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About seven or cirht months 80 I vss attached
by coush. and at once began 70 take medicine much
advertised ~ an ezpcc,orant and continued using IL
until had taken shout SIX bottles Instead Of giving
me relief. il only made me worse. I tried several
Other remedies but all In vain and don \ thini h.a
three whole nights during my Illness hogan 10
think that
CONSUMPTION
Had laid hold Of and my hopes Of recovery were
all gone. Twas mere skeleton. bu, friend Of niue
who had been some time away called 10 see me. He
recommended me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. sna
kindly sending me a bottle. tcok &C. p. with little
hopes of recovery. am thankful. however. 70 say
that IT cured snd today enjoying the hest Of
health ~. wILMoT PAYNE. MonrOvia. LibsriA-
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Or. }. C. AYERk CO.. Lowell. Mas.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
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A Nv S,;ssE L. Tssss UnnaassEFwwssssTF Sly:

'Vesta" Jersey Ribbed Vests the latest as
pirants for popular favor. They have many fine
points. being knit with an open stitch. very
elastic. At the body like glove. have a good open
mesh which is excellent non conductor of
heat. thereby keeping the temperature Of the
body uniform and obviating the danger Of catch
ing cold from sudden changes in the weather.
Made from selected combed wool. In all wool
and merino.
'Vesta" Jersey Ribbed Atwood Vests in nat
ural gray, 81 10. 81. % and 81 25. according to
size. Finer quality. 81. % and 81. IS. according
to size. Best quality. 81 SO. 81 and e. IL. accord
ing to size.
In Popular-priced Underwear these three items
rank first:
White Swiss Ribbed Vests winter weight silk
facing, neck run with ribbon, at SOC. instead Of
Toe, and the Fashioned Waist Vests at Soc. and
the Half-wool Swiss Ribbed Vests at Sc.
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DIED.

second Edition Continued On sth Pace.
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Dos.r HrsrrArr.

You know the old saying He VINO hestasss b iosls
1t certainly applies with great force soma thins
When you know you right donr hsstssss 70 ~
IT; when you know what you want don't hssissss =
demand H.
When you go 20 buy bottle Of Carriers LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to say you want Gar
TE-R's. don't hesitate 10 that you set CAR
T-E-R--sr and don't hesitate 70 refuse anything Of
fered to you same 'c-A-R-T-E-R'-s," or .juss
40 GOOD as 'c-A-R-T-E-Rs-s.'" There y noshipg %
good as ',c-A-R-T-E-R,-s." They never fail
Don't hesitate 10 say when imit~fsous end frsuAs
offered to voc
Don't hesitate to demand the genuine cARrERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI Small pose. snsi prsss. ~
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HINES An EooxonroAI DREss.
ONLY
FouR YAHDs REQUIRED.

64-inch ls92-gS Illuminated cheviots- I'd
5i-ineh 1920 Scotch Mixtures. 81 yd
81 inch 1898 Storm sI'yd
54inch 1882 SO English Dagonals sI I'd
5Ainch 1929 Chevron seryes 81 I'd
'S1-lhe1 IS~H3 RAIN I'd
54-inch 1898 Whipcord Diagcnals ......sl 81 yi
54-inch 1926 HerriDg-bone Serges. .......sIy d
- inch 1929 English Broadcloths 81 yd
5i-ihch ls92-93 BLACK Wool serges. ........sIy I'd
4-inch 1892 90 Black English Cheviots ..s 81 I'D
b4-inch 1895 Black Persian Cord ell 81 I'D
5i-inch lsts2-93 Black Diagonal Cloth 81 yd
54-ineh 1929 Black Chevron serse..s 81 I'd
34-inch 1925 Black Diagonal Serge. 81 yd
54ineh lSsts93 Black English Brosdcloth 81 25 I'd
az II IS only matter OF calculation now dress
Of the ordinary Soc fabrics which only 40 inches
wide. Will cost you e. dress of this 54-inch WIDE
7c. fabric. which is much superior in quality also
costs 81 And may secure a costume from any OF
tie beautiful Ell materials Cor only 81.
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TEE Coanrcr DREss TRIMMING.

He SOGRECT DRESS l. RIMMIS6.
Correct" is g word Of great latitude. What would
be correct for style Of is not for another
The correct trimming for a short. stout lady 10 not
correct for enc who Is tall and slim. The very e1pen
sive novelties not correct for those with slim
pocket books. What is correct for one may not be
correct for another. The variety Of 1926 Dress
Trimmings Is bev!lderinsly large. Such being the
case refer with pride 10 the expression
Of one Of the leading modistes collection Of
Dress TTissnings Is trth0Ut equal in the city,"
HAT Palas Royal prices are lowest always wiz best
BE- ascertAined when You have been shown the high
class novelties and learned the quotations elsewhere
for equal qualities though in less varety.-The credit
merchants make good their losses ruth extra Iroft
for goods not easily raiusd.
i-ACEs-The correct Black six Bourbon Lace for
Panels Insertion, edEe and founcinrs also here
loves prices. The Black Silk Lace Drapery Nets at
only Soc and 81 yard. extraord.nsry-too good
values 60 be here for long. Unfortunately their like
cannot be secured again sell at the prices These
are supplementary to the regular stock Of laces which
i complete. and viii be kept complete in every branch
Of the department.
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Ma. E. p. GLE.sos.

OF 143o Q STREET NORTHWEST.
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II last weeks offerings were note
worthy - these are STARTLING IN
THEIR GENERosITY.--we have en-
joyed an enviable fame since the first
days Of our beginning-but such sterling
Qualities as these-helped to you by
such paltry price-pittances- weld your
confidence to Us insepsrahly .-we
season in making our sacrifices -
Everybody will be the richer for i'm
proving this extraordinary OPPORTUNITY
RICHER in wsrdrobe-Richer in purse
for the savings overlap mere profits and
win for yon . slice of actual cost.
MrS,s
Our o,rn ,,,0te
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Who are attracted by elegant qualities have never
heard or read Of such unparalleled offer IS this
The customs authorities recently seized gigan-
tic consignment Of fine FRENCH BROAD
CLOTHS which were smuggled into this country.
These MAGNIFICENT Dress Stuffs having been Of
fered for sale, were bought up by . wholesale
DRESS GOODS concern further east at Q very low
nsure. Our buyer. happening TO be there at the
time secured the cole priuiJege Of Offering them to
Washington shoppers by purchasing large part Of
the supply.
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"CHn1Ixa Norm WINS.
sLOAN or THEIR TERRORS,
Ialirculff .. French. street
vi0gss sui others who exposed
= th- extreme cC "a weather cannot
saorI % uiss these. lO4Ieel them
al
Heavy Natural Gray Uufcrshirf-.
doub.- reinforced tack aud fr0Dt.
tforough.y made Isi- ~arh.
tsutsrl flannel Draw er-. OF StrvUg.
heavy flannel. stfvngly
STAYED. 81. Yer Ialf-
Es zen Hos. uatural tan. NtAys
sarlra. aIla navy. - PER par
Ia Tra Dif ffasSys
s. II. ElLrrY X Jos. III. IRELAND.
Maaarer- Brlnrh BaIto. shirt FartoIy.
ccN tr3l Jtl a. n ~. near " u ave Iulction-
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New YoRk Is W,1p

Over MARROW FUR EDGES for Street Dresses
Dressnakers are using them with most pleasing
results They're particularly strong this season.
". 1. 2. B and inch widths We direct your atten-
ton to the following now in stock:
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ETxEAASa sM III 4 hhSx )
" W II 81 N II IA All HN Mn
=. $S'SS$o e g IS ssss
4lSA Coo 90 D. ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
800 AND 9c2 SEVENTH ST..
1914 AND 1916 PA AVE.
23I PA AVE Sc II
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As WE WERE SAYING,
S1.75 Prn YARD.

81 inches wide. Dsrh green rarnet, dark and
medium brown. navy blue. black. dark wine,
mode and the new shade. sedze green The grand
est Offer ,oesre made yet
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All the small lots Of light and medium
shades in our stock Of FALL-WEIGHT
0NERCOATS have been set out by
themselves for your special attention.
Good ASSORTMENT of sizes. None Of
them are worth less than Sl5.--Al
fashionable.
cEL PRISk SS 80
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a. Illustrations q the improvement Of
our Is9s Iln~- q Fail FootSesr over those
OF former seNsous,-we respectfully call
your attention TO the following items.
rscssd Al ranA m from each department and
specially offered for this weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
Exhibition of Rugs and carpets.

Preparations for the free exhi Dition OF rare
Oriental rugs and carpets going forward rapidly
at Calender, McAuslan a TrOup Co.'S.
ON Monday all VIII be complete and open 70 the
public. IL Is undoubtedly the largest exhibition OF
its Kind ever placed before the people Of Provi-
dence and will prove source OF satisfaction and
delight O. n large number OF ladies and gentlemen
who are sure to attend. as well source OF re-
gret TO those who unable 20 improve the oppor-
tunty
The exhibition on Monday. Tuesday and wednes-
day Of next week will excel all former exhibitions
In It's variety and exceptionally rare pieces. and
Providence.
The rugs selected with care are tho choice Of an
importation by the Syndicate Trading Co, OF
3,3O7 pieces. In the larger cities such oppor-
tunity would call out educated sOcie \ Zen masse {"
Every one should call or send 10 Calender. Nc
Auslan Troup Co. for catalogue, IL fully explains
each rug carpet
Exhibition regardless OF the weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
NEWS CONDENSED.

There Is a case of leprosy in Detroit.
A religious quarrel is imminent at
Cheyenne, Wy.
A Lima, o., woman is charged with kill
ing her daughter.
North Dakota elects two Harrison cleo
tors and one Weaver.
The trial OF actor Curtis at San Francis
co has been postponed.
No decision has yet been reached by the
monetary conference.
A San Francisco sea captain confesses 10
the cruel murder OF boy.
Senator Hill has introduced bill to re-
peal the silver purchase act.
The burning of the oil works at sGlou-
cester, Mass, caused loss OF 10000.
DIR. Edward McGlynn is to be restored
to his faculties in the Catholic Church.
The 5-year old son OF William A. Hardy
OF Fitchburg was seriously injured in a
coasting accident.
new revolutionary society, which in
cludes students and officers, has been dis
covered at Kief, Russia.
DIR. Ellery Stanford, aged about 81, OF
Irasburg, VT, fell dead In the street on
account OF heart failure.
Robert r.. Deforest, OF Bridgeport,
Conn, has been admitted TO practice In
the United States Supreme Court.
Charles Rogers Moulton shot and killed
Mrs. Nj. y. Story at Seattle, Wash, and
then shot himself dead. Unrequitted
love caused the act.
william McBollman, aged thirty five,
having a wife and one child, fell from Z
roof at Portland, Me-. while shovellins
snow. He was fatally injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08

community, having a full knowledge of
proposed tariff reduc tions, the ineyita bIe
result will be a falling off in impor;a-
tions and correspo nding decrease in the
revenues. The extent Of this decrease no
one will be able to measure until busi-
ness shall again ad just itself to new con :
ditions.
"A careful review Of all the facts fully
justifies the op ion that the large increase
of receipts ascribed 90 the marvellous or os-
perity of the country under the present
revenue system would, If continued, en-
able the department. during the coming
fiscal year TO meet all obligations with
out the slightest impairment OF its cash,
and thereafter continue to show ma
terial improvement In its condition.
The sinking Fund Law.
Secretary Foster recommends the un-
conditional repeal of the Sinking Fund
law. as ''it is hardly probable that more
than about s7,000,O0O can be credited to
the fund during the present fiscal year as
against legal requirement exceeding
s4s 100000. aud further applications TO
tue fund during succeeding years must
necessarily he limited to such small sums
as may from time to time be paid for
past due bonds, fractional currency and
national bank notes redeemed under tue
act of July IL, 1890"
Treasury, in the opinion OF the Secretary,
the inability with the limited amount OF
cash on hand above the 500, 000, 900 reserve
to keep up q sufficient 20 4 supply.
"When the demand comes for the ex-
portation of gold" says he, the Treas
ury is called TO furnish IL. IL this de-
mand should prove as large the coming
year ms 10 has been for the past two years,
GOLD in the Treasury would be dimished
to or below the reserve line. The status
OF this reserve and it's amount have re-
Gently been subjects of discussion.
Restriction of Immigration.
On the subject of immigration, Mr..
Foster says: Il am clearly OF the opinion
that only by rigid examination, made
mt the place Of departure can the prohibit
tive features OF the law be executed with
any considerable degree OF efficiency.
"The effect OF the publication Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
DEFRAUDING UNCLE SAM.
Arrest OF n weii'Known Custom House
Broker Ia New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Wallace Ogden,
the well-known custom house broker, was
arrested here by Special Treasury Agent
Traitteur, charged with defrauding the
government by making false entries at the
custom house.
customs official said that Ogden's
high standing az a business man made it
easy toperpetrate the frauds. His method,
II was said, was TO swear to an entry OF a
small number OF packages, and secure a
permit, which he would afterwards raise
BY adding a figure TO the number which
the permit called for. IL Is stated that q
partial examination extending over but q
few weeks, showed shortage OF 1900 In
the duties which Ogden should have paid.
Ogden was arraigned before Commits
sioner Shields and was held in 5000 bail
TO await examination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08

restrictions of our law throughout Europe
has been to cut off a portion of the unde-
sirable elements that have been coming
here. IL is estimated that fully 80 600 Of
the most Objectionable classes have thus
been stoppeJ.
The doors to immigration should not
ceiving great numbers Of people who are
thriftless ana ignorant, and who have
come TO this country in the spirit OF adj
venture, or who are driven by starvation
from their old homes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
A BROKEN WHEEL
Deraiis Several Cars at Ferrisburgh, VT
Seven Persons Injured.

Seven Persons Injured.
BURLINGTON, VT, Dec. Sat about AIS
o'clock yesterday, No. So train (north
bound express from New York; met with
an accident at Ferrisburgh, which result
ed in injuries to seven persons, but was
fortunately unattended by fatal effect.
broken wheel under sleeping car
caused the derailment of that car, and a
passenger car forward of IL, the two going
down fifteen-foot embankment.
The sleeping car was not overturned,
but the passenger coach was tipped COM
pletely over. The connection with the
car in the rear OF the sleeper was broken,
keeping the remainder OF the train from
leaving the rails.
A special, bearing officials OF the Central
Vermont railroad and doctors, went at
once to the scene OF the accident and the
wounded were promptly cared for.
The injured suffered entirely from
bruises, which are not serious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
On the Trail.
ESPECIAL To THE NEws.l

WARWICK, Dec. s.-The chase after the
three persons, the assailants Of Mr.. Fish,
who were seen in River Point yesterday.
continues, aud Deputy Sheriff NJ. Is.
Lynch, assisted by the local police force,
are to-day searching every portion OF the
valley for them.
IL Is understood that the officers are on
the trail To stay aud that they will con
tinue in pursuit until a capture Is made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
Broke His Neck.

Worcester, Dec. s-Hnmphrey Wren.
50 years Of age, resident Of Is Eaton
place, fell down stairs yesterday after
noon aud broke his neck. lie died as a
result Of the accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08

BosToN, Dec Slate last night. Gay
lord Lord Of Providence. was run down
by at electric car on Shawmut avenue
and narrowly escaped fatal injuries. A
shoulder was dislocated aud lac was bad ly
bruised.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
-Four Thousand Men. Women

And children could be- seen Yesterday ON West
minister street, headed towards Potter's Paper
store, where his great sale OF wri ting Paper by
the pound Is In full blast. IL you wish any Kind
of Writing Paper Envelopes, fall In line and
save money. POTTER's PAPER AND SHELL
STORE. corner snow and Westminster streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
NATI0NA FINANCES.
Secretary Foster Tells Of the Con-
dition of the Treasury.
IMMIGRATlON'S USE AND ABUSE,
Prosperity OF the Country shown by Mar
veious Increase of Receipts-A Clear
and Careful Statement OF she Present
Condition of the treasury.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The annual re-
port OF Secretary Charles Foster OF the
Treasury Department shows that the
government irevenues from all sources
during the past fiscal year. ended June
80. 1892, were s425, 5,S6s, ,26O22. The total
expenditures for the same period were
s4l5, ,953, ,sO6. SO. leaving a surplus of s9,9l4,-
453. SO.
To this sum was added SIG, 232, 72l de-
posted in the Treasury for the redemp-
tion OF national bank notes; S4,9l0 re-
ceived for per cent. bonds issued for
interest accrued OH refunding certificates
converted during the year, and sl4, 4lS.-
1888. 32 taken from the cash balance in the
Treasury, making total OF $40, ,57O,
467 9S. which was applied TO the payment
Of the public debt
AS compared with the fiscal year 1901,
the receipts for 1892 have fallen off S32,-
675. .972 81. the principal loss being S42, Co.,
24l .0S in customs due to free sugar.
In the ordinary expenditures there was
a decrease OF $40. .349, ,354 which is account
ed for by diminished payments for direct
tax refund, for refund of excessive Gus
toms deposits, drawbacks, census, quar-
ternasters' supplies and interest on the
public debt, the decrease in the last item
alone being s14, l69,Ol9.
Estimated Revenues for 1893.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
Weather Indications.

wAsHINoToN, ,Dec.s.-Forecast for New
England: Rain, except in Eastern Maine,
increasing southerly winds; warmer; for
eastern New York: Local rains; brisk
southerly winds; warmer.
Signals are displayed from Woods Holi
section to Hstteras.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
THE WEATHER

Weather for this evening-Clear.
For to-morrow-Clsar and cold.
The Thermometer.
Temperature from "A. NJ. Dec. z. to o
A. NJ, Dec. 3:
Highest, 425; lowest 81; mean, 39s.
The Tide for Tomorrow.
High water at Providence at l2:46 p. NJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08

The estimates Of appropriations re-
auired for the same period, as submitted
bv the several executive departments and
offices, are as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08

Comprising AN ENDLESS VARIETY Of
beautifully wrought and embellished Card
Receivers, Smoking Sets, Match Boxes,
Jewel Cases, Trays, etc, at OUR USUAL
Low PRICES. df@
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-08
Holiday Presents

in mems nne neckwear. Including the choicest
minister street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-07

The inhabitants Of the NORTHEASTERN
part of Asia use q mushroom to promote
intoNic0u0n. IL h known rs the tly-blow
mushroom. aud IL also very abundant In
Scotland. The fungus Is gathered IN the
hottest part Of the yenr, and is thenhung
up by u string in the air 10 dry Some
are dry before gathered, and those are
stated TO be- far more narcotic thnn those
nriiheiullv preserved. Usually the fun
gus Is roles up like bOlus, and taken
without chewing, for IL mnaticated. IL Is
said to disorder the stomach. One large
or two small fungi produces what is
looked upon us u pleasant state of in
tokicniiOn for one day, The effect Is
the ,Nne as that porduced on tailug
quantity of spirits or wine, except Il Is
DELAYED from zone 20 two hours
after the holus has been swallowed
AZ first Il produces very cheerful emot-
Ions OF the mind. Il renders some persons
exceedingly active, and Is stimulant to
muscular excrtiUn; thus. Il a person af-
fected by il wishes TO step over straw
or n small stick, It impcls him TO take
Il Jump sufficient 20 clear low hodge or
the trunk Of q tree; II keeps those fond
OF music perpetually singing, and, under
It's Influence, q talkntivc person can nei-
ther keep secrets nor silence, hence 1t
Ia source Of danger to ladies' and poll
ucians. Horticultural Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-07

On October1 H. 1899, the Empire State
Express Of the Now York Central loft
Syracuse iifty-cight minutes late, and
made the run from Syracuse to Buffalo
az the rate Of 80 l-2 miles an hour for
the entire distance, liS miles; this in
cluded a stop Of two minutes at Roch-
ester, and the train was oblige 10 slow
down as II passed through more than q
dozen towns. When it is understood
that this was the regular train con-
sisting Of four heavily loaded cars, 1t
will be appreciated as great achieve
ment, even In this wonderful age OF
fast time. In the DISCUSSION Of current
events, tho remark is frequently heard
on either side Of the Atlantic that the
New York Central has surpassed every
other transportation limo In the world
during the past five years in the equip
mont and speed Of its trains. 1t now
stands Mt the head, and is Justly termed
Americas Greatest Railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-07

But the same agency that
enabled him 10 carry out his fendish
design, served to bring him to Justice.
Traces OF the antidote were found and
the same being removed the original
cause was discovered. Though Car
lyle's case is still peuding in the SUI
preme court there cnn be very little
doubt OF his guilt. The Barnaby case
is further evidence Of the power OF
medical science IA q deteotor OF crime.
Twenty-Five years arc such
cases would have passed iirto criminal
history AS mysteries The poisons OF
those days were vegetable and ex.
tremely subtle and insidious. The
victim languished for months Mt a time;
his sufferinRs became redoubled bv the
terrible drastic remedies administered
with view To eliminating the poison
from tho system. 1t was only like
adding tow TO the flame. Wives pois-
oned husbands, husbands wives, chill
dren their parents and parents their
children. The Messilnas, Faustinas
and Lucretias poisoned one lover to
make room for the next. The more
stately and magnificent the lover, the
greater his danger 1t is even recorded
that Berta Gallo, an Italian woman OF
the fifteenth century, poisoned her
lover with kiss, during which she
thrust the venom into his mouth with
her tongue, and then, making an ex.
eusc to leave the room, cleansed her
own mouth of the deadly matter.
Fifteen years ago Judge insolvency
was famous criminal lawyer OF
southern Michigan He was called
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-07
KILLED HIMSELF.


Dallas, Tex, Nov G-lSpccial)-H. y.
Sippel, young man of rs years and u
student at Hil's Business college, acci-
dentnlly shot and killed himself at his
boarding house on Wood street to-day.
lie held IN his hnnd small 32-calibre
Smith a Wcsson pistol, and was ex-
planning to his roommate and the negro
porter how near he cnmo TO shooting
himself with the gun while fooling with
Ii three months ago Suddenly there
came II shurp report and Sippel fell on
the bed. saying II am shot Telegraph
my father John Sippcl. New Braun
fels." The bullet had pierced his breast
aud he died ten minutes later. His rcla-
tiyes were wired the sad news and the
body was turned over 10 the undertaken.
Sippel came from New Braunfcls one
month ago and his father is leading
citizen Of that place.