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Photographer In Tights.


ALLEGED DrsGRAcEFuL INSULT 10 YOUNG orRL 81
sEk0EAkT IN THs SIGNAL ssRvIcR
A special to the Philadelphia Press from New
Haven, April IL, says: Sergeant John H. Sherman,
United states signal of1cer. belongs to one Of the
best families Of whitneyville. His ONCE is In the
insurance building, and adjoining the once OF
Geo q. Powning, In whose employ few days ago
was Mrs. Roland. Sherman ~ q prominent MEM
Der OF the New Haven Camera Clue. Recently
two young ladies became intimately acquainted
with Mra Roland. They were rom SIXTEEN 70
eighteen years OF age. and. although rather
They accepted the invitation OF Ara Roland TO
can and see some pictures which she promised 70
show them. She exhibited 70 them pictures OF
young girls In tights and scanty clothing. Finally
Mrs Roland showed several suits or costumes OF
the same character, and asked the young ladieA
but the other arrayed herself IN the scanty ap-
pareL MrR Roland comptimented her on her
hgure. and asked her to step into .. other
room. Before sue knew IL sherman, with detec-
tive camera, took her picture. she Indignantly
demanded that the plate BE- DESTROYED. This be
refused % DO and she toad hin that sne would
very angry and demanded the negative OF eher-
man, who delivered it up. H told sherman that
he would not prosecute him. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Daley said Today that he would bring an
action wnen complaint was property made Ma
Roland tonight said the young ladies' were Miss
Norma Durrsl, a Fair Haven and Miss Euretta
Smith. Of this city. sue says tney nao asEea nsr
was the one who had her likeness taken.. ana that
there was no Irregular solicitation On her (nfrA
ROIand'N part Sne does mot deny that Atso Dur
rell was taken In gymnaMuW cooeum4 which ano
says belo0ged 20 6usrmAn.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.


Ioe Oestrtcs IN CO001eO
fFR CABLE HLRcTRIc RAILWAY BILL.
The House District committee to-day considered
the bill 70 incorporate the Washington Cable
Electric Railway OF the District, and suggested
several amendments to the subcommittee. The
subcommittee Will formulate the amendments and
report BACK 10 the whole committee at their next
meeting.
Capitol Topics.
INDIAN AFFAIRs.
The House committee on Indian Affairs to-day
ordered favorable report on the Senate bill grant
ing to the Billings Clarks FORK and Cooke City
Railroad Co. the right OF way through the Grow
Indian reservation. The bill ID identical with the
House bill on the same subject. The COMMITTEES
will also report favoraoly on the Senate bills au-
thorizinS The appointment OF u superintendent Of
Indian SCHOOLS and granting 70 tue washington
CRur dAlene Indian reservation.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND oossur.

fREsrDRxf DrAI. Of the Republic Of Mexico, has
instructed Minister Romero 70 negotiate treaties
OF friendship, commerce and navigation with
China and Japan, Through the ministers from
'hose counties q Mashington-
NAVAL coxsrspcroR Tnoa Z wrss has MADE
application 70 b PLACED on the retired Int on %.
count OF sckness and VIII be ordsrsd before he
retiring board for examination
ARnY oHps.a-CapL Clarence Even, asuaaans
surgeon, granted AZ months leave. with permits
aon 70 60 abroad Second Lieut. wm D. wright
signal CorpA ordered TO visit Block Island ana
NsragAnsett P1er. on temporary servtoal Flrss
Lieut. John. p. Wiser. nyt artillery, ordered %
temporary duy At Millet's Point Nj.
socxsrAay WHITNEY has received n Application
for the rst payment on the stesl cruiser PhslaosL
pnis, oaaiaing a. Cramps Yard
LxAvI % ABssncR-Asst Naval Constructor
Richard 0atewood. who lately returned IRON Pen.
sacola, has been granted six months lsave Of alb
sence on account Of sicknrSA
TUE LANCE wsus I.os VASE that stood In the
center Of the ellpse east OF the White HOUSE wa
the edge OF the driveway. II h Intended 70 keep Z,
niied with towering plants
NAVAL ORDRRs.-LieuI Jno A. Norris ordered &C
the Topographic once; Com. ThoA Nelson and
LAeut-Com. r. z Impey ordered TO torpedS
detached IRON the Naval Military kcadem;
ana ordered 20 torpedo Instruction May 4;
Lieut.. Clayton &. Richman, detached from The
receivtng-ship Indep n4epce. and ordered 70 tor
Psao in =, ,a NAY 1 Lieut. Corwin p kees
Reoo Instruction, May Lieut. VIM. r. A
Mooney, detached from the Naval War Coilege
anu order 70 torpedo Instruction, Nay l. Eusigr
Albert p. Ntblack, detached from he Washingtor
May i. " N ~ '''''
A. 20 sop0rineendens Paul's SuccessoF
a DECISION or CONTROLLER pCRHAn-A rHAcBEf
NAT N PROMOTED 10 SUPERINTENDENT ov tn
Hi0H SCHOOL AND kKckIvg TsE SALARY.
Controller Durham has rendered q decision n
the matter OF the construction OF the act making
appropriations for the salaries OF teachers In IN,
public schools OF the District He says, .sTh,
statute provides that there shall Be increase II
salaries paid 70 teachers Ia grades now receiving
500 or more. and no increase in the number o
Teachers Ss se In any O. such grade, sinai
crease in the pay or SS@Ser Of th.
TEACHERS In any grade as therein desgnated, but 4
does not forbid that promotions shall be mads
from one grade TO another. As Understand ths
particular question now presented and 10 wldcf
there has seemed 70 be some little doubts Il
position OF superintendent q the high school
's salary less snan H. .'e r.uI a the se't lat,
| superintendent, received, can be promotes
from such lower grade 10 oil the position wheel
Mr. Paul occupied at the time OF nis death and re
am Of the opinion that the promotion can b,
made. not only TO ne position, but TO the salary
without any Violation OF the provision Of the
| statue above quoted"
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Mas Nj. j. HUN

1909 81. NV,
Invites ths LADIES to inspect her Stock q IN
PORTED MILLINERY.
Ihs Lsssss Styles for LAprxz Mssxs AID
CHILDREN
f.rsenal attention savsn TO ord.rs nina
DE SoopEk cURTlck VETERINARIAN.
Ih q sChhiDs Bird sfOEE All ises "A r.
&c e rssadeaes. 800 \ 81 nv ~ / sfs
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Dr.. ARneg DanRerousIY Ill.

TO HAVE AN OPERATION PERFORMED ON HIN TODAY.
NEW YORK, April l3.-Dr. AgDe W is Sill seriously
Ill with perphilitis, which Is Inflammation OF the
yermirorm appendix OF the paccum- The cause Is
unknown. Strong hopes are entertained for bis
recovery. DR.. Sands, who performed the opera
ton on Mr.. Conkling, viii to-day perform an ope-
ration on DIR. Agnew, VINO was one OF the consult
Ing hysicians IN Mr.. Conklings case. DIR. sands
said this morning that DIR. Agnew Is now much
nearer 70 death than Mr. COnkIng.
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o o z o ID o y r,

Coughs Colds. Hosrseness influenza
and other APPARENTLY Insignificant
DELAX - chest palma often lead 70 Pneumonis
and other fatal lung disease IL ne
elected AL DANGER 10 averted BIZ using
ALWAYS BxxsoS's PrAsIKR the FIRST appear
anes Of such symptoms. This plaster,
while . powerful counter-irritznt and
DANGEROUS stimulant. doesnt in.gre the most DELI
cate SKIN Ask for bKSsoS'A refusing
al otherA ap9
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For Health Officer Of New York.
ALBANY, y. Y, April l3-}ov. Hill has nomi-
mated Dr. II. G. w. OBrien FOR health onicer Of the
port Of New York.
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PANAMA, April 5.-Work on the canal progresses
and now that the lock system has been definitely
adopted and Einels men decl re that they can
easily effect the work they have undertaken, there
is much buoyancy observable, and the belief Is
strengthened that ships will pass through on the
date nxed BY Count de Lessepa
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No Verdict In the Brushiuxham Gaze.
a FAMOUS CHICAGO CLERICAL SCANDAL TRIAL RNps
IN DISAGREEMENT

CHICAGO, April 13.-The Jury In the famous
Brushingham case, after making O night OF
IL, finally disagreed. The Rev. John p Brush
ingham was the defendant. He Is a Netho-
dist clergyman, and has eBarge OF the Ada-street
church. Eva Parker, sxteen-year-old girl after
renouncing the Baptist faith, became convert 10
OF SuDday-school teacher and city mission
airy. Last January she became q mother, and
upon her pastor. The case began before Judge
Grlnnell, OF anarchist fame, over . week ago,
and drew crowded house. The excitement.
particularly In Methodist church ctrcles
was very marked General stiles was foi
the defense, aud he openly charged q conspiracy
In which X c. Craft deacon In the
was the local superintendent Of the Pru.
Dental Life Insurance Co. OF Newark, n. J.
winch he promptly furnished. The Jury stood nd
against Mr. Brushingham and for him
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DRIVEN 10 SUICIDE By HIS MOTHERS DBATH.-The
young man who committed suicide at the Cont.
mental Hotel, New York, on Tuesday last, was yes
terday Identified by WIN. II. Barr, or Philadelphia,
president OF Germantown hydraulic pump works,
as his son, Jas II. Barr. The young man was q
last Monday the youth declared nis intention OF
going to Atlantic city, and his father supposed
him there until informed that he was dead at the
Continental Hotel The young man brooded over
the death OF nis mother and 70 this bis father At
trlbuted the suicide,
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From Puck
He had made his declaration OF love, and It had
been heard with q lowering OF the fair head; with
a blush on the soft cheek But he could not help
saying something 10 Ill In, while he valued for her
answer.
said, at Is not an empty word. MY lips have never
touched the lips OF any wOman-except my
mothers; my hand has never pressed wOman's
hand; do not dance, and my arm"
beautiful face and the deep eyes grew large she
listened.
ais this true, aeorge7" she asked. with hushed
breath.
cit is" he answered; at is literally true"
The look OF wonderment merged into glance of
icy sternness as she rose 70 her full height and
confronted him.
'Then, for heavens sake, George" she said, Ego
somewhere and practice till you get q record"
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RocKAwAY ExAcB, l. l., April lathe schooner
p 3. Lnds. y, from EhZabethport, N. j., with coal
which was driven ashore In the storm OF Tuesday
has gone TO pieces and Is q total loss.
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The American Exchange In Europe.
A PRovNoSAL MANAGER APPOINTED TO CONDUCT
TTs AFFAIRS.
LoND0r, April IA provisional manager has
been appointed to conduct the business OF the
American Exchange In Europe pending q decision
upon petition for the liquidation OF the concern
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w Ben hsoy ~as stsh. vs rave her css..,r,.t
ehsn shs va ek.ld. shs cried for c.stors.
Nhsn abe bscsnas Asss. shs clunw % C..so,s.
wAsn shs had ChAldrsa. shs savs thsa U.storza
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MIDDLETON, N. Y, April 13.-At Glorida two
dwellings, belonging 10 John Gilluly, were burned
last night The owner occupied one and JOS Bird
the other. When the fire start Bird jumped from
the window. MIA Bird and her babe persisted In
the uamea
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The Will OF the late John J. Taylor died to-day
leaves his personal property and a life interest Ia
his real estate 10 MS wife, Caroline. 70 revert TO
his children.
The ladies OF the General N. p. church will give
an entertainment At the Church OF Our tataer
this evening. The beautiful Bryson allegory VIII
be repeated.
In the Criminal Court, to-day, Thomas Grigsby,
colored, was tired for HOUSEKEEPING In the night
In entering seoree q Burdette's factory, and lar
ceny OF saw-bades, &C., On March "a last, and was
convicted
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w ANANAKER'S.

Book no better because you set tfor fair price,
but you're likely better when know the price
NAs fAiE
MONEY SAVED
ON Books 10 o. good money saved on anything. One
Of the eassst thnss 70 too, you only havss
czrs.
AZ wANAMAKERs more BOOTS are sold over the
counter than In any other house between the
Timely works Agriculture and Horticulturs; .
lAr<s assortment Of French Books: ssasidss and
franklin Squares. Standard and Miscellaneous workA
bound and unbound, aud aausost HAy printed tning
that prSper psople read
The prices always fair, and amp gekable Book u
thexs VILLA sVt
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trEiy DOESN'T WANT a eFsERAi INSPECTION on n
MysrkkIOus nAcurxa

krEry poksSr WANT q ersHnAl ns~rscT,oS On nm
NrsrRkIops nAcurxa
Tue legal wrsngie over tns Ksely motor. An Pun
adeiphia, brought about BY Bennett c. Wilson'S
SUIT ana the order OF the couu granting an tn
spectioa Of the motor VIII probably he caiiec I'D
before the Judges again to-day. The Keesyitss
have exprsssed their dissatisfaction Of the order
Tor an inspection BY yesterday ming. through thsr
counsel, j. Joseph murphy, moion prayfng that
7smss says. Lawyer Nurphys sueTestions srs
thai The order be % amend as % prevent VII
son and his counsel from making general inspec-
ton OF the operation and workings OF keeiys in-
ventons which, n h claimed, are Ia the course OF
psrfection, IN view OF the tact that such
ann % o % q AZ ss, %
fore any inspection % had, Wilson b required %
ana 1Se pSina gu, ana nc ssu1is eSe aacsine
which he claims 10 own oy virtue OF the .ssign.
ment OF lsto, and 20 identity such machine .
writing. Q particular description" with draw
ingS OF the Invention Of is6a IL h also asked
Wilson s 90 Pc, ne :,
keelys counsel viii ask the court Tor bearing on
this motion 20 amend, wuioh, In all probability,
VIZ es strenuousy ootecssd 70 by the other s'oA
aasrrssse ssssy ere0 Keasacky.
Hoos v0rxp RATING HunAS rlEsn LEADS 10 rau
4 DISCOVERY oF a nrkpEA
John and Henry Hil aud Mary smith ere In Jan
| IN dmcstoNn. n.y.. cuArkoo win ouS w enc NV
atrocious crimes In the history of the stata Two
weeks ago two peddler came 70 somerset 70 dis
pose OF their wArcA Next day they disappsarsd
-Four days after this hogs were seen In the woods
eating what looked like nesh. They were driven
away, ana an examination revealed the nous
tache Aid jaw and part Of the NECK Of man on
the ground where the hogs had been The hogs
were traced 10 cave near by, from ", ich hof-
| riole odor came No on dared enter the cave, as
IL WAS on tue ground OF The Hil boys who had
lorolooeo any one 70 20 n. "Wednesday AT
ternoon Mary smith, who was housekeeper for the
hil brothers. ran into the house Of James jones,
the nearest nelghbor OF the HlllA and asked Tor
protection. She Was told no harm should come %
her. and when she Quilted down mace q horrible
confession. she said In substance that she was
forced by the Hill brothers 10 sss.t IN the murder
/ OF the petdlers. The Hills attempted 20 smother
their victims with quilt but the peddlers strug-
gied 50 hard that Henry hill gave her q knife and
tod her 10 cut their throatS w.ich she did ana
| caught their blood In a dshpan. The Hills took
Their bodies 20 the cellar, where they were Two
days aud then were taken away, she knew Doe
where. The victims had about 500 On thslf per.
sons " Je~eiry ana other tningA
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DUBLIN. April 12-The Pernellite members OF
parliament have caused to be distributed through
out the County Clare circulars urging tue men OF
Clare TO assert their ghts and assemble In thous-
ands at the twenty meetings 10 be held on Sunday
next.
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sn.RMAN DKlsoArEs 10 xzB Cu1cAeo CONVEX.
Coshocton, OHIO yesterday aftesnoon appointed
samuel y. Dawes ana Coz =. Churchtll delegates,
tue naltounl CONVENTION, All aF0 OuIhuxasaic Sol
e,sr.nan. Mr. Davies u we'll known n lhls caty
having ben u the ISusion once roe nunboe u
yexrA =
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To summon Austrian Reserves.

VIENNA, April 13.-Blls have been introduced in
the lower houses OF parliament u both Austria
and Hungary 10 authorize the summontng OF the
reserves and the supplemental reserves In times OF
peace under certain circumstances.
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Increasing the Duty ON SptFits.
SToCKHoLN. April l3.-The storthing has passe
bill increasing the duty on spirits forthwith.
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BOOK NEWS

How little the title Of Book tells you, Even you
sll the Hooks how many hsv. ron time 70 get
ss the inside of
That 10 where BOOK NEWS will serve you q good
turn We send it ont once o month. s-brim with Just
what you want to knoW OF the latest Books and the
gossip OF the Book world BY the hest Judgment Of the
best judges II tests BOOKS aud says WY this
Book sAou.a Skipped
With each number author portrait Sc. 5oo .
year.
JOHN wANANAKER.
dI1-6m Philadelphia
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HA9s, HArsr
SPRING STYLES
IN ALL THE NEW coLoRa
Ats2. s2so. %. % so and a.
ERINe STYLE SILK HATS
e5. 90 and %.
CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES
GLORIA UNskEILAs WITH GOLD AND SILVER
HANDLES u e2.25 and 81 so
JAMES T. DAvIg Sons
nh3-3m 1901 Parma ave. cor. 18th st.
SHlHrsi SHIRTS, sHIRTsi
wur SohroRT SHIRT. the old fsvorite. made Of
.asyta Cot on. 2lOO Linen Bosoms nd-nsde
p1.solnoleA Only 80 Ihis shirt cannot be
n>et Anyv 1>rS At suyp
Iii ANsINClbLk shIkr. made Of the very bsst
tsrsl cot oas-Quart<r Inch Lower IN H. mech than
- Oo1.iorf shlrt only IS centA
~. ShoNN DiAAOSD SHIRT, unfinished. all
BRANCH BAfTIMoEE sHIkT FAcToRY,
Nser corner Off spS-ss
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$4,000 Mr.. PowdeIly Is right gentlemen. Il
Is time 70 boz colt the strikeA-<'hsladstphss
Times.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE French steamer YorOuba,
loaded with metals and cotton, when lett Mar
seilles for Havre and London, has been wrecked on
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No Result After 1s3 BALLOT.

CNcISSATl, April IA Tmes-laar Gallipoli
ONO, special says that the eleventh district n
publican convention took 753 ballots withou
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Capitol Toptcs.
INDIAN ArFAIRs
FINANCIAL AND COMMERclAl..

New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, Is reported by special
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xcKAY.-John Teemer, On benalf OF himself and
Aiuert HAmm, writes from Jackoonv1lle, Fla q
the Boston Herald. Offering 70 give oeo AosineI
double-scul race nor 900 siie, and authorizing
the Herald 20 hold forfeit Of ESQ prevtouaiy Do
posted 70 back nim N an0sher race and Wh1ch IA
never been covered.
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A BRUTAL FATHER NARROWLY ESCAPES LYNCH
IsG.-Geo. Starkweather, u wood chopper, SIXTY
years OF aye, living near Grand Valley Penn, mar.
rowly escaped lynching yesterday. He was ar
rested. charged with Committing rape on the
years Old. Al the Lrial " was developed that he
had been continuing the incestuOuS CRIME since
the girl was twelve Yeas Old, under threats OF In
slant death should she make It known. Indignant
citizens seized Starkweatner, dragged him from
the Justices once, and had placed the rope around
his neck, when Q shen6s pose rescued and re.
moved him to Jail for safety.
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The Crown Prince Attended.

BERLIN, April 13-The statement that the crown
prince and crow princess did not attend Princess
victorias birthday party last night was incorrect
Both were present.
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District Government Affair.

kkW sTNLk o. UNDERGROUND CABLE
MessrS u. A Mcknight W. h Reed, OF Phila-
delphi called on the commissioners to-day in re-
lat.on TO new underground cable. "The Fottreil,"
with The object OF having 1t Introduced In WASH
fngton. Tue Commissioners say that II the cou-
pany can furnish them proofs OF Its efficiency and
durability they Will have IL tested. The principal
feature Of the cable IL that IL requires no conduits
or subways, but can 70 laid In any ground, DRY or
moist, or In q sewer.
Partition FOB nPnovfHENf or a REsERvAr1oN.
As puuushed Ia yesterdays STAN petition from
residents Of South Washington WAS forw to
the Commissioners for tneir recommendations on
b II providing for the Improvement OF the reser-
Walton at the Intersection OF Maryland and Sir-
ginia avenues, between 7th and GIN streets south
west To-day the Commissioners replied, stating
that as they have nothing TO do with sucA peLA-
lions they are Obliged 70 refuse to recommend its
passage
There was but one building permit Issued to-
day-H. A Grlswold, TO erect Two frame dwellings
on Maple avenue, Anacosua, at Q cost OF q, 500
hI>CELLAHEorA
Justice Harlan had q conference with the Com
mlssoners this morning relative 70 the Improve
ment or that section OF the county north OF the
BOUNDARY around 14lh street.
Commissioner Webb u sull confined to his home
by lad cold.
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Real Estate Sales.

John w. Dick has bought, for sc, 1000, OF George
d. Todd, lot 80, So ass, l7.34 feet 'front.' on 9Th
street, betwec q and y streets northwest. l. q.
al, executors and trustees part lot 2 fronting "a
feet ~ inches by 100 feet, on street, between
6th anu OH streets southwest
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STRANGE srsrEEHArEAx DRrrRnAxcEs--ln r

sIkAres suBItkkAEtAN DikIckhANoks-inf Tvss
perity, New berry county, b e., soDierranean dis
~ Dances have been hottie q Tor some time bear
the mouse OF r. l. Wise The shaking OF the earth
SIN continues, and has been supplemented re
Gently BY loud reports like cannon crackers, aftef
whicn there 10 a strong smell OF sulphur. The
phenomenon was witnessed on Tuesday w a num-
Der OF persona and Mr. Wise has locked up MS
hVuse and moved away. The disturbances are not
experienced elsew here In the county.
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A DERAuLrIRS RzNomR.-In Buffalo wednesday
afternoon man giving nis name - Geo II. Aver,
ne wished 70 surrender htinselL, He SAID he had
been assistant cashier OF Browning, King Co.
February defauIted In the sum OF $500 or $500 II
made good his escape and had since boen diving 10
TORONTO The police In Philadelphia were nogineo
and reply recetved that an of1coI would coma r
Buffalo on the nrsc train
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BALTIMORE, April 13-The buildings on tie farm
OF Mrs. ODonnel sister OF Ex-Governor Carroll, In
howard County, were destroyed by fire yesterday
Damage $1,000, partially insured.
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REARRKsrEp.-This morning New York on

RRARRKsTED.-Thism morning New York ofhcer
(Mr. L. j. Mccarthy arrived here with q reQuisi-
ton from The governor OF New YORK for VIM. z.
Cr1ck, who 1, Charged with the larceny OF LOCO
Chief Justice Bingham issued a warrant OF arrest
and 10 a little time Crick was taken before The
Chief Justice. Sarah F. Fairchild, with whom
Crick had been living for ten years, although not
married TO him, identined Cr1ck the man
wanted, and Said the stolen money was one-haH
the p oceeds OF property they had jointly pur-
chased. Crick was arrested on the 8, b instant on
the same charge, but was discharged On writ OF
b beas corpus because OF the absence VI requisite
papers. Immediately he procured ncense 70
marry Mallnda Rollina