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heavy lash. the blood squirting from the m an q
body with every stroke. Then be handed the
whip to native. tnstructinR him to give 200
lashes stood there and counted 100 lashes.
and left when the scene became unbearable.
The mans body was covered with welts and
blood and when the thongs were united from
the tree he gave n few gasps and fell to the
ground unconscious. learned OF this result
from one OF the natives. Mr. STANLEY stood By
and watched the punishment until the finish.
He ordered water thrown IN the mans face
and left. At evening when told that the man
was dead he s!mply remarked, vas not to
blame for it. This happened at BanRala In
1884 Great cruelty was also rractised By
other officers under Stanley's orders Read
this" Here Lieut.. Westmark showed the fol-
lowing original letter:
DIWsrR. You 90 away and you leave me hs.r yon
good Master and CoquihAt can come hack. He VIII
fog me again AZ before aud he can kile me heks he
kiIled the native from Gorumha Please let me go
with you Nassr. Your obei.snt servant wiLLiAx.
William. I" continued the Lieutenant, WAS
native educated and Christianizeds by the
missionaries at Stanley Pool He wasA faith
fol and valuable servant but was accused OF
stealing by Col Co1uilhat \ Belgian officer.
who was In charge Of one Of the stations on the
STANLEY expedition. After suffering q fearful
hogging 1t was found that he was innocent"
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HAD A BEAR IN the CELLAR.
Fear CkIeaEo Detectives Went On . Gan
slIaE RaId aAd Get IaIO TroabIe.

Fear Chicago Detectives Went On Gam
sliaE Kaid sad Get Into TroabIs.
CHICAGO. Feb II. Augustus J. Meyer came
to the Harrison street station this morning
and said that he had been swindled In q new
game at q museum on State street. lie sWore
out warrant.
Detectives Lotus. Hennessey. Teape How
ard. and Woodbridge started for the museum.
which IL FREQ show. They saw wax figure
OF Murderer George II. Painter. recently
hanged, . few wax heads. and some other
freaks
An Amiable man named Doe" Robinson
said he was proprietor lie seemed surprised
when the detectives asked him where he kept
the gambling machinery. Not getting salts
factory answer Detectives LOTUS, Teape. and
Howard began 10 search the premises. while
Woodbridge remained behind to take care
Of Robinson.
Detective LOTUS started for the basement.
He felt his way down dark stairway Robin
son glanced unsasily in the direction OF the
three detectives when he heard LOTUS tramp
ing toward the basement
As LOTUS reached the basement he heard
Erowl and saw two eyes tlaziGg from the
darkness Before he had tune TO turn back he
felt a hot breath on his cheek. and tho nrst
thing he kpsT he was nsnthlsS an M n G&a1.ed
which snapped its huge Jaws saVagely aud
Toarsd as LOTUS beat 1t "a
Hsnnssssy. Teaps and Howard. who had
been looking for gam bling apparatus up stairs
heard their eompSnIons cries aud bounded
down stairs to his assistance. The bear turned
on them with . roar and STRUCK ~ thsm- IL
fought him on
The bear struck Hsnnssssy . stunning blow.
knocking him to the floor, and then leADSd on
TsAps. knocking him TO the door also. He
then Eprang toward Howard
Dsteetlye Woodbridge heard the hEht In the
dark. and drawing revolver. ran 20 the stair
Way. He took the precautlnn 70 strike match
as he rushed into the basement by ITS ight
he saS Hennessey and I-ape liu2 on the
floor, and the bear reared on rs launches.
He dealt the DsGT hlOw on the head with
his revolver, and as II staggered. Lotus drew
hia revolver and began pounding y on ths
head TsAps AID Hebnessey scTam bled 70 their
lsst And loinSd 10 the light
TksJ drove the bsST back Ia : eoEasF And
F4shsd - staiEA leaving Il Er0Nlink And sap
BlsS u ~ bAss4shk a. =,
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EIsHr RAIDs AND % PRISONERS
Capt Crsss's Pslios AAdr 90 Arrests Lss,
Might saa Capt. COrtriEhr- q.

I.pt. Crsss's Pslios AAdr 90 Arrests Lest
Might sad Capt. Cortri<hr- q.
CaptS Cross and Cortright OF the Fifth street
aud RidridEs street stations made eight raids
last night Altogether % prisoners were
tAkss. 80 OF whom wers women.
About 10 o'clock Capt Cross. with the re-
serve squad. visited house in East Thirteenth
street which Il said to be owned By Steve
BTOdis
-Four men and three women were taken here
They next went TO . house in ST. Marks place
and captured 10 men and 10 women ON the
way back to the station the police stopped at
two houses In Third streeG. where 10 men and
IL women we're made prisoners
These last two houses. Capt Cross says. are
owned By Michael J. Adrisn. President Of the
German Exchange Bank After depositinR
this batch Of prisoners the police went TO
Adolf Hirseh's coffee house. At % Avenue A.
and arrested the pnopnetor aud twenty seven
other men A Number Of card games were In
progrssA and the chips. tables. &c. we're
Capt oortright raidsd two houses In Bayard
street and took prisoners the WON en- who keep
them. three other women. and one man
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rrxrsrrs r,DorlED HsEDEn


pIsI.t 90 ths shah's esver--e-e
LrvcHBUnG. va. Feb 1.-THE Ne,os viii to-
morrow print = private letter received here
from Persia. relating an instance OF swift ven
Reanee on the part Of the shah's Government.
at the com pl Amt OF Minister McDonald. in be-
half Of some American missionaries
One OF the missionaries. the Rev. f W. So
Pierre Of Oroomia, was riding home from the
eountry in the evening. and when within =
littl. more than . mile o. the town was seized
BIZ some rufnans dragged into an adjoining
woods. and under threat OF instant death
robbed
The men stripped him Of his clothing In the
cold and left him half dead. saying that II he
moved from where he was within . specified
time he would be shot.
When the time had xpired the missionary
dragged himself to the road and finally reach
cd home.
The facts were Immediately reported 70 the
American Minister at Teheran. who laid them
prom pity before the Prime Minister with .
demand for the arrest and punishment Of the
erlminsla
The Prime Minister i'm m ediately teleRraphed
peremptory orders for their arrest The rob-
bers, four number. proved to be notorious
outlawa They were captured after stout
resistance and put to death.
This summary ending OF the AFFAIR was at
once reported to the American Minister By the
Prime Minister. The American Minister
thanked him for his prompt action in the mat
ter, and thea put in claim for damages
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PATERSON. Feb 1.-THE silk operatives OF
this city nov DslisVs there is : prospect OF =
revival In the silk business The strike OF the
wsAysrs In New York does not AFFECT Paterson.
although the SsaVsrs here are organized.
They are TRYING TO get . uniform scale Of
wages adopted
AmoaE the favorable signs seen Is the an
nounesnsnt Of J. silbeTmAn 4 Co that on
Monday thsT will increase the wages Of their
hands 20 per cent hsAugustG Silk Com pAny
will Also grant their WeaVsrs an increase
OF 10 per cent. and thsJ say trade
made through fear Of : general strike but Te-
cause the sllk business Is getting better and
pLemlsss to revive considerably By string.
operations on Monday. after being closed
about ten weeks No orders have bsen re-
esiVed bat the men will be sta ted on rePeir
WORK. A big order Is said 70 b. IN view.
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MISS NEWMAN SUES DIR sArES
Four Others B-sides the EvaAEsIIst II
voIyed-Iafnntietds Charged.

Four Others Besides the Evangelist h
yoIysd-Iafantietds Charged.
DEs MoINEs. Ia. Feb. ia petition has
been drawn up and filed In the District Court
OF Polk county by Miss Ollie Newman. singer
In a church choir at Swan.
The defendants are DR.. d. C. Gates. q Chris
tian Church exhorter: DIR. c. V. Smith. wo-
man physician OF Dss Moines; William
Weston. Justice Of tho Peace Edmund Buck
ley and Mrs Henrietta Shook. Miss Newman
asks for 500 damages
Miss Newman Is IL years OF age. She DOS
ssssss q tine voice and sang in the church
choir OF which DIR: Gates was leader. He Ia
the son OF Mira shook. and Is a well-knoWn
evangelist.
They fell In love and Miss Newman says in
her petition that. under promise OF marriage
Gates betrayed her. Then he refused TO mar
~ her.
Miss Newman charges Mrs. Smith and
Weston with killinRher child before her eyes,
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SPECIAL rooD ron IyvALIDs
A. Eat-rpri.e watch Has Been Made Sue
eessfui By n woman'- Skin.

| A, E,,.r,-,.. w., u,. Me-, Mad. s,..
| ee..fu, BIZ a wom.n,- sLin
| u,nh,.i,,,, ,oroaax. IN Nsv yo,t want.
a. tnraIis - boxa .nooioi tI,d n, ,ood coot al
a. .n..isl w. b. ao.o MOI have 70 nIuno a
h,m..i, 49, ,ho Jon,h ~ dssrair IN an sffort
| % i'm nr.ss IN. famiIv coot Win tns mannar IN
Shioh ar d.,n,r dish I. 80 10 mo raJ oootad
"a sa.nsS II. v,,,o. a nrs.orintion Tor ,bo
go ,ns, ~. b.. AZ. o. ,hs nodicins ana II ia
| ns.,ai. .or,,o,od.d Tbi. h.nnv "a
| -. go, ~ I,r,t,.,1ons a, ,ha ri. ~"
| 80 - - ,,a,t.,s has boan vro,eht bv
,hs rI,os ,rI, "a sliu a, wom.n
| - =, -. M. Ko,a T.,ohrnr I"
tn, n .ddi,ion - h.,ns !, woman in trade
~. n. nn.n. % \. lod, and a nsmhsr Of a
| wealthy family. who. for reasons which con-
Germ herself wished to make her own living.
are facts which she docs not make part OF her
capital She believed that there was an op-
pOrtanity to make profitable business of
SUPPLYING uehcac'e, ioI .ne ~ III -
years ago began the enterprise Whieh mas
~. Ts.ah, 80, aoonxarsa,,,, Nth a
mrs INA ;,a, ,ss Iass wss
cd 10 her through her own experience In pre-
80, .E e d.,;"a.iss ,or sn ,ny.ITs IN bsr own
the patient she was Interested in was to have
they were wanted MANY articles l wanted"
Oh. ..ia .couid ha obtain all from thu wo-
sno ,a W !, aass., a.
mans Exchange. out IL was necessary 10 oruer
them q day in advance. and that was not al
-. .o.-oni.,, 7, %. M, .,w.,s th,, n
' Son
french chei couid OF "ouiu prepare JUST "hat
a.. 5.,,,..,a. n,.o,, ,rd daro,onad .or,.
tno ueheaeles msseH anu 1e si. s1" 40
skill In the WORK. when determined 10
start this enterprise to supply such delica-
c,s. a. ws.ltby invslids wanted. and which
from my experience l knew they could not
always obtain. rented two little rooms here
- En,,v...ord .tro.t wh.r. hag.n m.
on roru-seconu suee" M ~ .no
greatest demand for. and. under the name /
Am knoxn hr in nv hns,n.s. sent ont circu-
IN III nnann y, N mb.t 10. nrsnaraS 70 do
tsrs snnouncinR MnM was SLepareu a '9 uo;
tne nru %. :aaap cnnstd. a. ~ 1arr n
ShpeIieneos IN ea dn,,n anart IN ~
success IL has been an enioyment TO me"
ThI va. " s.iS in tba D,rIor oifica ~ rh.
The brigbt Snstty rIsishsd oee tnrni.hsd
xt,b aa.ns assx cbs,rs ruSs ana banpinSs
C.s snrnrisa 10 fhs renorter who had a
was sut ph,'so 'I3 nn AZ Hon,a HnraaM
store stock ed with canned goods and patented
ssnd n.r,rjos and nackinr rooms two Of tha
anu anu sr ~ which ua1s ali tne oricinel spare
ocnnnIsS y IN The Ii9chsn are two large gas
psnaes' each capable OF cooking Anything from
pepeh OF f'rninS .s p ibins. i,ts haa,
sno M nh1L 80 nrn,h ~ $4,000 ~
u,sVni anu ~, ~ isnt - I..t al hra"gb ,ha
Ssy and theIeafter the ran yes are occupied in
~ .nSni.1 tS.ha. nsana 81 70 3d. n
eooking spscai anes ~ otbsr hrn;h anu
S Hoso hnS n.ae sasas.sas roneing fsnw 80
wasi c.ndls 1ith wins To raxsead lemonade
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4 REVIVALIsT MURDERED.
he PIsaRsA 20 Bald = Cbureh aad IL
LzWIsss Eisasst Resented IL.

He riaaBsa 20 Band = Church aad the
LzWIsss Eisasst Resented II.
OTTAWA. o.. Feb. 1.-THE Rev. Joshua
C. Biegs has been conducting revival
meetings for some time at WestsrmAnn,
a small town ten miles west OF here. and he
has stirred uD religious feeling among the in
habitants. much to the hatred OF the law
brsaksrs
There Is no church In the community and
the meetings have resulted In movement 10
get one This has caused III feeling against
Biggs and resulted in his murder.
On last Monday night BiRgs. during the big
storm. started for his boarding house, several
as the murdsrsrs supposed. his body thrown
on sac railroad track. Biggs's throat Was cut
from ear TO ear.
To-day the body Was found in drift By the
side Of the track.
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Tn. Lo.t Crew orrhs Morrl.os.

BosroS. Feb 1.-THE following Is . com
plsts list of those OF board the schooner Edwin
L Morrison. lost with all hands. during the
blizzard on TUESDAY on the bars at Race
Point near ProyiRcetowh: John Hector Smith.
Dorchester. Mass, CAPTAIN, 40 years OF age.
leaves vi leW: Daniel Martin, hTst mate.
Dorchester, q years. leaves widow Charles
unmarried; 4. X. Pierce. cook. Of Mellnset. ~
ysTas. married leaves . large family; joseph
BrailAr, seaman, OF Germany. AZ ysArA IN;
n arried: H. NJ. Olsen OF Norway. seaman. -
years. unmarried; Louis Abrsmssn OF Nor
wAy seaman. 81 YEAR,. unmarried; John Iud-
greer Of Sweden. seaman. rs years unmAr-
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BANKER MxRRINo zRRksrEn.

The Charge Att~aetiHE 90 rass worth
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Detectives
Oates and Madden OF the old slip police Sta
ton arrested Raymond C Marine. an Italian.
81 years OF age. living at 81 Park street. New
ark, who says he IL "a banker. .
The charge was attempting to pass WORTH
less cheek Tor $780, drawn on tho state Rank
ing Association OF Newark. at the once OF
Hungarian 4 Forshay. ate Wall strest
OF 3 OUS lirs. s2o4 In American money. .
bank book, and note book. He Was locked
up, and will appear 1t the Tombs Police Court
this morning.
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THE HOG ON THE FERRYBOAT.
RksTRICTIONs ON CONDUCT WHICH
MfshT pE LEG<LLT IMPOsED.

Lawyers seq Thss. ~ Chsrz. Ceuis Prop
sriy E-es~ss An Reasonable Regulations
-Fross.s- frs- nsity sua-r~rp-Ths Il.
ssrssaww Views ere -sseess-Er-ae Hos"
- yrs Es,pon ov Trr svs-s,i Irssd ysur srtieis
On the ssybsst hogs With great deal Of Interest but
thsraiy thnh IL vin have mseh eject. have found
ths motto % human hots 10 b. once hog. aTaysA
hog" A man Who ~in tssp hts seat in the venen's
eabir Of q ferybost vhsn . dossn tired vonen are
standing ~ and Who viii s1psctorsts stream OF to
eseeo jsiss ., thsr feet las 'omsshinE TIE matter
With hin ths the roots Of his ssturs and s no,
easily srsdiestsd ANthoe
II is impossible 10 tell exactly how many
women and men s1ffer every day from the
hoagishusss Of ferrybost hogs. Every woman
who crosses the Hudson or the East River
during the rush hours 10 bound to feel some
discomfort, either in the rush from the wait
Ing room or In the women's cabin. There are
more hogs In the rush. a. rule. than there
ere in the cabins A man who would
never think Of s1pectorsting upon the
floor Of the vomen's cabin. or OF de-
privins some tired womanGoi . sea
does not hesitate to push forward In the crowd
in the waiting room before the doors are
thrown open. needless OF the fact that he 10
adding his weight TO the crush that IL making
the women In front 10 ost miserable
10 f. not an uncommon sight to see woman
stumble and fall in the rush for seats 1t Is
usually the weak woman. too. most anxious to
gain . seat who slips while being jostlsd
across the GanGplsnk.
The statement Of Superintendent Blooms
burg OF the Psnnsylvanis Railroad Company's
ferries. that . ferryboat was merely . street
and that the company could do nothing to
abste the smoking. sxpsetorat ting. and crowd
ing nuisance. gave rise to considerable COM
mont yesterday. The reporter asked several
lawyers whether that was really so. and their
answer was!
hsn, is, ev"p' sss W -
ing or e1pectorhtpR ON tne CABIN noof IL eAn
do IT,"
a. I'M. .ut-. -, IN rn. ..... .
,.vv.r vhn b.. 10000 .on.,d.r.bi. .tton.
ts"Jer ""V ms ue'osou eonSiuefso'o s''en-
uo no 70 m , law. ss,a:
Ahe ierry tou.o "hieh secn COMPANY fe
ceives In Its franchise 10 Q public hig way. Just
IS railroad Is and Just as street ia Ihe
ferryboat itself Is lust as much a street as q
railroad car or q street chr is. The franchise
NJ a farrx comn.nv giv.s ~ tbs riob, 10 p,aka
all reasonable rules and regulations for the
-.r.non.nt q, az ho.t. Th.v n.r nrohihI,
smokino on tbs boats mat a we'll "a tina Nam
49, 80 "
On ai H. esI sTA'sa har0ad can prohibit smoking
The prohibition OF smoking on board n
fsrI,So.,. on the ground thu. IL is !. n pisanee
non .na' mit diseom.o.t 70 many 81 t9e pas
q OF the slightest doi bt that every court would
man insis.ed on .motina ihinf the com.
panv's empioyess Would have a rieht 10 nse
xsaJJ TThpy n1Is ~gyuih n.y. ~ y ,rkn' ~ use
torcN, ,Ihey could tax MS cigar from MIN or
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GooD-BY, KELLEY CURE"

white KIird HimseH on Awaktne ~ Druak
rs when Re Went to NED.
CoLroS. Cal. Feb. 17.-John NJ White Of this
place committed suicide to-day By shooting.
He left the following note:
"Good-by. Kelley cure Il Is too late.
Just now awoke. and am about - drunk -
when went to bod"
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For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation ; go by the
book on Beechams pills.
Book free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to b F Allen
Co, S65 Canal st. New York.
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Tn. Police Are Looking 70. B..ps..

CHICAGO. Feb. lZ-Frank H. Harper who 10
also known as Frank II. Henderson. walk ed
into the Continental National Bank at the cor
nsr OF Adams and Ia sale streets on Thurs
day morning aud present ell two checks for
payment. One called for Sj. 500 and the other
Tor 81, ;tUn Harper WAS known at the bank
and as the signatures were genuine the checks
we're eashsd without hesitation IL vas after.
ward learned that the checks had heeh raised
from S33 and S35 TO one hundred tlmsA those
amounts The police are looking for Harper,
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Make Merry.

$Ioo for the best new way
to cook Germea California
white wheat, best wheat in the
world, with its jacket off.
ground coarse, for mush, sc. }
Cooks in three minutes
The Department Of DoRsslie Seisnes q Pau
Iasttuts hlI CONSENTED act C0HaiIiss a Award
For particulars write to
II. y Z sssiET c. . A..sss. $, =. Yea
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sI.EsrIy'. Harmony PIaa R.Vus,a,ss.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l7.-stats Chairman j.
Marshall Wright teleEraphsd tonight from
Allentown 70 the State headquarters in this
eitJ that the singeTly- MeGOWan harmony plan
was . genuine surprise 70 him and
came TOO late. National Chairman Harrity
was In the same mood as Chairman WTlght
He said the corrtspOndsnee Was carried
through without any authority from the state
or CITY Com miues And Was TspudiAtsd BIZ the
leaders OF the regular orRaniZatiOn-
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II. CLAY EyISSs sILEEn WEDDING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " HaaEnNbeF beod8 .
Present 10 Hts Fsrasr First Assistant
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb l7.-H Clay Evans
and wife are tonight celebrating the twenty
nfth anniversary OF their Wedding day with
reception to which 500 Invitations were Issued
Many costly presents in silver were received
from all parts OF the country from acduAint-
ances formed during Mr.. EyAns's pu bile career.
Noteworthy among the presents 10 an oyster
service from eX-PostmAster General Wana-
maker. whose First Assistant Gen Evans WAS
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HIS SKULL FRACTURED.
Death OF the Druss en- Msa Pound n Ere
OF PareelPs 9aIoon-

ofPareeiPs saIoon-
James Caruth. . carpenter. Of at Wsst
Eighteenth street. dled In Bellevue Hospital
on Friday afternoon Of wounds which DR..
Weston thinks must have been the result Of
an assault
Caruth had been out OF work for some time.
but week ago Thursday got q Job which last
ed q week Then he went OF on Spires. and
on Thursday night he was found in mont Of
William Purcelis saloon at sixteenth street
and Ninth avenue. unable to walk.
He was taken to the West Twentieth street
station house in q push cart and lock cd M He
was able to go to court the next day. and JUS
tice Ryan sentenced him to serve f1ye days for
Bellevue
Yesterday DR.. Weston found that the bsss Of
fused and iacerated.
Rurcell is in State prison for mauslAuehtsf
com mitted at another saloon be has on secona
RYanpa.
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WEsIxlRks rrorUns OF srlxEET


Fro- = sketch whtss We ssys &c Nsss
- the spst ~ Rssesis.
Lieut. Theodore westmsrk. the African
traveller who was with stsnlsy'o expedition
in 1893. and who is to lecture in this country.
said Yesterday: Although I have been IN
this country but two days. I have received
many letters from people unknown to me.
Several are autograph hunters. and the others
want further Information concerning Mr..
Henry NJ stanley. A few people seem to think
that | exaRFersts matters and am over eriti-
cal Abundant proof can be furnished for all
my statements concerning this man. Nov you
can reproduce this picture In THE Sun"
The Lieutenant showed four pictures. one OF
which represents Mr.. stanley standlnk with
whip in hand before q black man Who IL
lashed to a tree with his head downward.
| made the original sketch Of that scene on
the ground" said the Lieutenant stood in
the background and saw the man dashed to
the tree In the manner shown. never saw =
man punished in that position before Or since,
and learned that II was = result OF Mr.. STAN
ley's ingenuity The crime, By the way, was
the theft OF two pieces Of cheap cloth. saw
Stanley give the first half dozen strokes with
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h-5s chryttie street Jewish synAEoyus dama--
sl"o' "a, =! BAyar4 stree. HosnasF 40. daIlss-
sl.sAos 2 -. a~l Len9S avenue. l. DEnksL dAmAys
500: 81 - cas- street Rich HroA damags tTiaiRs;
80 az East ssFsngy sIEhIh street Aaron = slisE
4 sterTy. dauAE3 S.u
p ~ AZ lei ChEysiis siresl EnIeksrbseksF
Stable 10 io3 Narfolk afrseL Aarou sd6srI 49,
.se ylOos g. Efth sEeaas. ". Bltsr Daaeal. 81
aaiaAss ~ ~ ~ EAsi ssTsAiI .4ftA slEssl HlllAl
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Mn NJ. s.I.-a vyi,a Hear. F.nars.

NIAGARA FAILS \. Y. Feb lZ-BAl Nye Was
billed to appear here tonight under the aus
Iieas ~ the Forty second Separate COMPANY.
ust before his departure from hls hOts 20 ihs
theatre he WAS tAken with heart iaLuI. ani u
10 q cI.tLeAl condition az The I'm RoIlA. Hotel
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saIs 70 nav. Bs.a II4 I..r. Ols.

NEwLRK Fec Haunt Julie Tuhnis0n' coli
ored. who Is said TO have been ia years osd'
died AT her home. 80 Fast kinney street last
night she had been married three times. az
she could not rsmem Der her nrsk husbani
name She was once . slave.
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