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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-08

sc SOnt pas mites deS ieur plus
tendre enhance, 4 Part difficile du
pat;nage! Et pour conblc de
bonheur, de nombreuses cotes ct
collines ajoutent de nouveanx
charmes a la marche DIES piftons.
0 mortels fortunes, qui ignorez
ce que c'est que la neige! cette
neige hypocrite, cachant sous sa
blancheur virginal- les plus nojrs
desselns cOntIe In securite DIES
hommeS asSez tem4raireS pour Ia
fouler aux pieds. Heureux, vous
q"i respirez moore des tiedes
efnuves DIES vents dn midi.
Eft ponrtant nous. he pouvons
gnere rfcrimiieT contre lie temps.
Nous avons en- lei, jnsqn'a pre-
sent June temperature dune douceur
extraordi"alre, qpe i'"n attribute
generalement i uh Displacement du
Gulf Stream. II est certain quill Y
"a dams Fair quelque chose d'anor-
NAL. Ces Yankees, pour lesquels
vons ne protessez Ell general qn'une
peu profOnde sont
pourtant des gems fort aimables.
Eft leurs femmes done! Drs mode.
les de grace ct damabilite T..
All fond, woes lie yoyez lie nord a
aussi SEES bons c6tds. Et tout nest
pas pour Ie mieux non plus, sous
votre ciel. 81 je reve paIfois de
vos terres ensoleillees, DIES senteurs
enivrantes de vos orangers EN- %flenrs,
ic songe aussi 4 vos chaleurs acca-
blantes qui enlevent a lhomme
son energie ct aux moustiques qui
Il devorent.
En sommes, lhomme est lie
sous tons les climats : Jamais
'atisfait ct ionjours desireux de ce
lu'il MA pas. A quot sert de
:ourir du Nord au Sud on de PEST
TOnest, a la recherche de rincon-
Nous cherchons solvent lie
,oLbenr an loin, IA dit I'M p~hiloSo-
alors quill Sc cache autour de
'ous. lie mienx est done de plan.
nOtre :ente on nous s0mmes.
C'est ce que ne font pas les
eunes gems de Ia Nouvelle-Angle.
ERE. BeancOup d'entre enx sui.
ent Ie tamenx avis: Young man,
. West. Ponr9uoi? sans doute,
quils ne trouvent pas lei IN :
hainp assez waste pour Ieur ambi-
lon. Faut,il les EN- b!amer? Sen l
-, sans donte, v trouvent a redire {
s frmmes qui fatalement sont |
.,ndamnees a Golfer sainte Cathe- !
ne. C'est probablement la sainte {
plus Ell honneur dams Ia NOnvelle.
ngleterre. a
LA question dn marriage aux Il
tats- Unis Sc trouve done encore q
'm%pliquee de ce fait, qui semble. c
it donner raison a la polygamie s.
ais arr6tons-nous la. Nos pro- II
's ny changeront rien. Est-ll v
d'ajouter que je mai pas r.
tie pretention. J'ai vOulu seu
.neur. par renvoi de ces lignes, r
pronver que je mai pas ou- |
i6 les lecteurs de la SENTINELLE,
81 ma prose a le don de ne
y trop les ennuyer. :
LOUIS DE SAINTEs
vantageS qu'offrent les petites pro-
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N'habitent la meme maison.
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Avis a NM. les Amerlcains

E'habitens la meme maisOn.
Avis a NM. les Americans!
lie fait est que lee divorces de-
v;ennent de plus en- plus freQuents
sur cette terre de liberte. Gen
est au point one plus dune file
Qui Went de Golfer Sainte Cathe.
ijur, Y trouve une sorte d'excnse 4
un celibat plus on moins volon.
ta,re. En- admpttant quill lie soft,
m'est.ce pas lie IA de repeter avec
10 bon LafOntaine.
"Souvent la peur dun NAL
nous conduit dams IN pire.'
Qnoi quill Ell soft, Ia multiplicite
DIES divorces sembIe r6pOndre affir.
mativement a cette phrase deve-
me 81 banale en- Ameriqne: Is
marriage q failure ST la question
s'applique au marriage tel quill est
pratique aux Etats Unis, l'afirma-
tive parait assez jnstifiee, ct de Ia
s'impose la necessite dune reforme
radicale dams les lois matrimOhia.
les. Mails, 81 ron tronye tant de
gems pour deplorer les scandales
matrimoniaux oil sont ceux qui
cherchent sincerenient d modifer
la legislation qui les produits 49,.
Aussi, lie divorce promet il dali
menter pour longtemps encore les
bavardagss de o voisines ct les
etIrOniques de nos journanx.
Une chroniqne! il y a deja qnel-
que temps, que je mai Gu lie loisir,
90 plut6t le courage, den ecrire
u.e a pen pres passable, 81 tant
eat que j,y ale jamais reussi. Mais
vGus etes 81 indulgents, Ell d'ailleurs
que voas racsnter par IN temps
seInblable
LA grippe absorbe tout, la grippe
ect partont, on he parle que de la
grippe. En- somme Reinforcement
ellie fait peu de victimes; ce don't
II fault encore s'estimer tres heu.
Teux, ct, EN- outre, Oh porte & son
actif. une fonle d'evenements aere.
;l9les. AinSi on cite maints cas- de
gendres ct de belles-meres brouil.
les a mort, qui, pris par la maladie
Ne sont Reimbursement reconcilies.
itGur ne plus Sc prendre en- grippe.
A qnelque chose malheur est bon,
G!t-On.
Est.ce bien vrai? ZEN doute
paTfOis, ct pour cause. Je me de.
m"nde, par exemple, EN- me rele.
Want ct Ell fottant mes membres
eudoloris, ce qui peut resulter de
bon pour vetre servitenr dune
CHUTE sur la glace. Jusqu'a pre-
sent, il ma guere recueilli que les
sourires ironiques DIES lemons de
ses Gefaillances, ct des courbatures
Quel dr6le de pays aussi Que
celui.ci! De la neige! de la glace!
On ne marche pas on glisse, on
Malheur a ceux Qui ne
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A TORT EFT A
Pour la sENTISBLLE de T%hibodaux.1

BATH Me. LIE 20 JANyIEI. 1890.
Messieurs les escargOts ct mesdames leurs
fa,umes
Font tOujours bon menage, ct par cette raison
Peuf-atre. que iamais ces messieurs ct COS
DANES
NItabitens la meme maisOn.
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PET7ES NOUVELLES

dune meningite. Son mari iieute.
nant colonel an 1Se. regiment din
fanterie, Ell tournee d~'inspectiOn
dams fOuesr a etc rappele par tele.
graphic, aupIes de sa femme quel-
ques heures avant sa mort.
I'm sieur Damn Went de mou.
rir a Lake, pres de Chicago, c'etalt
un geant ct il pesait $50 livres. II
a falIu faire expires pour hi un GER
cueil large de 80 p0uces ct laut de
20; dix hommes ont eu de lii pelne
d h.sSer le %cercueil sur lie corbillard.
I'm toqnG nomme Erickson, de
la California, qni ST poseen prophetic
ct qui fait les predictions les plus
etOnnauteS Went d~'aiInencer ia fin
du monde pour 1896. Mails Ell
attendant, les villes de San Fran
cisco ct Chicago wont disparaltre
dams deux mois ct vingt jours.
lie projpt de loi relatif a l'ex-
position de 1892, a New-York est Sc
riensement compIOmis pas lie confit
entire les deux chambres de la legls.
lature d'Albany provoque par !e
merchandising DIES republicans.
lie membre du Congress, ID.
Coleman "A toujours aoutenu par
son vote, les decisions autocrati.
ques de Speaker Reed.
Ill Went de Sc fonder a Houma
une grocerie d'articles lie choix, 4
l'instar lie Ia celebre maison Solari.
In South Louisiana Canal d;
Navigation Company est, financle-
rement parlant, dams II condition
prospere. Les recettes de la Com
pagnie pour Fannee 1888 %s'elevent
q $1113 SO net ct celles pour rannee
1889 a S2359.S5.
-Warmoth Il refute dune ma
Mere t0ute magistrate les accusa-
tons pOrtees contre lui, devant lie
cOmite de commerce dn Senat, par
Aujourd'hui sa contir-
nation, CONNIE collectenr du Port
lie Ia Nonvelle Orleans, ne laisse
sucun donte.
La residence du ~secr9taire de
II Marine, Tracy. est reduite en-
,endres. NELLIE. Mary Tracy ct 81
'emme de chambre ont peri dams
'incendie. Nine. Tracy s'est tuee
n sautant par n fenetre.
-Conformement a un acte
par la Legislature en- 1888
es Assessenrs de chaque paroisse
Ie PEtat, sont tpnHs de common.
er dams lie plus BRET delai lie recen-
.ment de la population. Les emu.
a%ppointes par le gou-
ernement federal, ne commence.
ont QUEEN JUN proclaim.
lie total DIES faillites aux Etats-
mis-, pour l'annee 1889 a etc de
| ,719 contre 1857 Ell .1SSS.
La vile de Donaldsonville, aui
une haute position dams les
commerciales, fait actuelle. [
tent construire DIES banquettes en- !.
riqucs. s
lie chef du bureau des terres
'Etat a Baton-Konge, a vendu
e%raierement 4 la compagnie
Watkins dn Lac Charles, 59,O2O.S5
ores de terre, a S75 )'acre. ]
lie Picayune de la Nouvelle
'rleans est entire dams sa 54me
nnee.
lie Due de Monpensier, cinq-
leme fills de Louis Philippe est
Iort soudainement a San Lucas.
lie Beau-pere du Comte de
arts. Sa troi>ieme file Maria de Q
$ Mercedes etait la premiere fem .
'e du feu Roi d'Espagne. On at f
ibue la cause de sa mort i nna .
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fARFU MERLE -Lt. beau s.As, les
leuiirs g"i,> ct les iunmps Mfirs
qnl v~nirnt singer la l.~turssp. ali
men IT re-, l.-irh,n l.> partnm. les
plus saves. lr~ ~-SS".,.> r. pins
rhlieS. hr- Sav"n~ - I, IL o%forants
les aillctr~ d~ tnIirtt,. IT, i. a. W
dl>pen-abi' : - i.~ ptu> u In un,nis
tells qn'. int,~s~> 4 ,icu :. rcignrs
Dt0>Ses - t'!i.s- A..lr. ,tr.. ,,a,ss
roHf. IN I"sIfi tons r.~ a,tIrl"s
dams Ia f'hafe,a-i, Iit,lnsirauN q
ues pilA InI u.H-nt isa.~ tJtscoF-
-e,ce.
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ATTENTION.
Aniaha. Of the Geldem raj

Regular meetings of T~hibodaux Cass,.|
10 H.: OF q. X. will I've HELD IN the llsi|
Excelsior Ledge No. "a l. q. o. f. Gu n.
o'clock p. NJ.
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a vENEsIri:.

Un@ p"'unpr tie l. innnrs r.na
Ilyatlun.
Machine II lDailIslr- ~, im,H vr
or-. S'"t'i's~tr a VI. George ~
on"~ "n "A La SENTINELL.E lie Tht.
b~C.taux.
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Jack the Ripper.

The excitement caused by this inhuman
monster is scarcely equalcd by that pro
duced by the great discovery Of DR.. Miles
The Restorative Nervine. It speedily
cures nervous prostratlon, change Of life
pain, dullness and confusion in head, fits,
sleeplessness, the blues, neuralgia, pal
pitatlon, monthly pains, etc. Mr.. John 8.
Wolf druggist, Of Hillsdale, Mich Tai.
bott and Moss, Of Greensburgh, Ind. and
A. w. Blackburn. OF Wooster, o. say, that
"The Nervine sells better than anything
we ever sold, and gives universal salts
faction" DIR. Miles new illustrated treat
ise on the Nerves and Heart and trial bot
tie free at E. w. Adams drug store.
SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on a guarantee. il
cures consumption.
Sold by F.D. Felt.
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MolsMoNs KNoCKED OUT.

A Crashing Defeat Administcred at the
Polls 20 Latter nay salnts-Sccnes oi
the widest Excitement.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Feb. 1.-THE
municipal election Monday passed on
quietly. The city was crowded with
a,ecial police, detectives and deputy
United States marshals, for the purpose
OF preventing illegal voting, which each
party claimed the other would resort
to. It was feared that an attempt tc
challenge and arrest voters would result
in riot and bloodshed, but this anticipa'
tion was not realized. Bands paraded
the streets and the thoroughfares were
iammed with excited citizens who real
lied that upon the result OF this battle
depended the future Of the Mormon
church as political organization.
At five o'clock it was estimated that
the returns from every ward In the city
gave a total vote of 6,2oS, divided as fol-
lows: Gontiles, 3,443; Mormons, 2,S55
The Liberal leaders posted bulletin
claiming 1900 majority. The news
spread rapidly and the Gontiles became
wild with joy, They literally took pos
session Of the city, the Mormons retir
ING to their homes. Flags were run uI
in all directions and lanterns and fire
works illuminated the streets and build
ings. Cannous boomea, boufires wer
lighted at every ccr3,r and hundreds o
mon paraded the str cts with drums an
torches, yelling like mad. No sue
scenes were ever witnessed before II
Utah. The Mormons admit their defeat
but say that IL was brought about by !
legal methods and that the result wi
he reversed by the courts.
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Polson OAK.

The following extract, iaken from A
letter written BY Mr.. E, A. Bell, fully ex-
plains itself: s ~
While surveying land in 1888 accident
ally handled poison oak vine, and In less
than three hours the eruption usually
resulting from such contact begins In ten
days. my face was swollen and disfigured,
and my bands and arms seriously affected.
| immediately began taking Swifl's Spe.
cifc q 8 y, and after taking three large
bottesll l found all signs t,f the breaking
out entirely removed. j was led to sus.
pect rs return at the same time next year,
fut It did not, nor has there been any
indications Of Its return since.
NY little boy, eight years old, was af.
ficted with the same poison In 1884.
After taking several bottles of Swift's
specific q y 81 the eruption entirely dis
appeared. A very slight form Of the
same eruption returned during the next
spring, but We then resumed the s s s
and having taken enough during tina,
season TO make the cure permanent, he
has not since had any return of the dis
ease. Swift's Specific IS S S)certainly
effected thorough cures in both thest
cases. and regard II as q most effective
remedy for al! such diseases. E. A. Bel
Anderson, y. G.
| Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC Gu
Atlanta. Ga.
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NO QUORUM.
Frssh Complications In tho Montana Log
isiatiye Muddle-The Last Democratic

Fresh Complications In tho Montana Leg
islative Muddle-The Last Democratic
Senator Leaves tho State. t"Aa-
HELENA, Mont, Feb. 11.-Democratic
State Senator Becker crossed the Idaho
Montana line on a special train yester-
day morning. BY his action the Senate
Is left without quorum, as all the Dem
ocratic Senators are now beyond the
frontiers OF Montana. The question now
conironts the Senate whether the legis-
lation had on Saturday night can be-
come law. af..rs
The law requires that the Lieutenant
Governor shall sign bills in the pres
ence Of the Senate, and the bills passed
on Saturday night are not yot signed
Legal advice will be taken TO ascertain
whether the affixing OF the Presidents
signature In the presence OF quorum
is obligatory, II found TO be unneces
sary the appropriation bills will bt
signed and sent TO the Governor.
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Killed by an Exploding Boiler.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. liza nue col
lapsed in one OF the boilers OF the
Standard Lumber Company's mill yes
terday. There are ten boilers in the
concern, but only four we're running at
a pressure of eighty pounds, justenough
to furnish power for the planning ma
chimes. The engineer, Joseph Reed,
was terribly scalded and died. The fire.
man. Richard Rigler, was blown 25O
feet, landing on the ice in the river, He
was scalded and sustained other injuries
that will prove fatal. The damage tc
the building Is slight tpA ET
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MayThank Hsr stars.

The narrow escape OF Mrs. d. n. Seafles
Of Elkbstt; Ind !, from a petInatufe death
is wonderful. She states thst 'fur twenty
years my heart troubled me greatly. |
became worse. Had smoiheting spells,
short breath, futtering, could not sleep
on my left side, had much Pam IN
Breast, sholder and stomach. Ankles
swelled. Had much headache and dizzl
ness. Treatment did me no good, until
| tried DR.. Miles New Heart Cure ant
Restorative Nervine. The first bottle
helped me, and l was soon virtual,
cured. For sale at e. w. Adams drul
store. A fine book on Health and Nerve
| free.
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Hlbbard's Rheumat,o sy run.

There is certainly something remark
able in this preparation as it is meeting
with asuccess never attained by any other
medicine. 1t never fails, if used as d.
rpcted
For over twctty years l nave been a
great sufferer from tie effects of diseased
stomach, and for three years past have
been unable 20 de- business. Two years
ago my case was pronounced incurable.
l visited different water cures and eli.
matesall to no purpose, Last June,I began
using Hibbarl's Rheumatic Syrup (Pre
psred by Hibbard's Syrup Co., jackson
Mlch.) and az once began to feel better
lhave used thirteen bottles, and am O
we'll MAN. EDWARD BAKER.
Master Mechanic and Blacksmith.
202 jackson Street, jackson, Mich
For sale by T. w. Adams. i,
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Planning to Oppose tho standard.

PrrrsBuRGH, Feb. 1l.-one Of the big
Qest deals in the history OF oil produc'
tion is being pushed in Pittsburgh.
Prominent gentlemen connected with
the oil trade we're closeted in the Office
of one Of the heaviest producers yester-
day. They considered plans to buy uT
ali the heaviest producers and start In
dependent refineries. The scheme which
was considered is ono TO oppose thu
STANDARD, and II embraces some OF th'
largest capitalists in the country.
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A BLACK OUTRAGE.
Negress Beaten Nearly to Death
by Masked Women.
Appreciation Of q Lynching Results in
O Midnight Raid

BY Irate Amazons Bent on Teaching One
OF Their Race the Danger OF Holding
Opinions DinerinR from Those OF Hei
Dushy Sisters. st .& -. lN.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb ll.---A strange
story comes from Allendale, small
hamlet in Barnwell County near the
scene OF the recent lynchings. Hattie
Frazier, negro woman, and her infant,
month old, we're the victims Of queer
Black Cap outrage. When tho news OF
the butchery at Barnwell Court House
reached the Allendale section, Hattie
Frazier was one of the few negroes who
did not join in the chorus Of condomna-
tion OF that act. On thu contrary she
openly expressed the opinion that the
murdered mon had only got what they
deserved. Since that time the woman
has been in bad odor with her race. She
received threats from time to time, but
treated tncn with scorn.
But one night last week. while aslee[
in her house with her infant, she was
aroused by a noise indicating that some
one was trying to get in at the door
Not suspecting anything, she went out
with her child in her arms to see wha'
was the matter. Arriving at the dool
she was seized and dragged away from
the house and subjected to most bru
tai beating. The lynchers were in mas
culine attire gnl wore black masks ant
caps. After beating the woman nearl.
to death they left her, with a warnini
that they would return the next nigh
and finish her II she was found In tn
neighborhood.
After the departure OF ,he Black Cap
the woman dragged Ge sell Jack to he
house, where she founu her child lyinj
on the ground. The next day she ider
tilted two of her assailants. They wer
negro. women living in tho vicinity an
we're at once arrested and lodged in jail
The women turned States evidence an
confessed that the fogging was done b
a band Of from twenty to forty negr
women, who were dressed in male attir
with black masks and caps,and who III
dertook to punish their victims for th
mothers expression Of opinion about tn
Barnwell negroes fate. Upon their tel
timony fifteen negro women residing
She yjeinity,were, arrested. The affa
has, created much excitement in Bari
well County. Great efforts were mad
TO keep the matter, quiet, but the stoi
leaked out yesterday.
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strikers Reinforced.

NASHUA, N. H., Feb. 1.-THE 14o en-
ployes in the carding room OF the Nashua
company yesterday Joined the striking
mule-spinners and weayers In demand
for restoration OF pay. The mule-spin'
ners and weavers met and rejected thu
agents proposition TO return to work a
t6e reduced wages pending arbitration
This makes the outlook more gloomy
khau avQr
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cronIn .IuTy BrIbers' Trial Begun.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE trial OF the
men charged with attempting to bribe
the Cronin jury was begun in Judge
Waterman's court yesterday. In the
absence OF John Graham, the chief de-
fendant, who is reported to have fed to
Mexico, the court adjourned until Wed.
nesday after hearing the arguments for
and against the other defendants, on
motions to quash the indictments, for q
change of venue from Cook County and
for separate trials. Grahams bonds Oh
sL5. 600 were declared forfeited.
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sTREWN WITH WRECKS.
Great Loss Of Life and Property by
storm In Chesapeake Bay.

StOfth IN Nuo1ePo@Ao 49,
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 1.-THE storm
which prevailed in this section Saturday
night and early Sunday morning proved
very destructive to life and vessels. A
number OF oyster pungies were blown
to sea. The sloop Golden Rule sunk In
Lynn Haven Inlet and Captain Andrew
Jones died from exhaustion after being
rescued by life saving service men. The
sloop Annie is missing and her crew are
thought to have perished. The crew O
the sloop Wyandotte, which went ashore
at Virginia Beach, were rescued by thu
life savers, as was also the crew OF th'
schooner T. M. Thomas, which sunk II
ocracoke Inlet. 1t is estimated tina
twenty lives have been lost In Chesa
peake Bay during the storm.
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WINTHROP, Me-, Feb. II. "A serious
coasting accident occurred here last
night. Five young men--Thomas Put
nam, Walter Webb, Charles Remick,
Ellie Martin and Ovid Howard-were
sliding on an ark down High street, and
when near the depot collided with a
lamp post with terrible crash. Put
nam was knocked insensible; Webb re-
ceiyed serious injury to his leg and
deep cash In his knce-pan; Remick was
insensible and apparently dead when
taken up. Martin And Howard are un'
injured, fblat
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chamberlain's Eye and skim

A certain cure Tor Chronic Sore
Eyes, letter, Salt RheDm, Scald Head
Old Chronic Sores, Fever Sores Eczo
ma, Itch, p rairie scta,cbes, SIRE MD
plies and piles. 1t is cooling and soota.
ing. Hundreds Of cases have beer
rured by 1t after all eiher treatment
had tailed. Is sDd 80 cent boxes for
ale by FredlD Felt Druggist. 1, SalSs
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KILLED BY THIEVES.
An Artist Dies In n Few Hours After Ha'
ing Bacn slugged by footpads.


Ing Becn siugEed by footpads.
New York, Feb. 1l.-James Trenor,
employed in, Sehaus' gallery IS an ex-
pert on art matters, died Yesterday at
bis boarding house Of skull fracture
which he alleged he received Sunday
night In fight with thieves in Eighty
sixth street. q He returned Monday
morning drunk and covered with blood.
His landlady sent for doctor who found
cut four inches long extending across
the scalp on top Of Trenors head down
over the right eye. Thedoctor says the
wound was not caused by fall, but by
a tremendous blow. He sewed up the
wound. Trenor told the physician that
thieves tried 10 rob him and on his re-
sisting they struck him. AT daybreai
Trenor, with sudden gasp, started up
blood gushed from his mouth, ears ant
nose and he fell back dead,