Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 10, 1897 · page 7

 
 
 

 

ti

' leaves a family.

,' insert the fact that
'eyia

aaia Leonel cam harbor. I

site will he diam titled and laid
ulor the 111111111. . ,
oausaeatiou it altered so to the moo
which prompt the 111111111 of Wait!
to dispose at 11111111111" touring the

«flinch. 1111,11 there is norreaaon to 1111-
tiers, that the interest- of the Prince of
Wales in yachting is on the wane. '
today no Baily Chronicle. comment-
American asun-
lated with he rumor of sale,
says “The Amieflcen advertisement of
the Napoleonic» he a late. It the
'Prince of Wales realty wiaitea to .111 11g
can easily il'nd a customer in England. "

Apparently; under a strict construe»
tlon oi' the Payne law, passed early this
year. it Would not be expedient for an
American to buy the- yacht For the
act requires a foreign vessel sailing in
American wat to enter and clear at
the custom houses of each port and to
pay a tonnage tax.

FAMOUS GUIDE DEAD.

Charles Ira-truss. Was With using-
: stone and Itsnley In Africa.
Elisabeth. N. .l . Aug to. ——Chatles
Trautmann ~the champion rilie shot,
6th at his home in this city of dropsy.
Trautmann was a famous marksman

 
 
 

 

and for years captured the that prlu -

at the Schuetaen bund festival at Un-
ion Hiil. He had a room full 0 trophies
at his home that he had won by his
skillful shooting at different events.’

'l'rautmnnn spent 20 years in South
Africa. where be we noted for hll'
prowess with the rill . and acted as
guldevto notcd,Engiishmcn on hunting
expeditions He has with Dr. Living-
atqne on one of his exploring trips and
also with Henry lid Stanley on his first
expedition.

lie owned a large tract of land at
Cape Town. in South Africa. and in-
tended going there this winter.

Mr. Trautmann was 62 years old and
owned considerable real estate in Bliz-
abeth. He had been in business here
as a contractor for several years. He

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for the fuels. Chas-Mitt.

Chicuo. Aug. ill-Star Pointer and
Joe Patchen‘ will meet again at the
Washington Park club's track on Aug.
2| to light out the pacing supremacy
of the country. The race will be for a
purse of “.000. the winner to take all.
The club has prescribed the rule that

the horses shall take he pole in alter-
nate heats. At’tltg/I’ecent meeting at
Washington Pa ' ointer had the pole.
in each hes/(fl won in straight heats,
phile at/,oluml1us.nhere Patchen
made his' "cord of 2.01% last Week. that
horse had the advantage of position
and won all three boats. ,Thc comment
aroused by 'thts fact prompted the club
to make the hotel alternating eondl.
tlons.

1.5-1 “my. Cnmmtttad Suicide.
,Lancaster. Pa. Aug 11141 has Just
been learned that the death of James
V. Gait. one of the best known citizens
of Lancaster county. which occurred

Sunday. was caused by a doaeof lau— .-

danum. taken with suicidal lntcnt. lie
first attempted suicide with that drug
Friday morning. but the doctors send
him. On Friday night he took another
dose. which mused his death. A ten
years ago he 11 as worth “(inflow but lost
his money and recently inrged a note
and thetk Worrimutt over his trimc
is supposed to be the cause of his sui-
clde.

Powderly Goes to New York. . J,
New York. A113. to. mTercnce V. Pou-
derly. the newly appointed tommission-
or general of immigration. has urrhcd
here from Washington and visited Com-
mlssionu,‘ Fitchie at the [large oflltc
temporary immigration 111111111111» will
inspect the ruins of the burned land-
lnx plate on Ellis island. Commission-
er Powd erly. in answrr to a question as
to what polity he intended to pursue.
replied. "l have as yet tormuiated no
policy."

 

' The Hailey Inquest.
Betavia. N. Y.. Aug lit ’The inquest
to determine the cause of death of am
William Bailey has begun here. The
chemist who took for analysis portions
of the woman's body reported that he
tound nations to indicate that she had
died: trom tho oil‘cots of poison. ' Mrs.
Bailey died suddenly during the lien.
hamonurder trial. and somewhat of a
sensation was caused when reports were

circulated that she MEN“ poisoned.

3.1m Duns-t Murder case.-

San Francisco. Aug. 111 ~Upou motion
or counsel for Theodore Durrsnt the
supreme court has ordered that the ar-

 

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concern:

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1 .11: those who are income
to me. make a special client
to square up their aacoouta,or

to pay an unusual amount on
account. at the next regular
time ctpaymeat. Extraordi-
nary muses. in lilting up
my new store. is the reason I
ashyoutodo for me.tu this
case. what I would gladly and
quickly do for you, under the
same oircumataticua. I shall
take this to he a special kind-
ncssouycur part. not to he
forgotton.

As ever at your service. ‘
% Very kindly

LORENZO . DIBBLE,
ll North Halli fitted.

tart no status! to nit:

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AM on the door oi; the 11111111 the

trot-ea to "illiter- 11111111111 tor the
‘foreltu worker’wtltat to to lay. in ~‘
‘ _with 111111- tttam' 1111mm
iwhtehmakea‘them attractive in the

prevalent has heeonte‘ :1 the fashion of
rich American woman 2tmarrylnx forw
elation- that the last x1111 York taunts»
tired to tilt! a law to
inrotect sueb 1111111111 and their boira'
from the disposition of their 1111111111111-
to grab everything they possess. [This
law provides that any: women born a
citizen of the United Stator. who shall
have married or shall marry an alien.
ond the foreign-born children and do.

notwithstanding her or their residence!!!
or birth in a foreign country. be cull
tied to take hold. convey and devise
real property situated within the State
of \‘ew York. Under this law if ‘.\'ew
York heiresscs will have the built of
their property at home when they marl
ry abroad. they will be, able contml it.
and will thus be able to command K0011
treatment from their reapwtivo
spouses. When a foreign fortune-
buntcr gets the woman and her prop-
erty into bls‘owu control the re lt is
usually much misery for the A cricau
woman. as the numerous so
and lawsuits growing out
tionsl marriages testify.

It would be better if the Amcrlcnu
heiressea avould ma'rry Americans had
save the succumb drain: but. as
there are many who prefer foreigners,
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TALKING IN THE DARK.

"De-mt" Wasn‘t Quite Equal to Search-
- In; ["1 the Illll. '
There is one amusing lecture about
wheel riding that all old riderswaud a
good many new ones~must have no
tit-ed. That Is the way in which a mo-
derately profit-lent rider will curry on
a conversation with some one behind
blur. without really knowing who that
some one may be. 1

The other day a win-ohuan was com»
ing up the lhxlgc street IiIIl. 'l‘iu-re
lsu‘l much of a hill on limlgo street.
but eiicbt as it is. it bothers the llt'W
riders. Just llllt‘ltll of the whee-lamb
in question. who was riding at 11 111111.
urcly rate. was 11 11111111 lady. mounted
on 11 new bike. Ha I way up the in
cline the wheelmnn was astonished to
hear her call out:
"(‘qung dear?“ .
'l'be wbcclman didn't answer. lie
icli sure the inquiry couldn't be :11]
dressed ‘to him. and be kept silt-11cc.
“All out of breath. dear?" sbccuilcd.
again.
And again the uiu-t-lmau made 1111
reply
“Don't Ilc discouraged." sbc clm-rtly
sin1utml."\'ou'll get there by and by.
dt’llrcst. "

'i‘be witceimau thought 1-11 too
be made no Intuition of the font
"Does it lirc our ‘ittie armies so
tutu-bur?" continued the stout ludy.
That was too mocha-e for llw wheel-
1111111. "1- put on steam and passed
the Indy. .\1s lt1- whirled by «he caught
sight of his Klulllug countenance.
"Oh. i beg your pardon." abc cried.
and narrowly nvcrtmi a tumble.
When the witcelmau had gotten lit-

but

shoulder and saw a look young fellow,
with fuzzy IIIlIi' sl-it- whiskers, toiling
wcrtrIIy up the bill.

And he feels prvlly sure 1an
"donned." I'll-'l'l'llllltl Lt'iItIt-l'.

The lmtlan'a law ’t’oico.
A “'ua'lel'il man tells 'i‘be tit. Louis
llvpubllr-au that Eastern people talk
tutu-ll more loudly than the people of
the for West. "It you ever heard on
Indian talk." he says. "you will real
is» the force of what I say. I ueu-r
saw a real Indian that spoke 111mb
abut 1- a whisper. ile 11111111111111 1-1111-1-
111 what i menu. The Indian Ilium in
quiet and solitude. ills atmosphere lit
not tilled with uoiseu and tympauutu

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not how to 1111111111 his voice in carry-
lua 1111 muvoraatiou. l'our city scab.

 

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.with govt-oat sire could not: but bl!

acendauta of any such woman shall. ‘7

. by good conduct. ber trouueau is pro-

plowing souutltt. (knm-qucutly he does

the countorpart of the Indian. talks.

mason why we hear seem
Whom amusements-2 I I

#3311! Wow Ill?! monotone it!

her comfort and m We“!
the attitude um ”Malamute!!!

bronchi, constantly momma 1
Ammin as domestic 1111 1am on»
salted truncating none-11m» 2
lug made into. bar. primiemhneter ‘
and general multdeatloasrtor tbepoat
about to tallied. and. should a tale
latte. appear .to bare been made.» the;
two-outn'queetioa Is not causeway
with a more. or less good character. as,
id be the cure in moat establish-
is. “11.1111 or site 111 simply moved
downs step and given a position of
less responsibility, ‘

llatrlmcnlai engagements are not
discouraged. providing the contractr
in; parties are considered thoroughly
realm-table. When a marriage in in»
mitteut the Queen sends for'tlte young
woman. and alter a few kindly, words.
of advice. present» her with a large
liiltlo. which. it need hardly be sold,
awn becomes what is generally called
a family liible. Also. "the proapee‘
tlvc bride Itflli been in the royal service
some time. and has beeudiatiagulsbed

titled. and site is often provided with
a small post, carrying with it a reel-
llt'iitt‘ Most of the royal lodit" are
Dt'f'llllll‘tl by couples who Were once in
service at the castle. ‘*

A SAGACIOUS MULE.

Wouldn‘t Catch 'l‘laat Animal tiaurltislng
Ilia Noe. Bear.
i onceapeut some months on a cot-
ton plantation down in Mississippi.
l-‘satt-nod to the top of the ginltouse
was a large bell. It had been the cus-
Iolll on this plaintiou. eren before the
war and up to the present time. for
all bands to go to work and quit wurk
by the sound of this bell The bell
rnngnttiu. m.. 12m" lp. m. amid
p. lu.'lb1-re Wits on the plantation a
mule who bud constituted himsel A
sclfordniuod and independent "labor
organization." This cuss of a mule
would not go to 11-1111 until the bell
111111;. At 12 o'rlocig he would quit
work at the tlrst stroke of the bell.
would not so to Work again lltllll Ilia
bell rung. and. would quit in the after
noon the moment the bell souudtal.
This may seem strange. but it is true
as gospel. 'i‘bt- mule wuuld not tighten
bis tract-s after the bell hounded at
noon. No matter if be 1m in the mid-
.ile of 11 cotton low in the field, or pull-
ing a wng11u.l1e struck the mouwut
the In II sounded All the whipping and
abuse you could heap upon him only
made Illill more determined. He would
stand and bray. and kick at you as
11111 as his bind feet could fly. and
finally wind up by kicking himself out
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Wind Free in “some.
According to the American Field...
bicycle cotupuny recently received the
following letter from 11 It'uuaaa 1mm:
"Iiot-r sirz; "I live on mi farm near
lIutnlltou. K .. am 57 years old and
liter! :1 little tum. My 1111111111 in [11-
diatut but blssolf a new bislele lllllI
st'lit mt- Illli trltl one by 'Il’ttli'. and I“)
loomed to ride saute. Its a pile of fun.
but my bisivlo jolt.- couaidernble. A
it-iicr come along yesterday with a bi:
1.1141 that bad hollow 11111111 robber
llit'ti HillIIt-tl with wind. llti loot. illt'
11y blown and till it run like a kilnlilltl
"it told mo- you sell iuluu rubber Just
the 11111111. us blast-u. llow tutu-l1 will
it be to its mine up like blast-u? Mine
111 all Il'ull win-ole. Do you [lllllt'll the
hollow bole throw the inluu rubber. or
will I have to do it myself? How do
you 111M: the endslogotborafu-r you
got it done? If your inluu rubber is
already boiler will it (‘timt' any cheap
or empty? I can fli'I all the wind I
want out here in Kansas free. Film--
111- czer \'.1l1~nson. l’. How much
to you charge for the 111111111111 you sold‘
the wind into the rubber with and
where do you start?"

 

A11 odd l'leh. :
in the Pacific. Ocean. atuotut the

Inlandu of Rama Barbara and in the

small town hall! lg
Vermont line. a! ‘

the direct road to
that he heard a‘t
going in that direct
urday morning. lie
but said the team
a furious rate. A
the same road rem
Concord bum .omr .
They were ltllvltlttmilit!1 1

of Clurltshurs.

in that d rei'llfln, and
busily at
Lampeer. who llv
der the surveillance of I
it is said that be M

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This to bed the altllhj'

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of the murder. It k W
Mrs l-‘nlrtleltl and t_
mortgage on It and Ill
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11.1111: and an undo
uhhh had spots on
were taken to a ch
ti11n.A mallet wit a
house but this he “I,
ing a carpenter. "

the police 11151111111111!
ed by the detecllieai"
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He was then

gatml.

Iwiule in the history 0
«inc bus there been such

or of Rear Admiral I
U. s N the command at
Atlantic squadron. and
the flagship New York
91}!!le Iowa. Maine. "
sachutu-tts and the-
Tbc bull was1outi 09
only 111 be compared
hull 1:11.111 some
Ill: I1’tIt I'I‘t'filde’l
11111: the 011th

ality on the 1
tagem 'i‘hn- '
\11-11- tranai‘ 1rrtted I
sync and three 1
111.111.1111 for dancing

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North Can".-

\l'ilmimzictl N. C. All
it 111 is lu- 4111: Ill'llI today in NW
olimt 1111 the question it
turn-:1 for uuppnrt of the 9

E111 I1 township Voffli ‘
111.111 is In give 11 sum eq ' to
11111 tulup may \nIP ii!) I ‘
:1! addition“! "trauma: The

Kill-fl by the statt’. he‘herer.
111:1 to muted moo to any. 1,
11111 111111 interest has been 1 .

:tui tl11-11- is 1111111111th that “to
1111111 fol tiu additional tax ‘1'"th
\thtlntlnulv Ilt‘ffllld. It] moat.
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\‘m \'1‘1rit.Autt to ”Howard B I!”
point 11 ho was «Icingtited to him!” If‘
Hub-1. of tlIIlfllli' c thwoen the m a!
Amm u .111 Wheclmetl and the m1
Albi1-1l1-1mi-1n says that that MW m
slatted and 1m 11111111y mummy»
1h.- r1 prom -'utatl\eu of both m I
will be “anemia-rod that file A. A.
tutu nutice in the spring that lib ali-
iinm .- u :11: unsatisfactory and would It. L
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llIil‘ 'lil day's n11t‘11:e.’l'h_a now an“
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Prtn “I?!“ 1* Aim to wwIIIINIfl A. CDIJ
III-r. illi iuuuuc dillhliy stimuli who
lhteatenml to kill Rev. Dr. [WNW-
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be postponed until the supreme court "‘.‘.;.*’l‘,;'.';‘.‘.‘,:.",‘;;......" “$51.22.": ' ' "" ”’ " the moat 'of the limo. bud basking in been withdrauu and a new £1!th
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