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THE7SUNrMONDAY, JULY r 28,' rl89q. j 8 , M M
JW LAWRENCE TORNADO.
r fiCIVIlBB OF ITS DEalUVCTlTB 1TORK
IS 3UE CESlltE OF JUS C1TT.
jlonees Demolished unci Others rrtly
IVrecked-Thirty or Forty nnlldlni;"
Knocked Oat or Hhe, nnd Nearly as
Mnny More so Ilndty mn;ed tlint
they Will llnve to bo Torn Down-A,
I,rs Force of Men Clenrlos; Up the
Debris-Collections In the Churches for
the 8nBrers-The Loss Kstlmnted nt
From SIOO.OOO to 8000,000-Tlerllllns;
mm Traitlo Isctdeuts of the Tornado.
iAwnr-NCF, Mass.. July 27,-It has beon a
oueer kind of a Sundny in South Lnwrenco to
dr. Tbo wide strip of wrcckago through tho
tntral portion of tho cltr lias boon tlio contro
of attraction for tons of thousands of curious
ipeetators. 'llio ravaged district Is eunrdod
by the militia and tho pollco. and nono oxcapt
tho workers and thoso who hear tho passport
signed by Mnvor Crawford can gain admission
' to theswno of destruction. It tins boon any
thins but i day of rost, for tho work of clearing
way tho debris was begun early this morn
ing That work suggested nnothor brnnch of
equal iinpoitonco. Tho romonl of tho wroek-
other ofOolnlg declare that the lose will bs fully
20).000. City Treasnror Poor, formorly ns
etssor, and Lnwrence's groalest oxpert at real
estate raluatlons, decided that t'JiK),0"0 would
be the closest approach to the estimated loss,
bat the official of tho building associations
and all the prominent architects. boss build
er, and contractors of tho cltyunlto in tho
bollef that '27S.O')) will be nenroat to tho
amount of damage sustained. Onepromlnont
contractor from Boston wbnvlsltodthe scoria
of devastation this altnrnoon. is credited with
purine that hn would not undo take to
replace the buildings ns they woro befnm they
woro dnmasnd or destroyed for )IOO 00'). A
careful estimate will protiably place tho total
lots upon buildings, furniture, ami personal
property destroyed at betwoen JOAOOO and
M50.0UO. This meant more to those poor pco
rle than Is generally known, and it is little to
be wondorod at that many nro bo dnzed by tho
awful visitation that they cannot tell yet what
tbev propose to do about robuldlnit.
Now that tho excitement over tho tornado
has In a measure abated, many thrlllinir Hurt
trocle Incldonts thit have not boforo boen tolil
como to the surface . W hnton oscapod
harm as by a mlraclo. Ho was In his grocery
wagon on South Brondway. driving In llio
direction of Andover. and had ronchod a point
nearly opposlto rmersona drug store when
tho atorm camo upon hlra. Ho yiiat
" The roln began suddenly to fall in torronts.
It drovo into my faco with sucli forco that I
thought I would turn tho team around and lot
It fall upon tho buck of tho wagon. I had cot
turnod about thrre-quartors aiound when the
tornado struck the stteot I jumped rutof the
wagon and caught the unrso by tho head. Tho
air waa full of llylne bronchos, boards, and
gravel. The marine or tho wind and tho crash
ing of the falling treat and bulldlncs wns ter
rible. 1 shall nover forget that sound. To-day
lean boor it ringing in my oars nil tho time.
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111K PVTlt OP TUB BTOBSt.
eco mado tho destruction wrought by the tor
nado moro uppnront. and whon it became
noised about that tho people who had occupiod
those housoa had lost eerylhlut: tho cood
i ooplo of tho city becan to put tholr hauda Into
their pockets. Thero as a crush of wor
shippers at all the churchos. and, of course,
llttlo was talked ub.mt oxcopt tho awful
Tlbltatlon of ycatonlay. I'.aeh coiiBrocatlon
resolved itself into n relief commltteo and
itbo sum of 1 2.000 w.n raised without nn etlort
at tho morulni: tforUce?. Ken tho wrockod
cathedral was throw n open for the customary
mornlus Bonices. aud tho basement was
crowded almost to pufTocation. In splto of tho
fact thatalarca proportion of tho loss falls
upon tho-a people, they iravo of tholr limited
means several hundred dollars to aid those of
their number who wero less fortunate than
themtolves.
While these measures were belnct taken
to roliove the Immediato wants of tbo
afillcted. a cood-slzed army of voluntoera
was tryinc to restore order. At first It
seemed a hopeldfS task, lilc trees and
brokon beams aud raftors were pllod in
a confused mass in cellars and across streets
I and sidewalks, choKlnu the approaches so that
EP1UKCFIELD BTESET WHERE FETEBAL TEHfiOSS WEnE SILLED.
v
Ihe workmen could make but llttlo progress,
borse-i wero pressed into sortlco and a begin-
I Cine was made. Whorovor a side of n house
or a portion of a roof romalned Intact it was
utilized as ii drac, and after being Piled high
with wreckago chains woro attached to It, and
'the whole load was hauled to a neighboring
field, where a big pilo of kindling wood began
to grow.
It looks ory odd to see men picking up tho
iplintered remains of what wero substantial
louses thirty-six houra ago: yet that is what
hey wero doing to-day. It Is as yet impoBlblo
otell juBt how many can be mado habitable
y patehing ud the holes made by the wind.
The wrocknee purtlally covers many houses
hat may bo only partly damaged. It was esti
mated by many to-day that between thirty and
forty buildings woro knockod completoly out
ot shape, while nearly un many more will ha o
to be torn down. Some wero lifted by tho tor
rado and droppod sovoral feet from their pro por
m foundation. Theytill bold tholr semblancoto
dwelling house', butla'olose inspection roveals
M the fact that tho timbers nre so badly strained i
M audtulstod that in mnr.y caos it will be Im-
II ponlblo to again utilize them. One house
I restsutou its roof. nu the only way to Ma:h I
down movemont, sucking up roofs and even
whole buldlngs. Tho rlace where they stood
was just on the edge of the tornado' path.
Tboy will never forget the awful grandeur of
the -cone.
Tho children of J. J. Nugent, on Sprlngflola
street, had a thrilling escape. One little clrl
wa inside of the houe when the storm broke
and went down with the ruins of tbo building,
.she was dugout, moro dead than alive. Her
ores, noso, and ears wore filled with sand and
ltSipt
RUitrs or o'cossell's rtOtJHE.
plastering And at first it was thought that she
was dead. -he rallied, however, and is now
well on toward reeoiery.
Mrs. Michael Young of 105 KprlngP.eld ctreet
tells this vivid story of the tornado' "When
the rain b-ctui to fall I wat in tho b.i'emont of
our mall store. It crew awfully dark, and I
began to grow frightened. Tboro wero two
other women in tho storo with me. aod all of
oi were frightened. Tho wind increasod in
'ii' lit 'Miifll -M'
X HOUSE TUHSEI) U1VIDE DOWS,
- tie ground floor is to climb up the Inverted
tutrw.1),, Thoro aro soernl whoso walls ro
I eala.but the roof, have boon mingled with
loo 'pin .ors on tho ground, still others hno
ride torn off, loaIng tho floors liiinclriBnnU
tteriLg. lu audi cases as these tho work of
earb gun the d'lru is carrlod on in tho face
w croat danrer
Tbo pi f res which aro hero clcn present
"t a dun- iea of tho ruin nnd dosolatlon
alch abounds In tlmnanow pathway of the
jMnado. I'ach pictuiocun show but a single
"Mure whwreasthooyo takes In u big torri-
tr, whh'li ii, but a combination of just such
Mtnes. ihe jicture of tho wrockod Cutter
us civea tho best Idoa of tho absolute
1,1 , ct!cn ca"fed by the torr.ndoi but that
I"" o' many such oxamnlos. The lost
b " nnJ contl roprosenlod by (lint big
."'kindling nood will lost upon tbo sav
onVi nL' w''1' '' hc,a ur'Bnges on the nn-
'I Alii b0snml ,ll00 who bold the deeds.
1 tU, tUl3 W,,J tb ln,n opoiatlve' district.
I bl'h r n"mr "ll0 onnpJ "'0 hounes in
1 klo U'y "eJ naJ on ,bo30 poopIo tbo
1 r, tcsu beavlly. Tho Insurnnco poo-
1 ltffif."(!!,l5,,cI wsnonslbillty. because
I atteuco el are Mayor Crawford and
I It pcemod to me that tho wind rushed dnwn
Durham street, and then made u dash
I across Broadway to Salem stroot i-
purently I was just under tho whirling
; cloud ns It crotsod tho street, and though the
rush of wind wns terrible. I wns not struck by
Its greatest forco Trees fell on all sides ot me.
Uno treo f ell so closo to the wagon as to scratch
WBECEED nOUSE IS NOBTH ANDOVKC
it, showing how narrow my escape was. All I
lost was my hat. After I reached home word
came that I bad been klllod. It was fortunato
for my wife that I roacbed homo beioro that
report did."
Ex-Mayor Tewksbury and Genrge Sanborn
were both near the corner nf Korkes and Bal
loy streets when the tornado struct. Jloth
unite in saying that the stoim had an up and
Fcncrltv, and soon tho houso shook and the
windows b.ow In, Then them cumn one crash
that seemed to far out tlio whole building. Iran
out to tho back dnor.und the air was filled with
(tying timbers, brick, nnd treoj. Tbo whole
mass soemed to whirl and twist, and then in u
moment disappeared. Huddenly I found my
eolf In the lingo Held behind my house. Oh' 1
saw a terrible sight. All the buildings along
the whole tow wero smashed to pieces ruil
heaped up In all shapes. I didn't know what
happoned next, at loam for a few moments; I
lo'it my senso". and the next I romembor I was
strolling blindly about in the Holds behind my
house. I wns bewllderod and dared. Tim
shock I recel ted waa terrible and one I shall
uevor forgot.".
In iliofcaiue honso with Mm. Noting was Mrs,
John clmon. Khowas in tho kitchen nn the
pooond Door. The wind rattled tho bllndp. and
Mrn. Green onenod tho window to socurethem,
and as nhedid so tbo tornado came, hbo Burn;
-The wind whistled as It blowdown tbestreet.
and the window was smashed to places What
next happoned I don't know. Two boarders
at the bouse pulled rno donn the back stairs
and out luto, the yard In the rear. I
was bowlldered. and llnally completoly lott my
sense.-. When i rogalnod tliem . heart
Mclienlng eight met wyeon. Tho bnlldmgs
seemed to bo piling up In a heap. I beard
cries for help, and thor seemed to come from
all directions. They woro terrible to listen to.
A crowd oflmtn gathered, and soon tbo work
of rescue began. I oouldn t pass through such
a scene again."
iiitordar'f dUtuibanoo was gnoratid in aa
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area ot low atmosphcrio pressure which cov
ered the lako region, tho 8U Lawrence valley,
nml tho New England Htntet. 'Xhuro wns noth
Ing peculiar In tho roadlngs ot tho bnrometert,
but tho temperature was unevenlydls'rlhuted.
Aadod to this was a largo amount ol molrture
susponded Intbnatmoinhoro. 'I hit element It
known as humidity. Yetterday the amount nf it
wat moro than Ud por cent It 0 per cent bolng
perfect saturntlnn. Tho oxoett of humidity
yotterday nnd for funeral days patt win dun
to moisture-laden nlr bolnir drawn In from tho
Oulf Mroam by winds tonillng toward the cen
tre ot tho storm, which has been during tho
same dnys drifting slowly oastward from tho
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A RrEST. O.V BPntNCinELD PTnEET.
lako region and tho tnlddlo ralloy of tho Mis
ltlppl lticr. In lioston nt s o'clo k
yesterday morning tho hnrmietor read
ai.'Jtf Inches, and tho tomroiaturo wat
72. In 1'ortliind. Me. tho tempernturo
wat On rnd in Enstport It was only 51. It wasTU
In Montreal nnd (W in Sorthlleld. ndiscontto
llurllngton, M. In l'ortlnnd nnd llo-tontha
wlnd woro a point oast nf Bouth, nnd in .North
flold the direction wns west of outh. In tho
cai-torn lako region the Hinds worodun wot,
and tho tempornturo was about ton degrees
lowor than on the contt. This cool wester
ly air curront, coming In contact with
tho watnier reolHturo-lndou nlr of tbo
onst. may l.ao been tbo primary
causoof the tornado. !t It ontl-ely piobnblo
that tho topocrnphy of tlio ei tintry along tbo
Murrltnne and tho Morrlinne ItPelr, may have
bad pomotliingtodo Vilth tho deolopmom of
tlio storm. It hat been noticed that snmo por
tions of tho country uro moro llnblo to tor
nadoes than others, ns for inttnnco tho Stato
of Kimtns. and whllo New Kngbind has ery
raroly experienced such Alsitatiop. It is a
notoworthy 'net that thlp tnrlty It leR mnrkod
along tho valley of tho Mirrlmo'. nhleh has
now been Ultod rot tho third tltao within tho
comparatively limited oeopo ot somi-olflcliU
motoorologlcnl obsun ntloa.
ShiiiiiIcs orTnruado Poner,
Yoluntown, July 27. A couplo of local tor
nadoes cut strange antics in southorn Now
England ono day last week. Both wore loaded
to the muzrlo with oloctrielty. Ono ot them in
a big round blaok cloud ptnnced acrost tbo
farm of Joteph Oelst in tho country town of
Lisbon, eight miles northwost of this place.
It scalpod apart of tho farm In about ten foc
onds, nnd a whirling, scathing shower of grant
and liny and applo tree boughs went along
with It. Its mightiest blow was directed at a
tall ledgo. nnd 'he country folku watching tho
Phenomenon onw a gu-nt ball of bluo tiro
carrom on the peak or the lodgo. which seemed
to meit under tho impnet. After the tornado
was cono thov M'lted tb ledgo. All about it
was a sceno of ruin and cloven rock. Tho bolt
went right Into a erevlco In tho ledce, pplln
tered and picked up fifty tons of bluo granite
nnd 6trnwed it about the lots. Ono pplititer.
12x9x4 feet wus taken up and flung twenty-tHo
feet away.
On tho pnme day another whirlwind playod
oueer antics on the farm of L. Leprelet Miller
In East Wonnsocket. ea-t of this xillago. Mr.
Miller had been mowing, and n great lap ot
dried hay covered an ncro near his home a foot
ortwod'ep. Tho tornndo bounded Into tho
hay lap. and rlcochntting. took the whole lap
100 feet In tho nlr. Then half tho lap broke off
and fell back to tho earth, bnt the other half
soared 2, (XX) fiot htgh. glided eastward a mile
or two nt groat speed, and foil on another farm.
Kir. Miller had to go and got his errant hav
from tho other fnrmor. who woo inclined to
accept it as a gift from heaven.
Tornndo In Ontnrlo.
Hamilton. Ont. July 27. A tornado near
here to-day did much damago. Koxural barns
wero unroofed, and one barn was taken up
bodily and dropped a wreck on nn adjoining
farm. Large trees woro uprootod and carried
or dragged long distances, nnd all tho crops,
fences, and trees in n dl-tnct a half mile widn
nnd a mile lone ero prostrated. Hailstones
tho slzo of walnuts fell thickly.
Sic Wares rinmace Founder llradley'a
Ilnurd IVnlk.
AanuarrAnK. July 27. The board walk was
bombarded by the surf to-day. and a portion
ot Founder Bradley's bulkhe.id was torn out
by tho waves and the Tlazitwas badly wrecked.
Though tho soa was c imperatively calm tho
waves were unusual!) large. All th way from
Afibury to Second avenue tlioy nroke oortbe
board walk and bulkhead, throwing spray
high Into tho all. The eight was witnessed by
thousands of persons. Toundor Jlradloy'sgnng
of workmon bonrdod oil the wrecked portion
of tho walk Theromalnder of the bulkhead
and plank walk was secured by hoay timbers
and ropes, and the wreckage v as cleared awiiy,
heiernl seetlonsof tbo bath houos usod by the
colored poople were undermined.
A Whole F.unlly Killed by a Trnln.
PiTTSDUitnn. July 27. A epcela! from Graf
ton, W. Va., sayp a frightful railroad accidont
occurred here at 8 o'clock this morning, result
ing in tho death ot lHo peoplo. members of ono
family. Just about the time the nest-bound
accommodation train was duo W illlam Golden,
his wife and threo chlldron, stnrtod to cross
the mainline of tho Baltimore and Ohio road
near the railroad hetel but soeing n yard
cnglno coming up the road they stopped to let
It i as. Mr. (ioluon wat holding hip two-year-old
boy In his arms and his wife a three
mouths' old baby. While thoy were watching
the englno the passenger train struck the
family, instantly killing the hip-band, wilo and
two children, and family Injuring the boy who
was in his latbor's arms, tho little fellow dying
in an hour. Thn eugineor of the train sig
nalled, but the nolso of the yard engine pro
vontod tho approach of tho train being heard.
The JXrd rulnt Wnrnlnc Hound Eail,
New Haven, July 27. A now prophet is
howling in the wilderness about tho suburbs
of this city. Ho strode through tho place with
a pot of rod paint on bis arm, and nttor he had
passed the people read in gory letters on the
Iron coverings of sowor basins, dead walls,
foncos.and locks these legends. 'Hell stares
you In the face'" "Will you bpend oternlty in
torment I" "ft Is nr. awlul thing to fail into
the hands of tho living God." Tho nrophot Is
likely to full Into the hnuds of tho Now Uuvoa
pollco, all of whom are hunting for him.
A ISnnk Clerk's DjBamce.
Bt. John. K. B July 27. Ilobcrt Pandora, a
bank clerk, was committed for trial yestorday
on a chnrgo of embezzling IH.OOo from tho
brnnch of the Not a Kcotia Bank at Woodstock,
Hisr.tory. that ho had l.oen knocked Ineonniblo
and tho money curled oft. was thought to bo n
pure Intention, aud such it tinned. William
t-uunder said that lloburt had tonfossodto
him that he took tlio money ni.d hid it over the
vault, nhero It v. as found, minus $SU, n pun of
which wus oftorward recovered.
A lCyaur-old Ulrl's Suicide,
Vi'ARttiNflTON, Pa., July 27, A sonsiitlon wat
caused horo last evening by tho suicido of Miss
May McCruckon, tho 15-your-old daughter of
I A. MeCrackon, a lawyer. At supper she
was in her usual heal til and . splritri, Inituo
a lately nftoriwird sho retired to herioom.uud
in a few minutes a revoUor shot was hoiud.
nnd on tho family rushing to tho apartment
Mis May w.is found lying on the floor, with a
bullet holo in her houit. No causa for tbo au
Is known.
I'opulntlon nr l'ortlnnd, fli-rsan,
ronTl.AND. July 27. .Wording to the consus
just eomnlotod. I'ortlanil has a population of
;5 slil. The two suburbs, 1 ast Portland nud
Alblna. together huo a population of 15,uuu.
A Tornado ut riuakln,
London, July 27, A dotpatcn from Huakln
eaya tliat n hurrlcano swept over that place ro
contly. The storm demolished tho chimneys
o' the water condensor cau-lug a great
scarcity of water. Many name In the vicinity
ot fcuakln aio dying from famine.
The I'rlaee Itegent or llavarla IlnrL.
Munich, July 27, Whllo the Trlnco Ilegent
wns out driving in the suburbs to-day bis car
rtige C'dlldod with a tramcar. and tho I'rlnce
wus thrown out and badly brulsud.
A Turkish t.hlcr or 1'ollco Dismissed.
CoNKTANTlNori.E July 27. Klamll Hoy, Di
rector of l'o'ice, has bcon dismissed. Hn is
mil. u-odud by Na-iai Bey, tho Uovuruor of Con-etantiuoplu.
flur IllOcuien In Fruucnreld,
FiiAVrNTELn, July 27. Several raetnbora of
the Independent New lork hhootlug Corns
have nrrlvud hvro, Uwmoriaaua won tho local
sold nodal
aHoouHHiHUonisa
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
znE citoiry vuincuss of ojihecb is a
cniTit'AT. cosnixios.
Chancellor Von t'aprlvl Htarts to Meet
Emperor Wllllam-Tho llulsnrtsss Hay
they tTltl Declare Ferdinand King.
Kv ITuntar'' CUM Xtni flm!"-
IlEnLiN, July 27. Great anxiety exists In
court circles regarding the condition ot tho
Crown Princess ot Greece, slotor of Emperor
William nnd granddaughter ot Queen Victo
ria. On the 19th Inst, she was promaturely
confined. She improved for a tew days, and
then dangerous symptoms dovelopcd, nnd tho
rotult was nn Internal rupture
Tho King and Queen of Greoco wore away,
nnd Dr. llndzlskns. tho roynl physician, was
nbsont in Vienna. Empress Frederick, mothor
to the Princess, was on her way from England
whon tho event happened. Only a nurto was
In attendance. . .
Dr. Mnnglna of Athens was called, but ar
rived throe hours nfter tho birth. '1 ho Princess
Is now very weak and In a critical condition.
Prof. Obehauton, onlof ot tho Berlin I'nUcr
slty Hospital, left yesterday for Athons by the
I'mperor's orders. Queen Victoria Is evidently
alarmed, as sho Is constsntly making Inquiries
by tolograph about the Princess.
BLAMttX J.V AIM BUI A.
The Instttnllon Hun Kxltts In Hplto or tho
Vtcllnnce or the Authorities.
rAniB, July 27. Slavery Is not ettpposod to
oxlttat tho present day in Algeria, but every
little whllo the Institution is found to bo nour
ishing in some out ot tho vay part of tbo
country. Mr, Dybowskl, who was rocontly
sont to tho southern part of tho country for
scientific exploration, reports that ho found In
tbo oasis of El Gok'a a largo number ot negro
families, who llvo thoro In slnvoryln tho ut
most rnl'ory In pplte of the Incessant efforts
of tho military authorities Elmos are still held
I all along the southern border. Tlio Arabs
have thus far not found It difficult to avoid
the Inw.
hon negroes, driven by find treatment, seek
rofugo at the military posts, thou master loses
no tlmo in boldly demanding them If tbo
, slave Is n woman the Arab produces a paper,
. probably forged, to provo that ehe Is ids wife.
If tho slavo Is a man tho Ataheudotvors to
show that ho has supported tlio person for
)cnrn. i'oiiseiuontlr tho negro owop blm
money, nnd ho is entitled to tho negro's sur
vlee. The romortlos which Mr DybowBli proposes
for the present tnto of things are llrst.tr ox
tend Irench Influoneo to the Inrgs oasis of
Tuat, southwest of El Goli'a. which Is a groat
sl.no market: and. rocond. to creato negro
colonies, whero all who are reloa-ed from slav
ery may llnd means of supporting themselves.
.v iiiuuvnusxinLi: vilt. maker.
rio Defaces Nuture'a Brautles vrlth Tils
Advertisements.
By Dunlop'i Cable .vrtrj ntmpanv
London, July 27. During tho past week seri
ous trouble bas occurred at Bowness, Lako
Wlndormere. whero the citizens nre trying to
urevont Heocham. tho pill manufacturer, from
ruining the Loautlesot the lake by using the
neighboring cliffs for advertising schemos.
Beocham, who lives at Windermere, put up a
great wlro sign with gold letters praising the
virtues of bis pills. Several young mon In high
social position tore down tbo sign, nnd thon
Beecham bought a yacht, on tbo sails ot which
he inscribed his advertisement.
The young men sank tho jncht. Beecham
put out a new sign, and hired a constable to
watch it. On Triday Dight tho officer caught
tho young men. and yoRtorday they wore
arraigned In the police court.
I The Inhabitants nre tin In nrrus against the
pill punomr. whom tho newspapers do not
dare tolattnck for fear ho may withdraw his
advertising patronage.
The Vienna nenntr Show.
Vienni. July 27. The following directions
have been given for those ladles who wish to
compete in the International beauty contest:
"All competitors must send photographs
with their addrosses to tbo committee.
"Those who aro admitted must attend In
evening dress or costumes ronresentntlvo of
the countr from which thoy came."
The committee Bays that, should tho com
pstltors ileslro it.ravelllng evpenses mid the
cost of living hero for llvo days will bu paid
out of the funds at the disposal of the man
agers. Each lady who Is in the competition will re
ceive a souvenir of the occasion. The total
sum to bo awarded to the winner Is (1,200.
Illsbap O'Dnyrr Vptirnld Illllon.
Dublin. July 27. Bishop O'Dwyor of Limer
ick in to-morrow's Frtnnan i Jminial will re
turn tho attack rost ecting Dillon. Tho latter
ropudlatod that part of his speech In Parlia
ment which rotloctod on tbo Popo Tho Bishop
shows by Hansard's official report of Dillon's
speech that the latter did say what ho was ro
rorted In tho papers to havo slid: that ho did
say tho Popo was bribed by tho Biitish Gov
ernment. Tbo Blshon adds that no amount of dirt
throwing will extrlcnte Dillon from the pre
dicament in which ho finds hlm-olf. and lie de
mands that Dillon face the music and not try
to avoid tho Isue by repudiating the insulting
words which he uttered.
strikers on the Channel Jlouts.
Lonpon, July 27. Tho paesongors botweon
Dover and Calais had a Ilvoly time )estoiday
In consoiiuonco of the strike among tho fire
men on the steamers. Tbo piers aro crowded
with strikers. The boats were delayed. Tho
strikers assumod a threatening aitituuo Fire
men have been socured temporarily to fill tno
places of tho strikers to-day.
'1 rouble Is expected. Tho Dover hotels nro
crowdod with Americans ofiold to cross, whllo
a largo number of them remained In London
to-day for tho same roason.
Ths l'anama Canal.
PAnis, July 27. La. rant publishes cable
grams containing news ot tbo mission of
Liout. Wyse, who wont to Colombia to secure a
renowal of tbo Panama Canal concessions.
Thedespatehos say that the (olomblim Gov
ernment has welcomed tho proposals ol M.
Wise, having had assurance that tho Irench
Government would do oterrtbing needful to
facilitate the completion ot thooanal,
Ornve Kobbers In Havarla.
London, July 27. A sensation is reported
from Landshut, In lower Bavaria, over the dis
covery! that tho cemetery keepers havo bean
robbing bodlos ot tho rich dead during the pat
twnyoais. Clothos, ornaments, and even hair
bavu boon stolen, while costly coffins havo
I oen replaced by plain pine coffins. General
cxhiimn'.lons have been ordered, and the
ghouls have been arrosted.
JHniperor 'William's 'Visit to Bnssln
BnitHN.July 27. ThoAnrfh German GairUe
says tbo joutnoy of Emperor W Illlam to Itussla
bat gheu rlso to baseless rumors. Nothing
more Is expected from his meeting with tho
Cnrthan that a friendly interchange of Ideas
may do away with evlstlng difficulties and se
cure ponceublu relations butwoon Germany
audliusuio.
1'ilnce Ferdinand 1VI1I Da Declared King. I
London, July 28. A despatch from Vlonna
to tbo J)atlv -Vetc5 snys that M. StambulofT,
the Bulgarian Prlmo Minister, will assomblo
tbo Colonels of all tho ilulgurl.in regimonts
and the douuties of thu leading towns at bulla
ou Aug. .'I. when Bulgaria will be proclaimed
indoi undent aud Piinca Foidinund bo docluiod
King.
Sloney Needed for the Irish Cause.
MncHKi.HTOwx, July 27. A tetogrnm ro
celvodhoro contains tho announcement that
Ml. Harrington, M, P., has Issued Instructions
to all branches of the National Leaguo to
thoroughly reorganize nnd replenish tho trens
my of the Central Leaguo, wIilUi hub boon
heavily taxed by large disbursements.
I itprlvl Clots to Jfrct Kniperor William.
Berlin. July 27,-Choncellor von Cupihl has
left Berlin to moot Emporor William at WIN
helmshaven. Ho will ticoompany tho Emperor
to England,
I'rlncoss Bismarck has gone to Homburg to
take the waters, hbo will remain thero several
weeks.
Ilnsslan Interference With Missionaries.
Bt. rETEBSBuno, July 27. The Minister of
tbo Interior has ordered tho local authorltlos
to proient foreign missionaries from carrying
on their roligloiis propaganda among thJnws
to tho detriment nf the exolunlie rightof con
version possessed by tbo Orthodox church.
JUrs, I-anclry Mays CJnod.by to Aebuardt.
London, July 27. Mrs. Langtry was at tho
Waterloo station this morning to eeo Fred.
Oebbardtoff. Just before the train left there
waa an affecting set no between them. Geb
hsrdt will aall irOH Sout&amnton. oa tE EJdir
tor Akorfoa,
t
o-ao-WQo-Ho-Oo-Hol
ITAtiD WALLlSTEtt DISAPPOINTED,
Hs Had Arrasiced to Aire Prince fleoncea
Di-eahfasl. a Ilall, and I.ols ol Dinners.
N'ewtoht. July 27. Mr. Ward SIcAlllstor Is
disappointed, and he doos not hesltato to say
oo.
" Tou know w e had tnnde ev ery arrangement
to give Trlnce George a Jolly tlmo hero." ho
enld when he road The Sun's ntmouncomont
that tbo young roynl natal Cattnlnwas not
coming ho re. " Vou know I saw a great many
people in tho matter, and rather stlrrod up no
end ot n good time for him : but ho Is not com
ing, and tbero's nn end of It. Ball ? Why, of
course ho would havo had a ball. One was to
have beon glvon nt tho Casino, nnd Mrs. Van
derbllt wat going to havo a glorious dancont
tho Breakois. Dinners? Oh, yes; ho'd have
had plenty. I nm Informed that Sir Julian
Pauncefoto had roceived sorao twenty Invita
tions for tho Trlnce to dine hore. But our
broakfast on Monday will not bo postponed.
That will bo a grand affair "
And so tho groat society leador rattled on.
Thoro appears to bo soma sort of a mystory io
gardlug tho dotormluatlon of tho Prlnco to
avoid N'owrorl. TnrSi'Ncotreppondent found
an eminent cottager to-day who was able In
part to elucidate It. Ho has stent much tlmo
nbioad, H has met Prlnco Goorgo's rnthsr
and is os thoroughly Informed upon l'ngll-h
toplca as ho Is ut,on thoso of his own land,
bald ho:
"It Is all very woll for people now to sny that
thore has beon no official lutlmiitloti that
tho Prlnco was coming. 'I hat Is technically
true. The British Consul-Genurnl did not, it
Is true, in hi-official commun cation to your
Mayor say that I'rlnce Goorgo of W ales was to
accomn'iny the Admiral, but you will llnd thnt
hln statemont ns to tho number of vessels that
wero to attend tho Belleiophon hero was in
dotlnlto. But lot mo point out to you tlio fact
that tbo British Minister, who two months
ngo to my poltlvo knowledgo had not
tho slightest Idoa of coming to .Nowport
nuddenly announced to his snbordlnatoslh.it
ho would pasii the earlr portion of August hero
on offlclnl buplnoss. That wan to recele tho
Prince, of course, for yon know n Biitish Jim
Istor does not gn out of his way to receive nn
Admiral, howev or distinguished he may bo. If
not of the royal house. Woll then, why It tho
lTlnco not coming.' In mv judgment beonuso
of the rumpus that Is being kicked tipnttu.
Johns, i here ennnot bo n d'dibt but what the
pooplpof St. Johns, aio acting most disco r
toonslv: but for all thnt It would nsver
rin for tho Princo to axold a British poit. who o
ho was expected, nnd go Into an Airoilcnn
port, nhoto ho was only ex'c ted by Infetonci .
It would sone them right, but the Princu
would certainly not do It S'o, In ray opinion.
thero is no tthor evplnnntlon But that tho
Prlnco hail Intondod coming nopensihle porson
will auostion. Vou know mi Julian is to bo en
tortalned by Mr. Uichard Wilson. Mr. acdnr
bllt, Mrs. Moens. and several others, and
theAeanancenionts wero mado for him by
youug Horhert of his legation, who married
Mr. Wilson sdaughtor.
Thero was. however, one exceptionally oon
Bible porson found, who wat very emphatic In
expressing tho opinion that the I'lince hud
never Intended coming here. Ho snld the
presence of Sir Julian Paunc.'fote hero at thU
time wa simply a coincidence, and that bis
Information, derived from oi iclal sources, was
that it liad noverbcenon tho nrogramtuo for
the Prlnco to visit any Amorioan port Still
another man expressed his views ns to why
the Prlnco is not coming. He Is a member of
ono of the oldest of Knickerbocker fomllies.
bas plenty of American blue blood, nnd heaps
of mnnoy.
" Tho fnct Is," said he, " wo havo got around
hero what I may bo allowoa to term rainbow
chaers-fellows running about with an object
In view, but not knowing how Io obtain It.
i hern Is no hesltntlim m my part lnlene
Amorlcan that I am. In saying thnt tho young
Prince is nn exceedingly mnnly sort of follow,
and It would have been a gonulno pleasure for
reasonable and sensible people to havo
met him. But theso rainbow chaser",
us I call them, have upset their
own applo cart. They havo become too
intonse In their namlrntlon for royalty,
nnd royalty has discovered It In tlmo. Tho
Prlnco moant to come here, of course, but ho
flnds that wo nre altogether too gusnlng.
'I hat's ili: thero is no mistake about It lam
tohllthat Mr Julian Pauncefote has been In
undated with Invitations lor tho Prince, and
unnocrssnnlv. It was In evcoodlngly bad
form for thesn people to do this. Tte Prlnco
Is travelling as a Captain In hor Majesty's
navy, and not as the son of the Prince of
Wales or grandson of the Queon. It would
have been just as absurd to have sont
Invitations f'.r Admiral Watson as for tho
I'rlnce If thoso people desired t boho-nitnblo
nnd courteous tho correct thing would havo
been for them to have awaited 'he Admiral of
the squadron called uivn the stra-ig-rs Inn
Btrange place, and prolTerod stub hospitality
as they desire to i-xiend. That is the right
war, bnt now) on seethe Prince dis overs that
a lot of pooplo havo been mukinj loollsh social
blunders and he d,oms It an net of wisdom not
Jo come here and In that way ho will give of
fence to no ono and hurt i o one'n feallnL-s.
Hint is tho view I take of the mattor "
Mrs. 1 nnin Movons's Min lay evening re
cel Hon was very largely a:te ided to-night
A large number calling to meet Mr. Paget
brothorol Cant Arthur P.tgot, Mrs. Movons's
Ron-lti-law. Mrs Mevons will glvo a large
dinnor and a danco in his honor before ho
returns
Mrs. I'roderlck W. VnnderbMt Is already pre
paring for hor great ball ut llnueh Point which
Is to be glvon during the fourth week In Au
gust. The rush of balls not month will he
something tremendous. Mrs. W. h. Vatidcrbilt,
Mrs. Cornelius Vnnderbllt, Mrs. Wotmoro.
Mrs. i son. Mrs. btnvonp. Mrs. Kernoehnn.
Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Sharon, and ono or two
others are going to glvo balls Such a round
of festivities will mark tho lat two Weoks of
August as will I e unprecedented.
Mr. Waul McAllister's breakfa-t to-morrowis
to be an unexcent onally oleennt affair At Its
conclusion the whole pnrty of jju will bo driven
to tho first hunt of the tenson. Polo begins to-moirow.
Npllttlnic the Chicago Fair.
Cnicioo, July 27,-Tbo plan of dlv Islon of tbo
World's Fair which will bo prosonted by tho
directors to tho Legislature to-morrow or next
day Is said to bo to placo ou tho land ro
clnimod from I.nke Michigan tbo aitgnllery,
tho Govornment building, and another build
ing containing a fine electrloal display thrco
buildings In all and uso the present lako
front grounds as an entrance ground. At
Jnckson Park will bo placod the big machlnory
ball, the stock show, a mineral palace, an un
derground mining exhibit a glass factory, the
sevoral Mate axblblts.Orlental villas, and such
other novel and beautiful dlsplajs as may Le
offerod later.
Gen. Ilt'lmrrons, the contractor, nnd J. T.
Doughlno. Urst ice-President of the National
Association of American invostors, Iihs sub
mitted a now proposition for utlllrtng the lake
front 'Ilielrsebeme Involves the building of
acoflerdamfrom'hlrtoenthstreettolinndolph
with concrete and stone work, mtiklng It sale
and watertight They then propose to pump
out tho water, letvlnga basin contnlnlncubout i
Uuo acres of land, Including the forty-five acres
which are now there. This will lenvo ground i
on which the Inlr structure can be erected. At
the wuter edge tlie surface of the ground will I
bothliteen loot below the water suiface and
gradually slope to the shore. 'J his new laud
will l approached by ten ormoro subwais
running to the Illinois Central tracks, 'iho
top of the c fferdam will ho forty-five feet
wide and can bo ud fnrnn exlenslvn drive
way, i no onso ot tnis structure will be eighty
ftet In width.
Messrs. i Itzslmmons and Dougblne say they
are willing to put up tlio pumping works to do
tho woik and givo bonds In tho sum of f l.WU
tioufortho performance and maintenance of
the Borne, and will furnish thi clay bed. which
they claim to ho unexcelled for building pur
poses, nt a cost of Sl.lirt.iOu 'Ihe propo.
sltlnii will doubtless bu lefnrrod to theCom
rnittoo ou Buildings and Grounds.
I,nry's Haft Again on the Ocenn.
PoitTLAND. 5Ie., July 27. Ixinry'a raft of logs,
tho departure of which was dela)ed by stormy
weather, left the harbor at about 8:S0 this
morning, In tow of two tugs. Masters of vrs
sols should keep a sharp lookout for this Hoot
ing Island ii timber during the several dayu It
will bo ou its journey to .Now York.
I.lxslo Jleehc Itefurns In I.onc rirancb.
Iinsn IIkani ii, July 27. LI?7lo Boobe, who
ran away and wns found In a disorderly houso
In Saratoga, nrriv nil hero with her father this
evening, It is said that the girl confessed that
sIim was induced to leave hor h mo by u
gambler, who Ueoitod hor Hi fjuratoga.
A New York Diummer Jladly Hurt
F.w Ci.AinE, Wis., July 27,-George Gross
man, a Now York travelling man, was struck
by a runaway to-day f.nd received Injuries thnt
willpiohnbly prove fatal. 'Ihe sbnlt pone
tratod his body and ono ot bis lees was brokon.
Died of Hydrophobia.
fnoi louses, July 57 lunUt Mcformlf k of rw.
tocktt dlrd lit Snurday oliatef hrdrophobia, lie
wsibltttn by Ado minA tlin Ago, And lisd been con i
noed in hit bra for luui tuna tU iHU DDboptof
tsvlDKbUhfe. I
i i ,
rABTOIt XXEtT. EEHiaSS.
lie Tells Ills Concmcnllon That the Rn
mors Almiit Illm nre False,
An announcement that tho llov. Edward Bell
of tho Congregational Church of Patchoguo, L.
L, would defend himself against certain ru
mors which havo boon circulated among his
congregation, llllod tbo church to tho doors
yestorday morning. Tho rumors In nnestlon
reflected on tbo llov. Mr. Boll's ministerial
standing. Ho has boon pastor ot tlio church
nlnco October. 1S8D. Several months ago lis
was summonod boforo a council of
tho Congregational Church at lllvor
head. What was dono at tbo council
Is not definitely known, but tho mnttor
was laid beforo tho Prudential Board of the
Church of which Mr. Bull, by irttu of his ofllco.
is Chairman. It was hero agreed that the
charges and rumors should bo referred to n
commltteo of eeven. 'Ibis eomtnltloe was ap
pointed by the llov. Mr. Bell himself, it met,
and, It Is paid, decided to ropoit tolhochutch
next Tuesday night
Tho Hot. Mr. Bell's sermon yostorday wns
on tho tovt, bt Mark xll. 37. "Tho common
pooplo hoard him gladly." At Its conclusion
ho opcuod out n shoot of pnpor and bocan
roadlnsn communication nddrespod "To the
First Congregatlonnl Church and s-oelotv of
I'nti hcigini. I,, i. In It the r.ov. Mr Hell ald
that It had bcon nllogod ihat his cro lontKIs to
preach tho Gospel were not entlroly pttlsfne
tory. "Inothor words." tho statement con
tinued, "eoniofrom outside, scorns and oven
hundrodsot miles awas, who hud never lifted
a linger or paid ono cent to help oo
the work of this church, said that I
did not possess ministerial standing lti tho
C ngreg.itlmial denomination nnd lint lledtlmt
I had no ministerial standing lUiyvvlmie. Tho
Urst. with regard to Iho ( ongrrgatlonnllst-, I
novercliilmod. Thoso'ond cannot t,o pr ed.
for It has no PssIh In fact. If any ono states
that I havononilnisteilnl 'landing with nnv
tody of Chiistlans tbev slat,, tli.it wlih h Is
false. On tho 4th din of November, lvS7, 1 was
Installed nt n pastor of a regular church of tho
l.oid Jesttr. (.htlst,atulslclergsmc-n to.'k part
in thn cerom 'iiles of recognition. Hut in splto
01 tills undisputed fact, vou, my dear peoi io,
con readil) see that this false assumption nnd
PO-seless ncltntion has so vvoikod upon tnr
mind that I am kd to tho conclusion that I had
liottoi lonvoioti. Ihoiev Itli tonder my ro-lg-nntlon
to tako effoct at tho oxplrntlon ot thico
months' time."
Ho then read a clipping from a Brook'vn
paper In which It was stated that tho ma ority
ot his congregation had requested him to s op
ilovvn and out Loaning oor tbo pulpit ho
snld
, 'Tho pornon who wrote Hint Is sitting bom !
in church now. 1 know him. )l wrote that
out of tho maliciousness of his heart. It is a
Ho '
Ho paused for a fow moments nnd then con
tinued " Has nny one hero In this church roquostod
ran to step down and out i"
There was no ronly. Tho congregation was
then dismissed. A number remained behind
to shako hands with Mr. Bell.
It is said thnt Mr. Boll's troublo dates back i
twenty-four jours, when he received his IPst
charge In .Now London Conn Ho was a Bap
tist thon. It is snld tint alter a sear's, sojourn
thero ho had sotuo difficulty with his congre
gation, and that thore waa -omo Irregularity
intholettet of good standing which lie se
cutO'l from tho tnnreh. It is also said that
this lottor had got him Into difficulties belcro
ho came to i'atciiogue. Almost ovcrybody lu
Patchoguo has a good word to sav for hln. Iio
Is between i5 and 50 )cars old. and is a
widower.
KILLED El' A MA SI AC-
AnOyrrsrernr the 1'oor Attacked by n Man
Ho Wns About to Tnka to mi A) linn.
Lorzron-r. July 27. This afternoon nt about
1 o'clock a horrlblo crime was committed at
Wolcottsvlllo a small villngo populated mostly
by Germans about twelve miles southeast of
Iockport l'red bchulf. Overpeor of tho Poor
thore. In company with Constablo Hcrmon
Brunnor, lsltod tho house of a poor
widow named Anna Jngo. with whom
lived two sons, David nnd Eerdlnando,
both men grown, a ho elder son, David,
was thought to bo insnno, and it wat
In regard to moving him to nn nslum that
the constablo and ovor-oor of tho poor had
called. Thoy wero met at tho gato by tbo Jngo
brothers. Constablo Brr.nnor and rerdinnndo
Jagoremnlned behind, whllo Overseer of tho I
Poor tchult7. followed by David J ago, started I
for tho houso door. In whloh stood tbe mother. I
An thoy approached she stopped insldo, and
Bchultz was about to ontor, whon David
Jogo exclaimod: ",Seo here. mother
has bought mo this srade." A Schult
turned around to look, hn lecolvula foarful
blow on topof his bond. He fell almost lifeless
nt tbo feet ot the terrillod woman, who
stooped to pick up thn bloody spido which tho
mnnlaa dropped uftor dealing tbo terrible
bioiv.
At this Instant I'ordlnnndo .Tag-) ran nnd
grnbbod the spado from his mothers hand,
and did so none too quickly to save his life and
tho llfo uf his pnrent. for tbo sight, of hi, oil
seemed to increase tho mnnlni's passion
and ho ginl.bed up an axe nnd
nlmod n terrific 'blow ot his mothor
and one at lilt brother, both of which, by su
perhuman effort nnd dexterity 1 erdinnnd
managed to ward off. 1 ho mnnlac then
brought tho axe down upon the hnd of Sehulf.
who lay rrostralo from tho Urst blow. His
head was literally cut Ii two.
ConsiaMoBrunner hnd t ed toward tho vil
lage, and tho mother ai d 1'erdliian Io run into
the hou-e and bolted the do ,rs. but tbe ma
nlandldnot try to onter. He stopped to tho
well nnd drank a long draught of water and
thon started on a bound tor tno woods. Word
of the ternblo tragedy qui kly snres I
throughout the country, nnd in lo-s
than nn hour n posso of ovor a hun
dred men. with guns, aves. and clubs,
were scouring tho c 'untry for Ihe murderer.
Many think ho le not Insane nnd throa'en to
lynch him if they can catch him The excite
ment in the village Is lntenso .sheriff Tacknrd
and ten constables have cono to Wolcottsvlllo '
to aid in the captnre of Jngo and provent his I
being lynehod. Tho murdered ninu loaves a
wife and several children.
BEOKE TUB SEll SPAI'Elt MOSOVOZ.T.
Foander Itrudlev Is Gnlna to TitcMe the
JEacn and Ice Monopnlles Next.
AnnunT Park. July 27. 1'onndor Brndley
succeeded In breaking tho Sunday newspnuor
monopoly to-day. He purchased thousands of
copiosof Philadelphia nnd Now York papers,
and had his nowsbors sell thorn for7conts
oach. The usual prlco is 10 or l.'i cents. His
supply wns soon exhausted, and he purchased
moro paners from tho news cgents at 8 cents
ouch, and resold them for 7.
Mr. ltradlev'a next movo will bo ngnlnst tho
back drivers who ehargo 25 cents lorc.irrying
Sunday pnsseugors to tho Pari: from th In
torlakon station Mr, Urndlor will put on a
line ot 6-cont stages next Htinday Ho is nlpo
thinking ot tackling tho Ico eomblno and liav
Ing a big cargo o'IC'i shipped from Maine to
bo dbposod of here at cost.
a yovsu ninuwa appeal.
Hho Hnys Her Fumlly Is Trjlns Io Con.
Hue Hci In nn Innane AHslntn.
Bt, Louis, July 27. Mrs. Is.idoro Blouen
Block, a wealthy young Holrew widow, bas
created a sotisutlon among fashloiinblo Ho
brows by upponilug through the newsimprm
for protection against her family, which sho
assorts Is trying tolmmtuo her in an msnuo
asylum In ordor to secure hor monei, SI e Ims
loft hor relatives aud is now at tho Hoto I oers,
where ao ottepipt was mucin on last Thursday
1 night to tnl.o her tonnasvlum. Hoi lin tliers
nud other mlntivos sny that Mi. Blononstoi k
Is Insane, thnt hor mnma tnkos tho torm nf
running huro bills f(,j- uulllnory nnd si uudli g
monoy lavishly Sho ills i tmprtunos sounr
men to take her to n'l l.icos of nmusenn'i t.
nnd holleves her People nrotrvlni: to n--nss.
nute her Two phrslcious have issiied certill
cates of acute mum u
IO.1 DegrceH Ahovn Zrro In North lliikntn,
DtritiNSos, N, I) July27, lntenso heat pre
vailed yestorday and to-dny in this wholn sec
tion. Tho thermometer stso I nt lO'i degrees.
It Is fearsd that great datraco has beon done
to the crops. The probability is that the hot
spoil will continue.
ritoln I'art of the Mentiaerl.
Bt. JoFni, Mo, July 27, Two woekt ago
Col. John V. Tyler of this city was appointed
receiver for tho polls A Andrets elreus'and
menagorlo. Last night somebody thought to
bo Andress, stolo the elephaut two e.uuels,
nnd live homes and io fur Mr. Tyler baa beon
unnblotollnd them.
-
RHEUIViATHSSVl ii I
l emfliAHcAllr " blood dlioriter, canieil by Insbtllty ef ! Ml hU
tiekitnv to throw off cfrtAln poliont which Accn- . ' , u R
ninlit" In llni tissues sbout the Jolntv snd mniclts. 'f (ft fill
The (nctus nio'i'l Pure vary rtmply, qnlokly. And 5 I SI III
surety cures ttiis illttMa br neutrnlltlne Irapnrltlrs In I H flu pH
tti Llool riferletice se.1 ticlMife toth f iulori ths I iff! ifH
Octui blond curs as the only lnfntllblo b'ood parlHtr ' jM tfl
RHEUMATIC GOUT CURED. L 1 1 1
ni w ToriK city, ye so, ism A"' ' in: g a
PFAIt silts HliimtrMtiivn fnnrrrtlnc t nen 2. (H ft I
tomirtrr trnm rbeiiinsin tr.mi. And ilra.l of lstln ll r IS t 1
forlnof .stent tneillcihtk. sii't sfter hivinir bo in lbs si 111, J
care ef promlnfiit pyllsn ntthoul belnir rured I f fin rt '(,
UAijtvii mi in tiefpafr. wdeu s Innv friend or loins vv I J
ft.tln,. 1 ins to taA n t'ott'f. of the Carius nlooit Curs I , dfi T) l,
innse M fie UrAJlllAn srccirleCo At nrt t iboiieht It i I
wa-v1i humbug, hut At lilt I wAMn!neet to try sbotils. ' ml! n I
It u,,rkel like a cliArm Aft, I ami now cureil ,-r II 1
To itliernons miftrlnK from this hortll le dlieoe I ,, &' UB H I
clierfufivr, coinmcnd the wciHterfiil Piieclflo raAJe by ' Sfls'it
tt e H-Azlltan Sperlle Co. )t ietlinonil l(t,il
:17 r.sitstti Pt, New Yotk City, .V. T. v rt iHj 'U
The Cnetns lllnoil Cure tins positively ' M'kiI
rureil numcriMlt ensrs of Hcrnliita find Hnvtt j.t VlfJU' 1)1
Itlieniti In one month's time whero nil other 'O HI
lilnnil iurln,-is tiitve fnlleO. 4 wM lit
I IiaAtit to tAVe appllcAbM to illieAtiiof InfAnryor , Uf, y
old nje. .viiilrinik-M s II il Price. Ure ilffc ?i.it mf Bji m
emAil. l lv ei .1 for df rlptlve piP'ilt nd ctr- il.) nf Ml
tiiv.tei. ai.v v s iiiizii.mn 8Trririi'rn J i
Vn H VV nil s .Sew York. C.fc Wv fr
noiniEit up 111 n i.oso Jti.ACic iiaiii, v''Mil
A Alystorlntis t otmin Plots to Spoil Young ft i 'q
Mrs. Vchetrril's It en my. , W ' US K
Two weeks ago young Mrs. Honty Vohstedt ' WIImI I
of 210 last 120th street received a note oon- i JMl
talttlng tho woids, "With my compliments.' 'irS t
and tlireo hairpins wrapped In thn papor. IjJpJ S
Mrs. Vehstedl. who Is only 15. and has been J), J?:
married but six months, had a beautiful head '' Ifli S
of raven-black hnlr, which hadn't been cut for 'J( lj l
ten yours, nnd which hjtng down In a braid ' ' i fr ' ii
wofeotlong. Her girl friends had long onvlml J, mil
h"r such an attraction, fIio sn)s. so she took i' , ' iKjl i
the noto ns a hint that tboy wantod her to do ': i i KH' lH
tup. 'tnrVli
A week ngo Inst Trlclay sbo recelvod an, ,J j-I'filftr ia
unsigned noto asking her to stay nt homo that ( 's isY Jji
night. Sbo did so. but nobody called, On ,, Ji !
f-iiturdny morning tholr boll rang about 10 ;'i M $' 'J
oMoek. and Mrs. vebstedt thought it mlgnt bo ''aHl'il
tho imstmnn. so she went down stairs to tho t , 'y'Ml 1
Testlbulo to look for a lettor. Tho hall has )- ..JWh1 1
scvi'ral turns nnd is ntiito dark. Sho saw rr Hfll'l i
I nobody ns sho went down, but jut as sho was t ' Jl(n4a
I about to reas.-end the stnlrs a flguio sprang; "sSjJtt fl
uton bor Irom a recess acd seized her long t ,i"Ht 1
hair. t 'aaa: I
"Hold ) our head down low." snld a woman's LI fifS M
voice In a liiiid whisper, nnd Mrs. Vebstedt wns t J-Kffi' ,1
ton -tnrtled to mako any resistance. A big Hi' "jKi Bi
i pnirofshnnrs sovorod tho braid within a fow , : 59 J tl
I Inches of tho roots beforo she took In tho situ- 1 ; jjSS m
atlO. Then sho shrlokod, and was UoelngUD f ' i m
stnlrs whon tbo woman throw tho braid ud i .JkVlMl
after her. i) 'W; frll
"Henry won't find you so pretty n "Ih U VJSj 'Am
woman snld, as sho ran out tho door. f- JVHl !iSf
Mrs. Yehstedt snvssho bnt noacuuttintances, r, -j fjli'.Srlil
who might bo led by jealousy to wish to spoil '.''o'Jnfil 3)1
her looks. She says sho has recelvod malicious ,. ,1 jslj Jua
letters since sho was married warning her thnt r''M,Willltll
her husbned wnsn't oulte as good as ho fl lasiSuB
soomed. loung ehntedt. who is a plumber. !' aJtlSB
21 jenrs old, s.ijs ho hadn't jilted any girl for vff& Hm
nnie. but his wlfo hnd jlltod n former lovor. i'j Qk ;?
This voungmnn wnsaSpaniard. whom Annie's t J , TSn JfS
pnronts nud relatltcs wantod hor to marry. I J' jthaWsi
Hor grandmotlinr promised to lenve her a for- -,iii jm$ i&M
tune If -he would marry tho (Spaniard, who '' ajNiSJ rliB
was also n rola'ive, and would lnliorit the log- J-?)l'Siil'tB
pcy If Annie mlssod It But ho wns twice bor I '!c f!"M
age. nnd Inst February Annie eloped with i i,ifSj III
Vehstodt. 'J ho t-fianlard was very angry, but i Vi 'Jv fitl
Annie says sho wouldn't think of nceusiuu " Ifi (;!
him of boinc in tbo plot to steal her hair, , 'i M
VU1TVAIIT. tWitt HU
.Tosoph n. Talne. the famous penman and Vj J3 im
oxpertln handwriting, died on Saturday, after f-ii' 'Hj $)
a prolonged Illness, nt 358 Madison street. j ' TO kf9
Brookljn. In tho 73d year of his ago. He was , . fe ;$vM
born in Ithodo Island, nnd as a boy developed ' . Jj$ -'ilfl
a wonderful exnertnoss with tbe pen. His ' S' "S
earlr life was spent as an accountant In mer- '. .!'' jiifl
cantlle houses In Boston, aud in 1330 he cams 'jS'
to Brooklyn, nnd soon afterward became con- f) ffiR flS
fldentlal olork and bookkeeper for the tea lra 'SlW tfl
porting houso of A. A. Low A Brother in this v-vfflJ '&
city, retaining tho placo until bis honlth broke I ' j'!& i9
down n couple of yonrs ago. Ha was acknowl- i ra jfl
edged to be at the head of the expert penmoa i '' s ifl
of tbo country. Ono of his most widoly known i'lslj'iS
works wns his execution of the proclamation '"'"t'ItM
of Lincoln, which was exhibited at tho Sanl- ''il-iB
tnry Talr In 1801. nnd subseiuontly purchased sJm' 9
for J ".in i nnd presented to tho 1'resldent Ho W(-2 nH
was a witness in somo of the most important t I'ratt !
cises whicli havo come into the courts In tho 1 1 rati'juH
Inst thirty yenrs In which Questions of band- (II iKv,H
writing were Involved. Ho was one of the or- ' - vf M I'M
gangers of the Hamilton Club. Jlo leaves a i ', stfCj (m
widow and two married daughters. S, .itU "M
It. S. C. Houilrle. who was editor of the f A-'fiB
Goshen liVij a paper famous In Orancennd . h
neighboring oolititios sixty years ngo, nnd who. ''''! H
during tho tlmo the hno Itnllwnr (.'ompany t v 'af V
ownoil its own printing plant, was superln- ill ',tmt
tondont of tho company's printing nnd pub- -Hat 'IB
libhing houso. died in ) Imlra on Saturday, larS'HJ
ngod7vcnrs. He was born lu Newton, bus- - f 'fflMfi'Mj
sov county N. J . nnd claimed to bo the oldest , .i2?li
practical printer In tbe country. j V'fW'nfl
Mrs Mary 1- Button, wlfo ot Dr. Robert T"M'IH
Tntton of 1 lbngtou Lonn.. who died nt her -""P,
hom of heart failnro ntod nh veins, hnd led PiSJBJ
thosluglngln thn J.hlngton t'huroli forfor.y T u4i,Bjl
)enrs Jror mnny yenrs she taught music, ' AinJiMJ
nnd wns a superior musician, bhe died whllo ' ' ' 7nv.BI
dressing. Her bust nnd is known throughout , onvt'iiBjl
the btato. be having tiecn .i Mate senator t itix'BI
twice nnd one of the Connecticut electors la f JttfX'mM
the Cleveland election. , , jKpB
r.lnora LpdRo of Canogn. aged 83; Henry rf flt f ,H
BiifTof Ovid. agodSOtr Anna MaryStnub. n- i; ji SJ
l.md. agnl HI: Cnlvlil" hmart ( nnaan. aged , I MB. i 9
7: Mary Hobnrt Alfred, nged in- .fnmee ' iA;lmm
llnlley. l'ool's stntlon. azod IU: Alice Brady. I olifS
Brady's, aged "ii: Hiram Knltor, Knnona. agod tvyffJ'BI
f"i flull Ilalley. l-avon Centre, nged M. and , ' .'ilfim
Wllllnm Callow. Blond s need 01, n,l pioneers 4 'M Hil.t'Bl
of the -ou'.hcru tier, died during tho past s Mijl mm
week. ! .SJMj
The Hon. Ornnge W. 'VMIkeston. who fifty 'MwJ
years ago wns n leading New ork State poll- '' i r"Jl 2 Mm
thian vvltn a more tbnn locnl retutn'lon. and ' I'Mlmm
who was the oldest living cx-membor of tbe X,tflnm
Assembly, died In Benrytown, Sone. n conntv. j '0tsumm
on nturilny. a?ed s.1 yeirs. flo represented ( . risrjISl
freneca county in ill" Leglslatuta In l4o. i C'JfHl :HJ
Snmuel D. bnwln of Churlestown, Mass., died ,' . aWJH
on 4undav, Ho was a strong liepubllcan. nnd i ,4 It's mm
wns elected thno ynrs a mombcr of the loner sJyBHl
brnnch o' the Lcglslntnre. He served on the , A B1
Ilnurd of Aldermen, and at tho time o' his death H,lmm
lie wns one of tho iivorseors of the Toor. nnd a is SI
dlro tor In tlio live Cent SnvincBnuk. "h IH
F. n. Bonn of An lover Mass. who is widely K.ifll
known nmnng horsemen, iMcd on hnturday. '7f iHll
Ho vnis for thirty ye irs proprietor of iho Kim ' iHl
llou-e nnd llveiy stables He had a'so been ' 'i-mm
enk'ftwed in tho livery bu-inoss In J.owoll and ti' J'fl
Uividen. ' -f S
rs Mnithn Kllbotirne. aen (li yoars. of ' ' ) 9mm
Pouthlngton, ( nun,, diopficd dead while ) "Hjb
wn'Kltig id ing the Milage stp ei. llewnsthe .;( mm
iti'ither of Dr. L' nrlns Kllbourno of fcouthlng- , -.M
ton, nn eminent stnto i hysleian. ?l MB
Thomss I'rldmoro. n native of Northampton- liy-JlHl
I shire, I I'clan I but P r II ftv roars a consplcti- 'Jr.tWM
ousclti.en of Cenesen county, this State, died .lIBsi
in North J'ergon rtatiirdiiy need X yeais. ' !
Mrs. A. Ci. bcott. mother of C. K. Hcnti, editor ' hmm
of tlio 'if-n Itftvril, w is burled at llollcy, ti, 4'r ,dHjB
V on Sutuiday. Sho was w) j o.im ol ago. J S ' vlVJ
( bnrles Ci, f-tnn'l. a widely known eapltallt i 'JmmJ
of l.nehe-der diud in Unit city on Saturday, ''I !
aged hi) earn 8H
(icorco 1 Dnu'gett ndltor ot tho f-iterpnm l'ilftBJ
nt D.ilton. N. 1 ., died 011 Friday, aged JJ yoars. - ?;.
hrlvAster floot, 7 vonrs old, a veteran of the !(
civil war. isdoad ot Gilead, "onn. x IT .jilfl
Cntit. S . J.amb is dead at Wllllngton, VrfviWal
Conu,. need si years. j 'jjSH
l'. II. Hunislile. Mvorof Stanford, Kr,, died 1 , rfjVaVJ
nt Cumberland Fulls ou nday night ot rtfHfl
liright's disease, ', )MU
Mr. ) in.otli Larnnil died on Sntunlay 'f'lBll
nveniug In Central i alls, 1,, J in ber lUlsc ' ' 4Bsl
) enr. 1 r&mm
A t'nr I.nuil ol Ilrer for Ashnry I'nrk, tjl
Auinr lr July 57 llisr hoitlera hve tbe rljht il
to itellv er teer iu tbia leinperanca town by the r sae on yHH
order. TFe aipplr of ber tare out at noon yeitar- vflVJ
itav. Telarrani- were sent in .SsttMrlc brewerleA end 'f'dlBH
car load of 1,-er Arrived iaat olitl by eipreta. And or- '::1VBJB
dera were t'..lo. rt'aflHH
uyimm
A Heath Certlflcats UefnarJ. rTjiH
Pr Frhelpirl. who bad I ten Attenlin Hri. 1. Harry ' aVAl
Ilall At t '.Vii, Mni'ty elifbth tirat refjaed to tires ''liH
sih rertlnrato when ale died on Saturday. Why. iwaVJ
1 oronrr llsuiy rould tot ascertain jeilerlay lis 'Vl
f, ml lliat ilrs Pill I al died nt spooler and ts suta- f,-3HBj
i.iosMt fir Scheloert to apjear At tho Coruuere' otraa 1 fljal
tudvy snd expUiu raVfl
Mellln'e food la a roluMs rrep'railon. rentaln- I , 'IflVfll
lo proper proporilona of tbie uurr.fenow and 1 , 1 9BH
tiimipiiatic mat era wnkn are ai tiaanPa, (or lbs Stmmm
iiaalju) rowtu of a child. It la not a raadictoa It la ; '9iajB
not Intended primarily for alok Val.lra, l u iha h-aa ' '
1M4 to:L slliy, sal AUXotMtljiUuii.-. ,1 'H
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