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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06
PERIODS or
SUFFERING
GINE PLACE
70 PERIOD
OF JOY

died. The doctor even gave me up and
wonders how I ever lived.
~ wrote for Mrs. Pinkham's advice
at Lynn. Mass, and took her medicine
and began to get we'll. took several
bottles of the Compound and used the
Sanntive Wash, and can truly say that
I am cured. You would hardly know
me, am feeling and looking so we'll.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound made me what I am."-MRs.
J. f. STRETCH, 4el MECHANIC ST.,
CAMDEN, N. j.
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~ must tell you that Lydia E. Pinl'
hams Vegetable Compound has done
more for me than any doctor.
~ was troubled with irregular
menstruation. Last summer began
the use Of your Vegetable Compound,
and after taking two bottles, I have
been regular every month since. I
recommend your medicine to ALL
Mrs. MAGGIE A. Brown, WEST Pc.
PLEASANT, N. j.
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Echo of the Big Assignment.

Madame NJ. JohrstOre. who was in
charge of the ladies' tailoring depart
ment of the Leader brought a suit in
replevin yesterday against r. A. Zim.
norman, assignee. to recover possess
sion of a number of articles valued at
SO which are detained in the store AMI
which she claims are her personal
property.
These include a sewing machine,
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In uterus, Ovaries
were affected and
had leucorrhea.
l had my children
very fast and II
left me very weak.
A year ago I was
taken with flood
ing and almost
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06
Grand Jury Is Through.

The grand jury finished it's worl;
yesterday and will make final report
this morning. About 500 cases have
been passed upon and District Attor-
ney Jones is loud in his praises of the
expeditions manner in which the fury
handled them.
Yesterday afternoon was upent in
inspecting the county buildings.
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SAID HE WAS ROBBED.-A man CIV
ing his name us steve Smith and saying
he came from Tunkhannock, last night
entered the Center street police station
and said he had been robbed on the West
Iackawanna avenue bridge. ON inquiry
II was learned that there was li;tio liko-
lihood of there being any truth In the
stoiy, and he was held III the station on
the charge of carrying concealed
weapons, II revolver being found upon
bis person.
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BY motion the board directed the
finance committee to arrange for the
publication Of the annual report CT
the district.
Before adjournment speeches Of
thanks were made by Secretary Gill
lespie and Superintendent Beemer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

cheval mirror. three work tables,
chiffoner, four bust figures, a skirt
figure, gas stove and pipes. and Z
trunk and contents. Russell DIM
mick is her attorney.
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REORGANIZATION OF
THE POOR BOARD
OLD CORPS OF OFFICIALS WAS
REELECTED.

Dr.. M. ]. Williams, Outdoor Physi.
clan for West Scranton, Desired to
Retire and Dir. B. G.. Beddoe Was
Chosen in His Stead-Reports of
the Officers Show the Condition of
the District and Work Done at the
Home-samuel williams, the New
Member, Sworn in.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

TEACHERS CoMMITTEE-Thc teach
crs' committee of the board of control
met last evening and prepared recon-
mendation for presentation TO the board
directing the principals of the various
schools to strictly enforce the rules reg
ulating the attendance of nonresident
pupils in the city schools. The finance
and builClng committees were to have
met, but a quorum not being present. 1t
was decided TO adjourn both until gu
a. clock Monday cvcring.
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members are urged TO be present as busi-
ness of importance is to come before the
society. 1t Is expected that an Interest,"
ing discussion will follow the reading OF
the paper on the subject, Omitted states
Currency"
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Smoke the "IIotel Jermyn" cigar, 10o
gxnAnkniE.K:HxzsEExHI
DIED.

RYAN.-In Scranton. Jan. .. Ruth Ryan.
aged years. Funeral Sunday from the
home. i25 Irving avenue, Intermcnt in
Cathedral c, metery.
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MEMS MEE'rlNG-Th usual Sunday
Afternoon mems meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association will be held
II the Young Mems Christian association
.oons tomorrow at $40. Frank l.. Wood
ward, Of Dunmorc, will speak on "Pcr.
sonal Responsibility" All men are well
come.
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Marriage Licenses.
To Taxpayers.

Prompt payment of 1899 poor tax be-
fore delinquent lists are made out will
avoid penalty. City treasurer's office.
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El'CHRE AND SMDk r.E.- Wednesday
evening, January ~, ouchre followed
by Il smoker viii be given by the Scrau-
ton Lodge of Elks. The cuchrc Will start
al $50 O'Clock sharp, and all members
are invited to attend.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

Finest wines and cigars at Lanes.
500 Spruce street. 7"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P. r. & NJ. T. Howley,231 Wyoming ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

PAY-DAYS.--Th Delaware and Hud-
son company paid their employees yestor-
day at the Olyphant No. ana Grassy
Island colliery. Olyphant. yesterday. The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western em-
ployes at the Sloan, Hampton and Arch
bald were paid yesterday and the yard
men will be paid today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

~ was sufferer from female weak.
ness. Every month regularly as the
menses came, suffered dreadful pains
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CITY NOTES


INSPECTION NENT WEEK.--Maior
W. ) Millar vii. conduc, au Inspection
Of the TnirtccLth resiir ,nt next week.
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Smoke the Hotel Jermyn" cigar. 1oc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

MASQC FRADE EALT.,-Thc Scranton
Iiedcrkrans society will hold their thirty
first annual masquerade ball on Wednes-
day ever ing, Jaruary "a. at their hall
on Lackawanna avenue. Baucr's full or
chestra will furnish the music for the
occasion. the committee in charge are
Frank Becker, Victor Wcnzcl. George
Nelson Teets, Charles Wenzel and IsiGor
Roos.
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Pianos,
Organs,
Musical
Merchandise

"Impecunious Davis"
The latest two-step, by Kerry
Mills. We try to keep the latest in
Popular Sheet Music. II you don't
see what you want, ask for it. We
will procure it in few days time.
All Sheet Music at half price.
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Diamonds,
Watches,
JeWeIry,
SiIVerWare.
Etc.

at very low prices We invite every
body to call and see them. and by 30
doing you will find 1t will he to your sd-
vantage to secure your holiday presents
Every article is guaranteed to be as rep.
resented. or money refunded.
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UNITED STATES CCRRENCY-The
BoOkkecpers' club will hold a regular bus
iness meeting in Guernsey hall Monday
evening. January S, at o'clock. All
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06

ATTENTION! To the people Of the
city of Scranton and its vicinity: We
have the finest and largest stock Of hol-
iday goods. such as
The evening world., 1900-08-27
CHICAGO GIRLS IN SOCKS:
FAIR FIELD FOR FLEAS.

After ihe experiment was tried AMI
failed IN New York'hy. years ago Chi
caEo now thinks u has novelty IN
socks for feminine wear Windy city
fashion has declared that abbreviated
stocking, will b. the thing for this
Winter
The leading dry goods stores have or
dsred a large stock from Psr's u 10
said that the fashion hes ne appoyal of
Mrs Potter Palmer. n Il was not she
indeed. who suggested H.
This distinguished chicago woman has
seen on the'streets ~ Paris the women
cyclists vhc. because o, their striking
dress. are known as the bare legs "
These wheelwomen wear bloomers and
the sock come, half way % the lex the
rest q which 10 Wholly without coy, ring.
II Is very agreeable arrangement In
Summer.
Chicago tourists have declared !; chic.
An DE- steele. up-to-date. nobby and
nifty" Even n Mrs Palmer or any
body else had not given II the stamp
Of approval cfissgo's laks-froni set
would have adopted II
The sock will dlrsr from those worn
By Carter Harrison. Lyman Gass
Bath House John" and other iistin-
su,sh.d Chcsgoans II will be longer. II
oourse The standard length 10 nineteen
inches. II . riboed at the top aDi u
The evening world., 1900-08-27
SHOT FOUND RYAN.

They broke the outer door open and
entered the darkensd rooms Michael
RYAN Felt his way across the nrst room
and vas about % enter the door ~ the
inner apartment Nhsp shot rams out
and no foil isai
IN. cHns,ablss made hurried exit
md formed picket hne around the
buildng NJ regular intgysls they
ar,I into ne 5un..nE In the hope hat
ne occupants would surrender, oa'
without -uc.e. Finally u Nas deter
.-frsI fl SCI dre - the building
The recent rains mad o. iamr'ned
ts ,lmbers that the hre would not
catch. and after burning some out
buildings the posse gave up the at
tenn, and feu back 10 their original
,l,n 5, driving out Mrs. wrishl
About : o'clock the family ot MlehAsl
p,,, arrived The dead man had been
carried 10 the bushes near the house
,h.re he met his death. A mob OF
,-oh,bly two hundred and ATTY people
t,d gathered Most Of them were
armed
Tn. scenes n, grief which followed
~. arrival u Ryans wife and chh'
s,.n Nred the crowd with 'r'nry They
,.,,sd dozen. NJ bundles ~ straw, satn'
ra,ed them with petroleum. piled 'hsm
The evening world., 1900-08-27

Intended 70 A. perfectly. ~ mat IL all
not need support
The short stocking ~ our grand.
mpthers vas not a sock. he-suss II Wss
not ribbed ami II hai 20 b. supported
Instead of "asiig. Ions k.tted strips
Or bits u rihhon Nere used
u s '.d thst the ner stocking viii
cause tr- garter 20 disappear that IL
providing tina; Chi~aso and other West
ern cities adop, A. sh.ch New York
houses consider doubtful
IN the nrst place when Chicago tries
g. a. unparalleled pppprtun.y siu ~.
afforded the .ake-'f1nt ari nss and
neas 10 explore 4 neld hitherto closed
20 them. The 'iIgEer In Lincoln
Park. which u cross 5stNeen . aea
and a mosquito. at md itself esp.
cially hcnofed
when NeS York mpBrtei the so-b
snd the ihfes quarter stocking with the
garter below the knee ave y,ars aso
the fsShlonabie and m. unrsshionahls
buyers alike uOud have none - them.
They we're Iross on the counter, A,
enc big hrm sad to-day
we tried 20 nSs them away. bat
no one would take them"
Ana n5N tho fashion has reached Chi
cago. Nhsr. because Of certain sn'y
m0togical conditions Il Ia ilssiy 20 b.
scratched
The evening world., 1900-08-27
BIT PIECE OF NOSE OFF.

On Aug. last Peterson and a group Of
boys we're annoying large hound On
che street near their home The dog
vas not mad. but was worried by his
tormsntors
Peterson pulled his tail the dog
turned suddenly and sprang at his face
The anina"s teeth closed on the boys
nose and tore a small piece from that
organ.
Peterson was taken to the Harlem
Hospital where Dr. Moody dressed ana
eautorized bis wounds Under the pnys'-
Glars Instructions the boy had since
called daily at the hospital for treat
usnt
The evening world., 1900-08-27
MRS. WRIGHT SHOT.

Nearby lay Mrs Wright a ragged hole
In her right shoulder shs Nd been
wounded while lying Down In the same
position a. Myers. The mob carried
her downtosn jserinx as they went
She vas taken TO the Council Chamber.
and physicians set to work In su en-
deAyor 10 bring her TO oonsc business. Up
to- A. ~ they had been unsuccessful.
AMI 1, is probable that she will not re-
cover
The mob Immediately dispersed II
had been renr,sd tina, there were three
women In the house besides Mrs.
wrirh,, hut no signs of them have been
found The house ~As destroyed With
u. contents
A strong guard was placed around the
Cty Hall Before lons tns crowd gath
eret again and threats Of iynchins The
wounded woman we're ffesiy made IN.
city authorities tried 10 kesp the moi
quiet, but with poor sueresA
At % the mob made q united demon
stri,ion. smsshinE In the City Hall win
lows and throwing brickbsts and club
ht the prisoners
The evening world., 1900-08-27
NOT
SURPRISED.
Convict Hears that
SchIessingsr Is Strand
ed in Paris.

william r Miller. now serving a sen
tence os ten years FOR the million-dol-
la- swindle Of the famous Franklin
syndicate In Brooklyn. when seen to-
Day a, sing Sing Prison was no, sur
pfl.ed 10 hear that the real head OF the
20 per cens fraud. Edward schi''sins'
er. had los, all Of his ill-Eottsn gains
and VAS stranded IN Paris
Miller Ia anxious 70 keep out of tho
newspapers an much as pOssibe until
the Court OF Appeals has acted upon
hIs case, which will he In the Fan OF
early Winter.
This bold young hraneier. through
whose hands for a year several millions
Of dollars passed. while operating the
n,farious swindis In little ramshaeks
building In Williamsburg. IL known IN
the prison only a. convict m He works
oner.
~ the whole gars he Ia the only one
who has been punished. But stu he
Keen, silent. although he intimstes that
n. has been the victim OF certain law
YER. who sere interested In the
.v,ndle they. with sch.essinser got
he money.
q hay. heard nothing dir city or In
directly about schless.ngef." saii Miller
rh.n seen In the prison to-day. and
had no idea a. 20 where he Il. II seems
.tranr tina: the newspapers should
learn tha, he has been stranded. lie
r,. q ,psndthrift, though. always. That
| 4. ali care 70 say ! am waiting pa
,,.n,iy for the Court of Appeals 70 act
UPON my case. I feel sure that ! vii
be released and get q new trial
! A. Miller walked slowly back 70 his
cell he carried ~ith him a clipping from
n newspaper concerning the ventures oi
schIss.lnEer since h. escaped from this
country.
when sehlessinser left he carried with
him, Il vas estimated In the neirhbor'
hood ~ f1o m a. his share % IN
Fioys street swindle. He wen, - Rad
.n.B,den and under an assumed nan'
led . If. u gambling. the equal o.
which could not have been matched b,
Monte crsto. But he lost-lost con
tlnusliv.
From Bsdsn-Bsdsn with only . frss
nent OF the s3o.eo ien he won't q
Monte Carlo where. because Of M
heavy play. he passed In the samelinl
4 Aouss a. q Vanderbilt. Nightly. II
ala, for two weeks hs never played lee
than aeo Ths sroupsss gos u s1l
oshIsssnsw. frsm Nsnss caro-. vsa'
~ rosiA wIeA nyep 1rsses - ts>s1 \
The evening world., 1900-08-27
v0llEyS BY MOB.

sno, after sho, rang from the upper
windows and George willoushey, .
local representative Of the Standard OIL
Company. fell with a buIls, In the lsft
side. The nexl victim was Peter Hausr.
q member Of IN. attaetiss party. These
casualties 90 anGsred the crowd that
they volleyed the house as fast A. they
could load their firearms
Contrary TO sxpcrta,ions no screams
followed the progress Of tho anRss and
N. mob began 10 think that the In
mates of the burning house had been
crematsd.
suddenly from 9 bunch OF timber In
ths rear several shots came In the d..
rectlon of the mob. They were answer
81 hundred TO one and the IRE vas
quickly silencei Members Of the mob
rushed to the timber and IN the dim
llEht n the coming dawn found the body
o' John Mysrs. a blacksmith, who had
been employed by hrs wright, stretch.
ed In the death agony.
lie was lhot In a doren places sbou,
ths hsad and shoulders, showing that he
a been lying On hls face airing ct his
enemiaA when he met death.
The evening world., 1900-08-27
BRIDGE CAR
JUMPS TRACK
Six Passengers Aboard
Badly Scared and
Shaken Up.

n. ,o.,- ar - . Brooklyn br'dse
,,,,, ,,naei mo tr,-S near the Brook
To-, ,,I o, the Br,irs early this morn
,,, ,ol nearly plunged through 70 the
t,.,,,,y only - passengers we're
aboard A, tns time and they we're bad
10 ..,Es, 10 Hhi 90 been during me
ems, hour. many Injuries might nave re-
suited
s.o-tI, ,rer 30 A VI ne train len
-. X., York end 10 the brIige ana
-,g rap.ily across Just h' u roAhae
a., ..rys before the entrance 20 the
u.o,..yp esI Nas reached. the motor
80, Ynpsd tHc rails ard for iNehiy
,.., bumped s.oug over the steel ts'
anl res.Ing -,.,
rb,n,. Iia.dsn. ne notorman. applied
49, 80 bfasfH All 80 'r~i'i .n HlnF'
,iry an. hs.y, rar Just a. 90 hai BUMP
- rr,- me q f7H heavy steel flris
ti.t tA. braEs refused t1 NufN the if
.-.Ift ave been smashed and the ufiise
sltsf.tfusfIre iaUtEsl
ir.fte fls s.N nts-"nEefs. foif msn
.ri al enmsr. most % sn1n 49, 49,
!, A done Nc-' '1fo'n t'1ul uA'
.b.ffl.. one q fIr women MO re-
49,, - siv Hsr name. received 4
80, .ut sh8y. .Hs eve ani De breath
kr..sst HIf of one N mo men.
g -. g.rg ml'h frightened
-. N,..,f,,... .f fNe bridge say ths'
,,.fiey cars srre started across,
,ss regular bridge r,iir?si track. have
The evening world., 1900-08-27
At
THE ALTAR.
Ushers Carried Drunken
Exhorter from Brook
lyn Church.

Carl Hsl'sli.-. fry-'hr. year, Oh.
~ . llivemsysr s'tset brooklyn. plead.
n IN the lie Avenue Court to-day hat
h was drunk when no disturbed the
ssryices In chris, church. a. peifora
avenue AMI r'ymer street l,.t sh,
Tho services vers vel under way.
shen Hnlfsiier fIshe'i into N. sdise.
slluiI1g
Make vay 'sr N. Lord. annainted q"
The c1ngreEati1n sl,rred. stared A.
me man. n ssvinE his hands n. r,n
forward - ne r7an-.l rail AMI tried n
climb nt' tho pulpit
The l'hers ran a'te- him Hs knncked
down the frst mar - areroa,h rim
The others charged In BODY and ear.
led MIN. screaming AMI kicking. .. the
door
Woms- f,intsi In ~. src,,sm.nt
Others hurried.y left TIE eilrch. II Vas
some time before Rev. DAVID Grsss va.
ars O. fssur. the -ervi-.
outside the church DOR N. man ,ri.i
n hold = s,ier,lk sery-,. H. ayst.r.
i-sl isreoi ''u'd - heard through IN.
rpen windows = ne church and the
police usre sent FOR
They hsi 70 club Hilfsldsr - se, him
20 'hs station ne claimed IN nav. a
divine mission and fsAr.i neither sulls.
nor yoll-.n.ns clubs Ne took q sound
t--ihb ~ hsf're hs vas sgbdues
IIe h,i sept N tne whissey and his
religious enthusiasm to-day snd vas
quite hlm'.s Ne was fined 81
n. c,nsresA'ien ~ Christ Church =
On. 4 he most fashionable In flrOokiyn.
The evening world., 1900-08-27
BEARS BEAT
DOWN PRICES.
Stock Market Specialties
Attacked with Some
Vigor.

business on the Stock Exchange to-
day was fairly active. but chiefly con-
fined TO the prominent stocks. where
some heavy losses occurred At the open
ing.
The specialties were again success
fully attacked by the bears. with the
following results.
American Sugar sagsed on two points,
while Peoples Gas and Brooklyn Rapid
Trsnsi, los, / and J.. respectively.
Consolidated Gas. Delaware, L>acka.
wanna a Western and Metropolitan
were some OF the other weak features
The nrst named slunpei / IL. and the
other two about half a point each.
American Steel 4 Wire preferred.
New Jersey Centra. and Pennsylvania
also suffered heavy declines
The Granger stocks displayed a de-
cressing tendency under the lead Of 81
Paul. with the transactions rather
heavy In these issues.
Covering BY shorts checked the de-
cline In sugar when II got under lbl'2
on the re bound individual transactions
were not laTge. but tAe price worked
upward aoout point Meanwhile
brooklyn Transit and Peoples Gas got
back above Saturdays level.
SmAl recoyefies Nere general In the
railroad list. but the demand vas very
small Bonds were Irregular on lght
transactions.
American Tobacco was attacked late
IN the day and although oneringi oi
stock Ncge small, the price feI lS-s.
Other stocks we're but little change
outside Of Tin Plate. which advanced
1i.i
The settling tendency % The market
continued. New Jersey Central falling
alI under Saturdays price. one 90
two other railroads extended their de-
clnss TO point Covering BY room
shorts caused a slight rally. The clos.
Ing was duh and heavy At net losses.
Inc tothl sales Of stocks to-day Nefe
o.. .is7 shares and Of bonds rloeo par
value.
The evening world., 1900-08-27

Qulrinai and Of Madrid as lady Of
sovereign rank
She was born at New orleans. the
daughter u Michael Helne. the banker
there. who some time later transferred
MS headquarters TO this country. But
for all that she Is an American girl.
born on American soil. beneath the
folds Of the Stars and stripe.
She was the widow Of the late French
Duke Of Richelleu when she married the
present Prince of Monaco as his second
wife. his frst consor,, a sister Of he
late Duke Of Hamilton. having been
forced by his pronlgscy and ~ treat.
msnt 10 fee from beneath his roof and
10 take refuge with her friend. The
Queen of the Belgians. subsequently Oh.
tanning an annulment of the union
The evening world., 1900-08-27

For time all vent well and me
Prince even gave the name ~ his wife
TO hi neW yacht The Princes Alice.
Moreover. on the undertaking that the
Prince would not rensN agreements by
which hi, capital namely Monte Carlo.
d. converted into the most famous gam
bling estAblshmcut In the word queen
Victoria and other foreign royalties
consented % recognize both the Prince
and Princess a. royal psrsOnagcs ani
10 accord tnem sovereign hcnDrf
IN defiance oi these pledges The Prince
tao yelTs ago renewed HE agreement
With the gambling establishment On
terms which render MIN the oNuer ~
more than third - the entire enter
prise Since then he ias been b0yc1ttet
hy royalty. and. having quarrelied With
MI. wife has inslnuatsd that the boycott
Vas due - her nif'atlons viii YOUNG
1peratlc composer.
The evening world., 1900-08-27
MOB MAY LYNCH.

A shot was nred through the window
BY one of the mob. but missed It's In
tended mark Finally the oficers got
Coroner's verdict u looked for this AZ.
ternoon
Mrs. DR.. Wright rss about nifty yesrs
old. II IL stated that ste VAS formerly
an actress. Fos some time she has been
conducting a lyiny-in hospital on the
outskirts Of Gilman
The death of Bsssie saltsr 10 the
house last Friday. and the verdict II
the coroners jury saturday caused the
ielancs % warrant for her arrest,
whish resulted In sholssale shooting and
the probable death Of the PRINCIPAL
The evening world., 1900-08-27
PRINCESS GOES
TO WAR IN CHINA.

The Duchess IL the daughter Of that
Duke ~ Charities vhO, tOeg her Win
his brother the late Count o. Paris.
seryel on the stan u Gen. Mcclellan
dufing the civil sIf
Her brother Is Prince Henri u orleans
the explorer. Wh1 ls shortly gllnr 90
America a. the guest Il hls new frien
senator clark ~ Montana She was ~
one time afflanCgd to The Duke ~ or
'-ans md when ne vas In pr son al
ClsiryauS she established herself with
her mother IN vil'a ~ The penlfen'nry
gat-- iu orirr % be near her be'roinsd
But IN his liberation he iilisd her n
the most ilsgraceful manner. ana every .
b0iy here was dad ghe1 he married
me s11 ~ - Marsha, MacMahln.
Th" Colonel j. n brave so'di'r Nho has
seen active service both IN T1nkn and
MsdHEascar, being decorated w'h the
Legion n Honor FOR EiIlautry On the
he'l ~ battle
The evening world., 1900-08-27
LIGHTNING CHARGED HIM.

The boy suffered terrible agony yes
terday and Vas constantly in ccnvul'
sions with faint cons 1iolsnsss st times
OF his surroundings During the thun.
ders;orm yesterday afternoon ne de.
clarcd that the doctors were charging
him with electricity and shrieket, as n
with the pain Of the imigirsry current.
Despite all efforts 10 relieve mm the
boy suffered increasing agony until ma
ture gave out at noon to-day.
Tho record for the incubation Of hydro
phobls 10 twenty -ohs days. The strange
feature Of Petersons case 10 tha, no
symptoms OF hydrophobia developel I'm
a. seventeen days after the boy had been
bitten
The dog was strange In the nelghoor-
hood ard nobody knows whO owns Mn
lie ran OF after biting the boy.