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.scHLEY MEN WIN.
Hero ef Santiago Two Numbers in
Advance of Sampson.

Hero ef Santiago Two Numbers in
Advance of Sampson.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The SEN
ate tonight decided to take up the ma
val nominations sent in today. and they
We're confirmed without opposition.
These are the promotions resulting
from the naval personnel bill. 1t set
ties the Schley-Sampson controversy by
making each a rear admiral, with
Schley two numbers in advance of
Sampson.
For the past twenty-four hours the
secretary of the navy has had a board
at work determining the exact rank
and number that each officer will have
under the new act. The eighteen rear
admirals nominated are MoNair. How
ell. Howson, Kautz, Remey, Farquahr.
Watson, Philip, Robertson, Schley, Ca
sey, Sampson, Cromwell, Higginson,
Picking, Rodgers, Kempf and Sumner.
The first effect of the merging of the
engineers in the line is apparent in
the newly arranged list of captains.
for third on the line of captains stands
the name of George W. Melville, now
chief, with the relative
rank of commodore
Other well-known engineers who fig
ure on the captains list are Reary,
Andrade, Low, Buthler and Robinson.
The list Of captains is headed by
Mccormick, with Barker, now of the
Oregon, second; Cotton, third, and Rob-
ley D. Evans fourth.
There are seventy captains on this
list Commander ROoke baads tba 1js,
in his grade and there are Ill names
following his in the list of command
ers.
The lieutenant commanders list is
headed by Niles, and the Iieutenants'
list by Boush. There are ITO lieutenants
commanders and 300 lieutenants of the
senior grade, and these lists have per-
haps shown the greatest increase on
account Of the addition of. the en-
gineers.
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SAW HER FIANCE SLAIN.
Nebraska Man, Rejected, Shoots His
Longtime Friend and Himself.


Longtime Friend and Himself.
WYMORE, Neb., March 3.-Clyde
Cele, a young man living in Endicott.
small town west of here, was shot
and instantly killed by Bert Grundy,
his bosom friend in that village This
evening Grundy's body was found in
pasture six miles from Endicott
With the top of his head blown off, his
revolver by his side telling the story.
The cause Of the tragedy was Gertie
Richards, tWenty-year-old girl who
had been receiving the attentions of
both young men. She accompanied
Cole to an entertainment last night,
and at it's close Grundy asked her per-
mission to go home with her which
she refused. He. however, persisted
and walked along with Cole and Miss
Richards until the latter's home was
reached. Here the trio stopped, and
Grundy asked the girl who she thought
most Of. She replied, Cole and he
drew his revolver and aimed at Cole
The girl jumped between them, and
Grundy, reaching over her shoulder,
shot Cole through the heart, after
which he fed. This evening his body
was found as stated.
Cole and Grundy were the best Of
friends and had always chunlmed to-
gether. Both the young men and Miss
Richards We're of good families.
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POPE MUCH BETTER.
His Physicians Now Predict Recov-
cry and Long Life.


cry and Long Life.
ROME, March 3.-The physicians Of
the pope say they are quite satisfied
with his condition. When leaving the
pontiff last evening they predicted for
him a long life. Before going to sleep
the pope wrote poem, which was a
description Of his case, as analogous to
one which happened to Clement XIII.
He read the poem this morning, to the
doctors. The latter urgently advised
abstinence from all movement if the
patient wished to recover in five or SIX
days. 49,
This being the anniversary Of the
coronation of the POPE there We're the
usual ceremonies of flag hoisting and
visits from prelates, nobilities and
diplomats, who inscribed their names
in the visitors book
The absence of fever permitted the
pope's oft-repeated wish to have the
curtains drawn granted this morning
He greeted the blue sky with the
ejaculation: Thanks be to the AL
mighty, who has again preserved me to
work for the greatness of His church"
DR.. Lapponi was able to leave his
day. the pope being much more trac-
table, and only asking that the wound
be left heavily bandaged.
Everything is going satisfactorily and
DR.. I.apponi thinks that after Monday
it will not be necessary to continue the
night attendance.
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CH0ATE's NEW HOME.
Ambassador Spends His First Day In
London House Hunting.

Ambassador Spends His First Day In
London House Hunting.
LONDON, March 3.-Ambassador
Choate spent his first day in London
house hunting. Claridges hotel, where
he is now stopping, is favorite re-
sort of royalty and encourages of for
eign ambassadors. Mr.. Choate left
there shortly after 10 o'clock and went
directly to the embassy in Victoria
street.
After a short conference. with the
charge d'affaires. Henry NJ. White, and
Secretary Carter he went house hunt
ing. He looked at the house in Carl
ton Place Terrace formerly occupied
by Lord Curzon. This place will cost
something like $4,000 a year, is fur
nished and handsome in interior ar
rangements, although severe in outer
appearance. The ambassador Will
probably take this place. Mrs. Choate
accompanied him on the trip.
No official business was attended to-.
The ambassador will be at Claridge's
hotel until the house is ready for oc-
cupancy, which will probably be in a
fortnight or more.
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SPAIN'S new PREMIER
SENIOR sILvELA, CONSERVATIVE,
WILL ENDEAvOR TO FORM A
SUITABLE MINISTRY
SENIOR SAGASTA GAVE IT UP
Informed the Queen Regent That
He Would Not Undertake the
Task Without a Diss sol olution-
Believed That Conservative
Regime Will BE Hailed with APP
provaI Throughout Spain.

MADRID, March 3.-The queen
regent, as the result of her consulta-
tions with the statesmen, generals and
political leaders, informed Senor Sa-
gasta that she desired to retain the
present chamber; and she then invited
him to reconstruct the cabinet.
Senor Sagasta replied that it would
be impossible for him to remain pre-
mier without a dissolution.
Thereupon the queen regent referred
the same request to- Senior Montero
Rios, president Of the senate, who de-
clined for the same reason.
Finally Senor Silvela, the Conserva-
tive leader. accepted the task, and it
is expected that he will submit a Con-
servative ministry to her majesty for
her approval.
The newspapers predict that popular
demonstrations viii greet a Conserva-
tive ministry
In the Sflvela cabinet it is believed
that Marquis Pidal, former vice presi-
dent of the chamber of deputies, will
hold the portfolio of foreign affairs;
Lieut.. Col. Polavieja, who has held the
posts of general of Cuba and of the
Philippines, the portfolio Of war, and
Senor Date the portfolio Of the inte-
rior.
The cortes will be dissolved, the new
elections taking place toward the end
of April, and the new chamber of depu-
ties meeting in May.
Count de Rascon, Spanish ambassa-
dor to Great Britain and Senior Leon
Y Castillo, ambassador to France, have
rendered their designations. The pre-
fects and secretaries of state have also
resigned.
Senior Silvela has offered the finance
portfolio to Marquis Villaverde, the
ministry of marine to Admiral LaZoga,
the ministry of justice to Senor Duran
and the ministry of public works, agri-
culture and commerce to Senor Car
deDaS
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POLICE PUZZLED.
Fortune In Securities Found In a
Chicago Alley

Fortune In Securities Found In a
Chicago Alley.
CHICAGO, March 3.-Mining stocks,
bonds and other papers supposed to
be valued in the aggregate at between
100000 and s5OO,OoO were found this
evening in an alley at the rear of No.
% and "a Custom House place.
The he-papers are believed to be the
property Of ]. M. Sigafus, manager of
the Goodhope Mining company, whose
office is in Perris. Riverside county,
California. Policemen spent the night
in a search for Sigafus, but they We're
unable to find any trace of him.
The police have been unable as vet
to determine whether the bonds are
worthless and thrown away, or wheth-
er Sigafus was robbed and foully
dealt with.
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TO FACILITATE WORK.
President Mckinley VIII Go to the
Capitol This Morning.

President Mckinley VIII Go to the
Capitol This Morning.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-President
Mckinley will go to the capitol at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning and remain
there during the closing hours of con-
gress This has been customary
practice with many presidents at the
close of the short session, when the
passage of important bills are delayed
frequently until almost the constitu-
tional expiration of the congress The
executive is thus put In easy communi-
cation with the Legislators, with whom
he can consult respecting the merits
of such measures as might at first
seem Objectionable.
During the day the president ap-
proved the following bills, in addition
to those already reported: For taking
the twelfth census; the Buffalo exposi-
tion bill; to reimburse governors Of
states and territories for expenses in
CURED III the Spanish war; providing a
new building for the department of
justice in Washington; making appro-
priations for fortifications and other
works of defense: for a bridge across
the Missouri river at Yankton, s. D.;
providing for the allowance of certain
claims reported by the accounting Off
GERS of the treasury; for number Of
public buildings; also authorizing First
Lieutenant John R. Williams, Third
artillery; Col. Victor Vifquain, Third
Nebraska volunteer infantry, and Brig.
Gen. A E. Bates, U. s. A, to accept
certain decorations and honors from
foreign potcntates.
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museum in Chicago. Physicians of this
city seem to think that the young man
has some nervous trouble, which caus-
ed him to be impervious to pain.
The report is that the mans arms
turned black where they had been
punctured and blood trickled from his
face where the tube was inserted to
burn the gasoline from his mouth
While here he gave only one exhibition
a day and at Chicago he showed what
he could do several times a day. 1t is
claimed that Pierce now lies at the
point of death In a Chicago hospital
where examinations of prominent ply
sicians resulted in belief that the
patient is leper.
Before he left here he was told by
doctors that the exhibition Of his feats
would in ne W6y cause him inil,rv
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, March a.
Between 1900 and 5000 men have been
suddenly thrown out of work in the
province Of Santiago, over 700 in the
immediate neighborhood Of this city.
Although Gov. Gen. Brooke has wired
$4,000 required for the February pay
rolls. there is still deficit of nearly
$4,000, and the orders from Havana
still hold good, limiting the expendi-
ture during the month of March for
the entire province to $4,000.
The effect Of this order On Civil Gov
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TODAY'S BULLETIN.
Page

rage
CLOSING Hours of Congress.
Crisis at Santiago.
New Spanish Premier.
Boom Days for Trusts.
ALegislatures Adjourn.
Weekly Trade Reviews.
Dewey Now IN Admiral.
S-The Legislative Session.
New Election Bill.
Mr. Heinrich Lucky.
Labor Commissioner Report
+Editorial
Manufacturers to Move.
5-Sporting News.
News OF the Railroads.
DR.. Stone Safe
6-Army Beef Inquiry.
House Bedlam
Walker Talks on Currency.
Mr. Bailey Retires.
News from Manila.
Lexington Park Boulevard.
Church Services Tomorrow.
S-Markcts of the World.
Bar Silver, 59$sc.
Chicago May Wheat, 73c.
g Minneapolis Matters.
Northwest News.
I0--In the Field of Labor.
State Guard Reorganized.
Elks' Minstrel Show.
State Charities Shake-up.
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JOINT PROTECTION.
Latin Governments Propose
Reach an Understanding.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Colom-
bian newspapers just received here
print an address to the Latin govern
ments of this hemisphere to meet In
convention through delegates to de-
wise plans to prevent the collection by
European governments of pecuniarv
claims against these governments. The
foundation for this action is to be found
In the collection by Italy under arbitra-
ton in the Cerruti case
Senior Andrade. the Venezuelan min
lister here. will depart for Paris early
in April. He is to attend the sessions
of the arbitration committee which
meets there again March 25 to fix the
boundary between Venezuela and Brit
ish Guiana.
A revolutionary movement is report
ed to have manifested itself in the
province of Miranda, but the govern
pnent of Venezuela feels able to quell 1t
speedily.
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PEACEFUL SOLUTION.
Great Britain and France Reach an
Understanding In Oman.

LONDON, March 3.-It Is officially
announced that as the treaty of 1862
gives France equal rights with Great
Britain in Oman, Great Britain has
withdrawn her objections to France
placing coaling sheds on the shore,
similar to those of Great Britain, pro-
vided France does not attempt to OBJ
tain territorial rights in Oman.
This Is understood to be part of a
general scheme for the settlement of
the various differences between France
and Great Britain.
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ernor Castillo, Mayor Bacardi and otn-
er Cubans prominent in official circles
is simply paralyzing.
Mayor Bacardi has cabled the COVER
nor general desiring to know what he
is expected to do with such large
number of men, suddenly thrown out OF
work.
Though We are perfectly friendly to
the Americans" he said in the dis
patch, "the present policy seems sui
cidal, for public improvements are
greatly needed, and the men also are
getting in need Of work.
Civil Governor Castillo wonders what
viii happen He cannot see that the
men suddenly thrown out Of employ
ment have any alternative to- hecom-
ing bandits, and he regrets exceedingly
the damaging blow the province mas
received. Owing to his position, he
may not comment upon the orders OF
his superiors, but he considers the
prospects very gloomy.
GEN. WOOD WORRIED.
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood, military
governor, refuses to make any further
statement than he will obey orders
Nearly 500, 900 is still due for February,
for which he will be personally an
swerable, but, under the present or
ders. he cannot continue the men. at
work Outwardly, he is one OF the
calmest men today In Santiago, but as
a matter of fact, he is greatly worried
over existing conditions.
Groups Of men on street corners, IN
clubs and in cafes openly abuse the
American administration, saying that
the Spanish was infinitely preferable,
as in the worst times during peace
considerably more men were engaged
on public works under the old regime
than are now so employed.
Probably the full effects Of the new
policy will not be visible before Mon
day, as the men will receive their pay
tomorrow, and, although Gen. Wood
does not expect disturbances, Cubans
who affect to be cognizant with the
whole situation say it will be quite
;nnossible TO avoid an outbreak OF
some sort.
In spite Of all the antagonism DIS
played towards the American autnorl-
| ties at Havana Gen. Wood remains
popular among Cubans of all classes
who declare the Havana Instructions
| an Outrage upon his administration
In the speeches made at the San Car
los club today, the sentiment was that
the new orders ought to be attributed
to envy of Gen. Woods successful
methods in this department, and so
| far as the province of Santiago Is con-
| cerned the Cubans say that If.
a vote were taken tomorrow they
would select him for the highest posi-
| tion in the island in preference even
| to any Cuban.
| The new regulations have brought to
| a standstill all the improvements, In
| cluding the dredging of the harbor,
1oad-ma king and sewerage. Probably
! mass meetings will be held on Monday
| to protest, and inflammatory speeches
are likely to be made in spite of the
orders prohibiting any criticism at
public meetings of the acts of military
authorities
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Sewer Pipe Trust Incorporated.

TRENTON. N. j., March a.-Ardcles In
cooperating the sewer pipe syndicate were
filed with the secretary Of state today. The
corporate name of the company is the United
States Cast Iron and Foundry Pipe company.
The authorized capital is $50, 600. one-half
preferred, to bear per cent non-cumulative
dividends, and the other half Is common.
The company is authorized to manufacture
and deal in cast iron pipe, castings and
fittings
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ATLANTIC LINERS.

NEW YORK-Arrived: Alsatia, Genoa; Lu-
cania, Liverpool; Pennsylvania, Hamburg;
Werkendam, Rotterdam. Sailed: Burgundia,
Marseilies.
SWINEMUNDE-Saile Thineyslla New
York.
ouEENsToWN-Arrived: Campania, New
York. Sailed Canada, Boston.
Observation-Disclosures: Nomadic Ne-y York
Sailed: Canada. Boston
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PRoFFERED A WARsHIP.

Government Will Convey Remains
of Lord HerscheIl to Europe.
WASHINGTON. March i3.lTo show
the depth of the sympathy felt by the
United States government with the
British government and the family in
the loss Of the late Lord Herschell. our
government has proffered the use of a
United States warship to, convey the
remains of Lord Herschell to England.
The particular vessel has not yet been
selected. but it will be one of the ships
now at Havana. attached to the North
Atlantic squadron. if the British en-
bassy cares to accept the offer.
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MONTOJO IN JAIL.
The Spanish Admiral to BE Tried by
Court Martial.

MADRID, March 3.-Admiral Monte
jo, who was in command of the Span
ish squadron destroyed by Admiral
Dewey in the battle of Manila Bay,
and the commander of the Cavite arse
nal, was this evening incarcerated in
the military prison, pending trial for
his conduct at Manila.
p The government has also ordered the
prosecution of Gen. Linares, who was
in supreme command of the Spanish
ferces at Santiago at the time of the
capitulation to Gen. Shafter.
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ITALY ADMITS IT.

Is Seeking IA Lease of San Nun Bay,
China.
ROME, March 3.-In the chamber Of
deputies today, Admiral de Canevaro,
minister of foreign affairs, replying to
a question on the subject confirmed the
report that the government Is taking
steps at Pekin to secure a lease of San
Mum bay, province of Che Kiang, Chi
ma, and has given notice Of it's intention
to the other nations interested in China,
all of whom. the minister said, were
friendly to the governments project.
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wooden Industries to Combine.

NEW YORK, March 4.-What is the first
step in the actual amalgamation of the entire
woolen industry of this country was taken
yesterday when the manufacturers of worst
eds agreed to combine their interests, and
formed the American Woolen company, with
capital stock of s5O, 600, 900.
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CHINA REASSURED.
Great Britain Will Assist in Resist.
Ing AgEressiOns.

GfeAt Britain VIII Assist In Resist
Ing AgEressiOns.
LONDON, March 4. = The Daily
Graphic announces that the British
minister to China, Sir Claude MacDon-
aid, acting upon Lord Salisbury's in
structions, has notified the tsung Ii
yamen Chinese foreign office that
Great Britain will hold China to the
terms of the contract in the recent
railway loans and Will also support her
III resisting any aggression intended to
force her to repudiate her obligations
under that contract. sssss s.-,es.sss
AS the result of British action, ac-
cording to the Daily Graphic, Anglo
Russian negotiations have been resum-
ed with the prospect of an amicable
arrangement
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volved" and to the frequency with
which officers receive offers Of loans
from professional money lenders at
usurious interest,"" directs that here
after every officer shall immediately
communicate any and all such offers
to his superiors
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AFTER MONEY LENDERS.

Emperor William Seeks to CurtaiI
Their Field.
BERLIN. March 3.-An imperial cab
met order has Just been issued, in
which Emperor William, after refer
ring to certain regrettable affairs, In
which officers have been recently in
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AMERICANS IN TURKEY.

Sultan Sends His Compliments and
Freedom of City.
CONSTANTINOPLE March 3.-The
United States minister, Oscar Straus,
accompanied by Mrs. Straus and two
daughters of Mr.. Ethan Allan Hitch
cock, United States secretary Of the
interior, formerly ambassador to Rus
sia, attended the Zlamic today
The sultan sent his compliments and
invited them to visit the imperial IL
brary and the porcelain works
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Spirits Distilling company. $500. 900.
The greatest efforts were needed to
get the rye whisky distillers in line.
This company was incorporated with
S20.000,000 capital New Jersey. The
new combination will invite all the
small distillers to join. and because of
it's gigantic proportions 1t anticipates
little opposition.
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CHICAGO, March S.-Thel trial of Baron
Mcdonald was begun today several witnesses
being called during the afternoon Nothing OF
Importance was drawn out, all of the evi-
dence being from people who were in the
saloon at the time of the Killing. None of
them testified to seeing Mcdonald make an
attempt to draw a weapon. some swearing
that ne made no such attempt and as this
VIII be the line of the plea Of self-defense to
be advanced by the defendant, the evidence
OF today weighed heavily against him.
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TODAY'S EVENTS.

METRoPOLITAN-Elks benefit, s PM
GRANp-''My Friend From India,'' 2:15 and
S:15 PM.
Palm Garden-Vaudeville, and 8 Pm.
W. c. T. U. meeting, Y. NJ C. A. parlors
TN.
Masqaersdc bah. benefit to L. Pepin, Assem-
bly, hall. $3.50 PM
Enl:ast Anniversary celebration. CreHn hal,
PM.
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WILL GET WELL.

ton of Mr.. kIpling.
NEW YORK, March 8. Rudyard
Kipling continues to improve rapidly.
His condition is satisfactory in every
way, and but one bulletin was issued
today at 2:15 p. M. which was as fol-
lows:
"Mr. Kipling has continued to improve. so
that today his temperature and pulse are but
little above normal"
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Federal Steel Dividend.

NEW YORK March 3.-The directors of the
Federal Steel company have declared divi-
dend of one and half per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. No action was taken on the
common stock.
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the enormous amount of import taxes
collected there.
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
Gen. Henry Permits Ponce Journal
to AhuSe Him

Gen. Henry Permits Ponce Journal
to Abuse Him.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, March
3.-The Democracia, the leading paper
at Ponce. and the organ Of Senior Luis
Munoz Rivera. former president of the
insular government. was suppressed
yesterday by the military authorities
because of an article attacking the lat
ter Today. however, MAJ. Gen. Henry,
military governor. allowed the man
ayers to resume publication Of similar
attacks.
Senor Rivera will leave for the Unit
ed States son March 5.
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CASE OF LEPRosY.

Human Pfncushion Reported to Be
in a Chicago Hospital.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis, March 3.-It is
reported here that Sydney Pierce, the
human pincushion. is a sufferer with
leprosy. He is former Sheboygan
Falls young man and entered upon the
career of making his living by permit
ting pins and tubes to be stuck into his
body in this city few weeks ago. He
went from here to exhibit himself at a
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DREYFUS HEARING.

1t VIII Begin Before the United
Court of Cessation Today.
PARIS, March 3.-The united sec
tions of the court of cessation will be-
gin the hearing in the Dreyfus case
tomorrow, in conformity with the new
trial revision law
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Admiral schley Goe. to Eurone.

HAVANA March 3.-The United State.
armored cruiser Brooklyn received orders to-
day to sail for Hampton Roads to take Rear
Admiral Schley to Europe.
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Crime Of a Maniac.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. March 3.-Mrs
James V. Clark, OF Lucknow. Tenn, admin
istered rough on Iats to herself and three
children in pie last night and today all are
at the point of death. Her mind was un-
balanced by the death Of her husband.