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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-07-26
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THE Mills tariff bill reached a vote OH the
2lst at one O'Clock p. H., and passed the
House by u majority Of l3. Fitch of New
York, Brewer of North Carolina and Nelson
of Minnesota, all Republicans, voted for
the bill. Bliss, Merriman and Greenman Of
New York, and Sowden of Pennsy wanna
all Democrats, voted against the bill Ran,
dali of Pennsylvania was paired in the neg
ative.
THE case against Hoge and Murphy, chair.
men Of the grievance committees of the ..Q'
engineers and fircmen, was continued on
the 2lst for ten days on motion of the attor-
neys for The railroad company. Hoge aud
Murphy are making a tour on the '.Q'' sys
tenn, getting the views of the strikers in re-
gard to declaring the strike Off
THE cannon bali passenger train on the
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia railroad
ran through an open switch near Chattanoo
ga, Ten. The engineer and firem IL were
bo:h fatally injured. The switch was mis-
placed by two negroes.
AT White Rock, Pa, Viola and Victor
Ramsey twins aged 9 years, were drowns d
in the Allegheny river while fishing.
ALBERT NJ. FIELDS shot and killed Flor
ence Fitzpatrick near Dec itur, ILL.,, on the
I'D because she refused to attend camp
meeting with him. Fie ds was captured
later in the day, and stated that it was hi.
in, ention to kill hims II after killing the
girl, but his heart failed him.
DURI NG a thunder storm en- the I'D light
ming struck the lelfry OF Evangelist
Moody's old church ut Chicago, tearing of
large part Of the roo ing. The congrega-
tiog made q rush for the street, but the
pastor, Rev. Charles Goss, continued the
services as though nothing had happened,
and av,rted a panic.
TnE Canadian government on the 2lst
refused to award contract for furnishing
10000 poun of dressed beef for this
Canadian Indians to an American firm
who put in the lowest bid.
AT Chica oon the ed Henry Romaz wa.
murdered by Theodore Sutter, who object
ed to Romaz's attention to hi sis or.
FRED RooT, n brakeman on the Northern
Pacific railroad, at Glyndon, OAK, Will,
coupling cars c,ueht his foot in frog, ane
vas run down by the cars and fatally injured
THE Senate on the 2lst passed bill nrpro
priating sl.No,0o to reimburse tho deposi
tors of the Freedman's bank.
In an e'ection Oh the :a,::I for member O
;he Chamber 4 deputies in Ardecke, Gen
Boulanser received 1889 votes end Beans
SIR .6,aA.
DEPARTURES from Chill on the 2lst stat
that L. s. Minister Roberts has been =: ricks,
si,h paralysis md that his eass is hopeless
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
The Opera House.

The grand opening of the the trical
season Will be inaugerated on Monday
evening. and continue during the week
with a change of play nightly. Man
ager Fulton deserves much credit n
securing tor the occasion the calebrar-
ed ''Ali Star Theatre CO." This COM
pany is under the MANAGEMENT Of the
well known Mitchell Ladish, which IL
the outset a sufficient guarantee Oft
msr!t, but ~eare assured that the ser
les Of entertainments to be given dur
ing the week will surpass an.thins
ever presented in this city. and wti-r,
their gen,lemanly agent told u thsr
the advertised corps Oh artists would
positively appear in this city We were
at once assured that Red Cloud vast
be honor-d with a series OF entertal' =
ment- by n Of the strongest dam tic
organizations travelling. Dram at {
critics and the press of all the Ee>ter,
cities are unanimous in chasing NJ
Edith Dirstiue with tine best ieadIng
ladies III the country. The n OF
Charles Ellis. Frank Coy. Nae Har-l-
and Dudley Farnswurth are tsmilsrt
all readers Of first clas, thestre pro
grams. while Misses Anna DeweI ana
Nettie Dalton bear ~tiattering 4. nc :
from n eastern press. Mes>rs I'm
McDonough, Harry schmidt ant
Blanchard Freeman, hare beer COZ
nected vi h first class companies a.
pearins At the hes, opera house. !
! the west. With q cast Ike - adv
a poor performance of any bill in theI
! repertoire would be an impOss.bl ~
NY Partner Caprice Esmersina.
Pearl of Savoy" Neg: DIyer-ion.
and TIE Bankers Daughter all toe
presented during the week. With song
dances aud u.etleys introduced IN ap-
propriare places. Pauline Det>ta,
| pianist. mas been engaged a. Mu-I'-i.
| directories Of the company. - Non
day night. -ept. 10th. they wIll 4 -
Nh Pa-tner." with Mr.. Ca. E..s 80
the treat character Joe Saunders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
Cure Of Cancer and Ulcers.

Judge T. L. NcLouton writes 70 the
Swift Specific Co: about three years
GO, Jerry Bradley, had . caacerous
sore on his face. aear the -igh. eye. I:
caused XIX = great deal ot Par, and he
lost the shit q the eye. bu, was finally
cured by the use OF Sw.ft's Specific.
This ca,ei Is vel Euowa II Wilkes Co.,
Ga. wae-e Ia lived"
Mss, writes: Il suffered a great deal
FROM Oh Ulcers Ter years. Your ned.
cica "as recon- Ieuded, AID after Isle
six bottles I was completely cured.
Your -e:lciue does even more than you
Claim f2r = I have known !. to euro
cases wai,a we're though: t~orsless."
Mrs A Il Goldsmith. No. ga Warren
ST.. Brooklyn, v Y, writes: 4 com.
nsncel using : : :. abou. ,hree years
age. lEat suf,re; with . sore throa.
Tor o-e- Z ysar. :usei a c-eat uany
cher remedies T.cl TO ccofj results.
Iyltt.e Ci-l, also, had sore f gers: /:
coaIr1'- from the qC.ck, and then
cae n-tS "oIi: cone =. We Goc:ored
her forever G-o y,ars, ard when Icom.
Gencei using :. :. =. | tncucttI would
See what /. would do for her. I an
taaa-IGt . say that IL entirely cured
her. l. IS the test remedy / know
OF for go bod I really believe
il was the E.ns OF sa-inC nv lie.
The DECOR tod nle ! had q throa: Dis
ecse s.ll-r 10 General Grants. I
~chsertu-y recommend l. 10 al suffering
Srorac rie-ct blood.
Treatse On Blood ard Skin Diseases
E.i.c4 free The SWIFT SPECIFIC 60.
U:a|e. E, ;iaa:s, Ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
Gh a.p Exec >ipn> sofa.

The II. nois Central I;ail ii will
-eli chea!. excur-ion tickets - Jaca-
snu. Tennessee. Holly >prin .iae.-
deem ara Jackson Ni,>>sir !. fam
moni. Jennings an lake 'Li.ie-,
Louisiana. Tuesday,, September II
and p, Oitober 9 and -. :, veneer
q anc 21. aud December . AM /.
A-enrs west IF Blairsbrr. 70 Sioux
City. Sioux Falls and rnawa.R ,l. sell
for the evening train on No day pre-
vious 10 dates .iven above Tax the
mornin- tram from. bUbUlar ana Chi
ca=n. Tuesday /, 81. and -acL s1c-
ceeGing Tuesai turing; III months "a:
August. SertsH er. October. No7em
Der and Drcem 7. For iioue-seeh,
ers' Guides and pr;I,ei matter. g:rinc
rates. dates an Ill informat.oL. II.
ply to nea-e>, "d tou ticket age.-;. a:
address. The ung=r~.-naG 1t Man -
ter. Iowa. !. = NERS-.
7 "
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

What's ne r.,ter with ~-ruls!ing
the street nov, there's atv Of
v ter.
Ed. II gEaud contempt Ell.
ing his addition to the CT High
land He:stra.
The r. uame tina, Committed
suicide ! Guide ock was + Cuma-
lord inst oG Cumsey.
Their i p pensioners Web
>ter count, aa i aw $3.1S9 ,ua.,er-
y from Il Eor-rnment.
There W. remperan, concert
at the N. J. aarrch on .ie. Er;dav
evening. I cody invited
{. '--a.1 returLed t-i- mo.a-
ing 10 | H.. He thinks .! return
'nc to N.t.a n the dill .uture.
We h.r eXtena oar aEk> TO
the friend, 40 We're with 4, du-iu-
our SAD o. yement for = NAM
KIND acts a especially 4, hose
ladies' VI urnistei towel Their
kindness Il never te era cd from
cur memory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
TUESDAY Daily

Latest in fall millinery at Mrs. Nc
Brides.
Miss Cordie Sherer is visiting in
kearney.
Miss Clara D;ckerson Went 70 Or
leans shis morning.
The chicken Law Is nov III and
tie boys are improving the oppcr,un-
ity.
Go and see {. F.. Webb If You
want pnre kerosene or sasoliae, He
keeps the best
The special train caves at clock
for Hastings instead Of 10 O'Clock
Don't forget it.
The street az u Il the depot
every ten minutes until the excursion
train leaves for Hastings.
{. 7. Haley aud wife have returh-
e. t. Red Cloud from their pl~easu-e
iauut in the e.scera states.
Aman in New York SAYS rs he
b.st -aso ine il the market. {. +.
Wehn deals in 10 other kin!.
some sneak thief broke into ;Irs.
M~B-ide- store last night aud piiter-
81 ,~,y,ral hats. feathers. etc. 70 ,he
value II several dollars.
n ar:er t. r-aci IiaStin-- in time
e. $50 thc parade !, has been decided
best To start the s~,,ecia! train a. +,
o'clock insteai q - o'elcck.
Il. Re- Cloud Milling Company
are uildinc 4 new ~eievator which
III. Haye 4 caPaeity Of la,'"" bush.
s- I will be built near the mill
sia-ried at Guide Rock lat night,
?, :,sk. Rex. ". C. Bnter. 0: Red
Cloud. oEeiarin- NJ. Il I. Foster. Of
Fe'lr-lile. Kansas and Mis- Jessie '.
~. a: iU:ce EocS.
The who wis e. attend the 6.
:. L. reunion Al Columbus should
bear II mini tha, they must g il
i.I.nbus II or before sept. 18th
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
IL -O.--

an rea wiling t. attena al
-e.e- :. -r-:e.. Smith and Jewell
CEEt.e q 2GcfiOleer. Terms very
-e5-o4b...
&c. H4ESEn.
81 C.uaJ sch
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
JOHN MIN.
GEORGE Il. LAM.

FL Superintendent Public lnstruc,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

70 ~Cut2tive.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

Commissioner puhli' Lands and
Rim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

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GEORGETOWN.

TEEMKa AND HANK CoxNa.-Jno. Teemer,
Of Pittsburg, who is to row VIM. O'Connor on
the Potomac on the oath inst, is expected TO
arrive on next Monday, the 18th; Arrange
House. he viii be accompanied by Hannah,
the Canadian sculler, who is training him.
AN ANCIENT CoRNER-sToNE.-A request mas
been made to Commissioner Wheatley, by the
members OF Dumbarton avenue NJ. 4. church,
through Mr.. John T. Mitchell, for the posses
sion Of the cornerstone of the old Methodist
church on 2Sth street, when it Is reached In
tearing down this old structure. The request
will be granted.
An ALLEGED ANARCHIST FLAa.-For . week
or more past and until day or two ago, red
nag attached to Q flag staff on the residence OF
Julius Schoenthal, a shoe dealer, No. 2S21 N
street. attracted little or no attention. II Ii
said that Schoenthal persistently called atten-
ton to the flag. and that complaints were made
TO the police, who ordered the alleged emblem
done.
POLICE CouRT CAsEs.-Hamilton Elenburger
and Jacob Burch were charged in the Police
Court this morning with distributing the quiet
OF Green street. They were each fined 80.
Octavia Jackson and John Beall, charged with
using profane language ON Potomac street,
forfeited their collaterals.
his ARM BROKEN DURING FIaHr.-Danlel
Honesty and Henry Smith, colored men who
1--we IN the county, became involved in quar-
rel Saturday night as to the ownership Of q
dog, and the dispute resulted in a fight in
which Smith was worsted, having had bone
In his right arm broken. Honesty was arrested.
GRAIN MARKET.-Wheat sold ON change SAT-
urday at s1.l2 to $1.1411 busheL Corn sold
at 55c. o bushel.
NoTEs:-Capt. J. D. Cathell is now able to be
out:"Seventeen cases are recorded on the
biotter at the station house, the work Of the
police during Saturday and Sunday.
iEAPERATuRE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
AM-Great Falls, temperature, So; condition,
2S; receiving reservoir, temperature, Sc; condi-
ton at north connection, 81; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 55; condition at infuent gate-house, 25;
condition at efiuent gate-house, 80 High tide
in the river to-day at $40 pm. low tide at 3:S2
pm.
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Mr.. Blaine's BROOKLYN speech.

HE SAYS HE KNOWS MORE NOW ABOUT TIE LOAN
mo OF S60, 900, 900 TO pet BASKA"
In speech at Brooklyn Saturday night Mr..
Blaine said he had learned something more
about the taking Of seo, 900 from the
Treasury and loaning il 10 favorites without
interest He said
mot only have they taken eco. ooo. 900 and
loaned il 10 pet banks in the United States, but
they have done il through the agency of the
banks established by Mr.. Jordan and BY the
late Mr.. Manning. They have made them q
sort of Government bureau. They gave them
o. l00, 900 as q fixed balance 10 call their own,
and then they have allowed them 10 peddle out
this so. 000, 900 TO other banks. and by that
means to get a large number OF banks through
out the country 10 give them their entire bust
ness. And say here, that Louis Fourteenth,
OF France, or Peter the Great, OF Russia, or
Napoleon, at his most absolute period, would
never have dared 10 treat the treasury Of their
respective countries in that way; never.
lCheers.l And IL wonder that il has not made
more profound sensation in this country. 10
If a source OF surprise 10 me that the people
have taken IL so coolly."
He referred to the big republican parade he
had seen in the afternoon as s'the most mighty
political procession that trod the streets OF
New York" lapplausel, and says that il means
that the people of New York are aroused-not
on old party lines, not the old-fashioned fight
between democrat and republican, but Q fight
between protection and free trade.
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November Clothing.

DIT VIM Z. Hutchinson in the American Magazine
Proper clothing for November includes soft.
nrm WOODEN textures next the skin. II some Of
the various varieties Of health wear cannot be
obtained, good substitute may be found in
vests and pants made Of pure flannel Loose
ness Of nit is essential; for in such plabe folds
as these garments are forced into by pressure
OF outer garb, body heat is entangled as in a
net and retained, while outside cold is barred
entrance. My patients often say 10 me. Doc
TOR, L cannot bear wool next NV skin. Il
causes intolerable itching and is uncomforta-
pie. Very vel" is the answer but try il
Just Tor twenty-four hours longer; and il YOU
are still restless you may change" Inside the
given time, cutaneous nerves have become &C.
customed TO the new conner and have well
coined him as far better friend than the one
set aside; and in a week the most delicate
patient would not change back again at ali.
Beside additional warmth. there is an electri-
cal action aroused by friction OF wool against
human skin that promotes capillary circulation.
keeps skin functions going and largely contri-
butes to general health in that singular way
which have named for want OF better term.
vitalizing power. For electricity is close kin
70 lie; how near, no one can tell
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Fat Men and Women.

Fat MEN ana w Ome0s
From the London Truth
depressed, q week or two ago, my difficulty
in understanding why ''obesity in men should
run to stomach, and why in women it should be
Distributed all over the body" ''The answer
to this problem (writes correspondent, I do
not know of which sex) may be compressed in
one word-stays. Wel-ftting corsets, COM
Portable, not too tightly laced, restrain the
exuberance of the figure within shapely bounds,
prevent the accumulation Of fat in one place.
and cause its distribution all over the BODY
Occasionally, but, am glad to think, rarely,
one meets with q lady inclined to emboupoint,
but she is usually q lady infected by the anti
corset craze" This view, supposing il to be
accurate-as il may be, for any
thing newspapers to settle the great STAYS
question forever. A lady Of full habit-it is q
painful subject to allude to, but it is no use
blinking great truths merely because they are
unpleasant-a lady Of this unfortunate ten
dency clearly must wear stays il she have any
sense Of duty to society. What IL more, Q man
must, too, After what my correspondent says
there can be no question about that. II 10 easy
to see by the light Of this theory that the Venus
Of Milo, of whose uDcorseted shapeliness the
anti-stay faction make 90 much, would land no
doubt did in few years developed into sort
of classical Mrs.-Well, il il better not to mem
ton names. A for the Apollo Belvedere, il 10
quite on the cards that decade or 20 after his
statue was done he might have been seen try
ing to reduce his aldermanic proportions at
Kissingen-unless, of course, he too, took 70
stays, which would hardly have harmonized
with the Olympian style Of costume - We
know IL.
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The REsu1r

THE REsu1r
OF THE GREAT VALUES PROCURED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY IN CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS Is AN IMMENSELY IN
CREASED TRADE AND HAPPY CROWD OF PA
IRONS. COME AGAIN-DUPLICATE LOTS OF
THE SPLENDID BARGAINS IN BOYS SUITS, 4
TO IA YEARS, AT $3.50, JUST RECEIVED. THIS
IS ONLY AN ITEM THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
ELEGANT CLOTHING CONSISTING IN SUITS
AND ovERCoATs FOR MEN AND BOYS, AND
EXTRA PANTALOONs. WOODEN AND PERcALE
sHIRT-wAIsTs, UNDER WHICH OUR TABLES
ARE GRoANING, GO IN SAME PROPORTION, AND
ARE HERE FOR YOUR INSPECTION AND PUR-
CHASE. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED TO BE
MORE THAN FULL VALUE; IN FACT NEARLY
AND HALF WHAT Is CHARGED FOR SAME
GOODS AT OTHER PLACES OR MONEY Re-
FUNDED.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NO. 400 7TH ST. N. W. COR D.
oc10-eo3m
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTIN0.
E p P SIS COCOA
BREAKFAST,

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and
6y careful application Of the fine Properties Of we'll
tables with delicstely Favored beverage which may
cious use Of such articles Of diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough to-
malades floating around ready attack where
ever there Is a weak point. We may escape many Q
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
erUfce Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
In haf-pound tins by grOcers labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs & CO., homeopathic Chemists,
3y21-m,tu,s London, England
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A House Built Of Paper.

From the Atlanta (Ga Journal.
There is a paper house in Atlanta. Nowood,
brick, iron, or other material is used about the
building. At 10S Decatur street neat little
store, painted sky-blue, has attracted consider
able attention for the past week. The gaudy
color is not the cause of the little building be-
ing the object of 80 much attention, but the
material Of which it is constructed makes it q
novelty. 1t is made entirely of paper. The
store is owned by Mr.. August Sincova, and was
built by Frenchman named Smith (spelled, of
course, in a French way), who is agent for the
paper of which it is constructed. The rafters,
the weatherboardpg, the roof, and the flooring
are all made of thick, compressed paper boards,
impervious to water and as durable as wood.
The house cannot catch on fire as easily as a
wooden building because the surface Of the
paper is smooth and hard. The building is
used as a store by Neal Kelly, who says he finds
it warm in cool weather and comfortable when
the weather is warm.
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A Funeral I'm Grand Canary,

The oUICKLIME CREMATION WITH ATTENDANT
SPANISH CEREMONY.
From the Gibraltar Times
Slowly the head OF q funeral procession ap-
peared from the street by the bishops palace
and began to glide between the promenade and
the church. -Four laughing acolytes in scarlet
cassocks, with crucifixes and gilded lamps on
slaves came first. The priest with his book
was next, attended on each side by boy with
lamp to llumine his pages. He sang the
service as he stumbled over the uneven stones
OF the street. The body, under q pail, carried
by four men, who were attended by a knot of
others for their relief, followed the priest. and
then in long parallel lines came the friends and
relations of the deceased, with lamps inter-
spersed among them to the number of about
two hundred. The heavy lava portal of the
cemetery by the seashore bears the inscription.
''Do not be deaf to the voice that tells you all
Is illusion except death" Here all the lamps
save two were pulled out by the boys and most
of the mourners turned on their heels, and
with fresh cigars between their lips, returned
to the city.
Ten or twelve Of us, however, accompanied
the chief mourner within the gates. A man
with sack Of lime on his shoulder and pipe
In his mouth, walking with the arrogance Of
one proud without cause, preceded the coffin as
1t was lifted from iron staircase TO staircase,
until we reached the particular niche in the
high ''columbarium" which was to receive it.
Then it was set on the ground, the lid was re-
moved, and the man with the lime emptied the
contents of his sack over the deceased woman,
methodically spreading and pressing it until
nothing was visible of her except the small,
well-shod feet. He kept his pipe in his mouth
during this operation. The chief mourner,
while infinitely watching the process attendant
upon the burial of his mother, found time to
light cigarette and chat with his friends, and
the two remaining acolytes grinned and played
tricks by holding their lamDs so that curious
shadows futtered over the dead woman and the
lime man. At length the latter looked up with
an interrogative grunt. "Are You satisfied,
senor?" Perfectly" replied the iefmourner.
The lid was replaced, the coffin was run ener-
getically into its appointed groove, and all was
ended Twenty-four hours ago the deceased
was alive and well; twenty-four hours hence she
will be half cremated.
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James Quinn, member Of the Hancock Vet
Grams Of Philadelphia, fell between the cars and
was instantly killed Saturday, while he was ac-
comPanying that organization to New York to
participate In the democratic parade.
Joe Middletoun and Gideon Perciheld got
into quarrel ct Columbus, Ind, with Jacob
dletoun and dangerously wounded Percifeld
Brennan has been arrested.
DR.. Jacobs says he believed Robert Garrett,
his patient 10 slowly but steadily improving.
Dispatch from Springfield, Ohio, says Gen.
prospects are bright for his speedy recovery.
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ANOTHER PHASE OF THE CHINESE QUESTION
Collector Saltonstall, of Boston, Is puzzline
over knotty problem. When the ship indie.
Rendence arrived there Friday morning from
valparaiso, Chill, two Cinnamon were found
men detained on the ship and reported the case
TO the collector. As the two men shipped on
the Independence when she sailed from Bos-
ton, it is question whether they ever left the
country, in the eyes Of the law, for they have
sides this, it has been decided in the courts
that sailor cannot be classed as q laborer.
The collector has not yet decided what disposi-
ton shall be made of them.
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.AF.xxoa SCANDAL n CA1ADA.-A Montreal
Social TO the New York Word oys that come
spicy history of the pest may be BROUGHT 20
light BY the arrest there Of Adelard Noel for
using threatening language TO Mr.. @. z. Sorary,
who was once under minister Of finance n
France and ct the same time president Of the
Bank Of Lyons. Al the latter he declsred thsx
the reserve fund was in gold, when in reality
1t was in bonds Of the Union Geperale, which
at that time were 1t par. Wien xhe Union
Generate went under 20 did the Bank Of Lyons,
6orary was arrested, but escaped 70 Oansda.
taking with him, IL u said, something Ike :
million francs. He also brought With him The
wife of his private secretary, % the story goes,
and for the pest few years he has devoted him
self 70 literary work Adelard NoeI, Who stylss
himself head Of the Paris police securitS, on
walked into the Soraxy villa IN Nav
soneuve, and with revolver In hand thrsatened
to be avenged on both sorary and the woman
who ran away with him from France, leaving
her husband behind 10 die Of Q broken heart
Mrs. eorary rushed upstairs 70 give en- alarm
and the man ded, after which 10 vas discovered
that the Outside Of The house had been plastered
over with mail placards bearing such words e
'sBetrayer," etc. The next time Noel came On
vengeance bent he valksd into the aEms Of 3
policeman.