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CAMPBELL At his residence. Iils Twentieth
street ngiti E.s "a Ige,ia, da1,n ~ lsss. a.
TancTSi u hrapiai church II 30 pm. to-lror-o~.
,lted t. attc.d.
pRIsooLL On March II, 1883. 1t G o'clorl, AHA.
col. asCd two years ANA i've months.
This lovely bud. young. SO fair.
Jast came 10 show hgw s~ee; a hower
Ia PARADISE Mould bloota.
lre ain could harm on sorruw fade.
Death came VIII friendly carr.
m -, er,s mn I, s ,1l % Ha ;,i conveyed
Funeral win TALL rs' dr2@ ecr Tsrnts read.nss
invited alasa q attend. ''''' '''' ''''' '0 '.'
GOLDSMITH. ON March IL. 1855 At o'ciocl n.
ss1ie al the late Samuel Goldsmith
law James A. Narron. 4lo Fo,lrlh strse; rorlnessl.
GSgs'Ty q ga ana c sd ars a. Is rs.
70 ar,snd. -''' ''''' ~ 'H''."
nEATE Al NSEfolt IA On Ne Mss,4sZ. s.sch ls.
~ill take place from "a tsTlck's Church 1t
3 O'clock ~ Thursday. Friends invited 10 AZ
JANIS On Tuesday; Marsh ~. 1855. at $40
E M n u aud Mar Mary enoad san ls. ada aSns s
i.i.nths and twenty seven days
JOHNSTON. On Monday, March 10. ,sss. AT n
oe,oea 7; ~ ~ 81, VIE OF Milan 5oin.to
sa s ne n month ,he . nae ss Flynn s
funeral from hsr late residence No. ~ II street
q sld and friends
LOyEIESS. On Tuesday, March IA IsSs n 4
O'Clock am. HANoRA. beloved wlfe If John Io,esss
as.d y. years.
Funeral her late residence a42s G street NORTH
west on March 10. lsss, 81 :. p.ln
Rest IN peace.
THOMPSON In Baltimors Marcel IL 1885, after
short illness OF pneumonia, MARIE LOUISE only
and four days
WILSON. On "Wednesday. March Ia. 1855. Ut $50
ten months.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother .ls u
street northeast, Friday. at 3:3op.m- .'
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4 Triple IRA .rti,.
rLTHEr, NOTInE aNp GAEE Ioi-ioSl.o n A NYTTrRi-
ni< q tSNFG.

FATHER, NOTIUE aNp GAUF roi~IoSllD n A NYrTrRI-
usS GsSNFE.
A special from FInd'sy. nhin 20 the Pittsburg
DisIofcL March 4, say :: \ tragedy orcurral here
this morning the circumstances sarouled m muei,
mystery. on account ~ 81 ihe paris~ a. IT. G.ing
beyond the reach ~ human Investigation 1i-
parties are Isudoeph Heller an engineer Ia the ci-
ploy OF tine Adams i0undrN, hi> vile sud their
tigE tccn- -,if SOP a. a. whom we've fouHl
ia Their rooIa THIS afternoon IN q dead aud
| dying condition. i4c Woman aHd clail4
dead and Tie husband End father o,in /.
| Al FIRST II was thought INC unfortunate iatGi.N
had been asphyaiatei d. uafaIsl ga-, but >ai.. =
quent Developments had - the conclusion thai q
great crime bad been p-rrletra'ca thrrt ifh N d..
Ihe lerlurs thfiaSflVss NO -ui, a. a. - p,
be.ag tbs V!''i'ls o. u'-Un dutnl-I cred ny ,th,f
the Circumstances pointing u TIC iattor conic.-
ture. The ll.sL iht.u!aiinn Wat anything WAS
wrong ia the Heller household Nas discover.
about = clOcN ihis afternoon, when hieS-. nCer
from the f1tIndrN Whcr" Heller was employ "a was
sent u ascertain WAY lhe engineer had not r.
ported for Wu.t. a1 Hiding the house close aud
no sign OF ire. hooked into window and discovered
The whole i4ii.l ! Ia "ath Their Clothing on ca
he'd.
ne broke open the door ana entered the room.
where a terrible si-i 'nDt ~, - - MIS-. usisai
ciasping her dead infant n her arms. was deaa,
her whole aqpear3ur' i-sd;caiin- that Ter dsaiit
had bcen most palniGl and her suneribgs baofs
life eNtlhguislIl. rrlT.bie ia the cyi rene g1-
child had apparently died without q struggle, anl
had lorE uf peace on - face. The father ana
husband Wa q d.s,, la Ia al uuconsious coi.-
ditl3n.
Medical assistance was slmiacned At once, aud
an Effort made Z" rn-ustiir hiui. blt az his hou,
aIthoGAR awe; -, re - not muea hope Tor H. ~
c"very. The theUrf that Gaping gas hal cansef
tic deadly worA u nor norB- "uI. ny reason of rt..
fact that none ~ the iamih Werc undressea- NJ
sIlcit OF ggs was Disco c!ahc. and al har the aI-
pearance 81 having been poisoned.
4 jar ~ nliik 81 q suspicious appearance aLd
other SURROUNDINGS FsllL toward pal-onin-.
whether 1y accident or Intent o. O, rot Known yct
TIE coroner has Just begun al Inquest when fur
thcr dg;eloraents are hkel, 10 come 70 the sur
face. The family ~cr. IN good Elm ancss and
their tragic death may have bscn que 10 escaii ng
gas, but the general Impression b. Tlat back Oi -
all les Il not suicide, great crime.
the LATEST BASE RAII SENsATGoN - the posl-
tive announcement IRON 'btacla. jim hite that
ne win not play WITH The Deircits this seaso The
champions Sa5 they VIII be Weakcued irteparabiy
determination.
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Prisoner. FBoc-ed @. pcalI,.
HORRIBLE hEyELATIuSS OF SYSTEMATIC CSCELT'
CONNICTs IN AEkANsa.

HORRIBLE REVELATIONS or SYSTEMATIC CSCELTN %
CONNECTS IN ARKANSAS
report says that startling developments have
just been brought TO light 1t coal Bii one az the
mining towns where the mines are wori.s Il by
convict labor, near Fort Smith, Ark. A negro con
Wet by the name OF Williams was no,gcd 90 death.
and further inquiry developed the fact that
Nose Harvey, = white man aged thirty
five years, had been Kicked 10 death
by fellow-convict WHO hal been ecged GA to
the desperate deed by Warden Gflord. and n
was learned that he was In tine la OlJ of making
the prisoners night. The body or Marx Elder was
exhImed and the bruises and gaSnss Gu the body
Indicated violent death. " was also deVcloned
that prisoner by the name or Hummei was lied
up 10 post in the mines last sumIIsr and Deater,
10 death. As the investigation continues stu
more horrible details are revealed. aGu The CsJi-
Zens OF Coal Hin are much excited ana threaten
10 hang Graford and tear down tie prison raT-
racks.
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eOHS WsyANiKEE.
Philadelphia.
CuRR 1T WITH CUTICURA.


CUTIcrr, REMEDIES the greatest medicines on
t1rth Had thu Of Salt Rheum in this
Try My mother had 1t twenty years. and in fact died
from IL. believe CCTIcUEA would have saved her fe.
Ny arms. breast. and had covered for three
which nothing relieved cured until used the
SrrIcUEs EEsoLyESr internally. and CCTrcURA and
SCICURa SOAP externally.
J. ". ADAMS. Newark. o.
Icorlmenced IN use your CCTIcURA REMEDIES last
iriy. Ny head and fsce and parts OF my body
almost MY head covered with scabs and
sores. and my suffering was fearful. 1 had tried
ysrything had heard of in the Fas; and West. My
ease ws- considered a very bad one have not a
PARTICLE of skin Humor about and my is
s.dsrUl wonderful.
Mrs. 8. T. wHIPPLE. Decatur. Mich.
cannot speak in too high terms Of your CurIcUR,.
II Is worth its weight IN god for skin diseases.
believe il has equal
W. W. NoRTHRUP, lOl5 Harvey st. Omaha
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DEUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass.
:H-Send for "HOw to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
20 illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
TINTED WITH THE LovELIEsT DELiCACY Is
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baltimore Markets,

BAITIMORE. Nd, March 1I.-ViredIia new threes,
6bsl bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mn, March II. - Cotton quiet
middiing, Ius.. Hour steady AID quiet-howar1
street rud western SUPER -l.31a 10; do. extra
3O0a3.J: do. family, 40Oai. 30: city mills super
23laSUo; dv. extra, 3UOa:j >; do Rio brands,
i..,socp: PatapscO superiatiye ratent . 30: do.
family. DID wheat - southern, ard quiet
red :la!,4; amber. "3a9U: western, nC,uIngly
steady; No. > winter red spot, IS hid; May, ola
~ =; June 81 blG. Corn - southern, urmer: white
3sao. =: yellow, 5taJ1; western. steady mixed spot
and March, J,s.aJ0; April. J5sla5tq May, so sa
:,gs4o; western white. 4la4.; western mixed. 37a
choice western, 13OOal5.OO. Irovisiors quiet aud
steady-Mess pork, 1915. Bulk ineats-shoui.
ders and clear NIB sides, packed, 12S1.. Bacon
shoulders 1saSia clear rib sides. 81, hams, IaIz
Lard = refined. ga. Butter steAdy-western packed.
lss;,.; creamery, .,6a:jl E=-s n=.n and quiet
144al3. Petroleum steady - refined. =. Coffee
nominal - RIO cargoes, ordinary 10 lair, Is IN
IL sugar firm and quiet - \ soft. g.; copper
retned firm. 1oa16. " nIsEJ nOmlually steady aud
quiet. 1.2lal-25 freiehts to Liverpool peg
dun and COMMUNICATION. 1-6d. -four per ton, De.
sratn easier, I'D. Sles-yheat, 100 bushels: corn
$500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. March IA. IL a. MA rmol
Vas circulating on Change this morning to tho effect
eminent report. This caused wheat open a higher
with May at so. Corn also opened irmer with May al
81 saJl May PORK was unchanged. 1T l4.30. The
MAY option is quoted follows: Wheat, S0;s aS0h
corn 5izs oats. 3it; pork lao; lard. 30; shor
ribs.
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"Nornlxo Ink THrx..

the verdiet Of IL who take Ayers Pills
Prompt ard effective in their action. they leave
-oiIl-effccts and may be administered to Old or
r'unE- Herbert ElwsI. Of East Saginaw. Mich,
says; Il WIS 4 treat .nfe-rr from Constipa-
IN. He=dachc, and General D-tsfity. My skin
vas yellow. and had constant pain IN my side
aai hack. Other medicines falling. toos three
toEss Of Ayers Pills andsm cured"
Twas severely afflicted with Dyspepxi. and
enlargement OF the Liver. most Of tho time be-
.-r unable % retain any solid food Three boxes
% Ayers Pills cured me. "-Lncirs Alexander.
1ISrblchesd. Mass
AYERS PILLS,
Iraparedb by Dr. J. G. Aver & Co. Lowell. Mass.
so by al Druggists ard De alers in Medicines
MIN
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BCI THE JUDGE THOUGHT 1T COULD BE TAKEN CARE
OF AS WELL N JAIL AS IN A HOSPITAL
Lulu Ward, cOlored, against whom a charge OF
perjury is pending. was brought up from jail to-
day to the Police Court, but owing to the absence
OF witnesses the case was again continued. Lulu
had In her arms young baby. to whom the judges
attention had been called by the fnatron OF the
Jail and by DIR. McWiiliams. The child, il appears.
has carbuncle on one or its legs, and Dr. McWill-
Jams suggested that 1t be sent 10 hospital. Mr..
Snepperd said DR.. NcWilliams always liked to get
rid or troublesome cases. The Judge thought the
child could be as well cared for In Jail Il could
In any hospital. The mother did not desire TO part
with the child, and botn were sent back In the
dock. The mothers sister went with her, and q
lawyer was also In the dock talking TO one OF his
clients. The door was locked and az were made
prisoners until they were brought out by order or
The Judge and Identified
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From Rockville.

PARTICULARS OF TIE BLIZZARD N MONTGOMERY
CoUNTY-BUsINEss ENTIRELY sUsPENpED-A TOWN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE CIRCUIT CoUET.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, March Ii. ISSs.
The terrific storm which commenced here On
sunday last has ragged continuously up to this
time, and from reports received from several points
has been destructive to q large amount or proper
~, besides causing an almost total Suspension OF
business OF all kinds. All the country roads lead
ing to this place have been rendered impossible
by heavy snow drifts, at some places being ID to
20 feet deep. But one mail, except those coming
by railroad, has been received that from Brooke
ville and In that case the mail carrier. Mr. Perry
Connel was obliged to leave the public roads ana
make his way through the farms along his route.
The stores and streets OF the town look deserted
and but few persons are seen Oh the streets except
those whose business compels them TO come and
go 10 the trains. The Orphans Court was IN ses-
sion yesterday, but did no business on account OF
the absence OF persons from other parts OF the
county, who were compelled TO remain at home on
account OF the Impossible condition OF the roads.
No such storm has visited this section at this time
OF year during the life OF our oldest Inhabitants.
The March term OF the Circuit Court for this
county will commence here on Monday next. The
term will PROBABLY last for several weeks there
are number Of persons In Jail accused OF various
Offenses, many out on bail and large number OF
civil cases to he tried. Judge Vinson has drawn
the names OF the following persons TO serve as
jurors In place OF similar number heretofore
drawn, but who have been excused: Frederick
Stabler, Chas. II. Brooke, VIM. Vadcnar, y. j..
Burdette, Perry snowden, j. W. Mcfarland, Thos-
Marshall Jos. Staber.
Commodore Badger, L. 9. ", who some time ago
purchased the residence and grounds OF the late
William Brewer, at this place. has contracted with
Mr.. j. b. Edmonson, carpenter, to remodel the
dwelling house and erect several additional build
lngS on the place. one or which has been CON-
pleted. Work on the dwelling house will be CON-
menced a. soon the weather Will permit. and
when completed IL Will he one OF the handsomest
houses In the county.
Measles are prevailing there at present, both
among adults and children, and several families
have quite n number Of cases. They have as yet
assumed a mild form, and no deaths are reported.
During a fight over n game OF billiards at the
Cprcoran Hotel, this place, last evening" the pro-
prietor Of the house was severely handled, and
had his face considerably cut and an eye put in
mourning. ;. 4. VI.
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TuK Grxr1sr IMPORTED

LsBsD sPRUDEt w,TFg
SPRuDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FoI LIVE
AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
PERFECT CURE
FOR
C-,stipstioD. Govt. Rheuratisnr Diabetes, AID al
Diseases If tes stomach.
p ware O. imitsilCns.
II has given me better satisfaction than anything
winch have ever used'-Prof Seesen University Of
y -,ina-
> have used Il for years with remarkable success" "
? =. HlawBzek
SIite FOR Dr. Tobo,dt's lecture on Carlsbad Water
al Sai read before the Ninth Iuter,atora! Medical
congress. ma led free upon application
EIsNEE L Mt.NDELsON CO. Sole Agents. Far
clay Il. New E0rs. fa2-m.N&f
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For the Poor.

"Capitol Hill" sends $40 to The STAR flor the
poor OF the city; Jennie ard Scotchie d., 81; Lit
tie Bessie b., 81; +. Pillng, 81; 'sThree Friends
send SO anonymously for the police poor fund 10
be appropriated in the limits of the Old first ward
Mrs. NJ. c., $40; Employees OF c. Baum, s.; A. X. F.,
81; E. NJ. r., 81; Mis- ii. A. Gross. 81: j. j. NJ, 81 ;
". II. NJ. 81; Cash, So cash. s. for the Associated
Charities; Cash; 50; DR.. Geo. Is. Harrison, 81; Mrs
}. L. 5. Harrison. s.; Mrs. Edwd II. Allen So; A.
r. Lewis -; l. l.. b., $40, "a lady," 50, Mrs. Ed
wards and family, So and r. w. w. IS fer the po-
lice fund; and Mrs NJ. c., SO FOR the Night LOGGING
House.
L. S. Emery, general secretary OF the Associated
Charities acknowledges the receipt OF the follow
Ing contributions: II. W. Colin, s.; cash through
Rev. ". A. Bartlett, $40: ". 5. Hoge, S25; cash
through Mrs. Judge Snel!, $40; c. B. Pierson, 50;
Miss A. r. Peterson, e.. -: additional contribution
by New York avenue Presby terrain church, 1915;
additional through The Evening Star, SIS: Mrs.
Z. NJ. Heaton, So; j. A. Decide s.: Miss b. 50; b.
r. Lamson, ton OF coal; cash, 81; Chas Ii; DicG-
son. g.; cash, So; Miss wilmington, 81; Misses
misunderstanding, 81; r. ". Feuwick. s.; II. {.
Lawrence, So; JAS. NJ. Trotter, 50; I. w. Hackett,
$3.50: W. S. Pitkils, s.; and packages OF clothing
IRON Mrs. Rice, Miss B. and others. Mr.. Emery
also says that the sacrifices made by many of our
wealthiesJ ladies in volunteering their services in
visiting the homes OF the poor IN such Indictment
weather is notable.
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OF PATERsoS-THE LOSS BY TIE blizzard EsTI-
MATED AT s2o,OO0.oOO.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1a.-Snow Is again falling
heavily here this afternoon, but the temperature
Is decidedly warmer ana the snow melts as fast
as IL falls. The situation far as the railroads
are concerned II much more hopeful to-day.
The Pennsylvania Railroad officials report their
main line 10 tine West open through
but that the View YORK division is yet closed. with
no prospect Of getting trains either To or from that
city to-day. The Chicago limited express, which
at other times Is started from New York, was
made up here and lett Tor the West shortly
aIter noon. The fast express for the West lett
about half an hour later and in addition TO those
Tor farther points also carried passengers
been opened with the south, and trains have
arrived from and departed for Baltimore and
Washington during the forenoon. The situation
on The other lines centerng here Is also improved,
and with the continuance OF the moderate weather
OF to-day the officials believe that travel can be
resumed 10 all ports by tonight or tomorrow.
Direct telegraph communication with New ork,
Baltimore and Washington is still interrupted,
and the Only way 10 reach these points Is by
way OF Cincinnati aid Pittsburg over very pre-
carIouS wires.
ALMOST PRRisHED IN THE STREETS.
PATERSON, \. j., March 14.-The storm which SCI
N sunday Eight was the greatest ever known
here A fearful gale piled up enormous
ariitS IS and ,,. did great damage The drifts d
The inmates OF many dwellings were c0E.-
pietely shut In. business and traffc are COM
p.etely a stand stin. No news itcm the out
Ing. The New York papers got through last night
after journey Of 30 hours from jersey CITY.
hundreds OF commuters who left here for New
YORK Monday morniDg were snow-Dound m cars
Ter TWO days a rev miles away ana cOUIu not get
either way or communicate with their
families. hundreds had narroY escapes from
perishing In the street here Mo1nay night. ne
ponce rescued scores OF men. women ana children,
VINO had 10 sleep in thc station houses. Many
buildings were damaged by the wind. The market
street Methodist church spre Is bent ana twisted.
Mills Were unrooied and trees were blown down.
taA nd
perhaps are lost IN the snow. There are
Tears OF los OF life in the country districts.
coal and mix are scarce, and poor people are
suffering for the neceSSaries OF lie.
THE LOSSES ESTIMATED At 500 100000
NEW YORK. March 1i.-An afternoon paper eSti-
mates the business loss. contingent loss, ard ac-
tul pecuniary outlay, which the storm will occa-
sion In New York city, at not less than s. 900 900.
and the loss TO the states Involved 10000. 600.
At meeting or the produce exchange II was de-
clced To adjourn at > pm. The regular closing
hour is 3 30 pm.
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Psrxrs CE1.nr COxrousD
.BE NERVOUS
gFE DHBnIrArEp.
THE AGED
CURES Nervous prostr.;ion. Nervous Headache
Neuralgia Nervous Weakness. Stomach and Liver
Diseases. and AL Affections Of the KidneyA
ASA NERVE TONIC 1. strengthens and au,e.s the
sersls
As An Alternative 1t ruriaes and enriches The
hood.
Asa LAXATIVE i, acts mildly, su. surely. on the
bowels
asa prcRKTIc 4, regulate. the Kidneys and cures
fh-r disasssx
Recommended By professional sid business men.
sreeei. Sold BY druggists. Send for CIRCULAR.
WELLS. RICHARDSON co,
Proprieto
Burlington W
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= o 2 o D . y r,

D.ndrun and other scalp diseases are
promptly cured by HfDRoS .rErsor.
soar, which Is equally effcacious for
blotches. pimples, rough skin, chapped
hands or hips. and all skin affection .
While IL is highly medica.ed IL Is sweetiy
perfuDed. making II an elegant and se-
ceptsbie toilet regulate. AZ a shaving
sap IL quickly cures BARRIERS itch and fare
pirnplsx Each cake in nee. tn box,
25c
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Union Pacific Engineer. Strike.

MEN EMPLOYED on SWITCH ENGINES AT COUNCIL
BLUFFS QUIT WORK.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, March l4-Au the
switch engines OF the Union Pacirc dolag work in
the Council BUNS yard were quietly taken To the
rount-hou>e last night AMI this morning by the
engineers in charge. When asked their reasons
for quitting work they replied they were sick and
tired OF work II 4 understood they gave these
reasons on account Of Judge DUndy'S decision, but
It is very noticeable how sudden an engineer be-
came sick or tired when he saw 4 q car coupled up
behind his engine. All passenger and dummy
trains are running as usual
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Cut off Their own Rarous.
DAKOTA N0EwEGIaNs DISSATISFIED WITH rstCrIcN
PROHIBITION,


PROHIBITION.
A very funny state OF affairs is existing in Sioux
Falls, OAK, just now. Sioux Falls Is prohibition
city, fact that some OF the Norweg.ans who ad-
yocated the reform cannot a. yet fully comprr-
bend. Those OF that nationality who voted Tor
prohibition last November and We're refused
their regular quart OF alcohol upon their visit 10
this city on Monday, the date upon which The new
regime went into effect, expressed good dead ii
dissatisfaction With rhe pew order OF things. They
were under the ImireSsi,n that the refusal 10
grant county and city Retail license Tor the sale
liquor would cheaper alcohol.
some even We're inclined 10 the belief that pro-
hibition would give them free alcohol. aud
therefore they worked for the Success OF the
measure early and late, casting an almost SOLID
Norwegian vote against the saloons IN rural pre-
cfncts. How this idea gained currency among tile
foreign born agricultural voters II not very clear
but the prohibiti0nists we've about the only
canvassers in the farming districts IL f. tsC pos
sible that they deviaied from their usual straight
and narrow course L. create this deluSiOu Ia The
minds OF this clement n county polite.
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A Girls Freak.
HOW A YOUTHFUL MAIDEN SHIPPED AS CABIN BOZ FC


n
MEET HER LOVER.
From the San Francisco Examiner
Capt. Robert Crombie OF the British ship Port
jackson, which recently sailed for Newcastle, New
South Wales related rather an extraordinary
story 10 some OF hts friends during his stay in this
port on his last trip. He says that the Fst trip ne
made out OF Aberdeen he took with him cabin
boy who had approached him before sailing and
pleaded for the position. The captain did not
want him. but owing 70 his potetstefce, the youth
was received on board. as he said that he was de-
terined 10 go 70 Australia, the destination OF the
ship. An engagement was made, and the cabin
boy was taken along. Soon after arriving in Aus
tralia the boy deserted Nothing more was heard
OF him until the captain arrived ia this city.
While driving In Golden Park he came upon q
handsome couple In an elegant turnout The lady
recognized him.
member met" she asked. go
..0t conrse, replied the captain, staInmeringiy.
esrhfs Is my husband, Count Wig K01tz-"
In chorus they sdded: 1--WE thank you for your
Kindness, " and rode on.
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ApxrnAI
ApsfTRALs
ADMIRAL.S
ApNlIRAS

In U s. navy get 600 salary simirals $1,000
rear admiral s6. 900, commodore $1,000. csptsins
$4,000 and they ere worth It. for they unitediy ado
their indorsemeut 70 the q. o. Taylor Bourboa and
Rye whiskey ~ the purest alcoholic stimnlant -
necessary 10 sesfAriDx life. yet manus.cfured IL -
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