasurer, R. M. Elliott. Attorney, Clarence Murphy.

CLOSING OUT, We are closing out all heavy grades of DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING We have many odds and at a sacrifice, before taking stock the first of the ear. ends lift of that we are dosing out at half price. buy clothing. Bed Comforts Etc. Now is the cheapest time of the year to Men's, Boys: and Children's Overcoats at half price A lot of odd suits for men and boys at half price.

Call and see us. We can save you money during this sale. WINTER'S, Double Store, 23 and 25 Main Street. Specimen Cases. S.H.

Clifford, New Cassel, wa troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma tlsm, his Stomach was disordered, hi Liver was affected to an alarming de eree. appetite fell away, and he was ter rlbly reduced In flesh and strength Three bottles of Electric Bitters him eaward Shepherd, Harrlaburg, a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bnckleu's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was Incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one bottle of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely.

Sold by Dr. C. Markt, druggist. AMUSEMENTS. GLOBE OPERA HOUSE Bristle; 4 Connor, lessees and Managers.

Saturday, Dec. sist, 1892, Y. Pearson's Big Realistic Production "THE POLICE PATROL." Presented in every detail just as advertised. Prices, 75, 50 and No extra for reserved seats. Sale opens Wednesday eve.

"Mas Well Pleased Holbrock's Store 112 S. TIM Is showing one of the nicest lines of FACIS AND FANCIES. The Christmas collection to St. Mary's church amounted in $188. School board met in regular session last evening.but it being a legal holiday, adjourned to meet tonight promptly at half-past o'clock.

Lou J. Beauchamp will deliver an address at the Presbyterian church.Thurs- day evening at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the W. C. T. U.

Everybody vited. Amission free. Hamilton Cornmandery, No. 41, K. last evening conferred the orders of the Temple and Malta upon Wm.

B. Robinson, of Eaton. A committee of three was appointed to draft resolutions regarding the death of Sir Wm. J. Matthias.

Becky Bird, an imbecile at the innrma- is in trouble again. She gave birth to a child on Saturday. According to the official abstract is- jued by the secretary of state the plurality of Joseph K. Cox for circuit judge is 2,010. Wetzel-Compton Post No.

96, G. A. will hold their annual memorial service this evening at the M. E. church.

Bucfclen's Arnica Salve, THI BIST SALVI in the world for CnU, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handi, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded- Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. Markt.

HOLIDAY RATES. On account of Christmas and New- Year's holidays the C. H. D. R.

Co. will sell excursion tickets at one and one-third fare for the round-trip between ill stations on the Q. H. D. Tickets will be good going December 24.

liniD16 DOMIC ai our CAUCUBB KVWM how good, thing It I SB.50 and 81.189'f ar.f Trial bottletfree at Dr. MarktM Dra 1803. All tickets wv, mnA Jan'tftrv 8rd InclU Store. Large BOc. and $1.

good returning until January 3rd Inclusive. With his Christmas gift," a lady in reference to. a suit she had bought for her husband, especially because it came from here. He knows by years of experience that goods are always just as represented at In the city. We have them at 750, $1.00, 1.25, and $1.50.

All worth more money. OTJFl Gentlemen's Fine Shoes Are the best values in the city. Style, Quality and Price are the essential points in our Gents' Shoes, Our Ladies' Fine Shoes Are beauties. We have them in all styles, in the Opera, Common Sense and New Square Toes, with Patent Leather Tips and Plain Toes at prices of $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, and $3.00. Come and look at them and you will not have to look any further.

Holbrock's Store fit, ELEGANT AND NEW LINE OF Jewelru, Watches, Diamonds, Silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, Etc. Remember our line Goods is all NEW; no old stock to work off. Ourjprices we guarantee to be the LOWEST in the city. Give us a trial and you will be convinced. Our line of Ladies' Gold Filled Watches, Boys' Watches and Silver Watches is the Largest in the city.

Diamonds in all Ear Rings, Pins, Rings, all new stock. Call and see our Beautiful, New Goods; we will be pleased to show you. NOTICE TO BUILDINO AS8OCIA TION BORROWERS. If you want to borrow money call on B. H.

Macke, Rellv block, representing Oxford, Elton People's Balding as toclatloni. 212 High Street, Beckett's Block, Opposite Posoffice, O-eo. Hrleim, Manager. ON LITTLE RESERVOIR. Good lights furnished free.

Good skates can be bought for 75 cents a pair and on up. Those not wishing to buy can rent them at reasonable prices. J.LEUGERSASON.. COR. 5th AND RESERVOIR..