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, M ”uliscrl emnmmnm-mm
s’ m or Chamber “Whit; “aluminum
i ' "a" W' °"‘"’ "i 140'! r. Fortysh
: My from dreggietll m.“ It wnnm u. "on from noon unti see
many. Soehnoodre itissddrssseo. should put 33:.” pear- “ummcm’ m‘n’“ ‘m‘m‘nd
‘ ‘ ‘ sneenow,however,
liveredtchim. '1' ‘
Wrintflukrnrrortinstobenuod with
mm
ill-treads
theportwlnesnou
sonadosennien.
termbottlu‘laoreofthessme
has!!!» give this medicine
0” m ntisilrd with any
DWI!-
Geo. a. liills, ot hhauoa. Conn,
.“ il . .
‘1'” I ‘ withrheumalisln never havereadits Ilia method of pro- on. ‘
a,“ 'u M 'mm' 1‘ 'u” cedars would have been to drink first nd ' ._ ”WM
udxmdlfnld not-tend up lrsad minimalism aftorw rd. One ..?.i. FRANCE'5}5§I_MARSHAL
- ., was wn over ow see as can w id t k m
min cum: remedies 33.33.? hm ”1M him- a! L a 0 7m
.. Ill] "lie! um“ I M8!“ . W A (Ioward's Clumsy Attgmpt. ii
Door in Arie.
lulled i to 1 , , t '
’ torthree days, aooordingtodi. “8" Poison an ad man but insdying cendl ion
« 4 my rheumatism Was gone and cesethanthis. Failingto reach the one
; mm siuee. I in" since for whom it was designed. the package
curiosity. tasted it. was so badly burned
that she is suflering from the eflectsoi it man. of the line.
today. A single swallow of it by one of
have resulted in a horrible death.
-‘ camp Upon the formation of the army
is»: , "mum that two or three Two doctors were hurriedly summoned. of the east, in 1854 he wasappointed to the
sepshleaad trustworthy menarensedod 011° 0' “1011!. Dr- Mary Gaston. found command of the First division in the Cri-
Iii m to not up...“ “mu" upon examitihtiou that Miss Porter’s urea
. tongue and throat were terribly burned. He was treated with great distinction
any» instruction. Experience in Fortunater she had swallowed none ‘or by the ump >ror Napoleon and was sent on
mm b not w ”mom He the liquid. She was taken to/her home
a mission to the courts of Denmark and
i large/criminal paperand will send Mimi"! ““00” D8111. though 110% dangeb Sweden. General Canrobcrt was after-
. - - . . ly injured Since then she has been rd made a marshal of France.
”Within“ partwlsrs, winch will ex- ”1' u
, , , under treatment, but hasl t in: .
_ ' y y ' 0s a est on In 1879. however, he was elected senator
tirely horsenee of taste. The doctors say for Cliarente in the place of the late M.
M him at Indianapolis, Ind. it will be some time before she fully reeoV- Hennessy. the distiller. He accepted this
”'- unsolicited election as s "homage paid to
Dr. Gaston took the flask to Field's the army in the person of the doyon of
‘ a drug store. where an analysis was made its chiefs." In 1300 Marshal Canrobort
. 8C er of its contem- by it c. lieiusswig. The married Miss hinedenaid, a Scotch lady.
. ’ 'analysisdisclosed thatthe winewasstrong- , ,,.,
'. y adulterated with. oarbolio acid, anili-
DEALER IN cisnt tohave killed Miss Porter within is THE MAFIA AGA'N' \
few minutes had she swallowed as much ' M
A II . twpoonful of it. ‘Death too would Al Assassination Followed bya Threaten-
: . - have been preceded by the most awful suf— , hm I‘m" ,to ' Rich M’r‘m‘m'
faring. . New ORLEANS. Jan. {iii—The italian
., Menus-y "an n Enemy- Mafia has again begun operations in this
t y . city. The murder of the Italian. Tony
' “3:; 11,3:2310233 £33" changglgxfl Chisesi of Chicago, in the italian quarter
I, Is is at present a man much discussed. “fly Wednesday morning w“ followed
l ‘ ‘ - n -
There an, m, . , Saturday by a letter from the Mafia to one
7 It was only lunfifdg zipjgkmigsiigngy of the wealthiest ltalians in the city de-
. i ‘ ‘ n,“ by a 10m, (“93 of New Jersey drinkc mending $2,000 on pain of assassination.
. be 3,3,, mm“, ,0 case hardened that m. Chisosi was murdered to wipe out a
drinking or the contents of the “a“ debt which he had against two members
, «Egg would have been attended by no ””0“. of the dread association, one of whom had
it
a" ‘
’ . ' t served a term in the penitentiary.
consequences. 3‘"
Mooney, old man that he is. has limit The. murderers iied to Thibodoaux,
' " " for "an and lives now a wandering life about .0 miles from the city. and have so
’ No one knows where to find him t may for eluded capture. The letter“ demanding
“ . . ' money was addressed to A. antelope, a
‘ ~ n n \the £92.“!!! lightof mves- ugh? ofinfnrgmgp 1:133:3335335 R large shoe manufacturer and one of the
.0 upon our prices and his wanderings. and there is one man in wealthies; 1;“,1'2'" 2; 313%] 3119.3":
‘. particular, when you inquire in Somer- “I" muc n" "m ’ u n y 6°
8 your 8 8 8 s 3 to place the matter in the hands of the po-
vllle as to who might have sent him the ‘ 'l‘h
poisou.wliom men speak of cautiously and lies and “WWI“ for protoi “0"" . in»
say the mm, is do” to them but they lice and better class of people think it is a
[new
. , - don't dare to makeo naocusations. The genuine letter. and that the Mafia. which
‘ SIS "Imlllsr ’-' say Mooney quarreloiii3 with him so bitterz h“ been “”0"" “no" “'9 1y aching. b”
- . ly that the man threatened to shoot him; again sprung “"0 existen: 0'
“‘5 than: |' -:- that he is in the west now and could easi-
;, ’ ly have gone to Louisville, whence the lot. FIRE TR UC K WRECKE D.
" . ”All” , ter says the box was mailed. They say *
' . ’ '. further that he has made repeated attempts "“1 “"m‘m "mi 3';':""“| “I " SMI'“
‘ to injure the old man. ng Party I um .
tum FRA'ED To .5 Mooney has other enemies, too. the BUFFALO, .inn. 28.—~As fire truck No. 0
-‘ - ' townsfolk any. but their suspicions are (11- was responding to an alarm of fire the
, ' rooted against one man. rear hub of the sleigh caught on a curb at
' , m, '.' . The attempt to ymison Mooney was dis a corner which was being turned. demol-
enseulwidoiy ilirntixii the «'lty. The opin- lshlng that portion of tho truck Mill D"-
V
“a P‘Pm’fl‘us. .-. ions expreswd show that there is a strong olpltatlngiiie firemen in all directions. All
i ‘ ' conviction in the minds of many persons the men Were more or less injured.
. that they are aware who sent the poison. The accident frightened the horses. and
in” nicofl‘llus. ’,' They speak of a man with whom Mooney they dashed oil at a high rate of armed.
, 79 had quarreied. and who had gone weal, smashing into a family sleigh containing
but are not willing to give the name. a party of seven, five of whom were obli-
Strsngest of all perhaps is the fart that drop. The sleigh was ovorturnmi, and all
no action has yet been taken by the postal its occupants sustained serious injuries.
authorities to mice the box or discover its a John Strains. aged 17. had his jaw broken
8L, SM” "NW.“- Iender. The box and the flask are still in ‘ in two planes. and Jennie Straus. aged ii.
y the xmstoiilee. That in its murso from sufl'orud o broken leg. George E. Wolf
wherever it was dispatched to its present was seriously injured.
.
' ' resting plant some life has not gone out ‘ ‘ '
. ' n “t e Inlnes in suiierlng is not the fault of the one "“""" "l M" "W" “m
' Who in I bundling and cowardly way i-lsnsnso Lune, N. Y., .imi. sit-JPN
” ‘ sought to murder old William Haney. blizzard assumed the proportions of a hur-
‘1'\
it‘
‘9 mission premises. over which the Amati»
“ "or" .not i” 0” can flag waved. One oiithe minionsries
h“ w “'° oeutsinsa named Hayes put outia an boat. waving
An 1 mo! the contents “American flag and awhite dag. He
got close to the Japanese ships. but his
provssthat there is mixed with
3h catholic acid topoi- hall was ignored, the vessels steaming
‘iililili
{DOREHDLSEN’S W w
ill WiSHiNfiTUN STREET, SOUTH NiliiWAlJi. '
100 pairs of L‘ounsbury, Mathewson dz Co.’s fine Shoes,
100 pairs of Ledies’ imperfect machine sowed worth 3.
200 pairs Ladiee’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1 00,‘
“200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 300 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera. plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Lediee’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Misces' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50,!at 1.10.
100 pairs Misses’ Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
100 pairs Childea's 8} to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25,!at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2 00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes'il
100 pairs.Men’s Calf Bluchers, worth 2.50:;1t 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.50 at 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 3, worth 1.75, at 1.00.
75 pairs Boy’s Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c:
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and
Men’s Storm King Boots, 3.00.
.., _.
A r, 3 n
. N
‘i l
~ - The American warship Yorktown arriv-
‘ WW1?” thisattempt to murder ed at Tans-Chou on Sunday and on the
, ’ k "V 3:”, lkn" the .old man ' following day took away several foreign-
. W . “ygmth‘; Mao‘fimgngg"; 1“ ”:30; are. The other foreigners in the city elect
gametes ,wua lira-alien. van 3 3’ '° '
ed to remain. There was a panic among
typewritten letter assuring Mooney that the Chinese. who were leaving the ciBY- A
a” mm" ”mm” '1’” 1°“ 0‘ 9"“ "n“ severe snowstorm added to their confu-
these who know him say that he would .1
T HE
Senator Canrohert is New Lying at Death’s
Psme, Jan. led—Field Marshal Can-
es .bgflgin’. Pill Balm. “m It W35 0 clumsy and cowardly attempt robert, who is suiiering with phlebitis, is
therearestillmore serious aspectsto the Francois Certain Canrobsrt, the last
marshal oi France andasenator. was born
June 7. lHOii, at St. Care. in the depart
A it 'to other! “a know gas laid forwweaks in tlée gruelling adzad- ment of the Lot. lie entered the military
. , menace e or a tter t S . ' .
u hm hm“ by its a" m n was no school at t Cyr in 1830 and having dis-
- his. Ono nuns women. a Miss Porter. tinguished himself there Joined the army
MEG. Btillsoa.dmggist. employed in the postoiliee, who, out of I asa private soldier and was soon made
‘ ~___._.._.____
3 little imperfectmorth 4.50, at 2.25.
sublieutenant of the Forty-seventh regi-
Loais Napoleon, when president, sp-
the employees in the postodlce would pointed Canrobert one of his aids-de-
2.00., sizes 51}, 6, 6i}, 7.
, 1033mm], worth 2.50, “3.25.
plenty of them.
mount H. ohms-4'
Bl woumnon sum, .
“a r
”‘snuremtmr
I
:
LII turn.
NOW 13 THE TIME
TO BUY canons, UNBLEAGHED,
HALF BLEACHED, AND BLEACHED.‘ "
OUR STORE iS THE PLACE
TO FIND 'lHEM IN ALL WIDTHS.
36in. 42 in, 45 in. 50 in., 54 in, 63 in.. 72 in.. 8| in. ands in
run PRICES, coME AND so no .
1 im rimsur Til .me ... m"... «1...... 0;"...
i
, .1.“ The executive committee of
Pmuusimms. Jan. sit—The ingrain
~ carpet weavers who operate powm looms
‘ ‘1' 00']! P310!!!- in 05 mills in Remington have decided to
T To 1'“! strike today unless their employers agree
topsy higherwsses. it is said that no less “
’ "nu In ’ than 18,000 opemtiws will be affected. ipanies have not attempted term: a train '
the Power out. nor will any attempt to do so be
fl) loom l'roieeilve ismiation instead hoard ‘ made for the printout
ii? reports from the various mill committees, ,
‘07 all of which stated that none of the menu-
70 lecturers would IPMM to the demand.
iii which Is for an advance of onefourth cent the north bound Washington express saw
ricane. The storm continuodi-iuudsy with
unabated fury, the mercury registering
zero. The wind. blowing at 40 mileean
hour. has piled the snow everywhere in
huge drifts. andthe highwnys are impass-
able. No trains have arriml herosinoe
Saturday evening. and the railroad coni-
Found a Logical-rid Armless hotly.
New Haven. Jen. 23.-'l‘hc engineer oi
A. Dickerman & Sm“
s4'wasmNcrOu‘srREEr. SOUTH nonwsud Skins,
'70 I II“! on II" grades 0! “flint the body of a man lying on the track near
'75 . ' r “r the James street bridge. with no legs or
:00 “m” ""“"*a W ""5 arms. The remains were taken to the
i! Kixosrox. ll. l.. Jen. 9R.-Ccllesc hail. morgue. whom they still its unidentified
'wdheprincipal building of the Rhodelsland on a memorandum book found in his
'u’Collsge of Agriculture and MechanieArts, pocket was written. "Thomas O'Ksefe.
'. Was partially destroyed bye fire which Yohare, lreland."
' out in a room on the fourth floor.
'1“ The building a of mulls. four steries xiii-rhnroem.‘
m 7., Melt The interior was completely burned Lrss. Mass. Jan. illi.——Patrlck1levook.
’ “tiara 8:5 "I" with ”mm" “m furniture and 0“"? Mimi it years. was drowned while skating
9" ’ 3, “MI“ Th“ ‘0” "in b“ 375,000 at Fiat pond. Actress wind was blow;
I I, as I. W a. log at the time. and a strong gust strao
1 him into a in
Gsasrsomm, Wis. Jan. tit—Reports fl" bu" Wm M hm ‘
if '1, ' ’ from the town of Rusk. this county, tell from whiehW
‘ . n 80“ s of terrible Marines and starvation in ’ Chanhmrs Killed by a 'l‘rsin.
’ .. ' that town. (Jae-fifth of the population are Pimsmie. J“, 93...“)... Snyder “a
without W ’0‘“ “id “ “'3' “"1”" liridget lurphy were run over and killed
" “W M" WWW“ 0' "W" "I m at Oculsrrille by Baltimore and Ohio
t house Fire annoyed theirentlreerops, , 4 l i 1
g_ s ore, saddeougbt I am blessed train Net The coupe were wskng
along the track on their way to choral.
m..._..._.....n.ms "mm...“
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n m I" “I“ . Cartoonist Van has bead.
memAfinl, P." 3.”. ’3. m '1'" N" Yflflfio Jen. {law-William Tr Van
m Budd. ”M 'n .n n. Slit, “1‘ “nub; Who WM . “mi" OI!
in. cm luliseeietslly mum onset iii-limo!“ (3th ”M
the and several wounded We ’ m
rim Ills-eel out.
Jason. it. in. Jan. tau-Dim itsel-
nmmm
- in your own city.
that we are making to order for
$3.50
.irsaadthcirilretyearactyeteompleted.
pleased. 'i’beoiri saying, “a pleased .
, t"verliledby one customer m as
mmissthantweeh.
am “all!“ m 0 cm ..
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“ of (lenta' and ladies' Usdsrwur.
soiled sad unsightly. as essen-
miect in every sardonic; [eels
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