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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-04-06

The very uIee5i way of eating a soft
boiled egg is from the shcIi. says Talk Talk,
Of Philadeiphia. Pace the small end Of thu
egg into an egg evp. CT y1u may stand 1t 10
a small napkin ri1g Tue large or butt eud
Of the egg should haze tue shell removed
from il, thea If you take away q small
piece OF the white you haze ample room for
salt, pepper and sn4A piece Of butter,
phleEs Ii5ay be tatxed s-rtH the egg without
dihiciliy. Long hzsss1.t-sl porcelain tea
spoons are the incest aud oa!y propes
things to seIYe with bo.ied eggs. SON.
essseA eggs H-szy siis1 Dc eaTen from heated
egg glass. the egg being opened earefully
ard tursed into the E.ass Salt, black pep
psv and butter are tho ?; opcr seasoaings.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-04-06
Consumption Surely Cured.

To the EDrroR.-Piease inform
your readers that have positive
remedy for the above named disease.
By lis Time use thousands oi hope
less cases have been permanently
cured. shall be glad to send two
bottles ef my remedy free to any Of
your readers who have consumption
IL they viii viii setsI HE their express
and postoiiice address.
Respectfully,
IA. sLeGUM, Nc.
Isl Pearl ST New Yeliks I
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-04-06

AssrSs Inss.na Riff - an cases ek cATA1Ru.
nan FxVsR, GnL1. SaEE xaRcAT. es aag hAsA
q ~flNrLAhMk11eN. G<7. n yrsa W. Rsea s~yss
pKSvEsl, Col. M=FeA e, tsSS-
MAsAIISE w-rTs co. eafs ttrsae..--f have used
xtaf 2sepastsloa and az sl sissz-ed Nsta sAe re-
Sn;t MrEax W EEEB-
SNAAzfns II ssla by al nrs<Esses--A. A.rtee Sse-
orHKK TE~TlMoxiAIs FVESssnrB NJ
EAsAILxE SI'FG Co., bESVEEz COZ.
n. a Bax 1a@@. EAfsas-&& AimS MIA.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-04-06
TERRITORIAL.
COUNT.
County

County Geo. Lyreh. President
q. W. Messrnan.
Commissioner Tbos- J. Butt
Sap't Pub. Schools, l. c. Weoason.
sshools DirertOrs, l. LAPoint, sChHir-rsr--
ID. Eufhini Treass'r.
Tomas Valdez, Secretary
Probate Judge. ........ DeneiFio Chavez
Clerk Horzce Stephenson.
Assssor or..........J John H. Riley.
sheriff G.......M MAriaDe RAresa-
Treasurer Ph. FreutenihAL
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-04-06
VIZ. wsGRTEy1S, PEpso PaHxA.
President c-Prvsidens.
First National Bank,
of:8ANTAFE, N, M.
sANrA d. y. 81 s.. ls, e.

- = = n - y = - y ~ E77Nt
The AItent,oa ef the public, especially 81
points rcfnsls frhm bAaks and bankers. IS
respectfully esilod 10 the advantages Of tbts
bank for The trAnsa6li5h ef iis Assstness
With cspl,ai snd surplus Of sac 900
With extensive connections vsss. wes, asa in
the Territory, It Is PFrT'AFeSs 70, Do All hrsa-
ches Of a bsalkipg bilsiaess On terms -
fayofahie a. can be es.ss hero esetlnrd.
Accounts II Banks. B4nseFs Merchants
ard Business fnpa IN gensrsi, parsica.srls
Stuck GroNeys, Miners sGd kageheHea
solicited
Liberal arrangements male AiiA- -Raat.
and Bankers fur INTEREST On laiss.ees. cur
reney sud n,sil.tiA=sas.-
Lnteresss allowed on titif~ deposits
Aavaress msdeen Csasieesa4ots. yes8sA-
-. i a =. - -. - -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceeding An inch Tor ten
ines Of small type) In length will be inserted IN
this column for dollar per week, or atty cents
the 6Yst insertion and twen.hve cents each ad.
ditional insertion-payable advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20
To Rent---Cheap.

Two rooms suitable for an ofiics on the ground
floor Of the Riley building, on the northwest cor.
ner Of Bullion and Main streets; also, the hve
rooms upstairs IN same building, suitable for
officer or for housekeeping.
For terms, ETC., apply at
6tm29 CA. WOODS FRUIT STORE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20
Notice.

Mr.. l.. O. Bailey has no right to make pprshases
or transact business for the 'Champlain 1EininG
and rrospectins Company after th1a daae.<
February 18th, 1889. ~, al
CHAMPLAIN MINING AND PROSPECTING 90.
f2OwAd&ws n
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20
For Sale,

My stylish coal black team, single and double
harness and top buggy-all good % new-~ars for
sale cheap for cash.
Inquire Of GEORGE B. SMYTH, JR,
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20


seeking
will
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embraced within limits Washington
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cities industries, of the described.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20
OUR PIANOS

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the piano can never get out Of tune the rest plank
being OF steel is not affected by extremes Of eli
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this improvement.
tage In other pianos holes are bored in wooden
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20

Twelve Art Supplements,
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You do without THE WEST SHORE for $780, Only
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-20
7. N. Antisen Piano Co.

Once nd erooms, Odd Fellovs' Hail. Cornev
Market 7th Streets; Factories, Folsom,
shotweE' 18th Streets; San Frsucisco, Cal.
ifornia Agents wanted.l
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
A NEGRO on THE GIBBET.
he WAS ONCE y WAITER IN THIS
AND OTHER CITIES.

The Murder of HIS employer in a Dis
pute About Wages the Cause OF the
xecut.on-He Went Under an AS
sumed Name Because He had Dis
graced His Mother.
NORFOLK, VA. MAY 9l-Henry Cole
man tc'ioreD was hanged in t g Norfolk
county jail to-day. Sever Al days ago he at
tempted suicide by taki & poison, and until
last night he displayed great nervous weak
ness, but >-dly after receiving the last
rites of the Catholic churcl 4, of which he
was member, he asce I'd i the scafold be-
tween Fa her Brady, his spiritual adviser
and the sloriff with firm step and did not
show the least fear Of death. he made no
demonstration on the scatf li AID made no
remark Of any kind. Hs had previously
conf'si d tie CRIME to his priest. His neck
was broken aud hs die INSTANTLY.
THE CRIME.
The crime for whlcl he was hanged was
the murder last Septe nber of his empoye 8,
ia es Grant, dairy nan OF Norfolk
unity. Grant had accused Coleman Of
stealing and o ths day OF the murder hal
dered him or his farm. a quarrel oie
as o the 8 ttlenent OF wages ald Cole nan
kil'el Grant with an ak. In C MESSING
his crime he also acknoWledge ged this morn
ing that Coleman was not his real name,
which was MAJ Berney. He was born IN
Irving, Laure county, Georgia, about
thilty-two years ago.
ONCE WORKED IN SAVANNAH.
When ~ years Of age he ran away from
nome u d travelled fr IN place to place,
working chiefly i'll hotels in Mace 3, Savan-
nah aad Alta ia. He travelled to South
Carolina, living for time il Charlrst n,
tlelcs went TO Wilmington, N. c., ami
from the last named city came To Norfolk,
inte di & toreacl New York, but his money
giving out he s. & 1t work in No folk, al I
tnere RENAL d until he killed Gra t.
Coleman's mother lives Ia lrwintJn, Ga.
Her tme is Betty Cummins. The re lson
ne gave for passing under an assumed name
was chat he lad brought digrace on his
mother
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
GALLOUP4'S DISASTER.
All Would Have Been Saved Had
Thsy Remained on the Barge,

All Would Have Been Saved Had
They Remained on the Barge.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 31.-F irther
particulars have been received about the
barge Bavaria, one of Calvin's boats that
was reported -tranded OF Galioups Island.
1t seems that whe the barge struck the
snoal the crew and eight passengers in al
took to a s nall boat, o It on accou t of tn
terrific gale they could n t reach the isla nd
and were lost. Tlsy were seen at one
time by a passing tug clingtng to
their yawl. The tag could not 10 der any
assistance. Tie yawl was afte@ward seen
floating with no person in her. Per aission
had to be obtained from the treasury &c
partment at w ashi gtJn 0efore any wrec6-
ing assistance could be sent to the barge.
When she was reached they und her in a
very good condition, with scarcely any
water in her hold The clothes belonging
to the men were dry. and d they renaIael
aboard of the bArge all would nave been
saved
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
COOK CoU JTYs BoooLaRs.
McGariRle Returns from British Colum-
bia and Is Fined.

CHICAGO. May BE. j. McGarigle, ex-
warden OF the C)ox county h spitAl, wao
has been fugitive from Justice on indict-
me as one Of the boodle,s in the cpui y
ring, liviDg tor some time ia British Coun-
b a, walked into Judge Slepard's C lurt lIn
shortly before nom day and delivered
himself up. McGai le pie .ded guilty to
a charge of co spray, and fine OF 81 900
ka3 at once imposed Whel McGdrig gle
f d t. Ca lada, nee ly two years ago, h
was uuder so telcc of two years in the
D psnitentiary, but a Uetition flr new trl |
vas De ldi z / the courts. AfCer his fl gnr
petitions for a new trial in hiS case
and that Of + lw nd Med )aal werl denied
McDolald's case went before tie sup enc
court, a I'd the ,cisiOl of the lower court
was reversed The action bef re Judge
Shepa i this morning was simply tue
granting OF ne and immed ate tri II to
NJ Garigle, aud the imposing of a fine OH
his plea of gull y. A. the same time Q
states t rney dis missed the C SO against
Edward Mcdonald Tue states attorney
aid at as the supreme u t had gran el
Mcdonald a new trial, he was convi C Il
that he ,ull no. be agai CO victe l. aud
at a he had been CO fl ed in Jne C unity
Ill fr a year and hall, tie state was
wiling q op further proceedings Orders
were made, the fine a costs paid ii
Nc }arigls and Mcdonald were free men
once more.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
A MILITARY COMPANY HoAxBD.
The Albany Guards Drummed Up to
Arres Desperado

ALBANY, GA, May 3l.-JI ines Hornsby,
who is charged with the killing Of Thomas
Carroll, blind Irish peddler, in A ril and
wno was released at his commitne t trial
before Jus'ic Sh yer i WORT county, was
tried again ;o-day before Judge B. b.
Bower sent to Jail without d. The
evl ence is pretty strong against him. He
fall term of Worth court. There was me
excite uent in tine ty is NOR ling, caused
by the receiving Of a teleEram by
the Albany Guards. from the sheriff of
Berrien county calling o 4 them TOGO edown
a help rest tne desperate jake Young.
The sheriff stated ia the teleg am thaO he
was authorized by Gov. J 1hn b. Cord n to
call on the nea es military rga izltion
for help. The roll call was sou lde by tle
drummer, and buy gle blast was sou ded to
"fall in" At this. pJiIt it was discovered
that the message was hoax.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
SEALERIES AND SAM0ANS
THE STATE DEF ARTMENT RETI-
CENT ON BOTH SUBJECTS.

The Attitude of 7 his Government on
the Alaskan Question One of Posi-
tive Assertion he Protocol on the
Samoan Question Only Awaits Gov
ernmental Approval.
WASHINGTON. May 31-S.ate depart
ment officials absolutely decline to discuss
the Samoan conference or Behring sea tan
gle. Of the former they admit that matters
are In such shape as to warrant the exp eta
ton OF speedy conclusion of the confer
ce. Comparatively uni nportant details
only remain to be adjusted; but uaon the
provisions of the treaty, If treaty has yet
been drawn, they refuse to talk, further
than to say tlat the public must receive its
Information respecting treaties in the
usual course, namely, after action upon
them hy she U tied States Senate,
TO which body all treaties must be sub
mltted for approval before they become
operative. The obvious reason for this
course lies in the fact that important
am .dmen S are often mad by the Senate
after treaties nave been arran ell by the
diplomatic fiji .ers of the treaty powers.
So radical are he changes, il fact, thai
they have caused the failure of pendi g
treaties. a notable instance occurring IN the
last congress.
BEHRING'S SEA FISHERIEs
So far as can be learned, there is no new
phase in tue Behiing sea matter. The
Presidents procia nation appears to have
closed the history of the case, and it cam )t
learned that there has been q ~ CORES
pondence between the government OF 10
United st tes and Great Britain on the
subject. Accor ling TO the position taken by
the United States government by con-
gressional declaration the jur.s fiction of
the U ired States over the waters on the
Ala ka side OF Behring sea is not admit g /
to be a subjecS for negotiatiol. Our gov
erIme It simply asserts its abs Lutte + ght
and admits Jle existence of no q lestion for
negotiation.
ORDERS OF THE BEAR.
Secretary Wlndom to-day signed the
sailing orders of the revenue steamer
B sar, one of the vessels designated
by the President to assist in the
enforcement of tha laws for the protection
of the Alaskan saal fisher les. The reve iue
steamer Rush is also detailed for the service
and is expected to sail ON Sa Franc SEQ
for Behring 80 to-day or tom rrow. The
orders to toe Bear are ide icai with those
of the Rush is ID about a week ago and
published at the time. Tle Bear is ordere
to sail upon receipt of the riders, which
were mailed to-day. 1t j. said at thu de-
par ment that the instructi IS to the com.
handing officers of the Rush Bear
regard to the seal Fl heries are practica ly
the same as those under which they acted
last year.
THE PROTOCOL.
BERLIN, May 3l.-Fhe Samoan confer
ence will not meet gain for several davs.
The commissioners have agre,d 81 to thu qu6s-
ii ms at issue, aud have drawn up prot =
col. This has been telegr iDhed to the gov
ernne It's interested, and it is expected that
replies will be re eived by wire. On their
arrival the fnal formal sitti e viii be held.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
RHODE Isl AND PoLIrrcs.
Corruption IA the legislative Election
Brought to Light.

DFOugHJ IS AiEuJs
NEWPORT, r l., VI y BIN the general
as Inb.y this morning a re o ON the
committee on elections coacer ing the
Block Island bribery ca es vas read. The
rep rt st ted that - to 100 men were
bribed t. yo,e for john G. Shelf Id, Jr,
republican, y o h Ids the salt. from So to
81 . being paul for Yot-s. The corruption
rel cal d b, the report was aim impossible
to believe. re- uuiicans made c uHt
cAarke, asiitust lue democrats of 81 nilar
proc eli IS. Wis the rep rt as resolu-
tio1 taat Shelield was not legally elected,
and not ent Jei 0 bis seat 10 the House,
and tha5 Christopher 2. Cham Jio was en-
titled 10 the seat held by Shelf Id. The
House vote /, by ~ 30 81, t. continue the
matter to the ia iuary session. A motion
to ecenside wes ablei, which dis iosai Of
It Ill ia iuary. Ihe eoul.titt q on spec al
Legislation re orted IN ac. ling a co ven
tion uo prepare a constitution, a.d it was
Immediately passed by majority Of l.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
KILLED sY A TRAIN.

A Negro Boy Stealing a Ride Falls
Under the Wheels.
FoLKsToN, GA. May 3l.-A negro boy
about u ears old, was found lying on the
railroad ira near mere this morning in
dyiIz co lditio }, his hip AMI thigh being
crushed. He was lnscous ulsil he died at
l O'Clock, and sta Ell that hii name was i'm
West, and tnat he as stealing q ride on
the early south bound eight train and
fell der the trucks. No b.ame can bs a.
ta, ed TO the rallr co n atV
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01

CHICAGO, May 31.-It is believed that
the man 'iMackn vino i, under arrest for
supposed compiled vi the Cronin murder
is one of the Williams bro hers, who hired
the Carlo1 cottage in which the deed was
done. He ans er, very clos ly the descrip-
tion of tue man VINO drove the buggy with
a white horse He Is klo vn to th police as
Villa IS, but his lde ltity as one Of the
Williams brothers renal IS to be estab
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
Murder in jefferson County.

GIBSON, GA, May 3l.-lt is reported that
Sa nuel Evan, a ypuag wniie man 1t
Matthew's, jefferson county, nj eteen miles
be 0w mere, nad his bra 3 blovl Jur by u
D. egro maa na nei Phil B ii tlis afternoon.
Tn negro was usi pr fame ngl lgs. and
a, NJ Evans tried TO get him to stb he
killed him wit ont warning The murderer
escaped aud as yet as not been captured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
1hrown from Their Carriara.

BRUNswIoK. GA, May 3l.-rhls evening
Col. w. Z. Kay ami tf wife were riding
in Windsor park when an accident occurred
t. the carria e by watch bo5h we're own
out. Mrs. Kay i suffering from the ner-
vous shock, tut her physician does not con-
slider her / juries SO ioas. Col Kay had
fingcg broken, AMI suffered slig t contu-
been reset. and he is resting as well as
r.oecft
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
Out GO the Tickers.

NEW York, MAY Silt was officially
anuo lnced at the New York Stock Ek-
change at D. M. to-day that no more quoGa-
ii IL viii be distrbu ed uy tAe stock i1i-
Gators or tickers. QuJtati1ns will be gath
cred on tie floor tomorrow, but the niem-
hers will have to furnish them to custom srs
bv n,emorA DUN as IN former times. The
new order vii g into effect Tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
NORFOLK LOSING woRK
The Monitor Amphitrite to be Finished
at Leagus Island.

WASHINGTON, lay 31.-O ders have been
issued to make ready the Amphi5rite, an
other unco npleted double turreted molitor
lying at the Harlan & HoliEgsworth ship
va dis at w lmin.t m Del. TO be towed TO
Leayu [ land. Sne will be comp eted at
tnat navy y ,rd, greatly to the dsappoint-
ment of the Virginia people, who have been
endeavoring to nave thu WORK d ne at Nor
folk to make gloi the loss OF tho Puritan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
RUNNING RACES.
The Weather 60 d and Wet and the
Track Stiff at Latonia

rack SLlII dJ bdJODlb,
CINCINNATI, May 3l.-Tnis was the
eleventh day at Latonia. The weather was
cold a d wet and tho track stiff. Tue
events were follows:
FIRST RAcg.-Selliug; S-ver-ol1s and up
ward: SIX farlongs. J XII Toms won, with
Hola .econ1 AID Cla.uOr lhird. Time 1: "a
SECOND RAcE.-Se linz; 3year-olds and up
warl; mile. Ke lar Khan won. with Castaway
second and Nyl ptha thrd. Time l:55I6
THIRD RAcE-For 2-year-old lilies; four and
a half turlongS Adele II. won, with }ailyhoo
second, and Lady Blackburn third. Time
1:0ll6
one mile and sey snty yards. bar !azen wCn,
with Dad second, and Quindaro Belle third.
Time 1856 /.
FIFTH RAcE-sensation stakes; for 2year-
ods 81 900 addel six turlongs. Avondals won,
with Starter CalI~el second, and Outlook third
Time l:2212
AT JEROME PARK.
NEW YoRK, May 3l.-At Jerome Park
e. d The weather wa gloomy, the attenl
ance llght and the raci of .4all interest.
To cents we a. follow~:
FIRST RACE Five and half furlongs. Lago
won. with Tel phone, second AMI May Queen
~, SECOND R1cs-fais race was walkover for
T,IIRD RAgE-Mile. Fides won with Aurcona
and .no1ia in a dead heat for second place
Time 2:0019.
with Brown Clarhe second aud hhaItan thlrd.
FIFTH nxcE--Titon Corse; /, 400 yards. EoIan
won with Connemara second. Time 1884
There were only two star ers.
SIXTH RACE-I 400 Yards. Miracle won, witt
Crusa Ter con aud T pekl third. Tine 1:24.
SEVENTH Rack furo1gs. Ernest won,
with Long Knight second Time 1:lS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
Viola sa,s Orange oroo.

WELAKA, Fla, May 3l.-Tnere was a
good rain b sr Ties ay. Il ha o 0jsn f)rty-
five days 81 GO raia H. IL IS supp SD that
tue nsec o. the orange trees have now
disappeared. Tho gfcu "a is clverel with
leaves and a nex growth will now pat out
and The rres s II soon lo5k well as ever.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
SLAIN By a NEGRO.
A Planters Head Bl pwn off with q
Shot Gun at Matthew's Station.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 3l.--A horrible
murder occurrel at Matthews static on
the narrow gauge raj road t'-da Z, of which
incomplete de1ali reach here t : ighs. J.
G. Evans af hat plac5 was slos in the
head ith snnt gun by negro in bis
employ named P Up 3 IL TIE top of
Ev $ head is said to have lie blown
entirely OFF, the Negro bel only 10 feet
Evans was Isctunlg tie negr1 for cursing
/ ths trese zee OK lady. w lat had bean
5 i'd en- the negro snot has not besa re-
ported Ee Q,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
a DILL az ArHaNs.
Sergeant e. s. Ark wright Finally Car.
ries on the Prize.

Sergeant q. 5. ARK wright FINALLY Car.
rle5 or the Frize.
ATHENS, GA, MAY 3l.--rne individual
prizs drill of the cadets of tue state uni
verify wa held this afternoon for gold
hea led cane offered b. G. A. Scuddsr OF
this city. About shi ty cade ent ,rei tbs
drill. The commands were g,veI by Lieut..
Col. Sneei igs Tue drl was close
and excIJiag. but catcl command put
down the ranks u Til Sc gt. E. s. Arg
WRIGHT ths o ly uau left I'd woi the
prize The company has decided not to
enter the prizs drill at st. Sim "a Island,
as tney will be compelled to drill against
cadets only.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-01
EAArHQuAKs sHosKs.
Portions of the Unitei Kingdom and
Paris Thaken Ep.

EOTIlOuS VI tA9 ONlLeA hlnB0OII dlQ
Paris Thaken Ep.
LONDON, May 3L-Disnatches show that
cart quake shocks were not only felt ia tae
ChaaRe islands Yesterday but also in the
Isle OF Wight. Distdrbs ces were also ex-
pc ieHcsl in many tlv S Oh the mainland
of both England AID France. Anoag tie
p aces Included are P rpslouth, Hava {,
Cherbou g. Hayre. Ronen. tir nvi le and
Caen. No damage was done ywhere.
PARIS SHAKEN.
PARIS, May Sl.--A shock Of earthquake
was felt on he lelt baak Of the Seine ia
his city to-day.
Shocks were also felt in the suburbs a
this city.