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To The Public,

We are authorized to guarantee every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough R. tme q } and if not satisfactory 10 refund the money to he purchaser. There k n, better med cine made for Ia grippe. cold, and ~hooplng cough. Prct, $ and 30; per bo' le. Try II. For sale by Tomb stone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
tOR OvEx FusIV YrAHs.

An old. well-tried remedy. Mrs Winslow'- Soothing Syrnp has been used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers for their children while teeth. ing, with perfect success. It soothe- the child, softers the gun s,alloys all pain, cures wind collc, and is the best remedy for dIarrho+s. l. i- pleasant to the taste. Sold by dIusgi-t in every part of the world. Tw n'y-fve cents b bottle. It's value is incalcu- able. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslpw's Soothing Syrup. and axe pn ~'har kic1
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The funeral O the infant daughter of Mir anu Mrs Geo Brsvin was had this afternoon, immediate friends of the family following the remains to the cemetery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Mayor A. H Emanuel returned home today from e trip to California He anne back via PheeriI. hobnobad with the legislators and stopped . day in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The Boqnilias grant casa Is still occupying the attention of the land court at Tucson. IL is thought the ease will b. submitted today and the Barbacsmari case taken up next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

John Schuermap, 0 miner, was killed in the Unitel Eerde m,ne Sun day afternoon by the premature ex- plosiop Of a hlast
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
rHE NOHE.'N ssnT,sER

Has found that her little ones areim- proved more by the pleasant Syrup oi Figs, when in need of the laxative efecr of a gentle re edy, than by any other ChIldren enjoy it and il benefits them ] he tue remedy, Syrup of Figs, is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Mrs. c. : Fly went to Bisbee thi- m orning upon information that Mir. Fly was angerously Ill .t B-bee. l. is 70 be hoped his illne.s will not rrove serious.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The Saturday s Iiree of the T0mb- at Mining Exchange Hail tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
Don't Tobacco spis and Smoke Your Lie Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag neiic. full of life, nerve and yigor, take No-To Bsc, the wonder worker. that makes weak mer strong. All druggists, 5oc or si. Cure guaran feed Booklet and sampe free. Address Sterling ReIue'- ..ics~" ~- Neu York
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

E Butler and wife are over from Pearee to attend the funeral of theIr little grandchild, the infant daughter of Er, and Nrs. Geo Bravin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Rev V.ndermsi-en arrived today and wall hold services at the Catholic oh Irch tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Mrs. II. G Howe r.turned 10 Bis bee to lay sitter .hort stay in Iomb b. stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Early rose seeds potatoes, and onions sata at Ana'ins. fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

- .To-Bac TOT Fifty Cents. GLaran Ced tobacco habit cure makes weak men stro :. blood pure 5oc. q. All GruggistS
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Tnns. Vaughn came in t dsy with another prisoner rom Bi-bee
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Jake Sh+erer is in from the valley and circulating among friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

"Me1iesn Neuralgia and Toothache cure" quick. harmless cure, D cts. Ton nbstone Drug store. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

New Orleans Molasses at Austins. If.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

,.S :S4S:.. Ss. ...s s.ss ss.s z E 1s .E E,s ss s.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES. Coffee mill for sale cheap at Aus:ins. See Ei.bse news on third page. If Several frame houses for sale. Apply at F. B. Austin. If Nos Cookstoves $I5 at
 BARRows,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

f5 Everything in lire is first class goods and
 prices that defy competition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

ARIZONA ANDl SOUTHEASTERN R. R
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R. R.

Daily. Pacific tine
 IT.. FREY. General Manager. A. NAuGLE. E. GIBsnN. Assistant General Manager, Train Master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Total sales for the week. ia
'Unlisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs s3.l4352s. from internal revenue
g. COS Az and from miscellaneous sources S6s.l70 a
total OF ss62Ol2s against S97 4 in the preceding
week Receipts for the month 10 date 24,7@bS';
expenditures 50 OOo OF receipts s2i5l5S5
Receipts for fiscal year date 1893 1885, expendl
lures. 1865 s72; excess OF expenditures, slN osof
The Treasury actual cash balance increased In the
week $50s.l5o. and stands at sz720o@S' ne
ceipts OF National bank notes for redemption in the
week. N,s220i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
BANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES.

The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
preceding two years compare follows:
June 49, '97. June 10, 'Ds June II, 90.
Exchanges . S6O8 40 600 s7G3 ABB 3l $ll37 t62 BAG
No sbsrss soid 4 342382 2lsS54O 2469.713
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19

MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
Furnished by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 30 Broad-st.)
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
ALEX. BROWN & SONS,
BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
June 10TH 1890
TO THE HOLDERS OF TIE
8 Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds OF tAs
THOr1AS IRON COMPANY.

Holders Of the per Bonds Of the Thomas Iron
Company, secured BY mortgage dated July ]. 1870 afe
hereby notified that the Company the exercise OF ~
accrued interest at lis once No 80 Wall street.
the ONCE Farmes Loan and Trus, Company. lei
which date interest Will cease ,
Eas,on Pa March u. IA Thomas iron compaas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER.

CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The movements of the chief active stocks and
bonds In the week are shown in the following
tables:
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compared as follows
with those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-19
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

June Actual sales. June June NO:
Is. High Low II. 10. shares
1895. est. est. Final. 1880. sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
MISSING DEWEY ARCH MODELS.
Mr.. WARD AT \ LOSS TO KNOW WHAT Has
REcoME OF HIS GROUP

@ Ward president Of the National sculp'-
uro Society and chairman ~ the Dewey Arch 'oin-
rn,,,ee told Tribune reporter yesterday that aI''r
49,, oro,,iz..,ion Il the Citizens Committee next
49,. -, ~, :, Paul Building and The so1ptors
,.a t,.. ..ked 70 nerpetlatc the Dewey Arch
.,,, would give Il hearty response and th'ir best
[e~,.
W. ward is naturally sorry to lose thc working
models n. his group "Victory Upon thu Sea.
u.htci crown, the arch and hc is puzzled as 20
how tho, were stolen 10 has rot called on me
,or.. nor employed private detectives hui is
,,,l,..,nic,i, resigned 20 the situation. The
,,n,,l ~, course were hiehly valued. especially
49, a, ,,. ,,r,,,s.d %, the scuipfors 20 preserve all
o.. cha. ....-,,,.. and groups of
tI' "'i hA'~ "''.''' " 800, cha.
.nc ar.h NJ Wards models woe stored %" ''.
$780, 80 ., arch hack Of fh. Victory group. covered
''i , .......,s.l -, a., saf.
Win fHff'd paper 'A" were 7"'' .t.
When Mr Wards man. however, Wont '' '''
,-.f... o.. t..,.. ,r. models removed iD his
"'' " '' .t models which
studio, in West fli'f 7..' ''' -''
w,r, Of plaster and weighed several "'''''' '
.,. bad ..r,,ti,.tfl, li-4ppoarcI TIE wing.
head. arms "N" "''t 10 ''' ,.
b0liziug victory. thc floating fn"ii"'' 'i' "'"
80 fi.. f.. -.ahorso- and flr heads and arms 81
-, ,r.. ,f .f.r carved or and apparently.
''' ''' -. o., arch t-
carried away lH'f' 1903. ''' ''| '
~f..r..I lv ID stairway fh. entrance fN when i-
,...., ,l,t.,,- .... access
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
CLEVER WORN BY SIRFNEN.
HOW THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ElvED
MESSAGES FROM THE FLEET

- -, ..-,-,. ,.,.,-.. ,,,.-.,-,,.,.,.
''" '''' -, ..,.
Along the Jersey sho'e nom IN" Hish'aHHS oi
NaVesink 70 Long brah'h cIo"is "' mon ana
women watched the yacht race saturday with
keen interest Those VINO STOOD near he SURF
Hotel ~ Highland Beach were treated r" an ex
mhiron ~ daring ana seain"nsh'p Wh'h f"r me
ume being was "i more interest '' them 'il''" ''
contest b''Nf'h the Dig Scoops "H'h were goo
ing down before The wind some three miles from
the share
- . -,
In order 20 g'i IN" news ~ me hlg race hS
ouic<lv as POSSIBLE from the tugs chartered bv
~ t, ,.. i, - ,,
i" -
AZ intervals along Tie "'a'h 10 20 out AZ given
signal and after meeting Tho tug. bring thc
news aslor. to ONT, of the temporary t.lrgr3th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

SUSPICIOUS cIRcrMsTANrEs ATTEND ruv
DEATH OF Az ITALIAN

Antonio DE l.urra. t~enty-siy years ola d,.
Saturday I'm furnished room ~ SD 2s 10. vi
IT. Newark Father DAqulis. pastor Of mo lt.i.
Roman 'aihoiio church ~ our Lady OF Ne,
Carmel Visited the house 10 administer 49,. -'
ri,es II the church and found ,hat Dc f,e..
breathing his last In fhe room nlfh fno ma, -. :"
Rosario Calapia and his wife ~ 80 l72 cor,,,..'
81 Thry said that De LUCIA bad o. trcr~ A..
brain and that boz had no money 0r personal -
Father D'hqui.s know that De Iuc~a hat 49,,
steadily ne baker taaf he aas thrifty ana -
no bad habits io became sn.gi. 0ls and .a,..
that the case demanded police Investigation ~
Informed Detective Captain cosxr0ye who detail
an Italian det'c'iye on The Ease II sas -.
that . f.r-nishr ago re Laeea aas taken 80 r..
Was taon boarding nifl Pic 'aiari4. las, -,
dag 81. was s.nf 20 = Micnscis Hospital for,,..
ment t0r tln0r On the brain on Thursdsy w.
Cslapia visited rho hospital ans said s1e Va, h.
raricnf's sister. and that sa' e4rtod f0 Axe ..
hone and give him good Gaze $40 r4mogss ?.
ru.ca 20 tae iaRror.e-st horse Instead o, -.
home
The detective TOOK Calapa and r's aife 20 PAL,
H.adqu. rf.r, and fteir house go -asro1ed p,
boxes Nere found ollie containing I3pers heoar.,
TO De Luo.t aad tn' other gold watch alta 4,
initials and . deposit book nf fIt NtlYa Bsrk .
Itay Rttn d credit - oyer {-N Questioned Al.
This discovery Mrs. fsiaIla know ...i mar 3D..
had 81 her h0u-, {'n- ln cash. silver watch -
and "a revolver i.i,a..ng o. n' Llorl The t....
tive ALSO found a deposit book ~ f0e German III,
tona' Bank ~ Nt2afk ln i' Ll0 room Psn
were tor. 0It So n could uof Boz ds,er AIMED T.,
much th,r. aas 0u d.p0sit
The Caapa- then declared fnat DE La.ca "A.
given "a, money and articles tD ta,lr fo.rfeen.,..
olG daughter They R'r' h.lt .n ..-ioia e..
yesterday county Phr- ian Washington h,t b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
SHOT DOWN u THE STREET.
Az ITALIAN ASKS PAYMENT OF a LOAN Az
IS KILLED

A quarrel over a debt ~ - Jed to the murder
Of Michael Angelo. twenty eight years DID, II
So ~ Johnson-aye.. Brooklyn. yesterday morn
INK Angelo Was slecuator and mad loaned
Michael Congelos. the man who killed him. the
money some time before Cougelos is laborer.
f,rty-one years DID, and lived With his wife and
two children "a; 81 l7G Johnson-avc Yesterday.
about II 20 "A. M. the tNo men met AZ Humboldt
- and Johnson-ave and Angelo asked FOR his
money
81 don't owe you -" said Congelos. 4 owe
you S.
This Jed to quarrel. and Ang, 10. II Il said.
st.uch Cor.rlos IN the face Thu latter then
shot Angelo IN the lett side. Ange 10 then struck
Congcios. who fired again. Angelo ran across
the street and fell dead. Consclos followed his
victim and fred Two more shots Before he
could nr, again by .faA,,r knocked him down
ard held him with assistance. until the arrival
oi Policeman Lang II the Clymcr-st station.
Lang had som" difficulty 10 putting Congclos
under arrest. as "A number II his friends at
tempted % assist him to get away one Of
them took the revolver and ran ui, n he al
Dfhr. Graeno Dtzule thirty nine years uld ~
So. -,ti JNhrsln-ave. attempted 10 resist TIE
o.ro'r n.lul. and Jacob Jaeger were after
ward PLACED under arrest. Jaeger as a witness
ana Irlll. tHi ni.itrtIug nl'h an 'f Co.,.
Dr - Bri'n ~ tno Eastern District Hospital
found 1850 hui'.' wounds either ~ which would
NaN, caused death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

70 Tire Erin Sir Thomas Upton remarked 20 the
newspaper men that 1t was singular how
'resh breeze always came in between race days
He referred to a dispatch he had Just received
from St Johns. y. +. begging him 10 come
and race where we have-plenty " wind ana
lots Of water"
In speaking Of the crew OF the Shamrock ne
said that they were all eager to have shake
UP with the Columbia in fresh wind ana mat
they feel more confident. now that the Shamrock
had done well in light airs
There was heavy sea running outside 'he
Hook yesterday but the two rival yachts were
in good shelter under the lee Of the sand'af.
telegram came 20 Sir Thomas from Chel
Moore Of the Weather Bureau at Washington
70 say that a gall from the northeast was NOV
ing up the coast from North Carolina. ana 'heV
It would Ice dangerous for small craft III
Thomas first went over to the Columbia IN tHe
launch to tell Captain Barr Of the dispatch re-
ceiNod He told Captain Barr that he had a luz
at his disposal If he wanted TO shift his anchor
age Sir Thomas showed as great a sohcilud'
for the Columbia as for the Shamrock. ana ne
never stints his praise 81 the American race
lie then visited the Shamrock 10 order thilsS
made snug for heavy weather. ana Oh ms y. "i j.
10 the Erin he told Captain Matthews 10 h', D.
I'D steam all night, case there iHIsH' "'
trouble with tho racers. Last evening IL was
said Sir Thomas went 10 the Waldorf -9S'.i ID"
for a short time with Lord Charles Bercsioid
The Shamrock was tuggiug hard al heI moo.
ings Yesterday and the orthcast wind was uf To-
ing to blow a blue uniformed sailor VINO W''
keeping watch. of the decks
30 change viii lc made In the challenger ~
tween now and tomorrow morning. uheS@ '''
weather should settle down - really mar hi'"
ing IN which case different inalhsal mann
lou, and eaff will be used This would Dee One
Of the two smaller mainsails for heavy W'alH''
with which the Shamrock Is provided Inc spar
barge I-stsr Is now carrying every spar ,""'
mo ebamrocl, can want in any possible weather.
light or heavy. She has four suits OF canvas.
II IS SAID that tie poor setting ~ the '@luin-
bias nlainsaU on Saturday has sounded NE
dasth Lrol for C~os-cut sails oli cutters or lhlS
sic COR 81 any large size. The w and cow
clothes Of the Ratscy sails on SATURDAY snow
mir superior power 20 hold their shape ana
hats Yafhtsnen in ~reat numbers nay .
since expressed he belief that heavy san 'i .a
takes The stla.n on its sewing rather man Oh" u.s.,
not have o.. sam" strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

the net result Is am in foT d nrom a that she
opail ece he frst race II We have TO :. 1G"n '
BAY every Tuesday Thursday ana S ,ke ,he par
we 49, ,h mo rrouhje Win me is J talk too much ~
Every one was and all the women SSib
,,Irif.1,. a., arafn no. not even " SN lho,"'tr
SrT o. 6liver iseiin came and asked them on th,lfr
bo~aoa Lnaes thcv wouldn't 60. but two dhNt vl
, v.,f rrohahlv cause them TO change ipelI
minds tn visitors from [af 5 y, n's stay there
soro ~ ne more enthusiastic will return FOR Iues
avs race but tho majority have decided not 10
cor1. hack again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
RIOTERS IN COCRT.
,,r,x ARRESTED on THE GEORGE
ANNA ARRAIGNED SOME HELD
OTHERS FINED

OIHEKS ] lNl.l'.
The thirteen men alleged 20 nave neen a'"''
in the riot which occurred on Saturday ABOARD
fho Philadelphia steamboat Georgeanna IN 'he
waters Of Ncw-York Harhor were arraiehea yes
toraav morning D., fore City Magistrate am'n'r
ir Tho Ccntrc-et. police court by 'ap'a'h An
,ro,v 7 Allaire If the river police Captain 6.
A. @. Norton. z Hartford. Conn. the "n'-"I''eN
man who organized the committee ~ indignant
PASSENGERS which took possession ~ the H'a'Hs
Monte Carlo and held the gang Of gamblers al
lay until the boat reached Pier No. t. Norm
River. was early or hand 10 prosecute the men
who had stabbed at him and threatened 10
throw him overheard with him were several
others including w r strong. - 80. - west
Eirh,y-nfth-st.. Samuel II. Berg. of 80 90
Allcn-st. and Dr Henry w. Wells. Of N"r'h
Tvcnty-second Philadelphia They We're
extremely angry AT the treatment they had re-
ctived in The riot and declared they would nave
their assailants punished. The Magistrate SAID
,ha; he would see that none II the guilty ones
escaped.
The prisoners who were lined up before Magls-
tratc Flammcr by Captain Allare were Oal'd"
Alexander Sterck. of the Georeeanna his pHo'S
Horny u. Post ana Daniel T.. Brown ana 'H"''ts
Berry. who had chartered the boat ana inc
other alleged gamblers. Edward J. sherman
Frank Jones. john WIS. George Lyons Charles
Baldwin. William SIMS. William Il Cutler h"'-
eIt stone and james Martin
When the cases were called the'r lawyer Mr.
Cherry raised the question Of jurisdiction in IT,"
matter because some of the complaints al
leped assaults and other offences committed I'D
the waters of Sandy Hook and beyond the
limits Of this county After an examination or
the statutes. Magistrate Flammer. however. de-
cid,d that he had jurisdiction. and then captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

rounded by the spectators. who congratulaIeu
,,. hio fellow most heartily his wonhe1u,
work Half an hour later another boat ENGAGE
hv an afternoon newspaper attempted I" :" Vu'
80 n waiting tug but after several iuule az
,o,onte 10 launch II it's crew surrendered 70
th. rover OF the waves. and they, WIN INV"
hoat were thrown In on the beach.
Later in the afternoon Petersen mao an',l.1
,~t,, when the tide was coming in. THIS was
equally as thrilling as the moor trip ana WAS
equally as successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
lNnrnnLA AnnLNlnLnNn

Fishkiu Landing s. oct ,speraD The
Republicans of the Let Assembly District met yes
terlay afternoon and unanimously renomlndted
John 7 smith Tor the Assembly
Watkins y Y. oct The Democrats ~ schuy-
Ter county yesterday nominated Dr. !. L. Barnes
Tor the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
THE sTILETTO DISAPPEARS

THE STILETTO DlSNit fNfN"'
When Policeman Bruck got back AFTER Gaming
the ambulancr he found that the sthe''o "n'
no had pluckod from the dead mans heart had
mvsteriousiv DISAPPEARED Tnc Nat was 'hor-
ouahlv searched but no trace Of u coun be
found .h., tho
captain Haughey lis not conY ln'ed ,ma' ,ao
father killed his son If may have como upon
the bod, suddenly and been h''''' '' jus
bv The terrible sight. .r4.,io
The tenement hous" is I'm thr n'a't ~
r,.i,." 4 singular feature Of th' IiHil"" '''
,..s 1870, vas brougnt 10 light by M" news "i
NE nurdor That was tho enterprise 'i 'h'
undcrtakoIs. . -. ,,l, ,bo,
50 keen s the competition In their TRADE tna'
,,'.r, knov,n Iovi.. is used - get the cus'""
ta,orito scheme ls - have in every nous"
some person who viii report instantly ,'' p' az.
Of a tenant II was noticed that US" p'ys . 't.
the place as the ambulance drove away ann '"'
hurriedly in different difeou"ns
CHASTITY COMPETITIONS.
vtthin AN incredibly short time an under
,.l,.,.s,, ,.,on dashed around the corner ana up
,o rho mouse 4 man iumued ont Of II with
box under his arm stopping for moment ON
rho Threshold NJ hurrledlN nailed piece 81
Hack crane thero Then Do. dashed uIS'.'' -,
claim the body IT, was hardy '"t ~
d.r,al..r i,lulrod out saw the Grape ana WIN al,
nutburst of Italian he dragged 1e "aIf' ~
death from the door and iAieM n a. WI
,iaoai II with larger On" ~ bla'h anu .
V.hil. IN. WAS doing this th" hrst unNr''an'
/ .,,,.. down having b"on driven ONT OF 'h' VI"
/ riri nat bv the police. The Nv" uil'i '"N'' '
! rmsh4d AT each othc:. and friends ulr' I" APl
! rafa them while they were lE",tn- ~
! & ir.,l,r ,r,,,e ur 80 one Of me 'hi''
"'a . ,if,,,od 49, touch the body as II had nrS' 2"
/ D.. ,.i.,,ed hv the, Coroner and suhmltl'' - d"
/ autopsy. Probably none "l th'" WI" S ~
much coveted 'joh."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

MAN FOUND STABBED To THE HEART
FATHERS STRANGE ACTIONS
BROrnER AND sMOOTING TWO-

Man FOUND STABBED TO TIE hfNNl-
FATHERS STRANGE ACTIONS
Joseph Marlni. an Italian plastcrer, vas found
murdered yesterday afternoon in his nome "
three room FIAT on the third floor II the big
tenement house at 80 223 East One-hundf'd-
and-S.t.nth-st The police believe thar 'i''''
,h. mans father committed the deed ~ ''~'
was driven temporarily insane because OF me
crim.
Abopt thrc. O'Clock yesterday afternoon iN'
attention Of some small boys was attracted 10
Am old Italian man and ltue girl at See'H'-
,,. and uo-hundred and -seventh-st. by their
u,cuii,r actions The old man seemed ID NOR
fal f4.r Of something. His face was p"n'"''
lis knees trrmbed and he seemed sie"'n''s7
THE .lild followed him a few PAGES away. AMI
every few moments would clasp her hands ana
make some sort Of an appeal To- him in Italian
De old guy has jag on. aud de Kid wants
h,n, fo conn. home pid her" said one small boy.
For the moment nothing moro was thought If
IL. and the old man and girl disappeared ar"N"'
the corner.
Ten minutes later the same boys sa" the la'f
NJ Observation-Disclosures So. and together
they started after the old man. their suspicion
mos, aroused that something was WRONG The
old follow saw tn.m coming and started to run.
IT,. bows set W. "a cry and followed. The "li
MAJ, o,ho aft-rwurd proved 20 Doe Narinl, tnr
r.nrl .r.d mans father. seemed 20 gain strength
Ill. b.. fled H. dashed into the house at 80 20
East one hundred and -nnth-st. and ran ini"
th,. back yard. with the boys at bis heels lie
went over half 70 dozen walls and fences ana
into So 2o2 the hom" of Jeremiah Shauah"n.
he found no one az home, apparently, and mad
FIR The root.
II happened however that Mr. sAauahan ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09
DOLPHIN n HAuPToN RoiDS.

Cape Henry. Va. oct S-The Emitted states
dispatch boat Dolphin passed through tho Caoes
to-day. heading up the bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-09

for tho nonce were resumed n old Marin ndu
killed. XII ID his son he doubtless had reason for
doing it; it only his business - ''e'
argued.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-07-27
roEr.s SECOND woo.no.

Ardeas Wfdower Wrote ~Hyp~rs.--. =,
Win Otra-s Heart
The following romantic account Of
the inspiration Of Hyperion is clipped
from . recent issue OF the Detroit
Free Press: About the year 1ss7 Long
fellow. In making . tour Of Europe.
selected Heidelberg for q winter resi-
denca- There his wife died. some
time Afterwards there came to Heidel-
berg . young Lady Of considerable At
tractionA In the course Of time The
poet became attached to Tie beautiful
girl of ls. but his advances met~143
NO response and he returned Gamer
lea The girl. who was also kn Am
erican. returned home shortl3 after.
Their residences. II happened were
contiguous. and the poet availed him
self Of this In prosecuting his atteu.
tons. which he did With no better
success- Unlike Petrarch. Who Laid
siege to the heart Of his sweetheart
through he medium Of sonnets. Lonr-
fellow resolved to write book which
would Achieve tho double object Of
Gaining eme and at the same time
her anes IONS. Hyperion" was tho
result labor and his constancy
were not Fithout their reward: the
giri gave IN her heart - well as her
hand and 3tsrward they resided IN
cambridq In the house which WASH
lngton 8ads his headquarters while
In cU8nAna of the armies.