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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
THE POISON LAWYER
DR. OSuqLIVAN Has TIE CUEEREST HOUSE
IN NEW YORK CITY.
LiYss Like Pasha-0risn.aliSns and Skulls
Skeletons Of Great Criminals in the Midst Of
Eas cru Luxury.

The queerest domIcile In New York
is that of DR.. William j. O'Sullivan, the
the brilliant young lawyer-scientist who
defended Carlyle Harris, DR.. Meyer and
DR.. Buchanan, and will defend Mrs.
Dr. Meyer.
He abides on Washington place. A
big, old fashioned mansion IL is, once
upon a time the town residence Of O
notable family. Few visitors enter his
picturesque "JeD." The doctor prefers
to live his social life on the outside OF
those heavy oaken doors which gives
access to his veritable chambers OF
mystery"
DR.. O'Sullivan ought to have been
born a pasha or a bev. His leanings
In the matter of house furniture are
entirely Oriental. Indeed, while 1t
home, he evens assumes the dress OF
Mohammedan. When l visited him, it
was to find his stalwart figure becom-
ingly clad In loose linen breeches and
braided jacket, while on his head re
posed a gorgeous turban which would
not have disgraced 3 Bosporus palace
or a mosque at STEAMBOAT. His feet were
incased in costly Persian slippers, the
gift OF Mir Aulad Ali, Tehersn digni-
tary who met the doctor on one oil his
Eastern tours, and who shores with
him deep interest in the science OF
toxicology. On acquered table at his
Side-the table came from Alexandria
stood a beautifully ornamented narG-
hill, or Turkish pipe, which he was
10 the act Of putting when | entered
The pipe is nearly Two feet in height.
It's long tube ends in An amber mouth
piece.
II don't smoke tobacco with my mar
Chilli" explained the doctor; "in fact,
owing to the water in the pipe, an en-
joyable smoke could hardly be obtained
with thu Yirginia leaf. The Arabian
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A Coal Combine.

KANSAS CITY, No, December IS
A large number OF coal companies who
have heretofore found il difficult to
compete with the large coal operators
and mines in Kansas, have decided TO
organize a new company. The capital
will be s., 900, 600 and the company will
De able TO make its own prices. General
sales offices will BE opened In Kansas
City and will be under the management
of Capt. KnifliR, formerly general agent
for the Missouri Pacific Coal Company
at Louis. Practically all OF the smaller
companies in this locality will be merged
into the new concern.
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DURsr's Fine Candles.
NEW YORK'S CRUSADE.
Police to Move Against the PoOls-Bo'
One Firm Went Under.

Police to moVo Against the Ioolb-boW
One Firm Went Under
New York City is in the throes OF q
blind pool crusade aud the police are
likely TO move in the matter. Regard
ing the collapse OF the firm Of Weinman
& Co., OF Al Broadway, the New York
Sun says: "Pennsylvania has proved
rich field. Here is one instance: From
one little town there Weinman e. Co. re-
ceiYed In one week S7,lsO from dozen
or so persons. Each Of these per-
sons IN good time got a receipt,
and each OF them was told that
his money had been put into certain
mum bered pool. All were put into the
same pool. Reports from time TO time
indicated that profits had been earned,
but, curiously enough, these reports did
not coincide in amounts, nor In the
statement as to the stocks dealt In.
just about the time the people might
have been expected to send for some OF
their accrued profits there was sent 10
each OF them letter Of different tone.
Owing to al unfsvoraole'turn turn Ia
the market it began-yoa can guess
the rest. Out OF the 81. $50 the loss was
6.144, and checks were sent for the
balance OF 1896"
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Charles Garrett Found Guilty Of Killing
AIS wife.

Charles Garrett Found Guilty of Killing
His wife
PHILADELPHIA, December 15.-The
Jury in the case of Charles Garrett,
who murdered his wife SeDtem Der 13,
came into court to-day with a verdict
of murder in the first degree. On the
morning OF the murder Garrett called
at Mrs. Gallagher's, where his wife and
child were stopping, but Mrs. Garrett
refused to have anything to do with
him. This so enrsged Garrett that be
drew razor and, grabbing his wife,
drew the razor twice across her throat.
The woman dropped 20 the floor and
was dead 10 less than two minutes.
Garrett fled and nothing was seen or
heard OF uim until October II, when he
was arrested iG Columbus. o. He was
brought back 10 Lebanon October Is,
and during his trip from Columbus
made a confession, saying he had killed
his wife because she had not been true
10 him.
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punsr,s Fine Candles.
slr.s, Car strlk. ssttIsd.

wAsHIsGTos. December ia sat-
lsfactory ssitIsment between the sirik-
Ing drivers and conductors and the OH
GERS OF the Msiropolitsn Street Railway
Company having been arranged last
night, the men started 70 work to-day.
AID ell cars are runniug on sehsduis
time. The settlement. though involv.
Ing reduced pay, also provides for
shorter hours, and the men regard u ~
a victory for them. All the old msn
were taken back This morning.
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TYING THE CARToUCHE AFTER THE CAR
FRIDGE HAS BEEN PUT IN THE DYNA-
MITE.

proper weight each has, so far as dan
ger is concerned at this stage OF the
proceedings, there is none, because each
in itself is Com ArativelY harmless; il Is
Only when they are commingled that
they become explosive.
The acids are mixed In q receptacle
by means Of air forced into them. The
receptacle is leaden vat or tube hav-
ing double sides, between which circu-
lates a current OF cold water, while
crossing and recrossing the interior are
a number of little pipes through which
tie water also flows.
DANGER IN oVERHEATING.
A thermometer is constantly employ
ed to indicate when the proper tempera-
ture is reached. The acids are poured
10, and when they get to a proper de-
gree Of GOODNESS the glycerine Is put In
drop by drop, care being taken that the
temperature shall not rise above rs deg.
At the lower part Of the vat is little
faucet that communicates with re-
ceptacle, where the mixture Is rapidly
cooled within very few seconds after
it leaves the vat, and then it is run into
a large bucket filed with cold, water,
where it is sgitated and thoroughly
mixed by the in lection OF cold air. This
agitation Is kept up for quarter OF an
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SAN FRANCISCO. December 10.
Savings Loan Bank II trying 10 hn'
heirs OF Alexander smith, beliey'
have been lost on the steamer OK
Gate, which was burned OF the
Gao coast 10 1862. Thlrty-two
ago Smith deposited Sc, 500 10 the
With the accumulated Interest u
amounts 70 $4,000 Smiths old
child. II has been learned, was 70 fol
her tsther on the next steamer
Brooklyn, where her relative lives. V
alive Jane IL now 30 years old, and J
the only direct heir 10 her fathers 81
tRte.
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The B. & o. r. Z. Co. announces that
excursion tickets will be sold between
all stations on its line east Of the Ohio
river during Christmas aud New Year
holidays, al reduced rates. for ali trains
Decemb Der %, %, "a % 90. 80, and jan
uary /, 1895, valid FOR return passage
until January 3. 1895, inclusive.
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ANOTHER KILLED.
PUsnST ANDY BOWEN RECEITES A FATAL
BLOW FROM LAVIeNR

Bowen Was Oulclasssd-Bsatsn From The Sarl BE
Stands Up and GanslY Takes Terrific Punish
msnt-Ths Knockout Blew Landed IN the
Eighteenth Roand-LaVigas and Seconds Put
Undr Arresl-fhs Ryan-DsnPssy Contest
Declared 0f-RIeord Of he Dead ighlsr
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CHRISTMAS presents, in Gut Glass,
China, Lamps, Onyx Stands, Cabinets,
Bric-a. Brac and Ornaments In Royal
Dresden, Bonn, Worcester, etc. L. u.
Evans & Co, 43 Fifth ave, PIttso1rgh.
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OUR pattern dresses put up for holt
day trace are selling rapidly. We have
them from $500 upwards.
ENSHEIME3's,
Eleventh street
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IF you need sgood medicine 10 purify
your blood, give nerve strength and
build up your en- tire system, take Hoods
sarsaparills. IL prevents sickness BY
making pure blood.
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We can show more Fine China in stock
THAI al other China houses in Wheeling
com ined. l. u. DILLON & Co.
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DROPPING N1rRo.GLYCERINE.

To increase the power of this explo-
sive which has been thus far produced,
and which is known as nitro glycerine.
or the first stage OF dynamite. the ma
terial is transported in gutta percha
bags TO an apartment provided with
tables bearing q particular quality OF
porous earth which is found only in
Germany. The nitro-glycerine and this
earth are then calcined uutil it becomes
a fine powder. which Is known as dyna-
mite, and which consists Of IS or so per
cent, of nitro-glycerine.
The dynamite cartridge Is provided
with illuminate of mercury in copper
tube, which is employed in exploding
the dynamite. This tube, or cap, is
closed at one end aud at the other end
is inserted q wick, In the shape of a
t visited card, permeted, In turn, with
powder. The speed with which this
wick burns is one yard in fifty seconds,
and il will continue to burn under wat
er. A regularly understood variation
in the strength OF the charge is employ
ed in the different work TO be done by
the explosive. The accompanying IL
Illustrations give an excellent idea OF the
manner Of preparing the explosive.
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New china lamps will be opened to-
morrow morning.
l. G.. DILLON & Co.
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SEE the dainty china cup and saucer
and sterling silver spoon for Sl.00 at
/. q. DILLON Il Co.'S
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On and after December l6 trains on
the Ohio River road leave as follows:
(CIty time T:20 >. NJ. lis p. M. p.
m. Arrive. II 3. N, Z4s-t> 10 and 7:iS
%. n.
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How Is this! Five cent embroidered
silk ASndkerchiefs and up at
Tbs Box Ton.
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BIG sale OF Shoes, Clothing, Toys,
SILK Haudkercbiefs, Fancy Goods, Kid
Gloves. Prices below any house.
The RACKET,
llO3 Market street.
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THO. J REMPE Invites all his COM
rades to attend his grand saloon open
ing on Tuesday, December 18th, at his
new quarters, l41l Market street.
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II. +. HiIlman & Co. are giving special
prices on their stock OF fine goods this
week. 2S Eleventh street.
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Ladies' Linen Lawn Initial Handker-
chiefs 25c, worth soc. SWABAChER'S.
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An immense line of Trefousse gloves for
the holidays. We warrant every pair
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We expect to close cut our entire
cloak stock the soming week. Special
prices will prevail.
EMsHEINEEs.
Eleventh street.
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BIG sale Of Shoes, Clothing, Toys,
Silk Handkercnieis, Fancy Goods, Kid
Gloves. Prices below any house.
THE RACKET,
HOP Market street.
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Ladies' and Chndren's Lined Kid Gloves
and Nitts. SWABAChERS.
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pure Arabian variety, such as fair
ndnlisnnes Lift 20 their languId lips with

pure Arabian variety, such as fair
odalisoues lift TO their languid lips with
henna-tinged fingers in the balmy
Orient. After the coffee came q pull or
at the big narghili. A lump Of burning
charcoal was placed IN the top OF the
pipe. Then the doctor fitted on second
tube, add Ghe writer made the acquain-
tsuce of tawbaki through the medium
thereof. l cannot say that enjoyed
the smoke.
Unjust not be supposed that the only
adornments Of DR.. 0'Sullivan's apart
ments are Eastern. He can boast OF the
most interesting and grewsome collec-
tion of skulls and skeletons l have ever
seen. The entrance door is 1Snked by
two grinning specimens OF the latter.
These hideous twins have, each OF them,
q history, Indeed, all the Doctors
relics of this kind have histories:
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LADIES Gne Dongols flexible sole
shoes 200. Ladies Dongola neziele
sole patent tip si.5a LocKEs 4
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Ostrich boas, handsome and cheap. swa-
hackers.
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Examine II. f. HilIman & Co.'S stock of
fine jewelry and silverware before you buy
elsewhere.
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holiday Rates.

For the mId-Winter holidays the Ohio
River z. z. will sell excursion ,ickets
on December %. "a. 25. and 30 aud 81,
1894. and January 1, 1895, between all
points on its line 1t one fare for the
round trip. Tickets good returning IN
Ill January 2, ss25 $500
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BARGAINS

Gents initial linen handlyerchiefs 15c.
.wO for 25c, worth soc. Swabaeker's.
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Gents Initial Linen INADVERTENTLY; ise'
two for Z5c, worth soc. sWABACkbhs.
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CHOICE Candies, Fruits and nuts, at
c. V. Harding & Co.'S, 1906 Market
street.
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Ladies' and Chudren's Lined Kid Gloves
and AIitts. SWABACkER'S.
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See our display of japanese pottery.
Rice's.
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SroP 10 and examine our line Of 6ue
Candies, C. V. Harding & Co., 1905
Market street.
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HOOPS Pills curs naussa. sIcy
ache, Indigestion and eiliousnsssI
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FINE holiday Slippers from CSC up a.
sroSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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GEsTLExES's fine hand-turn gore
Nulllfsr slippers,in wine, tan and black.
sl.25. LocKEs.
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Special bargains in fine diamonds at H.
r. Hillman Il Cos.
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NEW China Ice Cream ssfs. Meat ssY
and Dinner Plates Just received q
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tawbaki is my Arcadia mixture Taw-
bski is sort OF first cousin OF tobacco.
The Arabs smoked it many centuries
before Sir Walter Raleigh brought to-
bacco from the Americas.
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Boys Suits for soc, csc, S1.25, s1.67,
S1.S7. Look then NJ.
THE RACKET,
llO2 Market street.
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Ostrich Boas. handsome and cheap.
SWABACkER'S.
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Buy your Art Materials and get the
Stamping at half price. SWABAChER'S
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hour; then it is allowed to rem ain quiet
for a time, after which it has filtered
over it chloride Of sodium. Then IT is
ready TO be used.
There is a different room devoted to
each process in the operation of making
the explosive.
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OUR so. so fine hand sewed Shoes for
men and women are beauties. A SIX 10
see them.
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NEW China Ice Cream Sets, Meat Sets
ard Dinner Plates just received a.
/. G.. DILLoS 81 Co.'S.
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AWEsOsfE DECORATIONS.

"I cannot tell you whose cadavers
thes are" said the doctor. wiz sig
smile. "If did the suthoritie might
not like it. But / will own bat the
skeleton on the right is that of A1otor-
ms murderer; while It's con anion
he formed. tha framework Of aAlood-
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Kid Gloves 65c, worth S1.a5.
SWABACKER'S.
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AMONG THOSE he NET

were Mike Murphy, John Wilson,
Frank Perder, James Boyle, Jimmy
Oliver, in Chicago in nine rounds; Nor
ton, Chicago. two rounds; Charlie Will
SOD, IN three rounds; Tommy Ryan,
lightweight, in three rounds: Charlie
Johnson, 80 rounds, draw; Billy Myer,
% rounds aud second decision on
foul. Beaten by Jimmy Carroll, beaten
by Austin Gibbons; defeated Joe Fiel-
den, a draw with Jack Burke in los
rounds; defeated Jack EYerhardt in so
rounds; Stanton Abbott, ten round
draw. His last encounter resulted in
25 round draw with Jimmy Carroll.
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That Piano aud Organ Sale
At Houses, is attracting a great deal OF
attention on account OF the low prices.
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In watches, vatcRkS, watches, at III. +.
EiI,man q Cos.
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LITTLE ORIENTAL PARADISE.

haCc0 from the Americas.
A LITTLE ORIENTAL PARADISE.
The Oriental idea is carried out to
the fullest extent in the doctors rooms.
Handsome Turkish and Indian curtains
drape the windows. Divans stretch in
all directions, and quaint little carved
coffee tables, with bull tops, tend TO
trip the uuwary, and send them sprawl
ing upon the rich Turkish carpets
Around the walls hand mirrors, with
trophies In the shape Of yhataghans,
scimiters, Finishes aud other offensive
and defensive instruments OF Mahom-
medan warefare. There is genuine
praying rug from an Adrianople mssque,
and in bronze brazier burns, night
and day.soms subtle Oriental compound
which spreads on every side faint,
pleasurable perfume. A large Persian
pussy-cat stalks demurely from room to
room. His name is "Yussuf," and he
is a verv dignified cat indeed. Not too
dignifed to Kill mice however. He
came, as kitten, from Firoz, small
town In the interior OF the Shah's do
minions, and has attained the discreet
age OF five years.
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Reduced Rates for Christmas and New
Years.

Special sale of stampedIInens &c. Rice's
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THE COFFEE OF ARABS.

"Have some cofiee?" said Dr. O'Sulli
van, as he produced a queerly shaped
vessel ard two tiny cups. The coffee
very black and very glutious. 1t had
flavor wholly foreign to that possessed
by the berry as consumed In America;
and this, for the reason that it is the
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THE INGREDIENTS.

To learn how it lie handled in its man
ufacture aud how ii can be manipulated
afterward with freedom from this un-
pleasant accompaniment, a Press re-
porter visited an establishments not far
from this city where dynamite is put up
and prepared for use. The mgr edients
employed are nitric acid in conceD-
trated form, sulphuric acid, also highly
concentrated, and glycerine.
These products are carefully analysed
individually before being mixed, and
are weighed off into their proper pro-
portions with great care. As to the
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DEADLY DYNAMITE.
aow It Is Prepared. Handled and Car
ried


The recent free use OF dynamite In
criminal attempts that have been made
upon life and property revives an inter-
est in the preparation, and prompts
curiosity TO know how it is handled
when employed for such purposes and
how 1t can be safely carried by the men
who use IL. The threat TO destroy
number OF buildings at New Rochelle,
together with the Italians occupying
them, and the destruction Of the car
door on the Washington express lately,
give an appreciation Of the danger we
are In.
1t perhaps may not be known
that dynamite, which presents such an
innocent appearance, is most disagree
able poison, the vapor arising from IL az
ter its explosion causing severe nausea,
aud It's simple contact with the fingers,
particularly il any Of it gets under the
nails, will produce violent headache,
generally accompanied by nausea.
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The newest Seekwear. swAsAcKER's.
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Special sale table covers s1o. Rice's.
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DUssr's Fine caadlss.
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DURsr's Fine Candles.
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back every time the visitor was close
enough.
Lavigne would either dodge the blows
thus attempted, or let them land harm
lessly on him. de was landing on the
local man at will. Bowen was stag
gered TO the ropes by an onslaught OF
his powerful foe. While there in help
less condition and trying to clincb, La
vlgne planted his left over the heart,
and crossing savagely with his right,
landed q terrific blow on the angle OF
the jaw. Bowen fell back like felled
tree, and his head struck the floor heav-
ilY. LaviRne walked to his corner,
while Duffy counted the ten seconds.
The beaten man was picked up limp
and TO all appearances lifeless by his
handlers and carried to the dressing
room.
Andy Bowen was born in this city In
February, 1865. There were no Incl
dents Of special interest in his early
life, but from mis- earliest youth he had
always shown q prediction for athletic
sports, including baseball and fighting,
AID il was his abition to become a
fighter OF note. He commenced his ca
resr as a pugiist when he was but 10
years old.
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MONEY for UnHoown nsIr..

puRsr's Fine Candles.
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DuHsT's Fine GO.
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CONVICTED OF mUKDER.

90 sailors, worth s1.oo, at 1oc. Rlce's.
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STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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and although the blow was not par
tlcularly hard one, IL brought a look OF
anguish 10 the face Of the thoroughly
beaten little man. His mouth was
partly open while his eyes wore wild,
frightened look. His cheeks were
bruised and swollen and his lips we're
pufFed out. The cut over the left eye
was the only color In his pallid face.
(fiis breath was coming in short gssps,
aud after breathing for a moment he
would catch his breath. With wOnderI
ful gameuess he would not finch FROM
the shower OF blows Ained on him d
Lavinge, and although his strengl
VassgOns, be tried bpvely TO Hg