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The evening world., 1894-03-20
CALLED HIM LIAR AND SNEAK.
Speaker Holt Denounced by As
s%emblyman McEwan.
The Latter Says the Speaker Broke
His Promise Regarding "A BIZ.

TRENTON. y. j., March 2O.-The bad
blood that hu, been brewing for Il week
or more, between Speaker Hot and
Thomas McEwan. leader of the Repub-
lican majority, came II a head this
morning when Mr.. McEwan scored the
Speaker in public.
Holt was sitting at breakfast in the
dinlng-room of the Windsor Hotel when
McEwan walked in and ranged himself
alongside the table at which the
Speaker was eating breakfast.
you are II contemplate sneak and
liar McEwan said in Il loud voice,
Then he turned on his heel and made
tracks for the door.
lIolt's face flushed but he said
nothing. The persons VIII were In th"
dining room at the time heard the re-
mark. and they looked on in amaze
mcnt.
II do not wish to say anything
Speaker Holt said. when asked for his
side OF the story,
McEwan was more willing to talk. He
said that the Speaker had promised to
refer his Water hlll to the judiciary
Committee and had instead referred it
10 Municipal Corporations.
The Speaker made NJ explanation or
his action. ana Mcf!wan could not see
any way but the one he had taken Of
expressing his feelings.
Speaker Holt afterwards said: THE
trouble with McEwun is that he wants
to run the whole House. lie IA be-
leader on the floor. but he can't dictate
as 10 what | shall do, aud he might aS
we'll understand that now as later.
Anything he may say Or do won't
have the least influence" ON my course
When the House convened Assembly
man Harrigan asked what tn" Judiciary
Committee had done with the direct
legislation amendment submitted last
week.
The Chairman %tSalingcr) Is not here"
Speaker Holt said.
We'll. | hope that the members of
that Committee Will take l'r"d OF what
] saw Mr.. Hurrigau remarked.
we don't want that matter smoth-
cred. and would Nike to have 1t before
the House rs soon as possible"
The house passed II hill prohibiting
seine fishing in Rarnegat Bay. After
the morning session the Republicans
held II caucus and decided that on ad-
iourning this afternoon 1t h" to meet
again Tomorrow afternoon for the pur-
pose OF hearing ana considering the
Supreme Court decision on the Scna-
torial muddls,
The evening world., 1894-03-20

4 m,Io iutati ar, D. u munth .Ii Nus found
n. d basket Ia Il htllwE ~ % ~''HaI street
las. n,hl' A Nursing bottle uIlrI Afh m''R aui
ed r.nuIr Of .I.'htns were '.rul r ihr hHs>rt
10 aud was taken - Nsrfaa T'A,fr "a, r.urc
iiraIpuarorS
Frederick smith. lN.'',-rvc y,trs OFT N 81
N,S' Fnr'y. if'r' street va holt ~ trial On
. a.r"t ~ running , policy shop IN a NInsn'
-.m 1T "9' llc'cuth H'rru3 Yesterday Is Jas
.'' NHN ~ N~rrkHiIl' count iuHla>.
FOO fan ,rUns ru'u- Court his morn!r. S.c~ton
~ Murr charged S1nirl Gurdron. NJ ~ Nadi
f'u s,loel Jacob Crop, - 80, Et' EiEh.R street.
-. Iu'rIs . E.ta"". ui o.. Anr'rrlar, u,crus.
wish 'hIn"luf amt slr'7 l"l" CO." s.r,cs Tae
priarnuIs N,Io Evll m S.np Dail 'uh
Gcurga VI Shoiwri' = hotel hucpcr - ~ IVES,
Twenty hind S,'r'', wAs Lril I'M tiNl ha,l IN me
I'H"--rn Market Police Court his morning
charged with keeping a dlSurdcrly house
Frank Silansc, an Italian bnothlArs. was hold
for 'rai In the Harlem Court this morning for
rnhbins Richard Diamond. a laborer. Of II;
East Tenth street.
Miss Celia Gresg, OF $40 West Firy.eishth
street, charged Ia the Tombs Court this morning
hat F.ank Sullivan. uf lai Hester street, stole
t'T r"'krrIo0k eUntaining 500 sullivan was held
lar uTiAL
The evening world., 1894-03-20
EDISON COMPANY WINS.
IN Injunction Against the luiyrr-
snl Electric 60. n

An important decision in the famous
litigation owe, IN" Edison lamp ha. lust
been handed down by .Iudgr Kicks, %.
cleveland, O.. refusing To dissolve the
Injunction viii n the Edison Company
obtained against the Universal El"ctri,
Company. IL l>%' tn" Edison Company
appended 4 rrrtIiirAte To the Eds N
Lamp patent rnum"rlt,nS the dates of
expiration uf Various foreign patents am
iuhlv rteniiy included that of the Eua
iisn patent, which expired last Novcm-
h.r.
solve the Injunction on tho ground that
h. reason Of This certi.irat" IN" Ellison
uGtcnt, or a. any rLte, that the Edison
company was stopped frum C~Ontcnl!uG
t!al I ia not then expire Judge Kicks
To- irl against iIr ln,Nrrsl! Company
ou hulu Erpuuls. AMI the injunction
therefore continues ia force.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
SHEARS AGAINST RAZOR.
These BARRIERS Fought over II DiNI-
sion of Rpceipts.

y three-corn"r"d fight In a little bar
her-9hup At las Sands street, Brooklyn.
this morning resulted in one of the par
Elephants being laid up for repairs. and
the two others being put behind bars on
Il charge of i"lunious assault.
Frederick tuglincsr ana Bernard
Greco w"r" partners in the business.
shortly after midnight they got into II
quarrel over the division of the days
receipts. t~Oglin"se grabbed Il pair OF
shears and Greco armed himself with II
razor.
While the partners stood Rlaring at
each other. Mrs. t~uslin"Se entered the
shop and slapped Greco ON the face. The
men then closed In upon each other. and
the woman also o part in the light.
\ policeman arrived In II few minutes
aud separated the brllig"rrnts. Greco
zane out OF the tight with an ugly
wound IN the neCk' and togiinesc and
his wife wer" badly cut about the hands.
The trio were attended by an ambu
lance surgeon and the men We're locked
UP.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
GOWNS FROM ABROAD.
Altman & Co.'s Imported Costumes
Make n Fine Display.

such a display of pretty gowns is sei'
dom seen as that of b. Altman & COS
imported costume exhibit in their store
at Sixth venue Nineteenth street
The W are in all sorts of designs ana
col1rS, and the European costumes ars
especially varied.
One OF the prettiest costumes Is a car
r!age dress OF CHECK tafeta silk, Win
Chene figure. The skirt Is full! plaitso.
the waist has a surp!ice back. Inc
front Is full to the bust and is finished "
bows of green and red taffeta riDpohs.
The sleeves are very full. This is rather
n quaint-looking garment.
a very fetching street costume Is onsS
Of hOneycomb crepon, which has a ~,
plain skirt, with a pan!er effect at Az
top. The dress has n plaPteui
collar. 1t is finished in front with. allsnn
OF guipure lace and a soft collar OF biAcss
MORE antique. The sleeves are largeN an
full to the elbows and small at the .lnI
a tailor suit of tan Goth Is a vwV
handsome costume. The skirt Is frps-
mented at the top and bottom with 81
pentine designs Of the same az
stitched on. The top Of the skirt VI
ished with a bullion belt, and at the nsat,
are three short EOdets. The waist Ivy
violet and white taneta check silk. ~
front and back are covered with VI
cream applique lace. 1t has fun Id q
mutton sleeves and a soft silk collar
A cape. which goes with the cost q
Is o. tan cloth lined with check sill
Is very full and broad n has q I'd q
collar finished with violet velvet
The evening world., 1894-03-20
PUNISHED THE DOCTOR.
He Failed to Report Gases of small
POx, nv Required.

Health Commissioner Emery, of
Brooklyn, has inauguratel a warfare
upon physicians who fan to report con-
tagious diseases. The Department be
gan operations to-day by bringing Dr.
Claude II. Schlitter. of lbs Seventeenth
street. into court.
1t was charged that DIR. SChlattcr had
failed to report a case OF smallpox In
the family OF Eugene Barber, OF ZIG
Fifth avenue. MIR. Rarder'a 'sdii, Al
bert. died two months ago. aad two
other children are st.ll sick.
The health inspectors within the past
few days have traced no less than nine
cases OF the malady where the victims
had come in contact with some members
of the Barber family.
In court DIR. Schlatter said tina he had
withheld the report frem the Health
Board to oblise Mr.. i~!arier, who was
an old friend.
Justice Walsh fined the physician $50
and imposed II fine OF $40 on MIR. Barber.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
MGOuGH DID NOT TESTIFY.
His LAWYER Refused to Have Him
Sworn at the Troy Inquest.
Said the Coroner Could Only Put Him
in Jail, and He's There Now.

10y ~ d'Fh iiFSF'
TROY. March 2O.-When the Ross in
quest was resumed this morning and
Assistant DiStrlct-Attorney Pagan called
John McCiOugh. one of the men held for
the election day crimes. his attorney,
Mr.. Norton, SAID he refused to be sworn.
Mr.. Norton said: IAN o can do Is to
commit him 10 Jail, and that is not
necessary. as he is already there"
jeremiah cleary, one of the principals
of the affair. was put on the stand. He
testified that he Wen, to the Third Dis
trlct polling place, where the atfray
occurred, as a spectator. and h was
not in the polling place. He acknpwl-
elgcl hitting Ellis IIayner. and said he
SAW lohu T.. BLAND tire at Ross. and
day was in the hands of Boland.
tleary swore that all the previous eye
witnesses of the shooting were mistaken
when they said II was done by Shea. He
did rot see M~ctipugh, shoot William
Ross. Witness ran home then and
waited until Friday, when he gave him
self M.
Mir. Van %Santvoorl conducted a rigid
REORGANIZATION. The witness said he
did not believe ii was his duty to tell
the police anything about the matter.
lie went to Police Headquarters and
ave himself M because the papers
were asking where he was. lie had no
idea of running away. He acknowl-
edged having had trouble at the Regis
down Duncan e. Kaye. a Republican
watcher. lie was quite sure it was Boz
land who Snot Ross, as he knew Boland
well. 1t might have been possible. how
Ross AS every one seemed to be firing
tOGther.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
LEAD PIPE THIEVES.
Three Youthful Robbers Turned
Over to the Gerry Soriety,

John Russell, fourteen, of 4a7 West
sixteenth street; Frank Cassidy. of 49,
west Sixteenth street. and Thomas
k~aNanaugh. Of 49, West sixteenth street,
both thirteen years old, were remanded
in Jefferson Market Court this morning
Tor stealing IA quantity OF lead pipe from
a vacant house at 400 West Thirteenth
street. The boys, with two companions.
went through the house from roof to
cellar and Cut out all the pipe. doing
about sou worth of damage.
Young russell has been twice arrested
before for petty thicrery. K~avanaugh
has been in the clutches Of the law once
before.
The boys were taken to the Gerry So
ciety's rooms and turned over to Agent
MulliEan for Investigation.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
MEMORIAL TO CLEVELAND.
Chamber of Commerce Denounces
the Bland seigniorage Bill.
Bond Subscribers to Meet and Pro-
test Too Morrow.

M "
The repreS"ntatiN" m"ruh"nis h'.l i've
anciers Of this city. members Of tn.
cha m,.r ~, ,,u,.,,. r,.b. .,,,r,
w ""' ''
ana FORMAL protest IN IN" sh'l" 81 B
memorial to President tlry"ltn- 4yAiuet
M utor., ,,.,I,,o., san -, ,,. ,n.,,
",'tto"h '''' n',
ing OF the Chamber held to-day for That
special purpose
IT was onc ~ ,,. LARGEST, ,u.r,iu,s
ever h"Id by 'hhi Dolly ana ~" NhnilI-
! nous opposition to- m" bilI represented
,h, fo.I,,,,. ~ ga. c,,r. n,.Iu.ss ,n,,.
Nv ' w '' ' '
iluhitS'
The meeting was called at Ia" request
az n,,,,,r I,.. II a. Amman
,,,,n' y' u, ,,.m,n .,
award Sl''ino"S' ''""i| 'i""'z' 9Ah
F! sloan. james SulIman. Dumuut Clarhu.
,,'''" ''''
Hh"ith"h "'' " h"h''"r "' "'""r ''h'''E
members of TIA" 'hamh"r
p,..h..r ,I.I.s = S,,Ih ,,II,l lar
,".
"'''"frH l" oF"'' "' '-'"'' ""' p''''S
stated ia" object ~ ~" ~" stiur.. ll"nr.
Unutz. Chairman of the Executive com.
initta". then read "A memorial which
uy,s up,ntrn,,rIN .J,ur,I In mar. ~
Mas a. fIii,ws
1t recommends tn" veto Of the bill
wuIrn uroyilrs for th. irum.lIutr r,Ir.
iug Of ..,yrr buIIirn Ia the sum of 81
IL; Gsl lin. alleged smount Of IN. ullu
OF thl seip,,iorag. Of tn. nulliou now in
the Trrastry, on the grounds ,hat the
hin "ou IL ( ,c4 mIsreprrsrnts IN. nrtuul
facts in regard t. The silver In the
Treasury tTIrchn.aI nnInr tho uct nf
.Jnlv Il. iSu'"
II th,n ro.s ON n, say that th,r. IL
no such thing as seirni0ragp under the
existing laws. ms All huilion has been
purchased outright by the Government;
nor ia ,barn auy ,uir man tho nmuuni
,urrh as sol MI ~ ih. r".utrn,y ih.ra
L.. -. " ~. -
The rres,nt vain, nr silver is n -
cents der o,in,. ~ against 70 ii cents
per ounce. for which thr Govrrrsn.nt's
! stead. therefore. OF II gnin nf 81. I5G,6sl.
! tnrr,. ie "A loss of si6. II;'y pl
ShpuId th, I'M uass the memorial
s,yu The s.,.uritv witch &. ,lr.,Iv In,
uI.,,,Intn ror III. rrdornn,i,n nr ont.
standing Treasury notes, would be sim
: more dIrninish.J "
In comparison with this operation the
rnm.s .snactshl. ' - " '"''
If - nnt,ounI hn,k ar r,ty,,. firm,
wrr.'.,o max. s,rh f,lsna r.,ntt,ics ~
n,.,nt,InI fur,h.r On ,r "a
t ' r""r"non, g., ""s7, an .''n.'tv'
nrors' A., a, -, ,uHT,T ~ hsSt,I, rs ~,
or ~ ,rlImr ~ =" " e''
y Nnr.nrvvr, I'M. c,rer,ror, u,s rlsd..1
nv th.. r.c.ntt ,"t ,n,',n Iiny H. .iiIT,r
nhn,,rhn .iny ", ',,PIn"i 1t NNvy.,
r', mnin,"in n'a nnih s, =, ,nr , "a r OF lH|'
un,as r.rtidc.ff. os' nj r,,,anny i'"'"'S
Th. n,nr,nrInI InlJv Ma, ~, a,,,,
mn,fat,,' nrisin ,nn',nh thmn..' ~. ~
nn,r 80, g M w -" Tp'.nh AZ.
;o thr tread Of rontiuueI nnT,bs az nv
IT, ~ ''Sni ", commune" purchases I'M
vi ~ 1.ms.hn" ~, ,,., a.,
'aI,' n,u''Ii 'nh' 'nr ' na,t-
p,..iJan , ciav nj, ~ niputnS VII
dmuh n>',Wnt.nv nc'''m III r"th,u u" 'ee,s-
',nSn '"Ft'"s '"e "he'cts Oh IN"
,r ~ - .
ThT dornnn"n "onclndsd GGN, p1inling
'"' ,imt Ih' lWssasr 81 we p'li VIII irih
!, 'u,ulei ISSUES 3l poh,s' increasing
VI" b"r""h ni laNhtloh ana lowering me
''Nr' Oh 'l"hI NaIu' 10 the SILVER stand
ara 800,
IN th' pie'ace Z ms rrnha rkahle doc
The evening world., 1894-03-20
A CHIT HAND TRICK.
Hut William Bolstcidt Was Arrested
for Attempting Suicide.

When william Bolsteidt, OF "a Oakland
street, was arraigned in the Even Street
Court. Villa msburg, to-day on n charge
of attempting suicide by hanging him
sell. he emphatically pleaded not guilty.
~ am n sleight-of-hand man." he cX-
planned, and was simply practising for
an entertainment | am to give tonight.
While i was at work, the rope caught
around my neck and nearly choked me.
Had IT not been for my wife cutting me
down | would not bc here now
1T was a case of Sleight-of-neCk not
sleisht-of-hand. wasn't it," demanded
Justice Watson.
The prisoner appeared TO appreciate
the remark II laughed heartily, and
the Court DISCHARGED him.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
THEY BOUGHT GREEN GOODS.
Two Men from Maryland Paid S:00
for Paper.

The Jersey city police last night, ran
across two more victims Of the green
goods men, DEFECTIVE McNally saw two
mrnuctnE rather susp!ciously in the Cen
trail Railroad station, one had a boy
under his arm, which he guarded with
great care, and McNally. suCpcCting they
mad p~urCna-tI glrun goods, IuJhS them
70 NE ponce station. When the contents
We're surprised TO find n lot Of green
paper in the box insIcad of 5000 worth
of money, which they supposed they had
purchased for $500.
The men gave their names as Samuel
Hammett and John Harvey, OF Calvert
County, Md. Harvey told the police that
no and his friend had received a circular
The evening world., 1894-03-20
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
New Jersey Thieves Attack nm OLD
Man at His Gwn Door.

pASSAlC, n. j., March 2O.-Chief CT
Police Hendrie Ia searching for the men
VIII" assaulted ana robbed John Van
Driel early Yesterday morning. The
police expect to make arrests ,o-day.
as the nssailants are known. Van
hriol l. sevtNty-ivc years old. but made
hand was badly decorated hy one Of tho
m'l pulling the revolver which the olI
man. GraSpcl when the thief threatened
L. .hopt him.
Tie men Meut to tho house Of Van
lri"l and told him that his ddughtpr
wanted him, ls she MAS injured at Pat
rrNnn. When Van pr.el opened the
door The mon JNmncl IN and struck him
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receipts, which, when sent to the bank,
we're invariably returned mar..ed No
Account across the face.
When traced. these checks were all
found 10 nave e~Inanated from the same
party, although drawn on different
banks and by various bogus firms and
individuals. Among those victimized
We're such weil-knOwn merchants as
julius j. Hoffman, of 226 Central ave-
fpetz and Maynard Herberg.
A combination of .he victims was In
court this morning. but Justice Con-
nelly refused to go on with the case.
present to testify to the fact that no
sucn accounts as those mentioned ex-
listed in the banks.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
CLOlSTER MAY RACE AGAIN.
F~nvoritr for National s,ccpicchnse
ls Much Improved.

LONDON. March ~. Tho Sportsman.
watch yesterday announced the break
dawn Of Ciuister, the favorite for the
Grand National SteepleChnse. SAYS to
day that the horse was chilled after a
Elllup on Saturday. which affected the
kidneys.
cloister has improved under medical
treatment and YESTERDAY went two miles
or "A walk, The horses trainer expects
that t~lgister Will fully recover and he
able TO resume galloping to-day.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
BRADFORD'S PLIGHT.
OF Larceny and May BE
Charged with Theft.

George Bradford. of A. Bristol street,
Brooklyn. driver Of an express wagon
for Charles Quinlan, of Bristol street
ana suffer avenue, was held in The Gates
Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-day In $500
bail, on Il charge of larceny. A charge
or forgery may be made against him.
a package containing SIS was given to
bradford on March 6 to deliver to
Atlantic avenue. He returned a receipt
duly S,Gnei. Mr.. Thatford complained
shortly after of not receiving the money:
and when shown the receipt declared
the signature was a forgery,
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and came to New York to buy the
money. At Philadelphia they We're met
by IA lame man, who accompanied them
to New York.
Harvey was taken into a hotel near the
ferry and he exchanged his good money
for bad. The police notified the stran-
gers that they had better go HON at
once and never return to New Jersey.
Detective McNally put the men on a
rail- bound for MARYLAND.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
RESPITE FOR A MURDERER.
nnte Of nrrGermnn's Execution
Postponed tnttI April .G.

TRENTON. y. j.. March 2O-Gov.
W"rtS has rcpricyci Charles |" Berger
mar the MurriStown murderer. until
April ~. Brrgrrmnn was under sen
tenCr 10 h" haig"l on March -. Tn"
object of the rrprirNr L. to permit the
Court Of iariIns an opportunity t. pass
upon the case.
EX-ASSemhlyman Thomas !. O'l'rien,
B~erSrrnan's counsel. induced the Gov
rrmOr IN IntprfuIr.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
FOR PASSING BOGUS CHECKS.
Joseph Furmnn Charged with That
OHcusr in DrookIyn,

Joseph FurmAn, of @25 Hamburg
avenue, Brooklyn, was brought before
Justice Connolly this morning in the
Gates Avenue Court to answer the
clargc of Passing bogus checks.
For some ;imc past tn" merchants Of
Eas' NV YORK. have been receiving
checks for small amounts among their
The evening world., 1894-03-20
BELGIUM CABINET RESIGNS.
tai the Ministers VIII Hold on TIL
King Leopold Returns.
tDv Associated Press

BRUSSELS, March .O.-Premier A.
lirernaert to-day announced to the
chamber OF Representatives the resig.
nation Of the Cabinet. on account of the
rejection. by the Chamber. OF the Pro-
pnrtionnl Representation bill. The Pre-
mi'r added, however. that the MINISTER'S
would remain In office until the return
of King Leopold to Il 'lgium.
King Leopold Is in Switzerland for iea-
sons OF health.
The evening world., 1894-03-20

Max S%!lvsrmsn, a saloo7'le'p'r, ~ - n,isi'a
strr",. made a charge o. d~iscr!cr'y c'ud 90 against
BENJAMIN Lesson. 'h.rty-0ve wears o.. IN ne
EsseN Market Police Cuur, 'o-dA", Ic>1D went
into Sllverman's saloon last nlpht and demanded
a glass OF whisky. When ,he bar
tender refined 10 serve hin ~ Geth
eraItiF ran his arm through a jidDr-rIas.
window, His arm Was cut ana 70 required eight
stitches - sew II " NJ says hat b." VAS dignk
al ,hc time, Justice Hogan Ga"i him SO.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
Fell Asleep and Lost His Money.

Oscar llill!arl. Of 81 Pacific street, and ?. j.
Mackey, Of Il Bolivar street. Brooklyn, were A.
rested this morning, charged with stealing w
from William II. Ramsey, of lOi Ryerson street
Ramsey was visiting a friend at 81 Fleet plaza
lie fell asleep On a lounge and woke up, %
says, In time TO see the prisoners leaving us
room. They deny the charge.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
Sanford Pleaded Not Guilty.

benjamin q. Sanford, who is in custody await
ins trial for omhcz1ling $50. 900 from the Continsn-
tai Rational Bank, Of this city. was arraignsA
before Judge BENEDICT in the United States DIS.
irirt Court al II O'Clock this morning and pleaded
not guilty. His trial was set down for March y.
SANFORD Will be defended by Lyman l.. Settel. Of
bl Park InN
The evening world., 1894-03-20
~aackache, ~Faintness,

Extreme Lsss.tude, dom, care" and
want to be !ef; alone" feel ng. excl;ab.!.
lily, I:rltabllity, nervousness. sleepless-
'6lles." Tnese are sure Indications '1 of
Female Weakness, some arrangement OF
the Uterus, or
The evening world., 1894-03-20

SIuprcsseL or Painful M~ens,ruailons,
W rtkness Of IA, stomach Ind g-St.nn.
floating FlHoiHE, Nervous Prostrarion,
Headache. General Dehllit:, Kidney Com.
plants n either sex Every time Il WI.
relieve
The evening world., 1894-03-20
Postal Jerk Norris Plead Guilt,

Walter q, Norris, a tall, handsome yours
man, With an honest face, vas a~rraigned before
Judge Bsnediet, in the United States Criminal
Court, this morning on a charge OF embelsling a
for ~sentsnes.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
womb Troubles.

Every woman. married or sinsle, should
own and read "Wonian's beauty, Pert,
Duty" an Illustrated book OF 30 pages,
containing important Information that
every woman should know ahoutshersalf.
We send II free TO any reader OF this
paper,
Al druggists sell the Pinkham medicines. Ad.
dress. In confidence, LNDiA r. PISKHAN MED
Co., LYSS, Mass,
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wcat | suffered az, thirty three Years. ! tried
all sorts Of remedie, and often
without the -ilghleI rc,l'f luu' hottie, Of
Hooi's SarsRuarlIIa no. unir relieved, but
cured. both the pi,eJ AMI rEeumatislr, Tie
The Meeker herald., 1894-11-10
MORE VICTORIES FOR JAPAN.
The Walled City of Kin Chow Captured
with Little Fighting.

Yokohama, Nov. 4.-Advices received
here from the front show that there
has been heavy lighting In the country
just north of Port Arthur. The dis
patches received are brief and are sill
ent on some important points. 1t ap-
pears that Field Marshal Oyama d.
vided his forces. While one division
landed on the coast of the peninsula
north of Talienwan, another division
was detached with orders to effect
landing near Kin Chow and to proceed
thence and join the main body of the
army. This operation was Il complete
success. The japanese encountered
no Chinese warships and the trans
ports reached Kayenko and disem-
barked troops guns, horses and NUM-
tons in safety.
Kin Chow, which Is n walled town,
and which was believed to have been
held by a large garrison, was immedi-
ately attacked. The outer defenses
were carried by the Japanese after
few hours fighting. The Chinese
made little further resistance and the
Japanese were soon masters of the
place.
In the meantime the Japanese feet,
which had conveyed the transports,
opened heavy fire on fallen wan and
Kakuyo Kayenko). The firing scarcely
ceased for many hours. Covered by
the fire from the ships the land forces
attacked and captured fallen wan in
brilliant fashion.
The dispatch states that the losses
were heavy. They also report that an
important naval engagement occurred
Saturday. but give no details.
Yesterday was the forty-second an
niversary of the birth of the mIkado.
There will be great public rejoicing to-
morrow over the victories thus far
won by the japanese armies.
Up to the time of sending this dis
patch there has been no confirmation
of the report Of the capture of Port
Arthur