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The daily critic., 1890-12-05
IN THg SWin

u.r he tea cups C9eant de
i.r.hHy presiding .-e1 lI1i tH .n
dearest g|.1fs And whlfH llwu trI.
Et.'.u o lHr0rds Na- Ho1r atHarr
H-. for HH winter.
G.dr uraoeuty Na t H oI 'hg
an I.. $50. .t Nuu.t.crth street.
tdt.tu WHAT Then you have done
f.r EuarIf From tHi. momeu. Sis.
I.Tlau.NaHa u.. paths l.rcr-
among tIe younger men whose Hras.et
N.i U much desired u0b sou-u iUr.e 'He
eav season rra-res-a- VIII ha Nr iee. Nr
Fss-up Fair Sir Hiac. NJ HasbHL.o1
Nr Addison. Nr l,gare. Nr Hn rs. Nr
Ice IhNHf- Nir. ~. HgIct. Philips. Mr..
tfaIu. f'eueuar Aieer Lieutenant
buckingham 10 Nr WoHIhlIL
THcr0rorfaT aua1.amort 90 Miss Aulen-
rei i0 tEe Count Divouuc, vino u.s. cone
rlotci with fla French Legation. has once
more fred The auvy and admiration 1f 1l
TIE mammas aud daughters who rs-lrt
f.uilu match a- Doe acme OF human bliss.
The future bride has been ouc of the most
admiud of Washington bellies aud the
lucky noalemau isavcry modest, extremely
high bred and popular member of au 1il
and attocratic French family.
aF4
Withthc coming of She new Japanese Min
i-'Dr, Nr GulO Iatsuo. the Legation, it Us
wWur,1. will Dec 0gain the scene Of soms of
tln enjoyable and fashionable eutet' SIN
mouts ot This winter
-
TIcfsf Wof Miss Cox. who is lall, slender
and fair, win remind the older generation
OF The rn.firiau Beauty oi her mother, who.
as Miss Maggie Dunlop. was one OF that
famous coterie of beauties which included
Miss Ada Cults, who married Senator SEE
uheu a. Douglas, Miss Henrietta Ma
eiudtr. vlawtrriaH Ma. IIe,woo1 of south
Carolina end The beautiful Miss ChlIfIut
who became Mrs. Senator lugh Of OHIO.
a@H
IS new fad has developed Itself among
some of the gi'ded youths of the Diplomatic
Cops. IL Us 60 address q young lady as
'younq woman This violation Of the pro
prietits of polite lie is probably the result
Of Ignorance Of the suhtleties OF the English
language, or the foreign idea of showing
DuniCmpt Tor The usagts Of American
society.
A"a
Mr. and Mrs Henry VI. stanley win
doubtless be The recipients of marked So
cial honors Mrs stanley. who was Miss
Dorothy Tenant had already achieved
distinction os an artist hy her admirable
sketches Of London p1Hjas To great per
sonal charms she adds a gracious and cap
tivatirg manner aud a highly cultivated
mind
ssa
The hosts Of friends OF Colonel Basil Nor
ris, who, hy-the-wny, Is a Marylaudcr. aud
g noble type Of the ante ieil1W army officer,
are looking 10 see him appointed Surgeon
General. His long service and great abili
ties make him q possible choice.
a"s
Mrs. a. r. Magrudcr, No 1899 n street,
has issued cards 10 tea 90 be given Friday,
December ,2, from 90 o O'Clock p m.
-.
Tho Misses Pntteh Of SO. 2l22 Massachu-
sotts avenue will give one of their charming
teas ON Wednesday December no. from
TO- q D.. m
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
GROUND TO PIECES.
a siEnBlman's Hiunder Causes Con-
ductoriH Horrible Death.

4 SiEDBlman's BIunder Causes a Con-
ductor's Horrible Death.
CAMDEN, ~ j., Dec 5.--The signal
man at the switch tower at the junction
Of The West Jersey aud Atlantic City
Railroad turned a switch leading into a
bird siding used Tor dcrailing trains
and 90 avoid collisions az this JUNCTION
Z De tain was the Salem freight. The
engine plunged ucrDss the tricls,
turned on lls side and nearly buried
l'sell IN The soft sand. The cars behiod
piling on ton of the engine and com.
Tlc'rly blocking the four tracks Of both
roads
a the time Of The accident the CON
tuctor vas standing In the cab OF the
engine with the engineer and fireman.
The latter two jumped and landed
safely, but Conductor Samuel Leap
sprang from the opposite side, and as
be did SO the car following the engine
forged past the tender and toppled over
on him. He was dragged along the
track ard ground 10 pieces his head
was found In one place and parts OF the
body In another.
II Is supposed the switchman was
asleep, aud, being suddenly awakened
by the whistle Of the engine, turned the
wrong lever
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
HOTEL ARRIFALS

E,gojuiHqg-J. g. Kemp, Louisville: a..
L,'y. Sew York. Hon john D. stuart aud
Dr. George + johnson, Griffin, Gas w.
Robertson and wife, Virginia.
NaGpo'-A. 3. McChuis aud Clara NJ
M,DIillis, Providence, r. T. James g.
Fsirlruthcr, Marpeth y, v; !. ". Olr0't
Chicago; Helen Smith, r. 4. smith, viii
liam =. Smith and = q. Culbcrtson, New
York.
81, Jamcs-James r. scaulln, Chicago;
A. l.. Johnston, Richmond, Va. =. b. Nc
Coy, Platteryille, Wis; Roger b. Atkinson,
stanton, Va.
lr1lWrs-W. T. steele anil O.. }. Stone
and " lie, Chicago; A. Il. simpson, New
York; Mr. ana Mrs r. p. Day, Hartford,
Conn.
R'gg-J. r. Blair, Gyeeuyille, Pa; j. f
Mcdonald, indianapolis: George ID. iIol-
ton, Chicago; Dauicl Coolidge, JOhnstOwn,
Pa.
ifdrtc's-F Walcott, Tolland, Wyo,
George l.. Browning, Virginia; George +.
Lincoln, Hartford.
Worm's m'sgs-John ". Gambler, Boston; C.
C. Russell, New York.
>lnyfhdm-James lyons. Richmond,
Va; T. r. Randolph, Virginia; Mrs. Th0s
b. Reed and Miss Kitty Reed, Portland,
Maine.
-irlaqt0u-A. G.. Pike, Old Point Com
fort, Va; Charles H. Murray, Mr.. aud
Mrs DeveTeaux, Summet; K. Hyde-Clarke,
New York; j. r. Tucker, Boston.
N0rmdHdie- TX seuator ". J. sewel,
New Jersey; j W. HammeTsly, New York;
j. ID. Patton and wife, Chicago.
Hoff JolHsoa-Ed. Bradshaw, Norfolk,
Na,W. G.. Myt0u, Huntington, Pa ". 7.
Srllman, Trenton, y. j.; j. b. FickleT,
Virginia. j Leeds, Minneapolis.
IbLU-G. W. Gauaway, o. Spetzger and
wife, New York; r. A. HartahOm, Troy,
\. T., Frank G'ice, san Antonio, Tex; A.
r.. Turner, ir., Boston.
GodfTcfs-Mrs ". W. Mlybury, Green
vile, n c. ". T.. NarOd, New Jersey;
George F. st0khOuse, Philadelphia
Olrsa H5tse-H. Beutzer, New York; M
Levy, New York; \. S. Cohen, New York;
y. Bemer Baltimore
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
TIE WABASH LEFT OUT

Tecistou Denrtviug ~ Of m EN-
trance Into Chicago.
INuNNAroLIs, IND., Dec. 5.-Judge
Woods Of lhe Federal Court yesterday
Granted writ Of assistance to the Chi
cage and Erie Railway Company ia
piocuriue from the Wabash road 109
miles of track from Hammond to Lake
ton. The Wabash claimed the track
under a lease from the Chicago and
Atlantic. which has become the Chi
cag0 and Eric, and obtained an iujunc.
ti0n iO prevent the latter from depriv-
ing it of the use Of that section of track
leading into Chicago The decision
leaves The Wabash without a Chicago
entrance. Judge Woods holds that the
relations of landlord and tenant under
The Indiana law cannot exist between
railroad corporations
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL RILLERS REPORT.
Recon- znsndations That Especially Csu-
ceFn Rssidents Of the DIstTIet.

Recon- asndations That Especially Csu-
ceFn Residents of the District.
Attorney. General Miller has submitted
his annual report. and includes 10 Il a
few remarks that are Of especial interest
10 residents Of the District.
He calls attention again 10 the need
for building a separate wing for female
prisoners IN the jail Of the District. the
construction of a wall about the pFemi-
ses, the increase Of the salary OF the
WaTden from 81 800 10 So 500. aud the
placing Of the control and resp8usi.
biliiy for the entire management on The
Attorney General
The report says the litigation 10 settle
the title of The United States 10 the
Potomac Oats has progressed favorlbly
during the year, and IL Is hoped that
the case may be ready for a final hear
ing st the present term Of the court
The report shows, further, that the
courts have been kept very busy during
the past year, and that the WORK is
falling further and further behind.
The report recommends. among other
things. The building of United States
jails at Louisville. Ky Atlanta, Ga,
and Paris Texas.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05

Tie Iiue-Ia.ar eIars. Hlra cheerful
rUHF-
IS ell llr Uifl lle summer glEI
Ha blew 'u bis cash ll m4uler most RASH
= he moved ID society Elir
and zayIy DE eaaIeI. aul Lzlt'F he
laughed
For DIS golfers 8Hre lrartlHIuZ-
Aud le seemed o. I4r- al ll- spring over
elab
While DIE cAiuk la Fls swiftly blowing
When le wandered back t1 the e.fy. aIl.s.
Ila slullr llr. ual1 lIm la-la-
Size allI he DIS sister aul. somehow ll
missed her
Bans book aud Lar l00dlar Papa.
flr hls creditors many l= aaFel mo- "A
penny
Aud lLeir erath r Is lFaTaaHuE
81 De Sod seems - Iatl ul tlat -lllE
gFarlgaE-
Through Hllse ghluks he a1lI br-ezgs
arc blowing
NlG IaFs Herald
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
UgHsPPg FEMsLES
who want 60 sever the Calling Bonds
Of Natrimony


OF Matrimony
Mary X. Butler by a. s. Worthing-
ton, has fled a petition for bin Of d.
vorce from her husband, Charles IT.
Butler. They were married in Ports
mouth, n. H., ON September +, 1915, by
Rev. Carlos Martyr, She states that
her husband has been employed in the
Treasury Department at a salary of
81 SEQ per annum since 1873 and is
also the owner Of the house, 236 North
Capitol street. Ga which they resided
They lived together happily until the
summer Of 1889, when she al
lpres that she discovered her
husband had committed adultery
with various parties, among them
Henrietta Golden ard Ada Vaughan,
aud has since continued TO do So She
has not lived with him since she lis
covered his cnilt and asks for % d.crea
of absolute divorce and aiimony for
the support OF herself and child
Merea Allen has fled a petition for a
divorce from her husband. james Allen.
Deset,ion and non support nre the
grounds on which she biscs her peti-
lion
The daily critic., 1890-12-05

EVERY ONE WITH good sense aud
good feeling included in his compost.
iion viii approve the remarks of ssaa-
tor VOORHEES, touching the Indian af-
fair. lie shows very clearly that their
excitement is lbe perfectly logical re-
sglJ % III treatment aud starvation, and
IA % Tbs state IF Affairs is due n bad
faith aud cruey ou our part The
most surprising feature 0f II an Is that
Senator N0oUHEEs GOT his information
on this point from General NHEs him
self, and this circumstance moves Us 10
inquire shy it rhe Indians De starving
GaueTal NILEs wants i1 arrest their
iell ers ana -0 initiate them fuHh,r
With a view to shooting them after
ward Ifi De true, as General MILEs
says that they have been imposed
upon. deceived and malueated for
years what justice 0r prapEiety
can there be 30 our sending the soldiers
to shoot Them down because they resent
our policy towards theH &c they have
received az our hands nothing but out
uge. lTesCheTy and oppression, what
right have we % reprgacb them for not
loving and reyeriug us as superior
creatures 10 tseems % us that Tie time
has arrived for iuaug urariug new
methods iu cur dealings with tie Ia-
liaus suppose we resort t1 the exc
ptdieut Of treating them at least as
bndiy as ne DO our oxen and sheep aud
mules keeping our promise respecting
their rights end giving some care 10 their
physical Fl NOT to their moral. welfare.
Meanwhile if The Government wiI rry
a prescription 30 beef and blankets aul
general comfort and kindness, the
chances are that General NIEs would
uoJ have tl do much cunning rhis
inter
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
LIFE CRUSHED 0HT
1hrte Coa'ntavers Caught tn Mar
row Death Passage

1hrts Coa'ntavers Caught in Mar
row Death Passage
PHuAnEtru1N Dec 5 Shortly be-
fore noon yesterday gang Of men
Employed by the Reading Railroad
Company II their Port R.chmoad coat
wharves went 20 the office at Pier q,
below William street. for the purpose
OF being paid of. The Office is close TO
Tie car tracks. A crowd Of the men
were Standing in line, when there sud
denly Shot around the corner a train of
coal ears. The men shouted, and those
farthest away from the wind5v
sf8rtei Cor the other side OF the track,
which tbly succeeded in reaching ia
safety
OiNtre. however. were not sufficiently
quick ard ae train came down upon
them. crushing The life out OF turee
ueu hy forcing them against the " ,il
of tIe office.
The usmrs Of the killed are JImcs
~ e'rry 2j wears of age; VIM Ne
Guwau. oged %; Michael Newin, AGED
.l noull,d; died 10 the hospital T1e
injured are Conrad Michael, ~ years
Uld. aru broken and otherwise iuiuraL
and GoHge Ransom, % years old, badly
bruised
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
orand Amy star Appointments.

RrTIAND, VT, Dec. 5.-Adiulant.
General Goulding announces the fol.
lowing appointments. In accordance
vi h Instructions Of last national en-
cympment Of G. A. r. held at Boston
The commander in chief has appointed
The following named comrades as com.
mitlec on pensions:
Richard W Blue, Plea .anton. Kans F;
Warner Miller. Herkimer, n. Y; Alvin
p. Hovev, Mt. Vernon, Ind Gelden
Conner, Portland, Me l., T. Dickson
DauvIlle. Ill.,
Committee on Memorial Hall, De.
catur, IN:
Walter Q Gresham, Chicago; Joseph
O'Neall Lebanon, Ohio; George A.
Marden, Lowell. Mass.
Due announcement will be made In
future general orders.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
slole Ia - GambIIne pebt..

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., Dec. o.
John ID Nichols, formerly assistant
postmaster Of BeTrien Springs. was
sentenced 10 imprisonment for two years
and fined S4s2 IS in the United States
Court yesterday for embezzling postal
money orders while he was 10 Office. He
Is a Young man. Of one Of the best
fsmilies in BeIrien, and stole 10 pay
gam bling debts.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
ChuIch pestToy.d bY NC.

PTTsBURG, PA, Dec. 5,-St. Mary
Catholic Church of Homestead, Father
Balloon, pastor, was destroyed by fire
this morning together with the parochlal
residence, a dwelling occupied by Sis
ters Of Mercy and the dwelling houses of
a man named Neilheimer aud ii. b.
Ecleson The total loss Is S25 900, and
the church will lose Sl5 900 Of this The
fire originated in the basement Of the
church.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
an oppoEtunIty 20 Fight.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Johnny Rsa-
gan, the well known pugiIist, denies the
statement that he has retired from the
prize ring. lie states: II am ready TO
meet any man iH America at my weight
and y I'm fight any pugilist ia America
fore entering the ring, for 81 600 or
s. 500 a side. ANY time any man will
meet me al my weight for a big purse
uT ior q stake, / am ready and my
hacker money will 60 up Reagan
means business and has plenty Of
hackers
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
40 LOTS
~
TEN DAYS.
UNPRECEDENTED SALE OF LOTS AT
KENSINGTON PARK,

Formerly Knowles. on the line Of the Metro
poliIau Branch ui the b. s. o. K. +.
The Most Beautiful PIaeeof Residence About
the City 81 Washington.
The I0fz at enzInstaH PARK are being sold
rapidly. Many Of our test citizens have t4sen
two Qr more. Why Graded and Ilacad lm-
led streets paved CUTTERS board side - iiks,
trees aLa tree-boNes en every Tot and uug
resid, uces ore evidences Of permaneucF and
stability. Among recent purchasers are b,
H Warner. who has taken eighteen lots aud
is row erecting a Sio.lo0 house. which VIII be
q due addition o. the many beautiful resi-
dences there; Ar, Dubois, the wen known
patent attorney, has purchased ntteen lots;
Engineer II. B Locker, Two LOTS E. b CLARK,
two lutz; hr. Iruesdel seven lots; 5. II. Gll-
bert q 4. Wolfe u- j. Mitchell ". E.
MORGAN and many others. Mr. hcluufs the
well auaH D and popular druggist Ql tais City.
Will shortly build a drugstore az the Park
The CouLra 90 has been given Tor the erection
81 a beautiful depot 81 the Park,
Parties buying lt hensll2tQn nave positive
will accomplish when eQmlIuao SHAH De CON
triuuteo o. the success or heurIuElqu AMI
bring it Io the front rank uf All suburban
places
T0the reut-payluE people aud those having
"a Few dollars 90 spare ealN mouth Wr would
Say iust a word. Don't lat another gsek pass
over 4Qur heads Wl1 emit seeing heasil Etlu-
for a safe and good Investment without de-
lay Gal GO see us an once 6ct liekets aud
l0 0ut 10 heusluEtuu- lots aL al prices nom
$500 up 70 5000, size u lots from 500 feet tl
iltol square fest. ElF on the ground uQur.
Polite statesmen VIII accompany parties Do
keusiuEIpu-
- Irauspu purtatiau tree.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
RlGOLETIOS

Liberal Husband. .---Gr1rge, dear
said loving Young wife, "what are you
90 ug tO give NE for a Christmas preseutsn
Il am thinking ~ msurug you- life for
$1,000"
son. you dear. lovely ola thing. that'u
just he TOO nice for anything '-Jaigs.
Isabel Columbus, why DO yOu keep
your eve on be earth 50 constantly 1 be-
iieye sou are getting Vainer every day.
columbus don't care a rap for the fair,
lut / 90 want that story ] wrote about the
discovery published hy the magazine that
bought it.-ArU York su-
s.D0 you belong 10 the churhs' inquired
TIE cleIgyman RI he iauitor.
NO" replied the iauitor. -tle church
belongs tJ me. '-Asg laE st.
Have you noticed y bat q vast quantity
of Information Ola Simpel has acquired
during the last several days.
"fes, lt Is easily accounted for bis
l1-yearold SON returned from boarding
school last nigh. for short visit. ''-N4rr.s-
'aHH NTIiH
NO change Possible.
"But. yogr Honor, said the prisoner
-siE months for mes Remember, sir,
have been q member ul tLe Legislature aud
once ram for CHu-CiIs
THAT may De-. But sou should have
spoken sooner J cannot increase your
sentence now - FlHadsPdiu Thurs.
Kind Iady-If you need clothing, can
supply you with au ola suit Qi ms lus-
bands but they D BE- about four sizes too
tiz fur y0u-
Tramp Never uild, uum- TIT wear en-
J u rather Dee mislu0e Tor au Anglo u4uIle
tlau freeze Sen lart HssElg
a Careful Husband.
Nose seh4um EgHetca, sou must
a1t yai6 Sd close ly De- edge of dot water
Eebteea-I TiI Walls Fere ul=ase.
Nose slbaumhur- -AII right, Kepeeea,
Hut cluusr hand noe U-lr away dot booklet
book mlI dG monies 80 lat Q Fal ne gHlg q
case uf uIt.-atri sdigt.al, and NOS -
much gl der heavy bereavement l.slge-
I# fH
BreaC b Of Promise.
EIa have Fug leanl the news Igdr
husband las sworn on from Em1aUg
-Ha bad better Tell me Sd II be danes
H HLere am T ~ -et uF ueH curtains, 4 per-
mIlrgl hlm % smoke llly au the express
condition tbst le should give me pllr at
ueW curtains every Eeu
h3Hrr.
Carried Neu Con- Ward. MlAlislsE
u8 Eol really aims u1H, thal there Is any
Inherent lmprlHriuIy iu wearing ne ll lEi1a1
skE- Ordinary Las Imau-Ql, Z tlilk ge4
might wear 8 atl perfect praprrly1 M.
MsAIlater. LIfr.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Ya.eett Pound Again.

DENVER, Col, Dec. "a brief dis
patch was received here yesterday from
Glenwood Springs stating that two
ChicaeO detectives had arrested Clar
ence Ziller, a ranChman living near
Meeker, charging him with being Tas-
cott lie Is said to be In confinement in
MCekeT awaiting the next stage 10 Glen.
wood. Meeker has no telegraph and
DO particulars are obtainable.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
A TERPSICHOREAE SUICIDE.
A Man struck by = Train while Dan
cling on the Rails

Trenton. Dee. On. +. Nixon,
milk dealer Of this city. began 10 dance
regular oldfashioned negro clog 10
the very jaws Of death yesterday after
noon, and he now lies in a hospital I'M
conscious and may die before morning
Nixon stood near railroad crossing
watching some laborers al work
When he saw a train midway on the
Delaware bridge, coming al a speed Of
thirty miles an hour, he suddenly
darted under the guard gates. aud fac
ing the approaching engine, began 10
dance. Foreman Courtney Of the gang
Of labOrers and the fagman made an
effort to drive Nixon from his purpose,
but The engine was too close. Nixon
was evidently bent on committing sui
eide lie was thrown about fifteen feet
into a ditch
The daily critic., 1890-12-05

lF THE -TEHEE at blmiuglam ala
should .uTu 0ul 10 be serious as b i-s
proportions lr its duration We may look
for some lively happenings down tlat
way Perhaps there never vas worse
or more dangerous population gathered
together thau IS tQ Dc found about The
mines near Birmingham FoI yeaT -ha
state conFiCJs have been leased b min
ing companies ana worked iu the iu-
mediate neighb0rho1d Of the Magic
CITY, and ID has come % pass ghat nine
out ~ len Of these couvic-s, when their
tenn has been served. have remained as
fae men where hey formerly tQiled as
prisoners. As q natural consequence
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
D.stltutlan Nm kau.a..

ATCHTsON, KAN. Dee John Cox
of BaWlins County, Kansas, IS in the
city soliciting contributions of food,
money and clothing for the distressed
Inhabitants Of that section. Hundreds
have left the county, others are unable
90 ggt away lie SAYS that unless The
people get help soon many OF them viii
sLlLE. b L.alL
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
sapnIard. Id Jspanese at Mar

NEW York, Dec. 5.-A special cable
10 the Herald from Nagasaki, japan,
says: When the Alliance arrived at
Ponahi il was found that a war had
broken out between the natives aud the
Spanish. The American missionaries
were accused Of causing the war aud
The Alliance was forced 70 remove the
missionaries 10 the Island OF Oulan
The daily critic., 1890-12-05

the Birmingham mines are populated
by as turbulent and desperate and mlr
terous a stt Of ruGians as were ever
collected on earth ~ this material
ripe for every form of violence au1 rt-
pine, gets under evil influences 5al
starts on career of turmoil wa shaU
have some very sensational rolI.u-
matter and She Alabama ili'i wt1
have SOME very exciting work
THE New YORK Egatag rgt 1ys.
The Austrian Minister of War has
issued ar orlcrthat Count UBrEN ,r-
Prince ALEXANDER of Ditfeuberg- lis
tob addressed by his brother officers
simply according 10 his military rank ot
Colonel and rot as Hithuess. Now
lct our CONGRESS pass bin making tea
penal er-rsa 20 call civilian
Colonel and ,ue fruits ur the Nc.
EiNfEY bi. will n. reapli ard the late
volcanic actinuof thcueor.- hemlieof
some ur cities. iartff
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
from FuIplt - PFi-on.

DALLAS, Tex Dec, william Mil
Ter a notei horse thief wanted iu the
Indian Territory was arrested iu Dali
lum County where DC bad established
bimsef as 3 preacher of the gospel.
He had Just closed q sermon wheu the
officers placed him under arrest His
congregation was azllludri. He passed.
through here en- route f1I the Territory
Yesterday
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Suicide or AecIdsatg

LITCHFIELD, MINI, Dee j.-Hiram
s. BTanham, Mayor Of this city, shot
himself just below the heart about I
m. yesterday. He claimed that while
fooling with the revolver II was acci
deuially discharged He lived only a
few h0IIrs
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
A PROnlGAL,S DEATH.
\ Srendthrift Of Two Continents Goes
10 an Early Grave

10 an Early Grave,
NEw York. D,c j-After having
made two continents ring with the
stories of his wild eStravagauces Dan
bar Price died early yesterday morning
81 the Marlborough Hotel. at the age Of
81 years. The direct cause of death Is
given as pneumonia. but the swift pace
Of the Young spcndthrlit, backed up by
$40 goo p year. was the real cause that
dragged him 10 an carly grave.
Price was the last OF a well nurtured
family, and at the death Of Mrs Henry
G. Groome, his sister, In 1888, he In
hcritCd the income from the entire es
tate Of his grandfather, Elou Du1bar,
which was estimated at over 81 600 600
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Fighting over a Dead aIau'. Estate.

TACOMA, WASH Dec. 5.-The heirs
Of the late Frank T. Smith. by his di-
voTced wife, are opposing the appoint
meBt Of bis widow, formerly Mrs Cal.
estate claiming that the marriage was
MOI a legal one The question raised
terest IN the disputed smith q Flies
ADDITION. which addition Is valued al
s. 900 600 and fl viii De warmly c0u-
tested
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
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FFlH4 H- Ar.r faFE EHg HgriL
A prominent New York physician
told me a few days ago that the con
slant chewing II gum has produced
weak miUds lu fourteen cases of young
girls now uuder treatment the constant
movement 0i le mouth causing tl1
great strain On hr bead
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Pretty Female smuggIsr CaDtursd.

SEATTLE. WASH Dec. IA pretty
female sulgl-=r. giving the name 0f
Mrs. Abdeiuous. VAS arrested here yes
teTday She hal yalise tull III das
81 Ks. laCes aul sm buiieIies vAieh hll
been snuzgleI from across The British
Columbian baIder.