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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
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den 9erleIung bes ginldufs, bic biz
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li6e Mbitimmungen DorgenDmmen, bic
ben Reft Der @ibung ausfiuten. Mm
@6lu1e Der SiBung perlangte Der OBJ
qeorbnete Gllenbogen unter ben er0b=
li6fen unb beleibigenbiten Musfdlen
qeqen Sen Mini1terprGiibenten @rafen
Sissq bic 8eantnOrtung ieiner in Der
lebten @iBung iiberrei9ten Snterpel=
l%afionen negen Gerpenbung bes Mili=
tGrs anldBli9 bes uneurifaen @ifen=
babner Musftanbes. Ser prd1ioent
entaoq benz Nbgeorbneten @Ienbogen,
pelden er por6er a%uffprberte, fi9 gu
mdBigen, bas Wort, unb ertbeilte benz
Mbqeorbneten @lberf6 tpe9en bes
3ni1denrufes rSis3a lit Elm S9urfe!"
einen Orbnungsruf. Der Nbgeorbnete
Mrabsb berlangte Die Nufnabme Der
Namen iener MbgeorDneten in bas
@ibungszprotofoq, pel6e Die @or=
na6me Der Oeleeationstpdblen bur6
carmen geifDrt hotter. (2ebbafte
Proteft : 8unbgebungen iettens Der
Si9e9i195Gubifalen.) Der Mbgeoroz
nete Gboc pfiff pieDer6olt auf elmer
WietaGpfeife, porauf er einen SrDz
nungsruf erbieIt. Na9bem Der Nbges
Drbnete Sresl gegen Die angebli9e Wers
penbung ron 6olDaten als Streits
BREEDER proteftirt bate, faBte Der 4bges
prbnete @%nenbpgen in elmer neuen Mn-
fraqe an ben 8rdiibenten ieine 6ragen
babin 3uIammen, ob bas Brdfibium ges
neiet fei, ben Minilter : prdiibenten
gu Der 8eantiportung 10 pi9tiger nnb
ernfter SnterpeGationen 3u beranlaf@
fen, ob Der 0i5eprdTbent etpG
bur9 feline Mortent3iebung befunben
pDlte, buB er nit ben 8luttbaten in
ungarn einperftanben let, ob enbli9
bas prGfibium benz MDnar6en nd5e
legen ipole, DAB IS ni6t in Der ORB
nllng lei, penn 1i9 Der &aiier nit
einem MenI6en, Der BPM S6eitel big
our Soble nit 8lut uaD S6anbe be-
6edt fei, an einen Slid feBe. Der
9rGiioent ~erpiberte bic erfte 6rage ELM
fa6 nit Sa. Muf bic annette Jrdge,
baB er ppn benz &e6t, etnen Orb
nungsruf 81 ertbeilen, ftets 8ebrdu9
MAIDEN nerbe, tpenn iiber bas Re9t,
Rrittf gu iiben, gu roben 8ei4impfun=
gen iibergegongen perbe. Q(nf Die leBte
Srage babe er gar ni4ts gu e%rfpibern,
ionbern er ertbeiIe bofiir Dem 5ra9e=
ftener einen Orbnungsruf. Wetfaa.
2eb6afte groteite Der 6o5ialbemofra=
ten.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Stride mno staat.
Sran5. 1arlament biligt bic Ibbe=
rnfuns bon 8Dti9after Niiarb.

Baris, ~. Mai. Na@ aufre9en=
Der Debate, In mel9er Winiferprdfi=
bent @pmbes unb Minifter bes MeuBern
Selcahe bic Stelun9 Der &e9ierun9
gegentiber benz 8atitan bertraten, Bill
li9te bic 9eputirten= Gammer nit iiber=
maltiaenber Mebrbett bas gerbalten
Der &esierung BET Nbberufung bes
goti9afters Niiarb.
Ollie Gorf6ldge Der duBeriten 2infen
auf iofortige 26iung Der 8eaiebungen
atpif9en Stride unb Staat muroen OBJ
gelebnt. Gie golitit Der &eeierung
muroe nit 423 geeen IS Stimmet1 eut=
~gebeiBen.
@ombes bate eriu9t, ale ertremen
Nntrdge bis Sannar 3u peri6ieben,
unb bic Grase Der Sennung 3nif9en
Stride unb Gtaat tpurbe big our nd9=
fen 5eifton bes parlaments berta9t.
& r9en treit n Der & a ne
m c T.
paris, ~. Mai. Sn Der Gam=
mer fam beute Der Nbbru6 Der 8e=
aiehungen 3uii6en Granfrei9 unb benz
Watitan our 8eipre6ung. Na9 elmer
&ebe zines &arifalen, Der fir Nb=
i6afung Der 8oti6aft beim 8atitan
e%intrat, beruria6te Der Nntiiemit ga
fins eine Senfation. Gr p~erlan9te pon
Winifter Selcafe Musfunft bariiber,
tuer fiir bas Befannttperben bon bes
papites 9abel gesen Granfrei6 ber=
anttportli6 fei unb beutete an. baB
mbgliderueiie Dteie gnthiilung BON
&aiier Wilbelm ausgehen tonne. III
larb, 5ocialift, proteifirte gegen bic
S6nd6e Der &egierung unb ber=
langte 2iinbigung bes @oncsrbats.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
SemtIhInnO.

Rrun3 mad 8 t. Bouts.
Berlin, 27. Wai. Ser staot=
ratb bei6loB, Den ltdoti6en Nr9iteften
Germ. Strung gum 8eiu6e Der 81.
Coulter NusfeQung unb benz @tubium
te6nifGer Gragen In ben 9r6Beren ame=
ritanii9en Gtdbten gu e~ntienben.
Weit hber3ei9n
Granf a. 3d., 27. Mai.
Die seitrigen Subifriptionen BEL benz
oeutIben Sbeile ($11, 900, OOO) Der
cubanii6en Nnleibe bon $35, 600, OO9
betrugen $55, 600, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Sin Sroitwort fir Wdnner.

IS eiebt feinen trauriseren 3uftanb, aIs
ben bes geI6md4ten Mannes. Seine Mus
s~enneine @elunbbeit mag gang gut ietn nno
6enno9 wirb Tim bnr6 Dteie 9ebeime
Sdw6e bas 2eben CUR 2aft. R4 rueiB
bies aus einiser Grfabruns unb ba i6 mad
Ianaem, netIoie Grpertmentiren enbli9
Die ri6btige 8ebanOlnag s%efunben babe,
70 babe i6 mir bprgenommen, bielen it9ere1
@eg CUR SeiIung aud 9lnberen gu 5et9et.
Sic brarfen mir muir etne Srlefrtarfe 81
iGiden unb ib min ibner 9erne la9en, mas
sic tbmn miiffen, nm Sbre pole Utanness
fraft ipieper 81 e%rlangen.
Ufit eSarmer9rnb
Jres. Miiler, 5raier, Mi6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28

Ser Chef Der NitoIai<
Mtabemie bes rufiii9en @eneralitabs,
@eneralleutnant 9lafotp, TIT gum @er=
meier bes Minifteriums fir 8plfsauf=
tlGrung ernannt porben.
Die MeIbung. bab Deuti9>
Lamb bic neueiten $50 Sonnen groB II
@6i6aubppte an GuBlanb iiberlafen
fpo1e, tpirb i'm Netdsmarineamt dls
falfA beaei9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
5 apaner II Meilenbo
0Drt 81 rfhnr

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2onbon, %. Maf. Na6 benz
telegraph ifeben Die Sapaner ieBt II
Metlen BON port Nrtbur unb Die
&uenerIitten 9merere
@erlute aIsbie Sapaner,
bic @ei6uBe unb artberes Griegsmate=
rial erbeuteten, aud einige Gefangene
ma6ten.
Ser 6 inbruf in Beters=
burg.
81. Petersburg, ~. Wai.
9ie &unoe BON benz japan. Siege BET
Sin Chou purbe an einem Geiertag,
benz Sabrestag Der &r6nune oes Gai=
fers Nicolaus, befannt. Sn Solge
befien fanb in Der @apele BON Siartope
Selo nnr cine furse Geier ftatt.
9ie Staot fie6t aber aus als feiere
tie einen Giee; ale Sduier finb be-
Hag9t unb auf ben StraBen berridt
bi9tes @eptibl. Sn ben Sotels unb
Clubs tperben bic Bulletins eifrig ee=
1efen. NGe Ne9ri6ten iber bas
ruffii6e un9lif Hammer aus frem=
ben Quellen unb bic &egierune ma6t
feinert 0erfud ie gu bertleinern pber
81 unterortfen. Die &egierung bat
ielbft feinerlei eieette Ha6ri6ten.
Ser @~eneralitab gibt gu. baB benz
iapanti6en gOrmari6 auf port 4r=
tbur nur nod serinse 5inberniHe i'm
Wege fteben uno baB Die eigentti6e
8elaserung bes @ibraltars bes Oitens
rpnme6r i'm @rnite begonnen bat.
Die See
res=G tGrte.
Berlin, %. Wai. Na9 elmer
@6dbung Der Wilitdr=W o9enblattes
beltebt Die ruffif6e Gelb-Nrmee, ein=
i6lieBli6 Der fibirii6en &eferben, aus
100, 900 Man1 nit 400 @ei6hBen;
bur9 Die iebt Dor fi6 aebenbe Mobil=
ma9ung Der europdif9en &eierber
tpirb bas @an3e auf $4,000 Mann
nit 538 @eidtben 9ebra6t.
Die lapanii9e Jelbarmee, eini6lieB=
lid Der &%eierben, 3Gblt 226, 900 Mann
nit 780 @ef9dben; aber bas yWilitdr=
Mo6enblatt" meiB ni6t genau, tuiebiel
Sruppen eelanbet finb.
Cine ruffif9e 9ibiiion
baef6nitten.
Berlin, %. Wai. g2a9 benz
Softo= Gorrefponbenten bes ySageblat=
tes" glaubt man al9emein, baB es ge=
neral Goei (OtuY am 26. selans.
einen She'll Der 4. ruiii6en 59arf=
f9tiben=9 ibiiion unter General Sod
abaufbneiben, inbem bic S6ben 3pt=
f6en gort Mrtbur unb Sin GbDu ee=
1Drtr1ett nur0e11.
Die @%apituldtion oieier Srnppe
miro %ertuartet. Ser &f NOR auf
beibsn Soften erbittert unb bic 8erluite
f6mer.
Der Militdr=G rttiter Der 3eitun9
bermutbet, @eneral Stoe1el lei es ge=
lun9en, Sof's Sruppen bur9 einen
@eualtmarI9 aus Der Sale 81 be-
freien.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

NOST-Between Gates trans
fer office and 800 Clay street, 81
tied up in a handkerchief. 4,5-3t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05
LUZON PoSTOFFICE.

Miss Sophia Fetty spent Sun,
day with her cousin, Miss Goldie
Wilcox.
Miss Audrey Nissan was the
guest of friends here Saturday
and Sunday.
The public school at this place
closed Saturday evening. Argyle
Merritt was the teacher. The ex-
hibition at night was grand.
Msr. Stackpole is suffering from
a severe attack of the la grippe.
Miss Ella Starkey attended
church at Chestnut Grove We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Laura Allen, of Pursley,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Andy
Stackpole.
Misses Nettie and Sina Core and
Catherine Eddy, of lower Pursley,
attended the school exhibition on
Saturday evening.
Master Robert Templeton, of
Middlebourne, is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nc
Coy.
Samuel Elder has moved to the
T. J. Keller farm, ON Pleasant
Ridge.
Mrs. Sarah Core was the guest
of her brother, Michael Core, OF
lower Pursley, Saturday and Sun.
day.
Miss Pearl Keller is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. John Gorby, OF
lower Pursley.
Our hustling merchant. Julia
Raster, is doing a nice business
this spring.
J. E. Fetty was in Parkersburg
@n business Tuesday
There will be preaching at lUw-
er Pursley the fourth Saturday
and Sunday of April.
George Thomas was in Sisters
vile Tuesday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

R. F. Meyer, of Pittsburg, was
registered today at the Hotel
Mercer.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05
NJ. A. Sybert Grocery Ct
Wholesale and Retail.
Stores at Sistersville and
Psden City.
PURSLEY.

The annual Easter storm come
and it showed.
Mr.. Adams, of Badger Run,
had the hard luck to lose purse
containing $50 on last Friday
while making his trip to Sisters
vile.
David Smith, who purchased
the handsome home from E. j.
Templeton, did not occupy the
property until Wednesday on &C,
count of a sick grandchild.
Mrs. E. J. Templeton and chill
dren visited her father, S. Moore
a week. They left Tuesday tc
visit her brother, Ira G. Moore
and family at Barracksville.
Com. D. Moore has decided to
move his family to a farm near
Parkersburg. They will leave
this evening on the steamer Bed,
ford.
T. A. Twyford received a photo,
graph recently from his son La,
mar, Of Independence, Kan. 1t is
a fine specimen-his own produe,
ton. Call and see it.
Ora, the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eagan, is II
the physicians care.
Misses Maude Nissan and Arna
McIntire attended the last day OF
school at Luzon Saturday. They
also attended the entertainment
at night. a. A. Merritt was the
teacher.
Rev. Barnes begun a series Oh
meetings at the NJ. E. church Oh
Monday night.
Rose, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John w. German, was
quite sick part of last week.
Mrs. d. G.. German and soc
were to see the little girl Sun,
day.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

Hurrah for the Easter storm!
The roads are out of sight.
Vote for Benny Shriver.
G.. NJ. Kimble, Esq, of Paden
City, embarked for the wilds of
Pine Grove Sunday to practise
the young idea how to shoot. We
hope you success, Dora.
Miss May and Della Buck were
visiting relatives in Paden City on
Saturday and Sunday.
The Willow Fork school closed
the first inst, with large crowd
in attendance. The teacher, Will
liam Grimes, had an interesting
program. All present report a
good time.
We are pleased to learn of the
happy wedding which occurred
in New Martinsville the second
inst, which united together Mr..
Errett A. Buck and Miss Bessie
S. Billeter in the holy bonds of
matrimony. The bride was the
daughter of Jerry Billeter, one
of Paden City's charming young
ladies. The groom is the son of
George T. Buck, of Sugar Valley.
Mr.. Buck is a professional car
penter. We wish the happy cou-
pie a long and happy life.
Preaching will begin at this
place the 18th inst, by Rev.
Eagin.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

THE FAMILIAR SHADOW
of steady customers darkening our
doors is a constant tribute to our
way of selling groceries. We feel
that we have earned this patron
age and expect to obtain more by
the same method.
HOW is THAT?
By selling fresh standard gro
ceries at the lowest possible
prices. BY courteous treatment OF
all patrons, large or small. By
prompt delivery of orders. In
short, by catering to the interest
of purchasers before our own.
Car White Wonder Flour due
this week; watch for our special
price.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05
Local News

Tombstone epitaphs don't fool
the recording angel.
If you can't trust your feelings
make them pay cash. !
Too many men spend their mon
ely before they get 1T.
Lee Freidenrich, of Wheeling,
was in the city today.
The man who carries a gun
isn't hunting for work.
&Anarchy in theory, is better
than monarchy in practise.
When girl is in love she is
hungry only. between meals.
After buying experience a man
seldom boasts of his bargain.
Ed Smith, of Galmish, was a
business caller in the city today.
Sin is a crime against human
ity, and crime is the same sort OF
a sin.
R. F. Meyer, of Pittsburg, was
registered today at the Hotel
Mercer.
w. S. McQuiller, of Middle
bourne, is calling on friends in
the city.
H. E. Stephans left this after
noon for Newark, O., to visit his
parents.
John Shannon, of Matamoras,
was an afternoon business caller
On the city.
Mrs. J. H. Mccoy and daughter
Miss Nela, spent the day IN
lIWheeling shopping.
George Armstrong, superinten-
dent of the Oxford Oil company,
was in the city today
Many a man who marries an
heiress lives to regret monkeying
with a get-rich-quick game.
The Keystone State passed
down this afternoon en- route
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati.
NOST-Between Gates trans
fer office and 800 Clay street, So
tied up in a handkerchief. 4,5-3t
A. NJ. Hunter, superintendent
for the Pure Oil company, went
to New Martmsville this after
noon.
Isaac McMullin was out on the
street yesterday for the first time
in several weeks. DR.. Black at
tended him.
Much complaint is made about
the scarcity of eggs in our home
market. Can it be the hens are
forming a trust?
With the arrival of pleasant
weather the health Of the city be-
gins to improve. There has been
much sickness, principally among
children, during the past few
weeks. Local diseases such as
measles and whooping cough have /
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

been raging in many parts OF the
city most all winter and spring.
Miss Ora Boston went to Mid
dlebourne this morning where she
has accepted a position in the
composing department OF the Ty-
Ter County Journal.
Mrs. Dis and granddaughter,
Mrs. Charles Wells, Of Williams
Place, returned this afternoon
from a visit to the formers son,
DR.. r. HI. Thaw, of Parkersburg.
C. F. Mercer, proprietor of the
Hotel Mercer, received word this
morning from his son Jack, who
lis attending school at Morgan
town that he was quite i'll. Mr..
Mercer left this afternoon for the
bedside of his son.
James F. Dolan, the genial pro-
prietor of the New Arlington ho-
tel, has just had the Office and bar
'repainted and papered, and new
metal placed on the ceilings. This
popular hostelry now presents a
very neat and attractive appear
ance. Mr.. Dolan is one of our
most enterprising and progress
sive sitizens and always keeps his
place Of business in the very best
of repair.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

been raging in many parts of the
city most all winter and spring.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

Ed Smith, of Galmish, was a
business caller in the city today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

The Keystone State passed
down this afternoon en- route
from Pittsbrg to Cincinnati.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

Many man who marries an
heiress lives to regret monkeying
with get-rich-quick game.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

George Armstrong, superinten-
dent of the Oxford Oil company,
was in the city today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

Sin is a crime against human
ity, and crime is the same sort of
a sin.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

Mrs. ]. H. Mccoy and daughter
Miss Nela, spent the day in
eWheeling shopping.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05
SUGAR VALLEY.

Hurrah for the Easter storm!
The roads are out Of sight.
Vote for Benny Shriver.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05

John Shannon, of Matamoras,
was an afternoon business caller
On the city.
The evening world., 1904-05-25
ROBBERS TIE THREE
CH|NAMEN | TOCHA|RS
Then They Clean Out Laundry
and Leave Their Victims
Bound Fast-0ne Gets Free
and Calls Police.

Charles Mark is Chinaman. who
runs a laundry at No. 66 Franklin
street. Jersey City. Before dawn to-
day he rushed into the Central Avenue
Police Station crying: Me robbed! Me
robbed
Sergt. George Murphy looked up from
his desk and noticed that the China
mans hands were cut and bleeding.
Come TO my store! Come TO my
store" yelled the Chinamnn.
A policeman was sent with him to his
laundry and In the wash-room In the
rear found two Cinnamon tied with
wire to chairs.
After he oreed the Ceiesttais Mark
told him that three men entered the
laundry and demanded 10 know where
a woman was whom they saw taken
into tho place.
The Cinnamon declared no woman
was there. and while talking were sud
denly seized ana tied to a chair with
wire. His helpers were also bound to
chairs.
The three men then went through the
laundry. stole S and few things OF
value and departed. leaving the China
men tied UP.
Mark, with much effort. through
which he cut his wrists and hands
badly, managed to free himself.
Tho police expect TO make arrests.
The evening world., 1904-05-25
PRIEST IN BELLEVUE
OBSERVATION WARD
The Rev. Father Gallagher,
Formerly a Professor in Man
haitian College, to Be Exam
ined as to His Sanity.

The Rev. John Gallagher. q priest
Of the Roman Catholic Church. who
cave his ago .as fifty years and his
residences as the rectory OF ST. Joseph"s
Church, Columbus avenue and One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, was
taken to Bellevue Hospital to-day and
placed In the insane pavilion for ex-
animation as to his sanity
At the church the Rev. Father Ra-
vSlle said that Father Gallagher Is
not attached to ST. Joseph's, and at
this time does not occupy any pulpit.
He said that the priest called there
shortly before midnight and sought
admittance. He said he called Capt:
McGlynn, of the West One Hundred
and Twehty-fifth street station. and
Father Gallagher was taken to Belle
vue.
II was stated that Father Gallagher
et one time was professor In the
Manhattan College. but that OF late
years he had been unattached.
The evening world., 1904-05-25
WOmen'S
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at 16c
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Main Fl0Or

NAoAh - A00
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10th Avenues Busy
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Women's Sue d e
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effects, of white, tan,
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Women's D. clasp
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white and black only,
tic.
The evening world., 1904-05-25
VICTIM OF SHOOTING
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Giovanni Estosito, Attacked in
Front of His Home, Dies Of
HIS Wounds-Tmee Italians
Under Arrest.

Giovanni Estosdto. 70 years old, shot
IN front of his home at No. 100 Mac
dOugal street. Monday night. died in
o. vfncent's Hospital to-day.
Detectives Lang and Pearson, Of the
Narcer street station. were a half
block away at the time OF the shoot
Ing a1d they arrested Salvador Vendit-
teids. of No. 81 Mulberry street, who
ehay say they saw throw q revolver
away.
At the same time they arrested Luigi
spagniolo, forty-eight years old. and
Francis spagniolo. sixteen years old,
father and son. of No. 10 Jones street.
The officers say that tho father and
son held Estosito while VendIttelde
shot him in the right breast
The police say that an old grudge
had existed between Vendittelde and
Estosito and that each had threatened
IN shoot the other Well armed, Vendit-
telde, with the senior and Junior Spag
niolo, went to Estosito's home and.
when ne approach at about midnight,
siey assaulted him.
The evening world., 1904-05-25
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Are you losing your old strength and
vigcr?
DO YOU hnd It hard or imoossibls TO dc
the things you used to do easily?
Have you dull back aches7 Stitch in your
side? Do the limbs feel heavy:
Does standing pain you? Is your back
lame? Have you pains In tho hip Joints or
groinH
DO you have frequent calls. scaldlnE OF
burning palms In passing water2 Brick
Dust sedimen. in water?
DO you feel nOrvous7 Tired! Broken
down7
AFRO you losing interest in LIE and It,
duties?
Do you worry too much Does your mind
dwell on death or misfortunei
A pain or an ache In the lower abdomen
Cbladder)? Is the bladder irritatsd, In
famed. liberated or catarrhal?
Have YOU stone or gravel2
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The evening world., 1904-05-25
At ODDS OVER THE VATICAN.
Wrench Cabinet Officers DO Not
Agree On Recall of Ministers.t

PARIS. May 25-A news agency to-
day circulated a report THAI differ
ences of opinion were manifested at
the last cabinet council concerning tho
method of dealing with the Vatican
cor II oversy.
1t j. sa Id that Foreign Minister Del
cdsss desired to temporiae aud that Pre-
mier Combes advised but lid not insis I
upon the handing OF passports to the
Papal Nuncio here. The ClhCiil Uin-
inrze he Importance of ,he differences.
The evening world., 1904-05-25
DIVORCE BAN EXTENDED.
Pastors VIII Not
Marry IneIigib1es.

BUFFALO. N. Y. May 3.-The Pres
byterlan General Assembly has adopted
NV a two-thlrds vote a resolution which
In substance provides that Presbyterian
ministers be entolned from marrying
divorced persons who are Ineligible In
tho churches belonging to the Inter
Church Conference.
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