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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-07-27

X The value of a good name was we'll
exempli6ed the other day, when a.
man asked one of our druggists for Il
bottle of Sarfaparilla. s.WhoseP' in
quired the clerk. "Whosep why, Az
er's of course. Yey don't suppose I'm
going to run any risks with Hannah,
do ye?''
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Official Directory.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS:

HoN. =. W. FYAS, Thirteenth District
Vi aT>h Ii cid No.
u. ;. LAND OFFICE j. c. NELL,
Register; WM. 3. NEWMAN, Receiver
Ironton. Nc.
j. FRANK GREEN, Judge Twenty rs,
.ircuit, De Soto, No.
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0.l papers for sale at this office
Twenty-Five cents pes hundred.
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SOCIETIES.:

IRoNToN LODGE, No. 44, X.
ga p, Ironton, Mo-, meets every I'd
III 215,n5 fih FRIDAY evening of each m on tn
E5 st odd Fellows Hall.
SsS ~ F. AXE, c. G.
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wosAtc LoDaE No. 35t, 4. +. & a.
=. -,,set. o;l saturday night OF or after The
rmiI moor. T.. NJ. LOGAN, W. NJ. Ii. H.
HILL. Secretary.
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pEIIEyIEW

ypoY MoUNTAI& LoDGE, No. 293,
40. u. w. meets Oh the hrSt ana third
ErjS nv Of each month.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoriaisso yell adaptod TO children that
recommend it as superior 10 any prescription
Euown 10 me- II. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
ii SO. oxford St, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
cholera Reports from Various Euro
pea6 Countries.
wheat Lihaiy 90 Advance Ia rrics.-A
Murder IL n ,hurch.-France's
Annexation poiicy.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Tho cholera re-
turus for the past week chow that Ia
twenty .ono provinces Of Russia, 1925
new cases were reported anu 1872
deaths occurred. No fresh cases o
cholera were reported at Rotterdam to.
Jay. Two new cases were reported al
Hanswuift. There were eight death
iiom cholera In Naples. Yesterday
report that cholera mad become epi'
dcmic IN Rome and seven peTsOns hau
diel OF 10 was eft0teuus. Nineteen
new cases aud i've deaths from choleta
were reported In Palermo tOdsy. one
new case Of cholera and one death
were reported vt Antwerp yesterday.
Tho Berlin c0fresI onuuut OF the inns
say; The occurrence o. two case Vi
cholera at Nnfdhaitn, on canal leu
by the Spree, leaves ii!lle doubt thh'
tue river ~ Infected. The govern
mcnt has ordered the closing Of all rvei
baths.
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Times ,eitgfbpht; Official returns show
Iurther abatement u the epidemic
Only iorty.suvrn districts Of Hungary
anu twelve districts OF Gallcia are nov
Injected with ohOleru,
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nIorIN CHICAGO.
Police aud Unemployed wotkmen
Have an iucauutgr.

foiiec nuu Nuf uiilloNFh ""i hti'h
Have an incouutcr.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2j.- "A short hut
blUoJy uut occurred "a front " the
CITY nall Ga Afternoon. Police Ulcers
AID InTading unemployed wOrRmru
came together, anu club anu tvckp
were useu VITA serious Ell O. ln-ptC-
iur Alex Ruts, SERGEANT swift aud
Patfolmau james Lafku were more OF
Ices ibiutu. MiChsui Hnruv q AID
John Wenzel, flOtet-, were cut auOut
the head.
Ata this afternoon hu dfeds OF un.
employed men gathered at Lake Fr ut
park listen 10 an address relative to
thsi labIr situation. A. the clos Of
the speechmnking they formed for a
pnraue, an, preceded By baud,
marched up Washington street, Al
the corner ~ Warrington anu CLARK
streets u United ~ tee mail wagon
attempted H. get tint h the CruW d.
Word wasHsnt ~ Inspector II ~. tn,
! spectOr walked over 10 the COtnpr
CLARK street AM, calling a Cuu 10 OF
policemen, ordered them to clear a
passage for the mai wagon. This
augefed the cf0uu and the fiO;lng
commenced.
Ross was struck on the head with a
paving stone aud fellud 20 the earth.
The tflioer rcgained his feet auj at
tnckeJ tho maddeuod crowd. With
powerful blows he knocked down
several riolcrs, his men standing by
him piuckily. A few minutes later
Inspector Lewis came up at the heal
VI seventy men, followed later by
patrol wagons bearing 200 more
policemen. Tho crowd, VIII oh mum.
bertd 1000 by this time was quickly
dispersed. Mayor Harrison, ordered
that hereafter ,ucfo should he no more
paroles nor meetings allowed.
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LoNDoS, Aug. 1.-THE Times, In
the cUuuc oi u long leader Oh tnr dc
NAL agricultural prospects Of dfta
Britain, says foreign competition de-
presses tue price VI cattle nm, corn.
Imports Ol animals and meat, II Gays,
will swamp the market this year
Great Britain Will DO more than ever
dependent un foreign tupplies aud will
require NJ least Is, 900, 600 quarters Of
" heat from abroad. France must in.-
port more tnuu twice az much as che
usually does. Germany already has
begun 10 draw on tho America
markets TOT supplies. When the ma
tons thus BID against each other, tut
article Gays, tber, Is a fair chance TOT
prices 10 advance.
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VIESNA, Aug. Elm lengthy
annual WORLDS cf0,i report prepared
by the government, thu official e-ll.
mate Of the yield for North America IL
placed at 49,, OOO,OlO bushels Of wheat,
a. 1888. 600 bushels Ol rye anu ,SUg..
900, 900 bushels OF corn. The vofiu's
production NJ wheat this year ~ est
mated Mt .. 970 O1O,OIO bushels, against
an official average Of ,@sl,OOO,OUO
annually the last ten Year,. Tut
deficit to be illed by importing c.uu.
tfits will require 37O,OJJ,OOO bushels.
The surplus available Ia exportiu.
countries 10 SATISFY his demand II
37S, $3.50, 900 buEhtl.. Tue world'. pro-.
uuot oi rye Is given as is5,OOO,OOJ
htCtolilers.
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MIDDLLrJwN, Conn, Aug. 81
Horace Johnson, the weather prophr
who predicted thu recent big storm
-ays tn,ru h another Of still greater
severity 10 come between Septembv.
Bln aud 10Th, In cUmpatison VIII
which the recent TEMPEST will be in
significant. tie predicts that gtca
tidal wave Will roll into TIE streets %
Boston aud New York along tue docA'
anu iOf time completely submefg'
them. he warns mefch MS ownirk
properly along the senCOast ciii,s DO
remove their goods along the wutei
ffOtta
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~ ArrAI.IINn HrENE.

Olntffs
An APPALLING SCENE.
Word OF the wreck was not received
here for an hour alter It occurred, Rud
when the relief train, with physicians,
reached the scene, they found an Hp.
pallinR state Of Affairs. The RackawHy
beach train had oranhed into the rear
end Of the Manhattan Beach truin,
plowod tie way completely through the
two rear cars and partly wrecked the
third. The passengers In the three
cars were MANNED aud mangled hOT-
ribly,s ud tue shtiekn Of terror and pain
were awful.
The Rockaway engine was wrecked.
The boiler Tesemblud pin cushion
from the timbers Of the wrecked ears
sticking into II. Upon these timbeTs
were human beings impaled, some
dead and others gasplng tneir last.
An cye witness Of the accident says
the RockSwAy Beach train was going
at n top speed, "A II being the last train
the engineer was trying 10 got home
Hs soon ne possible, General Mana or
Reynolds stgtos that the cause Of the
accident IL still unknown; that IL was "A
question Of yeraoity between Lower
SWitchman Mutt anu Engineer Con.
NilAt u ANt ANANhANhl ANAlNs ANt
latter reported that u heavy fog pre-
vailed at the time; that the signals
were set M safety, indicating that the
road was clear, and he went nuoAl
without reducing speed. Az soon ao
he discovered the red lights Of the
other tain NO reversed the engine and
nut On brakes. Then he aud Fireman
Pflce jumped. Mutt Insists that the
signal was set at DANGER
PARTICULARS OF THE AcCIDEgT.
The particulars OF tho accident are
as follows: Tho Manhattan Beach train
wss blocked at Brunswick Junction at
about 1880 O'Clock, when the Rock
away beach train, coming NJ nigh
rate of speed, ran into the tnil end Of
the Manhattan beach train, pl0ugning
clean through the last two ears. Every
body on these cars were either killed.
or injured. Thr third car was com.
pletely thrown from the track, AMI one
man says eight bodies were taken from
the wreck, and one corpse lay on the
engine OF the ROokaway train. The
physiciens who are ON the scene were
summoned from the Long lsl1nd Ciiy
hospital.
Dengler says the last two cars Of the
Manhattan train were smashed Into
kindling WOOD anu bodies were lying
around eveTy where. some u the pas.
sengers OF the R0okaway train helped
To carry the wOuuued into the chemical
works. Dengltr SAW Twelve pefHOus
taken there, one dead anu some hurt.
| lilo saw the hoadl,ss body OF young
woman. The Killed anu Injured, he
says, were ON the Manhattan Train,
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. ETA
duuuie tragedy occurred hero last
night. One victim was Charles n.
Cuunurs, aged 30 yeafJ, anu the 0tntf
Audfuw Gibson, ugeu about 90 yeur-
Gibson cut Iuuuui'H throat WIN 10
rhz y anu alterwArd rau uaaed tnrlugu
lhr hrldr, slannins RuI toauug At Die
own throat unAi hn ilii,ctuu wounds
from which ne dioI. Cluuors wa
pnssii & GiDson's house when cry o
'murl, /" caustd him 10 enter. H.
was met ny Gibson with the above 10
.ull. The murderer aud suicl h b.
Iiuyed 10 nave been insane from Jriuk.
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CmcAGo, Aug. 2J.-in a bill for
divorce, Hied In the superior court 10.
day by Mrs. Bella II. Hassvtt against
William y. Hassett, OF this city, mosl
astounding charges ARE made. IL Al.
legos that Hhsseit Couspitcd with the
wi % Of a wealthy farmer named stone,
now living near Nashua, Ia, to mut.
der stone, got divorce from hls own
wife and thun marry the widow stone,
vino, by letters attached, was more
than ready to put her own husband
out Of the way that uhu might marry
Hassett.
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nurdersd nt church.

LONDON, Aug. ETA sensational
tragedy was enactoI in tue Church Of
~. Aune, a. Montpel or, today. While
macs was being celebrated Hn elderly
lady projected 10 the pew occupied 10y
NJ. Jean Jouissant,g prominent lawyer,
anu fired four shuts into his BODY,
killing him almost Instantly. In,
wlidtst excitement prevailed duriu.
thu shooting. Inc woman told The
police that Jouissant had 10 uu1d o. r..
lurn some money bno entrusted u his
care.
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RosIE, Aug. 91-A dynamite bomb
WAS thrown into an outside court VI
AltcJrn palBc, Mt II o'cl ok tonight.
No damage was dOEr, but when the
guard rusneI out hl found "a iurna 2.
NJ named Gul6-pl Rlccini lying on
the psVem cut terub.y mauglvd aud
htaliy In iuI,d.
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srARvED 10 DEVrn.
= Seaman Feeis Oucndod and Com.
nits Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2L-Antonio
Bachelor uied the morning IN sea-
mems boarding house, after having
tasted for seyruty.siX days. Darn <
that lime until just before death, Moth
ing but water passed his lips. June
lllh when no went 10 the breakfast
table tAure was neither KNIFE, fork nor
spoon at his plate. lie ieit iusuiIeJ
anu refused 10 eat irUm that time unIil
Midnight last night, when he call,u
Tor food. He died alter taking "A lew
moutnluls OF bee. tea. Hu VISA sthl.
warg man, weighing over 100 pouuds
wu0n hs began tue fast. Ouiy his
frame remained when he died.
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murdered last niRht near Green Noun.
tain In this county. She vas working
for n farmer named Russo, and hau
goHe ~ spend the evening" with a
ifltni at the home of Andrew Bur
gus, mile distant. On her return a.
ulkn wa person brosc her skull with
club then cut her throat, nearly
sevefing the head from the b idy, anu
siau I'd her Ia a dozen places. III,
whole community Is scratching ior the
assassin.
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SYDNEY, Aug. 27.-It Is reported
that France intends " annex the New
Hrbflues.
A gun exploded en- the French
cruiser Gugnny TrOuiu during tar.e,
practice, killiug four men anu i1Juriug
many,
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BuESos AYREs, Aug. .7.-rhe
uhiri Vt police summoned tue editors
al all tue newspapers IA the city 10 his
Office last nigut aul lOruGd' them 10
publish any political VI minIafy news
~ the future.
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MARsHALTuwN, Ia, Aug. -. -
Anne, tne l0.yeAr.old laughter o
Jacob Weiss OF this city, was louily
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AGAINST repeal aud Hendricks Dem.l Of
X ntucky was Tor sound currency.
a ll.O5 o'clock the House adjourned
until Monday.
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Lisn)N, Aug. fixing Carlos to-.
dny opened Tor bu1ines' tue new cable
between Portugal Il Azores.
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~ 700 WISH 10 MORROW MONEY,
can uu SALT lAkk VALLEY luAS
& THysr COMPANY, u east, tIrst south
utgi
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FoR REM.

A LARGE FRONT ROOM, FACING
~ Mau street, Co. rent us un.cgr, over
ErOvuuEa store. Apply d. stewart, "a! ",
Sra NuTlH.
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Nlsll AZURE, uN TIM JORDAN nor.
O - toms, near sandy iur sale cheap.
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LONG ISLAND Cry, LII. Aug. 95.-
II l. known definitely that last nignps
awful accident on the Long leland
road resulted In the killing Ut fourteen
people anu the wounding Of eighteen
Othefr.
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GR0ESBECK d ROSE
CO Bu NJ ~.
HOUSES FoR RENT.

A sNNr-tvU Uuu-. FuUR ROOM HUiCk.
~ city water nuu fruit and shade tCCa,
barn AMI outhuuscs. igaU. GOOD tUfus.
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IgLLGANr FiNE ROOM COTTAGES ~
~ ftst Waterloo near the 'riyr aud 10.
vuiycrs rgiiicncc 80 Yer month. i'riccil ga
iols lpNlW
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lNuUSisuEu BOOMING uOusE4 AND
u hotels centrally located. 10 90 il rooms,
clearing Sll 10 itu per month fficc, 5000 %
.0NN ". j. hogan. 40 iuatnnIrC WnrE.
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G,EvFUAL GOOD PAYING uEsrAURANrs
- lucc, $50 60 500 W. j. Hogan. tl1
tust1nFe iliurL
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SsrLENptn OPENINGS rOR UArAnLs
- once men 90 get hif interest lu cstah.
lahcd businesses 10 o. fa.u required. ".
]. IuEau, giu rostunlro Iluoa
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FOR SALE.
CurrLASD PONIES ron SALE anAlS
- street

ltTTAN LAUNDRY rLhNT ONE or
- u, best aud most complete 200 thiH city Tor
ruIc 20 ono quarter 'ia value, ur Tor 'nsu
oa most favorable terms. Vs. H. Wallace,
core uIuWu"do|.H
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I HAVE SEVERAL MOB GROCERIES,
i tor sale from 500 20 500 ". hogan,
60 roft1flce Block.
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II you WISH 10 ENGAGE ~ ANY
j line 81 business % Will paT YOU ~ zee me.
W. ,. Began, Z o rostof1Ce Hi0ck.
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II YOU wANrA coon PAVING SALOON
Wock.
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NTAiIIED JANiroR WITHOUT ~.
Nl cumbrhure tout % rityl go aud irtU
rent, rhruCuiara. lsis D.. iat routh.
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bHEAD AND CAKE BAKER. CALI.
ID fnrnia cider aud cisAr salesman. Mrdi
cal lecturer nu the road. tustalmrnt house
HuleHmuH. rartiru hfH, business Exchange,
Isl. 4. lat south street
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G1UATtpN WANTED ~ a GOOD
- COOS hni general servant. Ladies IA
cuaugr,ls.l ,. Let south street.
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orr 10 80 rEg MONTH. CITY
- lsD and TcuInry anicHman Tor q
Chicago house tatuculars, ~ y, let south.
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WASTEp-nEAp morEL WAITER.
w $50 fuut ~ city, wine cellar porter. so
and board, rent solicitor amt collector. salary
aud cnmmissinu. man and vito 20 manage
CtchmUry and bakery. Particulars, LAthuuEU,
lea l., ttrst uuth
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NrANTED-sOUNG LADY As UEUEp.
w tilu tu1u attendant, Lady ftuuugus
Ulrr, out uf city, dentist plrlor attendant
FuUtu.
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WANTED,

DUorERTY owNEu.. ATTENTION
4 hayu opened up hfst cIhfs ruuiai dc
parmont ! have convey uutya nt mi ONCE 20
Grow routUra your houses. ifNuI D. .Nu Nl.nut
houses or rooms Ia uiHhul uf uuiurn|Hntd nuH
want them occupied at once, % viii pb3. you 20
see me. W, J. Began, 60 iufinhHr bIuta
DEUssNs DESIRING rENANr4 fOH
4 huutcH VI I set nfHt rlufH renters by liHts
lug heir houagH ~ once with ". J. Hogan,
NlyANrED EVERYBODY 10 KNOW
w they can gct caHtugl Tor stoves, ranges
and furnaces Ropalfs done on shortest notice.
Apply uoalcn iifos. ~ d. ini -ou'n
XXrANTEb-uEAD HorE. WAITER,
w 80 tout % ety. wine cellar porter. so
and board, rent solicitor ami collector. salary
aud cnumissinus man and VITO 20 manage
crchmtrg and bakery. Particulars, LaDhaugu.
ls'a J., tirst uuih,
NIAIuuEo JANroR WITHOUT ~.
icnI i5rucuiaf,. isi. T. ist souih
C-E TU 80 rER MONTH. CITY
~ tC and TenltoTy salesman. ior .
DREAp AND CAKE BARER. CALI.
ID fnfnia cider aud cigar salesman. M~di
cal lecturer nu the road tuaalmrnt house
salesman. rarucu 'nra, business Exchange.
~ 4. ~ souh sucet.
4 loLLEutOUs' HEADQUARTERS. 49, 4.
- 1t south.
DENrlNg HEADQUARTERS. ISL X let
IL touth street
DuslNEss EXCHANGE uEAuQuAW.
- tore, 49, b, ist .outh street
u AEGAIN HEADQUARTERS, Isi, D.,
ID Let south ST.
A FLAGS EVERYBODY KNOWS, ~
II r let South.
WANTED LAnY'- TRAVELLING CpM.
w pluiuu, middle ugvi lady preferred,
fNpouturUi on The road Trim vii extend
over three months. tnHIrular. Ladies' kH
change. lss o., tIrdt South
on MORE GOOD RELIABLE GIRLS
~ eau nni employment free of cost NJ
DO Laiioa lAnhausr, ~ b. lst south.
NrANTED-sOUNG LADY A. WEuEp.
w tilu loom attendant, LADY ttuuugus
uniro mauou. Ladies' Exchange, 49, D.. ist
South,
StIUATipN WANTED ~ 4 COOP
- COOS hnd general HDv'ut. Ladies IA
ruaugr, ISL b. let south street.
rI'wo ENFRGETIC yOuNG LADY
i cauyaiscrs Apply $40 West, lst south
street
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rINwu ENFHGETiC NouNG LADY
i rauyasscrs. Apply $40 West lst south
Street
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BUSINESS CHI ANCES

CE En BUYs FURNITURE AND
t0eDtDNG tools. candy fart0ry. also oven
and furniture for bakery. ice cream uar.ors
complete. cigar and fruit stand. established,
and cheHp rent $50 takes % hll. ". j. NOs
gan, uO rostonice Uock
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SHEEP WANTED.

gtIEEP NANTEu,-i WISH To TX.
- change Logan city or farm property Tor
sheen a. Z. stewart, Logon.
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NIvANrED-LAnI', TRAVELLING CuM,
w pauinn, middle ugvi lady preferred,
FNpoutncot on the road Trim viii extend
over three muuths. Particulars, Ladies' ~
change. l74 D., tlrat south.
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on MORE GOOD RELIABLE GIRLS
~ eau nud employment free of cost NJ
DO Laii0s Exchange, ~ b, 10 south,
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A IT, TUE ABOVE VIZ Will TAKE
~ pleasure in showing yuus aud IL wlI bee
in your advantage 20 come aud see a. before
calling elsewhere
GWOESUErk a EO,E
No b1 ". second south street Room O..
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A FLAGS EVERYBODY KNOWS, ~
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{ loLLgoi9us' HEADQUARTERS, 49, a..

RENrlNg HEADQUARTERS, Is, X is,
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IDusINE.s EXCHANGE uEAuguAW.
- tore, 1876 b, 1T Eouth street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-15
PUTNAM OR BEAN7
An Interesting Question Hearing on the
Exeter Embezxlement Case.

An Interesting Question bearing on the
Exeter Embezxiement Case.
BosroN Nov. l5.-Warren II. Putnam,
the ex president OF the National Granite
State bank at Exeter, N. H., now under
arrest in this city on the charge OF en-
bezzlemeht, gave bail yesterday with ex-
Senator Everett = Horton of Attleboro as
surety. Thii bail is given until 10 o'clock
tomorrow, when Mr.. Putnam must come
in aud furnish another surety for his ap-
pearance in New Hampshire, the govern
ment requiring two sureties.
10 is stated that the prisoner was born
pnd christened under the name of Bean.
His mother, when she married Perry Put
nam in 1850, and when the son was years
old, was tae widow Of Joseph w. Bean.
Mr.. Putpam expressed a desire to have
young Bean bear the name of Putnam,
and 80 it has been ever since. When
questioned about this Mr.. Putnam re-
fused TO say whether the name Of Putnam
was borne by him legally. 1t is stated
that at the time his stepfat hers name was
given him his mother did not take the
usual legal steps. ~
This fact, aud the circumstance that all
the business IF the bank at Exeter was
done under the name of Putnam. caused
some speculation as to the bearing of these
facts on the prosecution The additional
fact, howeyer, that the name Of Putnam
has been held and used unquestioned for
so many years is regarded as offsetting the
others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-15
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son. are frequently alluded to in ancient
history; IL WAS conmon Co carry one as
convenient means OF suicide. by such a
riug Demosihenes probably destroyed
himself, and some historians name Han
nibsi in he same category. M, Crossus,
the over.eer OF the temple OF the Capitol
inc Jup ter. being arrested on charge OF
purloiniug some Of the gold deposited
there, broke "a hollow receptacle OF his
ring with his teeth and fell dead on the
spot. The Emperor HeliogabaIus Is said
10 have had collection of these poison
rings among his jewels. Beside these sud
denly acting poisons professors OF this
dark art have always supplied others equal
ly deadly, but more gradual in their ef-
fects, so that the victim appeared % per-
ism from natural causes. Such drugs
Locusta supplied To the Roman women
OF Jnvenal's day, until the frequsi CT OF
the deaths OF husbands of whom their
wives hsd grown tired aroused suspicion
and produced inquiry iuto the cause OF
the strangely partial mortality. The
aqua tofaua OF the middle ages was a
pois IN OF like character, tasteless, color
less, slowly sapping away the life OF its
victim.