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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
SING SING.

special committee OF the Mount Pleasant Field
Cub. OF this village consisting OF Charies .
Caviar Richard Deming and Nathaniel $. Hyatt
h.s ,ea.ed tho coope farm near Brlar Cliff. for
period OF five years and Will establish thereon solf
links that will be ready for use about December J.
.rbe old f,ooDe farmhouse will be used as head
quarters for the golfers and good judges say that
.e links will possess natural advantages not sur
ma ssed by any other goltng course In the state ,
quarterly convention OF the Assoclated nTCncs
wes,chester County will Ice held this evening IN the
rooms OF Liberty Council No 90 in oentrai-avs
this village. Delegations from ABOUT niteen towhs
dresses viii lie made b. prominent members OF me
<..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
FIFTH AVENUE vs.. Lemon.

LAWN TENNIS CONTESTS BETWEEN REPRE-
sENTATIvEs OF THESE CLUES
The intcrclub lawn tennis tournament between
pIavers from the Fifth Avenue and Lenoy Tennis
clubs was continued yesterday afternoon. on the
courts OF the latter club. at One-hundred- a nd
twenty-tnird-st and 81 Nicholas-ave. There are
four events on the programme. but only two Of
the,n have been started The mems doubles and
mixed singles will probably begin on Saturday and
the finals will be reached early next week.
I'm the opening rounds of the singles. the Icnox
msu showed up In better form than their Fifth
Avsnu. rivals but the feminine players from the
Visiting club have carried Off all the honors in their
event Among the representatives, OF the Fifth
Avenue club Is Miss Florence stroud. who was one
NJ The strongest women players In New-York a few
years ago and she f. expected to win. DR. Hey
wood of the Lenox Club. IL the favorite for first
honors in the mems Single"
The scores follow:
Mems singles ,nrst roundJ--f. l.. Rice denox, against
A r. Bunneli dFifb Ayenue) 6-3 unfinished, j.
Kearnsv Fifth Avenue) beat Thomas Donohue nenoX.
s-S g: Y. Martin d-enos! bea, F. Crawford Hif;h
Avenue, 60. 6-3: Dr. H. ~. Haywood denox, beat
" Jones tFifth Avenue, 81 8-2
Womens singles preliminary round Miss Florence L.
stiou ,Fifh Av.nuc) heat Miss NJ Meier h.enox, G3
s-s: Miss Bunnell Finh Avenue beat Miss Remer
ueDoSy. G-I. G-3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
WANTS THORN INDICTMENT DROPPED

Judge Ncwburger took under Amusement yester-
dav morning I'm the Court Of General Sessions
motion made by William =. Howe TO dismiss me
New York County Indictment against Martin Ihorn.
which charges him with the murder ~ William
C;uldensuppc District Attorney Olro.t oppo~"1 the
rnotinn on tho ground O premaiurity. ~" contends
that some definite action should b" nr-t taken III
Queens County before the Indictment here Is Dis
missed He urged that there might be necessity
20 irving Thorn In this county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
THESE BRAVE TEXANS WHfp Az EDIr0p

Dallas Tex. oct. IA dispatch TO THE News''
from Waco says: "W. c. Brann. Editor of The
Iconociasi' was publicly beaten this afternoon OIL
the street Icy Judge !. H. Scarborough. George
Scarborough and r. II. Hamilton In less than
five minutes thousand excited citizt ms had gath
cred on he scene. aud there WAS every indication
Of trouble Six shooters were In evidence. and for
n time II looked II nothing could avert blood
shed, but the Sheriff aud his deputies were on the
scene aud forced the crowd back and restored
order. Branns nssaants were arrested. Judge
Scarborough Is trustee of Baylor University, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

First day Of registration, Il. m. TO 10 p. m
Police Board meeting.
Queens County Jockey club races. Aqu"ouc'' -I'
y.
Funeral Of William A. Stiles, No. H' Tonnric-
ave. Jersey City. D. m
Prison Association exhibition and conference. NO
l3j East Fifteenth-s
rnyoilin- of Coles memorial tablet. Genoa logir cal
and Biographical So 'icty. No. &6 West flitY-
cighth-st s p. N.
IVES; End Womans Republican Assoc'a ioN NO
lOe Ncs. Eighty-second-St. =. m
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pEEKSklLI.

Peek.kll nremen were well represented In the
parade IN Poughkeepse oil Wednesday. There
were seventy-four men ir line with Washington En-
CINE Company. besides delegation OF village on.
Gals and guests al their head. They won the first
prize offered by the Poughkeepsie department for
the fnest-appesring company in line The prize
having the handsomest hose carriage In line This
prize was SIS In gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
Az luERIciN TO be SHOT " uEyIcO

Parral State OF Chihuahua, Mexico Oct 1T Is
reported that Nix Stewart. the American ex-Con-
fcderate soldier. who shot and Killed a policeman
here some time ago and was sentenced 10 dealt,
for the crime. Will be shot within few days The
appeal from prominent officials OF the United States
has IN the hands OF President Dlaz for several
weeks ana II is reported thar the latter has r..
fused 20 Interfere for the reason that the killing
Of Ito policeman was a cold boodcd murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
KENSIC(..

- The Church o: the Holy Name OF Jesus. Roman
Catholic. has been Incorporated The incorporators
are Archbishop corrgan and tie Rev. John NJ Far
ley Vicar-General OF the diocese OF New-York: the
Rev. Gabriel Gerest. rector. and John DAILY and
Daniel W. Quinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
HARVARD ~ FINE FORW.
SHE HAS WON THE TENNIS Dot BlES AND
WILL BE IN THE FINAL ROUND
or THE SINGLES.

Ncw-Haven. Conn oct. Two OF the liveliest
matches pavcd in the present intercollegiate tennis
tournament took place mis- morning richard
Hooker The last Yale representative in the tourna
men, met s C. Thomson OF Princeton and the
latter Won Hooker dropped the first set 20 4. and
the second TO !. The second set was hard fought
Thomson started out at fast clip. and made tho
score ; TO At this point however. the Yale men
rallied and STAYED off defeat until all had been
reached when Thomson took the next TWO games.
the set and the match
Whiiman and Forbes. the two Harvard cracks
met and FORBES won. ca, %. This was som.-
thing OF A surprise. Whitman was wearied 10y his
recent hard work and fell an easy victim to
Forbess swift drives.
Whitman and Ware OF Harvard. won the cham
pionship In doubles by beating Ward and Davis.
also OF Harvard. this afternoon. The was
SIS - 81 The singles will be closed tomorrow.
the contestants being Thompson OF Princeton. and
Forbes ~ Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these cO1s
umns recOmme nded to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business can be done by mail with the ad.
~crtiserx with pc rfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
DEFENDANTS GET 4 STAY.
CASE TO 60 BEFORE THE APPELLATE
DIVISION OF THE SUPREME COURT.

TTV 7-T1N
Justice Garrett J. Garretson made an order In he
suit Of John x. Drake against the New-York Subur-
ban Water Company and the Atlantic Trust Com
pany. which was recently decided by Justice Dyk-
man in favor OF the plaintiff. and has been appealed
This order il thai IL the defendants. or either
Of them shall. within five days after service or a
copV of this order with notice OF entry thereof take
and pcrfec, appeal from. the judgment entered
herein and stipulate to argue and submit the same
AT The December term OF the Appellate Division the
sale under The Judgment ~ stayed pending such APP
peal. ana tho hearing and determinato thereof IN
default thereof the motions made are denied with
so costs to plaintiff. In all oihcr respects sald
motions denied. and all stays heretofore granted
hereby vacated"
The motion referred to Is one made on behalf OF
the defendants upon order TO show cause why the
reccivcrship and sale should stand pending APP
peal. The amount involved Is more than s20oo.0or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,,... NJ sunset 81 Moon lots ;a2 Mons IL
liGH WATER TO-DAY.
~ sand, Hook $50 GOV. Island ga Hell Gate ; y
PM sandy Hook 81: Gov. Island o4' Hen Cate $40
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nro Inceueats.


Prominent Haberdashers have the new collar,
= q " u die r. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

has a daughter IN the University. He says Brann's
recent attack in his paper on the University Is
what caused the trouble this afternoon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

Sorry for the mothers whose boys
arc not rough on trousers; sorry tor
the BOYS whose mothers don't know
the trousers that'll stand it,
SO that you can know our short
trousers. we offer to-day several hun
drcd pairs at IS cents Palr-usually
$1.25 to S.
Zone gets as much cream from
half the quantity Of milk if the quail
ity is twice as good; " that's the
claim we make for our suits over
coats, shoes, hats and furnishings,
whether for man or boy.
\ book how 10 dress. cost OF h-"ihe for i.
ROGERS. PEEr & Co.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
YONEERS.

.r ,,c,,,s NJ .he Isl Assembly Distric' OF
Westminster held heir Assembly convention =" '
oi.y Yesterday afternoon Edwin W. FISK oi N''.'"'
Vernon preslled John c. Truman. OF ms Guy
and Ieander La Place Of Mount Vernon Wc'' '''
ee,~e,aries MAYOR Fisko of Mount Vernon PId.o"
g. nomination Jared Sanford. Of nat city anu WIZ
am McCourt presented the Eam" or S''p''" -
Sfwell also of Mount Vernon. Nj San'o'n 'e
ceived the nomination. ,,a
The funeral Of Justis H. Fielder. which was neld
Yesterday afternoon al MS home NO. I>s A9""'''
owe was largely attended. there being present mem
hers o. Rising Star and Nepperhan Lodges o. r''V
Masons Of this city Putnam Lodge OF Ne" oIN
CITY of which Mr. Fielder was a Past MaS'ei "
bers of the Yonkers Tuin N'reln. honNe'' ~
Associa ton and the Board of Education. ana many
-ou,,nert citizens The services were cohduc'cu ny
The Rev John Alison. of Emmanuel chapel ine
Masonic ceremony conducted ny hu'"-,o" i
Warren. Master. and John Prentice 'h"p'"''; 81
Putnam Lodge. Among the pall-boarerS were r"e
commissioner John Foersi. Henry koS'er' H. ..
Schlessnger. William "eTH'di"'' '
and John Eyers H.,
The Fair in McCann's Hail. in North Broadway'
IN aid OF Pa !sade Lodge Of Odd Fellows WIZ VIII
s spd the ." contests for he and ODD Fellow
harms are being conducted vigorously. IAe kingS-
nl.Ie5S o" concsr, which was much cnjoyed
The membership of Hollywood Inn, th' Woikns-
i h,s' The physical class for business men which
is to meet afternoons vii besin mex Aheti club
has been appointed director of TIE gymnasium ,ho.
Inn and xii take charge on Monday neNt A9 2
1000 books for the library were receNcu a,d ~;
and consignment Of 2"" more = 'N''
morning. . ,,,.,,i,r Irsnactor
Among the plans approved by Bl"ding tSis sses
Kim Yesterday were those submitted by the uusters
Of the Lowerre Baptist Church for pn'i u t M
y,uIence-st near South Broadway IL. VIII 3r
ore and one half stories high thirtyore rect Wiue
and sxty-seyen feet long -, AGAR
The Seryic Club. of the lyceun League ~ -ali i
,ca will Mold a meeting this evening In the dr'"ir LIZ
room OF the high school in South BroagWaH' dlie
reson,ion 70 be discussed H. Resolved Ina; tIeri
den, WcKnleys Administrao on has been OF Deiriii
10 The country" The meetings are Open an" an
rersors interested are invited 10 attend ,,
Mics Margaret A. Balch. OF this city - atteouiihs
,he convention of the Societies for the prevention
~ Cruelty 10 Children. being held at Alpdn!' as
delegate from the Yonkers society. she Is ne
dauehter of DR. G. 3 Balch president OF 'he
Yonkers organization. Isl, ,,.,,,ssiorcrs
The october meeting OF the Fire Coh;nSS'o''''
viii he held this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE. PLAINS.

The case of James H. Hoas. against td"af"
Wright and another, executors OF the VIII OF ieSe'
Hoag Of Yonkers. has occupied consldeiap'e poi
ION of the time OF the Supreme Court. before Jus
lice Keogh this week. The action WAS brought 10
recover the value Of promissory notes aies ,
10 have been made by Mrs Hoag IN Ia'oi 81 e. ~" d1o
complainant her ~on The notes were lol -,
and "a go respectively. and the Defendants re us,
ravmeni on the ground that the signatures W ~.
noies We're forgeries. a large amount Oh 49,
testimony was taken. Professors Ames anu oHNn.
no OF Nev-York city, being among the Wi..nisd
Tor the defence The verdict Of the Jury ,u
Tho attendants in their allegation that 'he "o''7
were forgeries. ,,,, -, 1yedncs-
The Democratic County ConNentloh Oh w. ~
day night after nominating John J. Broder'cn o n.
Workers for Sheriff. the forty-hth nalot O lis
peted the county ticket by naming apia,, oroner
iIiihcrt of Ossnng, its candidate o NoIvl' ,,iu
disf ri,f convention OF the Epworlh l'6Eur or,i
no held in the Memorial Method'at ftpi@J j,ipss
4, Church on Thursday October a. ! ne sr,no,,
.ession will begin O'Clock in the aite ~ hc
fSlioTe cd hv a public meeting at O'Clock "a -.
evening ! large attendance is expected a an end
hoped that each chapter in the district VIII ~
p fuli delegation. ,. 1. IL HOW'LL
The suit OF oscar T. Dudley against IL, Ser
occupied the attention of the supreme No' Co. al
leged SANDER. Mr.. HOW'LL is prominent TIC tn Shit
horc and Dudley in has enlvioH. ~ l9v
was finished. and 4 verdict viii he re'u'n'' ''U''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

:
z All Descriptions Inn
no,ene. steri,y AID like amenta Hours TO l. 5 to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06

duties Of his new ONCE. Finding that he
was authorized TO solemniss marriages, he
made the tying Of the hymeneal knot .
speciality. By charging only the legal fee
Of d for his services and BY advertising
literally in the local papers Mr.. Roberts
has secured almost . monopoly Of the busi-
ness, and couples come from an over the
county to be united in holy bonds. The
ministers do not like IL . bit, but that does
not trouble Mr.. Roberts.
His letter heads, on which he now con-
ducts all his correspondence, arc uniqua
He has them printed in red ink. In the LEFT
hand corner appears his portzait, under
which IL the title, The original and only
exclusively matrimonial magistrate 9th
er legends to be found at tho top Of The
page are a. follows:
Marriages solemnized promptly, accu-
rately and eloquently. Plain ceremony,
legal fee; OSCILLATION, extra"
"A fine line Of high grade bridesmaids
and groomsmen constantly ON hand 70 -
sist in the scrviccs"
"Elopements q speciality. Night calls
answered without extra charge. Consulta.
lions free"
"Ofilces at the elevator or First National
bank parlors or wherever most convenient
to swains."
IN. B.-My anti -blush-i Inc 70 warranted
effective and will not injure the most deli.
cate complexion"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06

ND odnaes d about IL mnG6 oeml0d
mako up that hns been sen THU year. He
W1s riegsd out In ultra bwlesqus aVla.
but no nams could pousih1y b S1v0 - -
ehaxnceef. His heaa was -ihaAs1 with .
hnes crimson pazasol, which b c1niad In
one hand, while with the othR b dragged
. toy express wagon In which w. Q laego
bundle marked 'slAmdry."
For o collar Brooks wore . huge GUN
which nearly hid the militnky onP whicA
adorned his head Over HI 9UuoRB h
WueoA pair At dark crimson trunks, an
tanning several holes, through which his
light spring overcoat was visdh1D. His
coae was supposed to b Of the Einbcthan
style, but was nothing moro than very
loud lady's shirt waisk His Stockings
wore Rreen, and his lees were mads M %
resemble the knotted limbs Of . tRee.
For SIX hours Brooks paxaded around
Harvard square and through the college
grounds, always followed BY big crowd,
who enjoyed the sport immensely.
Moro serious than the escapades q the
Harvard students was the recent perform
ance o( University of Illinois students q
Champaign. The freshmeu hsid their %
clable in Bussy's Open House 81 Urfnna,
md the sophomores attempted 10 break II
mp. In the melee . stude at threw some
Estelle Radebaugh In the fhce. 1ias Rade
baugh was burned, and for some time Il
was thought that she would lnss her sight
Tho faculty Il probing the affair and
win probably take some radical action.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
n Cienrsees In Rnras.

Nowhere 10 the Cigarette smoked -
much AZ in Paris, not even In Spain. that
classic land Of the papel de hilo. The pure
Parisian may be recognized By the fact
that he only smokes the cigarette. wheth-
e man Of fortune, with the means Of
purchasing the fullest favored regnlias q
the mfldest Rartages, or . man Of the pe0-
Pc TO whom the Pipe b moro convenient,
- he can hold Il between his tseth while
be woeks-to whaAevef clan he may belong,
and whatsoever gond reason he may have for
ordering something different, tho Psri-
sian always remains faithful b his plain
tobacco rolled up in = piecs Of paper and
rolled up BY hiInsslf.
Let that point be noted, for one Of the
charms q the Cigarette n 70 make Il one
self, TO feel IL take form and consistency,
gradually bsuDming Afmr. moro equal,
SIT and eassfic, fustling, ex.ckiing and
suftiy gliding betwsen tie 1nGes which
enress & fondlly.
The gFeatest attraction h the ciGnFette
Il TO smoke &c without its ever bsing COM
p3ete3y made, for this ssoua4 poins must
b nussd IN paFsiculsr. Ths nj anolR
! q - elUnggt1s newer weeB III pnpss =
6lvU - = . as1niss fosn. be ssao1nnm
| = IN W1i1D Dnking ik-Pnris IGooR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
Csnservator's Sale.
srArs 6 o. !.tnolA -

Pr Jbese eours 81 Coca comfy. In the estate Of
~ v,ftSe Of . decree Of tbe probate court Of
ook county. nlipois. eutcrsa ON The 3ssh Day of
DecO0ber, q. D., 1853. on the petition of Ffsuk
Green. conservstor Of Mary II. 0towell. IN ineane
pofSon, for leave 90 eel the real estate 81 the
said Mary II. stowell TO pay dsbts Of Sid Mary n.
Stowoil, o. 70 invest the proceeds thereof % nay
be required BY .ead conn, viii. on Saturday, the
tWertypcycnth day Of February. 4. D.. itgs. At
the hour OF II oclock m, at the judicial eo1ee,
room Of the Chsca Real Eetate Board. No. 50
Dearborn street., in the city of Chicago. county %
Cook acl state % Illinois. eel q public vendue
10 the highcr bidaof for cash. ali the interest Of
she said 0sry n. eiowcll In and % the promises
and real es,ssc described as follows:
tub-lot one OD Of block nine - 90 J. ". epen-
cef's sddittou 10 nocs lslsnd; also ssb-lot sewn
"a Of b,ock fourteen flO In spsnecr spa Case'p
addition 10 Rock lsseno: aleo lots one a. and
two f3D Of block two go In Towards sodlfton %
neck leland. al .itusacd Ia the city a nock 1sl-
and. county Of Roct Leland, and state q Iiinois.
Dated Feb. 9, 1891. enAsK 0nxsu.
Coneervsaoe q 0ary y. stowen.
J. KENT GREEN, Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
TOOK HIMSELF TO PRISON

Gave Himself Up 20 Servo . Hlnsey-aans
Year Senteaeo.
Wat Reed, the farmer Of Platte county,
Mo-, who was sentenced to % years In the
penitentiary, went 70 Jefferson City and
delivered himself to the warden a& the
state prison. He WINS sentenced for killing
his neighbor, Newton VIM, In the court.
room Mt Platte City.
Reed was out on bond when the %.
pfeme court Of the stnte decided his GO,
Affirming the sentence Of the lower court.
He read the decision in . Newspaper while
In his room ut hotel. He picked ND his
valise, walked to the station and started
at once for the pcnitcntiary. An hour
later, when the officers arrived to arrcsa
him, he was gone, and the superstition wa
that he had become fugitive.
The two farmers were neighboes nen1
the villageof Grayson, and both wese rich.
They quarFeled over an affair Of buanea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06

Ths sndsrsignsl hsviSs - s1psisssd aHun-
istssszix Of ne sstais q lssse BanbseRsr,
late o. The eoanfy q 1nsk lsiSnA.
that che yin cppssr 6s3ose De ee1nfy coart
q Roek Island county, Ct the 00co Of Tie cscrk
g cid sOsft IN o. city q Roek isias1, q DE
April tex q the Art 0snday IN April
a9singt sid eetaee are noticed and rseSsstsl .
justed.
An pesyons indebssd 10 "a ssesas sss ~
deesigned.
nsfed this ssh dsy Of Jsn. a. D.. iNs.
BERfuA BAnnsRcER. Admmieirsfrix.
JACKSON HUKsr. Attorneys for aomx.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
JUSTIFlES SUICIDE.

In Chuyeh Circles.
Rev Merle st. Cfoix Wright Of Lenox
Presbyterian church, New York, has
raised a storm about his ears by preaching
. sermon in justification of suicide.
"As we have right to hve," said he,
$50 have We q right to die. That no man
can take from u.s." Rev. DR.. Wright then
went on to explain that suicide was one Of
the accompaniment Of . high state Of
civilization, and that the places where peo.
pie killed themselves most frequently were
the most civilized states and cities ON the
globe. There were, he said, great many
circuohstances in which suicide was moi
only justi11able, but in which IL became q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
Embalmed Alive.

Professor Maspero, the renowned Egyp-
tologist, il authority for the statement that
among the royal mummies unbandaged in
1856 was one Of . young man who had evil
IDENTIFY been embalmed alive. Tho body
had been tightly bound in three places and
then coated with bitumen, lime and pound
ed rosin and then wound from head to
foot with bandages which had been soaked
In some glutinous preparation. The ago
nized expression Of the face and other evil
dences gave the scientists their clew. His
age was probably about 90. The gold or
naments on his body indicated that he was
Of high rank and likely the victim Of soma
terrible tragedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06

The record in kleptomania may Be
claimed by Q Frenchwoman named Cath
crime who was recently arrested in q gro
Gerry shop ON the Boulevard Sevastopol, in
Paris. Mme Catherine II 40 years old, and
she lost her husband only . few days
ago. When she was searched at the police
station, it was found that she had fixed Ia
her waist by thick thread under her man.
tie turkey, Q chickens, pigeons, par
tridges, pounds Of fresh butter, "a sau.
But this WINS not all. Under her bodies
she had concealed an astrakhan cape,
Jackets, q waistcoat, . capote, Q pairs Of
stockings, 9 rolls Of ribbon and IL yards Of
satin. She declared that It was her frst
attempt ut stealing and was told that no
apologies were necessary, a. she had dis
played degree Of skin that would not b
unworthy Of finished artist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-06
A Very Severe lssbshs

ls administered by the s,om.ch when its fuN-
tisns are asused. lndiscrstio1s in eating OF
drink are 20 Quilted 10 the fret instane, BY acute
Indigestion. Which. II injudieiou.ly treated or dis
regarded. spced,y msrtss into ehros,e dyspep.
STA Doh, fottunatslA are surely eradicabic
with Iiostettef's Stomseb.Bi'tcrs. tonic and ii.
tsrsaivs a. highly cstsesed BY the medical FRO
fesston - By tue general public. The nervous
trosbic and DISTURBED nightly rspose. usually a..
soeisted viii d.s 9evsia, arc relieved by the
Bitt rs. which h also . prevcptivs Of ualssial.
rheumatic and kidney complaints, and N invie-
GRANT Of s.s ring value. Bnloasness ssd consti.
patton arc ALEC thoroughly relieved By is. A
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