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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-25

best churned, 5-lb jar..............$12 20
63ib jar Choice Dairy, ......,........... soc
Genuine Imported Summer Sausage
from Halle, Germany, sold only at
Schoch's, per pound .................. SOC
FGll Cream Cheese, per pound Sc
New White Clover Honey, per comb 1Sc
Tumblers Pure Buckwheat Honey. 25c
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Carpenters Union.
A. j. Lindstrom, Marshal.
Woodworkars' Union.
j. E. Haglin, Marshal.
Cabinetmakers' Union.
Gus Almen, Marshal.
PatternmakerS' Union.
e. Z, Fisher, Marshal.
TailoSs' Union.
John ZimTner, Marshal.
-.-.-... III. VIZ. - >
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Mrs. Edward MuIIigan Entertains at
Dinner at Her Home on Laurel
Avenue in Honor of Mrs. Ford,
of ChicagO-Mnrriage of Miss
Charlotte III. Morgan to MIR. TheO-
dOre A. Peterson.

Mrs. w. R. Ladd gave progressive
croquet party yesterday afternoon IN
honor Of her guest, Miss Metcalf, of Du-
luth. The game started on the lawn
surrounding the residence of Mrs. Ladd
on Laurel avenue, and was continued
over lawns in the neighborhood and
then back again, the game ending on
Mrs. Ladd's lawn
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d0ssier nov u-der examination a. Rem
1es. for 7 know is contents from the one
nan who has mastered i 1=s-- That man
: DeuaaEe. DreTtus' lawyer He studied
every word Of = tw1ca-1rsc II ISS+ and
again before the present trial began
The dossie- i a collection q NUMEROUS
documents supposed 20 bear upon the
Dreyfus case L consists Of TWO parts
namely. military and diplomatic
1t IS composed u about nine hundred
different papers OF these seven hundred
are wholly uCfup1r-act- Thsre are many
letters from women. retailing gossip.
Three women are either personal friends
II army officers o. their u,isCresses- Their
chatter : u TO consequence L ! some
-ninz Ike this. 7 net 4 woman who me-
another woman Who heard another won-
Al sar she knew Z woman who dreamed
that D-eyfus had relations with the
German Embassy
None but ne1 blinded oy crazy preju-
dice could think o[ putting such silly le--
tz-s II the 6ossfer. n point oE fact s0us
. tze higher officers are not only preJu-
diced 6u. ignorant The intellectual
weakness ot Boisderre and 3IerCier was
-Ee laughing stock ot the army before
attention vas called Of by the D-eyfus
case
OF the cwo hundred serious papers
some are reports n mora OF less conse~
Cue1ce- There ara ssne fcrgeries in the
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dcss.e-. The reason to- secrecy does not
arise from anything the dossis- contains
regarding Dreytls Z = because certain
documents O letters mention . scandal
II which SChwa-tZkoppen. the military
a--schz. and PanIzzar5I, the Italian mill
ta-r artacae are alleged . De concerned
The Countess de MINISTER'S name : also
connected with cha- q another well
known woman q Paris
'.RsveIa-IonS of this nature. even i well
founded would not bring OF wa- wiki
either Germany o. Italy L war Is made
<or such & cause than Ist II come
The German Emperor. with his well
defined ideas Of ethics would b the first
u punish The perpetrators O such 3
CrEa-
TIE present examination Is not Ced1i-
tive. L Is for the purpose 0t separating
t1a documents pertaining . Dreyfus
from others There vii than 6s 3 pub
lie examination % the former, bur names,
c1e mention Of which might give 0EeEse.
will no- De uttered Such s GalIiter's or
der
IN the United S-a-es such evidence as
= furnished oy TIE d1ss5s- would not D.
strong enough 70 bring q man ins0 court
-sDreyfGs viii - acquitted
FRANCIS DE PRESSENSE.
Editor Of lie Temps"
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Dispatch From Vienna Says
He Has Had Several
Painting Fits.
HIS DOCTOR IS CALLED
Ad7iceS TO the London Morning
Papers Do Not Mention
the Illness.
s,e-.G D.s7zcca q -. call.

EEIENNA, Aug. 9.-The AIIge-
meme Zeitung says that the
u Pope is i'll. in consequence
of the great heat, and has had
several faintnig fits. Dr.. Tap
poni, his physician, was hastily
summoned.
LONDON. Aug. 9.-DiSpatches
from Rome to the morning pa
perS do not confirm the alarm
ist statement of the AIIgemeine
Zeitung regarding the health OF
the Pope.
On the contrary. they assert
that his Holiness is busy prepar-
ing an encycIicaI on the Peace
Conference which will urge the
necessity OF the Holy See regain
ing complete temporal liberty in
order that il may promote the
work OF peace and arbitration.
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PLAGUE MOVING
STEADILY WESTWARD
Many Mediterranean Ports Have Es-
tabIishsd Strict Quarantine
Regulations.

WASHINGTON Aug s.-The steady
westward advance OF the plague and ot
the conditions prevailing. with itS latest
potuC OF attack in Alexandria Egypt. are
discussed n report made 70 the state
D=uartuau- by Consul Robert 9 Skinner
81 AGa-SeIIIeS He declares that the ap-
pea-auce ot -he disease AZ Alexandra
slows q constant movement ward
and from lis location -here i : z menace
70 the great Mediterranean ports q
Europe. most CT when have adopted rigId
quarantine measures
Th= state of affairs II Alexandra Is set
forth II q letter 10 -le commercial AZ
r-orfrfas a. 8IarseIIies bearing da-e ~
June = L says the epidemic -elT1c- in
creases uor 5fE1in5Sles, 5uL that about
ryv1 rev cases appear daily win ecCa-
sioGaI intervals The municipality and
the sanitary service % the city display
-f-elszS zeal IN adopting measures OF pre-
ve1riou Al suspects ara Immediately r.
moved 70 4 LaZ7retto-
: urarr!,-ru Of r7vo francs IS cents :
given - any individual who VIII inform
che authorities OF case oI pldg1e and
q premium % one franc : offered tor the
head Of every rat dead OF the plague
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SECRET SESSION TO
END ON FRIDAY
Documents Contained II the Dossier
VIII Then Have Been Dis
posed Of

PENNES. France. aug. e.-Tha se-
c-er session q the Dreytus cou-r-C-z--
cEaI today lasted from 5-51 3 II 70
I1:45 &. II
General Chauo:1s nearly completed
his Uar- q the examination q -hs dos
se- He VIII be heard to-norrow for
: couple q hours and then n PaIao-
I5Eua II the Foreign Office VIII take u
chs task- which. II Is understood, VIII
b= completed OF Friday next = pub
lie session. therefore. viii take place
7~ Saturday morning.
The dossizr consists of about 400 doc
u-rsncs. q which fifty ws-e disposed 1i
Yesterday Several % the documents
z-z written IN German. During the
proceedings today. Z German dicJion-
a-y vas seut for. and when certain
words and phrases could not exactly
a. understood even with the aid 0f the
dictionary. D-eytus. who IS 4 perfect
German scholar. volunteered a transia-
-t1r and was allowed 10 give explena-
-torS. which were u valuable assist
a-cs u the members OF the court.
The pr=cauriCuary police measures
---5ay were much more stringent than
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Eugene Grove, foreman OF Truck
l. head severely cut.
John Eeehan Of Engine 10, knee
wrerched-
Sidney Cummings of Truck I,
slightly injured about the head
\ Asartous fre. entaiIinga loss OF about
$4,000 and almost resulting IN the
death OF several fremen. broke cut
shortly before 5 o'clock last evening in
Starr & Owens restaurant, Sixth
street
The flames spread with considerable
rapidity and IN a brief space Of time
The Grand Central market, az 90 Mar
kat street. became burning furnace
In the hope Of saving the adjoining
houses and 10 prevent 4 cOlfagrati0n.
which seemed imminent. Chief SuIli-
van turned II Z second alarm. calling
out tha engines OF the outlying dis
trfc-s Fearing that rhe entire block
would Be wiped 0ur. the fremen con-
centratei their efforts 70 confne the
flames "a The market and restaurant
Just as the ffreu1eu had the fire under
control the roof OF the market fell with
& resOunding crash = cry OF horror
went Up from the immense crowd that
vas viewing the FIRE from Market
street. and breaking through the Pc
lice lines. many OF rhe excited specta-
tc-s rushed 70 the assistance OF the
wounded f-emeu-
\ few minutes later another portion
OF the burning building fell but for
runately the crowd Of rescuaCs received
warning Of the threatened coliapSe and
escaped just as the heavy tfubers
crashed 70 the ground
The cries OF the framen who had
been nj jured by The falling of the roof
could Be distinctly heard by their COM
rades. and. without waiting for orders
from the chief or his assistants they
plunged into the burning building
James McGivfnS, 4 member 0f Engine
Company L. was the first OF the
injured men 10 be rescued. He vas
found under q pile OF burning tiubers
with his hip broken and his face COW
cred with blood that flowed from an
ugly scalp wound in his head. When
tenderly laid on the sidewalk he brave
Iy ordered his rescUers not 10 bother
with him. but 70 lose no time IN getting
out his injured comrades. who were in
imminent danger Of being roasted
alive. as he expressed IL
While be was thus expressing hiu1sallsz
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Q - % 2, 2, = > = : = 9 +3+S+S

yesterday Strong detaChueuts = in
fz1-ry- instead Cf gerdaruss, c0rd0net
th= streets leading % ths LyC=e- Gen
dsr-es alone performed this duty YES
terday. and the people. who we're much
less numerous. barely. mastering $50
persons. were pressed stiIi further back
Even persons standing inside the en-
trance hal q the house within Tisw q
the do0r ot the LyCee we're compelled
by gelEa-T1es 70 retreat into Che IN
terror Of the house and the front door
was closed Absolutely nobody but the
police and soldiers we're thus within fdj
yards OF Dreyfus whsn he crossed the
Avenue de a Care
The police authorities explain th-
rizo- of these measures on -i.e ground
that yesterday a few cries against the
prisoner were raised while he vas
crossing the avenue. Not q discordarc
note was heard anywhere today
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building. bleeding prcfusely from q
deep cut IN his head He was also hur-
riedly conveyed 10 the Receiving Hos
pttaI
Eugene Grove. foreman OF Truck !.
was struck on the head by z piece 0t
falling timber and sustained al ugly
scalp wound His comrades who
dragged him out OF the ruins gathered
around him and begged him % seek
medical attendance
4 an all right. boys" he assured
them. wiping the blood from his face
7 don't intend 20 leave here until l an
satisfied that there IS nobody else IN
the ruins"
He then re-entered the building and
assisted IN the search for the injured
John Feeha1 of Engine 10 and Sidney
Cummings OF Truck I were also slight
y injured BY the falling root Cum
mings, while emerging from the build
ing. was accidentally struck with the
nozzle OF Z hose and rendered UnCon-
SciouS He recovered in a short time
and renewed his efforts 70 suodue the
flames.
While the brave dremen were rescu-
ing their injured comrades the flames
were spreading with alarming rapidity-
Chief Sullivan promptly ordered his
men 10 redoubIe their efforts. and after
over an hours hard work they succeed
60 n subduing the blaze.
In addition 70 the OBSTRUCTION d me
market and restaurant a barber shop
owned by Starns & Hagar- AZ Il Sixth
street. Our House" saloon, at $50
Market street: dry goods store OF J. W
Perdergast. Al : Sixth street and z
florist store. kept by Kahn & Lasserre.
q sixth street. we're damaged by fire
and wafer
starr & Owens. prOprisJOrs of the
restaurant. estimate their loss 10 BE-
n r,~,4- Sffa1 Including ranges and other
rrouerty. which IS fully covered by in
surauca SterEs & HaEau. pr0prietors
OF the barber shop Immediately adfoin-
ing the oyster house, lost their heating
APPARATUS and the bathroom - cOn1ec-
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ACRAMENTO Aug s.-The little
town ot Lincoln, Placer County,
Is in q state Of frenzy over the
~ murder " Frank : Lands,
brother Of the Clerk OF Placer
County, J. 3. Lands, and son Of John
Lands. Z prominent merchant Of sac
ranauro.
TWO man are urder arrest tonight
on suspicion OF completely il the ulur-
der One OF chem Is John AIber, an
ernpIo-e Of the Lincoln ca1nery. The
suspicion Is slight. but the Sheriff OF
Placer County is determined that tn
guilty man shall not escape.
Nobody in all Placer County was bet
ter liked than young Frank Lands Of
Lincoln. He and his brother kept tho
leading store IN the town and when the
brother became County CLERK the man
ageue1t OF the establishment fell 10
Frank No hour was TOO IaIe for young
Lands 70 accommodate & customer and
he could be seen as late as midnight
opening UP his store 70 serve some
friend with q trihing want Il was this
spirit Of accommodation that led 70 his
death
This morning before daylight Mrs
SxitzIer. who lives within view ot
Lands store. arose 70 prepare an early
breakfast She had laid out 4 ham and
plate OF biscuit the night before. but
when she sought them this morning
she found them gone Hastily glancing
down the street. as II 70 locate the pur-
Iofners Of her fare. Mrs SwitZler saw
the front door OF the Lands store ajar.
She notified E " Reddiug. the night
watchman. OF her loss and also OF her
discovery with reference 10 the store
Reddfng proceeded 70 Investigate He
opened the store door. only 10 be con-
fronred by the corpse OF Frank Lands
living UPON the floor His hat and re-
4oIver lay or the floor q short distance
away. One cartridge in the revolver
had been exploded Suicide was the
first explanation advanced. but later
discoveries showed that Lands had
been killed while fighting for his life
About twenty feet away from the
body was the private Office Inside the
office was a safe A lamp always stood
on TOD OF the safe This lamp was
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] commenting on the D-eytus case.
says
i The examination - rh= secret
dossi4r has o--=rc=t and r1s
battle i nov OF. Yesterday aCcus=-
and accused had --a preliminary sk---
-ish- which. however showed nothing
= -h=G- respective strength But ws
heard D-sy[us trying II control his
feelings and crying aloud MS innocence
How fearful J. : -1a- -h= president
could ind II 1-1=- reply q make than
Than vcu deny -1= charger D=Ey
THAT Good Cod. They condemned
his man To- having been ne author
= he do-zer=au which = i nov
known Es-e-Ezzy wrote. and Es-@-hazy
Ez-=s -c5 present himself a. R@-C@S.
having r==- acquitted % he crime
which l. admits having d0E=- What
madness. C-rcs=d u AL human logic. -
hunt about u md OUT whether DreE-
<-s could have known such ard slch
matter mentioned il os-de-eau
written b~ Es-z-hazy. which he could
know nothing about
u Co-r=--y. writing II rhe Figaro. II
n f-7-.czI vz51 SAYS. The wretch
Yes. ne denies everything rhts Drey-
us o< misfortune H 0bs-tDa-ely d.
eIaras wt-h criminal veheusCce that n
: 10- z traitor He assumed this Cyl
icaI attitude - -he frs audience. and
today must have acted similarly b.
fore tLe secret dossls-. / IS the height
o. trnpl1ence.
When D-eytus vas sent - rhe Isle
IL Dia5-= because Esterhazy wrote tI=
aor6ereau This criminals dossier would
rot have filed cha cover u package
e cigarette papers General Boisdeffre,
saeing thiz. said ID the newly appointed
chief q the secret intelligence Office.
Colonel Pfcqua-r: There's nothing N
this dossier Va must ind something
= put II IL for his family asks exDla-
nations which II would da difficult 70
answer Colonel P5cqUzr-- not seeming
u - IN hunor 70 fl our the dos
si4-. vas s=15 70 the deviL. sEd iIue-
C.z-s-y rhe 5ossi=- sweIIe6 OK"
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ESTERHAZY'S
CONFESSION

NEW YORK Aug s. Journal
cable from R5u-ss says Com
-z-=zl- Cz--.=-e- Commissioner
II -1= c-u-----s--5aI which : ~
} t-- L-=E-tUs. LES received Q le--7r
from Major Es-e-laZE- The letter
= ES-z--zzvs refusal = return
, from L--5cC - 9 witness a. the
; ---z- n response = 2 s-c p=Zz ard
: guarantee y safe conduct t-c0
-E= French Government I :
. rambling and 6-s5Ci--=d COMM uni
, -z-t1- - 4-1G words. evidently The
work - 3 6i551.--ed mind
That Es-e--ezv : practically
mad everybody who 1zs nat hin
, knows HIS =rac-a-sd <scs. rs
: burning. s----e-.-= eyes s-l6s1
deep IL their sockets MS deeply
t--rc7=[ forehead and his Elgn.
spas-ct-- nervous tension all
Snow clearly % a-y a-.e1is- the
.-curall= -ss--I c< s-sspl=sScess,
dissipation and a1s--r-=.
ES-4-lzz- makes specific STATE
ne-rs In -L= letter -l-s- received.
which ara - the highest s.gL-E-
cauce - follows
II entered t--3 relations with
SC-V-5-Z--1 EE7-. CI= German t-----
ca-v a--1c1=. u -sa= ScEwz-Z-
zc--=- roIE ua that h had II MS
service az -1z French Ministry Of
War q captain - artillery. I -o-d
tl.s 20 Sz-tEe-r ana h said
|, know the man ard Tvs got Rim
Il Trc-= The bo-Gsreau On Sand
hers instructions and took L
III sz-t Il the German embassy
VIXEN 7 knew SchwarZkoPPsu vas
, azay from Paris On leave Il was
szEzzz -Ea-e BY ore % our agents
German. ard taken 70 Co.o1@l
, EeUry-
"He--v vas M friend I had
i-e1 beside cir tcr . long 1n=.
He knew --= -s-y val He knew
ny hand writing better than any
! body Henry said - II. or
, hands ara cul ot proof against
. L--EtUs-
These ara specific statements.
z-5 This was ne absolute o-g.1-
Ming - The action against Dr=v-
tuz -1e Two active agents II
causing = we're Es-e-hszy aud
- -
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FnIanders Ernigrating.

ST JOHN y F. Aug s--A ta7uta-
tion OF FInlazders IS bers inspecting the
country with view % arranging for the
iruuig grafton II thousands OF FIuIa1ders.
who ara euEgraGiEg because OF the
tyranny OF the Russian Government 10
sspE cham uberIafn. Secretary OF State for
the Colonies sent with them special
message 70 the Governor Of Newfou1ei-
land Sir Hugh ACCaIUru. that all as
sfSrance practicable BE- rendered them
TO-DAY rEe deputati0n started on a tour Of
fnsuecrf0r OF the various sections OF the
island which seem adaptable 70 their
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t0ur freuen emerged rom he doomed
building carrying n their arms Daniel
Higgins OF Truck / who had his
thigh broken bE the falling roof Both
men were Immediate placed n the pa
troll wagons which were II waiting,
and taken 10 The hospital.
Scarcely had they been driven away
from the scene when Dave Levy u
Engine II was taken from the
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Six of Them Injured While Fighting a
Blaze in a Meat Market
Fire at Sixth and Market Streets Destroys Prop
erty Valued at Fifteen Thousand Dollars.
Heroic Efforts Of the SneCtatOrs

EoEN McGIVINS. z member OF
Engine Company 10. fractured
hip and an extensive scalp
wound.
Daniel Higgins OF Truck l, thigh
broken
Dave Levy OF Engine Il, scalp
badly torn-
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Colonel ..RilIn Sim Dead.

PITTSFIELD. Mass. Aug s-CoIonei
William 2 Sim. for many years propri-
a-C- Of rte SEontauk Theater. BROOKLYN
died AZ the NapIewood Hotel in this cf1v
tonight, aged s5 years He was married
70 Cora Tanner. the actress, but five
Years ago she obtained g separation at
Fargo, y D.
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WHY THE DOSSIER IS
so CLOSELY GUARDED

NEW YORK. Aug e--Tls Journal has
The following from Paris
Y can speak wtth authority upon the
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D ARLS. aug e-N. C.=-e-ceau.
commanding On the D-=ycus case.
i Tie examination - The secret
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Cse-i--es g s>sa4 FA<A
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Ceattaued g Second Pzs@.
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= ACRANENTO Aug. e--The little
town of Lincoln, Placer County,
Is IN = state Of frenzy over the
i murder u Frank 3 Lands,
hr1trar Of The Clerk Of Placer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-01

w. II. Bennett, a merchant of
Elk City. is in town today on a
business mission.
Don't forget the Pioneer feed
and livery stable when in Stuart.
low JOSEPH Cox, Prop'r.
A. ID. Kennedy is prepared to do
all kinds Of light and heavy haul
ing. Care used in moving household
furniture. Terms reasonable.
The 15-year-old son of Dave
Paul was thrown from horse and
severely kicked about the face and
head yesterday. His condition is
not regarded as serious.
Do you want calling or visiting
cards? We have at the FREE
Press Office $4,000 in assorte 4
sizes and styles and can suit the
most fastidious taste and purse. If
Upon urgent request, DR.. Green
has promised to visit Cotton wood
and will be absent from his Grange
vile office from December to Is,
inclusive. 26-2s
To our out of town patrons.
During removal sale we allow a
discount of 20 per cent. All mail
orders filed the same day as re.
ceived. Alexander & Freidenrich.
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HUMAN LIGHT GlVERS.
A Man and 4 Woman with "io"s
Faces-PhOsphoresc Eyes
Of Monkeys.

"a friend has just told me OF a singu-
lar experience" said Los Angeles
physician. He has considerable
practice in the mining camps Of Sonora
being employed by large company 10
attend the miners. a Mexican went TO
him one day and said that there was
man starving to death on the outskirts
of the town. The physician went to the
place indicated, but he had some DIM
Guilty in locating the man, as no one
would go with him, all, especially, the
women, being frightened at what they
called the fire man. Finally he found
the shanty in which lay man in an ad-
vanced state Of consumption. He was
evidently in need of food, and quite
alone.
els there anything curious about
me" the man Immediately asked the
doctor. The people all shun me as
they would the evil one, and say l am
the fire man. Shut the door and look at
me-
1.-THE doctor CLOSED the door and win
| dows, SO that the place became per-
| fectly dark, and then he saw that about
| the mans face was a perfect aureole
of light. His face gave out light, and
the doctor told the man SO.
"'Shall burn up?' asked the man.
| "'Oh, no. replied the doctor 1T is
something very rare, and the people
think you are ghost The man died
| soon after.
II remember that Carpenter some
where cites similar case-that of a man
who emitted faint light that caused
him to be deserted by everyone. There
was an instance of a woman who was
luminous in Florence, Italy, and ore
ated no little excitement; but in this
case the cause was electricity, as The
light was not visible except when she
was rubbed, when her entire body
glowed with q rich light. By rubbing
her cheeks at night she could produce
the light, and she SO terrified the PEG
pie, especf1iiy the ignorant peasanlry
that the authorities had to interfere
Dr. Phipson, an accurate observer
states that he has seen a phosphores
cent CLEAN in the eyes of a monkey il
complete darkness, and South Ameri
can naturalist confirms this. He wal
travelling at night and had taken refug'
in tree during heavy storm. Thu
darkness was intense, not CLEAN o
light appearing anywhere, when sud
denly he saw near him two fiery lights
Thinking it might be panther, h
raised the gun which he carried ant
fired point plank and heard some heav.
body fall into the brush. The mex
morning he found at the foot of tn
tree large monkey, the luminous OF
jects having been its eyes."-N. Y. Sur