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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL



CHICAGO. sept. Two robbers late
this afternoon entered the oGlse ~ the
Western FouRsry 20. at the corner of
thirtv-sexentb aui Albany avenue.
ami heisiinE up ta- cashier. tasosS 81 o..
from the saie and escaped They wers.
p0rsu~i b. a crowd Nhieh wa col
Iectc,i BY .ae founsiry people. and wrre
IN a fair saF Is hs captured at Thirty
sixth aHd taiIfaruis. but agsia elgdesi
their Parsuers- Al this plaee the
bcNvy IN "a hica tbs men wers riding
broke down. aaa a. taey were about
starting 10 escape on foot !. milxulau
cane along. The two men lumfcsl
lntp MS Wagon aud Il d-usanded that he
vzcGte- Ou refusing, ta~y shot him,
pitched him out aas! drove away at /.
furious pas-.
Osiicers from the Brighto p.l.is,s sta
tion " ho had b.ea aPpcis.-,l sf the 5ut
rage were ssssa ou the s-rns. aud
started ia parsait IT the aeeinS rob-
hers ia a patrul waguu- The men
We're lost SIGHT Of however. but the
police after following Ia the direction
:.
ae,i. found nearly two nlle> frum the
founGry. the lnliS wagoa. which hal
also brs Ken daNu-
The ent re southwestern police dis
trist was notified aaa large detail u
ofh-ers Vas seat oGL
Thsre were ave meR in the ofiee %,
the foundry when the held-ap &c
currrsL 1t > riaimsI e.T one q th-ss
that the men s~re former employes.
onS of the robbers Was fashiona bi Y
dressed. while the other was rather
shAobily dresssd IN a suit of brown
The name Of the cashier i VI. A
Rourte. The miliSman, Frank Nv
host, was shot in the leg aud not dan
geEOusly wounded
The police up 10 late hour hal Sc
cured NJ trace Of the highwaym~u.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
Made Assessment to Raise a C.mpalxu
EunL

LITTLE Rock Ark. sept s6-TEs
Popailst state central committee of
Arkansas has ma ie az assessment of
i've c~nts upon each man who voted
for Earxer sor governor in I>9s- Barker
received st.stI VOTES and Il each one
Of the numb<r contributes n nickel.
The Arkansas PoPulist campaign fund
viii amount 10 8 s=Z05-
Tae object Of this fund Is 70 push
the interes, OF the Bryan AM Watson
ELECTORS in this state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Joan oD1naeiI. charged 4lth rau-
nlug bliu,. ti-c-. was tr.et before The
mayor . Meridian Ass weeS and eon-
y.cted on three separate charges o. SELL
iHg WHISKY \ 6ue &C so N each case
WAs imposed and An appeal AS taken %
the circuit court A. SON a. - Is1a-
BY co1st2h.es FOR the sane oTvuse ant
taken before a Justice u she ueaae.
where he Nas also coaytete1 aaI aaed
heavily.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
a CHICAGO wire MERCHANT
N.krs . Prvblb,y saeess.ras Enort to
shufis on

CHICAGO. - -6-John ". FauI-
haber. a wealthy wine merchant resid-
ing al go North Clark street, attempt
Sd suicide Thursday night After
retiring he tarned the gas partly on
and tired To shots from i revolver,
the bullets entering his head. The
act was committed late at night, aud
was not discovered until morning. Ne
Is still alive, but no hopes are enter
tained OF his recovery. Business
aud domestic troubles were the cause.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
AN ERROR or JUDGMENT.
Responsible for the IwIa >hast Disaster
st Psftstsn. Pa

HAKKisHUEs. Pa. sept sa-wm-
Stein. Edward Raslerie< and Edward
Brennen. the three state nine in
speetors. appointed 10 investigate the
Twin shaft disaster at PittSton JuIv
d last. whereby - lives were lost.
have made their report 20 Gov.
Hastings The inspectors say that. in
their opinion. Mr. LaS1n. who was IN
charge Of the work at the mlue. erred
in Judgment in going 50 far inso the
mine from the bottom Of the shaft.
They say his error OF Judgment was
the cause Of the loss Of his own life A.
well as those subordinate TO him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Asa general thing is i to th.. farmers
Interest - sell hts products a. sooa ~
they are reaiy for market. Whcn these
faraa Rrgslaets are he'd any length q
time he shrinsase - ssrF s9nssieza-
be. aa4 ,aea. q she prIee Is ioNer ~
'ssne e selling thaH Nhsa sas products
we're arst ready fo- uarSes the loss =
something 4ugte large e. tae prodacrr. -
>tarkv5Ils Farm s.1zette-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

sred have been selling A. - aai - pcr
ton aaoat er > cents per baNaell. aad
Consequently large numhsrs ~ farmers
have so3I ua soej, AMI psab2biy viii
not Tas le-2l press throughout the
S-4te has bseH arg NJ she farmers net
to sci a. sa-h loIv Vriea=. bat Co hold
she seed ami apply to the land SsArk-
vile Fayu = -zet,s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01
a NORTHEAST GALE
Raises Gala In the Ea<Ilsh aaa Brt<ssI
Chann~E.

LONDON. sept e6-A terrific north
east gale prevailed throughout the
night in the English channel. the
Bristol channel of Cornwall And else
where along the coasts, doing great
deal of damage Several sailing
vessels were driven ashore in the
Bristol channel and Of Cornwall. ard
the steamer Teueolie. from Liverpool.
September -. for New York. was de
layeJ at Queenstown four hours. after
which the storm abated somewhat and
she proceeded On her voyage at 80
n m
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Revenue officers made successful
raid iHto the south western portion Of
PoHtOtoc county last meek Thev cap
tHred 4 sood-sized still about four n les
FROM EandOlph. They completely g.
mo.ished the affair, eouiscatinE about
1000 gallons Of beer aud small au,ouns
% the finished product The mOon.
sinners escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Meridian, sept s3-The police Of
aeers have Just made another raii on
the blind tigers. i've white men and one
negro being Ianied- Several Of the
men are old offenders, one ot them. John
oDonaell. having escaped punishment
some time ayO for a similar violation Of
the Law By Incarceration in the East
Mississippi Insane Asylum They ALL
be arraigucd for trial before Mayor Dial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Ce,feevilir. sept z4-Tae assets %
the firm ot r. T. Heron 4 Co. sbi-h
was closed d p by artaeAaseuts tsr3 xcess
age wee sold here te4ay b. = Caance-Y
Coart aHuHlsssio7er f1v tbe uluina1
sum - sl@.eoA The assets consisted ol
property estimated To b. Rarta s'8.aH
The parchasrr was g. " Armstrong.
representing tae creditors The bus
ness xill be- closed ap b Fr4nS. lIerr9a
- fha Fas.s I'm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

wAsBISeroS. sept s4-A special
from Charleston. W. Va. says: Charles
H. Crouch assistant United States dis
triet attorney and democratic candi-
date for circuit judge. has been notified
by Atty-tsen- Harmoa that he will
have ~ resign his Official position or
decline 70 run Is judge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Alex Williams a eOlored resident %
Hinds county. has saeceedsG in growing
4 tine quality OF Erglisa walnuts He
planted the nats On high. dry laaI
about twelve years ago. The trees
have been bearing sligatly for three or
four years and this year are full Of
fruis lie meets With ready sals toe
them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

S,arkviile. sept @f-The president
Mississippi Agricultural AMI Mcchaai-
cal College has 1s many students as is
teach.ag force and Jormitory NuI al
init aud can not receive any more "a
present. having 800 IN the d0rmitory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Greenville. Sept s&-Janss Camp
bell, charged with numbering Bill
Moore a. Hollondale. was tried yester-
dAy before Justices Crouch and Weens
- Hollon6ale and vas hogn5 over 70
the Cireuis Court in the sum Of $500.
which amounts 70 an acquittaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

GEEES Bar. Wis, sept a4-DaEid
Bassett. aged 81 years. was crushed to
death between the bumpers Of twe
cars in the ST. Paul yards He was
member OF the G. A. E., and made his
home alternately with his son here
and at the Milwaukee soldiers home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

rvo lives Loaf sad Several Msa harmed
OF oshsrwtse Islar~a

PorrsvILLz. Pa sept 2S-As I've
o'clock Thursday evening an explosion
Of mine gas occurred At Middle Greek
eosliery- near fremont. and I've men
were seriously burned and otherwise
injured Two of them died after reach
ing homes at black wood, about two
miles from the eolIiery-
The volume of gas was so dense
that il was forced into one of the
safety lamps carried bv the men and
ignited. causing = terrible explosion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

THE Dublin Daily Express says that
the police haye discovered large guam
tities Of dynamite and 4 pile of de-
tonators at Marlin park. near Galway.
The explosives were founI in dis
used house situated on the seashorS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

JULIA BRADLEY. an aged woman Of
Peoria. H. has bestowed all her for
tune. estimated at s. s0o, co. upon the
University of Chicago. on condition
that branch school shall be built at
Peoria Mrs Bradley has planned for
the gift for Is years, but the fact has
only now leaked out
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The thlrty sixth annual session ot
the Tlshoniu-O Baptist Association
convened a. Kossata last week There
we're about forty churches represented
The folloNIng OfiseEs we're elected.
Hon L ;. Chandler. Jr-. OF Cortnth.
moderator. J. W Smith. Of B0oasvills.
secrerarv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Mrs Sarah HObSon. Ni1ox o. the las
Col J. : HObsou, died suddenly a. her
home. six niles soata Of Bran3on. lass
weeS. At the age Of q years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

A nFsPArcH from Constantinople, on
the -tth- saiis Reports have beer r.
eeived from Turkish soarres that e.eA,
Armenians ~ Kemah. EeSr Erzfrgau.
have been put 70 death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

WAsHISsToS, sept 2a-The net
gold reserve a. the close of business
yesterday stool ~ Slis,6s9 los. The
Gays withdrawals Of gold ~ New
1orS was S5s. sou There were ex-
changed for gold deposited sI.eoO.oOa
in currency.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

6ES- CNRLOs RoL0FF, uho is accused
IF aiding hiibusserin expeditions 10
Cuba, was held. on the s5th. by United
States Commissioner Alexander a,
New York IN $. 800 bail for the grani
iUrv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Los As1ELEs- Cal. sept 81 Mr., Eliza
Orifhn 1ohBsoa. the widow Of the late
Gen Albert Sidney J0hnsoa, died IL
this efts- eriay at the hoaae Of her
soa-ln-i-s. IEitr1 States Atturnsy
Deals slss ~ss "a years u Ag@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

FArIUEEs throughout the United
States. as reported by r e. Dun 4
60. for the week ended September -.
numbered 3I5. against sls for the cor
responding week last year for Can
ada the failures numbered -. against
50 last wear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

THE anti-Turkish speech delivered
by Mr.. Gladstone at the mass meeting
held in Liverpool. on The cath, to pro-
test against the Armenian atrocities.
was wired TO the snIsan at Constanti-
nople
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

GOV MeLaur.n left Jackson last week
for the delta to inspect the penitentiary
farms and 20 examine other places with
vie~ ot renting lands for next year.
l. sill take aboat a week TO make the
ruan6s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

GES- SIR ". H. KITCHENER. com
manding the Egyptian expedition to
Dougola- wired. on the cath. that he
had captured eco prisoners and that
his cavalry was pursuing the enemy.
several Of whom tho Pursuers had
killed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

PrTrsBURsH. Pa. sept ea-The en-
lire plant Of the Carnegie Co.'S Edgar
fhoGson steel works st Braddoesx has
resumed operation after several
weeks idleneSs giving employment TO
sbont J, ~ workAsen,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

A SPECIAL dispatch from Shanghai.
on the I'D said that Russian engineers
we're supervising the work Of repairing
the docks and workshops at Port Ar
thur and the storing At that place OF
vast supplies OF coal, and il was be-
lieved that the results Of Ii Hung
Changls entente with Russia On behalf
of China would shortly be displayed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The London Globe insists that the
visit Of the ear and szarina to Balmo-
raj must be wholly OF a private nature
and devoted 70 quiet enjoyment The
paper condemns aRT attemps to induee
the ear TO intereesse in behalf OF the
Arneni=ns-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

CHEAT stir WAS created in Belle
foHtaine. o. on the ed, BY the action Of
the city aldermen IN releasing al pris-
oRsrs from the Jail for want Of money
to pay the sheriff for their keeping
The entire police foree was discharged
for the same reason. and the city Was
left without any protection whatever
savs the naySr and marshzL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

TIE beard % control OF the State
penitentiary has resolved - continue
selling the cotton raised on the peai-
Tertiary fArms 50 long as the p-see re-
mains As high As seats.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Millsaps College was opened last
week in tEe presence Os large number
Of people. The number ot students i
large aHd the prospects for successful
ysar are xooA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

sER CHAELEs RUssErL arrived at Gray
Gables. ca the s3d. to ray his respects
TO the president lie was accompanied
bE Secretary oiney and two other gen
tlemen- Ths distinguished visitors
were received by the president and
NrS. Cleveland.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

p. J. lyman. the Irish invineible an-
der arrest in Bonlo9ae. France. reject
ed the Suggestion OF the United States
sonsaI that he employ Preach ll.s-
yers, named by the consul. TO defend
him. and infOrme,i the eoasul that he
reIied upon the repubIie to do him
justice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

GEoRsE T. CUKrIs. the assistant II
brariaa of the Unasl States congress.
who was arrested at GrinaeI = aid,
Switzerlansr By detectives who mis-
took him for criminal from Monte
viGeo. and was subsequently released
only To be rearrested AZ GSnoa and
again liberated. has made p eszim a peu
tie Swiss government for indemnity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The entire plant of the Carnegie
Co.'S Edgar Thomson steel works At
Braddoci<. Pa. resumed operation. on
the e5th. afser several wer.s' iileueSs.
Both the old aud new u.ills were en-
pioyed making steel rails. giving en-
ployment 20 about 3.euo vorkneu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

Mas EETrA GEiFFry JOHNSON. the
widow Of the late Gen Albert sidney
Johnson died in Los Angeles Cal. on
the e5th. at she home ot her so1-jn-aw,
United States Attorney Denis. She
was - years Of age Her former
home was IN ksrtuexv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

6ES- NcNULTA. receiver for the
Whisky trust, mailed checks. on the
s4th, on 3fs rebate claims. amounting
to S36,45i- AbuHt six hanIred nore
remained 10 be mailed. amounting in
all toahoat SI0a, ,0S0 These claims are
held IN all parts Of the country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

MINT DTRKcroE Passion was advised.
on the sad. thas E.5Do.0uu gold lad
reached san Francisco from Australia
aud d-would ind its way into thc-trezs-
ary. The gold Is in Eagiis6 sover-
eigns. and as foreign coins are not .
legal tender in the United States il
will be sent to the mint a. san Fran
cisco to be reeoined izts eagles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

TEE tventy-ninth annual gathering
4 of the American Humane scciesy met
In Cleveland o.. on the @sd The SEC
Sretary's repost showed tkakiuringtAe
|pass association year s7.s9T reports Of
Eeruelty to children were fs<rivsc. s.
ass we're relieved and 4ssi proseeu-
lions against abusers were eondresed-
IL also showed ss.T46 complaints OF
cruelty to animals. l02. .a.5 animals re
lieved and 2,s4e prosecutions The
|graad total Of special iurstigations
mas -. s9i.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

THkRE Is said to be good authority
Tor the .tate1ent that. in the face Of
certainty that il would be refused.
England has ahandoaed her demand
|cnA France For the extradifion Of
HEnan. tbs alleged Number one in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

GEN MExIA. chairman Of The ways
and means committee Of the house Of
representatives Of the Mexican coz
gress. died in the City Of Mexieo- ga
the e4th. aged II years He was re-
Tarded as the Leading statesman and
nnzncier CT the Mexican repGblie-
The town of Mexia. Tex. uaS sasel
for him He owned 70oay acres Of
land in Texas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-01

The steamer Uorie, arrived at san
fEanesseo from Japan. en- the I'D
brought news Of a series Of eatas-
tropics that had hefallen the Mikado's
|realm. caused by wind and rain.
Earthquake and hocd. and resulting
in the destruction Of thousands Of
houses and nearly three thousand hu-
man lives During an earthquake IN
The Rokugc district. en- the ist, the
hill Ct Senya eraeked. 6rss broke out
here and shere. and water gushed out
IN many places
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Butte-U. I. Moser. w. X. Sullivan
c. Il. Hoskins. b. w. Cooper Chicago
e. j. KirkhaIn, A p. Hoover, st. Paul
J. r.. Robertson, G. f. Lafue. Burling.
ton; John Tooey, Anaconda; r. j
Lively. Cincinnati: c. ID. Long. Idaho
W. r. F. Lowry. Lexington; ]. l.. Cox
Kalispell: Duncan Hunter. Helena; c
p. Holmes. Minneapolis; L. ID. Brown
Phflipsburg; j. Marx, New York: J. f
Bradley, Edwin Harrison. st. Louis: C
III. Hin. Beloit: NJ. A. Miller, Dillon:
G. A. Emise. Cleveland; r. d. Bemiss
San Francisco.
The McDermott-L. Kaufman. Miss
IT. Il. Avery. George Jones, l.. Z
Coady and wife. city; c. r. Andrews
San Francisco; c. N. Sanford. A. E
Stiefel. Miss Rae Reddon. l. N. Smith
c. A. Boyden. w. III. Crary. Helena;
Miss Florence Taylor, Chicago: w. ID.
Kidd. Billings: ]. ]. Kelley and wife.
ID. Kelley. Great Falls: d. F. Hayes
Philipsburg: w. w. Merke and wife
Silver Star; NJ. Lowenstein. st. Joe;
G. ID. Wilkinson. Minneapolis; c. r
Burket. Pipestone; ID. NJ. Hale. Poca-
tello; F. A. Nicholas. Ogden: r. b
Thompson. Three Forks.
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If SO. THEN
Maybe the HeartIess Mother of the Dead
Infant VIII lie Appreciated.

Maybe the Heartless Mother of the Dead
Infant VIII lie Appreciated.
There is a possibility which almost
amounts to probability, that the
mother of the infant which was found
In a shaft at the corner of Idaho and
Porphyry streets on Tuesday morning
may be apprehended and made to an
swer for her crime. The officers who
are working ON the case came into pos
session of some very important inform
alton yesterday and they are now
working on a definite clue which, IL is
intimated, may lead to some important
developments within a day or two. The
inquest was commenced last evening,
and after establishing the facts In the
case so far as they are now known, an
adjournment was taken at the sugges-
ton of County Attorney Wines until
tomorrow evening. at which time 1t is
hoped to have several important wit
nesses on hand. DR.. c. V. Norcross who
performed an autopsy on the body, and
Charles Walin and t. b. Mulvaney,
who discovered the body and took II
out of the shaft, were the witnesses
last evening. DR.. Norcross testified
that the child had probably lived IL
hours or less and that death resulted,
In his opinion, from exposure and neg
lect He said that the baby was UNI
questionably dead when II was thrown
down the shaft. The doctor explained
his reasons for his conclusions in tech
nical language.
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Butte Department.

day In favor OF Chief Justice w. J.
Pemberton for governor The name
took well and the sentiment seems to
be that with Judge Pemberton a win
ming tight could be made. The popu-
lists would also probably nominate him
and the sentiment as expressed yester-
day seemed to be that he would carry
silver Bow county by a big majority
and DO well in all parts Of the state
The only other names yet mentioned
for the democratic gubernatorial nom.
ination are Mayor Steele of Helena
and Charles w. Hoffman of Bozeman.
Mayor Steele has not yet stated definite
ly whether he would accept the nomi-
nation and Mr.. Newman has positively
declined.
No other candidates have yet been
spoken of for the various positions on
the state ticket, with the exception of
the suggestion Of Col. c. b. Nolan Of
Helena for attorney general. With
Pemberton nominated as the head OF
the ticket the woods are likely to be
filled with candidates for places on
the list.
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Probably not. But you are lucky II you
have never been face 10 face with the
foul fiend indigestion. That imp from
the nethermost hades subjects his VIC
Tins 10 numberless horrors. among them
heartburn. fatulenee. heart palpitations,
headaches. biliousness. broken rest and
others that We win not enumerate. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will drive away
this mischief breeding sprite. Tackle
hum with the great corrective at once
Malaria. constipation. kidney troubles
debility all yield TO this leading remedy,
which Is no mere palliative. but achieves
decisive results. For overwrought nerves
and weary brains this fine medicinal re-
cuperant Is highly TO be recommended.
It's pure spirituous basis is modified by
botanic simples Of first rate remedial EN-
cacy
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DEEtLY AFFLICTED.
Actor John n. DeGsz has Suffered Great
LIZ Inning Hia shari N.

| Actor John r.. DeGsz has Suffered Great
ly During His short enlargement.
John F. DeGez, who plays the part
of Danglars in O'Neills Monte Girls
to-" has suffered a double affiiction
since his short engagement with the
company. on Tuesday evening. as
stated in the Standard yesterday he
received a telegram Announcing the
death of his mother in New York
Mr.. DeGez Joined the company at
st. Louis about three months ago
Three days later the intelligence of
the death of his wife was tebegra pied
him; and now the death of his mother
comes like a double afIiiotion, in which
he has the sympathIes of every men,
Der of the company
Mr.. DeGez' affliction recalls a SINH
lar sorrow suffered by Mr. O'Neill
years ago while leading man of a
stock company playing in San Fran
cisco under the direction of John Ma
guire. The company was about TO
produce a play in which Mr. O'Neill
had originated the part of son. a
strong character, and in the play there
were frequent affecting scenes be-
tween the son and mother. On the
opening night just before the curtain
was raised and while Mr.. O'Neill was
awaiting the call boys summons, ha
was handed a Telegram. He hastily
tore IL open and read the brief mes
sage: Mother has just died" ami
then the call boy summoned him, and
he had to play his part. The mimic
scenes between the son and mother In
the play that night were scenes of
agony for the young actor, but he
played his part, and the big audience
on that night as little knew of the
great weight that lay on his heart as
the audience at Maguire's last might
was aware of the real sorrow that
bore upon the unhappy DanRlars