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taste good. Eat them like CANDY n
Eemove any bad taste In the month h
lhs tne breath sweet and perfumed n
a. e psedsure TO take them and they
liked especially by children.
Sweeten the stomach by cleansing I.
mesns' Ihroat n food channel. Il.
! nans, they stop undigested food n.
souring IN the stomach prevenf Gas M
~ IN the bowels, and XIII disessa rsr
IT, sy KIND that breed and feed in he
ore cr purely vegetable and contain no nj
sist - u otner mineral poison. They q
and forrn iatest discoveries In medlc-
eausieSr a combination OF remedies :
ana da,su 10 make the blood pure and Z
plexion. NN" ana g
one the stomach and bowels and stir
tth ~ iazy liver. They do NOT merely sd
strenytbaS ana cause their d~ischarge, Z
liveiv bsattne bowels and put them 2
ton natural. making 'heH
itIvetr srlp nor grippe. They act quietly,
10y ana never cause anv kird ~ t1re-
tba IT, teelins. taken regularly they nj
sbouiS act regularly and naturally q
proneriv 10y keep n sewerage OF the ~
I,oro- moving and keep the system ls1
RS ~ me now OF milk In nursing mo-
min. ene mother eats a tablet, Il rsf
mnk mildly purgatlve ana has 4 u
j b certain effect on the baby. In this v
mrs I the only safe laxative FOR Q
asmn patiently, perslstently. will c1rs q
~ y constipation, no matter how Oh
re absoi,, o,her remedies have failed. ~
n guaranteed to cure anyc is
unded. WIN oe cheeilu'
or We, ~, 0c a box. Samples sent ~
~ ~ asklng. We publish no testimor..
aeli S~ascarets on their merit undeff
oY e to cure. Buy and i1
booklet. w ior iie
~. sIhhLlAe AEnKpr 90. cnnnloO OF sEn 10
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Block HOu es to Defend Railroads.

A series of block houses are being
built to defend the railway lines in
South Africa. When the order to
build these block houses was given by
General Kitchener, a chain Of them
lSo miles in length was completed in
a fortnight.
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DR.. ROBERT KOCH.

Discoverer of Phthisis Bacillus, and
Foremost Bacte-iologist of the Age.
DR.. Robert Koch, %discoverer of pbtbi-
Sis bacillus, and who has
that bovine tuberculosis cannot no
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MEN WHO REFUSED TITLES


~suishei Englishmen Who Re.
VA Snrdei Rank as an Empty Honor
MOI all Englishmen are seeking tit,os
Oh mobility. At least there have beon
many subjects Of the crown who mioht
worn c%oronets, but declinod
"ecept them for varying reasons thai
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transmitted to the
human system, is
regarded as the
bacteriol-
Ogist of the age.
He is 60 years of
age, and at 20 was
a country physi-
clan in a little
German village, at
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IrreguIarifv.

Suppressed or Painful M~enstruations. Weak.
ness Of the Stomach, Indigestion. Bioatinc
Flooding, Nervous Prostitution, Headache
General Debility.
IL IS 2 grand medicine. / am
thankful for the good it has done
me- Mrs. j.. ". j.,
IS Carolina Ave.
Jamaica Plain BOSTON,. Mas.
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100000 WoMEN

rave noeE restored 10 health
ny Lydia E PEnkhan7Ss Nege-
fable Compound. Their Eof-
Tors arc on flo aSldprove This
statement TO be a fact, nor a
mere boast Whom a s7sedT-
cine has been successful In
curing 50 mary v0rsscns you
cannot wei say without try
fSg Il do NOT believe ia
will help n1e.Y
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Dizziness. Faintness.

Extreme Lassitude, don't care and
want to be left alone" feeling. excitabil.
w irritabiiity, nervousness, sieeplessness
natuiency, melancholy, or the " blues. - and
gAckache. These are sure indications OF
Uterus. '"c
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Bearing-dow Feeling

- 80 ~N'H OOIIIIG
"ono troubles causing pain, weight, and
nentiy cured by its use. Under ali circum-
stances It acts in harmony with the lava
mat govern the female system, and is as
harmless as water.
Backache left me after fakinC1
~ the second bottle. Your medicine
cured me when doctors failed.
MRS. SARAH HOLsrKIS,
Q DAVIS Block. G0rham ST., Lowell. Mass
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The whole story, however. il told In a d,
Illustrated book which goes with each boI.
tie the most complete treatise ON feunalo
complaints ever published.
For eight years I suffered with
~ nomP trouble, and was entirely
cured by Mrs Pinkham's medicinal
Mrs. J. J.. TowNF.
lAfflefon ~ II
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iFrs4E@ / was troubled with DIzzIness
1ftE$ Headaches, Faintness, swelling
Limbs. Your medicine cured me.
Hrs SARAH l.. BAKER.
BuckspOrt. Ma
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Backache.

Your Vegetable Compound rel
moved a Fibroid Tumor from nv
womb after doctors failed to give
relief. Mrs. =. A. LoNBAn6
Westdale. Mass ]
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man. 'Al
don't know
are
'tOh yes
low youth.
with only {
my best &
menu Of. a
News.
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O. Who brought your affidavit to your
A. Mr.. Purcell refused to sign n
until certain parts We're cut out OF 1t
Then 1t was brought to me typewriter.
., Did ynu not walt until after YOU
haze received certain measurements Of
tho pine al Police HEADQUARTERS 4.
No sir.
. Didn't some one tell YOU the d.
mansions OF that piDc' \ LAWYERS
cantwcl and Moore told IN. they mad
seen I, At Police Headquarters.
.. How ali you come 10 miss this
u!ec. OF pipe? y. 1t wa, "a SPECIMEN
piece.
.. DO you think Carey stole IL A.
No. sir.
In rcdirsc; examination Melville said
that two afiidnvi,s were presented 10
hi'n, tn. second on" being his ,ru.
abatement
Ezra T. Green was then called. He l.
/, friend of i.cEgc.
o ToH knca John I."sE:. IN" waiter.
~ March i,9S1 A. Yes
q. Dii you nav" a conversation with
him r-gardInI Lagos testimony a, the
trial ~ Or Kennedy A. Yes. s.r.
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was In splendid spiriis. The elder MIR.
k"nn"dy did not appear
The nrs, witness was william II iIar-
ris. of New Dorp toh,cco importer
Who had known Or k.nn.siy "y.r MIN.
years he testified that k"nn"dyi-
reputation wns 'crrta,nly very good =
Then John y. Phillip. - nanu'actur-
ing chemist. at rs Pearl street. and
- member of TIA. hrm OF Charles II.
Phillips Chemical Company, was called.
He manufactures Phillips milk OF
iHagne-ia lie was handed one - the
celebrated milk ~ mdgncsin pais and
identified II.
.. How mRny ~ IN. pads wer. sen,
out by you in The year 49, \ 'li.6J.
q In the year iSs. hpw may OF thcs.
w,r. distributed IN rhis c!,S alone" \.
e. iU
ON cros,.cxninInati"n Mr. philips said
M could npt wear mat ho ever cent
any OF tn.tu Dads 80 lie Grad Hotel.
to pory Reynolds 81 pr kennedy
Daniel : Melville, the New Dorp
rlrm,'r, was called
q -, you rc,tIl Walt which be-
t"c,lt"s Smith ana cary paid to YOU
\ ier. SIR
Q. What did they ask yon7 A. To
shpm them the difference between lead
cut 10y knife aud saw I showed them.
. Well. what happened them \. After
they hal gone ! missed one ot III. piece,
~ pipe D., heavy piece
That's all" said Mr.. Moore. who cvi-
IDENTIFY dlI not care to question the Wit.
ness very far.
N.at.
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DISCARDED.
The OLD Mettois OF Treating Piles ana
Rectal DISEASES Surphntsd ~ the
Pyramid Pill. Cuf:.

TIL, old methods Of treating piles b Hsa.
turc. ny the knife or by the cruel methods
OF diinta,ion besides causing intense pain.
and frequently collapse and death. are now
known 10 h. but me'e uiaaeshitts as far rs
= sur. is concerned.
ihc liver Is responsible for nearly every
cas-. OF piles. and III" mistake has been
mad. ~ treating piles a. purely local DIS
ease. Such Is no. the case. however. and
tho success Of 'hc new treatment known ns
tn. Pyramid Pile Cure has demonstrated IL.
Tn. Pyramid Pile Cure is not salye or
ointment. but a supposi'ory which is AZ.
piled AZ nigh, and absorbed ia:o the scnsi-
'i,. rectal membrane. and acts both As
local lal n constitutional treatment. md In
eases OF many years standing this treat
mcnt has been crectual.
Thousands Of pile sufferers bear witness
to the incstirnable value OF the Pyramid.
and even those who hay" undergone surEi-
ca! operations without cure have been
happily surprised by rcsuits from fvw
weeks treatment with the Pyramid
The rciiet from pain l. 80 immediate that
patients sometimes imagine that the ryra-
mid contains opaics or cocaine because tn.
relief lie so instantaneous, but the Pyramid
Pile Cure Is guaranteed absolutely free from,
any oplatc o. mineral poison whatever.
The relief is the result Of the astringent
properties OF the remedy. which cau.os the
little tumors and coag-sicd blood ycaseis TO
contract. and normal circulation is estat.
iished
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is strictly sci.n-
tlnc both IN !ts competition and In its thera-
peutic action, and the hes. feature OF II Is
that It Is perfectly safe and harmless. M
III effects ever resul. from It's uEe. but only
positive benefit.
4 singular iact. In view OF the large mum.
Der Of patent medicines before the public, 81
that the Pyramid Is the only pile cure o.
national reputation, II is the only pile euro
popular enough and neriioriou, enough =,
be found In every drug store In the United
states. II sells at 90 cents for a fuii-sizeh
package.
A little book on cause and cure Of pile,
mailed free by addressing PyrAaN Oru;
Co.. Marshall, Mich. =
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,w"lv. years ago.
DO you remember my going 10 the
Governor for You a, one time"
For me-" asked the witness. sur.
pri.ed.
Yes. FOR you
The witness leaned forward in his
chair his face scarlet with anger
"Only n cur. he Missed. would ask Il
question like that
Green was called 10 order uu 'ckly. Mr.,
occupation.
.. lIav. YOU ever worked In a pool
room \. No. sir
. Have you ever furnished tips? A.
No. sir
. Have you ever been on the race
track \. On. I've been there and gam
Jlsi u hit. Ike yourself
What's tha', sir'" roared Mcintyre.
Judge Threaten. Witness.
N you give another such answer as
thnt" saih Justic. Fursmnn. Il viii send
YOU to jail for thirty days.
AMI mild
.; You. didn't testify the mrs, trial!
\. No. sir.
g How did YOU come to, testify a; tn.
testified TO and | thought | ought to
com" I" the from and tel! what ! know.
Went I" the office III my brother tts.
d"fnblrm,n Grcrnl ana Senator Foley
was there. They said by all mean. go
I" tn" trout and tel what YOU know.
Aftrr few other questions Mr.. Cant
Nell announced that the defense rested.
Then Mr. Mcintyr- caliri Dcicr;lvr.-
Carey ana Smith. Each q. them de.
cared h. mad not stolen any lead pipe
John H. LrRge was called and ask.r
II he had made such statements ~
Green attributed to Inn. II. was go;
allowed L. answer ~ he hri Il-c. ~
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CHIEF EVADED
POOLROOM QUERY

chief 81 Police Devcry attended Il
frcc,r. OF the Pole" Commissioners
this afternoon. ilis ostsnsihic business
before the Board was Ia submit n lis,
oi roundsmcn for promotion 10 SEP
.;clnici:s
~ the Chief left the board-rodm h.
was u.kci th!. question ny a reporter
!nr The Evening World.
did Mr.. Nixon or Mr.. Philbin al
any limr notify you thu. thcrc was a
Ismbing-iunm IN cxisi"ncc ~ - Dcv
street."
u refus" To discuss tina. mlttcr." re.
plis,l the Chief. There IN no Us. ask
Ing Te anything In connection with 'h'
subject.
Then IN. retired 30 his private office.
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testimony.
John =. Kennedy. tho aged father OF
stani by MIR. Mcintyre. lie testified
that he had been In the dental business
with h. son and that he lived In New
Dorp.
woman who Was Killed? a. Yes, sir.
q Was she a patient of yourr? A.. or
my son.
.. How NAVY times did you see her?
"a. killing a. Abou, week.
.. in making The Impressions Of the
stance. don't you? A Yes. sir.
O. Mad YOU use metals In the making
OF teeth? a. Yes.
you Sc, a kit OF tools? 4. \ XII, OF
bicycle tools.
Q. Was there tirc tape In it, 4. No.
Q. som. Zine In tho month Of Angus,
there was IN your cellar some bits OF
solder a Yes.
.. Aud charcoal A. Yes
Q. And a crowbar' a. No. sir
O.. There wa- piece OF Iron pipe"
4. Yes. sir.
Mr. Kennedy wanted TO explain that
tn" pipe referred to vas a large iron
waste pipe, but was no: permitted.
Ia McShnm~'s shop.
@ Did y",, ever buy any lead pipe
IN McShanc'- plumber shop? \. No.
bought a p"c. "f rubber,
q Did you. son buy a piece OF lead
pipe there 4 No
Mr. chiItwclI cro.s-cxamincd: q.
You have an Once with your SON. A.
Q. You -aw Dolly Reynolds there?
y. Les. Al. came to havc II crown pu,
on her tooth
O. Was she ,hcr. on Avg IS, A.
No; To- my knowledge. | arrived at 10
minutes to ami stayed until ~ min.
utes 10 !.
lie was shown tn" iron bar.
y. Was that ever In your cellar: \.
Never to my knowledge.
The hailboy. llaviland. vas called and
said he saw g man and Il woman 20
ont by the side door OF the hotel 1t !
''r.,c State rests said Mr.. Mcintyre:
Melville was then arra!gncd and
pleaded for clcmcncy. Mr.. Moor. mad
= abatement OF his connection with the
lffaif. and said that Melville had been
explicitly Informed tha: he must not go.
ignorant Justice Fursman then fncl
Melville IS.
MIR Moore then asked regarding tho
Tine limit for summing up. Justice
Fur.man granted him tire" hours. 'rh.
question OF exhibits ,lHt were I" be pn,
Justice Fnrsman then 81 Id: MT.
Moore. you may begin summing NJ at
! o'clock and conclude at T. Tn" state
may have three hours In the morning.
charge the jury Tomorrow afternoon.
AMI Kennedy may know hi. fate before
the dawn OF another day.
Recess was then taken until O'Clock
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niScr y mixing the drCor,ion ordered
Ms i:ldr.d makes speech. THIS
doe, not head on me drinks ordered.
But Nhcn the ihlrsts are temporarily
Iu"ncled Mr. E,drri passes 4 few
'Ihs1r along ;It linr,
IHCN' Is great difference between
handing a man i tract ana prtriishtnr
hai.HCi IT. hiS place
Mgs E.ircl, having passed thy ti,cts.
restless q pn"m -inc II her .ah-.n The
rvlls ~; drinking 50 far Mis- F.!drrd
has Hid uu paa treatment IN the saloons
save ln unu. NI-rp the hirkrcp"r dashed
: S!t-s 90 water ia her face iiu, n"
wns gallant rupugl 10 !rai her out and
apuiiGi8v TOR ats conduct.
- rAp"a.. tili Mn E..iTci "tp yi.tr
the various tr"rS ~ Pennsylvania AMI
pursh" ~" same plan | have pursued
in Reading
put shall not smash she VINO
'smnsheth may also y" smashed,
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HOUSE OF DEATH ROBBED.
>rnis accused ~ stealing Eight
ecu Uottics T Nht.kr,

:rnc-t krai1 whn To-day held u,
N"rkvillr Court f"f tri,I IN E,"" bond
m" clLIrs" Is thlt nc robbed I"hn
M"s.r's l,lnou. ~ NJ 30 .\vcnu. \. AMI
Tolu eighteen bottles ~ vh-kcN.
Policeman Jacob Ross said he ~, \
kriiE -Imins "u, uf III" hallway and
~" chase liz sUid krutL hurled bot
II" after ha;rl" AZ him ~ they ran.
hut ne managed to ,iodc" every time.
IN" policeman san i>rhi. found the
burglary easy, is M proprietor ~ tho
place hal lied Yesterday morning from
t'i"urtsy. ana Ill" fnmilN w"r" quite All
srrb. hN their car" NJ IN. dead
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Continued from First PascJ
MIN personally wfen he raided the Pa
role Club.
The official was not there. but /; Is
said that from ihosc captured IN tive
raid sufficient evidence has been secured
10 warrant his ATTEST.
To make this evidence more complete
a dozen OF those captured have been
summoned FOR cxa.aination to-day. They
Will be asked 10 icll all they know to
Justice jerome and Mr. philbin aud Will
probably be Elud TO do 1t to escape
prosecution.
Tho present Grand jury viii probably
D" called On 10 deal with chief Devery.
I'll" existence OF the gambling hols. n,
No. " Dcy street was known 10 Dcvcry.
ana Mr., rhilbin expects. |, Is s'id, to
have an easy task In hxins respons!-
pi!ity on him.
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POOL-ROOM IN
HOLAHAN'S 25TH

Notwithstanding the fact tina; COM
missioner lioiahan positively declares
that there were no pool-roOms In nia
d.tIiot. 1t Is we'll kIs,wn that one has
beer IN full operation "a, No. 1T East
Thirty-th!rd street.-the particular one
ircauen,cd by his own "lonI.lost SON
II was open yesterday.
To-day Il Il closed. and it, motley 10,
u hah',ucs /. forced 10 gather else
where.
of the T"rumseh lioi.l. OF which August
Zimmerman Ia landlord. and was con.
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WALSH'S FOOT CRUSHED.
WniIUrt-AsiOrin Elevator Man Via,
I.nsr Pedal Extremity

MIrnlrl Wn.sN lwcnly-yrar, vll. Of
NJ ~ W.., ThlrSi"ta street. .ho opc
rnics ~, trciEn, elevator IN ,ic Wal.
turf-As tori, Hotel, hal MS 100, caught
between ,hr ''our ~ tn. cay and IN.
VAL l. 80. badly crushed and mny
htvr 20 D" gnputat"i He Nas removed
- New NUrS Hospital
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Forbes J. Iicnncs.cy Il Young. lie -
conducting the ease against Dr kcnnc-
dy. bu; = always under the eye q. his
older and more experienced con;rcrc.
Mcintyre.
liennessey backs up against the rail
when examining witnesses. Ills left foot
rests upon chair and his lcf, elbow on
the knee OF the raised leg. Sometimes
very often in fact. Hcnnessey leads a
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What I.rvgr Said.

=. DId ne Say 70 you that he dId no.
know whether il nas Dr Kennedy WHO
VAS a. tn. Grand Hotel \. lie suid.
1T looks Ike Kennedy ana It don't look
TX. kennedy.
quiet a1d mo- talk about IL a lie -aii
IL don't care " say anything more
,soH IT,
Mr. Mcintyre yrpss.cXamincd. lie
found nat the witness had .cf, home
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BAD FIRE IN OIL TOWN.
Flames Threaten DrsirurtiOn vi
I'inrr-Mnn burned To- Death.

i'IT'rSiil'tG, Feb, 20 Sirinstowu. u
prosperous OIL town. twenty miles from
Si>;"rsvill-. " Va. l. threatened with
destruction by mr. An "v.rpressurc %
'hiurai gas set Are "a drug store and
III" flames quickly spread 10 the ni-
joining buildings
There IL no nr- department III the
town. AMI ~ the flames are spreading
In al directions. I; its feared the entire
pt.t Will be- wiped out.
Juhn fi.ricnnin. who VA. Sleeping
on an upper fioor In the drug store
hAildins. was burned 10 death.
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MIRO CAB WRECKS
Artist ClOuHh Dead.

ACBuRN. y Y. Feb. .o-Gcorgc l..
Clourh. one OF tho beet known land.
-capc artists in the tnitcl States. dlcd
here to-day ~ paralysis. aged seventy
seven. MIR. ciough was born In Ihi-
city. but lived abroad many years. He
was for seven Years President Of the Art
Club Of Brooklyn.
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u,,nrcc mn Passed.

ALBANY Feb. ..-Thc Senate has
passed thr Dav!- bill, providing, that an
absolute divorce may he obtained by a
man lr woman whOsr wife or husband
mas been convicted Of n felony ar! scn-
fenced To I'VE years !mpris 1nE"It o.
more The vote va. - to u.
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A SCRATCH KILLED HIM.
q. u. Duriins. Real Estate Agent,
Dles In IlUsu;(al.

George II. Hurting. n,,y.nve years old.
!, rca, estate agent, ot No. 3I IVES:
Twcnly-Ilrs, stree. died ut 81. I.ikc's
Hospital to-day OF blood poisoning,
ON Jan. IS nc scratched hL- thumb
w'tr a potato hn,fc.
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rive ,Iur, In Cn>-.In.

SCRANTON. Pa. Feb. by the set
Iiing Of LARGE surface area over the
Gicnwood Mine. Mayfe!d. to-day. one
man was fatally injured and four others
badly bruised. Six houses on the c:s.
tur.,cl section Ncr~wrcckeI.
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French s,"d-n,. Dance To-Morro~

Not the lcns: important feature OF Cha
French Students bal mosque TO be held
=, Suffers Harlem Music Halls, One
Hundred and Twcn,y-sevcnih street and
Second avenue. washington's birthday
eve. will he hult dozen floats repre-
sen,ing .he arts. The historic iableau
Will show twelve beautiful women, each
holding scroll and leaning toward
Father Time. The Loie Fuller ballet.
during which the lights Will be lowered.
and French students Iuadrilie. are
also on the programme.
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FELL FROM A DOCK.
ThOmns i.nrinnI Lands an Liuht-
rr nnd III. skull .. Frnc,urrL,

Thomas Garland. :nirty.llyc years old
of No. NJ West rwcnty.slNih street.
fen 'f.m The roof o' a dock al The foo,
81 flf,y-four,h street. North River. to
I lighter, lie received u fractured skull
aud was taken TO the New York Hos
.hthl.
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scHooNER's CREW SAVED.
three Week. G~ttima from Nr',
NOrk ia nOstOn.

BOSTON. Mass.. Feb -. = The
schooner Clara Jane. Capt. Mhroncy.
from New York TO- Bootf: Bay. NJ"
with cargo uf coal. WAS tpwcd into
port to-day Sh. lcs, New York Jan.
~. and had :, frightfui experience f0r
In. past three weeks. Capt. Marnncy
and crew ~ three men were utterly
exhausted By their efforts to keep the
craft Hiloat for several days.
All tn" sails Of the schooner are Son,
and the vessel "a leaking badly. She
was picked up Oft Orleans.
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LAST EVIDENCE
WAS FAVORABLE,

The .ourt room was well crowded TINS
morning, Mrs Kennedy wnS In court
early looking very bright and cheerful.
pr k"nr"iy cs,nr IN at 10 o'clock and
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STEAMER SIGNALS HALIFAX.
Ocean Liner. Thought 4" lie War
triiO. May Dr IN TrOubi~.
,sp.si,l to The Evening

HALIFAX. Feb. "a steamer Mas
,ignallcd on the narbor lisf,t. and the
lnokcIt thinks /, Is the Mnrte.lo. from
New York for Hull putin; in for some
cause.
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AR. Moore then went ,lrehi.!y 1ser
the differences between tn" piect of Icld
pipe and Iron bar ana the bluigcoa ana
passed the EXHIBITS among the jury.
''ff.' said Nlr Moore with energy
'Dr. Kennedy prepared that pludgcon
wouldn't not have been a. effective with
that Inch and haif OF lead pipe addict
70 II? Why should that iuch lnl btt
be severed from IT.
AR. Moore commented upon the curious
fact that Carey and Smith I'D not Ind
the lead pipe ana Iron bar until scvorat
visits had been made TO the Kennedy
house.
But don, car. Il they did ma the
pipe and bar. They are not the same rs
the biudgcon.'
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defendant. ask you, Therefore, to
xniSh carefully this CIRCUMSTANCES eyi-
dcrcG
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C.n-. tor cabinet Members.

WASHINGTON. Feb. :r.-McEiniey
has given Cabinet members canes. from
l.Incoln's old Illinois farm. -
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D,ny Reynolds taeu advertised his
line
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The lead >tni"..

Mr. Moore then went on 10 TN, pair pf
under-drawcrs which were marked and
stained by the lead bIudgcon, i, Was
alleged.
at has not been strongly brought
forth by the prosecution. because b.
wouM be asking too much % this Jury
TO characterize the marks on these I'M
dcrdrawers as lead stains
He wen, into minute explanations re-.
gtrdlne The marks. ana said tina, II was
IniposstS for the bludgeon 10 have
made them. He made a demonstration
OF how the bludgcon would look carried
insadetthc defendants trousers
Mr. Moore then pointed ont the FAC,
atssthsre was little discrepancy be-
trran The statements made by tn" de.
fendhHt, He went over the alleged in
;OonSistebcies. Remember, gentlemen.
he said. that this man wac denied the
Privilege OF seeing his friends: was de-
MED counsel: was charged with the mos;
awful crime known TO law. Would you
Spt be III a state OF mental collapse
Would you have made statements tina,
WOULD have seemed Inconsistent
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AIibi Declared to Be Per-
feet, and No Motive
Evident for Commit
ting the Brutal rlurder.
K-nn-d,'. Father %" the stand.

aen,sl ~ statement. In hi. prevIous
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A Great Mystery.

..Sow NC come - Robert clarn
Gentlemen. there is u mystery connected
with this casc-a great mystery. W"
have not fathomed this mystery. nor
nave the police. They have offered no
theory. The evidence Of Hobcr, Clark
appeals TO me more strongly than cvcr
that DR.. Kennedy Is not the man ask
you II a man abou; 10 murder advertise
his crime? II DR.. Kennedy mnrd.red
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GAMBLERS WOULD SEE
"JOHN DOE" WARRANT

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