Show I Mrs Olive Quick Seems Just as I II Quick as Her Name Would Imply Mrs I olive c i Quick Quid as ns tho the name Implies Implies Im Im- I plies might bo ho called calle a fast worker In special and amI artistic hair designs but Mrs E. E Hennessy Is s so 80 n averse and withal prejudiced against this character character charac charac- ter of impressionist art work that she sho will a upon ton occa occasion lon oven tight fight to supPress suppress sup sup- press lt Its practice At least sho ISho has been known to do so when the tho artist work her hor last laul did dill a C little high-class high on month and out o of these facts tC came the lure hearing before Ju Judge e Diehl Dichl which each cacti lady Indy ox- ox ex explained dR day dav afternoon In n her po position with regard to to the other in detail The fhe bare facts of ot tho the case casC shorn of qt all their romantic arc aro these 9 On tho the d of ot last last month mouth M Mra l s Hennessy lien Hen nessy of or South Second Wc West t street Insinuated that Mrs rs Quick prevaricated prevaricated prevaricated concerning the disposition of certain certaIn certain tain dishes contained In the tho th apartments apartments apartments apart apart- ments rented by bv her from Mrs Ir lIen lIen- followed the insinuation and i nessy with tho direct accusation that Mrs Quick ha had stolen th the dishes Mrs Quick not being accustomed to such plain talk and resenting the thu ninny many unkind things s said concerning her veracity and character then nn and there thore executed one of or her masterpieces masterpieces masterpieces master master- pieces on the head all of ot Mrs Hennessy from which sho she removed without tho the use of ot an nn electric needle a n. scalp lock Joel that won would d have made delirious with joy the fiercest red reel man of the West cst Mrs Mn not in having applied for treatment and not understanding the artistic temperament resented the removal of ot her het tresses and delivered a right swing to the jaw which mado Mrs Quick seek repose on the grass and take tho the count after which the affair faded away in a general talk talk- fest of which tho police court yesterday yesterday yester yester- day received voluminous echoes re resulting re- re in tho rho decision by Judge that Mrs Quick had been guilty guilt of ot battery and must pa pay a 0 line lino of ot 5 |