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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

The Black Dismosd osse ball club will cro.s bats with the Pesfcs nine on the Fourth, The mine m mage nent has fitted the Black Diamond team out with the necessary psr.pber- .alis for the ssne. and she ooys are practicing diligently under th, iirec- ton of Neil Crowley, . man of exper- fence who is capable of imps iisg she in tricacies oi, bow to "pisy ball"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

IL is . pleasure so note the unanim ity of the press of Arizona in it's utterance of good words 10 George Smalley and experimenting Governor Brodie for his wise selection Of 6 secretsry. Mr. Smsiiey Is the only member oi the press wso is likely to be recognised by the new sdmini.trA tion, aud he h.s rsasol Co feel elsted oyer the isct that but oue paper in the territory opposed hiG.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

You may as wei expect to run steam engine without water as to find an active, energetic man with :orpid liver and you may know that his hver is torpid ~h. n he does not relish his food or feels dull and lsnguid after eating, often has head ache and ometimes dizziness. A few doses of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore his liver to its normal functions, renew his ability, i'm prove his digestion and make him feel like new man. Price, 75 ceuts. Sanp- les free at the Tombstone Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

When the warm, sultry evenings approach, when there is an exodus to the seasids and to the mountains those who remain in ,he city have one con.o s.ioo shat they may well feel grateful tor. Mrs. c. s. Fly will serse ice cream this evening ss the same old stand CD Fremont street. in the came generous sissd d,shss e heretofore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Dr. H. A. Scbell. :he well known eye specialist of Tucson, Is nov at the Arlington hotel. He guarantees to cure weak eyes, headache and nervous troubles with glasses. Money re- funded il not ssti-fied after 30 days trial. Exsmins ion free. This Is the doc,or's third visit to Tombstone and he can refer to e number of peo. pls in town whom he has cured. Will remain . few days only. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
THE DOlNGS OF
 THE DISTRICT COURT
Judicial Grist of the Mill of
 Justice
THE CASES ON TRIAL

Gerwein s Arizona Clay Mining O., set for 20th Harlan vs Modern 0 Co.,, postponed Co 6 later date. 0 R Bos,wicK vs Jas Rielly. security for oosts ordered. This case is for Sl5,O ,OoO damages on alleged libel . publication of an art . e in q . tucson Citizen in April last.
 Territory vs Cruz Figueros and Moreno. c W Swain, w H Lowell en- tered as attorneys for the defense and Goodbody and English entered as s, s,sistants counsel with district sttor. ney for prosecution. This is tbs case where the defendants are indicted for hs murder of Geo Aston. The day wa occupied in She securing of . jury and the following jury empsneled: {: E Wiilems Jno Ciitchley Al Thonpson JP Peterson J K AcRae Joha Kelso Wm Johnson HA Curtis J r Pirtle Sam High Jno Bentley IA Harwick Case on trial ss we go to press
 Wittig vs Witiig, ses for Monday
 Territory vs Hsnss1, affidavit for continuance presented by Attorney OConael for d-it; also certificate of disability presented
 JE Evans, A Merrill, c W Moon aud W W Bostwick trial jurors excus" ed for the term
 Clark ys Rokineon and Toohey continued for the term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Speaking Of the several aspirsnts D the democratic nomination for d-lega,e to congress, the Kingmal Miner ssys: "Charies NJ. shannon is now the csniidate that will appeal to the southern Arizona democrat and we believe that be can get the nomin- ssion. He is c bright man, rich and popular"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

The Era is inior ned that sn effort will coon be made ,o erect Mormon church in Clifton. Many of Clifton's beet people are members Of this church and are deserving of . nome of worship Of their own.-Ciiiton Cop. per Era.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Ben Cook, chief Of the Tombstone fire department, came over yesterday : He has quit mining on account Of rheu m asism. His daughter hs, been attending St. Joseph's academy and together they will return to Tomb. ssone on Sundsy.-Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

A stranger coming into Tombstone now would imagine that . wave of prosperity had struck the camp, if the numerous new business signs would serve as sn indication. The old, weather worn ones are being re- touched and new ones are to be seen in every direction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Hon. E. B. Gage arrived here Mon day night from the west, en route to Tombstone. He received 6 message here summon:ng him back to San Francisco and toJk She tisin for that city yesterday morning Yuma Sem. tinei.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
MARRY FOR MONEY.

The Boston man, who lately mari ed a sickly rich young womar is happy now, for he got Dr. Kings Now Life Pills, which restored her to perfect health. Infallible for jaundice. bilious Less, malaria, fever and sgue and al liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but effective. Only 15c. at Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Colonel Wilson is announced Tor the Giis Valley next week in quest oi delegates. Evidently the colonel is not aware that that section is tte nome o: MT. shannon, where he is idsli7ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

IL is understood that Judge Dosn will adjourn court iu Tombstone sb Iut the 2lst instant, ss his honor Is duo to be on the bench in Grsharn county about the 23rd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Call a, the Tombstone Pharmacy and get free sample of Chainberlsin's 5'onach and Liver Tablets. They are a1 elegant physic. They also improve the appetite. strengthen the digestion and regulate the liver and bowls. They are easy 10 take and pleasant in effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
4 TERRIBLE EXPLOSION

''Of a gasoline stove burned lady here frigh,fully," writes N. E. Palmer ot Klrxman. Ia, "The best doctor couldn't heal the running sore that fol lowed, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve en II ely cured her" Infallible for cuts corns, sores, bolls. bruises, skin diseases, and piles. 7ScIs. al Tombstone Drug Store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
Don't Accept a Substitute 1!

When you ask for Cascarets be sure you get the genuine Cascarets Candy Catharticl Don't accept fraudulent substitutes, limitations or counterfeitsi Genuine tablets stamp cd C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, LOG.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

John BIockmsn, su perintenden, of :he Commonwealth mine, was se sn upon the streets of Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Abou, s3O0, Go0 per month is paid out for labor in the Clif.on- -Morenci district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
ooUnTY ADooaDga'o
 RECEkT WORK
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week
RELIABLE INFORMATION
DEEDS K K

Int Land < Imp Co 10 Gfsco Crowell, Douglas property. .S 521 lot L.pd 4 imp Co to Tbos Ferry, Douglas property..... l25 Int Land i Imp Cs to Mrs c A Brown, Douglas Iropersy 15' Int Land & Imp Go to c k Cat Tiff, Douglas property ..... 100 Int and { Imp Go 10 x 0 Han son, Douglas property. ...... BIS Int Land { Imp Go 10 Henry H Neiman, Douslss proPerty... 4ov JT O'Hsrra 10 Nellie HarSto od TOmbetone property. ..... SF Mcguire to J B Seaser, Dong las property. ............-..- Too s F Mcguire to F B Close, Douglass property .-.... TOO Brn Williams to J Nj Sparks, Douglsss property. 2OOO W Litohfield et al 10 Douglas Laundry i Dev Co. o.......... 800 Angus Mcintosh to Phenie Gosr, Trustee Bisbee. ... 6OO W H Si-son to Angus Nc In tosb, Bisbee property .......- I25 H A Morgan .o G H Drew, Pesrce property. y........ 75 B O'Reilly to Mrs Mittie A Aston, Naco property. y..... 25
 PArEur U 5 to Thos Higgins US to Thos Higgins cHATTEL noRrGLsK Wm Ohue-orgsn to rhos Gribbls Lee Bros to Fiege Fisgs Mer Co
 APPorNTNEST DEPUTY W Lewis to T P Nichols
 BUTCHER BOND Drew ( Drew
 MINING DEEDS rhos Higgins ct sl to Chester A Cougdon, mi nes es..........$ Wm Holmes to Martin Costello mines .-..-.-...-- looV c Msn.ur to H c H Palmer, Trustee mines es............ SOO Geo Oserscker to " P Miller mines. Henry Forrest ct al to Golden Era Gold Mining Go mine. l
 REALTY hoRTGAGs Mrs G \ Woodson to T " Murphy CP Pearson to Cordie Richmond
 AGREsNESTs Thos Higgins with c A Congton
 LOCATIONS l mines A Collier mines Keith Preston mines P G Carney ct al l mine B P Green wood ct al ? mines John Cochell l mine R H Warren ct al mines J c White ct al
 BILL OF SALE Gen Allai,e 70 c H D,e~
 PROOF CT PUBLICATION Drsgoon Copper Mining < Smeit- ing Go
 POWERS OF ATTORNEY Amelia V G Thomas to H Ivt,r Thomas
 ARTICLES oy INCORPORATION The Bank Of Douglass Miners and Msrcn ante Bank The San Pedro Gold Mining < Mil Co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Call on Dr. H. A. Schell the eye specialist, Of Tucson, now at Arliu Ston hotel. Eyes examined free. St
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Mayor Emanuel took his departure this morsing for the Pacific coast, where he will remain about four weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
aDv EKTisED LETTERS.

Ths following is s list of letters rs~ painins in the general delivery at the Tombstone postofhcs for the week ending June l4. l9O2:. Appel. Wm i Meyer, Joe Axiord. R NJ Mills, M NJ Beloh, Jos Pesrce, W D Mslloy, H c Peterson, Isaac Mslloy, 2 V Sames, Albert N
 S4vattono, Chss
 When calling for above letters, ssy advertised giving date oi advertise. meas.
 L.G. CRABLR, P. Y
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

---Ere sonr Flowers with Cs.csress
 a-rr.Y Catha-tic. cure constipation -Orsvti a. g. r = F. faii druggists refund uloneS
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

Typhoid fever is prevalent in tbe vicinity Of Clifton and Morenci.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15

bourished and then the outcry of the nerves will cease as naturally as . hun- gry child ceases to cry when fed
 For nervous women there is no better tonic and pervine than Dr. Pierce's Fa- vorite Prescription. It cures the dis eases which produce nervousness ia women, irregulArity, facilitating drains, inflammation, alteration and female weakness II trsnquilites the uerves, encourages the appetite, and induces re- freshing sleep.
 .Sheu eeEsu taking your medicine vas got abe 10 stand on my feet ten rninut~s d a lime writes Mrs Hattie Borradalie of m, Spring Street. Nashville Tenn -Ha6 faiiinS or sterua, and kidney md liver disease ssd vas % weak aod nervous I could sct keep ssiii wouie tahe nervoos spells and almost dss ss nuea- had several different doctors attend ing. but they could not do me any rood Ths last one had said would never get up aRain Told him that was taking your 'favori,s Pre- scription srd Golden Medical Discovery and De said. Might just as well take that usch water each day bu, thought would rive the Pedtcine . fair trial Before ! had 6rishsd the frst two bottles ! vas able 10 get outside the hoase and walk around the yard kept Q, taking the medicine. and they cured me
 Oz. Pisree's Pellets cure b;liouxnesA
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
LOCALuOOTS
Hoss' Are Your I

IoS Are Your fAidncyss !- F rs S.srAsus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sa [ ' '-cs. Acd- sterling Remedy Co. Chicsso or .
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
The Daily Prospector
 wv. HATTIcH. Ed. aud Prop.

JUNE. ...... fl, 1909
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-15
VI . V0mas c | esfvoO har S S 2 usa yivD = and threas- ening
 shapes to
 the moot fs-

~ no~ t8- u1iiiar ob- $ecta By day she starts in fear st every sudden
 or anfaxniliax
 ound- By
 night the furni- tufe of her room
 takes on sf-
 hightins forms of Shos, or gob- lin. You can't lreason with the ,nerves. Neither logic nor love can quiet them. They nusf be
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= battIng 60 Of the dtnerent
players to date are as follows:
Excellent Fielding Records.

Totals. .25o6 s8s 518 157 Il 80
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Totals 1920 9o1s 9s7 I45
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SAYS Writer VIII Never
Say, "Hit Me Again,
DIFFER MADE BY THE CLUB
Tie "0Id Man" Is on His Mettle and
Swears Vengeance On DefameT, Who
He Says Has Been DodgIng Him
Since the Battle.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-George SiIer, the
sporting writer and referee, telegrapbed
the Tribune from san Francisco as
follows:
Bob FftzsImmons is hot On the trail
o. the man that originated and wrote
the story denouncing the fight between
him and Jeffries as a fake and says he
will leave no stone unturned to get
him.
Bob said TO the writer:
I sent telegram to the publisher Of
the paper which printed that fake story,
aadain it told him the story was a
malicious lie, that the writer of it must
retract, and that it must indicate me
As for the man that wrote the story,
continued Fitzsimmons, he has been
lodging me since the light, but I win
run across him before leave town. and
when I do, I will drive my right first
Into his solar plexus and see whether
Dr. not he Will have enough breath left
IN him 10 say. as he claims I did, Hit
me again
- If he knows when he is well off, he
DO know Il viii be something he will lot
forget in a long while
''JeffTies, Fitzsimmons, Percy Will
Jams, and the san Francisco Athletic
Club officials, under whose auspices the
contest was held, are willing 10 post
$4,000, the money 20 90 TO charity. If
any man or men can produce evidence
that the fight was other than on the
level"
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PREACHER WILL SHOOT
GOSPEL INTO NATIVES
Unique Method Of Outstanding the
Heather il South America.

PAR6ERSBURG, " Va. July Is
Rev. S. G. Bettes. the cowboy preach
ct, who opens his services with q dem
ontsration OF his ability to use the las
so, is building here with his own hands
boat a feet long. with 1S-foot beam.
and feet deep, in which he and ten
others expect 10 sail next spring for the
headwaters Of the Rio Negro, in South
America.
They viii follow the Ohio and Mfssfs-
slppi rivers, cross the Gulf Of Mexico.
and the Caribbean Sea, and ascend the
Amazon Zoo miles AID 60 nearly 600
miles up the Rio Negro. Their purpose
IS TO establish Christian mission in
place SEQ miles from Che nearest mis-
sion They have bought 1 600 acres OF
timber there and will operate II 10 pay
The expenses OF their work They VIII
90 prepared 70 shoot the Gospel into
the natives, for each man will carry 4
rife, 2 shotgun, and a revolver. while
the vessel wiz be equipped with rapid
IRE machine gun capable Of firing 800
rounds minute.
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WARM RECEPTION AFTER
VISITING WASHINGTON
Family Row Results in Broken Leg and
Suit for Divorce.

STANTON. Va. July ga dis
tressing family difficulty was brought
foreibly TO the notice Of the public Sat
uTday- Mrs r H WITT had been in
Washington visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 2. V. Jackson. and returned
Friday night with her mother. That
night she and her husband had fam
lily Jar at their rooms on Gospel Hill,
Saturday morning about II O'Clock he
attempted 70 take away his little girl
but was resisted b. Mrs Jackson.
mother Of Mrs Wiz, who was sitting
Oh the front porch In the scutTIe Mrs.
Jackson fell down the steps and broke
the large bone n her right leg below
the knee.
Before the trouble vas over Mrs.
Wiz came from the house, and she and
Mr. Wiz had a struggle also over the
child. which he was forced 10 give up
by other persons present
rs a result warrant was sworn out
for his arrest and be was placed under
bond OF 500 10 keep the peace for sixty
DAYS. and later Mrs Wiz Instituted IN
the corporation court suit for divorce
and asked Cor the custody Of the child.
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AFTER MAYOR HARRISON
FOR FAST AUTeM0BILING
Made Dash of Forty Miles an Hour
Through Glencoe Town

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Captain Dennis.
mayor of Glencoe, has offered his po-
licemen SIS for the arrest OF Chicago's
mayor. Carter Harrison. who, he de
clares. is reckless chauffeur The de-
parture Of Mayor Harrison fer Huron
Mountain. Mich. several days ago is ex-
planned when II IS announced that the
day before he left he made an automo-
bile dash through Glencoe at the rate Of
forty miles an hour.
Citizens reported him to Captain Den
mis-. who made an unsuccessful attempt
10 capture Mayor Harrison on his way
back He then offered the reward and
Mayor Harrison went fishing
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THIRTEEN STUDENTS TO
FOLLOW WOMAN LEADER
Miss Zonia BabeI to Head a Geological
Expedition.

CHICAGO. July 28.-The only geologi-
cal expedition from the University Of
Chicago ever headed by q woman viii
leave the Midway School today in charge
OF Miss Zonia Baber.
Miss BabeT Is considered one Of the
best instructors in the department at
the university, and being a fearless
woman she has been given charge Of one
OF the several groups now leaving for
field work. She starts out for the north
eTn part Of Wisconsin at the head Of
party OF just thirteen people. 4 tour of
the Lake Superior region viii be made
with the object Of devoting special study
to geological confguration- Forty stu
dents Of the geological department VIII
do field work this summer.
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MRS. ELLIOTT SHEPARD
MAKES HANDSOME GIFTS
VIII Probably Live Abroad Until Her
Health Is Restored

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Mrs. Elliott
Shepard has distributed her thirty eight
coach, saddle. and road horses among
her daughters. grandchildren. and old
servants All Of the employees about
WoOdlea. the beautiful villa at ScaTboT-
ough. have been paid of and given
handsome bonuses Today the place
viii be closed and only a caretaker and
a few gardeners will be left.
Mrs Shepard viii not say anything
about her movements, but her action IN
closing her villa. which represents an
outlay of $1,000 .060. and is considered
the most beautiful country place on the
Hudson, is taken to Portend her de-
paTture TO live abroad in Italy and
Switzerland until her health is entirely
restored.
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CHAMPION TITUS GETS
A ROYAL RECEPTION
Viii Go After the Diamond SOULS Eext
Year.

NEW YORK. July sc. s Titus, OF
the Union Boat Club, champion amateur
scUller Of America. who won two straight
heats in the recent contest at Henley
England, for the Diamond SOULS, landed
today from the steamship Minnehaha
from London.
The Henley committee OF the Union
Boat Club gave Titus a rousing welcome
at the pier Arrangements are new max
ing to give a reception at the club house
II his honor
I've had fine trip and feel first
rate" said Titus. = have learned con-
siderable from my experience which win
be very useful 10 me I an going back
TO Henley next year and hope 10 bring
home with me the Diamond SCulls.''
He viii enter the races at the Ma
tio1al Rowing Regatta at Worcester. be
ginning on August 8, when he viii prob
ably row against Ten Eyck. who won the
Diamond SOULS in 1891
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new water Tank for Fort Mver.

The water facilities at Fort Myer VIII
shortly be increased The present sup
ply viii practically be doubled. A tank
having capacity OF $1,000 gallons viii
be erected. Il VIII be placed on tres
tie, fifty feet high. a sufficient elevation
to supply The second floor Of tho build
ings at the post.
The present water supply Of the post
was introduced q few years ago, and
prior 10 that time the water was fur
Efshed By artisan wells. Il was found
not to be as pure rs Il should be. and
the new system was introduced. Bids
for the new work are now being re-
eeiEed.
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AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT CT COLUMBIA Washington,
July q, IeO2--On JULY a. 1902 At z
O'CLOCK NJ, the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict of Columbia viii offer for sale by auction,
20 the highest bidder. the exclusive right and
privilege a using the municipal hay scale
knows p No. 8, situated At the intersection
Of II-ss and B SITS NV from August J. 1902.
to july 81, 1903. inclusive for the purpose Of
weighing hay, straw, fodder. oats in the straw
and live stock. Parties purchasing VIII be re-
quired 20 comply with the provisions o. the
act Of the legislative assembly Of said District,
approved June %. 1872, entitled An act
regulating the sale Of hay, etc" Terms. One
fourth cash and the balance on or before the
Ist proxiu1o. By order Of the Board Of Com
Tuissicuers Of the District Of Columbia. VII
LIAM TTNDALL. Secretary. iy25-Ct-exSu
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RH.E.
FIELDING AND BATTING
AVERAGES OF SENATORS

During the six games played last week
Pitcher Townsend made the best batting
record. True. he had only thrsz5 chances
TO hit the ball. but he took advantage OF
TWO Of them, and for this reason heads
the team in hitting during the weeks
series Lee comes next, with percent
age Of 800 to his credit, and then fol-
lows Deiehanty. almost a hundred points
in the rear
The work Of the Senators with the
stick during the past six games was as
follows:
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Fired Unanimously.

I'm our meeting HaTtzeu, Of the Phil
adeIphia club. made a motion that every
man who had jumped his contract
should be expelled. The motion was
carried by unanimous vote. That
seems to show where the Protective As
ISOLATION stands.
We elected Harry Osiris, OF the Phil
adelphia Americans, as secretary Of the
association IN place OF Daniel D. Gear.
Of Kansas City. Tom Daily, Of the Chi
cago American club, our president, was
reelected, and they made ms treasurer
again"
This g the last straw" said Clarke
Grifiths. 1T means that New York city
VIII see an American team next year.
The grounds can be had on the East
side. farther downtown than 155th
Street Our experience in Boston proves
conclusively that the investment VIII
be a paying one We can give New
Workers 25-cent ball, and guess we
can get q team thatTI finish one-two-
three. with the emphasis on the one
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MAYOR LOW GIVES OUT
THREE APPOINTMENTS
Magistrates for Ten Years at $1,000
Annually Each.

NEW YORK. July 2s-Mayor Low to-
day appointed Joseph NJ. Deuel., Leroy B.
Crane, and Matthew P. Breen city mag
fstrates for the fist division.
The appointments arc for full terms
of ten years from January 1, 1903, and
the salary is $1,000 a year Deuel. and
Crane are appointments. Breen IS to
succeed Magistrate Henry A BTann-
MessTs. Deuel. and Crane are organiza-
ton Republicans. Mr.. Breen is mem
Der Of the Greater New York Democracy
and was prominent in the organization
OF that faction.
Deuel. is president OF the board OF
magistrates. Crane is a cousin OF Gov.
". Murray Crane. OF Massachusetts,
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CLAIMS He ROBBED THE
MARQUIS OF kNGLESLEY
Self Confessed Thief Turns Up in
Paris.

PARIS. July 2S.-The Echo de Paris"
reports the arrest OF Chilean Of the
name Of Arriaghaba. who confessed that
he was implicated il the robbery Of the
go. 900 worth of je 7lry from the Mar
quis OF Anglesey last September.
Julian Cault, the -alet of the marquis,
was arrested q month later and con-
fessed TO stealing G20, 600 worth Of the
Jewels. For this he was sentenced to
FIVE years penal servitude
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CLAM JUICE AS A
CURE FOR HICC0UGHS
New Jersey Constable's Life Saved by
New Remedy.

NEWARK. \. j.. July 2S.-Constable
John r. Kent has been cured Of what
threatened to be fatal attack OF HE
coughs by drinking the juice OF fresh
clans.
This stopped the commissions which
had racked him almost without cess7 =
ton from Tuesday until Saturday. wien
he began to take clam Juice. During
the period OF the hIccoughing Kent lost
more than thirty pounds.