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COURT NEWS.
Items Of Local Legal Interest-Oid
 Timers Case continued.

Items Of Local Legal Interest-Oid
 Timers Case Continued.
 A suit for $7O0 has been brought by Thomas J. Henahan. the Congress avenue grocer, and his wife. Nellie J. Henahan, against Patrick Dwyer of Arch street. At tachment has been made on property hay ing a 30-foot frontage in Arch street, and the action is brought to recover on a $4oO grocery bill.
 The docket of the city court yesterday morning presented only few minor offend CTS against the law. and their cases were quickly disposed of by Judge Bishop. The case against Walter Scott Miller, the col ored lawyer, who is charged with embcz element by agent, came up for hearing.
 Drs Eliot and Converse asked for con- tinuance in the case of Oscar s. Barnes, who was arrested Wednesday charged with breach of peace and injury to private prop erty Barnes, it Is thought, is of unsound mind and the physicians named have ex- amined him to ascertain the truth of this and they wish more time in which to do the work. A continuance was granted un- itl October 29. Barnes believes that he is being persecuted. He appears rational and tells a plausible story, hence the iETestiga- tion.
 Mary McCabe was fined $2 and costs for drunkenness.
 Fred Smith, Joseph Monroe and Henry Schroeder were arrested Thursday night for trespass on railroad property and were tried yesterday morning. Smith and Schroeder were each fined g and costs while judgment was suspended in the case of Monroe.
 The case of burglary against Patrick Hur- lev. who was arrested in the city court room Thursday for an alleged crime com mitted four years ago, was continued to August 26 yesterday. He is alleged to have entered and robbed the saloon of Luigi De Felice in Oak street November 29, 1S9S He was recognized among the spectators in the city court room Thursday by Detective Daley and arrested on the four-year-old warrant.
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Bid- Asked

Cotton. Reported aFer the private wire of ! L. Me. Lean & Co, 25 Broad street. Neg York: New Haven office $40 Chapel street. Hu- SInger Buii4ing. Norman A. TaHneEs manager.
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roads In the corn territory. The freedom from furry in the money marke. ElEa the demand for loans to carry over uBEH Mon day had 3 FeassurinE effect ahd aroused hopes that Fhe bank statement tomorrow would show q strengthened condition. 1T this proves to be the case. it must tse ny reason of loan contraction by transfer ot credits 10 the trust companies and 10 Tor eign lenders The interior currency move mtnt seems still 10 be slightly ie favor of New York. The sub-tTeasuFy operations, Wednesday evening Sl,32j. .OoO. took from the banks yesterday s1, ,16S,OOO, thus nearly wiping out the previous balance. The net result promises q gain in cash for the week of less than half a million dollars. An- other transfer was made to New Orleans to- day of S130.O00 and New York exchange aE Chicago dropped to 20 cents discount after having recovered to par earlier in the week. The advancing quotations for government bonds are believed to be due to the bsiieL that the treasury may take early steps Tor the relief of the money market, elthef by increasing deposits with the banks or by re- demDtion Of bonds.
 Bonds were firm in sympathy with stocks' Total sales par value S1,3TO,OOO.
 United States Fefunding twos, the old fOurs and the threes advanced II per cent. on the last call. .
 NEV YORK STOCK MARKET. OpenIna, Highest. Lowest QuotatiOns On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
 by Prince X WhiteIy, Brokers, 15 Center street, New Haven.
 Open. High. Low. Last
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afterwards moved to Harwinton, where many of his descendants now live. He had three sons. Jeremiah, Daniel and Hiram Levi Holt being the oldest grandson, and one of the oldest resi- dents of Thomaston. Mrs. Edith Cables Hart of Danbury. formerly of Thomas ton. was present
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New Haven, Conn.,, August 8, 1902. NJ. V. Little & Co.,, Boston, Mass.
 Dear Sirs:-Mr. William D. Sutton of the Rocksfellows mine, and myself spent yes terday inspecting the Nancy Gold Mines X Tunnel Co. property and we would say it is one of the best propositions ever of fered here in the East. The stock is worth a great deal more than you are asking for it. We are very jubiant over the property and do not like to see the stock sold so cheaply: MT. Schroeder and party are at the mines today and they cannot help being greatly pleased The above from MT. E. r. Crooker, for twenty five years practical miner, who thor onghly appreciates the ceSmpany,ss Sn iayy,s proper, take pleasure in giving you this valuable information.
 (Signed) E. r. CROOKER.
 W. E. SUTTON.
 New Haven, New York,
 39 Church St., Madison Ave,
 Wash. Building. Met. Life Building.
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Gilt Edge Investment.

The Ohio and California Refining oil Company, Marietta, O., owns 35 producing wells in West Va. also 52,000 acres of oil land; sells all it's oil at.sthe, wells to the Standard Oil Co.,, and IS already paying dividends of one per cent. month. or twelve per cent. per annum. T. E. DAVIES. Agent,
 S4S Chapel St.. New Haven.
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X whitely. Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway. New Yorh. and 15 Center st.. New Haven. Bid. Asked.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
ARTHUR
SAMPLER In -
uab Simmer $ Noulsings.

8eior9t contractli6 Inftreiden, Oeforiren
unb Sapesiren. geite srbeit su aAaemeiIe=
mem Treiie beiorst utb sarantirt.
Office II. @erfitdtte: l. ctr. sw. 4. II. 5. gpe.
33=ll ct. Gloub, Wtinn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

3apfsn bdnst Elm Metalleimer NIT
sinem Oedel. Ser Saft tptrb In erobe
EGFer sesoRen unb auf Rarren ober
Shlitten na9 benz Saftto4bauie,
ei,em bibf9en fleinen @ebdube ober
Sdyuppen, sefabren. Gr fommt bter
In cine NIT Wentilen unb einem &esu=
iator ~periebenen @erbunftunss> ober
Ginfohpfanne, bic a9t Biz aebn SUB
lang. balb 70 brett unb etlt9e 3oI ttef
lit. sic lit in etnen 3amin aus 3iez
gelfteinen eingelaKen. Ser 8oben Der
pfanne lit bon benz einen gnbe gum
anberen bin leidt seneist, unb in ibr
finb feline S9eibepdnbe ansebra9t,
beraeitalt, bab Der Saft. penn er an
benz einen Gnbe eingef9ittet pirb,
tpdbrenb bes &o9ens etnen .3idaads
meg gu bei9reiben bat, um gum ans
beren Gnbe gu selansen. Sur4 biefe
Metbpbe erfpart man fi9 bas friibere
beitGnbige llmriibren bes Saftes,
auberoem pollsiebt u Der @erpanb>
lunssproseB ptel raf9er. 9as ginsie>
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BEN bes Saftes an benz einen Gnbe Der
Pfanne pirb entneber NIT elmer 9anb>
pumpe ober etnem Ste9beber beforst,
an benz anberen @nbe flieBt bann Der
refine berniteinfarbise Sirup beraus.
Ote 3uderberftenung tpirb in Elmer am
beren pfanne ~bollaosen, unb fte btlbet
elm etpas ldnseres 8erfabren als bic
Sirupbereitung. @ie audi INNER ptrb
iebt aus Dem 4bornfafte tpeniser 3uder
fabriairt als friiber. Man pertauft
f6on groBe Mensen Sirups in &anz
men unb Slaf9en.
2eiber nerben bic aus benz Ibornz
fafte setponnenen Probutte btelfa9 ge>
fdlf9t. Sas cine Smitationsberfabren
beftebt q. 9. bartn, 6ab man sepDbnz
li9en 3uder auflOft unb in ibm
6tdorpfpdne fo9t. &enner perm0sen
iebo4 bas e9te Graeusnib BON une9z
ten lei9t su unter16eiben.
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IlteS SaftfobbauS.

cine Scribe in Der @eftalt elmer rDmiz
fden Stint, in bic er einen Stab aus
Grlenbola itedte, befen Snnerem bas
Mart entnommen mar. Inter bteien
53apfen nurbe cine aus eide rob suz
gebauene Mulbe geftelt, in bic nt4t
nur Der Mbornfaft trDpfelte, fonbern in
Der ii9 sleidaeitis 8ldtter, 3peise unb
fonftige frembartise 9egenitdnbe, bic
Der 8inb serabe bertreiben mo9te,
fammelten. Sen Snbalt Der Mulben
f9iittete man in elmer, unb biefe trug
man on einem bDlaernen So9e, bas
quer iiber bic S9ultern gelegt tpurbe,
na9 benz Saftfo9baufe, inbem an
iebem Der beioen @nben bes So9es etn
gtmer bling. 9as Saftto9baus be-
itanb aus ni9ts anberem als aus etnem
auf bier pfpfte rubenben Sa9e aus
8rettern ober 8aumrinbe. Inter biez
fer 8eba9ung bineen an elmer Stange,
bic auf apei, na9 pben gabelfDrmig fi4
tbetlenben Yfdblen lag, sroBe &efel, in
benen Der gelbli9e pdKerise 4borniaft
sefo9t ipurbe. WGbrenb Elm Mrbeiter
bas Seuer unter ben &efeln in Stanb
btelt, bate elm anberer ben Saft fortz
nGbrenb umauriibren, bamit berfelbe
auf benz 9runbe bes &efels ni9t IN
brannte. Cine pettere Sbdtisfeit be-
itanb in benz Mb19Dpfen Der l1nrein>
li9feiten, bic an bic SberflG4e Der
fo6enben Mafe famen. @erbidte ii9
bieie au Strup, 10 purbe neuer Saft
na9geeoHen. Ser Sirup purbe
fdlieBlt9 in Sonnen sesofen unb mad
9auie eef9afft, mo in Der &ii9e bic
lebte Mrbeit, bic @e%rpanbluns bes
Sirups in 3uder, porsenommsn tparb.
Sie gintretbung elmer Scribe in ben
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Dasen iopDbl eetpDbnli9es Subrpert
~iiberbolen ober fol6em, penn es ent=
eegenfommt, austpei6en fann. Mtt
elmer elesanten Wenbuns fommt Der
Wagen INN ole biefe S9pierisfeiten
berum. Gbenfo lei9t pei9t er einem
besegnenben Motorpaeen aus. Nur
3ie6t babel Der S9affner ober Der Waz
genfibrer mittelft 2eine bic &ontaftz
ftanse berunter unb ldBt ben besesnenz
ben Wasen pafiiren. Sas nimmt
tpenise Sefunben 3eit in Mniprud.
9as 8enben bes Magens boIaiebt ft4
f9neq unb let9t unb pbne l1nterbre=
dung Der Strpmsufibrung.
Siefe rleue eleftrii6e 8abn befDrbert
aber ni9t nur Perfonen, fonbern audi
Sitter. Man bdnst an ben Motors
tpasen einen 2aitnasen, cine Dirt tleiz
ner &arreu, Der @epdd aufntmmt. Die
8ielatbalbabn min fpdter audi ben
8erfebr anif9en ben Bapierfabrtfen
unb SolaiGgetperfen bes Sbals unb Der
WaFerlabeiteae ober Der @iiterftation
&Onigitetn bermitteln. gu benz 3pede
follen befonbere eleftrif9e 2ofomotipen
laufen, bic ben Strom senau 10 ents
nebmen, pie Der Omnibus, unb cine
CANA erbsbli9e 2eiftunesfGbisfeit obne
iebe toftfpielige Inlage in Iusii9t
ftelfen.
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feblgei9lasen tparer. Die @nflase ssz
gen Mabmub Samas pai9a, Der felt
geraumer 3eit f9pn i'm @orbergrunbe
Der iungtiirfti6en 8epesuns itanb,
lautete auf 9o6perratb.
Mabmub Samas Pai9a tpurbe gu
&onftantinopel i'm Sabre 1858 geboren
unb genoB cine f~orsfdltise @raiebuns;
CT beberrf9t, auber Der tiirfif9en, ara
bif9en unD periii9en Spra9e, aud
ponitdnbig bic fran5Ditf9e. Sn jun
gen ssabren trat er in ben StaaIsoienft
Elm. @r ipar auerit als 8eamter Der
6oben Yforte unb bann als SefretGr
Der 8otf6aft in Parts tbdtig. Sn
1877 beiratbete er cine S9peIter bes
Sultans Mbbul 9amib bes 3peiten,
ipurbe Staatsratb unb SuftiSrltnifter.
Mls FOLDER besann er bas SuYiapeien
su reformiren unb erreste bierbur9 ben
Mrgtppbn bes Sultans, Der i'm bas
portefeuile abnabm, i'm our l1ntbdtisz
feit apang unb liberties f9arf iiberz
paden IieB. Sir bic 9auer ertrug
bies Mabmub 0amas paf6a ni9t.
Gr tpubte feline Wd9ter gu tdui9en
unb I'M DECEMBER 1899 nit feiuen bets
ben SDbnen ms Iuslanb gu ents
flieben. Sn @rte9enlano. mo er suz
nGdft feinen ~ftdnbigen ,@rfenthalt
nabm, tpurbe er auf @erlansen bes
Sultans auseentefen. Mabmuo 9az
mas paf9a eing bierauf nod &om
unb bann mad Paris, po er in benz
bort eri6einenben iunstirfifGen Srs
gan vMef9peret" bic innere politit
bes @robberrn beftts ansriff. Selbftz
peritdnblid lebt er in Der Seinsitabt in
St9erbett.
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@elb sn perietpen

Nir baben eiueu uubesrenSteu 8etras ua,
Selb 3l perleiben auf cultipirte Sdrmen I,
Morriion 60. 81 niebrisen 3%insraten.
Grfte NationaIbant, 9ittIe 0an%.
19=t ". u. Saptsfou, RaRhs
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Stra6eRbaba ohio &elti(t.
Cine aeae 9~rramsenfhatt aat eIsftrstedni'
fdbem 0ebtet.

tnem 0ebtet.
Ser Snsenieur Mar S9temann In
DRESDEN bat eine elettrtf4e Straben=
balm obne @eleiie tonftruirt, bic felt
etlifen Monater i'm Betrieb 1T unb
iebt als erprobt selten barf.
Dtefe i%nterefante fleine Babn fibrt
BON Der betannten Gefte &0ntsftein an
Der Glbe in bas romantiide 8ielatbal.
Die 9abn lift einftpeilen II enslifde
Meilen lang. ion aber bemnd4ft Bis
S9ipei5ermiible, benz am Mussang bes
8telatbals liesenben 3urort, tpeiterse>
fiibrt tperben unb bamit cine 2Gnse bon
sc Meilen erbalten. Sie Strede 1T
aumsiit gbauFee. Nur in ben Stras
BEN BON 8Dnisitein finbet fia Steinz
pflafter. 0ie 8abn enttpidelt aber cine
Gabrseidpinbisteit bon Ia Meilen in
Der Stunbe auf benz sepflufterten Wes.
pie auf benz 9auffirten. Oie Wasen
Der 8abn finb setpDbnli9e Motorpasen
obne Mffumulatorenbatterte
Sci benz 8au Der 8abn tpurben bic
Quslesepfoiten aufseteat unb baran
apei 9rdbte befeftist, bon benen Der
etne ben Strom benz Wasen aufibrt,
pdbrenb Der anbere bic Hiidleitung
gum @leftristtdtspert beforst. Sie
StrOmabnabme sef9iebt bur9 einen
S9litten, Der bur9 cine Stanse an
bic Sabrbrdbte mittelft Sebertraft felt
ansebriidt pirb. Sie Stanse lit aus
lei9tem Stablrobr sefertist unb auberz
orbentli9 bequem gu banbbaben. sic
1T auf benz 9a9e bes @asens 10 Be-
feftist, bab biefer Biz gu 9 SUB 10 3oG
ieitpGrts pbne S9pieristeit auspeis
den tann. Ste eisentli9e Sabrbabn
unter ben 9rdbten fann fona9 obne
Weiteres perlafen perben, 70 baB Der
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POmne['S Golden GQle IIuubeDWeiDe

IN fno elm 2abetranf Gefunber un6
f @ranfer un5 peroen bon foIgenoer
berpurragenben Wliltuanfee'r Merstsr
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Hf1AfA s. Scrbprit, CT. 8. %. HDfttaner.
8N&stsrA 2iir bt5ablen bic Sradt uno berfenoen
E383NE3 aegcn Gnlpfang 6es getraees In s.
E682f{48 @anonen.SaB: 8ommers @oIben @ate
Ea333a @eibpcin, @otbneir, fiBer @eiBS
pein, iiiber 8ofbpein, $500; alter
MsMz& SiIies 81 5o. spoInoa 5ofah @rans
lNaseya9osl ~fenipeine $1,000; Calf. Branop,
hu~HvEer S12.50; alter 8rape=granob, $4,000.
;azSassS IN 10s, 26z unb 52s8aIonert Sob 1
~wN @o"ts nar &anoue bininer.
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Alabmub pamas pafda.
Der tpesen Sodjnerraths gum Sooe nernrs
tbeiIte Sdtpager oeS GuItanS.

Nuf 8etreiben bes tiirftf9en Gull
tans 1T firslt9 Der S9naser beiielz
ben, Mabmub Samas pai9a, bonn
&riminalgeri9tsbof in &ontantinopel
rin Gontumaciam" gum SObe perurz
tbeilt porben, na9bem ale 8eriu9e
unb 8emiibunsen bes 8roBtiirfen,
Mabmub Samas Paf9a our &iidfebr
BON Yaris na9 Stambul gu bepeaen,
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Die a6orn(afternte.
CIR 1tmfang unb lire 8ebentuma I'm
NatinnalbausbaIt.

primittse aus Serbeterts Vreeufttonsmetbes
ben Gin SeitSertreib ssbRsuaas etmes
i6asIiAea gseriabrenS @iMenthatItne
Observation-Disclosures.
@nfanss MGrs, penn bic Sage f9or
ben nabenben Sribling %pertiinben, bic
RGfte aber nod falt finb unb SrDite
bringen, besinnt bieraulanbe bic
4borniafternte unb bic 8ereituns bon
Mbprnfirup unb <3uder. Sbr gnbe
,rrsi9t fe Mnfanss ober Mitte @pril.
sic eritredt fi9 auf Maine. Netp
6ampfbire, 8ermont. Hetp Yort, Sbio,
penniDlpanien unb etli9e Staaten
fiibli9 Der Maions unb 9iron>2inie.
Sbr l1mfans unb lire 8ebeutuns i'm
Sausbalte Snfel Sans pirb nod bduz
fig unteriddbt. Man setpinnt BON Der
Wusbebnuns biefes probuftionsapeis
hes aber cine @prftelluns, tpenn man
srfGbrt, bab i'm porisen Sabre alein
runb 100000 pfunb 4bornauder
berseftent purben, sesen 7,633,3O6
Yfunb in 1894. BON benz lebterer
Nuantum lieferte @ermont aaein iiber
100000 pfunb.
Oie Metbpbe Der I~bornfaftz9 eptn@
hung bat in ben lebten Is Bis 20 Sab
rem iid iebr perbefert. Dor iener 3eit
beitanb nur pents Na9frase fir
Mbornfirup unb e3uder, unb bic
Mbo~rniafternte btlbete mebr einen 3eitz
pertreib als elm @ef9dft. 9ie fir ie
pertpenbeten 9erGtbe unb bic @rbeit
paren 10 einfa9 als mDsli9. Ser
sSarmer bieb nit Der Dirt in ben 8aum
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mad Mmerifa sefommen. Die &apene,
beren Dirissnt Sriebri6 @Dblbter 1T,
batte auf Inpeiiuns bes prina>@bmiz
rails pGbrenb Der reberfabrt fleibig poz
pulGre ameritantfde @eiien gu iiben.
gntgeeen benz btsberisen 8rau9e, bat
Der Scatter Der &apelle erlaubt, biersus
lanbe etlide &onserte gu seben.
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Earm III r~erfanfen.

Cine 200 older sroBe, aubertbalb Weeile
pon gpon selesene farm 1T nnter 9iinifi9eu
gebinsunsen gu perfanfen; 70 ader nrter
8flu9, Der &eft Nieie=, unb Weibelanb. Nd-
bereS BEL Std. 50 einant,
l4-4t @pom, Stearns Co., Minr.
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SIM 3eioiee oes Nrinsen Setnrid5 cine nors
siieItdhe Ysariues&apeue.

Mttt benz Brinsen Setnri9 unb ieiz
mem auserIefenen Stabe 1T auf benz
Nprbbeuti6en 2lopbbampfer r&rons
prins @ilbelm" auslei9 Die 48 Mann
ftarte ppraiisli9e aapele Der 2. Maz
trofen=S ipiiion BON Wtlbelmsbapen
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M~bornbaum bate oft our Solse. bab
biefer einsins. Sur @ermeiouns bteies
liebelftanbes bobrt man iebt in ben
@uum elm God BON einsm balben 3on
Durdme1er, in bus Elm Patentaapfen
aus salbanifirtem @ifen pabt. On benz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-14
THE SHADOW
,,,OF DEATH
copyright, 1901. by G. Z. Lewis. ]

copyright, 1901. by G. Z. Lewis.l
The town of Saugor, India, lies In
the basin formed by the Bundelcund
range of mot:uti,ins ON the east and the
Nindhya range Oil the west and is shut
In to TIE north and south by spurs
from those ranges.
One slio:'ll:ng in the year 1867 news
came to IuDbulpoor, which is a large
city SHY miles south of Saugor, that
the civil commissioner of the latter
town haG been carried off by tiger.
No tiger had been seen within fifteen
miles OF Saugor for years, but as the
commissioner was riding in the sub
urbs about sunlown he was pulled
from his saddle and carried off by a
beast lying in wait in a bit of jungle
beside the highway. \ servant Wit
messed tie tragedy, and he reported
the tiger as full grown, but not above
the average He gave the alarm, and
a hundred people turLed out, but the
tiger carried his prey across fields and
highways a distance of four miles and
then entered heavy jungle. This
was the coming OF what they called
the Shadow of Death. There We're
no troops aud but three English fam
lilies at Saugor. Officials went up
from Jubbulpoor to investigate, and
six riflemen from the Tenth National
infantry followed them. Before any
one had reached Saugor the tiger had
killed a mail rider thirty miles to the
north. Two nights later he carried off
a villager fifteen miles to the south
Within a week there was cry Of
alarm all up and down the valley,
hunters. reward amounting to about
$500 was offered for the destruction of
the man eater, and villagers and farm
ers were assured that his career would
he brief. On the evening Of the sixth
day after the tragedy at Saugor the
tiger returned to the outskirts of the
town, leaped over campfire beyond
which sat an English civilian named
Baker, and the man was seized and
carried Off with twenty people within Il
stones throw. Baker WAS Il sportsman
ana han come up from Jubbulpoor tc
join in the hunt. There were four men
within twenty feet of him as he WAS
seized The tiger gripped him by the
shoulder. tossed him across his back
and went away into the darkness with
4 snarl. When daylight came. it was
proved that he carried the man eight
miles before being lost in Il ravine. At
one spot the beast burdened as he was
with the weight of 1G0 pounds. leaped
ditch eighteen feet wide. This made
the fourth victim in six days, and dur
ing that time the big cat had traversed
Il distance of $50 miles.
Had plague suddenly fallen upon
the people they could not have been
more alarmed. In one day half the in.
habitants OF Saugor deserted their
homes. and in a day or two more the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-14

highways and fields We're abandoned
by the farmers for several miles
around. The hunters got out and beat
up the country, but while they were
at work the tiger Travelled forty-five
miles up the valley and killed farmer
and his wife and two children in their
hut and carried the body of the farmer
to the foothills. Word had scarcely
reached the hunters when the beast
shifted his quarters by twenty miles
and carried off Il woman who was get
ting water at spring. \ hundred
soldiers were now ordered up from
Jubbuipoor, and sportsmen tiocked to
the valley until nearly 200 men had
taken up TIE chase. There was an
lEterval of two days between the IL
gers sixth and seventh victim. He
Travelled eighteen miles in this time,
and. entering village just at sun
down, lie seized the head man and
sped away. On this occasion he was
struck with clubs and cooking utensils
in the hands of the villagers. but lie
would not let go his hold. Only twen-
ty-four hours later the beast ambushed
and killed an English sportsman on a
highway.
After the eighth victim had been re-
corded the reward was raised to ST.
500, and the number of hunters was in
creased to 300, but it was too late to
check the stampede. 1t is Il matter Of
record that twentyseven villages and
800 farms We're abandoned in ten days.
The tiger travelled such distances that
no one in the valley felt safe, and he
was SO daring that the superstition Of
the natives was aroused. The ninth
victim was another mail rider, the
tenth farmer and the eleventh
French tourist who sat on the veranda
of q public bungalow when seized. Be-
tween these last three victims the IT,
ger Travelled over a hundred miles. 1t
was four days between the eleventh
and twelfth victim. and there was hope
that the man eater had left the valley.
The twelfth victim was one Of the
soldiers detailed on the hunt, and for
the seven days succeeding the tiger
claimed victim every day. making
nineteen in all. From first to last the
beast was sighted perhaps a hundred
times and fired upon by hundred diff
ferent men, but none of their bullets
struck him. He was pursued by horse
men and footmen over 400 miles, but
could never be driven to bay He had
stampeded district forty miles long
by twenty-eight broad and killed nine
teen people when his death came about
In very curious manner. A patrol Of
three hunters was stationed under a
tree at certain point to watch for
him. A hyena came about and annoyed
them, and as last resort he was fired
upon to drive him away. In the dark
ness he was not Il fair target. and the
bullet missed. but it crashed full into
the brain of the Shadow Of Death, who
was creeping up in rear Of the hyena.
This was not known until daylight
came: but, accident though it was, it
rid the valley of an awful terror
brought the people back to their homes
and the day Is still celebr ated from end
to end of the valley as sort of Fourth
OF Jelly. n. QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-14
CATTLE CONVENTION.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 11-13,
1902-Qn march s, 8 and 10, the st.
l.. l. M. & S. Ry. will sell round trip
tickets to Fort Worth at the rate of
$13. Return limit, leaving Fort
Worth up to and including March Is.
H. N. Atwood, agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-14
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Piles! Piles! Piles!
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared to cure Piles and DOES
1T in short order. Easy to apply.
Every box guaranteed, SOC and $1.00.
All druggists or by mail.
WILLIAMS MFG CO., CLEVE-
LAND, OHIO.
Wholesale and retail by w. L. De-
woody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-14

Blessings brighten as they take
their Right.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-14

Don't play to an empty house; get
the people in.-Alexander Burnett, E.
B. Eddy, Toronto.