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A Feud Fought Out 10 the End.
fhk LAsI MALE REPRESENTATIVE OF ONE OF TIKI
FAMILIES KILLED.

bIkhINGHAM, ALA, Sept. 20-An old feud be-
tween two prominent families In Shelby County
ended yesterday In the murder Of Geo. Turner at
Coosa Mountain, 20 miles east OF this city. The
Ieud ends forever with this tragedy, Turner as
the last male representative OF his family. Alex
ander Mattock many years ago married Turner's
SISTER against the protests OF the Turner family,
ana out OF this grew the feud which resulted In
many bloody encounters. MattOck and Turner
mad not met for two years until yesterday morn
lns, when they came face 70 face in the road In
IrOnt Oh Mattock'S house. Turner was In buggy
and MattOck on horseback. Both pulled their guns
ana opened nre- After the nth shot Turner sank
GOWN In his buggy with two bullets through his
breast, and died shortly afterward Mattock rode
away and has not been captured. Mrs. Mattock,
turner's sister, stood on the porch and witnessed
the fatal duel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-20
Fos THE Boon.
TRADE
sssss ssssss sssss I
sass ssss.. Sass -
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
About nix weeks ago. while 1t buainesa va sud-
denly attacked with sxcruciatine pains In my feet
Knees aud hands So the attack that took my
bed immediately aud in two three days my Joints
were swollen to almost double their natural size and
sleep was driven from me. After suffering the most
cxcruciating pain for . week. using hniments and
various other remedies friend who sympAthixcd with
my helpless condition. said to me:
why don't you get Swift's Specific and use it. !
viii guarantee cure and 1t does not the medicine
shall cost you nothing"
at once secured the s. s. s. and after using Il the
nrst day, had quiet night and refreshing sleep In
week felt greatly benefited. In three weeks could
sat up and walk about the room and after using DIX
bottles was ont and able to to business Since then
have been regularly ut my post of duty and stand
my feet from nine to ten houra day and entirely
nee from pain. These the plain and simps facts
In my case and win chssrfuly answer ali inquiries
relative thereto either In person or By man.
THOMAS MARKILLLK
u INV. 18th IT. New York city.
NAsHvr1In, TrA.-I have wsrded OF . severe st-
TACK Of rheumstism BY timely resort 10 6wift's
SPECIFIC. In al cases whore . permanent relief -
sought this medicine commends itself for constitu-
dons treatment that thoroughly eradcates the seeds
OF disease from the system
Rev. ". p HARRISON. D. D.
NV TosK 81 7th Aye-Aftsr spending 500 70 Be
0'''''' Oh s"'F' SPECIFIC worked perfect fsSo5ssrxR
,vmss vienna. aA,My little girl. aged SIX. and boy, .sed
yoas mo scroius n the worst agRravate0 snape
Iney were puny and sickly. To-day they healthy
and robust, all the result Of taking s. s. S -
JOE. 7. COLLIER
proxod sg1ss Co. s. hss
my face, no doubt would have soon hurried me my
grave. do think IL 10 wonderful and has equal.
b. H. BYRD, Postmaster.
WACO. TEX, May 8, 1883.
q g. Co., Atlanta Ga:
0entlemen-Knowing that you appreciate voluntary
testimonials we take pleasure in stating that Of
our lady customers has resained her health BY che
Of four large bottles of great remedy after having
oeen an invalid for several years. Her trouble
treme debility caused by disease peculiar to sex.
WILLIS CO., Druggists.
Three books mailed free application. Ali drug
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
je6 New York 756 Broadway.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Free Fight In N Church.
IHk foIIcK ARE FINALLY CALLED ON TO oUE1I T

Anh roAick ARE FINALLY CALLED on TO QUELI THE
DISTURBANCE.
"a. PAUL. sept 2o--The facts have Just leaked
out about a free fight IN the Westminster Presby-
terian church on sunday last The fight was
me elimination OF quarrel between factions OF
Sne paIlsn over the alleged immortality OF Pastor
w II. Roberts. The preacher was acGuitted bnt
lequesIed 10 resign. His last sermon was preached
1"eek ago, anu sunday the new pastOF. Rev. NJ.
- EunHuS IOOk the pulpit and preached an
eio4uent sermon on the "Beatitudes4" It was i'm
nsulatey AFTER this service, while the SUNDAY
Henry Hawthorne, the brother OF Attornev NV
snolne, Who Was horsewnipped a month ago nv
tne grl accused OF intimacy with Pastor ROBERTS
naue some reference 20 that matter One OF the
opposite faction took exceptions 10 his statenenfs
Whoie congregation got Interested and The free
hsnk en5oed- Organist Joseph Sayles was pulled
DackWeru from his stool by Elder Jerferson and
ISIS were used with effect by a half dozen parisb
1nsrs, finally the police rushed In ana aueIled
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He Killed Actor Hen Porter,
AND NOW JAMES CURRY Is TO GO TO PRISON FOL
ANOTHER MURDRR


Jim Curry has been convicted, at the Lincoln
County Court, N. NJ, Of the killing OF Foley at
White Oaks last winter and his sentence to six
years In the penitentiary ends for time the pub
lie career Of one Of the most notorious criminals
In the West. 1t was he who killed Actor Ben Por-
ter at San Antonio, Tex, and he has figured In
several other bad scrapes. He Is a good engineer,
and was acting In that capacity for the North
Homestake Co., OF White oaks, when he commit
TED This last murder. His counsel asked for a new
the Supreme Court
Benjamin c. Porter was well-known actor con.
nected at the time OF his death with the Ward.
barrymore Diplomacy" Company, then on q
southern tour. Porter and Maurice Barrymore
were at luncheon with Miss Josephine Baker an
other member OF the company, in the restaurant
connected with the station at Marshall Tex on
the night OF March 20, 1879. The evening perform.
ahce was over and the party was waiting for the
train. James Curry, a detective in the employ OF
the railroad company, insulted Miss Baker. Porter
ana Barrymore, both unarmed, demonstrated with
curry, who was drunk. Curry shot Barrymore in
the left arm, the bullet passing through and into
the upper part OF his chest Porter placed his
hand on Curry's shoulder and was shot through
the abdomen. He died in flfty minutes Porter
nved at Pamrapo, N. j., and left an aged mother q
Wlfe and niece all dependent on him for sun.
bort. Curry was tried for murder and acquitted.
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lawyer Day NJ the Ohio Exposition.
JUDGE THURMAN MARCHES IN THE PROCESSION AND
MAKES A

LoWyerS Day NJ the Ohio Exposition.
JUDGE THURMAN MARCHES IN THE PROCESSION Ann
MAKES SPEECH.
yesterday was lawyers day at the Ohio centen-
Nal exposition, and there were present over a
thousand Of the leading attorneys OF the state.
Judge Thurman presided. Letters we're read from
Gen. Harrison and Chief Justice Fuller expressing
their regret at not being able TO attend Judge
thurman marched in the procession on foot Ex
congressman John T. FOllett, OF Cincinnati closed
ms welcome address by introducing Judge Thur
ued and tumultuOuS applause. His remarks, saws
q special 10 the Baltimore San, were devoted
mostly 70 "reminiscences OF the bar and the prac-
tce OF the profession In the early history OF the
state Ine speaker paid high tribute to the
legal profession, which he said had marched al
most in a solid column IN favor Of freedom and
liberty. "When desp0tism prevails LAWYERS are
not allowed TO speak. IL is only when freedom
unluris her banner that the lawyers are permitted
totalk- have been a lawyer and Judge and IN IS
as much the duty OF the Lawyer 10 sss,si IN me
administration OF justice as IL Is OF the Judge
some md faQlJ that lawyers are allowed To taIk
on the wrong side OF question. IL Is matter OF
justice that all cases are allowed 10 be argued.
Inc only way 70 arrive at the truth Is TO discuss
every side OF question The whole truth can
only De gotten In this way. Therefore renroach
that the Oar does not deserve Is received when IN s
SAID tnat they are as ready 10 argue the wrong as
the right side" -
ApExocRATIc SWEEP PREDICTED BY JUDGE THURMAN
Judge Thurman remarked this afternoon To a
gentleman from Sheloyville, Ind, that he had not
the least doubt but what Mr. Cleveland would he
reelected, and by larger electoral vote than four
years ago. said the Old Roman: ave VIII carry
New YORK, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Indiana
beyond all doubt, and most likely win In Mich.
tgan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota can
fornia Is sure for US"
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having Fun with HE Jatloru.
NJ" - hoSNe ALABAMA MURDERER RELIEVES TN
TKDIUA OF PRISON Lice

IKDIUA OF Prison LIFE
DIkAIseHAh, ALA, Sept. 20.-Ben. smith, a noted
Souns murderer confined In the county JAIL has
recently developed TO be a great actor. some
three months ago he became a raytng maniac tors
nts clotnlng into shreds and attacked every one
who CAME IN MS way until he was placed To irons.
Suse as the authorities were about TO commit him
~ the insane asylum he resumed his normal con-
luton and admitted that he had been shamming.
Mnhe making his midnight round Tuesday
anu, opening The door, found him in Commissions.
Ile prisoner said he had taken poison and was
0sing. de was taken iato the warden's Office
Where he soon ceased 10 speak, and was apparently
oylng IN great agony. Physicians were hastily
sulninoneo, and tney soon brought him around
when they found that he was shamming a strong
emetic was forced down his throat, and In a little
ne went back 10 his cell and promised not TO do 50
any more.
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First Parson-''Yes, I'm on for the mountains;
my hay-fever date is next week. When does your
attack begin7"
Second Parson (sadly)-'T shan't have the hay
fever this year-congregatio too poor"-Cur-
tOOn.
There's one thing want you to be careful
about, said laundryman to his new cashier.
"YeS, SIR"
always require cash Of q young man who
doesn't change the ends OF his cuffs. It's sign of
extravaganza that can't be Observation-Disclosures
Traveller.
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD. 4 ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PAI.N-
NAist .nd Ciarvoysnt can sys you your sxsct lie
how 20 hold the affection Of husband aud lover and how
% win the one you love. Al business conndentiaI
LIZ u ~. sel2-1ms
- yoyant Astrologer and eptxitual Medium Bora
VITA eecond eaghf cpd veil Eyery hidden mystery
ridden sssassIss Gave lacSy es@Ssss o.1s S:
spesoy mesrsasss 6s1rgs sepssseed eossthse. GiysI
fSa s syn inaosRess Cure scks:M = MaPpSassd
can CONVINCE the most scoptcal HtzsnsefS nom otbSs
aoes WI ave tine I'D diappotlanentSy elnlsg On
eeeds vhsEs sn otAs9 III - sdvsEt3sse oniy vks1
ns saa o 3o nssns. 90 rssainF - e.
. ea 0psa s11daSS fs01 lte An
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"PzAo1 TROUBLED Sou1r
They're Here.
CEASE THY COMPLAINTS"
More are Coming.
SUPPRESS THY ORGANS,
Your desires shall be Rratifed.
LET THY TEARS FORGET TO FLOW"
You shall surely
COME TO THE TROUGH"
we will lift you up out of the
SLOUGH OF DESPOND
and make man of youth appearance small cost,
have little difnculty in
WORKING OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION"
IF You haven't virtue. assume one" Be man in
ties which mark the perfect man In particular
ne ia things asYs Ps5sed swsy and for the in
them are lines Of strictly Atwood
FALL OvERCOATS.
At 1926. 90. rs. $3.50. S7.75.
MEMS SUITS,
AtS7.50, SS75. $780, 90. 75, slO76
BOYS SUITS
Coats saf .s9s 6'1ts s.s g.
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
'pS s ss5 P.Gss 1s T. 4 q.
MEMS TROUSERS.
AsI7S. q. q so. q. rs. ears. s2.s7. o.. ss.2
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
e@' and e@e 7th st nv; corner Massachusetts ave-
Open Saturday. sh Il :. G N. f'''~
uE,oFg5cE COATS: 'tEips. and checks. on -.
10 Ociock PRICE s5S a ''1'S "0fn'ns'' IRON ssl9
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CANALS FOR COAST DEFENSE.
Interview with Rear.Admiral Lucc,

the Baltimore Sun this morning publishes an
interview with Reaf-Admiral Luce, commanding
the North Atlantic squadron, in reference to the
defenses OF the American coast. He spoke highly
In favor OF the inland navigation project recently
mentioned in THE STAR, and said that his recent
trip on the steam launch Vixen from New York to
Norfolk was taken for the purpose Of examining
the Inland waterways along the coast. He will
make report to the Navy Department, although
his trip was an informal one.
''The need OF an inland system OF canals along
the coast is undoubted," he said "The strategetic
naval waterways In a war would be Long Island
Sound, by holding which New York and Brooklyn
could be protected, and the Delaware and Chesa-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Norfolk. 1t
Is not so much necessary TO have large naval
FORCE as II Is TO have an ecent one that could be
quickly transferred from one point to another. As
soon as the enemy begin to concentrate their Meet
at any one point our monitors and gunboats
the inland canals, with nothing to modest or dis
turo them, TO the threatened pointa The Della
ware and Raritan Canal should be deepeDed so
peake and Delaware Canal should also be broad
sned ana deepened, and its aRproacnes which are
proving these canals The Erie Canal should be
widened and deepened to accommodate war YES
holding the WelIand Canal England can dispatch
her big gunbOats and ironclads into the lakes,
where they would work destruction. The United
states could only send some small gunboats
through the canal and over the railroad"
The admiral intends to 20 over the route OF the
southern canals and through Dismal Swamp, In
october, TO examine their availability for naval
transportation In time OF war.
TO IMPROVE THE MERCHANT MARINE.
"n were going to improve the Navy" said Ad-
mirai Luce, 81 would begin by improving the mer-
chant marine. One may be said to be indispen-
sable to the other would changethe law so that
hrrflf
nag. Then would as far as practicable, o1er
pOunt1eS In some form or other for building steam
ers Italy, France and England have employed
this county system successfully, and do not see
why We cannot do so equally as successfully"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-20

AAsoSIc RELIEF AssocTArIoN.-The General Ma.
soLle keAief Association OF the United states and
Snaoa concluded Its third annual meeting al
ho0Asslue yesterday OfIicers were elected as fol.
.ns PRESIDENT, j. X Pope, New York; first vice.
~ esioshI .. Ross Robertson, Toronto; second
lazy, ID. W.. Pennington. Baltimore. treasuI or.
", w. DSlSinater, Philadelphia; advisory commit.
80 -. - = Williamson, Wasnington; X B. Hunger.
T Ts LONDON, Ont; II. b. Hutchinson, Sc. Louis.
~ next meeting was set for New York on tne
nrst Tuesday in september lssp N --S
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Miss Lent Paints I'm Court.
HEB LAWYER SAYS SIZE WAS NOT HERSELF VIII
SHE TOOK THE DIAMONDS


SHE TOOK THE DIAMONDS
The New York Sun to-day says: There were
many spectators in the Adams street Police Court.
In Brooklyn, yesterday morning when Laura Lent
the pretty amateur actress and vocalist, appeared
leaaning on the arm Of her father to answer the
charge OF having stolen some diamonds from the
1ewelry store Of p. W. Taylor, OF Fulton and Duf.
held streets. She was richly dressed, and lace
veil partly concealed her youthful features Under
the gaze OF the crowd her head dropped.
Although Mr.. Taylor has recovered the dia-
monds which Miss Lent Is accused OF having
very cleyerly purloined from his counter, he
said he had no Intention OF dropping the prosecu-
tion at the urgent appeals OF the young woman's
IriendS when the case was called by Justice
Walsh, Miss Lent timidiy arose and faced the bar
with her father on one side and her lawyer Jere
weinberg, on the other. Mr.. Weinberg said he
had only just been retained In the case and asked
for an adjournment. He also said he had no inten-
ton Of waving examination. The trial was set
down for next tuesday. Miss Lent began tu weep
bitterly as she was led away by her father, and
on reaching the corridor, she fell fainting In his
arms, and mad 10 be carried to q private room On
recovering, she said she felt as II electricity was
going through her whole body. Mr.. Weinberg
says ne Is confident that he Will be able to show
that MISS Lent was not responsible for what she
did.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionssr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 1857 D
STREET N. W., FORMERLY SECOND STREET
Under Q stipulation filed in Equity Cause numbered
1872 and BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust
duly recorded among the Land Records Of said District
II dber 1901. folio no ct seq and Lber l032 folio
1SO ct seq, respectively, We shall sell At public suc
ton, IN front q the premises on sATERDAY HE
TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1883, Al
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following
real estate situated In said Georgetown and
DISTINGUISHED the ground plat thereof OF Lot
134. in Beatty and HAWKINS addition thereto: Begin
nng the IS from east line of said lot
on I'd street and running thence north $50 feet;
thence east "a feet; thence south $50 feet to the
north line Of 20 street and thence west feet to the
ments ways, easements rightA privileges, and appur
tenances to the same belonging or in snywise spper
tanning.
Terms: One third cash, residue at aud years, in
two equal payments, per cent interest ayable half
yearly and secured BY deed Of trust the property
sold, or cash At option Of purchaser Deposit Of
300 required at time Of sale All conyeyanctng At
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in 10
days from sale or deposit forfeited
OHAkLES b. CRAGIN, Jr,
Surviving Trustee under Deed of Trust in iber l00
fol. no.
WILLIAM e. LINN,
Trustee under Deed of Trust in Lber 1852 fol- $50.
al
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY (sToRE AND
DMEILINGl ON THE WEST SIDE OF ATH
STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On WE'D NESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
the premises shali sell part Of lot No 81 Of Frank J.
Ii6bsts sub Of lots r. 60 81 and 3g Of James
No. 204. having front Of 90 feet on west aide
Of 14th street. and running back 82h feet to private
alley, improved by large store and dwelling all
modern improvements, concrete cellar. &C. being No
2O26.
Terms easy and made known at sale. 5000 depcsit
at time Of sale Title perfect Conveyancing and
selS-dkds Auctioneer.
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II At auction by
TH0s B0WLIMa CO.. "a aye nd lisn q ~.
TWELVE O'CLOCK, One Fine Half Percher9n
Dreuxht Horse, Dark Brown, six years old; weighs
l.300 pounds; will work anywhere; splendid chance
for anyone who desires to get good animal Owner
has no further use for him. sel9-3ts
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
u ON my place back Of SOLDIER Home, known -
'Blaus HimmeI ali the horses. harness. waroLs.
grapes, wine hand aud household utensils Of every
kind. on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SIXTH. betginning 1t THREE T. A.
se10-w,Em.t JACOB RAUBER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-20

AOVe Aesters In an sstmprOver.C
The Cologne Gdzefte tells an amusing story of
the strange discovery grenadier made during the
recent maneuvers. He had been told on to recon
hotter for the enemy, and on his way through
field stumbled over leather object which he picked
up and brought to his corporal, who pronounced
II to be o dress improver. On closer inspection
IL turned out TO contain large numoer of billets
d9nK on tinted paper, written apparently by a
st1ent TO LADY In the far north OF Berlin the
corporal, who was himself student going through
his zone years service, tipped the man and Eept
the "1mprover." On his return TO Berlin Re
called ON "the lady," and had the good luck
10 nnd her alone; but what was his SURPRISE
she was school girl OF tender years Nat
uraliy, under the circumstances he hesftated
TO give up his md, and limited that the
parents ought to be told, but the fair one was
80 imp0rtunate In her entreaJies that he finally
sOftened. "Papa and mamma have no IDEA OF
Benno's existence; please give 1t back you'll
drive me TO suicide" she said In the most piteous
way. II have no place to put his letters so safe
as the fmprover,' but ! lost It last Sunday when
walking with mamma and papa. You can't be.
lieve the anguish have suffered from the thouQht
that some nasty sneak ana not an honorable man
might md It Please, please, DO give me my Im-
proven" she was pretty, and the corporal could
got his presence kissed the letters madly and put
the "improver" back In It's old place. laughing and
crying for very JOY: She was too absorbed to
tnenk the soldier, who, however. was plenttfully
rewarded BY getting . good story TO tell &C mess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-20

How HK KEPT Hrs OArH-It has been aseer-
teined that Gers Barothy, VINO shot and killed
himself In chicago last week. did 50 In Accordance
Win vow made 70 an enemy In Hungary three
years ago. The enemy had challenged him 10
mortal combat, but under an agreement made at
me TIME II was decided that the man who should
draw certain number should kill himself on the
third anniversary OF the drawing. The unlucky
LOT ZEN 70 Barothy, and last Wednesday the desi0-
n&teQ time, he went out to. the lake front In
chicago and kept his fatal VOW by shooting him
self through the heart
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They Easily Succumb.

Ancy GoSuy SuCCuMUs
From the Detroit Free Press.
When young man tainted away in the corridor
OF the pOst-ofice the other day crowd quickly
gathered, Of course, and Of course dozen people
had suggestions TO make.
ais he dead7" demanded portly citizen as he
pushed his way into the circle.
"Dead as a nailw answered another.
"No, he isn't" exclaimed third. 1--WE seen q
dozen men In such ntS."
"But this Is different, probably" persisted the
second. 'Thts chap has got two watch-chains ON.
They never get over anything worse than the
cOuC."
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. Sep
TENDER IA. lSSS.-Sealed proposals will be received
Of this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ Of FRI
DAY, SEPTEMBER 1MENTY-FIkST, 1855, fer the
construction of . new Tin Roof the Pumping Sta
ton on street. between 10th and 18th streets north
west, Washington city Specifications the chsrsc-
ter of the work required be consulted at the Office
Of the Superintendent of the Water Division Room
Once of the Commissioners. where all information
be obtained relative thereto Th- right reserved
reject any and all bids. W. b MLBB sAML L.
ID. c. sel4 ct
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THRILLING BALLOON ADyENrrRE-An old man
was watching a balloon ascension at A fair ar
Centreylie, Mich, Wednesday afternoon when
LIS ieet became entangled In the ropes OF the air.
snip and he was borne alofr, head downward Tine
aefonaQt, who was performing on the trapeze
ABOVE the old man, succeeded at last Ia Drawing
made a safe decent after rising 10 an attitude of
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JOHN l. SULLIVAN VERY III-star,l,,1 r,,r,ors
as % Lue eohdlllon OF John l. sullivan were afoat
~ pVseon yesterday afternoon IL was stated maj
rs uess had taken turn Tor the worse and mar
nc was IN critical condition His mother and
$500, amer Hogarty were sent for, and went 10
S .sens DeaGh at once. A reporter went out 10
rnlolnleo that the pugti1sts condition was moi an
81 VI particularly alarming nature While
49, luz, mat NAT suIlvans mother and Father
was apprehended ase uoneef