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:: HELD FOR TRIALS,
Senator Quay's Criminal Libel Suit Against
:. the Pitfsbhrg. Post. :: -,

PiTTsBURe, Oct. si.-The preliminary
hearing in Senator .!Qaay's criminal libel
suit against President Barr and Editor Mills
of the Pittsburg Post was held to-day. On
cross-examination Qaay denied having re-
ceived $3.50 from Baldsley. He said there
was no consideration between Bardsley and
himself. He had no business transactions
with BaldsIey. Received the certificate from
David Martin of Philadelphia in exchange
for note. The defendants were held for
trial in December next in $1,000 bail.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3I.-.Ths Comptr0l.
Ter Of the Currency sent Telegram
to Senator Quay this morning. saying
that, so far as he is able to learn, no
one connected with the Treasury Depart
ment authorized the delivery*of his certifi-
cate OF deposit to the Democratic State Com
mittee, and he does not know how it came
into its possession.
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FOUND. BY. FISHERMEN.
An Unidentified Body Picked Up in New York
-. - Slough :. ::

t.. MARTINEZ. Oct 9I.-- Yesterday afternoon
some. fishermen picked zip the body OF mantn
New York Slough, about two miles from New
York Landing al the inquest no evidence was
found by which the deceased could be Identified.
and The jury returned verdict OF death by
drowning. The body was that OF a man about
weighed about 175 pounds .Hs HIVE was D,he eieaied ned
shaved, with The exception OF heavy red mus.
tache: Hair sandy aud a little gay on each
side. Eyes brown. Evidently native OF Ire
/ land, Had on a gray undershlrt, two pairs of
blue oveTalls. blue jumper, ducking coat. brogan
shoes, with buckles, and black strap around
tile waist. Iii his pockets were found one razor,
"a first-elass ticket from Sacramento to Davis a
small;piece OF rule five inches long, and So 95 10
coin.
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Waa Cut In the Rack.

About / o'clock this ;moruing William
Johnson. a painter living at 1876 Fifth street.
became involved in saloon brawl at the
corner of Fifth and Natoma streets while
under the Influence of bad whisky.
He went out of the place and invited his
assailants to join him in a fight on the
street.
They evidently accepted his invitation, as
he was presently discovered lying on the
sidewalk with wound in his left shoulder.
When taken to the station his injuries
were dressed and found to be trvisl.
He does not know who cut him.
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AT THE NAyY-IARDs. ;:
Activity Displayed In. Fitting Out Gu
-.


g -. :: WAR vesseas.: - T.: ::
New YORK, Oct. 3l..The GhlleanitroGble
showsits effect at the Brooklyn Navy-yard
in the renewed activity .tliat:ts bfsngi dis.
played in fitting out all the: .yessels,>inow
there. The number of men Ell gagged upon
the monitor Miantofiomali has been in:
creased, and from conversation with her
officers it was learned that slie.eoula be got
ready for sea within ten days ;if,he occasion
should. require it. She is, cfassed Oyssall the
officers as the most formidable ship lil the.
navy, and if necessary; she could; be In
Chilean waters within two months: ! ;! :
The rumor got abroad yestafday that.:or!
ders had been sent fIom Secretary Traty;to
the Brooklyn Nayy-yard 10 have three ships
sail as soon as possible Tor Chile, but Cap
tim Erben; ,cOmmandant of tEe' navy-Yard,
denied that he had recrivsd such orders. ;: 1t
is is learned that three hips-PhllqdeIp phiil,
Concord and kearsarge-are. being prepared
TO leave on. Tuesday for the West Indies
A ship going from New York; to- Chile gem
orally makes her first stop at St. Thomas, so
it is possible that there may be some con-
Dectlon between. the rumori,d orders From
Washington and the departure of these
ships. =
:. BosroN, Oct. 81. = The United States
steamer Newark was tloated in the dry dock
of the Charleston Navy-Yard to-day and the
work on her hull was begun Immediately.
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Beat the Worlds Rscnrd :.

VICTORIA (B. c., Oct. 3t.-This afternoon a
boat-race between Hahlan aud Stephenson was
rowed at Shawnigan, about 700 people being
present. Both men rowed wei, but Stephenson
lost his course, being unused to turn He con-
sequently rowed wildly. aud ON the .homestreic ch
II was much like procession, Hanlan coming 10
In 19 min. 20 sec, about eight lengths ahead
This reduced the worlds record by three seconds.
Hanlan - :. =. -
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a Woman anil Ihree Childrau proWued

4 Woman and Three Children Drowned.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-The city of Leeds has
another singular mystery in the finding of
she dead bodies of a mother and her three
little boys in the river at that place. The
mystery of the affair is that the woman
lived in comfort and was apparently cheer
iul, and there was not known to be any
trouble between her and her husband.
Whether there was foul play or not may be
developed at the inquest. The husband is
an American and his business is that of a
eurrier.
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office. made report to-day. The report
critcizes the ''crminally careless manner In
which the docket is kept" finds balance
due the city unaccounted for of S1425 in the
accounts of Mayor Wyman and of $3.50 IN
witness-fee book of ex-Mayor Pearson
shows an uncalled for balance of SLIT and
that of Mayor Wyman of S1555.
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:: ::EAsTEIsN.: srolsMs.
Bulletin Issued by the Weather Bureau
:. :ouayys protestGcrediYors PAID


(: .;Qaay's Protest-creditors Pa4d
: w ASHISG'roN, o L.. 3l.-The bulletin nf
the W gather Bdreau Of the Agricultural De:
paftment issued to-day is. as:5;felIow$.: The
storm has moved from. North Minnesota to
Eakc SUPERIOR Tie: :cleatjng. condition in
lis. rear. has moved frem Alberta ito Ne
brqska. between these there: is Il very steep
barometric:gra rallent,. w hich is: causing gales
in the Northwest. The second clearing con-
;dition moved: slg,ty frbai the South At
laritfc coastsfntn: the sAtlan tic. a c0td.:wave
Of moderate intensity moyed southeast over
Minnesota Iowa, Nebraska and South Da-
kata.;: IT Will Ge. h0Wevti, gradually dlSs-
ted as it imoyes eas stward .'<by southerly
currents In. the. South Atlantic States. A:
light rain has f&llen:in the: gulf region ana
:: rlie extreme: Northwest. The. -temperature
has fallen indlte North west and generally
risen elseMhere. Clearing and much coldeI
weather may be expected IN the Upper and
Middle Mississippi Valleys and on the upper
!. lakes.s:: TT .: =. =: :.
:: ::.:% DiyrpEND. TO eisEnToRs: !: ::
: The Gomiitrolie:r OF the ClfireucY has de-
cldred :the tiFst d,Nidehd Of D. per, cent. in
f+vor Of, .the creditdts Of the. Spokane Ma
.'tional Bank at ptIFa ne, ;Wash., on: clatins,
proved ianopntf fg to s2aas 92r, i: ..::;; q:
j.: NAVAL APpoINf,iENE:: =: :.
The Presaleut has appointed William: NJ
al cad celiiman deriT tue navy. -: ;. r@, !
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Buckley to Return.

"a few days since." said a lady who is on
intimate terms with the wife of Christopher
A. Buckley, while in conversation with a
friend. yesterday. "Mrs, Buckley-you
know she's en- the ranch near Livermore-
received a letter from her husband. in which
lie declares that he will return TO this city
In January"
Buckley is still in the Dominion Of
Canada
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!. REDUCING THEIR PRICES. !.
Seattle Coal Companies Lower Rates on Al
- :. Grades. r.. =. .

Seattle Coal Companies Lower Rates on All
=. = Grades. - :: .--' ~. +. =
=: SEATTLE, Oct. 81 .AEhe coal-minlng com
panies lthbeadauarters in This city have an
nounced general reduction in the pIlce of coal.
The cid prices We're: SO for screened coal;
So 25for average In car load lots: S3 90 Tor nut
and 81 for. screenings On Mouday a new
schedule will go into effect as follows: S5 for
screened; 81 so for average carload lots; SO
for nut, and SI75 for screenings. The com.
panes affected by the agreement are: The Ore.
Gon Improvement, Seattle Coal and Iron, Black
Diamond and Cedar Mountain, and the rates are
tile retail ones. This: reductions, which Affects
not only the Sound consumers but those al OF her
points on the Coast; is due TO several causes.
Among the causes are tile reduction of wages
Brought bout by The strike and The reduction in
the price oil wood Another point Is that the
coal companies are endeavoring to meet COM
'pel ition FROM Australia. =
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the veteran master mariner. whose fine figure
ana Whte locks are familiar TO thousands OF
people VINO travel back and forth on the railroad
COMPANY steamer Amador, Is fast sinking and
not expected to live through the nIght Is 10
not able to recognize friends, aud his family aud
relations have been telegraDhed to come TO mis-
bedside. The captain never fully recovered
from the shock TO his system caused by the eY-
plosion OF the steamer Julia :.
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feared the storm of last night caused heavy
sheep. The President of the Prouty Live
Stick Association, just returned from the
ranges, says it will take month to get the
cattle together again. They are now scat
tered from the Manitoba boundary to the
South Dakota line. Thrashing is delayed"
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Aimshouse Burned.

HoILIDAYsBURG Pa.). Oct. 31.-A fire,
caused by overheated furnace, destroyed
the Blair County Almshouse this morning,
causing loss of $4,000. Fifty-six inmates
we're rescued with difficulty and one crazy
woman rushed back into the burning build
ing and was cremated.
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Shot Dead.

HATrrEsBURG (Miss). Oct 31.-An afro
cious crime was committed by an unknown
miscreant last night, the wife of Mayor
Williamson being shot dead in her room. A
man had entered through window and
Mrs. Williamson was aroused and jumped
from her bed, when she was shot down.
Her husband was absent
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BURGLARS MAKE A HAUL.
Cash and Jewelry Taken From Mountai,
View Store

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Oct 31.-Last night, be-
tween the hours OF 8 and % o'clock, The jewehy-
store Of Phil CLARK, the drugstore OF Steve
Clark, and the Posloiice, which are all In the
same room, were robbed by burglars, who entered
the building by means OF SIX eleton keys, locking
the door as they went out. Seven hundred DOL.
lars worth of jewery was stolen, $50 worth OF
cutlery III knives from the d. ug-store taken. and
$40 in cash from the Postottice Early this
fete notorious characi er, at Lawrence Station,
seven miles fiom here, finding upon his person
part Of IA burglars outfit.
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COAST SHOWERS.
Rain Falling in Various Parts. of the
Ctata

PETALUMA, Oct. 31.:-A -drizzllng rain setln
this afternoon about o'clock and has continued
SINCE. The wind is south. =.
=. SoNoMA, Oct. 1.-R in has been falling here
since early this morning with Indication of con.
iinung throughout the night. .' -. q.
j.. NAPA. Oct. 31.-Rain set In here at 8 o'clock
this afternoon and there is prospect of heavy
storm. .'" - ..
GiLRoY. Oct. 3l.-A slight sprinkle occurred
here to-day, and gathering clouds indicate that
there Will be another shower Tonight.
SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 31.-Rain commenced fall
since. The sky is overcast and the indications
are for stormy night.
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Caroline Hamilton,s Success.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-This afternoons
Telegram says: When "Robin Hood" was
produced Caroline Hamilton mounted two
or three rotnds of the ladder of fame in great
style. Both the critics and the public said
SO. When dire enemies like these join
hands truth will ont
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Gold. Under the Missouri River

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31.-The city officials
were wrought up to a high pitch Of excite
ment this morning by tile discovery Of gold
in samples of strata pieFced by drill while
drilling for the water works tunnel under
the Missouri River. A mining engineer who
examined the dirt asserts that two speci-
mems of strata contain free gold in sufficient
quantities TO make mining Of 1t profitable.
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Sunnression of Crime.

PARIS. Oct. 3l.-Minister of Justice Fal-
Heres to-day introduced in the Chamber a
bill placing the promoters of social evils
under the vagrant act penalty. and promised
a future bill aimed at the entire suppression
of those evils, 49,
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Russian Royalty in Denmark.

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-The imperial Russian
yacht Polar Star, having on board the Gar
aud Czarina, the King and Queen of Den
mark and the Princess of Wales, arrived at
Dantzic to-day, from Copenhagen. The
party will proceed by train to Livadia. via
Warsaw
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Extensive. Fire.

TOLEDO. Oct. 31.-At North Baltimore, an
oil town twenty three miles south from here,
a fire this morning destroyed all the build
ngs on Main street. north Of the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks. ahe .postoffice, hotel,
Burks' bank and fifteen stores were burned.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
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!. !. THE. PRIzE.RlNG........ +.
Bo-R0ant Knock Out -Cofbstt and Ma
her -SSlagin Heard: Front

!. New YORK. Oct: 3f,-:as fight with four;
ounce gloves between. Peter Maiier,. tile
50 Irish wonder;'' and: Jack :Failen,E The
= Strong boy" of BROCK yn,; ;iat Nibl6'sa Gar
den tonight, %Te5uited: in. Fallen being
knocked out in the seGdhl rQund.: The 3Hrst
rQttnd: Sl0 wed some good boxing, but in the:
second Mafer beg ito chase :Fatle i, and
the figntlngabeG Vigorous, Fallea5 grew
savage ana rtrstIal at Maher. receiving: ater-
rife right4hander: on: the.~eheek: which, stag
gered. h1n..' Ht. cfihched ::to5 saye.: himself,
and l4:pnshi9g him off *AEaher landed an
other. blow on his fNee knocking. him in q
-heap.; -. -: = = ::
:MAIrER,s MONEY, G0vERcD :BY CoI!BIs3rT::
" James Gorbett to- I4igtit covered ti,r S 1000
deposited witit the :.IIefald $oh bellaff? ?9f:
Peter. Maher. = ':'::- - = -: -:
=: SHAWN: AND ist1L4;YAN. ); 's::* !.
!: LoNngY, Oct: 81. 2=Ins real2 Of being anl.
.SIayfn is; delighted, ard thinks 'thRt the
American Will at last*giye b fD ii ac9iallce,:to o:
fight Slavfn. said ta:night? firat he M6tiId
Ieave. Tor America: during the last week an
:Noyemb ber, and viii lIeA s1te prepartd TO
make tg 3nstsh with tite PIG fellow taf s. as 5
australian stipulatess%+ nat. the battle
must: be with snail gloves aHd To-: a
finish before any Legitimate ;clu1l if.:the
States He. bars New Orleans, lgbecaIise
Mitchell; cannot. go: to tile Crescent City
tm ba{e ga wt tse a
vim Will 1iqt:::'E Lie Australian !: Is :sirHrRed
at SulHyau's& ( denial =:0I< nf.meetiiig: in ST.
Louis: 'S4ayin Vent tIlere@Esf the. express
purpQse of finding out wEether:. Sullivan.
wanted tpE light or :nGt,5 and: Sl,tl yam then
told :Siaviil that ,:he: had retired ffum: the
:..Johu b.; you shall have thu: first CHANCE
With me- 3: Z
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Cabinet Position -Accepted.

MONTREAL, Oct 31.-A disp&tch from
Ottawa says William NJ. Meredith. leader of
the 0ppesltionin in the Ontario Legislature,
has accepted d portfolio in. the Dominion
Clbiaet, rendered Tim by Premier Abbot.
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A few evenings since number of boys
were arrested for creating a disturbance on
Twentieth street, near Valencia, and one of
the number gave the name Of Joseph Leary,
a very respectable lad who lives in that
vicinity. The name Of the party arrested is
Npary
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Thought TO Be Drowned.

NAPA, Oct. 31.-HenIy Oyerdick. aged years,
has been missing from his home since yesterday
afternoon, and II is supposed that he IS drowned.
His parents live In the southern part OF The
town, near the river. and fishing tackle which
the little fellow had been accustomed TO use was
found in the river near The house. Friends have
Deen dragging the river ever since he was
found. -.
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THE BEAR VALLEY DAM.
Residents in the Vicinity Claim That 1t Is Un-

=. .1,$ ! safe. - -" -.
RIVERSIDE, Oct. 31.-A meeting OF property
owners along the banks of ihe Santa Ana River
was held to-day at Cotton to consider action
against the present condition OF the Bear Valley
DAM. Some days ago a committee visited the
dam to ascertain as to the truth of its safety and
The conformity Of its management TO the report
Of Professor Davidson, Who, in his report on page
Il, recognizes the rig population living
In The valleys below 3 :-', sod that
the water be draine 4
le Kept .be -e .wbi :. ~ d
and still refuses. tf":s ~ T.. .s: a
resolution asking r. a.t -. ne
water 10 he 49, -g-a: In. = Ib-
sITuctGuns from The len
timber: may pass throus. In cd.
.Thls action is taken on of
said property-owners to provide = inst
tile winter floods and The eme fgencv Of having a
precipitation of fain.e Ii Is a well-BnowE fact
that an accltentt0 The Bear Vail y dam would
destroy millions OF dollars worth OF property,
ana .fn' all probability entail great loss Of ife
The company is now engaged in the eonstruc-
: tion of a.new.dam of superior strength and en-
duranee. but it VIII be at least two years In
+. building. and the precaution asked is 10 guard
against just what Professor Davidson gave as
his opinion would happen II The Waller was not
kept TO 4 fOfty.twof0Ot level. Property
+: pr0posetO push their rights in this matter until
= ihe Bear Valley. Company accede 10 their de-
: mands. which, all pleiuuIced people regard as
lust and reasUpaDie.. -. -:
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Clau. spreckels Coming Home.

BERLIN. Oct. 3.-Among the passengers
by the Hamburg American Line steamer
Augusta Victoria, from Hamburg yesterday
for New York. were Claus Spreckels and
Mrs. and Miss SpIefkels. . :....
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Vote of Confidence.

PARIS. Oct. 31.-Because Minister Fal-
Heres declined 10 interfere to secure the re-.
lease from prison of Socialist Lafarque. the
Radicals attacked the Government, but a
resolution of confidence was adopted.
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Lumber Schooner Launched.

SEATTLE. Oct. 31.-The schooner Transit, sos
tons register, was launched here TO-DAY. She
was built for Z. S. Nilsson, Captain p Joreeuson
ana about twenty other San francisco men for
the lumber trade. She Will take 700, 900 feet OF
lumber to San Francisco next week..
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Shinn Nnt Gniltu

r.. FRESNO, Oct 31.-After being out only 10
minutes The jury in the case OF the people VS..
: John Ship, charged with the murder of two
Portuguese, rendered a verdict OF not guilty.
The killing occurred July 9th last In the noun
tafns east Of Fresno.
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: s :: ::KIND::. OF. KECoMRENsE."..,; : :
= r. - j.: -. go =:
Handsome: Bequests to a Well Known Prsma
=. =: :: DONNA: ~. -; ~ 9:

3 NEW: YokK.. Oct; 81 the Commercial
Advertiser: says: Bertha Rceb::,tte WELL.
known pfiina donna. has been hedpeathed
:fonr houses in West Seventy ninth street,
worth about $4,000 and. 1ewelry: valued: at:
:S60Gg or .S7o00, by General: Dubois whose
slck daughter. :Ricei ,nurstd: fn: Paris. wien
the latter was. studying music in that cify,
to Ricci as "a Hind IL reeempense for sery-
ices rendered: one of mite:ih her hours; Of
trouble" 1t is also asserted that Ricci: lfas
been, receiving very valuable presents for.
.:yehrS. which we're sent. anonymously and:
only -marked HGratia." The last one was a
:. magnificent horseshoe of diamonds and.
rubies.:: Heretofore there has been no clew
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sUNon's FUTURE KEEPER.
Marvin Has the Preference Over Any Other
Nav

STOCKTON, Oct. 31.-Charles Marvin to-day
received The following telegram from Robert
Bonner, referring to the report that Doble is to
have charge OF Sunol next year:
NEW YORK, Oct. 81, 1891.
.. Charles Marin, Stockton: There is Iele-
gram published in one oil the daily papers from
Terre Haute, stating that Sunol is to be wintered
In that city, That is not so. Afteryou deliver her
here, intend. as you know, to Jog Der on the
road this winter. aud next spring. If you should
bring stable East. you can nave her In prefer
ence TO any other man. ROBERT BONNER. .
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best doctor in Eaton Rap
ids, Mich. and he doc
tored him for two weeks
and he got worse all the
{ me: and then l took
him to Jackson. 60 a
doctor VINO attends es-
lpecially TO skin diseases,
,and then he got worse
than ever. Then I told
my husband we had bet
ter try the CUrIcURA
REMEDIES any way ; did
not have any idea they
would do any good, but
In less than two months
from the time we began
rftrfnn fhann fn him hA
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Fractured His Skull.

SAN JOSE. Oct BE. A. Needham. student
at the University of the Pacific, while attempt
ing TO play practical joke on a fellow student,
fel I ON tree and fractured his skull The
accident happened about IL o'clock last night
and the INJURED man will die. -.
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sncw-Stogms in.,B Bulgaria, ::

:. VIENNA, oet. t.Sl.-Dtsnatciles from :yari-..
'otts sources show that a:contnupus. snow.
storm has prevailed: throughout :l}olgarta:
since Wednesday: Many. trains have been.
ssnow-biocked.= e l.. ~. I: "
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was entirely well. and not spot him. His
hair began growing right off and we thought ne would
always be baId-headed. There was not spot on his
whole body. face and head, only his nose aud eyes.
but what was .as as beefsteak.. So poor there
was not anything. bus bones and so weak he could
raise neither hand nor head.
Mrs. FRANK BARRETT, Winfield. Mich
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An Enplishman,s prediction

CHICAGO. Oct. 3l.-Hon. II. j. Farmer
Atkinson, a member of the English Parlia-
ment, in an interview here to-day, expressed
he belief that the United States would be
s0undly thrashed by Chile in the opening
days OF war between the two countries.
He conceded, however. that the United
States would eventually be victorious. add
ing: but l should like to hear your
howl of agony after your first round with
Chile, if it were not that l dislike the at
tendaut killing"
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RAW As BEtFsTflK,
Baby's Fearful Suffering from Skin
Disease Covering Entire Body.
- + Cured by Cuticura.

My baby was: taken very sick when he three
months old and in a few days began breaking out
We employed. both of the home doctors and they
could do nothing for HIM Then for tho