The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1901, Page 5

A hd Oe OPC rhage NS Tale An Lt Gig THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVEN ING; “AUGUST 7, 1901. 7 POET, PHILOSOPHER AND __[GUNBOAT MACHIAS | ee AGHETISHL v PROSPECTOR IN A PRISON. SENT reese mE ce With a-Capital of $100,000, for the Purpose of Teaching Personal FOO 9-0-8-0.06 Dr. Law, a Sepiuace:| Will Protect American Interests on the Isthmus “WHEN DEATH (ee) IES. While Revolutionists and Government ‘Magnetism and Hypnotism narian, in Trouble a Forces Fight by Correspondence. | Thr h = Written in Ludlow Street Jail by Richard S. Law. Q Siar = —— | ihroughi transac ; = — - EVERYBODY MAY NOW LEARN, | tions in Minin g en 1 am all unhinged: Merry-makings had ‘The erring and the good 3 : When Death, dictator of this world, In ‘Their brother and their friend. .' WASHIN IN, Ate. 7 Navy, inneetion ®ith the Colombian uy 7 * y = ¢ Stock, Declares He]? porn to me come and sy: al pepertinenteelite uruerene nme cunih es liste - py ear eu ; j Will Soon Go Forth “Thy work Is done In retrospect see but the coord Machias, now at Boston to proceed) & Vive f Department Stanton Stre t Mo Ir { Thy strife is ended; mest vanished The better things Hamp Toads an. © to Colon, | wa hor e urns.) to Advertise the College. 4 i i i 1 separate the perishable; From thy thous! ender, loving things at the stern terming the Panama mo United ry H 5 q and Find Millions in 1 make thee free— Sometimes upon my fading picture look, Vive said and d Ratiroad to look after Umertoan interes | States Consus nama say Child Favorite Crush The American College of Sciences,. Precious Metal. Go thy way to higher beatitudes.” Ite maul of fare and term f thou payee tots there hat a prensenicer tealn oa ery ed by Wagon. vf Philadelphia, Pa. is a novel In- Drs mate ch ol jeaven for me ‘Thie in in connection with the re re - roe Havmiisaverali Covers t ° o f —e When this hath been, May at vlew remembrance bring rivilege of endeavor sf dbsturounces iReTUALIGAECTNERC iy ae Atluition:| Lt Ieehertered nic Sag MInUitroubletland versity And in the earth my body's laid. Of what this day tam For better life Neat the Istimur formed of any tre vs, with a capital of $100,000, for never trust a woman, a preacher And riotous worms have To all men tn this world— In better worlda beyond. The State Dep t hy ai | ready $ the purpos of teaching Personal I CO Cos OLD eee raL Nave SAMA. stag | UPON the Navy Vepartinent Wo send aie to . Magnetism, Hypnotisin, Magnetic ; betray you: the preacher will COOCOOOOOOOAETA 816165 Senne WSECanony te Latch) MeN coment na neu la) cise Healing, ete. by correspondence. 4 @ decetve you; the inwyer will At an expense of over $5,000 the 4 ckmai! yon, In prosperity I AX RA I E FO R 1 90 1 college has i remarkable work - they will all pinck you.” | m theses ten thousand : wT, Bo spoke Dr. Richard 8. Law to an oples of which will be given away : Evening World reporter to-day just be- ’ absolutely free, The book fs ele- 4 fore leaving Ludsow Btreet Jail, where a gantly illustrated with the most ex- he had been a prisoner for five day: fae q SELLING Stock pensive engrasings, and It Is decid- eee ee a ee etter he } AIS FRIENDS = edly the finest and most comprehen- Court, anti show why he should not be punished for contempt. After Itatening to the arguments of counsel and taking into consideration the fact that Law spent time in Jall. An Increase of Seven Points Is Noted in All the Boroughs of Greater New York sive work of its kind ever published. It is the product of the combined talent of thirty distinguished hyp- notic specialists and scientists. It 4 subi Justice Hascall purged him and ordered the lawyers for the complainants io examine him in supplementary proceed- a amean rae thoroughly explains all the hidden secrets of Personal Mbhgnetism, Hypnotism, Magnetic Healing, ete. The report of the Finance Committees tees of the Municipal Council and Board of THE TAX RATE By agreement the lawyers decided to Aldermen respectively on the tax rate dave) the] exam nation: take(place)injtnd for 191 waa ready for submission to the YETTA RICHKEE. It Is full of surprising experiences, ! office of Kenneson, Crain, Emley & joint «enaton of the two hounes in the FOR THE YEAR 1901. 5 and makes many startling disclos- 3 Rubino, at No, 11 William street. As Aldermanic Chamber at noon, put at ye the child's pretty face, unmarked by} ures in regard to the use and posal- 4 Dr: Law] waa) leaving te] court (room| he that hour only nineteen Aidermen ard At ee ees he anes of the heass wan Satl bilithes of this secret power. 3 said: “My arrest was an outrage. ©] nix Counellmen ware in the Clty Hx HaswesLover her and catised ath oriheTeallaconale : came to New York ready and willing to SI] Forty-nve members are required for te jeevotta, who waa elght years old and q| Tl college absolutely guarantees @ubmit to the examination.” | a ‘quorum, difter, general pet and favorite in the net that any one can learn these sciences, In Contempt of Court. 3 tion of the Assembly in only borongher Fowl of No. 6s Stanton street, where she | in a few days at home, and use the Dr. Law had been a guest of the Lud- & story, but is required by the Q Mantattns lived wit its, wan pushed by | Power without the knowledg> of bis’ low sincs Inat Saturday. Ho was ar- 8 though the Department of § Hravkiy a oe t Festartaya(attaraen carte oiaaNedl ford elon d i » Now i ve~ f 1 . en te and reporta ft} Queens ant fell u as it was e| el Tented at his lodgings, No. 35 Fitth ave OI TAxchm Oxenham rate. . | Stunton fram Allen street. | and addresses of some of the pupile nt arried the child, eru vuverneur Hospital, wh: onsctons all night minus through the Finance Department | The budget for 190 calls for $46.208.- | 461,55 to pay the expenses of the year, with $11,787,919.88 additional In the rev enues of the general fund and lesa $10,690,568.82 to be rained by the five coun- | tlen in the city for their respective county budgets The report of Chairmen Alderman Muh and Councilman Goodwin giver the following tax rates per $10 f Manhattan and the Bronx §2.0173W6 Dor 4 and |so that he might communicate with | them personally. Several hundred were offered, from which the reporter. rd of Yettats| selected eighty-four, The replies re- ple of heavy | celved were more than sufficient to and Kuve veut to] convince the most sceptical in regard conauling neighvors stood | to the wonderful benefits to be: de- rived from this mighty power. There in the On, no; 1 don't blame Yetta's pli were absolutely no fallures. All MINT ite for her death,” she sobbed had learned to make practical use of: driver of the wagon. | blame|the sciences. The following extracts: they let him go.” are taken at random from the letters Ave, on a ballnble attachment obtained in the City Court by Ray Bacon as at- torney for his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Walling. Mrs, Walling and her husband, who was formerly a preacher of Wilmington, Del., bought many shaves of stock in the doctor's Golden Sceptre Mine in Kock Creek, Mon, Through the preacher and his wife other mombers of the family and friends were Induced to purchase until $5,285 worth of stock had been dis. Increase a nte In each har- at of 9, fon and et that] about estate wi, ronal pro} The sum ri wan $9,923, ast year by taxation | Was ¢ besed of. Brooklyn $2.38853 Henish, twenty ght y¥ * 3 In the mean time the doctor had gon- ucenal avenue, Brookl: for the benefit of readers: to look after other mines. Just before was arralg J. H, Schneller, 113 Avon st., La Crosse, he loft the city Bacon obtained an order Richmond, nanengiiee Maxist ra in the ta, Uypnotism truly’ reveals’ the ! The rates last ye Manbattan | had had) ne amine tt, art te rets of Ife and the mysteries of nature. to examine Law in supplementary pro- ings. The order was served, but he . The other day the Ht th My own father could not have convt ine of ite wonderful power if I had not! jd Yetta's fu-] actually tested it (or myself. 1 consider « kIvn, on. nd an ad Aug. Wat ind the Bronx, B13: Queen s234i61: and Heh ce aid no attention to will he Bacon met his man and got out an at- et 1. cuse of ‘ ‘contempt of! court: the rent ove es a ito; to contempt of court. AU I2.% a quorum wan secured and hy hos ue ethics who wish to achleve success and live up to an with Councilman * Finane Cause of the Trouble. ‘The whole trowble ts rigit here,” sald Dr. Law. “These good people got half the mount of the shares they sold. ‘They got the money as well as 1 did. 1 coulf, not help it because the mining stoclt wert down. We did not have tie Joint seasion Goodwin in the chair, VACATION IN AUTOMOBILE. | ic. ames! Watton MaPtinnellies tod. writes: Hys health, sapon otism. openn the road ito ant pr pearityst It should, be studied by every one. 4 not part with my knowledge of it for any amount. The instructions have developed within me a force of character, an ability to influence i. Hulme, of Madison, N and control people that I did not dream’ I tomy to work It. I believe the mine 1s CLERK TRACKED FIND FIFTEEN full of gold, and T ahould not be at all ; could acquires surprised if It should develop into a re pleasantly spending a Ae Clinger, M. D.. Springfield. Oto, writen: Tl have used the methods of hyp- Bonanza. It is owned, by the helra of ‘Arthur Coburn, of Philadelphia, who Fas drowned from his yacht In’ Long | fortunes come and go. you know. Island Sound, e worked side by side In the mines “But all mining ix a hazard. You en who were paupers, Dut who fotlam taught by the American College of) Sciences In two cases of diMcult sui operations with perfect success. It Tao wm complete anaesthetic, and preferable: to chloroform or ether. ‘I acquired a practical ton day paseed through POOIOOHOIOSS wich, hound eastward. ‘They are and hangs on to them, like Russell Sage, Hing ina lan nutorn ' then ts when he deserves credit.” ry ‘elt larest of ite kind ev Dr. Law {s not only a veteran mining ix covered, has a front can‘t-sce into the ground further than sare living In castles the end of a It'is a chance. The here is Senator Jones, of Nevada prospector, but he 1s also a philosopher pet knowledge of hypnotiaa In leas than three. man who. Ko in must wait on] 1 remember twenty years’ ago he w: a poet. He callx the Ludlow his ro Ee We hutiek #Ph. Sa ee Re a eid ania roel CLL Two M tine beh "fy tne i, thee, ak aken his money” on the thro owen broke” Then he recovered. an reiting i in| eae nvietleah Paryat reamaton, ae Soa fan There Tsu Gascinatton about tall, | again, climbing up ehe golden uit o: seal ever Borraw trouble.” continued Followed with Plunder|Two Murder Cases inj ttuime as chanteur. They ran from ahiotic eas of rheumatiem, Aya bal an ¢ @ game of chance, rosperity. remember when Alvinza hd tor. * is le matter wi not .. < eric c paralys! long standing, ave 20t. a Sf Shave mined in every country_in| Woward, one of the owners of the great tmount fo much. I ahall son be out im! to Receiver and Then Batch Handedin by |noure at aitton on Monday and ataye;|moele failure: 1 conaider a. Ko the world where there are mines. To- | $11,000,000 Utica mine, did not have credit the West again. I long for the freah there overnight. From here they went |har greativ: increased. th day Tam broke—fat broke, But in «| for a sack of four. mountain air of the West. I long to Arrested. Grand Jury. to New London, and will travel to Hoa. | OM’, Freatiy Increased ye old man ralwed hia hand In! "At last he struck it, and he had to remime my search—my never-ceasink ton and Cape Cod-and up through the | parton So Rett 5 § i @ quick gesture above his bead and his | go to Calaverax County to get enough search with all the world for gold. —_ Kshires and Maine.” ea aieal| PATHE NED sou errl ten iets Rage y re nervous prostration an face lighted ‘in a year I shall be | provisions to tide him over until his pie “te is gold that makes the world go ms worth a mill 1 know it!” mine panned out. Charles Lane, the around, “Tf it were not for gold there] enjamin J. Schlelter, twenty years] The Grand Jury handed in nfteen His voice was clear. A red glow came | multi-milllonaire mine owner, worked | COOOICOODOOGOS 9000000005 would be no civilized world; there would ¥ ve indictments to Vi of the Court of into hia cheeks. Ife spoke with enthu- | for a Inborer's wag Heng eee erecta theres would ber ne | cldaaa trusted employee; of) Albert (Hi) Instetmentel te, Karki tet! the) Court ot sinam. “pid T once have n-million dollars? {/man when he ta broke to say he once |citien: there would be no billion-dollar] Bogart in the intters wholesale ehoe Seasiona to-day. Most of the E ‘ama. young man—only_ seventy-| never counted it. I have been up and|had millions, ‘They call him achaa-baen. | mteel atrike. fam going with the rest of | nouge at No. 99 Beekman atreet, was|casen wery for grand larceny, larceny Ty ro wna veer: ort aavihla wits three,” sald he. “Why, In this buainess ‘down a dozen times, Itt no use for a! But when a man has got the millions! them for gold.” arraigned before Magistrate Oimsted, in] and other minor cases, Two of the Turse tallahteatedlaty os oe I ieuat tine free Centre Street Court to-day, on a charge| cases were for murder. sasantlmiataralnutee ead selenite cient have hypnotized a number of others of having stolen hundreds of dollar | One wan against Thomas McGurk, of tis ee rciaihisvemployers No. 315 East Elghty-firat at harged e) rhe first ten thousand persons who, ‘August Torchta, a shoemaker at No. 61] with the shooting and killing of Gott- He) OFF hala to he American College of ifth avenue, waa ulso arraigned on afileb Sache, at Sixteenth street and aienceaiyell FecelXe) absolutely free, | charge of finving received vhe atolen| Hroadway on July 17 last Le enna rool that brought - : , property. Saehr had complained to the employer SC H WA RTZ, pecs ppe cee Gees Tt: fa: Schlelter wae regarded by Mr, Bogart}of McGurk, who was a wateaman, and finish, 7 a tat et rom start to E as wholly honest, and not until te] McGurk drew a revolver and shot and erent lees Tuselcnenines Ieyaulwanteatoone ar eee homes a . | shortages were discovered In the stock, [killed Saehr Fulton $t 704, near Oxtord St., Brklyn.| the American College of Selences, of which Schletter had charge, was the The her case of murder ia that of " hed Fulton, Medford. De: 6. G a y ranch wniton, near edtfors pt. 340 C, 416-420 Walnut stree youth suspected. Mary Jennings, thirty-six years old, an] RETIRING FROF BUSINESS, | Philadeiphia, Pa, and. you will be NS . . | . ‘Then he wae watched and seen to take! amoloye of a reataurant at No. 12 t BBN Pa, Yonkers Editor’s Novel] Accused Him of Insult-/ Ceremony and Flowers| Without Known Rela-|1 »x rom the mace which ly Verelty. place, who on. July 16 stabWed | ,j20u cet! a Trunk, Nae or ceive the book by return mall, Kate MeVeight, another employe of the For Sale H Way of Getting His ing, Then Strik- Mark Funeral of Rt. | tives, Pretty Child Is [inh git'ihevewidence con which | restquran with a potato. knife.” All of and idence on which “We are out for pitasure and will |p e yepaia. My case bamMed all medic: Tore the fancy atrikes uum and | stud Tuypnouri ‘from. the Americas ade pei a maid Y ulme. | College of Sclences, and tried It upon. my> They expect to cover 2,000 miles Seif with, surprising results, In eke w Property. ing Her. Rev. Littlejohn. Cared For by City. | ause4 in A1tert and ther of forenain- | those Indicted pleaded not guilty when mS ination arraigned. E IT A Rick since oe OeS -——— pe = EV ERYBODY: Anything you want. Dry Goede, Clothing, Cloaks, Jew —— Ingistrate Cornell had finished the 35 With all the ceremony the lturgy of “5 alee A Ae ot a sanei| Dr, Julian Hoffmann, af No. See Vong Protestant FE SS EeSh pauaotee aa pretty a jurt Che if 8} cto to-day when a middle-aged man wear- | OM avenue, was in the Yorkville Court] mits the body of Bishop Littlejohn was years old, nobody: stems) to) want: Gene- ing a long coat ang a sombrero | to-day In answer to a summons pro: | consigned to the Krave to-day by his| vleve Phayne. So to-day Magistrate Q dn) perme sie hat and carrying a «mail made | Cured by Ida Sanstman, a domestic fF | brother bishape, in the of the'| Grane In the Harlem Police Court sent : eet | yh Penner, who lives on tae second ay oD Jos . I Is id diocese, toe his way before him. cared | ang Teand diocese, $9") ner to the Institution of Mere: sh Nah ey | floor of the house in. which WH, oftimivn | givin with laymen representing the | wt '? aay to be grentiy cle J, and he satd in a She maid chat the doctor hadltany church interests with which the| 5° {fr as she known Genevieve has ee Dentistry: Geer tale - ‘a i } struc t ate Bishop had been {dentitled. not a relative in the world. Six years m J.C. Meschenmour, the editor jon Sirciesenta Oni ecor hopiha . 4 ° ‘ of the Yonkers Journal and 1 enme nere Pee RY Pach iungral ny hey Ga teary | abo, hea father died: Then) a staterjend WATERBURY NSO Bowery, cor. Ca Joan Most, the Anarchist, some years] , Vooanienenrecaaeaithe burs folreponts aiiOulrag valent aleut’ was?arrented| Cor aniline CaN rece acid, wich preceded the bur: |ajsbrather) followed. Laat) of | ail) her, ae AHONDS WA THIER JEW He was referred to Clerk Charles An-| Oe O yo Maeikesa adits Paseeseeain cul ae with the Hik®| mother died, six monthe ago, leaving 4 raleherehy thes. Aw he appronche! the clerk ne | boy in. c oat ts chureh HM veing omitted. Vnnivieve to a frlend, Mra. May Allen, | Myles McDonnell Asks/New Police Plan to D T euld as he ald down a parcel: enor h dete A Me i L of No, 314 East One Hundred and Twen- a) 1 Tdetiver to you a hat." thenouse A Pett dof the centre alsle the /ieth street, for Harry Price's Go Into Effect don’t want the hat." said the| Penner apartment while the fatnliy: is in lay tn state ina purple cas) tninie to support her, Mrs, Allen A t A I 54 West 23d St., New York. clerk. | the Catskills, and she was aushing and ring his robes. A lighted can-| at the young girl to Sirs. Mary Moore, rrest. ug. 13. Gusialtal Eder ative “You must take ft," Inslated the man, | HONE toy ane ear a eel anich nak hee turne to une churen fOr N22 Kant One Hundred and Ty 414 & 4N6 Fulton St., Brooklyn. “because It ia part of the legal juries (ey nants wtruck her. She anid ahe| NUCH Aad deen worne to che church} iy eighth street. To-day Mrs. Moore MASE ATT TY prudence of this district. { will now en-! was Druised anout che ore ust and from the See House earller In the day.) voir. she asked tiat Genevieve be| Myles McDonnell, who was acquitted | The three-piatoon system will be tn : | “sShne Woman la crazy.” Dr. Hoffmann | Near by were banked flowera that had | ™ paths ’ TEIN POSITIVELY EXTHACTED 4 WED Ughten you as to th of the case. Venda He beatae eichasedimeraround |h one y . ‘e 1 \ ; called for by the city. of the charge of murdering George |augurated in the Police Depar:ment of WITH IAIN HY OUR NEW BOTANICAL weekly, payments: 1 love the xame of pinochte. It'e all! (he nouse witha hi ue Mal b) a CS re — Price in a gamblers’ feud In the Onawa | Gre ew York at § o'ciuck on the ISCOVERY APPLIED TO Usts. ced and delivered the rage In Yonkers, next to golf and {my hani She lent churet LE Cafe, fears that a conspiracy has deen | morning Tuesday Aur. 13 1 . Briage wala, men and same the agar iaponey | Socorated sich len, nowerine” cian] DISGUISED TO ESCAPE MOB. |iormma ty trices triemis to tur hie| hat nn peicoiman or oer pn “LE went to a saloon kept by Reed! Whistles and sings at all hours, See Hfe. except under exceptional condition S jes and . While ithe clergy were forming in . Bron, at No, (2 Grand street and Joined | ("You “acem io be eagily, put out.” the | jine In’ the crypt of the cathedral the |Negen attired me Woman Folta| On MeDonnell's petition tn the Harlem|be compelled to do duty’ for more ina game of pinochie with three men. | Magiatrate declared. “} shin the house Beople in the church, were permitted 10 Seerngtn . Police, Court to-day a new summons| eight houra at a stretch. | e re hd with me an umbrelia and 1 lald) TFou're right, dudge.” said Dr. Hott. Ree e ee tae aehasey ateiedownatne pacer earn cores was {nmued calling for the production in| In making this announcement this | ie:tecs 111 Guaranteed. ton the table nearest to me, When I] mann, as if the Magiatrate's aympathles |aisie the procession of Bishops and mi ispactal to venting coutt on July 39 of Harry Price. the} morning Commissioner Murphy said tees eutractes FREE started to go one of the men had the] Wer wnolly; uf Pte se hae tolmev es Isters pas up to the altar, the fa-| MACON, Ga, Aug, —In the gulse of! qeadq man's brother. The installation of the three-platoon ant go home a aud: . alr, to way that my umbrella | py terre ence, ctl Cals jardin thy 4 Ar ofan ty male}, woman Joehun Salton colored, e-| sseponnell alleges that Harry Price [system will make neeramary the ox- | Pu Sets of Teeth n ie tel uf nized to bmn He took horreeslon at eS g ihe celebrant was the Very: Rev. Dean eared] irom eek anRlaHaltee thoes reatened to shoot Alm on signt penditure of an additional dollar aor | eutt Crowne, 22 kurat. EXCHANGE WATCH CY) 2 it and called me a Har, and as f could Samuel Cox, who was nesiated by the | ane ow sec tH se . re for Price en sf) anvaditional man. It wil pli ings ts aS Se not get back my tmbrelin took the| WETERAN MUSICIAN DEAD. Venerable Archieac NRryane of Queens | He in charged with attempung to mur: ees rene pad feria Eee . Meee tee irc aaitints ua Ser Filllugs TostaboundtandaRewardst “ath nd Nassau, ectiheaatieat aed yom nthe fret summo ‘ ice, : s man's hat. 2 Reema "The binhops preneat were Right-Iev. : ca Mire pals owen atacleon it more men Bea NUAGiER Tien le hen nan homes OUR La a BRIDGE wi “I now want you to notify the man|" . Moufter, oe Accompn-| it. C. Potter, Right-Rev, W. D. Walker, | 2m LYS A Eshaderbhed bd A wummona was also issued for Sam- [under the present arra Mestoren fesay ed) te that a« soon ax he returna my umbrella] nied Jennie Lind, Was Famon: ofa Westerip Now si ork Miighe: Hey ek Mas Pier reas Mec nsureea de | wel: Hopper iwho| Inst Fey ena [een AUS e NeRe CANT E pret Brees Me f 4 a vo negrom oppery ts » F Pee tTeTETERASEIOR he can come here and get his hat. I} oyu Aug. Philip J. Chauncey RB. Bre: anectlout, otweel ane ina Harlem sal afthat the f rail tog SHE IONS: know the man.” 2 ted and Right-Rey. Weed, of Florida ness pelweehaslacensand sb id ' —_—_——- bons he umaiaaae |Hoatter, who accompanied Jennie Lind | and Went ley, BOG. Weed of Florly | vitia in which vicinity hia had been he, too, for peach othe ’ ae a a terk Anthea Insiated that he would} on her. triumphal American tour, 18) opr, 11. 41, Caammann, A.iN. W hiding. Attempts were made to lyned ee ni Py ES Te | ‘ ents hat, but the man re-| dead at hin home near Yorktown, Mr, cone Ns Bs. ¢ his Runt Be mont him, to es hihe wasidrersediin ee Ipla ne ne ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS. ; —~— fe take Ie with him Hoaffer wax one of the most noted] Whhelmus van | woman’ 5 [ive i t in enn woman'e And ney brough editor then iplekedt uneals gacenel mi lane in the Central States, aid-alt pian Roe MR TT ARAN WOMAN FELL TWO STORIES Cnt Paste Wotn Boy's Ma Real Estate sroom, after caution- {a century: 8 a Moline ——— Reece = ee 4 | rk not to xive up the hut ane [inte He war elghty-three sears old wil Lowa Wey Wer Heud Madly Ce I ROT le Beans his Is Certainly a Bargain | Lawyers. umbrella Wan retura ——$———— DAR RAPIDB, li. Au Man and Wome th Pecceeo jai Hunter, of No. 170 2K arny ave ga 1. y ame >| a “ 1" nue. nry adly » , md Pd . ee Tin Products Got unaming will be nomina FRANKFORT, Kk Iichard s ; on z «expel Herbert intone Weilsteat trnelattiitel hanalresdyce, the Repuolican State Convene And Sarah Hil, w ared ta We ee lA 1) VORCE S TRMIRE SB td * LONDON, Aug, 7—The approaching | ine manufwcturere of tin. and probination af the iutsences, refused to teavel DUT TN oe anne - —<— Marriage of Herbert Gladstone, von 4 shee: si nealnsta pie, rele ad to them taar| [°° : i es * hen large numoer rae y to the yard of her home to-day : nsibility Nanted—Male. the lute Wiilam_£, Gladstone, and Cc ha vats HUMOT Hight wan adminintered a cout of tar] Vie head wae adie cut, hot she ose slvigne ingenstb litt | Help Want 3 WANTED—Apply ‘MT. Coanolly. daughter of Sir Richard Horner Paget, ' Gfacturetety Brronet. is anncunced, RE sii nicennetrs can fap and hers, ‘hey then departed from eped serious injury ewan ende oda yaad yan caped serious injury. She waa attended the town without further notice. and remained at home, swollen amd it is ¢ will result,