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Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

svenska missionskyrkan predi-
kade pastorerna Benson och
Benander, norska St. Johnkyrkan
pastor Andreen och i engelsk-
lutherska kyrkan pastor Gunberg.
Konferensmotet gynnades at Diet
harligaste vader heia tiden, hvil-
ket rog sin man bidrog att CORA
delta mote, s&som Diet sades, till
EFT at de treiigaste sasom Diet ju,
genom de manga och betyGelse
fulla beslut som fattddes, ock
sakerligen var EFT af de vigtigare
/ konferensens historic.
G.. N. S.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

En- gammal iudisk shekel. hvars
egare sager att den var ell at de
80 silfverpenningar, som Judas
Iskariot fck for att forrada Jesus.
har tillsammans med andra sail.
synta mynt till EFT varde at 50,
900 dollars blifvit franstulen en-
Mr.. Fisher i New York. En- qvin
ia vid MANN KataIina Bollner,
hvilken varit i Fishers t%jenst, men
blifvit afskedad, har blifvit miss.
tankt for stolden och arresterats.
Fisher u~pptackte shekeln vid en-
auktion, imam man kande dess
varde, och har afslagit EFT anbud
pa $4,000 dollars for densamma
af en- medlem af Rotschilds IA
mill,
Allie Hart, den vackra 10 ar
gamla dottern till DR. Hart, re-
servationslakare pa Winnebaeo-
indianernas reservation Nebra.
ska. rymde den 20 februari med
en- fullblodsindian och blef Stamina
dag gift med honom af en- freds-
domare i Dakota county. Saken
upphielptes ej derigenom att
indianen redan forut har en- squaw
med hvilken han ingatt akten-
skap pa indianskt Wis, och hvilken
skankt honom en- pappoose sedan
han rymde med miss Hart. Ocksa
;afAman Ell fortanka papa Hart
att han rakade i fullstandigt ra-
seri, da han erior hvad som in
traffat.
Men miss Hart, numera fru
Svarta Hoken, ar till myndig al.
der kommen och far self svara
tor tollderna at sin obetanksam-
het. bet unga paret har lemnat
reservationen Kansas, och
och ANNA tillbringa smekmanaden
/ Resarve. Hon ar intagen e;
sin man, fast han ar EFT rodskinn.
Hon ar icXe allenast mvcket inta-
gande utan har afven fatt en- ut
markt uPPfosttan och eyer en-
bildad qvinnas alskvarda satt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
Stricken i RyS|and.
Myndigheterna hafva nu fatt ogo-
e oppna for att den ar af
en- politisk karaktar.
Sprider sig utofver nastan
hela Diet ryska riket och
blir allmera hotande.

Fran St. Petersburg meddelas
den "a februari att oroligheterna
i Kaukasus ofvergatt till en- verk-
Zig revolution i staderna Batoum,
Patti och Kutais vid ostra andan
at Svarta hafvet. Ledarne arc
armenier, hvilka infort en- provi-
sorisk regering. Inga telegrafska
underrattelser kunna erhallas
deritran, och Diet ar om6iligt att
bekrafta ryktena. Men enligt
skriftliga underrattelser lyckades
armenierna taga nastan ALA en-
betsmannen till fanga ech instan-
ga trupperna i nagra af baracker-
ma, hvarpa de togo makten i egna
handler. Angbatsforbindelse mel
Ian Batoum och Odessa ar afven
afOruten, och till dess telegrafsk
forbindelse blir atarstslld, kunna
underrattelser derifran endast err
hallas Oliver Konstantinopel. l
Baku hafva afvenledes oroligheter
utbrutit. och derifran telegraferas
den % februari att de militara
myndigheterna vidtagit energiska
atgarder att stafja dem. Delta
lyckades Ell utan blodsutgjutelse.
ALA ofhciella embetslokaler och
privata kontor voro stangda, och
doda kroppar lago har och der pa
gatorna. Den "a telegraferades
Diet ytterligare fran Bsku att vid
raknandet at liken at dem, som
blifvit skjutna under oroligheter-
ma, befanns deras antal uppga till
300, de fiesta armenier. ALA
armeniska butiker hafva blifvit
stangda, men bankerna CORA fort
farande affarer under militarbe-
vakning. Manga torskrackliga
mord hafva atvenledes blifvlt be-
gangna derstades.
IPolen ar Diet mycket oroligt,
och missnoiet griper omkring sig
met och mer. | Warschau har
jernvagstrafken alldeles afstan-
nat pa grund at jernvagstjenste-
mannens strejk. Revolutioni-
sterna hatva sina utskickade pa
landsbygden for att uppegga
landtbefolkningen och hafva deri
lyckats alldeles f~ortraftligt. Bon
derna. al hvilka 7Sproc- Ell kunna
lasa, klaga NEST Oliver att de
nodgas emottaga ot6ciella prok-
lamationer pa ryska spriket, som
de 81 forsta.
En- komisk sida af saken fore.
tedde polismannens strejk WAR
schau. Den 20 februari medde-
las derifran, att hvarje poIiskon-
staptl atf0ljdes af en- soldat, som
erhalllt order att patrullera i
konstapelns stale, derest denne
skulle strejka. Myndigheterna
befarade nemligen en- strejk bland
peliskonstaplarne, och den II
februari br0t ocks& en- sadan
verklig n ut i tolf af Warschaus
distrikter. Konstaplarne arc
ytterst uselt ah0nade och erhalla
en- asst 8 dolIaI S i manaden jemte
uniformen. De forbade ANNA
betalning som St. Petersburgs
konstaplar, eller $I2. SO i mana
den. Loneforhojningen Devil
iades, hvarpa de strejkande a.
tertogo Sin befattningar.
En- eye domlig r0relse har Dor
jat bland landtbefolkningen i
nagra at Rysslands sydliga pro-
vi ser, der revolutionisternas
utskic ade uts ridt ryktet att
czaren den 4 dennes skulle ut
farda EFT manifest om en- allman
forde ing at landet, Ed nv
uppdel ing at lind har varit
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
Det stora kyrk om6tet

ar Slut. PreSter och lehman hs
rest hem, hvar och en- till slit,
och, for So vidt Diet ar oss bekant,
ha de efterlemnat idel augen1ma
minnen. bet ar att hoppas, att
de ocksa, hvar och en- pa sit
hall, ha fort dylika med sig fran
vistelsen har i stadcp. AT konfe-
rensens As prester voro endas,
tire franvarande: Holmes, Kali
strom och Linden. Men al
utom denna konferens staende
Augustanaprester hade iva intun-
nit sig fran Illinois: C.. ]. Beng.
ston och Alfred Nelson, en- fran
South Dakota: A. NJ. Breleen
och tire fran Nebraska: ]. E. Err
lander. c. G.. Olson och N. P.
Tuleen. Sd manga svensk-lu-
therska prester prester ha saker-
ligen aldrig forr varit samlade
harstades. Till Diet inre i ALA
vigtigare fragor EFT hjerta och en-
sjal, hade de dock Ell alltid sa latt
komma sans, da Diet gallde satt
och plan for verksamheten a olika
omrSden; och vid VISA mera in
vecklade fragors l0sning drabba-
de andarne samman valdeliga.
Till "den yttre menniskan' 9
voro de en- brokig skara: gamla,
unga, langa, korta, magra och
valfodda, morklagda och ljps-
lagda, med glasogon och utan,
en- del med helskagg andra med
blot mustaschsr och annu an
dra skaggl0sa som Karl XII,
somliga med stort yfvigt har a la
Absaloml, andra med kala, skinan.
de hjessor. Den aldste at kon.
f%erensens Lprester. Kallstrom. al
todd 1896 - han val dock iran.
varanae %. den yngste till aren
ON Ell till tjenstear, Hanson,
Red Oak, ar Todd 1877. Der
gamle patriarken farbror San
dea ar .synbarligen lika rak
rask och spanstig som for tjugu
ar sedan, och han talar och ge,
stikulerar lika lifigt och effekt.
fullt som fordom,
Konferensens, atminstone til
kroppen, stdrste och vigtigaste
rrest ar sekreteraren B. Modin.
och dess, enligt Stamina matt.
stock, minste och lattaste. ar vice
ordf0randen, ]. A.. Anderson.
Men ar han liten och latt til.
kroppen. So vaga dock ofta hans
ord tungt, han d~eltager gerna och
med intresse i pagaende diskus.
sion och oct handler Ell ofta at,
nagot undgar hans uppmarksam,
het. Sekreteraren deremot al
tyst af sig l d. v. S. pa motena,
ty annars ar han rigtigt frispr&-
kig och kan beratta historier
langa banor han blot lyssnal
och skrifver och tager sig emel-
lanai en- liten Promenad, da Diet
blir for trist att LANCE sitta och
lyssna till de manga och langa
talen.
Och Diet kan beh0fvas. Da
Diet ar EFT mole att lyssna till
dem. SOM tanka iorst och tsla
sen. blir Diet en- verklig playa
att sitta och bora pa pratsJuka
personer, som immerfort upp-
rabbla synbarligen inlarda lexor,
hvilka r6ra sig smart sagdt ON
ALT mellan hinmel och jord,
utom Diet som for tillfallet ar
under discussion Att de anse
Diet tor sin pligt att tala och syn.
barligen tro sig CORA Gudi en-
tienst dermed, forbattrar Ell sa
ken. Ordf0randen tycktes lugnt
och godmodigt lyssna till ALA,
men att afven hans talamod
stundom sattes pa hardt prof,
kunde man dock marka.
l ansecnde till iodelseorten arc
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
diana och Kansas) Q arc fodda

hvardera il alsland och Skane, 3
hvarderai Vermland och Oster-
gotland. 2 hvardera i Upland och
Halland, och en- hvardera Ne
rike, Angermanland, Jamtland,
Sodermanland och Blekinge.
Sedan DIR Holmes afflyttade
fran ko~nferensen, saknar densam-
ma FRESHMAN med hogre lardoms.
grad an A. M. och b. d. Men har
har konferensen inga teologie ell
Ter 6losofe d%oktorer, So har den
Hook 1era innehafvare al de andra
'graderna graderna - sjelfforvarf.
wade och iorienta - och saknar
saledes 81 = doktorsamnen.
Urkonferensens forhandlingar
under de senaste dagarne anteck-
ma vi foljande: Till medlem at
synodalradet valdes @. Ossian
fran Stanton; till verkstallande
kommittee atervaldes de fora
med undantag af F. O. Blom-
gren fran Fort Dodge, i hvars
stale Carl E. Anderson fran Al,
bert City lnvaldes. Till medlem-
mar at styrelsen for barnhemmet
/ Stanton atervaldes for 3 ar
pastor Randolph. invaldes for 3
ar i stallet tor Chas Weak, IA. A.
Anderson fran Bethesda och for
I ar i stallet for pastor Rydback ,
som resignerat, invaldes pa.
stor Lindahl. Till styrelse for
Diet ombeslutade alderdomshem-
met invaldes pastorerna Christen-
son. Borg och Theo Seashore och
herrar V. A. Swan, P. G.. Lindell
och C. G. Holmquist. Styrelsen
valde derpa som som embets-
man for forsta aret: Ordf. pastor
Christensen, Sekreterare pastor
Theo Seashore. Skattmastare hr
V. A. Swan.
Denna styfelse ar bemyndigad
att mottaga och forvalta tesla
mentafiska och andra gafvor sam
att uppratta EFT alderdomshem
men far icke skuldsatta konferen
sen och maste radgora med kon'
ferensens verkstallande kommitte
imam plats for hemmet bestam'
mes och hus dera upptores.
Pa forslag nominationskommit
teen valdes till delegater till ma
sta synodalmo;e foljande:
Burlington distriktet.
Pastor J. p. Borg, Pastor J. M.
Persenius, Hr J. Burgeson, Hi
Alex. Munson.
Stanton distriktet.
Pastor Theo. Seashore, Pastor
C. A. Lindahl, Hr John Floren.
Des Moines distriktet.
Pastor J. A. Christensen. HI
Gust Peterson, Hr Olof Nolin.
Sioux City distriktet.
y Pastor c. F. Granere, Hr P. G
Lundell.
Algona distriktet.
Pastor c. L. Backstrom, Hr A.
P. Nordvall.
bet beslots att anstalla stads
missionarer ! DeS Moines ocf
Sioux City, och utom forut MANN
da anslag till mindre forsamlingaI
gjordes foljande anslag:t till Coun
Gil Bluffs $3.50, Cedar Rapids Oct
Delaware $3.50, Cherokee $I2:
och Shenandoah $500.
Nasta arsm0te skall hallas
Boone i februari 1906. och mast
kommande oktober skall pastoral,
konferens nallas j Albert City.
oktober kommer ocksa EFT Store
ungdomskonvent eller Luther
League att hallas Gowrie, och
ega ALA forsamlingars ungdoms-
toreninear att sa, da delegater till
delta mote. Till programkom
mit.ee for konventet utSagos pa
storerna Landell, Hemborg och
Renius, till konstitctonsEommit-
tee pastorerna Sandell och An
derson SAINT advokaten Ceder'
quist, till committee att uppg0r;
laskurser tor de olika f~oreningarne
pastorerna Theo. Seashore, Mo
din och Gunberg.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, bradhandlaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

Forts. a temte sidan.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

such an extent that they longer depend
upon the home market for the consumption or
tflelr entire product; and .
Where's. The export trade has become vital
support 10 many of our industries; and
w hefeas, The present commercial attitude or tle
United States, largely owing TO our failure 70
carry into effect tho reciprocal provisions OF
egn nations whose good will desire and on
whom we have hitherto depended purchasers OF
our surplus products; therefore,
RESOLVED. F1rst-That this convention. rec0gilAz
ing the principle of protection as the established
policy of country advocates immediate reel
proclty concessions, by means of a dual or max,
mum and minimum tariff, as the only pracCcal
method of relieving this time the strained stu-
alton with which confronted.
Second-That the question of the schedules ana
items to be considered in such reciprocal conces.
sions preferably be suggested b. permanent tarnr
commission, be created by Congress and ap.
pointed by the President, which shall consist OF
economic, industrial and commercial experts.
Thrd-That il is the sense OF this convention
that our present tariff affords aoundaamI ant oppGp R or
tunity for such concessions without injury 10 IN
oustry trade or the wages of labor
FOurth-That urge action upon congress at
the earliest time possible.
Edward Rosewater. Editor of The Omaha Bee.
was introduced. He said he was secretary of the
committee resolutions of the Republican Ma
tiona Convention of 1890 and wished 10 contradict
the statement made in the reciprocity convention
that the Republican party in its platform OF lSU"
and in 1904 had pledged itself TO q revision or the
tariff and that it had violated its pledge. lhe Re-
publican paTty's greatest pledge, ne said, was a
Continuance of prosperity and we have got 1t
The formation of permanent orgdilEauoh was
finally taken up and agreed on, and a commit
of fifteen appointed by the chair 10 nave IuIl
work for which the convention assembled. Then
the conference adjourned sine die
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
NAY ESCAPE GALLONS.
Coz. Stokes ReprieUes TapeIey and
italian Murderer.

The execution of the negro Edward Tapeley, who
County jail, in Jersey City Heights, has been
STAYED by a reprieve granted by Governor Stokes.
unit! September Is. The hanging of Nicoo Muir
dico. which to have been week from to-day,
also will be deferred. and if the Rev Emil A.
Meury. of Jersey City is successful in his efforts
TO cause the aboltshment of capital punishment the
two may escape the gallows and be sent 10
jail instead for a long term for life. The Gov
Influenced late yesterday afternoon to
grant reprieve after the interested lawyers had
jumped from place place in quest of Chancellor
Magic.
Governor Stokes. in granting the reprieve yester-
day in Tapeleys case. announced that he would
pursue the same course in the Murdico case If the
counsel unable to file their writ OF
That Tapeley would have been executed to-day
but for the intervention of Evert Jansen Wendell,
of New-Hork, is denied by Mr. Wendell. Tapeey
IS the son OF a clergyman, who accepted religion
for a time and labOred in the mission field
Tapeley sentenced for shooting and killing
Minnie May Jennings. the with whom he
DYed in Jersey City. in a fit of Jealousy
lie told his lawyer. Charles Kelly. after he had
been sentenced that he had only friend in the
world, referring TO Mr.. Wendell He then wrote
10 Mr.. Wendell. who turned the letter 10 his
lawyers. Chanled * Livingston. Cambridge Liy-
lneston. according to Mr. Wendell. interested him
self in the~case and procured the reprieVe-
an E1lse, the hangman Sorely grieVed
the interference and particularly aggrieyed
AGAINST Mr.. Peshall. and to Sheriff Zellcr said
That PeshaH has caused me more annoyance than
any other lawyer in New-Jersey I'd hang him for
nothing.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
DOGS AND COWS POISONED.
Richmond Street Cleaners Spread
DeQdIu Disinfectdnt.

Eight valuable dogs and several cows have
been poisoned in Richmond Borough in the last
few weeks. and cattle generally made sick. by a
dlsinfectant acid now being used by the Street
Cleaning Department on Staten Island. Hereto
fore the white wings cleaned the streets of
Richmond especially, with a hoe-shaped scraper.
Now they have a watering pot containing
disinfectant acid of deadly poison. They
sprinkle the cutters with this acid and the
weeds that grow along it get their share.
The dirt is then swept into piles and carted
off, but the weeds are left there on the presump-
ton that being dead they can do no harm. The
acid dries UP the weeds but the poison sticks
to them and also to the cutters. Dogs. in search
of stray bone, have been killed by the poison
There have been some ours killed whose loss
was not mOurned, hut valuable dogs have a
nosing- about tendency. too. and so have found
their way to the poisoned weeds. Eight of these
valuable dogs one pretty shepherd belonging to
Mrs. George William Curtis, have been poisoned
St. Vincent's Hospital found two of it's most
valuable house dogs dead in the streets a few
days ago, and the authorities attribute their
death to the poison stained streets Sailors
Snug Harbor reports that at least five costly
dogs, one a huge ST. Bernard that captured a
prize at the last bench show in Madison Square
Garden have been killed by eating something off
the streets
The loss by poison not confined TO dogs
only. Mrs. A F. Braun, of Henderson-ave.
Richmond Borough lost two COWS i'm one day.
The cows on the way to pasture stopped to
pick up some fresh greens dropped from gro
GERS wagon and were poisoned. The green's had
lain in the street long enough to become covered
with the disinfeCtant. A COW from Mrs Cur
ts's stable is also reported TO have been poisoned
in this manner Residents of the borough told
a Tribune reporter that what they most fear
is that children may be tempted to pick up
apples from the street. Farmers pass through
the borough every night on their way home,
and invariably throw apple or pear 10 the
children playing about the streets.
These apples" said Dr. James A. Martineau
an old resident of the borough ARE certain to
become tainted with this disinfectant, and the
child that eats it will have a struggle for life
The children. Of course. have already been
warned but can't expect children to exercise
the same judgment as older people"
DIR. Martineau says, in his opinion. the dis
infeCtant is not needed in the middle OF the
streets nor on weeds. He says every gutter
should be disinfected at places where it forms
q pool
But there is no need to sprinkle poison on
the weeds. That seems 10 me
TO be unnecessary. II is certainly a danger
Gus business that should be stopped at once"
borough said they didn't know what the in
gradients of the disnfectant We're
"All know is that have to use it,
that's all. ] amt heard anybody bein' killed
except couple of ours that's better out of
the way" one foreman remarked.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
CARLTON AGAIN ARRAIGNED.
Magistrate Tighe AdjOurns Larceny Cas-
I'LL Eext Thursday

Frederick Z. Carlton. who is IN the Raymond
ST. Jail. Brooklyn. pending the result OF an analy-
SIS of the body OF his second wife. whom he is
suspected OF having killed by the injection Of
tetanus germs was arraigned yesterday in the
Adams-st police court charged with the theft
Of 500 from an acquaintance named Schaue.
Carlton Looked much improved in health. and
declared that he felt "hne." He said that be
was not worried.
John s. Bennett. counsel for Carlton. asked
for the dismissal OF the larceny charge. but as
the District Attorneys once was not represented
IN court. Magistrate Tighe adjourned the hear
ing until next Thursday
Or OiC'Onnor the chemist who is making the
ANALYSIS for the Health Board. the result of
-Eich viii either clear Carlton OF the suspicion
of murder or convict him, was present in the
Adams-st court witness IN some milk cases
when Carlton was arraignsd
Or O'Connor said he expected to mako hio
report on the analysis In about week.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
HEART RIGHT
When He Quit Coffee.

-He Insurance Companies VIII not insure q
Is obvious
..hs is serious matter 20 the husband or
Te-ef VINO is solicitous for the future OF his
- oi3es. Often fhe heart trouble is caused
- ~H unexpected thing and can be corrected IL
Sasn [ten N 'lrne and properly treated man in
De.orsdo writes. "
Vas q great coffee drinker for MANY wears.
- vas 1901 aware Of the injurious effects Of
80, l-ai5it ~ tlii became practical invalid slIf-
.s - llls 4toth heSrt trouble, INDIGESTION and ner-
' .OusHess 20 an extent that made me Wretchedlv
$3.50 80 Ihyseit and nuisance TO those who
witnessed my sufferings ' "'''
:. continued 10 drink coffee howevar M. s,,s
FeciiAE that II was the cause of nv iJIbesItb
uli. applying for life insurance 7 was rataa,aS
Of account of the trouble with nv hear. srte.
became alarmed I found thar Iss,,i,a- ~
oofee helped me quickly so I quit il al,nge,he-
sad having been attracted BY The s6rs-.i
Nents of Postum Food Coffee / began a. -
The change in my condition was renns-,--tio
and II was not long till was cornnieteIS- l,s
Al my ailments vanished. NJ digestior 80
completely restored, ny nervousness Stsano
peaFed and. most important Of all. nv bssrr,
ssaded down and became normal and IN a
second examination ] was accepted bv the r tfa
insurance Co. Quitting coffee and using Postnr,
notked The cure" Name given by Postum %
ssslrle Creek Mich.
There's reason, and fl is explained I'm the
Mile book. The Road TO Wellville," in each pkg
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
PEANUT MAN STOPS BIG BUILDING.
Has Lease on Four Inches of Uri:ed States
Title Guarantee and Indemnity Structure

S Cantoni, banana and peanut vender. holds a
six year ease of building. and q branch o5 the
United States Title Guarantee and Indemnity
Company 10 Jamaica has been compelled conse-
o,1er,tlv TO halt in It's building operations The
company started 10 erect modern office building
in Fulton-st next Westinghouse. Then it was
learned that its property eXtende1 four inches into
the party wall of the peanut building.
The United States Title Guarantee and Indern-
pitv omDany purchased part of the old Harri-
man estate in Fulton-st. Next door 20 the east
the Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY is build
ing a large modern structure. The rival COM
pa nv determined to have its building completed As
soon rs that of the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company If possible
John n. Sutph-n former County Clerk. and po-
lltlcal boss of Queens County and now vice-pi esi
Indemnity Company, asked S Cantoni TO tear down
his wall He said ne would sell his lease Tor
$4,000. or would permit the wall 10 De knocked
out for 81 0O0. Yesterday building inspector mac
a thorough inspection of the party wall, and said
it was unsafe and would have 10 be taken down.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
MAY HOLD TWO OFFICES.
Exception to Presidents Rule Made in Case
of Wilmington Collector.

washington Aug lie. NJ Leitch, United
States stamp deputy collector of internal reve-
nue. at Wilmington, Del, who some months
ago was elected member and later was chosen
president of the City Council, will be permitted
=" ret.jr hoth oftices This decision has been
reached bv President Roosevelt, and although
il is admittedly a'departure from the President 5
r,aT I,nousn no,icy the circumstances connected
- -. casa are regarded exceptional
Sbonld Leitch be required TO resign his place in
the Citv Council that action would leave tnst
- - ,,,I,, divided politically. with six Repub-
,I Uos 80 s{x democrats Under the terms or
the city charter general election for council
man can a. elections by the council itself TO
s, 1 ,acences That body being evenly divided
- is regarded as highly probable that no cholce
II ~ - n1ade with the result that the council
couiu c1a he i'm a deadlock this and otner I'M
oortsnt questions for two years For THESE THESE
reasons the President has decided 70 p.ati pernliI
ISasotis t,eb to continue to serve the council
aad sla a. The same time to perform his dunes as
stamp deputy.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
SLABS HIMSELF FIVE TIMES.
asv-oTleans Drug Clerk. Out of Work, At
tempts Suicide in Park.

5oseph Uhalt. Of New-Orleans thirty years old
vel dressed and apparently Of more than ordi-
nary intelligence. is in the Presbyterian Hospital
dying from wounds inflicted on himself in Central
Park Yesterday afternoon.
PstrOlnan Armstrong. OF the park squad found
Ihsh wing on the ground the bridge on the
bride path. with his clothing drenched with blood
Ehch sun gushing from flve knife wounds in
rs breast and abdomen. At his feet lay hunt
ing knife. brand new and evidently purchased for
the purpose.
What's the natter Who did it," demanded tho
policeman IS he lifted Uhalt's head up.
ca II, repLsd the man, and one else.
have done bad job, 1 guess. but / hope I will
Cie f0 "i14
Al ambulance was summoned and the man ken
70 the Presbyterian Hospital. on the wav he gave
us name and said he had wife living al No / mS
L-biu-st.. New-C)Tieaus. -
i am . drug clerk ne added. and came TO
S@N-hork TO get employment J unable TO
hno Q situation and now my money is all zone
and ] have nothing 10 live for"