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Mrs. wtnslous Soothing syrup for children
te.thfnr is the prescription Of one ct tie best
feu ale nurses and physir1sns "a the United
-sa,rs aua has been used for forty years with
never falling SUCKS by mlsfaas az naosheTS ior
theft sh,itscn puring tae proves Of tssfhing
IN. value 10 ineslsassbGeA II relieves the child
frosn rasn cures ds sxn;sfy aud slaErs.'a. grip
tnx IN TIE bowels. and wtEt .sulte- ~ giving
heath Is lac child, st rests The mother
Price, 20 bottle sNiw
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SEATTLE roRr TowNsK.n ROUTE.

rs mall steamer Edith lesTes Seattle every
DAY. except Saturday, o. 10 20 , W; arrives A.
Port townsend at q m. rcxs day. Returning,
le&vrs Port townsend ~ T. m-. arrives al Sc
attic AZ p IN,
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pnfi,nan ressfs stfens made sar al Iso.nfs East
va thc SaFsnera PsEltse yaliFssSi. kAv VeSftbalei
slesner and dining car ltBs ostcs. sls ,ccoBd
xf..,E f.s.gcH eisaeA
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troops CANAL KovTx-srEAXEg DgLTA
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osyAs uvcs sssoaAras snpu srssr a. Y,<s a, 80 M
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE TRUl
TRANsCoSrlSENTAL ROUTE
-REywEES-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

Its passenger equipment is the fines: in the
world, consisting of luxurious sleeping cars,
having drawing. smoking and bath rooms: COM
Portable and clean eolonist ears, with free sleep
ing be.ths for holccrs OF second class tickets,
and the most modern style of day coaches
It's dining cars aud hotels provide the best
quality OF food In unlimited quantity. ~ reason
allie rates.
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CANApIAS PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
- gI4mited.l
STEAMER PREMIER.
Eor SD SOUTH.
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thnrsaay
Thursday p M aud Monday 80 n,
Townsend. Acndsy and seAtrc.- Friday and
Thursday Iii p m Tuesday Pam
sss'ue. Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ...-..,..s . m Tuesday ...-. .loa N
Bound NORTH.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Seattle, at midnight Tow nsead I'D q m
TUESDAY, aud Friday whstcom = 70 m
Townsend -. a a N Roche Hsrbor l. 20 p n,
Whatcom . 81 n Vancouver -... pm
Roche tsarbor / pm
The company reserves the right to change the
time table Or places OF call without notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE.
Tuesdays ard Fridays.
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT sEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. oBRIIS. Master.
F.w. PARKER Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. p. n. Co Id.
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TUE BANK OF coxMERcE-tIScoRroE-
PAID Up CAPITAL $4,000.
EicHskn HotyoxE President
h n srEScxa- -..-.4. - -....-.-- Cashier.
T-snsarss . general banking business
Deals In foreign and domestic exchange. draw
ing direct on al principal European points.
Collections made on al points in the united
States and Cauaf1a
Teiesrsph:e transfers made to al principal
points
Ia;eress paid % deposits
All business Entrusted 10 IL win receive the
prornpisss attention.
otfsee. nrnvn hailding. southeast corner Sec.
ond and Cherry streets
WAsHrSGToS LOAN 4 TRUST COMPANY
w Incorporated
THOMAS 3 KRrTx - President
H.RgY Kgrrz Secretary and Treasurer.
Authorised capital ...............s soc On,
Paid up capital ......-+...............-... $1,000
Mortssse ans on Improved farms and city
property. Lowest rates No Delay.
BRANCH OFFICE
Room 5. KilEen block, Seattle, W. T.; George
Fowler, manager.
EASTERN OFFICES
No. - Wall street. New York. Sears builting.
BeSsou.
wxsTxRS OFFICES
Home Office, walls wxlla. w. T.; branch Of
fees. colfsx ard seattle
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SEArTIx LAKE sEokx Z EASTERN RAu
Cssy-
IT. e sr-srnl sr.s .se.,. ssuse ~ t-nf,.


SUNDAY TRAIyx
Fer Sorth Bena. saoaual-,
rase. Gilman AMI way e0ea F9ba
fo- s1okc.zsxA ard vay 4zon sSaw
POI saozrtaa pcicss ssx trains each way
Cal o. write for ys~kes ssre rara
W. RUFF Gen. Pass Ar
Ew. D. HoLBRooE. Manav~-
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Citn Rfdl gstaie for GaIe.

A VALUABLE improved broadway
y. property between 42d-st. and the Park
I've value: price Sl75 900. JAMES II.
EATERLOW ~ West jOth-St., cor. 6th-ave
A BARGAIN 5th-ave. improved bust
Il hess property; best location on avenue f;
Rated Tor per cent net 0n price asked
Apply 20 J. l.. DOUGLASS 1l5 Broadway.
ATTENTION For sale. IA Centre-st..
a near Chambers. Terms p. MARTEN,
/ Bfoad-sf
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Rcal estate 10 grrhanac.

II XCHANGE Grst-class apartment mouse
IL fully rented, for country. seat or arm
J. o. HOYI, Il broadway.
XCUANGE private house In Brooklyn,
IL fine location for country residence lOr
occupancy. ]. o. HoYT. II broadway.
ITO EXCHANGE.-Bloc Of well rented
i fine brick stores. unincumDereo, IN
salubrious Florida resort, for city property
PARTICULARS, Tribune Omce.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
for Sale.

----|l--r--e--~----7l--71
II REDUCED tES.-4po s. ton1- ,i hSi-
n wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed machinery bought ana cA-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3JS Mad
isOn-st..
A LADY wishes D. part with her /alskin
"A eacque; SacQue was imported last
March and is quite new length % inches :
value. $50: will sacrifice. Address 4. b.
c., Box :. Tribune Ofiice.
A LADY viii sell her beautiful little
n King Charles spaniel, a. bargain /
ycsr old male finest breed in England
viii take premium pr vate party preiefrel.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Real estate iuantfo.

$1,000 - --~-
w ANTED. Tenement and fiat property,
w New-York ana b ooklyn, o. lease rfnt
paid Quarterly In advance. or viii purchase
RENT GUARANTEE CO.. $40 Grand-st'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

NURSE, dc.-By Protestant girl. as
~ nurse TO grown children and assist
city reference. NJ g., Tribune Branch
Ofice 1J2 6th.aye.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
flats Go fci. Hnfuruisheo.

AGUILA,
"A. Southwest corner 7th-ave. and 41st-st
SIX rooms and bath Rents $50 10 $50.
Halls steam heated Apply on premises.
A FEW LEFT; rooms; steam heat
n hall boys; s43 70 SEQ 102 and 104
West 94th-st.
A FLOOR: private house; newly dec
- GRATED rent SIG 304 East 4lst-st.
ELATS TO LET IN THE
GORDON,
s9th-st.. 9th.ave newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern Improvements; rent
from s35 to $50 per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner on premises.
~ E PARK SIDE,
i CORNFR ClST-ST AND PARK-AVE.
-Four Handsomely Decorated Apartments,
Seven rooms hrepfoof, steam heat
Rooms carpeted new corner fiat. JANITOR.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

NJ IDDLE-AGED Scotch woman as In
w fants nurse thoroughly competent 10
take charge from birth; city reference. 329
East 77th-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Brooklyn Real ESta,o

l librahe lieb s, S-story attic aad b,semon,
tirw Pa "yP brownstOne house NJ 'Nen ~
,ss. ,s viie esS,,,Si sSS,,sS"iyni house is fuii %
nsss. men, q elOseis ana All 'noas yoaa ana bath.
Bridr, lts'-c Class lo,,tiOn. an5 sol,,l improve
fpfnl.te1 ferries; would b. sen,s4 iisnl 't 70
E1 q s...s . very reasonable zen. tSauy
- essrts1 Apply 70 J. D. II. BERGisFrra isr .
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
domestic siiuatioms tpanteo
Males.

Males.
| 1 SEFUL-MAN will take charge OF fur
" mace, steam or otherwise; best city
reference from present employer. BROWN,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Boar0 ano Rooms.

A newly decorated and furnished second
floor bath near New-Yoik Club.
Parties can make arrdnge ements for at
tractiVe floor. with private baths. with or
without private table; suites and single
rooms board optional: apartments, doctors
Onices; all desirable locations highest ref
erences given information Tree. Apply TO
>. {. LELAND & CO.,
56 West 34th-St.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
giip Real gsiatt 60 Get.

A LADY, goiIg % Europe, VIII rent for
-. = Ile winter or longer Comfortable, old
.ssalonee 'sle residence, 10 private family with
~. ~ children, az very moderate rent; near
s,s sS,ssaalRglOn Place. OGDEN & CLARK.
~ tlb-sNe. and IL PIne-st.
Is SsADMAY, corner Fulton st.-StOre
icros ; basement 10 ret; building Just al
hsf 1ssaior ana steam heat; reasonable
Brnadws~ A. CRUIKsHANK & CO., l7G
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
mork Uanleo.

Males
KouNG MAN with knowledge Of carpen-
= Nring wants h learn trade wiling
70 make himself useful A. KING, 81
West 4lst-sL
NOUNG MAN desires position as driver
either OF truck or delivery wagon ;
gOo1 ieierenees. $40 3d-aye.
v DUNG colored boy d9) desires the care
= oi furnaces and sidewalks Is per month
Aairess bCHOONMAKER. 424 West
Nc MAN. II. wishes situation In
an ONCE or commission house under
a s,anas Us bookkeeping. Address WILSON,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

SEFUL-MAN. by a tidy young German
u of neat appearance. who has the highest
references for honesty and sobrlety. In a
naee. tend door and d. aiI general hou Sc
work. Adtfess &. r., Tribune Office.
TsFFUL~MAN.- ny trustworthy and r,li-
4 ale young men able and willing TO
nleasc useful az any work city or cOun.
try; city references. Ready az the HOME
13s 0th-aye., near 1Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Uomesiit 5liuaIions Uanteo

Males
4 IIENDANT, Se.-By an experienced
souhg man OF good address. as attend
siit y. nufse 70 Invalid or elderly gentleman
un,t.' taills massage treatment can shave :;
hikhest testimonials given; salary mod.
6th-aye. w.
IL CILER-By a scotchman, experienced
anu competent; lrst-class cay refer.
eiiee , age 80. Address z. D.. I51 E. 52d-st.
X oILER.-By Frenchman thoroughly
- e"n Ietent walter in every respect IN
pHEdlo IsIniiy or hotel; city or country
yo.e ~ ana Paris references. Address
LAnAND, $50 West 3sth-st
{ OUh; BY German man; good cook
-, -dgeu IN small hOtel or private
isiiIS can make nrst-clas. puddings and
Jt.ii.s' VIII work for moderate wages best
IeHoe. given city or country. Ad-
a., AOG. WEBER. 3l7 East 0th-st..
T. CouEIER.-Competent courier wishes 10
.hu family 70 travel with to Europe.
,nsy,Pi VI Heiy Land, with good references
enees given. from the best families in Wash.
ingtOn. Address G.. NJ. Courier si4 18TH.
It. n. W, Washington. d. c.
[ COA, MANA gentleman wishes stu
atloh Tor his c0achmln. excellent man.
AulIcsS NOACHMAN. $50 West 59th-st,
pre,ent CADioyer.
COACIlMAN and GARDEN ER-By a re-
spectdDle sober young man OF long ex-
VI I.thC' IL TIE c1le Of horses harness and
carriages a good careful driver wiling
ana oplgin- tan also take care Of furnace
ffst-cla,s references from present and
Once.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
Boaro dn0 Rooms.


TH-ST, 10 EAST.-Superlor rooms 10
~ let with board; references exchanged.
l-TH-ST., "a WEST.-Larre and hall
4 rooms. with flrst-class board refer
enccs.
t~TH-ST.. "a EAST.-Rooms en- suite and
4 4 singly, with board house and appOint-
mcnts nrst-class references.
-O WEST 22D-ST.-Second story front
OJ room ample closets with board ref.
erence.
80 MADISOE-AVE.-with hoard. see.
~ und and third floor suites and rooms
for families and gentlemen.
10 MADISON-AVE.-E Elegantly fur
/ 20 nished rooms. with board appoint
ments the best; references.
lnc WEST 23D-ST.-Funisbed rooms.
4UO WITH or without bOari: excellent
table and attendance; families. gentlemen
references.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
flats hJantco.

WANTED by a small family a furnished
w nat TT tn, 1st OF May must have not
] - than seven rooms and bath. Address
H.. Box 10, Tribune Uptown Office, 1,2Jo
81 lCCdway.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
flats CO Get, FURNISHED

- >~>~-~>>>>-
A BEAUTIFULLY furnished fiat.
n rooms and bath draperies silver,
piano: $40 on premises, 164, or Janitor,
los East 9Qth-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

X ETTLED lady Of high respectablity.
- Virginian by birth. wishes a situation
a. lady's maid or invalid nurse. AD-
NERTISER. 24S East 77th-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-07

CooK, HoUSEwORK. Sc.-By Ameri.
~ can and German help thorough cooks;
cake, &c. for city or country. 13o 6cn-
ave, ave. near 1Qth-st. PROTESTANT BU-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
RAUm'S REFORM.
An Order by the Commissioner for
the Speedy Determination Of
Pension Casss.
Heavy Penalty for Violating shs Pro-
hibitePy Lew in North
Oskota.
Disgrsoefui Esospade Of tho Son Of .
We'll Known st. Louis
Millionaire.
The Msntwill Murder at Chicago
The Montana egis'stiye
Trouble.
RAUA'S REFORM.
gop0Fsooa Order L0ok1ng 10 Speedy
Disposal Of 0aay Gases ia Hts
RAUA'S REFORM.
gopoRs Rssos Order L0ok1ng 90 Speedy
D1sUOsal Os 0aay Cases is HTS
once.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % - Com mis-
eionsr Rsum. OF tho Pension Bure.u
hes issued IN important order, looking
- the speedy determination OF all cases
In his fl - in which NO material evi
dsnoe for or against the applicant seems
70 be wanting. He directs that the files
Of all pending claims shall 1t once be
examined. and . list OF such a. seem to
be complete shsll be kept, and known
~ the Complete files" Chiefs of divi
sions are directed to require oil exam
iners to devote their entire time during
i've days OF each week to the considers
tion OF these completed cases. acting
upon them in the order of the fling OF
the lest piece of evidence.
On Saturday of each week the entire
force o examiners are required to de
yote themselves to the examination Of
cases borne upon tho pending files and
IN making the necessary calls tor evi-
dence in those oases. As soon ~ the
necessary evidence in any case is re-
ceived that case will Immediately be
put upon the completed list and receive
proper action in its regular order. Itis
expected that on Saturday of each week.
the day to be devoted TO incomplete
cases. each examiner in the Office will
be able to mako the necessary
examination and calls for I'D
ditional evidence in 1T least fifteen
oases. An improvement also has
been made in the manner Of keeping
tho record in each case of what evi
dence has been received and what is
still required to make it complete.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
Chrissm smne CelebraafOm.


The Sunday -schoolof the First Pres
Sristmaa aentertainmenta at their church
z..saht- - The lecture room WI
The exercise opened with arecitatios
by Miss Bertha Miller. THE Dutch
mans Temperance Philosophy" . Ger
imam dialectic production. which wai
well rendered. While waiting fol
Santa Claus. the people present were
entertained by what is known % . Pa
per Santa Claus. 1t is q good silhou.
ette OF this saint OF Christmas times
cut from white paper and into sections
These parts were to be pinned upon Z
1curtain by persons blindtolded. Many
ridiculous mistakes were made, which
greatly delighted the little folks
: S,nta Claus. dressed In the conven-
tional costume, now made his appear.
ance and called for music. which wal
responded to by the Mandolin Club
which rendered two very fine selections
Santa now announced that he wished tc
recall the infant class in the rear room
where he presented them each with
box OF candy. Returning to the assem-
big room he asked the little folks te
sing for him and to give some reclta,
tons. About . dozen little boys and
grls seemed to hsye recitations pre-
pred especially for the ears OF SAINTS
CLAUS. These young people all acquit
| tad themselves to his satisfaction.
After tho program small present.
we're distributed to each member OF tht
school.
| One agreeable feature Of the evenini
wu the presentation of . fine gold
hssded umbrellas to Mr.. Newton Trscl
BY his class OF boys. The presentation
slsech WAS made by Rev. l. NJ. Hughes
Nj. Tracy accepted gracefully and re
sponded readily.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24

Al nRh ths metric system of
vein and measurements has made
NO Way in this country outside of
echd rif smetics, it il stated TO be
sten spreading. 1t is now legally
xooG I'd in countries having q
pop |on II almost 500, oo0, 600
IN than half the population
Of world. Il is compulsory
N rtFies which contain more
.ha4 4he-quarter of the entire pop
IL of the world. TIE strange
art4 fhe spread of this superior sys-
knd weights and measurements is
IA nh half civilized countries as
US Turkey and British India seem
nore alert to realize and take ad-
AZ oof its admitted superiority than
M md or America, with all their
ooa<Qd genius for adopting the best
aaefxx1s and systems. Shall the
turl I'D Turk nimbly reckon up his
sacd hts and meters. simply arranged
on e decimal scale, while the highly
cissp1ed American laboriously figures
ov6K the irregular proportions of
espen and pounds, feet and yards,
g110<4 bushels and barrelsl How
msR11 easier Is it to say, 10 mills make
\ int 10 cents . dime, 10 dimes or
10f( nts make 81, than to struggle
NJ H1Ains ounces and pounds. Why
do thc American people adopt the
81 mplicity in weights and meas
uf III il followed in money!
O. World Herald
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
4 Tree That Yields Milk.

- cow tree. that botanical curios-
ii South America, grows on the
g barren plateaus OF Venezuela,
wfo It would be next to impossible
tat@d fluid sufficient to slack ones
: 1t were it not for this wise provis-
6 nature.
be sap of the COW tree, as its name
Hes, resembles milk, both in looks
y fsste. A slight balsamic taste has
u i reported by some naturallsts who
have drank of the strange liquid other
Nbo it was said to have the flavor Of
ESch cream and to be very wholesome
I'D nourishing"
The tree itself frequently attains a
light of 100 to 125 feet, it being not
unusual to see trunk of this species
evenly to eighty feet, perfectly
hnooth and without a limb. A hole
red into or a wound made in the
61rk of this wonderful tree is almost
filled with lacteal like
anid, which continues to flow for
D0me days, or until it coagulates at the
mouth of the wound and forms a waxy
mass, which stops further flow.
sHumboldt, the first to give a scien-
TIC description of the baobad tree of
africa, YVES the first to tell of the won
1ers of the COW tree, as it was called
Il his time. Louis Republic.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
Food for Other Fish.

I am frequently twitted by my.
friends about the seeming failure OF
the government and various states to
popularize the German carp as food
hsh. They say millions have been
put into the ponds and lakes OF the
country, but no one has ever met
man who has eoten carp. The fact
of the matter is that our people do not
eat them directly, but the croppie,
bass, jack salmon and other fine fish
of this country do. They are raven
ously devoured by the game fish, and
serve a good purpose in this way,
amply repaying the expense the gov
ernment is put to IN stocking the
waters of the south and west with
them. 1t is a necessity to furnish the
game fish with good food, and there Is
nothing better for the purpose than
carp.-Fish Commissioner IN St Louis
| Globe-Democrat.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
APerfectlr SHAPED Foot.

1t is said that the handsomest loot IN
Detroit is that of a girl who works In
a cigar factory. 1t is not so small, out
it has the Spanish instep, perfect shape
and the natural arch. under whicn an
,nple could be rolled. She was dis
-prered al the time when there was
.raze in art for impressions OF feet,
and her foot served as model for
me whole winter. During that time
The learned TO wear eastern mace
,hoes and her feet are such delight
- the gallant knights of ST. Crispin
that they only charge her nan price
.or their work. By an accident Oh
birth the girl is Virglnian, and the
women of Virginia are famed Tor ,nelr 1
aresA
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24

The following marriage licenses were
issued by Clerk Riohey to day:
Edward Partridge to Stella League.
Hasers,own. Richard l.. More, afh ant.
Abraham Lincoln Bowsun and Lydia
Ellen Courey. Dublin. Richard Il.
More, affi ant.
William james and Alice Newbern'
Whitevnter. Jehu h. M ars hall, afh ant
Alpheus l. Thsrp and Kate Eph,
Mullen, williamsburg. Gayazzi L
Gates. afhant. =,
William A. Brown and Almeds +
Wagner. Milton. Willard &. Wissler
afh ant.
Maupin. Uentreyille:
jesse Stout and Dora Guyer. Foun
tain City. George NJ. Guyer, afhsns;
Heary G.. Schnelle aud Diana Nor
sanroth, Richmond, Frank Eageioeri
eff ant
Julius NJ. Stikleather and Sarah Ma
Roman, Richmond. Dayton ). Nino'
afiant.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
The Mile In All Countries.

Did YOU ever stop to think that all
countries do not use the same standard
for a mile that we do, and that we DO
not r,se those of all other countries,
and that if we did, what a badly
iumbled mess we would havel MOI
only the mile of the separate countries
differs greatly in the number OF feet
and yards comprised, but those OF the
same countries vary in different pro-
vinces. Thus the English mile differs
from the statute mile, and the French
have three sorts of leagues.
The English mile consists OF s,Zso
feet. .76O yards, or furlongs.
The Russian .'verst' Is about three
quarters of an English mile.
The Scotch and Irish mile Is about
one and a quarter English.
| The Dutch, Spanish and Polish mile
is three and half English.
The German mile is four times a.
long as the English.
| The Swedish, Danish and Hungarian
| mile is from five to six and half Eng
lish miles.
| The French common league is thre'
English miles
The English marine league IS thre'
English miles.-St. Louis Republic.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24
INSANE BRIDEGROOM.


Sr. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. "a "A dread
lca " lt..d dssoFy OF p,a ,oo.spirsos to ruin
'flle2ad 1esf ~ eisas; ss.l'a R|sss ass i shlIll;
- - p1ssntp 10 I. psriodi-
fI5ot - DeDtal aberraeacn.
X r. aRi0 lneo - never known before
~~1 1a " hin most intimate friends.
- veoks 40 he drew % .8C0 from the
-. end began drinking heavily. de
S1onn1 - il : low den presided over by I,
Asrdened Police Court character. named
WoIlie Murphy. She took entire pos
session Of the man and his money and
jsvelry. She piled him with strong
drink until he was insane and entirely
eubiect TO her will.
I.sst W Weduesday she ordered . carri
are. and taking the helpless Plant with
her. drove to the Recorders ofnce sno
eeoured Q marriage licsnse.
me clerks did not known Plant, ane
- he vas suffering from the effects O
dr0ss il caused some comment. Ins
vomsn. who was equ ally unknown, eA
nlained that he inslsIed on z marriag'
20 thst she could nurse hlm. The iicens
vss issued. and she drove to Joeuc
Sheehan's office, where the marrise'
ssremouy was performed. She then tool
her victim back to her den: Meanwhil
Plsnt's friends heard that he WAS ssso
.;stins with disrsputable people. an
;~se;tntsd : search tor him. He ":
sornd Saturday in the Murphy woman
noeseseion, and Was taken in custody .
( detective. After an examination o
nhvaicisns ct police hesdq1arter: .
vas prououuced insane. and committe
IN 81. Vincent's Insane Asylum, whel
he r. nov under treatmeut. Inc eso'
nede will cause . big sensation IN con
mero oisl and society orioles. Wae'
Plant Was we'll known and popular.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24

CHICAGO. Dec. "a The police ar.
working on . new clue. and it il nov
thought that MsntwiIl was murdered b.
an insane man named Dankspieele. BE
has no home and ID known a. tramp
His mind is Affected. and he made it 4
habit to sleep in Easements In his
belt he always carries . huge knife, and
1t 10 said be delights in using it The
police expect to have Dankspiegel un-
der arrest before evening.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24

he undersigned having
nd many years experience
iuthe prosecution Of Pen.
sia and other claims
adlnst the general govern
mat, Is fully prepared to
pnInptly collect Pensions,
Ramfy, or any other claims
aeimsf the United States.
@ ON or address A. Mar.
slll, United States Pension
Abrney. Economy, Ind.
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