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FAnRH THAT COMPAIH nEmCUmE.

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ten whsa satsFina Il thRgaa4h tha miaeasan nIiF.
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n.. va. BATES. 1...a.AA. L.. vnas,

IS Before writing TO you I suffered
dreAAfully from painful msnsiruA-
ton. leueorrhGA and sore feeling IN
the lower part OF the bowelA Now my
friends want 70 know what makes me
look 20 we'll lido not hesitate one mln.
ute In telling them what has brought
about this great change. I cannot
praise Lydia Z PiEkhAm's Vegetable
Compound enough II l. the greatest
remedy Of the age"
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Chased By q Spanish war.h,p.

New York, June 27.-Captain Turner
Of the steamship Mayands, which arrived
here from Algiers with a cargo Of sulphur,
reports having been chased by a Spanish
Warship on June II, four days after she
had cleared from Algiers.
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ALL AROUND MARKET REPORT.
wheat oaS9aftSAs, WO0l Figures,
and the Price 81 PrOauee.

Following are the Spokane quotations
Wholesale prices are givsn unless other.
wise quoted:
Wheat at the warehouse Country
points: Club, bulk 45c, sacked 46e
bluesten, bulk 47e, sacked SOC. At Spo-
kane: Club, bulk soc. sacked 53e; blue
stem, bulk 53e, sacked Sc
Bariey-COuntry points T. o. b., T5@
soc per ewt
Oats-At Spokane, T. o. b., S2l@22
Rye-COuntTy points, { o. b., 81 per
cwt
FIOur-PeT barrel-Gold Drop, S425;
Big Loaf, S4-65; Banner, $500; Plan
sitter, $3.50; Superb, $425; Spokane, -
Snowflake, $4-25; whole wheat, S425;
rye, s.; graham, 81
Feed-Bran and shorts, SlI per ton
shorts, SIP; bran, SO; rolled barley, 80;
chicken feed, slSGl9.
Hay-Timothy, $3.50 per ton; baled
timothy, $3.50; wheat hay, %; cat hay,
81; alfalfa, $40.
Egg-RAneh, S52S@550.
COn-Whole, 81; cracked, "a
WOOl-Fins medium, 697e par ID; ne
olum, S9oe per ID
Produee-Fancy creamery butter, 4C
and cob tubs. gle per D: S, 10 and 20 4
tubs, Pc; prints, 22e; California butter
25@26e b; country butter in rolls, 2O@
23e per n; cooking butter, l6e; eastern
creamery, prints, 23e; cheese, twin, full
cream, l3@l4e; cheese, twin, skim milk
9l-2@IOe.
Va<,.s. hI.a poA.to.- ao<SEo. - -
cabbage, $50 per ewt: turnips, $3.50 per
ewt; eueumbers, $50 per dog; beets
s250@3 per ewt; onions, S2@2-5O PEI
ewt; beans, li@lae per ID.
Poultry-Chiekens, live weight lO6
lie per ID, dressed l26I3e: spring brOil
ers, $35O@4; turkeys, live lie lie,
dressed l2@l3e; spring ducks, dressed
$494-50 per doz,; geese, live lO@llc,
dressed l2@l2 lie.
Meats-Beef COWS, live e2S5G3lO peI
ewt; dressed $697; steers, live S2s5@
$50, dressed SS@s-50; hogs, live $4.5Od
AIS, dressed $6@6.5O; mutton, live "a
4l-2e, dressed s@s lie per ID; dressed
veal, 7@se per ID; lamb, II l-2 whole
sale.
Portland, June 27.-Wheat-Unchang
ed; WAlla Walla, 6O@6le; valley and
bluestem, Csc.
Tacoma, June 27.-N0 change in wheat
market; no quotations
AetAla.
San Francisco, June 27.-Silver bars,
IS lie; Mexican dollars, - I-4@46 "a.
lake eopPer-Quiet; brokers, Sll.75.
Lead-Dull: brokers, % 90.
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Five Thousand Prisoaer.-

Hong Kong, July 2s.-GeneTal Aguin-
aldo, according 20 letters brought from
Cavite by a German steamer, occupies
the mansion Of the governor Of Cavite,
but he will shortly move to linus to make
room for the American troops The IN
surgents have now 5000 prisoners. One
hundred and eighty-seyen OF the Spanish
wounded have been sent to Manila with
flag of truce BY permission of Admiral
Dewey.
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A Kansas man Is the owner Of a horal
freak in the shape Of q gsrsnium plan,
that Is more than IL feet high. II grew
nine feet In one season.
There 10 . holders strike ca At cIn.
cinnau
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Hoods sarsaparllla
Mooa's PllIs eal. all Nv. Ill. . s.a..

II is said that il has hasn dseided 10
have the entire country 81 the South
African Republie surveyed geoiogieally.
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RELIEF FROM PAIN.
Women Everywhere Express thar
Gratitude 70 Mrs PinkhAm-

Esg9- U. - " ALDEN. ua1DS@. un-- SftSnsa
"DEAR Mas PISKBAA:-Be Before tax
ing your medicine. life was . burden
70 me I never saw 4 well day Al
my monthly period suffered untold
misery. and . great deal Of the time I
was troubled with = severe pain 10 my
side Before finishing the hrAi bottle
OF your Vegetable Compound ! eoasd
tell il was doing me good continued
its use. also used the Liver Pilia and
sanAtive Wash. and have been greatly
helped ] would like 10 have you Use
my letter for the benesi Of oshera"
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~an Ffunrt@-o. Juns N The steamer
NlAUr'ia rvp.ats that "a Jnn-. q = hsu
a. mil-s Iui. siir II ilahoiuip .hr sg-,l
tbs steamer china. under fail had %
steam. The agSt day, whsn ~ miles
irum lionalulu .he ,ignalls,l the Z1ulsn
liza. Senator AMI Ioioa. all IN a bahrh
AMI sooa Aftsraar the n~lgs. also
bound FOR iIonplulu. Va. sPlAsn
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The debris left from coral made into
articles Of je~elry, etc. il crushed, scent
ed and sold a. a tOOth powder at a high
price BY Italian perfumsrA
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M.n,l. Rebel. Like Germans.

Manila, Philippines, June - tviA Hong
Kong, June 2sl.-The SpAniArds claim to
have driven the rebels back, but really
the position IS unchanged Tns arrival Of
the American troops is awaited, and thry
are expected today. The Spanish OutPOsts
have prepared to retire promptly to the
walled city, and will probably make only
a nominal resistance.
II is alleged the insurgents dislike the
Americans and favor German protection
Five German varships are here The
SpAniArds continue their nightly fusil-
lAde, but the volunteers decline 10 60 70
the trenches, while many Of the regulars
are idling about the town Thousands Of
trees in the vicinity of the citadel have
been cut down, but the botanical gardens
remain All food is held at famine prices
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3D. LAnense1Rs ono. wrtReDI
DEAR Ma PixKHAH;-For two
years was troubled with what the
local physicians told me WAS InaAmmA-
ton Of the womb. Every month ! Sai.
fered terribly. had taken enough
medicine from the doctors 10 cure any.
one. but obtained relief for = short
time only. AtlAst concluded 10 write
10 you in regard TO my case. and can
say that by following your advice am
now pefeetly well"
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TAs Independent whlshsy aissIiiariss
have combined and wtli be known ~ he
standard Co. capital t1leaeoa
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In Gerrnany P<ru1hAs 81 AyaEOe~a b
sal 10 b< NAKED uitA sassoas ariaks. -
order to give tAsa The mslisw aavos u
age.
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Yer iaas aaA ehSRs DISEASES fasSs Esae
Ia ths beat aaesIIetas &c hasr aszsi. --hEA
J. l. NsfghragE Wtntssf Oct. cahAaA-
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BFiekiaysrs Ualon ~ PhiiaAslphia
has pat lnto eject the rule u q senln
an boar. siSht h0aFs . aAy. Ana hall
halliday on saturdays
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THE LANDING OF THE TROOPS.



Washington, june a6.-The following
has been received here;
playa del Este. Adiatant General,
Washington; Baiquiri Jana 2a-we
had q very fine voyage. We lost less
than 50 animals. six OF eight today. Lost
more putting them through the surf to
land than On thu transports The CON-
mand ii as healthy as when we left.
Eighty men are siek. The only deaths
were two men droUned in landing. The
landing was dificult. The coast Is quite
similar to that in the vicinity Of San
Francisco and covered with . dense
growth Of bushes. The landing at Bal
quiri was nnOPposed An points occupied
BY the Spanish troops were heavily bonn
hardea BY the navy to clear them out. l
sent troops toward Santiago and occupied
Jurag0a City, q naturally strong place.
this morning, the Spanish troops retreat
ing rs soon a. our advance was known.
l had no mounted troops or could have
captured them. about COO all told There
Is . railroad from there in. have cars
and an engine in my possession. With
the assistance at the navy disemhaTked
6OoO yesterday and - many more today.
i viii get all the troops OF Tomorrow, in
Guiding the light artillery and q greater
portion Of the pack train. probably all Of
it, with sOne Of the wagons The ami
mails have % be jumped 70 the water and
t0Wed ashore.
Il had . consultation with Generals
Garcia, Rabi and Castillo at p, M on
I the aOth. % miles west Of Santiago
These officers were unanimously Of the
opinion that the landing should be made
east of Santiago l had come 10 the
same conclusion General Garcia PrOmis-
e. to john me at Juragua City tomorrow
with between 800 and 1000 men, who
viii be brought from west of Santiago
by ships Of the navy 10 JurAguA City and
I there disemharked. This viii give me
between 1000 and 5000 Cahans and leave
I 1000 under General Rabi to threaten San
tiAgO frUm the west
The assistance Of the navy has been
Of the greatest benefit and enthusiastical-
~ given Without them l could not
have landed in 10 days and perhaps not
at ali, ~ believe would have had to
lose bOAts in the surf. l want nothing.
The weather has been good Prospects
are for fair weather. SHAFTER,
major General U. s., Commanding.
Dead Net MstiIased.
Washington, June 25.-In response 70
= Telegram from the navy department re
question information conserving the al
legged mutilAtiOn of the bodies OF the
marines killed near Guantanamo. Ad.
miral Sampson has wired Secretary Long
as follows.
playa del Este, June 2L-Replying %
your dispatch l have TO report that a
careful investigation has been made and
it Is reported TO me that apparent mu-
tihtiOn was probably due TO the effect
Of small ealiber bullets fired at short
range, and 1 withdraw the charge o.
mutilation. SAMSON"
SPaIn'a Aeeoant Of Fight
Madrid, June 25.-An Official dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba has been received
|. saying that General Lnares' column wa.
|, attacked on the heights Of Seville BY III.
|. American soldiers and a band Of insarg
entA The dispatch says:
, The enemy was repulsed with Seriou.
losses The Speniards had seven killeC
and q wounded, including three Of
/ fieer&"
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Taronts psfhtssp hay~ Haaas = ssaAzA
far III eixht hssaF ear
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SQUADRON GOING TO sPAIH.
exps~t te start On the GlsrtSSs
FsuFth-

Washington, June She admlnisifa-
tion Yesterday finally cAme 10 decis,oh
10 send an American sqaAdFoa TO the
Suanish coast and into the Me'iitsria'
p-an. Several times since the war broke
ont r,uors "a this efIert have beea cir
eulated. but the prOject hAd not matsFi-
alfred. Il required the Spanish move
ment ,ou ard the Philippines by CamAIa ;
-,uadren 10 decide the navy Department
90 adopt this bald stroke.
This first announcement, through
bulletin posted at the NaT department. OF
the governments ihtenIion, MAS received
wish incredulny. There Nas suspicion
that the story vas hoktsd To deceive the
Spanish government. However, Sheh
later the detail IT the vessels selected 10
constitute Commodore Wxtson's eastern
squadron was announced, and offietAl OF
ders acre given To provision the fleet iof
four months, it became apparent to the
last dcubter that the government was IN
earnest in its ParPose to dispatch the
fieys to EurVpe.
The three vessels selected as eoliisrs
have started already On their way to
I Newtort News TO take On a Large supply
Of e,Al. Ii will require week to se'
them down to Simpsons heet. - that II
I the starr II 10 be made ffosn that point Il
viii be impossible for C"aAnSosiore Wat
sbn to grt away before the 9Th Of July
/ This would ssem 60 be an Au4yies0as date
I for the beginning Il an exPesitioH that
will, for the hrst time In the worlds his-
tory, start from the neN auEll to attack
continental Europe.
Mast to cheek CaHAFa-
B No attesupt is made to deny THAT ths
government is inaurnrs,l in ordering tht'
mo, rtnrnt b. de7ssgr Ia garsk the prog
rs--s eastward Il the Caiix hrs-t. IL Wai
not believed that the Spanish admir-
suull b- guilty IT the IDLY Of answering
hi, 90 n hosns port. in this fashion, bal
inA,much =. be serEns dstrrfHihsSl 10 &
~, the naval stra teaast. could not do lss'
than take advantage IT the HAagaihseE
opportunity thu. Afforded then tn str,k'
a crushing blos at spain. AMI th~rsbl
save perhaps B,arh time and le-sa u iit
ansl Hiotlry In the eonduet u the tsNlho&i
campaign in Cuba.
Win me- Th<Fe sssa.
Cotbn,siore Wa,.on -hoii4 reach Ad
niiral sampson BY thursday naotnisg. q
perhaps earlier. sc the Nrwark. hAvts
b~rn extensively repaired. h h0s a SSH
sar,hip. The oP~ratlsns bstbs- saHsisg
are u character that win aamtt u Ell
pleynartt 10 the h~st advantage 81 u
big monitors iar bSmhArdlng parIe-,
ami ,1iiAn cruiser. AMI gunb.aats bia~i
AIDING Ser-rl.. r1ae start all be MAJ
trnsn OF santiago Just a. ~on ~ d
-luadron csn De- g0atrn Tvsiy AMI thi
fortunately, owing 10 the c'snPletene-s
the laval mobilization. all b. Ia a sbal
time
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ne gum tres Of Victoria are the tall
sst trees in the world They average 300
feet high.
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aIFTER READY FOR BATTLE
cAHARD or sCHIEYs DEATH
GeaeFal wheeler RePsrts Rattle
Praises 0mA-era and men-R~nae
Msvinx e santiago via over
Eaxht TAoasaAa sa~a-DslRAia An-
Imr<a IN CsllasseA-

LAwt0ais Headquarters. Five Miles East
a SAafiAeo. WEDNESDAY Evening, june
-, via KingstOn. June S0-The Americas
troops spent yesterday in feeling for the
enemy. otherwise called ~enNging in
rerunnoissanerS." General SKATER in PER
sea, with = small escort, went almos;
10 CAnsy, SNAIL tOSn Eve miles north
east 81 Santiago
Geaeral Wheeler has made his ofheal
report to General SKATER Of what i
known as the battle OF SIhoney. Al the
essential facts Of the battle have heen
previously fully covered in the dispatches
On the actual hattie, Wheeler says:
General Young and myself examined
the position Of the enemy. Lines were
depl0yed and l directed him 10 open IRE
With the HotehkiSs guns. The enemy re
Piled and the firing hreAme general Cel-
en<l Wood had dePlOyed his right nearly
reaching the left Of the regulars For
an hour the kght was very warm, the en-
envy being very lavish in expanding am
munition- Finally the enemy gave MAY
and retreated rapiily. We allowed them
over the line, keeping ehCse upon them
but our men being physically exhausted
By bOth their exertions and the great heA.
were incapable Of maintaining the Pur-
salt can not speak too highly Of the
gallant and excellent conduct Of the OH
Gers and men throughout my command
GenerAl YoOng deserves especial eomnaen-
dAtion for his cod, deliberate and skill
full management
Report Of SehleyAs Death
kingston Jamaica, June 29.-The Span,
ish consul here has received eAblegraEn
from Santiago de Cuba asserting that thG
United States armored cruiser BuOoklyu
has been struck by Spanish shell, which
sank the vessel and killed COmmSslorS
Sehley and - seamen-
The consul really believes the news"
and the SFAniAras all over the city an
drinking champagne and reiOieiRg-
Il has also been reported to the Span
ish eOaSal frOm Santiago that an immenss
mine has been laid that viii blow up thu
American army when it enters the city
The Dolphin Was Damaged
Washington June 3o-Seeretary Lon.
has received word from Commodore Re
ney at Key West that the flagship New
ark, with Commodore Watson on boa ri
has been in q collision with the Dolphin
The Newark was uninjured. but the Dol
phin sustained considerable damage Sh
IS now on her way north TO drydoek- y,
details are ObtAinable-
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AUGUSTA WAITING ron HKIP
spani.A staa<@<.s 81 The sssuasaeu
az manila

Madrid, june Sa-The government has
received the Bsllowing dispatch froan Cap
tain GeneEal August. dated fron Manila
On Juna -.
-The situation IS stin As grave as ever.
I continue 70 maintain my position in
side the line Of bloekAo1ses. bat the enc
my is increasing in numbers. - the rSosls
occupy the provinces. Which are sarea-
deEing. TerTentiAl rains are inundating
the sntrenehmeHts, rendering the work
cf defense difkealt- The number Of sick
among the trOOPs Is Increasing, making
the situation distressing and causing in
creased desertioas Of the native soldiers
1T Is estimated that the Insurgents
number $1,000 armed with rifles. and lOos-
90 armed vita swords. etc Aguinaldo
has summoned me 10 surrender, but |
have treated his proposals with disaAin.
for am resolved 30 maintain the honor
Of Spain and the Spanish Tag to the last
extremity. / have over loo sick and loo
wounded. The citadel has been invaded
BY the suburban Inhabitants. who have
ahAnaoned tAeir homes, owing to the
harbarity Of the rebels These inhabi-
tants constitute an embarrassment, ag-
grayating the situation in view of the
benhardment, which, however, IS not ser
lousy apPreAeDaed for the moment
The governor Of the VizeAyas and
MindanAO Islands cables that he has de-
feated the insurgents in an engagement
during which Chief Areo, AguinaldO's rep
resentative, was killed He adds that
tranquility nov prevails through the>e
islAnds and he further Asserts that the
principal Malay chiefs Of the MindAnaO
group declared they would fight On the
side Of Spain against the invaders
Rebel Saee..~s-
According to our advises the emissAr'
les sent to seek General MOret's column
Of 1000 men are returning after q fruit
less search
Captain General Augustus family i
in the hands of the insurgents General
Penal, with loco soldiers, has returned
His soldiers joined the Insurgents A
majority Of the detaehments in the island
of LuDon have surrendered owing to Lack
Of food, though some succeeded in escAP
ing.
Numerous SPaniArlAs, including thu
governors Of Bantanga, LAg-nA and Bal
acan have taken refuge at Cavite- III,
rebels who are besieging Manila, exceed
5000 men The city is completely $50
lated and the arrival Of the Spanish
squadron Is anxiously awaited, for th'
position OF Manila is untenAble- Small
rebA craft navigate the bay conveying
prisoners to Cayite-'
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Printers wsrs on ssriks on thu ~
Louis Star three weeks asa uss cot.
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YouNeedIt

Aud because Of that need i = your duty
Won NAV enjoy the good health L viii
give. III you are tFoHbled with any dis
ease that Is caused or prqmatea ~ impure
blood, Hoods haFsapAnlle VIII care yea.
IA has 4 record ~ wonderful cures un.
sauaIea by amy other medicine. Try &
bottle nov and realise il gEsat taning and
strengthening power.
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SAMPSON CAN GET SHIPS IN.
HobsOn Jailed to Cork the Bottle
Rewards and Thanks.

=. 81.
New iork' june "a dispatch to the
Herald irom Fort ANTONIO says;
"hile the dynamite cruiser NesuVIus
was making observations along the inner
haroor OF Santiago few nights ago, am
pie evidence was discovered that the
sunken eoiiier heTr1mae does not COM
Pieteiy blockade the channel
further information develops the fact
tnat Two battieshlPs can enter the haTbor
ABREAST one passing on each side OF the
Nernmac. This will Be OF great sdvan-
tage 70 sampson when the final attack on
santiago begins
Lieutenant hobson and his men are
sui IN communication with the feet
there Is little prospect that they viii be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
She APPEALED.
Miss WaIdron Found Guilty Of Steal
ing a Gold Watch.
East Providence School Teacher Before The
Court al Boston Again.

Miss Frances III. Waldron. the young
school mistress Of East Providence. who
attempted 10 commit suicide by taking
carbolic acid i'm a cell i'm the East Bos-
ton police station while under arrest
on the charge of stealing a number of
dresses and other wearing apparel from
Miss Clara B. George. and whose tes-
tlmony before Judge Emmons created
such sensation in the court by declar-
ing lhat some woman had stolen tho
articles and placed them i'm her trunk
the name of whom she resolutely re-
FUSED TO divulge, was brought into
court at Boston this morning.
A new charge was brought against
Miss Waldron, that OF stealing a gold
watch from Charles Kendrick. who
lived in the same house with Miss
George. Miss Waldron pleaded not
guilty. Mr.. Kendrick said that he re-
ceived the watch back Monday from "A
man he did not know
ON the first count Judge Emmons
found her not guilty, because she was
tf1ed Tor the same offence before and
acquitted. on the second count. that
OF receiving stolen property, he found
her not guilty because she received
the dresses in South Boston, and that
was beyond his Jurisdiction. For the
larceny OF the watch he sentenced her
10 SIX months i'm the house of correc-
tlon She appealed and was held i'm
5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
STABBED IN THE CHEEK.
0sIsestC Cut by Ms father-in-law TeIa on At
wells Avenue TodavI

On Atwells avenue today during the
noon hour an Italian cutting affray oc-
CURED i'm which son-in-law of Micheal
Tella was made TO feel the steel of the
latter.
The victim Is Antonio Delaesto. a bar
tender at Cappelli's saloon on Spruce
street. Delsesto and his wife have not
lived together for some time and the
woman with her two children have been
sheltered by her father PARENTAL feel
ings have. however. at times cropped
out in Delsestos' bosom. and he has
taken opportunity to see his children.
He went to Tellas house a week or so
ago with Policeman King and was re-
fused sight VI the children.
This morning he saw his wife and
children enter a store on Atwelrs ave-
nue. and followed them in. He picked
up one of the children to fondle H. when
Tella entered. and, noting the child i'm
It's fathers arms, became wildly ex-
asperated and whipping out large
knife stabbed Delsesto i'm the cheek
making an ugly wound The father
dropped the child and cried out with
pain, and Tella made a rapid exit. He
was followed by Officers King and Gif-
ford, who had been attracted 10 the
place by the crowd and they succeeded
in arresting him on Tefft street later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20

events, the publisher or Inis paper kept
many OF Gibson's pictures till long after
the Gibson girl had become necessity to
Life's every issue, and then ran them out
I'm driblets. Some OF Gibson's friends have
said that this was done out Of spite, just
To show the public that Llfe's star artist
had done some mighty bad drawing I'm his
time, but Gibson has never said much
about it so far rs l have heard And no
has never needed TO- either, for his place
is and was then too well. won To stand i'm
the least danger from any such cause.
Are Gibson's Pictures Good Arts
There are a lot of critics who declare TO
this day that Gibson's pictures are not
good art In spite of their vogue. Maybe
the critics are right, but the public doesn't
agree with them. And the old saw about
success being the best test is as true OF pic
turos as II IL cf anything else.
DEXTER MARSHALL