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m.” Or‘flte recruiters or
m commerce commission an
M act pleased with the dedaion
MWWWQ. Gresham rendered
“enhancement the United Statue at
m'umitutlonal that
' anaemic law which provider
3 witnesses to answer ques
““Mfiammm in its invee
‘ The eonrta have moderator
‘ m in the law.aud thecommiaaiouerr
" ‘dadthewsslvesecntronted with many out
locum-rota in he proper enforcement.
”Melange detrimental toear
.. ”heat it! provialont, therefore. maker
'1 'therswsetueiu-dmi-mmiontnm
Meta-intone serious inroads
mutt-thorny.
A m ” to tho M
‘Wflorrisoufihepruideutol
the We. in speaking or Judgt
“Q's decides. said, ”it knocks-tn
“mire-under na." .
It. m admitted that thedeeialota
wmaewiau blow to the set. Commie
”Veal! thiaksthere are other moth
edslsftloretvnpeliingthe witneaueatoan
awwtleaueafiooaol themmission.and
“Moo-grease” to amendthe law
Clout” the constitutional dilliculty
”Id outbydudipe Gresham. Herald
awe?
l 9M 800 Then). . ’
mount {ll true I ”utter. .
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neat. ” Nea‘mééa’
Mann” and
\ Low P1599"
anus-l
‘ lawman.
. 1m.nee.9.-Applt:sttleawss rustle
ItothepovernorotWokiug tokuow
it it were true that Ira. -
briek,who is‘emdaed there. was dying.
Au answarwaa received thatnoiutntma-
tionoouldbcaivsu
without
an
thatthegoveruor
oftheprisoutele-
gaphed to the
aroness ds
Boguqllrnlifay-
hriek’smother.“
:3
”d W at tilts. ttartnucu.
once to the prison. It was thoughtthat
In. Maybrick was dying and the tsetse
ment was administered to her. She made
thalastconfosaiouof adying-prieona',
whieb,incaseof death,ia legallyatteated
and given the prisoner’s next 0‘ kin. Mrs.
laybriekpweurs that she was innocent of
moralintentiudeedoraetagainet thelife
at James laybrick.
The Baronasade Rogue was
Daaehsrdsughter lora short time. In.
henwhhh left heraoweakthatilthay
occur again abswill snrelydis. She has
been summing from these hemorrhages for
six weeks. She has petitioned Mr. Ben-
hut Asquith, the home secretary,to re-
lease her baton-a bsrdiseass beetnnea incur-
able.
Home Secretary Asquith atated that the
condition of Mrs. Naybrick is receiving
aarious consideration.
'rae Sanford Divorce s-Ir.
POUGIIKBEI’SII. N. 1. Dec. 9,—llra.
"”0 mt: provided that inmnkingin
Wwemay resort to circuit count
to witnesses to answer our ques
Waswoold not term to incrimi
sate Mod to M1981 arrierxtopro
hathdrhuokaetc. The court baa belt:
I“ that was an unconntitutional provi
”other means at getting at lactr
open labelore. In moist oiourin
other Deana have been fouuo
remedy that congress has prov-idea
llthreaseofotherdepartmentsoi thegor-
m to «impel witnesses to answer
and to produce records has usual
£5”.th it a penal ollenae to re
Judge Graham intimates that the
“yhthilmtaucrabould be in that
“lasted ot the method preaeribedby
m in the iaterotate commerce act."
m (filler-5 Views.
hater (lullout, chairman of the com
“a on interstate commerce. and win
“with Mr. Reagan the authorship oi
“kw under which the mutmisn'iom ieztct
leg. was [plainly disturbed by the news '01
thadaeisioa.
“‘l'ha deeiaton leaves intact a consider
able part of the low that is eilective—tht
law; and short haul clauses and the anti
pooling seethma." he bald. ”The railroads
are now trying to how the antipooling sec
line i don't know but that then
would hes which oi the law permitting
Mysadnreguiathms. hutlam not in
alraraaofmiadnow to hurry the passage
. It seems difficult
d individuals and time. But
thing the railroad» know. unlese
isarcttrsint put upon their spirit at
We law will be painted pro
will... with a particularity which the
muted” requeetJor the prosecutionoi
. with the payment oi all costs
they are convicted.
”let I have come to the conclusion,”
”tithe-unto! in conclusion. “that the
last-rho aadertshesto regulate the cor-
mfld thiamtrybaagptalifejoh
“a."
la the Senate.
7am. Dee. 1—11» senate went
“mm on the Chilton treaty
appointments justasroon
routine m was disposed of.
only ”stare was a hillau»
“amino ot a three span
tyivs feet high and lMieet
m the Iliaaisaippi river above
Otis-Ila
‘lheteaay with Chili. which the senate
wasthsoashrought totlte United
hates byllaiusr Egan recently. Minis
ii
as
‘lha
M‘mmhaeasatlstaetorlly settled
”Whythemvemmem
a asultahls indemnity m be an.
Helen llooker Stuyveuut Sanford, the
wile of Robert Sanlord.ol this city,hae
lied for divorce on the charge 0! continual
abuse. Robert Saniord said too reporter:
”The prlna'pal trouble is all about money.
My wife's fortune is gone. She is the
daughter of the late Chancellor Stuyre»
slut, once United States senator from New
York. When i married her she had a
fortune. Now she is poor. They think I
bareagrest fortune. but 1 have nothing
of the sort."
Sculptor llwall Victorious.
Ilanutstwm. Dec. 1—ka E. Elwell,
the New York sculptor. was awarded the
oral Hancock to beercctodoutlte battle-
daldolGettyaburg. Hewillgetmm
for thowork. The etateeommissiou will
alaoaward contracts for similar statussof
Reynolds and Meade. Bush Brown, of
for the same figure.
last “.000 to “no Card lento Isa.
Cnsuacaseuuo. Pa. Der. 9.——.lacob B.
Crowell,an aged and wealthy citizen of
Greencast‘la, Pa. loot $.11!) by the three
card monte game. lle hunted tollagerar
town and oderedareward of at!) for the
capture oi the awindlera. but they had
madeuood their escape. The victim isal-
most crazed by his loss.
It. Etta lawle- Case.
Drewa isweaving a chain of circumstantial
evidence about Jamal Meyers and the two
negroes who were arrested for the murder
at Ellen Newtoutltat mayend inthelreon
victim. lieisconvineed that thcgirl did
not commit suicide, but loot her lilo while
deiending her honor.
‘le 0’.- the flaw lailruad.
storm“, Dec. 9,-Dr. Wehbmd other
United Ststes railroad men are have at»
ranging for the opening of the Adirondack
audSt. lawrence railroad,tbe newdirect
route between Montreal and New York. A
aolidtrain will be run dallyout allott-
trealtoNewYork. and a dining carwill
be attached.
'I’a horn-la- (lawrgla Central.
le You.Dea.9.—-Aplan£orthereor-
ganizathinoftheGeorgiaCeutn-l railroad
has been lly agreed upon. it is
saldtbat the “MAIN“ the road'a om
mmkheldhytbelticbmoud'l‘ermiual
compauyisnottobedealtwithluauyway.
hmhertsaw fee lattlatow'a Place.
Wasntsurox, Dec. “’1'”. most prunh
ueut name More thspresideut tor appoint.
meet to the asaietaut WI) of the
treasury. mails vacant
qu.ll.Kettlatou.laMd (leuiolf.
bourbon-on. of Uncnln.
Prefer-u J. I. lawharry Dead.
flaw llavaa, Dec. 9.--Prufassor John
Strong Newberry. one at the anatomic-ct
Walnut-United Btataadiedat ht
rssttteoeein thiseityot hesrtlallnre. Pro
lessor Newbury waa horn in
Cumin”
mist-tau.
nmw'mfi'd'm Ill-s
e w
Youugoatheevsot their arranged mar»
”returned and took her totheho-a
ol llev. W. I. Scales. when they were
married.
,..,,., Mn“ "yucca-“r
one. to 3""7aaw r.
M
thirty-seven years old. of Roanoke, Va.
impeach the Btuoklyubridgeaboutw
4pm. llswss picked up unconscious by
the river police and taken to the Chambers
Streetlhoapluta: 1!de out getla |mark u
_ ‘1th petiousjuutp.‘ t
”Its the “IN"- A" ., It. Em blethat bewill recover, buthehsmg
tron: severe shock.
-‘llayllo Work of the Barrier-no Va” nemmww a. W“
riots-4b- lI'I-l- “II-ulna ’0 I!” «the bridgeshoutmoteetlrom the em-
sse the Place, Australian.
Aw has-a Wals- llapltaataa atom
lieu, of liters Indie.
The Battle Only Lasts About
. ‘ ‘ Ten Minutes.
»
m rum moans ABBJ’OUGHT.
, *; Air,
models Q ctr
.. iii-”E3 rmonoofiyw‘ilihodii”
Nrw Yon.Dec.D.—Daniellfolauahliu. /
contract for anequestrian statueol Gen- '
,Kew York, who made the Sherman statue ‘
autumn, od'ers to produce one of Meade '5
New Your, Dec. it-lt only took Joe ‘
Goddard. the Auatralian pugiliat. about
ten minutes to knock out Peter Maher. the
so called Irish champion. ut' the (lottery Ir
landAthletlc club. A still punch in the
third round ended Manor’s partiripatiou in
thacontest. There war very little betting. l
When Goddard appeared in the ring there
was little applause. but Masher received an
ovation Maher wore his usual green
trunks. The weights of tho men were
given out officially as’lfaher. 175; Goddard,
m. Haber won the tune {or choice of
glovca.and there was another twice that
showed what a favorite Mutter was with
the mass of spectators. Johnny Eckhartlt.
the regular oilicial, was the referaaud
l
ml, “,0,“ Bob Stall, N. r. a. 0.. mm the watch.
The Fight by Bounds.
Hermit-durum! mot-rhea- of “I- First Round—1t was lightning work
tom the very start. The men went at it
hammer and tongs. with Mutter a noienwd
man and Goddard only a bulldog. A iew
body blows were struck, the two or three
being given by Goddard. Maber went‘
down to his knees once, but got up again.
Goddard landed on him with hbt right and
t leit. missing many times, butgctting there
often enough. -
Second Round—blah” got in a couple of
hard ones on Gtulrlunl'n true, untrue-ring
the Australian each time. Gmldurtl linked
a bit groggy after a couple of right hand. .
us on the chunk, but he kept at work with
bulldog tenacity and atrm-k the Irishman
the ribs three times. Then Muller M]
to his knees again.
At this time the men who believed Mailer
was a "quitter" acid he would never get
up again. Peter remained down {or four
seconds. his head shaking like a lent. Then
he jumped up and struck at Goddard
,s-s
i
‘ur- '
JOE GODDARD.
again. He got in it hard blow on Goddard‘s
breaat. and Goddard lei! back to the mpea.
Haber ran alter him. but swung his right
wildly. Install of touching the Barrier
. champion on the law he went way beyond
Mom Vrnxor. N. Y., Doe. 1—wa 3:.
car.
Gaddatd. with the impetus the slack
ropes coming taut gave him, daebed at
labor and gave him a fierce blow on the
brmst. Matter fell back under its edect.
and the bell sounded belore Goddard could
land again.
it had bet'natrrrnendms Mind. Both
men had worked apparently for a knock-
out blow, Goddard in his uncouth. sarong
flyle, Haber in (0an that showed little of
the Me‘nlt'fill that he had dilplilyt'tl bu-
loreinb'cw ank tor weeks aim hll an
rival from lrelaud.
Chadd-rd (iota Angry.
Third “Mind—~01: (‘01!!an out from their
corners lor the third round Muller looked
tired, Goddard surly. ticshlard made a
lead for the breast and was neatly atoppcd.
Haber let go his right. but swung wide.
lobar tried the same thing again. and this
time caught (ioddartlon the cor. 'l‘liough
the blow waa not hard. (luhlnrd seemed
maddeued. lle debited at Matter and with
rightaud lelt cracked him hard mhoth
“not the head. Maher’s legs bepn to
wobble. and Goddard dealt him a still
punch on the neck, knocking him down
and out.
When Peter did get up he wasbolped
wertohlacorner by manybauda Malt"
did not seem to be much done up by the
experience he had gone through. our did he
appear to be especially pained mentally.
Goddard was well winded. The general
opinion among uporting men who saw (iod-
dard tor the drat time is that the one
tralian will never do to light Oovbettor
Jackson. With all hissttvogth and pluck.
they-antic liarrler Inauwotilduot lain
lt afloat shill and speed.
Goddard's reputation rested on hiasno-
es- ia dafeatlugadoaen local mu, in ne-
ma draw with Peter Jackmu in eight
and in whipping Joe Choyuaki
twicela tour rounds each time. Maher'u
staudiagwas made in stopping twopour
lghtera in one night at Mat-linen Square
urdm. lle alterward met bob l'itnsirn-
mousia llew Orleansaud waseasily lieatott.
m I’Ilps “outsell.
Baa mutton. Dee. 9.-0eorge Dawson,
of Australia. knocked out Doe O'Connell,
at Boston. in the twentieth mud. The
”tram of whiohwowenttothe
“alternates-attains“.
“Va-muddmihehmy.
; In and, and suddehly climbed down air-to
elamhercd
the carriageway. Theuhe ‘ spun
the railing and jumped larmrt into the air.
Policemen Teeny, llaly and Balsa, ot the
river patrol, were in a boat not ill) feet
from where McLaughlin struck thawater.
and probably saved his life by pickiughim
up so promptly.
lchaughliu said when he was asked
whyhe jumped from thebrldge: “They
weregoingtuhauglne. lsaw thescailold
they had built [or me on thebridge. I
don’t know what they wanted to lung me
(or. 1 have done nothing wrong." One of
the policemen salted him if he wanted to
outdo Brodie. “Ya," answered Mentalit-
lin. lie is probably insane. lt iastated
that it. was very fortunate for McLaughlin
that he turned so an to go into the water
head tint. ll be had struck the water ilat
he would probably have been instantly
killed. Seven men have before jumped
(mm the bridge. Odlam's jump waaa lav
m. An unknown German waa also
PARIS i8 TRANQUIL AGAIN.
Ibo aha-bar (liva- Premier Blbot a Vote
0! Cannes“
Palm, Dee. 9,-ln the statement which
If. Ribot read of the policy of the new
government he mid of the Panama canal
acandals that individual failings were acci-
dents in thecareer of every great nation;
that justice must be done. but at the same
time it was impoaeible' to suspend the work-
lng 0! public business to attend toohe mat
ter alone. The prunecutioua must take the
regular mum. to concluding be said.
“The gorernmeut will rely with confidence
on the assistance of the chamber 0! «topic
tleaaud or all good Republicans to over
come the present diilicultiea.”
The declaration was received with maul
leatations oi favor by the large majority,
and the chamber declared ctmtideuee in the
new government by a vote oi we to WI.
The Indlan Asylum SeawdaL'
Burrito. Doc. 9.-.!“ the Thomas ludiau
Orphan asylum investigation several true
tees testified that there were no abuses at
the institution. Further evidence showed
that the trustees had been guilty. savour
miaeiouer Craig eapre-aed it, ”of gross int
propriety in selling goals to the asylum at
a prolit while serving as trustees of the in
mitotion."
Vince. People Were Hurt.
Gnnrxvttm. N. J.. Dec. it—Filteen peo
ple were injured by h rear end collision at
Jersey Central express trains. Georg!
. Gibson. of Elizabeth, will probably die.
Miss Julia Gilroy. o! Elisabeth. was severe
ly shocked. John Feindell. ot Somerville,
received very eevere injuries, but may to-
cover.
Passed a Great Iceberg,
lbxnoh'. Dec. ll.———'l'ho British eteatnship
Galgate teporte in: in the south Atlantic.
On Sept. :3, in latitude to ,dega south.
longitude fldcga west. the Galgatepaased
an iceberg two miles long and mo feet
high. Hundreds of other iceberga were
alsoseeu.
Miter Dana for the Donate.
New You, Dec. 9.—'l'he Herald is again
booming filitor Charles A. Dana, at The
Sun, tor yuited Statee senator. The lien
ald says, ‘Tarnrnany and Hill. it they are
wine, will send Mr. Murphy to the rear and
bring the name at Charles A. Danatotbe
front."
the Inn-a. the other ltart.
Ramiro. Pa. Dee. lat—While Jacob
Stout anuJonsthau Roland, oi the Penn-
sylrania railroad wrecking crew, were
helpingtoerect a boiler at the Diamond
Steel works it (till. Stout was killed and
Roland was fatally injured.
“a Icha- the Silver Justice.
New You. Dee. 1-bit. Cora Tanner,
the actress, claims that the could have been
the model [or the silver statue of justice to
be placed over the Montana hulldirm at the
World’s lair if she would pay “04100. Miss
Ada llehan was chosen.
'l'ho Idle-I In“ Argued.
N" You, Dec. 9.——Arguruenta for an
injunction by the Fall-on Electric Ught
company against the sawyer-Haun lilactric
company to prevent the latter company
were hard here.
Imelda-t liasbary Dally llurt.
lioeroaihnec. Euthaideut c. angina.
Nu. 0‘ W. W I’M
treasurer ot the ‘ d Dotti-am, das
struck and knocked byaue rle
carinl’ostomceaquare audlainaerileal
condition. “W
Flower Will lat Attend.
Ana". Dec. 1m flower will
”lament. at thadhhsr to heglreu
Mom Glsvalaad by the Relorm
olubBaturday‘ lie—nitration
annual m oernpf’DUhlswhole
titan
newt-30mm
trout manufacturing incandescent lamps
‘7‘" ctusuzn STONE.
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before using.
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Makes an wary-day convenience of an
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The loading fish market of the
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There you can always find the
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lot of fish arrives every day.
PURE TUIlTfl Ull'SUP.
IIPUilTEU SlflUllES
(inc thousand lbs of Lobetere for
sale every Saturday.
mm». --——-
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oya»
tor and Vegetable Market,
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Dillon. 434i Slain Street,
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