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SHOT DEi\|)'0N STREET By NE(;R0=.l2; f.i.".;.”.i.f.'.."-i:‘.."‘r.i..‘“ 51:2 ‘;;‘.:;.'f.;.i

after lunch Assistant District Attorney Stick-

ney went to the Tenderloin station

_"°__i`l' with a stenographer. In ii State-

' _ i ment to the district attorney, Davis,

NEW YQRK, April 18.-James Hpr- ninth street when Cassidy says he i §)heIiJiegrol, said thug he was cnipldycd

ris a member of the Henr Ta or - ~ - ‘ e y . Se igmnn, w o runs an auc ion ijoinpanyy jeweuers and ydinmhhd humpis ‘Elo i.negr0T`\;ulk1engr0lnstE_h_ l room at Ill West Twenty-ninth cutters at 10 East Twenty-thirdlwlgoll te lrechuilll' :ian g omeft street. Davis said Mr Seligiiian's street, was shot and killed yesterdayilmt In ,O at C-nn vgsy u ,-ts-mrevoh daughter had sent him to Sixth ave- nfternoon in Twenty~ninth street justi\l;rerin“}?i'; lfmldg em VM a 'hue for some candy and that be was off Sixth avenue, by a negro whoi The first shot' fired in front of lumetiirning with the _candy when the

saylsdtgat I-Ilaiilris and a companion West Twenty_nh’lth street struck Myitvillolérien rm; inttohil';‘i‘ni.nd mued him co i 8 wit ini. - ' - _ A Y SWUT il 3 ~

Mr Harris was 45 years old andlgzgggredlrlOlxsardlosgi,Brghfhgclxggfz, names, be said. He stepped into the

lived in Rutherford (N. J.), with his 1 fi I .L hallway next door to his employers

_ d the latter backei up ret wo _ the* - tl t 'o sisters. His mother an - » ’ store :ind got out his revolver and

mo I ‘in “ _ more shots. The first struck Mr th I SAN *mmm mr Uagsmy

is 80 Years old. ' I _ ~ » _ _ -_ eu, ie ~ - .' 5 '

There M6 t\\'0 DNSOHEFS in U18 igultgs ;:;“.gl£,_ .h;it;3,’e,lthf€,r§f§(;:;d He says that it was not his inten-

West Thirtieth street police station, Ilhrou fh the top of his glmu ' 'tion to shoot Mr Harris. _ George Davis, the negro who killed' Poliiemqn John 0.Le`m_y L), H10! Cassidy says that the _ii0_2‘F0 flu] Mr Harris, and Frank Cassidy, a qielxderloha Station was at the_c,.,,,,'m,_ nat come nt him at any time, hilt. butcher. (`:issidy is held as ri nia-for qevemh avcnm, when he h,,,,r,1 attacked only the _lewc-lll_\r. Miss. hc- terial witness. l ' » 'V _ I _ _ _ liginiin corrobora_ted the pnrt of the

Cassidy says he met l\lr Harris tn gfsthihgglers 5:3 `fpleJ~u;§g;(; iiegro’s story which hnil to do willi

:i saloon nt tlie southeast corner( of Mr Harris [eu and the mgm was the candy episode.

Seventh avenue and Tweiity-ciglit runnin “wav The negro put hh, -Q-l-~

i-itreet yesterday afternoon. I-Ie had Vg - '. t U ucemawsi THE SEASON FOR SPRAYING

never inet the jewler before. They revo ‘eg “glans tmudyothe wriqtl _ had a drink together and then start- Slogan n'egrO,S elglyn shgnd with ms* This is the time nf the year when eil f0lZ0llh0F “ll Seventh RVCHUU- Al fist and then wrenchzd the gun “way Fruit Growers should be busy inllicii- Tlllftiefh Sff£‘l‘Vf they l-\U`ll€<l “ml from him Qorcharzls. Pritniiig can lie done better walked over to Sixtli nveiiuc :ini . ` - f» - _'now than later rnd there-is moi'-~. then walked south to, Twenty-iiintli`te; Tag?0;?tgl51(3_c;urr?€h2;‘D lxgrylxgt time fm. this kind nf Wm-k_ pre1,,u.l_ street. According to Faissidy they mum, persons in'.I.',_,_,,_nu._mnth Stwet' tions Simuiii aim he mmm ¢_.,,. me “°i’¥’°" ‘“ f“`° 0” “ire” ““‘*""‘-‘ ‘md mir sixni avenue ii-ne 'cmwiieti nnd first. .Vin-ayiniz. 'rue iiiinin shoiiiti he had 8 drmk' . . lineii and women flockeii toward the til->I`0U‘i'f.i1ly overliadled' and nliv WW At Tw°“ty`mnth Street and Sixth place where the policeman was hold- parts needed ordered. .Those who have

“Ve““e,t‘hey turned west and ,were ing n negro and guarding a corpse. no pumps should go around among “bvut ln "Ont 0! 100 West T“em'y'»(7apt. McElroy liciird the shooting their neiizhhoi- fruit growers and ur-

range with half a dozen of them to

‘from the station house, which is just

opposite on Thirtieth street, and hny it pump among them. There is

came around with the reserves,‘Po1ice <no reasrn why one pump shold not

--- man Eckstadt, who had seen Cussidyiiie suflicignt for twenty mms of 0,-_

_ with Mr Harris arrested the butcher. ‘i-iii1rii_ spraying with the Lime Sui.

Rtllntd w0l`\‘l¢l‘l llle world A crowd composed of laborers from 1 hhnr wash wiht,-gr hmgngth should hh

the tunnel excavations and bystanil-,-dune the hi-sg fine (ia,-s_ as it is like. ers made for the nesw. Several Of! iy into- there win be coo much farm them carrying pieces of rope and work on and the spmyihg wiii be ai_ shouting he ought to be lynclied.Tlie together neglected 0,. will _be done in

over Use It

Every woman knows that there is

nothing so good for hair and scalp trouble as Parisian Sage. If Paris- ian Sage is used tivo or three times a week it will keep the scalp nice nnd clean and .remove dandrufl. It makes the hair lustrous and flully and keeps it from falling out.

We urge every woman who loves

radiant and fascinating hair to go to (leo. E. Hughes today and get' a large 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage. He guarantees it to cure dun- drull, falling hair and itching scalp, or ni<\n"y hack.

reserves had some difficulty in mak-

B, careless manner. The Dept. of Agri-

mg R path thr°“l'll‘ the ““gry. crowd l culture at Charlottetown will he glad t° get the negro to the pohce 5t“"to furnish instructions in connection

tion.

Cassidy did not know the name of

his companion. who was identified first by cards and ii commutation ticket found in his pocket. When the jewelry firm had been notified Alfred McKenna of 71 Solcum street. Fresh Pond (L. 1.), n member of the firm, came around mid verified identifica- tion. Mr McKenna is a hrother-in- laiv of the dead mnii. l-le said that

with spraying, pruning, grafting Sze., to any cn: asking for it. This is the season for the full apple crop, and all owning orchards should make en cf- fort to h1ve their trees got in as good condition as liossiblc.

ll»lEAllTliESSNESS

AND _FATAL FULLY.

(‘Al.HOUN, Ky., April 22-Witli the

.militia upon the scene to prevent, 'a race war, the authorities set out tr invcstigate the lynching of Wm. Rotter, a negro, who met his death

N ’ . at Livermore in a melodramatic-.

I' S 0 S scene of vengeance. He was accused

,of fatally shooting Frank Mitchell, 9. young white mnn.

ii 'l`lie assailant was strung up heforn

_thc stage of the (lpcra House and i

'crown of 100 men and boys who iill-

Q ed the theatre riddled his body with ‘bullers.

, So much per shot was charged. tl-

siim to be turned .iv-:r to thc Mit~

Start your Hot-bed now, be sure and plant ,,i,,,ii i,,,,,iiy_

Car|er'¢ Seed The reports received for germination ° ‘

1 “You can't he too careful in select-

of our present Stock can be seen at our oilice. ,ing vo", driigmre, especiagy in pr..

scription work Our record in this

Fresh Seeds (crop igiol from England, France, iwnrii is one uint nu might envy. our

prescription department is one of the

the unihd S‘\l°’i ° Q largest and most carefully conducted

Carler’s-Seeds Grow.

C\rl¢r'l Seeds produce bent Crops.

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in the province. Leave your precrlp- tions with us. The Two Macs.

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Halr Ribbon of all sllk Taffeta Four and one-half Inches wide 'ln

nrler | Seeds are the best that Grow. every wanted color nt iso per

yard. Stanley Bros 4~24d6l.

Carter a Sceill are used all over the Province. A e ' Carter &tompaiiy Lid.

_ Seedsmen to thepeople of P. E. island I ml ,,m,n¥g<:§,_ J Mo E0 ' sun .mc . `tar Steam L. undrY_

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Deslrnble property for :mln known ar Milford Farig", one ipile from Oliarloyte- town up the orth R ver Road. front na on the crthlllvt r, con=lstii‘ir of 24a- rei-

of lnnd In ' lift rllt ~ of cultiv-ition :nd Ienc-ilollln hwoiicroslots. New dwell lm? homie heated with hot water and out bu lrll mn in d repair also young orcl-

This is the fourth iiiiitrliiioiiial ad- venture of the bride, und it took place at the home of liz-r nephew l<ll-

I>y us a school girl when at 4 o’c1ock Mr. Neiimeyer led her into the par- lor of her nep1ie\v's lionie. The bride wore a gown imports-,I from Friiiicc und valued at $1 500. It was made of pink chiffon over pink silk and was of the bobble eil t. I. '-s tr' i il

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|§.`~"*',`§\'f_.1 , ‘.!V_;‘-~‘ Q I' I _ g g ' h _ ‘ 111151' tH;asllcy, of Hays street, in ;; i`_.-,_7 _ 5x- '. ~/-' 1. . 88 I1 . - _ .'-. , , »i}_'.'§;i;`.. }\‘ .,,,, -( 4 . -\` g '_ lt OV€1° Cafeflllly alld _ See W at It The new Mrs. Neunieyer was a hap- ‘ i' i ii i .

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_ _ ec t ua iinnti with rubies and otlicr jewels. She wore a diamond brooch :ind diamond

'r ear-rings, while her lingers glittcred

with diamond rings, some of which she had to remove in order to make room for the wedding ring.

“I hope we 'are goin! to be real

h=ini1r." said the brian to the -Hei- nld correspondent. “This is a reiil

much of a gentleman to do any thini.

., .-,V ig: ‘lv _‘i ._ ‘_A _ - _ thte sort.C 'I-Ie' loves ine dearly.

~ A ~. M Y W'-3 Dr?e|i;§edY<;1\;é she inriuiicd nslslie . A4 i f , TN' _ l I\0, I GUAKANTEL gmg cs, love, replied the bride-

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During the coniersntlon that fol-

lowed Mrs. Neumeyer told of htr former love aflairs. Slit' i'i_-iicntedly looked at~her spouse and siiiilcd dur- ing the recital : ;

"Money is a curse. Most of niy`

trouble ciin,be iittriliutcd to my mon- ey. I do not think iiow, tliougli, that it is going to intl-i't`ei'e with iiiy hap-

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“FllU|l`-l-TIVES” Wlll SURE

Backache means Congestion of the

Kidiieys. Dull ache in the luck- sharp, sliooling pains-headache and iier\'oiisiie.ss-iiieau that the l~Liilpeya_ are overworked. The llowels are cons- tipated and the skin is inactive, so that the Kitliieys are compelled to do the work of both bowels and skin iii tliroiv- ing off the waste of the body. ’l`_lie Kidiieys thus become irritated and iii- llanied and backaelie rcsiilts. The only possible way to relieve the congestion iind cure the pain is ,to force the lmwels and .skin to do their share ofthe work.

"lfi'uit-a-li\'es”, the great fruit ine-

dicinc, is the best and iiio.<t scicniific Kidiiey Remedy in the world.

“l-`ruit-a-lives” will alii-nys cure Pain

in the Beck and Kidney Troiiblc. 5,00. box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 251'. Dealers, or from I~`ruit-a-tives Limited, Ollawl.

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(."I"l`AV\`A, April 18-“The Canadian

diainoiid has been tested by the greatest gem experts in the world and proiiiiunced equal in iiuality to the famous pro<liict'of South Africa." said Il. A. ,A, Jolinstoii, iiiiiici'a1~ logist and ciiriitor of the lleological 'Stir'-'cv, today.

In January last tliaiiionds were dis-

cin-ci-etl in the Ollvcnc Mountain iii lBritisli Coluiiiliia. _It was the first idiscorery of its kind niadc iii Caii- iada_ and Mr. Johnston naturally be- :-anie greatly iiitcrested and sent for si»ei‘iiiif.~ns of the geiiis. The discovery soon lit-i-.iiiizc iioiscd about and other iiiineralogists in diliei-cnt parts of the world also became interested.

Aiiioiiz those in \vh0m the diiicovcrv

piiiess with my hiisbuiiil.

“I was married tiiast when I wasi

only thirteen years old. l ivns. trav- elling tliroligh_l§iii'ope \\'itli iiiy pur- unts, and while in ltzily l niet Uoiiiit Maxon. When I lclt Italy and retiirii- cd to this country lir- lollowcil' nic to Loiiisvillc. He proposed to nic, and ive were married. llow linppy we were ! But one day we went out rid- ing when he wusaccidcntally thrown from his horse and killed."

On May 14 Mr. and Mrs. Ncnmeyei- will start for Europe, where they will i spend the summer iiioiitlis. The con-I ple will returii to this country in thc fnll and will go :Lt once to l’iilni Bench and Ormond (l~`la.l, wliere the wife lins winter homes.

libI(lIPIlO(}IT\' RATIFIED

BY l{l‘ll‘lll<I:_<l~lN'1‘LA'l`lVlCS.

WASHINGTON, April 22-President

'l‘alt`s Cniiadian licciprocitv agree- ment, siipportetl by ull butliaiidfiil of Democrats, and oi~posc<l by a mn- jority of Repiililicnns passed the House of Rcpi~csi\ntativcs by ei vote_ of 1565 to llll. i \‘»'ith iieuriy :|10 Ilemocrats in con- trol, and their action endorsed by ri: large body of Republicans, the hill- to put the agreement in force wris' adopted with no nrrieiidnieiits and in almost identically the same form as it passed the House in last session to the pi-nceciling (_‘oiigrcss.

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DYSLPEPSEA Can Be Cured.

This disease is the nll pieviiiling

maludy of civilized life, und one uliicli ofteiiest bafiles till ordinary t.ren_tment. It gives rise to ii. great variety of distress- ing symptoms, such as distress after exiting, rising :mil souring of food, wind iii the stomach. heartburn, etc.

Nearly everything that enters_n._weiik

tiyspeptic stomach acts as an irritant; hence the great difliculty of elleutiiig A cure.

The long train of distressing symptoms,

which render life a burden to' the victim

by ilie use of Burdock Blood Bitters. g

B.B.B_ regulates the stomach, liver a_nd

bowels, stiii`iulnte.s _secretion of the saliva rind gastric juice to facilitate tligesiioii, purifies the blood, and tones up the entiie system.

Mrs. Herman Dickens, Benton, l\_B. writes: “I have used Burdock Blood Bitters and find that few medicines ciiii give such relief in iiyspepsiii. and sloinacli troulilcs. I was troubled for ii. number of ye-,irs with dyspepsia, and could get no relief until l tried Burdock Blood Bitterfi. I took three bottles and became cureil, and I ciin new ent anything without il hurting me. I will highly rccommeiid il to :ill who ‘hrs trohbled with stomach trouble." Manufactured only by The T. Milburn

Oo., Liinitoil, Toronto, Oni..

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We carry asplendid stock in

this linc-- Everything tn make your liuuse-clcaiiingas easy as possible. _

Ill-re you will lind

Household Ammonia

Furniture Polislics

Castile Song

| \Vondershine

_ Powd. Bornx Moth Balls (bulk and pkge) l‘utz Cream

Serublis and Chvmois

Hand Cleaners

Carpet Wash, etc, etc.

Also mnny other articles too

numerous to mcnlioii. All fresh

stock nnd of the bent duality.

| Let un have your orc er. _

E. A. Foster

I Central Drugstore

of ilvspepsin, may be promptly cured.

awekeiird a keen interest was llr. Kunz. the Tillaiiy gi.-m exp(-i‘t, and one ol the foi‘eiiiost authorities on piecioiis sttiiics iii the worlil. He wrote Mr. .loliiiston from New York and askcil liliii to send spcciiiiciis of the (`anndiaii ilintiiiiiiils for the pur- pose of liaviiig than tested. liist‘nd ol sending.: siicriinens, liowe.'i-ii, Mr. 'Jolinston wciitfto New York himself about ten days ago and took a quan- lily ‘-if i-hi' l~’.l’ii.s iiith liiiii_ lie rc- turned today. - ~

"Ili: Kunz and otliers ivrrc greatly

sui‘pi'i.s'»<l at thi-_ beauty of the Cana- dian diniiionil and they are now cn- tlii1e~'iiistl<'rilly singing its praise," said .\‘li~_ .loliiiston today. Dr. Kunz infule tests with radium in a dark room. The Uniiatlinii dianiond was placed aloiiigside the South Africnii product and slioweil itself to be the eiiiiul. It pliosplioresceil the same as ani' well-orilei'cd diamond should.

"i`iiii= iiartiiriiinr occurrence is re-

;;'iii\i;ii rn; lii.'.i=lj.' to throw inoil- light on tlio orii-_iii of .t`;ic ilimiiond than any other occiirreiice elscwlif-i‘i-. We have been seurcliiiig tlirongli thi- i'ork_ and with the Riii of iiiici'osi:oiiic slides have been nlile to see tlic diniiiontl in the rock. This is the first occasion on which this luis been done."

.\li'. Joliiistoii states that prospect-

riw are li?='.‘l_v to enter the new field iii __;i'f.it l-iiiiilil-is uh _quiiii as the snow in ini- inoiintaiiis inclt_.~i. "Tho <iu.'1liLv of the tliiiiiioiitl is iieyonil dis- l‘iti‘." lie sz\i.l. “'l‘|ic only uiicvrtaiii thing about it iio\\' is tlii; \_,-i;»,@_"

I_\' l.il‘.-‘ING MEMORY. ' _

'[‘licr.=. departed this life on March

Lllst. 1'J1l after ii few weeks illness Ht the use of S8 wits. Marv.-v.-itiow of the late Donald l\lcl.aui:liliii and ti dnugliter of thc inte Jolin Miirmy, i`lydi\ Rivt-r. llcceiisird wzisi ri (_‘lii'ist- inn woin:-ii iii the true si-use of the \‘.'oi‘tl, kind, iiiiseifizeii nnil inol`i‘i_\|i- sive. ln the coniniunity :intl in thc lioziie she wus a model woinaii and many have enjoyed her hospitality. Her iiaiiie will be inscribed on the -honor roll of Heaven and her mem- lory kept fiiirrrniit in the minds of Licr many relatives and friends. She left to mourn three song mid iivh Iflfluklll-PIR _Tllffy are--Arcliilinld rind Alexander in California, John on the old hoinastead, (llyde ltivcr, Mrs. Alexander Mcllcaii and Mrs. James _McFadyen, tit. Catherines; Mrs. Mar- garet lllcllcnn, Clyde liivcr; Mrs, Alex. l\lcDoiigall, Argyle Sliorc; i\lrs. Ncil l-l. liecr, Los Aii;:cli‘.s, (‘.;;i_ The lliiiwiltook iiliwe on .iiirii znii from the lioiiie of Alex. illclmiin with iwliom ilecenscil had snr-nt the hitter part of her llfe, to Clyde River Ceme- l20Py. 'l`lie service was condiicted at the house hy llev_ W_ M, Field, Tryon, niid at the grove by .iev_ Mr, Calder. The pall bearers were-Wnll Mcliciin, Golwloii Mclicnn, Hcbcr Mc- Lean and Nelson Mi-liaiigliliii, llnnciiii Mi:l\'cviii, Scyiiioui' Mclieaii.

I roiisider MlNARD'S LINIMENTl

the BEST Liniment in use.

I got my foot badly jammed inte-

ly. 1 bathed it well with MINAItD'H LINIMENT. and it was as ivell as ever next diiy_

Yours very truly,

'I‘. (l. McMllf.l.EN.

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enornioiis quantities with cash were we able to offer you such_ excellent clothing ar sucli small prices: You make a wise move by llilllllg 31,, }dR0\VN’S, which ever way you*

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Brown’s present showing of ready- io wi-ar clothing will give you as niucli satisfticlioii as the best of cus- toin tailored suits can. llron-ii's prices are away below tliosc of

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