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THE ELIXIR OR LIFE
sueessaful Experiments in Philadelphia
Eject on a Reporter,

PHlLApEIPHIA, August ll.-Dr O
Ellworth Hewitt, Of this city, has beer
experimenting with "the elixir" forever
q week, with marked success, and yes
terday he experimental on reporter
who had been affected with q loss Of
sleep, The reporter loosepsd his cloth.
ing and exposed his left breast. The
doctor filled a syringe with the auid and
thrust 1t under the reporters skin, For
the moment the pain was acute, The
physician rubbed the spot vigorously TO
quicken circulation, and awaited the
result, After q brief feeling Of taintness
there came an awakening oil circulation
In every part Of the body The pains
departed within fifteen minutes, and In
half an hour the reporter felt like one
who had arisen from q healthy sleep.
An hour before the experiment he had
taken o car to ride two blocks, but now
he was ready to walk q full mile, There
was disposition to 60 to work with
rush, and 10 look on the bright side Of
things.
DR., Hewitt has had wonderful success
in treating an old man who was sorely
stricken with rheumatism, The man
was q charity patient at city infrmary,
and did not know that he Vas being
treated with the elixir. He has received
seveA injections, and, although three
weeks ago he was very feeble, Is now de-
Cldedly strong. Another Of DIR, Hewitts
eight patients Is packer In q cigar fac
tory who has been treated for Catarrh,
He knew nothing Of the character Of the
injections, and In three doses has been
Transformed from a liteless young man
into sprightly one,
DR.. Hewitt Is q modest young man,
aud makes no claims to being the first to
use the elixir in this city, He Is Of the
opinion that twill come into general
use by physicians, and that It Is mar
velous tonic, the best and most rapid yet
known. He does not believe that II
will restore structural decay, but looks
upon 1t as a stimulant which Is the most |
effective yet discovered. He has made
no investigation as to the extent Of It's
nOWer
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nB LOVES HER YET.


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The Divorce Secured by alrs. Lindiley by
Peculiar Means.
WASHINGTON, D. o., August liza
suit that Is likely to engage the atten-
ton Of the Equity Court at an early date
possesses novelty from the fact that 1t is
believed TO be the only case on record
in which a divorce was obtained by
wife while she and her husband were
living In love together, occupying the
same apartments, eating at the same
table and living, to outward appearances,
Just as husband aud wife should live.
The parties concerned are Cleland
Lindsley and May Ann Lindsey.
Cleland was formerly an engineer In the
navy, and at one time was the owner OF
property worth 100000.
The bill which has been fled by Gle.
land Lindsey aftirms that May Ann was
a poor, iricndless girl whom he married
her ut the close OF the civil war, but that
he loved her then and continued
throughout his married life to love her
dearly. From time to time he trausier-
% wSicb wa W. NJ % Ons II III 1S reasons avph VIM
ethus bestowed his worldly possessions
upon his wife was that he knew be was
Ia the habit Of drinking to excess, aud
that his property would be betterCared
for by bis wife than he could be sure OF
' 4 fsw ~ vesrs sso a slranger came nm tho
scene " bsn5some vo,,ne man N hoard
% az ILa i,owss hsrS,ise il Sas @ one of Mrs.
TindsIevis r @ whimsto entertain a boarder
Mr. Tindslav VIVA neyer mn oyer.suspi.
c;o,s I mon Ua jidn;t tl;;nk tbSt Il was
5SrJIv @ % nronsr ior the wild and bosrder
n hs In each others apartments rather
sCantilv sttired or tllat there was room
ss.. ~ ,.ctsst when witl,ont Consulting
IL M; ptfySse fSe ,,n sonld iesyS inwn and
nlm tne ,.,.s, sm0 "Va wssLs tnvstI'et at
Spsua @ ,,s,ont i sioosrrs resoTt He didn't
sSan' sSae Lis LIZ sa,, par vsrv hadIv hecanse ne
SUI, Saom LII a se ,,.tsrsd yord ~ rensoof the
s0Su IsS', ,orId as ~ lseissa tIet 4 was very nm,
,any Ky y. WIN shasa ue tha basrdsr In tbSt wav.
,a, ,.aI1 n MY s thst WI tI;s hospder lad great
SsoI T0I'I ~ I trnnhIs N Eeen bis hands off I'M.
Isa, TiadSio. u oa enS ssoaIa w. Mn evsn threaten 10
ans o ior 4 Sivorcs i've nj, The eround OF Mr..
IiUdslav,s In intsmnerate habits. Such q
tLsNn. n.nusley y,so,,i5 ipvor;Shiv nscify Mr.
IindS,a, Il,eaS "'S'u i"''@' P
'.husi " sSS .,,,,,o. ~ ,esa Atrs 1;ndslev
inaii,. ~ ihe s;l s' ane ~ ~ a @ J;yosno Int her
vsIa Iashasa u'u on,eSio5 o h Ler ior marcy He
TspaI s.S1 ~ Ssa.eu !,.a evos :, I hns whatsvsr ~
Uaeteu W s.ss otv va ~ ~ ~ a,.aaSs ,rarS.
Lue property u6 uHl uul ulIthuJ hhhS
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A NEW USE FOR STEEL
Some Valuable Suggestions from the Paris
Exposition.


NRw YoRK, August l,-Mayor Hewitt,
who has just returned from the Paris
Exposition, in speaking Of the exhibits
that interested him most, said TO a re-
porter'
SIN 1867 we first saw the Bessemer
process and the open.heaEth system for
producing steel, Electrical appliances
and apparatus also made somewhat Of q
showing then. OF course, in these mat
ters the present exposition is now much
more extensive than was that in 1867,
The machines are larger and the pro-
ducts are finer, but there are few, If any,
new principles.
'The one new thing that was likely 10
attract notice from engineers was q pro-
cess for making frames for locomotives
and cars OF all sorts from sheet steel.
The frame ia cut out Of a sheet Of steel
by hydraulic pressure, This would have
been impossible 20 years. ago, because
the iron plates Of that time would not
have stood the strain Of such an opera
tion.
'That was TO me the most striking
thing In the Exposition. People have
been wondering where the next open,
Ing for the use OF steel was to be found,
There 10 no doubt that II Is In the man
ulaCture Of car frames, The ordinary
frame will rot out say In ten years, I
should think that q steel frame might
still be in excellent condition after being
used 100 years.
"Another important feature OF the
Exposition Is that which shows how
much the cost OF steel has been cheap.
eneJ. The reduction in prices Of steel
In this country hays been made through
the adoption Of foreign processes, but
steel Is to be cheapened very much more,
/ saw steel made repeatedly from low,
grade pig at q cost Of s. q ton, On &C.
count oil the difference In the cost OF
labor we cannot do that here, but we
can take the pig iron OF the South; cost.
ing say S. ton, and convert II into steel
at q cost OF 81 more.
"This process will be introduced here
at once, look for an unprecedented
extension In the consumption Of steel in
this country. II will be produced at
price so low that II will be used In an
almost infinite number OF places not
now thought Of. The process Of pro.
producing aluminium has reached
point where the metal costs only 81
pound.
Should 1t reach the cost Of steel, Of
which there is now possibility, 1t will
create a revolution in the arts. The
world never gave such promise Of pro.
duClng wealth at so low a cost Us 1t does
rOw,H
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LONDON, August ll.-The civil suit
brought here against Alice woodhall, Of
New York, to attach property alleged 10
have been obtained by forgery from old
John Gill was dismissed, the Courts 6nd-
ing in favor Of the defendant.
Alice and Harriet Woodhall were sis
ters employed as servants by John Gill,
q wealthy old man living on East Twen.
ty.eighth street. New York. On hi
death q will WlB found bequeathing
them all his property. Gill'B children
cried fraud, and had the Woodhall Bis-
ters arrested. BY some legal teChnicality
they got temporary freedom and fled 70
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AN ABsCOSDRR CAUGHT.
a Clerk that Stole his Employers Mon,
and the Heart Of n Restaurant Girl.

A Clerk that stels His Employers Money
and the Heart Of Restaurant Girl,
NRw YoRR, August l1,-Theodore
Colin, the clerk Of the clothing firm OF
A, II, King g. Co., 697 Broadway, who
disappeared on July 2e with $eOOol the
ftm's money, and who eloped with
Fheda siegel, the pretty cashier Of the
Puck restaurant, arrived in this city
from Chicago, where he was arrested
late on Saturday night, in the custody Of
a detective, He ls locked up at police
headquarters. Frieda remains in Chi
cago. Detective Hanley says that he
believes the couple were married, as
Frieda wears q wedding ring. Cohn ex-
poets to get off lightly, as he ia a relative
Of one OF the members OF the firm,
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BOUQUETS FOR MRS. MAVERICK.
Bu. Home Secretary Matrhswsi is Deaf to
Sentimental Pleas.

Sentimental Pleas.
LONDON, August II. 1.-Home Secretary
Matthews Is not likely to yield to the
public clamor for interference in thecase
Of Mrs. Maybrick, under sentence ol
death for poisoning her husband, II out
ward signs indicate anything. Appar.
emily be pays no attention 10 the bun.
dies OF petitions in the woman's behalf
that have been laid before him. His ex.
perience in, the Lipski case, in which
the prisoner confessed after the Home
Secretary had refused q reprleve, seems
to have stifEened his resolve not 10 in.
terpose any obstacle to the sentence oi
the Court,
The popular agitation against hanging
the wretched woman, owing TO the ele-
ment OF doubt, will add great weight 10
the movement against capital punish.
ment. Very few murder cases, and
probably no hanging cases, admit ot
mathematical certainly Of proof. The
argument Is that II public feeling Is
against an ipOvoCable sentence, In the
absence Of such certainty II Is better TO
have no death penalty at all
The agitation in this case Is partly due
to sympathy with Mrs. MaybrfCk, a
freak Of popular feeling erecting her into
a hero, Ladies' are prepared 70 present
her with bouquets, aud people praise
her iortitude. The agitation In her be.
half includes several leading barristetS
and toctors,
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oApl MAY, N. j., August 1l.-HOn.
Samuel FctOendOn, who had his right
thigh fractured while fishing of ohinco'
tongue, Va, on Friday last, In company
with Senator Quay aud othefn, 10 rapid
" Improving al the Stockton Hotel here.
III serious pains have loft him, He has
received q number Of messages Of con-
d6lence; among them one from secre.
tAty Blaine, and Assistant Postmaster
IJhnAyai 1larkabh.
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TIE PRESIDENTS SUNDAY. .
lie Attends Church in a Quaint Little
Chnnnl Nehr liar Hnrbnr.

Chapel Near bar HarbOr.
BAR HARBoR, MAINE, August IL
President Harrison went to church at
Northeast this morning in company
with Secretary and Mrs. Blaine, Con-
gresham and Mrs. Lodge, Walker
Blaine and Private Secretary Halford.
The service was held in the Episcopal
chapel Of st. Marys-by.the-sea, o quaint
little building about twelve miles from
Bar Harbor, with accommodation for 800
or 400. The church was crowded and
chairs were placed on the porch.
Bishop Doane, OF Albany, who has q
summer residence at that resort, preach
cd the sermon, which was based upon
the deliverance of the Israelites from
Egypt, and In which no mention Of pol
tiles or direct alluSion 10 the guest Of the
day was made. sus-
When the services was over, the
President walked down the center aisle,
chatting with any one who chose TO
speak. In the afternoon the party
drove back 10 Stanwood by the Ocean
drive, stopping at Mr.. Palmer's cottage
for tha
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Orphan A,,luu, Burned.

AUGUSTA, August 1.-THE Augusta
Orphan Asylum, a magnificent tiye.story
building, was almost entirely destroyed
by Gre today. The fire department
fought nobly, but was handicapped by a
lack OF water. The structure cost over
$l00, 900, aud was insured for $4,000.
all the children were gotten out safely.
Two 6remen were injured by falling
timber.
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PORTLAND, oRE., August LA forest
Gro OF considerable dimensions is raging
in Washington county, onlyabout fifteen
miles from this city. People living near
Cedar Mills are hastening into open
places. The road from this place Is
blocked by the flames and no longer
passable. Several farm houses and barns
have been burned with their contents,
aud the total loss will be heavy,
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4JACE THB PEPPER" CAUGHT.
no has TerrOrirsd The Women ofElllaboth
hN IIlA TFiCks.

BY His Tricks.
ELIZABETH, N. j., August 1i.-"Jack
the Pepper" who has created conSter-
nation among the residents Of this sec
ton for weeks, was captured yesterday.
lie gives the name Of Daniel Cobb, and
several women have identified him as
the man who frightened them nearly 10
death, The fellow has been entering
'houSes by night aud making bis way To
ihe bedrooms Of the women. He has
made no altomptat robbery. Lately he
cot into the room Of Mrs, John Nc.
Carthy, OF No. 1853 Wall street, Eliza.
bethpoft, who was lying sick In bed. He
Stepped over Mrs. MCCArthy's mother,
Who lay asleep on tho floor by her
daupbier's bedside, and laid bis hand
tipen Mrs. MCCatthy's shoulder. The
sick woman was greatly shocked and
died on Tuesday last.
The rascal pulled all the clothes OF
The bed occupied by Mts. 0'HarA, oil
iiyinRston street. and she ran screaming
into DE street In her night dfess,
Shortly before that he climbed into the
lhe room Of Miss Emma Weislogel, ai
Filth street and East Jersey avenue, and
aWoke her, He threatened her with 4
pistol, and locked the door leading "a
hef tafenls' room. Miss WeiBlogel
screamed 90 Justify, however, that tht
TPeeper' Jumped out Of a window. A
score Of similar episodes are charged Ut
against The prisoner,
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PirrsBuRon, Pa, August l1.-John
Yeidcll, alias Rev. z. y, Flemon, the
colored Pittsburgh preacher, over whose
requisition from the Governor OF South
Carolinaso much disturbance was made,
has been tried on tho charge Of murder,
in Edgeleld, s. O., and acquitted. Tue
trial was short, sharp and conclusive.
The late prisoner is well guarded, but
some fears OF violence are expressed.
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A HORRIBLE BUTUuERY.

A Triple Murder In mcdowell County,
Three WomsnKIllsd.
CHARLESTON, w. vAs' August H.
A horrible butohery is reported from
Mcdowell county. The particulars are
.meagre, 1t appears that a widow named
Gilles lived in remote district Of the
county withtwo daughters aboutgrown.
They were poor but respectable people.
Friday night found I'LL three dead.
They had evidently been criminally
assaulted and murdered, There Is abso-
lutely no clue to the perpetrators OF the
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Tile Marion ON Field.

FdifRl0m Ihde9,
Marion county Is full OF oil men. They
are In every section OF the county and
hail from everywhere. This week
they have been particularly active In
Warrington district, Nearly all Of Paw.
paw has been leased. Grant is being
rapidly taken up. 1t Is probable that
the next two or three weeks will see Q
number Of wells going down. Tho well
at Mannipgton is near the Maple sand,
but another break In the machinery has
stopped drilling for a day or two. We
have no information from the well on
Tingamon, but suppose the drill Is grad.
ually descending to the right spot, You
will want 10 keep your eye on the Ma
rion oil field. Petroleum ia yet going 10
be one Of the largest Of AarlCl's pro-
luGta
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SARATOGA, N. ~ August ii.-pOst.
master General wannamaksr spoke for
hall 40 hour thls afternoon before the
Young Mems Christian Association, on
The subject Of "PfaCtiCal Obgslanityi,
There was very large atlendAngey and
d the close many shook hands with Mi
WanAmAkOf,
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BaADTOhD, Pa, August II. - Two
freight trains were wrecked al WhlAtls.
lown, ELK County, "a, this morning at
9 O'Clock, Bert Anderson an Efle
who belonged In thls
city, was Killed instantly and
Two engines and twenty-five cars were
wrecked and burned. file operator Al
J9hngohbufg should have held the Phil.
adelphia and Efle train, but neglected
70 do boI and II crashed Into IN Erie
ifOiRht going Weal.
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ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
An Eldorado Man Shoots His Wife and
MOther.ln,Law.

An Eld0rado Man shoots His Wife and
Mother.in.Law.
ELDoRADo, KAs,, August ll,-Robert
Snyder, a saloon keeper Of this place,
shot his wife and motherin'law curly
this morning, OF late Snyder has been
living separate from his family, Last
night he broke into the house where his
wife and her mother we're living and shot
the former in the breast, the latter
through the stomach. Tue lnotherin.
law cannot live, Mrs. Snyder will
recover, The cause Of the
tragedy Ia unknown, although 1t Is sup
posed Snyder committed the deed on ac-
count Of his anger at his wife for reius-
lug to live with him.
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THE WIFE OBJECTED.
Aud Was Placed Under Arrest for Raising
a Disturbance.


a Disturbance.
HAMILTON, o., August 1l.-For some
time past one Mr., Stewart, who lives
with Ills wife on the corner Of Third
and Heatop streets, has been in the
habit Of keeping company with
an unmarried lady in the First
ward, by the name Of Miss Hettle
Erhart 1t Is alleged that Stewart
represented himself 10 the young Girl %
au unmarried man, and with such an
understanding existing he gained her
confidence. Friday afternoon Mrs.
Stewart presented herself AZ the home
Of Miss Ehthatt and accused her OF steal.
Ing away her hnsband,a love. Quite a
scene 6nSued, during which Mrs. Stew.
art was arrested and taken 10 the station
house, Miss EhfhAft 10 q very tespeCta,
BILE young lady, and che u the victim oI
the deceiying WileB OF Stewart,
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ADISTiSGtjISHBD A PARTY
on tGo Cai.lin stoun,ainV.
tavetatv Faeabss nna ~ An. o,a..Is.

EntertAihed on the CalILlli MounlAiuD,
uoSerntF Foraker one Of the ausatS.
cArkitl, N. y, August 1l.-Ex.
Governors Cornell, Of New York and
Boutwell, Of Massachusetts,, Governor
Beaver Of Pennsylvania, and Foraker, oI
Ohio, Gen. II. A. BAtnum, and MessrS
Townsend, Barnes, 8. n, White, Stephen
q. Clark, Burke, aud John Vfootnan
were entertained to-day at the Calskll
Mountain House by, Commodore A, Val
santvefd and George MohlAn ant
9lgouEney Fay, and LEFT at 4 p. m. iol
New York BY special trains Of the Cav
Dklll Mountain = Wet Shore roads.
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Blllsn bya Mad pos,

BLooAtSoToS, 1Nps August ii.-EASL
KifkwoOd avenue was excited BY The
appearance Of q supposed mad dog. The
animal belonged 10 Augustus KieuRet,
and lot eeyetal days haA shown BlrD6
ol the rabies, and was confined 70 a
room, The animal escaped and Bill 4 son
Of Petef Martin In Two places.
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ALTOONA, Pa August ii,-Judge II
II, CummiuS, member Of the Flood Re
lief Commission appointed by Governor
Beaver. died this motnlnga at O'Clock o.
'Cfesson bphngs, u BFighpB disease q
lhe Kidneys. The body paased through
here this evening on route 70 WILLIAMS
mort, his late home, accompanied W
Mrs, Cumnlns, daughter and son.
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The Central oil Company, Of this city,
paid on Saturday its seventh hve per
cent dividend.
Al oil we'll was started on the farm Of
j, II. Denhatr, near Glencoe, Thurs.
day. This was tho second well started
laSt week, the other being drilled on the
IaFfn n Mr.. sthwAft,
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EVANSVILLE, IND, August ll,-An in.
yestlgaIion Of tho accounts Of W. E.
Denny, Assistant Postmaster at Boon.
vile, who Is charged with embpzzlement
In his Office, shows that hiA shortage will
amount to 1000 and may reach more,
Denny has not been apprehended.
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Boulangsr Isspoasd.

PARIS, August The letters Of tou.
langer, which were produced before tho
Senate Court, tend 10 prove that Bout
LANCER shared with Burel tllo commits.
Hiona paid by army contractors MADAME
Poufpfe, the mistress OF Boulangef, hhd
written 10 LoulBe Michel certain DIS.
closures concerning the General.
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Injured In a Runaway.
Ia Iha Tal,ltI1s,a..

PAREERsBURo, W, VAo August IL
A serious accident occurred this morn.
Ing, William Buehle and William Bush,
two well known citizens, were driving
OIL the south side Of the KanawhGwhen
their horse ran over a bank and was
killed and Bunhle and Bush were both
badly injured.
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KILRAIN MAY sURRENpER.
Indictments Found Against Several Abst
tors OF the Fight

ANuApNpnepH Apuhu against peNoEl Abet-
tors Of the Fight
NEw ORLEANS, August ll,-In response
to a question the sheriff expressed the
opinion that Kilraip would surrender
himself here for trial, Referee Fitzpat-
rick, Captain Jameson and Mr., Rich
also. Its stated that indictments will
be found against Kilrain, Muldoon,
oleary, johnson, Mitchell, Dennis But
ler, the two Murphys, bottleholders
johnson, Wakely, Stevenson and Bar
nett, and officers will then be sent to
bring the parties back for trial, The
special term for the trial Of the parties
who have already waived examination
and are out on bail, will begin to,
morrow,
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AMSTERDAM, August li.--At the inter.
national races, here "oolonel wood,''
belonging 10 Mt. MaCphee, Of New York,
won tho prx pu Sport Climb and The
Pix Du ComEe 6atiet The foinier race
wAs AZ $500 metres and the latter at 800
tnhlfna
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yiExSAtAugust II. Emperor Francis
Joseph will depart for 1'Clln on Monday
night. He will be accompanied by
Count Kalnoky. Arch Duke Francis
will join him at Prague, Al pltnltB The
Emperor will pay d brief visit 10 tho
King oil Saxony, Tho party will reach
Berlin at 3 p. tr., Tuesday
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81, PAUL, MINI, August liz Thirty.
Ave members Of The Salvation Army,
while holding a meeting thls evening al
the corner Of Seventh and Water streets,
Wefe arrested hy the police on order oI
Mayot Smith, 10 whom complaints had
been made ol lthO noise made by The Sal
ValionlblB,
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iiIr Gas well Near Anderson, rud.

ANDERSON, 1SDs August 1l,-Tho
Richmond Pipe Line Company yeSter-
day shot tie gas well completed Wed.
nesday, developing a good we'll, with o
capacity Of about Il, 2,000, 900 cubic feet
pef day, This well Ia located three and
4 lalI miles tofLhNegt Of this oily.
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sT. CLouD, MlSSa August 1l,-Peter
orth lost a leg and was otherwise
MANNED for life on the Manitoba road,
while employed as q fireman. He now
brings suit for $4,000, alleging that the
engine was defective and The company
cognizant Of that fact.
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Inlane Woman Commits Suicide.

lAroRTR, IND., August ll.-AIrs. Sarah
A. Sheldon, Of Three Oaks, Mich, was
found suspended by a rope to a beam OF
the woodshed yesterday morning, hav:
ing committed suicide in a ct Of TEN.
nnrarY insanity.