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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08
Is 1T TRuEi

Is I. truo that love flies out The window
When poverty stalks in tho door2
Is it true that he heart OF woman
Cares for luxuries and nothing more7
Is her heart so shallow and vapid7
Is her soul so narrow and IrcIu2
1 Is her mind 80 placid md dUl thless
That it shows but tho surface sheen?
20 Oh, rather was shallow the writer
or that libel on grand womanhood.
OF the heart of her whom he sInndered
He knew not, nor yet understood.
In the time Of ndversity's trials,
When the heart Is borne down in the
y strife,
lis ever the love OF woman
4hat brings back our manhood TO life.
Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

NEW YoRK, Aug. T.-European cables quote
American steers at sl4al0c. per Id, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at 7ls@slsc. per ID.
Calves quiet, veals steady; poor to choice
Yeals S.9t5, 30 per 100 lbs. prime butteruiiik
calves, S2,25. Sheep firm, good lambs higher;
poor to prime sheep, ss6alsa375 per 100 lbs;
very common TO choice lambs, 81 7bd5. 10.
Hogs firmer; inferior to choice, S5,i0I5.s5 per
100 lbe
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Aug. Cattle market
slow and lower; prime, st40G4t5; good
butchers. S340it355; bulls, stays and cows,
$l.50Is3 Hogs steady and unchanged Sheep
market steady; extra, So. i0lt3.6o; good, $50
30; common, 5Oc. q l.25i lambs, s2.50lk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. s.-During tine
night the iull rugged Norwegian ship
Catharine Captain Stevenson, stranded
on Santa Rosa Island. A terrible south
east gale was blowing at the time. Cap
tain Broadbent, of the life saving station,
with the assistance of his three young
daughters and one man, hauled their ap-
paratus nearly two miles, fired the life
line and rescued the crew Of the vessel.
The vessel is in seven feet of water, and
Is rapidly going to pieces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug s.-James X. SIratton ,
notorious mail robher aud convict is M,
der arrest here, awaiting officers frar
Denver. Stratton escaped from a Colorad,
prison in September, 1893, while seryin, ,
two year sentence for robbery, and lnru,
government reward was offered for hi.
capture. y was arrested by Chicago de
tectives oa State street and icrcely f0ug h,
the officers before he was ovcrpowered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Flour steady; win
ter snperilne, S2lO12.2l winter extras, 81 Is
az 40; No. winter family. S.. 4uGp2. 50; Penn.
sylvania roller, straight, S2.50Q270; western
winter clear, s2.40GG2.6 IS. Wheat strong. higher,
with 56i4c. bid and 5Bl3c. asked for August
Corn higher, very strong, with G41sc. bid and
Doc. asked for August. Oats hrmer, with &c.
bid and SOC. asked for August Beef firm
Pork firm; family, SIS; short clear, sl45OaD
1880. Butter Arm; western dairy l21aGsl6c +;
western creamery, l4e&3c.; Elgins, 23c.; Penn
sylvaniR creamery prints, fancy, 24c.; do.
choice. 23c.; do fair to good, 2Na 222c.; prints
jobbing AT 25d2sc. Cheese firm; part skins,
Bls5alc.; full skins, 212lac. Eggs firm, New
York and Pennsylvania, l5c.; western fresh.
l3li4e
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. Henry Whitman,
the victim of his sons assault, is lying at
the county hospital in dying condition.
The two boys, one aged IL and the other
%, were taken to the hospital and identi-
fled by the dying father as his assailants.
The boys, Walter and Harry, returned
home after spending the night at a dance.
Mr.. Whitman upbraided them for stay
ing out so late, and the boys retaliated
with angry words. From words they re-
sorted to blows, and the father was chas-
tisiug the boys In wholesome manner
when one of them plunged knife into
the old mans stomach, producing fright
full wound
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

BUFFALO, Aug. s.-Fishermen of this
city were fired upon by Canadian officers
on board the cruiser Dolphin while fish
ing inside of Roses Reef. The men were
In rowboat and were pursued by the
cruiser, the captain of which commanded
them to stop, but they kept pulling for
the shore until the bullets whizzing about
their ears from Winchesters made them
stop. The captain searched the boat, but,
finding no nets he steamed away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Aug. SIN
addressing the court on behalf of General
Tarsney yesterday Attorney General En-
gelry said: Yesterday the governor of
this state saw At to send guard to the
doors of this hall of justice. In my opin-
ion it was an invasion of the constitution
and Of civil rights, and it is an action that
/, standing in the presence of this court,
repudiate as / repudiate the state admin
istration. / do not believe the officials of
the state indorse such notions. We have
in this state Grover Cleveland, Caesar,
a despot, repudiate him."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

PARIS, Aug. S.-The trial of the thirty
anarchists charged with belonging to
band whose members are bound to rob-
berry, incendiarism and murder, was re-
suned in the Seine assize court. The
questions put to the prisoners at the trial
and likewise their answers to questions
show that proof of their completely in an
anarchist campaign is surely closing
around them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sc. H. Under
wood, who died at Leith, Scotland, yes
terday, at which place he was United
States consul, has been for some years in
the consular service, In which he had
earned a high reputation, He was orig
inally appointed consul at Glasgow in
President Cleveland's first administra-
ton, aud went out of office in July, 1889.
He was appointed consul at Leith June 8,
lSy9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Aug. s.-Harry John
son, who murdered his little 4-year-old
daughter, Bertha May johnson, by
drowning her in the Lehigh river on July
25, 1893, paid the penalty OF his crime on
the gallows here. The condemned man
appeared to be calm and self possessed
His neck was not broken, and death re-
suited from strangulation. This was the
first execution in the county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. s. Miss May
Livingston, one Of Crown Points bellies,
yesterday began a breach of promise suit
against Professor George W. Christie, of
Hobart, placing damages at $4,000 Tho
plaintiff alleges that the professor has
trifed with her affections for the past two
years. Sensational developments are ex-
pccted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S-The boiler of
the American Dredging company's barge
exploded yesterday, and few minutes
later the barge sank in the river. One o.
the crew, Charles Warner, is missing aud
he is supposed to have been killed, while
three other members of the crew and a
government inspector were injured, none,
it is thought fatally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

SARATOGA. Aug. s.-Henry of Navarro,
the greatest 3year-old in training, won
the Fokhall stakes yesterday. afternoon
from John Cooper and Rey el Santa Anita
1t was an easy win, and the time for the
mile and furlong, 1.53s+, is the fastest
ever made on this track at the distance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug s.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to rob the fast
Lake Shore mail train from the east near
Kennedyvile, the scene of the great Lake
Shore robbery of last winter. A switch
was thrown, and many shots were ex-
changed between the robbers and train
crew
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

SHANGHAI, Aug. s.-The British bark
Alcides, Captain Dart, which sailed from
New York April IA, has arrived here in a
crippled condition. On Aug. 2a typhoon
struck the vessel. Everything movable
was swopt from the decks, bulwarks car
ried away and other damage was sus-
Iaiund
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug s.-W. H. Trlgg. II
canal boatman, was shot and killed by
Frank Williams. colored, at Georgetown
A dispute arose between the two men
about the ownership of u shotgun. Will
iams finally seized the gun and shot Trigg
in the abdomen, killing him. Williams
was arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Sire In the
two story brick stable of Stead & Muir
ply, on Somerset street, spread to two
adjoining buildings, which were slightly
damaged. Eleven horses were burned to
denth in the ST able
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s-The United
States steamship New York has arrived
at League Island, where she will take
aboard the Pennsylvania naval militia
for five days cruise
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. 8. = Yesterday Oscar
Felsch shot George Wichselber fatally
while on his way to work. 1t is claimed
that he had an undue intimacy with
Felsch's wife. A crowd of fellow work
men tried to lynch the murderer, but the
police rescued him in time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

The Relay Bicycle Contest
ZASEsvlLLE, o., Aug. S.--The Washing
ton Denver relay message arrived here ~
Ola last night, one hour and thirty-siH
mirr'es ~ "dvracr of schedule time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

LONDON, Aug. s.-The German steam
ship Porto Allegro, which was supposed
SO have been sunk by the steamship Lis
pore Castle in a collision off tue French
coast last week, has passed Beach Hei
apparently in good condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

CoPENHAGEN, Aug. Skiing Christian
has accepted the resignation of Premier
Jacob Broennum Scavenius Estrup, who
retires on account of old age, and has APP
pointed Baron Reediz-Thott, minister of
foreign affairs, to be president of the
council of ministers, in place of NJ
Estrup
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

LONDON, Aug s.-The evicted tenants
bill passed its third reading in the house
Of commons last evening by vote Of 100
to l67.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

At Reading-Rending, 22; Philadelphia,
8. At Observation-Disclosures, Q; Potts
vile, 4. At Lancaster 40 innings)-Lan-
caster, 12; Hazleton, 8. At Harrisburg
Harrisburg, ls; Shenandoah, H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

rorest nres are raging on all sides of the
village OF Coleman, Mich, destroying
thousands of dollars worth Of property
and threatening the village with dsstruc-
dan-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

The path of success in business is in
variahly the path of COMMON sense. Not
withstanding all that is said about
lucky hits, +" the best kind of success
in every mans life is not that which
comes by accident. S. Smiles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

Joseph b. Hunt, who shot and killed
MA wife and then shot himself In New
York last Sunday, died yesterday.
Two unlucky gamblers tried to rob a
club house at Madrid. In a fight with
she police one of them was fatally stabbed
and n policeman killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.


At Decentralization. 10; Philadelphia, 8.
At i5rooklyn-First game: Baltimore, 81;
Brooklyn, o. Second game: Brooklyn, IS;
Baltimore,s. AT Wnshngton--New York,
III; Washington, g. At Pittsburg-Gleve-
land, 10; Pttsburg 9. At Louisville
st. Louis. IL; Louisville, .. At Chicago
40 innings)-Chicago, ID; Cincinnati, Ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
In DARKEST Anies.

LONDON, jan. lg.-rhc foreign office
received n dispatch today from Lieu
tenant Colonel A. Is. Ellis, the Brush
tilicor TO- command VI tho tfOJIs al
Sierra Leone, west coast Of Africa.
Colonel Ellis reports that Inspector
Taylor Of thu frontier police was par.
suing thu 5Oias, who have been ravagtrR
~ friendly country. During tue putsuIt
tue column arrived ~ kurmyomma
December 3lsi, anu found the place to
DO a perfect uhafnal house. Sc0itg OF
slaus capivts, including women
and chiidrcn were stgvwu shout, aud
hick and wOuuJed people were seen on
al siius. The stencil from the putfiiy.
Ing bodies were hvfrbie Ia the tx.
tfumu.
Inspector Taylor started I'm pursuit
OF the sofas who uid the bloody work,
anu came close upon them January
2nd AZ Bagwcma. The frontier police
found tue place strongly protected 10y
blOckndts au1 other dcieLses. The
police, however, carried the plaou by
stuim ia u quarter Of an hour. killing
200 SUias anl w0undiug ~ Others. Ia
addition tho frontier police captured
All tho guns anu ammunition oi tue
Sofas anu rescued 800 slaves, q msJ0r-
ny Of whom were women Hud Cni.-
Urea.
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TInn bod . ionslnr, UnIon.

LONDlN,Jau.l0.-Fhe correspondent
OF IN, Standard at Berlin shys: Those
peTtons Interested In promoting a new
monetary conference have prepared q
plan for submission to the governments
most closely concerned IN the silver
question. The plan will propose that
the Upited States, France, England
ana Germany form monetary union
upon the following bash: The United
States 10 buy ana uae for currency pur'
poses slO,OO0,OO0 in silver yearly, ana
france, representing tho Lilih Union,
10 purchase 2O,OO0,0OJ francs WORTH
England and Germany TO Withdraw ali
gold coinage aud paper money under
the value OF III s,erllng anu to buy
GIOO,OOO worth VI silver yearly in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

meantime, and issue nUiea under u
In value agaius. the full amount
deposited Tor silver coinage; India
20 resume the unlimited c1iuag
Of silver; the price u silver 60
DO fixed by the con tries mentioned
90, several VI the peuons IN.
lsfohted say, a.. per ounce above the
Indian rupee price, and 20 be altcrable
only NJ the beginning VI caoh year II
the average bJndOu price Df silver
falls nj any time 10 per cent below tbs
convention price tile members OF ihu
union are 10 nave the option 10 with
draw ana dissolve the union.
This plan will he accompanied by
long eoriUs OF femafks anr comments,
which VIII Include document at.
tempting O. prove that an acceptance
u tue prop0se1 regulations by EuF-
land aud Germany viii be perfectly
compatible with their maintaining the
gold standard, anu an attempt 10 tx-
plain the high tou7ruil0n price Il
silver by he necessity Tor Offering the
owners o. silver mines profit SUI
hcient 10 induce tncm ~ limit there
output.
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THE EVENTS FROM ABROAD.
Minister WlIlIs's Astonishing PROPOSE
lion 10 PFast. Dole.
A Proposed Monetary UaIon of the
Leading Countries Of the world
African seems.

BAN FRAgcisco. Jan. 10. - The
steamer Monowai arrived irem Sgd.
ney, Auckland and Samoa, via Homo.
lulu, late this afternoon. She brings
full Hawaiian advices to the Asset.
ated Press, n week later than the pre-.
yiOus Advices.
HONOLULU. Jan. ig.-The osndl.
dacy OF Walter q. smith, editor OF tue
Star, 10 MI the vacancy 60 be created
upon the return OF Hon. n. NJ. Hatch,
who VIII resign 10 accept the position
OF minister OF foreign affairs, ttill holds
q prominent place IN Hawaiian poll.
tics.
Both Minister Willis and Cous al.
General MillB appear 10 be sore on
account OF the treatment Of tue UniteI
States government In Hawaii, as well
M ON account Of the personal snubbing
they claim thu American residents
here have given them lately.
The government IL determined to
celebrate tho 27th Of January as n
national holiday, and preparations are
being made to carry out a big demon.
HtrRtiOn.
The question Of republic still oc.
cupies attention, but the government
delays action, awaiting the absolute
Telcolion OF Hawaii's hopes by the
United States Congress.
kumoru OF an expected royalist up.
rising were prevalent recently. In an
intrrview with Marshal Hitchcock
that officer said; "fhs government IL
iully prepared 10 meet any outbreak,
either here or ON the other ialauds.
The royalists have threatened % long,
that the royal standard will 10
raised ON one VI the other Islands, that
We are prepared 10 thoroughly squelch
any uprialng that may be made, eilhur
through irresponsible persons or
Though the influence OF Spreckles, or
the COrnwell iAcliOh.0
just previous To tho sailing OF the
Monawai "a sensational rumor was
current, which WAS traced TO an au-
thOritauvo source, that lew days
alter President Dole's reply was dc.
liyered 10 Minister Willis, aud before
the iull details OF Willis'a demand and
Dole's reply became public, Willis
called upon Dole and endeavOrei 10
persuade him 10 return all hls (Wil-
lis's) correspondence on tho subject OF
restoration anu cKpunge from the rec
ords Dolce reply and everything tlse
pertaining to the subject, anu maintain
absolute secrecy about the whole trans
action.
Dole fially refused to enter into such
a plan and II Ia said that Willie then
attempted to force Dole to acl accord.
ing to his wishes and threatened 10
take the American men.Oi.Wa out Of
the harbor and practically break on
diplomatic relations between the Unit.
ed states aud Hawaii. Dole still refused
TO enter into the project anu Wiliis's
alleged attempt to nulliiy hiI resIora-
tlOn policy failed.
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Recruits for Honolulu.

HAvERHiLL, Mas, Jan. iO.-For
several weeks parties have bucn 10
town securing men ostenably 10 40 To
Brazil 10 fightln tho Brazilian army,
IL IL fumOfud, however, that tho real
destination OF the meu ~ Honolulu,
where they are 10 light fof Queen
LiliuUkalaui. Ouc OF tue prospective
recruits, named Mojee, stairs that lac
promised 10 sign Articles ami wAs
promised a lieuIcnancy aud Siu0 pef
month n he would 10 20 tho sanuwich
is'ahds. FoTlJ-sIK men promised to
slgu articles.
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Madeline Anderson, i've years old,
daughter Of Chris Anderson. L1ziof
was caught ut Omaha and placed In
the county jail, and loud threats OF
lynohlng were heard. When taken 10
jail he was followed by an excited
crowd. Loo urged the officers to
hasten, ~ he was afrhil he would be
lynched. He denies the crime, but the
evidence IL strong against him.
a large crowd surr0undcd tho jail
where Loziur Ia confined, bent on
lyuchlng him. Sheriff n zen made a
speech, saying he would deient the
piisoler with bis life. The Dodge
Light Guards were called TO tue scene,
and at late hour tho mob was dispsrs.
ing.
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o. the greatest muslin underwsa,
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a mighty % cent table, a mighty so
cent Table a mighty 20 cont table. a
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Read these items thoroupbiv and .,a
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with all kinds Of underwear gorib rnnch
moro than double or less than tiie pTice
of tho muslin.
OUR W CENT TABLE tadls, An.
Cambria Drawers inch nom Ioautifni
cluster OF tucks ~ cent?.
Ladies' fino Muslin drawer. oItra we'll
mlaie inch HON cluster Of tucka 10
ladies' iino Muslin Drawers trimmed
"un Z men embroidered runls aud clus.
Yer OF tucks 30 cents.
Ladies' fno Cambria Cbemi,e sbiri.
y, s'lh deep hem ruillo aud cluster OF tuoka
ladies extra ilno Cambria Corset Cover.
tIuhrc neck with neat edge around neck
ana sleeve % cents.
ladicsverv elegant Cor,ot Covers Y
n'sA Wi'h "a inch embroidered finish
Never has any sale boon so carefully
prepared nsthia.
90 CENrTABLE-fnJio. An. N,p,,,
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Ladies Muslin Choml,c rith V trim.
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ull sleeves 20 conta
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A Cise Of ST. YituS Dance Cured, De-
mOHsITlIllG The SsIll Of tho
Physicians Of The Zion
Medical & Surgical
Institute.
The 50 Rate for All Disease Closes
Feb. ist.-Ncrvous and Chron-
ic Diseases - Speciality.

George Stanton. Esq. prominent
business man OF payson city, U,ah. In
conversation with The writer. sali, "Afy
little son, Raymond, was a great sufferer
when | consulted Drs. Shore. & shore.
Of tho Zion Medical aud Surgical ina,i.
tuic' located % East 2nd South st., salt
Lake city Amer an examination tho
doctors Informed mo bis disease wa,
corca Tor st. viils danco) aud asked
him the question. Can DO be curodg
Tho doctors answered mo with an un.
qualified yes, aud It give, mo great
pleasure 10 slate tina, aner two months,
treatment By those eminon. specialist.
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LoNDOH, Jau. ~. A dlapa,ch 10
the IiDits from Vienna sayt! rslr.
grams from Bolgfadr, 5ervin, indicate
inst the crisis IN tue government H.
rapidly approaching . state oil acute.
nosr. Tue relations OF tue cabinet
with the hing are about AZ ttfaiEed a.
they possibly could be.
special advices 70 the Standard ami
OLDER pagers confirm the TumOn lha,
a serious crisis exists Ia toe Soryiau
government Ia klng Milan Lett
Paris last night for Bslgradv.
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AHA, Samoa, Jan. 9, via San
francisco, JRu. lg.-rhe natives IN Ia e
district Of Hama rUbeiiud aud proclaim.
ei Inmase6u king. THIS Iamasuie in
n sou u the former German fupput
King ana hu has a largo ioliowin..
Tue people OF Savii have ueriafeI
Allegiance TO King Mslioios, and arc
gathering 90 his support.
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IN. mnr,nrll.YnIn nehn,..

CAMBmDuE, Mas, jan. l0--rhr
iiEh de9ate between Harvard aud Yale
was held here tonight Harvard was
awarded the decision by the judges.
Tue question debated was: "RcsOlvod,
That Independent action Ia Politics IL
Preferable o. Party Allegiance" Yale
had the Affirmative.
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nusint.s Dtprt..ion ana suicide.

ST. PAUL, Mum, Jan. ls.-F. b.
Jiison Of Jilson q 5Attrrlee, dealers IN
railroad supplic', tor many years n
loAdihg business man o. this city,
committed suicide this afternoon by
shooting himseli In the head. Busi.
ness depression was the reason for tho
suicide.
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Tho Revenue mn.

WAIuNoIoN, ID. g., Jan. l0.-The
DsmOcuuc memuurl OF tho ways and
means committee met this evening aud
decided 10 report the informal revenue
bill, with the Income tax provision, 10
the iull committee aud TO the House
on Monday.