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mount.

in ill on

Dunne the latter wt or the night
ham to allow aim of inaanity. l-le
nonflahed two rovolvera In the train
aeveral .tlnl'ea and alumni created a
panic mm the other . lie
told the conductor of the truln who he
wan and acted in a very peculiar man-
nor. At nearly every atop the train
iadehawonidaetoflandaeud tale—
m In one of theae nuanced. hen!
. to a reaidaut of Lon melee. he said
, that ii Ira. Bradbury wanted him the
could come to him. but for the prcaent
he would have to l0 to England and
Vlalt hie wife.

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the Ward-lead!” Ilapantaat.

Ian Francilco. Sept. i.--W. Ronni!
Ward. who committed auicide by throw
in: himaelt from the window of the car
in which he waa traveling from thin
city to Chloaao. first tallied notoriety
by hie vary marked attentions to the
wife of the young Loo Anaeiea million-
aire. Colonel John Bradbury. at Santa
Ionian. a aeaalde reeert aome it mllea
from Loo Auction A: Ward waa‘a
married man and the father of a tarn-
fly hie flirtation with Ira. Bradbury
named a rupture between hiniaelt and
Mortal Bradbury. and it wan rumored
that the latter challenxed his rival to
debt a duel At the name time vague
atoriea of a rupture between Colonel
”bury and hie wife were broiled
about. but were atrenuoualy denied by

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lattera tame to- a climax on June so
laat. when Mrs Bradbury eloped with
Ward to thin city. Upon their arrival
they atartlcd the community by openly

,. ttina their folly. This career.
' wever. waa cut short by their arrest
apart the cha‘rae of adultery at the in-
m of the Society For the Prevention
“vVlce. lira. Bradbury waa releaacd

her own rem-nuance by Police
Moe Low. but in default of bail
Ward apent one niaht in Jail When
to care came up for hearing. that
‘aaalilat Ira. Bradbury waa dlnmieaed.
all! with her mother ahe left for Chi-
damn. where ahe wan met by her llllla
band. who war on route loom Europe
with hie mother. A reconciliation waa
dented. and the couple went to New
tort. whence they departed for Mexico.
where they now are.

Ward meanwhile returned to Santa
loniea. but returned here for trial inn
week. When the matter came up for
hearth: on 111111.21. Wards attorney
rained the point that the information
uainat hint wee lneuilicient to warrant
Illa beina held to anewer. and on Aug
ll luperior Judae Cool: unstained ihla
contention and ordered that Ward be
1 diamlued. An he wna financially cm-

W and, In tact. had been depend~
out upon the money rained from ouch
Jewelry al Allie Bradbury had taken
with her at the time of the i‘elopemant
hie wife. who waa Visitina hia relativee
in finaland. not him the neceaaury
tun“ with which to conduct hie de—
fauna and defray hia expenaea to Elia.
land in the event of bio acquittal.

After leaving tin court a tree man
Ward went to the Grand hotel. where
‘iie "mined in aecluaion until itcnday
Ia 1111th a tlcltet for Buffalo and
left on the evening out boundtraln.en-
nouncina that he waa loin; to lilnaland
and did not expect to return to ihia
country At the time there waa noth-
iaa la hie action or demeanor that
would tend to ehow that he waa men.
tally umnd.

the Rally Grade crooning.

handy Hill. N Y. Capt iwlonlrval
m No.10! Iii-unit a bone and
hour in which were Jouph Guilder.
Iii wife and two children. i and i y'eara
The man and woman were billed
the boy wan badly hurt and will die.
‘I‘ha ail-l war eel-lonely. but not fatally
Mind. Guilder lived in the town of
Granville. Warhlneion county lie waa
a baalletrnaher. Coroner Pattie will
held an inquest.

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Thin conduct pave ring to'
comment. and alluded ’l’liboolet an
gollwminiiy to live eoate aenaillie ad-

911: moraine Franci- eante in. and
obaerved that 'l‘ribouiat waa acribbline
away very buaily on a bit oi puller
"What are you doing?” inquind bit
liaicaty. ’

“1 up writing a name down on the
miller oi foola. " anawered Triboulet.
"What name?" naked the Kine.
"That of the Emperor Charla. who
in committing the folly oi intmiina
himself to you by paaalu; throuab
your Holdup."

"But how if I let him paaa aafoly?"
“Then i ahall aubatitute your name
for his," war the retort.

Once a powerful nobleman who had
uttered iron: the silica oi the Klan
tool threatened to have him honed.
Triboulet appealed to the King.
"Have no fear." laid Francia. "Ii
buy one were bold enough to kill you.
I ahouid have hint banned in an hour
afterward.”

“O, lire." replied Triboulet. “would
it not please your liaieaty to hove hint
housed an hour before?"—-Youtb'a
companion.

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.

Ada llehaa'o at... 11-1.. blade 11mm
a Ilotaha of the Coupoaltor.
The old proof-reader waa holdllll
forth upon the queatlon of uncerem-
ical error- and their occasional indu-
enoe on ballerity. "The word 'hood-
lum‘ ia no instance of this." he aid.
and he knocked the echo: out of his
pipe. ”Out in San Francieco twenty-
ilve years ago, there was a notorioul
character named Muldoon, who war
the leader of a gang oi ruinous. They
were a terror to the community. end
about as tough a lot of citizens no you
could ilnd on the coast. A reporter
who had Mall assigned to a story in
which they bod ilauredmudortooll to
coin a word designating the gang. He
rel-creed the name of the lender and
referred to them as ‘Noodluma'. The
compoaitor mistook the 11 for an h,
and no hoodlum the word palaed the
proof~readcr. And now 'hoodluln' la
a reooanlted word. and will probably
ourvive. Another lnatnnco which i
recall ahowa how even an action may
accept 'aa inevitable the error of a
compaction You may}. not know that
Ado Rehan' a real name in Ada Crehan.
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part, when ahe wee accorded the dip
city of bovine her name on the play~
bill. the pdnter divided it up an Ada
c. ltehan. and no Add Robin the her
over aince been knownéPhilodnlphia
Record.

US! FOR 1 HE PHONOORAPH.

ltia “played in one aflaa Where It

tail-a the Plaeeot a Iteaenrapher.

Althouah the alarm which apread
throuah the ruin oi export atonolra-
phera when the phonograph made it:
appearance haa panned away. and the
man who can write good and quick
thortband in loot aa aura oi bclna able
to make a iivine an over he wan. ono
unwell-ea been of the phonoaraph
in other capacitiea than an a purveyor
oi utueic and acne in riot machine:
A case in point in reported ironl Spain
A Barcelona company owna a lame
telephone net work In the northaaat
oi the country. The trunk lines alone
oompriae cone Lido [Mill oi conduc-
tora. Imam of the nature of We
trouble diapatcbea are written out on
a typewriter and duly delivered. For-
merly the meiviul oloiala would
write down the Ilia-cacao in ahorthaud
and than traaacribe than on the type-
writer. But the auppiy oi ateuoara-
phara banana really. and the oper-
ators had to loll back on the phono-
mph. Now. that inelrunteat la ree-
uiarly need. the worda received brine
repeated into it. At the apead at the
phonoavaph in repealing the lea-tape
to the typewriter can be raiaed or
lowered at will. the chilled aborthand
writer in not inland. and it la claimed
that the diapateilina at W in an»
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of her ilrat appearance in 11 speaking ’

tromflanAntoniaatartadintodollver‘
bluiaelf oi a speech.

“Then it v.- a eurloua thllla hali-
pellad. The atatealuan who had been
monitor an acoustically to be heard
found hlmaelf unable to deliver a ain-
aia aeoleuce. In vulgar parlance be
war ‘atuch.’ and thouah he tried hard
to overcome hie temporary paralyaia
lit-peach. the worda wouldn't come.
While atlli on hie feet atuttorlna forth
a disjointed word that ‘little nieaninl.
little elevauyy bore." aolne well Inaan‘

in: but rough-anon” colic-sue yelled
out: 1311 down there. you d~‘--.- old
tool: ‘ .

" '1 thank thee. Roderick. for the
word.“ hold the member as he tuned
with a beaming‘ mile on his adviaor.
and immediately took hie neat amid the

roara of the houae. '

representative got up and yelled: ‘Mr.
Speaker, Mr. Speaker. a pint; 1 rice to
o pint of order.’

" Bloke it a quart and I'll tacos-lab
you,’ said the gentleman in the chair.
but the countryman waa no incenaed at
the laughter of bio aaaocietea that he
stalked from the iioor. "

MAIL OOLLEGTID FROM HOLMES.

Private Hanan Diaplay ulnala Whoa nay
Contain llall latter.

The ayetem of houwto-houao collec-

tion of mail and sale of portage NYE

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Cott’ a administration. hae been put into
If.

Moot in New York. Thelma!
a b o n t eighteen
inches high end
at: luchce broad
and are made at
liabed 111 o t al.
hon a letter to
deposited a spring
ralaea 11 sign with
the mark “U. 3.
ll)? which notiv
llee the postman
that the box con-
taina mall matter.
This alxnal can-
not be lowered ex-
cept by opening
the compartment
111 ll 1 c h contolua
the mall awaiting
collection. and 0!
which tho postman baa the only hey.

Each purchaser of a private box re-
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happypalrwantio 1 '
clue: port of Norm
Iceivad with a neat .
atrotion. and all the

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may indicate the kind and number of.
atonin- dull-ed. Thane envelopaa are
collected iron the bone by the carrier.
who replace: tilem with the clamp! on

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Paddy Wired the “aka.
The lollowina do; story coine- from:
Tomato: "Ono mornlna not lona nab
myelaler wont to no a friend who lived

with her our little brown coclter span
‘21. When aha left Ibo quite toraot
the dos. and an soon or our Manda
li' acolerod him they did «all they «told
in palm him leave. but with no avail.
some huura

know his whereabouta. ‘Brlua hint to!
the telephone: said my aiatar.011e oi‘
the boy» hold him. while another put
the trumpet to the due a ear. Then my
alarm wbiatled and called. 'Conie bone
at once. Paddy! immediately be
wriuiad out of the boy a arm. ruched
at the door. barking to let out. and
ehortly afterward arrived panting at
the rectory. The ie what iniaht be
called e 111011911: do: ttory. in it lull?“—
Now York 'l‘ribuna.

“la your new pony tall?"

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pupil: were all ataaa.
'bill' ll parnllaalhla WM! it
to paaa the hrat line: it It
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again. Charleelown wee fl “
naval ample. outline. ha.-
aoole queer definition. 4m
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pme where they nah ,
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