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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-12
IVeNHOE Is SAFE.
Relative Of Colonel Fred Grant Rejoice n
the News.

Relative Of Colonel Fred Grant Rejoice at
GAINESVILLE. o., Nov. 1a.-The relatives
Of Colonel Fred J. Grant in this city are
overjoyed at the receipt of private advices
from Seattle, Wash, containing a com
plete denial of the story that the Ivanhoe
was seen to go down. Captain Peterson
of the Fanny Dutard averred that he saw
the vessel sink Sept. 20 The crew of the
vessel Columbia, just arrived, claim that
they saw the Ivanhoe Sept. % standing
out to sea thirty miles off Cape Flattery
The vessels passed close by and the Ivan.
hoe was in good condition. The owner
OF the 1vanhoe writes Grants family that
Captain Peterson's story is clearly dis
proved, and that the missing vessel is
probably safe, though possibly disabled
AGreat Battle
Is continually going on the human
system. The demon of impure blood
strives to gain victory over the con-
stitution, to ruin health, to drag VIC
Tins to the grave. Holds Sarsapa-
rilla is the weapon with which to
defend ones self, drive the desperate
enemy from the field, and restore
bodily health for many years.
Hoods pills cure nausea, sickness.
indigestion and biliousness. %
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-12
A NARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.

The following remarkable event in = lody's
NE will interest the reader: Fora long TIM,
mad terrible pain at Iny heart, which Hut
tered almost inccssantiy. had no appetifc
ana could nos sleep. I would he rCrlieIcd
to sit mp in bed and lcich gas from nv sfc,Il-
acn until thought every minute would liz.
ny last. There was 2 feeling OF Cypress icn
aoGot my heart. and | was afraid to draw a
Inu breath. | couidn. sweep q room with
out sitting down and resi- ing: but, thanh,
God, by the help OF New Heart Iure all that
y past ana feel like another woman Be-
Tore using the New Heart Cure | had taken
a.herent so-called remedies and been treat ed
by doctors without any benefit until | was
Both discouraged and disguised. My husband
DouGht me bottle OF DIR. Miles New Heart
ttGe ana am happy to say i never regretted
~, a, l now have q splendid apretiie ana
sleep wen. weighed I2J pounds WIEN / he
San taxing the remedy, and now weigh 1905
IL SIect IN my case has been truly marvel
p1r, III lar >uf'p2sseS am other medicine
nave ever taken or any benefit / ever re-
ceiVed irom physicianS."-Mrs. Harry Starr
Pottsyille. Pa, October IL, 1s92.
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure is sold on posi-
I'VE guarantee by all druggists, or by the Dr.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind ON receipt Of
price, II per bottle. six bott les 81 express pre-
PAD: This great discovery by an emfrient
specialist in heart disease contains ae.tne.
opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-12
II Should b, In Eye,y aou,s

j. E. Wilson, 81 Clay ST.. Sharps-
burg, Pa. says he will not be with.
out DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. that
it cured his wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack OF
LA Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, OF
CooksPort, Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he has ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like it.
Free trial bottles at Hartz & Ull.
meyers drug store. Large bottles
so cents and 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-12
ELECTRIC RITrERs.

THIS remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
OF praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimpies. boils,
salt rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
malaria from the system and prevent
rs well as cure all malarial fevers.-
For cure of headache, constipation
and indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded-Price so cts and
*1.O0 per bottle at Hartz & Ulle-
myer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-12
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE

The best salve in the world for
cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. letter, chapped
hands. chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions. and positively cures
piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-12

Hoods pills cure nausea, sickness,
indigestion and biliousness. %
cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
pERsoNAL MENTION.


Massrs. II. Hardie Robinson and Dan
Wallis Of Galveston are visiting IN tho
Gen, N. Harding. prominent business
man OF East Texas, was in The city yes-
air, 81 s. sutIift 81 Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
+ n the city prospecting for a business
Mcssrs 2. o. Suckers and Chas s,
Edwards OF san Antonio were visitors in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. G. Thompson OF Seymour Ind.
who has been visiting Mrs. Kirkland left
l--=t ..sfsift Tor cuii antonio.
MIR. c.sF, Carsner OF the firm OF cailen-
der Glass Il Carsucr. attorneys at Vie
torla, Is Ia the city on legal business.
Mr. u. 3. Sanborn. d prominent kan.
sas Citzt siociiman who has been Waiting
in Houston. left Tor his home last night
Mrs M. a. Foster or Huntsville visited
Houston yesterday, being the guest OF
Mrs. N. G.. Kittreii, az 3iie sIiiam street.
Mr.. y. n. Regnn. a well known Vlc-
tnria county merchant, IL In the city on
business connected with his extensive In
tereets.
Mr. ", Brchanafi. a gentleman well
hfown and highly esteemed ut Cypress.
was IN the city yesterday ana called o.,
The Post.
OF the most prominent civil and mining
engineers and assayeFs IN Texas, arrived
81 the city last night.
Miss Hattye Hoenthal or Desoto, Mo-.
charmlng young Indy. who has been
visiting relatives ia this city, loft yeSter-
duy for san Antonio. where she VIII spend
q Few days ere she returns home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
TIVE LocAL s,rAGE.
shattered Idols ;,

shattered Idols"
Wilhelm Linden...,...Alhert c. Deltwyn
Carl Hess ..-...., ...,Gustavus Leylck
Gus,ave Haffman.....H Couiter Brinkef
Otto won Rosen ,.........John ~ McArlle
Adolph Won Rosen..... Harry II i.evinn
frcderleiss .........s.....t. Frank Harvey
Mrs Linden .s;..,......-,. Jennie Reinerth
Mrs. Esther Nordling ...,...-..t4....,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Agnes Proctor
Minnie Madeiines daughter ....s,,,
.-+.,..--........ Helen Holland
SOPHIE Hartman ....t-t.... Holaine Hp1iey
lttta Linuen ,........t..... Ina Schofdel1
Martha .-,,- ..ss............lilla Hauehet
Airs. harunaa ~ Miss Eleanor fudge
Made!ine. Linden's dluehter...
.,.,f..-,.,.., ..--..-Miss Ieffreya lewis
The new play presented by Miss Jenreys
Lewis At the opera house last night FOR
The first time under the title OF shat
tered Id5lss was given at some dlsad-
vantage Heing flrst production IL could
hardly be expected 10 run perfectly
smoothly throughout and q fEturs. t,so,lac-
ton would doubtless create a more Ia.
vorable irnpresson but frankly, SHAT
tered Idoia't does not appear 10 possess
the strength OF such plays by Miss Lewis
has hitherto been seen in Madeline OF
fera nothing like the scope FOR intense
feFvor and strong histrlonism that Ia
Belle Rtlsse ana S,ephanIe.f cr example, do.
aud there Is not tho sustained Interest IN
the plot that holds The audience IN eager
expectation. The story is not woven with
such skill as to chain attention and
arouse sympathy. There * too little re.
lief frem a superabundanre of wicked
ness and There Is 100 much dialogue for
the corresponding movement s.Hd action.
Tho scene Is lnid IN Vienna and the gissI
aud last acts are hid Ia the drawing room
Of The hqme 81 Wilhelm Linden a minor
official, wio tolls necessarily
daughter TO her mother That daughter.
Madeline, IS led aatray by the man whom
she had trusted aud the unsuspecting old
man IS kept n Ignorance OF her DISGRACE
thrsuEh q long series ot years Madeline,a
child, a pretty and bright but wRyNRard
ioyesi and fondled by him rs the child
OF q nephew ana niece who have Ipnarf.
Oh Tor RUSSIA. ltaring the child "a his
care He Is deceived L. fllc last but fust
as the ,efiioie truth breaks upon hIfm the
lhther OF me cnlld, Minnie atones for fh,.
wrong he has d0ne and he and AfaGellne
receive the old muu's biessing His shat
tered idols have been restored again and
At y we'll htJeiiue'S own mather has per-
mtiea hsr % fall into snarfs and would
same way. but MADELINE succeeds IN sax-
ilf beg after TERRIBLE temptations ana III
most fatal nissfepa
tt Il rather Eiooms play az It u ANA
needs p2mes hns, pogAihly vein * con-,
ely, 2 li2hsen e up and reliers ~ sosns
beraess shattered Idols VIM ~ ~.
praten a. ratinee this afternoon ana
toHtFht Mil Ne presented fForest NJ
Npi 10 which Aifss len ,evs Ies,j wiz
i,fftepf nef htFong characterization "
81 Y. roie "a which she has won
!, 2,,Hute from New York 70 Gan Frnn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

monds. secretary; ]. NJ. wheeler, treas
urcr. ana Guy 1nmnn. captain They in-
vitc all boys between the aeeS OF Il and
Is years 20 Join with them
bun cochin egg was brought 70 The
Post yesterday BY Mr. j. n Thornton,
~ monster, It "a 7Hinches ~ clrcum-
florence and weighs 5s, ounces. Mr..
Thornton has a number Of ihe breed OF
foN13rfhat produced this egg and hns
abo'it 1'hbnfE IN process Of Incubation.
itarium. is now cunspicuorsly wearing
q handsome solid gold medal Inscribed,
presented % Mrs. DR.. J. J. MciSanfa.
Houston. Texas. BY Her Cucro Patients,
W.. L0cherer ;, Marie w PenVy, +.
Gohmcrt, II. Simon. March Is. iS9i," and
feels rs proud as her eighty OF ninety
mounds OF nNolraupoIs Will Lei her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
A DESPERATE EIGHT.
Two Negroes and a cheese Knife Flgur
I'm fhts E,rr,a,r

Two Negroes and a Cheese Knife Figure
IN the FracaR
About $50 o'clock last night, a telephone
message was received at the police sta
tion 70 the efreet that two negroes were
having desperate night behind the Hous-
ton infrmary on Railroad street.
Officers Webb and smaliey we're sent
TO the scene Of the disturbance and
placed Charles Cook and William Brown
under arrest. The fight took place in
'front.' Of Bill Harris saloon on Railroad
Brown was brought to the station bv
OIhcer Smalley He had several severe
cuts about the face and showed other
evidence OF his encounter.
Aiter making charge OF assault
with intent TO Kill against Cook ne goid
nus SIDE OF the story. 1t was that he
had 1ust arrived from Chaneyvlile. and
as ne was walking aong The street Cook
jumped az him and commenced fph.fn,s
him Ike q mad beast He defender him
ssit ana knoched his assatant on the
sidewalk INTO q deep gutter Cook .hen
drew a cheese knife and startfng fSr
nun MN again. Indicted the siashes III his
Brown said that there was no reason
t0r |. ne assault and that Cook might have
slslsN kiieu MIN had not his (CooIs'sl
wife pulled him on $3.50 y
IN the enc1unfer hopca,+ar t,,,
rsi'usu niilssn SO well that his assaiiant
Nes unable 70 come TO the Hfati,,,, ], 49,
nehis arrested. a telephone mesa ~ tss,,.
teeslvsa that Cook was In bed with al, ii,
{urea leg anu that a doctor Was lffs,,,i
i ,nh niil' COOK Is Well known 10 Inc mn
hss as desperate character
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ers. who hal arrived almost an hour TOO
soon, With al Impatient haste OF snali
soon he packages and baskets were
opened. SNOWY table cio.hs. we're spread
on the tables; sunflrN cakes and candles
next made their appearances. while last OF
all came the wonderful Easter eggs Fhey
were ali kinds and all colors, ana all the
coveted prizes OF the lttle guests. VINO
were soon chasing each other about on
the green sward and tumbling 81 laughing
bunches Ia the merry chase Cor ghe bright
eggs as they were thrown hither aliis
thlther by the ladies who weTc so de-
iishtfuily entertaining them. The little
ones played tag hile-and-scelg. puss-ln-
the-corner and countless other games un-
" the setting sun brought An end to the
Among The Indies who ably managed The
egg rolling were Mesiames j. A. Hus-
Coyle.
Mrs. Huston stated that the entertain-
mient was for the benefit Of tho poor fund.
she also informed d reporter that ahe
assocla ion. commencing next Mofday
nislt. would give regular fortuichtly lstef-
afy entertainments FOR Tho tenelt of the
same rund. The entertainments viii lie
given IN the parish house of Christ church.
---------------------
The rendered roll in the city will be
closed Saturday March 81 Cali at once
and render your property for taxation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

Sheriff George Ellis left for Crockett
county Yesterday as an uttached Witness
~ the Fl r. Taylor case,
ar, r. Raphael. manager % The Hous.
fon Clearing Hppse rsporss the bank
movement for March a. i23i at $sa0fi8
the Garner Of Houston avenue and Dart
street last night Several different cafidl-
dates addressed siie meeting
A meeting Of Independent candidates
for city offices VIII take plge4 at tho cor
Silver Corner" hall, at 4 70 tonight
The Hppston Light Guard WIN tender 4
complimentary bail 10 Miss Hesaie Huelr-
ms. charming younE belle from Mar
hn4ll n lAelr afmory next Thursday
The following couples were etanted
tinenhe. 70 wed hy County Clerk WlnKler
ycattrdat1 Miss Minnie (serlo0 ana
I N hlllendahl Aiiss bore schott and
Rev: j. G Mason MIL preach al thc
school room over HE Hnuslon Heights
Lend eqnipenys efgce this evening AZ
u'eieFk and Earnestly mites an via arc
inforeaten IN Religious work.
Tins tea Nhioh WAS a. have been given
aFce hall Of The Church Of lhs Annnn-
cietlpn tonighf has been poatponed I'M
III fpesday night Of next wrek
Z, tne fcllng Mems Democratic cinb
meeting WHICH WIS 10 have TAKEN place
~ turner Hall tonight has hesn posf-
* PIE RufheFfPru Hpngsrs ban this even.
'fho haheas corpus care Of 4. sdh,...
f'tif Hr, fii4rBed With using ahuElve and
5p4rrenf lanfu4fei yin tnme up for hear
s',ll 9lssfast CONT On %prl Z = g, '9 IS
rne Z 81 H dub viii Raid 4 s,,..c,aa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
HOUSTON COTTON MEN no THF
FRONT

'r,sss 7ias p'ssn much complaint or
American cotton reaching the continent
and LIVERPOOL IN had condition from The
Bremen and Liverpool exchanges a cir
eular from tho Liverpool Cotton axsocia-
ton dimited) speaky in The highest terms
OF tho new mathoia adopted ~ a Houston
litqn To their manner OF patching and
piArkins,
rteamAhlp John Bright ESQ baies cotton
loaded II the Stre8pl nom bafres al the
ailina side The circular s6xt there wern
no nlneked bales nor no marks and the
amount Of loose eaton 20 he appor,ion
Hlnovuteb % the email uuantity or ten
nounds per lep bales. ard this was not
n;ean loose, but pickings.F The liverpool
iifm eongrafulates Mrsaks Parr a Col
TIM shirplng AGENTS IN Galveston, mon
Tho fuanuer IN which the cargo was
slowed and landed.
This admirable record will Cause IN
creased orders from abroad 70 Houston.
Whcre skill paln4lniSjng Rild intelligence
aiN combined 70 bring about the above
Hr1tifying rekuits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
BoAED 81 DIRECTIONS NEsr.
Al Interesting Business Mset,nr 81 n,


Az Interesting Business Meeting OF ths
y. ~. CT A.
Last night the hoard Of directors Of
the fopeE MEMS christian ASSOCIATION
nelq their regular monthly meeting 81
the parlora o. the assoeintlnn. During III
past few months there has bsen some
fgix OF aisbanding The assaciatl0n and
~ The meeting hold last night mis- tonic
MSs freely discussed, and i WAS de-
citfd that HE work should be nushet4
harder than ever; that much good "a he-
INF done ana the association IS being
ilttfd " n good suhatantlal style ana fiss
year ~ lhti p expcCtei to hiring forth
most satlafactpry results.
Ne State gfcreihrs ~. g. Wayie OF
Eeiitf, was present ana sfingeafeti thaf
Financial state Feeretary Frahof IL liz
yitei 70 come % Houston ana work On.
nnances, Nlilell VAS adopted and Mr.
Tabor insited 10 come
The Impeachment Of Mr.. C. " Williams
a. Trnhral secretary WaN made purman4
ent; and IN future lie viii have fuIl cons
troll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

Az Elegant BAL ponArc = lho Rufisn

All Eifgnnf BAL FpnQrc Ihc fufffn
Hall
f.ant evfasg.F ;i,e tietty hp1s2 q Mr.
ana Mfs seasfook efdAer Oh NcKiAsey
avenue prssentHd Bn cnifaneinr sdeae
81 bright Gelesx 4lla aeeaslpn ws.a he
bal nouar1 y homer Of gpaf 81 I'M ,ssa-
spA'a mont charming deIiatansss Misans
katherine House, Luele Netrla Justine
Franklin and cofk Root rhe fnnc.las
had beer pos.paneI from January hnni|
affer astsf and the essnt has Kept tf4
a6clcty bellies and beAa< - i fcrvoi 81
expecianry which they realised last
evening Ia a most de,,ehtfu idannff
Nrs sydnor. assisted by the fair de.
butHnfcH, received the many Invited
guests ana tho evenings pleasures WE'RE.
soon at their height and the beautiful
maid aud Gallant youth Heated through
the ball room N response 70 eutrRnring
merry danuers and again, no doubt. The
OK told story Of love was repeated 70 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

~. : ANA peoeie Had n Crest V.ne Yes
'i'f tor1ay Afternoon

tlfi.a fdttio feuHie HUI y $1,000 $500 =
~ teriav Afternoon
,rhe childrnn had a usesiy fms Of I 70
~ eos,rt house fnuafe sesstera'fy Thu
o XXX was tho annual easter Monday
..erx sslllus'' nivcn py The Ladies Parish
nasoclAlion
Although lEf forenoon was cold and dis
aercsable, The Weather hriTltensd and che
gun xss ssssssss:s.sss,,=s ws.h asess ngsesahie
warmth ~ The time the little ONES apiived
tor tAelr irpllc il sle afternoon on tho
soft kfe<n grass
A gardener bad beeh busiiy engaKfd OAR,
ing the oaFl.ef aafH 81 the day cutting he
grass ana ID other ways prsparlhs Tor M
visitors ribses ana chairs were carried
"a aia placed IN position OF the south
east side % the hle buildnz, Later mys-
terious baskets ana packages arrived that
were viewed with considerable curiosity
and anticipation by the young merry maxi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
J. KRAMER, PRO ESS0R II BIA0l0aIl
SOLAR B|llGF

1i04 Iceland Avenra. Hoslston. 1'et1l
For one dollar IN currency wllI \
you, post raid, 4 eosfew Illustrate,
the zodlacai Circle. con,alnlnr he 4
resentation and exapf pos.tians oi All 4
planetary nrbs q iAs moment OF n
birth, together with some Interesting 4
useful hints neaalrllg thereto: a.sol
copy of his I'ereptly pallissea panp1
of twenty-five Desef, entstel 9 Asuoli'
as a Natural Schemes. SiuIltt'fl M PAlyI
Should you desire IBIS. ifsn Eve az /.
lowing information. Nj TIE tlkl
c9ty, county, Stzte and t9unf-7 = q
birth: further. the date q IN z-' Z
The year of yoiir birth, azi az
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as can be asceriaincsi, Niiust =
m. or D. IN. OF the day; ma ~ Y
name IA full. and give adds' ~
correctly, All comui;ricard1' 2
as strictly ecufldentlal and lslHt u
N. B.-The above horoisgle ~ y.
and complete genethliarA fe, q I. !, n
nativity, together with ? jat'rsi
nostlc Of Important eyefls ~ l,gs!
future use and guidance M re
health. friendship and arilQ4l3,'
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The following foreieaers took ont uhl-
ura.lzntlon papers d County Clerk WINK
acr'a office yesterday, Afford Jones. Eng,
lAnl; Frank glncesn RAY; cisr1sIophtr
Rn'lai, i,hlY; Matfso s}orAies. 1fnsy: sam
tire Cling Italy sam elmo. Ifai< Charles
pAuhqi 1ialyi 81 l3rl9 Italy. Antnnfa
.fs:a,ilo. fsaiY< Peter tithbia ffAiY Me
HHfal' itH'F John N40eni fs4ianu; jas.
N4nfN Ift'Hn1t NNn Scatfffho HAL.
t..e'..s,:: s.it1f 0eilnaaY ThoniaH ehar-
.1,ft f'neian1; th.tfieA ullbtito. italy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27
THE DAY In THE CITY,
znnrr MICRO n1oHwAxMEN MARE
a HAUL.


b. Rosselli. m ftalinn market gardener
cnmp!alned to the police nt an early hour
yesterday morning Of being held up and
robbed by three coiored hiEhweymen.
Accordsna to his story, he was on his
way to the market with a load Of veg
etables al ? O'Clock IN the morning He
had reached the corner OF Magnoiia ave
nue. and Hamilton Streets when suddenly
three negroes, each armed with a pistol
commanded him 70 throw up his hands
Y IL was poweriess. aud two OF the nenroes
held their Weapons uncomfortably close
"a his head. while the third riiied his
pockets. The highwaymcn secured So.
after which they allowed their victim 60
continue on his way. on account Of the
darkness Mr.. Rosselli was unable 70 dis
<Ingiish the features Of his assaiiants.
ana accordingly could give no accurate
description OF them.
4 resident or the FIFTH ward was yester-
day given swenfy-four hours TO leave the
ward. The order to leave was gwen by .
committee OF citizens, ana Should i be
disoh6yeg the Consequences may Be se-
rions. The reason given for the order was
the base actions OF the man. whose name
Is withheld on account OF his wife and
family The offepae committed waa ina
The man IN uucatlon short time agp an-
diesaed an insultlng note to q youna lacy
% pinsne.esh cnalQctfr requesting y pfl-
fate nleefiG. Jhc Yuuus lady. who IS
employed In the Family 81 Hn Old and re-
&prctfd citigcn, Indignantly showed the
note 70 her employer. who IN turn showed
u 70 her husbaisl The husband at Hist
made NJ. his mind 70 linl the writer OF the
note and punish him as he deserved but,
on being advised decided to neree with
the good citizens In rfiding the ward Of
such q chaiacter.
Mike Sullivan. an old Irishman. met
with a peculiar nishap yesterday. He
was vending his way along Preston
avenue and had almost reached the
bridee. when he made msstep ana fell
OH the sidewalk. He fell head iirstl ana
o. ne struck on tile bank or the BAYOU,
ne shot down the blnff like a rocket.
l.nekily for Mike, his head came n con-
tact With little rise on the eide az the
Ddnk. and efectually snagEcd his further
prosress. Word was telephoned 10 The
police station that there was a dead man
on the bayou bank and officer ]. j. Hon
kns hurried 70 the bridge, ard therp
found The supposedly dead man Mike
WAS righted and set IN motion 10 Tie
STATION. where he WIS s1liomei "a sise,,.
OIL his spree
w 70 the close o. The registrars ONCE
last night s552 voters had obtained the
sn,s +, ~ ~, 49, q e.iss eneF eai-
~ csn,o 4, ~ =. s,l'@ luiIipsr
,,,,,sro,. $500 s. ~ eslag apN To-
49,. wti'lh y resis'ef-
. py.n psss snpna come up 10 yesterdays
4 ", w .lkuLes Would 80 beyond s1y0.
ctty registration was 6ss5 with n total
.ss@ Y n.N Spulty ol ni4S, or az more
x, sH,s .s ~ ~ me CT Ihe increase
81, -, " ~ s.ershse o. interest, or
ngti. nave Drought the total 90 lar up
X, III nitnsr tilott was anticipated,
ss1i'per p neariy y noi quite 1900.
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WHEN ALL OTHERS FAR. ef,Ns,,, :.
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!, 81, rnea ana Skilled Specialist
spsrzna torrheea Seminal Weisrses2a' 1855 70
s m,Ih gtsss lImpoteney LOST ManR Ss5e
Yo 70, a end sI, fnsssE Of early vice II
causing nrtaature decay nervoi,s a aaiisN
nna pH " ana nsntsl weakh
posslgely 5''e cured i9r yePP555ssse q
kitI.A AND tsfsleET. aud i, ,iNsStlfiS
enfcpnE fne Genito- Culinary S,s diseases
sfdsatea " scientific ana nuccessf,l" ,:,s axe
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