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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
no MORE NEWS OF THE PERUVIAN OUTRAGE.

Washington. April There are no additional facts
relating the assault upon United States Consulate
In Peru, reported Yesterday, In possession OF the state
Department officials to-day. Efforts 10 locate the
scene of the routlc have thus far been frjess. The
cable company reports that the name OF the place
net contained in the Dispatch. and that there was
dropping ont In Transmission. search OF the
hleS for The last year shows no report from any
sub consuatc left IN charge Of acting consul; 50
that records throw light the subject OF
the six sub-con>ulates In Peru i've # them are on
the coast ana one in The intcriCr-pinri. II + con-
ncctcd with Paita 10y line OF railroad TIL" officials
al the department say that from their knowl'dG: OF
the country the affair likely 10 nave O'currd III
one pncc as anoiher therefore until the arrival
OF the mali. probably about APRIL 70 containing MIN
i>trr IIick.s r, port location will be unnDwa
less Minister Hicks should supplement his dispatch
with another giving the Information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
nr,r,yo CONVICTED OF MURDER.

NE trial Of John Dcino FOR IN" n"'"'r VI '''N'
caroline Gcssel In Dogriw-si.. lew h"n'"' w. w,
concluded In tn" Court q! oyer ""'
,i,, ,o.,crdav oficruo,n aid gwen t" the
.. -, q IN O'Clock D,Iaao tc,,iacd In his own
hcholf ,lot he had been drinking he1Vy before u
colI,d nj the house OF the GcS-clls. ""'' h' WIS
put,ing on ms ovcrcoat his pistol "'i ON VI "'
nocLet and went or lie heard an QUERY IN" ".''
ANTON Gesscn, husband Of the m"i"'T'' "om'"' III
his evidence said that h" though" u'''' D,"' nus.
have been out Of his mind u" s'' " w. ~
A., no, ike nelhno. and told his wife not to admit
~. 40 ,n,,n ,n,ms lie had gone out Tor l~cr on
the night in question and when he returned found rs
.,, sitting in chair. and she SAID D,lhno had shc
nnr She died a few days acrwafu ~ IN" mel a.;
,f,.r being out five hours the Jul! 'uI "cu 'c"i''
~ entity OF murder IN the fist uesFtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
ADJOURNMENT EXPECTED NEXT WEEK.

Washington. April AT the White House II l.
thought that the senate will adjourn next week.
probably on Wednesday. lntimations t. this erect
have been given President by several Senators. but
apparently without the basis OF a general agreement
I'm 80 doing. II IS not likely that the senate VIII
adjourn before the Prcsid mt nom.aacS the tudgc
for the new Court Of Appeals for the District OF
Columbia rs In that cGsc the District w01ll be left
in a crippled state, judicislly IT, however Mr.. EVE
land sends in the Of the now judges within q
few days noting will stand In the Way o' Hdo uih"i
n, a. week and he has been iDf'sin'I that this Is
the status OF the matter al present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
VANDERBILT DIRECTORS IN TIE NORTHERN

The directors Of the New-lork and Northern Kan
road Yesterday accepted the designations OF oh'er H.
In .rc william e. Whitney and Thomas Denny III
their places ". II. Paulding, samuel barton '''i
Charles f. Cox were elected. the new directors
,,rr IN, Vanderbilt Interest. which l. now in
control since the requirement Of the Newly Orb am
Northern road by the Ncw-York Central IL was
announced that no plan OF reorganization was con
sdcrc1. .
The minority stockholders OF the New-forR ana
Northern NJ, completing Their Organization ior NV
purno,e OF resisting any injustice In the comNe.o,h
~ In. transfer of The road to the New ORR Gnu
1hn committees selected at the meeting on ihari
consists OF De Witt J. 5eligman j. D. De Neui' ii'0
and simon Bcrnhcmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
>.o,,rcr err DyyTS DISCUSS THE TAHITI.

The twelfth Shepard prize dctatc between '"' ""n
mud rb,enocosman literary o'iotes TOOK P'aoc ~ h
I,r In The College Of the city o' N""''o'" 49,. o..
"S ~ ~ -, so.,ctos are students. The subJe't io'
a,, ,,os RES lved That Protection Is more ' - n
%, ,nc Majority Of the People OF the n''cl ' un,I
~ ,c o.. ucvenue Only" The debatr were ID
'" " 80, and poIllp d. M"agbcr, '9i, Pnr'n'cpsm'a
,,', and Horace NJ ,.ran, w, ""d ir .na
T. Xonu,.n. "a. negative. Edward C. "'ori,H"' Tn,
,.sdoa and SUI rogate Ransom was inc '"'s, ,,..c,
eeb,te wa, awarded to t'eier'cN !. .on' ,on, even
u d r,uip d. Mcaghcr honos "'r' "po'.
MIMI m'o'' clcc and banjo clubs and 'e>c'a' ''
Inc .o", o,h,r,I,e 10 the evenings entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
AN INQUIRY FOR THE SENATE WANTED.

Washington Aprn In the senate today MI.
voor,c.s offered a preamble and resolution on the
ct nj hc recent decisions OF United States Judges
nj Toledo ONO rs the refusal OF railroad employees
10 perform service. 1t instructs the Interstate 'ol-
ncrce Committee inquire into the question: anu
70 report to the senate what action may De hcees-
sary either 10y the repeal Of the Io'h S''''' VI
the Interstate Commerce act OF February a. 1901 >
m hv tho enactment, OF additional legishtion) for the
,,cr nrocctlon OF the laboring people OF the mica
s,acs I'm their natural and inaUenabie rights ana lor
,,"ir ,rcapr security from the encroachlnent OF cor
." m,,n now,r 'Ihr RESI- luton ordered printed
Pa ras rr.forr,d to the Committee Interstate COM
moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
HEARING A LECTURE on EXPLOSIVES.

The New York section OF the American Chemical
society met Mt the Nrw.Yorl University Building.
In Washington square. last evening. to listen to
lecture ON THE Progressive Phenomena OF Ex
posvcs,r delivered by Prot, ssor {. F. Mnnroe. dean
OF the Corccran scientific school 81 Columbian Uni.
yersitv Washington. d. G. Professor NunrOc. who
WINS fo,m.rly chemist of the United States Torpedo
station interested his hearers with scientific and
technical paper the subject Of torpedo explosives
Ills paper was supplemented with stereopticcn views.
The New.York Branch Of the American Chemid al
Society Is making arrangements to meet and 10 ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THE YEA THEE REPORT.
RAINS IN THE NORTH AND EAST.

Washington. April THE storm has moved almost due
eastward during the day. with increased velocity ana
no,..v and T. now central Lake Superior. IL was
by high winds and gales throughout the lake
regions Middle States the Ohio Valley, and the central
and ,pper Mississippi AMI Missouri valleys The pressure
as dlriu,Ied very much east q the Mississippi ani
,, =, ,,. c,r,ilnas. IL mas risen very rpdy the
northern and central ROCKY Mountains ana plateau re-
pons The temperature has fallen - 10 20 degrees IN
,he Northwest and risen 20 to 40 degrees In inc
Ohio Valley and lake regions IL Is 20 degrees aoo'c ae
-, l., ,.c,tr,l Ohio The WEATHER has been fair and
orr throughout the south and Souhwe-t. Rains have
,,. throughout New England. the Northern States the
Ohio Valley and lake regions and snow In the Northwest
The storm will continue eastward to Caad' accompanies
10, destructive south t. winds tonight ard to'
orro in New. England the Middle states, ant the owes
LAKE, rngon and probably far southwark as SousheFn
Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
HORSE STOW PEOPLE MUST PAY FOR LIGHT

The Mount Morris Electric Light Company sued
the Horse and Cattle Show Association for fl.Oco
for electric light furnished during the exhibition OF
the assoc iation on Manhattan Field last year Inc
suit was brought In the city Court before Judge
N,wburcer The Horse show Association acc iarco
that the light was too poor for the purpose required
md r,rus.d 10 nav the hill. The electric ligt com
many received a verdict Of $2l02Jo yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Afraid of Her Breath.

\ bad breath spills the beauty OF venus
Thee is way 10 che this alllciion. IL
arts. : from a dlSordercd stomach. Read Whal
the celebrated DR.. lloimclstcr SAID before the
Medical society q l. ndcn:
..'Th, unnatural motions of the stomach
causing pr sSIrc and bc!chngS. the IRRITATION
If the int eetincs resulting in caarrh OF the
hov,Is ard the inilaniod mucous membranes
are TIE most fruitful cf all known causes OF
disease. .;.
II have found that the unnatural motions
If the stomach cease. the intestinal trouDics
become sonthcd and health results from Inc
usc f Carlsbad Waters or iprudel salts. Inc
dinrciic effect Of these remedies. its quiet acton
rp..n the lining OF the Il mach and its h'a'ih?
l.ow,r upon the ini.amcd irt2stines are beyond
all praise" .rtcvrp g.
The genuine have signature OF EinntH q
NCNnELSON CO.. Sole Agents. 1872 ana loi
Franlllin-st., New-Iorh," on every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
ONE THOUSAND TAILORS on STRIKE.

There no important change yesterday In tne con-
troyersy between the locktdout Federation SioemnS
Cutters and The Clothing Manufa turers' Association
The cutters again asserted tiat they would bring su~
for damage. against the members OF the Clothing Manu-
f.cturrrs Association. Several members OF the ae>oca'
ton are said to wavcrng and about ready to yield
the demands the cutter Member Of the assoea'on
Are liable TO q heavy fine for deser;ing
One thousand taors struck at Brownsvlle l.. L. yes'
to-day They were employed garments cut IN me
shments OF members OF the Clothing Nanuacsure
Assoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
ARGI-ING OVER A DIVISION.

Chicago April For two days members Oh u'e
Western Freight Association and representatives. Vi
tn,. sentimental lines have been IN Session OWE
the division on through rates. NOT thihs HIS ""
accomplished yet, both Sides H'"hu'hE "'"''' va y" "
,r, ,,r,l ground Tie duration Of the argument Is
MD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
To COMPLETE TIE "TI!REE C'S' ROAD.

philadelphia Apil 1T WAS learned To dh' I'M.
,hor l. strong probability Of the early completion Of
.rc Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad y
syndicate has been formed for that purpo'" ana
definite offer has been made to the present owners
Of tie compsnys securities. chief among WHOM arc
thc Finance Company OF Pennsylvania and the In
ye,t.ucut Company 4 Philadelphia. The oncr MADE
To the Finance Company was accepted today al Il
,,,,,g NJ the board Of direct and u similar offer
all Ia. ccnsicr,d hy III, directors of h" Investment
rom,,,v within A few days. The terms have not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
NJ. PATENOTRE GETS Ills CREDENTIALS.

Washington. April IN. Pateno'rr' III" r'"'"
Minister tie United States. has received ."e Wv
dcntals pOm0lng lin ~ the grade Of AmDnss "o' NV"
raising tie legation Ia the rank OF an "hao'S' ~ az
cordance with the decree az President Carnot 81 n'0
o. A copy OF these credentials has been fnrniaheu
10 Secretary Gresham by NJ Ptcnoirr IN" ~
Pertinent Lus also been informed that bii n i
passed the French Assembly proNtnhe Ior nv ."
Crcnscd expenditures attending the cDanee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
MIR. ECEEI.s's NOMINATION HANGS FIRE

Washington. Aprl 7-Ollver j. Tucker OF heh'
tnoky appointed several days ago by s"cr"tiry 'a>"
Deputy Controller Of the Currency. quaiih'd '""aN
and entered upon the discharge OF III" ou'hH "'
the Office. Mr.. Ekcl>s nomination as 'ohtroni a',
tnurs fire I'm ilc senate Mr. EclclS Is ted SICK
iOday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
,,.rrAr TO BE ABOLISHED.

Washington. April 7.--secrc'nry Morton, u IS und'r
stooA viii soon issue an order atoslAng the quarantine
Division Of the Agricultural Department. the chief OF
which is Robert Elaine. brother Of the dead states.
man. The Secretary fakes this action on the gro"""
hat the work OF the division Is not sume'eh' W 'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
pIILS PASSED IN TIE ASSEMBLY.

Abany April 7.-AmoEg the bill, p'S''" III '"''
Assembly to-day were tho following
Mr. Web>ers providing that Nc"-> orh Hi ' ap 81,
pirate 5000 year for the m'in'"iih'" VI " "
iegiIent AimOry 800 Tn X.v yorl,
Mr.. Marin >. liking the price "i sas :" ~, = -, "
CITY, Annexed District. at - - per hu"m.nt of In.
stiluiioas for mtcachat, idois IT. one ,'n I matt,
Mr. c'CCnnors proviiinS nat ir'ohH ,d .;"id.i
,,i, nuIir dock between IN" iiidEr anu
Mr. Eutts's. for the acquisition by Ne" '"" wy
n; south ErOthcr Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
4 CLERICAL ERROR CORRECTED.

Washington April THE President has ~i'hdra"'
Ire nomination OF william Il. Townes u b" Co's" a'
Rio dc Janerc 1t Is unoicia.ly ascertaiimd .'"'
Mr. Towness name shonld have been sent 'h'" "'
6@late AS Consul General. and not. simply as CONSUL
II will undoubtedly be sent In again properly at an
early date, probably tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THEY WILL TAKE READINGS HOLDINGS.
A. 4. M'LEOD AND HIS FRIENDS WILL BUY TIE
BOSTON AND MAINE AND NEW
ENGLAND STOCK.

Philadelphia. April 1T l. learned on good au
thority that \. A. Mcleod and n syndicate composed
Of his friends have determined to take up ia" Boston
and Maine and the NewNork and New England
stock now In the treasury OF the Reading RilIrohd
C,mpany As thls step involves an outlay Of great
deal more than a million dollars It's importance can
not b. ovcr-cstimatrd. II /. not definitely known
whether the stock IN question II TO he taken al H'
proscnt market value nj In" price that was phid
for II. There are all told 2f,oJ6 shares OF boston
and Maine stock and II 900 Sh"rrs OF Ne"''"rN
and New England. The Boston and Maine cost the
Beading slro a share and the New York and New
ENGLAND Is supposed TO have hcn purchased ut 800
a share.
Pott,vIlc Penn. AEril 1T Is now taclily under
stood among the individual COIL operators that their
tonnage contracts with the Reading ar" To- De re-
,isnd and IN. located along the L"hgh Valley hah
road are TO made out directly in the ndnc Oh '''
company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

yet been made public, but are said to be avoraoic
for the security holders The scheme Is underston
to Include the formation Of new company 10 com
plctc the road the capital for this pu pose 70 Dc
furnished by the syndicate. The securities OF inc
Three Cs will be surrendered by their present Owners
who will receive in return therefor securities OK the
new curDDratiOu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For Maine New.Hampslire and Vermont. rain; hsA
southery winds; warmer.
For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and Connecticut RAM
,rohoblv severe high sjuthery wlnds se
ing slowly q westerly In the afternoon much warmer
rr Eastern Ncw-York and Eastern Pennsylvania ion
:, rho morninc possibly local thunderstorms DUR
nu the day brisk 10 high norhcrly winds shiftins 70
westerly during the afternoon; much warmer
For NewJersey and Delaware, occasional rain during
The morning brisk 70 high souherV "nis ueh mare''
" 10. rho district Of Columbia Maryland and Virginia,
nr,n,by shower. and hght thunder-trms In the fnry
by fair weather very much warmer cx'
rent on the coast ,,-..,-
~ ror PENNSYLVANIA. fair; slightly cooler
or western New York occasional local rains warmer.
Nor Indiana and Illinois, iair; cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
WHY IS JUDGE POWER N wAsHNGToN'

Washington. April 7.-Am0ng prominent Wv
Workers. In the city Is Judge MAURICE Power inc ""
OF the County Democracy. lie WAS seen NJ '''
Arlington las, nign but politely declined I" rh
what he here for. The last report ABOUT wv
Judge connects his with III" New ! ofh i'', y,
Office, and that regarded rs the explanation VI
his presence al the capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
TIE UEADSMAN'S DAILY TASK.

Washington April 7.-Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Maxwell to-dny appointed IL fonrtI- class
posi masters OF this number eighty three were 10
I'LL vacancies caused by resignation and Deaths ana
tNirtv.loir bv removals. OF the pos masters re-
moved. twelve served for four years ana over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

Cincinnati. April 1T was learned yesterday that
the majority Of the securities Of tn" ONO ana MiS''
s,.p and the Ialtimor" a ONO southweS'crh nave
been drpoSt,d in London and N"w-lork, mas III
,,, ,h, conditions pr.ccdcnt to uniting these two
NM, n In one i'm. his union, II is said will be
completed Without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
HODCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES
The Rest Friends Of Common Sense.
BROADWAY. ~ West Odd ST..
Cor. Grand ~. Adj. Fifth Ave. Hotel.

tinue II longer. During the last the importation
OF cattle into the United has greatly decreased
The work OF this division hereafter Will PROBABLY DO
assigned 10 the Bureau OF Animal Industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
wercurial rheumatism.

A., G. Jones. Of Fulton ArNans'"' save - - lad
zen years ago contacted sever sa, o. "rs,
",.nu. LeadIns phy'ieian' pre'ef'"u a,.o tried
n'd' md ,o,ash remedies. with unsueee'fi" i's.''
s''~ pnr proush, on attack Of %eT'"rn' rr"n
, Eas M oae my lie of agony e1 s % n"san using
, tna four gave up all ''% %as. '' was
s. 5. y N''e' ..mnc work s. s. s. = the ercae''
cured ana a. ,0 booa poisoning to-day on the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
ALLCOCK'S , ts:fei

the only reliable pastcrs produced Fragrant
clean. inexpensive and foing. they fully meet the
requirement OF household remedy and should always b
kept hand.
lie; solicitation explanation induce you aceeps
q substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office, April s, q. m-Ra'ny wcatner pro
vailed Yesterday with srow IN the forenoon Inc
,eure-aturc ranged between 80 and ~ degrees, ~
ycoco s7,, being ~. lower than TIE correspondents
day last year AVID 81 lower than o. Thursdy.
In ard ne,r TO-DAY ther" WI! piohab!v D
rain IN the forenoon and possibly severe thurdcrone
dur.ul a day. pVssoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
WARDEyS AND VESTRYKEy CHOSEN.

terrain foreign chemists passing through the city q
their way to the Columbian Exposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

az lac Do want to keep your husband home at night,
LOU NO and keep him agreeable and pleasant He must
smoke and yet you don't like the smell of his tobacco You can
drive him away to his clubout of just such things come misery,
unhappess and divorce The trouble is that he poor
tobacco Coax him get BLACKWELL BULL DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO its delicate will not be offensive to you, and
will not fill all the curtains hangings and clothing with that
stale dsagreeae odor that troubles you Keep your husband
home and avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO Sod everywhere
ri AcS,yrIJ, g D,IPHAM TOBACCO CO.. Durham NJ c. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THE LIST DWINDLES DAILY.
FEW NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.

EX-GOVERNOR WEST REAPPoINTED IN UTAH
A. W. LYMAN FOR COLLECTOR OF IN
TERNAL REVENUE IN MONTANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

RLACXWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Durham, N. G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

treatise on Blood and SKI" D'eA''' "'
s,y,,-r SPECIFIC CO., AI""'"' ~"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Who u trying - write with stylo-
graphic pen. ssys Tsx@s slftings. de
tslspAoEled immediatssiy for AixanlizA.
MS grand yizier. who came ipnniag
With his toasus hanging cal.
Last niskt." saAi Lha ealipA. Il h@d
. dream % ths'sftest that al the rAr-
red women ln bsA<dsd thrs~' thsn-
selves on their knees beforv ms and
bewailed their condition. Yoa are
responsible for the welfare Of my sub
jectA. and want thts thing stopped.
snd by the beard Of the prophet II yoa
don't put . stop 10 itIn Pota period 10
yo1r existence"
s.Harabugs'' replied AbauiIah- There
i not one married woman In Bag6ad
who would swap places with any M
married woman. They are all ehronie
kiekers. but, nevertheless. there are
some who are happy"
"weli. yoa ind one and bring her
here before the first Of next month or
OF goes your head under the ciyil-serv-
iee-refcrm rules"
AedallAh supposed that in unearth-
ing happy married woman he had tho
softest Job in town. whereas IL WA
harder than tracing . Loaf umbrella
The frst call he made WAS On the
eAliph's own wife. lie supposed that
she could not help being happy, but he
WAS surprised when he found that she
was the most miserable of her ser;
that for abject wrctehsdness she cap
tured tho entire bakery and some of
the adjoining buildings She had dis
covered In her husbands pistol pocket
q letter addressed TO him and signed:
Your loving wootsy-tootsy. Fatima- !"
We have no space 20 record ABB
dulla's failures 10 find happy married
woman In Bagdad. He finally said TO
his own wife. where he thought he
had sure thing:
Emily. I suppose you are happy
woman, are you notF'
II might DO happy II only had .
husband who would supply me with =
few decent clothes 70 wear. This il
the third fall I've worn the same bon
net Verify, Abdullah, You are no
good" replied his loving wife.
Abdullah, perceiving that great
sorrow was gnawing at her heart.
caused the conversation 10 DRIFT into
other channels.
As tho nrst Of the month was rapid
" approaching. Abdullah began 10
listen TO hear his own head drop into
the basket with naussating reverber-
alton.
"Tn let you of this time" said the
caliph. because while YOU were OF In
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
SHOT BY HIS FRIEND
Do4 Draper FouiIy Murdered BY
George S Congef
wHonLls HIMSELF INSTANTLY
Nr< Coags< s<Js fhe1 HAD sos Lived
H4ppy sad fhiaks lie Inrsnded
60 Shoes ser.

CLsxrcs. MICA. Nov A--Gsorgs 5.
congsr. fsrrasr sboas - ys2Es of age.
shot aEd kilisd Dow Draper l2st night
aad thea committed suicide ~ shooting
hinsst through ths had The Con
gsFs gave = sasshrs party last night
Coa<sr himself Eads cat rhs invita-
tons snd thsss Is no reason 70 hsilsve
that 40 w4s IL sayshing but . cheerful
nsasi. alfb ,azh hs hst bssa drinking
hard dariag tAs dag .ad sas still under
the infassss u hqoor darinz lns sven
isg Altar The party xzs over. Congsr
ssaf cut % the house 70 the workshop
nsar By. Thea he cane back 70 the
ale door % the kitchsn snd began 10
cal tor someoas inside. Finally Dow
DEapsr cams % the door. Congsr
raised a shotgun and fred. the bullet
striking Draper over tie heart. Draper
sxclalasd. My God. | an shot" and
fell dead TIE murdsrsr did not wait
@ iook az thu prostrats man. but re-
turned % tie workshop. where be sbct
himself Ia ina tenapls. uslng "a Old nssy
Gssolsef he died instantly. The second
crime s&a e0unlttsd within two nain-
ntss q tie hrsG Mrs Conger. Who -
oaiy = years u age, said that their
married Ire bad rot bssn a happy one
and sbs thought the slot Sss attended
for Der. she says Draper Eas her hos
hands best friend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

"Yes, took course Of treatment with
DIR. Copeland and associate for very az
gravated form of nasal catarrh- ! found
their method Of handling the malady and
the severe throat trouble usually incident TO
II. to be very efficient and thorough. and AZ
the same time. entirely free from pain-free
from the caustic medication. the fiery sprays
and the rough nasal surgery which found
To be in vogue with some OF the old school
specialists. who had previously treated me.
Il had suffered from this catarrhal affec-
ton for quite number of years, and had
made every effort TO secure relief. My case
at first was only the mild form of catarrh
known ss Observation-Disclosures and tire
some. bat not malignant or stressing.
MY trouble. hoTeper. wds oeGrardfea BY
malpractice. One OF the specialists rho had
ps IN hand for awhiie used the eieotrode He
didn't subject me 20 'eleetrOeutioa' eraofiy.
bat he came pretty asor Il. The electric cur