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Lawyer Emmett. Family In n Runaway.

MouyT VERNON. July 19.-The horse attached
to q two-seated carriage belonging to Robert
i. Emmett. lawyer. Of 81 Wall street. New
York. and living at 15T Weyman avenue. New
Rochelle. was frightened this afternoon while
being driven through Neptune Park, Now
Rochelle. and ran away. In his flight the
horse doshed tho carriage against tree
standing at Neptune avenue and Elm street
and the occupants were thrown out
Miss kittie Emmett IL years old. was taken
up insensible. suffering from severe interna!
injuries. Miss Eleanor Emmett 10 years OF
ago. was injured about tho head and her face
was badly bruised and out. nurse who was sit-
was run over BY the carriage after being
thrown out The two littls children escaped
with slight bruises.
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CLEANED up" PERHAPS IHoUsANDS

Two Young Men show Money, Start . Big
Business, and Then L. ave for the Fair.
TOLEDO July 1.-two young men came to
Gallon. Crawford county two weeks ago. de-
posted $4,000 in q bank and opened q COM
mission house under the firm name OF ]. H.
Davis It Co.
They obtained -four in car load lots from
mills all over the West. and appeared to be
doing q thriving business. few days ago
at the Worlds Fair. The bookkeeper. a young
lady. was left In charge.
The mails brought SO many bills that Rhe
consulted the bank officials and found the
firm had drawn out every cent before leaving.
The amount they cleaned up" can only be
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His Wife Appears. Then Disappes-s.

DEDHAM. July 1o.-Three weeks ago Rudoif
Engel. It IL alleged. deserted his pretty wife In
Hamilton. O.. and secured work in this place.
His wife learned Of his whereabouts through
letter. and last Friday she put In an appear
ance Engel did not conceal his anger that his
ing house and in the evening went out o.
tensibly to get her trunk.
, %es b SusT ower Ser beaG Wsnt SnVn thes
road as II to meet her husband. That was the
last seen OF her.
The husband returned and inquired for his
wife, but made no effort to find her until morn.
ing. Even then he did not notify tho police
until the other boardets had insisted that he
should do so.
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Acou..a or M,,u.,ns Chureh AIoney.

PATERSON. July 10.-J. Smith UT. treasurer
OF Emanuel Baptist Church. who was charged
with having misused $3.50 Of church money.
was found last night by q constable and taken
before Justice Senior. to whom he furnished
bail. UT claims that he is a victim Of q clique
in the congregation. and that tho complaint
was made to humi liate him before the church
and Sunday school
The auditing committee appointed some
time ago alleged that UT paid the gas bill Of
his meat market with the church money and
an organ for the Sunday school: Tho pastor.
the Rev. George Guirey. has endorsed the ao-
ton of the com mittee,
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Strike. and Discharges OF sho. Men.

ST. LOUIS. July 10-At b Gannon's shoe no
tory. Nineteenth and Olive streets. reduction
Of 10 per cent in wages was made recently.
aud the men were given the alternative OF se-
cepting the reduction or Of quitting work.
They chose tho latter. and sixty workmen are
idle.
For the sam cause 100 en- ployees OF the Etc
4 Henger Company have struck.
Johansen Bros. shoe manufacturers. whe
laid Off their workmen. some 100 In number.
returned to work this morning that there
would be no moro work for them until the
The Brown Shoe Company. at Eleventh and
washington aySn ,r sho made eoroo similar an
The 100 cutters and filters employed by Fried.
man Il Schaffer. after working a half hour this
morning. were laid OF without any explaAa.
ton.
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rHs .yUn1rss or THE sCnnSrDsRs.
They Dr1rh An Day IN Their uoou.s s,d
Shoot nt the Spectators ~ Night.

Shoot ne the spectators ~ Night.
Hugo Schneider md his vito. who live on the
top floor Of the tenement at "a Stanton street
spent the entire day yesterday carousinG In
their rooms The children OF the neiGhbor-
hood watched the proceedings from the root OF
22S Eldridge street. directly in the rear, and
they assert that the Schnoiders were in state
Of absolute nudity. After supper last night
the adults who 1.-Two at 22s Eldrldge street
joined the children on tho roof and leereu at
the Schneiders. who wsro still ENJOYING them
selves In tholr rooms with the windows WHO
open.
Schneider became angered at the remarks o.
the spectators and called upon thom to get OF
the roof; The crowd paid no heed and pres pres,
emily Schneider pointed n revolver nv them
and fired twice. One bullet lodged in the arm
o. Agnes Blaahlnsky. making apaintul wound.
The people rushed down tn the street. where
they told Policeman schwartz Of what
had occurred. Schwartz went up to the
top floor Of ~ stanton street and
found Schneider in state OF hilarious in
toyication lie wore a pair OF trousers only.
Schwartz arrested him. hut was unable to find
the revolver. Tho wounded girl was attended
by an ambulance surgeon from the Gouyer;;
neur Hospital and refused to go to tho hospital
to have the bullet removed.
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BEATEN INTO UNCoNsoIoUsNEss
A Chicago Drummer Charged with Crime
Of which He Protested Innoeenee.

CoEBURN. Va. July 1o.-A N. Rogers .
drummer representing Messrs. Henderson 4
Co.. boot and shoe merchants Of Chicago was
beaten numerically by mob Of twenty-five
citizens few days ago for an alleged assault
upon the 11-year-old daughter OF Depot Agent
Utter at this place. "
Rogers was taken from his hotel at Coeburn,
and carried about mile from town and aogeed
into unoons ciousness and left without medical
assistance. His condition is critical Rogers
protested his innocence OF the crime to the
and jailed. Tho father Of the girl applied the
lash while the others looked on.
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Naval n otes.

Secretary Of the Navy Herbert on the des-
patch boat Dolphin arrived at New London
yesterday morning on a tour OF inspection and
paid visit to the Thames naval station. He
look ed over the yard and expressed himself as
pleased with it's capabilities asa headquarters
Tor the naval cruisers. There Is a large inlet
OF fresh water near the station. which It is pro-
posed to use ior an anchorage ground for
sion. The Dolphin steam cd away for Newport
in The afternoon with the Secretary on board.
United states ste9mehip Fern. Lieutenant
tail nf men for the United States steamship
Mnchias. arrived at the Portsmouth navy yard
the Mnchins will go into commission this week.
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A M,-.,nu Son Found In Want.

Michael Walsh. who has been connected with
tho Grand Opera House. New Orleans, for
eighteen years. saw his only son. Dennis. for
the first time in two years Mt Police HeadQuar-
ters at Coney Island last night
Dennis had been living with his uncle. James
Walsh. at 26S State street. Brooklyn. A month
ngo he disappeared. and two weeks ago his
father came from New Orleans to join In the
search.
Yesterday afternoon the boy tainted In DR..
Hills drug store. and when he revived he said
slept out Of doors every night He was weak
and emacinted and could not retain even milk
on his stomach.
The father broke down whom he saw his son.
Mr.. Walsh and Dennis W III start for New Or
leans as soon as the boy is able to travel.
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The temperature was from 90 to 1os lower IN sAs
lake regions middle Atlantic States and Now RnRana
yesterday The high pressure still north west
Of u.s. and tho chances good still further drop
to-day.
Fair weather prevailed generally In the Northern
States and cloudy showery weather in the Gulf States
and along the south Atlantic coast.
In this city It fair cooler; average humidity
30 per cont; wind northwest; average velocity IL
miles an hours highest temperature $50: lowest TO-.
The Thermometer ut Psrrys pharmacy in TN SUE
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Alive. but Declared Dead by n Corou.r.s jury

BUFFALO. July 10. -Christian schamber. who
was declared dead by q Coroner's jury. and
whose supposed body was Inferred in Potters
Field. returned to the bosom OF his family last
night and was welcomed with Joy. He de-
penrance beyond saying that he had been in the
far West and had been Ill In q hos pital for nine
weeks Coroner Ransom Ia still skeptical as to
the identity OF Schamber and says he will only
believe 1t when Schamber appears and shows
him the marks which all the witnesses at the.
inquest declared to have existed on the real
Schamher and which were found on the body
declnred to, be his. The mystery now Is, Whose
was the body Inferred In Potter Field?
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a Foreer who Couldn,t spcll Henry.

A young man who gives the name Of John
Smith and says he is 81 years old. though he
looks IL. arrived here from England a month
ago tried to get work in Philadelphia and
failed. and then went to Coney Island. where
he had splendid time as long as his money
lasted
On Tuesday he bought three tickets to Chi
cago at Peter McDonald's Office. at. II Broad
Of Henry Decker OF Temple Court. drawn on
William Clark 4 Sons. bankers. by G. H. Full.
spell his own name. SO when he saw :. Henery"
on the back of the check he had the young
nan said e at .e me chest
letter. Ho was held for examination.
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No ni.,,nru,-hed Relations when sober.

james Sturgeon. who when arrested for in
toxication on Tuesday evening tried to make
Capt. OConnor Of the Tenderloin police sta
tion believe that he was a nephew OF Inspector
Mclaughlin and n brother law OF Mayor
Giroy. was arraigned at jefferson Market
Tint he must have been very drunk to- claim
Relationship with two mon whom had never
Used never to get drunk again and was dis
charged.
Mayor Gilroy said yesterday that Sturgeon
made a very bad guess IN regard to him. for he
has no brother-in-law.
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sev.. Acres OF buildings Burned.

CARTERET. N. j., July 1a-Fire to-day on Tho
dairy farm occupied By Thomas stuae de.
stroyed buildings covering seven acres and
caused a loss OF about $4,000. The ilre 10
supposed to have been Of incendisry origin. and
following so closely on the slashing Of two
horses on Mr.. Stugg's place. It 70 believed that
was saved. The burned buildings included
stables. barns. ice houses. slaughter house
Structures Many tons Of hay and farming
utensils were lost The farm and buildings are
owned by the Canda Car Company.
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with Watering Pot. Club, and Revo,v or.

WIZ" ""teF1nE TOT CIub, ma HeVoIv or.
John Gerhardt. who lives over his grocery at
65 West End avenue. tried to dispense q crowd
OF neighbors who were obstructing his door
way Tuesday night by drenching them with a
large watering pot. When the crowd collected
again he CHARGED it. fourishing club and
In the Yorkville Police Court he was fined S3
for disorderly conduct.
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Tao DI.pensory May Now Opep.

COLUMBIA s. C.. July 19.-The dispensary
authorities to-day succeeded in getting from
Associate Justice Pope an order staying and
euperseding the restraining order issued by
junction case. Under Judge Hudson's order
the Darlington dispenser was restrained from
tice Pope vitates the restraint and opens the
dispensary until the further order Of the Court
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Won't Agree 10 a R-ductIon.

LONDON. July 19-Delegates representing
24aOO0 coal miners In various pnrts OF the
country met in Birmingham to-day to consider
tho proposal OF tho mine owners to reduce
wages 20 per cent. the cut to 20 into effect on
July 2a A resolution was adopted declaring
ton. Delegates representing about lpS.U0O
miners supported the resolution. while tho
Representatives OF about 10000 miners voted
against II. No decision was reached to-day on
the question OF strike II the mine owners per.
decisive action will probably be taken before
the conference adjourns.
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Notes Of Foreign Happenings.

Gen. Mariana Escnbedo Of Mexico is scrI-
ouJy III with plsurisy. and the physicians en-
y Tho Itome TIib,ma gives a semi official con-
trinAtiop III the report that one hundred SEN
ators. ulembera ~ the Chamber of Deputies
and journalists are implicated In the lIa n ca
Romana scandals.
The counties OF Rimouski. Gaspe. and Bona.
venture in Quebec are suffering severely from
drought. Grain ard hay are dried up and
plnces which have heretofore resisted drought
are being devoured by grasshoppe-j
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11IIIIOhS Oh FeoS OF n1hIno Lumb6r 6HoIVOos
LEWISTON. Me-. July 19-Low water 10 maxi
ing the outlook for the Androscoggin lumber.
mon very serious To-day between Shelburne.
N. H. and Canton. Me- 100000 feet oe
spruce are floating or lying on the shores and
bars Of the Androscoggin.
Already nearly 20,OOO.O00 feet have been
ing short Of o protracted rain will over float
About one half Of the pulp wood necessary
to run the different milo on tho Androsco0gin
Is hung up at different places.
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Railroad Notes.

Mr.. Samuel Spencer was yesterday appointed
u co-receiver oil the East Tennessee. Virginia
and Georgia Railway Com pany by the United
States District Court sitting at Nashville.
Tho 81. Louis. iron Mountain and Southern
Railroad Company has extended tho right to
buy seats or berths in Pullman ears To the
holders OF rs excursion tick cts to Chicago, on
the ground that other roads have violated the
agreement undor which these tickets were is
kuOl
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AS tho result OF a marriage engagement
Della Stacey is going to retire from the stage
Within fortnight sho Will we'd Thomas Fl.
Burchell. a business man Of this city. and a
member Of tho Catholic Club. The marriage
ceremony is announccd to take place IN Balti-
The prospective bride has been on the stage
six years. Her professional debut was due In
great measure TO the interest Gen. sherman
took in her talents. For two years Miss Stacey
was member OF the Casino stock company.
from which she resigned to ioin the support Of
James r. Powers In "A Straight Tip +"
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He said 1t wna Starvation or stoal.

BUFFALO, July 19.-LouIs l. Trowbrldge. the
self-confessed forger. who gave himself up to
the authorities In St Louis and was brought
back here to answer for crime committed a
year ago. was to-day sentenced to four years
In the Erie county penitehtiary. When ask ed
be pronounced on him. Trowbridge replied:
We'll. lcuuld cay a great deal but am not
fore l got through. Twin say that 1t was
starvation or steal. and took tho steal"
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Trouble Amour the K.nsa. A1,n.r..

PrTrsBuRo. Kan July 19.-W. & J. LANNON'S
strip pits were visited last evening by about
100 miners. who called the workmen out and
talked with them in regard to stopping work.
The men would not promise to quit, and an
other meeting was decided upon.
The men at most OF the strip pits visited yes
back to work this morning.
,...Stockades were begun at Litchfeld and Weir
City to-day preparatory to putting men to
work. but the strikers declared that no one
will be allowed to use them. Trouble is ex-
pected by the people at any moment
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The Mate Died or yellow Fever.

LEwEs Del. July 19.-The American bark
Alice Reed. from CienfueRos with sugar for Or
ders. arrived at the Delaware Brenkwater last
night Both mates had yellow foyer on tho
Vess 81 is quarant ined and will be fuinignted.
1y W!AsH1SGToS, July 10 +. SURGEON General
Wiman Of the Marine Hospital service has re-
Rson Geddings. in charge Of tho quarantine
station at Delaware Breakwater confirming
the arrival there OF the American bark Alice
Reed with yellow fever on board.
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Royal Bohemian Opera Company Coming.

Messrs. Carl and Thsodor Iosenfeld have
arranged to bring to America the Royal Bo-
hemian National Opera Company for u twenty
weeks tour next season. The contract was
aligned by Theodor Rosenfeld In Prague on
Tuesday. There are $50 members OF the COM
pany. The season will begin In October with
Eany will produce hut one opera. ''Frodana
Nevestn" The, Sold BrideN By Friedrich
Smetana, Bohemian composer. After the
Boston. Chicago. and some other cities.
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Killed While stopping a Runaway Horse

Alexander Poole. negro eSpressman. of rs
Lawrence street. left his horse standing in
front Of a store in Bridge and Hillary streets,
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. The horse
took fright and ran of. Thomas Dnnworth.
aged 40. Of ia Hillary street while trying to
stop the runaway horse was knock ed down and
run over receiving injuries which resulted in
raSfad
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LLOYD AsPINHAL1 sTILb IN 4 CELL.
HE Examination on the Charge or ForGer
Postponed Until Monday.

Postponed Until Monday.
Lawyer John Delehunty. on whose charge OF
forgery Lloyd Aspinwall was arrested Tuesday.
was not in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
morning at the time set for the examination
in the case. and at the request Of Gen. James
NJ. yarnum. counsel for hspinwall. the exam
Aspinwall was not brought into court. Tues
day night he teleRraphed to his brother, Will
liam 1T Aspinwall, whose signature he lie al
legged to have forged His brother IL now at
Bristol r. J.. Up to last night he had given no
Indication Of ability to furnish the $1,000 bail
In which he Is held
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tive tonic, to repel disease and build up the
needed fesh and strength, there's nothing to
fdi action, pufifiss and enrishes the blood,
braces up, the whole system, and restores
health and vigor
For every disease caused by disordered
liver or impure blood, 1t Ia tho only O,.aran-
teed remedy. II 1t doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, you have your money back.
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The Health Board yesterday ordered thee,
East Thirteenth street. and 434 East -Four.
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Tho Cashier OF tho New Orleans Mat to b.
Arrested.

Arrested.
New ORLEANS. July 19-The Treasury De-
partment has ordered the arrest Of James M.
Doroling. cashier Of the United States Mint
subject to the approval Of the District Attorney.
Tie arrest Is due to the mysterious fire
which occurred In the Mint some weeks ago.
and which DESTROYED $4,000 worth Of green
backs.
The fire was attributed by Doroling to the
explosion OF a lamp In .the vault OF the Mint
after he had closed It on Saturday.
The burnt green backs were still eighty dis
tinguisha BILE. and 1t was proposed to issue new
ones in their stead. An agent was sent hero
to investigate. and the result Is an order for
the arrest OF Doroling.
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Where Yesterdays Fires xyer.

A. M.-l;3o. 1856 Second avenue. Leopold Frsedbsrg
damage 81. 800; $50. PIT Avenue b. Solomon Frank
damage $40: 9,5o a,s48 Old Broadway John Setback.
& Bankisk, damage $40; i1:l5. 20 Allen street Iohn
Fink elsttin - damage.
r.M--l1:lO. awning. a0Ib Seventh avenue. T. Mue-
rich damage 40: io1. 3tt; Eighth avenue, no dam,
Ehrei. damage 40: 800 lTI Clinton street Moses A.
losh. d'mage slight; 7lo IN aud 13I Ridge street
Solomon Htidicurn. dAmAya trining; 1920 7:b Inuin.
bus avenue Edward GrenjerbeTErr. M da age i0'I5
tTininF 1870
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American Railway Men In Canada.

TORONTO. July 19.-About $50 American
railway men arrived here this afternoon on
their annual outing. They were met by local
Hotel for lunch, after which they were taken
for drive by tho Reception Com mittee OF the
City Connoll Chaupcey N. Depew was with
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Three Ten-day sup.r,nte ndeut..

The Police Commissioners decided yester-
day to give inspectors Conlin. Williams. and
McAvoy ten days each as Acting Superin-
absence for forty days. When lie Went awa UI
Inspector Conlin became Acting Superin-
tendent. Inspector Conin will probably get
the odd ten days.
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1veraEs on Jniy is9a.

WARRINGTON FORECAST FOE sHunspAY
For New England. Ess Fork eastern PssasySss.
MA. Mo Jersey. and Dslaears fair sssas, sortAxv
eind'; slightly cooler on the eoast
For tho District OF Columbia. Maryland and virginia
fair weather. northeasteriy winds
For western New York. western Psunsylvania oSia
upper Michigan. lower Michigan. and wisconsin, fai
slightly warmer: winds shifting to southeast
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The Duchess Of York's GIT.

LONDON July 19.-Ths Duchess Of York. the
bride OF Prince George Of Wales. has sent to
the Lord Mayor the sum of $500 to be added
tho fam lies oi those who lost their lives In tlo
VictorS disaster This money is the balance
OF the sun for n wedding gift collected by the
Loris Lieutenant Of the several counties.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July IL. Suit has been
brought by the Metropolitan Trust Company
OF New York for foreclosure of n mortgage
upon the Wisconsin. Minnesota and Pacific
road mart OF the Minneapolis and st. Louis
system, The mortgage was made to secure u
loan Of $3.22SOOO. Aside from the principal
are coupons az gregating $3.50. $40. upon which
only Slo2, 7tiS has been paid
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A "RUM DOWN.
and t" usodJupn feeling IN

a NUN DVV "
and" usedIup" feeling Il
tho first warning that
your liver isn't doing
its work. And, with q
torpid liver and the
impure blood that fol-
lows 1t, you're an easy
prey to all sorts Of all
nlshts.
That Is tho time to
take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. As
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SPARKS FROM THE IELEGRAPM

Peter Connolly 20 years OF age was drowned In tine
Hudson short dintance north Of PouBhk yester
day afternoon while bathing
Henri sherman. who went from New York on Tues
dhy 10 work farm In AArbloto VII. n. Y, WAS
drowned yesterday morning while bAthinE
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Three Street Railways Consolidated.

BRIDGEPORT. July 19.-The Bridgeport Ran.
way Company. the Bridgeport Horse Railroad
Company. and the East End Railroad Company
consolidated to-day under the name Of re
stock OF the now corporation Is So. OOO. 600. and
the roads are soon to be operated By cleo
tricity.
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Della Fox. Throat OPERATED Upon.

Della Fox. the actress underwent surgical
operation yesterday afternoon for throat
trouble. The results We're satisfactory. Miss
Fox 10 booked to sail for Europe within week.
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nnxn lp,rnAL snrTH DEAD.


Metallic Career.
Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith. who died
at Green Bay. via. yesterday. after two days
Illness was born In this city on MAY ~. 1910,
He was the son Of soldier Of the same name
who served es an officer Of the regular army
In the war OF 1872 Admiral Smiths grand
father was q Continental Congressman. Young
Smith entered the navy a. q midshipman In
the latter part OF 1924 He became q passed
midshIpman in the spring Of 1882. and was
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Ths Ba,dw,n. IIot., Burucd.

B.LDwISs, L. l.. July 10.-The old DaIdwIns
Hotel. owned by 3. r. Reebort. was totally de-
stroyod by fire tonight, ontailing n loss OF
$4,000. only partially insured. Tho hotel was
thu largest In Baidwins, and 1t could accom-.
caused by the explosion Of n lamp in the
high, '''''''