The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 14, 1900, Page 25

ACTIVITY OF THE MENUFACTORIES [nteresting Statistics Made Public by the Treasury Bureau. Exportation of Manufactured Goods During the Year Nearly That of Four Years Ago. PR uble atch to The Call. g YERKES ARRIVES ON THE DEUTSCHLAND | he Char ss Underground Deal Was His Mas- d Respect.s to President. NGTON, Oct e memb rs of the blue THEORIES ABOUT CATARRH Peculiar Ideas Regarding a Common Disease. re for a cold in the se mpplication of it to a c as every one knows, d in the head, and Mr. Tw it should become a f us a nation of fasters the example of th who achieved world-w ing forty days. cOmIng a nationa tle doubt but th larly overeating, is er, are more inter- e of the trouble than in more effective and less an Twain's. ot - Chronic v cured by the sanguin- of blood root alone. remedies is ists NOW CArry <0 apparent that all them in stock to sup- popular demand. y are called Stuart’s Catarrh Tab- and it is doubtful if any medicine chieved a national popularfty in so t a time as this. sart's Catarrh Tablets are used by lds of tfaveling men because they be carried in the pocket and used any time and in any quantity, being free | cocaine, opiate or any peisonous v clear the head and throat from the ting secretions of catarrh, very few hours’ time, catarrh they are far superior B, lotion or ointment, the use often as inconvenient and an- noying as the disease ftself. “or coughs, colds, bronchial catarrh and rh of the stomach these tablets give diate relief and a permanent cure jons, douches and inhalers make jon whatever. preparation i= a boon to catarrh ‘erers, and_any druggist will tell !w {hat Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets is a remedy that has come to stay. catarrh might be attended with dif- | i modern medical science | atarrh | YOUTSEY'S TRIAL 1§ POSTPONED |Accused Man Is Still Too 111 to Appear in r Court. St | Physicians Say That While His Body Is in Good Condition His Brain Is Partially Paralyzed. . Ky., Oct. 13.—When s morning the case of Henry Yout- wiford said he ) unitil \L. d until 10 moned, and Harper who acted as also summoned 'to s conditi monwealth 1 the idea that Youtsey Carrick s rrick) as a who has seel his | days before and if he ¢ examined corrobo- ick. to continue SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD, BUT WAS IN SOLDIERS' HOME William H. Tuthill, Who Has Been Missing for Many Years, Found ¢ in California. ead since Oct en located at | formerly M, lowa became a where 0 policy il was 1o pplication his wife ords the arch of th that @ I and re ion in the So it is said, £ame na g p iers’ Home of \d,l[nl’- WILL REOOMMF.ND THE PAYMENT OF INDEMNITY PresidentThinks a Settlement Should Be Made With the Families of Four Italians. —The President victims of a out two years agent of who were eir death. LEADING MEBCHANTS OF ARDMORE ARRESTED Italian Indian Tribal Tax, Which They Consider Unjust. ARDMORE, I. ] 13.—A ing mercha ore w their places of busf closed and a squad of Indian ay the Indian tribal »ut United dozen lead. e arrested "be ‘taken o merchants consider smuch as they are now 1e to the city, and they pro- Th tofy offioess ¢ ven by the Terri- with the law. | VICTORY WON BY | MINERS IN KANSAS Men Accept the Decision of O. B. Tay- | lor, Who Had Been Chosen as Arbitrator by Both Sides. LEAVENWORTH, Kans., Oct. 13.—The v between the miners and opera- existed for the last six | tled late to-night by the pting the decision of O. B. Tay- had been chosen as arbitrator sides. The terms upon which the will go to work are 84 cents per ton, rs to constitute a day's work. k a victory for the miners. one mine will = fmy miners have gone to other they will return as soon as FOUR YEARS IN PRISON FOR REV. ROWLAND HILLS English Clergyman Who Was Con- victed of Bigamy Is Sentenced at Omana. O\TAXX,\ Oct. .. v. 1 lish Rowland Hills, convicted of 1 marry; an American woman, his morning «vmenced at Blair to ars’ imprisonment. =h wife, who crossed the sea | to_prosccute, interceded with the court, | asking that he be gi\cn a light sentence. TAMPICO NOW FREB FROM YELLOW FEVER AUSTIN, Tex., Oct. 13.—Official advices were received by the State Health Depart- ment to-day that Tampico, Mexico, is now clear of yellow fever and that there were but two cases there this season. The dis- ease is epidemic at Vera Cruz and at other points on the lower gulf coast of Mexico. lhe report that vellow fever had made | u‘s dapp(arancu at Monterey is officially de- nie Lo geaatias Failure of Bond Brokers. NEW YORK, Oct. 13—George M. Old- stead and Charles H. Taylor, com the firm of Oldstead & Taylor, dealers in investment securities, stocks and bonds, made an assignment to-day without pref- ererice. J. H, Caldwell, attorney for the firm, said the members of the firm had mot been in business long and neither was a member of an exchange. ¥ had not done a large amount of bu!lne~a and the tot o! lhelr obll ations would not ex- o un d It, , due uz' cu-to!s‘eln fal{ mhow lea he assef 3 mmight realize About 50,000, O™ the | Tuthill | ‘made | MR RRRE R ERERRRRE ZRRRRY RS KRR RE R R R R RRRY lF»esult of Their Kefusal to Pay the | the United | 1 dead letter. | THE EMPORIUM. Boys’ Clothing. When you buy your boy a suit at the big store, you can de- pend upon it that you are getting the best possible value for Vi m x money. There is snot a cheap or shoddy garment in our entire stock. Boys’ Sailor Suits — Heavy blue serge, fail cut b ouses, braided and embroid- ered collars and shie ds, siz>s 3 to 10 years, solendid va u $5.00 Boys’ ali-woo serges, or cassimeres, silk sts of same material:, suit- weur, siz:s 3 to 1) years, BERRRERERR YIRS NRRRRRRRRERRRERERER2NERRRERRRE “an“.! wtx-!n"tmn znj stand rongh usage, siz:s 8 to 16 yoars special values at.... We have a la-ge ine of gate and “making beaded bags and purses now so sty lish, price Beads fer Making Purses — All siz:s, cut steel. git, £i ver un' je: beads, per bunch, 70 3, #5¢, 20¢ anl 2 Everything in the line of Stoves and Ranges, Oil and G.is Heazers, Ovens, elc. No. 7T Family Range, for wood or coal, heavy covers 2nd cen- ters,shal- low fire box,large ovens, 2 five 7-inch holes, portable end rhelf, an economica’ fuel consumer, a perfect stove fo_asmal fami ¥ 8-75 3 LA LV UL 4 2 dd 2l 42 2l g Al 2 g Ll i ddd 4 Gas lL.\t\.n Econ s, which we aro ¢ osing out $2.35 and$3-45 Any length, per foot.5€ Gas Plates For heating and ¢ oking; | 1 burn:r, 5@@; 2 burner... '$1.75 and $2.35 Aunt Dinah Toasters For gas or blue flams oil stov: we recom mend them John B. Stetson Co.’s Fall style Fats. The Fail and Winter shapes from this famous factory sre W 2 dddd ddd d dddd é i ..$3.45 .25¢ 10 $1.50 25¢ | Stoves, Heaters, efc Biue H/un, Sioves, Gas and Oil | 25¢ | THE EMPORIUM. > 1 Another convenience for patrons of the big store—a Ladies’ Shoe-Fol- ishing Stand, now open at foot of stairway leading to Ladies’ Parlor. 0a atest style Mel- ton Face Mounts— this " weelc HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1900. THE EMPORIUM. GoldenR.ule Bazaar. $3.75 CALIFOPNIA’S LARGEST--AMERICA’S GRANDEST STORE big store asks. and get your money. A Specciai Sale of Bed Sheets. Hote'-keepers and experionced house- keapers kaow the excelleat wearing qua i- ti-s of the doublz warp bed sheets. Th ¥ are almost like tinen in appearance and give the uimo-t satisfaction. A large ot in three widths offered for Monday at these pr.e) Single B« Fo- % Beds, 7 9.4 Width for Fa sib'e. Suffice to say: $1.25 to $3 oo every wiy; low “remnant prices.” | 600 Band Bows and String Ties—)Made of fine qua'ity satin in good styles, perfect in b ack, brown, navy. garnet, pink and blue; 25¢ va'ues; Monday and Tuesday ......... Remnants, Lares, Ruchings, mings and Embroideriss—An immense | accumulition during the past f:w weeks—on special sale Nonday only at ome=guarter off from the already THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. Tailor Dress, $15. A Very Speclal Vaiue. For your tai- we have over a hun- dred styles of new win- Latest siz2s—en- graved — Monday oY $1.25 Best $5.00 Pper Copper lor dress, dozen Cabinet or N Piate ani 100 — oval Photo~ of Crane’s Super- Right now graphs— fine Cards— 5 x No matter how long you have been shopping in San Francisco, you have never bought stylish, up-to-date, trustworthy, absolutely guaranteed merchandise for less money than the If you can get same qualities for less money elsewhere bring back our goods ter dresses, and ten Sale Table Knives. In a large lot of silver-plat-d table ware, c'osed out by us from a prominent New York joboer, there were just 44 sets of triple-plated, 12 dwt. Knives, that are worth in the regular way §: for set of 6—Monday on y. while this 89c limited qu-ntity ast:, setof 6 times that 3 many if we 3 should ; count the " colors and Me" s F‘"cy assortments Handkerchiefs Big assort- ments at Geaar B $10, $15, $20, $25 and $30— 200 dozen Men’s Handkerchiefs, bovght then $35, $4). $4 9. $60 way below the market value,a good | -0 oot PFo P99, > SO% quality of cambric with pretty colored 370, $80 and $100. ot one of borders, more than 6) patterns to| them a taior wou for you for choose from and all worth twice as much as we are going to ask for them. On sale Monday only. d many of the so- tailors_couid not make them for auy price. Here's a special bargain for this week: Extraordinary Sale of Ladies’ Neckwear. Also imnortant Remnant Sales Laces, Ruchings, Trimmings, Embroideries, Silks and Velvets. row and Tuesday we will offer more than 1000 pieces of L:dies’ Neckwear, Scarfs, Jabots and Stock Collars in all styles that have been slightly soiled from display at Jess than half regular prices. The large assortment makes detailed description impos- 50c and 75¢ Neckwear for 25¢, $1.00 and $1.25 Neckwear for 50c, Neckwear for 75c. 7c Tr Taffetas, Armu Foulards; among them le derskirts—all prices. in great plenty, but all are real bar- gains; all woo! ant finely mode; all TO'mOl" styles; all co or: limvnmnv , $0-MOTTOW.couue e duvaccee ceoncane near'y double: all styles and coiors, while iot lasts....$7.45 and $9.9 5 Remnants, Sitks and Velvets —Hundreds Money-savinyg Prices of short pieces of plain, checked and striped For Good Shoes. Gros Grains, onz-guarter off aready reduced remnant To morrow we begin tk e on the best tailor dresses, and the best assortment that we ever had for $15.00; many of them, only one or two of a kind; others $7.50 Rainy -~ Day Skirts, $4.95, with a pocket on front of hip; heavy firm material; nothing like it anywhere; all s‘n.dei of gray and blue; to-morrow, and lasts ....... $4.95 At $7.45 i $9.95, two special lots of mew fine Jackets, ar- ments that are in many cases worth = = 5 s = = = < s L s = = £ < s 3 = bl 5 . = = = s s s = = T s L3 = = < 3 % s < s b L3 = = 5 < L = = B x z = s L1 X 3 = = = . s = = 3 s B s s res and Satins, India Silks and Satins, Velvets, etc.; ngths suitable for waists and un- on special sale Monday only, at Ladies’ Dongola Kid Munnish Oxfords, new mod fied bull dog toes with kid tips, medium weight soles; an easy, comfortable shoe—re- duced for Mon- Sav> Money Monday On These Groceries Hams — Best Eastern Sugar- Cured—the fa- vorite Emporium hdr:m* 6— lMOn- ay Only— per lb.. *2@ Pure Focd Co. Monday only; pint bottles Fancy New 70-8.s; Rice 0.\ \lu na Head Rice, Coff:¢ Our Famou: and Java, 3 Ibs Japan Tea—Fancy o Liguor Specials. Van Horn Kentucky Whiskey— Extra quality; 7 years od; regularly $3.50 galion; Monday only sz 35 Port or Our regular 780 $1.00 g1 lon grzde; Monaay... Celery l‘husplmt»— 3 gallon. $7.00 qaarts.....8ue€ piats 5¢c .25e’ One-guarter Off Florsnce Mohair Braids We hav= aboni 1000 yards of on- of our staple numbars of pure black Mohair Braid in widths from 3 to 23 inches, of which the manufacturer ra ontioued the | line. Not b:ing ab'e, therefore, to fill in soms of the widths, we will close cut stock on hand o M nday only at omes guarter off revular pricess Charming Silks. | New Fancy Waist Siiks are arriv- | | ing dany, the latest st,lesand color. ings, jrincipally solid colors, with | braided and stitched effects; the popu- | lar shades are rose, biuet, reseda, recs, ete.; will make swell shirt waists for | either =t—e t or evening wear; ..$1.25, 31 and 5C Poplins and Pilet de two makes are ihe mo-t plain sike, and by far the s. They coms in al Soie—T! popular of best wearing the new shades, such as rose, b'ue, re- sed?, magerta, reds, m)d:a, Sl $1.00 Pannc Veivets—We received a targe shipment this week in ail the new miil- inery shades, such as reseda, biuot, old rose, turquoise, cream, pit have t t.ff Hats in the . flexib'e, self-conforming, and in full stiff in black and two new shades of brown. Fedoras in black, brown and the jark Sold in most stores at $5.0 . The b « stoe’s 4.0 Secrap Books, 26c. These \c ap books are worth ha!f as much again as the special Monday price. A spacit ly bought lot of” 2)0 large size e. Scrap Buoks with handsomely embossed covers — to-morrew linen only 26¢c Cosat Hangers, 5c. 10c Veneered Wood, full size, bent shape coat or waist hangers—2000 on sale Monday only, each...... 5¢ House lklrn(=h(nz Dep'lrlmpnt Dinner Napkins. Some tme ago we pliced one c'ss fine Dinner Na kins ‘a $2.00 valve), fuliy Dbleached. size 23x23 inches, on special Because of the unusual values ick y <old out and many wou d- b> ‘buyers were disappointed. W= re- peat that special offering to-morrow— Napkins worth $200 a s . $1.48 Wall Papers. At Greatly Reduced Prices. Our buyer has just returned from the East an | his purchases of large quantities of the latest papers are daily expected. To make 1oom and clean up our present stocks we have marked down all papers on hand. Ex ra heavy 22-inch Gilts withborders and ceiliffs to match, worth 40c per double roll, now.. ...28C 2jc White Blanks in pretty patterns and colorings, now double roll... .15z Some at 12c and a few at 10c per double rolis. ‘Wood Stains— Colers and varnishes at seme time, gives a genuine hardwood finish to soft woods, old furn ture, ete. 200 nwy gal Lucas’ Gloss Paint—For genernl use gal. $1.80, % gal 800, 1 51‘ Emporium Paj mnde for the pncs, ga'. $1.25, } ga . .4 RaRRAtattautentunatiianaag PERRRRRR R RN R YRR | Just opened—new line of Dressers, all ihe potular wcods, alo: 4 adj! LaHe she ve i< we on sale al' thiz week Child’s Maple Fo'ding Crib Parlor Set — Sol syring $50. on s1 e all this w-ek. ishe ! eler; extends 6 fee'; hash hruses ask $12 for the sam> polished, neat'y carved; Bedroom Set—S»lid Golden Oak, on sa'e all this week, the 3 pieces for... swal'ed front and an imm sale all this week. Furniturs at Reduced Prices. Gulaen Oak, Bird's-Eve. Map.e, All marked at the lowest pos | Book Case—Solid Golden Oak, 5 feet 5 inches high, 30 inches \\ide.! ; has oval French plate mirror on tor; worth §15.00, on sale | Wrmng Desk With convenient pigeon-hole arrangement, one large drawer, has shelf for papers, etc.; made of Solid Oak, Lou‘en finis| the crib complet2 is worth $7.0¢, on sa‘e all this wenk Screens—A beautiful new line of Fire and Folding Screens ]ufitopened 0ak. Mahogany and Enzme! Frimes, filled with pretiy Per D -nims, India Silks ani Cretonnes, from ... ; upholstered in handsomsz velouxs, with biscuit tufted back; well werth Dining Chalr-—Solld Golden Oak wnh wood or cane seat; hlghlv po'- ; a salondid va'u: at $250; on sale all this week.. ..$1.85 Extension Table—Solid Golden Oak, round top, 44 inches in diam- savy 4-inch fancy serolled | gs; is finely fisished, Othor Oa sale ali this week.... Sideboard—Mide of Solid Oak, finished in the popular go den shade; base i: 44 inches wide and 24 inches deep; furnishad with rcomy closet, 1 large and 2 small drawers; French bevel plate mirror, 22528 inches, patterned; h-ghly ig value at §27.59, on sale all th's waek........ 312 ha f swelled front, carved: good cabinet work, highly polished; well worth #3250, Bedroom Set—A\ heavy, massive set, made of beautiful quarter-sawed | oa, in the Golden Ok F nish beautifu'ly. carved, p'ano polish, dresser has ful se French pi Chiffoniers and Dressing Tab'es, Mub gans, i prices. 312 50 ; worth $8.00, 5-50 n and Fioral Eff-ct 50c to $10.00 e with full Clipper 40 | ..88.25 30 24x3) inches, French plate mirror, .$24.75 ate mirror, 2 eiegant pieces, worth §65, on co'ors; worth H3c; on sale all this week, week; per yard Ingram Carpet—One“Yard Wide, make, with or without borders; the very signs. per yard... per yard Japanese Carpets, Linoieums, Mattings and Rugs Not: th> very low prices quoted on alt standard goods. Tapestry Brusse's — Good Wearing Carpet, Brussels Carpets A Fine, Heavy Carpet. rcom, Dining Room and Hall and Stair patte.ns; well worth 63c; on sale all_this snlendid wearing Carret; worth 65c; on sale all this week, per yard .. Smith’s Axminster Carpets-—'rne well-known make. of well selected patterns, with hondsome border to match; all the latest patterns and colorings; the Very Special Price, per yard, this week.. Hartford Axminster C(arpets—An excellent lin >» | Mattings—Japanese Linen Warp, closely woven, Linoleums —Splendid quality, heavy Linoleums, neat, cholce patterns, 9! 18x86 inches, worth $1.10, sale pnoo this week .. in strong, servicable TOr ¥82du.crecesees e 39C Full line of Parlor, Bed- 50¢c full line very deslrable patterns; 40c Qur large line ...80¢ of this popular low price per yard, this week.........$7«15 all styles and de- 20c Care iy embroidered with best sitks, | Emebroidery Materlals. . made toour special order, ail 36 inches | Of the many d wide, per yard €3¢ 10 $1.75 | materia's E Baliardvale while all-wool and silk | for the = and wooi Flarnels, all grades and all | home man- s widths. ufacture of s ho iday = gifts, lace = | 30c Cake Plates 19¢ | scon: o 3 g have a de- | O"k-:t Al :l: cidad preference this season. o Sl e We have the patterns for all kinds. ohinki - Gako Handkerchiefs, Doylie Borders, Tie Phetée 45 T Ends 10c 5 Scaris ——250 Boleros and J‘Ack-” each 350 d a y French Fiannels. " ot Imported French Flannels—Em- AMAR R AR R AR AW A PPTLE LR P PP TEE PPV PR PP D EE e broidered in fine silk d reseda, ga: net, black, purple. etc., Misses” Vici Kid Lace 3 grounds. per y: 1.9 Shoes— fancy silk vest- Imported French Flannels -Ia ing tops, neat soid co ors, figured stripes and dots, | per yard | French F tips, all and width $ 7-39 250 A Monday Sale a1d dark. colorinzs, 30 inches wide, Te- Dress Linings. Two specially bought lof Skirt Lining Striped and 600 ya Taffeta Lini rth yard. Wil h on sae Fancy, 9% Wools, Yarns, Silks v*r ible—a 20c value — per ard... 12iec }].lnno.ls and Flannelettes— Ama- mace, ican printed and woven. per | . 7%t to 20¢ vle Serge Wash Suitings hes wide, ricn p aids and s ry attractive line, per yard “ hite Flannels for Skirtin:s day at a little more thanhalf, | Battenberg Thread — Genuine “A. 10 inches in | __S.” in cream and white, 3 fo 0c Tl Battenberg Lincn Braids—35-vd. pieces sorted flower 25¢ o 35¢ B Duchess Braids, Point Lace and Rings. decoration, gold edge, to-mor- - 3 R row, while quantity iasts. 19¢ |Piiow Tops — Large assortments uniqae and oo the vacks .. |65 Jardinieres £ic 144 pretty Jardinieres of this latest shape and design, American pottery shading from LR P P PP PPV R P Imported Bflxn;;;’—hke Fairy Floss or Shawls, skein. lizht to dark brown, | Shetland with light green bor- 24 der, worth 65c each, on sale M n- day oaly - 41c Knitting Silk - Good quality, S0 y-rds c N 100 <] b\ —Steel, h Reclminy Go-Carts | Cro-het ol S Reclining | Crochet rgs wood, each back and 80 and 10 movable | Cushion Cords—Per yard.. T r [ R s 8c, lso wnd 250 that can |Coronation Braid—Sils, dogen vards B amlly | et i S irnsnssctergeriins SO adjusted to Doylles, Squares, Scarfs, Tea Clths.. any angle, | - ... 150 1o $2.50 rubber tired A e S wheels. Sale of Hemstitched anti-frie F-7 t on wheel (utaner and foot braks, iike White Goods. PictUre..esee sensae- +..$6e50 | Our New York buyer picked up a small lot O:hers more e'aboratelv finished, | of v ry fine White Batiste. with an ex- $7.50, $8.50, £9.50 tc $20 Regular Go-Carts from..$3«710 o $20 quisitely hemstitched border; width 42 inches, for dresses, skirts or aproms; sale RARARARAARRAARARARAN Fera@RTas At dauan worth 50¢ yard — on a2, ____‘___250 $6.85 Mandoiin, $4.85. We bave a limited number of elegant pearl Toilet Articles. At Money-saving Prices. California L>mon Cream, 2 for Requa’s Toilet Pumice... inlaid Violet Witch Haze , pint bottles......25¢ | Mando- Violet Toilet Ammon a, pint hottle..252 | lins of Roya! Tooth Powder, large tins........ #5€ | excel- Fountain Syringe —Good quaity, tent compiete with 3 hard rubber pipes, 2| tone and quart capacity.... G | quality Hot Water Bonles—Pure Para Ruo- | that re- tail regularly for 85 85, which will b on sale Monday only at. 34 85 » T3¢ Feit Mandolin Bags—special ache, etc..., PELEE L PP RV C e PR B £ TR Monday........ oeeee i 70¢. ... @c | 3°x6) inches, worth $8.00, 8ale price this week.. 25 | Absorbent Colton—k 1.50 Ca’nvag Guitar or Banjo _ £6x7T2 inches, worth 14 25, sale price this wee! L R, Cases—specia on Monday..... $1=15 4x7 feet, worth §7.00, sale price this week $85.75! 1 Rotundn. Musical Instruments—Second Floor. SHIPPING MACHINERY TO SOUTH AFRICA Firm Unable to Fill Orders ‘With Plant Running to Its Full Capacity. CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Shipments of min- ing machinery to South Africa has been resumed from this city. Thousands of dollars’ worth of machinery which could not be delivered during the Boer war is now going forward. One of the members of an iron firm, in speaking of the present prospects in South Africa, sald: “‘Orders from that country are coming in again and the indications are that the Transvaal will soon enter upon an era of prosperity such as it ore. has never known be- already crowded with or- ders and the plant ls running to its full capacity.” ————— At the Bankrupt Shoe Sale. Men's shoes that are worth $3 50 to $5, ‘made of vici kid, velour or box calf, shoes up to date, for §1 65 a pair, to-morrow at the bankr street, above City ipt sale of shoes, 1506 Market Hall averue. I DISAPPEARANCE OF A YOUNG MILLIONAIRE Moses Fowler Chase Escapes or Is Spirited Away From a Private Asylum in France NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—A dispatch to the | bo: Journal and Advertiser from Paris says: Moses Fowler Chase, the young .million- aire of Lafayette, Ind., has disappeared from the Dn""m insane lnylum near Paris, where he had been placed recent- iy by Dis aunt, Mrs. Duhms, of Cincin- nati. The family dispute over the young | Their side of the case is in cha.rga of Ed- man’s sanity has rearisen and will prob- mund Kelly, !hc ,\m(rlc,m lawyer. abjy go to the courts. etective Southerland of Chicago has arrived in Paris. He was sent by the Chase family In Lafayette. The detec- | tive found the boy in a private asylum. | While taking proper steps to remove the y. the latter suddenly disappeared. The keepers of the asylum Chase haa Eone, but they did not know where. No trace has been found and there are di- verse theories as to his disappearance. Whether he has wandered off himSelf of | Wesiey Merritt, U. S. A, and Mra Mecs been, spirited away can anly. be conjec- | ritt arztved here to-day ffom a protracted tured. Duhmes are now in America. | tour of Europe. Bishop Bu—tzell Becovsring. MONMOUTH, IlL, Oct. 13.—The condi- tion of Bishop Hartzell, Methodist Epis- | copal Bishop of South Africa, who has been seriously ill here for.several days, is reported to be imp: \H s. General Hern!t in New York. NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Major General