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FEW ORIGINAL CRIMINALS.
WHY THE WORK on TIIE DETECTIVE
~ OFTEN MADE KAsy.

One reason why detectives often M.
pear 10 do something miraculous oc-
casi0nally IN that there " after all very
little originality In criminals. When
n mnn sets out to get money by crooked
means he seldom sits down and evolves
n new plan. On the contrary he evil
IDENTIFY thinks NJ the smart cases he has
heard OF Mt various times, makes up his
mind which suits him best and copies
the plan adopted very closely indeed.
Hence, when tho detective sets out he
has, In many Instances, quito a string
OF preccdents to take IN guides 10
the course the criminal will
probably pursue. Onr case, years
ago, that helped me immensely in
the business, was forgery. The man
had disappeared aud lett no clew what.
ever behind. obtained access 10 his
rooms and found that he Ind doveloped
q Partially for cutting scrals from
newspapers. There was a whole
drawerful Of them,a aud l went through
them carefully. Several had relation
10 forgery cases, and one cutting that
appeared TO 10 pretty badly fingered
described how forger had got away In
w0man's attire. I worked ON the
theory that my bird had flown In thls
manner, and followed II up until 1
finally got on the track aud captured
the criminal. The capture was re-.
gardod ~ very remarkable one, but
ms u matter Of fact the runaway had
left for me an exceedingly valuable
clue. IL he had taken the precautlon
To burn thht cutting he might Il ave
escaped capture altOgother.-Jn FL.
Defectiro ~ Globe.DoMOoyat.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 92.-rho an.
nuai statistical report Uf the American
Iron and Steel Association says TINT In
$500 the usited States made tho best
record In iron and steel that has ever
been made IN any country. This Ia
remarkable In View Of the fact that the
products u 1858 and 1859 were both
considered phenomenal. For 1900 the
production was ~ follows, IN net tons.
Pig Iron, including splcgel, lO.3O1 1923;
Bcsfemer steel ingols. =, l3l ,535; open
hearth iug0t-, ga, $50; lBessemcr steel
rails, 2,09l, D78; open hearth rails, iOlS;
cruciblc steel ingois, 7g,Tl0, rolled iron,
except rails, 2,s0l,s20; rolled steel,
except rails, iS2y,2i7; Iron rails, 5,5is;
pix, scrap and ore blooms, 3O,55s; kegs
Of iron cut laiis, 1903, 1870; kegs Of
steel cut nails, 1884, 2l8: kegs Of wire
nails, alsSoll; iron and steel wire
rods, oil 1851.
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soAnFr, 20 East, LIST South, Sponge,


Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainneld.
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; shv was treated for month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
He told her she was hopeiess vsotsp,
Of consumption, and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest.
ed DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption; shs bought bottle, aud 70
her delight found herself benefited
nom first doso. She continued il u.,,
and after taking ten bottles found her.
self sound and well, now does her own
housework and IL as well Ms she ever
was. Free trial bottles OF this Gr,at
Discovery Mt A. q. smith 4 Co.'S dug
Siofe. Large bottles SOC. and 81. 90. 3
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TRENTON, n. j., April GA de-
clsration was filed today In the United
States Circuit Court In n three million.
dollar suit for damages In breach Of
contract brought by Jewctt against
Robert Garrett, Henry Frlck and
Latrobe.
BALTIMORE, April 22e.-Ex.Mayor
Latrobe says Of tho levitt suit that
eight or ten years ago Garrett had the
Atlantic Gable Company incorporated
by act OF congress. and owing 10
l.atrobe's position ns Mayor of Balti.
more he was named M one OF the In
cOrpoator. The cable company
never came 70 anything, and Lairobe
was at u loss to know the basis OF the
suit.
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NEW YoHl, April 22.-Georgc T..
Ornisby, an officer In the navy, has
begun suit la the Supreme Court
against Ex.Secretary Of the Navy
Whitney to recover $4,000 damages
for false arrest and imprisonment. lie
claims TO have been detained on Mare
Island from January Goth 10 March Z,
1889, ON nm order OF the Secretary with
out cause known TO him. IL appears
that Ormsby was an ensign, aud while
stopping ut Richiield Springs In Sep.
lenber, lsss, was ordered 10 report nj
the Mare Island navy yard for duty
on the hDHoa0aIeid. He pleaded sick.
mess, but the plea was not accepted.
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4 PITCHED hattie.
striker. aud oGicsrs Have an En-.
gagensent.

usioSrows, Pa, April 22.-rhc
county officers went ~ Adelaide this
morning, but, after making two ovic.
tlons, were oyerpowcced 10y strikers
and driven away. Being reinforced
by Sheriff Mccormick and large
number OF deputies, they returned
when pitched battle took place be-
tween the posse ami about three hum
drcd Hungarian men and women, Ia
which u Hungarian girl was killed anu
others Injured, among whom were
several deputies. Tho deputies wcro
trying TO keep IN, Hungsrians from
Carrying back household goods thrown
out OF the houses In the morning. A
big strong Hun was fighting with sew
eral deputies and Sheriff MoCoumIck
camo 10 their assistance. The Hun
saw him coming aud tried to shoot.
The girl who was killed was the lover
Of the Hun, aud was fighting
fer him against the deputies
The latter cay n pistol went on
In the hands Of the Hun and killed the
girl. Company q OF the Eighteenth,
regiment was quickly brought TO
the scene, aud It l. believed had they
not been, every deputy would have
been injured II not killed. Sheriff Me-
Cormick was slightly wounded iu the
hand by n stray bullet. Evlctions will
tako place ut ,Icith tomorrow, aud
trouble IN feared.
II Is learned tonight that In the fight
between the deputies and the mob two
women were fatally shot, onc Of whom
died In few minutes, and tho other
cannot live.
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Bsllard's 1loreheand syrup rsv
Whooptng Cough.

There u no remedy In the world
which will give such prompt relief in
whooplng Cough A. Baiiard's Hore.
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II you will try IL your children will
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the most cooling and soothing remedy
for Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Bron.
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free from opium. II builds up new
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an Incompatible remedy. made of the
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Editor Jones OF ihr ~. Louis "Repnb.
lie" Comes Ont rs Her
Champion.
THr sHrHmAas WILL ACCEPT THE
PROPOSED DONATION.
The Deposed Fighting Lady rinda Her
Eulgbi.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Eiitor Jones OF
the -. Louis Rcpu5iic, onc OF the na-
uonal commissioners from Missouri,
AMI chairman Of the finance commit.
tee, In an open letter TO Secretary u
the Treasury Foster, takes sldcs with
Phmbe COuzins, deposed secretary Of
the board OF lady managers. He strong
~ insist. that her position " correct,
and that she should DO upheld. Miss
Couzins Is elaied ut this championship
Of her cau-c. The board OF control
viii take the matter up next week. IL
II decides against her Miss Couklns
says she viii lay the matter before the
full board Of lady managers, the full
national commission, and thon, II
necessary, take II 10 Congress.
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WEST STuCRBRrDuE, Mas, April
.2.-Hcnry BRrliurson Of Caiham, n.
", II years old, shot his dead wifc's
sisler, Mrs. Christine slrbcl, aud her
husband, killing tho latter, AMI then
shot himself. Nj. SirbVl " ~ years
old and his wife 80. Mfs. Sltbcl taye
the trouble II Jealousy, nud Barkcrs0n
wanted That sheshuuid elope with him.
The murloror will die, but Mrs. ssiebcl
viii recover.
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BALTIMogE, A pril 22.-Captain Pratt
OF tho bark Ondrcp which arrived from
Galetca Buena, Gull, says the robols
had everything their own way when
he lett. The chief source OF revenue
for the government, the nitrate minos.
were In the hands Of the rebels and
President BAlpaceda aud cabinet were
unhble TO get money. Their friends
were becoming dlshcartened aud towns
were being burned. The virtually i'm.
prisoned President and his disguised
army and those residents who had
been compelled by them 10 remain
were sadly In need OF food and ammu.
milton.
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OF procedure ON the resolution direct.
Ing the committee 10 make iuvestiga.
ton OF the workings u the Mckinley
law. a subcommittee consisting Of
Allison, Aldrich. Hiscook. Carlisle and
Harris, wns appointed TO prosecute the
inquiry. IL viii fifst collect statistical
Information and not I'LL later at least
take testimony. The subcommittee
VIII meet next week.
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MAsoN CITY, Ia, April 2e.-News
reached this city to-day Of the shooting
Of Miss Adeline Niles OF Skakopee,
MINI. Her mother, who now resides
In this city, IL In destitute circum-
stances. Ala for some time has been
leading rather AN erratic life and, from
what can bo learned, about i've weeks
ago was written TO by Joseph Hume.
stead TO go TO III. Paul, where they
would be quietly married. That was
the last seen OF Ada. II seems that she
went there and was married TO Joseph
Cash, n full-blood Indian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-23

The highest medical authorities Of
Europe and America have rscsntly
decided that n large percentage Of cascs
Of insanity IL caused by tho excrucla.
ting pains Of Neuralgia Of the head and
face. fany member Of your family
suffers this tormentor, Induce them 10
try Bsllsrd's Snow Liniment. One
application will afford immediate relief
and you will soon DO rid Of q danger.
GUS and tormenting disease. Ballard,s
Snow Liniment IA the most penetrating
Liniment known. II positively cures
Rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sorcs, Corns, Bunions,
etc. II penetrates and opens up tho
pores, drawing all poisonous matter 10
the surface, restoring and promoting n
natural circulation OF the blood through
the diseased parts. 2ss
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a Recommendation from T.unc..ee.

II Is more than likely that many of
the readers Of the newspapers viii
agree with IL, Il. Wayne, Of White.
vile, Tenn, In his opinion Of Cham.
herlain's Remedy. He says: ~ tax.
pleasure Ia recommending it 70 the
public as bsIng medicine Of great
worth and merit. The manufacturer
OF that remedy certainly have been
great benefacton 10 suffering humani.
W." One OF the most valuable proper.
Ties OF this remedy Is In Its power OF
loosening and relieving cold and
ireoing the system Of any bad eneets OF
mo cold. For sale by u. q. NJ. |,
Drug Dept. d8s
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THE srIcRu,x FuSD.
rue G-nersi'. Relative. Say They
Have all fh-y Need.

nave NV fh"y Need.
PinLADELPuIA, April 22.-Lieut.
rhackcra siys while Miss Elizabeth
sherman and her sister would accept
the 100000 fund because II was TO bo
riycn' MS IA token Of the subscribrrs'
love for General sherman, the publica-
tlon In New York papers that General
sherman was an improvidcnt man has
caused the family much annoyance.
lie was Just the reverse. "At the
lowest estimate" remarked Lieutenant
rhaekura, "Miss elizabeth sherman
aud her sister and brother Tecum-eh
have an income OF 5000 year. This
Il sufficient 20 live comfortably. Be-
slides, General Sherman left great
niass OF war correspondence OF histori.
cal value. Many publishers have re-
Gently asked access TO them. In this
way the -stntc will bc very valuable.
Then, too, there will be good income
from the generals memoirs"
Miss Elizabeth Sherman and her
sister are sorry that 40 large n fund as
100000 should be- raised.
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David Deis-co aud sr.. leslie Carter
ou Tor Europe.

CHICAGO, April GA special from
New YORK says local paper prints a
sensational article asserting that Mrs.
Lesli. Garter, formerly OF Chicago, has
gone 10 Europe with David Bela-cp,
the well.known playwright aud recent.
ly Mrs. Cartur'r dramatic tutor aud
manager. Mrs. Bolasco refuses " he.
lievc that her hu.ban has left her and
the children. Il. ID. Price, who was
connected with the management OF
Mrs. Carriers company, said that lady
had gone 10 London with Bclasco, but
that her mother, MIR. Dliley, accom-.
pnnicd thcm. lie said they went on
Important business and would return
soon.
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A BATTLE BETWEEN rHr DEPUTIES
AND the MOB.
Mrs. Leslie Carter aud David Bclasco
fnrnish the Theme Of the
Latest Sensation.
ny Telegram to the Snws.r
Soar rhoa.sad STRIKER. Addressed by
Iouss.

ScorTDALE, Pa, April 2e.-four
thousand strikers gathered here tonight
To listen to speeches. 10y Alux. jones,
the socialist, ami August Delahrr' in'
ternational secretary Of tho Baker,
Union. Jones made typical nnarch'
1T speech, referring TO the asst.iiin'
ton In Chicago % Anarchists anu the
killing OF strikers at Norwood under
the American fiag. He much preferred
the red Nag. lie denounced the capt.
talis.ic prcss In Incorporating iaii'
guagc. Daring the progress Of the
meeting onc Hungarian voted to return
10 worn, whereat he was set upon,
thrown out aud badly beaten. More
mass meetings will be held tomorrow.
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command thorough respect and hearty
admiration OF every true Citizen. us
attitude In dealing with alien residents
and giving 10 them the protection nc-
corded TO American citizens. aud no
more. IL lust, aud should commend IL
self TO the civilzed world.
1--WE oppose any attempt 10 uepase
the currency and coin Of the country
but Insist upon such legitimate IN
crease Of our circulating medium anu
such maintenance OF our douue
standard ~ will fairly sntisfy tie in'
creasing necessities Of traue anu com
mcrcc.
"I.oyal aud Intelligent republicans
will not seek TO destroy vested iuter.
ests, nor 10 cripple any Legitimate on
terprlsc, but they demand such lcgis-
latlon "a will protect the people from
the cxactlons OF usurcrs, from the
expressions OF monopolic- and from the
extortionAtc demands OF public carricrs.
'Reccnt events have made more mp.
parent than ever the necessity for ex-
crcising the sovereign right Inherent
In our nation, rs In all Others, ~ use
discrimination In the admission OF
Foreigners NJ residents OF this country.
W. tutrtiOIc fecVuiu'uh ruch ehthses
In our laws ~ VIII cficciuaiIy prohiDit
tho immigration OF raupcrH aud
criminals and OF people 10 nien
from us In their idefs and habits OF
thought that they cannot be assimllated
In the body polite.
awe recognize the Republican press
Of the country as n great aud indis::
pensablc force IN the advocacy anu
promoting OF Republican principles,
aud commend 10 every believer IN re-
publicanism the duty OF lending MS
influence aud efforts TO mn extension OF
tho benefits OF THIS potent agent"
tvu,au,rtox.
The fret breeze was felt when Wis.
consin delegate, whose aoccnt told he
was Of foreign birth, begged, on behalf
Of many Republicans III Tho North.
western States, that thc proposed Ian
guage restraining Immigration DO ex.
punged. He said the meaning OF the
words might be all right, but they
would b. historic by the enemy with
telling offset on the forclgn.oorn Re-
publican voters OF the Northwest.
They had Ind experience aud wanted
no morc.
General Fairchlld, OF Wisconsin,
said the delegates wer. all agreed ON
tue point In question. IL was riyht 10
H. H." , ", ~ l ,s,.r ~ ~ H.. ,ss,n'
L., y, "a, .,a,n,,s, ,,,.r ~ 49,. Nnr,h
west. They know what they were talk
Ing about.
A lengthy debate followed. Finally
Judge Webster moved b strike out
Nil after the word Criminals" aud
this was done aud the resolution
adopted.
Tho reading Of Harrison's endorse.
nent created the most enthusiastic
scene Of tho convention. The dele.
gates rusc, aud with waving handkcr.
chiefs, hats and canes kept up tho de-
mon-tfation Tor several mlnutes.
General Drake, Of Iowa, presented
the report OF the comniltteo ON league
work, recommending the appointment
Of state and deputy organisations and
that league methods be set 10 work In
every school district la doubtful States.
IL was also suggested that y committee
lie appointed 10 report al the next COM
vcntlon on the propriety OF In ;orpor'
nting the league. This provoked Ol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-23

CHICAGO, April 22.--Nolson Morris,
II was discovered today, j. Building u
private siockyafd, three acres In ct-
tent, 10y which he expects TO escspo tho
yardagc charge made by the present
yards. u Is supposed that Armour aud
swirl viii follow suit, and the move, u
successful, means the loss Of many
thousand dollars To the Siockyard.
Company. The latter will probably
take the matter into the courts.
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NEW YoRll, April ea.-The proprle
tors OF the Boston Ideal Opera Com
pany have brought suit against the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
IT. Louis Railway company for $50, 900
damages for breach OF contract, where.
by the company WAS unable TO reach
Louisville In time 10 show, resulting in
the loss Of receipts and Outstanding OF
the company.
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PIrrsBuRG, Ia, April 49, Mrs
Michael sullivan, aged % years, arose
from bcd last night and stabbed and
seriously Injured her husband, Michael
sullivan. She then cut her throat
from ear 10 ear. Thc only reason
assigned for the deed was that she was
tired OF poverty and qunrfeling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-23

Miss Emeline &. Hanna, missionary
for First Baptist Church, Troy, n. ",
sayE II am glad to state that DIR.
David kenuedy's Favorite Remedy, OF
Rondout, n. ", cured ms OF Catarrh
Of the Bladder, Kidney trouble and
Constipation. iwouid add that always
used the Favorito Remedy with the
consent Of my physician.
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WASHINGTON, April 2g.-rhe TX.
ports Of merchandise from the United
States during the twelve months end.
Ing March slst We're ss72, 0lO, 1917; i'm.
ports, ss35,63l, 400. Daring March the
gold exports exceeded the imporis by
Si,b0l $3.50, and the silver exports ex.
ceeded the imports by 81 ,02l ,572.
The Senate finance COMMITTEES mat
thismorning TO determine the course
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4 Letter From Him Addressed to
Robert Lee.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2a.-At the
sale of Washington relies n letter
signed by Washington, dated Mt.
Vernon, 18th August 1899, aud MI.
dressed To Robert Lee, sold for $40.
II gives an insight into the first presi.
dents sentiments regarding slavery.
In 1t Washington says: 40 sell the
ovcrplus csnnot, because am prin-
ciplcd against this, and of traffic In the
human species. 70 hire them out II
almost NJ bad, because they could not
he disposed In families 10 any advant-
age, and TO dlspcrse families have
aversion. What, then, must be dono?
Something NUT, or shall be rulnet,
for nll the money tin addition TO that
| raised lay cf0ps mud rcnlHl, that has
bsen received iOr lands sold Within tho
last four years, 10 tho amount VI $50.
0lp. has scarcely been able ~ keep lnc
aiioat.
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DR.. David konncjy's Favorite
Remedy, OF Rondout, n. ", Ia known
10 be- a certain cure for Nervousness,
Debility, and the Ills peculiar 10
women. This sovereign remedy stim.
ulates the Stomach, Kidneys and Liver
TO healthy action. For all trouble. Of
tho blood and urinary organs II has no
equal, and bottle, which costs only
one dollar, should be In every house.
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CHICAGO, April 90 Jay Gould mr..
rived In town this afternoon on a.
special train, having made the re-
mafkAble Time OF ton nouns from Oma-
no, hve hundred milcs. In an inter
view MT. Gould reiterated what he said
In Omaha concerning the Western
Traflic Association. When asked
what he thought about tho alleged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-23

Vanderbilt scheme to extend the FIRE.
mont, Eikhorn and Missouri Valley to
Ogden, paralleling the Union Pacific,
Mr.. Gould said he thought the report
not true. After the Union Pacific Ia
parnllelrd Il will 90 time enough for
him 10 act.
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PI1TsBuRu, April 22.--The mineH
In the upper Monongahela river region
have thrown bomb into the labor
camp by refusing TO 80 out for the
cight-hours Jay May ist. Tbey have
Just gone lack TO work, after disas.
trous strike.
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DUBLIN, April 2e.-Ai n meeting Of
the Irish National Federation her. TO.
lay the statement was made that ten
branches were formed Ia the past six
weeks aud already EiI0) were sub.
scribcd to carry out the purposes Of the
organization.
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HoRSgLisvmLE, n. T., April g.
J. r. willets, OF Kansas, ami National
President Polk, OF Washington, tonight
organized u state Farmers Alliance.
All tue county organizations were re-
presented. The order now haas 10000
members In the State.
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BURLINGTON, iowa, April 92.-The
lAb0rers ut Gilbert, Hodge Co. ium-
Dor yard drank freely of water from
an old well, nnd Us n result u poison
from sewage live are dead aud several
critically ~.
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DETROIT, April 2s.-rbe street car
Srise l. unchanged. rra1ic u almost
totally suspended. In the morning the
strikers unhi,ched aud drove OF several
teams aud ditphed cars. one new
driver was beaten.
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NEWARK, ". j., April 2e.-Max
Hunger shot and fatally wounded his
sweetheart, Martha Mnrawaski, and
killed himself this afternoon Mt the
residence Of her employer. The girl
had discarded him because he drank.
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III" Cumberland KIi,,sr.

CHATTANOOGA, Team, April ga
An authoritative report OF the Sunaay
night tragedy ON Cumberland noun.
tain says one laborcr was killed aud six
wounded, Tho trouble ori 3lnntcd over
the discharge Of mountaineers.
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LONDON, April 22.-The Press As,
ISOLATION says the Portuguese minis
ter made an explanation sufficiently
satisfactory to obviate any British no
ton In the Willoughby affair.
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BAITlMoRE. April 2a.-Thc tobacco
factories OF Marburg Bros. md q. W,
Jail a AK have been bought by the
american Tobacco company Of New
York.
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Henry Cook, the leading merchant
OF New Knoxville. Ohio, says: ''Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy has taken
well here, everybody likes 1t. They
say II gives immediate rellef.v That
IN what makes It 80 popular. IL n
prompt In relieving cough or cold and
can always be- depended upon. There
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