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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

TIE dirk. poIsnn. internal machine and bomb appear u be play things of which the anarchist has become tired. Ills devilish ingenuity Is now credited with the invention of such delightful banes to life es sutfocating gas; Powd'r which the suns rays will explode: an explosive which needs only the contact of ar 10 burst with destructive force; a mysterious acid which will eat clear through a vic tlm's body. despite all the efforts to neu- tralize. and fierce combustible which clnnOt be extinGuished. but must burn itsels out. If the reds should come to grief and be resolved into their original state of anarchy by the accidental explo- sion or operation of these highly d Ingerous products. the public would be able to rejoice as it did when London dynAmiter fell upon his bomb and took violent fare well of this hated world
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

PEETTy Sunday school teachers who venture to marry the Chinamen they in s;ruct are b' ginning to rue tho day and sicken of their bargains. The latest American girl to discover the error of her way has just forsabGn her Chinese hus- band because. as she says. she was ashamtd of him. and of the baby girl nsmed Muriel, who painfully resemLled the l-undryman The baby. however. goes with the mother. while Lee Tod Wing. o:herwi .s Edward W. Lee" is left to his own clufuciln devices
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
RUSSIA'S ROYAL PAIR.
The New Czarina Cheered by the
 Crowds.
THE sPLENDoRs OF THE WEDDING.

The Brides Dress Was of White and Gold, and the Train Was Held Up by the Grand Chamberlain Himself. Assisted by Five OmciaIs-Cannon Boomcd.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27.-Princess Alix of Hcssc- Darmstadt and Czar Nich- olas II were married in the Winter palace. Guns from the fortress boomed as the metropolitan completed tho bonediction.
 The wedding procession from the An itchkofT to the Winter palace was mag niilcent, grand in proportion, tremendous in enthusiasm.
 Preceded by heralds in ancient red cos tune. with trumpets and drawn by four white horses, with outriders in white, gold
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
When He Wanted to Call.

Shc-whcn will you call and see papa:
 He (ncrvOuslyl-Id don't know. When will he bc Out:-Oakland (CaL) Acorn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Thr Democrat,
O. and N. T. MALoNEY. PuuLIsHxas.

IT lcoks as if free passes over the rail- roads for New York state officials had been everlastinely done for. The constitutional amendment just adopted provides that any railroad which issues pass to any state officer who shall accept a pass shall lose his office. It also provides that If the rail- road company informs on the officer. it shall be exempt from the fine. while the officer shall lose his office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Knew Him.

ClCvcrton - Your laundryman left your clothes in my room by mistake last night
 Dashaway-How do they feel:- ClOthier and Furnisher.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Murder and Inc.ndi.ri.m.

ST. L0ri>. Nov. 37.-The saloon of Prico Ditch. in the village of Festus. a few miles south of this city. was burned. and |. e charred remains of Ditch were founI II the ruins Indications point to murdAr and incendiarism.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Cinnamon Cake.

When making yeast bread and the sponge IS ready to knead, take a suffi- cient portion and roll out three fourths of an inch thick. put thin slices of but ter on the top. sprinkle with cinnamon and then with sugar. Let it rise we'll and bake for breakfast. Is fine coffee cake
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Week Of Nov 10th

Englrharit and Blanchard. Champion Lady Fencers and Fancy Ritie shots Miss EnCleharit is able and willing and ready to meet all corners m friendly foil and broadSwOrd contests. Hermic Nixon.
 Tn" Petite Vocal Star. introducing the latest songs. including her latest success. Tn" Naughty Littl" Girl" J4mss McCIosky
 Baritone. Motto and Topical Vocalist. Billy o'Day assisted by Miss May O'Day. In their original BuIles4ue Drama. The Clipper Reporter" The Rus>sls.
 Harry and Dlllie. in their New Original Act. The Canvass Man" and Texas Girl. Mir,h. Music. Dancing. AcrOha;ic FcstS. Th- EIF!-S,lue Duo. John St Leon and I ,m.-s McCu>ic. Re fin-h S'cIety and Character Ske,ch Artists Adelira SuIueTdrli.
 Terl'Sicorvtn QV-" a. The I.rroys. TJohn ,,.i Minnir In their laughAblc and comedy speciality. Clark and Angelina
 Irish comcdiAns. introducing their great Hit. They Had tn '-''Cme Rack" Friday night will bs amateur s
 right. NJ ,ns,. .,t 2:4j.
 Evening at x o'clncs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
rIimmrr Wins a Fight.

NEW NoEK. Nov. 37.-Blly Trimmer of England and Charley Kelly of New York were contestants in the chief event at the ConPy Island Athletic club. Plim- mer won easily in three rounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
The Presidents Turkey.

WESTERLY. +. |. Nov 27.-President Cleveland will have a 21 pound half wild turkey for his Thanksgiving dinner If nothing happens. Horace Nose, a well known poultry dealer has started tho bird for tho White House. as 1t has been his custom to do for several years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
UrIpinr ThemsrIvr. Out.

Ronald-Why do society people call themselves the smart set:
 RaymOn,l-Fur fear that no one else will Truth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Ho,ning Pigeons Long Flight.

DEXTER, Me, Nov. 1.-Two homing pigeons sold by F.. H Hayes of this place to n fancicr of MckeespOrt. Pa. threo months ago have bcen found by Mir. Hayes in h!s loft
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
WateTbuTyFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES The follOwfEE are ;h~ Fire Alarz saxn.k n4sE the nsE system: l-3 EOE@rs BEO!' I-S COr Eass MElr An1 NiAs.ra ssresss :-s Cor kzss Main and HolcO- rusd I-E CCr HiEh 3E,4 Walnut ssreess- iE EAs. Main and CheGrT streets l-T Ger Hast Main and COle ssa e~es- s-I Csr NO<th En and kinEshury szr~~xr 7s Cor N0xSh I'm North Eksn and GrsE.
 ssr~ess
 s-s w&.e-aszFy EzntstsrrzTsnE sozFsnE sk Or SoTrh Main and NOrtA ssre~ss 2 Ger Bnrki zrhEul end c. Ok@ ssr~es. S-T Cc- 6r s-~ ~ns n, <Eeri ~fEe-es- 3s Ga Rs.---sse ks-8p~ and FIne ssr~Ss a-s Ca- gol.n@an and NsteTTfll~ s,-@ssk ID The Fszss R-7's 4 e. 6. T-.- = --. .r-rE >oGFAuy nur-Dsr.
 rnrnt s&rsUETL-
 Rex~hazsE~ raao@- rz Cr West Main and wtl0E ssr~@es- st Cgr Sess Main and wais--Sxn ruaa s-s HoTse Car RzEirOSd ssAtles st Waterbury Brass cuup&nT. s-T CCr Cedar and Meadow str~ees s-s Ger Grand and Fleld streets. "a Cor Bank and Meadow Esr~-ex- IA EznaoaEh CUEeS' -I-s Plume [. AaE0od MAnUfsutzrsIr sSz
  s-a-i No HcsN House &4S Holmes. E. 1xf k HaT6ens!s sa-S Ger Chsriss and RuEs-- ssrests- 2 a-x Cor SimOaE street and WAsktzEzsn ave Cor South Main and GrAna stresas s-s Cor South NHsr and CAF E.rr~1s- s-s wMserhurr Watch ccup9rT .E Benedict \ BurnhAn MaHutartur4ns
 eunTanTs
 s-s wA.erasarT Borkle coDrArys t-r OCr saush Main and washanEtoo sts scvvin Manufacturing conp&zT- E-s Ger Franklin and Cni0n streets ts Waterbury Cock O. lease fsrsurTs ss Orr Gar and Mn streees- SC Cor Lxhersy and Raver ~srexts s-r No Hn@e Erz@e- .-s r~s R.id~fs 1o etune rsr~~er~ Cus ErtdE@ ard Maxm streees s1 opg poslf<1s s1sv s.d pssSz. ssxs -rffuss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Meek and Humble.

Mrs. O'Kaye-I'm going to Cutlet's, Horace. Shall order the Sunday din ner?
 Mir. O'Kaye-NO. don't order it. Just ask for it. Last months bill is still due Harlem Life
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Nothing New.

 QuiNo'i' k hi- 'n''rprts'. an'l hoT'le-s his ad- Vvnturs- i-- whn k fer ioculaTj'i.s that lsavgu't yEt l~vu ~zid- The world has !,a.sl inr,---an'ly for over fifty CputE=GC~- And every j,,ls. that 's I.ussibl,. Iaa~ lou< ago b.v u made ~tari,J a humoTi-; viih IO', uf szlr 1:al 1z- gIut-s~- Bu, l,uuvr l- ;. ,lru ,ghssl. .; g ,..c s>A.oa to a}s1~-- F..r my s,cyk ,n tr1sls. my nztur.. ansl thc cCeel will ot tls,. g,-Iza, ss No r,=l-uuallt sssr. r I an llErly io Tyfusr-
 .N1sll gg y1ssly Cssu0eag
 He g--g raTsgrlIzis 1lsc ras.vgs That IO r'=s slal'l', O:s' am lilrly io r,su.e- uli. happy va that hrsIlaurl-l-;l.. arss thai rua,l,- a Tuuu a; all Whs. ,S A. j. Ike ssV-JsTTsvi ts him h,ssEsyc- Is-sT and Issssass- Was al--.ut. ly r'stn tlas' ti r',.vsr hsI 1-va How r-r-7sIz- a' siinr.r- nus-1 that hrzrssrist haVs. lSvs' Ih, tlsr days yvl,n ,-,sa.,- s'..pfauh~r for the ,luSry L.li ga llauasl,- sy1i' The tis-sTrz' frsatn t.- -s-TsTrr- iS distant vsTy fass
 Aar1n i-ut the candle U=lt- And no oHo had di---ovCrCSl that door cozld hc n jar,
 But your modern hcArrrs arc
 In 1E2e1T tastes rGardGrIAArs And they sslCcr if yUu inform them that . door can t-s a-3Ar.
 w .. CiiIbc-t-s New Ovg-a-
 Out of sight Twas half Vas; nine '.Oh. Jack. she cAsa ''I thought you'd never cCnc.' And then her blushing faco sho hid In his prize chrysAnthenun.
 -Chioago Dispatch
 Unlimited. Mrs Blottcr-Has your cook many rela tivCSs
 Mrs BarlOw-ShC had when she cam tO Us n year aEO. but thcy'yc becn dyini of at the rate Uf funeral A weCk--I.ifs
 \ LoBg Lane Visitor nj the Zspo-Whar n long nccl tho giraffe has, Cumpaniun-SC<- 1t would take him a long time to svEal low his prid,' -T'hiladrlphia RCCuFvl
 Doubt 'sOnr questiua lssayCs Inc ever eluEu. co In dcsp dizEnzy guUih h. "DO wear this chEysanihenun. Or is IL Wsarins net''
 -wAsAingsOa Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
TURKEYS

Will be the drawing card this week, anjithis,market will he right ID it. We shall have our stock from the samc..man we have had for the last three years and prices will be the lowest.
 If you will drop in and see us we can show you a choice selection of
 TURKEYS, GEESE,
 DUCKS, CHICKENS. etc. at prices within the reach of all.
 Don't fail 10 look us over. and remember that we have all inc fixtures for the Thanksgiving Dinner,
 Come one, come all, and grve us a
 call,
 At the 'Laboring Mans Cash
 Market.
 Where poultry. you'll lind, and all
 of it prime,
 And the price. well don't buy till you ask it-
 Fresh Pork and Sausage Sc Fresh Pork Shoulders Sc Shoulder Steak 5c Hind Quarter Lamb 1Oc Sugar Cured Hams I2c Sugar Cured Shoulders SC Prime York State Creamery Butter in lb prints BOG
 Native Veal Burlington red star brand, Lamb and Mutton, Cran- berries. Spinach, Water-cress, Celery. S'e Potatoes, TuTnips ParSnips. Carrots. Canned Goods. etc- In fact everything you may want, we should he glad 10 fur nish you, and inc price will be ihe lowest.
 Trusting you may favor us with >all- We are yours for business. "Laboring Mans Market" Select what you want and Ee will deliver it A. W. Castle.
 Hello 239-3 Free Dslivrry
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Remarkable Dogs.

First Liar-I have a dog that runs tc doctor every time Inc gets hurt.
 Second Liar-SInart dogs are plenty enough. but have one with a sense of humOr.
 ''I guess not. How does he show it:'' Every time he sees a tailor he pants New York Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
CnnIti nI Golf

What cared the two for losing goals When they werc with each otherl They played so much at golf their souls We're bound by links together.
 New York Prszs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Got the Idea

visitor-Have you any new studies thL terml
 Boy-Yes'm. I'm studyin yellocution. Good News
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Love. Parnelox.

If we could meet the first girl
 Who heard us breathe loves VOW, She'd probably be the last girl
 Who'd hear us brcathe tt now.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Strictly So.

Captain Lovelnce-But you certainly were flirting with one of tho men in the ranksy
 Miss Coquette-Ah. yes. But that Wal e private affair-Brooklyn Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Economically sp.at,ns

The modern wheel goes very fast. Yet there's no use conccaling. As WIG observe it passing by, It has that tired feeling.
 Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
GEORGIA PoSSUMS.

The ladies of the Baptist church will give . supper at the armory next Tuesday night POssum and barbecued hog, with other refreshments. will bc serycd--Daw- son News
 The tOOt of the pOssum hunters horn reminds Us that the halcyOn days of sweet potatoes and pOssum arc come, and peace and plenty reign in the camp of the ado lcscent cOlOrcd brOthcr.-Macon County Citizen
 The Montczuma POssum club has caught this week IS pOssums and five cOOns-raccOOns. Now. dry up about hard times With tatcrs, possums and eoons in abundance, what morc do you wants-Montcznmn Recnrd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
\ Long IAnr.

Visitor nt the Z~o-whar long nCcl the giraffe has,
 Cumplniun-SCS
 1t would take him a Ions, time io svEAl low his prid, ''- Philadelphia RCCuri
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Out of Sight.

Twas half Vas; nine '.Oh. Jack. % she cAsa ''I thought you'd never cumc!' And then her blushing faco sho hid In his prize chrysanthcnEl.
 -ChicaEo Dispatch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
TnlinIfed-

Mrs Blottcr-Has your cook many relA tivcSs
 Mrs Barl0w-ShC had when she carns tO Us n ycar aEO. but thcy'vc becn dying of at the Fltc Uf n funeral q weck-Lifs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
A Winter Picnic

Where arc there odd sizes leftin any lines of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
Doubt

''Onr qUssssua Isavcs usr ever elun.' In devp dizEnzy suoth h. ''DO wear this chFysanihemurn. Or is is vSsArlnx u2et''
 -KnEhknwTun Star
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27
FISHING WAS EASY.
THE OLD kNIcKeReocKeRs HAD THE
 SPORT AT THEIR DOORS.

The Olden Times When Manhattan Island Had Its Ponds Filled With the Shining Beauties of the Finny Tribe-How They Captured snapping Turtles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

Tommy-what you crying about, CT, babyI
 Jimmy-Aw! You'd cry, too, If youl pants was made outer yer sisters old bicy cle bioomers!-Cincinnati Tribune
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

About it. how we take the Boys full length photograph free. Tel your mother and have her ask us about it when she comes in to look the Thanksgiving Bargains.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

A~\~~~tANH(
 For eslsIey:L. Prstts, 3ss So Main.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
STABBED MAN AND WIFE.
simon Got Fighting Drunk at MIL
cr's beer PARTY.

Max Simon, a truck driver. twenty
four years old, OF Fifty-ninth street and
Eleventh avenue, VA held for rxamina-
ton In the Yorkville Police Court to- lay
charged with having stabbed John Miller
and his wife, Lena. both twenty-eiGht
years old, at their residence. t79 Eleventh
avenue. Miller is n coal-cart driver. He
and Simon have known each other for
over two years. and until last night
were considered firm friends.
Yesterday afternoon Miller called upon
Simon aud invited him 10 come to his
house In the evening. Simon. with a
friend. did SO. and found that the Mil
lers had a party n n keR of beer on
tap. This was soon emptied, and then
each took turns in buying the beer by
pints.
At midnight all were more or less
drunk. Simon was then In an ugly
humor. and was lingering the blade OF
an open jackknife. Some one in the
party tried to take the kntfe way 10y
force, and in the fight which followed
simon WAS badly beaten about the face,
He chung to his knife and used 1t on Nil.
Ter and his wife, stabbing the former
thrte times and the latter twice In the
right arm: He then Ned n was cup.
tmrcd by Policeman John Ward, OF the
west Forty seventh street station.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
THREE OUT TO KILL.
Trio of Desreradoes Have q Lively
Tilt in Chicago.
Kentucky W. Denver Pistols and
LonJ Blades Ga ore.
Friends Prevent BlOOdshed, but u
Friends Prevent BIOOdshed, but a
Murder Is Looked For Yet.
nv AhRnnlhind PIena-

CHICAGO. June lit has Just oec me
known that within the past twenty-foIr
hours Col. Jack Chinn, the Kentucky
horscman Nnd slayer. and Tom Null
queen, the Denver gambler and killer.
and Ned Hayes. the monte thrower and
bad man. met In IA triangular brawl. In
which gun and dirk plays figured. That
there was no murder committed Is due
In great part to the scene o. the com
bat. a well-known sporting resort on
Monroe street. which at the time Of the
row was filled with the sporting friends
Of all three OF the belligerents. and
their prompt Interference alone stayed
the flow OF blood for the nonce.
That the end IL not yet and that ere
the suspension Of hostilities one CT the
three will bite the dust. is conceded by
the men who know the character OF the
combatants.
Cnlni. anu Hayes have long been bitter
enemies. for reasons known only TO them
selves. but had not met before for nearly
ten yelrs Lust week Chinn returned TO
thiCagn from the Pacific coast. Hayes
gJt mo tom n few days after. Chan
DROPPED into the M)mroe street resort.
where. with their bicHs towards the Ken
tuoky ki..er, Tom Mulquscn and Ned
II yes we're engaged in a heated dis
cus,isn about Denver affairs.
tdihn. is seen as h" csplcd Hayes.
n !" 70, nim. As he reached his sile
I'll" discussion between Muiqueen and
l!uyes al NarmoI up 10 such a pitcl
tI.i t"c he was passed by Hayes to the
man from Denver, cJl. Clinn heard It.
"kIli the rat, Tom" the kentuclian
stoTt.I. drawing a murderous .lI-cali-
brc " "poh tiun his pocket add passing
IL 10 Mu!Il.cn over the bar. Tho latter
brabheh for lhv iIrcarm, and Dire" back
'u let II go, hut II dOzen arms soon ell
tNincI TIN form Of the DsnNcritc. and
thr Euu was Nrcsted from his Eragg.
Half II dozen :uen took hold of Hayes
hrG RAGGED him out OF the saloon.
forced the man from Harrodsburg into
II corner, where h" wa" held pinioned
TIL HaSes WIS gotten out OF the way.
Huyes's w'lth hnew No b"unIs. and
while being ragged cat of the place he
vowed that he would even matters with
clliHn.
rriends tried to cr'm the mrddened
man. tle got away from them. however.
nuI nrl"l of Cor a weapon of some
sort with which to XII th'rn. He soon
returned 18th n dirk rs IN" ms his arm.
col. Cft1n Wns s,ll standing At tie
Hayes jna r. 'r1'gHt al him. but was
ln'srcepted wren within Ave f'e, ~ the
E'ntuclipn. Hhinn ST." the g~''stCr'nE
q hts rcnt md ir'rle u,,ri' vent fr
his ,nn. r nan ~ "7ruNn " TO- mar
r,w kn!fa from n rv"'e, whi'h had been
spec ally ~ pr'' 81 tor g. n tne mn''nS
r-,h n ~ 'ycr h"lng G--,'@ ~. rh"y
81; he cc,nr,1cd y.rrn-,n n M. c.pS.
tors wap to- much fo' tNcm.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
MAY FORCE NEW BOND ISsUE|
Heavy Gold Shipments Give
Bankers Much Concern.
Raid on Sugar the Feature of the
Stock Market.

7. u.. .o, ,,t. ~ornt,o thu,
II was announced tn's 'horn'"s ,"a
the banking firm OF Heidelbach. lckel.
heimer q Co. would ship gold by the
,,oau.,,, IT,. uorro, hu, ,bat IN,
'P ''a'e - "
amount would not be over SOO,cO. No
other houses have yet determined 10
min cold
'".f So
As the heaVy efnuH OF late 1as hah no
perceptible effect on the money market.
horrowera ara giving themselves llttl.
e
concern.
Bankers, however. regret to see the
rrea.urv baIo ,re ~ fro, gold dwindlinR
80 o.
away again as IL may he'eSsI,a'c hn.
other bono Issue. and the last SjO.OOC.OO
Ionn issu.d nv tho Goycrnmeni WAS "A
.aa. -. So aoor,. -,
success iha'hl! 'hroush 'hc e''o''S VI
the New York banks.
Tho week onened with n fair degree
r., aa,t,t,n -, 49,. s,a.r rx,hanua arl
The evening world., 1894-06-04
Also ACCUSED OF THEFT.
This Mny Aid Jncohi In Proving nn
lib

rIibl.
The solving NJ the mystery surround
Ing the ueatn OF MINT" Wellt seems
to depend upon connecting Ernest Paul
with the crime.
The evidence thus far obtained docs
not appear to he very strong against
him Jacob Is thirty-nve years Of age,
q" German ana has been eleven years in
this country. He lives with his wife
times has been "a walter.
on the morning of the day Minnie
Weldt was found stranglei in bed.
jacob got II drink OF credit at Gro,ia's
saloon In East Eighty-nfth strc"t. II.
said he was going to Staten Island to
get work, and returned In the afternoon
with plenty of money. He then shaved
OFF has nustaChe and made three cor
nicting explanations for causing this
cnange in his appearance.
The police have no proof that Jacob
even knew Minnie Weldt.
His 81, denly coming into possession
Of money may be explained by Gretchen
Husch's story. she says he called on
her I i05 East T~wenty-ninth street on
the incoming Of the murder, and while
she "a out for beer stole $50 from her
trunk. according to Gretchen, Jacob!
visited her about the time that Mrs.
Roes, who lives In rooms opposite tho
first street. says the unknown man
called IN the murdered girl. Jacohi
denies amy acquaintance with Minnie
The evening world., 1894-06-04
BEATEN AND ROBBED.
Widow Furey Horribly Abused
by Three Men.
Choked and Kicked and a Lamp
Broken on Her Body.
One OF Her Alleged Assailants Caught,
but the Others Have Fled.

ELIZABETH, N. j., June 4-Thomas
Shelly was arrested this morning charged
with being one of three men who on
Saturday light broke into the house OF
Mrs. Furey. a widow. and after assault
ing her. fel with $ll. which she had
concealed II the bosom OF her dress.
The Outrage was a particularly afro
cious one. Mrs. Furey. who is forty
years old, lives with her two children at
the corner of Terrill and North avenues,
on the outskirts of the city.
She was alone Saturday evening when
the three nen broke into the house.
After assaIlting her. they choked her
until she told where her money was
concealed. Two OF the men then held
her, While the third tore open her dress
and secured the bills.
Then as she lay PROSTATE on the floor.
the brutes kicked her several times In
the side and smashed a lamp on her
body.
They then proceeded TO break most OF
the furnitur. ir the house. after which
they ran away.
Mrs. Furey's children went home and
found their mother lying bleeding and
UNCONSCIOUS Oh tnt nOoI. "hCH NV v
vived she was able to tell the names of
her assailants
A physician was called, and he found
the victim had been treated in a most
diabolical manner.
The news OF the affair caused intense
Indignation in Fanwood. and efforts
were made to capture the scoundrels.
ghelly's alleged companions were Will
lam Adams and George Shay. both I'M
married. All three are worthless char
acters. who have not been known to do
any work for a long time.
Shelly is married and is forty-five
years old. but his wife has had TO work
lard to support him for some years.
re claims all the part he took In the
&>-dly outrage was TO rob the vic
HIM.
4 He was taken before Justice Charles
X. Moore. OF Fanwood. Tho committed
him In default of 81, 900 bail. Adams and
Shay have fled. hut warrants are out
Tor their arrest. n the police expect to
1Apture them in n day or so.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.
Beautiful Newark Girl Gives Her
Life for Her Love.

NEWARK. N. j.. June 4.-Hattie HUI
bach. the beautiful eighteen-year-old
daughter Of Charles Hubach. OF 392
South Ninth street. this city. swallowed
eix ounces Of carbolic acid with suicidal
intent at Q o'clock this morning. She
was removed to the City Hospital, where
hours.
Hattie had been keeping company since
last Christmas with Fred Winkei, a
Young tool maker. of 10 Railroad avenue.
lions.
Last night" said the girls father.
Hattie vas out with WinkeI, and on her
Isturn i repioached her. She became
Aysterical and I would not let her leave
the house this mornig for fear that she
might do violence to herself. She tried
20 escape from me and / locked her into
her room.
Her little brother ive years old, was
playing outside Of her window. She
gave him 10 cents and told him to get
some carbolic acid from a drug store.
q IT,"
The evening world., 1894-06-04
$4,000 FAILURE IN St. JOE.
Steele & Walker, Big Grocers,
Make an Assignment.
Runs on Two Banks in Which the
Firm Held Stocks.
(By Associated Press.)

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and has been regarded as one of the
strongest In the West, d. M. Steele