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before she was two hours his wife, for the
reason that he left her on their wedding
day to attend to his business duties. She
admitted that her hatred for her son was
not because of any fault of his but that as
he grew to boyhood and thence to a youth,
she constantly sent him away because he
resembled his father, and she hated to look
upon him From Mrs. Fosters actions"
saws the witness. II know her feelings to-
ward her son were unnatural, unreason-
able and very bitter, and at times when he
was too young to have given occasion Tor
them Once when he was with my mother
she refused to supply him with bed clothes,
saying let him freeze She often said she
hated him before he was born and that it
was this feeling at that time made her con-
template doing away with herself or the
child. Regarding the influence of the girls
upon her as to the making of her wild, /
cannot say, but l know that Julia as
custodian of the correspondence betw EN-
her mother and son, manipulated the letters
to suit herself"
Mr.. Costerline in his deposition adds the
item that at Colonel Fosters funeral Mrs.
Foster refused the prOffered arm OF her
son and instead walked with a stranger.
Another witness testified there were eX-
pressions Of Mrs. Foster to the effect that
if her son was dying in the gutter she
would not give one cent to aid him.
julia L. roster. the ciuet Oh luc uelcHu-
ants, came into prominence on the 18th of
May, 1873, by sensational attempt at
suicide. She leaped into the Schuylkill
from an old lighter near Turtle rock, first
dulling her senses by inhaling the fumes of
chlorofOrm from a saturated handkerchief.
A passing pleasure boatsman, at con
siderable personal risk, rescued her from Il
watery grave. She was removed to the
University hospital, and the cause of her
attempt at selfdestruction as diagnosed by
the physicians in attendance was melan-
chOlia. Upon another occasion, according
to the testimony of her sister before tho
examiner, she tried to end her existence
by swallowing a quantity of fomn-
t.cally prepared opium. Rachel, the
younger enid, was recently married 10 u
Chicagoan named Avery. She is prominent
in many branches of philanthropic work.
She is member of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union. A prominent worker
of the Pennsylvania Woman's suffrage as
ISOLATION, and of q local Unitarian church.
The two sisters make sensational charges
against their brother, and allege the
mysterious intervention of mediums and
spiritualists into their home in some man
ner not easily explained.
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LONDON, Oct. 29.-Micdael Davitt re
sumed his address before the Parnell com
mission to-day. He referred to the action
OF the Chicago convention as disproving
the assertion that the Clan ma Gael was
actively allied with the league. The au-
thors of the articles on "Parnellism and
Crime printed in the London Times, he
said, wilfully invented the garbled quota
tions from American daily papers. He ad-
mitted that the expressions of some of the
speakers at Chicago were bitter against
England, but the convention was held du-
ring a period when the league was under
the ban of suppression; when number
OF prominent members Of the Parnellite
party were in prison, and,when force had
crushed out the constitutional move
ment; hence the speakers were labor
ing under great excitement. The "Parnellism
and Crime liar, distorted everything re
lating to the movement of the Irish in
America. He instanced as baseless lie
the statement that he met the chiefs of the
American assassination party while in the
United States, and concerted with them to
/ form an Irish federation and that Parnell
assisted in this scheme. Gle Davitt often
repudiated the policy of revenge advocated
by the extremists in America DaVitt also
said there were many erroneous reports re-
sDectiug the Clan ma Gael, which organiZa-
ton was not an assassination society, nor
any more secret society than was the
| order of Free Masons in Great Britain.
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A HISTORIC CARRIAGE.
The One Princess Sophie Used Was Intended
for French Pretender to Enter Paris In.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examincr Dispatch
VIENNA. Oct. 29.-TBy special cable to
the Nail and Express. the gorgeously
gilt state carriage in which Princess So
phie made her entry into the capital Of
Greece, has peculiar history. 1t was
originally built for the late Conte de
Chambord before the Franco German war,
and was destined by him to be used on the
longed-for day of his triumphal entry into
Paris. That day, however, never came,
Marshal MacMahon declining to play the
part of General Monk to the pretender, and
the carriage remained in the warehouse of
its builder, FROM whom the King of the
Hellenes purchased it a reduced price,
some ST, 900, when last in Paris. Its use by
the Crown Princes bride on the occasion
of her first entry into Athens is regarded
by many superstitious people with fore
bOdinps of evil
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HEALTH OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
The London Papers Say Nothing About it
Patti Dyes Her Hair Yellow.

Special to THE MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch
LoSDoS, Oct. 20.-[Bv special cable to
the New York T'jmesl-It was learned last
night that word was sent around to the
London dailies Sunday asking them not to
print any reports Jnat their correspon-
dents at Athens might wire about the
Prince of Wales health. The papers here
all obeved the suggestion. A medical re
port received here yesterday says that the
effects of Brights disease are beginning to
be obvious and the result OF his voyage to
Egypt will be watched for with great
anxiety.
Adelina Patti surprised the public last
week by appearing at an Albert hall CON
cert in what was taken to be yellow wig.
It has since been found that she had be-
come weary of being brunette aud she
dyed her hair brilliant straw color. The
effect is the most curious transformation
one can easily imagine
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A NOTABLE SALE.
A. ]. Cassatt Sells His Racing Stsbles-Run-
ming at Nashville Championship Games

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The announcement
that Colonel S. d. Bruce would sell at pub
lie auction all the race horses and thorough
bred yearlings of A, J. Casatt, of Chester
broke farm, attracted a large crowd to the
American Horse exchange to-day. Among
the horses sold were the following: Eric,
bay colt, foaled 1886, byfDuke of Magenta
out of Second Hand, to 4. B. Morris, for
81, 400; Now or-Never, roam colt, foaled
1855 by Stratsford, out of By and BY to G.
B. McStea, for S44,4OO; Taraton, chestnut
colt foaled by Stratford, out of Tata, to G.
B. Morris for q, 700; Maidstone, brown colt
foaled 1856 by Vanderbilt out of Nina Tur
ner, to j, Dahlman for $1,000; Phoenix, bay
colt, foaled March 49, 1887, unbeaten, by
imported Mr.. Pickwlck out of Bonnie
Wood, own sister to Belief Mead to w.
Lakeland for 81 500. Total sum realized by
the sales, S45,015.
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The Ghost in Ward McAllt tiers Clos It.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
New York Oct 29-The Foster case now
being tried in Philadelphia reveals 4 sta te
of things in many respects identical with
that existing III the McAllister amily IN
this city. 1t is well known here that Mrs,
Ward McAllister, who was a southern lady
of wealth when the Beau Brummel OF
New York married with no fortune of his
own, took the same aversion to her son,
ex-Judge Ward McAllister of San Fran
cisco. From birth his mother took VIC
lent dislike to him and could not bear the
sight of him in the household. THUS Mr..
McAllister has been practically banished
from his home since birth. However, both
his father and sister have done everything
in their power to replaces the absence of
mothers love.
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What DR.. Grouse Says.

ST. LOUIS, No, Oct. CDR. Grouse, delegate
from Guatemala to the International congress,
this evening said about the reported difficulty
with the insurgents led Icy General Barrunda,
that having read the denial of any instruction
by the Guatemala secretary OF foreign affairs, he
doubted not that the difficulty was nothing more
than u riot ~ stated. He attached little i'm
portance to the indicated movement.
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ST LOUIS, Oct. 29-The All American delega-
ton to-day visited East st. Louis, several man
ufacturing institutions and the Mary institute
for young girls. The visitors subsequently
launched at the house OF the ST. Louis Jockeys
club. after which they were driven through a
portion OF the residence district and to Anheuser
Busch brewery, which they inspected. In the
evening they were entertained by the Marquette
club, and at midnight left for Kansas City.
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Myers VIII Contest Compromised.

NEW BRUNSWICK N. J., Oct. 29.-It is an
nounced that compromise has been effected in
the contest over the will Of the late millionaire
Christopher Meyer, of this city, by which his
widow Effie Never. of New York, aud grand
daughter, Mrs. Mollie Regensberger, OF Califor-
MIA, will receive large sums each and withdraw
from the contest. The amount is not made pub
lic The only contest against the will now is
on behalf OF Meyers insane son, Howard, who
is in an insane asylum.
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The Cars Thanksgiving Service.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct ga year ago to
day while the Car and Czarina were re
turning from their visit to the Caucasus,
the train which they were travelling on
was derailed near Bosaki and their maies-
ties narrowly escaped getting killed.
Thanksgiving service was held to-day for
the almost miraculous escape Of the Car
from death.
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Running at Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 29-The fall
meeting at Westside park began to-day; at
tendance, 1900. The track was slightly
heavy.
Inaugural purse for three-year olds and
upward, five furlongs-Billy Pinkerton
won, Deer Lodge second, Tom Wood third.
Time-l :0319.
Maiden tillies, three-year -olds, five fur
longs-Ophelia won, Milton Ballyhoo sec
ond, Armiel third. Time :0j15.
Three-year-olds and upwards, mile and
six furlongs-Elsie b. won, Baler second,
Dutchman third. Time-later.
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Oh. What a GnHgh.

VIII you heed the warning! The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that
Ask yourselves if you can afford Ter
the sake Of saving so cents, to run
the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your cough. It never fails. This
explains why more than million bottles
were sold the pastyear. Itrelieves Group and
whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not
be withoutit. For lame back, side or chest,
Smith s. Co.
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Connors and NnrsbaIl Bailed.

Charles Connors and James Marshall,
the men convicted yesterday for the
Rio Grande conspiracy, were brought
before Judge Decker to day and admitted To
bail in So GOO each, which they furnished.
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Officers in Indian Territory Killed.

ST., LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. Authorization
has been received here that Robert Reed, Is
Mexican and a Creek Indian named Wiley
attempted to arrest negro horse thief
named Drummer, in remote part of the
Seminole nation. The horse thief fired
upon the officers and was shot dead. While
the officers were returning they were
killed by five negro friends of Drummer
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Peace in Guatemala,

New YoRK, Oct 26.-Jacob Baiz, consul
general for Guatemala in New York, has
received the following cablegram from the
secretary of foreign affairs of the republic
contradicting the report of an insurrection
in Guatemala "a riot occurred at Mata
queditla, department of Santa Rosa, which
was completely quelled in three days and
perfect peace PREVAILS
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29-The national confer
ence of Unitarian and other Christian churches
commenced their session this morning in the
academy of music. Justice Miller, of the United
10 give the time required, and urged that his
name be not presented for reelection. Interest
ing reports and addresses were then read show
ing the progress of the Unitarians in various sec
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Ohio CRANES Beating the Californla.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2q.-The Times says, in
speaking of the freight Car famine; IN conIec-
ton with the famine it is significant that within
a fortnight or so the Nickel Plate has received
more than o Thousand carloads of Ohio grapes
for points west of the Rocky mountains. In
Montana these grapes have almost driven the
California cranes from the mArket.M
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One of Kaiser Williams Retainers.

Especial TO THE HERALD-Exaniner Dispatch.l
ATHENS, Oct. 29.-[By Special Cable to
the Mail and Express. Herr Salesman, the
marine painter, is in the company of Kaiser
Wilhelm during his trip in the east of Eu-
rope, and came with him to this city. He
was very busy Saturday and Sunday in
making sketches of the animated and pic
turesque scenes in the harbor of the Pira-
Gus and in Athens. OF all the episodes at
tending the wedding Herr Salsman made
sketches
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LOUISVILLE, Oct GA Barbourville
special confirms the report that Judge
Lewis has full control in Harlan. The How
ard outlaws, who constitute small part OF
the extensive family, are leaving the
county. Lewis says ne will not stop until
peace is fully restored.
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A Russian Lo,tery Loan Authorized.

ST PETERSBURG, Oct. can imperial ukase
authorizes the issue of the new !0O00.010 lot
terry loan for the further conversion and redemp-
zion of former loans
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A New Gold Field.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, via Galveston, Oct. %
There is great enthusiasm over the new gold
field discovered along the banks Of the Prince
pulla river The field covers an area OF several
SO Jare miles. Companies have been formed to
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wyoming Constitution Ratification.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 29.-[Special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. Three thousand
citizens attended a statehood rally at the
Rhodes grand opera house to night. Gov
ernor Warren, Delegate Carey, General
Thompson and Hon. A. G. Campbell were
among the orators. The people are en-
thusiastic for the constitution and state
hood.
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Fire in Armour & Co.'S Packing House.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 29.-The fertilizer
building, machinery and contents connected
with the packing house5of Armour & Co, were
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000. 1t Is be-
heved negro employee persisted.
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All is Fare in War.

HELENA, Arkansas, Oct. 29.-As the steamer
James Lee was making landing at Island
sixty John Childers, one of the clerks, at
: tempted to collect fare from q negro passenger,
( and was shot in the breast by the negro.
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A Rumor from Canada Denied.

OTTAWA, Oct. 29.-There is no truth in the re-
port that the imperial government has asked
the Dominion authorities to modify the Canadian
Chinese act in order to avert policy OF reprisal
on the part OF China
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FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct. Civilian r. Nor
gan, a prominent citizen and Republican. was
shot and killed last night by d. Gibbs. Morgan
held many prominent positions, and recently
served a term as circuit judge. Morgan was the
aggreSsOr
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was overruled. After argument on several other
technicalities, including an objection to Judge
De Wolfe sitting on the case as he was candi-
date on the Democratic ticket, the board OF
canvassers was directed to file an answer and
show cause why the vote of Tunnel precinct
SlolIIl he conn ted
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To Maintain the German Army.

BERLIN Oct. 29.-The reichstag to-day consid-
cred the budget. Herr Won Maltzan, secretary
of state for the imperial treasury, said it was
expected that an expenditure in addition To
those already announced would be required for
the army and no matter how much confidence
there was in the continuance OF peace, the
means to maintain the strength OF the army
could not be left out of consideration.
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A Delaware Elonement.

MILFORD Del, Oct. ga great sensation
has been caused by the flight of j. Alexander
Harris with Miss May Elloi, his book keeper,
leaving his wife and four children and unpaid
bills to the amount of $4,000, principally due
farmers and small merchants
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Tascott of Philadelphia not Tascott.

CHICAGO, Oct. 99.-Photographs received from
Philadelphia this morning of the man supposed
to be Tascott, the murderer Of Millionaire Smell,
proves 10 be some other man. The police here
do not know him.
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Chinese Laundrymen are Laborers.

WASHINGTON Oct. 29-Secretary Bachelor
has decided that Chinese laundrymen are la
borers within the meaning OF the Chinese res
friction act and are therefore prohibited from
landing in the United States, no matter whether
they have been here before OF not.
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Injunction Against New York Sustained.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Judge Andrews, in the
supreme court to-day, handed down his decision
on the Injunction obtained by the electric com
panes against the city, in which he sustained
the temporary injunctions with certain modifica-
tons until the case is tried.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The news from WI
liam r. Wharton, first assistant secretary of
state, is not assuring. He has suffered relapse
and has been compelled to take again to his bed.
Much anxiety is felt to the result OF the attack
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In the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-In the supreme court
case No 1893, Robert S. Haler, plaintiff in
error vs. Gottlieb Scherrer, ct al, in error, tc
| the supreme court CT Montana, on motion of w
| R. Mededhall for the defendants in error was
/ docketed and dismissed with costs $50.
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Kansas Hard Cider Conviction.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Oct. 29.-The first conviction
under the Kansas prohibitory law for the sale
OF hard cider was secured in the district court
to-day. The defendant was the proprietor OF an
hotel
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Overhead Wires Condemned

NEW YORK Oct. o9-The jury in the case OF
the death of I.ineman Feeks this evening re-
turned a verdict in which they censured the COM
panies for improper insulation and condemned
the system OF overhead wires.
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Three Italians Killed

PoTTsvHLE, Pa, Oct. 29-By the unexpected
explosion OF a blast at the Lehigh s. Wilkes
barre coal mine today three Italians were in
staltly killed and two others badly injured
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Who He Is.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 29-Tho man supposed
to be Tascott confesses he is Samuel Foreman,
released from the Ohio penitentiary April last,
where he served term for robbery.
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Three Men Instantly Killed.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 29-Three men were in
stantly killed this evening by the explosion OF a
locomotive boiler at the Pierce coal mines.
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THE QUARSELL CASE.
The Defendant Is Taken to BlackfOOt on
Habeas Corpus for Hearing.

PARIS, Ido., Oct 29.-TSpecial telegram
to The HERALD. Judge Berry issued
writ of habeas corpus in the Oscar Quar-
sell case, and on Monday he went to Black
foot in charge of Sheriff Jones to have a
hearing in thu matter.
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John, of Austria, to Become Journalist.

BRUSSELS, Oct. GIT is stated here that
ArchduIze John. OF Austria. will join the sta Fl
of New York paper. His name has been
stricken from the army list.
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A Mnnl Firm Failure.

| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-The failure Of
Boston & Erber, wool dealers, is announced
Liabilities are over three hundred thousand
dollars. Shrinkage in values and dscrimina-
ton OF banks against wool paper are given as
the pauSp
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HELENA, Mont, Oct s9-In the Silver Bow
confess to-day the motion of the attorneys for
the Republicans to Quash the mandamus writ
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Drink the unsteamed Pabst Milwaukee,
beer in patent stopper bottles. W. HI. Hof-
heimer, manager. Pabst agency, 225 Main
street.
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American Missionary Society Meeting.

CHICAGO, Oct 2o-The third annual meeting
of the American Missionary society began here
this afternoon. Routine business occupied both
.irArns
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The Milwaukee beer unsteamed put up
with patent stopper bottlesl Order case
sent home. Pabst Bottling works. 225
Main street.
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woodrutf's Application Denied.

OTTAWA, H., Oct. 29-Application for hab
ems corpus by the horse thief and Cronin suspect
Woodruff was denied to day by the state su-
Dreme court
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DestroYnd by Fire.

LONDON Oct. 29.-Advices from Scutari state
that 200 houses in that place have been dcs
troyed by fire.
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Ex-King Milan to Marry a Parisienue.
Pan-American Excursionists.

LONDON, Oct 29.-According to advices from
Belgrade, ex-King Milan will shortly be married
to Partisan lady.
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The Murat-Caldwell Marriage Postponed.
PARIS. Oct 29-The GdulOiS says the mar
rage of Prince Murat TO Miss Caldwell has been
postponed.
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porccicanlt MIST Paw AIimony

LONDON Oct. 29.-The court has ordered Dion
Bouccicault TO pay the sum OF $50 monthly as
alinony to his divorced wife, Agnes Robertson.
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HnlzhaY,s Trial Regins
The Silver Bow Case.

BEssEMER, Mich Oct 29.-The trial Of Hol
hay. the noted highwayman. began to-day.
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THE RAGE.

Save your money Dy purchasing three
ply carpets at II. Dinwoodey's.