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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
ASK Your Dealer for ALIENS Foot-Ease,

A powder to shake into your shoes Itrests
the feet. CuresCorns, Bunions, Swollen, Sore,
Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating feet and In
growing. Nails. Aliens Foot-Ease makes
and shoe stores, 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N Y.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
Americas Generous Contribution.

proprietor of the Christian Herald, of
New York, has already cabled e2o,-
600 to India, and he anticipates that
the total value of Americas gifts in
cash and kind Will not be less than
So, 500, 900.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
The NOE Inaportant OuestIon.

At last communication with Mars
was established
what shall the first message be?''
asked the chief operator, impatiently.
ASK If they've discovered their
North Pole yeti'' impetuously ex-
claimed an Arctic lecturer-Puc1-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
VERY Strange

rafion9@And tbis ie The story Of .fonab and
the whale.
Johnny Cumso-Isn't it strange they knew
what Jonah was that long ago?-Harlem
Life.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
Another Fllipino state<man Cap.ured.

Manila, April 29.-Maj. Gen. Whea-
ton reports that Senior Palermo, the
former president of the Filipino So
called cabinet, was captured in the
mountains near Trinidad, province of
Benguet, April 25.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03

He-"If I were poor would you still love
me?" She-"Why ask? Do not love you
pow?" He-"Yes, but riches have wings.
To-day I am wealthy, tomorrow I may be
poor. Who can tell?'' She-"It's the same
with love, dear To-day | love, tomorrow
who can -Me-Up.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03

Hicks-fFShe threatened all sorts of things,
and finally he got desperate and exclaimed:
DO your worst Wicks-"And what did
she do?" Hicks-EfVery coolly, she began
to play the piano" Wicks-'I see; she
took him at his word. boston Transcript.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03

If you want to be content and prosperous,
sell ice in summer, coal in winter, seeds in
spring.. and loaf in the fall. = Atchison
Globe.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
a Rusfness Woman

but if [ fail?'' said the young man
as he started to ask the girls father
for her
Well" she replied promptly, you
can make an assignment, and I'll be-
come your assignee. Detroit Free
Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03

The sea of matrimony swamps many
courtship.-Chicago Daily News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03

The Makers of Carriers Ink Say:
eve can't mako any better ink than we do:
we don't know how to. We can make poorer
ink, but we won't" Carriers Ink is the best.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-03
AWFUL LOSS BY FIRE.
Five Square Miles Burned Over at
Hull and Ottawa, Can.

Two Thousand Five Hundred Buildings
Destroyed Lumber Piles - Heap OF
AShes-HulI Practically Wiped Out
Estimated Loss, S2o,0OO,OOO.
The sun., 1900-07-29
SOCIAL EVENTS AT NEWPORT.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Gives a"ysudevilie Din
ner"-Noyelty In EAtnrtainlnR.

NEWPORT, X. l., July 2s--The nrst largo
social event this season took place to-nis ht
at the Newport villa OF MIR and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish. The vaudeville dinner" as the event
has been called ever since the invitations were
entertaining, and II was the privilege Of Mrs
Ilsh, who il always original In her plans, to
start this new function. The talk Of fashion
able Newport has been this dinner. which, Mrs
Fish announced 10 her friends, would he more
than an ordinary dinner" and the interest in 1t
end until tho guests had reached Mrs Flsh's
doors.
The dinner was given at 3 o'clock, and 20
this forty guests were invited. mostly the
younger members u the cottage colony The
party at dinner included Mrs. Cornelius Van
bilt, Jr., Miss MAY Van Allen, Harry Lehr Miss
t!oelat. Mrs. ogden Goel"t Miss Fish, Miss
Elsie Clews. the Misses Gerry Mr. and Mrs
Herman Oclrichs Mr.. aud Mrs. J. X. Liver
more Miss johnson and others.
Following the dinner the scene Of festivities
room which was arranged liko theatre The
stage wa' in tha rear Of The room. The seat
ing arrangements consisted of q hundred Rilt
chairs arranged much like theatre chairs with
an aisle down the centre The dinner guests
we're increased bv sorlr half hundred more
monies and acted AS stage manager. The
vaudeville show began at o:ij and lasted an
hour
Mrs Fish brought hor entertainers to New
port esrscially for the occasion, They wero
four sisters who sang and paved rar-time
music, danced and gave ssel"ctions N PLAYING
various Instruments This was follow ed bv
humorist and imre-scnator who spoke OF
society as he found H. The table decorations
were American beauty roses
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RAD To USE A FARNFRS CART.
Automobile Broke. ard Mrs. Belmont and
Nr. Ichr Got substitute.

NAnRAGASsETr PIER. p. l.. July ?s MIR and
Mr.. Cornsiius Vanderbilt Jr,, gave an elab -
NE luncheon h 'ro to-d'y on the Ca mo Plaza
hey arriv,d d AT tho pier shortly before u
fal lngUvar wl'h friends Dn their steam lnun h
Mirage. Covers w'rc laid for forty. Two .l.,-
trc yagoncttc, b ought the rest o the parIv
here When they reached Saun derstown one uf
tac electric vahic,e- hrokr down. and Mira D.
H. = Belmont anu II rry Lehr came ridin.:
into town in n farmers cart
Nt'p,Gl X. H. July oS,--Au important
soc vent to-day was tho putomohile party
given by Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr II
was the fr oi - kird over given In fashion
able Newport nnd electrlc war 1ncttes wcrn
used for the first time There were three trans,
each being contr, 'il bv professional chnuf-
four The party mot Gt Lands End the Van
derhllt villa. and then went to NArragansett
Pier. "rossing the two ferries and lunchinn al
the Casino. returning to NevpoTt late this
evening, "r- VHrdHrhilt's rirty included Mr.
Oliver II. =, Belmont, Harry Iehr. Miss May
Nln Alen. Nr ard Nrs j, =. ID. Laninr. Mrs
ogden Go"let. Elliot Gropor" Miss May Goelat,
M-v tinllor, Nj, Johnson Herman Norman,
John Davis. Miss H"lnn Brice, George Allen.
Nr and Mrs Ilnrrncn " DolAn, v obert Goelat
~ 4 VI. Durden. Mr.. and lIrs John r. Liver
mor', H.nry. Clews. Jr, Miss Marion Mason
lIerbart u Blshrn. Mr.: A, Cass Canfeld, Mrs.
J Ellis Holman. william Woodward. Miss
Bshon, NJ. Robin'on. Fernando Yznaga and
Miss Josephine Johnson
The sun., 1900-07-29
Tho Dait with which Divine Healer Caught
GudgeOns and Ducats.

WAsuISGroN, July 2s A fraud order was
issued to-day against Francis Truth and the
Francis Truth Institute OF Divine Healing OF
ston. Mass. by III" Pos once Department.
frand- 1ruth adverts d himself a. d vine
healer, capa le Of succ .>,ful.y treating any dis
e1se that flesh IL heir 10. the only requirement
being that the sGfferrC patient Ilac, his faith
and T. 9 at the disposal OF the healer II was
not necessary that the patie be in the pres
ence OF the healer TO obtain tie treatment, as
the divine power was supposed 70 flow free and
unohst. nctei for any distance. provided that it
was the will OF the healer that il should do 70,
In fact, patients from distance we're more de-
= ed than those who cou d observe the actions
OF the healer.
Tie e,iGerCe Q presented to h. patient show
ing the powers Of the divine h aler TO induce the
form, to take treatment. consisted OF n num-
b,r OF tstiuonial fro per~ons alleged 10 h.ye
b n Nured ana descriptions OF the remarkable
cures effected. What was "A led the museum"
Ma' pictured in some Of his advertisements,
showing an rrav OF cr'itcAeS, canes. trns and
al manner OF apparatus ID by the sick and
hi' 'ory
A sr the patien, had rra the adver
and stimOn ais and lad sent his money. the
u-uai dil ec,iprs given him to follow con st-d
of II few 'imple rlles Of health. watch should be
ob1erved Dv SICK and well alike. ard ths spec 10
direction TO put himself IN acCo with tho
healer AZ 4 certain hour tch day. during which
time the healer would devote tifr en- minutes 10
such patent tn" business OF the healer be-
came 80 q eat. however. that he was compelled
TO turn the matter over 10 a large corTs Of
tynewrter~ in h.s emplot. b. whom the larger
amount OF the correspondence was conducted,
Iuth TAXI z care principally OF the letters con-
taln.ng remittances
In cpinal trial held in Boston recsnty,
Truth plead q guilty 10 the ch1Ige of obtaining
money through the mails under Ilse pretences,
and he mail CO. ng TO Is address which has
bee held AZ the Post ONCE at Boston since MS
arrest Is nov being returned to the writer's.
The sun., 1900-07-29
RAID on STGAR STOCK.
Strike Rumors and Bect Sugar Imports
Utilized U Hear the Price.

Reports that strike was impending at the
reinnries OF the American Sugar Refining Com
pany accompanied sharp decline yesterday
in the stock of that company. The opening
price os i27 was the highest OF the day There
was rapid decline TO l24 the price rallying
later to l?i's, but again touching l2t before the
close. with the fina sale made at i241s. repre-
senting net loss OF 20 points. The total sales
were 81, 30 shares or more than one-thrd OF
the day business in all stocks. Officers OF the
company said that they were unaware OF any
trouble with the company's employees. Arthur
Donner Treasurer of the American sugar Re-
f1ning Company, sent our word from his Irivate
otficn that he did not know Of any strike and
that he thought hr would Know about IL II any
waS on or was Threatened. II was reported
that tho officers Of The company. wht IN they
fr-t heard Of III" strike rumors, t,ephoned
Inquiries TO Williamsburg and Jersey City,
10 Philad rha where there Is also refinery,
but all points answered that they had no
Of the indeprndent sugar refring concerns
who wnrn s'-on also sad that they knew OF no
Another report that circulated in Wall Street
ana was uilihcd as n bearish factor was that
a shpoad OF 400 tons OF refined beet sugar
had arrived from Germany: Trade authors
rcDor', as h,.ropsan beet sugar has been i'm
ported ii fact imported str, iRht aioTg. There
Is ho direct competition. however. according
20 ih"sn authorities. with III" domestic sugar
prouuCl, ihe b,et su.ur being Of Inferior quail
ity and on color. Manufacturers however,
can Use il both alone and mixed with domestic
grades, and the sugar men SAID that they Were
rather surprised IN view Of the recent sharp
ADVANCE In the price e refined sugars in the
local market that more of the European suga
had not been recoi, ed.
on Friday night THE SIN reporter was told
by workman at the Williamsburg retlneries
that thnr had been no talk Of a strike. The
men are hot Orgali1rd. \, sterday after the
publication of tho We'll Street rlmorS several
of the mon said that there was talk of strike.
but nothing definite. Some Of the lOngshore-
men heard story that the wages of the sugar
handler rs wne 10 be reduced from rs cents an
hour to 20 cents mn hour, the rate now paid by
the Arhuckles. and TINT the men who do inside
work and who yet l3 cents m hour wore to be
cut to 10 cents some Of the workmcn who
went to the suDerin t"ndcnt, Offc' yesterday
To ask II their wag. was 10 be cut say they
ware told that any information on IN" sub
iect must w. sought on Monday morning at
the complHy'S oftlccs In Well street.
The sun., 1900-07-29
partment was telephoned to so that the flames

partment was telephoned to so that the flames
would not spread
was number Of books and pamphlets on the
negro question. nearly all Of them OF a radical
pro-nesro ienG"ncS. large quantity of lead
pipe from which he had made bullets for his
rife. with u small furnace TO melt the lead,
and letters showing several orders on a firm In
oshkosh, Wis, for rihrs. These letters ind-
Gated thGt quite Il number of negroes had re-
ccNed niles through Cha.les and the jack
sons.
=, alas jackson says that q has known Charles
hnrsD h sD" yeSs a. an Sgilai'r I'm IN favor Of Il
mouse. The police have already found three
rooms occupied by Chales on ST. Andrew
street " CONJUNCTION with llercr, on Sa'atc "a
aud Third streets, whore hCnnah Banks lived
WIN hln Hs his mistress, and the jackson
nous" at Sarat toga and I.lO streets. lie sacms
10 have uov' lequently from one 10 the
more place, of hiding.
Mayor Capdeuclo issued a proclamation
sm9,t y closins The harrooms from 7, n. until
law ih operation for the first time in many
years, The heavy Penalties inflicted on those
,pSarrp9ms ,S which we're 9pen Yesterday AGAINST
The Mayor received by telegraph m offer
yesteraay from Tangipah"a of 100 sharI-
me oner was made by the President o. an
Improvement League The police arc very
unpopular as the present trouble is attributed
70 the cownrdice of the officers who failed
70 capture Charles when Day was killed. and
they were frequently hooted Yesterday. 1t
T. probable that there will be some reorganiza-
tion.
=, The Chief Of Police was applied 10 to-day by
The colored m ini-ters for police protection dur
ing ne church services tomorrow, A squad
OF nolce will be stationed at every church, hut
no night services will bo allowed rs IL is feared
that thi, will invite trouble. Another negro,
SIN Reeves. was brought to the hospital to-day,
wounded In the knee and right arm. lie /,
thought 20 be one Of the refugees from the
Jao son House
The sun., 1900-07-29
COMMERCE or PORTO RICO.
During American Military Occupation Imports
SIS. .0OS, 500; Exports. .SI3.s2s.7s4.

WASHINGTON July 2s-The monthly state
meut Of the commerce Of the island OF Porto
Rico just issued BY the Department Of Gus
toms and lnsular Ailars shows the growth
Of trade In Porto Rico during American mill
tary occupation from July IS. 1895. TO April 80.
1900 The statement saws:
The total value OF imports Of merchandise
during this period was SIS 9Oj sg3; the total
value Of exports. sl3 s2s,27+ or within t2077-
el9 Of the total value Of imports. There was
admitted free Of duty s3l5i l9s Of merchan-
disc, including relief supplies from the United
States to the value of s55i l04. OF the total
value Of merchandise imported. selsisio
worth was classified rs articles Of food and
ali mails. and So 6j30S7 worth oi marufact-
ured articles. In impor By countries the
tlited States leads, with sJ62l2i3; Spain
Tanks second With 81 pa 3l6 the United King-
dom is third with e S39, $50, Germany is fourth.
with ST. l75s+3t add Canada fifth, with $500 SOS.
The prlGcipa articles OF export We're products
Of agriculture and they amounted 10 sll,-
070.ls2 or ~ per cont, of the total. In exports
b. countries the United States leads, with IA
22j $50, FrahCe comes second with 81 geO31l;
Cuba third with s. ol7 9.3; Spain fourth with
81, "a O5l and Italy Nth. with 1882 oil.
The sun., 1900-07-29
iG6 Rounanian jews Admitted AZ This Port

WASHINGTON. July 2s Orders we're sent
to-day from the Tr asury Department for the
admission of the io8 Eoumanan Jews nj New
York on fling bonds 4 500 each The action
IN ihps' case, oa- based on that AIKEN n few
weeks pgo when. = ter extended hearings, sew
rn'y-nvc similar INN grants wer" PERMITTED 70
tral powicr, has dec ded that the irmigra-
ton authorities ncei more irGOrmstion this
class ,niuligr nts and has ordered SUI ervi'-
ing In pectOl WaDhhorn to Rnumania 10 invss-
4. ate N" ,o6a conditions which induce these
people to come 10 I'll country.
The sun., 1900-07-29
GEN. WOOD SiILS FOR CTBA.
lie VIII Have Left There About 5000 Soldiers,
Just Enough for Garrison Duty.

Con. Leonard Wo,1. Governor General of
cuba, sa Led yesterday for Havana aboard the
Warl Line teams ~ Mex 60. He has been in
the United States attending 10 business inter.
g Is ard on vJClt on. II" said tuRt the W th-
GraUai Of The An Ell antfoops from 'rba would
pud with thN en- arkliiou 81 the remaining BAT.
tall n, Of the Fir and Fifth ln'ar Try. Their,
would be left on The i'lind nb1ut i've thousand
so,Ciar-, or lust 81. ugh for gnrri on tuty. Tho
feGr that yc 20 ever vou'd int 'rfere IN tho
DE-, arturo o, he ST u The Fist fam ~ from
cub In b"ou !i-o"l'ed by n d'-ra,ch fron
liay1na say NJ thar all : gn OF IA sea had
q, .upIra cd
The sun., 1900-07-29

- ""' ''NS'eN III 'ioy'
ivo' tne "'h.e and negro labor question oon-
nu'o'ed one OF 'ne ohiet issues OF the campaign
inc pi"'io,,i Oh 'he regular Democratic party.
m"ose odh'ida'e lot mayor. eapdevieie, "as
eiec'eu oec'areu mat the pnohc works must be
u'"' oS WIN" ,apor' ihi' pH'hK proved OF un-
uou'''u "'"'"' W .i'e parry ana heinc" 10
o'u'e ~, "Ve' - ""u 'hN new administration
=, 'NS'1.oio, P'eu"eu my "h'y 10 employ only
Wui'eS' out 10 see ,nat All contractors VINO un-
ue' I'Ao p"o"o "orR' Sha' employ "n'e mnh
ou' gu'' NOW th'S " 10 oe uohe
"''"o"' N'o'''"'s INV ''o"7'.'u"on i II prob'ehi
'"", ",, ma NJ. so' w u S"'',u'
lh' ou's''oh mas oeeh 'he suolect OF more or
- "ni,n.'ou u'ScuS''on '"' some yearS past
-eii"'d' H",e o''" MAUI On CONTRACTORS ana
"p'o'e'' VI l'oo' W give '"e preference 10
~"'''e' ~ oN'' ieEroes' anu So,ii' oi 'h' press mas
~ ". .n W ','o i71ue anu p'o'es'eu against
o'''n' ,, De''S % = i'a' Z " het'o Guy, AZ ouh-
~ Sou NV VIA, ,n'' ak'''uon mas
~ "ny ''aouv"' e"e' " anu 'i'e "sro popnia-
a.. w ~, ~, IV' '""eu W i"N''"'e "'o'o
.f - '"0 "'''''' ""'"S '''">eu"o"oe '
r,'"""
=, 40 ae''' VI ,'u' u VI ''' nes'o ih'iIisra-
"Dm ,''. ,''"o,n'o rne pr'Juu',c oi 'hose VINO
'o ,".' o"" w "otu'Suon
s '' .. ~, ' .'o' " :, was ''''9, ol'c'raoo
- - 'o ua.@ "", oo'iD'seu VI neg roes
III a1 W 'ea'e ne c"ui'''s Ut
-, Wv" "i'' 'epu,a-
''o"e N's'o WI ,"'e s'' W." 'erhl III the
"u ..'u w 80 o"h 10 'neH
non'es a''u MAKE h'0'g ana nave orf,eo 10
"" o''ea''s' "uere 'heS are 'o't IN lhe Iarge
O''o'ou popuia'"n o. 'ne CITY whenever
eaAeo raVe war arseS IN any
'ouhu' os'ric'' tne ciilehS usually meet
anu warn certain desperate hesr' eS'
oe"e'eo 10 nave caused the trouble.
W 'ea'e Town, some oi uhese refugees
nave gone norm = hIcaeo belng iavorite
I'a'e 1or J" ell o'' 'ne majority nave come 70
~" o'ieahs' "here thry nave formed most
u"nse' o's se''Ien' ol me popuIa'ioh' ihey
nave croWueu 'hto lle alretuy cOngesteu ana
The sun., 1900-07-29
These naval orders have been issued:
IUr" nav va 'iuVi' HaN' pI'i IN'uou
Ensign 4. j. Wadhams. from the Eagls Il

Ensign ~ J. Wadhams from the Eagle 70 home
and wait orders.
Ensign T. H. nrumhy, I.euts r. Moalr, Jr., and
Joseph Oman and Lieutenant. commander T. Il.
Howard. from the Scndil on reporting OF relief, to
hone and wait orders
Ensign I z. Holman. from the Potomac TO the
SC,nda aS watch and division officer
LII. H. l.. Russel, from the Vermont 10 the Scin
dia as exec tive and nNyg,tOr
EnsGns ". C. WattsaId John IIalngan, Jr. from
the torpedo station to the SclndiA as watchmen and
division offctrS
col M |, Meade. 4. s. NJ. C., condemned by med
ics survey and ordered 10 Mare Island Hospital from
ASiat!c Station.
The sun., 1900-07-29
Nixon 10 Build Two of the Holland Boats.

WAsHINUToN. July 2s Under the decision
Of the Nnvy Department that -four OF the Holland
submarina tori edo ,n;s TO be added 10 he navy
shall 20 uil' on tho Atlantic coast and two on
tho Pnchc. the HOLLAND Company has ar
ranged 10 con- tTuct fhOsc IN he first Clpssi lca
lion NJ t5e works Ot Lewis Nixon. Elizabeth
rprt y. :! ana 10 thor lvuR' fh. Uuio' Iron
Works Sun francisco h" pans for tho
boats have ne n practically arranged and work
or tnc vessel Is thems ives will bcrin soon.
The sun., 1900-07-29
Patchogue Man CHARGED with Robbing a
Cottage.

PATcHoGrE. L. /, Jul 2s-Thomas Bigg, Of
this rlac' was he'd tor tn Grand jury to-day
~ just 90 Conhlin on charge o robblng tho
cottage Of Mrs Joserh Eich IN on Piker
svenue. When Mr. tlchorn opened her 90 =
tag or the saa',n few weeks ago ehe found
that a~tC.es worth s2NO had been stolen. Per-
sons ivi z near told her that Biggs had In his
posse,s ,si1n artclo- such a. shs described and he
wa arrested lie refused to give bail and hs
was locked up
The sun., 1900-07-29
Negro Iynched In Louisiana for Assault.

New ORLEANS. La. July 2s.-A negro named
Jack Jones was killed last night at Melder,
Rapides parish, charged with attempted as-
saul. A. Miss Alice SQuires, daughter OF
farmer In tn II Section entered her bedroom,
the negro --ized her. Her screams brought
her father and tie negro fed squads Of men
searched for him aud he wa found secreed In
tho oods roatby and was shot to death. tie
was % years old and Il said 10 have served a
term IN the penitentiary.
The sun., 1900-07-29
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. July 2s. These army orders have
been ISSUED
Acting Assistant surgeon Edwin p, Hayward, from
the General Hospital, PTtsdiu of san Francisco, to
duty With troops en- route 10 China.
tsSt Lieut. Llewrlyn i. williamson. a. slant
surgeon, rom the Derattmcnt Of Western cuDa 10
san Francisco for duty with troops route TO China
iirst Lieut. Francis y. c, sher, assist1nt sur.
geon. from New York to ran Francisco for duty with
troops route to China.
The sun., 1900-07-29
Tho sunkcn ,ol,ier Mcrrimac to Il. Removed.

WAsHINGToN. July 2S-Thc Navy Depart-
mer' "a, arranged to nav, the collier Merrimac
removed from il, present aubn efgcd POSITION
IN Snr'i iRo Hnrbor Nhlln sunk by Constructor
l. b,un ~ q loInt WhrT' u .viga tOn was Ot
srriouslv interfere with. tle Merr.mac las
be u en-, ugh { . 'rucr tp sh!os "a sing IN
and out Of the harb,T TO make II adv sable 10
remove her
The sun., 1900-07-29
Boy NllcN NJ a Rnilwny Cro.sing.

BLOoMF,ELn. y J. Jllv rs RAYMOND La
bau,r, @ efr~ oid. was St-,IcE BY train on tNs
Crnug lran'h of tn FRI" Ral,road at tho
bloomfield ~ me Cf,- hg i'm TN lace to- day
IIl rus any kll - The cuiI lty nay. .iCi IN 'ls
oru~red A. nyrsiiga u i assorted I at
III bows dea tG Wa du" to neg Get on the rart
al the gd'eman at the crossing
The sun., 1900-07-29
Denia, That G.ronimo TIA, Gone Ip.u,

FoRr WORTH. Tex. July 2s. A despatch was
received here this morning denying that
Geronimo. the not d Apache prisoner, has gone
mad lie Is not imprisoned, but is living with
Ills souaw on the Fort Sill res prvation.
The sun., 1900-07-29
CIE0.

BEAN. - S.rauec Lake Jl!, 20. irr" Howard
b ilfy = al. In m va y,'' - alse.
FuuerA services 1t Iu. rr,idrp,e I Mrs. Charles r.
GO. mar, ?si la 'I ... h,u.'rt Conn. on
Moaaa .'u'v s. 1aGlatlc31
OAKLAND IHniI,n. Ml.s, james Albert
GrL.i d IN b.S ~ year
TuarrHl 'nrv.rS %, ~ ~ lhwn SUNDAY afternoon.
.'uly 20, 200, o. arrival Of 80 p NJ Harlem
rtu from Grand Ccnlfl station
I'VE KESSGCO CfNGI r, 'Y.--Tr,vso station, H,r.
1 len ts'irua'; - munt. ri" tom ths brand
Lcntra4 / pot. Uihc III East t2d -,
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1yOLY TRINITY CHURCH. New YORK Ieno, av.
L and l.zd - Services. so liOU A. NJ. 500
M H., gctor. he krv H. =. NIc4os VII ocieiate
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the rest Of the city has advanced. and other
things bring equal, lower rents will attract
Population Below are given the figures Of
tpne, npnt house Dopulation.
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Special 3lotlrrs.
Gcl,ajpus 5l0i'rfs.

PlIES.-Dr Chapman, iu7 Fast Esd a.: no cut
Nug 900 perm Nurli ,ures. look tree. r.!cren ceA
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3lsr Publications.

OSC.-Mau ats Peter simple" Dog Hsnls
%.' MaJwel's Caps, BlakeI PRATT, iei G. a..
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In II criminal case recently reviewed BY tho
Kentucky Court o; AyIeals II appeaIei Tint
u" attorney for th' Commonwealth In ,"m-
ming ny tod the Jury that he had ,,tci, talked
with gentlrnan from another State ccucerr-
Ing the prevalence Of crimN IN Ee''ucky, ia
which conversati \ hat gentleman ,a.d that
In his county there had been bu, ,wo humici
In Atty years. that 10th the accused lrrn we're
hung, and that this had had the effect to stamp
out murder in his county, The Court o!
Appeals declare that while II wac errCncoua
to allow such M argumen' tho error dd 10
harm 10 tho defendant