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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15
snanish ELECTION Returng.

Madrid, April 15.-The election re-
turns to date show the parties to be
divided as follows. Conservatives 3lS;
Liberals 81: Independents III Carlist IT
and Republicans g. Owing to frregu-
larities in Madrid the presidents of the
electoral bureau have been fined TO-
pezates each Fines have also been in
hicted upon the wire pullers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15

Everybody takes the I0URNAI-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

PAIR ponies. Sc, harness aud light wagon.
with springs. sheet and bows, new. a
bargain. take Galveston ana La Porte
train to Pasadena. ten miles out H. ].
Clark %
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YEAR y ifEMPsrEAD.

sAss' August 17.-Fri,z
nl Ss'0as German farmer. NV
Elds Ou'heast Of here, COM
liz some me time dur ng satur-
aousa 80 80 as usual Satir-
n SUM, u'vtly, and was never
.ssa Ky morning, when he
No ons slng from "a rafter
Fading H. ah even surmise az
(laresllrH m 10 take rs iitr as
Tas iof tia u ne best OF spirits
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WANT COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or TEXAS.
The Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy aud publishes advertisements for
81 leai IONS wanted OF twenty-five words OF
les three times free.
ne charge for other Wants" is almost
nominal, ana If You want anything an Ad.
III the Cheap Column OF The Post Is sure
10 get 1t for you. Especially is sucn the
ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARDING
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ SIN t.SS CHANCES.
PERSo NALS
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
IMPORTATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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lynn, Mass, stating symptoms; she
will tell them exactly what to do, and
IN the meantime they will find prompt
relief in Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, which can be obtained
from any druggist.
"MY DEAR MRs. pINKHAM Il am SO
grateful to you for what your Com
pound has done for me. For four years
| suffered such pains from ovarian
trouble, which caused dreadful weak
ness of the limbs, tenderness and burn
ing pain in the groins, pain when
standing or walking, and increased
pain during mcnstruation, heydaohe
and lcucorrh~a. | weighed only %
pounds, and was advised to use your
Vegetable Compound, which | did. |
felt the benefit before had taken all
Of one bottle. continued using il,
md it has entirely cured me. have
no. been troubled with leucorrhua for
mouths, and now weigh ll5 pounds"
billie llARisoT, Flushing, Gcneses
Co.. Michigan. Box 50. =
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FOR SALE-My large bay horse Char.
ley" the safest family driving horse IN
Houston: prise SIS, John +. Dickson,
li10 Rusk ave. IT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

FOR RENT-Two OF three rooms furn,sh-
Sd. Tor light housekeeping, In private
family; southern exposure. 1911 Dallas
avenue. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About 800 acres well improved rshchc.
N miles from railway price sli ovl. one
half cash, or VIII ACCEPT on"-half 10
good city property Particulars OF r.
J skaggs Real Estate Co, Beevillo,
Texas. II
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Dueases. Syphilis. Erupuons Hai T, Tnii-
inS. Bone Pains. Sweiliugs. sore lhfoat;
Cicers. Elects OF Mercury. k'ai,ey ana
bladder Troubles. Weak dack. nurrhfihs
Urine. lncontinence. Gtonorrhea Gieec
Stricture-receivo searching. treatment.
prompt relief and cure for NE ltoth sex
o. treated conhdentially ana prlva'Siy.
Piles, Fistula. FissrTc. sflctu,e Ano
DRs. BELTS & RETTs.
q OHsW No. no 81. Charles street
Now Orleans La
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I,Snr>--


Easas~a AcStanaioh!are. N. v
e. ihr' S ys,, ana his famll,. NV h..
lIocsslraaSsi. would not 5es bd M ~.
Il Msill. n v a Dyken,a,
discovery u says that Dr
'ssneiy: tbss Undoubtedly 10
4. . a. S,s n Years. mas AMI S'ed q /, N
II ~ roI .ha, is claIu........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WHITING Mason block. Miss
Alice II. Harper principal. makes a
specialty Of training s.onosraphcrs Tor
mean business. CONS and take a course
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We .' N,'s arriving On Euro
passe0s man s5ep in jewels
|ilera'anr,rn hardly b. held l, re-.
ss "a. Incl Increase in this species
cups are shown III
..,o,ry stores. They are
s ~, ., the tragic event These
al !, n, with decorations IN
.a.,en on the outside IN
nsi o,N Around the top IL a
c,r side the imp r ~: vi, L. and
the other Two i''''i''S "
=, circus fame, has. 1t is
Y ,he block of ground facins
r. c olympia, on the otaer side
souare A colossal amuse-
/ = IN be Irauguiated there;
u h. called Arcadia ot
~ saye an cnornius ROOF
10 IL concert hall that
|n,sle for grand opera
ar the laying out and grad
,-,,ces arbuni Grants tomb
k.csiei upon. The sum OF Sl-o'-
| ,rpropriated to pay for lay
','unds. and it IS hopcd to
, nSrs in tine for the deiica-
s ann ca Grants nirih,,
!. NOW ~; General Porter SAID
q, s,,rniing tn dedication
In A granicr LsplnN,
" military. than marked NJ
=, Xanoieon when his body
hsck from 81. Helena.
! uoat as the " lther his;or-
4 GREATER New York may call
alaictIon. when they look
rne day. is st!ll with us III
The hospitals are hlled with
.,rted In the streets. places
nj in Their homes. The grave
= cemeteries are oNrfWorktH
e.. drawing the nluhulanoci
Nos arr suffering almost -
= hitchei to the al'iuuate1
Ses Of humanity'teei the 81
unusual aud long irawn-uut
hture and enerVatilg humid
a discovered the boulevard.
noble army OF whetlmen and
took possession of it the
! piosy and uncvintful as any
regulated thQrougnfare OF
now MS different. of course.
I'd In the morning until md
Syen later, the street. belongs
LIS MANY of whom arc well
because they are National
8ostly OF tn foolllght variety.
broad cycling path summer
N The sale of soft stun, "
b. chewing gum have sprung
Shrooms.
! Of soda water fountains are,
men a'ld lduh'VylheH' Among
really and honestly welcome
TbAv aro literally maxim.
,.
10 the sun Si'lile9' ne run
lains has boon heavy. 'sp"-
nav and today Many nr ihe
Sssc,nrers couil ma, III l-l,i..
Il mor.,n, "a a moi t.v
.r,ed m on natural ms
|.mon ,uices iustca Of iii. Nh q.
sIr vsri ,ties u.noilv in ein,.k
NJ has ady,n..1 IA. NH. nr
box, and has also ianeds, d
suNns asa oi''ns'-'
an in Central mark hniny
y ,boprb, tho rnnl,o, ,r al
Work. gr,at pla,sro,n5 ,o,,-
kAoss In Paramount p.,rk pm.
Saa BIZ actual connt last moath
renl,e |. I'VE nave nm means
4,t
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DIED

"a pr, Wm. ". Howard. Sunday. August
-, , J.. m. Funeral will take place
dor1:ss az az, ~ a; m. from the family resi-
ec4uhn'ances respectfully Invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

NINE. c. A. BUJAC. p!anistc, studio go
Mason block; especial attention paid 20
ruiimcuts Of muse: lessons at pupils
residence if desired. instruction to be
glnners. also advanced students. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

THOSE WANTING to buy or sell furni-
lure should call on the Apex FURNITURE
company. 5l2 Travis street, II
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-lmprov
ana unnuprov.s Houston Heights resi-.
denco property. low prices on eon -, ~
pan md SPECIAL discounts ior uas" p"'
trade for untmc umbcrod improved iarnA'
correspondence solimtod. Address owher,
Boh ii3 Houston Heights, Texts ~
HAVE purchasers for several nice
homes IN Third ward a.ro dcs.iapi" lo,s
Several handsome homes IN Th'id ward
far rent one neat cottage on ram u
street, price 1900, onc In fourih whfd;
SOUTH 800 These are bafshlnA ana
nugt 10 sold Homes IN IN" dlncreht
wards FOR sale on easy payments. choice
clear acreage 10 cxchnnR" for city prop
eriy; viii assume incumbranccs. n. ~
Norner,. - "
rms list Of desirable property viii be
sold very low. Look ut 1t aud cal LOT
particulars:
Lots II. l2 and n. block lls. Houston
Heights, south corner, $50 per lot
No. IN saulnicr street and cottage
Fourth ward (south). 5000
Corner IN, on Man stree, ana Anita
avenue. one block from Tnam oh'y ''"'
Lots 0 and 10, block &C." on, chsrtrcs
street, between McGowen and liadley'
only $3.50 each.
Corner lot and lot Q. IIadlcy ana st.
Emanuel, only $3.50.
-Four acres or eight acres, fronts CARR
street. GRADED road, about half mile from
city limits, only 500 per acre: easy
terms.
Small trnc,, with powder house. near
head OF Main street, only $50,
Ten lot block No. |. corner Fannin
and Holman, Third ward, only 1900.
GEO. l.. PORTER.
~ SHia Main street.
FOV GAIE-Five acres. situated two
miles from court house. fronting on
public roag. prico ,i2iO one-thrd cash,
balance one and two years. at per
cent interest. deferred payment 10 be
Ia United ftateA Nv. ....... = y -
Address VIM. hunter. iiutchins HOUSE
Houston, Texas ~
Board and Rooms
MORGAN's POINT HOTEL Strictly
first class; under new management;
rates rD per week room and board.
special rates TO families, free sail daily;
free baths. fishing. tackle and boats.
Address by postal Lock BOZ sos. Hous.
ton, Wv
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cry MCLAUGHLIN -- Exclusive local
dealer for Remington Standard Type
writer and supplies, 2l6 Main street tel.,
phone 6s3 Houston. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-18

" ANTED-Thlrty head OF stock 20 Craze
on 100 acres. three mes nom court
house. plenty OF grass, shade and water
SEQ per month. w. 7. p.ckey. city.
TARpON FISHING We handle the fin.
80 limo or tar on Hshipg tackle ~ the
Stntc. come 70 Rockucrt and SEQ or
wiltc US Burrows Bros. Roclpott
Texas. ,-.N
CAuTION-Any person buying old furni'
t,Ita under our unme n misreprtS"nting
is as ~ handle inst class furniture only.
C,reenbctg Bros. avs ~ 407 Travis -
q
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DRS. BELTS & BETS
p 81. Charles Street. New OrleanN La
PhYeic.Nns and SrrkeonA

Young. middle
aged and old. sim
gle or married
men. and all WHO
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. n
v o us Debility,
+ pc rmatorrhea,
Seminal Losses,
Sexual Decay,
Failing Nj emory.
weak eyes. Stunt
ed Development.
Lack OF Energy.
| IN p o V g rished
Blood. Pimples,
Irpedimen u to
Marriage. a so
blood and Skin
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-My large bay horse Char.
levi ,hs safnst family driving h yrsr In
Houston. prize SIS. John +. Dickson,
lilo Rusk ave.
PAIR ponies. set harness aud light wagon.
with springs sheet and bows. new.
bargain. take Galveston and LA Porte
rnin to Pasadena. ten h'''eS out ~ !;
lark ~
FOR SAIE-Hankrupt stock OF hard
ware. farm implements. householders
siIppiics carrnnirrs' tools ctc at stors
gil Preston avenue. This stock must be
told Immediately Bids received Oh thc
T""ig or part 'nrruot 70 saar,h -0' t ,.
= ". DovoeN' Ai"sOeu va A'' "a %,
49, ~ -. =
Ar p,p,>,N ,Ior.., sound nnd l,rI
suitable for work or driving hne pl.I-
FORM spring wagon, newiS luhlTl' ior
baggage or delivery, % SllnIcy place :.
49,, =, 49,, ,,,n, 49,,
AVA ,,N,.'to,, ~ 'noea conditon: aiso onr
small %a,S,r,.i 10. Win sell cheap Mrs
wtiit 49,, ,",n., puildin, ~
- hi'''"S""' h""'iN 49, -
rival. ncw crop seeds are now coming
in. Ne offer the follow, ng -. DDS New
rrou iur,- -, Good 2,a, nrr ngAuu. now Cgou
ryc srrd Ia. nor husnc, new crop bar.rI
seed. o5c per hushrl; new crop Alfalfa
fertll1cr H.25 li,,i' 400 pounds Holloway
Seed company. III FIN ana ~ "Ni'N
avenue. Dallas, Texas.
SALOON doing ppod business for sale
satisfactory reasons given for selling.
49,. on, ,his of,ic. AZ
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AT \ observation-disclosures. sound and kind,
suitable for work or driving; line pl.l-
form spring wagon, newly PAINTED, Tor
baggage or delivery, 50 Slnnley place :.
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Lost. Found, Stray, Stolen.

LOST - Package containing Johnson
i.uthhRns and WIN ANS inHp OF the Town
II Harrisburg. please return .' no, ami
liberal reward VIII Poe s.N'n -
luGnnn- -'iIK lfHy morse, ~ hluss
r7gn. . vents cid irande1 Dr lrii AhJu.-
Ger and lef hip and cross On nech w
reward on t,"lv'ry. 10 W, j. Flftcn' =
Brookshire. Texas. -
LOST OR sTOLEN-Gold ring set with
will be rewarded by returning 10 Miss
Metre Davis 1908 Dallas avenue. 20
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A.is-s,,ssUhg tried
Regular siz. Il soS j. an r.,
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LIST OF ANSW EkS- .,., No.,
20 advertisements In Office of The fost
for the week ending Saturday. August



MRS WYRICK of New York, husinoSs
medium; life readings ON all matters
Will tell your past. present ana future.
Can at 1907 Texas avenue. -
HAIR DRESSING AND MANICURE RE-
Parlors Ladies do not fan To take ~
vsrtnr. al the summer prices At NJ IS
C,arks parlors N the Mason huiidnS,
shamuuoing 80 cents; singing 20 cen - ;
manicuring - cents, electric ihclal tdtn,
H,vi,', 80 -. - *
NIANl-A HOME TREATMENT for
n,,,.,ua troubirs. invest .gnte at 4O2 Bnz
building: lady attcrdants from to .
T. m. advice and health look free. y
TYpEWRITERS. all makes. n"N or sec
nad hAnd sod. rented, required neo-
style dupica,or and supplies iyp"MMrter
iibrons. paper, carbcn on eye. irNl IN.
Tvpcwrllcr Exchang" 2l6 Muin street r,
trl9phone 695 Houston, correspondence
solicited. y
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-7'-|7-
help Wanted.

---------------------------- -
WANTED twenty I'VE laborers 10 W"rk
Va quarry Apply TO Green q ohYe On
Ms Mlihvahi iVNa7. .---.--'
WANTED Settled woman. white or col
ored. 10 20 to country as cook. Apply 40,
Ham lton street -
AGENTS. and Drancn manager, salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring ana Saut
Co. Cincinnati, Onto
e. ,0 e.o ,,on,h .rd cxr-rgos .,,d
s"lrsmch Tor clf~Is, eApeli h'e uni''e
e., ;n.,,,hina ir.,, In .Inb r1is,om.r.
1barl.s g RishSn A. 90 ST Louis. Mo.
-------'-
WNNTEp-N settled white woman. no
children. t. cook. wash and ron Ion
fmily~of three on a farm near Alvin
Adlrsss box 10, A.vin. TeXas u
~ ,>,,rIl, IA ,ttN - .u4 90, wo,d
.o,v 1"sn nd 't ,,nsl y vapd Nth MnJ
Gu N"'u i iilu ~ "iu' N"' va i'' n
'"f' '"'''''' N'f'e' "'''s'' ~
WANTED At once musicians for brass
bnnJ hs, orYaniglur' cau p,yo YOU rtn-
poymcnt IN cash mn y aiming m II.
saw mill and sash, door aad blind fac
tory on in yard II Nou are Il good mus
iclan. Say what instrument You play and
what position you can !. n on me plan.
Air. SIS i. -. boN No. =, l:oLt \ +, Ia 10
WANTED vouuf, Indy married or Gin
aie v,t,bou, inrufnhr.,,res a., rooI an
nerrnnc" to trsy'i YIN l1dy rlocutlon.
list. none hut good pianist with good
vocal ability and strictly moral charae-
Yer. heto Apply AdiFcSs Iula' tuls ol
nee. 10
WANTED Advertising collector two
months work opera house programmes
Apply to j. j. fastonza, Houston. =
49,, ,.,,, ,..,,,,...,,,,.,,., -.
chance 10 become y detective and make
money. private detective wanted IN
every county. Address, with stamp
Texas Deceive and Protective Agency
san Antonio TeNaA -
WANTED Solicitor for The cIoapesT and
hest frnta,Yi1i nrdnr damn busin.ss in
,n' me-, NJ ne 'Ad,l,eas i, -"
Uranch Staie orgnninn, Uou.tor ,rrxns
" W 50 on
TIE CONFEDERATE SOLDIER OF
THE CIVIL WAls-A commlllion OF
Confederate rro ords and reports, NIL of
f'ial. bD sirrSnE battle sceuca. en-.
tilely Sonthcrn veterans lndOrse 1t
loooo ,copi = sold last year; aronts
wanted; j u. Trinpc Co., Mason
block. Houston, Texas. ?.
" NNTT'D Man "a tTo md T110 S1oIT1----1--,
ent,lne for i,iu ',itb, r,r,i,l' -, -
snine in order, none i'm. dr,t.cIoss ma,
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I'm cups are shown In
pc =" ,s vel stores. They S.. are
Fay :, the tragic event. These
Ial's .,0,sl with decorations in
! u assign on the outside E. IN !,
'nsi o,s Around the top Is a =
J hue s,ae Inc imperial coat OF
\ the other TWO ''''''''' "
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FOR sALE-UankrUpt stock OF hard
ware, farm implements househoidefS
supplies. carpenters tools ctc.. at stOre
gil Preston avcnua. This stock must be
hold Immediately Bids received on thc
whole or part thereof to August ". iNN.
a Co. =,
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Number words tine tines week ' mo.
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.slp or GOTHAM

-. is.--customs Inspect
Aus ,,sir a few days taken
I'VE s,''1r arriving on Euro
r'.ens'',Ib man s5ce in jewell
Frs NOR" NOR, , and undeclstedi i'm IN,
Iilera'lnrnrn hardly b held cid, r 20
hs al H Increase in this species
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FOR SAl.t.-One well broke family horse
and phaeton. in good condition, also one
small National safe. will sell cheap. Mrs
Williamson Hampc Building. y.
The evening times., 1896-09-09
COLD WATER ADVOCATES.
Rechabites Held Meeting in An
costa Last Night

Rechabites Held a Meeting in Ana
costa Last Night.
Anacostia was invaded by the cold water
advocates OF the Independent Order Of
Rechabtes last evening.
Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, met iu Haines,
Hall, on Harrison street, at the usual hour,
and the first degree was conferred by a
team chosen from the visitors. after which
refreshments were served.
The new District chief ruler and the ne W
District deputy ruler were present and re-
ceived warm reception. Under good OF
the order Pastor Stevenson, of the Anacostia
Baptist Church, acted as chairman.
Speeches were made by Past Grand Chief
Ruler Belt, William Rooney, W. W. Cordel.
W. H. Morgan, p. B. Jones, OF George C.
Thompson Tent No. 3; District Deputy Ruler
Lenz, of Heber Tent, No. 10; Greenfield and
Upperman, of Columbia Tent, No 1. Songs
were sung by Messrs. Rooney, Medford and
Litz, of George G. Thompson Tent, No B.
j. c. Lee, past grand chief ruler OF the local
tent, also made an address,
About sixty members the orde q ttend
the funeral of Harry Gro wn, of Heber Teat,
No. 10, Sunday afternoon r. w. johnson
had charge OF the arrangements
The evening times., 1896-09-09
Visit GIBBONS New Butter Stand.
I.2-I13-I14 b ST. Wing,
Near 18th st. End, Center Market.
FEMALE DOCTOR ATTACKED.
Lured to Lonely Place and Beaten
by Man.

| Lured to IA Lonely Place and Beaten
by Man.
MontcIair, n. j., Sept. 9.-Dr. Anna L.
| Smith, u physician of this place, is reS':'
ering from the effects OF an encounter Size
had early on Sunday morning with an IN
known thug. The man called the doc.1'
| on a Professional errand, and when he lad
lured her to u secluded spot lie attacked
| her, The assault and attempted robbery
appear to have been most delibera ely
planned.
Or. Smith lives on Fullerton aveLCe
Early Sunday morning she was awakened
by her night bell. She found a young man,
well dressed and about nineteen years old,
waiting for her. lie said his wife was
about to become mother, and asked tie
doctor to accompany him co his ho4ie It
was raining hard, the night was dark aud
disagreeable, and DR.. Smith questioned nim
as to the immediate necessity OF medical
attendance.
The young man proved a good acUor
When lie saw the doctor was averS.s 20
venturing out in the storm he begged AZ 1
pleaded with her until she consested. rnc
man said he lived at Orange road and Gates
avenue, considerable distance from The
doctors residence, and to reach ID tt.a-a
would be the necessity OF passing through
afashonable neigLborhood and also a t)u ,iy
one. i----t
The doctor put on her storm-coat, and,
with her satchel of Instruments in hand,
started with the young man. She says he
talked entertainingly with her while the y
were in the more thickly settled section.
She did not suspect him. When they were
in a lonely place he suddenly turned upon
her and seized her by the throat. DR..
Smith screamed. but the man placed one
hand over her mouth.
She succeeded in getting one of the mans
fingers between her teeth, and bit it SO
hard he screamed with pain and dragged
his hand away. He did not cease his at
tack however, but returned to it with re-
doubled energy. He struck the doctor a
blow in the face which knocked her down.
He tried to rob her, but she fought and
screamed. He placed his hand over her
mouth once more, and she again bit him.
He tore his hand loose with an oath and fled.
DR.. Smith arose, but was able to walk
only a few steps. Then she tainted. She
recovered after a time, and partly walked
and partly crawled to the residence of Mr.
Goldsmith. on Orange road. She managed
to arouse the family, and her injuries were
attended to. After the assault the doc
tors hat, satchel and one overshoe were
found on the road.
DR.. Smith says she will know the man
again if she sees him. s he saw him plainly
in her home, and also looked at him sew.
eral times while walking with him on the
road. She says that his first finger needs
medical attention, and If 1t does not have
1t the man is in danger of lockjaw, as she
brought blood from him both times @le bit
him.
The evening times., 1896-09-09
HOPE HELD ct CT TO 4 MAN
He Must Report Sober to the
Judge on Wednesday Next.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Grief-Stricken Youngster Arraigned
In Court for Attempting to Steal
Policeman's Watch-TwO Women
in Fight, hut the AggressOr Was
the One to Escape.
The evening times., 1896-09-09

to come to her house, and after she got
there beat her face.
Mcdaniel was stepping TO the judges
/ desk, when Moss protested.
Your HONOR said tile lawyer. "he
has testified. i object to this
Take the girls bond" said his honor.
closing the affair.
YOUNG But WICKED.
Poor Pinkey Norman, SO young and yet
SO hard! Her face is certainly nos the mir
ror OF her soul, for her placid comely coun-
tenaDce wears all the peace and softness
of good life, but her sins are deep and
dark. and she has crept lower and lower
as the twenty years OF her life have sped
over her glossy head.
Pinkey is a dipsomaniac, aud when the
passion for drink comes on she yields. Dur
ing the last week her offerings at the altar
OF Bacchus have been many, aud when the
police arrested her last. night no tigress
despoiied of her cubs could have been wilder
"Pinkey," said his honor today, as he
bent his gaze on the handsome OctoroOn
with her glowing scarlet lips, olive skin
and sbadowy eyes, You will come back to
u.s.
Tn ewoman laughed, showing her bright,
even teeth-a laugh that Jared a little
1t was so scornful.
Yes she said, I'm guilty. Do what
you want with me-
His honor took the spectacles from his
nose and twiried them gently in his fingers
The sunbeams passed through the glasses
and flashed tiny elpse of light on
Pinkey's slender hand, where a heavy ring
OF gold shone.
You are married?" SAID the court, no
ticing the ring.
Yes"
Children"
mo"
I'm glad of that responded the Judge.
Fifteen days"
The evening times., 1896-09-09

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