Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

-Atf- my business wUl occur And until that dote we will AD offer GBEAT BARGAINS THH DAILY TRLKaRAMJ an pMt 0 or city North Alton an rpt)er In all ln consisting of Hats, Caps, Clothing, Btipts, Sho near A Largo Stock of Tinware, TUESDAY DEC. Finnan Haddleg atStrubel's. 80 8 ON the St. Louts board to-day May wheat declined half a cent, closing at 98t cento. Gosh closed at cents anadvanoeoM a oeflt over the price of yesterday.

dingus. f0et and 8a a at M. 0. A. rooms to night.

j. jj Sheriff Volbracht was engaged to-day in serving witnesses witti a subpoena to attend, at Edwardsville, the Uillham murder trial, now before tqe court. Finnan Baddies at Strubel'a. 80 8 A complete line of hosiery and underwear in all shades and stripes at Brueggeman Bros. tattit.

Swoftfa aelvedi a dlspaton from Constable Frank Chambers, of MoOlusky, MWng It David Blanklnshlp was wanted here, stating that he wai there and to answer Immediately. The Marshal wired to hold him until further orders. Blanklnshlp shot Paul Marshall on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 9, on Third street. Marshall has so far recovered as to be able to appear at the trial if Blanklnshlp is caught.

Constables Cook and Chambers arrived this noon with Blanklnahip, who was arrested this morning. E. Rice's beautiful operatic extravaganza, will have an elaborate production at the Temple Theatre next Friday night, when it will be presented by one of finest musical and comedy organizations in the country, and with appointments as-to scenery and costumes which have been prononnced by the press of New York and Boston "simply 1 "Evangellne" has been a great favorite with the amusement-loving public, and seems to have gained popularity with each succeeding presentation. It is a bright, clever, catchy performance, full of novelty, and picturesque in the extreme. THB funeral of Mr.

J. M. Tonsor Will be sold at Grtatly REDUCED RATES. Call and examine thegrods offered in this sale. All kinds of Rubber- Goods Now on sale at 25 to 50 per cent, below regular getting We have spent three months and we propose -s Thousands of Hoi IT IS THIS, Oorrtia.

for to show you. Gifts ay uins Cheap. Tfa.dLn.grs OrjaaiacxerLtetl eunxl TTsesfu.1. toottb. BE STJRE TO SEE THEM.

309-311 Belle Street. AUSTRIAN ROYAL BLUE AND CREAM ART GOODS. Vienna China Art Pieces "Lemoges" China, Elite, and NL Redon "Lemoges" China. hare the above In the most exquisite QUALITY, BTTLB ana DECOBATIOBB in Souvenir Plates, after Dinner ooflees and a pieces which VTE IMPORT and with Queonsware profits, are far below wnat some Jewelry Houses are accustomed to rotting. Salesmen sing lots ot songs to moke sales and get fancy prices.

Nothing too good for us. If you want the BUST at thor gut price, HOPPE'S CHIAN Is the place. Call early and make yonr selections. We will lay them by for you In our Special Department for that purpiso. TEMPLE THEATRE I FKIDAY Byj5.vl)Bp.

4. WITH ALL ITS FAMOUS I Beautiful Extravaganza, EVANQELINE! 0, 8, Mft'nftgeV. Kw Switching, How Hore Entrancing than Brer Before. S. tt" Sadie took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, from his late residence in North Alton, tha Kev.

Oarl Kramer, officiating. The attendance was very large. Public are Invited to hear E. P. Ktftlenberger at Y.

A. to-night. Keep out the cold winds by using weatherstrips. A new lot just received at A. Neerman's.

30 6 Tu Mendelssohn Society will meet to-morrow afternoon ad the Alton Conservatory, when a Meyer-Hel- mnnd programme will be given. An interesting afternoorf is anticipated. We have" yet to hear a single complaint against the rheumatic remedy, Prescription No. 4,000. Druggists sell it.

FRIENDS of Mrs. Benjamin Calvin will be pleased to learn that she seems to have taken a turn 'for the better, being this morning in her right mind and giving renewed hope of returning health. 'Little Lord Pauntleroy" appeals to human nature, and it goes straight to the heart through any amount of thickness by its own Intrinsic beauty. Matinee and night, Saturday Nov. S.

Those elegant), large-sized portraits, which Collins gives for every dozen for $1.60 are going fast, night and day. Call at once. THHRB is every prospect for a pleasant sociable at the Y. M. 0.

A. rooms this evening. A very entertaining program has been provided which will no doubt be heard and appreciated by a good audience. The T. M.

0. A. Ladies' Anxilliarr give their monthly "dime social" tonight and assure you of an enjoyable program. 1-lt you smoke, and want full value for your money, call for Neininger's Magnolia or Fig Cigar dtf THE remains of Mrs. Jennie Towse were this morning taken to Oarlin- ville for burial.

The funeral will occur to-morrow afternoon from the Methodist church in that city. Rev. Mr. Davis, of Upper Alton, will conduct the funeral services. "Little Lord Pftuntleroy" makes a big hit at the Herald.

Next Saturday matinee and night. (Special. At the close -ot the matinee the ladies and children iu tjie audience will be invited to tbe stage, where a reception will be tendered them by Little Lord Panntleroy to be followed by the serving of an English tea.) Matinee prices, 25 and 50 cents. Evening, 25, 85, 50, 75. Box office open at 7 p.

this evening. "AN east wind is full of devils," says a physician. The east wind of to-day is full of fine sand as well, and between the devils and the sand the pedestrisa has had a lively time of it. There has not been a more disagreeable day since autumn began for'Altonians. Hope's Gallery is the place to get the best photographs.

Gome at once if you want pictures finished (or Holidays. MESSRS. R. F. Seely.H.M.

Sohweppe, A. J. Howell and A. A. Sotier were among tbe talesmen summoned to Ma.

Wm. Meisfflnheimer, of Fosterburg, died at 11:80 a. m. yesterday, of typhoid fever, at his home in that village, in the 88th year of bin age. Deceased was a brother to Mr.

Philip Meisenheimer, of this city, and leaVes besides a mother and six brothers, a widow, the daughter of Mr. 0. F. Lofcblg, Postmaster of Fosterburg, and five children. The funeral will take place from his late residence row at 2 o'clock p.

no. Remoral! Owing to our increase of buaia ss we will remove to the new building, 708 East Second street. Thanking our customers for past favor i and soliciting a continuance of same, we hope to meet THE GILHAM MURDERERS ON TEIAL, THE JURY OBFAINED, AND EVIDENCE OF A LARGE NUMBER OF WITNESSES- Names of Jurymen and Counsel. many new ones. DIETZ WOLF.

1 6 THB remains of Mrs. Phoebe I. White, who had died were brought here this morning for interment. Mrs. White left this city last Monday morning to visit her daughter at Peoria.

On her arrival there she was taken violently ill and died several hours after. The funeral took place this morning at 10 o'clock from the cathedral, Rev. Father Snyder officiating. Many friends and relatives from abroad followed the remains to this city. The pall were John Howard, Theodore Sohienne, John Scully, Michael Hennelly and John Sowers.

The great railroad bridge scene in Kate Emmett's play, "Tbe Waifs' of New York," showing the two trains crossing the Harlem Railroad Bridge in opposite directions, while Willie and Gertie, the two "Waifs, are shown hanging from the trestle work of the bridge underneath, is one of the most thrilling and realistic scenes ever wit nessed upon, any stage. Temple Theatre, Monday, Dec. f. Notice. WHEREAS, Jos.

Held advertises that he will not pay any of my debts, notice is given that I will not be responsible for any of his debts made while we lived together. There is no need to" fear that I will get credit in his name, as he has none. LOUISA METZLER HBLD. was here in Peoria. So far as your correspondent knows, there is not a reputable citizeb in the lot.

Twelve started to-night, and more will leave in the morning. Among the lot are several who have done time in the penitentiary. The rest are nearly all gamblers, although some are saloonkeepers and bartenders. Lam's Family Medicine Mores Bowels Each day. Most people need to use it.

decl-dwly Jus. .1 QUO Fisherman 0,80 Blanc 8. Tarr Benedict JrvinT. opjondia company. Full of Charming Full Chorus, Array of Ooplumes, 25o, 50c, 75o, JJATJNE.B DEO.

5. NIQHT, Bdwargsville yesterday for the jury in the Gillham murder trial, Mr. Sotier being the only one of the quartet unfortunate enough to be accepted. The jury was obtained about five o'clock last evening and tne trial begun this morning. Burns or wounds should be attended to carefully, especially in cold weather.

We would recommend Salvation Oil for such cases. All dealers sell It for only 25 cents a bottle. Life is full of sorrows and disappointments, but the hopes of all those who try Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, are always realisied. It disappoints, At all dealeis.

Price 25 cents, THSBE was not a full attendance the meeting of the Board of Trade committee on Manufactures called at the Council Chamber, several member's being absent on account of sickness. Among these was the chairman, Mr. R. Garstang, on account of whose absence no action was taken upon the Several letters and propositions laid before the 'comtnittea. They will nevertheless be, laid before the board at its regular meeting next Thursday evening.

Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxatiye if the father or mother be costive or bilious the'most gratifying results follow its use, so that it is the best family reme- dv known and every family should have a bottle. Sapper and Sale. The ladies of the Presbyterian church advertise a supper and sale at the church to-morrow evening. Tim reputation of the ladies as adepts in the culinary art is well known and their bounty in providing a liberal supply is proverbial. Their skill with the needle needs no comment, and their useful and fancy articles on sale always flnd eager customers.

Supper will be served from five until eigbt o'clock, The will consist of cold meats, salads, oysters, baked beans, hot brown bread aud other delicasies of the season. PRICES: 26, 35,50, 7Bo. SATBBDAY, AT 3 P. Kouce. AWON; Nov.

38, 1891. The public hereby notified that Louisa Held; baling" left my I will not be respon- contract. JOSEPH HELD. Bufferings can be cured Prescription No, 4000. All at on TBB Union Window Glass Factory Bellalre, Ohio, was destroyed hy flreyes'erday.

George Stewart, an employe, was burned to death. Two others were badly hurt In rescuing two of their companions, MoOlelland and Jones. 'Loss $46,000. Insured for 125,000. One hundred and twenty five men are thrown out of employment, Spoons.

The only pluce in Alton to get the Souvenir Spoon it J. Make your selep.ti.oji eary Dluniouds. The most elegant line of diamond rlngd, lace pinn, lockets, near! pins, studs, ear rings and bracelets ever brought to the city are now to bo seen at J. H. Booth's- dwlw Lost.

A white-Better dog, medium size, brown and yellow spots, Answers to the name of Jeff. Any information leading to his recovery. Rewarded ut J. Buckmaicer'a cigar store. 30 3 At TTorU on Pmsu Street.

The street paving was closed on Second street this afternoon at o'clock completing the first contract With the oity; The work of digging oat the macadam on Piasa straot was betcuu this morning and quite a. fair start has already been made at the corner of Second. With favorable weather It will not be many days be' fore the Ravement on that o.irp^t will be us wHh the railroad d.eduoUJd the paving la narrow, and tbe'amount! of excavating, paving grentty In the Gilham murder trial in the Circuit Court at Edwardsville to-day the indictment was read by Statt Attorney McNulty at ten o'clock this moining charging George Starkey, John Brown and James R. Wyatt with the murder of D. B.

GIHham, in Upper Alton, on the 18th of March, 1800. After the opening speech of State's Attorney McNulty, in which ho detailed the evidence against each of the defendants the case of the de- fondants was stated by Messrs. T. L. Gardner and W.

P. Bradshaw. The first witness examined was Miss Virginia Qilbam, daughter of the deceased, who was called at a. in. Miss Qilliam detailed the alarm on the night of the murder and the 1 subsequent finding of.

her father, and gave his description of the burger IB a stout man about five feet, ten iaohes high, wearing a slouch hat and a sack coat. She also stated that her faouer declared his belief that his wound was mortal and that he might not live many hours. The next witness was Mrs. Alice B. Bowyer, a sister Miss Gilham, who was visiting the family and was present at the time of the tragedy.

Mr. I. F. Harley, a student, living at that time in Mr. house, also gave an account of the occuranoe and the means taken to alarm the neighbors and secure surgical aid.

The testimony of these three witnesses agreed as to Mr. belief that he would not recover and laid the foundation for the admission of his dying declarations; they also agreed as to his description of the burglar. Mr. Harley also testified to the finding of foot prints in front of of the open window leading toward the South. testified to, the coming of Wyatt.and Starkey to his place in Alton, March 17, 1890; and gave a description of the preparation for a game of poker.

After dinner recess H. 0. Cross was re-called and repeated substantially the account of the occurrences which followed shooting previously given other witnesses Rev. Dr. Kendrick also supported the testimony of previous witnesses- THE JUBY.

consists of the following persons: Lewis Field, foreman, residence ar, Hiunel; Alfrod Hotior, buDohsr, Alton; Thoo. Schmidt, harness maker, Highland; John McOune, livery stable keeper, Edwardaville; Gustav Schmidt, farmer, Marine; Wm. Wliiteside, Troy; W. H. Spalding, farmer, Alhauib'ra; John Huebnar, farmer, Ohouteau; George Walls, teamster, New John Swartz farmer, Grant Fork; H.

C. Hartmann, farmer, Oollinsville; S. H. Oulp, farmer, Upper Alton, The attorneys for the prosecution are: States Attorney McNulty, as aiatad by Messrs. Glass, of Edwards ville, and Allen, of Chicago.

The attorneys for the defense ares Col. J. J. Brenholt, of 'Alton, W. Bradshaw and T.

L. Gardner, of Ed- wardsvllle, Personal. Mr. Wm. Sohaefer, of 1234 Main street, is confined to his home by illness.

Miss Kittle Hansell, of Elsah, visiting Miss Laura Howard, at 511 Belle street. Mr. B. L. Dorsey, was in town this morning on his way to Springfield on business.

Miss Leila Bid wards ville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Haas, of 1120 east Fifth street. Mr. George Maupin, of Little Rook, formerly this city, visited friends aud relatives here yesterday. Mr.

J. P. Black has returned from a very successful business trip through Texas and Louisiana and reports everything booming in that part of the country. Mrs. W.

A. Hildebrand returned lastnig'ht from Bloomington, together with two daughters, Mamie and Nelie, after a delightful visit with her on, W. R. Hildebraud. Mr.

E. W. Bobbins, a prominent umber merchant, of Eaa Claire, Wis. stopping a few days with his sister, tfra. E.

D. Babbitt on his way to lorida, where ha will spend the win- er. Blood on the Moon ms nothing to do with Dorsey Fuel soft egg coal being the best fuel the market for stove use. 810 Belle street. TI1EI ARE COM1NU! The nicest little selection of Diamond Ear Drops and Finger Rings ever displayed in Alton, at CHAS.

NORMAN'S. VIENNA PORCELAIN. I HAVE JUST ADDED AN ELEGANT LINE OF FRENCH PORCELAIN. MY To Prore an Alibi. PKOKIA, November trial of George Starkey, formerly i shoestring gambler of Peoria, for thi murder of State Senator Gilham, be gan in Edwardsville to-day, and thi evening a gang of toughs left here fo: fiat place, with the intention of prov ing an alibi by testifying that at th time Glllham was murdered Starkey Holiday Trade.

This is a line gotten up and selected especially for the Jewelry trade, much handsomer and finer than can be found in Oueensware stores. rbd Salad Bowls, Ice Cream Plates, Bread and Butter Plates, After Dinner Coftee Cups, Celery Trays and Fancy Plates Of all kinds. Remember they Christmas presents. make handsome Souvenir aud J. H.

BOOTH, THE LEADING JEWELER. Supper and Sale the basement of the Presbyterian WednaRday, Dec. 2d, from 6 to o'clock. A choice supper will be erved consisting of.oold meats, sal- iida, oysters, baked beans, hot brown and other delicacies of the sea- on. Liberal patronage is solicited.

Supper 40 cents. 30 2 Do not fail to see the large display of watciiea at Booth's, all bizes and kinds. Call and see them and make your selection for Christmas, dwlw Hurley Brown and Bert ot Ogai- lH, geese, twelve grouse and chickens and elgli lack rnbbita In two days' hunting. A Glen wood, cooper made 8,180 apple bturels iu twenty-nine days at 7 ceuts apiece, (faming $300. Tbe Russian government Is preparing to mobilize the troong in ism Less than Three Weeks.

Yesterday we published a notice of Mr. Joseph Hold that he would not be for any debts his wife might contract, as aho had left his bed and board. To-day the TELEGRAPH had a visit from Mrs, Held. She does not soem to be oast down at all. This was her second marriage.

3y her first she had two children, ler husband left considerable property, which she coyly intimated was the prize that drew Mr. Held into a matrimonial alliance. Mrs. Held laughed merrily when eho thought about the "bed and board" business. She said hat Mr.

Held had a bed of his own, and she had to furnish him with food, us he never ate at the table with her, so she thought it was ho that had left her bed and board. She said she had credit and did not propose to run any bills for him to pay, as she feared that that would be impossible. "How long were you married, Mrs. Held?" sh" was asked. "Call mo Metzler, that is the name I want to be known by," and laughingly counted on her flngera, "Just throe weeks." Mrs.

Metzlor Held made some serious charges against her late lord, but evidently she was not grieving much because Mr. Held had keep her like a lady," as she contends hat she can get along without him. THB MAKU8 'KM HUBTL1 FIVE SIZES FOR OR WOOD. COAL With low dovrn Pot, and Air Tiuht Bottom, making A Perfectjire Keeper Has Span Urn, Nickeled Kali and Top Blnic, Niune PlatM, Knobs and Hinge Plni. Fittings strictly Qnt-clais.

Every.stove fully Warrant' of I'lio Genuine boari tke name ot P. D. BKOKWITH, Uowaglac, Mich SOLD BY JP-JC Third st.Opp. Belle, ll ton, 111 SCHOOL: Suits, Pants, Waists I Ilillk Baking Usttf to MUftms Years the H. M.

Third Street Clothier. EU mt Line of Fall i.