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wERTHEIN CHILDREN

The Evening World" tekes the lib
erty of sending the love of the sick
babies to those dear children who con-
Quoted the fair--Aiphonse Frank, Albert
Wartmann, David Rosenheim, the
Adams children, the Ludwig children,
Lily Scheer, Eleanor Ziegler. Florence
Troub. Hortense Levy, Julia Ruttner
and Miss Potter, who kept the cash.
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STABBED IN his OWN HALL.
GueIera bowers Attacked by an
Unknown Man.

Policeman Ftnnerty, OF the West
Thirty-seventh street station. early this
morning found Guelers Bowers. thirty
eight years old. Of $50 Eleventh avenue,
In the street suffering from two stab
wounds in the left arm and one In the
left breast.
The wounds were inflicted by some TN
known man In the hallway OF Bowers =
home. He was taken to Roosevelt Hos
pital where his wounds were dressed,
after which ne went home.
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Worked for the Babies.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Enclosed ind $780, the proceeds of q fair held
on Ninetieth street. between First and Second
avenues. for the benent OF the Sick Babies Fund
We hope our efforts may benefit some poor child
CHARLOTTE OLSEN,
AGNES JEWETTE,
MIII.IE AMONG.
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Father aad Martina.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
We had q lemonade stand at sbt East one Hun
dred and Twenty -fourth street, and succeeded In
getting So for the Sick Babies Fund. Hoping
this will assist some poor child,
ESTHER LEDERER, age H.
MARTINA HARRIGAN, IL.
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Harry Wagner. Katie Wagner. Lille Kahrv
Fannie Goldsmith. Lizzie Wagner. Sophie Kshrs
and Katie Trube OF i7s East Ninety third street.
sent s. 70 the fund.
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Ramed at Eldorado.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bicnfeid. OF ''Eldorado." rahsd
q splendid plano lsmp for the benefit Of The
Evening world's' Sick Bsbies Fund Thirty
chances, at % cents, we're sold. No. won the
lamp. Tho holder Of this chance was Mrs.
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An oetoss.araan Missing.

A general alarm has been sent out from Police
HeAdauartsrs for Michael Craig. an octogenarisn.
who disappeared from the home OF his son. q
machinist, OF 1863 Seventh avenue. On May Q
last The missing man 10 described az hve feet
ave inches tall. stoat build. sry hair and beard
When last seen he was dressed In q dark suit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-11

For entertaining gossip OF the
turf. the hall acid and the ring
read the Q O'Clock Edities asd the
spsrtins Extra Of The Evenins
World.
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Collected in One Day.

To the Editor:
Please nnd Enclosed 81. collected In one day BY
Constance Bncknsr and Mabel and Carrie Crowley
In aid OF the Sick Babies Fund.
CARRIE CROWLEY, 1855 Lexington avenue.
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Punch and Judy, Asbury Park.


At q Punch and Judy show recently given at
the Hotel Madison. on Sunset avenue. the rum
Of 80 was collected for THE Evening World
Sick Babies Fund The performance wan con-
Quoted by Mr.. John X. Green and Mr.. Leon de
J. de Bernbrsch. and was under the patronage Of
the subscribers. AsBURY PARK, n. ].
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A lemonade stand In front OF aSt East One Hun
dred and Twenty-nfth street ~ss conducted by
Mamie GaEhan. Emma Shaw and Josie Gashan
two nights last week. and yielded "a. which they
left at this once yesterday.
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Collected at North Beach.

To the Editor
1nclossd please IND a.eS for the Sick Babies
Fund. collected at Daufkirch's Bay View Pa
vilion. HARRY THOMSON North Beach, l.. l.
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Judge weide Helped Them.
To the Editor

To the Editor
We held q fair in Judge weides store. 1902
Park avenue, and realized So 90 from the sale Of
toys and cream. Judge Weide kindly assisted US
In many ways. Lulu IRSCH.
GRACE ROBERTSON,
JOE HARTING.
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Five Had q Fair.


To the Editor:
Inciosed ind 81, proceeds of a little fair held at
23s East One Hundred and Fourt zenith street.
Rosalie Hymans, Philippine Abraham,
Hattie Scidei. Yetta Meyer
Lena Schoenfeld.
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And s2.TS Was stolen.

To the Editor;
A fair was held for the Sick Babies Fund at
q Manhattan street, by Constance Dyer. Mamie
Remley Katie MAXWELL and Jennie Rnasaberg at
which was collected 10 cents. purss OF tt7B
stolen d.
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westmoreIand House, saxton, N. Y

TO INC FuitOr.
Inclossd please and $3.50. the proceeds of q con-
cert given by the children Of the westmorelsnd
House. ssxton, Ulster County. N. Y. Hoping that
this will relieve some poor children, we remain
yours respectfully. TnE CHILDREN.
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Arverne-by- the-Sea belonged to the lit
lie folks on Thursday, and the way they
ran the resort and bossed and robbed
the residents and Summer guests was
delicious.
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with fancy articles Il brought us sass. Hoping
Il will help the little onea
CHARLOTTE EHRLINGER, age ~.
KATIE EliRLINGER, 10.
no Eat Ono Hundred and Fourteenth rtreat.
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JERSEY BEACHES.
MoDougaN Has sketched the Men
and Women Seen There.

When McDougall goes sketching on
the New Jersey coast, the well-known
people Mt these famous watering places
want to hide. He draws very funny
pictures. and In spite OF the grotesque
victim.
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ON THE JERSEY COAST.

The Sunday WORLD will contain a
page of these sketches tomorrow, done
by Mr.. Walter McDougall, the famous
cartoonist, who has been making
"World" readers laugh for years past.
He has made some striking hits.
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rair An Eldr,d~e street.

A fair at go Eidridss street conducted BY Lisrs
Tobin and Mamie Newman last Thursday,
yielded 81 50 for the Fund.
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ing In the shadow OF the tent. watches
and chuckles ut a piece OF glittering
mica. In his excitement the Dog sings
out:
Boys. tits 'er as done 1t, There's
the lass that brought me luck"'
Three p. NJ. More excitement!
A nugget weighing nifty pounds! The
monster of the field. a wonder of the
country and "A fortune to its finder.
Picks and shovels are thrown down,
the roar of cradles and sluiceboNes stops
as II by magic, and the excited crowd
starts at a run for the claim.
on their arrival Dog Kellarey says
nothing. but for the second time he care
fully points out his boundary. lie places
his revolver ON the cradle, ready 10 his
hand. and, bless you, the crowd under
stands what he means by that.
The luck penny sucks her thumb and
crows contentedly. Womanlike, she
knows she Is the centre of attraction.
When the last visitor has departed, the
Dog picks her up and says emphatically:
"Kinchin! It's you as brought the
luck 10 the old man. Now, look here,
three parts OF that claim belongs TO you,
IL does!
And he meant II.
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Collected in Fifty-seventh street.

To the Editor:
Please accept the inclosed $40 for the Sick
Babies Fund. collected in Fifty seventh street
by Fanny Raphael, aged ten. and Annie Hayden,
aged eleven, Of 68s West Fifty -seventh street.
II.
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.hv Be Sick

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the final recommendation Of the Board Of
Charities, and the requests for removal Of
Sis ShS hsT' Hssp rssBon'bs for making
Who n5e the people with whom Mr.. Brock
way hhs been dealing1
has been deeply interested for years IN the
work OF the reformatory, treats ofthis.
the work which ls done there without devot.
ing considerable time TO study OF Mr. Brock
w,s n 1ae ths 2, the men he has
he works I know som ething OF these and
know the good results which have been accom-
:" look at the class Of convicts that are placed
there. Many OF them are wild boys. The ma
iSn. MANI. OF them have been reared as street
gamins MANY Of them are bright and ener;
Ge.c but their eP9pr sh have ~ been directed
srslly sneskipe, bad lot to deal with. ~ sen
is due to some mental or intellectual weak
nnes.; con somn cr9oksdness They cannot be
goa is%Ss wts sSe s1.is% Of
lshment known, as spankingY
no :aI S. M Do;T,s and sppFOys Of
which have been distributed by the convicts
who have given their evidence against the In
in ali this. aud goes a. great way toward indI,
eating whether actual cruelty and abuse have
sons S q ha he Ns
whi daS a 9 Or othsrwse punished after he had
egreeu 70 90 what was wanted OF him.
The attack unon the institution. he said, was
an outrage. Editor Edward l.. Adams OF the
Ehnmd Airertise, speaks Of the report against
Mr. Brockway In those terms:
ties IL concerned. It strikes me as giving plain
evidence. ps did the course Of the investigators
all through, that there was no intention from
the start Of having q fair Investigation or a
fair decision. The whole business was prsde-
The committee slmmered down TO one
man. and that man was an open. avowed enc
work. Tho report was made and printed be-
fore the su m M ing-up arguments were heard
Mr.. Stanchneld was allowed to argue before
tss hors and h T whsn the
pamphlet form. The whole course Of the In
vesstigation was remmarksble for its unfAirness
ana malicieusness
flleted at the reformatory, the Tunes says:
The law allows the infection OF corporal
punishment at this institution. system Of
monty pfsctised in effectins discipiins Il ti has
been found that from 10 to 80 per cent. OF all
the prisoners fulfil the obligations Of the In
stitution under the influence OF moral means
forced to the performance OF duty and good
behavior. Sentimental considerations do
not enter into the .account. In summing
man Commission makes It appear that a
wholesale business has been done; A. rec
ord is kept Of. each blow that 10 struck. From
this record it is shown that the percentage Of
spanked is but one.twentieth OF one per cent.
and when the character of tho inmates. tho
great freedom which is allowed them within
the only method OF punishmont, save for re-
duction In degree or in grade. the testimony
OF the committee. instead Of appearing as q
strong proof OF the generally well-hehaved
condition OF tho In mates"
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UNLICENSED DENTISTS FINED.
One Let or with 6to and . Scare, and the
Other with 81 so and No Scare.

Oae Let or with Gto and . Scare, and the
Other with $50 nad No Scare.
Gustav Wittenberg. who was arrested on
Jan. "a on the complaint OF the County Medi.
cal Society for practising dentistry without q
license. pleaded guilty yesterday In the Gen.
eral Sessions before Judge Cowing. He was
flushed and nervous.
/ can't put my hand on the section In the
Code that prescribes tho punish m emit for your
offence. Wittenberg." said Judge Cowing.
What do you think that the punish MT Is ?"
81 don't know" replied WittenberG. ner-
yousIy. "Iknow that only put some cotton
in mans tooth when It was aching"
Well WittenberG" said Judge Cowing
what would you think u the punishm ent
1t was evident, from wittenbeTg's face Just
Well. !" said Judge Cowing. II have found
imprison M nt for life"
Wittenberg's face brightened amazingly.
frst offence. fine you SO"
Wittenberg smiled broadly and dIyed his
hand into his p9eket for the money; Then he
have SlO in that pocket He searched all Of
his pockets, and finally made up the SO In
bills and small change. And then he was re-
Before Judge MARITIME Oscar Dobroczynski
Also pleaded guilty OF practising dentistry
You have been convicted Of this offence be-
fore DobroczyDski," said Judge MARITIME land
you were fined on your plea OF guilty In the
sI!eSial sessions within a few months ago."
old country when a man pays fine for such
an offence as this the fine paws his license and
he can go ahead. Thought it was the same in
lie was fined $3.50. and paid tho nne with
three 500 bills from a large roll.
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KATE IERRY's WILL
NOthiaE for Young JuHaIIs, hut She Ha
100000 Al-sady.

NothiaE for Young JuHaiis, hut She Has
s5.0OO,oOO Already.
The will OF Mrs Kate Terry the widow OF
Juan Pedro Terry. which was executed on
April II. 1890. was filed for probate yesterday.
Mrs. Terry. who died on March 3. resided at
lO2 West SeventY-fourth street. BY the pro-
visions OF her will she gives to her daughters.
Lucy Adeline and Kate Louise all her real
and personal estate absolutely. share aud
share alike.
The reason why do not leave anything to
my beloved daughter JuanitA Terssita," the
vided for"
She appoints Jacob Fromme executor and
guardian ot her daughters. Lucy Adeline. Kate
louise. and JuanitA. The petition for the pro-
bate Of the will sets forth that there is 10 real
estate, and that the personal property does not
. Mrs, Terry married Charles Bullard alias
Piano Charley. the burglar. but left him when
she discovered that he had another wife and
several children He 10 now Ia prison in Bsl-
GUM. Mrs. TeTry's two older daughters are
his children. Her daughter by Juan Terry,
SOUOU.UOO from her father.
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GIBBs FLEEs FROM ST JoHx
Spurious Clergyman WAC EIoped with =
Brookiya Woman.

hrookya "onah
ST. JOHN. N. B.. April e.-Gibbs. reformed
actor and evangelist. who sloped from Brook
lyn year ago with Mrs. Angelo Frost. has
been forced to fee from this city to escape ar
rest. Gibbs came here six months ago from
Halifax with Mrs Frost and her ten-year- old
child. He registered at one Of the second
class city hotels as the Rev. ]. w. Garrison.
wife and child. and In q few days became on
friendly terms with . number OF St John
clergymen.
He talked OF his past religious experiences
aged to open a mission on Waterloo street.
whore he has since mnlstered TO goodly
flock. which placed every confidence In the
new minister and unhesitAtinGly advanced
him whatever cash no wanted. He rapidly
couple were received into St Johns best social
circles.
A couple OF months ago the family went to
board with James stratton, at lOI Britain
there before he awakened suspicion that he
Was not all he pretended TO be. and Mr.. STRAIT
ton began to make inquiries. some OF tho
seen about his rooms when Mrs. Garrison WAS
away from home, and the little girl told a lady
that her pApa's name was hr. Frost and that
Mr. strstton wrote to Brooklyn. TO the adj
dress he got from the child and his answer
came from Mrs. Gibbs She said her husband
had lett her year OF so ago and eloTed with
a divorce Mr. Stratton said nothing 10 Gar
Tlson Tor Gibbs but took his Information To
the Chief OF POLICE. When the Chief went after
the pair last night he found that they had left
From different members OF his congregation
he borrowed about 5000.
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LI-ut. MsCrr.,ar. Canaan.

A step toward reViyinG the SiKty-ninth Regl-
ment. which has been disbGndsd and made a
battalion. was taken last night At the ErmorY.
when Lieut.. Edward 4. MeCTystal began the
organization OF q rev company. There are
now five COMPANIES In the battalion. and six IL
the limit This will be reached when Lieut.
McCTystafs new company 10 formed. and then
application will he made 10 the Governor 10
reform the regiment Lieut. MeCTysIAl re-
eeiyed last night the names OF sixty eandl-
dates. fIity are enough 10 form company.
lie eNPsets 10 receive more applications on
TUESDAY night next when the entries close.
aud then the company will be drilled. IL 10
probable that Patrick j. Costin and Patrick j..
Hayes will be the LisntenRnts Of the COMPANY.
Lieut. AoCEYstAl Will DO the Captain.
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TIE ARCHDIoCEsE OF NEW YORK.
Runors that Il I. to he Divided Are with
out Foundation.

out Foundation.
ROCHESTER,. April GA despatch sent out
from New York said In effect that four new
Roman Catholic Bishops would be appointed
shortly in the archdiocese Of New York. Two
OF the bishoprics are vacant. Albany and
Trenton. The other two named are Buffalo
and q division OF the New York diocese. A dis
tinguished ecclesiastic in this city. and ono
who Is In the inside. said that the story about
New York diocese being divided is a canard.
Some years ago tho Bishops met" said he.
and 1t was thought better then to recon mend
to the propaganda that Poughkespsis be
elevated into an episcopal see. But this adj
vice was not received. hence nothing further
has been done"
lie added that at present there Is no inten.
ton In the minds OF the Bishops Of the prov:
ince OF New York to again urge q division OF
for for the division Of the O New York diocese. he
said. was conducted by certain priests in this
and other parts OF the State. who had the
The diocese OF New YORK can only be
divided by the unanimous consent and wishes
q the episeopste within the jurisdiction Of
only within few days agreed not TO make the
change. The Arch bishop OF New York. though
re- G95' s tn mo 90 diocese nT III sas
pean Bishops, and. though his work is hard.
arrangement is that he will continue to admin
lister the Affairs OF the diocese as heretofore,
The rumor that Poughkeepse was to be Gre
agitation melted by certain PouGhkeepsIs
change his berstts for mttTe. But. aecOrd7
never be granted. This pSrtieulsr cleric has
peculiar notions upon ecclesiastical procedure
sna emu Would not recon- end him to those
who have the bestowal OF episcopal dignity.
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HEoc4WAFs FOES AND FRIESDA
Results or an Issairy Made By the New
York Tines.

York Times.
Ihs SHo York Times prints to-day the re-
,ut Of an Investigation It has made regarding
usNtempt to drive out Mr.. BrockwAy from
us superintendeney OF the Elmira Rsforma-
WIZ persistent and vigorous attem pt
sUeing made" 1t says. to wipe out OF sx-
s'ense the reformAtory system Of the State OF
NiorE mass OF testimony given by con-
u'n and ex-eonviets before . tribunal OF ac-
.a0Alsged hostility to the system 10 the
'Apoh with which the attack is made
Al that sklliul manipulation. distorted
IueiAggerAted statements. partial aud mis-
usd evidence can do 10 being done
ssp OF the face Of the earth . system Of re-
Urn im IoE criminals which Was inauRurated in
.S stAts about twenty years ago. and which
osea working In such a war as to COM
me attention and respect Of . dozen
soi this Union and OF foreign countries.
'mAh who Is responsible for the successful
.t'lHg on OF this experiment is to be branded
-. monster and retired In disgrace II this
a'pHaeT Is consummAted."
+S0nE those who are quoted IL the Rev.
vaAs n Beeeher OF Elmira. Z" I can hardly
ast , myself 70 speak OF the proceedings OF the
saL sAld Mr., Beeeher.
kbo1s sseAuIt mas been made on q man who
tr,,s ss more OF the subject Of prison work.
siS ,,I iGseip.ine. and prison reform than any
teen M men IN this country. An attempt has
set IN sue 70 dIscTedit. to tear down and wipe
slslem 20 which he has devoted HIS
IpoInS siem which has m ade this Institution
Iir.inu r ~ over the world can hardly re-
lssll as think Of IT,
uuusn.s 10 a little world In that institution
tkl az. ~ rewards are offered to those who
Nko shausM unusual puntshmSnts for those
Vii tbeoss mat alternative Tor those who
ksif.r SOhuluons are constantly becoming
va tt .uu easier for those who will the other
TIE sys v ioaa IS constantly becoming TOuREsr
n, S.,,,rM has been fairly we'll begun. Viii
tissrseIs ,hhoN stop il. and In humiliation and
NJ VHout the man who has maJsit7
nan tlocAhaJ has struck men IL Is said
IlrRsoS W. " course he has So has the
naSJ No elIsr hitJ, years OF practice. made
In eshJ cuts and Amputatsd NAM llmbs.
hs sI'4,sa suffering, Mr. BToekWay h. Iiks
sgpsFI5issE93H, Il las been said that be, the
70 nusb :, ,t lent, has inflicted ali the bioWS
ghS dSs. ne ne better. He IS Ike the physician
BIS me1i,i" Fust an apprentice 10 Administer
laHi "''Ass' 1Gt gives them with his own
eItbbgg, manner q the Investigation bs .ays.
iagbapEN az j. Infamous Ii began 10 a nastT
ne me-. a. th,is Ia stink. The fogbapk Was
sOayIets ~ testimony from convicis ann en-
laTs hs.sshe we're the worst Oh those mo
W. a lie TeIoTmRtoTy. The stlRE IS
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Religious alOtires.

EvANGRLIsTIC CAAPAIGS-NIBLOs GARDEN
II Broadway. near Prince Conesrt every dAy froa
Park sisters sorneists Mss CphAm Miss Phslps hr.
W spencer Y. J. Parker. Creole quartet: A q. hKon
Spsaks Wednesday, FRIDAY. DR. H. J. Barrell tuesday
and DR. John X Davies Thursday, at Pm. Admsr
zion FREQ By ticket only.
Al'sInoGn MsstnE,. Emmanuel Bsptst Church,
30 fred schiversA speaks and Creole Quartet slnEs
evening meeting ~ I;E5 preaching BY ;, Robinson
Fourth Avenue frrabytsrian Church. 22d It Dr.
John X D9yiss pastor George sIsbhinl lsIds tue
and other pastors Will preach a. $ "a
lsth Street n. r Church near sth aV. pastor. Or.
John A. 81 u llsont N as pham su4llat ur-
kobinson. Al 3 so
FirSg Collegiate Church. Harlem. Rev. Or ]. Elmsn-
aofi It.toro Arthur Craze spsaSs aud Prof wssdsa
-. hurL's n I. Church l30 West Asth at bstussa
en- aud q ava Ee' h LJVn pastor. Rev DR.. walker
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PAIsLOESs's Lace MN Nay Bs RsSPsasd BY
New Owner.

The lace mill operated by the American Lace
Manufacturing Company in Patchogue. l. l..
was sold By auction yesterday. and was bought
By samuel A. steiner Of this city. The plant
brought sol 900 aud the stock on hand 81. $50
The mill employed POO hands. some Of whom
were induced TO come from England and make
their homes IN PatchOgue. DurnEtheireceL {
hard ttmss the mill became pushed and ilnally
BhOFtly.
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Mr.. AIIII.r Wa. reI.oasa.

Coroner Dobbs held an inquest yesterday IN
the case Of Mrs. George Miller, whom her hus-
band, a saloon keeper at 64S German place. is
suspected Of having poisoned. Two OF Miller's
sons testified that he frequently heat and
threatened his wife and once had tried to XIII
her by putting poison in her snuh Deputy
Seemd to indicate that Mrs Mllsr's death was
caused BY arsenic. The jury found that death
person or persons unknown" Catonsr DObbs
committed the prisoner to the IOmbs prison
70 await the action Of the uTand jury.
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BUSINESS Votiees.

Mrs. WinsIow'. Soothisg syrup
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLToNa %
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PbRfECr SUCCESS IL SOOTHEs the
CHILD soTTENs THE GUNS ALLAYs ALL PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO. and ~ the BEST REAEDY FOR
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