Tobacco
for quality or flavor.
cannot ht: hunter]
at home or {ilil'OElil
_ ORE
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“25“! o. es 0 time and Brain
under pmltive writtun guarantee, by author-
Igents only, to cure
coo Opium or Liquor
ebos; u for it.’
refund money.
‘ cure for Coughs
’Whooping Cough. tiara Thy-not. P‘mi»
elm dluiiimtlnned: old. N». am, n
1.110.110'500. OUAllANTEEh izuuuil only by
Film by George C. Stillson. So. Stillman
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BRIDG EPOBT.
”Wm.-- .
swig“
“the employment wnlch we furnish.
not be any from home orsr night. You can give
youwholetime to the worh,oronl y your rpm mo.
meats. As capital in not required you run no risk.
. We apply you who all that is needed. It will
. out you nothing to try the business. Any one
an do the work. Beginners make money horn
the start. Failurc is unknown with our workers.
livery hour you luhor you can cull y mat;- a dollar.
No one who le willnur to work falls to
money ewr; flit‘ than can be made in three days
atmyordumri- cmploymcni. Send for free book
“utilizing ihc iuilenr information.
H. 'HALLETT &
Box 880.
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a. re a
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wesre
value by
work. in ntyle. easy
million. We have them
It
other make.
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Uncommon persons imitate our ad. and
PiLLfi. therefore lulu
can y a gzt in. LATON'S. and new
it “if“! “torttmsdn.;?flemambw Mil
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nervousness; Lsxaitude; all Drums: [moor Power
‘ o! the Generatit‘o Orgnna in either flux, cousod by
Jmexertion; Youthful Errors, m- Enrol-sire line of
which mon icnd to
warni‘mwnypiion insanity and lit-mil. Bymull,
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M10 17
slot on ‘a Vote Today.
our AND DOLPK WEBB amorous.
they Blocked a Vote on the Free Wool
Aneudmapnlgglu and liarrii Oink
Lively Debate in the Bolts. over the la-
dlaa Appropriations. .
Wasumo'ron, June 15.~Agnin in the
Innate eight, hours were spent in general
debate upon the proposition to place raw
wool on the free list without reachinga
vote. Those who participamd were Messrs.
Lodge and Hour (Mast), Piatt (Conn. ),
Higgins (Dob). Chandler (N. H.) and
Dolph (On). There were no unusual in-
‘oidentu
uDurlng tho day Mr. Harris. the floor
manager of the tariff bill. reached an
agreement with Senator Aldrich, who is
managing the opposition for the Repub-
licans, to'tnkc a vote on the wool proposi-
tion before adjournment, but when 6
o’clock came Mr. Quay and Mr. Dolph ro-
fused to acquiesce in the agreement, and
after a slight attempt at filibuster-lug Mr.
Harris concluded to yicld to nn..nd,ionrn«
moat. it being the general opinion ox.
prossed ”by the Republican leaders that a.
vote could ho’reachod today, although no
formal agreement was made. In case a
vote is not had hcforo. fl, o’clock Mr. Hor-
ris insisted that ho would hold the senate
tonight until a votu was obtained.
Mr. H igglnn, talked for over two hours,
and while he was discussing something
with reference to the “issues of the war"
Mr. Harris (Dem, Team), who had grown
impatient ovor tho scciiiinglyintermlnw
bio debate. suddenly lntorrupted tho Dclaa
ware senatdr' to ask him what answer ho
(Higgins) had given to tho issues of the
war.
“The sumul am giving now," rcplledw
Mr. Higgins? ‘
“What answer is that?” asked Mr. Hon
ris.
Higgins' “for Record In Question.
“Tho senator from Dciaware has left the
discussion of thc wool sohcdulo to debate
the issues of the into war. I ask him what
he did during the progrcss of that war?"
"I did not go to Mexico," rotortod Mr.
Higgins, rofei'ring to the {not that Mr.
Harris went to Mo‘xico to join Maximilian
after the downfall of the Confederacy.
"Quite a number of good mcn from the
north," said Mr. Harris, whose tempt-r
had been aroused by the thrust of tho Dclv
awaro senator. “simnldemd muskats and
went south. What did tho srnotor do?"
he asked coutcmptuously.
"l shouldered a musket for a wry short
time."
"It was a very short time. 1 judge." ro»
turucd Mr. llnrris."and I can only liopo, "
he added, “that thc mmator will be as
brief in the discussli'm of this hill as ho
was in his scrvicc for the l'nion 30 years
ago."
A few minutes after this cxchnngo Mr.
Higgins finishcd. and Mr. (.‘haudior ( Hop,
N. H.) took the lioor and tu‘lkcd for an
hour in favor of ample protection to wool
and woolons.
~- Mr. Dolph followcd with an argument
against free wool. During tho progress of
his apccoh ho romarknd that it was whis-
pcrcd about the sonata that the opposliiun
to the hill had siirrcnderml. and that the
bill would puns bofore thc cud of the prose
out month. if he could prcvcnt it. ho do
clurcd. the bill would not bc. votod upon
until thc pcopic had a chance to giro on
expression of thcir opinion at tho gcnorai
elections next. fall. When the hour of ti
o'clock nrrivu-d and Mr. Harris showcd no
Signof movinguumijourniucnt. Mr. Quay
intcrruptcd M r. Dolph and mkcd him if it
would not lm couvcuiout for him in pro
*cccd on thc ucxl. day.
" But the m-uutor him not concludcd his
remarks." suggostcd Mr. Harris.
“lie is willingto wnit until tomorrow,"
said Mr. Quay good uoturcdly.
"Tho ucnator from Uri-gnu." roturncd
Mr. Harris surcaaticnlly. "has not. . iron
heard from hcfons on this bill. and I trust
the senator from l'cnnsylvnnlo will afford
him tho fuiicst opportunity to prm‘ccd
with his rcmurks. laithlm goon tonight,"
he added. with an imperious wave of bio
hand. iiut Mr. Quay “was not willing.
and uftcr stating that tho ununl hour of
adjourumcut had pauuml ho movod to ad
jouru. 'l‘hc motion wait lust—iii to 22——
whorcupon Mr. Quay moved that tho scu-
ato procccd with tho ounuidorntlon of ox-
ecutivo hurlincsn. This motion also wan
dofeutcd—il) to :li~—hut it was apparent
that tho lh-mmtrutlo managcrn could not
form tho hand» of tho ilopubliwns. and
Mr. Harri». uftcr again callluguttlmtlou
to tho iutcrmluublu tluiuy upon tho bill,
then yicldod.
in doing em hc iii-clarml that ho had had
an undcrafauding with Mr. Aldrich when»
by. no for an iwomnntoru could bind their
respectful whim. it vote should have been
takcn before: udinuruumnt on free wool.
"Both ho uud lhuw helm thwarted,” Mild
ho. Mr. Aldrich confirmed this "tote-
:uont. at tho smut! limo «toting that. tho
dcluite on this paragraph of the wool schod
ule was about cxbaunuwi. and ho had no
doubt a voto would be had upon it today.
Mr. Harris mid he would yiold to the in
uvitnblc. but ho hold out tlic dim throat
of a night ncmion milcnn n vuto woe had
today. 'l‘hcu on bill motion tho scuute ad
iuurumi.
In the Hon».
The day won one of oscitc'mcut iu the
huum. lawn thou sown pugcl of tho In.
diou hill worn cover-ml. but thorn was a
great amount of tlilfiiimiim. The mutation.
ul event was it perimmii matrimony be
twccn Mr. Johnson of Indiana and Mr.
Maddox of iimrxlo uni tho cwute which
led up to it.
The row lmtwmi the Indiana and floor.
gin mpmwmntivmmroumi in the W
beforo tho m-olrcr‘e desk on the Demo
erotic side. but lwforc. a blow wan struck
the lmlliucrcut mmubors worn aoparatod by
deputy remnants—at arms, and the excite-
ment blew mm».
The day was aim marked by ahitm per—
mal attach on Mr. Holman by Mr. John-
mn, which M r. Holman noel red in silence.
the President on on u out...
Wasuiso-ros. June it. -— Provident
Cleveland has quittod Walthington for“
end recuperation from his recent illness.
He was mop-ruled by Private W
Thurber rind fir. O'lisiiiey. the White
fimpbysiciau. Theydmtotin strain.
hoot wharf, where the lighthouse tender
tunic was lying. (3min tubby
Irene was waiting. and bidding
to friends the presidential perry
mm. which prom alerted
the runner. if: i-
p
moot.
fight. ’
in the
kind.
(if.
sin in
pUfl '
flu.
Oilt't'l'l‘
lnrcm
Juli
Icy.
banding.
in.
*uM
Chairman (hmdeli.
)
The Rev. Chancellor
to extending the frauchlso on the grmiml
that it to now extended too for.
instead to he abridged. Hi: was no ho
licvur in univeereol suifrngc. Thorn art-um
many men in this country who ought not
to hovo the right to vote.
convictions, he: could not limo-for»: allwr
mic is utilit‘fl'lt: that Would (imihle the ntim'
hcr of votoru in tho country.
Tho lion. Matthew flair: quoted Math
tics similar to thono of Mr. Scott and coil—
cd nttcnilon to tho dongcr which Would
rosuit in oufronchlaing ovor "Know won»
on in this stotc wiiom- vocation in lilo is
only to si-ll thvmsclves.
very cirmb politically. and wrmwn who
'would scil thcmscirce would ucll their
votes and thus process tho halanccof pom
or of the unite and be able to orcrcomo-tho
when of all the good and virtuous wanton
No state like the state of
New York had yet tried tho experiment.
and until it had no man or woman amid
my that it would rmult in good for man
stoic.
floret- rote.
Await. June iii—Tho . _ , '
imam gave a public headlight
terribly chamhrrto that: on“ to w «
tending the right of
‘ Mr. Goodall. chairmen?
milled. The attendance was wry lull.
twovthirds of fhoucprenmt being um
It was an intolllgent and cultumd and}
anon ‘
,. The meeting was called to order by
. He stated that he I»
grettod to. announce that he had bannin-
fanned by the ladico' committee of the
city oi Bnmklyn that that city would not
be represented at the mating. airing“:
the unavoidable absence of Armin Abba".
Alicttor from Mr. Abbott was read, in
which he expromed his Icntimouts in 09‘
position to the woman's suffrage mow
Chairman Gmdcil introdu'wd the firm.
li‘ranciu M. heart of New York as the firm
speaker of the owning. Mr, him“ add
that those present were then: to protest
against a dangerous and pernicious ex-
periment of logislntlon, which be deemed
the movcmuut in favor of female outline
to be. Mr. ricott reviewed the steps taken
in this plate by thrmo opynml to the more-
mont and to thc ragga-unframed of it!
promoters and advocatcn.
proposition involved in the intention was
simply that loan, who for tirm immoral»~
rial had governod. shall nhzilcato their
privilege in favor of wmnou, retaining to
themsclvcs the right and power of cnftm'x
lag the laws. "it in an mtohilahmi theory
that this is a government of form, and a
government not foundcd on tlw poser of
force in noncntity. Men are thilltlfll to
vote because thcy can tight.
not entitled to vote incense they cannot
(Sensation)
‘Voii
Wulworth 0
flaviu
Mr. J. Newton Flero wneriw inst final;
He said the extension of tin» right of
suffrage to women wan on cxwrluwnf in
the teeth of tho cxpvzrlonoc of ”gun. Wont
en wero nullttcd by "location and cart
moment to oxcrclsc the right of courage
and too sum-optima to prcjudloe our! sun
tliuont to justly discriminate between
questions of porsonai, mini and political
importance.
Mr. fioott rend alcttrr from the lion
Abram S. Hewitt of New York cxpm
ing his vii-mi on the subject undcr diam”.
(‘ri-pi Promim Economy.
Sea-peeled Incendiary lynched.
liuxuoit. Li... Jun» if. rrrrr — Firm worn dis
in twii vacant boiler-u.
hounds lml to the house of awiiits- mm,
naiucil J. H. Day: who hmi been strongly
ampcnml. i‘ircurmtantinl cvisicmc [mint
cii conciiieiivcly to him us having born the:
Day was arr-mini and put ir
Lutcr in tho night he want lakcu
out and haulzcd to the limb of a try-:-
ii
iiory.
I
“Milli, Juno i;.~l'rr:ruim‘ f'rlopi
nouucod in tho chamhr-r of deputies the
unluiion of the cabinet (rt-lulu.
erumcutfiho added, had decide-d to pm
iii-Kllfii‘ntlnne of tho
abandon tho prupcml int-rum: of thc land
it would maintain the tax on routes
and givc u plcdgc of monomy in all the
public 9er lcce. including thc army
aw in» Casey tun.
.ll Mir-till no, l'olo., June if. ”The: (for-
f‘ylhl‘ army. against which thc l‘nitcd
Stilton manhole wcrc orriorml out, arc (”at
(inc hundrml will walk to Vs»
nongo. Sch, 2m; will attcmpt (hr cap
turc of the find. train through. and tho
lluliinco will wait for the. limit mining
down thc river
”oath of ”III A. Harrell.
i‘A’s’AJuflMliE. N. Y. Juno lit—Dan»
lei h‘. Mort-nil, mm! 7!. died smidcnlyaf
hcort diacrw- at his residence in Painting
Bridge, lio was riletrict attorney of Mont
goinery county olxmt
baa lime farm onc of the mmt prominent
memlicruof tho lmriu the Mohawk val
25'
S'rmwtanrl lawyer flint.
Hul.’l’u\', Kim. Juno if. w-l'imrlm it
llaiublo. u pmmlnont lawyer of rim city,
won shot and inntantly kliiminn "i9 etM'i
by l'llntnn llsliorn. a Wklie‘l, who acmtwli
llauiblo of lmtraying hi» daughter. win:
Wtirkml ‘lil‘flitiuillc'a ”film.
Thirty ”all” Its-entered.
\Vh..~l'l'lli5i‘. .lomv 'ff.w'r’i41 twin-vs of :m
of thc hurvmtc-n whuwcrrv drowua-d by
tho capturing of :- paw-rigor hm: nil Arr
north ilmul have two Wr‘ut’nflnl,
vintlum m-ro ymmu prop!" and mm: of
bulb muck
Killed by are )imtrie For.
Amour Prinz, N. .1, Juan I3. ~Il4ms‘u!‘
Off. Mill in yours, of l’hiliuiolphln. WM
run uvui‘ byun electric on! how.
icon worn hmlwn and an arm torn off
ilrr iniuricn are fatal
Mr». Hartley (Charm Wan rounding.
ilnMrrono, not. June ".me rum)
nor's Jury in the ifnrttaiy winning an
brought in a verdict of willful annular
against Mrs. llartlcy and Ling. thr- hired
than, an uncanny.
momma. Jim towns Mum Cor
Bulidtrs' Wflhm minaret! for prod:
dent J. 95. lantu of this ”high Veil.)
road, Posterior», i’s.
MM NW ma mix.
Mi'f’mlu. o. u, Jun. mm Pm.
they mention mint-d for W
lea-e flown of Spirit; and indented will»
an mirage.”
(3W
Marianne. Jon- ilk-«Tin
W
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,
W
Wei-um
was
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mas-ami-
“WW'
out!” tom, ‘
of mummifie-
Ho said the
it. ought.
The state was
The one
huduct an»
yuan ago and
Prohibition
rule mention W” "
LWfiimmm
overwhelm um-
"" dered in His Room.
‘mer rat ALLEGED W.
mm. WI:- out the Deed, aim
lineal! lift-the Follow—A War-on Was
was. no. on m. .ouiuy W!»-
iu-y w... Prominent ram Politics.
Burrow, June tho—William Delaney,
Ix—oity clerk, one of the bolt known Dem-
ocratic politicians in Buflaloond a law-
yerof growing reputation. was idiot and
killed in his room in t lilbblqbuilding.
on Main atroet, by wwr'fic A. Bartholo-
msy, who says Delaney hut wronged him.
Tho mm. in the future building are
reached by a hallway that is need also for
the room» ovnr tho fluid Dollar saloon.
One of the bartender! of the Gold Dollar
was mining doim stairu from his room
on the hp floor when he was met at the
landing of the necond flirty; by a man, who
asked him when: Dzlaney’s rooms were.
A woman was with the man.
Should to the man, "Well, if they are
not tlwre, we'll go." The bartender went
on down stair». and the man climbed up
to Deiilncy‘s room, which was on the top
flow of tho kibble building. Another
bartender named up stairs to his room.
lie heard a rim: ou the top floor. He
quiokcnod hi» pace, and a four steps from
the topof the bait flight of stairs met a
man rushing down, holding a revolver in
his hand and trying to put a cartridge
into it.
w" art: Two Women flan Hut.
"Don‘t stop mu, or i'll nhrmt you!" yell-
ed the man with the rot'oit’ul'. The bar-
tcndcr struck the man's arm and knocked
both pistol and cartridge to the floor. The
intuitive: picked up the rcvoivcr and ran
on down attains and disamwaml. Tho my
man wm’s not. «won by themrondilurtcndcr.
Dolmwy Wm found lying diagonally
some; tin.- door of his mun. Just as the
bartender and sonic of tho othcr rmmcrs
in tho block n-achmi thn room two women
came running down stairs and said. "We
are going tor a dmtor." They got away
too.
'l'lm two wroucu were in the room with
liclaucy. it is evident that ho had opcm-d
the door is little way in order to shield
the woman, and that his assailant had
pushed hie revolver through the crock of
tho door and fined. 'l'bo rovolrar must
hnvo lr-t'n against lh’lmioy's chest, for there
was a large burned spot on his (Mint. The
bulb-t wont through the uporof the heart.
The Fitvh hospital ambulance was call-
ed, and lhelaricy‘wus carried down stairs.
lie dicd lwforc he “curbed the hospital,
hating: mid nothing His body was sent
to thc iliurmm.
Tho polico arr-mini a man and two wom-
en. The marl. whowns uarncd Sneluliach.
was alleged to have had some trouble with
, Dclaucy over a wnm‘uu. Tho bartender
' who met the murdcrcr in the hull failed
to identify Strinbzudi. and hc was ruined
ed. The womcu were all” nib-used.
A Private Intoetlvc’e story.
Two capes, a pair of glows and a wick-
er chopping ling were found in Delaucy‘s
mrm. Tin! party had had several glasses
of shorty while in the room. but then: is
no our who can any who thr- womcn are.
Shortly siftcr tho shmtiuiz tho bond of a
private Ihvteurtlm swim-y went to polioo
headquartcrs and rcporwd that within the
loot two wurks his agency had been doing
mine business for nWashiugton man with
minnow to lh’ioncy. "9 said that lie-la»
ncy mci iiic wifc of “ill? man at tho World's
fair. and that shr- cmuc back to Buffalo
with films, nuiying hcn- with him twodays
Ind (hm going: home. Tho-y currcspondui.
Tho husband found thc ll'flt'h‘ and about
“town-ks mm mm».- iu Buffalo and cu-
W1 [fin drh'r'il‘fl‘u. 'l'livy ftl'l'llliin’d for
a rrmetlnv: lmtu‘wn thc lwu men. and tho
hunlmnd wont back ironic apparently sat
ilflmi. Wiicrt iic nut [in rc. howcvcr, he
found new cvidcucu. and ilu- woman tole-
graphcd to liciuucy to look out for him.
no he had sturtmi for Buffalo. Delaney
told this: slut” lilinwif to auroral friends
yesterday and Ahllfl'f‘ll liic (ch-cram.
lhsiniicy wars Ii.) ycur-s old. llc had been
i in politim slum: lac was a minor and was
mm of Licutcuimi (invornor Shochuu's
mint trimml iicuicnouts. lie had ability.
After wrvim: an managing clerk in the
city attorney} office ho was made city
clerk for two forms and since that film
has prlurtlnwi law with a good amount of
ammo». Ho wax known to almost awry.
body in iiul‘lnlo and was very popular.
liar! holumay Surrender».
George .\ linrtholonmy. a tailymun at
the ”blurb: cicvahir. who lives at Thir-
wnth strwt, walked into police station
50. l and told (’nptnin Taylor that he
was thc man who killed “clam-y, and that
he Wautmi to give himself up. ilo said
that lh'lnncy had been iutiumtc with his
wife. and that ho hm! uuin- in his room»
with the mummy imcufinn of killing him.
"a rvfmu-d to my unyildu; ionic until ho
had mannitni a iawycr
The pullm will not all)‘ thll'liil‘l’ Mrs.
liartlmhmiuy an» in lh-luucy'» room at tho
time! hc was shot. 'l'hcy return also to glvo
the "Mill! of tho Woman who WM with
liarthulumny. iinrtimloluuy. Willi lockcd up.
bisected
g tlwec
iti)’
f’vlvnitlt
Attacked by a Mad Dog.
I’Itli'illmi'if, N. Y . June ”await;
)in. ’l'lwiumt was driving in a wagon
slung a mod hauling to this place she was
attmkmi by a mad dog. Aft-3r a hard
tight the aux-mulls! in hunting off the dog
and nude her «capo.
All tho
A (foray Navy lrwindling.
Your Mutants. Coin. June inn-Jilin
(fanny any from llcttw'rhuelm‘u reduced
to 100 inch. mmtof thou who started in
Mate hnvlng gone to Jull‘iilllll" on train»
to join the main llouy.
Iioti’.
linker-allot- Int fleet at Herr Hana.
“unmet-our. (tom... Jun» i5.-—’l‘hs
mother" Mxrlntiou of the Connecticut
Unl'mlllh mind to hold their noxt no.
final conference in New lion-n in Juno,
1m.
Vanilla! a fountain.
fianmstli. Ma, June lit—«The foun-
hln Mimi lathe city by Mrs. 0. ll.
Palmer of Sew York in memory of her
into mm was united here.
carom. June lit—«lodge Payne re-
Mamtifiumeein thermal Assn»
In tandwiiloetadnwforsn
infinity trial tally.
We. Irate I}; is a new.
rumor. June I‘.-~Th¢ midiers' n
latent-u upiaarowmwingio
3W Mp0 town. it into a poll»
ind m.
ml 1-41» smack.
, an r.
t‘ Warm
O'ffli
i) W
W, .1 one
is dead.
was paiulcss.
appnrcnt. lio
a {cw hours.
al lvu.
puro musk.
tit humc.
liotlcuiwrg.
amptuu today.
the army.
last Deocmbor.
was onions!
chip.
“damn-arugula
ill—whirl! ‘ 611M
DukoColsrldgs. F. R. 3., D. C. I...
tothetimsof hisdauth an humid»
iowof Exeter college, Oxford. He was the
eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John
Taylor Coleridge, his mother’s maiden
name being Mary Buchanan. She was the
daughter of a clergyman.
Lord Coleridge was born in will.
early education was obtained at Eton.
from whence he went to Builiol college,
('llllill' .Ii'u'riri: (‘fil.Ellll)fll‘3.
Oxford, win-W in. gliiilliulfld in his twenty.
first year. and was ilion elected to an open
fellowship in Excter college which honor
he held up to the time of his iiiurrlago.
Throughout the latter portion of his
life Lord Coleridge filled many more or
less important public offices.
pointed to his lost office, that of lord chief
justice of England, in 1850 on the death
of his prcdccessor, Sir Alexander Cock-
hurn. Lord f folcridgo was a frequent con-
tributor to various pcriodiculs, and his ar-
tlolcs were always of a peculiar merit. He
was twice married, the but time being
in 15M), when he was ill years of age. The
Hon. licruurd John Hcymour Coleridge.
who mph-souls the Attercliffc division of
Sheffield in the house of commons, is the
eldcst son of the deceased
Lord (fulcrirbzo was unconscious for a
few hours before his dcntli.
His son Bernard will suc-
cnod him in thc pccrzigo.
that Huron llussull will succeed Lord Colo
ridge us lord chit-f justice, and that Sir
John itigby will become a lord justico of
appeal in thc. place of Baron Russell. ‘
PHELPS’ LAST HOURS.
The Family of the E
It "is Bedside.
Excirwmiu. .\’.
Wallcr i’iwips this morning was lying
in u stamilf coma.
cxpeotcd to survivo.
Dr. Dunlcl A. Currie said that when he
visited the sufferer curly yesterday morn-
ing hc wnucd to have rcvivcd a trifle. but
shortly uffcrword an unfavorable turn was
bccumu
tilllt'i. ’i‘hc. probability WM. he said. that
Mr. l’licips would dlu this rimming.
Sliciliolil l’holps. his youngest son. who
is cmploycd on an afternoon newspaper
in New York city. was summoned liumc.
by wire yesu-rday ultornoon, us. it was
thought that his father could survive but
Lutor last night Dr. Curric‘ stated that
it was ucccssary in maku use of powerful
stimulants iii ordrr to keep thepnticnt
ills brcuthlng was labored.
the past rim-o. days he had vlolcnt hic-
coughs. which wore quollcd by the use of
During tho pcriods win-u .\-ir. l’holps
Walt musclous hc iuuttcrml continually
about his lands and vast property, which
had always uflnrdcd hliu diversion whilo
Dr. W. '1‘. husk. a lifcloug companion
and Ft‘hlulllilfilt' of Mr Phelps. was ouo of
the watt-lion at his bcdsido in thc alluring.-
of Dr. (‘urric Slicflicld l‘hclps isou Kind--
cuuc cutfor in tho harbor awaiting the
coming of his sistcr. tho liumncsu vou
on tho stcmncr (,‘ulumliia.
which is duo today.
tall-m oil' and curricd dircctly to Jcrsoy
l‘ity. whcro o carriagc will be in waiting
to Niko hci‘ to 'l'cuully. ..
'l‘hc cmployu-cs, of which thcru arc ovcr
a hundrcd, mi Mr. l’iiolps’ largo cstatc.
worc much dcprcusod ovcr his condition.
He has for ycors born a public benefactor
in tho vicinity of Englowood.
A Pilgrimage to Harmony.
Baum FALLS.
remaining members of tho ouco opulent
llumtony uocloty, a mom handful of old
turn and wmucu, left Economy on a pil-
grimage to Harmony, Butlcr county. the
place of tho first. settlement in mus of
George llapps' littlo colony.
Mr. I'helpn'
Nizw Youx. June lfi.-—-3ll‘il. Von Rot-
touhcru. duuuhtcr of Hon. William Wol-
tcr l’hcips, who lien duugcrously ill at llii
homo in TM Ncck. N. .l.. i» u piwcugcr
aboard thc incoming Hamburg».tiucriruu
iluc ulcunu-r (’nluuibia, duc from South»
Au Anrlcnt Pent lievirmi.
Losimfi. Juno l.’..—~’l'he iiriliuh Medical
Journal has m-clvcd tho following tele-
gram from lloug Konu. "'l‘hc ploguu has
all the uyiupioumof the true lmlmulo [wet
which ruvoucd Europe» in tho middle aged
and in dcecrilxul by llo li‘oc."
Fourth (Elm l’mtmastars.
WAMiiNu'i‘lm, Juno “i.“m'rlli‘ following
fourth clan» poutnnmtorn’wr-m oppolutcd:
Now .lci'ocywi-lnow iliil, Spcuccr Monro.
Now Yiii‘ka—«Aililtl'l'liii. .l.
Old Chuthum. J. W. llcdmuuil; ritmkport,
Sarah M. Van llurcu
wmuovveo’wmluos.
The Russian govvrmuout has nppuiutmi
aomirt of honor to rogulnto duuling in
James Cnrpcntvr was hmumd at Mil.
illnton. l'a., for the murdcr of bin father
Mn. J ulla Josephine: irvlnc, o graduato
of Comoll, has been appointed acting pres-
idont of Wollosley wlicgn.
Theodom Inmbert and Josiah Steven»
are on trial in Camden, N. .l.;,for tho mur-
der of William G. Kalrnr. '
Frederick 16. Mortimer. a noted crook,
was sentenced to it yours in the statoprie-
on by Judge Rico in Jersey City.
Druggist Barnhill of Neoloyvllle. Mo,
. led to giro robbers the contents
of his safe at the point of a pistol. .
Darwin it. Ware was appointed in place
of William lineal!“ as master in the New
York end sew England railroad receiver-
'l’hiee in men
hold rattler?“ coalition and his
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The Right Hen ,
up
His
lie was ap-
H is death
It is announced
I Minister to Germany
J., Juno 15.——William
from which howas not
unconscious at
For
'J‘ho luminous will be
Pit, Juno lit—Tho few
Daughter Coming.
3i. l'orncy:
who ‘attrmptad to
Qi'doe hours. fr
llu which render-e
pa nlese as possible
teeth
LAUDER
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Do not be misled by
thing indefinite and
teen.
out what you have
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whereby some are to
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from if) a. m. to 7 p. in. any day exceptSunda
11 years has In
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and with the assurance of receiving t
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furnhihed fur confinement cases.
crate. All letters promptly repl
tiliTillES " TllTET,
Cottages of 3. 5, 7. 10 and 12 rooms, »
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FEBTILIZEBS
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
YARD MANURE, AIR
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“snags beluga“? highly Em
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gulsr ph slclan. and for
otha DISEASE
lalt . Ladies suffering
incl eat to the sex» .
in tho strictestoonfide .
not ,
fie treatment. known . ‘
Home care
Terms mod-
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island.
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by N. Y. N. H. and H. R.
particulars. address.
FOSTER.
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olce brands of
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RAYMOND. 8808.
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