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New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
SCHOOLGIRL ELOPES.
Canadian Bankers Daughter Is
canes from PriUate School Here.

Miss Florence FarweIl. the daughter of Ca
madam banker was married yesterday To Roy
Hosmcr McGtbbon. a medical student of Mont
real at the Marble Collegiate Church by the
Rev DR. D. J BurrelI She is now held AT her
boarding school near Fifth avenue. to which she
returned after her marriage Her grandparents.
in SherbroOl5e. Canada were informed iuTnedl-
ately by the head Of the school and are due in
the city. Mr. McGibbon went to the Hotel Man
haitian.
The bride is nineteen years old Her hus-
band has just attained his majority The court
ship was pursued in Montreal Atlantic City and
New York Six weeks ago Miss FarweIl re-
turned 10 Sherbrooke to visit her grandfather,
William FarweH Her parents Mr. and Mrs
Edward FarweH are now cruising on the Nile
The young girl was i'll when she visited in Sher-
brooke but she recovered sufficiently TO attend
dance in MontreaF There she met young
McGibbon and il was d case Of love at first
sight.
The marriage license was obtained yesterday
afternoon at the City Hail The girl obtained
PERMISSION to 20 shopping yesterday She and d
chaperoa left the school and went TO q shop
in Fifth avenue. near 34th street There she
eIuded the chaperon on prete1se of going to
another and dashed 10 the :}4th street entrance.
where McGibbon. accompanied by his brother
Philip. was waiting The trio hasteued 70 the
Little Church Around the Corner. in 29th street
Here the marriage license failed 10 help them.
and their request 10 te married as refused
Then they went to the Marble Coli agiate Church
and the boarding school girl and her suitor were
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
M1NCHESTER'S CONTEST
Bitter Struggle OUer the Candidacu
of Mr. Churchill.

Mahcnester. April 21-The furious election
nght which is being waged here has brought
1or'n Two weighty pledges from the Liberal min
iSters- The first Of these was Winston Spencer
Ihurchiiis S Home Rule pronouncement yesterday.
ana Tonight David Lloyd George offered to bet
ms opponents that the old age pension scheme
would be established within year When it
Is remembered that Mr.. Lloyd George. now
chancellor Of the Exchequer, is in the position
OF having TO find the money for the pensions
his prediction is Of the greatest Interest
With the approach Of polling day the struggle
Is growing ever keener. Mr. Balfour has writ
ten an unusually long letter in support of the
Cnionist candidate. Mr Lloyd-George to-day
entered the fray with great enthusiasm, making
TWO long speeches at big meeting.
Much heat and bitterness have been displayed
and Mr. Churchill has threa tened the leading
Manchester Unionist newspaper with an action
Tor libel for statement alleged 10 reflect his
honor He intends 10 bring one of the big Lon
don papers before the commission dealing with
corrupt practices al elections
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BRITON L4UDS L. S. NAVY
Sir II. II. U7hite Calls 1t Second
OuN to Great Br1tains.

Boston. April 21--In long interview published
here to-day Sir William Henry White who was
for nearly twenty years up to 1902, the respousi-
BE designer of all British Warships. comments on
recent criticisms OF the American navy After de-
clarfng tnat the criticisms unfounded on tact
and slppleu1enting this declaration by a long anG
techri al explanation, Sir William says
There Is one thing more that would Ike 10 say,
and 7 think II il vital ! have known tie 4hleIl-
can navy from the start Il Is not sereraIy h1o"a W.
that the modern American navy started Win me
plr-Chase of OF my designs from Jn- Ann
srrOngs That was 12SI- From those Cesl4IlS
tho charleston and the BaltiW0rs we're built
The first thing I want 70 say m this coHnecli1l
Is that Won have naval architects as capabe. a
anv in my Judgment. IN the world. 1ecauS- Jl-F
have been properly trained and besides, they are
picked men -. 49, - -t,=-
The second thiuc I want to say IS that your snip
building Yards quite equal To any We nave n
their equipment and management and All tatl-
They nave come later and they have the adN an
tace Of al the acCumulated experience We ls.r
had 10 20 upou And there is American ingenuity
at the bacE OF all that the IneChaJlioa SIDE
And result IS that In nv opinion Won AsiN
a Aee- that ship ship. comparing the ships de
signed Al q given date-dUd that - the 01lN rrlE
conlparisOr-is ad'IaI to anything the world con-
taius And next 10 rhe British navy. I think your
navy is the best in the world
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FIREMEN IN 4CCIDENIb.
Truck Burics i in Ne5c Rochelle
Strretcar H7recks Engine Here.

r,-ol,-o members of the Union Hose COMPANY
- ~. %au Rochelle Fire Department were
ahmed beneath their apparatus while on the
z,;.y 70 fire last night. and three ~ thehl were
- injured The truck was going at top
-.,.,d down Main street when it was overturned
= t-a,,l,1ir street bz the breaking of the tongue
,,-+7riar7 Kezser the driver. was bruised and in
t,,-.d internally. George Matern's arm vas
broken. and ne may lose one eye. Henry MaIch
s,,e4sra5 broken leg and internal injuries The
SIC which vas iu';he yards OF the New Rochelle
coal and Lumber Company, was put out WIN d
few. buckets OF wSter-
C:rand street car in this city was in collision
III, - FIRE engine at Grand and Jackson streets
,.., riop- The engine was wrecked and three
--sr,,er had narrow escapes from injuries The
engine vas lifted of the ground and hurled
,qainst an electric light pole
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
ENTIRE INNER ANATOMY DISPLACED
Autopsy on Body of St. Louis Judge Aston
ishes Johns Hopkins Surgeons.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

! BY Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Baltimore. April I.-With his internal organs
so mixed as TO astonish the experienced surgeons
al Johns Hopkins Hospital In whose care he hdJ
intrusted his-r remarkable anatomy, Judge John Z.
McKeighan OF St Louis succumbed to-day after
an attempted operation His family consented TO
an autopsy and then the surgeons made the dis
C0yery The heart turned TO the right instead
Of TO the left. The liver bottom side up with
the gall and the bladder the top and near the
heart. The kidneys connected with Hga-
nent oval in shape. The spleen also occupied an
abnormal position and was unusually large. Other
organs we're nassed and held together with cords
and fatty substances.
What puzzled the surgeons is how the judge man
aged 70 live be sixty-six years old He never
complained until two months before he died
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FOR REMOVAL OF CLINToN-s BODY
Ar1ual Supply Bill includes APPropHa-
descendants Give Permission

E--zs--- g g. April 1.-THE amendment ~ me
--z-zz---= ~ ---- annual supply bill - 70 IN
c.ues .- ..----~se+t-r ~ $50 for the removal of
-ae 7.sr .- Governor George Clinton Of New orA
tra,H .-z-=sz.--al Cemetery ~ Washington -
k1Ssa. IS r..@ cu.u1inatfon of efforts which nave
-@e- =al- +r- z-rer-l years 70 secure the return
81 te .ss ~ New Yorks first Governor 10 '"S
1,me ~.-1r- and ro the ci-s whore he rrsl as
s--=1 -Fa-
3are-.r- .-l.-ror-s 5e=e=ndants united IN giving
---r gem. .--.H for the relnoEzl Of lls body t"
seta-- afr. The monument erected by has ta'll--S
c-r l-z grave u Ccugressonal Cemetery
Il Is expected that the transfer Of the body from
Washington - Kingston UlI- 6e accomplished III
1e l.- Tire celebration of the t"o hundred aii1
1f-eta ann. .--sarz oF the. founding of Kingston.
o. Aag - arG 2 md June l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
LAST RIPPING" FOX DIES
Son of one Of Three Sisters Hh0
Started Belief IN SWiritualiSm-

- .-----I n Ferdinand Fox jenkins. ne son
r. Es-a Fox jenkins. one of the three FOX sisters
W. -------ea the belief il s7iritualism in this
~~----- through their mysterious rappings. vas
-es5 -gs- -e-zrz in The chapel T an undertaking
cr----- ~ Eighth avenue and isth street He
vss--r .-s- # the famous fansil. Fox. who was
en- his --.--r-=szh-h year died on Sunday after
norm - private institution ia This city from con
s--r--s-- lie had been an invalid al ms Hfe.
az lie expenses defrayel uy The FIRST SplT-
.t-z ts- ~-rsat- II NeV York
Mr. KATE FOX Jenkins and her two sisters Anna
-es- md 1rs--s-ar a~rouIshed i've country III
Ks -- --..r .rar7ir=s.- which were nrsr heard
-- --e-. -.=- said A. rla4r home in Rochester
~ Ws~-r q rf thar wear. Tho sisters traV-
eza .--- one place 70 another giving seances
zrz ~ earnings v.ere believed bs many - he
-EHs-s ---- --e -@ad
4 m funeral Nh. Rev. Dr- William Hale. -
E-z--. --.r.- NJ The Herald Of Truth d spT-
r1slz-- organ. delivered the grafton Mrs Helen
Temple Brigham and NI-S Mary = Newton presi-
6sz- ~ --e Hs-s- Srlr5a-rtsr Society Of New York
as -r-.z- Al ~-=-= said ~ he under the control
C. s---#-. -- --eaE,+~r There were about hf1y
s.l-r-z..s,5 a- The funeral
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FINDS $1,000 IN DOOR PANEL.
Daughter of Whitestone Man Tells Surro-
gate of Her Discovery After His Death

Mrs Ann Elizabeth Horton. OF WhItestone. Queens
Borough told Surrogate Noble yesterday how she
found y7.pn in secret slide In her fathers bed
room door
All the real estate left by William II. wilkins.
who died in WhIestone on January I, 1901. amount
ing to many thousands Of dollars in value has
been divided in friendly partition But Mrs Van
stcIsn and Mrs Kent. sisters OF Mrs. Horton. the
eldest daughter and executriN. engaged Chrystie &
rrigbtnaan who examined Mrs. Horton yesterday
,o ascertain if she had accounted for ali OF tb,
oersonal property They will determine later
whether TO contest the accounting
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
I4UN4kING IN H4ITI.
Thousands of Troops occupy Streets
When LEGISLATURE Opens.

Port-au- Prince. April 21--The Legislature vas
opened in the Senate Chamber here to-day IN
the presence OF the members of the diplomatic
corps. American and British naval officers and
a number Of officers Of the Haytian army and
navy. Thousands Of troops occupied the ada
cent streets
NJ MarceIin. the Minister Of Commerce and
Finance. read the message of President NoTd
Alexis. in which the President announced his de-
termination sternIy TO repress any symptoms or
insurrectfou. He invited the cooperation OF the
legislature in maintaining order in the Is-aha,
re-esta bIishing the prosperity Of the people ana
protecting equally the interests Of cltIzehs anu
foreigners.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
MAKING OKLAHOMA DRY"

Guthrie Okla, April I-St- Louis. Dallas Guth-
RE and Fort Worth newspapers. together with
numerous Chicago. Dallas and other wholesale
Iiouor houses brewing companies and dstillIus
companies and local news agents, are made de
sandanrs in a suit dIed here to-day in the District
Court by Attorney General West on behalf ~ the
s-,r and under the direction OF Governor Haskell
70 restrain the newspapers from publishing adver
riser,erts for the sale OF intoxicating liquors in
this state the liquor houses from soliciting busi-
ness IN the state and restraining the news dealers
from selling or placing OF newspapers or uaEa-
zrs containing these advertisements ia view OF tie
puhIiN
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
MR. BRYCES ESCAPE.
Wreck Of Train Bearing ambassador
NdITO1cly -4Certed.
r. TeIsr-a-h 70 TIE rrioune !

Chattanooga. Tenn April 21.-As the train
carving Ambassador Bryce neared Chattanooga
tonight II came within a few yards of crashing
into wrecked train Of the Queen & Crescent
route. The tracks OF the latter road cross those
o. the Southern few hundred yards east Of
the passenger station. and this crossing the
= & - train had left the tracks.
After the tracks were found to be effectuaily
blocked it was backed away half mile or
more. where the ambassador climbed an almost
perpendicular ernbankment and took an auto
mobile 10 the Auditorium. where he delivered
his address as though nothing had happened
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NEU STEINER DISABLED.
The Dcikc Rickmers Loses Three
Propeller Blades at Sea.

The Cunard liner Carmania. Captain Barr
from Liverpool and Queenstown for New York
when 695 miles east Of Sandy Hook Lightship
at = O'Clock yesterday afternoon, sent wireless
message 10 the companys agents here that she
had spoken the new German steamer Deike
Rickmers in a abled condition in latitude
4137. longitude 5s.}2. having lost three blades
of her p peller
The Deike Rickmers is on her maiden voyage
from Bremen and Swansea for Philadelphia
where she IS TO load for the Far East
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BIG CROP WILL SAVE, SAYS CLARK.
Former Montana Senator Refuses to Dis
cuss Gift TO that Baby. However.
nv Telegraph to The Tribune. :

Kansas CITY No. April @-EX-SenatoT William
\ Clark IF Montana. who is in TINS city, was
asked to-day for first hand information as TO
whether he did or did give thar baby SLoootso
The Senator drew himself no to his full five feet
eiv inches and stood on his constitutional rights.
II never discuss my family affairs matter
what any one says
lie mad this say about business:
III advised. radical policies hurtful legislation
aud unhealthy business conditions combined 10
l~-1c about the feeling unrest in financial cir
Giles and caused the stringency. Things have picked
nm little back East The West viii the
country with big crops hear everything out
rllis way is in fine shape for big crop
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BEARDLEss STATUE OF LINCOLN.
Its Erection Caused Controversy. IN Which
All Omaha Took Sides.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ,

omaha April 21.-The question as 70 WA7tner or
not Abraham Lincoln wore beard when he vas
first inaugIrated. which has been the cause OF a
hot controversy here. where statue Of Lincoln
has inst been unveiled. has been finally settled IN
favor Of the whiskers by letter sent here by the
custodian of the Lincoln home az Springfield IN
which Lincoln tells just before election that he had
never worn a beard. but had been advised 70 do
so. and second letter. in which h. says ne took
the advice and had grown beard
The baarlIess statue was bought by tie Omaha
-,1hIic school children and its erection caused =
ror+rnversv in which the whole city took sides
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BULLETS IN PENSACOLA SIR1hE.
Conductor Probably Fatally Wounded
Would-be Passenger Fired On.

Pensacola. Fla April 2l.-After a week Of quiet
with the state troops present TO preserve order
7,,,s,cr1a v-,s again thrown into turmoil this
e+a--,,r v-her 4 mob Of twenty-five men attacked
. er-e4rrar and probably fatally wounded the con
ductor . Hoffman
Following this attack W L Virtich, jr. stenog
rapher was hred as he was taking car 70
,5a - his home While the city is quiet tonight.
further iItbreaks are feared
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
SAWS GIRL MADE TRIP WITH FLEET.

vashfnEton April ei.-As rae result u a story
circulated i.l Firtsburs by Elmer F. Dey. Uho vas
q civilian passenger or the supply snip brutls AZ
r,,Haf 10 the Paciuc feet. that Slrl sJowasay
made th trtp through the strait % Magellan with
tb. feet Assistant Secretary %. the Navy New
berry has taken steps 20 ascertain n man named
r,-v was aboard the EruJus- According 70 peN >
sr.I-v which is dIscrcdlted here. the girl boarded
tb R~Uttl- az Trinidad and made the trip around
the point Of the southern continent AMI landed n
Peru
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
LAST BANKING BILL TO GOVERNOR.
TH, Telegraph % Tao tribune


.lbany- April g-By defeating motion OF Sen
ator Grady To reconsider the vote by which the
senate last week passed the banking bill, placing
sU,eeninE restrictions loans and business
methods OF banking corporations, the senate to-
,igbt sent the last OF the banking reform bills
,,,, r,..nded by Superintendent Clark Williams
OF The Banking Department to the Governor for
apprOvaI-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
INTER-MET. PAYS FRANCHISE TAX.

81 TeIesrapE 20 The Iribune-I
. Albany. April G.-The Interborough-M Metropolitan
Street Railway Company paid to-day into the State
Treasury Sl050o for franchise taxes It was as
ess.5 on s129 go GO and payment due Jauu-
AIRY u This is the time in several years thai
any NJ the New York Ci,v Railway companies has
paid IT'S FRANCHISE taxes promptly. and considerable
s,rr-is- was Created here by the announcement
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
IRISH AID FOR MR.. CHURCHILL.
John Redmond Announces Support Of
League in Contest at Manchester.

Dublin. April 1.-THE Nationalists satisfied
with the assurances given by Winston Spencer
Churchill al Manchester last night regarding -le
attitude Of the Liberal party. and John T. Red
mond announced at meeting Of the United Irish
League this afternoon that II had been decided
support Mr- Churchill, and that recommendations
this effect would be to the Irish voters at
Manchester
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
PLAN 100000 FOR N. Y P0sTOFF1CE
Rest Of S3,5O0.0OO Authorized VIII PrOba-
bly, Be Given Next Year.
Iron. The Tribune Bureau.

Washington April 2l-An appropriation Of 10000
for continuation OF the work on the New York
pnstof7ce will be included In the sundry civil ap-
rroprfation bill. soon to hs reported 10 the House
~rbis is the amount asked for by the New York
F2a,reseuratives and Is considered sufficient TO
49, on the work for the fiscal year The
Greater mart Of the S,5o0Oc0 authorized will proba-
blv be given next year
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
MERRY WIDOW" HAT SAVED HER

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
r1.,aIand April 21-Because her spreading
..D1a-rv widow baked her efforts 70 pull her
baad beneath the waters Of Wade Park Lake this
,ftarnoon Miss Selma Davis OF No. 229 Fruit ave
rra g recovering 81 Clair Hospital She tried
70 end her life but her hat prevented her until
rasc1lers arrived.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
COLD AND SNOW IN ITALY.

Rome April 2l-Intense cold prevails through
o,,t IraIv snow having fallen in towns where The
c1tr,ate usually is mild. such Milan and Perugta
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NOBLE FRENCHMAN IREITATED>
Prince Helie's Newspaper Friends Greet Him
Warmly on Trip TO Meet Nine Gould.

Genoa. April 21.-Prince Heie de saEan arrived
-. +t,ts e,.aning Several newspaper men tried to
s,,,,-,ach him while he vas AZ dinner hu' ne aI
l5 l,l t~~t-atad and exclaimed: Il never saw such
-. an, being hunted ike fox" Re-enter-
- +be car he ordered the conductor TO see that
-, - nor disturbed for reason
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
CHOLERA FEARED IN ST. PETERSBURG

. 81 Petersburg April 2L-The Prefect Of Police
has placarded the city with stringent regulations.
warning the residents OF an expected epidemic Of
cholera.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Pisa april e1-The train on ~hicn FTlnee LlF..e
--.Iii,s, 70 Naples passed here about midnight
The conductor took dispatch 10 a 'eleEFaI'l oi ~
me 80 =. .,,,,e.te Chaplin aboard the Friedrich
60 &c 10 he forwarded by wireless Nine
Arpa could is On board that steamer going TO
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
THE ATTEMPT TO KILL CABRERA.
stQdents Who Shot at President Captured
Martial Law IN City.

P-ate.1sla rifg. Aprl 1l--An attempt was made
ol Ice lie g- President Estrada cabrera III this
~. yest-r.ag H.lr was not successful Tie Pres
-celt Mas on .is way from his home 20 the Ma
--7al Fal4a- te give an audience 10 the recently
appointed American Minister william Heimke.
h-els Students r1ed him Tho students were In-
-.e1la-elg surrounded by troops and made prison
erE Tie sr-artar, "a present - .nder the control
q the troops
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

,,.z .nrfl q in pursuance of charges mace
- D. de rasteilaue for using forged docu-
a1ts IN a recent case, Prince Hele de Sasan h4d
rsceI[ed summons 10 attend tne raIHse . oL Jus
Ie1 a.. >, make deposttions before the eAeH4lh-
ice -. IL, whose court the case was to be
lHe ms 7be magistrate waited all day for
90 .-tnce 10 appear finally learning indireelly oa'
tsrtnce Hkie had departed Ias' e'eii''e 0
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

II yor wish stylish eyeglasses call Al Speneers'
nee new Bislght TorIC Pebbes Now 81 Maiden Lane
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

-1s dispatch confirms Jh- statement published
-a yesterdays Tribune mat a. attempt had been
heee 1o assassiazte President cabrera In the dis
Pa'lh received b. the Guaten8a.an Consul General
II Ae.s York Wa said that President -abreH4
-a1 --v-. wounded "a the hand
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

..,.ar April Zl.-The steamer FriedTlch der
tloIai'". here to-day from New York on
,'fosss s, 80 naples Among her passengers Is Nine
-" loud The steamer pFoDaDiE - |ln oe ,t- Pr'
I.r- i. getting into Naples arriving D'el' ''-
1ay-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

r. .-a ht-r- ps-1bli.ars 4za-w. aids Armstrong.
r,--~ tvsr.sr-r CASSIDY t0bu c0rles. Davis Dunn.
I--sr r5--S-r Gates H-acocS Hill. Hooker.
C-N-u Paz- Ratnes. smith IrtVis- Eu.tr-
vveupe White W'l.-oN. Democrats -ora-an FULLER
ar Tay'orht
lTyga cullen FraNlry- CRAZY. udsen1pz. AcCaA Nc
tarrsr MeMsrus Mlidney owens. kanlsDerZer SohnsF.
sullivan and r1ar-aS'n- %
ar1~-r ~ ns- Republicans Emerson t44-H-ls
s..f t-4rr4r. Democrats. NrSr1y1 an Harcs-5-
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COLLISION WITH AN ELEPHANT.

Elephants are one of the perils of
railroad life in Indo-China. The Bang
kok Times says that when the morning
train from Bangkok was near Ban
Klap an elephant walked out of the
Jungle on to the track. The engineer
sounded his whistle, but the elephant,
trumpeting loudly, lowered it's head
and charged the oncoming train. So
great was the impact that the elephant
was killed on the spot and the engine
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GOING THERE. ANYWAY.

James, It seems to me you are I'M
usually careless today with the carl"
said the lady to her chauffeur.
Yes, m" replied the man: your
husband told me you were going dow
Statesman.
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AS AMENDED.

Time-A year after they had faced
the parson together.
when we were first married you
said you thought heaven had sent you
to me- remarked his wife. do you
still think so?'
"Yes-as a punishment" answered the
brutal other half of the combine.-chi-
Icago News.
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WOMEN NOT IN IT.
i'Popl'

IUP'
Eyes, my SON"
What is a pantomime"
"A pantomime is a piece in which no
one speaks"
II shouldn't think a piece with no
women in it would be very interesting!
-Yonkers Statesman
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FOR SALE,

HAVE 5000 second mortgage on good paying
property; mortgage pays off 500 every SIX
ND nav expenses. Address GOOD, Box 81, Star
Office.
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LAR

He adored her, but his pride was
very great.
Elsie" he faltered, do you love
me-"
Above the boom of the sea her voice
sounded clear and cold.
NO" she said. mo, Mr., Manner
ing"
He laughed unpleasantly.
well" he said. II feared you did,
that was all, and l just wanted to
warn you that | am already engaged
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES; headquarters for
DR.. Reeves's Improved SPECIFICS; remedy for
every disease; try our pile ointment; fires
manual. 673 Broad st.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Gold belt buckle, near Clifton and
Bloomfield avs, on Thursday. about 8 o'clock.
Suitable reward II returned to $50 Mt. Pros
pect aV.
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FACTORIES FOL SALE OR TO RENT.

stoor, heat with or without power. HOP
PER BUILDING. Bank, Howard and Wiekllne
streets.