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10 know how TO make good cold starch.
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self heating Hat irons, aud am doing
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and have not sold less than ten any day
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and think anyone can make lots of
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By The Lehi Publishing Company
DIRECTORS.

GEoaaE WEBB, President.
JAMES HAYWOOD, Vicc-President
WE, RAcKrR, SAMUEL TAYLOR,
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
Az ACTRESS COMMITS SUICIDE.

4 Young actress committed suicide last night In
tho presence OF her husband by taking carbollc
acid She was Myra Corrigan. twenty-three years
old the wife OF Emmett Corrgan. an actor, about
thirty wears old The couple had recently returned
from n disastrous tour South and were living tenn
norarily in the rooms OF Frederick Wilzn. the
ionitor In the basement OF No. 232 West Twenty
fourth-st They had saved about $1,000 and with
this had taken a small company South just before
the election. They returned TO this city about ten
days ago. having lost all their money.
Last night Mrs Corrgan was preparing supper
when her husband heard her exclaim: This Is
the last meal | will ever cook" He did not give
tho matter serious thought and the meal passed
ofT pleasantly After the meal had been finished
Mrs Corrigan produced small bottle and drank i
Her husband smelled the acid and tried TO ad-
minister emetics, while Wilzn sent a boy for a
policeman The boy found Policeman Londrigan. OF
the West Twentieth-st. station. who called an am
bulance from the New-York Hospital bringing DIR.
Harris All efforts were useless. and the woman
died shortly after o'clock
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
A SIGN. PAINTER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
DAVID GRAHAM. TROUBLED BY BUSINESS
REVERSES. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN
WARREN-ST SALOON.

David Graham. OF No 81 Amity-st New-Rocheie'
who short time ago was the head OF the pros
porous firm of Graham & foger sign-painters ana
decorators OF Broadway and Duane-st.. shot him-
self through the temple with revolver early las,
evening In the toilet-room of Stewards saloon NOS
and Warren-st., where he had been an occa-
sional visitor. lie found unconscious by
waiter. and was removed to the Hudson Street HOS
pital where II was found that the pistol bullet was
embedded deep In his brain. The surgeons couid 90
nothing for him. and after the wound had been ex-
amned 1t said that his death was certain 10
follow In few hours.
Depression In his business due to the hard times
and constant broodng his reverses are said
by his friends be responsible for his attempt TO
end his life. lie made a speciality OF printing once
directories marble. and wrote book on artisuc
sign painting. a copy of which was FOUND IN ms
pocket last night and led TO his Identification Nork
became slack. however. his firm was dissolved ana
lately he gave up his New-York office and SUD-
sisted by doing such work as he could himself op~
tain. He did not speak to any one in the saloon az
he passed through last evening. and 1t was only
when he was found unconscious that his presence
on the premises known.
Crahams family consists of his wife and grown
son and daughter. Ii said In New Rochelle
last night that he had recently complained or Ill
ness. His family were prostrated By the news OK
his deed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
MR. oLNwy ON THE DELGADo CASE.

Washington. Dec 9.-Secretary Olney to-day
made the following statement I'm regard to the casa
~ Henry Delgado the Cuban correspondent Of q
New-York newspaper who was captured by the
Standards In .the Province Of Pinar del Rio De-
cerber 49,
IT appears from report OF the Havana Consulate
that Mr. Delgldo was made a prisoner by the Span
ish troops in course OF recent military operations in
the Province of Pnar del Rio that he Is reported to
have belonged to the STAFF Of the insurgent Major
General Maceo and 10 have been In command Of
the artillery; and that q letter TO Maceo and one
from Maceo to the prefect Of Las Tumbas were
found on his person 1t being represented to the
Consulate that Delgado Is native born American n
citizen all the rights to which he II entitled under
our treaty with Spain and subsequent protocol have
been claimed for him.
Mr. Delgaio Is confined In the military hospital
OF San Ambroso. outside OF Havana. The rights
spoken OF I'm the statement consist OF a trial by tho
ordinary judicial authorities unless the prisoner s
taken with arms" Then he must be tried BY 4
council OF war or urt-martial.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
A CLEVER SWINDLER ARRESTED.
HE PASSED As A NEWSPAPER MAN AND SECURED
GOODS on WORTHLESS ORDERS.

HE PASSED As A NEWSPAPER MAN AND SECURED
GOODS on WORTHLESS ORDERS
Aonzo W Thorn thirty-eght years old, VINO
gives his home as No 15 Coumbus-ave and his
occupation a journalist. arrested last night
by Detectives Boyle and Conway. OF the west
One-hundredth-st. station. on charge OF SWIM
ding number OF West Side business men by
means OF worthless orders. Thorns operations
according to the police. have extended over
period OF a month.
lie would call upon business man. introduce
himself as a journalist, and. after making
s.nal! purchase, present an order purportnS 10
have been drawn by some publishing company or
advertising firm. He seldom failed TO have the
order honorcd and 10 pocket the cash balance
The orders proved o he worthless.
Many persons have been on the lookout FOR
Thorn and at s o'clock last night Joachim Grail,
Of No so9 Columbus-ave.. one OF Thorns victims.
saw him in Columbus and caused his arrest
When the prisoner was searched al the station
there were found on his person, besides the adVer-
tisng cards OF various newspapers. TWO orders one
for & 80 drawn by h. r. Rider OF NO. ID Union
square and the other by THE Southwest Jour
nal" OF Cincinnati. These he. no doubt, had reahy
for
The police say that Thorn has swindled scores OF
people and that they VIII have numerous coni-
painauts when he is arraigned III the Harlem
Court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
THIEVES BECOMING BOLDER.
MRS. J. 4. BURDEN ROBBED.
,~oCKrD DOWN IN FIFTH-ANE. in
BROAD DAYLIGHT.
,,.,cr.ps BIOw OPEN SAFE IN A FORTY
srooND-sT BUILDING. GET $500 AND Es- \
cApE-M .ANwHILE THE POLICE COM
M1ss1oxERs CONTINUE THEIR
SQCABB1ES.

The belief. expressed by many citizens 'hat
the chickering's Of the Police Commissioners ana
,hcir continued vrangling over matters OF dlsci-
Mine have an effect to dcmoraze the ponce
force aud give greater opportunities ana en-
couracemcnr 70 criminals in this city. may he
increased by two crimes of unusual boldness
which are reported this morning
In broad daylight in fashionable part OF the
citv Yesterday Mrs. James Abercrombie BURDEN
o woman well known in society and related 10
the Burdens who were robbed or diamohus
worth $4,000 last winter, was attacked anu
robbed by a young highwayman. who was caushl
and locked up Early in the morning po'u
burglary was discovered in building IN west
ror,v-s.cond-st The robbers had blown open
q safe with dynamite had stolen $500 ana had
escaped ,,.
The Police Commissioners continued 'heir
chickering's yesterday: two Of them accused
third Of untruthfulness. ana commissioner
Roosevelt who gave testimony at the 'r'''i VI
9 policeman charged with paying money ior 'p-
nointment. said the policeman thought the mohe!
was intended for Commissioner Parker
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
ANOTHER SPANISH MASSACRE.

"A BATTLE" TURNS OUT TO BE THE MURDER OF
PAcrFTcos on THE s0TOLONGo RANCH
Havana Dec ee-It is officially stated to-day
that n Spanish column has had an engagement
with rebel parties under Sotolongo on the Sotolongo
ranch near Jagucy Grande Province OF Matanzas
The insurgents are alleged TO have been completely
dispersed. with the loss OF fifteen Killed ana one
wounded The Spaniards had corporal wounded.
II ,s known that this engagement" was simply
an attack made by the troops upon the defenceless
pacfcos OH the ranch and that the fifteen persons
r.por,ed to have been killed in battle were brutaly
massacred
Claudio Perez Medc,l and Jose Perez Garcia have
heen tried by a court-martial sitting In Moro
Castle They were charged with the crime OF re.
haiiion THOR sentence has not been announced.
but they will undoubtedly be condemned TO death.
Two French citizens, named Rene and Louis
ro,onb Renandeau have been tried for the same
crime by an ordinary court martial at the sams
place.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
ROANOKE BANK FAILS.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL CLOSES ITS Doors

the COMMERCIAL NATIONAL CI.oSFsS IIS Do0''S
on ACCOUNT OF rim
Roanoke Va Dec. 29.-The failure OF me 'on
,,arcal National Bank. which closed lis doors th's
morning. was caused by run or the bahK yes'cr
~ ~, .r.d ovsr the banks books In good shape 10
n,s successor. and returned TO his old home N
rharestown w Va This fact dld ~ no, ,h. Decom, caae
NJ ,he RIM II Is believed that all nabnnties wiz
he he paid in full. No other banks are ahec,eu.
washington Dec 2s.-The failure OF the 'o'h'he,-
c,al National Bank Of Roanoke. va was "'a"'
.'a' 90 IN. controller OF the Currency by tee-
49,, ,o-dsv and Mr. Eckes Immediately In
sracted Bank Examinsr Sands 10 70 spec%iaion E
It Ihc A ~ the Roanoke boom. Mr.. Eckels says thai
tha failure " not lruportAnt
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
A ROYAL WEDDING TO-NIGHT.

TIE KING OF THE NEW -HEBRIDEs TO TAKE MISS
ELLA COLLIN AS HIS QUEEN
,,, ,,ies,y King Omalea OF the -Hebrides
,c,or., lam T. Hobbs formerly OF North carol'na)
,,l ,Ise for his wife thls evening. Miss Fla CONN.,
of No Az Fou.th-ave.. where the nuptai ceremony
oil no performed by the Rev NJ Stolee OF the Gus
tavo Adophus Church. Fast Twenty-second-s' AS
soon as the ceremony Is performer me N''s WI.
formally proclaim his bride as MS queen ne roy 81
r, .hor start ON a wedding tour TO end at the
~o,.Uebrldes The King has been In this ci'y Tor
some months.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
Tapped A STBTERRANEAN fLOOD.

.,rry ppr,Js THE VALUABLE THISTLE
SHAFT NINE ~ CALIFORNIA
ono,,,,. Gal Dec 20 (SpecIaD.-A disaster has
,,,,o, tho famous Thistle shaft mine near Gid
sopville similar TO that which befell the great
Auisun Ranch mine. near Grass Valley. twenty
eight ,cars ago. vein OF water was struck, ana
,,. ecyea IN 80 rapidly that the utmost exertiohs
~ .hc pumps could not make any impression upon
:, TIL. men had to run for their i'es """ 'ie
, ,,,, yushing around the bottom OF the
W., .a,s " the ilrnbers TO fall so That TWO or
,hree ,ren had narrow escarss In getting out rms
th,re i Tor many wears past has given employment
.ii'' a~eragc OF 100 men. II Is owned by Scotch
comnanv and IL valued at miiIohs
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
GOVERNOR BRADLEY MAY RESIGN.
CARES OF OFFICE AFFECT HIS HEALTH-THE
KENTUCKY sENATORsHIP.

Louisville Ky Dec - A dispatch from Frank
fort 10 THE Courler-Iournal' says that Governor
Bradley intends resign the office of Governor
at an early date He told a friend in his office
Monday afternoon that he was going 10 do so. no
matter what the outcome OF the political issues
now at stake lie said that the place was Killing
him and that lie could not afford 10 stay In II
until what little health he had lost. Gov
ernor Bradley the correspondent says. does not
expect the offer of any place by Major Mckinley
and IL not gong to accept any place. The corre-
snoudcnt OF "The courier-Journal' personally
knows and s permitted say. that Governor
J,rnJIny several weeks ago wrote letter TO
Major Mckinley. In which he told the President
,ieSt that he Mckinley had Office in his gift
which he bradley would accept IL Is also stated
that the Governor believes that John W ierkes ,,
a, IN. proper time. Mr.. Yerkcs is chairman OF the
Renubcan State Central Committee
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
IN AN UNDERHANDED MANNER

1T is THI'S THAT sPAIN II sAID To H
NEGOTIATING WITH THE UNITED STATES.
London. Dec 2s-"The Daily News will to-mor-
row publish dispatch from Paris saying II Is
quite clear that Spain Is carrying negotiations
with the United States. although her pride COM
pels her TO do so in an underhand manner.
The dispatch adds that the proceeds OF the
nopular loan recently issued by the Spanish Gov.
ernment are virtually exhausted. that the buoyancy
that followed the death of Maceo Is evaporating
and that the Government Is unable to avoid seek
ing an agreement with the United States.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
AD4 RJCHMOND'S WITNESSES.

Boston. Dec. 29-Judge Holmes. I'm the Superior
Court this afternoon set March o. 1897. as the day
for the hearing in the case OF c. H. Pattee. execu-
tor Of the will Of John Stetson. jr.. against Ada
Richmond. to determine the question whether the
Inter was lawfully married to John Stetson and
also TO determine whether her case shall be heard
In court or not Counsel for Ada Richmond says
that lie will have over one hundred witnesses ready
70 give testimony the witnesses being mainly theat-
rcai people. and covering period OF over thirty
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
HUSBAND AND WIFE SHOT DOWN.
4 DOUBLE MURDER COMMITTED BY UNKNOWN
AssAssINs IN TENNESSEE.

Knoxville Tenn Dec. GA double murder oc-
crrrsd ,wo miles from Sevierve. Sewer County
~ II o'clock last night. William Whaley. aged
thirty-Nve and his Wife aged thirty were shot
down in cold blood by two unknown men. who
came TO the house and. without speaking a word
broke down the door, walked in and shot the couple
I,,ze NcNahon a sister OF Mrs Whaley. was
nr.s.n, but WAS unhurt. 1t Is thought by many
that ,wo men whom Whaley had prosecuted be-
for, the Grand Jury committed the murder.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
yur rLOpING PRINCESS IN BUDAPEST.

Budapest. Dec 2o-Janos Rigo the Hungarian
gypsy musician. and the Princess dc caran'an- i,
.,tay formerly Miss Clara Ward. OF Detroit
, reccnt,v cloped from Paris. have arrived
Mere from s,uhlweissenberg;, where they had been
t,si,ing RIGGS parents. Their presence IN anne me
,Shere the story OF the elopement has illeh
cns ;ch snacc In the newspapers. has awaKened the
,,,nIest curiosity. and people OF all classes mnke
nvencs,, ~ effor,s 10 see the couple. who make
.shamsoIyes ms conspicuous as possible.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
DP RIVAL TO BE EXECUTED.
HE ADMITS THAT HE is THE A'lhoH or Inn

CONSTITUTION OF THE PHILIPPINE LEAGUE
Madrid Dec 2s.-Advices from Manila show that
DR. Rial "a prominent resident. has been sentenced
IN doath for fomentng rebellion. lie will probably
ha s,o, ON his trial which was before court
martial DR. Rial admitted that he was the author
Of the constitution of the Philippine League INA
ohiect Of which was revolutionary, but denied thes
he had taken any active part In the rebellion
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
FOrR MEN DROWNED IN THE JAMES.
A BOAT CONTAINING A MINISTER AND THREE
OTHERS CAPSIZED

Petersburg Va Dec o9-The Rev. II. 7. Wood
folk Waverly Harrison. Samuel Bowman and Wal
ter Brown colored. left city Point III ro"ooat
last night to go TO Bermuda Hundred opposite
,,,,,. poi,, Wh,le crossing the James River the
boat was capsizcd and the four men were thrown
into the water. and. being unable TO SWIM. were
drew led
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST ". STORN
THE FORMER ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SUMMONED TO COURT TO ACCOUNT FOR
TIE ALLEGED DISAPPEARANCE OF
60

DIAMONDS WORTH $3.50.
Walton Storm. the former Assistant District
Attorney. has been summoned TO appear In the
Yorkve Police Court this morning TO answer
charge by Miss Minnie Mackon that he has failed
to account for diamonds worth $3.50 belonging TO
her. On her charge Magistrate Wentworth yes
tcrday issued the summons After securing the
paper the woman left the courtroom In hurry
She said that she and Mr. Storm friendly
terms up 10 a short time ago, and that he TOOK
the jewelry and pawned 1t. and refuses either TO
give her the tickets money. or return the jewels
Mr. Storm locked up in the IomDs recently
for several days on the charge of falling 10 ac-
count for diamonds which he had obtained from =
eweller I'm the city. but the jewels were returned
and he was released. the Grand Jury refusing TO
indict him.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
SPAIN HAS NOT SOUNDED FRANCE.

London. Dee. "a dispatch from Madrid sayn
"The London Chronicles" statement that there n
reason for belief that Spain has sounded the French
Foreign Office In regard to Cuba In anti Ameri.
can sense o1claly denied. there being absouteiv
no foundation for the statement
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
vp MARROW AND DArGHTERS ~ PERIL
WHILE sl.EIGHRrDING THE HORSES RI" A""'
AND THE oCTPANTs ARE Thrown
povS A BANK

rtob;,na Fall. ~ y Dec. @-John Biseio"' ex-
Minister 10 Germany. and his TWO "aueh'ers ''"' WY
escaped serious injury while ''eishr,''lS '''1 az,
VIII nrocsedins along a road near this pace
,h borsa, which Mr.. Bigclow was driving becam"
fr,phtencd at number OF children coastins ana ran
ow,v The sleigh was overturned ana all were
,hroro down an embankment. but fortunately d"
seemed serious injury. The sleigh was s'h''"c' ~
,,lecos before the horses were caught
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

TO SOUTHERN RESORTS.
FLORIDA FAST LINE. Atlantic Coast Line
ana plant system via Washington Richmond
charlsstou go and 26l Broadway. N. f.-(AdvI
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

CoatinseA ON Third Rsxs.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Continued on Seventh Page.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-19
THE NEW POTATO Bug.
II Is Wen known in Texas. where
They Have Remedies to Get Rid

II Is Wen known in Texas, where
They Have Remedies TO Get Ria
of IL.
M. J. F. Guilmartin has received a let
ter from Alta Iona, Tex. with regard 10
the new variety OF potato bug, or what he
thought was a new variety, which he dis
covered on his farm south Of the city.
There Is no doubt that the bug IS a new
conner in this section, but it appears from
the following letter that ii is well known
in Texas:
Alta Iona, Texas. June II. 1s96.-Mr. J.
F. Guilmartin. Savannah, Ca Dear Sir:
nave seen an item in the St. Louis Globe
Democrat, taken from the Savannah
Morning News coming from you, de-
scrlbing new potato bug. From the de-
scription you give, 1 am OF the opinion
that the enclosed specimen I captured in
my garden potatoes this morning is the
new bug 10 you, though well known in
this section. II the specimen inclOsed is
your discovery, what is known as the
Spanish fly has reached you. l have prac-
tced two modes Of defense and exter-
minauon- Paris green diluted in water
and sprinkled on the vines is a good pre-
tentative of them, and will kill them if
they are on the vines when the drug is
used Take one pound of the paris green
and dissolve 1t in one quart Of water, let
ting it remain over night, or
longer Several days are better
three or four tablespoonfuls of
this liquid to six gallons of water. and
sprtnkled from can with a vase for
making a fine spray. A dose Of this when
rain does not wash it off, will keep bugs
away for ten days or two weeks. Another
way to destroy these bugs is by fire. Dis
tribute small punches Of hay near places
infested with them and drive the bugs
onto IT, They are easily driven by a
bunch of brush in the hand. What the
fire does not kill, the smoke will brighten
away, and that district is seldom visited
again during the season. Please let me
hear from you stating the degree OF sue
cess with these remedies, and as to
whether my samples are what you have.
Please send me a sample of your bug, If
new. Yours truly, Alta Iona Nurseries,
per G. d. Reeves, Proprietor
The samples sent from the Alta Iona
nurseries are the same as those found by
Mr.. Guilmartin, except that they are
much smaller The bugs on Mr.. Guilmar-
tins place have grown to about twice
the size of those sent from Texas Mr.
Guilmartin has already tried paris green
without much success. He will, how
ever, try the remedies suggested and see
what results can be obtained with them.