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DEPUTIES TRUCK TOO.
They Didn't Get their Pay So They Re
fused 10 Go on shin.

fused 10 Go on shin.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard,
BOULDER, April .S.-All tho deputy
sherills, some - in number, who were
sent out TO guard Great Northern prop
crty, have struck, aud it is rutnored that
Sheriff McNeill has issued manifesto
calling for arbitration. The Boulder pub
lie is anxiously awaiting results. one
reason for striking was that tho Jefferson
county commissioners refused 10 pay the
deputies. Some say il was n scarcity of
provisions around WIckcs and jefferson
owing, no doubt, TO the embargo laid upon
Great Northern shipping.
A few of tho Bouldc: business people
to-day made up purse OF sl03, and IL did
not take more Than 30 minutes To do 1t,
either. The money Is To 90 TO the striking
employees of this place. and tho strikers
were informed that IL they needed any
more to let them know and the money
would be forthcoming. Sentiment here Is
strongly in favor of the strikers and
everybody hopes that the employees will
win aud that an amicable settlement will
soon be had.
Roadmaster O'Conneli passed through
here to-day on velocipcde and after re.
ceiying a clearance at the depot proceeded
on his way To Butte.
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THE LoNosHor WON.
In tho Frisco Races Model Took this
Racine sIRks. E~ily.

In tho Frisco Races Model Took the
Racine siRkss E~iiy.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-The event of
tho day at the track was the Racine stakes,
the third race, Tor 2-year-olds, worth about
$1,000 10 the winner, distance full three.
quarters. OF the Is original entries clght
of the best 2-year-olds in California faced
the starter. \. Il. Sprecklcs had three
from his stable, Captain Skcdance, Pat
Murphy and Plquate. The stable was
made fayorite at to 5; Bellicose, Maggie
l.. Burke's fast colt, at . to /; Fey Al
fonso, ~. to / kaimo, 6 to !; Model and
Tiger, - to 1.
They got Off after several breakaways
with Model leading, Murphy second, Al.
fonso third and the others in bunch. At
tho quarter Murphy led by length,
Model second, Bcllicoso third. At the
half Model led by half length, Murphy
second, Tiger third, the others strung out.
In the stretch the positions remained the
same. Model came fast and won easily
by three lengths, Plquaeto second, Tiger
third; time, :Dsh. The grand Old horse
OF Palo Alto, Racine, still retains the name
of the stake.
Five and one-half ftirlongs Nelson won,
Banjo second, Hricellc third; time. :l0L.
Five and one-half furlones Chcvalcr
won, Lodi second, Annie Moore third
time, ;l0Is. Racine stakes, third race.
Mile aud a sixteenth Gilcad won, Hot
spur second, Herald third; time. :5l \.
The fifth race was declared of. Five and
one-halr furlonrs-Sf. Croix won, North
second, Boston Boy third; time, l:l0ls.
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dispatch, Chairman R.ker said: Il have
wired the men on all divisions" 10 stand
firm, as no concessions would be accepted
from the company that did not include all
branches of the service. Ii is evident the
railroad company is about 10 give in. The
officers are trying their last scheme. which
Is 10 try TO create dissension among The
engineers and firemeu and the motive do
partmenI. The general sentiment OF the
engineers and firemen within circuit OF
800 miles is for a committee in 81. Paul 10
procure rope and hang Nolan, Sargent,
Arthur and Ramsey. The chairmen of
the engineers and tiremen say that moth
ing but the A. r. L. will be recognized and
that they are forever done with the old
organizations" Rlker received the fol-
lowing dispatch tonight:
BLACKFonr, Mont, April 2s.
10 ". T. Rifer. GTSGi FIHs.
Everybody Is red hot here. The track Is In
passible west or summit. 900 feet Of track Is IN
the river and number OF slides reported In the
mountains. We are OIt TO win or die IN the
attempt, Keep US posted daily as our wires are
all In tile soup. 4. J. CREW.
The following card from the A. Il. L.,
was brought 10 the STANDARD office to-
night with request To pubiish:
To all Sister LdbIr Organizations:
Whereas, the members ot the American Raj
way union (now out on a strikel have received
resolutions of sympathy and words OF enconI-
sgsmsnt and hope. ali Of which have been duly
appreciated. We wish 10 tender Our most hum
bic and hearty thanks TO said organizations for
the feeling expressed toward us.
Signed, on behalf Of the American Railway
union, by L. u. DAVIS,
j. III. BUTLER,
CHARLES BoRDSER,
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KILLED FOR HER MONEY
A Shocking Story That CONES From
lhi Flathaad Country.
THE VICTIMS HEAD CRUSHED
Mrs. J. Cunningham BrutaIiy Mur-
dared Near Kalispel Last Night
by soma Unknown Party
An Awful Crime.
sne,IaI DI.raleh b lhe sLandard.

kALlSrEL, April 2s.- Sheriff Gangner
has just received information to the effect
that Mrs. J. Cunningham, living 10 miles
north ef here. had been murdered between
5 and O'Clock p. IN. 10y unknown parties.
ORly meaEgr details are obtainable.
II seems that she had got some money
out OF the postoillce, which fact must have
been known to the party who did the kill
ing. She was found lying in the road on
hcr way home with her head crushed.
Nearby coupling pin was found covered
with blood, plainly telling that IL was the
instrument Of death.
The sherins officers are making every
effort 10 find the perpeIrator OF the foul
deed, but as yet they have not the slight
est clue to work on. The neighbors are
thoroughly aroused and are endeavoring
10 run down the murderer.
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Very Rich Ore.


SPECIAL DlspalcA 10 lHe HtdhVdtu.
GREAT FALLS, April 2s.-J. +. Haas and
William Hector came in from Lcwistown
to-day aud report that an immense body
OF rich ore has been struck in tho Spotted
Horse mine. some of the ore running as
high as 5000 to the ton.
In coming down stairs at his residence
last night Judge Benton made misstep
and ruptured one of the tendons in his
right foot. The injury is not considered
dangerous, but his honor viii be COM
PEELED 10 use q crutch for some weeks.
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RAISING I'll. WAC IS.

Il's Thought In st Panl the Old Rate
VIII soon BE Restored.
srecia' Disna,ch to the Stan ,ard
ST. PAUL, April 2s.-The Great North
ern company to-day restored the engi-
neers' and fircmen's schedule of August,
1893, TO be in effect from April 1. Those
who have gone out with the A. Il. L. will
be given an opportunity TO return and get
the raise in wages. If they don't return
by Monday their places will be filled by
new men, the managers say. The men
are determined 10 hold out till the sched-
ules of all tho others have been restored.
This, il is believed, will soon be done.
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jenkins Makes Two Orders.

MILWAUKEE, April 2S.--Iudge Jenkins
made two orders in the Northern Pacific
case this afternoon. One authorizes the
Columbia River Railroad company and
the other permits them TO accept 6 per
cent. mortgage bonds from the Superior
Consolidated Land company in payment
of that company's Indebtedness.
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They Chased the Omcer,

CLEVELAND, April 2s.-Four thousand
unemployed men met at Monumental
Square to-day and listened to speeches in
different tongues. Tho police depart.
ment sent Patrolman Frank Kedulas in
citizens clothes as interpreter. He was
soon recognized and the cry went up
from a thousand throats, He's a spy
hang him." Kedulas ran away.
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Fined for Their Sins.
nLsnatch 10 !he stantlrl.

Special Dlspatch 10 the StandlrL
Mites CRY. April 2s.-ln the district
court to-day Fannie French, recently con-
vlctcd Of running house OF ill-iame, was
sentenced o three months in the couuly
Jail aud 10 pay a fine OF 500 aud costs.
bail being refused pending motion for
new trial. Lottio Carter pleaded guilty TO
the same charge and was fined 500 and
costs, which she paid.
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Nancy Goes To Fort sheridan.

CHICAGO, April 28.-Lieutenant Nancy,
L. ;. A.. who was acquitted of the MUIR
der of Captain Hcdberg. and who is now
in Louisville, has been ordered by Socre-
tary Lamont to join his regiment at Fort
Sheridan.
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HOLDEN Is a BAD ONE.
lie Sought to siay iwo Others of His
Kind and Was Caught.

Special Dispatch TO tine Standard
LIVINGSTON. April .s.-htd Holden, a
somewhat notorious rounder, was arrested
here tonight for making gun play in the
tenderloiu district. He attempted to take
the life Of a keeper of place Of evil resort
and piano tuner employed in the place.
but was dsarmed. Holden was one of a
number ordered out of town some tims
ago but did not move. He will be summa-
rily dealt with.
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Kali.pri Won the Game.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
KALrsPEL. April gs.-Kalispcl defeated
Columbia Falls at a game of baseball to-
day by score Of l3 TO 3. The kaIispel
nine was composed largely OF railroad
men. The game was the best ever played
in tho valley.
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AWAITING ORDERS.
Marshal Hogan and M. Troops Arc still
at Forsyth..

Special Dispatch to ths standari
MlLES CRY, April 2s.-There's nothing
new IN regard to Hogan and the other
prisoners at Forsythc. Orders have been
hourly expected for their removal, hut
none have yet been received. Haley and
his two cars of deputy marshals started
west on No. | tonight at S:l5 O'Clock.
This leaves Colonel Page of the Twenty
second infantry in full control again.
There is otherwise no change IN the situa.
tion
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SEVERAL YOUNG ToUGHS.
One Mother Sends fonr Children to the
State Reform school.

State Reform school.
special Dispatch to the stan lard.
Mills CITr, April 2s.-'rhe treasury de-
partmen, has levied an assessment of SlO)
per share. being 100 per cent.on the stock
holders in the defunct Stock Growers Ma
tionnl bank of this city, payable May %,
1891. or in four equal payments, on May
%. June %, July . and August -.
Thursday three girls, and a boy aged II
years, arrived here from Lewistown.
Fergus county. They arrived here under
sentence to tho reform school, having
come on complaint of their mother, Mrs.
May Vincent Pierce.
A l5-year-old tramp was to-day sent TO
the reform school from this city for steal
ing 81. lie makes the ninIh pupil in the
school.
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The big Raccs.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The various rae.
ing associations have agreed upon the fol-
lowing dates: Brooklyn. May 10 TO May
%; Morris park. May 80 to June 10; Concy
Island. June q TO July :; Suburban ham
dicap, June 81: Great Trial stakes. July T..
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IT'S COMPLETE.
Tho Whole Great Northern Is Sealed rs
Tight ns Wax.

Tight ns Wax.
ST. PAUL, April 2s.-No trains moved on
the Great Northern to-day. The tic-up OF
i,495 miles of track in half a dozen states
is complete. The roads in this city using
the Great Northern tracks Tor terminals
arc allowed TO switch with their own train
crews. but no regular switchmcn arc at
work. Tho men avow they will do no vio-
lence and will do all in their power TO
keep others from injuriuG the company's
property.
The brotherhood mon, apparently, have
not joined the strike actually, further than
to refuse 10 work with the other switch
men. President Hill claims to hive plenty
of men ready TO work. lie said to-day he
would make no movement until he is
ready 10 start train through TO the coast
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SOME CONCESSIONS MADE.
Tho Great Northern Restores the Old
Rate for Engineers and Firemen.

NaIe ior Eh:incers ana Iiremen.
Special Dispatch to the standai.
GREAT FAILS, April 2s.-The following
telegram was received tonight and has
since been the subject of earnest discus.
sion smong tho railroad men, many of
whom express the belief that 1T is the first
of a series OF concessions that will be
made by the company in the near future:
ST. PAUL, April q, 1891
To ". W. CUrrisr SUpsrinisHdsu dnf ?.
Bruce Muster MerhnR.r Grer' FdI.. Mont.
The rate Of pay for encinemcn viii be restored
20 The agreement of April 1, 1898: Engineers,
sI..5, S4lI Sio) and Slur; fremcn. s. -, s. %.
> - and Si.aD. This 1, take ciicc. Aryil see
that paw rJ..S are made ia accordance with this
message f,r The mouth oi April. Holsters will
be paid $50 Ter month This providing the men
glvo Us pT0mr. and faithful service
Signed J q. FAITEE,
superintendent Motive Power, 6. y. n 4.
interviewed by STANDARD reporter re.
garding the probable result Of the Pattee
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ments and not in n body, but with little
hope of success. The prisoners will DO
accompanied by two companies Of federal
soldiers from Fort Reogh, and will be
kept in camp under guard outside the
city limits,
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OLD BRscX CAN'T DO 1T.
lie Wants to Try That Case over, Bat
the Court " ont Let Him

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-JudGe Bradley
to-day oyerrulgd the motion of counsel
rar Representative W. r. {. Breckinridgs
for n new trial Of the BrecAinrldge-Pol-
lard suit. Breckinrdge's counsel gaye
notice that an appeal will be taken.
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McKane In the supreme Court.

WAsHTSGToS. April 23.-Chief Justice
Fuller decided to-day to take the appeal
Of John Y. McKane, the Gravesend boss.
on briefs, and gave the attorneys until
Friday TO prepare the briefs.
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MORE TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Washington Wants tho Federal Forcrs to
Keep Novimg.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
ST. PAUL, April 2s.-Orders have Just
been received at army headquarters here
from Washington TO send troops to Devils
Lake. Four companies of the Firs;
battalion. comprising 40 men, will leave
at o'clock tomorrow morning in q
special train, under command of Major
Patterson.
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TROUBLE BREWING IN IDAHO.
Joe PiBkham says the situation at Hope
Is Critical.

BOISE. Idaho, April pa dispatch from
United States Marshal P.ukham, at Spo-
kane, Wash, to Deputy Richards tonight
says; 81 am going TO Hope, Idaho, to-
night. The situation there Is critical
Hope is on the Northern Pacific. No
application has been made to tho United
States court here for any order.
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Quay Ha, Recovered somewhat.

PITrsBuRG, April Ex-senator Quay has
recovered sufficiently to make Trip, and
he left FOR Washington in private car
to-day.
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READE WAS WONG.


To the Helena StwspIpers.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
BILLINGS, April 28.-Thc statement
gwen by Captain Readc of tho Tenth cav.
airy TO the Helena papers OF the bat.
tie of tho commonweal at Billings
is very full Of errors. Captain Reade did
not occupy a position where be could
Judge of the affair, which lasted only a
few seconds. The commonwealers fired
no shots except when they fired the dep
uties' guns in the air and no further vo-
lence was used than was necessary to dis
arm the deputies TO prevent them shoot.
ing our citizens.
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oLNEY SAYS THEY mUsTALL co.
Helena l. To Receive III" Entire Contln.
gent OF Hogan. Followers.

gent OF Hogan. Followers.
Special nlspl,ch TO ibe standard.
HELENA, April gS.-Oriers from Aiior-
uey General Oluey nt Washington are to
the effect THAI the entire Hogan branch of
the Coxey army now at Forsythc must be
brought to Helena for trial. The federal
authorities here are unable 20 bring the
attorney general 10 the reasonable view
That a few OF the leaders would answer.
aud they are trying to 50 arrange matters
that the men will be brought N deIach-
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The Old ST. Charlie. Burned.

New ORLEANS, April 2s.-Thc st. Charles
hotel was burned tonight. Two men we're
killed and several injured. Loss $4,000.
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Tho Track Torn Tn.

MINNEAPOLIS. April 2s.-The track was
torn up two miles east of DEVILS Lake, n.
D., and the Grand Forks train held there.
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RICHMOND. Ind, April 2s.-Mrs. Lease
has recovered sufficiently to allow her 20
leave for Danviile, H., to-day.
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To-Day. Weather.

WAsHtN"roN. April 2S.-For Montana:
Fair, westerly winds, warmer IN the vest
ern portion.
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II DIdn't Leave.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, April 2s.-Another
attempt to send freight west proved
fruitless.
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WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The president
nominated John ). NJ. Neill surveyor gen.
eral Of Montana.
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GENTS GOLD WATCH,
LADYS GOLD WATCH,
BOYS SILVER WATCH,
silver TEA SET.

For further particulars inquire at the
store OF
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for a moment. Then he thought awhile.
and asked on what ground the objection
had been sustained. 1--WE have not yet
been heard en- the question of the compe-
tency Of the witness" he urged.
Judge COffey's answer occasioned some
surprise. He said that he did not believe
in Judges arguing with counsel, or giving
their reasons for their rulings; also, he
did not. believe in interrupting counsel
when they wished to argue. All he had
done was TO sustain the objection to a GER
tain question, pure and simple that was
all, This remark. while it cheered Mr..
DeImas a little, made counsel on both
sides feel as though they had srent a day
and half in argument for nothing.
The jury was then summoned, and Mr.,
Ruoisou, the juror who previously dis
tngusbed himself by asking innumerable
questions, and by suggesting that the trial
be commenced at 7'o'clock each morning,
was the only juror late. His hardness
called forth a remark more or less sarcas tic
from tile bench. But he came at lasl, and
the trial proceeded, with Mrs. John 3.
Martin recalled to the wtneSs-stand.
Arthur Rodgers, who had been sick dur
ing the two preceding days. turned up in
court just in time to resume his .eXamina-
ton of the witness. "Mrs. Martini" he
asked. did yeu know Andrew Craw-
ford? ?"
& Counsel on the other side raised inuu-
merable objections, but they we're over
ruled. Then the witness answered in a
friend | ever bad in my life"
''Is Andrew Crawford the father of John
B. Martin ?"
Another storm of objections which were
sustained by the Judge, who ruled the
question improper.
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r1ARKET STREET NOW.
The Experiment of Sweeping 1t b,
Hand to Be Fried.

The sweeping of Market street. between
Second and Seventh, by hand will be
begun as an experiment to-day, under the
auspices of the Merchants Association.
On Friday at $3.50 p. NJ. a meeting will be
held at the Board CT Trade rooms in be-
half of clean streets, to which commercial
associations and the downtown business
community are invited.
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mo, sir"
Did L. L. Robinson call while you were
in New York;"
mo, sir3 did not see him while I was
in New York"
ION May 5. 1891, who was present dur
ing he daytimeY
'Several people. don remem Der all. 2
where were yOu?
AT ths San Carlo | was out driving
during a. portion of The day. drove in
the park and visited the races for while,
and / went shopping on broadway"
what races"
.Horse races. don't rememb Der where"
Had you been there before?"
Several times during my stay in New
York"
Gould you go to the races in your car
riage?"
Mrs. Martin elevated her eyebrows in
surprise. sob, yes, sir" she said.
"Who went with your
"Mrs. Plows-Day and Mr.. Goodrich"
slow long did you remain there %
II don't remember"
"What did you do thereP"
Grove johnson was gradually getting
angry and his objections to this line OF
testimony came fast and furious. But the
judgmentsof the court went against him
mostly The witness was told to keep on
answering.
81 sat in my carriage wrapped up In my
furs and watched the races" she said.
when were you there before?'
Witness replied that she could not tell.
She was not there May nor May 2, nor
could she tell when she was there. She
was not at the races many times prior to
Nav g.
"Did you bet on the races"
Sometimes; but very seldom"
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Weak Men and Women

CHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives heSltn Sno
Strength to the Sexual organs JAZZ eou u
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COPELAND INSTITUTE.
S. A MONTH.
The Folly Of Paying More For
Treatment and Medicines.
There Is No Better Medical Service
Than That Given by the Copeland
Medical Institute.

The best medical service in this season OF
"hard times' should not cost more than So
month.
This is the stand that Drs. Copeland. VIM
and Neal take. This is the gauntlet that they
throw down. 10 their confreres In The pro-
fessiOn.
The physician who charges more than that
amount as his monthly fee does so because MS
practice is SO limited that he IS obliged 10. or
because he feels that he is able to bamboOzle
his patients TO swell his receipts.
There is no better medical service than Drs.
Copeland. VIM and Neal give In their spe-
cialties. Their large practice attests this fact
their established situation proca,ms IL, their
testimonials emphasize II.
Five dollars a month is the only charge for
treatment and medicines. III you pay more you
are simply giving away all over and above that
amount,
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81 have taken a course of treatment at the
Copeland Medical Institute for catarrh OF the
head, throat and stomach, from which had
been suffering fer a long time. 1t never gave
me much trouble until about a year ago, when
10 aggravate myc tarrh very much. i mad all
the symptoms which have been so often de-
scribed, headaches. pain over the eyes, eyes
weak and wateTy. roaring aud buZZing sounds
in the ears, nearing duled, nose stopped up,
dripping in the back OF the throat and con-
slant hawking and splitting,
''It extended to my stomach, and then my
sufferIngs became almost unbearable. i was
Disguised witlithings generally and, after read
ing and hearing so much of the Copeland ply
sicians, | decided l would give them a trial. l
did so, and now feel first rate again. l can
freely recommend these physicians as gentle
men. as well as tirSt-cass specialists
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ABOUT THE CHILD.
The Paternity Question
Ruled Out.
BUT OTHERS ARE ASKED.
Arthur Rodgers Is Accused of
Insulting His Witness.
sTENoGRAPHER SUMNER IS SICK
lie Never Fairly Receivers Strange
Meeting With Mrs. John Martin
on Sunday Last.
sTENodRAPHER SUMNER IS SICK

Yesterdays proceedings in the Martin
will contest were remarkable for two or
three sensational incidents.
To begin with, something seemed to have
happened to Sam Sumner. the stenogra-
pher. He entered the courtroom as usual,
and was sitting scribbliDg as hard as his
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RESULTED FROM LA GRIPPE.
Catarrh of the Head and Throat,
With Stomach Complications.

says Mr.. John W. Thode, the well-known
grocer at 544 Hayes street. and who lives al
615 Ash avenue: