tom With Ills mouthwash—lbs
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rattle.
Washington. June 12. wflecretsry Long
comm All“. Swill Condo. the (”WEED
millionaire. in a communication ad-
timed to him for the part he played
in the mesa: investigation of the con.
Mt of Ensixnw 0. L. P. iltone and R.
H, Osborne while in Osweco. N. Y. The
Watery also directed the commandant
of the New Yorit navy yard to remove
any. restrictions which had been lmv '
posed upon the two officers named.
This means that Ensign Stone can
continue his suit with respect to bliss
Condo without any Interference on the
part of the navy department. Copies
of this letter. containing the action at
the secretary. were mailed yesterday
afternoon to Enslgns Stone and Our
borne:
"'fiir—Ji'he following copy of a com-
munication addressed this day to Mr
Bwits Condo of Oswcgo, N. Y., is far-
nished for your information:
" ‘Washington. June 11. 1897.
”‘Blr-The department. having re—
coil'ed the report of the board ordered
to investigate matters contained in
your following telegram:
‘ "nswezo, N. Y" May 23.
"112» William D. Looms secretary of the
y, \l' aching ton:
"in signs Stone and Osborne and con.
fedemtes probably nxtvttl officers. in this
vicinity for last four days. using as-
lulned names and attempting to enter my
residence under various protons. c nuslng
soundalous newspaper arthritis and great
rsonal annoyance. 1 us ctfully ash
mmedlnte consideration an further in-
veaiiaatlon by your dl ortmcnt.
'Ell V l'l'B CONDE. "
No Infraction of Naval Regulations.
"‘And having considered the some.
finds that Ensign fl. 1.. I". Stone malty ,
no attempt to enter your residence; that
Ensign It. II. Osborne, in entering your
residence, was culpable only so far that
he used an assumed name, the some be—
ing part of his own name; that these
officers were not to blame for the actin-
dalous newapnper articles. nor can the
department hold them responsible for
the personal nnnoyoncc to yourself. The
department does not find that these
officers have committed any infraction
of naval regulations.
" ‘The Investigation has attained
much more importance than the de-
partment would have permitted had the
scope of the case been mots clearly
understood at the time of the receipt
of your telegram
“ ‘Copies of this communication have
been furnished to Ensign Stone and to
Ensign Osborne. Very respectfully,
" ‘JOHN D. LONG. Secretary.’
. “The above expresses the views of the
department in this matter, and the
commandant of the New York navy
yard this this day been directed to re—
move any restrictions which may have
been imposed upon you as a result of
the telegram above referred to."
This letter was signed by Secretary
Long
It has been learned that the board
of investigation appointed by Commo»
dore Buncc had reported that Mr. (‘onde
had bribed tbs messenger sent by Mr.
Stone to convey ll. note to Miss Condo.
to site him the (ammunication it is
.also said that Mr. (‘ondo replied to the
note, and it is charged that he attempt-
ed to'get Mr. Stone to make some state-
ment or commit an action which might
make him liable to .1 court inertial.
Two Men Drowned.
Millers Fails. Malta. June 11—10“
Callahan of Brnttlelmro, \'t.. and James
Kelley of Turners Fails were drowned
in Millers river. Both men were rm~
played on the construction of em- of
the piers for the new bridge. The men
had been to dinner on the Montague
Mile of the river and tvere crossing to
tho Rrving side in a limit. going above
the dam. The current was wry strong
owing to the high water. The men loot
control of the hunt, and it was oven
turned. thc men helm: sucpt over the
dam. The data over which the men
went is about 20 feet high.
Accidental Poisoning.
liarrisburc. June limiterman .1.
Well. a wall known Democratic poll—
‘tloian, toolt etrychnine by mistake and
died several hours later in great agony.
lie was to yearn old and until recently
held a position in the internal revenue
servicc. Mr. Wot: was at om- time
publisher of the iiarriaburg Sunday
Capitol and a orwnrd one of lhi' pro—
prietors of The Evening Star. iio Willi
aim» for several yours chairman of the
city Democratic committee. A wife and
one child nurvive him.
Harder and Knlrlde.
l’lpoatonc. mar... June lflmil‘. N.
Bllven of Pituontnne tum ltlliml hlmnelf
otter fatally woundinit a «lamina-r or
Frank Welgol, n ilcrmatt farmer living
in Moody county. 9. .ll. Illivctt asked
the girl to cinpo with him. l'pon her
refusal he pulled hilt revolver amt bo-
ron shooting
Charged With l'enatnn Funds.
Providence. Juno if. ~Willium A.
Manson. a claim agent and notary huh.
lie of East providence. has been ar-
rested by the united iitstee marshal.
churned with complicity In certain l‘alm
representations made to ll. ll. Lover-
itut. pension aucnl at llostun.
v. w..........
film I ma Wheel.
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llrnlnl here from a trip in the country
on hill whorl William Klawibrarit imi-
lldod with a ham 'ittui “intuit. lio sum
thrown to thc [round and badly injured
about the hood. ills injuries ill‘i' IIIii'ly
to prow fatal.
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iiislfil‘ssmluto. Wales The mice was
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Whit deep. 'l‘eit men were killed.
lined he counterfeiting.
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Katharina-rs
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ll.
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‘01: whit can I for oops." i say.
“While you have at a heart to shatter "
llI.
“Iloa't break it. that‘s s dear.” she asys.
”l’itctmpi moon.” and than with laughter.
Itelther t is not her cop
lint heart. her health servant's after.
N. I
"You‘ve broken that. long since.”she sighs.
“i never can forgive you. never!"
Mob—wail 1 she did and now she's colic
To make and poor my tea forever.
~E. 0. R. in What to Est.
THE RED HAND.
“Look! It Is the sign of the Red
Band.“ i looked up at the ceiling and
saw what appeared to be the impres-
sion of a hand that had been dipped
in some red fluid.
”What Is it?" I asked anxiously.
“It means that you are a marked
man." said Alexis l‘etrovileb.
"Haven't you heard of the League of
the lied "and. a particular desperate
inner circle of albums? You must
have done something to earn their ven-
geance. They give their victims three
signs before the death sentence is ptit
into cxwution, and that is plainly one
‘of them. Twice again you will see
the mysterious lied linnd. tutti then—.—
Well. not one In a hundred cat-apes."
i was nttechcd to the British cm-
biwxy at St. i‘ctcrsburg. and some Illi-
porlunt information bud come into my
possession tptite accidentally respect—
ing it niltiilst plot. This intelligent-c i
had f‘flllllllillllf'lill‘ll lwrsonully by word
of mouth to one of the highest and
[limit trusted officials of the Hear. i
had told nobody else. not even my very
:tltitful friend Alexis, tutti the circum-
stances Were such that it wits Illllltlti'
slide to mitccive how the [nutter could
have come to tile knowledge of the so-
cicty.
Every attempt was made to discover
by whom and by what timitis the
”sign" lmd Ilt‘t‘il liitpresst'tl on the coil-
ing. but without success. The rootn
was it lofty one, and it was (lillli'llll to
understand how the ceiling was
Nat-bed. ’I‘iu- xtfl'uit' was very mystic.
riaus. but IIII" niltillst loves mystery.
I was llllltIi' stilliui but ttttt-attlhrlubic
by this print warning. but 1 was us.
sored by those who professed to know
the [it'l'lllll’ methods of the league that
I was in no tlnugcr until i had rec-rived
the third sign. So i was not greatly
Eillil'lllt‘il for the present.
“I had th'n offered, through my chief.
on appointment in England that was
in many resume superior to the one!
Ilt'lil. but 1 bad Ill't'OIlii‘ greatly ut-
tm-bod to my life in St. Poll-minute.
when- i had made many cxrviitnt
friends, and I declined. It was now
proposed that i should rmonsidcr my
lli'l'l.;lUII.
I did not carr- for It to be thought that
I hull shown the while feather. and.
to be candid. as the days went on IIIIiI
I did not receive titty fresh sign. I be
gun to treat the watts-r lightly. I‘l-r-
hops it was all a boats, and the fact
that l Ilflllvlfllllli‘ tbt- litumrtnnt disclos-
ures which had frustrated IIII' nlltiiist
plot was not. after till. known to that
body.
Otto night. some ten days later. I
Was Invited by a lady of my nupt. tint—
lt-tu-t- to shore Ill'r box at the opt-in. As
I lllll passionately fond of music. and
the society of this littly's faintly was
very amenable to me, i was glad to
lieu-pl.
The opera was “Cantu-n," and the
Muse wits very crowded llllil hot. lie~
fun- the lost out i left the private box
to ulnoke 1| cixitrt-tte in Illt' foyer.
“‘Iii‘l‘i‘ I t'xtm'lt‘tl to meet I'droi'ltcll
and other friends. There was it great
cruelt at the buffet. and as l was rais-
ing it glass of it cooling drink to my
lips my elbow was uccidculaliy jerked
by a man standing beside ill". and
coun- of the liquid was spilled ovt-r my
clothes. The ucutiohmn was profuse
in his llptlluglt-u, and I retired to a less
crowded part of the saloon to wipe my
garments dry.
All i drew out my white [Kli'lli'l Illlilil-
Ilerchicl’ I noticed that it hort- some
red stains that I was positive wore out
there when i left home. i shook out
its folds and held it spread out in front
of me.
It was the sign of tho llwl llundi
"llow while you iooll!" said Moxie,
v‘rhom i met on my way back to "W
but. "What is the matter?"
“I have just rl't't'IVi'II the mental
sign." 1 said in a low volt-o.
"flood Ilit‘ll'i‘lui." be cliclalmctl.
“Tilt-n be «drilled and leave lit. Peters-
burn at once. In your native country
you "my lutenildy csonpc «they umy not
think it worth while to follow you
will" to column llt'l’i' tut-amt certain
dcotltff
i became convinced that Alt-sis was
TIRIIL It wait liliililft! to retuuiu longer
in Iiiiliitlil. When i I‘i‘lli'lll'il bottle that
night. i Wrote two letters before i
went to bed. line we: a rt-ulmmilottol
my pond to ill. l‘oterubtmt. and the
other an itccvpluacc oi the appoint
meat in England.
i lost no limo in llililtliiil ail acct-s.
itury urrunut-uwnts for u prompt tit"
pill'iilrc. (lac IllIllfl intro the groin
pleasure-Alexis IliliI agreed to llt‘t‘ulli'
puny lac. iio lmtl lulu: promised him»
cell a visit to thinned. and this was
no t'lu‘vllollt omiorliulity. l wan to
into» it ratio-r lengthy itolltlny before
entering an my new duties. illiiI lillulilil
be very tried of bin titlilllltiillutislilll.
Oil lilo day that wo not all l’oiro-
Vitt'li illllI i drove down to the railway
«lets ohm out av willow) notion.
pill. into the conveyance an elderly
man in ragged mounts came forward
with newspapers. i thrust one late
I! m -
u!" ‘
ta ta.“
Milli
. sat for‘aoatetilne chatting. and of
course the maturation was largely
about the danger that was banal!!!
over myself,
“Then you have received no third
sign?" said Alexis.
f‘h‘o." I replied. “The secret of my
departure was, i think. well kept, and
if they want to carry out their mur-
derous designs I am afraith will be
necessary for them to follow me to
England. 1 may consider myself cafe
now."
“You, i hope so. By the way. what
do the critics say about the new play
last night?"
“Here is a paper." 1 said. taking it
from my pocket.
l’ctrovitelt unfolded It. As he
opened it out in front of him he at-
tered a cry of surprise and alarm and
dumped it on the floor between us.
lie was pole and speechless.
“What is it?‘ i cried. “Have you
read some bad news?"
"look for yourself," be said husklly.
i snatched up the paper. and at the
first glance my blood seemed to freeze.
The Sign of the lied Hand!
There, right across one of the two
centcr pages. was the familiar red lin-
pross of a hand. just as it had ap-
peared on the ceiling and on my pocket
handkerchief. This, then, was the
third warning. and I was now it
doomed luau! Any moment might
bring my death.
“’0 sat for it. few moments in sl-
icnm ’l‘hen Alexis sold:
" 'i assume you are armed?"
“l lime my revolver here, loaded and
ready," 1 replied.
"And so have 1. Our great danger
will be between here and the frontier;
i am convinced of that. We must use
the utmost vigilance."
“Fortunately we have it carriage to
ourselves." I said. "and the doors are
both locked. We shall have to be on
our guard when we leave this train."
The first part of the journey was
long and tiring. and its the day were
on and night begun to gather in We
become sleepy and silent. Alexis
curled himself up in his corner, with
tho. collar 'of his fur cloak pulled up
over his eyes, and tlozctl. As i so!
looking: at him I noticed how very sim—
ilarly we were drones-ti. l was wear—
ing at cloak find it but very closely rc-
smnbling his own, and. mottled up us
We went, it would have been dillicuit
for in stranger to halve distinguished
out- from the other.
it was it very dark night. and, wish-
hit: to scc what kind of a country we
won- passing through, I suddenly
IllilltlI my int-c to the window, and.
screening the light with my hand,
tried to poor out in the gloom. As I
pro-sued my nose to the glass 1 distinct-
ly saw a man's fan-c on the outside
looking in. it instantly tileuppcurctl.
With one hand on my revolver I
Jushml down the window and looked
will. The train was rushing along at
:t grout Spi'i‘ll. and I nearly lost my.
rap in the wind. but there was nobody
to IJt' soon.
“How you startled me!" cried Petro-
vltt-lt. "Winn on earth is Illl' thriller?"
"i saw it face at the window."
"Illllltfllllillon, my dear follow. or.
more, probably. your own rcilmtion.”
"No; l mu positive it was neither.
it was n fair lllilll.v\\'lill :1 board. while
1 Hill dark. with only it moustache."
Alexis sliguvntt‘tl we should exchange
emits and It’I him exwrimt-ut. We
dbl so. and under my direction he im~
lIllIi'lI my movements ltt looking out oi’
the window,
"it is certainly suspicious." be said.
"We must b.- utt our guani."
We did not go Illll'k to our original
«'t'flls‘. but remained as we Were. lint-h
hold his rt-l‘nli't'l' in readiness. Wt» sat
llm-z talking for about bull rm hour.
.~\II Ilii‘ time I kept my eyes fixed on
one or the other of the windows. l‘c-
irovitt-h was not no vigilant.
He would gaze at the glass for it few
lililiillt'n and then turn and speak to
illv
Suddenly I thought i saw smut-thing
Ilitnlllu on the side when! Alexis was
sitting. .\s i beat forward I could illit-
i'l'l‘ii ii fat-e dimly. but. right against
the ulumt was a revolver which it band
was directing at the head of my
II‘II‘IIII.
“Down! llowu for your life'“ I
xlltiillt‘ll to Alexis. bill the liiillit' Instant
there was a loud report, and the bul-
lei. cutting it ('Il'llll hole litrotmli the
pious. laid poor l‘etrovitt'h along the
amt.
At the smite tuoinoul
llove lutlt‘ u iil‘('llilll iwfot‘e-mi iutd tired
my own pistol. All I peered out of the
window I saw it until rt-irottlluu along
the i'ooilluurll toward the roar of the
1min. Again I Ill't‘tl. hilt William to
null. .
The train atoppetl. and a tnrvful
limil't’ll Willi made. but no lllilll at all
remolding the one I had men We: to
be round. lie llilltii have mounted it
t-otnparluwui Motto. for lllllltlily in the
il’illll. it they were to be believed. ltnd
mwlt any |ii'l‘mlll leave a (‘III'I‘IIIKI' while
it won in motion.
Meanwhile it won found tlmt my
friend Alcxhi was not. till i had feared.
killed, though be lit. itirfortutmtoiy. dia-
littured for life. A ilItIIIIiiI doctor was
found at the next elation. and be lit to
day little and hourly. l'rolmlviy the
[Mimic of tho lied "and never knew
of the blunder that l‘cttulictl from out
exchange of acute. and also believed
that it» intended vengeance on uu'uclf
had been carried out to tho death. The
actual iimuisttlll. itowtmvr. bed a Very
narrow t'tli'llpl'. for a cup Villii picked
up on the line with s bullet hole In the
crown. i had totalled my man by It’ll!
than an inch.
Critic—Where did you get the idea
for that poster picture? I'aiutermtlui
of my head. Crltlo~ilou must be glad
it's mic-vitoshurv calcite.
hull-ml, I Itc-
' looked.
a bullish being
a freak without I . '
who has the body of
telllxencc of mi ,
was born about thi ‘.
in the East. but w
part-ate. When bill I do»
"Par“ 010 b. m mi i-il
nlllIIlitil. and his body 7
in all the years since? “
beat of health and ll”:
of all about hint” ll
some as when the ditch”
about the size of a their-aid ‘
is smooth. weak, and mi
are practically melon; Elm
does use his until for My 7,
But the curious fuel ll flip "
has grown annually. It Is
llliil of the av craze malt,
grows on it, requli'illl
mg to keep it down til ”it“ W
tactic that adorns II! m
tures are regular and lilo, “ ‘
bright and quick. Ho ‘
write and talks of tile ell , ,
of the day intelligently ‘
«Mount; papi-r and Mill
but all through the yeare'fi;
In a crib or little lied and B J
misc blumelf. The pit! ‘
he will never Improve. but
live to old age. 119 II
pit-limit". never repiuliig
For iimny years the county it” Blip-
poru-d him, allowing him to live with
relatives. The removal of hit icic-
tlvcs front the county made It neces-
:'II') to cure for him at the your faith.
-—St. Louis Globe Democrat.
QUEER soon to com.
The octopus and 0-!th CWM II
”tumul-
'i'lu- octopus and cutllefliih on: Cle-
tim tIt‘IIiHiii lt-s, according to up story
of it much-r in that country. Brown
mussels and it Slim“ pink filth sei‘i'éd
in olitc oil and lemon juice commute
the priluipttl lieu food. The cllltlélllll
is i’OUIif'tI iii the most itIIOIllImIC W'
tor to be found anyu lit-re on the globe.
Win it it is to be eaten the one bone
of out! sluum is removed and 019 mi-
lure collapses, and its 1.2qu
liquid thingies with the buttery font}
but on lndescrilntbiy nasty cqnponml.
'i‘iu- octopus is even more repulsive. It
is mullet-d in the same way as the cut-
tlt-tish. Its flesh is a smooth. will
brown lllflIt'l'liil, closer iliun a lobstelf’.
it has all the elasticity, toughneea add
capacity of resistance of u pieced!
indie rubber and is quite as tasteless.
Sen urchins about as large (to one’s
list. the shell covered with spines. 'are
also a favorite comesllble, The fletlh
is hardly more delicate than that of tho
octopus.
Ills Picture for the "Wltldov." .
lie evidently was from the rural an»
trims. and therefore his uneasiness ti
on what presumably was his first vl‘ t
to a photographer could easily be over-
At last, when he was sum-
mom-d to tho operatingmom and
caught it whiff of the chemicals from
the "durknauu." he hesitated on the
threshold. lmlf‘suspiciously. ”Come
in: l’fillll' right in," said the camera
illllll r‘enssurlngly. "Do you want a
vignette?" "'.\'-uo. i guess not.” re-
plicd the old man. "1 W088 i can
stmul it without taking anything."
"Would you like it pltotmtrapli of your
lit-ml only? Or would you prefer one-
hnll‘ length or full length?" Inquired
the pltotogrtipiwr. “Well. now. I’ll tell
you how it is.
old manger. confidently. “This plcter
if for ii witltler In Neitrilakfl who's been
writin' to llll.‘ considerably about get-
tin‘ spilt-ml. i reckon she'd miller
lml’t‘ n pit-tor of my whole system if it
don't lliilki' any difference to you.” It
didn't. -CllIl'llflO Timeout-raid.
The Origin of Pitching carves.
'l‘hr- llll’ii'nlfll' of curvevpitchinx is
said to be quietly living in Athol.
,llussm-itttuclls. wiling wall-paper. The
l'ltillipinn is authority for the auto-
uwm tlmt years ago. while throwiu‘
elmu slit-Ila on Illt' beach. lie wondered
ut the curves; in their Illitlit. Mill.
iormiuml to sec if he could not In”
it baseball tlo Illi' Elmo till". Am
:2 your of practice he found himself
i'llillllt'll tlIII' tliiy. WM" [lIIEAlIII‘ Mi , '
llrlmklyu lutueltlill club, totitrow, .
:llll‘l't'flfilvi' out-curves. and from ‘
little on be controlled the I)!“ in LB.
tnmivru way. Ilc then save It!“
to n l‘rlilm‘ioli pill-her and to Avert (if
Yult'. \t‘llll llil.’ NIIIII‘IIIAI III 13". Vim
.\vvr_v in "what, Yale succeeded N2
the llritl ililiti in the Milo” 0“ m
mill-gm In alanine s some of hose-
IilIII trout Ilui’t‘ul'd.
—>+ . v~~m
comes t locale mum
"In. my total lessons distm ”if”
nomt the young woman with normal
itiubllloil
"not that i know of.” "all“ if!
pitting lltilll.
"Wily. l nhouid think you'd m
if they did"
"No. More the denim took III. I”
litillll oil lltu llt'iit III", I MI. t“
\t'liollu-r ,wvo'to practicum um “i "
lu-u pit-u lining on his pgtionta."
flue pm illIilI’ trail of person. ”Ill!“
blind in ilmt ilwro are
mm m
ntnoitoru itluoutt llloill.
utilltll’lt who lose their cluiit while It “I
ilnll sometimes continue to m. m
u sltolt time after that in at calculi:
ovt-i'iitltcs time. but. an it rule. the:
mob give up the itsbit limpet”.
'r‘fli Hoji'l'iml ('fll'fltllllll. lift!!! m A
Itcl'usltl You will he Inuit" M ”I A
tau dollar slolsiwttie t is uttering, u
box at the «we moieties-m
Del's. and it cab halite. Am M ‘
met tlmliiccttl Vital-uric“
we» nocturnal-smi-
to- no. ‘
mister." remarked the .
Norwalk Chronicler