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HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.

1T was not intended that every
woman should be beautiful, bnt thou
sands of women are homely, not be-
cause the Lord made them 30, hut
because they just jumped into it.
Nobody is to be blamed for having a
broken nose, unless it was broken
while sticking itself into other peo
pies business, but there is no excuse
for muddy complexion or scaly
skin or face adorned with blotches
like black men on checker board.
These things mean impure blood and
impure blood can always be purified
by the use OF DIR. David's Iodo-Fer-
rated Sarsapaiilla. For sale at A. II.
Hargrave's, Tazowell, and q. w.
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Neuralgia l'ersous
And those t-crblcd wi''ii -, olisness resultin.
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BroiOit' T,.rx -;ifters. GenuIue
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY.

CHICAGO, April 80 AT noon today
Attorney General Moloney rendered
a decision declaring TINT the Ameri
can Tobacco Company. combiua
ton of Virginia, North Caroliua, Ro.
chester, IN. Y.) ann New York city
tobacco houses. organized under the
laws of the State of New Jersey, to
be trust doing business in violation
OF the laws of the State of Illinois.
and announced that tomorrow he will
file bill i'll chnncery against the
company aud two hundred lending
business men of Chicago who are act
ing as it's agents.
The opinion bristles with strong
expressions against the concern.
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MINERS NOW OUT.

COLUMBUS, Ono, April 3O.-Tht
following revised estimates of th,
number of miners now out in th,
strike, given out by President Nc
Bride, shows that the miners ar,
gaining in strength:
Alabama, 5000.
Tennessee and Kentucky, 6,00O.
Indiana, 5000.
Ohio. $4,000.
West Virginia, 4,500.
Illinois, $4,000.
Iowa, 1900.
Indian Territory, 1000.
Missouri, 4,50O.
Pennsylvania, $4,000.
Colorado, l,500.
Michigan. 800
Total, $4,000.
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completely oehaowing ecpsug and dwang ;nsig
canco tho combined interior events of the
ea-epete In Sacred ienm Historical Aocc Uhcn Eyonss Co
Etoceaonai FeaueH bwitching al acrifc
tue splend and gores of the
grandes and greatest of the ancient Kings
ond and instructive Spectacle coming final conclusion
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1--WE would urge every one to read
the advertisement of Simmons Liver
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said one word in favor of any patent
medicine advertisement in our col.
unlns, but having given Simmons
Liver Regulator q fair trial, we do not
hesitate to say that, for Dyspepsin
and general debility it cannot oe ex
celled. ."-FRED. NJ. CuILps, editor
News" Kenton, Ohio.
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VIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court, April 30 1894
Anheuser Busch Brewing Association
corporation, Complainant,
I'm X. Alley. liquor dealer. trading under
tho nnme of Ira II. Alley and Company.
A. d. CULLEN, trustee, Brunswick Balke
Collender Company. whose individual
names are unknown, II. Il. Irvine, trus-
tee. Betterton and Company, whose in
divldual names are unknown, James l..
Barber & Son, whose individual names
are unknown, A. E. Saunders & Sons.
whose individual names arc unknown,
j. Debar d Company, whose individual
names IRE unknown, j. II. Combs, }. L..
Wilmington Company whose indi.
vidual names are unknown, Severn Nc
Connel'. Pabst Brewing Association, q
corporation, H. B. Shelton & Company,
whose individual names are unkno wn.
g. w. Garrett & Company. whose indi-
vidual names are unknown, H. A. Loch-
ridge, merchant trading under the name
of H. A. Lochridge & Comoany, The
Mitchell Transparent Ice Company. n
corporation, james H. Hynes, Jr., and
II l.. Davidson & Brother, whose indl
vIdual nnn:es are unknown,
Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to recover of
the defendant, Ira II. Alley, the sum of
1891. rs with interest from the LIST day of
October, 1898, and to attach and subject
to the payment thereof certain personal
property of the said defendant Alley, men.
toned in the bill. and to have receiver
appointed to take charge of certain other
personal property and chooses in action
which were conveyed by said defendant
Alley to the defendant, A. 3. Quillen, in
trust for the payment of the debts men.
toned in said decd, and to distribute the
proceeds among certain of the creditors of
said Alley.
And it appearing from sufficient cvi.
dence on file in said Office that Betterton
d Company. James L. Barber & Son 81
Debar a. Company, j. II. Combs. ]. l..
Wilmington IL Company, H. 3. Shelton &
Company, G. W. Garrett e Company
Brunswick Bake Collender Company and
Pabst Brewin Association are non-resi-
dents of this Commonwealth. it is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interest
| in this suit, and that copies hereof be pub
lished and posted as prescribed by law.
A c,py-Teste:
Fl. BANE HARMAN, Clerk.
HENRY GRAHAM, p. q.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSIONS.
stored Dynamite and n Weak Boil
err Cause Loss of Life.
M AsqncIltel ProssO

PITTSBuRG. April %. - Dynamite
stored in a blacksm shop on Natchez
street Mount Washington, exploded yes
terday. wrecked the building, killed one
person, probably fatally injured two and
hurt four others, who were buried in the
ruins. The owner Of the shop, NJ, Gal
lagher. and his son, Michael, jr,, are
both badly hurt The water boy was
instantly killed. He was Andrew Hugo,
aged seventeen.
HUNTINGTON, Ind, April GA terri
ole boiler explosion last evening de-
killed Elmer Arson and fatally injured
Adam Foutz and David Houser, The
firm had Just purchased secondhand
boiler. which was being tested. Arson $
body was blown about thirty rods and
terribly mutilated. The mill was COM
pletely destroyed.
MARTLE. o.. April 25.-This town was
startled last night by an explosion which
blew up the office o: Or. II. w. Cochrans;
No one was hurt. The explosive used
was dynamite, but by whom II was
used is not known The doctor is one
OF the most respected residents in that
scCtioY
The evening world., 1894-04-25
WJERSEY.
KILLED WHILE PLAYING TAG.
Three Trolley Gar Accidents, One
Of Them Fatal, in Newark.
Boys Life Crushed Out, q Girl and
a Colored Driver Injured.

NEWARK. April 25.-Frank Hamp-
son, aged three, OF 81 Jones street, was
killed by trolley-car, in front of his
home last night, and Julia Fallon, aged
nine. had her foot crushed by another
trolley-car near her home at 1S1 Nor
folk street, her life being saved only by
the prompt action of the motorman in
stopping the car
Frank Hampson was playing in Jones
street. near Springfield avenue, about I
o'clock. AS he was running across the
street from his own stoop crosstown
car 14o came along and struck him be-
fore 1t could be stopped by Frank Err
win. the motorman.
The child was knocked down and his
head was crushed by the protecting
boards In front OF the wheels. Death
was instantaneous.
Motorman Erwin ran his car to the
Fourth Precinct Police Station and
gave himself up. He was not blamed
for the accident. and this morning he
was liberated on bail.
julia Fallon was also playing in the
street near her home when cross
town car Knocked her down. The car
was stopped quickly and. although her
life was saved, her right foot was
crushed SO badly that 1t may have to be
amputated.
At Washington and Williams streets
late last night a trolley car demolished
the carriage in which Il. A. Sanderson,
OF 5S High street. was riding. His
colored driver was badly hurt, but Mr..
Sanderson escaped Injury.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
AANWAY USED A RATCHET.
Fractured His Brothers Skull
During a Quarrel.
Claims He Was Robbed and Acted
in Self-Defense.

James Hanway. laborer, forty
years old, Of lis Livingston street,
Brooklyn. got into a quarrel with his
two brothers shortly after midnight
this morning at 10 Veranda place, and,
drawing Ratchet, It is alleged, struck
one of them on the head. fracturing his
skull. In the Butler Street Police Court
to-day he was sent to Jail for three
days on charge Of intoxication and
held for examination on April 80 on a
charge of assault.
Hanway visited his brothers, Patrick
and Richard, last evening at their home.
At 10 o'clock he fell asleep In q chair.
They allowed him to remain until mid
night, when they awoke him and told
him to go home. He refused to leave,
claiming they had relieved him of his
money.
There was quarrel. and the brothers
tried to eject him. Then he pulled out
the hatciet, and. he says, only de-
Tended himself.
Patrick, who was struck on the head,
was removed to the Long Island Col
lege Hospital in an ambulance.
Inc prisoner was arrested at his
home. He says he carried the Ratchet
to clean the mortar from bricks on new
buildings.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
PAUL JONES IN TOWN.
Making u Tour of the World to
Win u Wager OF $4,000.

Paul Jones. the Harvard student, who
10 win wager OF 5000, intends TO make
n tour Of the world within n year, is in
New York again. The conditions of the
wager are that Jones is To start without
u penny and without clothes lie is'to
earn 5000 within the year.
Jones purchased with the first few
pennies he earned manila paper enough
TO make Il suit. His adventurous spirit
will stay in New York for few days and
can be seen in the haberdashery stores Of
Rrll Bros, at 2ll Sixth avenue. near
Fourteenth street, and AZ Cortlandt
street. He win be at the first named
store tomorrow. where he will have
charge OF the neckwear counter. He
photographs. His paper suit will also
a a. the 81 sSsfsisa street sto s =.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
GIVEN UP ALL HOPE.
Eczema Turning TO Blood Poison.
Treated by Specialists Months
without One Particle OF Success.
BODY RUNNING SORES.
Condition Terrible. Life n Burden,
Tried Cuticura. In Three Days At
tends to Business. Cure Per-
mancnt.

In the Spring OF 1891 took that dreadful skin
disease Eczema, which turned into blood poison,
consnited IN" best Known spetlMlsts ~ lhlN
derived "a particle Of good from any of them,
They had given II up n IA hopeless cure. was
running sores all over me, some Of them as large
Us "a box OF your CrrICIHA. II Gust me hundreds
of dollars with these sO-Calltd specialists. My
condition was terrible, lie was almost n burden
To me. I could not eat, drink or Sleeu; was
unable to walk and hal given myself up Rs dead,
tried oil medicines imaginable. until n friend
who had got relief advised me to try GO rItuRA
KFNEpII~ | sent out md got them, and when
| took the hrst dose Of your CrIItrRN RFSui-
VKST felt a little better; with three boxes OF
your most valuable tTTlCTRN aud one bottle OF
CTTiCUKA RESuLVENT | was new man. In
three days was up walking around and Hitend-
ing TO ms business and II Is the IUTICURN ana
CI'TICURA RfSuLNE>T that saved me from the
Jaws OF d, ath. This Is two year ago. ! wanted
10 see II II had been driven ont of my system,
and / can say have never had any trouble sincc
Tor two years. GkO. Z. BRIGHT
2g95 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa
The evening world., 1894-04-25
M'KANE'S PROSECUTORS.
Mny Ask To-day for Remuneration
for Their Labors.

Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy. Albert z.
Lamb, Edward NJ. Shepard and Jere A.
Weinberg were not ready this morning
to present affldavits stating the exact
amount Of service they had rendered
Kings County in prosecuting the Graves
end election cases.
They were given time by Justice Gay
nor to submit their affidavits late this
afternoon or tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Weinberg said that no specified
remuneration would be asked. He said
the affidavits would simply state the
work done. The court could fix the
value of the services.
The bill of expenses will amount to
about $500. OF this 5000 is credited
to the Committee of One Hundred in
collecting evidence, and the $500 was
used by Mr.: Shepard in preparing the
cases for trial.
Justice Gaynor has not announced
whether he will fix the amount due the
prosecuting lawyers or send the whole
matter to a referee.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
KILLED WHILE PLAYING TAG.
Three Trolley Car Accidents, One
OF Them Fatal, in Newark.

OF Them Fatal, In Newark.
HILLSDALE. N. J.. April 25.-Through
a magnificent display Of nerve. yester-
day. Tax Collector John w. Eckerson,
Of Washington Township, succeeded in
collecting every penny of taxes that
has been overdue for long time.
The delinquents felt that they had
been held up" in the most approved
style and. as a matter OF fact, the
debtors of the township faced a COM
bination which was pretty hard to beat
to wit, an ugly pair Of handouts. a grue-
some vehicle. the Black Maria, a rough
herculean deputy sheriff and Tax Col
lector Eckerson himself. His modus
monty effective. He got there every
bracelets clapped on your wrists and
be toted of to Jail in the Black Maria"
Eckerson started out early in the day,
and most Of the townspeople looked upon
his new idea as a colossal bluff. The de-
linquents who thought 1t a bluff laughed
on the other side of their faces after
Eckerson and his pat hand" of hand.
cuffs, Sheriff and hurry-up cart called
them. Many Of the belated taxpayers
stood out boldly for Just a minute or two
Eckerson would summon his deputy with
the Black Maria and the handouts, ant
the next minute Eckerson would be told
oh. WELL give me a receipt for my
He got all was due the town, and h,
didn't have single passenger in his
sombre coach for Hackensack Jail.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BROOKLYN. NEWS.
low GELHARDT IS DEAD, TOO.
|ttempted Suicide Of John E.
Greene's Slayer Successful.
(he Policeman Avenged the Ruina-
ton of His Home.

policeman william T. Gelhardt, Of the
alph avenue station, Brooklyn. who OF
ct. 20 last shot and killed John E. X
reene, his wifes admirer, and few
Tvs ago aimed bullet at his owr
lart, died shortly before midnight last
ght at the Homeopathic Hospital.
blood poisoning was the immediate
Ause Of death.
Gelhardt was conscious until within n
hort time before he expired, and he
Fixed repeatedly to see his wife. Gel.
krdts friends say that the suspense OF
&reene made him temporarily insane.
The shooting of CT eene was very sen
RATIONAL. One evening in the latter part
q September Gelhardt went home tc
live his wife a newspaper. He noticed
HAT she appeared nervous and Ill al
base. and his suspicious were aroused
lie began to look around the house and
found mans coat lying upon the bed
iDn opening a closed door he found
tsreene standing in a corner in his
Bookings. He ordered him out OF the
house.
The policeman was heart.broken over
HE discovery, but forgave his wife and
they continued to live together. A few
Weeks later. Gelhardt discovered that
Greene was still calling upon his wife
.fhe morning of Oct. 90, he went to the
nachine-shop of the Brooklyn ~ ROAD
kt Manhattan crossing, and called
lireene out upon the street.
II The men walked some blocks. Sew.
Sral pedestrians heard them quarrelling
fFhen, 1t was said. Gelhardt turned, drew
his revolver and fired two shots at the
destroyer Of his domestic happiness
Greene fell at his feet and died in n few
minutes. Gelhardt said he fired the
|Bhots in self-defenSe.
He was acquitted by the Coroner's
hurry, but was indicted by the Grand
Jury for manslaughter in the first de-
gree. He was released OH bail for trial.
fihe case hung fire, and Gelhardt be-
Fame respondent over the loss of his
bay, his temporary suspension from
tuty. and the delay in calling hiscase
Tor trial.
His wife disappeared, and he went to
live with his brother at 1149 Bedford
(venue. Monday, week ago. while the
members of the family We're at dinner.
be went into the basement and aimed a
bullet at his heart. The missile struck
rib and glanced off. inflictinE a dan
ferrous but not necessarily fatal wound.
Hood poisoning set in, however. and
end came as told above. Gelhardt
be buried Friday.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

At the foot OF the mound Is stunted
weeping willow tree, and at any, hour,
from early dawn until twilight shrouds
the. vicinity and. the superstitious say.
makes II uncanny, mourners. In groups,
or flocking by themselves, make pill
grimages to 1t from adjacent streets.
An Evening World" reporter who Wis
by the lugubrious aspect of several OF
the e cause prope of an" their t sorrow they
instead OF replying, invariably pointed
silently to the tombstone.
II Is said that the meaning of all this
the only and original Timothy when he
presents himself at the polls for re-
election as Congressman next Fall. MIR.
Campbell has made many enemies In his
district by a bill by which the big area
between Jackson and Corlears streets
converted into a park.
All the lumber yards. marble yards.
iron yards, Laboratories, sugar refiner-
les and other industries inclosed by the
three blocks north and south and three
blocks east and west. have, of course,
are consequently out of a Job.
we always voted for Tim," said one
OF the mourners.
He always had such a persuasive
way of kissing the babies. until he'd
make us believe that he actually loved
them. That won't wash next time. I'm
tobacco, so that il Tim comes smiling
around its face next Fall 1t will squirt
him one in the eye"
That's what" exclaimed another
mourner. as the crowd settled down upon
surrounding powders TO mediate iike
so many Mariuses over the ruins Of an
other Carthage.
The evening world., 1894-04-25

John II. woodbury. Is the inventor OF Wood
bury's Facifl soAp Ior the skin, scalp and Com
| piskion-a pure antiseptic, mediclnai toilet soap
Tor daily use. II embodies as far a. soap eau the
soothink healing, preserving elements that 10
years practical experience treating the akin have
proved most beneAeiel y u. = :. Z. I
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BOTH HIS LEGS BROKEN.
Riding Master Hurt in stopping a
PUPILS Runaway Horse,

MONTCLAIR, N. j., April 25.-Riding
Master c. W. Potter. who had both legs
broken yesterday while trying to stop
a runaway horse upon which Miss
Bessie Findlay. one Of his pupils, was
mounted. Is lying at his home in a
dangerous condition. Drs. Soper and
Brown are, however. hopeful Of his re-
covery.
The accident occurred in Park street,
Newark. Miss Findlay was riding a
spirited horse. which took fright and
bolted. Riding Master Potter put
spurs to his horse and gave chase. He
came UP with the runaway after a
short run, and. leaning over caught
the frightened animals bride. The
horse swerved suddenly and Potter was
terked from his saddle, his own horse
falling on him. Miss Findlay was
more frightened than hurt. The rid
ing-master was unconscious when taken
from under his horse. and both of his
legs were broken below the knees.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
UNITED AGAINST TAMMANY.
Charles Stecl<ler Predicts the Doom
of the Wigwnm Forces.

Charles Steckler. one OF the leaders
Of the Independent County Organiza ton,
speaking this morning Of the progress
of the Anti-Tammany movement, ex-
pressed the opinion that Tammany's
defeat at the coming election was GER
tain. The signs I: that direction were
unmistakable.
ut looks now to the casual observer
az " things were in a state Of chaos,
the various factions apparently working
in different directions for different pur-
poses. The fact IL, however, that their
| aim and object are one: they are working
as one man for one purpose-to down
| Tammany Hall. There will be a united
effort to restore honest government.
| "On election day tire Tammany rinC
will be met by united enemy. The In.
dependent County Organization will
, spare no efforts to weld together the
unconnected links. Steps have already
been taken to accomplish this with graf
flying results.
I'VE are on the most friendly terms
with all kindred organizations. 1t Is
the cardinal principle of our organiza-
ton to bring about union. and when we
are not busy fighting Tammany Hall
| our time Is given to an effort to strength
! forces"
The evening world., 1894-04-25
bN'T GIVE UP THE CHILD.
J. Gaynor snys Her Granddaugh-
ter Is Happier with Her.

ter Is Happier with Her.
(rs. Ann Gaynor. fifty years old. Of
Palmetto street. was arraigned In the
J Avenue Court. Williamsburg. to-
on a charge of abducting her grand
ghter, Sadie Carey. five years old.
|tice Connolly dismissed the case on
ground that he had NO jurisdiction.
BE child's mother. Mrs, Kate Kilgal-
was in court this morning. Her
husband died two years ago, and
ftly after she married Martin Kill
on, and went to live with him at
Myrtle avenue.
Fs. Gaynor was not on friendly terms
her new son-in-law, and after a
rt time she stopped visiting her
lighter.
three weeks ago. a number OF chill
fn In tine house were taken down with
looping cough, and the Kilgallons,
Spite their unfriendiiness with Mrs.
Pynor, decided to send Sadie to her
Puse for awhile.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Kilgallon
|ld. she called with her husband on
RS. Gayror to get the child. They
Pre- greatly surprised when Mrs. Cay
calmly told them that she had no
ention of surrendering Sadie, as she
happier where she was. The pa
Us argued for some time without
Hct. and then went to court.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
GUILTY OF BREACH OF TRUST
Ex-Judge LnnninE's Report on Re-
ceivcr Church's Accounts.

ORANGE. N. j.. April 25.-Ex-Judge
Lanning, the Special Master in Chancery
who was appointed to examine the ac-
counts of Receiver Edward +. Church,
OF the Trenton Wooden Company. has
just made his report.
1t shows that Church mixed his per-
sonal funds with those of the Company,
and decides that Church Is guilty OF a
breach of trust and entitled to no COM
pensation.
1t was alleged that Receiver Church
embezZled funds belonging to the firm,
and this led to the investigation by
Judge Lanning.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BENEDICT OUT OF DANGER
But 1t Took Five Hours Work to
Save Hts Life.

Four policemen spent five hours this
morning In saving the life of Charles H.
Benedict. of 3O6 Greene avenue. Brook
lyn, who. 1t is alleged. tried to kill him
self by taking laudanum.
eBnedict Is a clerk. thirty-one years
old, and lives with his wife at the above
time ago and was unable to get work.
At II o'clock last night he told his wife
he had taken poison. She became fran
tic and hastily summoned DIR. Shaw, OF
327 Greene avenue. The usual antidotes
were administered. but without effect.
Then the police were called. They
marched him up and down the floor. I'M
til daylight, when the doctors said he
was out OF danger, and he was then put
to bed. He was not arrested.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
IN HONOR OF A PRELATE.
bishop McDonnelrs Installation An
niversnry Celebrated.

The Pro-Cathedral on Jay street.
Brooklyn. was crowded with priests of
the diocese and Catholics from all parts
of the city this morning. The occasion
was the celebration OF the second ami
versary of the installation OF Bishop
Mcdonnell. Mcdonnell was welcomed
In song by one hundred children. and
assisted in the celebration of high mass
At Historical Hall tonight. the Catho-
lie Historical Society Will continue the
celebration by reading Of papers and
other exercises.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BlO0mingdale Bros, s,1n '" A~o s syr4 SITS.
SEVEN WOMEN ARRESTED.

Seven more women were arrested by
Capt. Martens detectives for walking
the street on Third avenue between g
o'clock last night and o'clock this
morning. and after being locked up in
the cell TIL daylight. were marched to
the Yorkville Police Court.
Only one of them was discharged. The
others were fined from 81 TO $40. Those
i Tn1ta McN1amms SnII,e Evans f'aura
Eshler, eNllle Burns. Annie falkland
and Annie Ward.