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Religions Noiitrs.


SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN ny MORE THAN
200 children consisting Of singing and Rotations Is held
sunday afternoon at 30 TO whieh IN, pu9S -
Donations u clothing and shoes solicited
ALI. SOILS, cH,RCu Madisonaye and Oo'h, ST..
Rev. II. HEBER NEWTON will preach AZ IL a. M Even.
song at p m one hour seryiSe WITH suil choir ana
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. cHIcKERINo
christian Endeavor Rally. ADDRESS by the mstchless
orator JOHN O. woOLLEY II chicago. subject The
Anna Pa,k cornetisi JOSEPH DOGARDt's President,
EDWIN GALLOWAY. Secretary.
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. 5.,h-st.. n. side v.
?th-aye.-Serm3n Sunday i4S, evening st, PsuIs
Teaching Concerning the Last Antchrls'.
CHRIST CHURCH 7isi-st. and Boulevard. Or. j. ..
Morning service II o'clock. Evening service ~
5. Sunday at 10 a. IN.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION.
5,have and l0th-st.
sunday January a. p. M.
Musical service 'GaIla." by Gouncd.
CHURCH or ST MARY THE VIRGiN.-Epiphany
100; o. choral. mathis. 10; solemn high masA
io:i5. solemn vespcrs. T.
EXODUS CLUB. URSULA y. GEsTEFELD. Pres.
sunday evening at o'clock, at - Yves, 26thSe
Subject: "caa We XIII the Soul?
NEW socE ETHIck sRIE n a.w %sss
irproyisatons lecture. Meetings every Sunday.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE Sunday jan
ADLER carnegie Music Hall corner s7h-s sra I,e:
Subject THE Homes and Rookeries OF New YORK.
All interested are invited
ST MARKS CHURCH 2d-ave. and l0th-st.-services
at II o'clock a. m and o'clock p. m. DR. RYLANcn
will preach In morning: subject Counsels for the
Year" Evening, the first OF this winters seise
Of organ recitais Mr.. VIM. Edward Musan. organse
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ALL SOILS CHURCH Madson-ave. and Goth st.
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach st IL a. Even
sng AZ n. m hour service. with full choir ana
brief sermon. b, Res. \. y. HENSiiAW. Seats free.
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D, SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN
200 children consisting Of singing and reci,aons held
every sunday afternoon 800 which the public 10
invited I'm Points House Of Industry. 100 Worth
- Donations u clothing and shoes solicited
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5perial Notices.
"A."-Last Three Days.-"A."

"A."-Last Three Dnys.-"A"
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLEkIEa
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
(rHIs SUNDAY 2 TO 5 p. NJ.
MASTERWORKS
BY THE LATE
GEORGE INNESS, n. A.,
COLLECTION OF
MIR. RICHARD II. HALsTED.
TO BE SOLD AT
ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE
on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. JANUARY On.
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING".
THOMAS Z. KIRBY. Auctioneer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERA
8 East 23d St.. Madison Square.
Red Berries I'm the Snow.
One soft mild January day.
When and light the snow-drifts lay
We searched woods. my love and l.
Hoping red berries to espy.
Long time we sought for them in vain.
But III winds sometimes furnish gain.
She laughed-and. wishing long for this.
I dared her mood to steal kiss.
Then soothed her wrath. white berries
Meath ripe. red lips prefer" | cry;
sOZODONT made them fair. know.
And. red lips. they looked like snow
A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
are easily attained and who fail avail themselves
OF the means should complain when accused Of
neglect The sOZODoNT will speedily eradicate the
cause Of breath beaufying and preserving the
teeth to the oldest
Edward SchencL, AuctiOneer,
s. Liberty 81. door west Of Broadway. .-t.,
on EXHIBITION MONDAY :
4 magnificent collection Of ..
ORIENTAL RUGS
AND CARPETS.
These elegant goods have Just been received from tina
House comprise select assortment OF the
various choice OF the Eastern Looms.
SALE DAYS. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Jan. =. -. 10. H. Il.
at ) T. NJ. SATURDAY at II VI.
All goods guaranteed name and texture. Ladies
especially invited.
era. Apple blossoms Perfume,
In whaeVes form only genuine when bearing name Of
the Crown Perfumery Co.. London Don't be defrauded
Congress Spring Water.
This famous by most elaborate tubing
restored all It's former strength and excellence.
DRY oyaI.'
one Of the Choicest Dry Sparkling Wines OF franc&
s2i.00 case
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH 5'ths,. n side y.
9th-ave.-Sermln Sunday I:45 evening. ST. Psurs
Teaching Concerning The Last Antchrst."
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CHRIST CHURCH 7ist,st and BouIeyard pr J. :.
Morning service II O'Clock Evening service ~
s. Sunday school d 10 a. n.
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easily attained those who fail avail themselves
should complain when accused OF gross
neglect. The sOZODONT will speedily eradicate the
Of foul BREATH beautfying and preserving the
Get the oldest
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especially created in all the army
corps from which officers momentarily
embarrassed could obtain loans at a very
low percentage. These funds have now
boen amalgamated at the instance OF the
emperor into one fund. the emperor in
creasIng the total sum by a large contrl-
button out of his own purse. The fund IS
now known as the Wilhelm spende. and
the minister of war IS made its central
bureau.
According to cour; gossip, too, the en-
peror and empress have accepted an in
vItation to visit in May, the international
art exposition at Venice, when the beauti-
ful Countess Morisini assumes the char
acter of Dogaressa, her Rncestress. The
king and queen of Italy arc also expected
to- be present.
The Reichs Anziger announces that En-
peror William has conferred the grand
cross of the Red Eagle on Viscount Aoki,
the Japanese minister to Germany. who
on January 25, presented his majesty with
the insignia of the order of Chrysanthe-
NUNS, bestowed upon tho emperor by The
NJ kado IN recognition of the services
rendered TO the Japanese army by in
struction given by German officers to
Japanese officers. Emperor William, 1t
will be remembered, has conferred the
collar of the Black Eagle upon the en-
peror of Japan in return tor the order of
the Chrysanthemum.
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LONG SHOTS MAKE A CLEANUP.
The Talent Got Badly Hurt In San Fran
cisco Yesterday.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-The long shots
had another inning at the Bay District to-
day. Woodford, at to /, won the Produce
Exchange hurdle stakes. and George +.
Smith, at 10 TO /, beat Tim Murphy, an
even money favorite, in tho phenomenal
timo OF 1:O01. on track which is fully
three seconds slow. Monita and Volt
we're tho only favorites TO win. the former
winning the match race from Three Forks
in a hard drive, Carr cleverly outriding
Griffin. The downfall of Imp. Percy in
the last race was a hard blow TO the talent.
as he carried considerable money at odds
of TO 5.
About six furlongs-Sympatheiic' Last
won, Sea Spray second, Clair third; time,
11i. Five furlongs-George F. Smith
won, Circe second, Tim Murphy third;
time, :0JH. Match, five furlongs, 81 o 0
a side, 500 added-Monita won, Thr. Q
Forks second; time, :02%. Produce EN-
change hurdle stakes, value 81, 500. two
miles-Woodford won, Ny Luck second.
Happy Band third; time, 1852. Mile and
ono furlong, handicap-Volt won, Cor
dius second, Gilead third; time, :561s.
Six furlongs-Motor won. Imp. Percy
second, Rico third; time, :l4E.
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HE HAD BEEN DISGRACED.
A Curbstone Broker frightens the Wits
Out of a II risco Banker.

A Curbstone Broker trightens the Wits
Out of y risco Banker
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 9.--While /.
w. Hellman. president of the Nevada
bank. was on his way to the bank this
morning a man stepped out from the
doorway and pointed q pistol at Hellman.
The latter struck the pistol with a stick
and after a brief struggle with the would
be assassin, Hellman ran toward the cor
ner, when the man fired two shots, neither
one of which took effect. The man then
deliberately shot himself through the fore
head, dying shortly afterwards.
The man proved to be William Holland,
a curbstone broker, who was arrested
some time ago on tho charge of present.
ing forged check to the bank, but after
wards could not be identified by the bank
officials. He had been brooding over fan
cied disgrace.
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AFFILtA ION.
OF All the Differsn, Catholic Religious
orders

Or All the Dihersnt Catholic Relig gious
orders
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Arrangements
are progressing for establishing schools
by the various Catholic orders of the coun-
try to affiliate with the National Catholic
university. Already the Paulists and
Marists have established schools and the
Passionists are looking over the field.
Rev. Augustine Hewitt, superintendent
of the Pauiist order in the United States,
has taken up his residence here. Father
Superior Hewitt is a cousin of ex-Mayor
Abram Hewitt of New York. He is the
last survivor of the original band OF Paul
lists in this country.
The Paulists have among them a
number of ex-Protestant clergymen, and
are allowed to wear boards. Father
Hewitt has a beard, snowy white, which,
among the clean shaven faces of the
professors and students at the university,
looks strangely out of place in Mcmahon
hail, the gift of Mgr. Mcmahon.
The first of the literary schools at the
university will be opened next fall, and
then will come the first active competi-
ton between the university and George
town university. The Jesuits, under
whose auspices the Georgetown university
is conducted, opposed the location of the
Catholic university here. but higher
authority prevailed.
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AROUND THE WORLD

JERSEY CITY. y. j., Feb. 9.-The cooperage
OF j. & W Matheson burned to-day. Loss,
Sl25 600; insurance. $4,000.
HALIFAX. Feb. o.-The City OF Wakefield ar
rived here from Galveston for Liverpool with
her ca 20 OF cotton on fire.
LIvERoIoRE. Cal, Feb 9-W. j. Edwards
broke the worlds paced bicycle record for a
mile to-day. Tine. i:54a.
BALTIMORE, Feb. alexander Brown a
Sons OF this city have accept an offer from
the New York parties who negotiated the new
government loans 10 subscribe for sl,I2I.O o q
the bonds The pdce could not be earned.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. g.-Chief
Arthur of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers. - today that an chance 0f an d.U-
Guilty between the Southern Pacific and en-
giucers Is now at end
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 9-TO-day's statement o.!
the condition OF the treasury shows. Available
cash balance, Sli.-s3 s02i gold reserve, S4-,yi5-
33s.
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HE is a pooa OLD SLAVE.
How an Old Negro was Duped Down in
NIr-inin.

HOW an old Negro was Dupeo boWh IN
Virginia.
RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 9.-Anderson
Whitaker, an aged negro of Scott county,
was, in slavery days, the property of
Nathan Whitaker, of that county. AT tho
close of the war his master was reluctant
to relinqush his claim on the trusted
and faithful man, and so he proposed to
Anderson that IL he would remain with
him in voluntary servitude, he the master,
would bequeath to him n house and lot
and other real estate.
The negro agreed, and until August,
1898, when his master died, performed the
same labors that he had before the law
freed him.
He was then an old man. When the will
was read it appeared that the only legacy
left him was a horse worth so.
The contract under which tho colored
man had served tho best days of his life
had never been made in writing. The old
negro brought bis grievance to Capt. j..
Harry Wood, n we'll known attorney, who
undertook to enforce the terms of the
contract. The circuit court at its last
term threw the case out on technical
grounds, and now the supreme court of
the state is asked to allow the ex-slave re-
muneration for his long service in self
imposed slavery.
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A PRISONER.
Girl In the Hands OF Society Young
Men.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 9.-hatie
Sue Ferguson, the pretty anl talented
young daughter of j. III. Ferguson of Fay
ettevllIe, Tenn, some time ago was on
the point of marrying ;. Z. Moore, a pop
ular young man of the same town. The
bridegroom disappeared when the cere-
mouy was about to begin, greatly 10 the
myst .fication of the minister and guests.
Ferguson found Moore later and tried
to shoot him.
Afterward the couple eloped. and all
trace of them was lost. On Monday Katie
was found here, a prisoner in custody of
four prominent Chattanooga yodng men.
The father agreed not 10 prosecute II the
whereabouts of his daughter were re-
vealed, and she was delivered 70 him. One
OF the young men was hell as hostage un-
III she was safely conducted home. Moore
cannot he located.
The affair has created a great sensation
in society and other circles.
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MOON SINNERS.
A Successful Raid in the Tennessee
Mountains

Mountains.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 9.-Geu. Kellar
Anderson. of Coal Creek riot fame, and
now an internal revenue officer, returned
to headquarters Monday, bringing nine
desperate moonshiners with him as pris-
oners. Gen. Anderson, with 10 deputies,
raided a dense wood, in Hardin county,
after a 40-mile ride at night through the
cold of the mountains, and struck big
wildcat still. The deputies were greeted
with n volley, which was hotly returned,
and after a hand-to-haud battle, in which
two deputies were wounded, nine of the
sinners surrendered. One thousand gall
Ions OF mountain dew and the still were
burned.
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REILLY VISITS CARLISLE.
They Are Trying to Com to an Agree
ment About tho u iIrnAds.

They Are Trying to Conn to an Agree
ment About the Il ilroads.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.--Chairmau Reilly
of the house Pacific railroads committee,
visited Secretary Carlisle today in ac-
cordance with the request of tho commit
tee to discuss with him tho ndvisa bility
or necessity of new legislation TO protect
the governments interests IN the roads
by carrying out tho intent of the act of
1887.
The secretary is of the opinion that the
act referred to confers all necessary
authority upon tho executive officers of
the government to employ funds, if neces-
sary, to pay the first mortgage bonds,
which are lien prior to the government
payments. soon to become due, which tho
companies may be unable to meet.
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Several More of China's Gun Boats and
Torpedoas Captured or sunk.
CHE Foo. Feb 10.-Ten Chinese torpedo
boats have just been captured by the Jap
anese. Two boats were also sunk and
one escaped TO the southwark.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The secretary of
the navy has received the following dis
patch from Admiral Carpenter, dated
Chez Foo, Feb. 2:
The Japanese have taken possession OF Wei
Hai-Wei to-day. Three vessels Of the Chinese
fleet we're sunk in the harbor by torpedoes The
Charleston left to-day for the purpose OF assist
ing the distressed persons at Tung Chow.
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QUIET IN SAMOA.

Gums Seized and Wen in Whose Store
They Were Found Fined.
MELBOURNE. Feb. 9.-Mail advices dated
at Apia, Jan. IS say that all is quiet in
Samoa. A large quantity of guns and
cartridges have been seized from the
Savaii house of Trings & Spatz, who we're
charged formally with importing arms
and ammunition on the New Zealand
steamship Uplof. Trings pleaded guilty
and was fined S1OO by the municipal mag
istrate. Spatz declared himself innocent,
but he was fined by the German consul.
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the result of quick work of the city mar

the result of quick work of the city mar
shall"
Word was received of the robbery late
this afternoon. City Marshal Austin,
Deputy Sheriff Masters and a few other
deputies Immediately started in pursuit.
The outlaws we're sighted within an hour.
They showed fight and were easily over
come. A short fuslllade of shots ended in
johnson being fatally shot. Stratton then
gave up and both were taken back to New
kirk. johnson died on the way. 1t is not
known how much booty they secured.
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The Strength - the Chinese
Army.
The

New YORK. Feb. 9.-The Herald's spe-
cial cable dispatch from Shanghai
says: A dispatch from Haicheng. dated
Jan. 81. states tnat the Chinese have
$500 cavalry at Paochawtsu; 1900
troops at Tien Chuang Tai; 1000
at New Chwang and vicinity. and 1000
near Shan Hal Kwan. OF southern troops
there are over 1000 in New Schwang.
These troops are under the command of
General Tong. In Tien Tsin the viceroy
has levied 1000 Human and 10000 Chill
troops. Ten Ism has a regular garrison
of l., 900 besides.
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oREENHUr is NO oREENHoRN.
1t Keeps tho Court Guessing to Hold
Him Level

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Judge Grosscup to-
day removed tho names of Heinsheimer
and Wormser from the list of complain
ants in the original whiskey trust receiver
ship petition and entered an order upon
President Greenhut to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt in
afilxng the names to tho petition without
authority. Ailllavits were read in sup
port of the claim of the two men that
their names were used without their
consent, or the consent OF their en-
ployer.
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CLAIMS TIE TOWN.

\ West VirGinIan VINO Wants Chilli
Gothic Turned over to Him
CHILLICoTHE, Ohio. Feb. 9.-Thomas w.
Walsh, an attorney of this city, is in re-
ceipt of n long letter from a man named
Hicks, in West Virginia, who claims to
hold title to the entire townste of Chilli
cothe. He claims the original grants were
male his great grandfather, and the par
ties taking possession afterward did so
without legal right. He wants Walsh to
look up tho matter.
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ANARCHIS - SENTENCED.
Belgium Finds n Quick Method of Deal
ing with tho Reds.

Ing WITH Tho Reds.
LIEGE, Belgium, Feb. 9.-The trial of
the German anarchist Mueller and IL
others, which has been in progress here
since January, was concluded to-day.
Mueller and Westcamp were sentenced
to penal servitude for life. Broisch and
Bach were sentenced to 10 years impris-
onment. Ioosenti was sentenced to four
years Imprisonment; Wilke and Shell.
back were sentenced to three years i'm
prsonment. Madame Scheb was sem
fenced TO SIX months Imprisonment and
five others were acquitted. The anarch-
lists were charged with blowing up the
house of the burgomaster of Liege on
April % last
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A FORTUNE HUNTER.

Engaged Passage at tho Last Moment
and Went Down With the EIbe.
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-The German.Ameri-
can, Hahn. who went down with tho
steamship Elbe, had como to Berlin to
secure a fortune recently left him.
The amount is said to be 10000
marks. He had taken most of the neces-
sary legal steps and was returning TO
America to obtain the final affidavit. He
engaged his passage at the last moment
and, therefore, his name did not appear
on the Elbe's printed list.
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SERIOUS .HARGES.
The Italians ApProrr at-d Funds Coll
l.ct.l lnr The !. ar hon x. su uflerer..

lected for the zar hqu axe sufferers.
ROME, Feb. 9-D0u Chisciotte Della
Mancia publishes "a letter from Deputy
Cuindamo, IN which the writer accuses
the government of approp-iating funds
col ected for the sufferers by tho recent
ear .lquakes.
Egen the Al. coo subscribed BY the king,
tie deputy asserts. has been applied 20
other purposes. The Rome earthquake
committee has decided to take action
against the government.
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BIG FIRE AT ST, JOE.
The Union Depot Building Burned to
the Ground

the Ground.
ST. JOE, Mo-, Feb. 9.-To-night fire
broke out in the United States express de-
partment of the ST. Joseph union depot.
The flames ate their way through the
floor into the Union Depot hotel on the
floors above, and in an hour the structure
was a mass of ruins. The hotel, which
occupied the two upper stories, and the
south end of the structure, was crowded
with guests and number of them had
narrow escapes. The Union depot was
completed and opened May 1, 1882, and
cost S250,O0o. The insurance is $4,000.
The depot was used by all of the railroads
entering St. Joseph. The guests at the
hotel lost $4,000. The total loss will ag-
gregate $4,000.
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DEATH FOR HIS BOOTY.
One stage Robber Killed and Another
PLACED Tnd~r Arrest.

KANSAS CITY, No. Feb. "A special to
the Times from Newki-k. OKLA, says:
''fhe Blackwell overland mail coach was
held up and robbed this afternoon by two
outlaws named johnson and Siratton.
Tonight Johnson's corpse lies in the city
iall and Stratton Is safely behind the bars,
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AT a FAItL SPOT.
Another Bad Wreck On the Grand Trunk
Near Weston, Ont.

TORONTO. Ont, Feb. 9.-The Grand
Trunk train due here at & :l5 o'clock n. IN.
got stalled near Weston, eight miles from
here, and was run into by the London
train. The driver and firemen of the
London train are badly scalded. Two
male passengers are missing. Two others
are badly injured. The wrecked cars were
set on fire.
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MORDEN. MAN. BURNED.
everaI OF ths Big business Houses d
ztroyrd

WISSIPEG, Feb. 9.-A Morden special
says: A terrific fire Is raging. The Nor
den house, ID. hilgro's dry goods store, G..
W. McLaren's drug store, Spraling's gro
cerv store, Forests jswelry store, Heiman
& Co.'s liquor store and the Commercial
hotel have been burned, and desperate ef-
forts are being made to save the remain
der of the business section.
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WAsHTN GUoN. Feb. 9.-Tle treasury to-
day lost S-z9.OOO in gold, Siol 90 from New
York and Sl25.0JO from Boston, leaving
the gold reserve SiI.496,S33.
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b1.5O--..-

With every Clock sold
this week we will give
4 pair of usetul--
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CRIME.

Edward Cutsingers house near Ann
ity, Ind, was robbed during the ab-
sence of the family Of jewelry and other
valuables worth 81 500
Willis Schmitz, %. has left Clinton,
Ia. leaving a note saying he was short
in his account with Company +, Iowa
National Guards. of which he was an
officer
Jerry S. Friel shot and killed Michael
J. Shots near Sioux City. Ia. and sur
rendered to the police, claiming self
defense.
Thomas L. Laford. an American civil
engineer, has been killed near Zaeate-
cas-. Mexico. by another American
named Gordon. with whom he was MAX
ing prospecting trip.
Sheriff Shaw was fatally shot near
Kingwood, w. Va. by horse thieves.
They are in jail and may be lynehed.
Charles Coles. driver of the stage al
legged to have been held up near Prince
ton, Cal, has confessed that he robbed
the boxes and invented the hold-up
story.
T. c. Kenyon, 81, committed suicide
by hanging at Akron, Ohio. He was
connected for twenty years with the
Whitman &c Barnes Manufacturing
company.
A. T. Williams. the alleged default
ing treasured of Bayfield, county, Wis,
who disappeared in 1891, has been ar
rested and taken to Ashland. He de-
MES his guilt.
Sensational stories are current In Ia
coma, Wash. that Paul SchuIze. who
killed himself recently. was largely
short in his accounts with the Northern
Pacific railroad.
Thornton Parker. colored, was hanged
at Winchester, Va, for assault on Mrs
Melton. Frank Fuller, also colored
was hanged at New Orleans, La. for
numbering Henrietta Gardner.