davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1894-02-07
REMOVE THESE RUFFIANS.
Gutenberg and shadyside People
TcrrOrizrd ny Tunnel Laborers.

HACKENSACK, N. j., Feb. THE
citizens of Guttenburg and Shadyside
are uD in arms over the outrages perpe-
tiated upon nan OF their lumber by
the gang Of laborers employed in the
new tunnel, and will tndeavor to have
their camp removed from the vicinity.
There are fully six hundred laborers
In the camp, and most OF them are des-
perate characters. They are encamped
u mile below the tunnel In tents. and
when payday comes the men are 80
cra2,d with liquor that they become
aesperadoeS.
They assault women and children in
discriminatory, rob men and boys and al
most run riot in the neighborhood.
A few days ago a young man named
Dolan. while walking from Shadyside
to Gutenberg with his sister, was
set upon by a gang OF the ruffians, bad.
ly beaten and kicked In the head and
body. They caught his sister and at
tempted - drag her into the bushes
She broke loose from them and sue
ceeded In escaping. Dolan. when he
got 10 his feet, alarmed his assailsnt'
by his Giles for help, and they rar
away Peter Morris, colored. .las'
Monday got drunk and ran amuck a
ShGdyside. He was set upon by {
crowd and badly beaten.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Coming Events.

Ko.suth Monument Fair this evening at Arlink.
ton Hal, 70 70 % st. Marks place.
Annual reception Of the Young Men's sTiety OF
tn" Columbia, S East Fourteenth street.
Prof.. Allan MarQuand, OF Princeton College.
VIII dellNcF a free illustrated lecture on Social
rrosrss. a. Iniicated IN Renaissance Architec.
Economics, - Union square. this evening.
Masquerade hall Of the IIcinebund to. morrow
ENtn'nE At Terrace Garden, Fity eighth street
between Third and Lexington avenues.
Concert for the benefit " the poor tomorrow
evening At Cooperative Han. How ard avenue and
Madison street, brooklyn.
Entertainment and concert Tor the amusement
"t the dow ntoNn unemployed, TO. morrow evening
At WGlhata Hall - 10 Q! orchard street.
linton League clubs private view Of oil paint.
lnSs ,o'morrow sticrEoon, In the club galleries,
from . TO ) o'clock.
Miss Cecilia waern. OF Sweden, will lecture al
30 West Fiitv-seytnth street. under the uuspIcsi
~ the American Fine Arts Society, At 40 r. NJ
to- morrow, on 'seandinaNian Painting -
Seventh annual masquerade bali o. the Yer
trial opsra-House, slSty-Seven,h street. near Thlrc
avenue.
The sohoolm0 s,srs' Association Of New Yorl
aad vicinity Will hold It's regular monthly meet
hamilton Hall, Columbia College.
The Rremerhsyener club viii hold la slxtI
annual hail a; Beethoven Maenn.rchor Hall. sun
day, Feb, IS.
will be slNtn at Prospect Hall. li2 and III Can
non street. sunday afternoon.
District Grand Lodge No. /, Indspendcn, ords
Free sorA OF Israel, comprising The states o
New YORK New Jersey and Conrecticut, viz con
enc IN aXusi session SUNDAY. at %Jaeger's Hall
ttf.s ssHar.s i'' s.i.. a"s M "iif 3. 'p present. N sn.
the reading Of the annual message by III. Gran
Master Of The Distnet. Rev. Dr NJ Krauskopi
ths u. S, Executive Committee viii iIst.ii Ia
newly slscrea oheSs "
The evening world., 1894-02-07
WIDOW |CHHORN TO Be TRIED
Charged with Keeping q Pool
Room for Women Bettors.
EIama Jackson, q Coiored Girl, Gives
Necessary Evidence.

Albertina Eichhdrn, the Swiss widow
arrested last night for operating a pool
room In her luxuriously furnished apart
rnents on the second floor OF ~ West
Thirty-elghth street. had a hearing to-
day before Justice Mcmahon In the JEFF
fera6n Market Court. She was charged
with Violation OF the laws OF 1893 az
app,isd 10 pool-rooms. Ind through her
COUNSEL Attorney Moore, pleaded not
guilty md demanded an examination. "
Capt. Schmittberger. OF the Tenderloin
Precinct. who planned the raid on Mrs.
Elchhorn's nat. presented Emma Jack
son. a mulatto girl. as his chief witness.
she does housework at 1877 West Thrift
H. eth street, which Is about opposite the
Tenderloin statlon.house.
Emma said she used to play the races
for a former employer, and wss familiar
ixrih the methods OF betting on the
horses. she learned OF the book that
Mrs. Eichhorn ran at 8 West Thirty
eighth street, and visited her place Sat
u.day, Monday and yesterday.
rhe compliant specifies yesterday as
the day when Emma laid 81 each on
Mary Size and Belle =. to win the third
and fourth races at New orleans.
Emma testified that n lumber OF
women were In the parlors at the same
time, all talking horse and playing the
races regularly. She said she put her
ca h In Mrs. E%ichhorn's hands. but got
nothing to show for II In return.
Informal ton rs to tn. results OF the
races was secured by messengers from
a ticker In the nearest saloon.
Cuunsel 70 rthe prisoner sought to oh
tain his clients discharge on the ground
that TO evidence was presented to snow
that Mrs. Eichborn had accepted any
money as II wager. Justice Mcmahon
Informed him that evidence TO prove that
there was al offer even to receive
| money.was SUFFICIENT to establish a VIC
lation ofithe law.
Widow Eichhorn testified that no pool
selling WAS carried on In her house. Sht
said shh had a suit OF rooms. occupied
by four ladies' and four gentlemen. anC
tina when the police called yesterday
there wasn't a woman in the house.
Detective Callaghan. OF Capt. Schmitt'
bsrger's force, swore that he saw d dog
en- women in the par.ors, and this direcl
contradiction OF the defendants evil
dence, the Court ordered Mrs. Eichkarnf
to furnish 1000 bail for trial in Genera
Sessions. fLe also demanded that new
bonds, other than those furnished by
Henry W. Foote. OF l5S South FIFTH
avenue. last night. be supplied.
l.. No. "A West Thirty-eighth street Is 10
Gated in a fashionable neighbor hood. be
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, q q
great many OF Mrs. Eichkorn's custom
era are said to have been dra wn from
the ranks, of the wealthy and semi-fash
ionable.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Observation-Disclosures
Pony Held in Conductor cohen's
b! Suit for $4,000 Damages.
Mitchell's FAther-in-Law Acquitted
Of the Charge Of Assault.

. -
- RI. cb,rys n, a.sau;, bro,yb, ,ya,ns,
ehaiSe u "sea''' "io"s"' "sa'ns'
" Pony" Moore. by Conductor Jacob Co
hen. OF the Broadway Gable Road, was
d,s,r,.s.d !, tbo Co,r, n, sn.c,,I 500.
u'S"''sseu III the 'ourt u opeei"i "e'
sions this morning,
Az room as Moore put his head out of
tho c,,r,o,, n. ,,a. a,y,d With n,
Nv ''".''oo'n Nv vas '''u -" az
order OF arrest Issued by q Creed
or in the civil suit brought by Cohen
,or an ma d.,,.... ,or III. ,u.ya, ~
VI ''''"" u""ab.s }" NV a''h.u -
sault. " Abe VINO de-
dendel Moore, became his surety pro
Tn and snor Ger ,ool ,,s c,,s,, 70
.em'. ana s'on altsr Dooh MS cneh' 'o
the Sherlfns ,ofHce. where the necessary
bonds were given.
l.. Moore was PROMPTLY on time In court.
He was ac~comnan,ed Inv his son.in- la W
y" 20" a,.o" ~ -" -' w.
'hariey Aitcheii' VINO was dressed III
twreds: Tony Pastor and a host OF
,reata, or l.ss.r uvbts In dramatic and
-
sporting circIes.
Cohen told how Moore entered his car
on the evening OF Feb. /.
Houston street, going down. said
he, Moore grabbed a passenger and
seized him.
smash your law" and struck me.
/ stopped to pick ,p "A brake-bar. Moor,
| struck M. on the nose. Mitchell ant
others then pulled Moore away. | called
for the police and had him arrested OF
Houston street"
Lawyer hummel questioned him close
ly ns TO the number of wltnessea ht
The evening world., 1894-02-07
CARTRIDGE IN HIS CIGAR.
Lawyer Brndy's smoke intercepted
by .snH ,IIs pls,~iOp.''-.t -

James C. Brady, K,M%S.f"6i 70 Broad:
way, who lives a, !6ls, ,ttlndHs1gPa,sf Six
ty-nittpwreet and Tenth, aNsnue. received
a disagreeable surprise fright n few
evenings ago by the explosion OF a 20
cliibre cartridge which was concealed In
a cigar he had lighted and was" carry
ing between his fingers. The cigar was
ono Of ,asnew box bought the day before.
When Xir. Brady. after the explosion.
found THAT the bullet was pointed tow
ards the smokers mouth. hr thought ihe
matter serious enough to begin an In
vestigstpn. The retail dealer had bought
the cigafs from one OF the biggest Arms
in the city, This firm had purchased
them from q reputable Baliin9'e niaqu-
"The whole thing was undoubtedly in
miliar with explosives to-day. The fact
inat the cartridge was aced with the
bullet tbwards bis mouth. " An, .indJca-
tion I'M the man who placed the cart
ridge did not intend TO harm any one,
When n cartridge Is exploded, except
in a pistol. 1t II the shell. which iR light
err THAI the bullet. and not the bullet,
thai goes travelling. Thu bullet moves
very little. and with little or no force In
such ascAse."
The evening world., 1894-02-07
M U N LYONS
Free Treatment.
A GREAT TEST

Some time ago the Munyou Homeopathic Rem
cdy COmpany created a sensation " distributing
10, OO1 NlIls u their ~Rhsumstism Itemrdy free, as
a result thousands have been cured " this disease
~. Munyon now proposes a similar plan In re
gard 10 Catarrh. Bronchitls, Asthma and early
stages Of Consumption.
Any person suffering with these dread diseases
aud calling at the once In person will receive
local treatment absolutely free, by the most thor
oush and Ilsntiac specialist on these diseases
IN the country.
Remember, not a penny TO pay for treatment
until you are convinced We can help YOU The
treatment i," mild and soothing, No pain or nn.
pleasant sensation, Any one who Is suffering
with rheumatism. dyspepsia, coughs, colds, arp.
kidney trouble or any other Mlmsnt, Will receive
examination and advice free. This company puts
up a cure for every disease. Nhich is sold by all
druggists.
Try a bottle and be convinced OF their smcScy.
II yon DO no, receive any beheh,, call at the
Once and We, will refund your money
Open all day and evening; sundays, . to s.
2 East itth st.. New York.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
NO CLUE TO THE GEM THIEF.
Miss Levinia Niblo's Stolen Dia-
monds Not Yet Recovered.
$4,000 Reward offered for Jewelry
Taken After tho French Hall.

Nothing has been learned OF the where.
n pair OF bracelets for which a re-
ward OF 5000 was offered In an adver-
tisement in a morning newspaper.
Miss Lavinia Nibio. n society belle Of
Baltimore. who Is at present visiting a
prominent family in New YORK cltv. Ia
the owner OF tho missing gems. Her ad-
ward is. offered hy he's cousin. r. MILO.
Iumbia Heights, Brooklyn.
Miss Niblo was one Of a party OF five
Monday night. at Madison square Oar.
den. She then wore the dia Almonds. When
she LEFT the ball for home she ple ced the
jeyelry in a cahe and the. latter IN "A
email satcheL The latter she placed on
the moor OF the carriage and then re
membered tina, abe had left u card case
on a table In the cnfe. Her friends had
90. ! YET ,, sa,e snS e. we ss = ss ;.en ,(aa she
The party then went home, and. tired
and sleepy. all thoughts OF her Jewels
slipped her MIND uniil Yesterday after
noon. Then the carriage was searched.
but the gems could not be found. The
coachman and footmun were uestioned,
but they declared they had seen nothing
of the Jewels.
The family Immediately placed the
matter in. the hands o. n private de.
tective, who was furnished with q ful
description Of the missing property
There are nineteen diamonds In the neck
lace. and u large sapphire In each brace
let.
The articles are worth much more thar
the amount OF the reward offered. TIT
necklace was bought several years ago II
lJpfope. and cost about 5000. One OF tn,
bracelets was ecured In Paris. and ~
mate was purchased In London. TIL,
diamonds in the bracelets weigh foui
carats each and are valued at 1900.
Three years 4 Hiss Niblo. While re
turing from Liverpool to New York o.
the Tmhrla. lost the necklace. She of
cred 5000 reward for It's return. Tn,
thief negotiated the deal through n de
| tectlYe az ncy. ID
The evening world., 1894-02-07
VOICE 0FesL JOHN CRYING,
Rants Over the Exposure Of the
Steam Company's Misdemeanor.
Ran Ont o. Hard Coal and Couldn't
Get More, He Says.

Secretary ST. John. Of the New York
Steam Company. which yesterday openly
defed the law and, in violation OF the
order Of the Board OF Health. used soft
coal in their plant at lT3 Washington
street. thereby besmirching the clear
blue X with dirty black smoke and
SCOT. AZ told exclusively In The Even
ing World" Wal no in a yery good hu-
NOR wheaskgrepor.er called at his:otilee
'1 800. John fsoa 40 palm. I,
hide the fact that he was not at all
pleased by the exposure OF the Steam
Company's open violation Of the law.
"Oh, you are. are you e. said Mr.. st.
John. when told by the reporter that he
wa from 1.-THE Evening World"
well. you fellows who are doing so
s::i sss
You al 10 back and ten yonr editor
hard coal as he will furnish US. Let's see
II he can get IT, esnnoI nnds RS Sin1
Y s.S. yoH VIVA, ! think ,S Of rs ,he the
reputation Of m innocent orphan girl "
they coali make q dollar out OF doing 30.
That's what I think OF the papers. and
furthermore ! believe that they are paid
by the hard-coal combine. That's what
] think.
Yesterday. because we could not get
hard coal that NC could use and were
forced to use some soft coal, the smoke
OF which probably offended some -
dude In one OF the tall buildings. we have
the reporters on US like a pack OF wolves.
VIVA ,would you have MS do? Shut
down bur big plant and inconvenience
our large plumber of %patrons?'
After THIS verbal frOthing at the mouth
Secretary 81. John fell on from his high
horse 9r1 implored the reporter. DOT 10
npote M. refrarfs, but to use a state
ment u this effeet:l -.
mere are d certain number OF hard
coal dealers here who can get together
and not only fix absolutely the price OF
hard coal, but also the supply.
Yesterday we couldn't get hard coal
that we could Use. so our supply OF coal
IN the t9nkers ran 30 low that We were
compelled u use some OF the supply OF
coal we had on hand when the Board OF
Health ordered w to stop using soft coal.
81 DOM think WOW III find our plant
smoking this morning"
Mr.. Sr.tJOhn'B iast statement proved 10
be true. There Was very much less
smoke to-day than yesterday.
As q IN The Evening Worlds story
of the gfplation OF the law by the Stean
Company came to the notice Of the Of
flciais OF the Board OF Health today an
inspector OF the Department was sent
to the Comapny's plant TO inv,s!isat'
the matter.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
NO CHECKEE: NO WASHEE.
ChOng Lung Threw n Flntiron nj
Wee Willie wilkins.

Catherine wilkins, Of 2O7 Stockton
street, Williamsburg. appeared In the
Lee Avenue Court to-day to prosecute
Chong Lung. who conducts a laundry
on Myrtle avenue. '-...
Il lett a shirt and three collars a
his place about two weeks ago.
she said. and now Chong says he never
say MI or my clothes. Only yesterday
l sent my boy, Willie, around to re
monstrate with Chong, and he threw &
fiat-iron at the boy and chased him ou'
or the place. ! wan my clothes bacl
and / want that Chinaman to behave
himself"
Justice Connolly held Chong for ex
animation. :
The evening world., 1894-02-07
MAID FAINT FORGIVEN.
Her H'arents Advertise. Asking Her
tO- Come Home or Write.

Maud II. Faint. the s~eventecG -year-old
daughter OF George faint Of Elizabeth,
n. j.. who IL supposed to iaye -lop.d
with her uncle, II. l." Stevens. d news
deaieris has not ye. been heard from. 30
the following advertisement has been
published:
MAUUlE Come home: We know all: you sre
forgiTea. .soaly com back 10 yauT hsaribrut-n
parents or write. fAISr.
Mrs. 19tVknH. he wife Of. the. utssi.g
n~ewsdEffts. tyrlieyTr her .bltsbabd ttr,s
ei1ped. butIsh- has NOT hesrtirruui iim
SINCE she received a letter saying h. was
going away.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
MIXED-UP MATRlM0NY.
Gocttlng Wrestling With
the Tomplins tnse.

Justice Gp-t;ing, Of Williamsburg, Ia
WE sitting with the evidence IN the much
mixed T~omykins abandonment case, and
expects a. render n decision morrow.
The testimony yesterday developed thai
EliGabrth Boc-'. was married thirteen
years ago Ia Martin Heymer, who
shortly after was sent TO the peniten
tary. : Before his incarceration he told
her he Had two other wives living,
= Elizabeth shortly afterwards married
! Clarence rompklns, n young dentist oi
thlS ottH who told her that as her mar
riase 70 Heymer was Illegal she could
wHd aiiahl.
Ten years later TompRins left her and
took another BRIDE. defending his action
on precisely the same grounds az he sup
piled for his wife when she married tn,
second fume,
|, so far rs could be learned. Martir
Ileymer had four wives. and all Of then
were ~. Cour, Mrs, Heymer-Tompkins
ranked rs No. 3. II Mrs. Tompkins No.
was 'pse the legal wife OF Heymer. then
she was the legal wife OF Tompkins. ant
% Consequently he committed blgamy II
marrying the second time.
wife OF Heymer, she committed bigainy
Ia marrying Tompkins. In that case
Fl~pmpkins's marriage 10 her was illegal
cd his second marrissey consequently
ssN' &-
Ma wIHslpY ssoorhISp SYRUP Is an unex
The evening world., 1894-02-07
SUICIDE IN AN ORCHARD.
DR.. AyrrS Finds u Man Hanging to
an Apple Tree.

HACKENsACK. n. j.. Feb. when
DR.. Ayres looked ont Of his window this
morning he was mortified to see the body
OF a man hanging from the limb of an
apple tree in his orchard. lie cut the
man down. but life was extinct.
The Suicide was Unidentified as JoseDh
Ry~scZeynskI, n Hungarian. employed az
n laborer ON the railroad tunnel at this
Mace
The evening world., 1894-02-07
THE TREATY.. OR A WAR.
wishcIm's strong Words. Pendinx
the Russo-Gcpmnn Agreement.

NY NssOrIsltd Tfcss1
BERLIN, Feb. THE Associated
Press learns from "A leading National
Liberal, who vas present at Chancellor
pon C4priy4sSerceet rso+sds, that she Elm
r~ror's lahkilhgesIn urging the necessity
nf the Russian treaty wa too strong TO
he reproduced In the Berlin papers.
The Emperor IL reported to have said
TINT II the treaty'was not adopted. Ger
,ipapy would hav war with Russia be-
fore three months had passed. Russia.
the Emperor continued. was bent upon
the treaty, and the Car was Identified
with It.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Died While visiting n Friend.

CORNER creHmer, OF williamsburg to-day gave
permission for Tie removal q the body OF MrS.
Matilda Mlttel. siI,y-flur years old. who died aud
denly yesterday OF heart disease while visiting
Mrs. James westheim. Of 3bi Vernon avenue
Mrs. Mittsl lived with her husband and chill
dTcn at 257 Penn street,
The evening world., 1894-02-07
INCOMING
-aH- 8w~

DNE iO-tNi'
Kansas city, sWaIseG Jan 20
'1~nEgNsllA, ChristisnsAnd Jan. 20.
Hndoo, Hun Jan. 81.
EhElLnd, Tendon Jan. Is
Panama, bordeaux Jan. q.
Chester, Southampton Jan 81.
NomAdic. Liverpool Jan Is,
AnehoriA, Glasgow Jan. -,
Rotterdam. Rotterdam JLa, -.
Mobile. London Jan. %
LsibnitI. st, Lucia JAa. 70.
Lake Huron. Liverpool Jan. 81.
HhlnlAnd. Antwerp Jan, 81,
BroASlyp City. swansea Jan, q.
81 Npyhs. Liverpool Jan. g.
YueANll HGvaAA fsb, J.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
. old womnn Hang. Her.eIf.

~BoRDENTowS, \. J.. Feb% 7-wibenIna
sGh'echler. aged sighty.tWo. committed suicide
yesterday by hanging 'hersslt-a at the, residence Of
her nephew. Charlsu Lehman. Of Fisldsbsrough.
When found she was sitting on a box In The gar,
ret with n cord around her neck, the other end
Of which Was attached TO the raiteU.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Found Dead I'm the Wood.

H~ACKENsACK, y. J., Feb. 7,-Th. dead body
Of Henry Scott, scysnty.nys ysara old. VAS found
In the woods near Msdtord yesterday, lie started
a week ago 10 walk 10 Burlington. Nor arriving
AZ his Destination, . parry started 10 search Tor
HIN. Is 10 SUPPOSED hs vas frozen W death.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Persian Minister Won't Resign.
(By Associated Press.

u "VTF"TV FTVSHT
LYNCIIDuRG. Va. Feb, THE report thai
Minister Mcdonald Is likely 10 resign the Persian
Mission Ia COntToveTted by h private letter re
Gently received from Mr.. Mcdonald.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
IS AFTER


Bring or send to The World Art Portfolio Dept.
a copy Of THE MORNING X together with
10 cents In silver Ia cover cost Of postage, wrap
ping. mailing. distribution. Gc.. and any one
number " the series thus FAR isiued Will he
mailed or delivered to yon. Ninety cents Will give
YOU the whole nine Issues.
other Portfolios will be issued each week until
&c Portfolios are DISTRIBUTED. The entire series 81
aSs Photographs. II bought as original photos.
would cost. at = low estimate. si2h. Address all
mail to THE WORLD PORTFOLIO EpART
MBNr. p, o. box "a. Include no other business
In Portfolio orders.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
oiEnO

oieoD
MURPHY, ON Tuesday, Eel. u. MARY, the
beloved wife Of John Murphy, III the oTth year
al her age.
Funeral on THURSDAY, Feb. X, from her late
residence, 322 Eust 2lst 81, nj 10. 30 a. M,
thence 10 church 81 the Epiphany, I'd ave.
and "ist ST, where n solemn requiem mass
will be offered for the repose Of her soul.
iuterment la Calvary.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

ART PORTFOLIO DEPARTMENT,
World Building.
or Harlem Once. i?5th 81. md Madison Ave p;
brooklyn Once. sos Washington St, Brsokiya;
Central Once. Revelis Book Store, 9Th Ave-.
corner 18th St., y. Y. -
The evening world., 1894-02-07
WEAk AND >ERS Jus
leeds SHrsapariiiH Made Her Feel
IIkea different prrsou.

&C. >. Hood X Co., Lowell. Mass.
"Desr 6irs! Reading the different sta; slnspts
In the Wornins rsp.rs of rhs good Hoods sar
tspaFills has drne 10 u'Hny people l came u she
conclusion thtt | Npuid. ny. sDoitla. &As
thoroughly diszus,ed via fife f6r IiSIt 6ertnh
there was ~ Islisf ior ne. u had been. to pisny
d~insrelsdpssoSs Ou, they ts nothing tor thG
Weak. Nervous Feeling.
! vas srsstly run down 7 did no, get any bet.
ter buk rathsr tsemsd To grow sOf,h and Va.
tToublsdl great deal With bleeIius snel,s al the
nose. My blood was poor and my feature, were
The evening world., 1894-02-07
OF u swansea Steamship Line.

nv Associated Press
LONDON. Fsb.4L-At IA meeting OF In
fiuentIal- geatismen engaged in trade at
swansea u committee was appointed to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF forming a
direct line OF steamers to carry the trade
between Swansea and America.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw YORK..
SAILED TO. DAY.

Berlin. Southampton.
AdriatlC, Liverpool,
.Pennlahd, Antwerp.
CITY Of Washington. Havana.
Gregory. Para.
Algonquin, Charleston,
=, NaSoochee. savannah.
T Colt pdo. Galveston.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
HOod'Sir=sa' Cures

pAliii.'I finally got a hottie OF nood's sar',
pariiia thinking that n It would 10 u. no 500,
Il would do me no harm. ! have nov taken onl,
three bYttlss. but thanks 10 Hoods sSrslpa1il.
PJsi ilks "a Different Person
Altogether. Hoods %saIsapsrlla Las helped NJ,
wonderfully and ! gladly recommend IT," Mgg
We. HuALsuRT, 100 l. sTias ~. Sew York chr,
The evening world., 1894-02-07

ssiisd msdicinsf " slidisn Ssiis issthins' aSs. :.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22

A German editor published squib to
the effect that the biggest hog in Asia
rs the Per of Shawsia. The German
Jurist before whom the censor of the
press caused the editor to be brought,
an spite of the lattef's protest that the
Rer of Shawsia was an imaginary per-
aon, and that the whole matter was
simply joke, panished him by impris-
onment, insisting that it was slam at
the Shah of Persia The question is,
did the judge recognize the Shah by the
6rst or second lines of the eouplet?
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-22
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr.. ]. B. Keeney, the old stage man,
is down from Pendeton.
Mr.. E. Y. Judd is down from Pendle-
ton, soliciting consignments of woods for
the securing mills at that point.
w. D. Cline and family of Portland
passed through today on their way to
the Block House. in Klickitat county, to
visit his daughter.
Sheriff Driver came into town yester-
day. He has not given out the name OF
his deputy yet but it is understood it
will be Mr.. Robert Kelley.
Tom Burgess is in from Bake Oven.
He came in on purpose to see Col. Sin
mott, but we don't propose to give his
game away until he gets it ready to
play.
Geo. A. Young and his son Fred are
in from Bake Oven. George is in to
collect his election bets, of which he
won about dozen. The stakes in each
case were a box of McLeane's pills, and
George will take them all-home with
him.