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Evening star., 1896-10-23
Opening OF the Burglary SensOn,

The police records indicate that burglars
are becoming active in this city once more
1t Is the season for such depredations, and
hGuseholders must provide themselves with
safeguards and attend regularly to the
locks and fasteninss at night. The police
do excellent work in the capture of the
thieves. and the citizens should do their
share In preventing the robberies. The
District courts show no leniency to these
marauders, who form one of the worst
classes Of criminals. for they are. by in
stinct. and often by design. murderers as
well as thieves. They ply their trade with
deadly weapons ready for use. and when
detected and interfered with. their I'M
pulse Is to fight even to the extent of mur-
der to assure their escape. Hence they de-
serve. and usually receive. the severest
punishment permitted by the law.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
per cent discount.

Ladies who have visited the Mil
Emery Parlors, tried on and admired
these Hats, and only refrained from
buying because the prices were so
necessarily eXorbitant, will read this
news with pleasure.
u The original priccs-as heretofore-reniain on
all mats. Deduct onc-third from the price Of the
one you have seen or will see here tomorrow
Note that the Paris Hats are from
SIo to $50 each, and that those made
IN our OWN workrooms are from S3
to $Io.
Oln every instance deduct and claim one-t hird
on the price, whether you select a Hat marked So
or $50.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Tomorrow

the Sample Suits of Mark Aron.
son OF $40 Broadway, will be on
exhibition and for sale ip the third
floor parlors of the Palais Royal.
Mark Aronson is to New York what Mr. Keen is
TO Washington-the leading maker of women's
tailor-made suits
EvNote that Mr.. Aronson produces nothing but
Tailor made Suits
The materials used are the best
imported cloths only. Each Suit
lined throughout with best silk, and
every detail of finish best possible.
Ds2iso for Aronsons ss5 Navy cheviot Serge
suit English box ccat and 7-gore skirt lined
with best black tafreta silk.
C$30 for Aronson's s55 Broadcloth Suit In
English hunter green. Box coat, with velvet
out.
r-s35 for Aronson's $50 Princess OF Wales,
Cloth Suit In the blue Lined throughout
with ciangeable tafreta silk.
O$2l.5O for Aronson's s35 Navy Blne Serge
Suit. Box coat, 7-gore skirt. Lined throughout
with black taffeta silk
O$3G for Aronson's $50 Basket Cloth Suit
Navy. Military style a rAnglase. Black silk
lining.
Cy$30 for AroEson's $50 Broadcloth Suit bridal
gray. Lining of tafreta silk, changing from blue
to pea green
Gyss6 for Aronsons ss5 Suit of w.-pl mixture i'm
green and red Silk braid and button trimming
Jacket. English waistcoat and 77gore skirt lined
with best silk.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Best COrSetS.

Thomson's Glove-ftting Corsets-
the only really complete collection
today in Washington is here.
O1he fact of wearing Thomson's Corset is not
suflcient-do you the riyle best adapted 10
your figure? Twenty five different STYLES of Thom-
sons Corset" are at the Palais Royal. 81 to s.
peir.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Survival of the Fittest.

When election is DER and the torches are
out,
When dark isi the platform and silenced
the shout,
And vanished each clique and clan,
A few may rejoice. but tits sure, alas,
That they who make up the more numer-
Gus class
Are the people who "also rau."
And whether it be in the battles din
Or when cloistered students essay to win,
Applause from their fellow man.
A few will be greeted with cheers and
flowers;
But there's nothing to tell of the wasted
hours
OF the millions who "also ram
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Campaign of Fraud and Forxer,

From the Philadelphia Press.
A few days ago the Indianapolis Journal
gave warning that the Bryanites proposed
TO try and initiate the Morey letter tactics
Of 1880 and spring forged letters on the pub
lie in the last days Of the campaign. This
warning seems to have been timely Within
two days two forged letters have appeared
in print. In one of these Mr.. Mckinley il
represented as refusing to aid In procuring
tensions for q soldiers widow and for a
veteran in need. The other letter IL pub
lished in California and claims to have been
sent from Boston, its ostensible object being
to make it appear that money will be Of
fered for votes for Mckinley In California,
Both these letters are clumsy forgeries and
have been pronounced such by the persons
from whom they claim to have emanated,
They cannot deceive any one, and they are
convincing proofs of the weakness of the
cause they are intended to help.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
In Theory and Practice.

They talk about Woman being impracti-
cal?' she exclaimed. but they ought not
to-"
What has set you thinking about that?'
Inquired the neighbor at whose gate she
had stopped.
MY husband. He's been talking about
the rise IN who at He's explained all about
the purchase and sale of millions of bushels
OF wheat and billions of barrels Of flour
and the law of supply, but when it comes
to remembering to stop at the bakers to
tell him to seEd around a Accent loaf of
bread, he's no more to be depended on than
a baby"
Evening star., 1896-10-23

1t Is said that Just before the populists get
ready for a drubbing they cry fraud
Chairman Eutler may think it will be dif-
ferent this time.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Colonel Morrison, according to accounts,
says he can swallow Bryan, but he cannot
take in Altgeld and Jehu Baker at the same
swallow. and concludes not to attempt even
{, broken dose.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Best Ribbons.

The exclusive" stores call these
best quality Velvet Edge Glace Rib
bons exclusive" and ask you 65c
yard.
DYoun find them at the Palais Royal-at only
3sc yard. This reads absurd. hut We point 20
your eyes and fingers as witnesses.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Sak ks ,

No other house does, ever did or ever win sell
such sterling qualities at such low prices ~ we
quote.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
CRlildlr@ll'S S
Clothing


Mothers! we're bound to have
your trade - perhaps not right
away-but you're sure to come just
as soon as you learn OF this store
with its "High-grade children's
clothing at fair prices"
After we sell you the first time
the rest will be easy-you can see at
glance the saving trading here
means.
We handle only the good sorts of
children's clothing-such as you'll
find in every frst-class store-but our
prices are at least a fifth cheaper.
*l.4s sI.ss-aud s2.ss for Strong and
Stylish School Suits. All ages from to
$19S for Handsomely Braided Refer
Suits. Strictly all woodland very cute for
youngsters aged to s.
1898 for Il dozen styles Of Novelty Plaids
and Mixtures that are x5 elsewhere.
$500 for Strictly All-wool Long Pants
Suits for youths aged IA to 10. Eight
dressy patterns.
s1.4s for one line of servfceable Gray
Overcoats.
$2.4s for Beau.iful Blue Chinchla Reef
ers-with extra deep collar.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

President Cleveland hopes that the
Princeton students will vote with the en-
ergy and discrimination that they show in
playing football.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

There is something which gratifies the
ratural longing for retribution in the fact
that Ii Hung Chang is now engaged in
answering the emperors questions.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

There are no doubt populists who have
their suspicious that Secretary Morton SO
manipulated the weather as to bring about
this demand abroad for our wheat
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Paris It'll ats.

The profitable prices to us are pro-
hibltive prices to others. We are
now prepared-forced-to sell at
lOSS-at
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Chairman Jones protests against alleged
coercion. Notwithstanding this Mr.. Watson
intimates that an attempt is being made to
cCerce him
Evening star., 1896-10-23

1t is feared that the Presidents Thanks
giving message will be more of a mental
strain than usual this year.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Governor Morton may pardon John Y.
McKane, but he will never wholly forgive
Thomas Platt.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Ex-Governor Campbell got on the free
silver train with caution. The conductor
did not know that he was aboard for a long
time
Evening star., 1896-10-23

General Lee may find it easier holding
Weyler down than the sentiment of Vir-
ginia silver men.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Notwithstanding Mr.. Altgelds assurance
that it ought to be ashamed of itself, the
Supreme Court is to sit as usual.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

1t Is not entirely safe for the silver ora
tors to hold England up as a horrible ex-
ample of how rich and prosperous a coun-
try may become with a gold standard.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
P Parais Royal

It's ON an occasion like
this that the claims of
noisy little and big mer-
chants dissolve into moth.
ing-and the true leader is
easily recognized.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Tom Watson insists on staying in tn
ring until the very last auditor has left tn
tent.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
His Observation.

Did you know" said the man who was
reading an article about the contraction Of
metals. that a clock ticks faster in win
ter than summer
mo. 1 never noticed that about clock.
But know a gas meter does"
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Boys Hats-where else CAN YOU
find halfway complete assortment?
Special lot-Golf Caps-aH sizes-2Sc.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
SHOOTING STARS.

Only fifty-eight men worked today on IL
city post-office.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Feather BOas.

Best Ostrich Feather Boas are to
sell quickly tomorrow-because of
lessened prices.
GS1 for $50 quality Boas. / yard long. S11
for fl3 Boas and Sl2 for SIS Boas III yards long
Evening star., 1896-10-23

1t sounds as if Senator Tillman had been
discreetly muzzled.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
At the TheateH

Behind bunch Of plumes she sat;
They could not smother
A laugh; for surely one big hat
Deserves another,
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Gloves

The best are here at ST. so instead
of $I.75 and 81. And the Palais
Royals ST. Gloves are equally re-
liable, being warranted-tried on at
our risk.
CFS1 for Ladies' New Style Kid Suede. Dogskin
and Castor Beaver Gloves. 2clasp. 4button. Shut
ton and hooks Black, white and every correct
shade. Self and two-tone embroidery backs,
and wide.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Last but not least:-I3c for Wood
bury's Facial Soap. Sold in England
for one shilling, in the United States
for 25c.
Dwoodbury's Facial Soap is the worlds reign
ing favorite-nade SO because delightful to use
and because indorscd by the leading physicians Of
the wcrld.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Foot balls fof the boys-FREE with every Suit.
Overcoat or Refer. Big ones for the big boys
little ones for the little boys-medium size for
the others.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Som'er deshere can'date talks pow'ful
haw'd ergin de spectators" said Uncle
Eben. But wen er campaign gifts hot, I
notus dat dey goes in dab SETS an prom
ises er hull lot. wifout knowin' faw sure
whedder dey's gwineter be able ter delibber
de goods aw not"
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Lamps.
CrOckery.
ALL BEST STONE CHINA.
Tin Ware.

Block Tin Tea Kettle, any size. Reg
ular price, from 59c. to 9Sc. each. -. IS
Sc. Match Boxes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Z0c- tod1 f1ONS. -. ii
De. HIM Broilers. Observation-Disclosures. IA
69c. Covered Bread Raisers. ........ 33
DC. PIE Plates. =
Evening star., 1896-10-23

D11c for the Ladies' and Mems Warranted ALI
pure Linen Handkerchicfs with hand-embroIdered
initials.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Ill-NatuPed.

"A man ought always to consult his wife
before he takes any step Of Importance -
the dyspeptic man remarked.
You think there is an advantage in her
intuitive perceptions?"
NO But 1t keeps her from saying, I
told you so.'"
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Saturday only.

Beautiful China Atomizer present
ed to every patron of the Marlbor-
ough Perfume.
UABd the price of the Marlborough" is to he
DC instead Of 35c
Evening star., 1896-10-23

49c for the Csc Red Flannelctte Dresses looking
like the much more expensive French Flannel
garments.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Mothers DaV.

Mothers look for Saturdays spe-
cial prices at the Palais ROYAL.
Here's tonorrow's list
$2.25 for the s2.9s Angora Coats with Angora
and braid trimming. months to years
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Uylsc for the Ladies' and Childrcn's 25c Fast
Black Hose. Three pairs instead of two pairs for
Soc
Evening star., 1896-10-23

We do not restrict our patrons as TO
quantity, and sell long rs an article
lasts.
Storckeepers housekeepers and all others
should profit by this sale and call early.
Do not forget. our goods all new and
fresh. and every piece perfect.
Our entire stock is marked in plain figures
Select what you wish, and take one-half on
Evening star., 1896-10-23

US9c for the 81 Neckpeces Choice OF the new
Velvet and Lace Iokes and the Pompadour Ruches.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

SOC for the Soc Aprons-the Palais Royals popu-
lar soc Aprons, I'm SIZES to Il years.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

81 for Chiidren's Caps that yoa may compare
with any elsewhere 81 .25 and with some sold
at $1.iS.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
millinery Dent.

1 AHHuAlASl y lVGIUUo
CHHDREN's ALL-woOL scoTcu TAM
CARDINAL. GRAY AND AND MIxED H' .... NA',. 25c
BLACK OSTRICH PLUMES AND %.
BLACK OSTRICH TIPS-BJ NCHES OF g. pCC
FANCY BLACK COQUE FEATHERS
QUILL EFFECTS. Observation-Disclosures. llS
CHANGEABLE TAFFETA RIBBONS IN ALI.
THE SEASON. A. .....,....... .o.oN.-sos oi 25c
CAMEL'S HAIR HAND-KNTT TAM o.SIIAN-
slLK roMPoSs. ,.....,....:.....'... n 4Oc
FRENCH FELT AI.PINES AND FEDoRAS,
BLACK. NAVY BROWN AND LIGHT
GRAY. SILK BOUND AND BAND TRIM
MiNI WV
FRENCH PHEASANT FEATHER Roas ~
YARDS LENGTH, $29S Is REAL
VALUE Observation-Disclosures. VAeVU
FINE VELVET HATS. WITH CHENILLE BRIM
TRIMMED WITH OSTRICH FEATHERS AND
FANCY AIGRErTES. IN BLACK ANDe %
COLOR. A SWELL HAT SPECIAL S2.AS
TRIMMED MOURNING HATS AND BONNF,Ts.
MADE OF FINE SILK CREPE AII.-sIIk MOURN
ING RIBBON AND SUITABLE MOURN
ING FININGs, EITHER KIND. S2.UO
Ladies' Knit Underwear
2kK AT @ zHS zsHs EayHs ESs 45 TPRSS Ns1 "
REGULAR SOC: QUALITY.
Special, CSC.
one LOT FINE AII-WOOL SCARLET VESTS
AND 4, ID GASTs SIZES q. 80 AND g. KE;tLaR
Special, SOC.
~ one Ti,I LOT LADIES' FINE WHITE HALF-wOoI.
Special, 35c.
BOYS GRAY MERINo UNDERsHIRTs. SIZES
Special. H2Ic,
MaITE ASb ekSS aH'ioS SIZES j. !. s1!I6 AH6 = 3
Special, $3.50.
SSISS Srfz Sioo coT5S kEauLaR hIefsp ssr
Special, 2sc.
ysTs &shaEfsfNhp TEsH rd4FSSs HFReEP
Special, H6c.
Hosiery.
s H2Sh pGtEE s5n FAHT MIcH FtAGk SK
AND TOES. REGuLzR 25c. % value Itsl'hD HEELS
Special, Hzc.
FAST BhacK EEaTaR qua soe pe V VALaE asoLurELf
Special, HQc.
Raiik RikTK = ASR 5si FANCY BOOT fArTESSs Goob @
Special, 2oc.
NH MISSES nSio,I; EXTRA IRA QUALITY RIBBED HOSE.
B9unkE 81. kEY SEE SEE VERY Elastic. SIZES To
Special, 25c.
Gloves.
ri LADIES' ADJ EXTRA QUALITY BLACK CASHMERE
asES ELasFf Fr Tf LEHGT EEEPEF FITTING
KEGULAR PRICE i.>-i 4oc. =" ''''''''A-''h-D hAcN
Special, 25c.
Az SIZES rs T TAS SHADES. @ R WoRrh as sl6o. So'hs
Special, 4Dc.
COrsetS.
one LOT LADIES. EXTRA LONG WAIST COR.
a TRiMMES Is s. WHifE S ASD DRAG. dS: >i AL
Special, 44c.
Handkerchiefs.
BOHDEHGD AND HANDKEI{-
CHIEFS, WARRANTED FAST COLORS, REGJ-
LAR AND 1Oc. VALUE
Special, &c.
OPEN UNTIL Pm. ON sATURDAYs
s. Kann, Sons \
Co.,
|@T@ & MARK|ET SPACE
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Sale Us

Creating a panic among the other house,
furnishing stores, and 1t is not to be won
dered at, when We are selling everything at
one-haif on the regular selling prices. Read
our list for tomorrow carefully; It will in
terest you. Then call early and secure some
Of the good things offered.
so Gas and OH Heaters ut one-half OF
marked prices.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
Glass Ware.
Agate Ware.
Rugs and Carpets.

2.15 Smyrna Rugs. 36xI2 in. 81 IS
5000 Japanese Rugs. 36x10S in. 81 ..
81 90 Best Quality Brussels Carpet. 80. SOC
$l-39 Wool Hugs, fur borders. ......-. 65c
Evening star., 1896-10-23

$3.50 for the $4.4S Coats-that mothers say are
good in quality and prettier tLan those else
where at 81 rs.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
$685..

Dressy Imported Unfinish Worsted, in
neat check pattern-new Green and Brown
combination; lined with hest grade Of Italian
cloth; dOuble-breastcd jackets, with vents
up the sides and sleeves, and all the tailor
Ing touches that are rarity in boys
clothes; pants have double seat and double
knees. Fit ages to IS. Cheap suit ut
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Boys School Shoes that'll give yo,
entire satisfaction-$I.23.
Dress shoes-$1.4s, 319s and $2.5.
Evening star., 1896-10-23
$685..

Another Refer Suit of all-wool cheviOt, In
dark Brown Check effect; braided sailor COL
lar and cuffs. Neat and durable. Fit ages
3 to years. Well worth $5-for tomorrow
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Natty Green and Brown Mixed Cheviot
Short Pants SLits-all wcOl and double
breasted. These are fully equal to the IS
suits sold anywhere in the city. Pants
have double seat and double knees Fit
ages @ to Is years
Evening star., 1896-10-23
S lots of Boys
Short Pants Suits.

Pretty Brown Mixed Cheviot Short Pants
Suits-all wool and double-breasted style.
Wear strength in every fiber Of the fabric
and stitch Of the making: hand-wOrked but
tonhOles. and reinforced seams; extra but
tons for an emergency. Fit ages to Is
ycars-Regulnr $S.25 value for
$2.A8.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

Boys Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers,
with ribbed bottom and spliced seats-szes
22 to "a. Best value ever offered for
48c. each.
Evening star., 1896-10-23

| G$3o for Aronsons s55 Broadcloth Suit In
English hunter green Box coat, with velvet
cellar, fy front, 7gore skirt. Silk lined through
The morning times., 1896-04-26
GHOSTS THAT STALK THE OCEAN
Search Light Is the riost Perfec
Safeguard Yet Devised and
Minimizes the Danger.


ing as it iarries under the frozen sun. One
o. tnese uays liie END breaks OIL, anu down
IL sweeps 10 form the dreaded berg or lhe
AtIanllc.
II.e worst OF al iicebergs are those that
strike the coral reefs in the ocean ana get
"groanaed." AS everybody knows, a piece
q. 49, 's.so svs v1,Iy ats III, cnd above the
water III you SEE point sticking up, you
may be sure tHere is Il great pulK OF ice uIiuer
the water. With an iceberg there may be
great mass OF ice OF an irregular shape
stuck fast 10 a mountain on tile bed OF the
ocean, orit may have been caught i'll some OF
the persistent srowths in the bed OF the
ocea.I- Jncn ''srounued.'
The only intimation that the sailor has
OF this Is loIiJ sticking up In the air.
Ii looks like an insignificant piece of ice,
and noticing that it is not sweeping toward
him, he ventures on his way. The nextnote
Oh warning lie has wucn TIE huli OF his
vessel strikes the solid mass far below the
water, and the good ship gets shock that
makes him glad that il has iron sides along
with It's woody structure.
The SearchlIght penetrateS the water to a
more or less distance according TO the clear
ness Of the water. 1t has been known TO
show the water almost TO the ocean bed.
At other times dull Slug gishness shuts it
off at he waters edge.
There is not one passenger In a thousand
that crosses the ocean that knows there
as "A searchlight in the bow always alert for
the moving ghosts. The CLEAN is for ships
they think. but they little know that IT is
for the fatal berg, nor can they Imagine
how glad the ocean crew was when the flrst
Searchlight was put in ship nufound to be
worthy Of the seas use.
The biggest iceberg seen thus far this
spring was one that was measured by
ships eye to he ten miles long and twenty
miles wide. 1t was beautiful thing, and
lay ahead far enough for safety. yetit could
be easily seen with the naked eye. PaSSen'
gers took to their steamer chairs to watch
it, and the camera fieDdS on board levelled
their Instruments at it. on one side nearest
the ship, there was great cavern, with
roof and caved sides, into which the
light flashed. 1t looked like fairy palace.
Above it were smaller; palaces, and at one
side there was a roadway leading up and
over the frozen surface. When 1T rloated
TO the southwark it was lost to sight and
all heaVcd n sigh OF regret.
The sailors OF a ship that came in not
long ago told OF being summoned by the
lookout at the search light one night to
watch an odd sight ahead. There were
three great bergs, and in the midst of
them was sailing vessel. AS she came
on the bergs parted and the vessel passed
through as if by9a path, though all on board
must have been offering up their last
prayers.
These ocean ghosts have been from time
too far TO tell greatly dreaded by seamen.
but this gear they are being caught by
detective whose watch for them is as
sieepIess as the sky above.
HENRY SANDERSoN.
The morning times., 1896-04-26
QUICK LUNCHES MAKE FAT MEN.
Result of the Habit of Eating Food
in Hurry.

Result of the Habit of Eating Food
in Hurry.
Another evil result to the deadly quick
lunch has come TO light and the complaint
has a foundation OF scientific probability
I've noticed" said a man, that every
person who acquires the quick lunch habit
gets fat rs soon as ne has come under the
regular influence OF the system. Men who
had bcen thin their whO-. lives have begun
70 acquire noticeable StCmachs. and others
with n disposition TO stOUtnesS take on flesh
rapjdly-
II is perfectly plain to see why 1t hap
pens
These dairy Iuncheons supply bread,
bread. bread. the most fatreniEE thing q
man can eat. unless it be the cakes and
pastry that supplement the bread There Is
sugar IN most OF the bread, ud 10 is inpos-
sible 20 get any one thing IN these paIces
which does not have tendency 10 make a
man fat. I've watched it in a dozen cases
aud there has not been an exception It's
ali right for the thin men, but for the fat
men rs dreadful. It's so much cheaper
for a man 20 get fat uhanto keep thin
When he commences to diet and cOnfine
himself to S9Ich things as meats and salads.
his luncheon costs him three or four times
as much as i would IL hecOuld eat the sand
wiches and the cakes. nd the quality OF
the food Is not good. Some philanthro-
pist ought TO open a lunch place where a man
can eat chedply and stiH keep his figure.
But I don't see how he could make it pay.
Something has TO be done, however. to keep
US all from getting fat because we cannot
afford TO pay for anything but dOughnuts,
sandwiches, cakes and milk
The morning times., 1896-04-26
BORE MANY AFFLICTIoNS.
Indiana Man Who Was Unfortunate
in All He Undertook.

~
Lanson Sunny of Clunnette, who recent
Iy died, during his life was a singularly af-
fIicted man. Twenty years ago be was pros
trated with heart trouble, eventually recoy-
ering. After ward, while Telling timber,
a tree caught and crushed his leg, breaking
the bone eight times between the knee and
ankle. This left him, after long disable
ment, only partially recovered. While haul
ing logs splinter struck him in the eye, in
iuring that member quite severely. A
physician was called, who proved to be in
toxicated. and who left caustiC instead OF
a lotion To be applied to the hurt. The caus-
tic destroyed the eye entirely.
Still later he was the victim OF an accident
which left him badly ruptured, and in 1884
his collar bone was badly fractured, and the
readjustnlent was so imperfect that ii had
TO be broken three times before il would
properly reunite. Then, again, he attempted
to assist in raising a barn and glancing
blow from an ak welded by a workman
struck him in the back, again sending him to
bed for months. Then he was seized OF
sciatic rheumatism, because of which his
sufferings We're terrible, and scarcely was
he ConvaleScent before he was afflicted with
catarrh of the hand, laying himup the entire
season and resulting in the loss of part OF
one thumb Mr.. Sunny finally died a nat
ural death, contrary TO general expectation.
The morning times., 1896-04-26
Light a De tective Against Ocean Foes.

nership, which was the only stand of the
afternoon, Miss Bennett being especially
successful with the ball
With short time TO play, the ladies bat
led with the idea of winning on both
innings. The Misses Edwards and Nc
Nance hit outin fine style until the latter
was caught. When Miss Scrymser Joined
Miss Edwards runs came quickly, and in
the end the ladies had gained q victory
over champion cricketers by seven wickets.