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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Fnu7Ty lake oLAzlGR.
Tie ss-r:;'n-. sivs, of Water wh:c

Tie s'r.r:;.:ns; sii.,e, of Water sYh:c:,
Give; Ei..::, {, t.,n Si;s:st! Mississippi.
I';.r McHl v-(iiacovcrcL seu.ce Of tho
,I;,;s:s':i.,li is :. sparkling little gen, of
!. la:c .sitnasctl above and beyond Lake
It;.acu. II rcstlcs amony the pines oi ;.
wii.l AID un:re..Ucatc.l ragicn of North
crii ,..inncsota. m&ny miles from tho
nearest s.;...i.c settlement, and just cn
t!lr sl.il.i,..... ride, ";hich forms tho "rcat
,y,-::..ta.-.;.i,,d ci ,.arc,l Anlcrica. Within
i. fe,# l.liie, cf ii ca, i,a found lakes and
streams Whose w.atei'S arc tributary to
the i,ed river cf the Noi,l. and tho saint
Louis, these rcHcl.ina the ac;. tlion;. ss;s
of miles fron. ti.c mouth OF the mighty
Mississippi. wi,icl. flows in Il small
l,rco!, from I...;o Gla.icr.
'i',li, lake, which is row generally
recognized as the truc source CT tho
great river, is about two rliics; in diam
ctnr. and would be nearly an oval in
form hut for :. single prom cn.ory whose
rcs,;y shores give 4. il! outline TO s'.a PC
CT 4 heart. .tc wa.e.s OF TIE ia.e arc
exceedingly clear ard pl:e, cu:..n.s
ircu. sl.i::.s, son.c !,sin!s ut .i.c Bottom,
i but he il.:cc most prominent rise few
mile; 10 tho southwark n low, wct land
;.t the foot of sand h.iia.
On the very point CT Tho promontory
is . sprinS Ntl,s,r wa;ers are - cold u
ice, and at w!iich Captain. Giazicr'; l,:ir-
ty s!;llsod their thirst whilo exploring
the shores CT tho row la'sc. SO lonely
is tho rcg.oa in it;vicinity that fer four
t>c,, days not cv;:i a rcd man was Sen.
ll;tvias lcc;.,,l the source OF The river,
G;rt;.iii s;.az.,.r ansl his COZ. rar:oi.s de'
seconded. il" M.s;..;sinpi in their canoes
to the t:l. ai .,i,%ico, ,ravcrsing its en-
tire caU-ss. three thonsai.s! enc hundred
and cigiiis-faur f.aiies, IL: orc hundred
ans! scvcnteci, days. y. y. Observer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Human Beings Ton Fec. High.

ina prehistoric cemetery lately un-
covered neg, Mcntpeiicr. i'll the south OF
franco. a,ncn:: ctlier things found and
reported to the Paris Ac;ld",ny were two
,l,,.li:. evidently hclongin: To the !Aryan
race. AMI some uul.n bones that. Judged
from their proportions. must have be-
lcnsed to 4 man at least ten feet in
height.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
-S,ecpi.r-car Por;ar.-"l.a. Il r1cas

-Slecping-car Ior;er--"l.a1 q pleas
ant trip. sah?" PASSENGER (gettinr into
lii: cvcr.ca.l-"i} -"i}cli'.htfIl.' Potter
".Sctl.in' happen to mar yoar pleasure.
sako' Passenger Nothing wli;..cvcr
Canc through safe and sound" Por-
ter Gn.innatinglyl- Sometimes gem
rcn like TO give small fee, sab, to- :"
Passenger Good i.ica. I'll hand
acIciii;ng .o The engineer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
EIGHT DROWNED.
4 Particularly Sad Accident at
Fall River.
Earised franps Burn the City oI
Coolidge, AeI lsyico.
Indian Buryios Ground Destroyed
An Outbreak Now Probable

FALL RIvEk, May 25 Samuel Whiitles
and wife. and their three children. vent
for Z walk il the countrv .....5 morning .~-
compared BY Mr.. an5 drs !. h. Pa sxier
= nd tso enIidren. oee. Hamer.a hoarier in
whirtle 5 family. Waler Turner. each r
of shosi hand N Hol n.s, C. mmercial Col
lege aai Turner .ln. T,sy walked 10
the east shore II North Watupgt. anil the
chi,drea became too nrri 10 w.ix back
A a :, bottcmed * d ~i, aired et farm ,r
and the psri, 20, iBSo IL,
Ths heavi.y loaded boat proceeded eau.
tiou'ly On its ~ay sercss .fnppa pond.
VIII. withia 20 feet of an urr At the
pumping station ~aier sork.. the surface
water beeom. ra6ied AMI ~at-f b, gan to
spatts into the haa' Tie eA.ll ! b. "a ae
alarmed ami he,su % j-~r scout sn' .he
boz, esps;red ils asrsr'i 'g-r er -s III.
only i~o Ihs c. nit s~i ard '."v sscceA.i-
I'd in reaching -aore, iuro+r t.ia.ed
away. lAneT returned tc ,'rureli"y com
ianions b. rescued Ih- Back,ev and
Eddie v ,'..es. The rest Of the ps'fv At
nee sank 6 81, ,,srti fr,sovctei
Ii but The rur- Il svy
The Dr. ~ntl s-Ie S1m9-! Watt.
aged SO; ; -. Wiulcs as -; Sl,auel
Wi'r.ts j.. - a IS I5asg VII t,.,
aged 10; LrsInA Buckley. aged S5; Fred
Buckley, aged 3; Willie Buckley. aged $ !;
Willie Turner, aged > Nhit,les is one OF
the most popular Euglishmen in the city.
and has been in the EMPLOY of Cobb. Bates
and ierxs many years. He WAS 4 leader
among the scientific men of the city and
formerly WAS President of the Hunibo
Scientific Society, which organization he
vas o have al .ressed this evening.
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Great Excitement over tho French
Outraees in Now Foundlapd.

ST JoHSs, n F, May PSI The great.
est excit. mel I prevails here, the two last
French ou'rsges on ST. johns fishing popu
lation havirg driven the people slmost to
the verge of desperation. All along the
coast knosa as the Fr. nch shore, which
extends rom Cape st. Joha TO Cape Ray
the fi-hing and farming ~hile agents have
srrlved he-e to purchase guns and smmu
milton to -uppy the crews of New Fonnd-
land fishing vessels
The present outlook is serious Unless
the British government takes immediate
action TO rsscind the recent arbitration.
which gives frshcs territorial rights for
forty miles iulsl on the coast named, il is
not improbable that the whole COLONY will
be 10 op, r rey.l: 40 the near future.
The exc tclnert xrnw. out Of the French
ourages. On Fndsy q; Port al Buque,
300 mile. f,om ST Johns. and the most
~esterl s.s.is sneni OF importance on the
island, aai the hsrbsrous treatment of the
crew OF the schooner aground AZ the hand,
| of FrepchmeD, xbo beat the mate 30 badly
that he may die. Open hostilities are mo
mentarily Anticipated between armed hsh
| Jog vessel. Of Newfoundland and France
As there are French msn-of war on tbs
coast ~hich ~Iil not respect the British
| flag, the result Of such sc'i1n would be dis
astrous TO st. Johns fishermen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

The repor, sen, out from Washington to
5te f. CT that the Senate will report a sub
.titute for the Mckinley bill measure, il
one wholely without foundation. Senator
MoyrItl, chairman of the Finance Commit
tee, said today that he did not know uhst
the CON n1ittee would do but as he hoped
10 finish the consideration of the bill in one
week, it is no, probable tina, they will IN
dertske to n port any substitute Indeed.
there is no room for a substitute. as the bill
that passed the House uas made up on the
lines O. ore which passed the Senate at the
last session. The only difference is that
Ia the Houss bill the average Of the rate .
is lover thar in the Senate bill
The Senate bill made the duty on carpe,
w0ols four ard eight cents per poun5
placing the dividing liae q; IL cents The
House rsi-ed the dividing line and made
the duty s2 per cent and 50 per cent, 4 con
siderable reduction on the Senate rates
The Senate bill made the rate On steel rail,
SIS ~ per to1- The House made
the rate sl3 20 Der ton. The rates on tir
plate are the same in the House measure
a. they were in the Senate bill. In pot
terry the House raised the rates over th.
: Senate Jill al average Of only 5 per cent
, On Lumber it reduced the Senate rates
On sugar the SENATE reduced the exist!nl
rates 50 per cent and made the bounty
I per cent per pound. The House has re
duced the rates 100 per cent and made th
dnty cents per pound. On wool an
rooien cloths the average rates are tn
same in both bills.
The House has reduced the rates owe
the Sens,e bill on hsgzing for grain and o
hsggirg twine and leather goods. Tn
sesste 'ook Of the duty on alcohol used
art. which the House has not doae Hene
the Senate has made = greater reduction o
the inferasi revenue features. The Hous
increased the protection to asricai.uri
products, ard i; ls safe to say the Ssnai
vilE rot reduce the rates named in ii
House bill
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Notes
The industrial agitation in Au.tri. is sub.

The industrial agitation iD Austria 10 sub
siding.
A daughter has been born to Princess
Louise. Sife Of Crown Prince Frederick at
Copenhagen.
The Russian general. Won Witten. CON
mtted suicide by shooting himself ., . san-
tarium in Wiesbsd sdden, Saturday.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has con-
ferred upon Prince Albert Victor. oldest
Duke of Clarence and Of Avondsle. and
that of Earl Of A,hlone.
The London workinsmen's organizations
are OF gaged In consideration Of the matter
Of giving 4 grand labor reception 70 En-
peror William Of Germany on the occasios
Of his visit to England in July.
The Standards Berlin corr .spondent says
the Car has declared that in the event Of
Franco German var he will not interfere
by force Of arms. will not attack Germany
nor enter into an alliance with France.
The national Japanese exhibition during
April vas visited by half . million people,
the receipts from the sale Of tickets
amounting TO about A5s 600. II 10 nov
eIps ct.d that the exhibition will remain
ops until August.
The various delegations Of pilgYims Who
have lately visited the Pope have casried
to the Holy Father an aggregate sum Of
money apprormatins f33 600 OF this
amount fs 600 came from France, Ei0 900
from Italy. $4,000 from Austria, $1,000
from Germany and fl2 900 from America.
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River and Hsrbor Bill.

iivas thought come time ago that the
River and Hsrbor bill would fail, bat il 10
probable nov that il will pass both houses
and be sent TO President Harrison. The
President sas formerly . member of the
Mississippi River Commission. While act
ing 10 that capacity he presented . minori-
ty report in opposisio. to the work Of the
commission
As il will have An expenditure Of 81 900.
900 under the House bill TO eonti-ue work
on the same plan xhich tie President op-
posed. there has been some talk about his
vetoing the measure. 1t 10 not probable.
however. that be will do 20. A bill 10 nov
pending in the Senste. having passed the
House some time ago, to make An appro-
priition Of 81 .0O0. 900 for the immediate
improvement of the Mississippi II that
measure and river sad harboY, Galveston
hafbor and Hay Lake Channel bills all pass
the sgsre. ate of the appropriations for riv-
efs and harbors will be over 333 .0OO, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
Mem osial Servsces.-MsdD Dog -Base
Ball.

Special to the Kennehec Journal.
wArERyiLLE, May 25.-Tosard- noon.
on Saturday. great excitement vas caused
on the s,re., by the r. port that dog hsd
| run maI. The animal whose peculiar se-
| tions gave rise TO the report. was fret OBJ
| served near Dunn Block From there be
ran down Silver street. He wss pursued
BY Deputy Marshal Cro~ eli, attended by a
large crowd nf mel and boys H. from. Of
the Cniversaiist charch, Crowell fred .ev-
ersl sh ITS Of the animal none Of tn, m
however, taking effect. The dog then took
turn up Main street, and in front of Chss
Giimans house was ritdled with bullets.
The memorial sermon before the " $
Heath Post, g. A. K. vas delivered at the
Baptist church this afternoon by the pastor,
Rev W. II. Spencer The members of
the Post, the Sons of Veterans sad TIE
n iiiiia company attended in . body The
speaker maintained that the ds;s for the
exercise of the sane heroism that bad char
scterized the boys in blue we're rot yet
pas, but the great questions of temperance
of labor and other social prob ems must be
met with brave and loyal hearts. The be-
roism equired TO fight the social battles OF
the hour. though of different sort is real
and determined.
A team from North Vassslooro played
the Watervllles on the Colby campus SAT-
9rday afternoon. The home team vas VIC
torlous. Its success vas largely due to the
good work Of Tower Of Culby 92, who jid
the t~irling for them. He bids far to be-
a promising candidate for a pitcher On the
[ University team next season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
The Mississippi Appropriation Cut
Down from Two to Que Million
Dollars.

In his prayer Saturday morning, the
chaplain said Almighty God, we come
before Thee bowed in sympathy with the
sorrow of thy servant, the Speaker of the
House, stricken by the death of his venera-
BILE and beloved mother. Grant unto him
and all members of the House the only
consolation the heart can know in such a
bereavement, the hope inspired by Thy
beloved son. As we sit in the shadow Of
this great eiiiietion we hear Thy voice say
ing. And there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall
there be any more pain, for the former
things have passed away.
During the delivery Of prayer the
Speaker occupied the chair, but while the
clerk was reaiing the journal he left the
hall, designating Perkins of Kansas to pre-
side in his stead.
The House then went into committee Of
the hole on the river and harbor bill. The
pending question vas the point of order
against the Hennepin canal proposition.
After an argument by Rogers of Arkan-
sss, in opposition TO the point of order, the
chairman overruled the point of order.
Turner of Georgia then moved to strike
out the provision for the canal. He con
tended that the digging of canals by thu
federal government was contrary to the
constitution.
After much debate the motion to strike
out was lost, so to 1872.
On motion of Henderson OF Illinois, Ar
amendment was adopted reducing from
81, 600 900 10 81 600, 600 the appropriation
for the Improvement of the Mississippi rivel
from the head Of the passes to the mousf
of the Ohio river.
Pending further action the COMMITTEES
rose.
Public business was suspended and th'
House proceeded to pay fitting tributes ts
the memory of the late David Wilbur o.
New York. After eulogistic addresses BY
Sherman Of New York, Mccormick o.
Pennsylvania, McRea of Arkansas. Rus
fell of Connecticut, Tracy and FarquhAr Of
New York. the House, as q marx of res
pect to the memory of the deceased. I'D
Journed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Of the Nsws Tsken From the
Current Events Of the Day

Three shocks Of earthquake we're felt at
Billings, Montars. Fr day.
Yale beat the Atlanta eight cared crew
At Ne. Haven. Saturday, b, eight lengths.
John G, nnors, alias jack the lax
Singer" was sYr, s.sd at New York, Fri
day.
Fiux measles ard typhoid fever prevail
at Barb.ursviIle, ". Va. Over 200 PERSONS
are i'll.
Coal frsi sh.s frcm Baltimore are now
sI. 80 to Boston and sl 80 to Portsmouth,
N. II
Governor Hill Of New York. Saturday,
signed the bill prohibiting minors from
smoking in the street or o;her public places.
The detectives who have been searching
Mexico in search Of the man who drove
Cronin to his death have returned without
him.
The Worlds Fair committee will ask for
. spe cisl session Of ths Illinois legislature
70 authorize Chicago TO vote e5 900 900 for
Worlds Fair purposes.
There we're two fat fights between mem
bers and artschee Of the Legislature At
Fraokfoft, Ky, Friday, owing TO some
oYiOefy CnafRSs luz meDocfs suose
quently apolozized.
William F. Clements. living At l0s
Beacon street Chelsea, died Saturday from
the effects Of a large lose of French fly
poison taken last "Wednesday night. Des-
pondency was the csuse Of suicide.
Louis Nillsrd. ls years old. "a. shot
and killed by Charles II. Husgins' at hi.
house 10 Providence X. /, Saturday.
The shooting Was accidrnts'. and resulted
from careless handling Of + obert rife.
Denny KeIsiasr Of Boston and Joe Fl
| iing.rorth of Los Angeles, rnidJleweigh,s
| fought at the Golden Gate Athletic Club
San Francisco, Friday night for purse Of
| A1 .0Go. Keliip-r vas knocked cut IN tbs
| 50.h round.
| A party Of searchsrs Friday afternoon. a
East Lebanon. n. T.. di.covese,. in III.
! vsods Of Lebanon, picksxe believed q
| be The tool si,h which 1sa&c Sartelle 5ui
the rave in which the body Of his murder
ed brother Hiram was laid. The picisx'
vas fousd about one mile from the grave.
Capt. J. T Jsynss. one Of the fltus,er
ers Who vas II the head Of the scheme |,
invade Lover California has not only con
fessed to the truth Of the story. but openl
asserts that he is going 10 oTSani1e aso;he
expedition to Lower Caiifosnis. for th
purpose tf founding an indepeaden repuh
lie in that country.
! The parents Of Fred McQ1sde, sevs
|. years old. p,oii at the Centre street pri
. mary school. LovsiI, Mass. viil bring 81
, against Georgia A. Hsrnt ton. teacher, fe
the funeral expenses Of the child. II
cl-ined that the teacher vashed oat Ii
bog . mouth for swearing The boy shor
ly afsss~srd hsd diph,hefis and died.
The accommodations committee Of II
q G A. r. has m.de the following sssigl
: menss Of quarters for the week: Carr,
Post Freedom Ne, 20 men; Dvinl
: Post, s. Mechanic Falls. 70 men; Gi
!. Post, 80. Cbesterviile, Me-, 10 neE
/; Marshall Post. ~. Belfast. $50 men; 1Ias
. Pest, l29. Hsmpden, rs men; PfIlesy Pos
: IS Unity. Is men; all ss Tie Mechanic
+ Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

The Penobscot logs are coming down the
rivers n fne shape
Curley won the ten hour race at Bangor,
Ssrurisy night. with Sullivan, the .'Ghoss''
second.
Parts of the safe recently blown open at
Fairfield, have been found on the river
b,nk near Benton.
l; is expected that there will be 20 00e
mas IN line st Portland, At the re union of
tie srmy of the Poom :, July4
Bsarce L Clifiiorl of Lewiston. sold on
SATURDAY their whole stock 5 900 tons of
ice to the Monmouth lee Company.
X j. reported that the recent storm did
con.ilerable damage on Moosehead Lake
to vhsryes and ay treski7y up rsfts-
". W. FosT, ciotbier ard dry good.
Dealer Bangor and Wirterp1rs, Ne is re
porte j as owing SIS, 900. and has nomiRal
sss-'s Of s2i,0o0,
The 2i,h annual mes ting Of the Maine
Homeopathic Medical Society will be held
III Rsssl Aresnum Hall, Bangor, Tuesday
Jaas ;, At 10 4. n.
Tie barn sGi I'll or the Eros Hatch
pisc-. at Wells Depot, owned By Albert II
Hs: ,. VS.. totally CONSUMED ~ Ere san
sss IN ming. Lass $50; Insured.
W. are informed that the report that the
VASE boro woolen nil is about 70 elore !.
ireorrs 2. ali TIA. the mill will probably
ecniinue under the present management.
4 frsetinx will be held at Dsmari.eotfa
MAJ -. 10 confer on the Knox & Lineoir
ssi The sYndicste will buy the $50, ,oot
worth bonds of the towns acd cite. Al
pa vs'us.
The granite cutters strike. on yiaal
haven vEs settled Friizy G. the Hsl.o..I
bill basis The lowest par for q piecs 81
work is tbirtS cents an hour They vii
resrme work Moaday.
A sFscisl town meeting viil es held Of
Monday May 26,h. At oFuna. 70 act on ,
warrant which csls fur the abandon NJ n
of a short street to rsske room for ,he pro
posed psper mill Il is hoped that the vot.
will be favorable and unanimous.
Department Ccumsnder John ID. ArieT
son will deliver the Memorial Dzy address
u bis nssive town of Graz At Macbis.
, Dr.. Henry II. Smith will speak a. De-,
ham. Rev William Forsyth of Bgckspoy,
at Csseo. Rev B. ) Rideout of Nor.sy
! The place Ct Congressman Miliken. xh
sill be unable to be at Ellsworth, viii b
Alled BY DR.. Z. L. Grindie Of Nj. Desert.
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Murderer Elephant Frustrated.

NEw YosK. May 25.--Curoner Levy
yea; rcay hsli Al iualssi in tae case Of
Lawyer Ciinton g Reynolds. who ~as .hO,
in ms Office at NJ. 81 Wal street, BY Al
phon.e j. Sc phani on MAY Is and died
Eve days later at the Chambers SIes,
H9spitsl. The jury rendered a verdict IN
accordance With the facts already told IL
the SIsr During ;be Inquest a s-nsstior
va. caused by the crashing Of q brick
through one Of the courtroom windows
stsphani j. completely pros,fated and it II
feared tina; ne riii make An attempt upoi
bis o<h life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
IncIsasipg Cotton Manufaotoriss 10
Island OF Ceyion.

Lospos, May 25.--EDglish manufactus-
ers do not vie " with pleasure the rise Of .
rival ia the cotton anufacturing business
at Colombo. in the island Of Ceylon, where
cotton mills are being started With 10 600
.pindles and $50 looms. soon to be largely
extended. Labor In Cey Ion 10 cheaper
than in India. and far cheaper than In
Great BritiA1. while there 10 abundant Fsv
material at hard, 1t 10 thought that the new
industry may become = powerful rival for
the Asiatic trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
Lightning Explodes Dynamite Two
Killed and Twenty-Five Injured.

MANSFIELD. o., May PA very severe
rain storm passed over Richlsnd county last
night, accompanied with lightning ard
thunder. Lightning struck John Charles
block in Lucas about 3 o'clock this morning.
The block was occupied by hardss and
general merchandise store, which were
burned, together with two Dwellings ad-
joining. There as 20 fire apparatus in
the village; the citizens turned out with
buckets but could do nothing towards ex-
tineuishing the flames. While removing
the goods about fifty pounds of dynamite,
which was kept in the store. exploded, ard
two men were killed, their bodies being
N ngled beyond recognition. About %
p rsons were more or less injured. The
,hoCk of the explosion broke nearly all the
windows in the village. X ip finally put
the fire out. The property loss is estimated
st from s., 900 TO IS coo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

ONE ENJOYtC
Both the method and results ",
'yrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleas.
md refreshing to the taste, and -.
Gently yet promptly on the Kidney.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the s.
lem ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituai
sonstipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
,nly remedy Of its kind ever pro
'uced, pleasing to the tasts and ac-
'eptable to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
fleets, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gisu- Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
sAs ssAscisc0 Cal.
ioofsv'lf. ~. .tw yoAs. sr
apri rits~is
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Died Under Suspicious Circumstances.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, May 25.-Mr..
Cordelia s. Goodm n. wife of Samuel X
Goodman, mechanic, of Worcester. died
Friday night under .uspicious circum-
stances at a house in Ags~am; reason to
believe she was poisoned. The woman
came to this city Monday, ostensihly to
visit her sister in Chicopee. She met
Herbert Smith here, with whom she had
been intimate, ant the couple went to
the house of Smiths brother in Agsxam.
There they remained until Friday night
when the woman was taken suddenly Ill
and died in three hours Autopsy ]is-
closed suspicious matter in her stomach
which will be analyzed. NJ arrests have
been ID sde.
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Dr.. Tsnner's Record Onteoue.

DUBrQuE. Ia. MAJ 25 The forty lays
fast Of Dr. ranLef is ou.done b. Thoms,
r. Sutton. fourteen year cid ,53 of Pat
rick Sutton Of this ciy. He .p.nr vas
hurt Ave yesrs ago and he has beer sn in
valid ever since. Eleven weeks Eso his
right side vas pars!yzef Since that 'ime,
IS days ani over, not a psrti .e cf food
has passed his lips. There Is no longel
q pound Of feet oc the en4ciste1 by Of
the unfortunate boy. Iii. dsrt7 Is nomen
tArily expected.