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The evening world., 1893-10-27
VOTERS APPEAL TO THE LAW.
They Ask that Their Names Be
Placed on the Registry Lists.

An application was made to Justice Pratt, in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, this morning. for an
order requiring the inspectors Of election Of the
Third District OF the town of Castleton, Richmond
County, to put the names Of Howard II. Boyne and
forty seven other voters on the registry list Of the
district.
Mr.. Boyne asserts that he is being fraudulently
Disseminated against.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Chicago Emo.zzlsr Caught.

Albert Davis, a travelling salcsman employed
by Hubbard, Bartlett q Spencer. wholesale hard.
ware dealers, OF Chicago, was rcrAnlcd in the
Tombs Police Court this morning charged win
emheL2ling 500 ut the hrm's money. lie was
arrested last night on a telegram from the Chi.
CagO police.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Help Wanted-MaIe

4 RS-SiN or eight first class block PAYERS
wanted In Baltimore for work on the Green Line,
7. SAXON, cont ractor: will be expected to pih
RlOck PAYERS Union No. |. of baltimore, II not
uIw members Of that union: initiation fee $50;
monthly dues ~ cents; initiation fees will he paid
by the contractor for men who mold their places In
block paving on the Green Line; wages, -. so for
{! hours. .Applytn John Grady, President of Block
PAYERS Union NJ, l foreman payer. or TO u.
~nN'on, contractor, l2lO Pennsylvania ave. Bal
lLM-rn. Md.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Ross, Escorted with Canes.

CHAGLESTOWN. Mass. Oct. 2I-The Sarsacld
Guard thought better OF their first decision to
escort O'ponovan Rossd through the streets last
night carrying arms, contrary TO law. Each man
held alOft a cane, instead Of a gun. and all was
The evening world., 1893-10-27

Even with the worst cases OF Catarrh,
after you've tried everything else, the
makers of DR.. Sage's Remedy agree 70
pay you $50 II they can't cure you.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
INCOMING STEAMERS
nITE T,l-nAY

INCOMING sTEAMRRS
DUE TO-DAY.
Muriel. st. Kits Oct, 10.
California. Gibraltar Oct, II.
MRasdam. Plymouth oct. ~.
Olympia, Gibraltar Oct. ~.
Amalh, Hamburg Oct, o.
Caraccus, LaKuayra oct, 81.
Powhatan, Gibraltar Oct. ~.
DUE TO- MORROW.
New York, Southampton Oct. ~.
umbriA, Liverpool Oct. 2l.
America. London Oct. IL.
Graft Dundee Oct IL
The evening world., 1893-10-27

=. 8VV| ~ NIFTVT- n "" TTVTWl
II Is tho only medicine So effective that ii
can ho g~lurCntrrd, II it doesn't lcnCht
.r euro, You have your money back.
Nervous .rroStrat!on c-d debility AFRO
conquered by it.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
IT'S DANGEROUS GROUND

that you stand on - with
a cough o. u cold, and
your blood impure. Out
Of just these conditions
comes Consumption.
You ma , dc sow,,hirr.
In the carrier STAGES u
Consumption, and in Ill
the conditions that lend to
il, Ir, il,rcrs Golden .,lri,
ic"l Discovery IS IA certain
remedy. This sgrofulous
affection Of M Ian =, Like
every other form of ScTuf.
uia, can lc cured 10y it. In
severe, lingering Coughs,
all Bronchial, Throat, and
Lung Affections, and cv-
cry lisuas" that can ho
rYp.bnl u r,,,rl "a. Hood
The evening world., 1893-10-27

SAILED TO-DAY.

FL Monte, New Orleans.
Kansas City, Savannah.
Yemassee, Charleston.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Count and Countess Batthy Gnya

Among the passengers who arrived on the steam
ship Columbia from Southampton to-day, Uos
the Count and Countess DAtthyAnyA
The evening world., 1893-10-27
NEYS.

ALMANAC o TO-DAY.
Sun risss.. g. Is Sun iss... SOB Mcol rises .S.34
HIGH WATER
The evening world., 1893-10-27
B!ERMAkHHDELBERGs@.
OLD HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AND ANN ST.

o WhS "hG ,iiS WHnT 1aoSmSy 5TA,IHLoR sHors:,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
Red Headed DMarfs.

On the eastern slope of ono OF the
peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains
i'll Eastern Tennessee, where the first
rays Of morning sun strike, il All an
Gent burying ground; and such an.
other burying place could not he found,
though the world be searched, for not
one grave IL more than three feet long.
The tOmbs are two feet beneath the
surface, and are formed Of cement and
fiat stones, and have dc!icd the efforts
of time to cause them 10 he DESTROYED,
Most Of those examined contained q
vase, few beads, and a human akele.
ton, which WAS never more than thirty.
six inches long and was that of full
grown person.
The natives have a beautiful legend
of the place, and say none were in.
TERED here excepting Indian children,
while naturNlists declare TINT the skulls
had reached their full growth.
But the most interesting account is
that of the red men who held that
country when first settled by whites.
They claim that when they came to
that section of country it was peopled
by II race of small, fierce men, with
red hair; that these dwarfs waged
long and bloody war with the Indians,
but were finally all killed; TINT this
hnrying ground was used long before
they came into the country, and those
killed III war were never buried.
In some parts of the adjacent mount
aims, high up on the cliffs, are to he
seen rude drawings of combats between
fully grown men and number OF
dwarfs. On account Of the super
stitions of the East Tenncssceans, it is
difficult to reach this pigmy cemetery,
and almost MS much ns life is worth to
attempt to dig into the graves of the
"Leetle People. New York Mercury.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
The OLD SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS.

The OLD School EN u lSiA ions.
o. the old school exhibitions will they ever
come again.
With the good. oId-fashionei speaking from
the girls and boys so plain:
viii we ever hear old "lzer with its rapid
roll and sweep,
And pilot, tits fearful night there's Ian
ger on the deep"
Sweet Mary doesu raise her lambs like Mary
did OF old
Their fleece is not las white a snow they re-
wandering from the fold.
The boy upon "the burning deck i not one
half as fine
He was not "born at Bingen, at Btngeu on
the Rhine w
The girls don't speak in calico, the boys In
cotton Jeans
They've changed the old-time drcss's long
with the old-iime scenes
They smile and speak in ancient Greek in
broadclpth aud Ia lace
And you cant half Sc" the speaker for the
collar round the facet
o, the old school exhibitions it Is gone for
ever more,
The old schcolhouse is deserted. ami the
grass has chokrdthr door,
And the wind sweeps round tn" gables, with
IL low and mourniui whine
For the Old boys "horu at 6ngen at Bingen
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

Most persons of average education
know sstonishingIy little about geog,
ruphy. If one is inclined to doubt
this statement let him take newepa-
per and begin to discuss with his
nclghhors the topics mentioned there.
IN. Let him notice how many Of them
can locate Dahomev, the Soudau, or
Mashonalnnd; how many cGn follow
intelllgcntly Il description of explora.
tons III the Arctic regions; how many
can give the number Of States in the
Union, and name their capitals with
ont hesitation; how many can tell
You exactly where the battle of Water.
loo was fought, or where the Amccr of
Afghanistnn lives. South America and
parts of Africa might rs well be how.
ling wilderness for all that the aver
age person knows to the contrary. And
yet We have all of us studied geogra-
ply and "hnished' it years ago.
A child should begin the study OF
geography as soon us he can read, and
finish it-never. Every class room
should contain series of maps suited
to the subjects that are studied and
reclted therein, When pupil de.
scrlbes battle, trcHty. or the build
ing OF an empire, he should be obliged
to point ont the very spot where the
important events took place Thus his
history and his geography will help
each other to stand fast The same
1 Il, / 1. 1
where it can be made practicable.
Teachers are beginning to appreciate
the value of associating facts i'll the
minds of their pupils. Geographical
Magazine
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

81 lived many years i'll South Amori
ca, " said William J. HNlbart "Womcn
age prematurely down there, and at
thirty-fve, when they are at their
prime in this country, in the Argentine
Republic are anything but handsome.
From twelve to eighteen tho South
American woman, il she is pretty ut
all, is ravishingly beautiful, but after
that she begins to lose all her comeli-
ness, and she loses it fast She either
gets very gross, which destroys her
grace of figure and refinement of feat
are, or becomes wrinkled and tooth
less, in the early twalties, Washing.
ton Pos.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
Why Lobstcrs Are Growing Scarce.

An old fisherman Of the village, one
eyed and oracular as Captain Bunsby
himself, is perfect storehouso Of
quaint Phrases and oddly used or mis-
pronounced words. One that occurs
to me now became the form of apology
regularly offered whenever fishing
party returned empty handed. Asking
him one day why it was that Holsters
were growing So scarce, he snid, with
II hitch of the body and the "down
"nst' drawl that were the unfniling nc
compartments Of Nil his remarks,
"WaaI, ye see, they've been all ketched
up; that's the mystery of it," What
idea the word mystery" could convey
to him and how it Ind become twisted
into such use continues to be nlys.
very to me, Boston Commonwealth.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
Curl Gus FACTS.

Turks believe that women have no
FOULS.
The manufacture Of china is the
oldest industry.
Pigeons were employed in the mail
service in Bible times.
The oldest violin in the world was
found in an Egyptian tomb, dating
about 5000 b. C.
In $50 the King of Northumberland
gave 500 acres of land for one book,
containing the history of the world.
The first steam vessel to engage in n
naval battle was operated hy the Span
ish in the Don Carlos civil war of 1886
A sponge having circumference Of
five feet six inches has been taken from
the waters of Biscayne Bay, Florida.
A horse owned by farmer living
near Greensboro, Ky, goes without a
master and drives up the cows every
evening.
The greatest mass of solid iron in
the world Is the Iron Mountain OF
Missouri. 1t is $50 feet high and two
miles i'll circuit.
The little island of Iceland, with
about 10000 inhabitants, has the same
number of newspapers AS the great
Empire OF China.
The Greek statues of marble were
generally painted in gorgeous colors
and frequently covered with II pro.
fusion of tawdry ornaments.
company of blind men recently
arrived i'll Birmingham, whittier they
had ridden on BICYCLES from London,
distance of over one hundred miles
The Roman houses and palaces were
So impertectly lighted Tint in many
living rooms the inmates were forced
to depend on lamps by day AS we'll as
10y night.
The ten Sunday newspapers in New
York, together with the three in Brook
lyn, published one Sunday 400 pages
altogether, aggregating 5000 columns
and $500, 900 words.
There are 51,179 Federal graves in
the seven National cemeteries in Ten.
nessee, and there are perhaps the
bones of many hundreds ly ing beneath
the sod whose resting places are for
gotten and unknown.
The newspapers of India are published
in many languages, and II Ir said that
those IN the native tongues are more
widely circulated and read, IN proper
ton to the number Of copies printed
than is the case anywhere else in the
world.
The biggest waterfall in the world
is the kairteur, or Old Nuns Fall, of
the River Potqro, tributary Of the
Esscquiho. From height OF al feet
II sheet of water about 300 feet wide
falls perpcndiculnrly into II basin and
continues III series of rapids below.
Among the many "freals' offered
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair is II
hen that always walks backwards.
shetland pony that Is So small that
her shoes are made from $40 gold
pieces, razor that had been used bv
George Washington. m Indiana prod
ICY, aged four years who can recite
"Ihanatopsls,' and q garment 400
years old.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
A Luminous Tree.

A very useful kind of tree to have
i'll ones front yard isreported as grow.
ing near some springs about twelve
miles north of Tuscarora, III. Its truly
wonderful Characteristic is its lumi-
mostly, which is SO great that on the
darkest night it can be plainly seen II
mile away. A person standing near
could read the finest print by its light.
1t is about six feet high, with trunk,
which mt its base is three times the
size of an ordinary mans wrist. Its
foliage is extremely rank, and its
leaves resemble somewhat those Of the
aromatic bay tree in shape, size and
color. The luminous property is due
to gummy substance, which can be
transferred to the hand by rubbing.
The principle objection to the use Of
this kind of tree for street lamp
would seem to be that its luminosity
is probably due to its phosphorcs.
ccnce, and therefore, if it were not
planted in n damp place and if the sun
did not shine every day it would not
be mp to candle power at night. New
York World.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
German
Syrup"

Kegs leblanc IS French Cana
dian store keeper at Notte Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured of severe attack of ongest-
ion of the Lungs by Boschce's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many a
bottle Of German Syrup on his per
sonal recommendation. lfyou drop
him a line he'll give you the full
facts of the case direct, as he did us,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. 1t
always will. 1t is a good medicine
and thorough in its work. .
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
POPULAR SCIENLE,


One heat unit equals 10 foot pourlL
Fog has been known 10 explode 1ur-
ing earthquake.
Tapioca, used in pudlings, is ,v-
tracted from deadly poisonous plant.
The cry of the gray squirrel is an
exact imitation Of that If Young
baby.
There is no doubt that persons arc
often moonstruck, particularly IA the
tropics.
Water boils at different trmpera.
lures, according to the elevation above
the sea level.
The Simplon tunnel from Brier in
Switzerland 10 lsclu in Italy, will be
twelve and one-hGlf miles long
Australia has extreme heat in sum-
mer. 4 scientist SAYS th,U matchy- rr-
cidentally dropped ON Tia, .louHd III. re
were ignltcd.
The shadow cast 10y any color does
not show that color but 4, COM. ..-
mentary color, thus Il red ouJ".i ia 3d.,
Il FAINT tlnge of green IN II shallow. red
and green being compltmrutIry coiur,
Some extensive experiments have
recently been made IN ruAu.ptiuu with
the German Army, the upI,ri Of " inch
has been t" provide cuutlnuou~ ,lr'.
trIcal illumination ut nIgnt from hal-
looms.
In tue good old times. when oil was
used IN lighthouse. 6p90-rnudlr
power lamp was considered mm.n~..
The latest electric lighthouse. built in
France ltIcyr, at Hnvr,. Will have the
power OF >, 800. 600 candles.
\ horse can draw on the worst ronl
four times as much H. he can carr, ON
his back. On II good lmrudumi1rd
road h. can draw ten times ON puuh
road twenty-five Times, and uu It street
railway iilty-cIght time. rs much.
A Rhode Island scullrr r,Iu,rr, in
possessing IN aluminium hh,ll, ma,v
wholly OF that metal that weighs only
twcnty-thrce pounds, all rigg,d. 1t
measures thirty.onr feet eight mrLr,
over ais, but is less than foot wide
Many deep sea tlSh"sare covered with
phosphorcsccnt spots, which act rs
portable lamps. THESE fish 1--we nj Il
uepth OF two to 1--we miles. Then soft
bodies are made firm by the tr,mrn-
dous pressure OF the surrounding water.
A German authority assclts that
writer cramu can be ovnidrd Lv l,,,,.
iuu tho pep o,. mcneil -o TINT ,l,,.,.,y,.
mrpts take ,lora nj In, lrorh,,,,,,ol
articulation, lint IN. now r,no,t,,. ,rv.
he thinks he's rather RIM MS c,,,ce.
as T., tho ,ro,,u
r,.,,., t,r.
Uni . '"''''rH'
tinge IN Tho s,il. hv otha,s 4 !. a..
trihut4d To- u,rulinritics al th.. ~.
mosnh.rs md rlouds I.n,nr,,, .u,.
oa.ts that IN. c,Ior of H., ,.,,..t,,,,',
an Mars n,n,. n, roll install -, o,r....r
A novelty IN thermometers : +, tIc
form of sensitive psint. which =, ,he
ordinary trnuernturc is LrioLt vel
low. but if sulu,Itt.L f. h,ot oroLr,llv
CHANGES color until st 9oo door.n.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

The pleasant effect and perfect safrl, aifl
which ladi's may use the California liquid a,,-
make il their fsyorir, remedy. To get the
ira, and genuine article. look for the name uf
lLr California Fig syrup Co.. printed near J.s
bottom OF the package.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

Mrs. Proctor, the widow of the ;ate
Richard A. Proctor, the famous ms.
tronomer andthe principal assistant in
his professional work, has been mp.
pointed curator of the Proctor Oh
Geryatory at San Diego, Cal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
PITH AND POINT.

I
~ n'"''ei upon " ''"''' u '''''''' Ivy
iFeS9'
That's hard luck, SAID tn" MINER
"hIh he uiI'o'er'o h"HR'' I'll s'I"'
at" i'"'''Poo''
With all their wisdom astronomers
have not yet announced whether the
u"s sur II S"He ''i''''' '"use'
4Ui' urr that 80 busy
In .,,r r," nv ~, G,pr,P
And rhasln, small boys.
Washington star
Young Author--'Don You I1k" to
gee yourself IN print: Dehntant"-
'N"' prefer Sllh. Ne" York Jour
uai'
GTWouIl vau call Blaprha n
l..o,, ~
"'""tH JUN N"' '''''N ,'I"l'"'
she was likely to overhrar me. hate
fleld Washington.
These are the days when the cry is
Dress Reform" and It must be nd.
mitted that much reform needs dress.
ing. Lowell Courier.
When nature wants TO hc disagree.
able she is ingenious about IT. Mud
turns the blncl shoe yellow, and the
yellow shoe black. Puck
"Wcll. my boy. how dn Won find
YOURSELF" II don't, responded the
detective with un air OF offended dig.
nifty indianapolis journal
No matter how we'll h. mav boye
lived, when a ,nnn r.ncbr. 10, years
he knows that his lfo has come to
nuught. Chicago mtcr-Orcan.
II had three invitations To Irpch
TODAY" said Oscar (which did y,n
accept? ?" asked his mother "Au."
returned Oscar proudly. Judge.
MA,
~ NTP' a 'I''!r NnH' 'L' NA"P'
u,J1,I :. ' ,'os" vs. Nv
r5'',, ..t., J',,,,, ', ,' MS '"'
Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Bvers-"All the big berries
are at the top of this box, | suppose"
Tom Carter-"Oh, no, nam: some nv
'em are on top NV the other boxes"
Puck.
To be able to maintain nm even tenn.
per is considered great achievement;
vet Il man who is mad all the time
comes under this head. Rochester
Post Express.
EJytho h,lovf,Il,A. uII,r. .lor, cat,
steal a kiss from me, sir? Don't vow
know it is petty larccuv?" Jack ten
Enthusiastically Il call it grand lar
ccnv. - BROOKLYN Life.
81 nor.r sov mann 90 L,,uu o.,
D;otr R,llin@s - orar ,,'a l. n"pp? H., %
wife's fortune" "Happy?o eyes
Dicky SAYS he is now able TO kick about
things Mt home. "-Brooklyn Life,
The gorgeous sups.t ON m, s,v !
brilliant scene is thinning.
me small boy surreptitiousiy
Detroit Tribune
Little nuc doos nre now ho;nc
innght IN wsor tina ,nrl If thoir All, I
down instead ne mn M c,l Inn. ,
pinges ON the ground and serve. f.
take M the rec,il of tbe bark Mime. |
apolis Journal
First Annoy DARLING "R,t WHY. ia
Won b4come cngoooJ 20 Inn :; ,nn
didn't love HIM" second Ditt1--
Its merely n littlo way 81 nv nr, for
seeing the baseball gnmos NV Jnor ="
Harvard I,omnonn
"Do YOU think youno mop that
Won could give NV dnuob,er NH She
asks for?" questioned mann o,imlv
80 SIR " mnrnrraJ tLa
lover, bnshfully, "She saws she wants
only me. Boston Globe,
TonJonIo ON,
going to care anvtbing for mo9a
Arizona Maiden-..Pm afraid NOT
George. I can'tcouph nm no otIection
fur n man that dissent tackle q hrcl;n,
broncho. "-Chicaoo Tribune
.r ,o o,;uo, -,
ravartn ,orat ~ - 'o,. .; now Io"
Dollargilt to her husband. "And how
did you realize it?' 81 couldn't
find enough change to bride tho hand
organ man to go away. Industries.
"Haye YOU anv Gretna oreons 90 il.
1uired the facetious cnst9mor with =
basket on his arm "No o;r y au
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

William PENIS will Is IN the posses
sion Of Frank 7. Ssbin, Of PLIlaj'l-
phis
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

The one thai dur- not hunt the hands
~ANENA. \ present ia every package.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

T.. A. Rood, rolclo. Ohio. says: " Hal ta-
',rTh cure cured my wiz. uf ,HfnrrH fifteen
be ats usu anu ,A" las hal uu p.turu ui q H.
-IIc cure. SOL hy b.H-g SIS go.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

uIou Montana -hrar"l l,goouop sheep
aud lu l-.1 ! -uD.ruO Ms
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

nrar'- Rheumatic Pills are sue cure IfrItI
forms Of ChrunIr y lutlnmmHturN RhcumI'i ga
- Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable, tlwa' -ai'.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

Tn" Chimes. hnj dictionary Hoo
wears hrlurr Christ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

COURSES OF bilious fever;
many times it has been i'm Ax@A
possible for me to do any Mf&gYN
kind of labor. DR. Kilmer'S 2NsS IN
SWAMP-ROOT was NJ
first recommended to me 40 s1xl III
by Holthousc, Blackburn s. q
Co., druggists Decatur, l..hal
Il S. 6. 4: g.
Ind After taking one Hx2M
bottle | was uncertain 4raNA
whether | was really de- MA4xSA
irving any benefit or not: .<4%ySS9a<N m
after taking the second g&eNtkgvf HN
bottle, however, | found @1fxW U'"
chat my health was improv- \>
Ing and continued until had taken bottles
| can now chcerfully recommend SW AMP.
ROOT to every one who has torpid liver, for
it has completely cured me"
Ion Inth 1907 " ruutSrI
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

since ms l,trlo E.r! kit,
cured by Hnod'~ sara
parilla, am ready Q" be-
lieye all that j. said IN
favor ut this good myil-
cine. She had Eczema,
causing Der great agony.
We tried Hoods sara
parillt with the result N
a perfect cure. Her skin
Is now as fair and clear
a. any child : in town.
Haven, Vt. BE sure tu
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14

a any child : in town" WILLIAM tuN, ia 0
Haven, Vt BE sure tu get llupI-. hr.HA-
Moods SarsdpdriIId cures where "'A
er preparations fail.
Hood. Pill. cure all Liver Ms rryaDov.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
SWAMP.ROOT CURED NE.
Had Torpid Liver For ID Years.
Bilious all the Time.

DEAR SIRS: ~ have been troubled with
Torpid Liver for IA years and gone through
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-14
DOUBT CHANGED 70 FIFTH

"Iuscd 10 read testimonial with. goo, Iat
The herald., 1893-09-10
STRANGLED FOR REVENGE,

A Shocking Murder in the Business
Center of Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. ga shocking
murder was committed today in prom
inent Office building at the Junction"
the most prominent location in the
business district Of the city. Mrs. Jane
Wright, better known as Madame
Wright, q well-known employment
agent, was found dead in her Office this
evening by the janitor of the building.
The body WAS found on the floor face
downward. The face had been cruelty
beaten and was scarcely recognizable
through the cutH 1and bruises
upon III. o1 The hands and feet were
securely tied with stout n " Eapping cord.
Deep red limprintHbof of shuman fingers
on the throat, the discotofed face and
protruding tongue and eyes told how
the murder had been done. The mur-
der is altogether mysterious one, and
there is no clue to its perpetrators. The
only possible motive for the crime, so
the police say, is revenge, and that sug-
gests the theory that the crime was
committed by several Italians whom
Nine. Wright is said to have swindled
some time ago.
Late tonight Mrs. Wright's son was
arrested. Albert Frosuey, q man en-
ployed about Mrs. Wright's place four
miles in the country, was also arrested.
Blood was found on his clothing, and
the police think he is concerned in the
murder. Frosuey was a son by Mrs.
Wright's first husband. Mrs. Wright
was sister Of the noted Bat Masterson.