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RICHMoND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER. r. W. HUIDFKOPER Am
REgBtS FOSTER. REcEiyERs

SAMUEL SPENCER r. W. HrIDFKOPER I'm
RECBtS FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
Schedule In effect June A. 1904
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania pss-,-
ger Station. washington. D. @
90 m daily Local for Danville ana ststiops ~
twern Danyile; Charlotte and Augusta and eoun-cts
IL 10 a. m. Richmond and DanviIle last NAL =
Daily for Lynchbure aud Norfolk ard Western ana
last Iennessee. Nirsi1ia and Georyia railway sf.-
lions and for pr1ncipal points south on hchnspnd
minghAm. Pullman Sleeper New York and wsshsns-
son 70 Atlani. and Monte.nsry: which unitss 40
49, nm.-Daily. except Sunday. for Front Rord
Eeop ?. DAILY for principal point. south on s.es-
inston 70 Charlotte. and DaBville 20 Ashevine and
10. IS pm.-p.ny WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
trey OF Pullman sleepers and Dinine Cars and rsns
70 Atlanta Monteomery and New Orleans. With PAIL
man sleerer through New York and Washington -
New Orleans via Monteomery. and New Nort to
snd Washington % Memphis via Birmingham; siso
Pullman Sleeper Birmingham TO winonA. Miss- Din
inT e.t =, Nsr Sors e ,MdSntEomery r,r,s,..
leave Washington at O. 10 am, 4 IS .. m. dsily Cor
Round Hill, on saturdays only during month q
August. additional train will lesve Washington q
snd & 20 p M daily for 1 Ieesbura and do 4
ai.se stations: Essaiins, arrive %..sin.ses %
% Sa i ana f s. ALI. sns M
day from Herndon only.
Through trains from the south arrive wsshins>os
Dsss.s DIVISION. 20 am daily " except a sunday.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservstions and irformarcs
furnished at Offices, 5ll and 1900 Pennsylvsnia ave
and At PASSENGER station. Pennsyivasts hstlrosd.
". Il. GREEN. Gen Msn- va TURK. Gen Ps.s A.
l. 9. Srovn. General Aren't PASSENGER Dept ~
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEI-CLERK's OFFICE,
House OF Representatives. Washington. D.. G.
July IL 1893 Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST SIXTEENTH. 1s9afor the delivery Of Twelve
hundred 2OO) tons, more or less of the best White
Ash Furnace Coal tscreened Also seventy Ave (75)
cords. more or less Of the best spruce Pine and
best Oak Wood may be needed at the House Of Re,
resentatiyes during the fiscal year ending june 80
the vaults Of the south wing of the Capitol at such
times and in such quantities be desired by the
clerk of the House of The coal must
weigh 240 pounds to the ton and the oak wood must
be cut in three 80 pieces, The wood must measure
1913 cubic feet TO the cord and be corded
ured and cut at the Capitol The right to reweiRh the
coal at the Capitol and the right reject and all
bids is reserved The bids to be indorsd Proposals
for coal and wood, " and addressed to JAMES KERR,
clerk of the House Of Representative United States
jy11-1aw4t
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

prNNsYlyeSSffsa Ror-rr
TO The NokTH, WEST AND soUTHwEsr.
STEP RGOshH shAs dssFhFFSPR f fSSShpnssr
TRAINS L EE ssft M 1aSl rysr
For G Ps,s5r GT ~ a ~ srs AS foLLows
fsS s.sa hsnS c.. s: At = I'd
ssily coIIn.bsn Espre.. = 10. Is : m daily.
ana fis.s No esasf isa. a.
oils and ID Dining Car Harrisburg chiosTo. fsS
3. Lou. ,PS Toledo a:iiy sIssg, sssutS.s ~
cars rom Psnsaps 20 e ,ssSrs sns
Toledo .,s 81 Louis and c,neinnad Erprees 8 ID
burr and slespss car. H.i.sars 70 s s, fs5i:
Sn9s 81 and ch Sss,., and Dining e a
daily with sleeping Cars Washington 70 Chi sxo.
sisspsrs Tor Pit,.sarr and Gss.sna f f sesn
Dining Car Pittsbusg 20 ch,caec. southws-tern
Sr5s,nnsa Ina,.n.Polis Ms@ea,: .na s. TsS.:
sseFine Care Hssr.Sure 70 MsmDsi. pu.as 9 os,
Atoona 70 Richmond Pacific cypress 10 20 nm.
70 an: ana sts
Fol Kane. canandaiRuA. Rochester and NiaTars Fails
For EHe. Csnsndsisus ana Rochester daily for Buff,
raS and ,,s S,sssrs d.ily except Saturday 70 20
For r w,IliAmseOrt. Rochester. Buffalo and Siss.r
sssrns Car %ssh SsS 20 s11 sP.o saturday with
for a Millaspor keno,s and Elwi,s At 10
roR P&iLApfHfHI. NEW YORK AND TEE
In R.aP 6i Ss G 2. S .sS sSc
n,nlne Cars do.csssl 90 go. II ' 90 M.
cS Coy ie sS ifc ERNIE M Il: B. pm
New YorE. 400 pm. daily. for Phi sdsiphis -sss
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fasd express. go a. m week days. and 3 - On.
Accommodation. s ooa m daily
Express. 2. OF and 5. 40 p. m daily
for B.ston. without change. e. SO g. week days ana
For Brooklyn. Y Y. all through trains conn.-, a
Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Amer. arord-
double fsT.sp ssT. SeF roeR c see 'v0ans
For Atlantic CITY. n 40 and a 90 a. m week d.yst
II IS and IL Is D. m. every day. SATURDAYS oily.
For Balfimore. 500 ees. 7.o5. "a. $50. 20.
s st9 Is Il i Il 4. sns 3. i q S3
4% 5 &c. GA. 20. 10 90; 10: 20. n. IS nd
aos "a n T, 1, on os Sunday 8 800 700.
Q. BIS. ;. IS q 90 Limitedi & 20. 5. 40. d IL
For Pope's c Se ~ i, me- az aoa On M
For Annapolis. go. . 90 ard II, SO = m. and q 20
NM ~ ANY sn except sunday Sundays 200 IA. M
F6k :fiiRPklAxDRI. AND TIE SOUTH
eJ5 SOC. zoos and Ii SO ,. N ton' sundse a !;
- 10 4, 20 a. 10 40 a. m. LOO 2 80. g. IS. o.
For Kichmond and the south. 4. 30 and 10 57.
20 = m. daily For Richmond only. z. 10 D. n.
Accom!n0dstion 70. ouAntco. rs a. m daily .na
Trains q leave e slsosnari1 for wy.hinrton o. os
os s soS. 80 S a no II % .s s. "
18th street and Pennsylysnis avenue and a. lie
station. where orders De left for the Chico iIr a
easgAT pt 70 asstlpatOn from hotels and redsnces
General Msnaser. tiysl General Passenger e Ssenn.
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For alterations, displacements, bearing
down sensations, periodical pains, and all
female complaints and weaknesses, !" Fa-
vorite Prescription" is the only guaranteed
remedy. If it ever fails to benefit or cure.
you have your money back
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During the present month The music at
the First Presbyterian Church, 4t-2 street
| Is under the direction Of Mr.. John J.. Law
renee. At the service yesterday morning
Mr.. Coward sang a solo.
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PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPER
yisng Architect Washington, D, c.. August l.
5Sls once until Two O'clock p 81 on the
opened immediately thereafter. for all the labor
and msterial required to furnish and AZ in place conn.,
pete new low-pressure. return -circ uatton steam
heating apparatus. including power boiler and all pipe
connections, fur ishng of non-conductins covering
material and applyin all osed steam and
return pipes In basement and also on the smoke
breeding for the Butler building, Washington. D. c.
in accordance with drs wings and specification. copies
of which may be had at this Office the office Of the
superintendent at Wa hington. D. No convict
labor nor the product of any convict labor will be
allowed IN the work Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check for sum not less than cent
Of the amount of the proposal The right 10 reserved
to reject any and all bids to waive defect
formalty in bid should it be deemed in the inter-
est OF the government to do All bids received after
the time stated will he returned to the bidders Pro-
posals must be inclosed in envelopes. sealed and
marked Proposal foi removin2 old steam heating
apparatus and furnishing and King IN psce complete
new lowpressure. STANDARDIZATION steam heating
apparatus. including power boiler &C. for the Butler
building, Washington. d. c., and addressed to
JEREMIAH O'ROURKE. Supervising Architect.
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The II. Il. l.. Extra Session.
Now statesmen meet in summer heat,
With wisdom wide awake:
But for Butts the BrOmo man,
low hard their heads would ache
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PROFESSIONAL.

MISS IDA LEONARD, C.AIRvoYANT.-NEN7AL
: :aS sf's ssasss 's' is'A "
PLAIN INDICATED AND SEA SALT BATlIe:
also scientific massage; open Sundays. Dr. SAJlA
WAycoTI, eos1s 18th ST. NV. a1<-ets
PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsrABLIsH I'd
advertising eiAirvoyant. sstroioger and nedisn
Born with wonderful prophetic r1ft Of secose
cradle 20 grave. reveals hidden mysteries. reoef-
ers lost property stolen foods points out yeat
enemies from your friends. brings sepernteo
sosether causes speedy ana ses low. 4. nr W..
false. interprsts dreams. gives success IN bes-
tness, removes family troubles, evil Influences.
Strangers from other cities and all In trouble
nlscs a, once. as he succeeds where cshs-s
have failed Convinces most skepficaL Adver-
ttees only what be can 90. AL business com
han,,.i sitttngs Soc Hours. 3 to p.
oe nnan s1pdsys Residence. 4ss ST., bet ~
and 9th SITS. southwest aus-ot-
PROF FANTT.ERoY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
n life; compels love: cures sickness; brtnss
t,sct the separated, &c. 1911 Del. ave-, bet.
AZ and y s-w Sittings. soc. Hours 10 TO ..
je25-6w'
NINE RAPHAEL. cI-AIRvoYANr AsTRoDosi-
fst: born with caul: gives names and lucky datss;
tei, how 70 retain husband lover; advice 20
man 70 all consulting her 80 st. NV. hoom
10. 0<o-I<t
N,fE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
life All business Confidential. Ladies and eeo-
tlemen, soc. each. Hour, 9 an TO pm. os
New York ave. nv. near eth u. my2o-sm.
THE HoRsroRD ELECTRIC INDICATED vAPoa
bath, unercellec q luxury and a. preventfse
90 disease. Also facial steamins aad massa&s-
o1s n St nv. oNS
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LADIES' GOODS.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
NARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 90.
Eor Baltimore and river landings.
Steamer Sue leaves every Monday at pm. and
and wednesday at pm. for baltimore and r si
Al sI1 AGRp sHH9saT SSsr Il FsntSb
70, freight q fii;ii: sss'' BRO
wAsHNGEoS s 2, , CO: LIMITED. :
Steamer waheneld On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and e. fCs MO%1
TUESDAYS and SUNDAYS See ,s sssedglsJ :,
4, SEQ p for On
p -FaPs
E ssssIn sna FRIDAY MoRxSs So
f. Sso @ Colonial S,snd pes smith
diving at WsshinEtoa SUNDAYS about 10 pm
Wv ' c. W. RIDLEY.
Jes-tf General Manager.
NEW POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
WIN leave River View wharf. Eth St. every Sun
s "a y fne da%n a aaaos creek
ing on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 9
r. A. REED 4 CO., agents. Alexandria.
z. s. RANDALL.
ap27-tr Proprietor and Manager.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ID. c..
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. va
The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamer
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoLK-soUTH bound.
Leave Warrington daily at pm. from foot q
It'll ct. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at $50
arm. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 1;S0 an,
where railroad connections are made for AL points
south and southwest.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at $40 pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe at 7:1o pm. Arrive at washington At
$50 g. m. next day.
Nckets on sale at SIS, Gle, 1851 and 1x21 Penn
sylya MIA ave- and SIS 18th ct. NV.
Ask for tickets via the new line.
mo. CALLAHAN.
apl<tf Gen Supt.
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EB BITT HOU S e
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
DENTISTRY.


PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH
NO PAIN. NO CHLOROFORM.
NO DANGER. NO ETHER OR GAS.
NO SLEEP. NO COCAINE.
NO SWEILED GUNS.
NO UNpLEASANTNESS
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
We have exclusive control Of a preparation for
use in this city which, when
APPLIED TO THE GUNS.
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS.
1t is applied directly to the gums.
BY it's teeth can be extracted perfectly
painless.
No swelling Of the gums afterward.
The patient retains all his senses while having
No danger. Particularly adapted to persons
who cannot take gas.
We ask no pay II not as represented.
traction by local application and guarantee
you will no other In the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS.
jy62ms 1917 Penn. ave- NV.
YOU ARE INVITED TO LOOK AT SOME OF OUR
famous natural sets Of teeth-they good ad-
vertisements L. S. DENTAL ASSN. 4Ol 7th
ST. See ad. another page. au3
DR. GRAHAM 3O7 TTH ST. NV, EXPERIENC-
ed and expert specialist in operative and sur
gica dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
boy assistants or newly ft -ged graduates in
trusted to practice patients, but all opera
lions performed personally by DR.. Graham. Ex-
tracing 25c.
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic, 5oc
Cleaning. 15c.
Filling with platina, silver or amalgam, 75c.
Very best full set Of teeth, ST. Jy25-3ws
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
High prices on bicycles longer prevail The
long talked-of "cut'' has come.
THE MAJESTIC,
fully guaranteed high grade machine, fried with
NJ. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any
bicycle on earth; for SIS cash. No installments.
No exchanges. Call and them.
GEO S. ATwATER,
je2-3m 1890 Pa. ave.
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1884. EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE. 1898.
The Spencerian Business College,
National Bank OF the Republic building cor. 18th
and y NV. Day and night sessions.
SpENCERIAN
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
BICYCLISTs ARRESTED.
They Met Policeman When Riding on
the Sidewalk.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 17.-There is a
breeze in Augusta over bicycle riding on
sidewalks. Saturday night prominent
young lawyer, a business and a bank
man were riding on the State street side
walk between the State House and the
Augusta House, when they were accost-
ed by Officer Latro, and in peremptory
voice ordered off OF they would be pulled
In. The young men had some words
with him, and the lawyer started off up
State street on his wheel at rattling
pace. Mr.. Latro gave long but unsuc-
cessful chase, losing his man. This
morning the three young men were be-
fore the police court, under the city or
dinance that IF any person shall wheel
Wheelbarrow, or use a hand sled. bicy-
Gle or other vehicle on any sidewalk or
crossing SO as to incommode any person
or oblige him to turn out of his course
to avoid the same, he shal be liable.n
The defendants proved that they were
not incommoding any one, and Judge
Andrews decided that there was nothing
IN the ordinance to hold them. Marshal
Crawford announced that he should
have meeting of the city government
called at once to strengthen the orcli-
nance. The defendants are members of
bicycle club. ss
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18

NEW YORK, July I7.-The Herald S
cable from Valparaiso under date OF
yesterday says Admiral Wandenkolk is
a prisoner and is now on his way to Rio
Janeiro under heavy guard. He was on
ly recently formally declared to be a
traitor, and now that he has fallen into
the clutches of the government he will
no doubt DO executed without much
ceremony.
The revolutionists' vessel, the Jupiter,
was captured by the government cruiser
Republica yesterday morning. The cap
tain Of the Republica demanded the un-
conditional surrender of the Jupiter and
her officers and crew. Admiral walden
kolk was forced to submit, and officers
and crew and the revolutionary troops
on board were all made prisoners.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
NO GLEN HOUSE THIS YEAR.
Mr.. Milliken Estimates His Loss at S175,-
O00-Insurance $4,000.

MT. WASHINGTON, N. H., July IT,
The Glen House, which burned Sunday
night, was insured for $4,000. Mr.
Milliken places the loss at $175,0 900. The
guests were sent by coach to Gorham
and jackson. The help were mostly
paid off today and left for their homes
No steps will be taken to rebuild this
season. Owing to other business en-
gagements. it is possible Mr.. Milliken
will not rebuild even at later date. If
he does not, he may dispose of the real
estate and new house be built by other
parties. The location is considered the
best in the mountain region for first
class summer house.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
ORDERED TO NICARAGUA.
The Alliance to Protect American Inter-
ests There.

WASHINGTON, July II. = Telegraphic
orders have been sent to Commander
Whiting, commanding the U. S. S. ALI
ance at Callao, Peru, to proceed at once
with that vessel to Corinto, port on the
west coast of Nicaragua, nearest to Leon
where the latest revolution is at its
height. Commander Whiting is instruct
ed to protect American interests there.
1t will take at least week to make the
trip. Secretary Gresham has received
cable message from Minister Baker,
dated Managua. July 16, saying: ''Nica-
ragua president and minister Of foreign
affairs are still in prison at Leon. Meet
ing OF cabinet proclaimed Zavala dicta-
tor. Large majority of Nicaraguans
support the government.
Maine Postal Changes,
WASHINGTON, July IA post office
has been established at Beaver Pond,
Franklin county, Me-, and Edward
Grant appointed postmaster; also one at
.Macklage, Hancock county, with Aug.
J. Cousins appointed postmaster.
The following postmasters were also
appointed, Monday: Lester Woodward,
Dresden Mills, vice w. F. Cate; E. G..
Grindle, Prospect Ferry, vice Byron
Avery; II. W. Kicker, South Poland, vice
HI. Kicker, deceased.
VIII visit Machias.
WASHINGTON. July IA visit to the
town of Machias, Me-, is in the itinerary
of Secretary Herbert's cruise on board
the Dolphin, which began last evening.
He proposes visiting that port about the
25th of the month, when the gunboat
Machias will make her maiden cruise as
a commissioned vessel TO the historic
town to receive the set of silver service
presented by the patriotic citizens to
their national namesake.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
TWIN COMETS.
One Travelling Along by the Side of the
Other.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 17.-An import
ant discovery regarding the comet has
been made. at the Lick observatory. Pho
tographic plates reveal the fact that the
celectial visitant has companion. The
second comet is enveloped in the tail of
the first, and its tail merges into the
other. The second comet cannot be seen
through tine telescope. 1t appears to
move in the same orbit as the main one.
or an orbit exactly parallel, and at the
same rate of speed. The discovery
makes more certain the theory that the
original force which throws out comets
sends out more than one at a time.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
WHOLE FAMILY MAY DIE.
Mysterious Case of Poisoning in Nashua, N.
1.-Two Dead.

NASHUA, N. H., July ia case of
mysterious poisoning is reported tonight
in the family of Theophile Deschamps
on Tolles street. The family consisted of
father, mother and six children. One of
the latter was taken sick Friday and died
at $50 the next morning, Another was
taken sick and died Sunday morning,
Another, a girl, and the mot her are not
expected to live. They all have symtons
of poisoning. They are taken with vomit-
ing and severe headaches. The bodies
OF those who died were covered with
black spots. 1t is claimed that they had
eaten nothing but rice soup, bread and
meat The deaths have created much
excitement. 1t is feared the whole
family will die. A post mortem exami-
nation will be held tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
Great Fire in London.
1t Puzzles the Doctors.

HELENA, Mcnt., July ia disease
over which the doctors are in dispute
has ragged with considerable violence in
the town of Anaconda, in this state, for
the last ten weeks. 1t is alternately
called black measles and black small
pox. The first case appeared about Nav
/, and at present there are about go pa
tients in various pest houses, and the
yellow flag is flying over IS buildings.
Fortunately there has been small pro
portion of deaths. An expert has just
arrived from New York to assist the To-
cal physicians, and with rigid regula-
tions and compulsory vaccination it is
hoped the further spread of the plague
may be averted. Where the first case
came from is mystery.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
The Court Martial at valetta.

VALETrA, July II. The Court Mar
tial appointed to try Captain Maurice A.
Bourke, Staff Commander Hawking
Smith and the surviving officers of the
British battleship Victoria, which was
sunk in collision with the British battle
ship Camperdown off Tripoli, Syria, on
June %, opened today upon the Hiber-
mia, the flagship of Rear Admiral Richard
E. Tracey. The President of the Court
Martial is Vice Admiral Sir Michael
Culme-Seymour of the cruiser Hawke.
who succeeded Vice Admiral Sir George
Tryon as Commander-in-C Chief of the
Mediterranean station.
Great Fire in London.
LONDON, July IA large fire is
burning in the warehouses in the district
between Leadenhall street and Bevis
Marks and Gammoil streets. Many
warehouses are already in ruins.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
Blue Ribbon Meeting.

DETROIT, July .17-The track was
fast at the opening of the Blue Ribbon
Meeting this afternoon. and 10000 peo-
pie were present to see the excellent
time made The two year old trottihg.
purse $4,000, Chris Dang, won in two
heats; Expressive, second; Faustissima,
third. Best time 2.2S IA. Four-vear,
olds trotting, purse $1,000, Nyanza won
in three heats, second and third money
being divided between Gift O'neer and
Aunt Delilah. Best time 21S3-4. The
2.17 trotting. purse $4,000, Courier won
in five heats; Aleshondre, second; Bel
lini, third. Best time 2.16 IA by Ale
hondre. Winners best in 2.17.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18


terious Case.
DANFoRTH, Me-, July 17.-This town
has been in fever of excitement today
and all business has been suspended, the
occasion being the preliminary examin-
alton of Bella Noyes for the murder of
John Edgar, before Trial Justice Carle-
ton. County Attorney Campbell ap-
peared for the state and Messrs. Manson
and Hewes for the prisoner. The hear
ing was held in the town hall, which
was filled in every part. Several wit
nesses were presented by the state. 1t
appeared from the testimony that Edgar
had been drinking during the day, Sun
Noyes, who runs the stable in connection
with the Foss Hotel and sells rum. Ed
gar wanted more liquor and Noyes
refused to let him have it. Edgar said
Noyes called him hard names and he
was going up to have it out with him.
1t was put in evidence that he
was in a beastly state of intoxication
when he went to the stable and no match
for Noyes, who is a man who weighs
some 225 pounds, while Edg ar is slight
man. They had fight in the stable and
when witnesses arrived, Edgar was un-
conscious on the floor. He was taken to
the hotel, where he died five or ten MIN
utes after the arrival of the doctor. An
autopsy was made by DR.. M. Fl. Porter,
and witnessed by Coroner A. K. Lin
coin. 1t revealed several bruises on the
head and hemorrhage of the brain which
produced death.
After the assault, Noyes went into
saloon near by and when asked if the
man would die said he hoped he was
dead. He then started to leave town
but was soon overtaken apd brought
back, although he threatened his cap
tors.
The defense considered that if any
thing had been shown, it was case of
manslaughter and justifiable at that, as
the dead man had been heard to threat
en- the prisoner. On this, Noyes's coun-
sci, Mr.. Hanson, asked that the prisoner
be admitted to bail. County Attorney
Campbell said he could not consent to
bail as it had been shown that Moves
literally pounded his victim to death
while he was pleading for life. Justice
Cerleton decided that probable cause
had been shown and ordered the prison
er committed to Jail to await the action
of the grand jury at the October term of
court. The wife of the prisoner was in
court and when the decision was an
nounced wept profusely. Noyes has a
bad reputation and it is stated that he
was obliged to leave the Provinces on ac-
count of a row, in which his opponent
was badly hurt.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
PARIS GREEN IN the COFFEE.
A CoIored Girl Puts 1t There and One of
the Family May Die.

RICHMOND, July IA colored girl
employed in the family of Capt. B. E.
Reed Of West Dresden, put Paris green
in the coffee today and poisoned three
members of the family. Porter Wall
bridge, farm hand, and Mrs. Reed are
out of danger. Reeds condition is criti-
cal.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-18
consul General Frye Dangerously Ill. Il

HALIFAX, N, S., July 17.-United
States Consul General Frye is danger
ously i'll with inflammation of the blad-
der. He was suddenly stricken down
Saturday night. Three doctors have
been in attendance and an operation has
been performed, but the result the doc
tors Withheld. He was to have been
honored with a farewell dinner at the
Halifax club tomorrow which, Of course,
has been abandoned.