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, m- blrest Remedy Placed in the
g [lands of the Draggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
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is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
com ended on scientific principles and
by 6:. Scott in his extensive practice for
cure of all blood diseases. The cores
lit by it are eimpi wonderful and have
ted‘thousands to t doctor‘s parlors for
en
bench an extent is the demand it n the
and attention of the doctor for h medi-
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ark city. that t became a matter of dot to
some plan by which the general a tile
beensptied with this genuine. v uahle
an for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
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CHICAGO, July 29.—-Devolopxnents in
the investigation into the criminal deeds
of if. H. Holmes in Chicago closed the
not still tighter around Pat Quinlan and
added still more proof to that already ex.
isting that he was an accomplice of the
arch murderer and fully cognizant of most
if not all of his deeds. . ' -
The name of Milford C. Colo, formerly
of Baltimore, was also added 150' the
list of the Holmes possible victims, as was
also that of anothorwoman who was for
a short time a resident of the "castle" in
Sixty-third street. The date of the disap«
pcarnnce of Mrs. Julia Connor was fixed
as Christmas day, 1891. This information
was obtained from Mrs. John Crows, who
occupied rooms in the Holmes castle from
early in 189l to September, 1892. and
whose name in connection with the case
has never before been mentioned.
Last night Oillccr Fitzpatrick arrested
a man in Englowood who is believed to be
H. S. Mack. who. worked for Holmes dur-
ing the last six months. He lived in tho
Sixty-third street house. Mack's identifi-
cation with the druggist's operations was
furnished by Railroad Detective Young,
whouscd to live in the castle. Police have
been looking for him since Friday, and
now that they have him in tho toils they
admit unreservmlly they have the most
important witness they have yet rounded,
up.
Whether he can tell anything about
Holmes personally they are not certain,
but that he knows all about Put Quinlan
and his wife and their connection with
Holmes they feel sure from certain admis-
sions he has made to friends.
The whole trend of the present investlv
gallon is not only to fasten the crimes up—
on Holmcs, but also upon Mr. and Mrs.
Quinlan, so they can be arraigned for
murder. Chief Badenmh says he doesnot
believe the Philadelphia authorities will
ever surrender Holmes, and therefore he
is determined that Illinois justice shall
be meted out to his accomplices here.
The Skeleton In the Vault.
The police arcsatisilcd that the skeleton
which is now sale in the vault of Inspect-
or Fitzpatrick isnll that remained of Alice
Williams, sister of Minnie. They have no
means of proving that this is so, because
the teeth have been destroyed and the javv~
bones broken, but nevertheless thcy are
satisfied that their conclusion is correct.
Sunday's revelations have also convinced
the police that the house at Sixty-third
street was the scene of all of Holmes-f mur-
ders, and that the mysterious oilicc on the
third iloor was employed exclusively for
the butchory of his victims.
Cliuppcll, the man who articulated the
skeletons for Holmes, says in: will load
Inspector Fitzpatrick today to the place
where the skclcton of Alice Williams will
be found. He has told the police that it is
in the possession of a West side medical
student, who docs not suspect its identity.
It was loan-d that if the location was pub-
lishcd the young man might be moved to
disposc of it. (Yimppoll was bin-d by
Holmes to clcuu the flush all this body and
“rig up" the skolclon, as ho had others;
but, failing to got his pay, ho kcpt it. it
was iili' lust-Work ho did for him.
in another pim-c (‘happcll will rccovcr
the arm and band bones of Mrs. Julia ll.
Connor. 'l‘Iwy arc articulated and doing
good servicc aim for thoscicucc of surgery.
From the same plat-.- iiu- skull was tukvn
into control station by liclcctlvcs Fitzpat-
rick and Norton Saturday. The police
-
upon one end of lho pole, which broke.
and received injurll which may prove fe~
lei. He is a cigarm ker and resides at £26
East Seventy-third street.
Petroanh is a me .. her of the Sahel Bo-
hemian Athletic all h, which meets at the
park at the feet all East Sixty’ilfth street
several times a was, for practice. The as-
sociation has over also members, and there
is considerable rivalry between the mem-
bers. Quite a number of the members
were present when Pctronah tried to boat
the club record:
Petronah had llllikla several attempts to
clear the bar, but did not succeed. This
put him on his mettle. and, grasping the
long polo iirmly in his hand, he gave a
mighty bound and swung high in the air.
The pole, which is said to have been a
new one, broke in three pieces, and one
piece was left sticking in the ground. Po-
tronnh fell. and tho bystanders were hor-
rified to see him fail on the jagged and of
the stick. The stick penetrated the right
side, and slanting upward entered the
base of the right lung.
Potronah, although assistance quickly
reached him, displayed wonderful pluck
and courage. He refused all assistance,
and with his own hand drew the piece of
the pole from his body. Thou ho staggered
to the clubhouse, seine ‘26 feet away,
where he fell down unconscious.
THIREE MANIGLED BODIES.
Remains of Boys Killed by a'l‘rnin Found
Beside the Track.
Wasnlxcvos, July 2ii.-—-John Gardner,
3 colored man, madlc a horrible find while
walking on tho tracks of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad near liivordnlc Park, a
suburb of this city. Lying in the ditch in
one heap were the mangled bodies of three
boys ranging in age from 10 to if).
They had evidently been run down by a
train passing the point about 8 o'clock
Saturday night and had remained undis-
covered until (-iardnor found them Sunday
morning.
The bodies were identified as those of J.
Waters Blundon, son of J. J. Blundon, a
prominent contractor and real estate bro—
her of this city; (Soy Brown, son of W. R.
Brown of 2125 ll street, and Charles Lynch
of Hiverdalo.
It is believed the boys were struck by
the fast western express, which passes a
local train at this point almut the time
the accident is supposed to have occurred.
The bodim were found huddled together
and mangled almost beyond recognition.
With them Were found several dead pigeons
which the lads had purchased at a neigh-
bor’s house and Ih'ul‘o taking to their
homes.
CARS IN THE SEA.
Hany Japanese Soldiers Drowned on Their
Return From the War.
YOKllilAMA, July flit—A train bearing
400 Jniumescmldicrs. who landed at lliru-
shima on ”Mr return from the war, \\ iiiio
on route to Kobe. ran off the rails whom
the line is constructed along a sea wail.
Plunging ovcr tho wall, part of the train
was thrown into the sea.
Thi- train consisted of 533 cars and two
engines. one in front and one in tin- rear.
A gain provailcd at the limo, and immense
waves dashcd on-r the railway track.
Win-u tho train rmchod the most ca-
posod part on tho morningoi‘ tin-accident,
it was wry dark. A succession of bravy
brnnkcrs struck tho train and cut it in
two. The first. rugiuc, with ll cars, plungul
into the sea. it is now slnlcd that the
killui lllllllilrl‘ ii.
BASEBALL.
XA'l'il'XAl. [Lu-I'll “ARIES.
At St. Louis——
thought at iirsttlmt thiswaspurl oi' the St. Louis. o o o l o o l o o— it
remains of AliceWillinnm. i‘bamwlldous Brooklyn. u 0 :3 o 2 o u I) ‘— i
not make plain just how he knows to the A1 Immuno—
contrary. in fact, the policc tin not m-c Louisville ...... H u l o u u o u u_ 1
how bcwlli do sowilhout bringing fills-I nu1m,,,,n. ,,,,,,, 1 I U o o o o 1 it... 3
picion upon himself. but he says: “That ,u kph-“,3...
ilt'llll belonged to Mrs. Connor, [know l'hit'ugn .......... :3 l o o o o o o *. ii
that absolutciy." “'llsiiilllllnll. u u u :i 2 u u u u— .3
llcsidu Iht-sc nuiltcrs tbn policc haw sc- m ('nu-inu;ni_- ‘
cured the trunk which llulmcs said hu‘ Cincinnati ...... 7 u :. o | o o o a.”
had urn-d in sinking Alicc- \\'iliiums iu the
hike. 'l‘lwri- an~ pluply of signs that it
once held a body frcshly mutilated.
Another Missing Man.
lnspcctoroi l’olicu- Fitzpatrick has re
ccnily been put luiolumscsslnnof facts,
which weave closer the Web of pnmi
arouml ll. ll. Holmes and add another
victim to the already long list. This in-
formation was furnished by Attorney
(slimmi- ll. i‘hamlwrlnin, general manager
of tho liafayettc Mercantile agency.
This murder is shown to have been prior
to or during lslll. 1!. F. Pitzei. who later
tell a victim, was a participant in the
murder of this man. Attorney Chamber-
lain says, are equally guilty with Holmes.
The crime was ctuiimittod in Chicago
either in mill or early in iHilll. Again the
victim was tracml to lilo iioltucs building
in Englcwood. There it was Mr. (filam-
bcrIain givoathe impression) that tliucrimu
Was munmittml.
The police do not think that his body
has been found. The skeletons that were
articulatoi were furnished a your or two
years lairr. it is the belief timt the body
was diasoctml and crmuotcd or buried deep
in «pliokiime in the Imttotn of thebaso—
meal.
The nanne was kept from the public, the
attorncy says. to allow tho police to work
up lortlwr evidence. it is believed that
this is the first with“ of H. H. Holmes
Cole‘s Worse“.
larvae mice. July 29.-lt is pmlmble
that John C. Allen. alias John H. Cald-
well. the minute of insurance Swindler
11. ll. Holmes, who in serving a it years'
sentence in the penitentiary hero for horse
stealing. may he the means of fixing upon
Holmes the responsibility for another mur~
tier. Sherifl Molten of Fort Worth, Tom,
was here lestweek and hadelmgtnlk
with Allen, and in their conversation the
disappearance last year of llilfad Cele, a
wealthy Beitlmoresn. was mentioned.
Ooie eemslt‘ere a yearsgnlsstsprlngas
the representative of a Baltimore lumber
syndicate.
lie at once income prmnlnentin lumber
circles, buying a sawmill near Babes,
north of hereon the iron mountain road,
and oncoming tor the porcine of 25,000
sures of tlm land- In southeastern Ar-
hmss. In J , is“. he spent two weeks
at Fort m, Tom, bargains mail as—
estbtau in “m
'l'bses M: to Mulls
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Oklahoma's gulch Divorces Illegal.
Iil'i‘lllllti, i). 'l‘., July 239,—le suit to
test tho divorce pp‘untvd by the probate
judges of Oklahoma has boon decided by
the supremo court adversely to the judges
and the divorci-cs, the court confirming
its former dm'lrdnllnn the subject. denying
the right of probate judges to grant di‘
mum, and declaring all such null and
void ltiltlfliliitwalt‘lll marriages of the par-
tlcallicgal. Huntlrmls of eastern pcoplu
who have ewurmi ( likinhouln divorces from
probate courts will be muupcllcd to have
their (ultiml trlvd in district courts.
Mother and flea Drowned.
Citation, W. Va... .Iuly L'il.-—-liirs. Wil-
liam Pierce of ltilttillcport, N. Y.. and her
marriml son. Franklin, who own a large
family innit and travel by river owrnting
a merry-go round. Worn both drowned
here. Mr». i’lcrcc loll into the river. llcr
son jumped in after her. and the current
chpt them under the barges.
landmines hate-t the Turks.
Lovmm. July L‘il.~«'l'llu correspondent
of The Ch micloat (loinstantinoplc says:
‘ ‘ The Maeviionlan ilnsurgentsmftcr a smart
conflict with the Turkish troops. have
captured income of Mcnllk, southwe’et
of Nevrocop. The victors burned the tele-
graph station and the Turkish quarter."
TsLeonAcch ester-“s.
Ex-Pmldent Harrison made a patriotic
speech at a ling liaising in Old Forge,
The Dana county insane asylum at Ve-
rene, Wis, was ntinick by lightning and
entirely mnsumcd.
One‘half a million dollars in round
numbers is about What the last devastat-
ing hailstorm cost North Dakota
State Senator .lemes A. Bradley and
five other men narrowl escaped drowning
in the surf at Asbtlry ark, N. J.
B. W. Panorama. publisher of the Chi-
mo Tribune, well thrown from a horse.
one of his ankles was fractured.
The Chinese mlnista. hizprlvatowsec
rotary, in and served street at-
klns, N. main several days.
lax Leeann alnewsboy, is years of
diedlnltosba fromablow, it is
an. em a cron- Isrrlll.
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