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The sun., 1902-04-23
BE WISE TODAY!
IT'S MADNESS TO DEFERl
THE USE OF
Paine's Celery
Compound
IN SPRINGTIME
Means Banishment of Disease
and the Establishment Of
Strength, Vigor and Per-
manent Health.

Well meaning and really worthy people
often err when sickness and disease come to
them. Too often they are content 10 follow
blindly the advice Of second rate physicians,
who in nine cases out of every ten fail to
properly diagnose the ills they are called
upon TO cure. Too frequently our sick peo-
pie put their trust and confidence in common
advertised pills, nervines, sarsaparillas, and
other liquid connections. Terrible disap-
poiptments and results come to the users Of
such medicines; sickness and disease are ag-
gravated-their dangers vastly increased.
Happy are the people who, when disease
has laid its hand upon them, use DR.. Phelps
life giving prescription, Paine's Celery Com
pound, a medicine that stands without an
equal for feeding exhausted nerves, purify
ing the blood. and building up the weak
ened and run down system.
Weakly, sickly and disease laden mortal
il il madness to defer the use of that health
giving medicine that has rescued and saved
It's tens of thousands in every land.
Paine's Celery Compound is the one true
specific recognized and prescribed to-day by
our most eminent and our most honest prac-
titioners for diseases arising from a debili-
tated nervous system. You need its Use this
very day: your condition demands il; COM
mon sense and knowledge OF what Paine 3
Celery Compound has done for others, should
be your guide at this critical time Of your
life. PA1NE'S Is the kind that makes sick
people WE'LL See that the name is on both
bottle and wrapper, Do not be induced TO
take a substitute or any imitation; you need
the kind that has cured others
The sun., 1902-04-23
DID SHE KILL HERSELF?
THEORY OF THOSE INVESTIGA-
TING ETA ODELLS DEATH.
County Physician Mcbride Believes II
Was . Case OF suicide-He Can Find
No Motive for Murder Nine Brothers
and Sisters Attend the Girls Funeral.

No Motive for Murder Nine Brothers
and Sisters Attend the Girls Funeral.
PATERSON, N. j., April 22.-Etta Odell's
body was trundled thirty miles over Jersey
hills before it was laid in the graveyard
at Maucopin this afternoon. Undertaken
Shippe Of Butler got a despatch last night
from the county authorities instructing
him to take the body TO Passaic at once.
He started out at midnight, took it TO
Passaic and in the morning resumed his
journey TO Mauoopin. where he deposited
the coffin In the narrow aisle of the Union
Baptist Church. At Bloomingdale the
body was viewed by tho Coroner's Jury,
consisting Of Samuel Donnell, Isaac De
Lasher, Frederick Sloan, Charles Mauberg
and David Ackerrnan. The idea of the
authorities in taking the corpse on this
roundabout route was TO save the jury
men the trouble of driving to Butler.
Nine brothers and sisters of the Odell
girl attended the funeral Among them
was her older sister, Lily. who. the detec-
tives believe. may be able TO dissipate
the mystery which surrounds Ettas death.
II was discovered to-day that Lily on FRI
day morning had a sickness similar to that
which had preceded Etta's death on Satur-
County Physician Mcbride, who has all
the Information which the authorities
have collected in their investigation. said
tonight that Eta had committed suicide.
He does not believe that any one had a
motive in putting the girl out of the way.
He has sent the girls stomach TO Prof.
Witthaus for analysis. If the girl killed her
self she left no evidences in the room Of
the poison that was used.
In the countryside the impression pre-
walls that the girl was murdered. Her
good reputation. her cheerful disposition
and the absence of a motive for self-de-
| struction are offered as arguments against
the suicide theory. Crowds Of men, women
and children gathered at the church at
Maucopin to-day to view the body, and in
this throng the opinion was almost unani-
nous that the girl was the victim Of a
poisoner. Her father and mother refuse
to entertain any other idea. Mrs Odell
who has been very i'll, was able to attend
the church services with her husband and
her children.
The Rev. Mr.. Whitehead preached the
funeral sermon, telling of the regard in
which the girl was held and accepting the
theory Of murder. He hoped the murderer
might be brought TO justice. The girls
from the paper mill at Midvale, where
Eta formerly worked, attended the funeral
and contributed flowers.
The sun., 1902-04-23
ELEVEN SANDWICH MEN CAUGHT
Result OF Lower Broadway Clearing Up
which Jeroloman Inspired.

John Jeroloman, former President Of
the Board OF Aldermen, started a little
crusade Of his own yesterday. He sent a
note to Commissioner Partridge COM
planning OF the many sandwich men who
parade lower Broadway In violation OF the
city ordinances. Commissioner Partridge
passed the letter along to Inspector Cross,
who in turn gave 1t ito Capt. Creamer Of
the Old Slip station.
Capt. Creamer, when he learned what was
the trouble, sent Detective Keely out to
gather in the sandwich men from lower
Broadway.
BY early afternoon Keely had gathered
In eleven of the sandwich men. At the
police station their signs were confiscated
and then the sign bearers were marched
20 the Centre street court and arraigned
before Magistrate Flammer on a charge
OF violating the corporation ordinances.
The Magistrate seemed reluctant TO
punish the men and finally discharged
them all, saying that he would issue sum
monses for the owners OF the signs. The
advertisers have been ordered 10 present
themselves In court this afternoon.
The sun., 1902-04-23
DIED.

cAsTEGNIRR on Tuesday. April q, 1909. Nine
HermAnco Castegnier, at her home, ia2 West
eo,h St. New York.
Notice of funeral hereafter. London and Paris
papers please copy.
COLGATE. At Lakewood. n. J.. at his residence.
on Monday, April II. 1907 Bowes Colgate
Funeral services at the Madison Avenue Meth
odlst Episcopal Church. Madison Av. and cot
at. on Thursday. April "a. 1902, at II A. NJ
II Is requested that no flowers be sent
DYRR.--In Brookiyn. n. Y, on sunday. Apni 90
1902. suddenly, Henrietta Fuller Dyer, wife
OF Arthur II. Dyer
Funeral services at her late residence. is Pierre
pont st.. Brooklyn. on Thursday morning
April "a. 1909. at II O'Clock
uARRETSoN At New brunswick n j.. on Mon.
day. April n. IsJ?. Ann - widow OF Martin
s. Gartctson IN the 0Jd year Of her age
HAGEDoRN. AT ~ George. Staten Island. at heI
residence, 81 Hyatt 81. salle Gillespie be
loved wife OF Charles HagcdOm.
Notice Of funeral hereafter IhuAdrlphiA and
Bremen Germany. papers please copy.
HANsEiI.-A Philadelphia on Saturday. Aprn
~. lsO7 of typhoid fcNrt FRANCIS StoTn HAn
ssll OF Owcgo. \. !. Ia the .sth car ~ hA age
HOOPER on sunday, ApHl ~ 1902 At u . NJ
suddenly. bsniAmln lunklin. son Of John and
Angelina H. Hoopof Ia ths ,5th y.af of his age
fuusIal ssnisos ou "A Wednesday, Apu - Isg
AsF n. al the ,uutcu Of tue Divine patsf
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The sun., 1902-04-23
Handball Is Good Enough for the Old
Guard, With Occasional HighbaIIs.

The John Sprunt Killers, who have
started out to do up John b. Sexton, tho
Tammany leader of the Nineteenth Assem-
bly, district, have put several ping-pone
tables in their headquarters at Sixty-fiftR
street and Broadway and are getting up
their muscle by playing the game
A tournament will be held soon in the
rooms Of the club, at which all of the men,
bers OF the organization who are able to
play the game will be invited to take part.
Mr.. Sexton trains his men on handball.
with occasional highballs
The sun., 1902-04-23
Six Burned to Death,

OTTAWA, April 22.-Six persons were
burned TO death in Hull this morning Thomas
Hill, IS years old, livery man, his wife and
three children. and John Watson, a stable-
man. SO years old, were the victims, All
were asleep when the fire started. The
Hillss home and stable, with four horses
were destroyed. 1t is supposed that the
fire was caused by lighting.
The sun., 1902-04-23
REMINISENT.
Disinicr crmsni Of . Romance of 1904 That
Va. Nipped Ia the Bud.
Postmaster Roberto ~ Brooklyn recently
fsp.iygd this communication.

Postmaster Roberto ~ BROOKLYN feoenty
reusiy-d this communication.
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q papsf tht NAn found under q "aut"su
ooSrf ~ hnOa Island tfon a hirs ,nfNru
Ilraat til a. nfd hsT aud tFid b'I THE
note Nin.uut a doubt rhv D. maultd aud
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The sun., 1902-04-23
Mr.. A. G. vanderbilt Rents Ardsley Towers

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
have rented A. l.. Barber's country resi-
dence, known as Ardsley Towers. at Ardsley-
-on-the-Hudson, until June T. Mr. Wander
bilt occupied the house for the same period
last wear while he was making the stage
coach trips from this city to Ardsley. The
house Is almost opposite the Ardlsley Ca
sino and is between the residences of Miss
Helen Gould and the Nilliards.
The sun., 1902-04-23
KIDNAPPED, THEN DROWNED ?
Police Think Haif-Clad Girl Killed Herself
FEARING Disgrace.

wILKEs-BARRE, Pa, April 22.-The police
are puzzled over the case of the young
woman whose half-clothed body was found
in the river yesterday. She was identified
as Annie Mooney of Warrens Run, near
here. She left her home on Thursday
night TO visit relatives in this city. but
they had not seen her.
There is a theory that she was enticed
away and imprisoned. but escaped half
clad; then. fearing disgrace, drowned her
self. The Coroner adjourned the inquest
for a week TO give the police time TO make
further investigations.
The sun., 1902-04-23
bad Postal Cards.

The Post Office inspectors have discovered
that there Is counterfeit postal card In
circulation which is described as follows:
Top Of name line runs together. genuine Is
spaced Lines In JereTson's face are coarse
and broken. wreath not uniform. Word
Jefferson is light-faoe. genuine Is bold face
type IL l. IA coated paper. not used for cards,
Tho whole appears 20 be- copy from an old
worn plate
The sun., 1902-04-23
The Ayo Club Gives . Dance.

The Avo Club, Of which Mrs. Thomas
Tone Hopper is President, gave a dance
at the Nevada. Broadway and Seventeen
streets, last night. The patronesses who
received were Mrs. Frank Louis Nugent.
Mrs Charles E. Bentley, Mrs. Clarence
Burns, Mrs. William F. Cornell. Mrs. Robert
Fulton and Mrs. Harry NJ. Nesbitt.
The sun., 1902-04-23
Woman Knocked ID own by Bicycle Tandem
Dead.

Mrs. Agnes Grafton, 80 years old, Of 90
Madison street. Brooklyn. who was knocked
down at Bedfori avenue and Madison
street on Monday by bicycle tandem,
died yesterday. The riders Of the tandem
were Joseph Butler Of S. South Fourth
street and Charles Dowie Of 220 Lee avenue.
They were held in the Gates avenue police
court yesterday for examination.
The sun., 1902-04-23
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The sun., 1902-04-23
Irish Home RuI. Biii a, Ottawa

OTTAWA. April % III Is Understood that
the Hon John Costsan Intends Ia offer In
the HOUSE Of Commons shortly a resolution
favoring home r'ils for Ireland. and de-
plorinR the action Of tho BTitish Govern
insnt IN pruclaiIning tha Land League.
The sun., 1902-04-23
MARRIED.

PATTERSON-FOSTER.- Monday, Aprl a.
1902, by the Rev. Wits p. o Dell OF Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church, DR.. Cyrus s..
Patterson OF New York TO Miss Ethel p. Foster
OF New York.
The sun., 1902-04-23

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The sun., 1902-04-23
ANTI-SEXTON PING-PONG.

adulteIaled. Never crSckl Never fade.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03
NEW HEALTH RESORT
The Soap Mine to Be Fitted Up by
the Owners.

the sop s,..:nss. q which 80 it.uC i
has been heard lately, Will become the
center o. d health resort II Eas been
proved that the so-called soap and the
water which comes from the spring
cut OF which the soap ooaes nave great
curative properties. and nave been sue
cesstUily employed in the treatment ii
dyspepsia IN analysis o. The water
shows that ii consists largely OF
oarbc-at- 6 iron and aluminium.
There are several instances OF per
Sons having been cured 81 dyspepsia
ana liver trouble du"ia" this summer
ana las spring. Ttere az -reat
many ether ailments which have iee1
relieved either b. the usc o. the water
internally OF ny he application Of the
soap :os pcuiJicc.
j. Il Ho5eI tscn. lately the owner of
the Arizona Democrat. has been f."
Yeas ,ioubied with what he believed
10 be- ii cancer q his face. Within the
Idly that he believed that it would
shortly be fatal.
lie began plaste.:.g IL With The SOAP
,oUpls % weeks ago. and continued
the treatment ior Week. The growth
has almost entirely disappeared and
the pain mas wholly gone. There have
also been many cures o. er=sipeiaa.
ana many obstinate and painful corns
have been removed b. the application
q the soap.
It is proposed now 10 pat m faoil.tie~
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03
NOTICE.

Contract bids VIII be received by tn
board of directors o. the Osborn scho,
district. 30. :. for the completion AM
repairing of the school houSo. accord
in:5 10 plans and specifications or ~.
at the office C the Arizona Water com
pary. with X. /. Miner
Bids VIII be opened at O'clock p. III.
on July o. the residence o. J. X.
Truman. opposite the Indian school
The right viii lie reserved 10 rejrc,
any and all bids. By order of tn
board o. sci:oaI directors.
V. l. TEAL,
l. L MINER.
J. X. TRUMAN.
trustees.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03
Personal Mention



". II. A;ng4oltn left for Jerome on
tnis morning ti..in.
9 ca. 81 o,,, s-,.,,,i-., ,.-,s ...
III fl.;ci Ada,as v.s,-r.j..v
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ia nam i~it f'r HiS"ee @h last hsi'l =
NJ & J. ah-
Lay 10" -'!.i;--t-'.1 u '-i-,oh 2.4iVe-i
here Yesterday morning. and Is regis
tered at me O"iliHetei'l Hotel
Alex /. Gennatt @nd vile o. Cna--
les'cn. : a.. arc in the city, CUES =
Of the hotel Adams.
James 4. Thorpe 81 Denver ana ".
Hermann Apgar o Buckeye were
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03

Tor bathing. The water viii be raiee,i
to the surface by power if !; = fo.:s- ,
that q ficy, cannot be developed. IN
Thu ground in the vicinity viii 10 al
ranged for campers. Fer the first w..
or three years the owners o: tn sii-tIg
viii make no charge. believing th"t
The experience of these Who avail
themselves f tile soap ard water VII
BE- = valuable advertisement Tho ao3r
spring. or soap mine. as ii is most c.m-
monly called is about Efty miles mort.
- 1ha city.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03

q fear" said the friend. That you
take your wealth too seriously"
We'll" answered Senator Sorghum.
q don't know. But it seems TO me
that nearly everybody who comes near
me IS willing to take my wealth seri-
ousIy Or any other way, 50 long IS they
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03

A Georgia man Who has gone to
Washington in search C 4 government
job. gives as his qualifications: 4 can
net only write poetry and novels. but
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03

colored women turn cut to parade 81
often at funerals that it is Impossible
TO get satisfactory WORK do--. The
have it almost IS bad as tn, rhi,- w.
Elcn nave the card habit
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03

Donrell is going to celebrate the 81
by taking vi tIre7 cheap.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03

get a chance 10 take Washington
Star.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03
there amt 4 government mule that car
throw me,'-Atlanta Constitution.

I1ool--'The summer resort season
seems 10 be backward this year Nye
so. There hasn't even been 4
sea serpent sighted"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
A GRAND SUCCESS.
Attendance al the Chicago Live Stool
Exposition Is unexampied.

Attendance al the Chicago Live Stock
Exposition Is unexampled.
Chicago. November 3o-If tho number
OF persons who visited the international
Live Stock exposition today may be takcu
as q criterion, the attendance at this years
exposition VIII exceed that OF last year
by fully 100000 persons Notwithstanding
today was Sunday 10000 residents OF Chit
cago and ncighb0thood passed through the
gates during the day. students from the
various agricultural colleges which viii
participate IN the competitive events be-
ginning Tuesday, visited every depnrt'
mont taking elaborate notes and making L
general review Of the show.
The Dedication II the new pug bred
live stock record building will take place
tomorrow evening Instead OF Wednesday
evening, as al 1rst intended. Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson will deliver the pin
clpal address. Speeches also win be made
by several prominent livestock men at
tending the exposition and much important
business will be transacted. The building
was erected AZ a cost OF $4,000 By the
Union Stock Yards and Transit company,
MS q permanent structure for the recOs-
nlzed live stock associations Of America.
The Judging In the various departments
Will begin tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
re REcEss A FAILuRE.
The Mine Strike Commissioners May Re-
aume the Hearing on Wednesday,

The Mine Strike Commissioners May Re-
sumo the Hearing on Wednesday,
Scranton, Pa. November sO,---A confer
ence Of the mine strike commissioners will
be held hero Tuesday night prior 70 the
resumption OF the hearings on Wednes-
day Commissioners Clark. Watkins and
Parker are here. but doing nothing except
waiting for the return Of the other com
misSiOners ~ Tuesday nights conference
1t Is expected the commission will prepare
a statement setting forth the purposes
and results or rather lack Of results OF
the ten days recess and defining specific
ally the position OF the commission re.
garding the recess.
Expert accountants OF both sides are 20
ing over the companies books. with a view
Of eliminating as far as possible the con
teudons regarding the mathematics % the
controversy ahd particularly as to wage
figures. This was the osteusible primal
purpose OF the recess. The negotiation 8
Tor amicabIe adiustmcnt Of all the mat
ters In dispute set back the undertaking
OF this work hve DAYS AS n consequence.
the commission VII have TO busy itself
with some other features Of their work
while awaiting the work OF the belated
accountants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
CHOKING CATARlH CURED
Mr.. CaswelI says "IiyOmei Cured
Him"--YOur money Back if
II Does Not Cure You

Use Hvomcl ard he cured OF cstarrh"
IL what an who have tried Il for that dis
ease ebJ to their friends
o, s. Cuswel OF North Middiobor1,
Mass, writes IN, ONE has relieved me
from choklng catarrhal trouble and
cleared my hcnd ! am glad to recon.
iacud Il TO my friends"
1t is the easiest thing in the world 10
stop catnrrh or a catarrhal cold at it's he
ginning n you uEc Hyomcl Just breathe
the hcath-RviDg bnisnmic air for few
minutes and your cntarrh will he cured.
In tho worst cases OF this disease, chronic
or acute, Hyomn used four or nvc times
a day Is all that is needed TO soon effect
cure
In this city and neighhorng towns,
there are today hundreds who Gun testify
60 the remarkable powers OF HyomH to
cure cotarrh. Many Of the stauuchcst
friends Of this remedy today began It's
use with little hope that they would hc
cured. bat as their drugglst oflcrcd to TO-
fund the money II II did not cure, they
decided to try II on taat plan. aud were
soon restored 10 health.
The fnct that In this city druggists
have refunded the money for only tnn
ontnts cut Of the hundreds they have sold
Is the strongest proof that can be- oitc ID
as 10 the truth Of tho sth' Cmcnt that Hyo.
met cures cntarrh and all troubles Of the
thrOnt ana lungs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
TIE MOTHER suIcIpEp.

She Was Charged With Having Poisoned
Her Child 20 Obtain Insurance.
Dexter Maine November So.-Mrs. Hat
tie L. Written, who was arrested vcster-
day on n charge Of having poisoned her o
yearold daughter, committed suicide toda y
by hanging, while In the custody OF the
deputy shcrin Her death ends cuse
which promised TO be sensational.
ing caused the death Of an elder daugh-
ter, aged II. on September 10 last. and
this body had been eIhumed Both chill
dren died suddenly, when previously they
had appeared to be In the best Of health.
Mrs. WhItten's husband also died sud
denly two years ago. The children were
insured for S56 and SIS respectively. As
n cause OF death the physIcllns' certH-
Gates mentioned meningitis aud heart fail
ure.
Al autopsy on the body Of the younger
gill disclosed arsenic and strychnine. The
result Of the AUTOPSY on the elder girl has
was taken In charge By the deputy sheriff
and this afternoon, being left alone, she
tied together two towels and hanged her
self 20 q bed post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
Texans Not on Hand.

Washington. D. C., November 3o--Unlcss
several Of the Texas congressman arrive
on belated trains tonight or come in TO-
morrow morning. the delegation will lack
nearly half Of its membership when the
session begins tomorrow at noon.
Representatives Henry aud Burleson ar
rived today, rs did Representative Randell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rnndell are at the Nntional,
Mr.. Henry st the Rlggs and Nj. Burleson
az his washington home, No 1923 n.
street
Judge E. b. Mentz Of Port Arthur ar
rived here today.