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The times., 1898-06-21
ATTENTION. COMRADES!

POTOMAC POST, IL. DEPT. OF THE PoTo-
MAC, G.. A. r.. Excursion to RIVER VIEW,
Wednesday, June %. by Ladies of Potomac Corps
Auxiliary. All comrades OF the Post please at
tend without further notice By order, j. R.
HAYES NJ d Cnmnander. Ii
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rors-Baltimore, A. Wild pitches-Dam-
man, 2. Passed ball-Vaughn. Umpires-
Snyder and Connolly. Time-2 hours.
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.,
SPECIALIST

In obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the sciencs
Of obstetrics from the University Of Munich Ba-
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Office hours 8 10 p m. 619 Pa. ave. NV Metro
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PIRATES PEAT GIANTS.
kiIIen Was Effective, While sey-
mour Was Easy.

Pittsburg. June 2o.-seymour was hit at
opportune moments today and was
wretchedIy supported by the visitors. Kill
len pitched a clever game The score:
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M M {. THEO,

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business. love and family affairs; reunites the
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AT Milkesharre-

Wilkesbarre .......2OO2O1O o-10
Toronto ............5 0 0 3 0 oil o. 0 0-l0
Game forfeited to Wilkesbarre-9 to O.
because Toronto refused 10 continue. Bat
teries-Patten and Smith; Lampe and
Lippe.
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PROF. CLIFFORD.

suit him on business. love and marriage; to o;
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gives luck, and spells taken Of 12Z3 2 F
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present and future; readings, 25c- STOREs
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engage competent tutor who Will make
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Address P. o. BOX 513. my2G-1m-am
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BROWNS BEATEN.

Phillies Land on Esper for Twenty
one Safeties.
ST. Louis, June 20.-The Phillies out
played the Browns at every point today
and also had better luck The score:
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Fraser. Umpires-McDermott and O'Day.
Time-1 hour and SO minutes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Gnmes Yesterday.

At Providence r. II. E.
Providence .........0 O05O301G % II 5
Buffalo ..............0 0 0 O OIL 2 0-3 8 3
Batteries-Egan and Coogan; Horton
and Diggins.
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PROF. CLAY.

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IT WAS AN EASY VICTORY
COloneIS Solve Weyhing'S Curves
for Fifteen Safe Hits.
FRASER WAS INVlNCIBLE

ahe Senator'S Secure Only Four Sim
giles OF the Louisville Twirler,
Who Struck Ont Seven Men-Rietz,
MrfnIey. and Myers Pull on Rank
ErrOrs-An Uninteresting Game.
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WELL, HE Is 4 MEAN FELLOW if he would not
tell you where he got such a fine customs
made suit little worn, for such a trife; We have
lots OF others. Call and see them; one price.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 ST ie2l-7t
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lounges, S2-b0; refrigeratoTs and gasoline
stoves. parlor and bedroom suites 81 per week;
cheap cash and credit. REDMOND. 313 7th
ST. NV. ocS0-tfem
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BUY WHAT YOU WANT, pay what you wish.
settle the rest when most convenient; that's
four new credit way in nutshell; hundreds
and hundreds Of good chances 10 save during
our Great Improvement sale. SAMUEL FRIED
LANDER. Successor to New York Clothing House,
81 eth NV. ie20-tf-em
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FOR SALE-AIl kinds of dress goods silks. satins
bedspreads, table covers, mems clothing etc
weekly payments; drop postal JOSEPH CAIN.
30 1-2 NV, and | will call. ieIS9t-ern
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Games Today.

Games Today.
WASHINGTON AT LOUISVILLE.
NEW YORK AT PITTSBURG-
PHILADELPHIA AT ST. LOUIS.
BOSTON AT CHICAGO.
BALTIMORE AT CINCINNATI.
BROOKLYN AT CLEVELAND.
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FOR SALE-Diamond ring and gents double
case gold watch Wsltham movement COR
CORAN. 92s F St.. Room 26. ieI9-st
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FOR SALE-Handsome parlor organ: elegant wal.
nut extension table; oak roIi-top desk: baby
carriage and gas stove; all good as new. 1876 eth
ST. NV. ielS-gt-e
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Games Yesterday
LOUISVILLE. 6; WASHINGTON, !.
CHICAGO 5; BOSTON. 4.
BALTIMORE. II; CINCINNATI, ..
BROOKLYN. :; CLEVELAND. 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Il; ST. LOUIS, 2.
PITTsBURG, 9; NEW YORK, ..
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chair. surgical instruments medical library
electric battery. clocks bookcase, window avn
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rooms 525 10th ST., down stairs. je19-st
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NV. ie7-lm
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r. H. E.
AT Svracuse-

At Syracuse r. H. E.
Syracuse ........41100010 1907 s l
Montreal ............0 0 0 0 0 o o o IL 5 2
-Mullarkey and Lake; Miner
and Smink.
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AUSTIN'S AND SPRATT'S DOG CANES; Glover's
dog medicines; pamphlet on dogs and bird
diseases free: birds mounted by expert taxider-
mists. SCHNfD'S BIRD STORE. 712 18th St.
NV mh25-tf-em
The herald., 1898-06-01
partment today to run the trip on Fridty
In Puget sound.
A GERMAN CAPTAIN
May Aid the spaniards If he Reaches
Port


NEW YORK, May 31-A dispatch to the
World from Port au Prince, Hayti, says:
The German steamer Schleswig. which
left Gonaives on the 18th for Kingston with
coal for the United States government.
was to return to Gonaives on Monday. AS
nothing has been heard here from her for
nearly fortnight it is feared that she has
been captured.
The Schleswig left Philadelphia May 10
with a load Of coal, came to New York for
additional cargo and sailed from here May
IL for the West Indies. She unloaded her
coal at Kingston and sailed from there for
New York May 20. but without a bill of
health.
Her master, Captain Aarhuud, is said to
have made himself very offensive to the
Americans in Jamaica by his pro-Spanish
press dispatch, that he would help the
Spanish whenever he could. He threatened
to look up Spanish ships outside and sigma!
to them that the auxiliary cruiser Harvard
was in Kingston harbor.
The American Consul heard of this threat
and when Captain Aarhuud applied for a
bill of health Saturday after the hour for
closing the Consul did not feel disposed to
reopen the Consulate to help Aarhuud as
papers.
The Schleswig sailed at daylight Sunday
without the papers and will be subject to
a heavy fine upon reaching an American
port.
The herald., 1898-06-01
SPANS FLEET AT CADIZ
FAILS TO BRIGHTEN THE NAVY
OFFICIALS
Vessels Are Mostly Disabled-Spanish
Engineers Could Not Run Them
Under Any Circumstances

WASHINGTON, May 31.-The frequent
reports from Spain, through other coun-
tries, to the effect that a formidable fleet
is being prepared at Cadiz to sail for the
West Indies in aid of Cervera cause little
apprehension here. Naval officers, through
private means of communication, have
pretty well satisfied themselves that the
Cadiz fleet is paper fleet. In other words,
its offensive power is altogether illusory.
More than half of the war vessels whose
names appear SO frequently in the press
dispatches as formidable war craft are
of antiquated type and in a state of dis
order. The old Numancia is an example
She is rated as a battleship of the first
class. In her day she was a battleship,
but she is not turret nor a sponsor, and
would be little more than sport for o
modern ironclad. In addition to being an
tiquated, most Of these vessels are broken
down in engines and boilers. In their reck-
less disregard of the simplest precautions
for the preservation of the complex ma
chinery of warship the Spaniards are
excelled by no people, and 1t is well known
that they have been obliged to hire British
engineers to run their engines whenever
they did run. There are some vessels, al
though a very few, at Cadiz, of modern
type, but they are not numerous nor pow
erful enough to give our navy any serious
concern.
OF course it is not to be understood from
this that our naval officers are neglecting
to take precautions against surprise at
Santiago. They have thrown scouts we'll
out to the east end of Cuba. so that they
may receive quick notice II any of the
Cadiz fleet was foolish enough to have
started day or two ago for the West In
dies, as is now reported from Europe.
The report that the pope has addressed
himself to President Mckinley directly in
an effort to bring about peace between the
United States ana Spain proves upon in
vestigation to be groundless. 1t is not be-
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SPANISH TROOPS
To Be Sent to Manila When Ships Are
Ready

NEW YORK, May 31-A dispatch to the
World from Lisbon says:
The Spaniards are sending troops from
all the provinces to Cadiz and Algeirceras.
The intention is said to be to dispatch
these soldiers to the Philippines as soon
as the squadron is ready to convoy them.
1t appears that no squadron can be dis
patched for week or more, as all the
warships are short Of ammunition and
some of them have not even mounted guns
In the northern provinces of Spain, the
Carlist organs are telling the people that
inasmuch as Admiral Dewey attacked Ma
Mia with petroleum bombs. and as the
Americans lombard Spanish towns with
out warning the Inhabitants Spain has
asserted her rights to issue letters of
marque.
Portuguese people are very much in
favor of Spain in the present war They
have gone out of their way to aid her. At
the instance of the Spanish Consul here,
they sent back Spanish deserters who had
entered Portuguese territory and are now
sending troops to the frontier to prevent
the entrance of any more. They exercise
great caution in transmitting kilograms
and letters for England and for the con-
tinent generally. assuming that there must
be something important in every telegram
sent to London.
The herald., 1898-06-01
SHIPS SIGHTED
All American Vessels Supposed to Be
Elsewhere

CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti. May 81, II am.
The Haytien dispatch gunboat Capers
La Morte, which arrived here from Port
au-Prince at o'clock this morning, hav-
ing the Minister of Public Works on board,
seems to have sighted five American war;
ships while passing the Mole st. Nicholas
yesterday afternoon. The correspondent
here of the Associated Press has just in
terviewed the officers of the Capers La
Morte and learns that about o'clock yes
terday afternoon when the gunboat was
abreast of the mole. Columns of black
smoke were espied east by north from the
bridge. The ships were about 10 miles dis
tant and their hulls could not be fairly
made out, but all appearances indicated
that the vessels wers Of great tonnage
The fleet seemed to be making northward
with all speed past the Eastern end of
Cuba, and while the officers Of the gum
boat were observing the vessels they were
gradually lost to view behind the protrud-
ing outlines of Cape Maysi. 1t is hardly to
be doubted that the ships sighted were
American war vessels.
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PASSED ASTERN
The Supposed Spaniard Could Not Be
Identified

NEW YORK, May 31.-A special to the
World from Halifax, N. s., says:
The British battleship Renown has just
arrived here from Bermuda with story
Of chase at sea by strange steamer.
She left Bermuda Saturday at 1880 p. M,
and steamed fast. Yesterday about II 80
o'clock, the smoke Of steamer was seen
several miles astern. The vessel gradually
gained upon the battleship until thu
stranger could be seen plainly outlined on
the horizon. She was apparently pursu-
ing the battleship.
The latter was blowing along at 15-
knot speed, but the stranger continued to
gain. She slowed down when within G.
short distance of the battleship and passed
astern to the westward. The steamer did
not show her colors. She was a schooner
rugged with two tunnels.
Those ON the Renown thought she was an
auxiliary cruiser. She was large and
very fast.
The rest of the British North American
squadron will cruise in the West indies
all summer.
The officers of the Rerown say that the
defeat and humiliation of the Spanish
fleets is only question of time.
The herald., 1898-06-01
INDEX
TO TELEoRAPHIC NEWS

1. The story of the cutting Of the ca 4
+ bles at Cienfuegos told again, to show 4
+ the stuff Uncle Sans navy is made of. 4
+ Gen. Merritt preparing to take all 4
r available regulars to Manila; Califor- 4
+ MIA volunteers likely to be sent to sta 4
+ lions in Arizona, where the Apaches 4
+ threaten. 4
+ The navy department has received 4
+ no news of battle at Santiago, and 4
+ expects none for two or three days to 4
+ come; troops are to be sent to occupy 4
+ the province, which is peculiarly well 4
+ situated for the relief of starving Gu 4
+ bans. 4
+ Sickness on board the cruiser Bos- 4
+ ton at Cavite ascribed to poison adj 4
+ ministered by Spaniards: the rebel 4
+ general Aguinaldo, massing his troops 4
r to aid the Americans; his men armed 4
r with rifles captured from the Spanish. 4
r The fiilbustering steamer Florida 4
+ lands men and munitions on Cuban soil 4
+ and found no difficulty in locating the 4
+ insurgents who met the steamer with 4
r brass band. 1
+ Treasury department officials de- 4
+ eide to collect revenues in the Philip 4
r pines according to the old schedules, 4
+ except that no favors will be given to I
r the churches and the various holy Or 4
1. ders. 4
+ The day in the senate devoted to Ha- 4
+ waiian annexation and speeches in ia 4
+ vor of bond issues; no progress Is made I
r with the war revenue bill. 4
i, Intense activity is shown in army I
+ and navy circles as the result Of the !
+ orders to advance; 1t is believed that 4
r Porto Rico will be captured before Ha- 4
+ vana Is taken, in order to guard against I.
+ too early retreat by Spain. !
+ Anti-Spanish campaign plans include 4
+ immediate capture of Porto Rico, and 4
+ an early advance on Santiago. 4
+ Merritt's instructions concerning the 4
+ government of the Philippines give /
!. him wide discretion, and aim simply .
+ to secure good government. /
+ The president has made up his mind /
+ as to terms which Spain must accept 1
1. to obtain peace; Cuba must be made 4
+ free and Porto Rico must be turned 1
+ over to the United States; the fate 4
i. of the Philippines has not yet been 4
r fully decided on. 4
4, f. r r. + + ~ r r r r. r r r r !. + ~.
The herald., 1898-06-01
ON THE TURF
Winners Of Races Run on the Eastern
Tracks

Winners of Races Run on the Eastern
Tracks
CINCINNATI, May 31.-Weather fine:
track fast. Results.
Five furlongs-Flavius won, Mayme M.
second, Press Kimball third. Time, 1:O31a.
Seven furlongs-Maggie S. won, Miss
Ross second second, Ray H. third. Time,
1:2S%.
Five furlongs-Peter Sterling won, Leila
Murray second, Piccolla third. Time,
1:OSA.
One mile-virgie o. won, Komuraski sec
ond, Miss Francis third. Time, 1:43A.
Mile and 70 yards-Smon W.. won, Boan-
erges second, Skylark third. Time. LAS.
Seven furlongs-Brighton won, Kitty d.
second, Harry Gaens third. Time. 1:17h.
At st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, May S1.-Track fast; wealth
err pleasant. Results:
Five furlongs-Trebot won, Montesano
second, Miss Lizzie third. Time, 1:O3.
Five furlongs-Dolly Regent won DR..
Sam second, O'Connor third. Time, 1903.
Mile and 20 yards-Imp. Skate won, Ed
Farrell second. Judge Steadman third.
Time, 1:431s.
second, Gold Band third Time, 1:271s.
Five and a half furlongs-J. H. C. won.
Jim Lsle second, st. Augustine third.
Time, 1:0911.
One mile-Oninoor won Montedonico Sec
ond, Bishop Reed third. Time, 1:411s.
At Chicago
CHICAGO, May S1.-Harlem results:
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Mizzoura
second. Defender II third. Time, 1:O41i
Six furlongs-Skilman won, Elsie Bram-
BILE second, Czarowitz third. Time, 1:171a.
One mile-Bonito won, Florinza second.
Bounding third Time, las.
Half MISUNDERSTANDING won, Santello sec
ond Havil third. Time 0:49%.
Mile and so yards-Sutton won, Banquo
II second, Sunburst third. Time, 80.
Sir furlongs-Mark Wayman won, Mile
M. second, Cherry Flame third. Time,
1:161h.
The herald., 1898-06-01
He was Dependent

BYRON, CAL, May s1.-Parker 8. Wilson
committed suicide here today. DespoaA-
ency was the cause
The herald., 1898-06-01
Wholesale Murder

LONDON. May S1.-Frederick Hall,
crate-maker living at Burslem, the prin-
cipal town in the district called 1.-THE Pot
teres," in Staffordshire, this morning
murdered his wife and five children with
bill hook and then committed suicide by
cutting his throat. 1t is supposed that the
man had suddenly become insane
The herald., 1898-06-01
The Arctic Fleet

SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.-The present
season will prove unusually late for ship
ping in Boring sea, according to advices
brought down today from Oonalaska by the
schooner w. F. Jewett. 1t is also reported
that navigation on the Yukon will not be
open until some time in July, and that ships
will not be able to land at st. Michael before
July /.
The herald., 1898-06-01
Red Cross Work

vACAvILLE, May Stat a meeting In
the Walker opera house today a branch of
tie Red Cross society was organized, with
the following officers: President. Mrs. W.
B. Parker; vice president, Mrs. e. l.. Heriot:
secretary, Mrs. Ella ArTcld; treasurer,
Eldridge. Committed we're appointed. and
active work begun.
Santa Cruz.-An enthusiastic meeting Of
the Red Cross society was held tonight at
the armory. The society now has large
membership, and on Saturday will begin the
work of making pillows, bandages. etc.
The herald., 1898-06-01

Riverside; J. F. West, Orange. At large,
F. H. Short.
If chosen, v. I. Willis will take his place
among the district delegates. Judge Swim
merton of Stockton was Endorsed for vice.
president of the state league.
The herald., 1898-06-01
Spain Wants Silver

LONDON, May 31.-There is much in
terest in the silver market. owing to the
run on the Bank of Spain, where semi
panic is said to prevail. Large orders are
expected, as the mint is reported to be
turning out half million pesetas daily
The herald., 1898-06-01
The Gable Cut

KEY WEST, May 81, 1890 p. m.-News
received here today from Santiago says
the auxiliary cruiser st. Paul has cut the
cable off that port.
The herald., 1898-06-01

lieved that the pontiff would be led into
the rather unusual course of addressing
himself directly to our chief executive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-14

rslstivss Of the victim have brought
suit against Ware, Who 10 . grandson
Of the late Chauncsy Lamb.
2. e. wilehsr has returned from
attending she meeting Of the Knights
Of the Globe Mutual Benefit associa.
ton ct rreeport. Spencer Mattison
Vas appointed Q member OF the
finance committee BY the organize.
tion board.
Judge Mock, Of Cambridge. recent.
y sent Peter 8. Hanson. Q young
man from Kewanee, TO the asylum
81 Jackionville. Hanson loved q
kevanee lass. alas! and % she didn't
rsciprocats, but declined his affec
lions. he stopped eating instead Of
stopping his love, and went into q
decline unsil he had lost not only his
heart but his mind.
Now Clinton 10 excited over the ap.
peasance Of . ghost. The Age 10 70.
sponsible for the statement that q
headlsss female Is FORMULATING the
streets Of that city every night, max.
ing thing hidsous and frightening
the good people out Of their wits.
For several nights people have been
watching for the night prowler-
some With shotguns and some with
great curiosity-but 90 far the de-
espitsted fair one has eluded the
capture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-14
Defective Taper Making.

Paper makers are discussing the rt-
saliar fact thai 90 many centuries there
have been PERIODICAL Investigations into
the 'dstoriOT.sion Of PAPER" Recently
TIE Society Of Arts in London appoint.
cd a special committee TO make AZ in
v,s;igstion Of this character. Old Tec.
crds show that fault has hccn found
with the qu1lify q papar il almost
every ase. and most Of tho famous uu.
ssums and libraries in EaIops have
sp.cimens Of pure rag paper which
show decay due 60 flaws in tine texture.
Away hack in 1886 Peter III 81 Spain
issued PROCLAMATION conmandirs the
paper makers Of Valencia and xativs
ito restore the paper to is cid good
Quality. ualsSS.fhsy wisa 20 b. found
guilty Of tsaua and punShci sccording-
ly." About 1870 al emperor Of Italy
directed that all public documents on
payer shoIld b. DECLARED invalid. All
reofas covering the prCvious two years
were ordered N 10 transcribed en- rarch.
men; In orler ira, they might b. pre-
served mere seeaply.
ftisrecallcd that in les the Academy
Of Scicnces in Paris offered a rrize FOR
the bes; answer TO this question, Which
are the rial reasons for the general de.
cline in the quality Of paper and which
are the hest means TO remedy the evil:'
This prize was never awarded. for the
reason that nobody undertook TO com.
pete for It, Experts disagree Is to which
period in the history Of paper making
produced the most durable and the best
quality q PAPER. Soon after the art of
making paper was transplanted from
Africa 30 Spain complaints were made
and recorded that the Christian success.
sors Of the Moorish paper makers were
making an inferior paper. At first the
art was impesfsctly copied New York
x10e9 -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-14
COgoOep's lsQesst.

Coroner L. v. Eckhart and Q Jury
composed Of w. II. Cline, foreman.
Phil Miller. n. s. Powars, W. b.
Bruner. John Mccarthy and H. s
Tisdale. conducted an inquest over
the body Of John G. Gudekunst yes.
terdsy, and returned . verdict that
he came to his death from Q fall from
Q building being erected by j. w.
Roche on Fourth avenue. Funeral
services for Mr.. Gudekunst will be
held at the German Lutheran church
81 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-14
EVERETT UNDER ARREST.
1srmss Pr1vrses.s cs The geosomy Store
n 4sostl. b Port Ws3ns.

1srmss Ps.vrsesss cs The 8eosomy Store
n 3sossi. b Port Ws3ss.
G. T. Evere,s. formerly one Of the
'proprietors Of the Economy store Of
this city. Is under arrest In Fort
wayss, Ind.
He 10 accused BY Dr.. II. n. Aspy
and George Bolds. OF Geneva, Ind,
Of ieducisg them 20 incorse bis cote
for $1,000. AZ security hc gave
mortgages On land ncsr Fort Wayne.
which. On Investigation, wCIa found.
10 Is alleged. to be forgcr;es. Mr..
Everess VAS not taken to jail. but
xss held in custody At his residence.
pending the asrivai o; his acousers
II the matter IL not settled. Hr.
Everett; will be taken 10 Decatur.
Nc. Everett says there IL not . word
Of truth In the complaint o! Mcss,s.
AspT and Bold; that the mortgages
are genuine and signed By :as right
ful owner Of the land. and can be
foreciosed and collected whenever
AsPy and Bo.6s see &c 10 DO 20; that
she afress 10 . movo 70 Tighten him
into paying the money immediately,
when Gil be asks Is an extcnsion Of
Eme. Mr.. Everett. IL chairman Of
che Allen county republican com.
mit.ee. and Vas o candidate for the
nomination Of governor OF Indiana
against Gov. Mount.