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The marriage was a genuine surprise to ell
but Mr.. Cla1in's near relatives and friends,
and many q fair woman will wonder at the
sudden launch of the rich young bachelor
into the sea Of matrimony.
1t had been supposed that Mr.. Clafin was
as i~mpregnable as q ton castle to the
charms of the %gentler sex. and his friends
had despaired Of ever making q Benedict Of
him.
Sudden as the marriage seems, 1t Is under
stood that Mr.. Clafin has known his bride
for some years past, aud in fact has been
waiting eagerly for the time to come when
he could have the knot tied.
She is a very beautiful woman, according
to the testimony of Mr.. Eames, q prominent
member OF the Clafin Company. MRS.
Dunn is q blonde, 4" he said. Her features
are regular and clear cut, and she possesses
q strikingly beautiful pair of deep blue eyes.
She is well developed, and Of medium
height.
OF her family in Kentucky little can be
learned. She is the widow, however. OF
William 3. Dunn, who seven years ago was
q member Of the firm of Clafin & Co. He
left the firm about six years ago. on account
OF ill health. and died q year later at his
country. residence in Fordham, on the out
skirts of this city.
Mrs. Dunn went to Europe shortly after
her husbands death and travelled quite ex-
tensively. She returned about seven months
ago and went direct to Monterey. Cal. where
some of her friends live. She has resided
there ever since.
union of Mr.. aud Mrs. Dunn, and he ID with
his mother In Monterey.
Mrs. Dunn Is about 81 years old. but
does not look over 25, according to Mr..
Eames. The acquaintance between Mr..
Clafin and his bride began In Fordham.
Mr.. Clafin has q magnificent summer resi-
dence there, and Mrs. unn is equally
well known in that suburb.
John Clafiin liz q handsome man. Just
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great manufacturing interests, which in
Eitsd him to take immediate possession and
give the aged sire his desired retirement to
the devil and the deep blue sea.
He loved his ideal best, his art next. the
devil take what Was hindmosL. The ideal
was nov his quest; art he could achieve be-
tween times. 1t Was Of her be dreamed, his
ideal
As he sat there gazing ct the end of the
car. deep in the contemplation Of this yet
unseen. but ever clearly outlined celestial
ideal girl. with al the glamour Of youth.
the words of the great Scion to snyious
CTGsus would thrust themselves between
his thoughts and seize him like some grim
spectre: HSDpy ! may not call thee until
learn that Thy life has been happily
ended
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Especial TO THE WORLD ]

HooPERsTowS. Ill. June GOV. P. Pierce,
the Mayor OF this city. was q pillar OF
strength in the Prohibition party. He was a
relentless enemy OF rum and carried his
hatred for ttspling to such q length as to
conde.nn even soda cocktails. His light of
reform shope brightest two wears ago. when
he was elected Mayor on the Prohibition
ticket. lie was q consistent church MEM
Der and IL III said that he was SO steadfast to
his principle AZ to refuse the church wine.
Mayor Pierce was yesterday taken to Spring.
field on q United States warrant charging
him with selling whiskey contrary to the
laws of Uncle Sam.
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complete the spell Of fascination, except. OF
course, the realization Of his absorbing de-
sire possession. He closed his eyes an in
slant to more comp etely imagine il all a
dream. Again he looked to reyel IN the
picture. but madnessl il was gone
Startled. they unR man turned in dismsy,
when. to his almost uncomfortable ioy, the
girl In all her ideal beauty slowly APP
preached him in the aisle. His quick, ar
tistie eye encompassed her form in = glance,
completing the picture. She had exquisite
feet. eneased in little boot NOS larger than
3 child's No. ~.
The girl hesitated. looking at him shyly,
IS II in doubt whether 70 proceed. Why,
he could not for an instant imagine. but he
afterwards attributed il 20 the fael that he
actually asEoursd her. 30 far ss one can de,
youE : glTl siIh tie syss. Her hesitation
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A Falls Victim Fousd,

NIAGARA FALLS. June 30. The body of o
man deserted by persons on the deck of
the Maid Of tho Mist below the Falls yester-
day afternoon was picked up and towed to
the American shore.
Tho body was identified later az that
Of Chaa. +, 0berst. OF Buffalo. who has
been missing for about two weeks. Mrs.
and identified tho body rs that OF her hus-
band. and recognized the body by the
bare place at the back OF the head. whore
the hair had been shaved OF to permit the
application OF blisters. Oberst was irrational
at the time of going away. IL 10 supposed
that he went over the Falls.
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Get, letting the liquid ooze ont as slowly as
possible while he continued his gaze like
one in a dream OF delight
The WGter Is OVERCOMING the goblet. -
suggested the girl sith An amused smile.
The mar awoke confusedly, turned the
water on and handed TO her the cur.
"COuldn't You let il run over 3 little while p
he asked, half impAtisntly. The CARPET
will absorb It. have been looking for you
50 long. T.
"Ohl certainly. If You wish. she inter-
ruPted. But then. / am 30 thirsty, you
know
And so am l." the man said YEARLY.
II vas never so thirsty In my life.
Then | advise You 10 take : drink. p re-
torted the giEl sith : laugh, and shs alb
TupilV turned aud left him.
! II L not for water | an craving, . muir
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Connecticut All Right.

HARTFORD, Conn. June 29.-The report
that Connecticut is likely to lose one Repre-
sentative In Congress by the new enumera-
ton Ia not sustained by the present appear
ance of the returns received. Towns hay-
ing in 1880 about one-ffth OF the popula-
ton Of Connecticut have been reported for
up to TIE, 100. These give every indication
that the State will retain Its full representa-
tion.
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The sayhrook Juniors claim the champion ship Of
the Fifth Ward. and will defend II against all
Address j. scanlou. 4iS Greenwich street. city.
The saybrook Juniors defeated q picked ninsa AZ
Communipaw by a score of & to 2. The batteries
were Mccormack and Grimes OF the ~saybrook Jun
Tors, and Smith and Donovan of the picked nine.
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JOHN CLAFLIN'S MARRIAGE.
His Union with Beautiful Mrs.
Dunn Surprises His Friends.
Brooklyn's Richest Bachelor Quietly
Welded I'm a Little Cali
fornia Town. .

John Clahin. head of the II. n. Clafin
Dry Goods Company, gave his friends a
genuine surprise this morning by forward
ing to this city q notice OF his marriage.
He was welded at Monterey, Cal. Friday,
June ~, to Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart Dunn,
daughter Of the late John James Stewart, of
Louisville. Ky.
Rev. r.. @. Foute was the clergyman who
performed the
The evening world., 1890-06-30

The Eclipse Baseball Club has organized for the
season with the following players; I. Brown. z.
q, Lane. y. X. RAckstraw, Id. W., B1hen. 2b,
W. King. 80. r. yandsli, 8. q 3. CroaL. =. T.
q. Workman, Q. g. j. Lane. l. !.
The Orion Club would like TO hear from sig good
players Address 3. HArrik ~ West street, New
York City
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The Landing of Murderer Eyrand.

~AS ~
fpuNLAP CABLE rEws sPEcfALl
NANTES, June 3o.-The steamer Lafayette,
with the murderer Eyraud on board, ar
rived off st. Nazaire at 4 A. NJ. to-day.
Aftor a visit of the sanitary inspector. Ey-
raud was transferred at 8 A. M. to q small
tender, the Belle Isle. by which he was
landed on The quay.
During the tenders brief passage, Eyraud
protested theoretically against the CORE
spondents who invaded his cabin and made
his life miserable. ,
He said he was certain that he could prove
his innocence.
He was driven to the station in q small
carriage and left In the o. 30 train for Paris.
He was heavily h%andcuffed and wore q
wild, excited look until afrer he was seated
in the train. when he became calm.
The last seen Of him he was laughing and
chatting with q detective.
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Fair. with Stationary Temperasur,

BY nightfall he had sketched the group so
that all itS characters might be recog-
nized by the detectives whom he already
putting on the case II he should
miss them.
Mr.. Henshall concluded that in the din
ing car at dinner he should rave the pleas
nre OF sitting at the table next to the group
To his utter disappointment dinner was
served to the party in the seclusion OF the
drawing-room.
He entered the dining car on the last call
and resorted to stimulsnts to III his brain
into some suggestion for his relief. He re-
turned to his section and cllled the con-
duetor, having evolved no other scheme.
Can You tell me the names OF the party
in the drawing-room and their destination ?"
he queTied A~nxiously.
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FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY..
Stansbury Again Beats 0arsman
0'Connor in Australia.
Report that Bulgaria Proposes to
Declare Absolute independence.

nv CARLY TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocTATIoS.l
SYDNEY, Ms. W., June 30.-In the second
s%cullinG match to-day for the champion
ship, on the Parramatta River. between
William O'Connor. the Canadian, and James
Stansburv. rowed because Of 0'Connor's
dissatisfaction with the umpire's decision in
last weeks match. Stansbury was again the
yictor.
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A Jockeys Terrible Death at The
Lyons Races.

rrrLAP cABLr NEWS s"r7tt.'
PARIS. June 30.-A shocking fatality oc-
Cured to-day at the Lyons races during the
run for the Pix Grandcamp.
Jockey Lashman Desarconne fell with his
horse in front Of the grand stand. and be-
fore help arrived his head was kicked into q
Jelly in full view Of thousands OF sightseers.
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For Racing News see
Third Page.
Baseball o-Dsy.
Regularly scheduled games:

Regularly scheduled games:
PLAYERS LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAoUE.
brooklyn ct Buffalo. New York at Pittsburg.
New York at Cleveland. BROOKLYN at Cinoinnatk
rhlladslphA at Chicago. Boston st Cleveland.
Boston At Pittsburg. PHILADELPHIA &C Chioaga,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIVE. ATLANTIC AssocrATToH.
Athletic at Toledo, New Haven ct Balttmota.
Syracuse at Columbus. Hartford at Washington.i
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PERCENTAGES this morning of clubs in tAs
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sgscieI sale eI PIaek straw Hsts. aiss'
60l Broadway. near Houston ct. - ]
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The Tuscan hats this season arc very
large, but they are soft, light and most
ingeniousty woven. "A pretty fawn.col.
ored model has an openwork band
around the brim, which clocks very
much like passementerie. It is trimmed
with reseda green tulle; and has tulle
streamers. Some damask roses nre laid
on the hat, and at the baek, where the
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

Dav Horse, for cart or wagon. Price Si0 |
No. 1s9 south Penn street, u rooms, basement,
wash houtc ard coal house. 100 grape vines
Ground bn by 10 feet. ~.,-u5 =t-'ls
Lot southwest corner Of Ohio and Huron
streets, 80 feet on Ohio ind 70 feet on Auron sts.
No. Sfi2 ChGptinc street. --gsss liisf. Fl.
No. l0iO ChapiinG street. i,- sE j,
81 acres OF land TWO miles cast Of Rosby's Rock,
Marshall County. ". Va. 2 ..gtr
6ruomcd franc cottage, rark street, Mounds.
vile Camp ground. 8, 5i,. tSg5 & 5A-! IN
Lots !. j, 8. :. Q, II and IS, warrcns addition,
$500 each. Lots 2, s. TO- u and II, $3.50 each.
IS acres OF hillside land IN Eighth ward, val.
uej NJ SEQ per acre. s,s H. li..s S
No. 1887 Market street, ground a halflot. Price
No. 81 and Sc Twenty sixth street. Both houses
for 81 500. 49, li5.. -, ~ r. ~
i No. :ssiS, 11ss ani $40 Main street. e ri. is}6-
+ No. H. and III Seventeenth street. ~ sia=s-
/ No. l0lh McColloch street. -.li s y. (
No HIS Eoir street, half lot. = ~ = q ~
Corner lot, cast side south Front street,
IS loot loi, east side South Front street,
No. GU North front strcct. Z. Z. So ~ H. %
Choice Of lots In Fair Ground property, Wells.
burg. ". Ma ,r=s!gL : q: - ~
10 aero Farm nt Glcnn's RIM.
e., Corner lot, Virginia and south York street.
rs Property suitable for hotel on Main street. !.
~. Residence, onequarter mile east Of Triadcl
phia, with . acteS Of land. ST. 49,
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
Advice to Mothers.

. Il .
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child gu Altering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth2 II so,
send at once and get a bottle OF Mns.
WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
nREN TEErlIlNa. It's value is incalcula.
BILE. twill relieve the poor little BuiTer.
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it, It
cures dysentery and diarrhDa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, sottens the gums, reduces milan.
ination, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. MRs. WlNsLow's
sooTulNd SYRUP ro2 CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one OF the oldest and best
female nIrces and physicians in the
United States, and is Tor sale byall drug.
gists throughout the world. Price Is
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Protect the syatem from alularIn.

i Is possible to do this even In regions Of coua.
try where m!asma Is most rife. and where the
periodic levers which 1t causes assume their
most formidable types. The immense popu.
lartsy o. Hoatc,tcr's Stomach Bl.ters is very
largely attributable 10 the fact OF It's efficacy "a
remedy, for chills and fever billions remit.
tents, and as a preventive OF the various formh
o. malnt!al disease. In those portlony Of tho
West and south where complaints Of this nature
prevail and In tho Tropics, 1t Is particularly ca.
teemed ior the protective Influence which Ii *.
ets; ana " nav been very widely adopted ~ a
tneiectiye hlkaloid. Sulphate Of qnlniae. Phy si.
claus nave not been among the last 10 conccdc
IL merits. and the emphatic professional In.
dose mcnu which It has received have added 70
sh me, asspnsalloa Il has Obtained at home and
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Tho population OF Chilli on the 1st o.
January was 3,l05,2s0. This inclu der
10000 Indians. 1I7 :"
A mailing clerk in tho Orlando fila.
postolljcc found a live 'posaum in the
waste basket. '-s'~ -
A man. his vile and ten children arc
living IN Athens, Ga, on S25 month.
Out ofthls they have to pay house rent.
A German scientist has discovered
that trees the trunks OF which arc COW
cred with moss or lichen arc the most
liable to lightning strokes. N
Quill toothpicks, as rule, arc import.
cd from France. The largest factory in
tho world Is near Paris, where 10000.
600 are annually produced.
It is estimated that the amount Of
gold in tho world is about Cl3 cubic
yards and 1t would fit in room twenty
four feet each way il in asolid cube.
The British Museum received one day
last week Chinese bank note issued
from the Imperial mint 300 years be-
lore the first use Of paper money in
England.
A. Western Massachusetts dentist is
said to have Il small boy sit in his office
and yell at the top ofhis lungs occasion-
ally. It lends an air Of business to the
establishment.
Tho editor OF the Newport, (vt.) Er.
press OWNS COW that has yielded with
in a, year past all the milk needed by a
iamily OF ten persons, and enough to
sell to the neighbors for over 500.
During the average season Of forty
weeks the fish tugs and sail boats out Of
Grand Haven, Mich, catch about .lO0.-
600 pounds Of fish, which, at four cents
a pound, net the town about S4i, 600 a
year.
Mrs. Hulins, Rhode Island woman,
being thrown into the water BY the fill.
ing Of boat in which she and two lady
friends were rowing, escaped drowning
by cIinglng to her dog, which swan NTH
her to the shore. Her friends were
drowned.
The Kentucky Legislature OF 1916 was
noted Tor its misspelling. 1t named
Green county alter General Greene,
Muhlenburg county after General Muh.
lenberg, Nlenifee county after Richard
Il. Menefee, and Davies county alter
Joseph II. Daveiss, and tho photography
dishgures the map to this day.
Kansas City Star: Science has de-
vlsed new process for extracting oil
from Indian corn, and m exchange
thinks the discovery may prove boon
to tue farmers Of Kansas. That process
was discovered many years ago by the
domestic hog, and is practiced by that
useful animal in all sections Of kansas.
A Mexican shepherd made bet with
his employer that his dog would stay
alone on the ranch for five days, taking
the sheep onto pasture in the morning
and penning them at night. The dog
was instructed by his master, plenty Of
meat was hung up in reach, the siep.
herd went of, the dog faithfully dis
charged his duties, and the bet was
won. r5 l,H- l-
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Census taker. with his little list)-
"Have you any children, madam ?"
Madam-"Two girls" "Black, white,
octoroon, Indian, Chinese or japanese p''
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Your distressing cough can be cured,
we know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in this commu-
nifty. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi.
cine so pure, none SO effective. Large
bottles SOC and 81 at all druggists. D4w2
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Tho Milking Stool.

The chemists analyze our COW feed
and tell US which is the most valuable
and which Ia not 60 valuable, and We
feed 1t to the COW, and her report and
the chemists do not always agree, but
the COW Is right every time. tF
We must bear In mind always that
chemistry deals with COW feed In diff.
ferent way from that Of the COW, and
while the chemist may be right scien-
tilcally, yet the science Is not always
OF the profitable kind when we work 1t
out through the COW.
! Much time has been spent In trying
to find a reliable test for milk. Several
times It was thought ono had been dis.
covered, but today X we want to know
how much butter there Is in certain
lot Of milk, the churn-the ancient,
tirst-used methods the one We must
depend upon.
We must consult both chemist and
COW, then We are on the best road that
leads to success; best, because It has
inilestones and signposts to guide US;
the one to show us how far wo have
gone, but not how far we have 10 20,
while the other points uB accurately 10.
wards our Destination.
We may put hundred pounds Of
phosphate on an acre OF soil and no
chemist can tell by analysis that VIC have
done so, but the growing plants will
plainly mark that acre. Likewise the
chemist may analyze q cows food and
iail TO detect a principle in 1t that the
COW will readily find and utilize to her
own and our profit.
How foolish some OF us are to disre.
galu 30 many, new, proven facts and
keep, on the old way merely because It
IS old! This many Of us do in our dai.
rying, but in other branches Of farming
We arc alive to adopt anything new.
Why not try now things in the dajry-
in q small way at frst--and prove
whether they are good?
Summer dairying: Cheap feed, cheap
care. cheap butter and milk. Winter
dairying: Expensive feed Compare.
lively, greater care, higher price for
butter and Milk But make q note OF
this fact: 1t is not so much the cheap
summer feed that lowers the price Of
dairy. goods as 1t is that 80 many follow
the old.time practice OF having all the
COWS calve in the spring.
Skill in winter feeding will make
vast difference in the profits. Ii we
haven't got the skill we can ret it in two
ways: either from our own experiments
or from those Of others. Perhaps Judi.
ousccmbination Of both would be about
right. Don't take anything you hear for
absolute truth until you prove it by your
own experience. What may be true for
one 1nay not be for another. =
It is curious 10 hear men otherwise in
telligent say that farm papers arc written
BY men in offices, who have no practical
knowledge Of what they are writing
about, and they have the same opinion
OF all books on farming. One OF these
same men will ask an ignorant neiehbor
what to 10 for COW that has .'lost her .
cnd," and when he is told to put a salt
nackerel down her throat he forthwith
to follow his advice.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

". II. HAI1En, Auctionrcr, my:
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Five roomed house, Al North Broadway.
+ rho property on northeast corner OF Maryland
end Huron streets, lot 5Oxl3l, on which there is
Il GOOD six Trooncd cottage ind ithree Ioomed
house In rear, with enough vacant ground for
one other house. 1t will pat 5 per cent az Y IS
Your last chance 10 buy n lot on North Front
street. Lot sux4Oc. 81 $50 caAh. =.
Eight Roomed dwelling, lis 8outh Penn
street, very desirable location, 10, e00 KY "a
Six koomed dwelling. With large lot, ~
Twenty.nlpl Atrect, for 81 ,l25. ,!E
Six ro0med house l22 Zanc street, g., 001.
bargains IN building lots. ~ Il ~. 3.
Garden farm; Ohio r!var bottom. above high
water mark. The very best land. Good improve.
miles from this city. ny acres. Price 500
per acre. - -, .,,,,,.,,
Rcal Estate Agent and Broker,
Snof s'i,. MI l7ii75 jttsS-E l.20 Main street.
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AGENTS WANTED,
For Club Rates, or any further Information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned cleatly
stating your residence, with State, County,
street aud Number. More rapid return mall Do
velope bearing your full address. = : -
IMPORTANT,
f"f AddseRs NJ A. DATpryyy
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