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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

joying fine sport killing birds that con-
gregate IN such numbers over Fulton Hill
every afternoon.
Denny street needs sewer!ng badly, for.
as Il exists at present. II Is a source OF
disease and uncleanliness. Several cross
streets that intersect II have only surface
Drainage. and. as these streets are dense
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

ly settled. the waste water from the seve.
raj houses makes a stencil that II Is but
Justice TO the residents along that street
to remedy. >,,uA.o,
street accidentally swallowed a pin tnat
crossed In her throat. and at last ac-
counts was giving her much pain.
Several young men OF Fulton met fri'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

day evening at the reading-room for the
purpose of organizing a local Bryan.
Sewall and Lamb club. Messrs. Witte.
Creekmur. and Mountcastle were present.
and seemed to be the prime organizers.
There were so few present. however. that
no organization was effected:
Miss Marie Koch. Of Copenhagen. Den-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
COHEN's POPULAR NOTION COUN.
TER TOMORROW.


Invisible Hair-Pins. papers for lc:
Best Quality Pins, lc. paper. Very
best grade.
5oo-yard Spool Cotton, worth Sc. a spool.
Cohen's for lie. a spool.
&c. boxes OF good Mourning-Pins, lc.
l2.yard roll of English Tape, lec value
lie. roll.
Initials on Tape g dozen to a box, 4c.
1Oc. Corset Steels for &C. each.
500 Pocket-Books. that usually sell for
l5c., Cohen's price sc. each.
60 pieces Of Colored and White Bead
ing, all new patterns. 10. 10, and 2Dc.
kind, sale price 4c.
RufHe Garter Elastic. in all colors.
worth roc. yard, sale price &c.
50c. Card-Cases for Tic.
Best Grade Hooks and Eyes &C. ones,
for 1c- a card.
Real Celluloid Thimbles, &c. EACH worth
Zoe.
Sterling silver-Finished Hat-Pins. Sc.
All colors in whalebone Casing. &c.
apiece.
stockinet Dress Shields. Sc. a pair.
&c. Steel Scissors for &C.
&c. Colored Beading for lc to-day.
New designs in .Stick-Pins. usual lOc.
ones, for &c.
Good Quality Lining Jeans, usual 1Oc.
grade, for Sc yard.
Dou5le-Fold Rice Cambria Sc n yard
Best Grade Book Muslin. IL lie. quail
". for &c.
Genuine Hair-Cloth, usual soc. quality,
for 2ic. yard.
Grass-Cloth, u 1-2c. quality. sale price
Wool Black Morine, 50c grade. for s3c.
Best Grade Linen Canvas 20c grade
for 10 12c. a yard.
36-inch Rustling Percaline, is 2-3c. grade,
for &C. a yard
Though every book may have its story.
We still have
A STORY ABOUT BOOKS.
and a very important and interesting one
to deep thinkers-viz.. the prices:
900 handy editions OF favorite authors
Barr, r. +. Roe. Ian Maclaren. STAN
ley, Weyman. Soc, for Mondays sale
only &c.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
sc edition Of Seaside Library. 1000
titles. for &c. each
All book-lovers know that we have
been selling soc. Cloth-Bou Books
for 12iec. Well. they are here now
over 800 dtles-by Dumas, Carey. Co
relli. etc.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries, 81
value, Tor 49c.
WRITING PAPER.
l5c, box Irish Linen Paper, ruled and
plain. for &c. box.
100 pounds Of Ruled Paper. l5c. value,
for &c. a pound.
Real Irish Linen Paper. ruled and plain.
25c. value. for l5c.
IF CHILDREN's SCHOOL SUPPLIES
were ever cheaper than to-day, then
giving away time has come. sure.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
Embroidered BookBags. large size, 15c
value. for &C. each
ALL DAY
Full Length Double Book Bags, lined,
soc. value, for Seal colors.
Single Book-Bags. lined, all colors, Csc
value, for &c.
25c Book-Bags. all colors. for 15c.
Boys Book-Bags. leather trimmed, large
size, extra pocket, 75c. value, for 39c
Double Felt Book-Bags, different colors.
embroidered, 81 value, for SC: 75c.
value. for 49c.
Eagle Pencils, l5c. dozen value, for
&c a dozen.
Express Eagle Pencils. sc. al dozen
value. for l3c. Al dozen; or for &c.
Bareback Composition-Book 10c
value. for &c.
1oc. Composition-Book l5o pages. for
&C.
6co-sheet school-Pads. ruled and plain,
for &c. each.
Best quality Covered States, L. 7, 8, and
12izc. regular value. 10. PA IL. and
zoe values.
10 TO II O'CLOCK
1oc. Pencil Boxes for &c.
ALL DAY.
Slate Pencils. ioc. value. for &c. dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

dventue O the
andrres
hoppng
the
oconinue tevonith
pompne When
wihyouon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

A Reorganization Of Maccabee~.
Last Thursday night Mr.. s. s. Foutz.
Deputy Supreme Commander. Of the
Knights Of the Maccabees. Of Washing
ton. ID. c., recognized Worthy Tent No.
4 OF Richmond. The following officers
were elected: C. w. Montague. command
err: w. r. Smith, past commander; c. J.
Johnson. lieutenant-commander w. II.
Blunt. record keeper: y. 7. kevens.
chaplain: z. "A. Taylor. sergeant; J. =.
Dickerson, frst mate Of guards; w. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.

Imported Willow Market-Beskets, worth
CSC. for sec. each.
japanese Toothpicks, put up in a nice
plaid box. worth
Best Quality Pastry-Boards. worth &C.
for l0c. each.
steel-Blade Vegetable Cutters. worth
25c., for l0c. each.
Best Granulated Lye. worth 7c. for
3 1-2c. a box.
Revolving Handle Rolling-Pins. worth
Sc, for &c. each.
Black Enamel Stove-Polish. lc. a box.
Best quality l5-inch Wash Boards. worth
15c., for &c. each.
Best Cotton Dish-Mops. Sc. each. In
FROM 9 TO IL O'CLOCK
A package OF the Best Sllk-Tissue Toilet
Paper, worth Sc, for lc.
Best Steel-Pointed Carpet Tacks.. worth
&C., two boxes for lc.
ALL DAY
60c. Coffee-M Mills. will pulverize coffee.
for pc. each.
Spring Cloihes-Pins. worth Sc. a DOZEN
Monday they go two dozen for SC.
Willow Fly-BrusheS worth l5p, foi
l3c. each.
Best Steel can-openerS &c. each. in,
stead OF Zoe.
25c. Ice-Shavers for Zoe.
3 dozen Clothes-Pins for 1c.
The Best Quality Mouse-Traps, worth
1Oc., for &c. each.
100 Toilet-Paper Rollers, worth loc., tor
Best Quality Stair or counter-Dusters,
worth 25c, for 7c each.
Best Quality Turkey Feather busters,
worth double; sale price, &c. each.
FROM II TO u O'CLOCK
Best Quality Selected Western-Corn Car.
pet-Brooms. four times sewed, worth
35c., for 10c. each.
ALL DAY
Large boxes OF Ko-ko-ine Soap Powder,
worth 10c., twice the Size OF Pearline,
for Sc. box.
Four-Fold japanese Gold-Embroidered
90 ooob
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q THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO.

mark. arrived here last Sunday on q
visit to her uncle. Mr.. Nielsen, who lives
on Williamsburg avenue.
Mr.. Charles Kaufelt says that he found
a complete set of harness In the ravine
above the laundry last Monday. 1t was
supposed to have been lost In q runaway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co:

Folkes. second mate OF guards; ssn.x
Gupiliion. master alarms; - "
sentinel; 7. ]. Nicbolas. plekee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

Tomorrow night an ENTERTAINMENT ne
ranged by the Literary Committee on In In
McCIli Catholic Union. will be given 81
the rooms OF the union. II will be un ,,,n
the auspices Of Professor. j. Seon~Sssnal
Rafferty,. and promises 10 be OF u nass
merit. The lady friends OF the mei'S
are invited to be present -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

Asbestos Stove-Mats. l-2c. each. worth
SC.
10-quart Porcelain-Lned Maslin- Kettles
worth 56c.. for 29c. each.
Japanned Iron Ash-Shovels. worth i0c,
for &c. each.
German Steam Cookers. worth 81, fol
39c. each.
CUTLERY.
Best Quality Rubber-Handle Carving
Sets. worth $50 or s., made OF thd
best quality steel. for 81 a set.
/ lot OF Fine Quality Table-Knives and
Forks, worth from $50 TO $40 4
dozen. not over one dozen OF any ong
kind in the lot, TO close &c. each.
12~dwt. Plated Fine Quality Steel Fruit.
Knives. worth $3.50 set, TO close loo.
each.
Best Steel PAIRING Knives. worth lOc.,
for &c. each.
Fine Quality Steel Carving Sets, cannot
be duplicated for 81: Monday they "a
for 25c. set.
White-M Metal Silver-Piated Teaspoons
worth soc. a dozen, six for &C.
q dozen Rogers's Best Quality Table,
spoons, worth $50 dozen, for sc.
each.
Fine Quality Silver-Plated Breakfast.
Knives, worth 81 dozen, for lsc,
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

FROM 9 TO s:i5-
81 dozen Ladies' Extra-Long Waist,
Well Boned, Lace Trimmed, Coutllie
Corsets, cheap they are at &c, Tor &c
each.
Extra-Long Waist Corset, handsomely
trimmed, usually sec kind. for 81 l-2c.
Extra-Long Waist Heavily-Boned Cor
set, In White or Gray, s9c. quality
for SOC.
Gray CoutIlle Nursing Corset. the regu-
lar sl2j grade, for CSC.
Thomson's New Model GloveFitting,
extra-long waist, linen coutille, gem
uine $50 Corset. for 81.
Extra-Long ]. B. 6-Hook Corset, A.SS
value. for sc.
Black Sateen Corset. extra long waist,
White Coutille lined, usual soc. Corset,
for 4ec.
OUR PRICES on ART GOODS ARE
ALWAYS SURPRISES.
AIl-Linen Stamped Doylies. all new de-
signs, worth 10c., for &c. each.
Stamped Duck Centrepieces. worth
y i-2c.. for &C. each.
Stamped Linen Centrepieces. worth l9c.
each. for &c.
15 dozen Ladies' All-Linen White and
Colored Chemisettes, new shapes,
worth .. 80. and 35c., for &c. each.
Save more than half. That's what we
DO IOr you III our
TOILET DEPARTMENT,
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
2,5l0 cakes OF 3x2 Genuine Turkish Bath
Soap. highly perfumod. sold as bar
gain a SOC. a dozen, Cohen's price 1c-
cake.
Best Refined Borax Sc. a package.
Half-pint bottle of Best Degree Witch
Hazel, worth u lie. a bottle. &c. a
bottle.
Browns Russell Dressing, usually 10c..
&c.
SHEPHERDS Dentrifce. 1ic.
Roger & Gallets Vera Violet. usually
81. for CSC.
Nail Brushes, 10c ones for 1-2c.
Best Grade Household Ammonia. worth
Sc. bottle. for &c. bottle.
Woodberry's Facial Soap. l5c. a cake.
Pears Unscented Soap 10c. cake.
Burnham's Beef Wine. and Iron, 10
build up the constitution, usual &c.
size. for 35c.
Genuine Ivory-Handle Toothbrushes,
worth 19c.. for &c. each
Genuine HARDWOOD Real Bristls Hair
Brushes cheap at 3sc.. for l5c. each.
Real Badger Shaving Brushes, &c. ones,
for &c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
SIS bottles OF Best Grade Vaseline. s.
ounce size, usually sold for l5c.,
Cohen's prices is &c. bottle. Limit.
There are many interesting stories con-
nected with
xsn
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SPECIAL SALE OF AMERICAN CyT-
GLASS.

% per cent discount OF marked prices
on Cut-Glass Monday.
Handsome Lapidary Cut-Glass Vases.
worth s., for $.gS each.
Rich Cut-Glass Bowls. worth $3.50, for
N.25 each.
Genuine Cut Wine Glasses, worth s
dozen, for l5c each.
Genuine American Cut-Glass Syrup
Jugs, worth $50. for 59c. each.
Handsome Cut-Glass Rose-Jars. worth
81. for $3.50 each.
CW-Glass Niolet-Holders. worth go.
for loo. each.
4. Cut-Glass Sauce-Bottles, worth sl9s for
csc. each.
A Fine, Rich. American Cut-Glass Bowl
worth SIS, for $3.50.
SPECIAL
100 Fine Imitation Pastel Pictures. worth
CSC; your choice to-day for 3sc. each.
Your picture enlarged in crayon, from
photograph. life size. for 81.
100 Onyx-Top Tables. with Florentlne-
style frame and swelled legs. worth $40.
for s. 10 each.
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GLASSWARE.

Monday morning. from 10 to II O'Clock,
we will sell 100 dozen OF Flint-Glasa
Water Tumblers, with imitation cut bot
toms, for lc. each-should be 75c. a dozen.
900 Oblong Preserve-Dishes. worth i5c-,
for &c. each.
ALL DAY
Handsome Imitation Cut-Glass Bowls,
worth l9c., for Sc. each.
Imitation cut-Glass Salad Bowls, worth
4Sc., for l9c.
Imitation Cut-Glass oil-Bottles worth
CSC. for &c. each.
Mason's Porcelain-Lned Fruit-Jars--
Pints, 2 l-2c.' quarts, 3 l-2c.; half-gat
Ions, 4 lie. each.
Best Quality Uncovered Jelly Tum-
blers. worth SOC. a dozen. for l-2c. each.
Fine Nickel-Plated-Top Molasses Pitch
ers. worth sc. for l0c. each.
Genuine Baccars; Cream Pitchers,
worth Sec,. for iSc each.
BaccarAt Wirc-tslasSes, worth VS.
dozen. for ioc. each
Handsome Imitation cut-Glass Pitchers,
worth ~. Ter isc- each.
RaocAra, Glass Ice-Tubs, worth 3D.
for s. each. %
cut-Neck Baeearat Decanters. worth 81.
Genuine Hacearst Glass Vinegar or OIL
Rottlcs. worth Sc, for isc. each.
Imitation Cut-Glass Tumblers, woflh
9Sc a dozen. six for l9c.
100 dozen min Blown Ale or Champagne
Glasses. six for loc.
les packages OF Chairs were turned over
to US by one OF the transportation COM
panies. The consignee refused 70 acceps
them. and the company ordered us 70 dls-
pose OF 'em for what they'll bring sa'
commences at o'clock:
Is Fine Art Rattan Rockers. worth $''"i
sale price, s2.Ss each. 49,,
Rattan Rockers, finished IN me r.,
style and workmanship, worth sAs' i0'
s25 each. 49, e..
Fine Rattan Rockers. worth S25' fos
$50 each.
l lot OF Fine Cobbler-Seated OAK RUN
ers. highly polished. high carved b~eA''
worth S, for $i.s9 each.
Fine Oak Rockers, worth $50, TOT N''0'
Highly Polished Oak Rockers, worm ~
for SOC. each.
CANDIES.
III It's a cinch. It's good. 2iOoo STICKS o.
Pepsin Chewing Gum will be sou "
days sticks for lc. -, ., this
To accommodate the public, mar S,tion
Gum will be on sale AT our
Counter and half In the Basement a..
| 600 pounds OF French Mixture. worm -
| for 7c a pound. Al. fot
| Fine Chocolate Drops. worth w. -
l5c. pound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
sHIRT-WAIsT SPECIALS.

TIC. Pretty Dark Flannellette waists waists
figured or striped, cut and maze inll'
every size from 50 to "A inches &C
each. ,,,, ~
An-Wool Flannel Waists. IN black os
co1ored new-cut sleeves. Csc, instead
OF $50. $1,000,
All Iaundered Shirt-Waists that were
* soc. and 81, go at 25c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

than to find 1t at Cohens. Years or care
IN, study and experience has taught us
the art of fitting and beautifying the
figure. Hundreds OF corsets. best makes
at special prices to-day:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
HOSIERY.

Here is the latch-string to the greatest
Hosiery buying the people of Richmond
have ever had access TO. Every pair
that's offered you cost more than double
usually. and some worth three and four
times what we ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

ATWOOD FIne ftIsIdI
soc kind. for &c: coo,o,, plo,d
eiishtlv damaged, soc. kind, for 2oc.
An-Wool Double Fold Imported Broken
Check Dress Goods. l6 2-3c. yard.
Fine SILK and Wool Plaid Dress faDrics'
los kind, for 69c. yard; ~,
Ga Fine Scotch Dress Cloths, ioc. klnu'
for 5c-new fall effects. -
Fine English Silk and Wool Sultings' IN
new, pretty fail effects, Toe Kihd' lor
Imnorted SILK and Wool Print-Warrp
Dress Novelties, S5c. value, are 10 De
81 $50 soon. - c.A,.
T5c.-cost S75 to import.
See the New Novelty Dress Stuns Just
10
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WORSTED DRESS.

WHY not buy 'em, when such prices d.
these are made? soc. on the dollar OF what
,,,u In a few days be the price is the
price to-day. Fifty different Kinus "
choose from.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
caniid,te Hobart. sh,r,

ST. Louis Special: When Carrot 4
Hobart the republican nominee for
'ico-presidcnt. left the Planters hotel
he also lett his shirt behlndLim ana
thereby hangs a tale. Mr. Hobart will
probably not miss the shirt that no
Jailed TO keep on during the excitement
OF political turmoil. but II he should
ever seek TO recover Il or ask where
u is, echo will answer "Whcro?- II
The New Jersey man was assured the
electoral votes Of every state In which
a portion Of hia shirt rcposcs. he would
have a cinch on the uce.prcsidency.
Tor the garment has been scattered
from Maine to California. and from
Alaska 10 tho Eulf. and even into
bloomin British Canada.
On the night Of June IS Just after No
had been nominated rs the tain Of tho
republican Kite M. Hobart hurried 10
the Planters hotel The next morning
he put on clean shirt and later start.
ed for Nov Jersey a few days after.
ward The chamh,rmaid found the SHIFT
~ the closet She gave Il TO tho head
porter and De- sent Il TO the laundry
In due time the bundle came back Il
lay uncallcd for IN the Office until A
few days ago. when Chief Clerk Chsrlcs
4. Field had u opened. Tie didn't try
on the shirt but he nearly had a M
Just the same. On the collar band In
indelllblc letters were the words G.. A.
Hobart 4 comparison with the reg.
lister showed ,ha, the inscription was
IN the handwriting OF the vlcc-prori-
I dental candidate. Tho uews that
Charley Field had Hoharrs shirt
spread Ike wildGre. and every travel.
ms man In the hou.a made a raid on
The Office and secured o piece Of th,
garment The las, piece was ci,on
away last night aud an that now re-.
mains b. the little section OF collar band
containing the name. Charlie Field
wouldn't take money for a. Assistant
Clerk John Flrris Smith sent another
marked portion OF the shir, 10 a friend
IN Toronto, Can. Yesterday the friend
wrote him saying that the fragmcn,
had been framed and hung In the par
Tor Of the Wanderers club. the swellcst
bicycle club In Toronto.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
\ FRENcHNANs INVENTION ron CUBAN WARFARE

While the Cuhans were negotiating
with Capt Z. Lagriioulc. Of Marseilles,
who came 20 this city abou, two months
ago. other aspiranjs for fame anu for
tune appeared In the persons 81 nr
Rufus Gihhon Wells and Senors Morel
and Hardinas, Of the Jun;a. who claim
10 have discovered the secret Of naviga-
Tins "a balloon In the upper regions so
rs 10 drive II la any direction they
choose, Or Wells Is so confident OF tho
success 81 his aerial invention that hc
Is now attempting to raise $4,000 az St
Louis. whore he claims TO be well
known. Tor the purpose Of making a
practical test Of his machine.
! understand from the Cuhans who
frequent the Juuta, at No % New
street. that the invention which nnls
tho greatest favor 10 that OF an Ameri-
can In the military balloon corps %
the French army. and which IS now
controlled by French capitalists. Cap
tain Larriioulc. who has greatly inn
proved upon the Americans air ship.
and who calls 1t his balloon. calAd
upon Allen $. Williams. general man
eyer OF tho Newark Cuban festival. Inst
week. and after showing him the plans
OF bis air shin and exhibiting his crt-
dou,.als from The proper authorities De
tried 20 secure the services OF Mr. Carl
Meyer uo.od hallonnlst. who made
balloon ascension NJ Wayorly. n. J.. ON
July 4 under Mr. Williams manage
mont. and who has twice crossed Wsy-
lcr's famous trocha In Plnar del Rio
IN an air shin Of his own construction
with dispatches from Antonio Macco 10
Jose Maria Agulrtc
Captain Legrliou'c Is % begin the
construction OF one OF his air ships az
once. In secluded grove IN Florida.
when q is completed. which win be-.
90 ho claims within q few weeks. Mr..
Earl Meyer will pilot the balloon. or
rather ,he cluster Of balloons. for u
such is the ship constructed. 20 Cuba.
This one air ship viii carry i25 men.
I LOCO r.0Cs. a half million rounds Of
title ammunition. material from which
To make dynamite and largo quantity
Of hospital stores. to be- sent ont by the
Cuban Army Sanitary Corps.
/ saw Captain i.agriioulc when he
called on Mr. Williams az the Market
street headquarters IN Newark and In
reply 10 nay questions about his project
ana hia balloon he aaii'
IA ihis sgo OF pr1ggCss there ir moth.
iuE Impossible. Some things may look
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
mi. Man wul,, rp,ld. Down.


There IS a man who lives In Gam
bier. Ohio, who writes upside down
from force Of habit lie has become 40
used to the idea that he never writes
like other persons
one Gay he walked into the Ebbl,,
house IN Washington. The clerk turned
the register book around In the usual
manner so that he might nscrlbe hls
name, but, 10 his astonlshment. tho
stranger reversed the volume quietly
so aa To make the writing all upside
down from his point OF view. and adj
ded the name. "A. W. Mann. Gambler"
In the proper place
Though writing his name upside
down Dc ala q with as much ease and
quicknoss az a man would ordinarily
do Il rightside up. Tho clerk did not
know what to mako OF Il and asked
him TO explain whether he always ana
Il that way. The stranger replied that
Il was as comfortable Tor him to write
In that fashion as In the ordinary man
ncr. He added that Il was not difficult,
at all 10 learn and that anybody could
acquire this peculiar art, though he hal
never met any one In this country or In
Europe who knew how to write upside
down. lie claimed to have originated
the system.
All this information was not conveyed
by word OF mouth, because Mr.. Mann
Is deaf mute. He Is a clergyman. and
breaches by signs at Gambler.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

4es scanlllnF Shepard pulled him
leli upon the roof Of the scanold and
thonco swung 10 The twelve foot Spruce
street wall surrounding the fan.
dropped to the street and vanished rs
completely as though he had been
swallowed up by the Garth.
al this dld not occupy ~ tho ont
side over af.Isn minutes. Shepard
must have had start Of az least three
quarters OF an hour before his escape
was discovered by Reed. u took an-
ether half houT for the slupehod iailer
and his ndiutenis TO get through their
heads what had happened and make 2
sufficient notification to the police De,
partmcnt
Shepard r. the confessed murderer Of
Thomas Morton and l.lzzlo Loahy. TIL
Lcahy woman was his mistress. lie II
a desperate criminal and has novc,
been known TO show fear
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
nainc on Coior Influence.

nalzac's curious spcculaiions suggest
the extent 20 which color influences
our human life lie had noticed that a
woman who had a taste for orange or
green gown was quarrolsomc. one who
wore a yellow or black apparel. with
out apparent cause. was not TO be
trusted, preference for white showed
q coQuettc spirit. gentle and thought
tul women prefer pink. women who re-
gard themselves as being unfortunate
prefer pearl gray; lilac Is the shade
particularly affected by "overrlpe
beauties" wherefore. the great author
held, lilac hats are mostly worn by
mothers on their daughters marriage
day and by women more than 30 years
old when they go visiting.
These theories are founded upon
the principles OF color. as already laid
down namely. that rcd aud yellow OK
cite; green. tempered by blue, Is bill
ious, orange Is fiery; gray is cold and
melancholy, lilac Is a light shade Of
purple. the most retiring color OF the
scale. Popular Science Monthly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

after she was married 10 him Mr.. Van
dorbilt left her. lie told her that his
father would dlsnherlt him II he did
not do so. The objection TO her wns
that she Was poor girl Mrs. Van
derbilt brought suit for 100000 dam
ages against her iathor-ln-law FOR
alienation Of her husbands affections.
Just before Capt Vanderbilt died he
effected a settlement with her It was
said she received $1,000 At the same
cine che began a suit against her hus-
band for separation and support. aud
Justice Barnet allowed her 500 a
month alimony and $1,000 counsel fee
upon the commencement OF the suit.
Mr. Vanderbilt "a said to b. n cashier
now In bank In the State Of waah.
ington.