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WoMAx sUrrRAen1s uxnArrX.
The Aetsss or the Massachusetts Lsgssss
",- ture stirs Up Dsek episgn.

The Aetss. or ths Mssssehusstts Lssasas.
ture stirs Up Dsekerisga.
BosroN. May 2<-The storm which has been
brewing In the ranks Of the woman suffrae-
lists ever since their bill was killed In the Mass
schusetts Senate. broke to-day at the annual
meeting OF the New England Woman Suffrage
Association.
The General Woman Suffrage bill was re-
ported in the Senate, and reached It's decisive
stage in two or three days Every year here
toforo the matter has been specially as.
signed for deabate. and the State House
has been the rendezvous for hundreds
OF women. who smiled sweetly or
elared savagely as the speeches we're made in
favor ofor against them. This year the cham
pion OF the bill incautionsly admitted. when
he asked for postponement. that he did so In
ORD ,r to give the women a chance to hear the
speeches. That settled It.
The ant.woman sufrragists. regardless OF
party. promptly sat down upon the PROPOSE
ton to postpone the meter, and vote was
whelminciy defeated.. the vote against It being
the biggest recorded IN many years,
Stone BLACKWELL caught tho brunt Z Of the The
~, Ward MA to take ther share. This was
order to-day BY Lucy. Stons. She smiled
sWeetiy as bn8 COH8EAUulACeu inc memD9r8
mpon tho progress made by the society. Mrs.
Ellen Batelle Dietrich had been selected as
quickly. stirred up a hornest's nest She
boldly declared that the New England Society
completed a. year of failures. Nothing has
been done. she said. IN the line OF practical
work
Mrs. Stone objected to the statements. and
started to say so. whom Mrs Dietrich rose
again. Mrs. Blackwell tried to shut her
off by calling for regular business. Others
took the floor. but Mrs. Dietrich managed to
get IN word now and then.
Tho New England Association is bank
rupt." cried Mrs. Dictrick.
I'm paying It's bills" shouted DR.. Black.
well. and am giving 100 cents on tho dollar"
forts OF tho officers to bottle II up until finally
a semi harmonious feeling was secured by
cry for federation,
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JO17INGS ABOET TOJN.

Charles L. Hsa.er from Malhiie Hsu.sr. ~
ds ana srsans4 nsbe s's'in e. hs "% "'.
Metropolis.
street yesterday.
EXIT nac II. t,s" ss.s
story window yesterday. He viii probably die.
Of e ~ ss fund TsGyss Ct
Gen. Grant thus far reported amount to s".lsylo
Of n; n Sn s.m s:'' ns ;sp ~s
.rr,yed from s., Thomas yesterday she anchored IN
The Rev. Madison c. retcrs Of the Parshur.t coteris
. ss Of G,1s"s night 4, a., Of '.s
which Police Justice Tsintor presided.
as a @ AND
~ a. W u. They
Of d" Mulberry street. and James Rosa Of II BsySrd
fr s.;p,ns d'orderly houses /" the Special Sessions
rsss
his nr".. with rnI1r a, h.. n"m. ooa second sysnms
surgeons mink he viii live 1''' "''' '''
G IF ss We.
Re ors the an" taken "
Board & .. sen:s e
s Ac sSy q ~ . S Sis.R;s
and Doyle h"s an uneIPired lease. " ''' "''
Of M % *: S.S S S.s
sn nsn' at Maurice
"a coropeTs Jury all medical men; fonnd Yesterday
snn hui s o. r..
Rencc.
EDWARD II. lIorner of ~ Wall dealer in foreign
2, sns the WS tor otery s va, done
Court as a test case.
D.0 .r
Harsni" and shot Twice at him nnsncc sssfniiy. Hs
u Hs s sss HST and ft':
:;.:; ~ g. $
o" OF n SAY s ia. r. ne
"''' Nun await '''"''0" papers from Ne"
* Tna nSs,y M..s.
for sending ,hreatening wss.ases On postal c.r,,s
:.p.I time ago and then said had BEEN :so!S
.ns bay ran
going on Several plates on the RTs'dse
and her stem smashed.
II
snS divided ps.n . e s r
fenced to the penitentiay for ak months. lie APP
penied to tho General Sessions. Recorder smyh has
affirmed the cow ction
Conrad Aube. n German wood moul,ler living with
his wife 1T 276 Delaney street planned yesterday
morning that the pains In the head which had nieted
him Of late becoming great for endurance.
Tie III to 60 work His vito went out In the
afternoon. When she returned he was dead. lie had
hanged himself from the bedroom trAnsom.
Deputy Sheriff IIeimberRer attached yesterday the
furniture. bank and effects OF the Standard Co
operative Fire Insurance Company OF 4l5 Broadway,
company. who has n clam against II for S542. The
nying the papers In the case was AFFIDAVIT sgned BY
pany. who says that the company is insolvent
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Mccarthy Found 10 Re All Right.

Cal Mccarthy summoned before Manager Lum.
ley Of the Coney Island A. c. yesterday. II being
ported that the Jerseyman not doing his training
work faithfully as he might Mccarthy entered tho
H,rdted Ner. office like tiger after prey. He was
very. very warm. and demanded to know this, that.
and tho other.
Tho man who says that arm net doing my work Is
liar" said Cal. II am through with my training
yet. and while now scale at l22 pounds can reach
lis in any two days with ease. will go to Oravesend
In. morrow and put In tho finishing touches. When
meet Burma win be able to do my best against him..
Manager Lumoy was satisfied from the lads appear
that he spoke the truth and made enents
to have & al cared for At GrAreRend.
Frank Conley the VILLA bexer had heard of
the rumors about Mccarthy and went to the Hurat>i
N.rs ofice with offer to take McCarthys place at
weight, II necessary.
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Marrow Escape for the sousret,e.

LOWELL. May 24.-Three girls. aged Is. IA.
and 10, the daughters OF q resident Of this city.
ran away from home ten days ago. intending
to Join theatrical company in New York
They wore stagestrucki and were almost con-
had become acquainted with Lizzie Davis a
After Mis- b" Says f. New
rom her. promising them plenty Of WORK e Il
they would 70 to New York.
Whom they reached the city an agent for Mr..
them to the society's rooms. The father went
y New York and brought the wandsreIs home.
WAS at iirst pr3roseSI anied thet inc SOU
ticed them, and the case was dropped.
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MISSOURI, kANSAS AND TEXAS.
Organization OF the BOARD OF Direetors-In.
tended Extesslon Into Houston.


The directors OF the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company met in this city for
organization. and elected tho following Of
flcers H. G. Rouse Of New York. Chairman Of
the Board and President: J. Waldo OF st.
Louis. Vice-President: Thomas {. Purdy OF
Parsons. Kan. Second Vice President: William
Dowd. Third vice-President; Simon steEne.
Secretary. and Treasurer. Assistant secre.
ttaries, J; D; Swain, il. and Dsyereux Toler.
Thomp.on. sedalis. Mo-: Local Treasurers.
4; w. Mcguire. Parsons. Kan. and ]. c.
Thompson. Sedalia.
On tho Executive Committee Mr.. John D.
Rockefeller takes the place Of Simon Starne.
The other members Of the committee are vii:
linn Bond. H. W. Poor. William Dowd. and
Colgate Hoyt
The organization OF the executive depart
ment Of the company has been modified to
meet the prEortietary interests. and VIII in-
the future operation Of the road.
1t Is intended to build In the autumn an ex-
tension OF the rond from its present terminus
at, Boeey's Tank. Texas. Into Houston. No
other construction is at present in contempla-
ton.
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co,um.,. and Cornell, F-..hne. VIII Row.

It has been definitely decided that the freshman
of Columbia College il to row the Cornell fresh
men at Ithaca June q. The Columbia crew will
leave New York for Ithaca next Tuesday and will
main there for two wseka The men will be unler the
direction Of Starr faintor From Ithaca the will
20 to New London where they will row Yale ard Har-
Upon the advice OF walter Pest and Guy Richards,
the order Of the Columbia crew las been
changed 6turgea now W. No. and Potts takes bow
oar Fish has been nut out Of the boat and Freeman
Of tho substitutes has taken his place at No q
eight.oared championship at the Harlem regatta last
saturday.
The Columbia boat house on the Harlem which for
heen has stood tho east side Of the river has
boat house.
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4 RorAL WELCOME FOR CoyNEFF.
He Returns Defeated. but Hts CIubnstes
VIII I.0Rd HIn with Honore

VIII Load Hin with Honors
tits customary to shower hureis and honors upon
victor but such demonstrations rarely rendered to
the defeated. Nevertheless, tho Manhattan Athletic
Club proposes to the usual order OF things and
little Tommy Connect will have roya, . time on sun.
day A. II he had whipped Sonny" Norton tho English
champion out of his boots
The tmbitn Ia carrying the popular runner away
from the shores which were wthesa Of hia cruel dis.
cnn,htnre a,n IL everything goes well with the gallant
Cunardor she will steam into New York harbor in
the wee snia hours or sunday morning. When Conner
escorted to four hand tally coach. which VIII he
decorated with bunting and inscriptions Of the
awnlts him at the club house and at 3ocock III the
luncheon and drink tonnens health. whie the dover
nora and past champions Of the Cherry Diamond viii
give the runner formal welcome a prelude to the
presentation OF . hands1me dAmon .studded badge.
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The alumni OF the Episcopal Academy OF Con.
necticut at Cheshire gave a dinner last even.
ing 1t sherry's to the Rev. James stoddard
principal elect The Rev. Dir. s. j. Horton. the
retiring principal. who has been at the head ~
the school for thirty years. was present and
Cat next to the President Of the Alumni Assoc.
eiation. Mr.. c. LaFtue Munson of Williamsnort
Pa The school will celebrate It's centennial
Tho Rev. DR.. Huntington of Grace Cbprch
announced that to bring tho EPISCOPAL "oI'
leges more prominently before the country il
was proposed by the Church University H..
gents to establish a number OF schoIarshi'r In.
and fellowships that should be under the cara
OF the Church. They would probably maxi,
nine fellowships OF 81. 20 each The scholar lar.
shiEs would be open to competitors who had
graduated at any Of the Church colleges. Dir.
Episcopal colleges was the "laggardness Of
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From . Fourth Floor Window to the Side.
walk.

Shortly after midnight Policeman Drummer
OF the East Fifty.hrst street station heard
something fall In front Of the tenement 4sO
East Forty-eighth street. Running to the
place. he found q woman In thin undergsr-
ment moaning on the pavement She had fall
en- from the fourth story window Jack Lynch.
who used to pitch for the old Metropolitans
but who 10 now policeman. came up and
up Into the house In a bedroom on the floor
from which the, woman had fallen he found
tem hsd Tse
younger Rooney said the woman must be his
wife, Ellen. Her skull Was fractured and sew
oral OF her ribs were crushed In She died In
Bellevue Hospital
Brunper arrested Rooney and his son on
woman was demented and had been In an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
BallotiuE for United states Senator n Lou.
tsIana.

New ORLEANS. May 24.-The Legislature
voted for United States Senator to-day. tho
two Houses acting separately. The vote
stood: ex Senator H. F. Jones. A: Senator R.
d. Gibson. 20; T. S. Adams. Secretary of State.
20: Congressman N. ". Blanchard. IL /: Charles
Bourgies tcoored,, Republican. 4. Adams is
President OF the Farmers Alliance. and is the
candidate Of the Alliance for Senator and will
run on tho Ocala PLATFORM. His strength to-
day was surprise. and the Indications are
that the fight will be between Gibson and
Adams. Jones' is thought to have polled his
entire strength. 1t will take 90 votes to elect.
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Resisting the River and lrarbor Bill.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-Mr Stewart OF Texas.
Of the Committee on Rivers and Harbors. re-
ported to tho House to- day the River and Hsr-
amendments OF the Senate and the recon-
mendation that tho Senate amendments be
non.concurred In. and that a conferences on
have q conference committee appointed. but
Mr. Holman objected. and the bill went to the
calendar
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LIMA. May l6.-The Oroya Railroad has
reached the point called Casa Palea. $4,000
feet above the level Of the sea. and about 24O
kilometres from Callao. Work on the 100
important and costly railroad OF Peru is being
pushed on with activity. and 1t is expected the
road will soon be completed.
When this railroad lie completed the fertile
part Of Peru east OF the Cordilleras will be
connected with the coast regions. These rich
valleys are said to be adapted for the occu-
dicted for years that when they became ac-
cessible thcy would add greatly to tho wealth
OF Peru.
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Boston. May pa very quiet wedding In
this city several days ago has Just been an
nounced. The groom was the veteran actor and
former leading man. George c. Boniiace OF the
Boston Museum stock company. and tho bride
Miss Former. It Is said. will so OH the stage as
an opera singer. having been educated with
That and in view. Mr.. Ioniface is past SO and
n widower. his first wife having been an
actress. He Is the father OF Stella Bonlface
Mrs ii. A.. Weaver Jr.. and OF the comedian.
Gaorpa @. Boniface. Jr
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

The Department Of Justice Ia Informed that the
Mexican authorities have issued instructions that
Charles O. Berandcr an American citizen, must 30 70
turned Santiago, Cal lie kidn pped from that
town and taken TO Ensenada, Lower California for
trial on . criminal charge.
The House COMMITTEES ON Naval Affairs ordered .
favorable report yesterday the bill for the
sale to tho city Of Brooklyn Of certain Navy Yard
shall sold Tor less than $4,000 acre and The
question Of OF value above this amount shall be
submitted to Board Of Appraisers to be appointed BY
the Secretary O the Navy,
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Dr. Pork hurs. I.v,t~A to 60 slam ming.

The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst was visited yester-
Gay by the stunning party appointed by the
central Labor Union last Sunday to take him
through tho tenements on the east side. Dr.
Iate with them In any fight against vice. He
sstnylsed them to form some definite plan OF ac-
'i9h, and II was feasible no would assist
Inc committee Will likely confer to-day and
present their plan to DR.. Parkhurst to-
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LITTLE ROCK May 24.-Water Smith. col
ored. who ass Ilted young white girl at
Cabot About, one week ago and escaped. but
S vas arrestsd here yesterday. was taken to
telegram from cabot says that Smith WAS
taken from jail by mob and hanged
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E.st.sound Rate. by Lake and Rail.

At the meeting yesterday Of tho Executive
Committee OF the Trunk Line Association. the
managers of the connecting lake lines. and q
special committee OF the Central TRAFFIC As
ISOLATION. the subject OF the tariff on the sixth
class freight and on grain and grain products
was under consideration. Three lines were
not represented and 1t was determined, sub
iect to the approval Of these lines. that on
June l3. east bound rates on grain and grain
snd on Df o ths 20 sttb
the Decent basis by the all-rail routes, from
Chicago TO New York.
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Two Elevated Guards Ru. Down.

Two guards employed on the Third avenue
elevated railroad were run down by engine PSI
while walking on the track Mt 10th street
about 1880 o'clock yesterday morning. They
are Wallace Homiston Of POP East 10th street
and Alexander Jaeger OF 223 East 10Sth street:
about the body. and both suffered severely
from shock. Jaeger; who was the g, most seri.
tai. Homiston was sent to tho Presbyterian
HosDital,
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Charles Kluge, OF the fastest riders In this coun
try and former member Of the Hudson County Wheel
men win not ride In the Decoration Day race. lie is
at his home In Jersey city pretty well broken up by
cois,on With truck which occurred OIL Monday even.
ing while lie WAS taking u -pin over the cour aai
uassuN wyoming Ills thumb and collar bone were
broken. and he vas otherwise severely bruised kluse
Was ride in the race for the New Jersey Athletic
Club with handicap OF ten minutes and the ia.
vorite He won under heavier hAndicaps IN 1858
And
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v,o,e.e. I. the New orl.... Strike.

NEW ORLEANS. MAY 24.-Only a few Of the
street cars were running to- day. although tho
Mayor had large force OF police on hand to
assist There were from eight to fifteen police
men to each car. but despite their number
some cases the on-union drivers beaten.
The Mayor swore in q number Of extra police
men. including leading members Of the Stock
full police protection tho cars did not run. It
was Impossible to get drivers to take the risk.
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.The Fall OF Plevna" Tonight.

1.-The Fall OF Pevna" is to be produced to-
night for the first time upon the great stage
erected for the purpose at South Beach. Staten
Island. 1t tells the story in pantomime OF one
~ the great battles OF modern times and has
a ballet besides. The frework display. which
ends the show. occurs ut 10 O'Clock.
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All Hand. Supposed to d. Los.

ST. JOHN. May 24.-The schooner L p. is re-
ported ashore having been on fire. Three
bodies have been washed ashore near Nassett
Light It is thought all hands were lost The
crew was made up Of Amos r. Geldert captain:
Alex. THOMPSON, mste:, Henry Delong.
Other. seaman. Tho three last named are
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Dr.. Webb. Ad,-o.s.ek Railroad.

Dr.. Seward Webb said yesterday that by
June tho Adirondack Railway system will
have fifty. eight miles OF road open for traffic
over the st. Lawrence and Adirondack road.
A through sleeper will be put on from New
that the system will be omen to Montreal for
through traffic connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway at Valley Field.
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BAY CRY. Mich. May -. - Frederick W.
Tompkins committed suicide this morning by
taking carbolic acid. He left this note:
ITO THE PEOPLE: Don't persecute my chill
dren for my faults. have done this myself
Oh. Orren. God help you. Your object was for
money. My blood is on you. God be merciful
to me- q sinner.
IF W. ToMpKrNs.
"P. ST. told you &c."
The word blood" was .underseored with
closed in by heavy black lines Orren
Ryerse is a brother-in-law OF the deceased
man and Tompkins said repeatedly that
Orrep inspired fine suit for 81 600 damages
which Tompkins brought against Warren
Ellsworth for the alienation Of his wiie's az
the suit would not have been begun.
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Appr.,.e.ent OF tn. Fort w.yu. Road.

CANTON. o.. May 24.-The auditors OF tho
counties through which the Fort Wayne Rail-
road passes have COMPLETED their work. Be-
sides appraising tho main line at $24 900 per
mile they also fixed the following valuations:
%e acss stoaF Ts sd m Se
total appraisement for the State will amount 70
between $40, 100, 900 and 81 l 600, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
The Sc. serpen. Ha. Moved to wlsco.s,u

The ses Serpent Ha. Moved to wisconsin,
Fort ATKINSON. Wis. May 24.-Red Cedar
Lake Is again agitated BY monster who has
been dormant through the cold months. Sew
eral Germans were surprised while looking at
what they supposed was a large log sticking
tie. which climbed upon the supposed log to
sun himsslf, disappear within q capacious
BY the visit OF the serpent. Their bodies were
found In tho mud partly devoured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
CHEEKS A RAW SORE
Little Boys SUFFERING from Eczema.
Grew Worse Under Doctors.
Cured BY Cuticura.

For one year my little boy was troubled With
sfcians. the disease grow worse: both checks
became q raw soro. Then spots began to
that II 1 had not tried cTTTiic ttRG REGEpIEs
my boy would to-day have been covered from
using the remedies for two months he was
entirely cured. and is now a. fair as any boy.
j send you this Testimonial in hopes some
tUTiCURA REMEDY rs at once"
J. WILLARD CASE
Shelter Island Hef0hta N. Y
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general strike was ordered yesterday on
tho now Criminal Court buildings because OF
the employment by the Jackson Iron Works OF
n-union. engineer. Strikes were ordered
a,s3 On the Metropolitan Insurance Com pany's
hue and Twenty-third street. Strikes are to
Pc ordered on several other buildings where
About 300 men are out,
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A,h.-3;o6 81 Bowery. Louis kaufman, damage $40:
s'45. oil Montgomery street. Morits Katz. damage
500
r. N-2;lh. 70? East Eghty.fourth street. Charles
Heiloer no damage: 100 2is5 seventh avenue Joseph
Stern damage sl,70O; b;36. 40 East Il3th street,
seyenth street James L Hamilton. snmase $40; Ssh
damage trhng; o. 80 81 Broadway Samuel H. Barron
damage 900: 8l5, l2l East 1o<th street. Charles
schmidt. damage $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
R.,,,,ux Good Game. or H,,d..,,.

This afternoon Champion Casey. Barney McQuade
exchampion OF New York. and other celebrities. viii
give their version as to how the game should be played
ment. which viii Be held throughout the week. by tho
Titan Athletic Club were played In the club gym
nasium ~ West Forty NTH street. on Monday night
Owing to the large number OF entries competitors will
were F. Mufpny scratch. be,tJ Maxim. aces. by
by Fl to 49, Patrick Foley. scratch boat Ed Steck
aces. By 81 to 10: John Breardon. aces. beat Joe
Drexler, Aces, BY 81 l5.
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Held Indicted Now.

Detective Sergeant Trainer arrested John Held OF -
willett street yesterday bench warrant the Grand
Jury having indicted him for Assaultng Rose Lsibcr
aged< In default OF sabtp bail Held was committed
to the rombs. The complaint against Held had been
dismissed in the Tombs Police Court.
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A Cow CORES M.a Des to Death.
mad Newfoundland dog ran through New
Milford Peetzburgh. Orsdell. and Overton. In
Bergen county. N. j.. on Sunday. Several per-
sons shot at II without effect. and It was not
despatched until II reached the barnyard Of &.
H. Nanderbeek at Overton, Here the dog
seized a COW by the ear. tearing away piece
~? death. Mr.. Vanderbeek thought it best to
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Fovsd IN = Box .. the BsrIe ~,

The body OF q male child was found yester.
day afternoon In tho Harlem at the foot OF
Willis Avenue. 1t was enclosed In a small pine
box. Tho head was crushed and the throat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
REBUKED THE EvANGE LISE
One OF His Listeners Tells Him that n In,
He Was Reviling L. In Heaven.

He Was RevilIng IL In Heaven.
wrLKEsBARRE. May 24.-For q week Evan
Reist Kane has been conducting revival SER
vices In the Plymouth Armory Tonight the
hall was packed. In the course Of his remarks
Kane mentioned the name Of q prominent cit
izen who rented the Opera House to low
comedy company. He said the man ought to
be ashamed OF himself. At this point Mrs. II.
D. Williams. a relative OF the accused man.
arose and said:
Hold d. on there: are soH YOU minister Fl the
them" continued Mrs. Williams. why don't
you learn your facts before you make state:
owned the Opera House does not own It. He
Is In heaven. The property is owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. May God
forgive you"
The evans eist was overcome. reached for
chair. and in the confusion the audience dis
persed.
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Hest OF All

10 cleanse the system In gentle and trnly benehca!
manner when the springtine comes. the true and
perfect remedy, Syrup Of Figs. One bottle will answsr
Tor AZ the family and costs only 10 cents the large
California Fig syrup Company only.-Ads