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Eo2ACE AND RoPERT HoyAN.

Belengingto 20 an entirely different branch
Of criminal an=als, but equally mysterious
in its way, is the career Of the Hovan
brothers, Robers aad Horace. Fer years
they have beea the most dangerous and
successful eSnk snssks and burglars IN
the country. AID is wa Det until recently
thss Ghs PHEz,ed ana exaspsrassd police
obtained eIsv 30 their raSfhodS The
hIOthers, who resemble each ether 10 q
remarkable desTNe, always TTasae Il q point
70 dress and acs as nearly alike Us possible,
but never vera to Be s>sa 70 each others
company. Altar planning sczas rasd on
hank Horace Hsvsn rnd tZs W4fe would
seca-e quarters ct soras oonvenlnat hotel
ana make tsa aczuAlrtaace OF tbs Kusztas
When the heu- arrived fsr the robbery
Horace wocld sip cut q o7e deer &na
Robert, coming n ~ aasssze7. waaa s2Ss
his place by Mrs aszaAis side IN tbs astel
pREIoT. AssHw hi5e Horace would de ne
trick" he bad IN SLeB AID eSczpe- II seen
described 70 the pelte. and arrested hs hal
an eliei which could always be established
Dy freE two 70 q dozen reputable VII
2esses whs 80 the hour TIE cEins was
committed were positive thzs theT had
been chatting n toE reception rSoa ot fas
hotel with AF. and hTs. Esgz1-
Sszls tine aga sAs o-o. hes dissolved
partnership. FSsa saey est tEso troRsis
RaEsz1 AzS 7a&I 6zllSA=d tsEEa a. AZ
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DRS. TERRILL & PURDY.
DOCTOR TERRILL
154N MAIN ST., WICHITA, KAN.

Cures diseases of women heretofore
abandoned by the profession. Such as
tibrOid tumOrS, dfSplacementS, en-
largement pralapSus, etc, by the use
of electricity, according To the meth
DDS elaborated by the great French
Surgeon ApoStOli.
NERVOUS DISEASES-Dr. Terrill
wishes TO call the attention of those
suffering from nervous diseases. par
alySis, nerV GUS prOStratiOn, etc. to the
wonderful curative effects to be de-
rived from "electricity'' when scien-
tifically applied, and desires To state
that he makes the application Of elec-
tIicity III nervous diseases a special
feature Of his practice. The doctor
has the finest fifty diamond carbon
cell battery ever seen III the west and
all the appliances especially adapted
to the treatment OF lost manhood
or seminal weakness, which he quick
ly and permanently cures by the aid
of electricity,
CATARRH--Every case OF catarrh
is cura BILE il properly treated, regard
less of what others have said. Many
cases cured by a single treatment.
PILES, tistula and all rectal diseases
cured; no knife, 10 paini cure guar
anteed.
UretheraI Structures quickly and
permanently cured; no cutting or
pain; no money until cured.
CHRONIC DISEA EASES--BrOnchitis
asthma, hay fever, all throat and lung
troubles, skin eruptions, rheumatism,
dropsy, BrightS disease, bladder,
kidney and urinary diseases, blood
poison and private diseases.
SYPHILIS--The dread disease of
mankind. quickly and permanently
cured. by the new treatment. without
the poisonous drugs OF days gone by.
Medicine sent TO all parts Of the
country. Send for question blank.
J. ii. TERRILL, NJ ID
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REo MEN.

A Review Of the Pr.sssl. Situation OF tho
order
With the close of last moon eight great
councils entered upon . ngw great sun -
work, VIZ, Alabama. CouDoc-icnt, Georgia,
Illinois, Michigan. Ohm. Psnnsy fFania and
virginia Tie CouDciI Brand reviews tbs
situatbon az ths passsut t.Iss ~ follows;
PennsylyaniA has EiTezey EtDdied threa
new tribal council Lrvs aud las several
more under Wy. lfegngsz has pat al or
sauizeE in the ls,S AizbsEDa ins<nas to
DO good work, an -ts EaEESOoiOas sssSis1
Of the great c5uEe1f e IIlSa0is and Tho
good feeling prsVai!Irg IN thsa, stste-tE in
titcst.ye that t-- Crss<- taers viii be sd
vancsd-
Ohio has asls...s1 = c-zza Of pTsst ehisfs
Who viii enter into tie -=OEk with deter
rriratAou % nee Vsi4 sszGarss. l. Alchi-
gaa thor~ kzys DesG csTl<zto ss'sses -shy TIN
order during tas pzsa frs~ Krsat so1s ksa
Dot made tbs &C TslzCstoezt tis-t u should.
but v7s lea<8 t1-s tl.- ssars.ss hsrvs bow baza
removed AID good ysE< VIII - done "a
the stsGA.
Cozlnecticut 1-ssds Et.ls stiTriaz u2-
She has nos oeea =. aetiss oszTIEg tlss ga@s
great SUI "a vV@s D-oasasary - ENe o.
WEza pToEre~s-
V!zzn4a. s-e of he oldest zrezS -7'4Br.is.
did Roo6 work lasl scrr--- -I4l. DHt Ull
118ks sTsateE .z.Fa-aCsrl4es-L dzKlnZ tEs
-rs=sut t---~
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FAREWELL TO The TURTLE.
4 Favorite Marine CheIouian Gradually
Disappearing.

4 Favorite Marine CheIouian Gradually
Disappearing.
The Hoboken Turtle Club of New York
city owes its birth TO Alexander Hamilton
and Aaron Burr, but although it has been
in existence for nearly ninety years it
never had q permanent abidiAg place until
the other day, when the members moved
into handsome home at L.archmont. 1t
seems rather unfortunate that the club
members should settle down 70 housekeep-
ing just at the time when the delicacy on
which they dote is growing scarce.
The turtle has been the pet Of gourmaDds
for 50 many generations that be and his
family seem to be dying cut, and the pros
pective disappearance of green soup from
the tables OF the wealthy has already Great
ed alarm, not only in America but also IN
England. The London Graphic in speak
ing Of the shortage SAYS that the present
stock in the hands Of wholesale dealers is
so low that the market is practically yat
their mercy, and they are now charging
something like 2s 2d pound. whereas
this time last year they could only obtain
81. This means, Of course, that our cater
ers will have to ChGrgo prohibitiye prices
for the famous soup, and that for = time it
VIII practically disappear from the menus
of most OF our restRuCaats. We do not for
a moment suppoSa thai our civic magnates
viii cease II sunoiy tEelr guests with the
delicious compound of caGpssIssnd calipee,
for what would city dinner % without
this delicacy, which - in sense, Identified
with the historical glories OF cur municipal
lifa2 Outslae tle charmed circle Of the city,
however, vericaole turtle famine IS appre-
hended. and preparations are being made.
no doubt, 70 find some worthy substitute
for the celebrated green and yellow tat"
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Sing, and Horace Is under arrest at Mon
treal charged with stealing big bundle
Of bills from the cashiers desk in the
Banque Vile. Marie. He WIS TO nave been
placed on trial the other day, but the
course of justice has been delayed by Ho-
vans friends abaacting bey who Is the
principal witness in the case.
Perhaps one Of the most picturesque ras-
cals who ever created a sensation by bis
mysterious methods is Alfred Sheldon,
who at present is receiTing marked atten-
ton from the authorities of Auckland,
New Zealand. In 1879 Sheldon, who is 8
fine looking EnglishInan, appeared at Kan
sas City and secured good standing in
commercial circles by reason of introduc-
tory letters from London fnanciers. He
became associated with the Blue Springs
Milling company, and inside of two years
embezzled S35 coo. He made good part OF
the sum and then disappeared.
4 few days after his fitting be sent his
wife lester saying thst be was in the
hands of kidnapers, and would be put to
death unless the remainder OF the sum due
the milling company was made good In
closing he appealed TO her to write to his
(Shelaon's) wealthy father in England and
secure the money. Then there was hub
bub. The British government demanded
that Che United States should ascertain al
once where Sheldon was held prisoner
and secure his release. Uncle Sans OH
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There is d vast GiEErs1oe between the
bull frog and what Is known az the com
mon frog. / would not have one Of the
latter about me. The species that have
mate II tho month Of Nay. After they are
mated no amount ii ooGueting, coaIinz or
flirting on the pat Of any Of TIE other
frogs IN The pond 70 matter how hand
some or gorEeollsiy n1turs may have ell
tered them, could induce them - abandon
their partners. They arc united for LIE
and remain faithful 20 ezsch other until
separated b. GsatA. n the female dies first
the male bsce.ues ciEae&rtsned Es refuses
food. moDes around the pond ,&ad soon C.es
from pure griEG The :-EaA!e. on the other
hand, especially = sos = yOHng and hand
some. sooB foTZets the partner si her JOYS
and sorrOTs. and tea efancc- % orc 5y ths
return of arC.5cr Eay SIZE vii Be BRIDE
again, although z soma instances I have
known the reverse % this 10 De -Ae case
Interview IL New To-k Word
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RE-oPENING GATHoRouGHFARE.

In order to guard against results utterly
subservlse to health, it is absolutely essen
tial that the grand thOrOughfare or avenue
of the system, the bowels, should be re-
opened as speedily as possible when they
become obstructed. If they are not, the
bile is misdirected into the blood: the liver
becomes torpid; viscid bilious matter gets
into the stomach, and produces indiges-
ton; headaches ensue, and other svmp-
toms are produced, which = prolongation
of the exciting cause only tends to aggra-
vate. The aperient properties Of Hostel
ter's Stomach BitterS constitute a most
useful agent in- overcoming construction of
the bowels, and promoting regular
habit OF body. 1t Is infinitely superior 10
the drastic cathartics frequently used for
the purpose, since it does not, like them,
act violently, but produces a natural.
painless effect, which does not impair the
tone of the evscuatory organs. which il in
vigorates instead of weakeninr. The
stomach and liver, also, indeed the entire
system, is strengthened and regulated
Dy il.
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A Noted Athlete Dovnsd by Dissipation.
The career Of James Tuttle has ended
with des5h in Georgia lunatic asylam-
He was43 years old, and native of Nil
ledSevflle, Ga. When mere led he st
tracted the atbc1tipn Of John Robinson,
the famous Snowman, who employed him
and put him under a course Of training at
once. Hiss7ccess was wonderful. and in a
remarkably shaT5 while hs wss the star Of
the tent. AS rider, tIrn el5r and acrobat
be ousrivaled them all He gave 3 new
meaning to trarsEs acting By introducing
acrohat5a fsats never betoTn attempted.
He rsvoIationi=ed sone-sault acting by
turning doubles ovGF eighteen hsrses- Fast
living OF late years bad reduced him to
physical and mental wreck
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KNGLAND'S LABOR.
A Strong Movement to Amalgamate
Every Branch Of Labor

LONDON, July 1+.-An immense meeting
of the federal trades unions was held last
evening, at which 1t was resolved to call a
council, embOdying representatives of
every branch of labor, with a view TO the
formation of a general board. This action
was taken in consequence of the failure of
organize a general strike. as well "a the i'll
success of several recent strikes, which at
The outset promised victory. The utmost
enthusiasm characterized the meeting. and
the movement viii doubtless result in a
combination of labor 50 powerful as TO
compel the settlement Of future labor
disputes by arbitration. on a basis salts
factory TO those whose grievances are
based on justice.
The number of thieves arrested while
plying their trade in the crowds attracted
to the vicinity of Westminster Abbey
by the marriage Of Mr. Stanley leads
the police to believe that the light
fingered gentry Of the continental capitals
made descent on London in force during
the last week. Many of those arrested are
French and Germans, and are unable to
speak English. Hundreds of persons who
were in the crowds have reported the loss
of valuables to the different police stations.
but thus far very little of the missing prop
erty has been recovered.
The socialists are organizing provincial
congresses throughout Germany for the
purpose of proposing candidates for the
various German diets, believing that they
are now sufficiently strong TO elect repre-
sentatives in nearly all their strOngholds.
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Il seen8s odd - tae vOczl s-,s-~-siis' tAft
there shouId D. ECch Car4z- Ignorance
among thOzs psrzons TaS sEssslk Wiz per-
feet easo Pe<srl14ng tae aL-sFeEce bet7y~-1
srsuosI1g and E-utse-sn-,- %-zse fAe-a1---
ou. o. ten belleFs tx tl- tsrn-s asr sg--
Cuyurous. Yea t1a-S - = Ts-s- s11oflLf q
difference bet wen ttol1- ctanl-ne-i1g =
Il aEsctloz 81 tae s-@.r---zt4aS organs. Z
seuttexsr las dlEsc4liy - g'-ost1~c.Eg vocal
sound The starnroerey baS tie psEsF q
producing vocal Soa1S vrkeB@Te- - srazass,
su- Es L--As - Es-sSo-iy zTtaes -sss wc-1E
A ssBtsSrar hAs 10 tFsas.- - 2rrscu-atIng
words. rrsvl5iug -as vera l1Etrg o-gs-s acl
nor1Ally IA >se ssZcs g ,-tser1ug . q
refusal q tis Foioe 8AE Pe-fs~E c-zs1ss II
sseec1- Szs szz-n4rzsE1aE y = ds-sc1Iss ar
leu lzsloa caass- ~ a1r6s ~ insperfsr- Or
--zs sf speeoa--Es1 Lsr& Herald
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A REIGN Or TERROR.
4 BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN
BULGARIA.
The StamboulOff Power Becomes a
DeSpOtism which All
Parties Fear.
Reluctant Expressions of Dissatisfaction
Made by Officials and Residents
of Sophia,
Panitza's Execution Regarded as a Sacri-
fee to Autocracy-A Gigantic Scheme
to Amalgamate English LabOrerS
Items from Abroad
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, July
1.-THE highest temperature was 1002o
the lowest up to Z p. IN. 71So, and the
mean S9o. The wind was south and the
weather generally cloudless. The glass
exhibits an uneasiness, indicative of
change.
Last year on July "A. the highest tenn
perature was So, the lowest Ga, and the
mean 1859, and two years ago the cores
ponding temperatures were 81, 73.5 and So.
The rainfall on either year did not eX-
ceed the present up to date.
FRED /. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
July IA, s p. m.-Forecast until 8 p. m.
Tuesday:
For Missouri-Cooler, fair northwesterly
winds, fair weather on Wednesday.
For Kansas-Fair, except in extreme
northern portion, showers, northeriy
winds, lower temperature.
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REIGN OF TERROR IN BULGARIA.

copyrighted, 1880, by James Gordon BennetCI
SOPHIA, July 14-Everybody here is in a
state of animated expectancy, but rs to
what ia about 70 happen opinions differ
OF one thing all are convinced, that the
note to the porte, unlike its predecessors,
which were forgotten. will be answered
without unreasonable delay. Since my ar
rival here have interviewed a large num-
Der Of shop keepers, merchants and others
of the middle classes. There now
exists III Bulgaria a reign Of terror
under which no one dares to
express opposition to the Stambouloff
regime. / only succeeded in persuading
about one ont of fifteen of those upon
whom | called TO express an opinion.
Michu Uroschoyich, proprietor of the Hotel
Unlessa, said: The shooting of Major
Panitza was a severe measure and totally
unexpected by every one. 1t is pity the
Balkan nations can not overcome their
slight tribal differences, and unite into
a confederation which, if composed Of
Servia, Bulgaria, Macedonia Monte
negro and Greece. would be strong
enough to take care Of itself The
present state of the country makes
all business impossible. It is unpleasant to
live in country where you can only open
your mouth to eat or to shout for NJ.
Stambouloff. Prince Ferdinand has no
hold upon the hearts or heads of the peO-
pie. Prince Alexander certainly had
hold upon both"
KarOustayanoff, court photographer,
said: ''Our poor country is fast going to
the dogs under thep presentregime. Rescued
by Russia from the brutalizing yoke Of
Turkey, we had only a few years
In which to taste the success
of liberal institutions. Since StamboulOff
came into power the government has been
transformed from the liberal, almost re-
publican lines upon which it was founded,
into an absolute despOtism which chal-
lenges comparison, even in the orient. All
Bulgarian news that reaches the western
world passes through the hands of Stam-
bouloff or his agents or is fabricated in
Vienna. PanitZa was good Bulgarian,
q brave soldier and a true patriot,
who will be highly honored
by generations of Bulgarians to
come. With soldiers mounting guard
over the ballot-bOX to prevent a true eX-
preston of popular feeling, there Is no dan
ger of any number of delegates being
counted in who are not bound body and
soul to NJ StambOuloff and his policy. No
government will ever be possible with us
which does not enjoy good understand
ing with and protection from Russia. I'm
less the government changes l Will emf
CRATE to Chicago next year"
George RieroSuris proprietor of the Lux
embourg hotel said: A great majority
of Bulgarians always will remain Rus
sophie. Without Russia's continued help,
friendship and protection no government
will ever succeed in legally maintaining
itself in this country. The prince was too
weak to prevent the shooting of Panitza.
/ do not believe he viii ever return. STAN
bouloff himself had TO sneak away from
Sofia and hide himself in the mountains
so patent was it to him that everybody
was disgusted with affairs"
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MISTAKES.

That mistake that yol canzes fGrEese
Ssy. nay, waste 10 tln1e IL frs>eacg.
Tia ehl3ish 20 Ill, oct heroic
To rtso and 90 O. fSrCstszS
De you love ye1- darling tAS l>Ss
For hu1 n Learning 20 EzA<'
YOa hold hs5s csoSe % ySEr 5reAs-s
And sootLa ALI I'll s~ess s1oy t1ik
Put cut vour szafs5 tswar4s Co..
Persve EI.1 1aSzs. = gslaeso;
Press on. t,1-zA zacsrs&:a. tasrs's less
Thar th- o-e-4ra o. tao .oS1 betveea
A rype IS yo-r fathariy hsar-
Fa-xivizg. hSylzE sslst-lo-1Ss
OF u f}od searr 80. szr5ss SaTs7ga he dsFx
WHERE yozi Lie Weeping. sS-- ptA-zn-g
-Az Il T. Butxa
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Rifemen, comprising delegates from
most of the larger towns in Germany, held
meeting in Berlin last night, and re-
solved to hold the next rife shooting at
Mayence.
A large tract of Bavaria is infested with
worms which are destroying verdure OF all
kinds with great rapidity. 1t IS estimated
that upwards of 100000 pine and tlr trees
large and small, have been ruined, while
vines and smaller plants have been swept
clean.
Mr. Thomas Power O'Connor retires
from the Star with e17 900 as his share of
the plant and good will of the paper of
which he has made so phe-
nOmenal a success IN so snort
a time. In retiring Mr.. O'Connor
agrees not to edit another paper In Lon
don nor TO write matter for another Lon
don paper for period Of three years.
Changes have been made in the staff of
the Berlin Volks Tribune, whereby Herr
Conrad Smith becomes its editor in-chief.
The Turkish minister of justice, Ria
Pasha, has succeeded in obtaining
affair of Moussa Bey, in Orier
TO avoid further foreign intervention.
Ria has also promised the Armenian
patriarch that he would stimulate the
prosecution of Moussa with a view of Civ
ing satisfaction to the Armenians, who
have been now ten months waiting Tor the
justice promised them by the sultan when
the left their devastated homes in Ar
menia. Moussa Bey has been doing
his best to obtain permission TO return TO
the scene of his exploits, but he has
been provided with a home and two wives
by the sultan's orders, and it has been init
mated to him that his imperial masters
desire is that he shall remain il CONSTANT
nOple for the present.
Mr.. Stanley has not yet recovered from
the prostration which threatened the post
pOnement of his marriage. He was greatly
fatigued on his arrival at MelcheG court,
and remained in bed all day today.
l. =
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heroine, the homely heroine, the poor and
humble heroine, are such frequent and IA
miliar and f&vor.te characters in young
woEaenis literature. Probably the authors
OF these interesting characters took 10 lit
erature because az some time OF their ca
reer they had been thrown back upon
themselves They began 70 write when
circumstances made them feel isolated
from the rest Of the world, and in a spirit
of morbid concontraUion upon their own
thoughts. Illustrated American.
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uv E.rotnsa Azs ss They Are.

Probably z.est -er. and esytstnly most
young nez, feel th@s tE-sy sEo gooc fellows
wroEge1g THAI tae word has not tr-s'e1
them exactly r--ilt; rA3t they are ha-asse1
AID inEssea ~ sss Disadvantages Of their
environ -aezz: tA&J tlssEr iEoznes4.Ets circle
does net appreciate them ~ thar f1-l
v2IuA Eli TT51asz. bes1sse they are Eo-e
sensitive ard have 8ore lsisGTs 20 think of
the sauts and sllzl7s. tszs are tie traEs1les
- -----ia- giF- @z1z-IAla -ALz fe@iLaE far
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The Cruel World.

Tho birds are singing in the trees,
Near the hreokieI's silv'ry glean,
But We got the jumping toothacha
Aua
Things are seldom what they seem
Ny girl was tai and passing fair,
a faca that's ssea in poes' = dream;
But she elspeG wish another man,
And
Things are seldom what they seem
Tao rich man cuts his coupon bonds,
And drtyeth stylish team;
a usedls's eye re caa'E pass through,
And
Things are seldom what they sess1
-heArney Entsrprisr
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rubber coat and ran for home. He was
caught in the edge Of the tempest and lifted
from the ground After the storm passed
he lay bruised and suffocated with the
sUlphurous air. The left sleeve of his rub
Der coat had been torn of and whisked
away. An eight day clock was blown sixty
yards, and when found was ticking as mer-
rily as before the disaster a broad board
with nails In one end was hurled against a
tree with such force as 10 fasJen it there.
A pet cat was carried five miles in the cen
ter of the storm and then deposited safely
on the earth.
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make over what have to you and pay you what
1 owe you" He asked Iae if would write out a
bill of transfer Tor him. as he too excited to
do it, and l wrote as he dictated Potts still
reading the letter whom Fawcett handed him the
bill. He threw the bill in Fawcett's face and
said: II viii have you lyHched anyway, scoun-
drel." Fawoett reached TO the cupboard where
he kept a pistol, and pointed it at his head He
fired. The bullet struck him in the eye, and he
fell dead. We feared we would be blamed, as he
said. We then tried to dispose of the body. Potts
concealed it in the cellar This is what We have
to die for. We have suffered the most disgrace
full death in the world for concealing that old
fiend's body.
However, the fresh information at hand
is OF no avail, for the people it might have
benefited once are now beyond the juris-
diction Of any earthly court. But the
doubt remains, and as long as the case is
remembered the query will arise, Were
those people innoceptl"
The Potts case is only one of many
wherein crime and mystery join hands.
Evil deeds are not often done before the
gaze of the multitude, or if so there is gen
orally some hidden motive behind the act
which, if known, might explain what is
otherwise regarded as an etroeity. When
Henry Wrede went cunning for his broth
ef-4u-Id", NAi4adI 2coee, Oh INC StfeotS VI
San Francisco the other day he fully in
tended to commit murder, and that his
bullets few wide of their mark cuts but
small fgure-saye to Scott-in the sensa-
tional episode.
Why did he endeavor to play the role of
an assassin?
No one aside from the principals has the
slightest idea. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, accord
ing to the latter's statement, are happily
mated and have done nothingto antagonize
the wifes relations. A queer feature of
the affair WIS the manner in which the at
tack commenced. Wrede, when he met
Scott, held in one hand a big bouquet,
which he rendered the latter, saying it was
for his sister, Scott's wife At the same
moment he used his other hand to draw
reyolver and bee-in ebootirr