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Died on the Stage.

In 1883 Edmund Kean was acting the
part of Othello he had uttered the words.
.Othello's occupations gone" when he
fell into his sons arms, and had just
strength to whisper. 81 am dying; speak
to them for mew and WAS heard by the
orchestra. In 1850 Mrs. Glover took her
last benefit, but was almost unconscious
all the time she was on the stage, and
died three days later. In 1858 Harley
while playing Bottom in "Midsummer
Nights Dream," was struck with paral-
ysis Immediately after having uttered the
words, 81 have an exposition of sleep
come upon me-" He had to be carried off
the boards, and died within few hours.
Good Words
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GROCERIES,

I'VE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD ON
w prices; good butter, 25c roll; English
chow-chow in bulk; chow-chow in bottles,
121ac bottle; sardines, cans sc; oysters, |;
cans csc; 10 oars soap. 25c: borax soap, &C
par; Gold Dust, 20c package; RICE sc pound.
JOHN RILEY, Tenth and b.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS
They Cannot Sell Their Wares to the
County.

AnSy SannOG sell Inelr Wares to the
County.
At the request of John E Baker. Dis
trict Attorney of Modoc County, Attor-
ney-General Fitzgerald has rendered the
following opinion on the law prohibiting
county officials from selling their wares
TO the municipal government of which
they are officers
Regarding the claim of E. Lauer &
Sons Tor merchandise sold in the county
OF Modoc, in which corporation E. Lauer
member of the Board OF Supervisors of
Modoc, owns controlling interest; also,
The claim of Benjamin Lauer, his son, u
member OF the corporation, who bought
goods from the corporation and sold them
to the county. When paid for the goods
by the county he credited the corporation
with amount charged to himself
After an investigation OF the case I
have rendered the following opinion:
'First-That under Section 46 of the
County Government Act of 1888 the claim
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BOARD AND LODGING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, 81 PER WEEK.
Il with or without board; l427 Eighth st.
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The Laracy Damage Suit.

Frank J. Laracy. by his guardian. J. j
Laracy, has filed an amended complaint
against Miss Emma Laufkotter in the
Superior Court. He sues for $500 fol
injuries sustained by falling down
through the opening in the sidewalk into
the cellarway on Defendants premises al
Tenth and streets, she having eglected
to place any railing to guard persons from
falling into it,
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Chairman Morehouse remarked that ne
would like TO have Assessor Berkey state
why lie made so many reductions OF the
assessment on property in the city.
State Controller Coigan said that out
side of the sS00,000 assessment on the
National Bank of ID. .. Mills Il Co. the
Assessor did not make much of show
ing, according to the returns.
Equalizer Beamer said that if the
banks assessment was taken Off the list
Assessor Berkey had not got az much as
ex-Assessor Il. c. Irvine
Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties
will be the next 10 engage the attention
of the board. Their Representatives will
be heard next Monday.
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daughter. New York; M. c. Isaacs. Chi
cago; j. Hoyt, Benicia; L. B. Mcfarland
and wife, Mernphis; jaime A. Bell, John
Smith. 1. w. Swatson, Julius Loebl,
J. A. Fenger. E. D. Seymour, Jerome b.
Young. L. j. Corwin and family and
maid, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
f. L. Saunders, C. f. Meiss. Lincoln;
]. G. Stephens, Placerville; Steele
Mitchum, Colusa; J.W. Freeman, Wood
land; A. NJ. Smith, Oroville; Byron
Jackson. San Francisco; E. 2. Mcdaniel,
Marysville; w. G. Brown, Sheridan.
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WanfS Hal Wheat

Ellen NJ. Wilson has commenced suit
in the Superior Court to recover from
William Donaldson, C. Donaldson, John
Doe Donaldson and Richard Roe Donald
son go sacks OF wheat. valued at S344 80,
which she claims they took without her
consent, and for SO damages and costs.
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Petition I'm IuSol VaDry-

s. w. Greenlaw has filed his petition In
insolvency in the Superior Court His
liabilities amount to S3,5l5 81, and his
assets to S1.023 81. of which property
amounting to Sl75 is exempt. The hear
ing is set for Septem Der I'd.
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TAX EQUALIzERS.
The State Board Takes q Glance at
SacrameptO'S Roll.

Ihe state Board Takes q Glance at
Sacramento's Roll.
Deputy Assessor Albert Smith of Butte
County appeared before the State Board
of Equalization yesterday in behalf of his
county and against an increase in its as
sessment roll.
The county's assessment this year is
S15,Oll, ,695, against Sl5, ,236, 17O for 1894,
making decrease of $224, AS.
Mr.. Smith said there was over S10O, 900
worth of wheat assessed in 1894. This
years crop was all disposed of last Feb
ruary. The wheat land. he said, espe-
cially on adobe soil, is petering out. AL
though the lands are kept up, town lots
deprecated considerably in valuation,
This was especially noticeable in Chico.
The members OF the board devoted some
time in looking over the Auditors re-
turns OF Sacramento County's ASSESS
ment, which are as follows:
Value of real estate outside city.S11, 339. 7o9
Value of real estate In city y...... S.OO5S
Value OF Improvement outside
1,633,5 SIS
value OF improvements In city. 6,4S3, $40
Value OF personal property....... 3,9S2.167
Collected py yAssessor................. 126S Oo4
Total valuation of property .s32, ,713,1e7
increase over 1894 Of. .............. 563,717
Number OF acres OF land assessed 6O7Sq5
Assessed valuation of mortgages. Sd 5142O9
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Down the Grade.

a young woman named Mamie Nolan
was arrested by Officers Douglas and
Balsz last evening for creating disturb
ance in house in the alley between J
and X, Ninth and Tenth streets. She
was SO intoxicated that she had TO be car
rled into the police station from the pa
troll WapOn
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Carnival Executive Committee.

There will be meeting Of the Carnival
Executive Committee at o'clock this
afternoon, at the Office of Curtis, Car
michael IL Brand, State Bank building.
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1t Was on the River Front,

The fight on Thursday, between man
named Lee and William Dugan, in which
the former drove the toe of his boot
through the latter's cheek, took place at
Front and streets. and not at Third
and l., as stated.
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Police Court Notes.

Joseph Collins was sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment in the County Jail
yesterday by Justice Davis for petit lar
ceny.
George Jones was found guilty of dis
turbinR the peace, and will be sentenced
this morning
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NOR SALE-THE UNION HOUSE ON
l. the Lower Stockton road. Apply on the
premises. au23-1W*
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osOO TO $1,000 EASILY MADE BY
OOUU speculation. Address PATTISON &
CO., Omaha Building, Chicago.
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r WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
L next sixty days residence and property
1112 street; lot S0x160. Shop building
now upon the premises TO be removed. For
particulars inquire of f. NJ. MCKEENER.
OAK STOVEWOOD, So 70 PER CORD.
~ delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelftn-street road; T. .. address, sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER,
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRST-CLASS
VI Photos at Deans, 7l9 Il street. near Post
Office Call and examine our work.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAkING AND
l. plain sewing, by MRS. KATE CROSS,
226 NJ street.
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The defendants in the suit Of NJ. Dubois
VS.. Alfred Spinks and d. Dierssen have
filed in the Supreme Court their notice OF
appeal from the judgment of the Superior
Court denying their motion for a new
trial.
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Palmer's Sentence Continued.

The sentence of Eugene Palmer for
shooting at J. L. Mitchell while the latter
was picking poppies last spring on the
Palmer place, was set for yesterday, but
as his counsel was absent, is was con-
tinued for one week.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Budd has appointed and COM
missioned the following Notaries Public:
j. Black. San Leandro, Alameda County;
John l.. Maurer, Eureka, Hum boldt
County; Pardon A. Campbell, Pollasky,
Fresno County,
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Gets His Money.

Judge Catlin has rendered decision
for the plaintiff in the case of Joe
Donnenworth against A. j. Martin, John
II. Martin, W. S. Wright and w. @.
Brown, giving him S46S 09 for labor per-
fOrnad
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= AIDES CYCLE AND BATHING SUITS
| 4 in cloth or flannel. 1928 Seventh street.
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I AIDES - CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
II Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand) are
the best. Sale, reliable. Take no other. Send
&c stamp for particulars, Relief Ladies'" in
letter by return mail. At druggists. UHI-
CHEST ER CHEMlCALCO CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOk CITY
Il property-One of the finest homesteads Ia
this county, consisting OF so acres; situate on
the Upper Stockton road, D miles from city;
come and see it. GEORGE E. DU DEN, on
the premises, Or CHARLES COOLEY, 1013
Fourth street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: W. ii. Coats, Saginaw; Geo
r. hleinberger, B. Z. Valentine and
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TO LET OR RENT.

O1r SIXTEENTH SI.-HOUSE OF SEVEN
IL rooms. Apply On premises.
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Wants to be AbsoIyad,

W. C. Overly has filed petition in the
Superior Court to be discharged from
his debts.
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NOR SALE-NORTHWESTC CORNER LOT
Il Thirteenth and q streets at a very low
price: also northwest corner sixth and z
streets. STROBEL, Agent, o17 j st. au19-6t
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g1OR SALE-A RANCH OF 398 ACRES:
L ~ miles from Arno; good house ana
barn on place price $50 per acre; terms easy.
This is a bargain. For particulars, address
Box sos, city, or ED. Z. WRIGHT, Calf.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-ONE-HALF OR FULL IN
l. terest in good paying cigar business. Ad-
Dress INTEhE EST, this ONCE.
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CyARDWELL COLONY, 10-ACRE TRACTS.
" The price has been reduced for the next
thirty days from SlOo to $50 cash per acre.
J. T. CARDWELL owner. 1904 street,
Sacramento, or at house on Colony, adjoining
Orangevae.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

HOWE'S ACADEMY, CORNER NINTH
l and l streets, has been opened per-
manent Commercial and English Training
School. Elocution and physical culture have
been added with Miss Edith Howe, former
pupil tor several years of Mrs. Leila ELLIS, as
instructor.
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TTNO LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
i southwest corner Fifth and < streets,
suitable for wood and coal yard. Address
2. o. Box l9S, city.
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Il Seventeenth and l. streets; also lot 8, l
and J. Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets Apply at 1905 L street.
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Ready tor a Pension.

''Sure, sorr, Ord like to git me nam o
on the pinsion list"
''Were you in the army?"
mo, sorr; but moi sympathies was en-
listed all troo the war; r'-Harper's Bazaar.
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4 CHANCE FOR AN IN NVESTMENT-16 60
n acres OF grain land for SSO0-$300 down;
balance in five years without interest. For
particulars call at HORNDEIN BROS, $40
Il street.
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HET READY FOR THE FOLSOM POWER:
" have your place wired for lights; fancy
and decorative; all kinds of electrical work by
THOMAS FOGALSANG, 1109 Tenth street.
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DARGAIN IN A GUN-A 500 HAM
d merless Parker. 12-gauge, Z ros or, al
most new. late model and f1ne shooter, Tor
sos; owner wantsa heavy gun. Apply soon
to "GUN," care OF this office.
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First event, ten live birds-Entrance.
s.; $50 cash added.
Second event, twenty-five live birds
Entrance, $40: SI0G cash added.
Third event, twelve live birds-En-
trance, 81 80; SO cash added.
Fourth event, ten live birds-Entrsnce,
So; S25 cash added
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

N f. ADAMS, HOG j STREET-CHEAp-
~. sst place for hay and feed. White wild
oats; also, tule hay for carpets.
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CNAPS IN REAL EsTATE-SEE CURTIS,
y CARMICHAEL & BRAND, n. w. cor ner
Fourth and j streets.
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DIANos AND ORGANS TUNED AND
| repaired by F. BLODGETT, reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMER'S, Ninth
and j. or residence, 1891.
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PERSONALS.

OUT THIS OUT.-GOOD FOR A SEAT IN
" the best barber charm Sacramento The
little acorn tree that grew and grew and grew
until ii became an Old, OLD oak; so the Acorn
until it Is by far the best, most con nvenient
and only complete barber shop in the city; I
have spared no pains or money IN getting
all OF the latest improvements connected
with my business; l invite my many friends
and the public to call. K. c. JONES, 10l2
Sixth street.
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COOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF q D
" rooms; great bargain. Apply 1872 Il ST.
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT.
~ sold and exchanged at reduced prices.
725 K
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YNAMALE CORN HUSkS FOR SALE
| cheap. Address Box 2234 San Fran
cisco au15-1Ot*
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COLE AGENT FOR THAT EXCELLENT
y wood of the Box and Supply Co.; good and
cheap. E. HAW ES, 1121 street.
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CARPET CLEANING.

TT w. RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
III. carpet man in the steam carpet beating
business in the city. Knows now the WORK
should be done ana does it accordingly.
southwest corner Twelfth and .. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Best work.
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MEETING NOTICES.
LOST-FOUND.

T OST-SUMETIME AGO, A RED Gov
i ! cred memorandum book with name of
BiGGS on inside leaf. Finder return TO this
office and receive So SO.
I OST-IN FOLSOM, JULY 10TH A GOLD
1 4 watch with initials III E. B." the
back: number o29.243. Finder return to II.
+. BARTON. Clarksville, and receive liberal
reward. Noquestions.
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MADAM PORTER, CARD READER,
vi tells past present and future ladies, soc;
gents, 81; palmistry and clairvoyant sittings,
S1 90. ALI street, near Fifth. au21-1wT
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FACTORY SITE, ,6Ox2OO FEET, ON RIVER
t front, near railroad bridge for sale cheap,
or will exchange for other property. Also, 800
acres OF alfalfa land with water rights. Ad-
dress, J. D., this Office. Jy29-tf
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4 GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR SO: FILL
N ing, soc and upward; from one-third to
one-half saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. O..
w. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, 1920 I street,
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N W. APPLETON, PHOTOGRAPHER,
L. AS street. Pictures enlarged and I'M
lshed in water colors, India ink or crayon;
home: amateur work finished; kodaks re-
loaded. Good work, reasonable prices.
rJNHE NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER
than the SLOW shilling. Now is your time
to get cabinet photographs for So per dozen,
627 j street, corner Seventh, BEALS' GAL
LEKY.
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MUSIC AND AIT.

VOICE CULTURE AND PIANO MUSIC
taught by an experienced teacher at a
very low rate. Address MUSIC, room SO,
Pacific Hotel
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a1OOO-PART DOWN-WILL BUY A
OIUUU six-room house and one acre CT
land planted to truit ana orange trees. Lo-
Gated near Oak Park, eight minutes walk
from electric cars. Good home on easy terms.
Inquire at law Office OF MARCH & MARCH,
62Sh J street.
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A LODGING-HOUSE OF II ROOMS;
n doing good transient business; best To-
cation i'll the city; good reasons for selling.
Call at this otfice for particulars.
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TIOG FENCE, STEEL LATHlNG, CAN
Ill bottoms and flashing. E. HAWES,
1l21 G street.
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G1 WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WATCH
d mainsprings, 81. All work warranted.
Il s. X street, next to Metropolitan Theater.
Cash paid tor old gold and silver
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CiALCIMINING ROOMS FROM So UP;
" whitening from 81 up; scraping and
patching extra. Leave orders at lO23 Fourth
street, or 215 alley, Second, Third, n and o
streets. SAM GALE.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

| l. tomatoes, 15c box; Eastern picnic hams
sc poundi cornIneal, 20c sack; sugar corn,
cans, 25c. BEESLEY * son, $40 IL
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TELEPHONE 386-LISTER'S SPECIAL
i delivery; trunks 25c. Stand, Kollfker's
drug store, Sixth and J. Leave orders
THOMAS E. LISTER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21
TODAY. FEB. 81, 1895. TODAY.

Synopsis-The storm reported yesterday
near Lake Superior has moved 20 Ontario,
central this morning at Rooklffe, where
the barometer registers the low
reading OF 290s inches. IL has
increased in energy, and is causing general
precipitation in the lake region, the st. Law
renee valley, and the Middle states, ac-
companied by west TO south winds of brisk
and high velocities.
Storm signals are ordered in anticipation OF
south gale along the New England coast,
shifting 20 west. The principal part of the
disturbance will pass down the st. Lawrence
valley today.
Fair weather prevails'over the country out
side OF the storm area, without definite
indications of any new disturbance. The
temperature Is higher and mostly
above freezing in the eastern half
of the country. II has fallen decidedly in the
West and Northwest, and small area of zero
weather occupies Northern Minnesota. No
severely low temperatures are reported from
any section.
New England skies are cloudy and threat
ening, and light snow has commenced falling
In northern Vermont. The winds are fresh to
brisk and increasing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21
EARD IN COURT.
JudgeDurfee's Reporton King
Case Submitted.
Appellant Insane, But No Recommend.
alton to Dismiss the Case.
Trials In the Common Pleas Division
and District Court.

The King case came before the appellate
division again this morning on the ques-
tion of the jurisdiction of the Rhode
Island courts In the matter under consid-
Grafton. Ex-Chief Justice Durfee made
a report as guardian ad litem in which he
discussed the question, quoting authori-
ties, but expressing no opinion himself.
The most important portion OF the report
relates TO the condition of the appellant,
VIM. Ii. King. The report states that Mr..
King is undoubtedly insane, but gives no
opinion as TO the question of the kim
ship of the petitioners or the fitness of
George Gordon King TO act as guardian OF
the demented man. The report does not
recommend that the appeal should be dis
missed.
IL Is as follows:
"To the Honorable the Supreme Court Of
the State of Rhode Island now sitting
in the City Of Providence in said State:
"As guardian ad litem in the above
entitled cause of the appellant thereon
i make report as follows:
After acquainting myself with the
aspects of the cause as disclosed by the
record and other documents now on file
with the same, visited the appellant at
the Butler Hospital for the Insane 10 get
such suggestions as he might be able to
give me for his benefit, in the discharge
of my duties. He received me quietly,
but when, after few casual remarks by
the way OF civility, i communicated to
him the purpose of my visit, he appeared
to be indifferent thereto, and gave
me no answer either in word or manner
that he had any intelligent comprehen-
sion of my communication. In the course
OF my stay / tried again and again
TO enlist his attention TO the
matter, but could hold it but a
moment, when he would relapse into talk
with himself, as If oblivious Of my pres
ence. In these soliloquies his mind seemed
to revolve in a circle of fragmentary
and incoherent fancies, drifting monoton-
ously and apparently without self-gov-
ernance to no end. His mind, judging
from the short interview which / had
with him, seemed TO have lost its faculty
for receiving, to say nothing OF rejecting
on, any new idea of any complexity. In
view OF my own experience and what
have learned of the results OF former
judicial inquiries, both in this State and in
Massachusetts, and especially in view OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21
LAST EDITION
iron INDUSTRY.
A Revolution in the Business
is Predicted.
Sobbed al the Sight Of Great Wealth
Vanishing.
An Adequate Supply of Ore for a
Thousand Years.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 2l.-Solomon
s. Curry, president of the Metropolitan
Iron Company, the largest producer in
iron ore in the world, has made an as
founding statement regarding the future
of that business and predicts a revolution
in the industry.
"Over sl0O, 100000 have vanished" he
declared. He said the opening of the
Messaba and other ranges had been big
blow to the Wisconsin Michigan camp.
Mr.. Curry conveys the idea that there has
been depression OF property to equal this
great sum.
For instance, the Colby mine was once
valued at 1000, 900 and it was sold for a
few hundred thousand. Mr.. Curry re-
turned recently from Cleveland, where
he attended conference between
nearly all OF the representatives Of the
principal iron ore corporations of the
United States.
"The meeting" he said, "was like a
funeral dirge. We sobbed at the sight of
wealth as great as that of the Rothschilds
vanishing into mist, all through The dis
covery OF ore fields in which
can be mined more ore than
the world needs. This is all due to
the development of the Messaba range
and the billions of tons OF ore which can
be placed in cars there at a low price as
sures the world of an adequate supply of
the mineral for thousand years"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21
Needs Richer Bone and Tis-
sue Forming Food.
Body Cannot Grow Without
Pure, Sturdy Blood.
Unequalcd Value of Paincss
Celery Compound.

From birth till past the age of 30 shere
is growth. Some of the bones do not
completely knit till IS.
All this time in addition there is the
steady waste OF the tissues that must be
repaired. The demand upon tie vitality
and upon the powers of assimilation is
thus enormous during these years. With
out plenty Of rich, nourishing blood,
growth must be defective and tardy. But
when it courses through all the arteries in
a full, vigorous stream, growth goes ON
steadily and perfectly.
What countless numbers OF frail young.
sters phyl icians see whose pitiabIy shin
wrists and bloodless faces cry out for bet
ter nourishment. All this does not escape
the Wig liant insight of parents. In thou
sands OF homes it Is we'll known that the
boys aud girls are somehow badly uour-
ished.
The weak stomachs and organs OF as
similation cannot extract the food 10
growing nerves and brain in sufficiel
quantities from the ordinary diet. Asp
clal nerve diet Is what they need. Paine
celery compound is Prof. Edward j
Phelps great preparation for nourishin,
these little frames and making them grow
into strong, active men and women. DIR.
Phelps, upon whom colleges conferred
their highest honors for his invaluable
Investigations in medicine, knew from
ripe experience the exact needs OF these
little sufferers.
A chorus OF gratitude mas gone up all
over the country, from mothers of
children once weakly and pale, without
promise OF ever growing into robust men
and women, who nave outgrown weakness
and n Jack of vitality by the use of
Paine's celery compound, taken with the
regularity that physicians adhere to when
prescribing this wonderful nerve and
blood restorative. M
IL is valuable In all wsst.ng diseases, In
cleansing the blood of rheumatism, neu~
ralgia, scrofula, and supplying new and
healthy vital huid-its value can Asithss
be weighed nor measured.
AS the great modern nerve and brain
strengthened and restorer Paine's celery
compound is pronounced invaluable by
all progressive physicians Give this
grand ,nvigorator fair trial, and be con-
yinced