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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
RAID ON sHEEHAN'S VOTE
His Enemies In tho Ninth Going ut tho
Voters in Detail.

Three Of Councilman Frank ]. Goodwin's
lieutenants in the fight he is making for the
leadership of tho Tammany forces in the Ninth
Assembly district went to the Bureau OF Elec-
tons yesterday to copy the names of tine voters
who have enrolled as Democrats in the district
Mr.. Goodwin Twill begin an active campaign
among these voters. majority OF whom are
said to be friendly to John c. Sheehan and will
try to convince them that Mr.. Shechan should
be deposed. Tho names which are now on the
primary rolls are those OF the voters who de-
ciaIed their party preferences when they
registered. At that time it was not expected
that there would be any serious attempt to de-
pose Mr.. Sheehan, and most Of those who on
rolled are said to be friendly to him.
The resignation OF Thomas L. Smith from
the Pequod Club was pointed to yesterday by
Nj. Goodwn's friends as evidence that Mr.
Sheehans hold on the PeIuod Club is not as
strong as his followers believe. Mr.. Shee:
Mr.. Smith is OF no consequence. Mr.
Smith is Richard Croker's private secretary
Senator Louis Munzinger, who is aiding Mr.
ShoehRn in his attempt to weaken the hold OF
Mr.. Croker on the organization. gave out q
statement yesterday in which he predicted
solidly behind Mr.. Sheehan, and said that there
was no truth in the story that 200 members Of
the Pe0uod Gu b were opposed to him
Mr.. Sheehan has written to THE sun asking
that the story printed in newspaper to the
effect that he was unfriendly to Martin Enge.
Assembly district, be denied. Mr.. Sheehan
says that he Is very friendly with Councilman
Engel and believes him to he az good a leader
can be found in the Eighth district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
M'KISNEY As A ROBBER.
Identified by Miss Wendell of This City MS
Her Former Coachman.

PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Samuel Mckinney.
whose wife accused him Of many crimes. was
arraigned for u hearing before Police Magis-
trate South at o'clock this afternoon, and on
the evidence of Miss Wendell OF 422 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York. he was committed without
bail as fugitive from justice to await requ-
sltlon from Gov. Roosevelt Mckinney was
identified by Miss Wendell as the man who
was formerly in her employ as a coachman.
Some OF the charges OF Mrs. Mckinney have
been proved partly. Miss Wendell and her
brother John were robbed OF nearly $4,000
worth OF United States bonds and some valu-
able papers, n number OF which were dscov-
cred here on Tuesday last when Mckinney was
taken into custody. The bonds were identified
AS n part Of the papers taken. fine gold
watch which Mckinney wore when taken into
custody was recognized by Miss Wendell as
having been taken from her room nearly four
years ago.
McKinneys wife was also a servant in the en-
ploy Of Miss Wendell at the time Of the rob
berries. 1t Is believed that tho police will not
try to connect her with the crime, as she was
instrumental in bringing the matter to light
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
BISHOP CHOSEN BIZ LOT.
Mennonite Ceremony at Millersville, Pa
The Rev. Abram Herr Chosen.

The Rev. Abram Herr Chosen.
READING. Pa. June S.-With the thermom-
eter at 1902 throng crowded the old Men,
MONTE meeting house at Millersvie to-day to
witness the choice OF Ia Bishop. Ministers are
chosen from the laity but preachers alone are
eligible for Bishops There were four can
didates. Many fervent prayers were Of
fered that God should direct them to Sc
lect the right man. When the moment
arrived for the election four Bibles were
brought forward. Ono contained blank slip
OF paper. but no one knew in which book 1t
was The candidates were then asked to come
forward and select II Bible The one with the
prize fell to, the lot of the llev, Abram Herr OF
New Danville: He asked for prayers in the
discharge Of his new duties and was then oon-
secrated. the sermon being preached by the
Rev. Jacob Brubaker OF Mount JOY
:, There was great rejoicing among the new
Herr who led the first colony q Mennontes
Several thousand people were present to-day
including a large number OF Mennonite preach
ers from all OF this part OF the State. The other
candidates were the Reys. Daniel. lehman OF
Millorsville, benjamin Hertzler OF Lancaster
and Abraham Wilmer. Letort. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
AN APPEAL FOR PICQUARE
His Cousin, Mayor of Villo d'Avray, Writes
to tho Minister of Justice.
Spectai Gable D,,pdteh to THE Sun.

PARIS. June s.-M. Edmond Cast. Mayor Of
Vile d'Avray. who is a cousin OF Col. Picquart.
to-day sent letter to NJ. Lebret. Minister OF
Justice. in which he expresses the hope that
tribunal will soon try the prisoner. He says:
think it only necessary to enumerate the
following facts In order to justify my hope.
Col. Picquart. In 1895, told his superiors that
the bordereau, which served in 1894 to'con-
denim Dreyfus. was Esterhazy's handiwork.
Thereupon Col. Pcquart was disgraced and
imprisoned at Mont Valerien for forty-five
days and placed on half pay. In July 1893.
Col. Picquart declared that the document that
NJ. Cavaignac caused to be nosted throughout
France bore every evidence OF forgery. There
upon he was again imprisoned on July 10.
Nevertheless he had only spoken the truth. On
Aug. 80 Col Henry avowed forging the docu-
ment whose genuineness NJ Cavaignao
guaranteed in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties The United Courts OF Cessation
on June 3 declared that the bordereau was
not written by Dreyius but by Esterhazy. and
to-day Col. Picquart com pletes $50 days OF i'm
prisonment 1t is true that during the interval
It pleased Gems Zurlinden and Tavernier.
against all evidence. to accuse Col. Plcquart OF
fabrcatng a document that was intended to
compromise Esterhazy. This document guilty
hands fabricated with the object OF arousing
suspicious. though. curiousy enough. the au-
thorities have hitherto not sought the fabrica-
tors. 1t Is also true that Col. Picquart Is less
fortunate in his relations with the bench
OF magistrates than the trio comprising Du
Patty de Clam. Esterhazy and Nine. Pays He
has seen rejected session after session the ex-
animation Of his request as though his being
freed the day following the Court OF Casa
TONS decree would be too open an avowal that
he had been right. Such has been Col. Pic
quarts action when stripped OF the criminal
attempts to ruin him. who. understanding
truly solderlike honor. did not hesitate at self
sacrifice in order to repair an awful mistake"
The letter concludes with a personal appeal
from the writer for a trial of Col. Picouart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
A MESSAGE FROM DREYFUs.
Sends Word to His Wife That He VIII
Stnrt for France To-day.
Special Cable Dupateh to THE Sun.

Special Gable D.ipateh to THE Sun.
PARIS. June S.-Capt. Dreyfu has telegraphed
the following message to his wife: 60 start
Friday. I await with 10y the moment Of kiss
ing you"
The Steele says that Premier Dupuy intends
to retain Gen. Zurlinden as Military Governor
OF Paris.
The Cabinet has decided to prosecute the
Journal du Peuple on account Of it's publication
OF an article to-day melting the soldiers to dis
obedience. The paper is owned by NJ. Sebas-
tian Faure. the Socialist leader.
Baron Christiani will appear in the police
court next Tuesday to answer the charge Of
striking and woundng President Loubet while
the President was carrying out his duties.
The Mayor OF Domont. in the Department Of
Seine-et-Oise. has written to Premier Dupuy
fatty refusing to allow copy Of the judgment
OF the Court OF Cessation in the Dreyfus re-
vision case to be posted in his district.
NJ. Krantz. Minister OF War; has requested
Gen Hartschmidt. commanding tho Eigh-
teenth Division. at Anglers. to explain a re-
markable order he recently issued to his troops.
IN which he alluded in hardly veied language
to his appreciation OF tho attacks on President
Loubet. and showed his bitter antagonism to a
revision Of the Dreyfus case.
The Government will probably dismiss the
Mayor OF Domont for his refusal to allow copies
OF the judgment of the Court OF Cessation in
the Dreyfus case to be posted in his district.
and will have the judgment posted by depart
mental officials.
The Cabinet to-day discussed the measures
to be taken at Longchamps on Sunday In view
OF 1.-THE indications OF possible serious trouble
there when President Loubet attends the races.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
STRIKE ON THE SANTIAGO WHARF.

StevedOres Demand So Day Troops
Guarding Men Willing to Work.
Special Gable Despatch to The SUN
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. June S-The Cuban
workmen here are rapidly learning the GUS
toms OF their American brethren. Nearly 300
stevedores employed by the Captain OF the
Port struck this morning for an advance in
their wages from 81 25 to So day. Seventy
five Jamaicans were Immediately employed by
Can't. J. s. Scott to take the places Of the men
who had quit work. and guard from the Fifth
Regular Infantry was placed at the approach
to the dock to prevent the strikers from troub-
ling the men willing to work.
The men who are now demanding So day
worked last August for ratlons They subse-
quently received 81 a day, but then went on
strike and secured an advance Of rs cents. but
no concession will be made to them now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
HEAT GOT 4 FRESH HOLD.
Eleven Deaths in Manhattan Yesterday
Cooler To-Day.

The weather experts were a trife of in their
latitude when they predicted that New York's
hot SPELL would vanish in a spectacular thun-
der shower. There were showers in Phade-
phia. showers between that city and this. and
showers to the north OF us volleyed and thun-
dered But not a drop fell in any of our
boroughs and there was not the suggestion OF
even remote thunder and lightning. But the
GOODNESS surrounding us had good effect on
the temperature in the evening The wind.
which had been south, southwest and north
west during the day, got around to west about
O o'clock and began to blow merrily. At IL
o'clock it had gait of fifteen miles. with
promise Of something swifter The official
thermometer then registered II. and one OF
the assistant local prophets said confidently:
is the Washington prediction for this neign
horhood. and It Is our own opinion. too
we aHn r GET th9 on at the a,e ar
cool wave is coming in from the West without
waiting for showers to clear the way. That
doesn't always do what 1t is scheduled to do"
The hottest hour Yesterday was between 3
mometer got up to eOs. The coolest part OF the
day was between 3 and In the morning. when
the temperatnre vas Go,, That was due to to- the
influence was spent before O'Clock. and then
the mercury started UP again. registering 80
at midday.
There were eleven deaths. and six prostra-
tons from heat reported In Manhattan yester-
day. Those are the dead:
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN. JOHN 40 years old OF 40 west Twenty
third street.
BLEcnKE. JULIA 10 years old. OF PIP Fast Twenty
ninth street.
BopE, WILLIAM r. years old OF 1893 First ave-
nue..
DwYEr FR.scIs. 10 months old. OF Asa West
Seventeenth street.
FFBESrIELD. FASSIE, 1 year old. OF 12lH East
l2Hth street
Female child of May Houghton of s3o Third ave
nue..
GEBHARDT. WILLIAM. OF 1892 First avenue.
LEvIS. MORRIS. months old Of "a Essex street
MCDoSALD, ISABELLA, six months old. of 6OS East
fourteenth street
w.rzwrILER, ABLE, hve months old, OF ct East
l@2h street.
WOOD. CHARLES. three months old. of $50 Fast
Twelfth street
ALBANY June 9-There was one DEATH
Michael ConklinG. aged 70. and three pros
trations from the heat here to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
NAyr DEPARTMENT no Buy ARMoR
For the -Four Monitors and for Diagonal
Plates of Three BAttleshtps.

WASHINGTON. June Son the advice OF the
Board on Construction. Secretary Long has
decided to buy enough Harveyized armor from
tho Bethlehem and Carnegie companies to
furnish the protection for the monitors Ar
kansas. Connecticut. Florida and Wyoming
and for the diagonal plates OF the battleships
Maine, Missouri and Ohio. These diagonal
plates are built into the structures OF the
ships. and work will be very much delayed on
the hulls II the department fails to take action
until authorized to do so by Congress In
their letters to the Navy Department. read at
the recent bid opening, the Bethlehem and
Carnegie companies said that they could not
furnish high; grade Krupp armor at the price
fixed by the Naval Appropriation bill. but could
continue to supply Harveyized armor at $500 a
ton: The Board on Construction reported that
while the Harveyized armor was NOT as desira-
bic as that treated by the Krupp process, it
was suff1cient for the four monitors and also
for the diagonal plates OF the three battleships
named, Congress will have TO decide the en-
barrassing question OF how the main protec-
tion OF the battleships Is to be secured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
NEGRO MURDERER MN ~ J4IL.
Says That His Brother Who Was Lynched
on Monday Was Innocnmt.

BIRM1NGHAM. Ala. June S.-The negro Alex
Hill. who shot and killed Mrs. Rufus Hubbard
and wounded her husband and child in Bib
county on Monday last. for which one negro.
has been lynched already. was captured this
morning at Cordsva. in Walker county. sixty
miles from the scene OF the shooting. He adj
mitted shooting the Hubbards. lie said the
killing OF Mrs. Hubbard was accidental and
the bullet she received was intended for her
husband. He said that his brother. Will Hill.
who was shot to death by the posse had nothing
to do with the killing, but was with him at the
time.
The negro was hurried to the county Jail at
Jasper and is now being guarded. The cti-
Zens OF Bibb county are clamOring for him
There is rumor out that thirty negroes were
In conspiracy with the Hills to kill white
people in Bib county
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
ATTACK ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Tho Rev. DR.. Van Allen of EImirR Calls II
Maniacism and Necromnncy.

The Rev. Or. Van Allen of ElmirR Calls 1t
ManiaciNm and Necromnncy.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. June S.-The Rev, William
Van Allen. pastor OF Grace Church. Elmira. at
to-day's session OF the New York State Sunday
School Association. made a vigorous attack on
Christian science. He said that we are in
need of the faith OF Thomas when a revived
mnnscism, blasphemously calling itself Chris
tan science would have us deny the re-
ality OF our Lords holy body and OF our
own. would teach us that Vie, never suffered,
because suffering is all hallucjnation, and
would bid us count all matter as in itself evil
When Satan leads men into necromancy and
deludes them wlth'the dying words Of spiritual
must turn for consolation and faith"
This was greeted with prolonged applause.
The Christian Scientists are very strong in this
city, and are raising funds for the erection OF q
costly church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09

Norris CITY. ILL.,, June S.-Early this morn
ing masked burglars cut the Stats in the blinds
Of a window Of the residence OF d. =. Gott and.
entering the house. rapsacked it for valuahlns
Mrs. Gott was aroused and sDrang from her
bed and granpled with one Of the burglars
He put pistol to her head and shot her dead.
fed. Mr.. Colt WAS aroused by tht shot. but the
men fed before he realized what ad occurred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
To Cross the Ocean in a skin.

ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. June S.-Capt. William
A. Andrews, who started from this city late
last summer to cross the Atlantic in little
boat and failed. will sail from here again on the
morning Of June IL in "a twelve foot skill.
Il have had twenty years experience in this
particular branch of voyagng." he said to day,
and | rather enjoy the sensation OF being
alone IN the ocean. The craft in which shall
transformed into q liirboat. | do not know
whether any one will accompany me"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
HUGE SEA TURTLE IN 4 NET.
Beached at Elberon-Founder Bradley Wi
Take 1t to Asbury Park.

ELBERoN. n. j., Juno S.-Capt. William W
jeffrey. for forty years fisherman along the
New Jersey coast. caught rubber turtle in his
pound to-day the first Of its kind ever seen in
this section. 1t probably weighs over POO
pounds and is about seven feet in longth. three
and one half feet across tho back and three feet
thick, The fishermen discovered it this morn
no effort to bring it ashore until afternoon
when they succeeded. after much difficulty, in
towing it in distance of over half a mile
After being beached tho turtle was pulled UP
the blum by n horse. 1t was sold to Founder
James A Bradley OF Asbury Park, who will
have 1t placed in his aquarium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
POST OFFICE HAS 4 NEW BANK.
Seventh National to Have tho Account
Heretofore Kept WITH the Chase.

The Seventh National Bank will after to-
morrow morning clear all money orders. postal
notes and drafts drawn upon the Postmaster at
this city and deposited in the local banks
The Chase National Bank has had tho local
Post Once account for the past ten years. Tie
control OF tho Seventh National Bank. which
now takes the account. recently passed to new
interests. which include Perry s. Heath, the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09

CRAwFoRpsvrLLE Ind. June SThe entire
freshman class OF Wabash College was in
definitely suspended to-day for vandalism and
celebrated its disgrace tonight by a dinner at
Il hotel. On Tuesday night tho freshmen do
faced the college chapel with red paint aud
posters, and whom brought before the faculty
of Ford WINS expelled for attempting to lie out
it,, Ford has been condemned by the entire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09

FaEley Had Previously Been Farmer, Poll
tician, Grand Juror and Preacher.

ticinn, Grnnd Juror and Frencher.
HARTvILLE. Mo-. June S.-Joseph Fagley who
has been on trial here for a week past charged
with completely in the robbery Of a Kansas
City Fort Scott and Memphis train at Macomb
on Jan. 3. was to-day found guilty. The Jury
fixed his punishment at twelve years in the
pcnitentiary.
FaGley was farmer before he turned train
robher, and had also been Justice Of the Peace,
county Grand Jury. had been Chairman OF the
Populist County Committee and had been a
preacher of the Gospel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
STOLE 4 LOCOMOTIVE.
Highwaymen Capture Engine and Run
1t Until 1t Goes Dead.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June S.-A large switch
engine OF the Southern Railway was stolen late
last night at BossburG. IL mining camp in the
western part OF the county. by three highway
men. Henry Herring. a hostler. was in charge
and tho three men boarded the engine and
in motion and ran several miles Water was
low. and the engine went dead" The high
waymcn left 1t between two stations and took
to the woods. expecting a wreck to follow
Herring sent kilograms to the despatchor's
office. and men were sent in pursuit Of the
engine. finding it before any wreck had taken
nloca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
MAD NO MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Mr.. Pease's Union with Miss Rodgers, Niece
of the Admiral, Delayed at Church.

Mr.. Pease's Union with Miss Rodgers, Niece
of the Admiral, Delayed at Church.
PIrTsBURG. Pa. June S.-There was a slight
hitch to-day in the ceremony that united
Albert Pease. Jr.. OF New York in marriage
to Miss Martha Chambers Rodgers Of Pitts
burg. The marriage was to take place at noon
in the Church OF the Ascension In the east end.
Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead OF the Episcopal
diocese met the wedding party at the chancel
rail. the bride leaning on the arm OF her uncle.
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers
Where is your marriage license2" asked
the Bishop OF the bridegroom. Mr. Pease had
forgotten to secure the license, Recourse was
had to the telephone and from the county Court
House came the Information that the BRIDE
groom must tai so out the license personally. Mr..
PeaSe and the best man jumped into carriage.
drove four miles to the Court House and got the
license, while the bride and three hundred
guests waited their return, The wedding
occurred at 2 O'Clock instead Of at noon.
Give Bensolyptus Tooth Powder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
SPANS DEAR FRIEND, GERMANY.
Premier Silvela's Statement About tho Sale
of the Cnrolines.

of the Carolines.
Special Cable DeIpateh to THE Sun.
BERLIN. June Sin an interview with the
Madrid correspondent OF the Lokalanzei0er to-
day Premier Silvela said:
The adoption by the Cortes Of the Carolines
treaty is certain. To no other country than
her dear friend, Germany. would Spain prefer
to give the islands"
The rumors are revived that Germany in
tends to buy from Spain the island Of Fer
nando Pc. which is situated in the Blight OF
Biafra. West Africa. and which Is now place
OF exile for political blenders,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
HORSE MOIST ) WITH 4 DERRICK.
Ran Away in Fourth Avenue and Plunged
Into an Arca.

Into an Area.
skittish horse attached to a two wheel cart,
in which was seated Albert J. st. John. a horse
dealer. OF 800 West Forty fourth street. be-
came frightened at trolley car in Fourth ave-
nue. last night and ran away. When nearing
Eighteenth street St John gave mighty tug
on the reins. driving the horse UP on the west
walk, directly In front OF the Belvidcre House.
The horse tore across the sidewalk and landed
in the area. four feet below the street level.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
out with Il derrick. The animal which was
cut and bruised about the legs. was sent to the
horse hospital in one Of the socetys ambu-
lappaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
Apostolio Legation for Canada.

Spscfal Cable Dnpdteh to THE srH.
ROME. June SIN consequence OF an agree
ment with Cardinal Vaughan the Pope will
shortly publish brief insttuting an Apostolic
legation in Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
CONGRESSMAN BLAND MUCH WORSE.
DIR. McComb Gives No Hope of the Missouri
Silver Mans Recovery.

LEBANON. Mo. June S,-Dr. McComb who
returned this afternoon from the country home
Of Congressman Bland. reported that his pa
tent was worse than at any time since his Ill
ness. His death was expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
TO CHARGE DRErrUs FOR CELL RooMs
humor That France Will Deduct q Franc u
Day From His Salary Arrears.
sp,cial Cable Despatch 10 THr Sun.

SleClut LaOIe bssPuEh 10 ldL DUN
LONDON. June 9.--The Paris correspondent OF
the Ddily telegraph says that the War ONCE. In
paying Dreyfus his arrears Of salary. will de-
duct 1.502 francs for lodging expenses at one
franc per day" his lodging being a cell on
Devils Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
BARON CHRIsTIANI's PEA.

Man Who Attacked President Loubet Says
He Drank Too Much Champagne.
Sn,eidl Gable DsIpdtch TO THE Sun.
PARIS, June st Is stated that Baron
Christiani pleaded before the examining
Magistrate that his attack on President
Loubet was due to his having drunk too much
champagne at lunch. His trial has been fixed
for June -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
Long Inlnnd Rnilruad.

Commencing June 0. the Hamptons Special EI-
press No. 100. for Northampton and stations east.
will leave Long Island City 3a3. Brooklyn FlGtbush
Itation) 8:22 Brooklyn bridge Brooklyn $3.50 p N.
daily except SundAys-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09
MINISTER sTORER FOUND.
Hs IL at San Sebastian and VIII Reach
Madrid on Saturday.
Special CaIl. Desp lto TEE sux.

Special Gable Desp TO TEE suS.
MADRID. juno S.-Mr. Bethany Storer, the
new American Minister. his wife and secre-
tary. arrived yesterday at San Sebastian.
watering place on the Bay OF Biscay. where he
hai leased villa for the summer. Mr.. Storer
10 expected to arrive in Madrid on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-09

Give BensolyptuA Tooth Powder
one trial Its merit will do tho rost At all drug
gists.-Adr.