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BOWLING.

COIumbias OF Paterson Lose 20 the lmDHRaaA
but Defeat the AEOnaFohS.
ThO columbia bowiSrs returned 10 PStSrsea iasa
night with one Of the American National touuAaS
mept games to their credit. Beaten By tbs nmuaRe4
the Jsrssynsp SQUARED matters with the MonasdA4
FIRST 0ANn.
columbia-Drew. 1ee; Rsrdan, 1esI ArnssS leaa
STTSDhy l2Ei aSSsas iSs a19 S ri 9sO, s aq
Bo6i, i5SI briil, ib1. fotai. SSS.
SECOND aASEA
ssSSs9 80; a:.s. 1881 ss SES 4st ' n''
y NeasfeesI5h, SQsipsER1gInns; gns;. 1906 EIomi@sa lk4
THIRD oAArR.
sJS RSs & SJ 1'? 4Si: sSsSi SSS l'' s'
cssSS so 6 Ss.9 iSS T. si a.a ESsP5Ss: ~: ss
p.sess % At s. isSsds siisys las SisSs . SsisVSA
In the heAdpin tournament gAmss.
TtRag qANB.
sS1 ~ T.as hsiiRs q. Rass 4Ssa iHsssn sas
sE0oHD eAAE.
S.1fs H. Il; sSSS sSasssSSs Hsfs;: 20 S-s
THIRD eAhR.
Fii'iss Asss sH III 'vs%ei g. s''af II s
Gen RptHsR pp,s: ... ass's,sS .s: n: .:sSs o
tournament The 0coFesi
yIRAT GAME. e.
Dushwok kcounell-Quinn. 1895 Miller, I 20; KnaODs
1922; F0nnOlly, loe; HIeken. luN, Total, 100.
Palm Council tpllen, JAZZ Montgomery, esi A.
oshleru, 1915 haek. li2i Lang. IT'S. Total, os2
SECOND 0AIB.
Palm couaoli-Mpllep, I5o; MontgomeEy. 1eoi
A. oahleIS, toIi esek. 1Abj Lang, l46. Total, GIT.
General butnau Council l-Donnslly, II u Doughty
l0pi scRupmsns taSi Allen, 1875 Fell. iTb. Teal
THIRD 0LNK.
General Putnam Councii-Donnelly, III; Doughty,
lis. sehnpmen. ii7i Allen. 2Ioi Fell. lao To-
Bus6wIck cou ncil-Q Quinn. 1876: Miller, I1oi KnSpE
lac; Fennally, 1885 Bucken, 16l. Total, 73b.
The 1rst Sunday meeting OF the season Of The
United HpwlinE Clubs Wa held ~ bepthoyen Hal
represented Tg9 eluba, the GROVE Hilll and Ds.
fendare. WDro added to the nemberghlD roll. The
bowling Committee reported that plan hAe eeen
made 70 hold TIE 9sIt Aeadpin tonTnamfet IN Ioaf
entertanplent and reception Of the organization viii
be bsla q IeEinSton AVsRuS Opera House on Sun
day, Nov. ~.
The sun., 1898-10-06
rNFnofD lr olnr rrrlnn
surssoss say rhnt ~ TInsss 4 Assra.
vated ~ non,snicknou..

Nhten ~ hAonchIckncnns p 49,
HtRnrpnuho. Pa. oct 5.-TyphoId fever ls
still claiming victims among the soldiers at
Camp Meade. Two men died last hiGht At the
Red Cross hospital and q death watch has
been placed over seven others. A hospital train
was sent from Reading this evening to take
away twenty-five feySf patients Gen. Chnm-
bors McKibbln is seriously III with Santiago
fever at his duhrtera. and will be moved to
city hospital unless hls condition improves.
Lieut.. Austin J. Mcdahon. Company l. and
Lieut.. Perciyal +. Dolphin. Company n. 203d
New York, were cent 70 the Beading Hospital
Both are suffering from typhoid feyqr, Only
about 900 men OF tho 2Q3d are fit for duty. !.
The surgeons say thar more than half the
men IN the hospitals are hotnesick, and that
after thor have gone homo on Q thirty days.
furlouRh they win be all right. The apparently
strong and healthy boys from the country die
sooner than the city chaps. The country lads
give up when they are tek on TO the hospital
Chief Quartermhster Howard says the move
ment OF troops from Camp Meade will begin
soon, and that they will be- shIpped at the rate
Of q regiment day. He says the volunteer
soldiers have never Jared better in the matter
OF food and drink than those IN. the PeqnsYl-
Ynnta camp. The Fations nre fresh, and .pn-
tritious. and there is plenty for everybody. The
men make no complaint about their food. but .
large majority OF them want 70 go home.
The sun., 1898-10-06
A HATED sPAN14RD SHOT
Occurrence in Porto Rico That II Slightly
Delaying EVACUATION.

Delaying Evacuation.
Apacfal cabls DsspatcA TO TEE Sun.
BAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Oct. 5.-Sefor Arlegui.
Captain Of the Ciyll Guard stationed at Baya-
mon town Aye miles south Of the capital.
was stabbed last night By persons unknown.
He is still alive. but is In precarious condi-
ton. Many arrests have been made Of persons
suspected Of the crime. DR.. st. Hall. promi-
nent physician. among the number.
The correspondent Of TIE Sun was told
last week that Capt. Arlegni would never
leave Bayamon alive. He was hated
By everybody. ArleGni recently challenged
DR.. st. Hall. who accepted the challenge. naming
pistols as the weapons and arms length as the
distance. Arlegui backed down. He also re-
Gently auarreiled with his wife and shot her.
His wife Is Cuban woman.
This disturbance 10 keeping back the pro-
ceedings leading to the complete evacuation Of
the island and that may delay the departure Of
tho troops for several days longer. Only few
Of the Spanish are left and the last Of them
will 20 on board ship that is expected to ar
rive tomorrow. provided they all como in. All
Of the soldiers remaining are within q few
miles Of the capital.
Gen. Rrnests brigade. comprising the Third
Wisconsin and the Sixteenth Pennsylvania regi-
mants, has been ordered homo.
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Not Ct. Johns HospItal, Brookryn.

Major D. II. Appel. the surgeon in charge Of
tho sick soldiers in the various hospitals In this
vicinity. received yesterday . communication
from the Board Of Directors Of st. Johns Hos
pitai Brooklyn. protesting against the misuse
Of that. hospitals name In the case Of the sol
dieTs who were charged 81 apiece for their dis
charge from 81. John's Hospital. Long Island
City. In the accounts In some OF the news
ring In St. Johns Hospital, Bropkiyn. Tho
Board Of Trustees OF the Brooklyn hospital
asked that the miestatement be- explained, as
institution.
The sun., 1898-10-06
AN AUsEREAN AERsR1R.
Its Inventor Says He win Cross the Atlantic
in -Four Days.
ApeeiaI oebIe Dsspaieh % TH1 suH.

in -Four Days.
aOsefaI Gable Despatch 10 THE sUN.
VIENNA. Oct 6.-The Eeues Wiener Journal
says that company has been formed with q
capital Of 5000OO Aorins to exploit Count Zep-
pelin's airship in one Of its first undertakings
to cross the Atlantic. Count Zeppelin is con-
fdent that he will be able to make the trip
auross the Atlantic in four days.
The apparatus consists of a long cylinder
containing o number OF balloons arranged
upon the principle Of the watertight compart-
ments Of ships. The aerial vessel is steered by
psddle wheels driven by electricity. It is as
serted by the inventor that the experiments
with this airship have been perfectly success
ful and that II is easily capable OF travelling
eight days without landing.
The sun., 1898-10-06
DREHHUs RET1sroM.
The Court Of CassatiOn Is Now ConsiderinG
the Question.
Special caOk DsspaieA 10 TIE sUs.

the Question.
Spe1al Ca0b DespaieA 10 TIE gUH.
PARIS. Oct 6.-Tho documents in connection
with the application for revision Of the Drey-
fus case have been registered In the Court Of
Cessation. and consideration OF the question
of revision By that tribunal has. therefore.
formally begun.
n. Manau. Procurateur- Qeneral. Is under
stoud to have expressed himself 40 convinced
that the Court Of Cessation viii pronounce in
favor of q revision of the Dreyfus case.
Senator Rano publishes an article on the
,DreyfuS case. In which he quotes the words Of
Lieut.-Uol PicQuart prior to his duel with
the late Lieut.. Col. Henry;
III lido not return. remember that told the
entire truth"
The sun., 1898-10-06
RIOTS IN PARIS.
SptGGl Gable Ds,patcA 10 tbs auz.

The Strikes Result In sarious Disturbances
-stOning the Police.
SptGGl Cable ps'paicA 10 THS aVH.
PANS, Oct. 6,-The striking nAyvies have
been Joined bya great many dock laboreEs.
painters. masons and members Of other trades.
and all are beginning to show an ugly spirit.
Serious rioting took place In several parta Of
the city this afternoon. The telegraph and tele-
phone Wires were cut by the mob. workshops
out into the streets.
In the hus boileAu the police were stoned
and driven away for . time. DetAchmenta OF
dragons have been stationed in the most dis
turbed districts, and for the present quiet has
been restored.
The sun., 1898-10-06
XXX, ,,.--....

u ron need clothes and hare plenty Of mnasy.
And The hIrhcStprlos tailor IN New Yott Ctr snd
put YouFuSif in HE Aands-gou can't DO bit,ss.
hrirset Jrpn oar SUI Boahi.t
But if you need clothes and
haven't plenty of money, what
do some of you do--go to a
medium-priced tailor; grudgingly
pay $35 to S45, and don't get
what you think you get.
We are splendidly ready for
just those men.
But as the purse usually limits
the play Of ones fancy, we want
it thoroughly understood that our
stock meets limited as well as un-
limited fancies--suits or over
coats as low as $13; as good as
the good tailor's at $50 to $40.
RoaERs, PEET & Go.
Warren and PPlsdway,
The sun., 1898-10-06

TWenty-ons OF the Soldiers Left in AlabamA
Strong Enough to Travel.

Strong Enough to Travel.
ADMISSION, Ala. 0ct 5.-Mnior John l.. Ma
cumber. Surgeon. left hero tonight with
twenty-one members OF the Fourteenth New
York Regiment who were sick In the hospital
when the regiment went back to Brooklyn.
three weeks ago. preparatory TO being mus
tered out. but who are convnleseent now.
Frapcisco, Herbert, Collins. Francis j.. McCor:
mick. John Cassidy. Albert Rossbaok,, Fred
Noe. Thomss Ooomnes. Thomas Penneli. ieaac
Nichols. J, w. TieTney. g; 4. pemonde,S r.
Johnson. Jepes To9lig, Pa Clark. William
The party travels IN a special Pullman sleep.
or, aud is we'll provided with medicines and
behind three weeks ago died. Two returned
home last week and. two are left here nov, A.
Downs and +. Campbell. who are still too Ill TO
The sun., 1898-10-06
100 sisE soldiers to Go to Fort Thomas.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 5.-About one hundred
Siak soldisTa are 70 bO taken from the general
hoaDital here tomorrow and placed In the
regular army hospital at Fort Thomas. Men
who have typhoid fever will not be moved. The
object n moyinG these men u to tighten the
hoapital work so that the regimental nurses
There are now In the hospital 66A men. OF
which 22O have typhoid fever. There are now
only thirty-Savon cote empty.
The sun., 1898-10-06
FEemstips s0ala's COnasres with EnsIaaa.
Special osbIs D.sSstcA % FHu sus.

LONDON. Oct. 5.-ThA correspondent OF the
financial NsOS In Madrid learns that bank
ing company is TO be formed for the purpose OF
facilitating the commercial interests OF Spain
in England The name OF the new concern IL
to be the Anglo-6panish Banking Company.
Manchester which city 10 chiefly supposed to
furnish the eapitAl-Al. 100000 in Spanish
money--has Ciready subscribed 10 per cent. OF
the total amount
The sun., 1898-10-06
Jorsey Naval Reser1es ComlnE HOMO To.pay

The battalion Of the East Naval Reserves OF
New JERSEY which manned the auxiliary
cruiser Badger will arrive In Hoboksn from
the League Island Navy Yard today. ThOy
will reach Jersey City about $3.50 O'Clock In the
afternoon.
Upon arriving In Hoboken theY viii parade
TO Washington TO Garden. to Fourth otESet,
and thea board the Portsmouth. whore they
will bo mustered out Of sarvieo. A banquet
Will he given to the reserves IN the evening.
tallon N front Of the City Han.
The sun., 1898-10-06

champion trottinR stallion 10 destined to be q,
remarkable sire. The best sales followi
Ippetuoua 2,iB, blk. IN, 1899, by DICTATOR
EthslvyIn. by Harold; I'd 4, Upton. Ana; ~.
HsSdSsi. ". O.. iSei. By Drectuii.
,,sssa I's; - - S.;: -. s.7Sa
oPjetsssS' 9. Rsliii. iSsinssOS;: :..:.y. i.sSa
KSE Rene; "a 4, fiptos. xsPgosSS, Non. l!see
.s S$sSSS:Pshi S ~ s'@i; .an.@ a"Is:a Lose
BY George Wilkes J. y, Hnbingsr, Nav
MsnsIis. s:26N, pacin9, br. T.. ism. 6y orcio
HSrttora D.'"'p., Aaas ".,e I'D
The sun., 1898-10-06

WAanINaIoA IonEoAsT EoR IHURspAY.

For New England, showers. clearing and cooler Al
nlghtS brisk northWeatsrly winds dIminlshiRe.
Eer saItsFA ReV York, iAegsTs n early mVTta1 NJ
Io,Vsa bv fair; btfsk RoTOsSsrID s1inds SfintskGHa
For eastern PennsylyAnia. New Jersey. Delaware,
Maryland the District Of Columbia. and Virginia,
generally fAiri cooler Light nOrahWssteFly 10 noTh
erly winds.
For western New York. western PenusylyspiA and
Ohio. fairh cooler; fresh noFtherly winds
The sun., 1898-10-06
nowllnr Ga,nes To.Nlrht.

American National Tournament Glendale, Rose.
dale and Lotus At the Gerinania Assembly Rooms
AlleyB.
Arcade Hesdpla Tournament Black HAS, No. !.
Hack Bass No. 2 Black Bass No, q. HArmonte no. u
and Harmonic No, . At the Arcade Alleys.
brooklyn Royal AreAnuEa League IoutnaEAont-s
Gilbert COpnetl. Fern Oouneu aRd Weleonla o1uAeu
81 TTainoTO Alleya,
The sun., 1898-10-06

eighteen hole ionrsome. at match play. Tor two
SohsSlstioh prisSs: The paire VIII be formed
81 shs 6S ne S1G pSSy sS
cards. O. =, Watson and o. b. Thompsoa could
some som ty 81 ths csdSis boys Who SrS SSd Been In en-
gagged failed to appear. owing 70 the HSai ot Q
truant officer to keep the boys at their books.
80 that many OF the plRyers had to carry their
own elnbs In the morning. The consolation
The sun., 1898-10-06
The aiufh %. 9. Volant.

The sizfh .. .. voluntOers CominG Hsro.
cHAFrANoooA. Tenn. Oct. 6-Ths Sixth o.
8. yoiunteers. Col. Tyson. viii leave Chicks-
mnuga Tomorrow morning for New York.
whore the ,reGiInent win take transportation
The sun., 1898-10-06
Oal. Dusg on 8 EuEleueh.

siTfy-ninth New 7crf iefs to-day y to yspend q q
fuTloqgh n ten dave g home. sut.-oOL Don.
The sun., 1898-10-06

There vas time when critical Ale drinkers de-
spslred Of getting bottled ale free froLi drea and
Eysna" hefAuse Il u thv perfection Of brewing and
bottliRg,-AgS,
The sun., 1898-10-06
csn. LRWton's AIok Roport.
Do", T,1salNoToN. Oct. b.-ThS following sick re-
WI" vas received early this morning,

DsatSer cases, all binds, 70i total sieE, J.Gl.
6atmSIa43ttrS. 3tlS. yellow fever. Oct. 3; CoFpoTal
yoiuSta Calhoun, Company u, Filth U,1R.
Lyons ~, Infantry. dySentery, Oct. 4; Frank
lShtIv sksIp9n. EiRhth Illinois Volunteer IN
~" Vphold mal4rlAl feypT, Oct g.
LAHT0N, Major GenOEal."
The sun., 1898-10-06

BRi hereby authorize you to SiGn my nAmo to the
petition addressed to the Democratic and RspIbll.
can conventions. COPY Of which have received,
Mr.. Roots once has been kept busy IN re-
oeiving and asserting postal cards Up 10 the
present time the pames OF siGners to the num-
Der Of about 2 300 have been listed. and the listA
have not yet been completed
The sun., 1898-10-06
sr1IL TRRAsHIN0 REBELS.
spain Rep0rts Another vistSEy In the
Philippines.
sslsiaI Cable DslEalcA 3 TnH aUM.

MADRID, Oct. b.-Th0 uoVeTnment has re-
eeiyed o cable despatch from Governor Gem
sFal Rios saying that the insurgents In the
featsd. abandoning their guns and Gmmuni-
ton. The Spanish captured . number OF
prisoners.
The sun., 1898-10-06
PARIS PEACE OOArar1ssroM
Neh'sFo hioS Seat - AIaAEid q LOnE ne.
port Of Mondays DOinEs.

=, ASseiSl csbi' DsspaieA ts THa sUH.
unAio' Oct. b.-Aftor the adjournment Of
nt" mgaaNs session OF the Paris Peace Com
ths Un, S senor Aontsro Rios. President Of
ne ne Spanish Commission. teleRraphad Ia his
SSSOSserInment SSS Ien long report OF t6e plocsedinss I
I% SIonsaq.e aq.eSlhEing that the American Commis-
Shd sLs Wished Wished to deal with Porto Rico. Cuba
III Il, he W. philippines consecutiVely,
both % believed In political circles here that
nal. rHsoSpUern,ments are hoE acquainted with
lTeservsS seSsetye n,,;e aims. but have decided upon
lminArieS, u'eA IN tsBata 70 tue pre-
The sun., 1898-10-06

John z. Parsons.
klihu Root,
Shipman, LarocquO 4
Uhohte,
william Allen Butler,
Charles o. Beaman,
O. l., Biyes,
George W. Wickersham,
William D. HornbloWsr,
LeWis l.. Delafield,
Francis Lynde 6tetson,
ailAs b. Brownell,
TreedWell Cleveland,
Herbert d. Turner,
Opdyke, ,Willcox& Bristow,
Albert Btickney.
Franklin B, Lord.
George =. ButterWoTth,
HepTy w, Taft,
William Mitchell,
clifford A, Hand,
Mortimer o. yAddom0,
] Egerett ,, Wheeler,
George II. 1dams,
=, EIiery Anderson,
Peter B. Olney.
Frederic H. Beth.
W, O. 0ulliyer.
.EdUnrd o, PoriEin0.
William d, Btiger.
u. q. Ward,
Joseph Rettrstch,
Charles Bplkisy Hubbell,
Edmund Wetmore,
De(iroye 4 Rikor,
0eorgeW. Wingats,
Hugh I. Cole,
W. II. Rand, tr.,
DAILY, Hoyt l. Mason,
Qudin 4 Oakley,
Thopas ThAchor.
W. II. Barnum,
Hobbs a clifford,
David b. Ogden,
John Dewitt Warner.
Louis V. Bright.
Jamea @. Bergen,
Yanderpoel. Cummings I
Goodwin,
Stern 3 RushmorO.
Robert d. Benedict,
william HI. Hamilton,
q. y. waldo,
Francis Rorbea.
John TheAll,
Einstein 4 Townsend,
Newell Martin,
Charles W. Dayton,
Crane & Lockwood,
w. J. MoAllister,
Phillips 4 Avery,
John II. BoWeFa,
Joseph o. Levi.
Forster. HotAling&Klenke
John Brankenheimer,
Kpr1mAn 4 Franken-
Hawkins, Dslaasld 3
BturgeS,
8. I.achmAn.
HAYS, GreenbAum 4
Hershneld,
8. d. Lazy,
W. O. Orr,
Allen 4 Talmage,
Francis b. Chedsey,
]. Bleecker Miller.
Wolf, Kohn 4 UllInAn,
Andrew III. Clute.
Horace Anderson,
Charles II. Beckett,
Sidney Ward.
Y. II. Kelsey,
George O. Lay.
Charles W. Pieraon,
7. N. Brown,
James Armstrong.
James Mae9regor Smith,
James q. JAneWay,
Appleton J.. CLARK,
Frederic J. Middlebrook,
b. Aymar Sands.
The sun., 1898-10-06
AH'elaI calls DtsDateA 70 TaH Sun.

VIII Attempt to Hasten the Evacuation
OF Conquered Territories,
NJ SS'eIoI csLs DsspstcA 70 ruu svH.
ed.a aD' Oct. 5.-Ths Government has de-
,.S.. 20 make an attempt to accslerate the
sns..l siatlon OF the Spanish troops In the con-
49,. el territories In accordance With the DO.
"''O VI the American Commissioners.
The sun., 1898-10-06
WlthdEew durInE tIrst round !:

Peter Fletcher. 81. Andrews; A. Coppell. Engle
wood j. D. Bean, IakewOod; II. Anssl, England.
The sun., 1898-10-06

Warren and PP1sdway. A.1&g
Prince and Broadway
Thirty second and Broadway.
The sun., 1898-10-06

The drawings Tor the hrRt round IN the 81.
Apdrew's Cup match Will be made this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12
Spurious Bfummies.

Spurious mummies have from time to time been palmed off upon the pub. lie, and doubt arose ill Vienna mu. scum as to the validity of one daughter of the pharaohs in their collection. Il occurred to them, in view of the general hollowness of life, that the young lady might have been manufactured in Bir. mingham. So they turned the Roentger rays upon her and saw at once through the many folded wraps the amulets which the Egyptians placed upon the bosoms of their dead, thus proving the genuineness of their specimen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12

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 me reason so many failed to make this escoyery before is plain, because they have ~ nos followed the right principle. Balms, oa oaas'slns, Lotions, etc. never have tome '',see rs upon the skin, hence the failures.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12
The popular youngY9 man as


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12

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 The Misses Bell have just published +boir new book, "Secrets of Beauty This valuable work is free 10 all desiring if The book treats exhaustlyelya oi the ;mnortance of a good complexion; tells how woman may acquire beauty and keep it, Special chapters on the care ol the hair; how to have luxurlant grown harmless methods of making the halr pre- eorve it's natural beauty and color, even to eI odyanced age. Also instructions nov to han;sb snnerhuous hair from the iace' ,,anlr D''l, opd arms without injury to the skln. lrL;s I boolx will be mailed to any address on request. vxr.dorf,,J Conn nlexion Tonic free at parlors' ol o = o.4.a .. . fcost of packing and maillng) 10 'hose ~ " distance. ,.g,,o,;o;tad Al. dress q
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12
St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern.

National Assn Merchants and Tray elers. at Chicago. Nov. 20. Fare one and one-third round trip. Trans-M Mississippi ExoositIoD, June l to Nov. 1, at Omaha. Fare ronnd trip, $25.40.
 For further particulars call on or ad- dress, H. B. Mizell, Agent, Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-12

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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-10

T may as well know it." he says, land save making a wild goose chase"
 The widow, in anticipation of Mr. Browns visit to Chicago, had admon- ished him not to expect too much of of her. to which he is said to have written in areply: What l know of you I admire, and I see no reason why We can't grow fond of each other You say you are not beau tlful, for which am heartily thankful We have beautiful women enough here, but one can't trust them Gas rule) across the street. Mr Brown then refers to the case of Mrs. Brad bury, whom he scores for running away from her elegant Los Angeles home with "a good-for- nothing Eng lishman." We ought to tar and feath- CT him." he writes, "and spank her. She is typical Native Daughter" Again he assures the widow of his re- sponsibility, telling her that he values his holdings in lands and mining prop erty at several million dollars.
 MT. Brown went to Chicago in July and remained there about a month. during which period 1t is al- legged he was frequently in the society of Mrs. Humphrey, of whom he became very fond, and ac- cording to the widows story proposed marriage and was accepted. At the same time that Brown was making love