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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
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nind. Il solids and liquids and furnish
,."ruinx formulas; metals arsay'n' ,,"n
mclsrate EARI. CHEMICAL LAboi'->-
TORY. $50 4th-sve. ----------
ppyGooDs 81 sINEss In hean,'fu' m
land country town; va, health
chance Tor one with SOU, app" d,.,rIcf
DRETZFELDER a co. Newman -
DIR RosELLs Zedoary cures sweating.
,o,d.r fee, cornH tunions. calouses III
growing nails. etc. All d'ussis's. -
rN,NrSr vIor.INIsT desires lady or
Gentleman with about xi.W" v" s'd't
concert tour: has travelled ehtrnstt',,,,, , ~
rope and America. Address 'l'L'N''''
1872 East 23d-st .-e....,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. , SInnr'
.,nck ana fixtures. doing COCO uuh'"'
IN s. greatly Increased: no pos' as Ho-
dress ~ A. BEDEII.. Kingston " .. -
IcAx OFFER YOU n fine chance Tor pu.,,
,tny out a little surplus cash on .nutse'
coor,rap.. from 800 and upward no ilsns.
As | guarantee all loans negoun'su i,' ~, ~
customers: big return Nv s"' IS; Eas,
particulars, 'liAtLrS p"''"'
li,th--i ---- -
TIJ.I'sTRA TED monthly trade ana ar'
maeazIne wants educated. active nur.-
ness man as partner 4" y Hrovr
phenomenal success ->""'n'
Box A. i.2@2 Broadway. ------
INVESTMENT STOcK.-Mu De s'V IT
orsd ,Or cash; quarter actual Nh'"" NJ
copied Box 20, ~ Church-s'. -----
loan i3Oo wanted Eve months; Triple Sc
.urity. large bonus given. an"reSs DUN
90 ~ Church-si. .--
NEWSPAPER MAN with from siS'"n y,
90. 40 can doubl. his money III snort
time in an assured permanent an" p'o','
abb enterprise. .. =. g.. Hotel "'''opo'''
city
OLD ESTABLISHED. hFsi-clar. 1870.
md confectionery for sale; only panr.y
IN town. situated on III. huisph mi
Athens. y. \. ----..--.-----
4, GO ADDITIONAL. capital wanted IN
coal yard: complete facilities for pa}ihs
trade under unusually favorable anspn,. :
long lease. low rent. REALTY. BOX w.
Tribune once.
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b.. Falconer. Montreal.
D. II. Am.s. san Francisco,

A. Falconer. Montreal.
+. II. Am.s. san Francisco.
HOLLAND.
y. A Brown. Boston.
w. &. Stusers. 81. Louis.
q. d. Halliday. 81. Louis.
O. Gresham. Chicago.
=. T. Lee. Indianapolis.
J. I. Holman. Cincinnati.
Mrs. Pioda. Washington.
Mr.. 4. c. Ely. Chicago.
A. <. Durham. Washington.
". II. Price, Chicago.
G. T.. Porter. Philadelphia.
MARLBOROUGH.
J. II. Watt. Berlin.
Q. A. Platter & wife. New
Orleans.
Miss l.. Del Bondie. New
Orleans.
F.. ". Barrett. Georgia.
Il Robold & wife. Montreal.
". J. Friedrich & WIFE
syracuse.
H. j. Kaufman. washington.
r. W. silverman. NIL
waukee.
NJ Davis, San Francisco.
O. II. Duyee. New-Orleans.
o. d. Hall. Kansas city.
\ORMANDIE.
W. G. Reynolds. Burlington.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bowman. New
Orleans.
Mrs. A. Darlington. Hous-
!. l.. Wood. Dallas.
G. Timmins. Syracuse.
r Nicholson & wife,
Phoenix. Arig.
: F.. J. German. Detroit
PARK AVENUE.
]. b. Calhoun. Utica.
]. 4. Richardson q wife'
Liverpool.
+. J. Ref. Detroit:
IL. N. Lyon. Bridgeport.
e. F. COLTS. Springfield.
Mass.
". II. Fillmore. Albany:
j. F. Appleton. Salem. Mass.
q &. Winsor. Boston.
A. W. Litschgi. Charleston.
s. &.
y O. Westcott. Connecticut.
III. l.. McWhirter. Butte.
Mont.
ST. JAMES.
w. u. PAYNE. Nashville.
Al. Y. MacIntyre h wife
Savannah.
Y. W. Hedges. L. 8. y.
! &. Metcalf, Johnstown.
". Miller. Albany.
y. +. Dixon. Albany.
r. l.. Wilson a. wife, PhiIa'
Mrs. l.. Towne. New-or'
L. y. Shepard. Pittsburr.
la. Heating q wife. Chicago
sTURTEvANT.
r. NJ. Rutherford. Harris
burg.
B. A. Schmltx. Baltimore.
Mrs. f. s. Sparks. hich
mond. =. q,
IT. Vado. jr.. Hanover. y. II
]. ID. Campbell. Chicago.
{. r. simpson. Pittsburg.
g r. Wills, Norwich.
ID H. Pingrec. Boston.
A. J.. McCord. Pittsburg.
WESTMINSTER.
c. r.. Passmore & wife. st
Louis.
q w Field. Cleveland.
q H. NJ. Fernandez. Nene
zuela.
i ID. Plsott. London.
+. +. Farnum. Port Jeryis.
A Mackenzie & wife. Kan
sas City.
Miss Mackenzie. Ksnsa
]. VI. Moore T. wife. Kansa
Mrs A. c. Gondie. Lon
Branch.
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! Hetdef Emma 70 Gccrsr Grsb. r.. vs. weeAs" a
r.. ., map Noun, Hope s ssarn; 10;
s. map McGraw estate. years Inch
ly pS. w u o s srS q H!' revised to Sf map
Homestead: ,,od:s,, si;h
'saeh loo r z h sSs,' ana 400
r,e ennes Anna j. To- Fl d G,odmsn AIIsn-s,
Miller ia to N q Bsrin. lsstn-s'. 20 n $40
Mero:s T.rn yersn 70 4 o nuPfs s.,, Mar! 4oo
Mson .GS u Anx 81 sna S ' ss tn. Produce
change Building and Loan Association. ~
81. CO and 81. map Charles s'ad'er' 'ns'a'- sW
Mrcons. Lizzie j. 70 James wsof and another; "a
Mes;sy ,'o enaris. s. TO THE Gusrsntse aad Tru.
company. n 5 so,h-s,. 80 It II ist-ave .m
M yfars char:c- and VIE Henry Horn;
stein sIno.K-st. f4.s Z, OF orand-s'' N
ss ys"' to Central trust COMPANY o. Nsw,Yors mm
Br,e 1'i Mary n. to Agnes o Hricn i2ch-H M
2si5 e 81 Lsnos srs VIZ yss ar Harlem saving:
bank W $ Unlon-ave. $50 II OF is2i-sI an
pns Sssass John nna wife to Jacob Rapper
sshs a7S e q llh- "a s. ss%a?s Bank Tor
saving city Sew-York 2d-ave. cor 18th mn
s s' Thomas ysars =, al to Murray mn Bank Mad'
son-ave W ssth-st, demand '".''
schnlins Joseph and anoher.to Ida Glokner n ,,u
sp~ro' 81 ran r. to German American Real e.
tate Title Guarantee Company. = $ '7th-s'' 1o ,,o
Turner % William William j. ct al Nswyork society for
5s Relief g wd2g' and SP Sssv Of ssars
vorm.n II,se z, ,so solomon va pr.w'er a 10
w err 1s' i {, s' , s"s ssr.. borh
Beck nan Place cor 'ls,,st year .,ni.o
a. saccutor "' cor and Emerson g..
wsinsrt. ye Frior and viii. to Olga Bausch
Is,.ave 2ss II Of e9th-s'. years .......... 10
wsrs Jeen .1d neo.h'7 $ Il Of Southern
Boulevard. 3 years ............''''...'.... 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
GUESTS Al LEADING HOTELS.

Business AT the leading hotels was better yester-
dav than on any other day for severa. weeks. The
large number Of guests VINO registered surprised
hotel men and indicated them that the fall season
would probably be lively one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
unfnrnisheo Apartments 90 Eel.

II)TEL BEREsFORD. corner sisi-si and Central Park
IL Wes'-One very choice corner suite. two rooms and
from October LIST also four rooms ana
bath all outside and fronting both Central rsrk
and Manhattan Square The very best location % MAI
haitian Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06

THO following plans az new buildings and altsrs
yer. fled with IN" Building Department during the
eight hours ending noon yesterday;
New buildings:
ioth-aye and Harlem River. between i7sth and
iSrth sss by Cty OF New-York. pump station
Croton AQ,educt, cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
.ms,eriam-ave s. ~ Il Of 2f5th-st. by Ed
mund Davis Of Lind-ave. Highbridge. two
story frame dwelling cost. Observation-Disclosures.
prnadway W = trear). - II 8 Of Church-st. Kings
bridge by Ahnemann & GouDkbeer. Of Kings
bridge onestory wood SHED. ost..............
Alterations: -
rnwood-ave =. k25 ~ . Of Wolf-st Place by
Eayer Schaefrr ihree-stOry frame store and
tenement. cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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srnr,RuAy REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MoNTcLAiR.-ReT
nroperties. all kinds. sale or ren''
G'TAYLOP. 3 Beekmnn-st. -------
FOR 90 half cash. m,"'n home me-
man :. bour ~ New-York 2 minutes
Trn rs,roa 1 choice ns!shborhood Lots Sts
large we'll built house q; rooms t- nH' J Ad
bic: grounds well stocked M wl,m Pleasant.
dress W. l.. STARR. vi "io""'
ave. Newark. N. J;
---73R7 HILLS. n. J.-one hour ron ON
9i n,,r. minutes walk from station NJ. 30.
sale. ' modern residence; stable; MsteT
nns1ceptionable surroundings: e,.y GO s toc
supply Of water ana sewe n 81; proodway.
r. r. HAMILTON co. so I',u----.-
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HopsEs AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sAI.E.-First-class chi.ds i pVHNy
cheap. Address DR.. .. e. JN' now
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

BY Patterson. J.
Jewellers Mercantile Agency vs. Rothschild--Wlham w.
Davies. ,- 49, po,..oAud
William q. Davies.
Pleas.
BY Giegerich. J.
Eagle vs. Eagle-Thomas j. Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO MAKE MONEY Jet ID; 4. u. T ,n" md
Give them 10 people whose trade you want
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brooklyn.

D., 49, and basement
BARGAlH.-N d. IocalitV. near Bush
frame mouse ~ ~, from I, station: all
improvements; win sci, chenp, ''' '''''
! ino Lafayette ave. brooklyn
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AIREMAEI.I.

kLBEMAELE.
T. sweeney. Columbus. Ohio.
Miss f. sweeney. Columbus.
y. A JeNres. Cincinnati.
W. f. Hanover. Phiiadei-
Mrs. NJ. L. Jerres. C.nc!n-
natl.
u. A. Sands. Washington.
J. c. SmOck. Trenton.
BRUNSWICK.
II. X. Hatch. Cleveland.
il. NJ. Briggs. CLEVELAND.
A. T. HOdgsOn. England.
J. Poitevent and wife. New
Orleans.
Miss r. Johnston, Boston.
Mrs. VI. J. flick. Wilkes
barre.
r. J. Flick. Wiikesharre.
". r.. Burr. Auburn.
NJ. Haskell (; wife. Boston
J.. La,ois. Montreal.
EVERETT.
r. Cabrera and family, Ha-
vana.
ii. Monter0. Havana.
Mrs. r. Foster. Augusta. Go
Mrs. Soncr. New-Orleans.
The Misses Auberton. New
Orleans.
Ms. T. Walsh. 81. Louis.
w. r. Harrow. Boston.
Or. J. o. Bronson. Florida.
{. $. Drummond London.
Mrs. & Miss Roche. Shrews-
bury. y. J.
l.. Magone. Ogdensburg.
GII.sEY.
+. O. Lowden. Chicago.
j Y. Kelly & wife. Troy.
q. Y. Jacobi. Reading.
J. =. Dickson. Scranton.
+. y. Perry. Chicago.
!. U. Whitney. San Fran
cisco.
Dr. G. NJ. Daniels. Buffalo
H. Burckhardt & wife. Gin
cinnati.
VI. Gnsham. Galveston.
&. ". Brigham. savannah.
II. 3. Wall g. wife. Phila
ielphia.
G. A Mercer. Savannah.
). Waldo. Houston. Tex
GRAND UNION.
:. !. Dayer. Hartford.
{. Gillard. II. Louis.
4. T.. Hoadlsy. Chicago.
j. y. Wilson. Syracuse.
X. n. Hemstreef. ST. Thorn
J. II. Aiken. London. Ont.
II. Crawford. Cleveland.
j. 2. Nolan, Baltimore.
u II. Handy & wife. Sal
Lake City.
7. z. Stoddard. Cincinnati.
II. :. Philips. Montreal.
GRAND.
A. s. Riley, Kansas City.
Mrs. =. II. Snichler. Wash
ington.
;. II. Cochsedge. London.
Z. n. Allen. Washington.
} II Mansfield. Cleveland.
&. ;. Ellis & wife. savan
nah.
T. J. Mooney L wife. Cleve
land.
". IA. Harris. L. &. y.
Il. {. Begss. Columbus. O.
r. y. c. Beckford. Chicago
HOFFMAN.
W. Morris. Indianapolis.
M. b. Wilson. indianapolis
4. r Murdoch. Lafayette
Ind.
". ). Manning. Albany.
s. Hatfield. Kansas city.
5. S. Conncry. Chicago.
J II. Davis. Kansas city.
" q. Charlton. Savannah
, Mrs p. F. Wheelwrigh
Paris.
W. d. Meyer. Richmond.
W. T. Aberncthy. Washing
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DREssMAKIN0.

RESSMAKER. -competent dress' ,,,,ar
wIshes A few engagements: perfect htte,
stylish trimmer: best references. l.o4o
Paclrc-s,., third house from Albany-a'e''
Brooklyn.
DRESSMAKER. skillful and experience.
Will do fine sowing or repairing, ciy o'
country. COMPETENT. Box ~ lflo""'
Once
DEESsMAKE Competent dressmaker "
r,ic.s during August: references given. Al
dress Mile LIE cOsSE 765 shave.
DRESSMAKER. -Experlenced dressmaker'
nrst-class litter. at 81 80 the rest OF the
season. In private families city or coun-
try; personal reference. u. 22t stn-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06

EOk BALBs
At ,ITTIE's TOOL STORE. % Fui .too.
>. New-York. Workshop machinery Iii
noverl. list tree, wooi-oarvinS '9ols, So.
s,w.' designs and fancy woods; mcuoa'o''
and broodsrs In operation. .---------.-
Ar REDUCED PRIcEs.-soo second -s s1llS
wood and iron workins msf ana ex.
s shsnsed. dEoRGE B. EDDY. s's Maa'-
sor-st.
CANDY. confectionery, CHARS fuai s'f fre
Immense school and elevated 'raue' , n
,i"on.e. low rent, apartments TAT
~a,n prompt buyer. Particulars
GIOVER. 2Oi East 12cth-r-
CLOSING OFT At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 ~ ue,aIIs1
designed gold chairs n n'eJ french leaf;
,,r"e as assortment. GOLD CHAIR MANI
FAcTi'RERs. 30 Murfay-st. --
sAFrs.--Iarse Mosicr safe. three n,'a .r,nii
s,,e Herring safes. house safe n,e , snS,'
~. sood az new; very cheap. NJ. iShN-
BERG. % Spring-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
MEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

ppr cuANcE FOR A BUILDER
NJ Brooklyn houses on, q repair to eScn clis
for other pr9Psr'y,' w nrIsf'' in from 40
70 80 d. M.
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,nx1suEn APARTMENTS.

CHOICE 7-room apartments W YVES, $40 sao
., e.cellent location, hall services Wv
81 t,D STEVENS, columbus-nve., cor.
g3d-st ------
r-TIYpORO- Choice S to 3 rooms gas.
ranges elevators. hot water, c9 iiS,
buiidinK: 2O3 West 1o3d-st. SIhN PSF
Columbus ave. cor. 9Sd-st. ---------
pT-YT FREE TO SEPT. l-Des'raole
auartm,nts OF four elegant rooms a, az
omen select locality; rent Sl4 10 Si''
IhXITOR. co East l00ih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06

eupNIsuED ROOMS TO LET.
r,.pNIsHED BACK PARLOR tn let Tor
two gentlemen in private house - S''"'
ton-st. ------------
20 WEST 18TH sT.-Cieanest and coo.es.
rocms in New-York. examine '"e"'
uanslents: references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

,.,,,vry furnished house central To-
-, cool. we'll ventilated: viii ltt
rooms reasonable to refined people ii"
Enst 2Jih-st.
, yrW HOME,-Eldrriy people and others
ii, monthly las ~. Ann save se"'
for circular. .-------------------- ---------
,o1,11 ST 20 WEST. desirable back par
Tor. suite for doctor or othtrwi'e' o'"e'
CONS with board; references
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houaswork or as housekeeper: city or
country; can be seen all week. 80 West
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
ALOSS OF $50, ,OOO!l!

Laborsaving inventions or discoveries
have often been violently opposed on the
ground that they take workingmens bread
out of their mouths. Although experience
has shown the fallacy of that theory the
feeling, or fear, was natural.
But it is not so much the lack of work as
the inability to work that causes poverty and
suffering. In England and Wales every
worl(ingman averages ten days Of sickness
every year, with a total loss of wages for all
of about $50, 100000 per year. In this coun-
try the loss is much greater. In all countries
the prevailing disease is indigestion and dys-
pepsia and its consequences-suc as rheuma-
tsm and other ailments resulting from inn
pure blood a result of dyspepsia.
No thorough, rapid and trustworthy cure
for this universal and obstinate malady eN-
istcd until the Mt. Lebanon IN, W Com
munity of Shakers placed upon the market
their now famous remedy called the Shaker
Digestive Cordial 1t is prepared from roots
and herbs cultivated solely by them Moth
ing more certain, safe and palatable can be
imagined. II eXpcls the impurities from the
body by means of the bowels, kidneys and
skin and iInparts vigor and tone to the
stOmach-upOn whose proper action all our
strength, activity and endurance depends.
For many years the Shakers have given
earnest attention to this subject, and their
final success is thankfully admitted by the
muldtudcs who have been cured by the
Cordial after all other means have failed.
Their high reputation for skill as herbalists,
for honesty and religious sincerity guaran-
tees whatever they recommend.
No invention can ever take your worl,
from you If you are able to work. Health
and strength are the vital considerations
In order to find whether the Shaker Di.
gestiye Cordial is adapted to your ease try a
small bottle. Its effect is immediate. For
sale by nearly all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN.
Notable Events at the New Jersey Athletic
Club Meeting.


BAYoNNE n. J., Sept. 3.-Four world s
records were broken at the Labor Day
sports of the New Jersey Athletic club by
athletes of the New York Athletic club
who will be matched against the London
Athletic club next month. Tommy"
Connect, the famous little Irish runner
won the special mile and half race in
time that lowered the records for the one
and half mile and one and quarter
mile distances. The previous record for
one and "a quarter mile was $40, made by
w. J. Day and Connect reached that mark
in 5.3S As. The one and half mile record,
made by Sid Thomas, of London, in 1898,
was 6.53 80, and Connect finished the race
in 6.46 2-5, beating Bean, of Boston, and
Orton, of New York.
Mitchell was not at his best when he
gave his exhibition of throwing the 10
pound hammer, but in the 56-pound weight
exhibition he beat his own and the world S
record, making distance of 35 ft. 10H ms.
The other worlds record established was
for the high jump, in which M. j. Sweeny
cleared the bar at 8 ft. 51S ms, an eighth
of an inch higher than the previous record,
TT. ms, also made by him.
Great things were expected of Crum, the
western flier, who was matched against
Lee, Stage, Goodwin and Wefers in the 10C
yards dash, and he won the event in fine
burst of speed at the end, but in the ordi-
nary time of 10 1-5. That his speed was not
greater may be accounted for by the fact
that he was not harder pressed, or that be
competed in Chicago Saturday, and has
been travelling east since then.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
MORE lNSURGEN'r DEFEATS
As Reported from Havana from Spanish
Omciai Sources.

As Reported from Havana from Spanish
Omciai Sources.
HAVANA, Sept. 3.-Taa command of
Lietunnt Colonel hubia surprised the i'm
surgent bands led by SHarazc and Hdyas
in Qucrnada, near Grauic Remedies, and
after sharp engagement routed them.
The Insurgents left eight of their number
dead on the field, but carried theirwoundnd
with them in their retreat. OF Licuten-
ant Colonel Zubia's command one was
killed and five wounded.
A company of civil guards encountered
a mounted band of insurgents under Arco
at Macauga. At the first fire of the volup-
toers the insurgents took flight, leaving
forty saddle horses and 1900 cartridges in
in the hands of the enemy.
The column Of General Caucllas routed
the band headed by Maceo, to the south of
Ramon de Las Yaguas on Saturday. The
insurgents very much outnumbercd the
Spanish troops, but they were driven from
their positions and encampmcnt leaving
thirty-six killed and eighty wourded. The
Spanish lost one officer and twelve soldiers
wounded.
At Hatillo the insurgents burned the
store of Rufino Diaz, the Dolorez mansion
and the farm house of Jose Prieto, to-
gether with $4,000 worth of plantation
property.
At Tunicus four insurgents have surren-
dered, and at Santi Espiritu nine have
given themselves up.
The planters of the province of Santa
Clara have been compelled to pay heavy
contributions for the maintenance of the
insurgent cause. For each bale of tobacco
produced 81 has been demanded, and for
each 1000 ears of corn fifty cents is re-
quircd.
Lieutenant Gonzales Moro, with 300
troops has had an engagement with the
insurgents under Rem, near Naronjal and
Cabarien, province of Santiago de Cuba,
in which four of the latter were killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
Lynohsd for hitting a White Man.

HICKMAN, KY, Sept. 8-Between mid
night and daybreak win Butcher, negro
was taken from the city lookup and shot
to pieces by whitecaps. Sunday night he
got into quarrel with a crowd of negroes
The police tried to arrest him, but he re
sisted and threw brick, striking a prom
inent white citizen. He was finally put
behind the bars. Yesterday morning the
door Of the lookup was found open and the
prisoner gone. Later Butcher was found
dead on the river bank, with his head shot
to pieces and the body riddled with bullet
holes Eight or ten masks were found
near by. No arrests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 3.-While en-
deavoring to prevent Fred Chapman from
beating his wife William Davis was fatally
shot by the enraged husband. Chapman
and his wife live in Edwardsville, "a small
town on the outskirts of this city. Chap
man came home drunk, and at once started
to use his wife for football Davis, who
Is boarder in the house, attempted to pre-
vent Mrs. Chapman from being abused,
when the enraged husband rushed into an
adjoining room, and securing shotgun
returned with the evident intention of
shooting Davis. The latter grappled with
the drunken man, and in the struggle the
weapon was discharged, the shot taking
effect in Davis side. He cannot recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03

TRENTON, Sept. 8.-The gubernatoral
state convention of the Peoples party of
New Jersey was held in this city yestcr-
day. William B. Ellis, of Trenton, was
nominated for governor after several others
had declined the honor. There were thirty
six delegates at the convention, which was
presided over by Thomas H. Proctor, OF
Cumberland county, chairman of the state
committee. One woman delegate was
present, Mrs. Il. J. Whitehead, of West
field. The convention adopted a resolu-
tion favorable to woman suffrage, and the
chairman was ordered to send telegram
of respect and sympathy to Eugene V.
Debs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
A New sprinting Record.

BRoCKToN Mass, Sept. 3.-The world S
professional and amateur record for the 10C
yards dash was broken here yesterday in
the national championship foot race by Ed
Donovan, better known as Piper Dono-
van, of Natick, who lowered the record to
9 3-5 secs. The worlds record was equaled
twice in the trial heats The former record
was 9 40 secs, both professional and anna
teur. The race was hotly contested by
Donovan and Tom Morris, of Santa Ana,
Cal. Morris was the favorite as he had
equaled the world record in practicing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03

ZURICH, Switzerland, Sept. ga man
has been arrested at first class hotel here
who was at first supposed to be William
e. Foster, of New York, who disappeared
with $4,000 of the New York Produce
Exchange gratuity fund Hon. James o.
Broadhead, United States minister to
Switzerland, supplied the police with pho
tographs of Foster some time since, and
requested them to be on the lookout for
him. 1t is now doubted whether the man
under arrest is Foster, as the photographs
of the missing man do not serve to linden
tify the suspected man,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
A sti1etto in Hls Raolr.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-An italian who
gave his name as Joseph Murray was
stabbed in the back with a stiletto by
Michael Boutelier, and is dying. Murray
and three other Italians We're employed in
the whiting works of Griffiths Brothers
Boutelier formerly worked there, but was
discharged six months ago for inattention
to duty. He believed that Murray and the
other three men had conspired to force
him out of his position, and had fre
quently threatened to "get square" Bou
teller escaped and is still at liberty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
MUG GETS OF NEWS.

At GaIesburg, Ills, Fidol went against
the stallion pacing record of 2.03I. The
mile was made in ? U5la.
The fourteenth annual convention Of the
Nationa! Association of Stationary Engi-
neers opened today in st. Paul.
A decentralization Of Coins Financial
School entitled "The Silver Lining, was
produced in Chicago last night.
The strike of jute workers at Dundee,
Scotland, has been ended, and the men
have resumed worI; at the old terms.
The cotton crop Of the United States for
189i-95 amounts to 1901 ,25l bales against
7,749,Sl5 last year and G,7OO,3G5 the yrar
before.
Joli1o7 Van Hecst, OF Wisconsin, de
fcatri lurGey Point" Smith, of Phila
d.. 4, in o twenty-five round go al
puro 80 nj rht.