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ron sAIE-uoTEIs.

FOR SALE Large hotel, Laurel, Md. on
new electric road. furnished a less titan
half cngi. sman cash pa vment. j. ).
kNORMSIEDT. 9l3 r 81. nw. mol SIT
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MDExED CHART OF YESTERDAYS RACES


D. h ie Etare
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TO CURE CoIDIN ONE DAY

Take LaNa tive Brono Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money if it failsto cure
zoe. Thegenune has L. b. @ on each tablet
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IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DIS
IR!CT OF COLU MBIA, before Lewis /.
y Neal, esd justice Of the peace.
The National Association OF Letter
carriers, a corporation. plaintiff IS.
j. A Vaughan, defendant No. 24SOO.
4 summons IN due form having been is
sued out of this court 10 a Ia SvfuI cOa-
stable OF this District for the said defepd-
ant and the same having been hy said
conSt able returned not 10 be found, -
IL IS hereby ordered this 9Th day Of Oc-
tober, A D., 1917, that said defendant
cause is appearance 10 he entered herein
on or before the FIRST TUESDAY OF
DECEMBER at TWELVE O'CLOCK VI,
1SSI, otherwise the cause VIII be pro-
eeeded with as IN case or defiant.
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when Others Fail. Consult
Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

SPECIALt5r
fin obstetrics gold medal awarded for the
science OF obstetrics from fhe University
of Munich. Bavaria; treats successfully
woman s complain and trregul ar isSes; pri'
vate sanitaTiuTu Tor ladies before and dur
ing confinement. 0Tf1ce hours from . a
m to p. m, No. 619 Pa. ave. NV. se3-tf
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MAGRATH s KENNELLY
Auctioneers
kATcLIFFE, suTToN& co. .Auctloaeerl

COLLATERAL SECURITY AT AUC-
on MGNDAY Y, NOV VEMBER II. 1897, at
O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell Within our
edlesiooIiis, go Penn ave. NV Dy vir-
tue or a Collateral note, % SHARES Glen
Echo Land AssociaIion stock All parties
interested VIII please take nutI p Terms
cash By order OF he holder
RATCLlFFE, SCITOS Y CO.
mol 1-St ein -iuctiorerTs
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LEGAL NOTICE

ESTATE OF ZEPHANIAH JONES. LATE
OF DIST RICTOF COLUMBIA. NO.-O21, +,
Docket "a. Issued November 3, 1887
Application having been made To The Su-
I'.eme court OF the District Of Columbia,
holding urplTans court for letteTSUf admins
tTation on said estate, by Reiecca \ AFC!eII4
or Robert v Belt as such administrator,
this Is 70 give notice 10 at concerned u
appear IN said court on FRlHA y, THE 30
DA Y OF DEFENDER A ~ 1897 al Io
Clock d M, 10 show ca use why such aiI-
plcatiOn Should not be granted.
Attest; j. NOTA NCGILL.
OssS -l3-10 REGISTER or NfffS II a.
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THOMAS BOWLING a Co. Aucta.,
6I2 z ST. " ".
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NINE. THEo.

Medium and card reader; WaShin gtOn' ;
most famous clairvoyant and paimist; con
sllL her On business, love and family al
fairs, Tennites the separated. removes
spells; causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck; open daily; German spoken; 25c.
and o0c. 029 II st. NV. no6-14t
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i.oSroFFtcE NOTICE..

should be read daily, as changes may oe-
cur at any tiIns-
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the
ports of sailing daily and the schedule OF
ctsing Is arranged On the pres umptiOn Of
their uninterrupted overland transit. For
tie week ending November / 3, tney VIII
close prompuIy at this OIrIce as IoLIOws.
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80 FIFTH RACE Maiden

len three year-'ids and upward one mile Start poor
r., 14S 20. Winner, ci. f. by Sensation Queen
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AUCTION sALEs.
HORSES!

TODAY Saturday, at 10 o'eEeck.
10 head of horses, at our auction sta hIes,
zoo llth ST., Pagan * Jones, OF Frederick,
Md, viii sell 40 head OF good workers ana
drivers; 80 head shipped BY other parties;
eNtension-top carriage, nearly new; 2
husgies ana 2 wagons; all VIII be sold for
Il eaigh dollar.
MAGRATn KENNELLY,
Item Auctoneers.
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-sEcoNn @ furlonrs start
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FOR FxcHANGE.

Observation-Disclosures %
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20 FOURTH RACE Two year-ol,ls: .
easily Time l-,i3. Winner,
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GARCT OsA sc CIG AR. at HEN DER
SONS 9th and Z stS. NV, aud I432
N Z ave- Orl0-2mO
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n. Z. ave. oc10-2mo
YOU'LL "SMOLE TIE SMILE of the
contented II you happen To get suit
or overcoat thardly any worm that is
custom-made and are sold so that you'll
come again; take the tip. JUSTIrS OLD
STAND, 619 ID ST. NV. nOS-1t
NINE. La RAU, medium; tells past and
present; gives luck. 1923 I-2 r ST. NV;
walk upstairs. slim, EN-
SPIRITU ALISM Mrs ZoIler. medium.
1l02 N y ave. C1 ith and NV ,. seanCes
Tuesday and Friday evenings; interview ;
daily; Sunday evening meetings. Typo
graphical Hall, 426 q ST. NV noS-7 TEN
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Mr.. & Mrs. Lag. Levy, Of Donald
sonville, have issued cards, inviting
the friends Of the contracting parties
to the marriage of their daughter,
Irma, to Leon Blum, of our town,
which will be solemnlzed on Sunday.
January oath, at half past twelve
o'clock. in Synagogue Biknr Cholim,
Donaldsonville.
We acknowledge receipt Of and ten
der thanks for an invitation to the
marriage ceremony aud the reception,
and take this occasion to extend our
best wishes for the future happiness
and prosperity of the young couple
soon to be.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. d. KnoblOch of Raceland, vas
in town.
Mr.. Lonis Hoffman, visited the
Crescent city.
Mr.. Frank Barker visited our town
last Friday week.
Prof. Argence Of Lockport was in
town last Thursday.
Misa Marie Folsa Of Raceland is vis-
ting Miss Lonise Perrin.
Mrs Clay Knobloch made a trip to
New Orleane this week.
Rev. Father Ravoir made a short
trip TO n. O. this week.
Mrs. Firmin Thibodanx, of Bowie,
was 10 town Friday week.
Mr.. j. N. Caillonet Of Terrebonne,
vast in town last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Raglan wen: to
New Orleans last Wednesday.
Mr.. Jean Rodrigue Of Nal agay gave
our sanctum a pleasant call this week.
Mr.. Theophile Torres Of Malagay
made ns an agreeable call on last
Thursday.
Mrs. Sara Thibodaux after spending
several days in New Orleans has re-
turned home.
Mr. John Pittman and daughter OF
Lower L~afourche, visited town during
the week.
Mr.. Lawless and niece. Miss Susie
Sandige, OF Kentucky, are the guest oil
Mrs. S. Binnings.
Mr.. Oscar Bourg Of Lcckport was
among the many visitors to our town
last Wednesday.
Niss Title Loeb Of Morgan City il
| spending some time with her sister
Mrs. Sam. Blnm.
Mr.. j. III. Lagarde, the able mana
ger Of the Golden Ranch Plantation
was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burton and
their daughter Lucy. after spending a
few days with relatives and friends
here left last Monday for their home
at Sarpy,
Col. w. H. Price left for Washington
last Sun day to be present at the ar
| gument before the committee last
Wednesday in the Beattie-Pric con.
tested case.
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If We make you money, you a tell
your friends and they will invest.
Market Letter and system Of specn-
lation Free CRESCENT CITr CoMMls.
SION Co, 3l5 Arcade Place, Ne. Or
leans, La.
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According to newspaper accounts
Col. Bntterworth, of Counsel for Con-
gresaman Price in the Beattie-Prlce
contest, touched mp the lily whitea
pretty vigorously and covered their
p%retensinns with ridicule.
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Judge E. T. Merrick, a learned in
rist OF New Orleans. who ut one time
filled the office Of Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of this State, died last
Tuesday at the advanced age Of eigh-
ty six years and q half.
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The building at the corner of Mar
ket and ST. Louis Streets. lately occn-
pied hy Mrssrs. Brattie & Beattie as
law offices ia undet going repairs aud
alterations preparatory to its occupancy
by Mrs. Himel a. a millinery shop.
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The Police Jury was in session laat
Wednesday and Thursday, and the
proceedings will be published in our
next issue.
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Big profits Now Made-Bnying
March Cotton. Prospectus and Daily
Market Free. CRESCENT CRY Con-
MISSION CO., 315 Arcade Place, New
Orleans. La.
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SH3J $40
See if you can make il out.

Messrs. Beattie g. Beattie, Attorneys
at law, haved changed quarters, hav-
ing moved in the offices upstairs over
Major G:isamors's book store, just
across from their old office. To their
new quarters they have good and com
Portable Offices.
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Last Saturday and Monday u mer-
chants did a good business with coun-
try people who f1ocked to town to lay
in supplies preparatory to the resump-
ton Of work.
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The venerable Joaquin Miller, tn
poet of the Sierras, visited New Or
leans, arriving there last Sunday,
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Major and Mrs. w. p. Martin enter
tanned their friends last Wednesda,
night.
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Judge Caillonet has appointed
Messrs. Henry Riviere, Joseph NJ. Le-
fort, r. r. Mcbride, Alexandra The
riot and John S. Seely, jury commits
sioners nnder the provisions Of the
jury law passed in 1896. The com
missiouers will soon meet to draw the
jury for the March term of court,
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A LAFOURcHE CENTENARIAN DEAD.
We learn from a Lafourche Crossing
special to the Times Democrat that
Flanders johnson, an old and respec-
ted colored man from Florida, who
had lived at L0fourche Crossing for
many years. died Monday night at
the age Of about liz years.
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.0cAf NEWS.

The parish license for retailing IL
quOr has bee fixed at $50.
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YOu Can He well when your blood
lie rich, pure and nourishing. Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and
pure and cures all blood diseases, res
toring health and vigcr.
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Ao0o Gallons Cistern SIS. 1900 Gallons. 81
4. higgs& Bros. 60 Perdido St. New Orleans
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
';'s:;'"& MzEx ~! s.

The meeting of the Police Jury last
Wednesday brought soue people to
town who had business before that
bopy.
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A00d's Pills are eaay to tvke, easy t
operate. Cure indigestion, headache. 25c.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
In q good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am.
cunt will open An accom-. Bank
Of Thibodaux.
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The argument in the Beattie va.
Price contest took place on the 18th
inst. before the Committee on Elec-
tions. According to the Washington
correspondents OF beth the Times
Democrat and Picaynne, after the
close of the argument, the opinion pre-
vailed among Republicans and Demo-
Gratis alike that Mr.. Price would be
quieted in his seat.
The Committee announced that it
would give it's decision Friday tyester-
day) but we go to press too early to
it in this issue.
For a select stock of millinery,
capes, notions, fancy trimmings, and
fancy dress goods, 60 TO Mrs. j. N.
Wright before going elsewhere. Prices
low.
In addition to the above she has
Just received an assortment of stamp
ed linens, Belongs . process OF Flo
and Dresden silks.
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The sign of a shop on Jackson street
reads:
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norH DRUG co, LTD.


Dssgx Chemicals, Perfnmery, School books,
Stationery, etc. Cor. Nam & Green streets.
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lsl y Notary Puhlfc.
asas. D. ADD Fire and Life Insurance
haasg sn ss0pertiss bought and sold. Money
hsa 81. I .olfowed. Market Street, be-
Leais and Green strcets.
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DlUERE 4 CO., hENRY,
Dry Goods

Notions, hairs, boots and shoes, croekery, ctc
Coz. Main a Sc. Louis streets.
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DIS. A, j. & 1. E.

PHYSICIANS and Sargcoma.
Pspris,ars Of Never Drug Store, Main Street
Thisolaur, La. r. E. Bailey, Manager
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YrHlB0DAUx DRUG STORE,
FL. GaillOG, Manager.
Drugs, chemicals. Toilet Articles. Perfnmery,
Shool hooks, stationery. Cor. Main and st.
Philip streets.
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NaOl4 nc.
s-a.men,s Furnishing Goods.
r.. select stock always on hand. No q
Mn Ssfeet.
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Suit of the Supervisors Against the
City Council.
George Sterns Escapes With Light
Sentence-A New Organ for the
Second Presbyterian Church.

Alexandria, Dec. 4.-CoroDer Purvis To-
day held an inquest over the body of the
coIored infant found yesterday in an alley
west OF the Pennsylvania depot. The jury
returned a verdict to the effect that the
child, whic1. was about ten days I'D,
came to it's deatn through starvation and
exposure. The jury recommended that an
act be passed by council requiring mid
wives TO register the names Of all infants
born, and fixing a penalty for faillre to
dc So The police VIII continue TO in
vcstigate the case and enfieayoT TO 'ocate
the mother of the dead infant.
The case OF tile board of supervisors OF
Alexandra county against tie clty co Isi-
Gil OF Alexandria for "a partition uf he
courthouse and jail properties in this city
will be heard in the court Of appeals at
Richmond on Monday.
George Ster1is VINO was arrested yes
terday for obtaining paints from Mr. W.
f. Balm. on orders puTIDrting TO hare been
signed by a MIR. Amos ifnplett, was eined
$50 IN the police court TO-DAY, aud in de
| fault OF payment was given thirty days
| in the gang. John Chew, aolored, charged
with discr,lcfiy conduct = was fnfd $3.50.
Mr.. Edward Clarke, driver Of Mr.. Harry
Simpson Is brea wagon was thrown from
the vehicle on Mort h Royal street to-
day, ard seriously injured
The elders and deaeons OF the Second
| PRESBYTERIAN Church hapes determined To
| purchase a new organ, which will be
! placed in the main gallery at the sonth
end of the church.
4 Qrg 4
| America, had arranged to raise Ameri-
can flag over the tomb of George Wash
| ipgton, at Mount Vernon, today, iii honor oi
the first anniversary of the council, but. on
| account OF the weather, the ceremonies
| We're postponed.
| The annual meeting of o'Kane Council
| No. 434 C. b. l., Will be held in st Mary s
| Hall tomorrow evening, when officers vii
| be elected.
| At the oyster roast and rattle at th'
| Opera House restaurant last night a valu
| able horse was won by Robert Deeiers
of Washington, on throw OF Al.
AT the recent session OF the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter OF Masons, held IN Petersburg
Mr.. James F. Alexander, of this city, wa
elected grand captain OF host.
Col Louis c. Farley is confined to hi
hom'. with slight attack OF diphtheria
A young white man named Huss Hal
was stabbed last night during an affra
with some negroes near the cor-lar {
Patrick and Princess streets.
The funeral of Mrs. S;inlnel Sutton wi
take place from No. 2o9 King street Il
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Service
will be held at Grace Church at O'Clock
James Beahl, colored, was taken to III
| office of Dr.. Mcclure, ON Prince sire !,
about o o'clock tonight. suffering flor
the effects of serious wound On tn
head. Later he was removed Co his honl
in the Third ward. Beahl refused TO ;e
how or by whom he was assaulted.
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BIG Gus RUHL|H A GOOD ONE
Billy Madden Thinks He Is a
Coming Champion.
JIM HALL ALSO LIKES HIM
The Australian Offers so Match Him
Agninst Peter Maher-Joe Bern
stein Wants 10 Fight George Dixon.
Charley Mitchell and Peter jack
son-Tommy Whites Defeat.

Billy Madden expresses himself as well
satisfied with the showing of his new ind,
Gus Rubin, against Australian Tut Ryan.
Madden says he has never claimed that
Rubin was going to be world-beater All
at once, but that ne has always maintained
that, with the experience 10 be gained IN
few fights with good men. Rubin would
bother the best OF them, If he did not prove
&. be the fitting occupant of the top rung
ofthcladdei. Whilesatisfied with Ruhlins
work, Madden is not overelated by the vic
tory of bis man, and Rubin himself lis
rather disappointed.
The big Uhioan thought he could do the
175-pound Australian quicke than in
ten rouIds, and when Ryan was still IN his
feet at the end of the limited bout R1hiin
was sad. If the affair had been for two
rounds more, Rubin says, Ryan would
have been cut, for lie wasvery weak at the
end OF the tenth Ruhlin, it seems, while
the recipient OF many stiff body punches,
was not hurt bytiieIh to any great extent.
Ryan's entire game was to fight dt close
quarters, as directed by jim Hall, and in
pursuance OF his own choice of method.
The Australian proved to be a hard hit
ter, but not severe enough to worry the big
man from Akron, whose long reach ena bled
him To mold his opponent away while the
latter was endea yoring to swing for the
vitals
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City Brevities.

a minor child Of William F. Thompson,
of this city, was granted pension yester-
day
A lectuIe On Alaska, for the benefit Of
Trinity =. Z. Church. WA be given in The
parish ball December 7.
Mr. = r. whelpley has been appointed
chainman in the engineer department of
the District government at $3.50 year.
The new volume OF the police reguIa-
tions has been sent to the printers. 1t
contains all the changes made sinae tie
last edition was printed, in $50
Mr.. r II. Jordan, of Anacostia, super
intendent Of the Methodist Sunday school,
is preparing an elaborate and bea ltiful
program for the Christmas entertainment.
Mr.. James Peirce. Of wisconsin, will
speak tonight at 7:30 o. m. on the sub
5ect Capital and Labor" at Labor Bu-
reau Hail, No. sos c street northwest.
The team of Capital Traction car No. is
broke away on the Avenue, between SiX:G
aud Seventh streets, yesterday afternoon
and wrecked 2 buggy. Nobody was hurt
An illustrated lecture on the gold fields
OF Alaska viii be given at the Soldiers
Home Theater on Saturday evening, De
cember II, by Mr.. David L. Gilt, the
illustrations being by Mr.. L. NJ. Turner.
Prof. Murray will have charge.
The ..apTon sale, - given at Typographical
Temple, on Friday evening, by the Ladies
Aid Society of the Peoples Church, de-
spite the incIement weather, proved a
great success, both financially and socially.
The special business OF the B. x o. for
SUNDAY, December 5, amounted to twenty
four parties with total of 553 people.
Mr. William silver, who will represent
the Central Labor Union at the annual con
vention OF the American Federation of
Labor, which viii meet in Nash ille Tenn,
December 8, Will leave tere on Tuesday
morning. As president OF the local
Building Trades COYucil, Mr.. Silver Will
also attend the trades convention which
will meet in st. Louis December I3.
committee, consisting of Mrs. ] . W.
Simpson. Mrs. Tucker Mrs Miciler, Mrs
Chew, Mrs. Gillen, Miss Lizzie Phipps, tie
Misses Watkins, and others, are preparing
20 give an oyster supper at the residence
Mr.. II l. Chew, on Congress Heights, on
Tuesday, December Z, for the benefit of
the Methodist Church. A bin of fare CON
sisting OF oysters in every style, ham
chicken, turkey, salads, tea, coffee, etc.
will be served for 20 cents.
The following named Officers W ere elect
ed on Friday evening, the Sd instant
by National Council No 527, Royal Ar
canum, in this city, for the term endinl
December 81, 1898: Regent, George E
Davis: vice regent, W. s. Moore orator
Theodore L. De Land; past regent, Benja
min T. Franklin; secretary, II. w. Smith
collector. J. W. Harsha; treasurer, N C
Martin; chaplain. z. c. Fawcett; guide
George ]. Nash; warden, Edward r. Wise
man; sentry, Nicholas Riley; trustees,
g. Collins, l. G. Jaquette, E. G. Barnard
Organist, Charles ". Sparks
Cur. Xander, 900 9TH ST., for mince
meat, clean-tasting, fusel free whisky ant
Cal. brandy, 60c. qt, For punches, Med
ford and Jamaica rum, soc. OF, and Col,
Medal rye whisky, $500 gal; 65c. qt
1t
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A SUICIDES DECEPTION.
Takes Morphine After Dangerous
Surgical Operation.


San Franoisco, Dec. AT the French
Hospital today there died from an )Var-
dose OF morphine taken with suicidal in
tent, Vincent W allaoe, son OF the late Will
lam Vincent Wallace, composer or MARI
tana - and other operas. Death revealed
curious plan to end his life and conceal
the fact that he was suicide.
Wallace had been mining on the coast
since 1865 when his father died. For some
time he was ca ashiere of tn Merchants Ma
tional Bank, or Seattle. j Knowing he was
afflicted by an incurable disease and ha"-
ing no close relations, he5deeided to put an
end to his life, but in3such way that
death would be reported as natural. He
bought fifteen grains of morphine and vent
to the FTeI.eh Hospital to ila ve surgical
operation performed.
His plan was to take the morphine just
before the operation, and then counted on
passing away while unden the influence { T
chloroform. He had nosppeortunity ho "
ever, to take the drug until after the opar.t-
ton. He took the full fifteen grains just
after an attendant had given him a small
dose as sed5tive. His condition was soon
discovered, and the doctors tried to save his
life, but failed. Just before death he ,e-
covered consciousness, and confessed what
he had done, TO the great relief of ;he
surgeon, who was mystified over his con
dition.