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Medical Discovery and abe grow better.
n ovcS twelve months. she woS nothing
6ut 4 skeleton when she took ths. arle
Sosa end to-day shS VslSks - pounds
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BOSTON. Jan s.-RaphAsa Marsuo, aged thirty
three was found dead In bed and Raphaeio
Mareno. his cousin: Raphaslo sirsno. sr
and Raphaelo sireno, jr., we're rendered un-
conscious in the tsnsment-houss at 40 North
street: this morning. from the effects Of nhai-
ing Illuminating gas which had escaped from a
lsaky main The three are In . critical sondi-
tion.
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Unfurnishsd Houses to Let

Unfurnished Houses to let.
A S-STORY BRICK AND BROWNSTONE HOUSE
In East 10Th st., near % ave, 10 rooms. all
improvements, rent, 81. ?o0 Frothingham 6 Timp-
son. 81 Liberty st.
HANDSOME brown-stone house to let near s7th At.
station. 500 per month. Apply .O2 broadway.
room l.
SMALL HOUSE TO LET for colored people. near
4?d st. e. broadway: also rooms; rent reasonable.
Apply l60 w. 18th st.
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furnished Rooms 70 Let.

tuSuuSueo HoomS 20 let
west Slss.
SAP S,., sr.. 900 w.-Trons h''' room. oBri'n's
MTH ST, iss w.-choies Of handsomely fur
nished rooms, - upward per week
3tTH ST, 2.- w Warm, handsomely furnished
rooms: also square. sunny front room. 81.
a<TH ST, :s% W beautifully furnished. warm
rooms; also i-room fiat, si0 weekly. woodman
ATH ST. 30, w.-Beautituliy furnished room.
table board tS 80.
s5TiI ST. $50 w.-Larse sunny rooms heat. gas:
gentlemen or man wife; 81. $3.50
SsTH ST, aa6 w.--I.args double parlor handsome.
room. Si.I5.
18TH ST. si4 w.--rront q back parior, hand.
someiy furnished. with or without board.
18TH ST, SIS w.--Two connecting front rooms
nicely furnished: all improvements; also other
sSTH ST.. 1850 w'-Furn,shed parior, bedroom
connected; bath. kitchen. steam. Fronch's s
asTH ST, 2as va nicely furnished rooms also
hall rooms; conveniences for housekeeping.
asTH ST. .2s wa nicely furnished rooms
complies for housekeeping; also hall room: :
respectable.
18TH IT. isl w.-Largs room. neatly furnished.
for light housekeeping: also hall room.
asrH ST. fss w.-connsctIns rooms neatly fur
nished convenient for housekeeping.
asrH ST. 81 w.-Unusually pleasant. homsiike.
phys,riAn.a ofscs '' opNo"~'' s'''
,-r,, $. ~,
su,,sb,. snr Mnc.,tsx ''"' foom' hea'cd'
,sr, on a., N, ,-------.--
we'll heated moderate.
every acecmmodstion. hoard n reou,rsa Cal.
,sr,, 40. ~ ,,,N.
hooms like. heated ruoms. sysrS convrnsnss
board optional: reasonable
18Th ST. 2t w-To lady or couple. large south
seru ct a., w w-c,,,.,,,,. ,.,,,.-.o.
teepin.. hal, rcoms anr ..n,,sm.n n.r, 10, ~
,,.Sss na., ,o1ms .oI seh.,smen. neWV tur-
,ar,, sr a., ~. ..., - Wv -
"Ln .,.. 81 go, ,ot m,.Arac's VII, s Iurnlsned rooms
s,ent Green f"'e' "o"'e' Pe'"'""'"' VI 'iA"
U.r on "a, n,-
roons nics,v ,.rnIsh.a. haa,aS s' '''"''
AN or -. w -. - ,,. ........,,,....
ssD 81. 10 Ware q smAi rooms. southern
az, s.p..u., ~, n..g .an..asa neA!e''
''p ~, is M.L,ery heit na'i room. u.So. gas
..r,. Or "a, ~ p,....., ..,,,.s., -
reasonable. hoard on,,an.i. .r.ns,.n.. :rornI
modated.
.r,, ON "a,
bath. gas. private family. s.'' room" large e'o'e''
.,-,, or 80 go. -,
room v,h h.,b. Moa.rt. y. rnms sn,s..ns also "eoVs
| - -. o.. ' " ~.
"Lm 81: mW "'-Nswiy furnished rooms;
| o"y.
roam ST. .,,Ss-n .n,,,r. nsnasomsy urnlsh.o
80,
| 'in 81, Sss M.-hanasomely turnished desr-
aa,y oseeea, @ ,arse nes,ea room private FAMILY:
housekeeping; running water. Green's bell.
%sTH Ct. 100 w.-Front square rocn. light Z
18TH sT,. 1oi W--Nic.ly ,urnishod iisht roam
gas bath. wardrobe: SIS, De Heck.
9TH ST.. 73 W., / block from L station-Fur-
n,snea rooms Tor senusmsni sanitary plumbing
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Another Cable Car Victim,

Annie Trainer. . ssleswoman. Of . West Sixty
third street. was knocked down by . cable car In
crossing Columbus avenue and sixty.th!rd street
At 8. 80 O'Clock this morning and dangerously In.
1ursd. She was removed to Roosevelt Hospital.
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Gsst Side.

|
IRVING PLACE. a. near Union squars-pe,lra.
BILE rooms: excellent table; moderate terms;
| table board.
LEXINGTON AVE. 6s3. corner SD t-Estrs
large hall room; good table: price moderate
LEXINGTON AVE. 425. corner 43d-Furnished
front p.Ilor. small. large rooms; German
LEXINGTON AVE, zee near ss,h-sunny, lars.
rooms. all conveniences. superior table. very
| reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, 4o4-Lnrgs & small rooms.
| heated. with or without beard.
MADISON ST. ss-Larss 4 small front rooms.
with or without board.
ATH AVE. ios-ss years established; nseh.aios'
81 80. IS weekly. Delaney's
9TH 81, 81 E-Boarders wanted; Handsomely
furnished large ANAL rooms: nrst-elsss board.
! 10TH ST. 81 E.-LArge front pArlor. private en-
trance. hall rooms reasonable: table beard.
ITH ST.. 2s E.-Large nicely furnished room
for two. with or without connecting rooms: e1-
cellent table.
nth ST. 81 E.-Hall room; good table: pleas
ant lOcaton; table board cheap
18TH ST, l63 E.-Ne~ly furnished heated rooms.
board. 2. sll TO N+. hall room, s..
ssT ST. So E.-HandsomeIy furnished rooms.
with board; reasonable rates: rsfsrsneea
list si.. 20 Z desirable 4 handsomely fur
nished rom. with boaI-. al rooms: table
board terms moderate.
2sD ST. Ns E-Board. t4so up; heat. iunchss
bath; strictly respectable home Bell 9.
2sD ST. ia E-rwo connecting Cd floor rooms:
southern exposure: Reasonable terms: table
board; references
-aTH ST. lA E,-Pleasant rooms double or
single. heated. running water; moderate prices.
with board. references
9TH ST, llS E.-Pleasant. warm rooms with
good board. from 50 up; references
18TH ST.. I?o E.-Heated hall rooms; superior
table atsnianee. table boarders accommodated
-eietebces
:IsT ST. E-Comfortable apartments. en- suite
or slngly; nrst-class table: families; bachelors:
moderate.
SGD ST. 2H E.-Large rooms also hall rooms.
with or without board.
s4IH ST, IA E.-Handsomsiy furnished rooms,
with excelent board home comforts: moderate
prices
SAITH ST, 1855 E-Desirabie double q single
rooms. with board; nrsl class; private family.
NST ST. 2u E.-Board room, gents. s. So IS;
early breakfast; gas. heat; comfortable home
5srH ST, l5s E.-Doubls and single ROOM
heated with board terms moderate.
56TH ST, l52 Z Handsomely furnished sunny
rooms, heated, runIinE water; superior board;
references, terms moderate.
18th ST. 23a Elegantly furnished large room
for two, exquisite German board references
SD ST. 1871 E.-LArge comfortable room for lady
ani gentleman. all convenienees. board op-
uonal
sirH ST l5s E.-Ncely furnished rooms With
good board In refined private family; references.
ssTH ST. l6t E.-Pleasant furnished room: first
class boaTd private Jewish family: private
18TH ST, iN E.-Excellent board & room in
private Jewish family.
18TH ST. 23s E.-Warm. pleasant room. with
board; all convsnisnees; . gentlemen; $40
isaD ST.. $50 S.-Rooms sith board also tsbis
board .
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Real Estate for Sale Out OF the City.
Ali~sIZED FARMS for sale: easy terms; have
'ew bargains for exchange HosLEf. Spring
Valley, N. Y.
FARM Of 81 acres 2 miies from Fairfax Court
House sell cheap for cash or trade for prop
erty OF equal value. Address JAMES CLARK. "
Valley st., Orange N. J.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. office
70 an Authorized Advertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A.D.T
messengers will answer your call.
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RlNO THEM UPl
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Real Estate for sale-New Jers<,

ron sAIE-Farm. 40 acres Groom house. gsoh
outbuiidings young apple orchard. plenty OF
fruit; 2 miles from town OF 65. 900 population and
s miles from city of New brunswick. good tru,s
farm. For particulars address q. H. RUsiiER.
Old Bridge. N J. -
FOR SALE. CHEAP-Farm, bS,t acres, With or
witho"' stock and farming utensils, tall one
rc,k Putnam II ,use <th ave near ?6th st ;
after that address GEO. W. LuDY, Croton. N. J.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

UHVuFnI8hed NooWS 70 I0t.
23D ST, $40 w.-Large hall room to rent unfur-
nished.
BOTH ST. e:2 w.-Handsome square rooms.
singly or en- suite: gentlemen or business wo-
man; reasonable.
SD ST. 1877 E--trnfurnished front basement
private house: heat gas: suitable light busl-
ness.
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---TUE iKOVTOTN,--.
~ W. elst st.. desirable apartments: all light;
rooms. bath. steam heat. private hall; s25 to ~
81 MONTHLY; large rooms. rear; bargains. 80
Grove st.. near bisseksr Z christopher,
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Every American Dist. Tel. Office
10 an Authorized Advertising z
Agency for THE WORLD. A. D. T.
messengers will answer your call.
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
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Real Estate for Sa,e--Isrsey City.

FOR sALE-ss ooo--tn Greenviiie, Jersey city.
private house. with all modern Improvements
good location: owner wishes to sell on accoui. OF
removal: iotA house 22xs6 81. 500 cash, bal
ance on mortgage. Apply to J. u. MULLER Ns
Dantorth ave, Jersey city. ---
SpN CASH: $40 per month Will buy W. toutt
House place, Jersey city, rooms ana OATH !;
Queen Anne cottage; chance OF q lifetime.
PRESCOTT, ~ East 1Itth ST.. New YORK Guy.
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Wovtt . ,astS Street,
STH AVE, 2ls7. top noor-sunny front room q
bedroom, heated: geptlsmeni Is weekly.
oroos,va.
SANDS ST.. I-Bright. sunny room for light
housekeeping or gentlemen; also sniall room.
WILLOW ST.. Ss-Furnshed rooms on Heights
alao nrst 6oor. suitable for physician: near
Bridge.
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THE IROQUOIs

Light. weli-ventilated Oats;
Reasonable rents. Apply on premisea
l0o ". Lsth at
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orookiyn.
GROVE ST. l26, Drooklyn-A few young mea
wanted as boarders in private house.
MACON ST, tsT near Stuyvesant Ave.-Room
board; private family: gentleman: convsnisasasi
PINEAPPLE ST, f6-Furnished roomH. large Q
small: minutes to bridge ferries
PUTNAM AVE. 2ss-Excellent board for gentle
men. private American family; all tmproVop
ments; home comforts, low. 80
STATE ST. iss. batween Court . Ciiatol a.
Board; large small rooms veil hsaAe1;
terms IS.
WILLOW ST.. lb-s minutes to bridge; IafoD .
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Flats snd Aesrm snts TO let.

1af.sn,shsS Nerh OF ,ssta Stree.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1881 4 1861. near 1874 st. -
Rcnt $40 10 sia: 4 iisht rooms; the anest
mats IN the city ter the money. - -
ls2D ST. E,--Rcnt reduced; $50 fat SIS month
Apply on premises.
SO ROOMS; ~, Z; haiis carpsted. heated
.ovsNookins Hudson; adults: reference es6 w.
iS.j>st.
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Why the Percentage of Cures is so Great
Among the Patients of
DIR. Ii. w. SHORES.
First, He is Skilled Specialist. Second, Does not
Take Incurable Cases.

why DO such crowds Of people 80 20 Doctor
shores There are plenty u other physicians
In the city. other rhysic ANS who advertise, vet
Doctor shores treats more paticuu than suy
tcn other physicians ~ san Lake CITY"
This remark was overheard yytiefday-
made. % must BE- confessed, in not Altogether
q good naturci way. IL was not ausvergI at
all, or u IL was the writer dli not hear tho
ansWcr Ho will undertake 20 answer % him.
solf and 10 b. not nj all dincu't.
Question Why do such crowds Of people go
20 ~ a.. " Shofosf
AnsvCr-Bccause hundreds 81 other utoplc
are being cured 10y him crowds 30 bcUaus. ~
lntcUiguuCe and common sense tnr uruut that
Doctor shores cures WHIST he claims 60 cute is
complete, ~ satisfactory, BE- uuAnsWDrable
Tue proofs cnnfists OF tue printed statements
~ hundreds Of we'll knuNu uuu reputable rltia
frnf, puuustcu in tue daily newspaper which
roach the intelligent people of Sue tUumuus
nv, they represent every ward iu tur rly,
DNtfy district IN 100 iuiUtmJuutA. lUunuy,
every proicssilu, every trade, ever yIass,
every uCighIufho0d
Tue united testimony of 40 many responsible
Aui we'll SHOWN people U.tnUUsHvH She
Tact That Doctor shores cures what Boo claims
10 euro, tnIs is the simple solution Uf tnU
wLoo maiiori you cauuot rOnuO'cu Or
utTadIct
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wss,bouHd Rates Reduced.

OMAHA, July s. Effective July
18th, the Union Pacific will reduce
Westward bound freight rates from tho
Missouri river " Montana ana Idaho
common points and bring that section
Of The country In closer touch than
ever before with Missouri river gate.
Waya. The result was given out 10.
night anu II IL expected 10 provoke a
blg rate war. The cut will average
one'hali Ever since the Ulah rates
went into effect on the ten classes the
uauic officials Of the Union Pacific
itlt that their position could not DO
considered certain until rates IN the
whole northwest touched by their
company had been brought down ~ a
common basis, and they pTecrcded to
tqutllze tho tariffs. Heretofore the
Union Pacific had been maintaining
higher rates 10 Oregon and MonlAns
man To intermediate points. and II was
lot Tue purpose OF making all rates
'quaL distances considered, that the
changes were agreed upon.
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CHRISTIAN ESBEAyon.
Pacific Coast CITIES AnNions tor the
Next Convention.

WA 'ohNfhAiphs
BOsroS, July lO.-F0ur cities on
the Pacific coast are going to put forth
strenuous efforts before the boaui
Of trustees Of the Christian En-
dsAyor society OF the 1897 convention.
Seattle was the last Of the four cities to
come In line for this honor, the other,
having been Los Angeles, Ban Fran.
cisco anu Portland.
VIM. II, LuTis, one Of the delegates
from Seattle, spoke warmly on the
sui, Get last night. lie said: "Our GU.
deAvofurs have gone chesTiuily over all
the ietRtes anu aro thoroughly Goa.
vipced not only that wo eau suitably
entertain the i07 convention, but that
Seattle In the place on the coast Tor H..
"As to workers." ho continued, 81
can sasuTe you Seattle anu the state Of
washington nave such men
az could we'll handle an
International convention. We have
large number OF strong Christian
business mea who are taging an active
part anu who Will devote tEolr onet-
gies to making the convention not only
u teueflt TO Soaltle,tut power tor guOI
to the Pacific coast Us well bs TO the
ueltgates."
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READY Fo1 ~ ATTACK.
Gen. Esein nud Hi- FoIiswet. Receive
the Nansy Needed

hhh HAAN ANftNNe
the Money Needed,
San FRASCHCO, July lO.-GenerAl
EEe1a anu hs followers are said 10 be
yearly resdy for their attack upou
Salvador. For some time there has
been lack VI funds In tue war chest u
thee exile, butt IL reported that today
c received large sum VI mOuey
it,m Central America, aud that In y
short time the balance Of what Is need.
Cd will &c supplied.
ELsta Ia ssid TO be negotiating for n
sealing or whaling steamer which will
take on boati ut one Of the islands Ia
the Santa Barbara channel arms aua
ammunition which Will be shipp, d
there for that purpose. IL II also the
plan OF E1pia TO enli,t Ia hi, cause
about tevsnty-iive Americana, upon
whose bravery aud hghtinI qualities
he may rely. His equipment viii con.
stat Of four rapid ffins guns, six
Calling guns, JgO rifles, NJ many re-
volVere anu 100000 fOIuis Of ammuni.
ton. Win this equipment lie Is con.
iuent that no eau make landilE
ana rally bis itisnds aud the snsmits
OF the present government aud proceed
10 ihv capital,
A few days aco Ezsta sent procls-
nation to Salvador calling upon the
natives to rally 70 his suppjri upon his
arrival.
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TACOMA, Wash, July 9.-TOmofTow
ut noou . signAl lash will be started
from Mount Baker, nuar the British
touthward from some ptDminOut peak
TO another, until II reaches party Of
mounlair. climbots ON the last peak ut
the southern end tfthv Sierra Ne, Aias.
This slgnnllu 10 being msIaged by
The Alpine clubs o. tho Wctt, They
ptoposo sending a message from Brit.
ish Columbia 10 the Mexican b0uu-
dairy lile promptly ~ neon, ugd ~ IA
expected that but a few minutes viii
10 required ~ accomplish the i,al. The
message will be transmitted by the
hUllogtaph.
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IELEGRAPHlC.
STENHOUSE In JAIL.
/ Son Of The Author Charged With
Grand Larceny
HIS son IL THE COMPLAINANT.
iiys His Father Sold the Furniture
aud Eloped with Monterey
Widow.
HIS son IL THE CoMrLAlNASL

San FRANCISCO, July 9.-Lorenzo
s,ephouse, son Of 7. II. Is. 5tunhousO,
wsll.known In early dnys As an author,
lecturer and reformor is In Jail on n
charge OF 81 md larceny. He came
hlther recently from Salt Lake. His
mother, Mrs. Fannie Stcuhouse has
,oms reputation ~ lecturer ON tile
evils Of Mormonlsm and kindred
TOPICS. The complainant IL L9renEo'a
,oa, Garner Sienhouse. who snys his
father left tho family, sold without
authority furniture and iew-iry be-
longing to his vito, stored In ware
house, aad then eloped with a Monte.
uy widow, Mrs. Virginia Esc,bar,
vita whom he went to Los Angeles,
San Diego auu Rivofsidc.
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mKAp. rmnoAr AM NronAcn.

Mr. Charles Elubou. 90 hast Fourth South
street, tAVs - suffered with raItTth In the
head, throat ard stomach, Ihelo seemed 10
he aH everlasting fuuntalu Of mucous IA NY
nosu aud throat Twas continually hawking
and tplItng Ny head would acne until IL
aud my eyes we're weak and wAtoB, kNory.
thing l ate gave mo dlftryaH iu the stomach. I
Wa Irritable, nervous amt could nos Hlvtu at
night IN my huNIUty 90 gAin relief I have
tried all kinds Uf duuinta aud medicines, tlu.
ally went tu Doctor Shores aud am Hat TO
ttAto that hIH treatment. unlike all utusfF.
proved sAusiaciufy and gave nc permanent
FcIIvf. "
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,,rAnItu or TmE sror.ru.

Mr. Joseph 4. Weller. Of 800 south second
East street uAyHf ~ suffered with CNiauu Tor
nearly htty years, ana 10 always affected tuy
stomach have been treated hY many ui mo
most prominent plysiCiaus OF tho United
states, repeatedly ! have placed WYsuf under
regular treatment und HEcn rcEuiAr uuuts 10
Ut medicine without the slightest benefit, iu
tuct, SEEMED Co grow steadily NuTtr. ono
prominent pbyH.ciNu t1li 900 that my case was
iu, uTable, anu that ! would hove ~ endure tlr
suffering a. lurE AZ lived, uut he wac WruuE.
Tor I can statU positively now tuut uurtur
shorcss famous treatment relieved mo after
The ilrsl dose uf medicine, uul icsl N we'll -
1 ever did Iu my lfU. H
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:, ClNciNEArI, July "a appcIaI To
s sue Con,"isrolaI Goseite from Ufbana
o II'n n T. Lewis, tho fugitive broker
~ S UgtIo'6sIGn, ohio, bought and sold over
SS,,'SSyl'oJO bonds last year. Tho storiss
bs loIgeries nrs cumulative.
s. sIs' came from Dayton, Ohio, mott
sase - Of 100000. Then from tue Farm.
~ Bank OF MechGnictburg nsws of
anus anus amounting u $4,000. Then
sn ny. ne story OF sl2,0 bonds hold
ene michigan Mutual. Tonight In
Sv r nation repches here Of 500, 600 held
c cy Tue German National Bank OF Gin.
gg6 u"i ascollateTal ilr loan Of sl5.
b'n, ~ 10 supposed these are spurious
spurious. nv
pa IT, i; HuIohinson ot IndIarapolls
nSi I ~ 200, anu the UrbEna Perpot.
ID e6o ''Eslhga 4 Loan company holds
. .son fraudulent boudg. There ia q
lpII sr, already OF over slOO, 600 fraud.
ma, mn ponds held by lle banks and
-'H'y'isnlers. and It 10 believed the
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nIuErALLIsu ABROAD.
french sud GsTnnn- AEroo 90 an In
tsrnRttouai soaHrssa

NEW YoI,R, July "a Dispatch to
thu World ggm Paris says:
Delegate FOyeitol passed the latter
part OF last week with NJ. GarIoil nud
Count MiEbach ATendt, eBueayOfin g.
reach an agreement. After much G,t.
eusslOu, GaT1oti abandoned the idea G. I
gradual rehabilitation OF silver by b
system Of soign,Vfngo rights, ami wiki
the Grrmsus signed the French pro.
pOsal, which provides for tho cpny0ua-
ton OF an International hims,alllc cJn
ference, witch shat fX th0 relations { (
silver anu gold nj l59 g. /.
The International congress closed TO-
day. The general iuSling among
American delegates was that much
valuable time nnd been wasted Ia
baBqus,s aud receptions which might
have been better employed. France
cannot take thu Initiative In proposal.
Of international arbitration. Her hlli.
RnoB with Russia IL now an accom-.
plished fact.
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returns are not all 10. The audaoity
Of the iorgsfies Is magpifed by the TACT
that the bonds were all ON oountiOs anu
towns within a day's catTisge drive
from UfbanI.
Lewis has not been seen since Mon.
day night, and 1t Is believed he IL en-
route Tor South America to avoid ex-
Tradition. A Telegraph order wa TO.
ceiyed here today TO Tend bic ovetcoai
and sAtchel TO 81. Clair, Mich. some
believe this 10 n russ to mislsad his
puTaunfn.
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AUSTIN, Tex, July 9.-Governor
CulUsrevu lousy, In answer ~ Hon.
John Book0u OF Dallas, come, out tor
the tree anu unlimited coinage VI silver
ut 10 10 ]. The ifoo silyorituB OF Dallas
county viii hold n conventions on the
.0.h, and the gOysrnoi's letter IL iof
their benefit. lie says that whatever
may be the action on this question
next year, TIC proposes TO support the
Democratic ti,Aet, state AMI national
lie pays his rcspecs to Piea,dont
Cleveland IA her tntIly.
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SEuvotarro,rRsrtoN.

Nr. George a. krighJ grnydtB. Jtfb. Avs.
.lf wife suNsrui with rtfHfrb and nervous
N"uu.c Nut uur whole ut..uHH tVHtrn was
shattered. Her ntENya tUIU Iu Hu awful state.
rhu tluII not H.uHU ri HI.N. aud HuHtfCi tor.
tufrH through t4u dnYWItH fruuI ururnIgtr
uHIna through tNu uvRr ApuuUtr was uuur.
h.'tu broken aud rts.IOsa. twas boo tlI. U1uui.
NIu lhl De began d. 90. IS sndrra'H treat.
mont, SUD Che result DE- almost vuHttffuI 1
Nhh'1t got iUn Language Co tsuFrH. my graft.
lhig aud aaiiHfyUuuu. 0 want DO Gay uuHIt.Iy
~ ltrs1na who rtr f"ruruE ilat Doctor
NN"f'. IH Cue ufui uNl .Iau 90 Eu tu, Go g.I n
ltrwatyui cure have uNyU confidence iu
'i.luF SHORE. ami unNJsitai rE'U recommend
ilm 90 ny fiUu4H au4 tIIH puHsl."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-10

MIss tuA iliIis, che popular aud fasbionaulo
dryss designer rs West tu.ri south street.
tnyh. 81 Suffered with asthma almost a. long
- can remember sumWtr anu Nlutrr AlItv.
Ny breathing Wa 20 ulrult a. umUa 70
seemed 1 could not live. About sytry tWo
wuuAs I would uU confined 90 my room.
Chaugo Of climate aud a.. medicines failed 10
give mo any permanent TcInf until bUthu
treatment with d. shores, iwiil take ptvAss
ute iu personally recommending Doctor
Shores 10 thusc suffering aud M need u
sAilliul and suCgcstfui ply slciaE,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-10
Lot mnabnnh ana nnh,.

ST. PAUL, July l0.-Two weeping
women were found NJ u East Seventh
street last night, Mira. Helen Mitchell,
"a trance medium, anu Mrs. Charles
German, tho latter having lont hor
husband and baby boy within twenty
four hours. In the afternoon Mrs.
German buried hsr baby, u ohild Of
three months, aud later learned that
tho desperate killed IN Chlcsgo Mon.
day night was her huibgnu, Charles
German. Sho said shV had not seen
her husband Ter several m0nthF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-10

DEEvER, July "a special to the
Nsgs IRON Greeley, Colo, ssyG Mss
Nj. Il. Lungan, tue teacher In the
Little Thompson school district, rt.
Gently tued Mfs. Anna WOfroll ior
$1,000 damages, charging Islander and
alleging that MITE. WorTell hal
charged the Schoo lma'am with unuuu
Intimacy with b pft miLSnt fau hmau,
nj who's home che bssfded. Tonight,
after being cut i've hUurs, The Jury
awarded Mise Laugan verdict TOR
$500 Aud GO u. The defeuse made q
motion Tor new trial.