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MAKING It HOT FOR MGALLA.
Lieut.. IngerSOll Gives Some Sensational
Testimony at The Court Martial.

Interest has begun to grow anew in the
McCslla court martial owing to the sensa-
tional testimony developed during the past
few dayA, and matters begin to look serious
for the commander OF the Enterprise.
Lieut.. lemly stirred things mp in q lively
fashion yesterday. md Lieut.. Ingersoll. it
10 said, will 10 the same to-day.
The latter held = very disaRrceable position
on the Enterprise.
He was compelled to carry out the orders
81 his commander, no matter low painful
the. duty or disaRreeable the order.
When the. reading of klein's testimony
was hnished this morning, Capt. Erben
You were officer of the deck when
Graham was confned?'
Why iidn't you inform him that you
gave Graham permission to 10 to the
IL don't know, sir, " said Kline weakly,
- didn't have an. opportunity
Then why didn't you 20 the next day
AMI tell him that Graham was unjustly con
fined -
~ don't know. sir"
Capt Erben gave i up, and Lawyer Mem
2ies then took a hand.
TO him Klein said ii was none of his
hlctn's) business. as the Commander had
not asked him and no investigation was
made.
Judge .Garst then announced that Com.
mander McCalla's request that his counsel
be allowed to sum. mp orally, instead of in
writing. as demanded by law, was denied by
the Court.
Lawyer Choate asked that the request be
foEEwhrded To the Secretary OF the Navy.
The examination of Lieutenant lngersol
was then continued.
He gave unintereating testimony regard
inR, irons and then told the Judge that he
had seen men confined in o Strait.jacketa.
lilo exhibited one of the jackets. It was
made of hard stiif canvas, with holes for
lacing, up In, the back. The Jacket vas
passed around among the Court members.
Lieutenant lnger.ol then went on to re-
late tile ca.cS uf ~LundD!ag. Ross. Swazlich,
Walker and Others.
The evening world., 1890-04-30
Asrarian outrages in Ireland.

TDUNLAFB VNbLE NkWB bFKCTAL
DUBLIN. April 80. "A return has Just
been issued OF the number of agrsrian
~otfenses committed in Ireland. during the
quarter ending March 81.
The total was 81. Of which 80 were threat
ching letters intended to intimidate. II
were other forms Of intimidation. 10 were
injuries to property. Z were killing aud
manning Of cattle, q were firing into dwell
ings. q were incendiaries, 8 were firing at
the person. 3 aggravated assAults and l
granddaughter.
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You see Il good many odd people ont here, l
suppose2
.Lariat Luke-Ya.As: yon oughter see some
@ these derned dudea from the East when
they try to ride q hoas!
He Didn't Do n.

Prom ne Merchant TFdrsHsT.
They are still telling 4 political story OF
the last campaign. and Of the experience Of
. Chicago orator who went out into the
country to help a friend. and who spoke in
3 tow where his friend wasn't popular.
The orator failed TO charm tie playful audi
Cnce and was rotten-egged OF the platform.
Upon his return, the friend, after hearing
of the egg adventure asked him eommiser-
atingly;
ibid you suocumb, Bill 2"
suck EN-! Bet your sweet life ! didn't
suck EN-! i clum out Of the back window -
The evening world., 1890-04-30
M'CLAVE AND BORDEN OUT.
Mayor Grant Has Police and ark
Board Vacancies to Fill.

The terms Of Office Of Police COMMISSIONS
John McClave int Park Commissioner NC.
ID. Borden expire to-day. and there Is much
speculation among local politicians a. to
their successors.
Both men are Republicans and both reside
n Mayor Grants Assembly District, the
Nineteenth.
Mayor Grant changed the n~on-partisan
character OF the Police Board by appointing
James J. Martin in place of Stephen Ii.
liable to continue his victors and spoils pol
leg IN the new appointment. lie refused TO
ter.
~Ex-Surrogate Daniel G. Rollins. Repnbli-
can, held = secret conference with the Mayor
tins morning, which led to the inns that
there Is . possibility OF the appointment
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FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
ssOHOSl'A ssoao1isI ceU.ET Y e..

bsoH0NIsA s~NoaoNIIa CouETT Y IT,
sspt. ~, 1857.
AEEsRs. FLEMING BEOI.
GEETLyHES; Dr.. @, hcLASE's CELEBRATED
LIyER PILLS hHd ; regular plAss IN NJ pTssties,
and l recommend then on all occasions fhsy s=s
usriIAlsd iOE Liver Complaint and gsasIal dsbn-
ity. lnd are largely sold N this TssiOn- A better
remedy cannot b found. W. N. TeESpRoW.
Ours sex headache. 6lllOusRssA. LIVER complaint.
dysDepsiA hsATtbara. Indigestion. malaria PlmPlss
on face aud bady, impure blood. 4e.. ~ asinE reg
uary DR.. U AcLAREs oELIsRATID LIVEA
PILLS gIsR.isd cay n kSuiIf Rro. rittsbarE.
lnstst apon hAsilE ths gsHel1s DE-. Z. AcLAEk'A
LIYEA. Phls, nst4Esd ~ FleaAHS bFeA, Pitts
busa. Pa the m&rket b@nE tpAl - lmh4tle2a qt
The name Mel AsH. coantsusita as aa4s = -.
L0ua. No. bsaars - AbA
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Mrs. SHELL Macrae Recovering.

DUNLAP CABLE NEWS sPEctAtl
LONDON. April 3o.-Mrs. Snell-Macrae has
now recovered sufficiently to take daily
airinRs on the Thames Embankment. where
she may be met in company with an at
tendant.
She shows signs Of the severe struggle she
has had to keep her hold on life, and 10 now
only the shadow of her former self.
She will probably sail for New York on the
Teutonic ON May I, but Douglas Green will
remain here.
The evening world., 1890-04-30
10 BEGIN THE ARCH TODAY.

The celebration in this city to-day of the
lolst anniversary Of the Inauguration Of
President WASHINGTON win take the form
OF breaking ground for the Washington
Memorial Arch to be erected in Washington
Park, opposite the beginning Of Fifth avenue
and about 100 feet inside the park.
The evening world., 1890-04-30
The Due dc Luynes to Be Arrested.

The Duo de Luynes to Be Arrested.
rRI cApiE TO TEE PREss RVS AssocIArIoN.I
PARIS. April 80. The arrest Of the Mar
quis de Mores has led to the discovery that
he was In correspondence with the Duo de
Luynes. the friend OF the Due d'Orleans.
In the search OF the residence of the Mar
quis papers were found discriminating the
Due de Luynes. and the arrest of the latter
has been resolved y
The evening world., 1890-04-30
At the Art Club.

Palette Ito critic)-Quill. what do you
mean by that word fine which you apply
TO SO many ~pictuTess
Quill-Well, old Fellow, to be candid gith
you, 10 doesn't lueAn snJ ling Its merely
. convenient term to use when / eanttruth-
fully compliment = picture very highly and
with to avoid hurting = painters feelings
later.
Pa.elie ldisplGying the latest creation Of
his geniuEl-How's that7
Quill forgetting himselD-Oh. my dear
fellow, that's really hnel
The evening world., 1890-04-30
COMMISSIONER MATTHEWS ILL
Seized by a Psralytic Stroke Which
May Prove Fatal.

Dock Commissioner James Matthews is
reported to be dying at his residence. IT'S
East Sixty-fourth street.
tie was seized with q pGralytic stroke the
latter part of last week. and to-day his i'll
ness took a critical turn.
Ihe death OF Commissioner Matthews
during Mayor Grants term would have the
eneet OF giving the control of the Dock De-
srtment into the hands Of TammAnY Hall,
lhfongh the votes OF Commissioner Cram
and the new appointee.
The evening world., 1890-04-30
new YORE'S CRACK OARSMEN.
Their Chances in the Principal
Regattas Of the Summer,
Amusing and striking Experience of
Billy Madden "On the Road

One Of the most interesting repAttss OF the
amateur oaramen Of this part OF the country
is that annually held July 4 on the Schuyl.
kill River. under the auspices of the SchuyI-
kill Navy, aud generally dubbed the peoples
invitation regatta. This year there ought to
be a spirited rivalry among the oarsmen.
With so many crack Fights, fours. pairs and
singles on the Harlem and psssaic. New
York might certainly capture a fair share OF
the honors.
The events open to ell are senior and iu-
Nor eight-oared shells. four-oared shells
and gigs, pair.oared shells. double sculls.
senior and junior single sculls. The prizes
most notable are the Sharpless. and Down
inr cups, the former for eights and the
latter for fours.
The Hudson Athletic Club. Of Hoboken.
will hold an athletic and boxing exhibition
Friday Nenin at ~Cronheim's Theatre.
BILLY MADDEN; recently returned from Cal.
up . boxing exhibition to take PLACE Monday
night at the Firth Avenue Casino. brooklyn.
when he will, introduce big Joe McAulitfe.
the Pacific Slope heavy weiRh to Eastern
Joe IL on the lookout for q match with any
Q! the big. uns. not even excepting sullivan.
lnhNlCll ~ huAlOuh W Hlh NCu niIu hkhlllft
Peter jackson or Jim Corbett. Monday Joe
will spar with Jack Fallon, and an. interest
ing go " IL assured.
cent tour with the lightweight champion,
Jack McAuliffe, al English puRilirt.
who va@o was to hESe IiPpErcd Jscs' made
S SG'sS pSinI nScE ssai BLY, ri'i orer a,ia 70 bd ,a9 bim
in Jacks place. Oct on TO der, manager
standin np to der Gloke." yelled the boys
in the gallery. And Billy not only stood mp
his head enc the four rounds were up. He
put him to sleep with a right-hander. This
was Mndden's first battle for ten years.
The Wayne Athletic Club, which has Its
active preparations for May 10, the date SET
for its 1 l5-pound boxing competition.
The Harlem REGATTA Association has
winners OF he Memorial bay ress,ts.
\. j., from April .l-.I. one week. W. Il.
hnrding' porting editSr OF the "".,c,
thirty-nine horses that ran IL. while
many selected were scratched aud did not
run.
The cight-oared crew of the Passaic Boat
Club intends to make q very strong attempt
TO win the prize at the Memorial Day races
on the Passaic.
II the talkel-of boxing contest between
Jimmy .Larkins, the la2-pound ersey pugil-
ist. and Billy Murphy. the Australian. who
il now in thisc city. san be, brought about, 10
ought to prove u memorable event In prize
RUG annals.
The Corinthian Athletic Club. Of West
Brighton. will have u road rup next Sstur-
day night.
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Among Friends.

Crayon-Niee piece Of canvas Well. of
course il ia. What Of itf
Criticus-I Vas thinking ID was too bad to
spoil ID with one OF your Landscapes Why
not make ! tennia cap out ofn7
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A Grand Scheme.

But you are too poor, you say, to sup
port 3 wife"
''You do not understand me, Ethel. OF
course NE cannot marry right away First
you must marry Ar. Cr0auA. thea gst ;
DIVORCE, aud We eau live ever aitsT On the ali
mony.H
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Work Ahead for Prof. Gleason.

F. ". Schmidt, Of 800 Washington street.
has = friend who il owner of q particularly
vicious stallion. whose kicks and bites nave
already diss bled two men. EotHithstand-
lag this Prof. Gleason has undertaken to
tame the brute Saturday evening, When he
will also handle the vicious horse Jim WIcka
OF Sand Lake. and a lively time il looked for
at the CyclorAmE building,
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HURT ON THE BROOKLYN 81"
Old Mr.. Davis Tried to Get Aboard
After the Gates Were Closed.

Leopold Davis, eiRhty-thrse years old. Of
SsS Hart street, Brooklyn. attempted 10
board : Union Il" train at Broadway and
vas closed.
ne chung TO the gate and was violently
IIoSsned Ssalnst . small structure on the plat
ntAl. ~ "H"H nay "4S's
The evening world., 1890-04-30
E GOODS SECTIONS

DRESS GOODS SECTIONS.
We have placed on sale.
OH the Main Floor. four
hundred superior quality
= Pattern Dresses $, at
$12.6O, SID. 90, S17.6O
and $2O.OO; these goods
are of the very best grades
of summer .WOOlens; the
accompanying Novelties
are I'm Lace Work.
interviewer with stripes
of Sicilian and Velvet.
All who visit our base
ment sales-rOOm during
the balance of the week.
are invited to examine
the following:
BisOnette Plaids and
Stripes, at so cents per
yard; White Bunting.
with fine stripes of black,
at 40 cents per yard /;
stripe Tamise,~ silk-miXed;
Diagonal Twist and Pin
head Checks. at 10 cents
per yard; In regular dOu-
BILE widths and all wool.
Purchasers are urged to
secure the advantages of
an early selection, as the
above are uncOmmOnly
good value.
NJ ~NIcCREERY & co.
Broadway and nth st.
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For a Big saloor-Keepers' Brewery.

Plans have been died for the erection Of
the Consumers Brewing Company's brew
cry. on Avenue A. between Fitty-fourth aud
fifIy-tifth streets. II will be six stories high.
and will cover the entire block. The brew
cry will be managed by New York saloon.
keepers and will cost over q million.
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SHOOK HIS AGED MOTHER.
Cruel Case OF Desertion Discovered
IN the Barge Once.

salina Groena, sixty years old. was dis.
covered to be almost destitute in the Barge
Office this morning, having been cruelty
abandoned by her son. Stainslaus. with
whom she arrived from Hamburg 4 week
ago.
for himself, hls wife and two children, for
acme town In Michigan. and during the con-
fusion quietly LETT his aged mother and de-
parted for the West.
The poor old woman can speak no English
and ~ without money or friends The Off
cials will try TO lind her soD.
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Fair; Stationary Temperature.
iEFEcIAL TO THE EvgaISa WoRLD.I


c. 80. Yea
her Publications.
For Eastern NsU
York: FAR. Ool-
iOued bV light ran
IN RoFthsrHpOFiiod:
stationary temper
aturr. sosAheFlv
t0iRdS.
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0'BRIEN AT REST.
Ills Funeral TO-Day's Great Event In
th, Eighth District,
Imposing Dem o1stratlons Of His
Peoples Affection.
Crowds Blocked Riyington street
and Covered the House-Tops.

The body Of John J. o'Brien lay in
state all this morning in the psrlor Of 02
Rivington street. his old home.
The plain black cloth covered casket with
heavy silver mountinRs, stood in the centre
Of he room. and from an early hour . con-
slant stream Of visitors passed slowly around
1t.
Upon the silver plate this inscription was
engraved.
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THE PRIVATE DETECTIVES LOT.
He Was Robbed, Bound and Left
PROSTATE Under O Log.
ESPECIAL TO rHr EVENING wonLp.N

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLp.l
DETROIT. April 3o,-A private detective.
employed by the Sheriff Of Bsnsoie County,
in the Wright murder trial. was ambushed
yesterdev, near Bear Lake. by seven men
with blackened faces.
He was robbed OF his watch, money and
revol,err. his feet and hands were tied and
a log was rolled on him which held him pros
trate until he was fonnd by friends.
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True Courage.

True Courage.
lTT0A Tads StniA0sl
De smythe-who is that affected specimen
OF humanity mAkIng towards us?
DE Johues-ThAts Dnmley. and despite
his harmless appearance hes a courageous
man,
',.Well, his. looks, belle him. But what
makes You think he has %cOuTage?"
lie eats restaurant hash.
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A Wish.

IRON LUss
CumSo-My dear, do you think that our
occupations in the next world will be the
same AZ in this
Mrs. Cumso-Well. ! should be sorry to
think YOU would smoke IS much there a.
here.
The evening world., 1890-04-30
A Ven with Some Feellng.
TF'Om 10 Hssf SA0Ts.

TFFVW NJ va oAoFf.I
mere, let that dog be. I'll leach you 10
lind 10 animals = raid the k~ind-heaFted
49, ~ Nc Knocked His t~en-year-old bog
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A Worthy Man.

Iron Tc<as SVfiHssI
Jones-So poo Brown IL dead. What q
worthy man he was.
MsCnsick-t should FAY he was worthy.
Lett $40, 900. didn't he?
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Recoverable

"sArse, what 70 glib de baby : button to
swSller il and xiii heselT ~
Yes; but | done tied = string onto it.
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WIN Be Called for in the spscinca

WIN Be Called for In the specihca-
lions.
LTroE NunI,y's weakly.
Architect displaying the plans>-Here is
the front elevation with the outside window
and circular gallery: this Is the east eleya-
tion. showing oTisl tower.
Teddy enormously interested in the new
house)-And where are the two mortgages pa
said he was going to put on?
The evening world., 1890-04-30

IFssG, LOsl
MrL BroWn-Did you pick mp that tack |
dropped on the ioOTf
Brownies; but | didn't mean to.
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J Indicated b. Blake
100 Issa

bb IsAA b
1ssE.ss Tor sOrrssyaAaisE uhas -ss Isss. 500
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Out OF thirty-seven races run at Linden,
n. j., from April al-.7. one week. W. T..
Harding. sporting editor OF tho PnIic-
EdIrtt,, tipped twenty-five winners and
thirty-nine horses that ran IL. while
many selected were scratched aud did not
run,
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The eight Dared crew OF the Passaic Boat
intends TO make 4 very strong attempt
TO win the prize at the Memorial Day races
on the pAssaic.
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1.-Two Old Cronies," 4 farce-comsdy that
has met with success on the road, closed its
season last Saturday. Ten Brock and Hen
season appear in Q. farce-comsdy called
''SAbobs,'" while Two Old Cronies" will
fall TO the lot OF Measrs. Mills and Jerome.
The evening world., 1890-04-30

The Actors Fund benefit at Palmer
Theatre Friday afternoon promises, to be
e sery b im!srss''t Ga.se IHs s SsI,edion. fiqEehfe
MackAy. Rachel Macauley. Florence st.
John and u number OF other attractions are
promised, Another benefit that .threatsn.
the Star Theatre Sunday night In honor OF
Frank M. .Reynolls. business. manager OF
the Eden Musee. Pauline Il all. NAV Irwin,
OF others will appear.
The evening world., 1890-04-30
Hard TO Masticsts.

Hard TO M~asticets.
tEFoH. HapsTs BasaF.I
Dumley 10 lAndlGdyl Did YOU say. Mrs.
Hendricks. that this Is = canyas-bAck duck ?
Mr.. HendTicks-So the dealer told me.
Dumley Then il must be %. Iiutl think.
Mrs. Hendricks. that YOU have given me .
piece OF the cAnyAs.
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The Harlem REGATTA Association has
winners OF the Memorial Day regatta.
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Didn't Hitch.
From TsTaS SiJffass. !

Didn't Hitch.
IRON TsEaI SiJfias[l
Jones was TO have been married last
Wednesday, but his haness backed out a.
the last moment Bat brown hadn't heard
Of the f1sco. and when he met Jones the
neat dGy he said;
That ahAir was all right yesterday -
Yes" returned Jones, 1T sent OF with
out 4 hitch.
The evening world., 1890-04-30

Father sapdraz," the play, which Mrs.
chicago. viii be prsssntsd by her o. the st.
Jamess Theatre, London. with q cast in:
Guiding Fred Eyerili. Henri VAndslle and
ii. de LANCE.
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II the talkel-of boxing contest between
Jimmy Larkins, the la2-pound ersey pugil-
ist. and Billy Murphy, the Australian. who
IL now in this city. san be brought about, 10
ought to prove u memorable event In prize
RUG annAls.
The evening world., 1890-04-30

The Wayne Athletic Club, which has Its
club. ho on Jersey City Heights, Ia making
active preparations for May 10, the date set
for its l l 5-Dound boxing competition.
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Travelling toilet and manicure sets.
BAsT-TERRY MEn. Co: 40 Main e
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kAYSyILLE KINKS.

Charles E. Pearson was in the town on
legal business yesterday.
w. S. and r. G. Barnes, of Salt Lake
spent Thanksgiving in Kaysville.
THANKSGIVING in Kaysville was spent
very quietly A dance in the music hall a.
night was the only form of amusement.
The Sunday school children are to have
day out next Wednesday. A picnic and pro-
gramme in the morning and dance in the
Music hall in tho afternoon, will De given
for their special enjoyment. In the even
ing. there will be dance for the older peo-
pie to help defray the expenses. Tickets
fifty cents.
Tickets for the performance of "Enoch
Arden" by the Pennington Dramatic com
pany, this evening, are having quite large
sale, and indications are that there will be
full house. The people of Kaysville I'M
derstand and appreciate the abilities OF the
| Johnson Brothers both as teachers and ac-
tors, and the appearance of Nose Johnson
name in the title role, forms quite an at
traction.
Judge Phillips and party returned from
| their unsuccessful deer-hunting trip, last
Thursday evening. During their eleven
| days absence they succeeded in killing one
deer-no doubt cripple. From what we
can learn, deer in the Lost Creek region
| eulS year dIe fSlS Son"PASuouS W
absence, AID it is very probable that local
Nimrods will have to look for other hunt
| ing grounds 10 the future.
On next Friday evening, December 5, the
Home Dramatic club and members OF the
elocutionary class, under the management
of Mr.. Nose Johnson, will present the re
nowned drama, East Lynne" at the Music
hall. We notice by the cast Of characters
that some of our best local talent will take
part, and with Mr.. johnson as Archibald
Carlyle and Miss LISA Balla as LADY
Isabel we see no chance of being mistaken
in our expectations of a dramatic treat
Tickets will be on sale at the Coop store
| kATsv1LLE. November 20. M.
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ROBBED ON A RAILWAY.
Zoe Marquet While Travelling From Monte
is Robbed without Knowing it.

Especial to TIE Observation-Disclosures Cable
PARIS, Dec. when the train from
Nice arrived at Toulon yesterday morning
the officials of the railway station made a
discovery which created a sensation. In
the compartment set apart for ladies a
woman Of about thirty three years of age,
named Zoe Marquet, was discovered in an
unconscious state lying alone in the car
riage with her mouth gagged by napkin,
her hands tied together with necktie and
her feet fastened by leather strap. Re
storasives were applied and she was
brought to consciousness. She was abso-
lutely enable to give any explanation as to
how she came to be in such condition
She stated she left Monte Carlo by the
midnight train for MsrsieIles, intending to
Join her husband. When sac entered the
train she had 1900 francs in her pocket.
This money IS now missing. She remem-
bered reading letters and papers until the
train reached Cannes and after that she has
no recollections of anything and is unable
offer an explanation as to how she became
unconscious The police authorities have
opened an inquiry with q view to discover
ing whether hypnotism has not been prac-
ticed on her and a robbery committed dur
ing the time she was in an UNCONSCIOUS
state
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AN NCRgAsING mAL.nY
THE INCREASING FREQUENCY

THE INCREASING FREQUENCY
of cases of kidney disease, OF aggravated
and dangerous character, is matter for seri-
Gus concern among medical practitioners
No kidney disease can be trivial, nor can it
safely be neglected, even for a day. When
the kidneys imperfectly discharge their
functions, and fail to eliminate the uric acid
from the blood, or set up the secretion of
calcareous matter, an hours delay in treat
ment is fraught with the gravest peril
Temporary palliative medicines only be-
guile the sufferer to false hopes, while the
diseased condition OF the organs is steadily
growing more dangerous. The only medi-
cine that has shown itself eficacious in
thus curing thousands of the most severe
cases of kidney diseases is DIR. David Ken
nedy's Faverite Remedy. 1t has even re-
stored perfect health to patients who had
been given up by the physicians. For sale
by Z. G. NJ. /. drug store.
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PILES! PILES!

DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding, and Itching Piles
when all other Ointments have failed. 1t
absorbs the tumors, allays tho itching at
once, acts as apoultice, gives instant relief.
DR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared only for piles and Itching Of the pri-
vate parts, and nothing else. Every box
is warranted. Sold by druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt Of price, 80 cents and 81
per box.
WILLIAMS M'f'G. Co., Props,
Cleveland, o.
Sold byZ. c. NJ 1. Drug store.
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opened there will be ten residents where
there is one now.
We see that the sugar industry is bound
to be success in Utah county. Here il
Emery county the sugar beet is q native
The soil seems to have been made for its
especial benefit. 1t grows TO enormous
proportions
The health of the people is not as good as
they would like, this fall, typhoid malaria
being very prevalent, &. II. Oliphant, of
this place, having five cases in his family at
one time, and they are not entirely Tree
from the disease yet JACAIGHARE.
ORANGEYILLE. November 2S