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T0,RONfI10iili 'FA“Ml"NEvIS FEARED “"l‘RI_AI. CONTINUES

R _ A N on Sunday--Bld~ - . ~;_Not Return-'lfheir Bodies,

`l¢.°lt1_1\=u-. scam s-ispssiso-a ‘l°lW_|_°»'\l¥Q'_"I\lD¥ tragedy look place at Vul1nneil`»‘on 'Sundcy, when Shirley Dtyldionwon ol Justice Daviilsnu and Midi Elisha Illngston, daughter of the latl‘Sli' Wm. Kingston, were drowned. Ur, 'Davidson waea week end quest at

IQ_tly Hiugsfon's summon residence, some miles do lvnthn rlvsr. 0n.Blurday morning ‘the two went salllugfand an hour aftir the cn'nce

was fcunli without any signs ,ol (hd oci:upav}_ie,» ~=t. ` = ‘ It Isbblipved that a sudden lurch lhrew

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_ . _ dui “cool ' , ni. i.

Miss ldlpqepcp ou , and that Davldhon ,_~',“gN?2 ~-_~ “Q W " °

"Eagan, Anusrtfra, August 5.-(Special)

cial; ,

" -»'I,‘kHel'e is promlsndl'so`pNlres coal famine

-l“\1\DP*l°'=‘lcsouc ber. A strong _<,-ur¢‘ert1"’.'_NN'|9 .I . N'-'3 l’°”’N’“lr'\l'hll‘t' thi’ °*P°1"

nroiniu;-sqee_ii_-the some their

"“.\ Jo -. : = -i

leuosa lille inet wl_ir_teN‘may be r-spssmi

"Nh ‘PE *MTW* 1'” ¢°° V "I9, with sgrefliythmughout the ,pam V. vt.; ‘ii .-ir `--.., ip“‘,\W'|a!_=, .~ , , 5

The bagissfwore not found., psviusm

oommeuced to make its

lsucivllacnginler;-‘svell Ndbwn Eteeipithlnncc ovnrthrse weeks ago and

yachting oi\jul§o.1| ~ "Wi

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New NYork»Band. Armed With Bi

N Nvér§_f5.‘§l0iinéd v D0

wn Upon 4,,_jr_,_

Fellow Country-men, ,

"Three and Wo

Bosrorv, Aug.; 4.-Burning with hatred '

for their deadly enemies ,belonging to the rival Li-eng Tong, a band ot New York Obinamen, numbering adoseu or more. ilnd be-lqaglog to the notorious Hip Sing Tong, eutervil a narrow alley in

Bqolptrila tilllnatown tonight and drawing uicsli in 1-.volvo-s »opsrsc~ an win.

ilsmen ,seated in easy chairs up

and: -caan 1iibe_ alley emotion -their, Dihdo' l\llVl` . conversing. At. tile. sound ‘ ofthe first volley the Ohiuamrn rush~ ed for their quarters stumbling over one another in their haste to reach lhelbcr bchind closed doors. ,Fearless and daring the Hip Slrig Tong men chased their victims into their own door- way and shot them down aisthe! trashed \ip,stslrs, cr. into _aids rooms, ~'l‘hen~ or_`e'l.Iug away their guns the strange Visitors rarihsd from the quarters seeking safety for themselves. Three Chinameu , more left deed in the alleyway. three Hen.. dying as they lay across the steps of their little shops.-aufl~ four-~ re oall'lQ$~ bullets clk their; rlm~.,fl‘ong meh. rmmsnritoyveim taosnoot g ous or the-<.*llr1_,~illli¢.»Weai¢f!r°1I\»'. W Yvrk by-enllclci i 1' Lill- 'tbp the- was-. running. away.` as the

` ` hlt~h_e,threw,‘~a _revolver in " _sive ~vuisf.»tu picked. no At ,_ »nh¢@,tilg‘yer,an guive his nelaie ap`-_3li_m'S'lls. eration.. ‘Yer-ir. rr.- wds :hauled iq-Americanmlolhes. As it

belly pdf that (}hlne,vr_reu` from out side ‘ ‘ts gdeNthsshootlng a lquad of police

ih ' nelllillles were sent l.n_,tbe station

ig, l` ` falltne deprruog Ohiuameu _ _cers Ford and Brooks at the South an irons into ...stony -rm; ww.. lied 84, of New York.

#hoes hands were, powder stained;

tonlcnscd Advertisements ,

_.I 'mi' ..:,,....- ‘- ,-rm-_ i Toniete for Ulsssliication.)

list? rural rss -gi

W llwr.*...‘.f.*°..‘:.#:¢.‘;..o'itLr..&:

B -cdtf

AN D-By_lstS-pr. a housemiid A I to M . Daniel Dail#

livlllanacrepy In Bodlw '

0 i‘-yestcrila on Mal qua Boat:

ournvmdollar bills. llllgdlormlgpi

.rt Victor a cafe.

for general

r. quirr d. tornrl'

and who bare evidence of having Hill

._,j..,_<_, \._a._r V

T _ ff 'N E idence Giv _ By a Number ol Wit

resent Condi ron 0 I in ii N v en ‘Weill M@Y'Bl'lH§>All0\l¥-Similar Troll- ~ nesses to Decrde the Facts in This

i._é._-Z-

‘hu grown steadily worse until for thc prst two weeks the mines of Crows Nea' ‘pose have been most seriously aihqtcd,

The week before last the mines of the International Company at Coleman we 9 idle three days and the some im.; week. ' '

With no stores of coal in the country lt

is not diilleult io see serious times ahead if the cur shortage is not reurendlcd..

W. D. .lohnscn Fell _ 0l`i` Wharl

And Fractured His- Skull

Muircron, Aug. 5.-(Special) -liy fall

luubrckwimisoffa whar! at Buciouche‘ W. D. .lohrr~on, forty-six years old.

either had his skull fractured or was drowned in the waters of the harbor.

§fjl_lli_,ii='iii,,iiiii in ;yvs;ninri niiiiiil

Governor and Lady -Grey cane to Attend Opening

' Tc-day

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Hanrrax, August 5-(Spool-ri)-'l`be

V -N l(N”0V'vernll!"Goueral, Counters Grey; and the

/I I 'i _' i. .‘ 1 f

lnl_le~ Syblluuti Evelyn Grey and party hxlrlvod im n special tm'n this cvmlng

,h"0;u`Sydncy for the summer c1rn'v.rl

all the. wA7,i,trom_ G~~ln»stcvrr‘nfto iSoutboiwhlch opens toinorrow.

Station, as.~he~w .s openly oshiauritefl wltew'

; They were driven to Government House

"resnm Aw Mg nv°l"°n'i'Fllsre they arelruests of Grvernor Fraz-

whieh Hoogowoon le .believed to have thrown away, was fourfd lalcngthc route' the Ohlnamen took to the South Station. " mtl. .neu srrlstsa wa-sicnanisu with

ini. `

Tomorrow aftemonn the carnival will be opined by an open sir welcome from the

3”°“°l~¢!3'.h°"' '“ °““"'R Nh” dum °f ’lo'\'ool chlldreriof the city to Earl Grey. -

three Chinh'u1`en`anii placed ln cells

r“Tii llcehlsu placed under arrest cn

Qt ill .

suipiciou seven other ;Chlnausen who are strangers to the local colony,

i' '~

WN-Ldfitl lil . iiiiiiiizis cn

Halifax is swururing with visitors;

and the streets ara brilliant with varie- gated iight.

The events ofthe weclr Include arcqctta illuminated boil. parade; and spectacular reprcsentlxtiori of thc landing of Cornwall-`~ liel the founder of llsiiar, Jn the North- West 'Arm; 'baud coocertsanilitary tattoos nremnu s parade: electric light sports and yacht races.

Vlccr-'gal party leave for St. John on

Saturday. _

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' Nlw ¥onx,"Ang. 8-A despatch tc the v ‘

World from' Guurcck, saysr- ' ‘ ‘ '

!_‘The Hoo. Chas. Russell, son tf the late _ _ ihord Russell of Kiiowen and a prominent _ ~ , .g I » . ` `

British ytlchtsm in la on his way to Amer- na to open ne;o‘latlons with thc New Yfork Xschil Glnlmr ld of Sir Thus. Lipton witha vle.v to the latier's thal- lenge for|§a_4‘|rerlca’s cup race next year. , A silatemrnt was published here

yesterday that Sir Thomas had abandoned hte idea oi ichallenglng again.” but it warproven to bla un- suthentlc. From a reliable source it was learned that he la as willing a~ erer to come over \nd lift the] cup and every-»illd’cal.ieu points to his trying to do so ncxt year ii the New York Yacht Club will accept a challenge, under the present American measure rule. in ell probability a ohnilsngewillbs sont within the next two months. Regarding the qusetion of ar..ce with the New York Yil.chtC|ub, the Hou. Chan Russell will consult with the holders of tha cup with a view to that end.

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JNPS MIX ll NP

Willie NUNENNS

'f.v- . fl

floor., Aug. 8.-Unvsriiled, ntlielll returns from yea-t rday mornings ccndlct, Japanese troops and III First Shi-

.Where gratui-

Av. is

house of

who

two On r

“nth gale

in which Qent

eilineirwere escaped with

into two bands.

Iii the lioim

MNNES. li]llllElll$

Lcanozr, Auiust 3.-The Doncaster

twelveyear o‘d girl preacher, Frances Bradley Storr'who has created .great- intereai whatever-she' -has exhibited hersxtraordinarv talent is fast accu- mulatingeilstofengagoments in var- ious parts cf the country. In one month she has preached to over 5,000 pcrsons nnrl made nearly 400 converts. Quletin demeuuornud plainly attirsiltiiereis nothing about her out- wardly to indicate tho possession of extraordinary talent. Whrn in the pulpit she invariably- wears n white or cream dress which empha- sises hrr ol.ve complexion and makes mare pronounced her bright sparkling eyes. Asked how she began to pri~aoh,ehe replied: "l feita keen desire to preach and ,kept asking my mother who is ir mlsslonaryto lst me loin ber. At last she took me lo a service and let me read the lr-anon an-i speak upon lt." ` .'1'heg‘rl preacher began at Norton ni°ar Doncaati r,last September. and has been prrnchlng regularly ever since. liar man-

n °r is subdued and mrnest and big men, .she sayapere often brought to tears when

listening tc her earnest npoosl

NEW lilllllSN

flllialll Pllll-

_anh-

Lcanme, Animal. li.-During the course

of a illicelsatln on naval matters in the rlonse oi Lcrrla Bamnlfweedpaoirth, F r-.t Lord ot the Adm rally, mic that on sominity lim in misc s new and extended iruif 1 eeustrectioa prey. .valet riml»al.i lil in mms tarnseiinsm yeah,-,°‘i\ ell," he me, “the cruiser le the ship “Beans olwvhich we keep euv.d I ,ine era. The bminsilpe an°N\l=rt.deete_eh in lee see.

lt is their W; ditliiy the but of tnnnelay. ear es the ei-clears to guard the comrnercei” _I1 _ .

` llliurd'| Llnlinent the Lliinhtfmene friend

'lil iitsiniii i. iii iiiiiisviin

Tried To End His Life By ' Cutting His ThrcalWiih

fo Razor?" '

Fnrcrrnrcron, August E~(Spei.~lal)-Hr zlkiah Eetohr0oks,tbe.cide.t rt sirlerit of Marysville attempted suicide today by cutting his throat.

He ‘backed himself bad‘y witha jack-

nife but may recover.

Ho is aged 87, and said he was tired of lib-,

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‘lNllUlraalllllllNll'S ‘ lillll llNllllS

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Lorvnorv, August 3.-Addressing the

British Medical Association, now in ,session at Exeter, Dr. Davy pointed out thc danger to tho natlon's health owing to the changed habits oi the lust half century,- whicir had 1ed_ to marked muscular degeneration. The extended use of

rnachlnery, the tendency to abandon ruraiforsuburbaullfe and the luclililes furtravelllng without exertion, hc said, were among the causes.

ARE CONTENT T0 LOOK ON.

Thelovc of athletic games. Dr. Davy

declared, was perhaps as strong as evcr_ but the people, instead of sharing lu the games, were content to watch nfew experts. Hundreds of thousands paid gat'e nrcnsy io iratcli cricket and football games, but they never played themselves, while some ui! the maulicst exsrolpes, such ne wrestling, boxing and fencing were almost extinct.

It was much the same with the rich

rnau's s,iorl.s. Instrnd of tramplng the moore to shoot game the shooters sit at ease while the birds are driven within rcach of the guns. Dr. Duvy insisted np- on the necessity for universal physical culture to check degeneration.

-MAKING IIANDS AND FEET LARGER.

` in the some newspaper giving a report of Dr. Dsvy's address there appears n summary of the-experience ol trudesmen that the emi-getlo taking up by gli-ls oi athletic outdoor games was making their hands and fee t larger. The iiny sizes oi gloves ond shoes that were almost un'- tsrsal are no longs- asleablr. :Shoe traders remark that while the ootmal slse of rr rls' shoes some time ago was No. 3,the demand is now chiefly for lives, sizes and even scvens. The modern girl,

saysine dialer, runs, walks and iuduiges lu at letlc exercises to such uc extent that in-r feet are lengthened and widmsd. transforming at prst ty foot inlnau ugly one.

Simi ar rx. erivnoea are narrated by

rilovers.

N '.li|_cio1i niimlfrs.

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Oulceoo, August,8.-(8poclal)- rniyoom ibi

" Wheat.............» .. .... Ui

" ......... Ole." uni sept.mast....................... _ all

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iiinfiw Lnimen ...ic ty multi...

lllllll] NAMES ill

Mlllli_|EllilNlS

Who Have Successfully Pass- ed Exlrance Examinations to P. W. C.

Completed list of cnniliilaita who matic

between 400 and 450 marks.

Vernon Murray St. Elsunors, 4-ici. Margaret Mr-Donald Tryon. “l'4»ll~l. Gertrude Bell, Summerslde, 447. Amanda McLean. M ntlllua 1447. Nellie Bowles, Grand View. 448.

Eiilh Murphy, New Glasgow. H42.

Lulu Beer. Montague, 442.

Alice Morrow, Sailors Hope, '43P. John McKinnon, Qooee River. '$438-

Loulse Dawson. Tryon. 437.

Ira Dennis, 0‘Lenry,.»l30.

_;.ros.»n\i cmnpteii. ia§._~,,‘ _ _

Marlon Howntt;‘N‘o SE. iiieanors U33.

Frances' Iduilarey. Iona. 43-‘l-' -Harold Curtis, Victoria 430.

Typhls Wright, Searletown, "<l%. In-.ue Douglas, Hunter River, 42i.

Alice Johnston. Albertou. -till.

Harry McGregor, Moriteuue, "4iB.

Mali Gillis, Montague, "4l8. - Angus MHL-sod, Vernon River Brifgc,

‘4l7.

Felix Dclr-lon, Duvar Road, "4i7.

G orge Bears, Cherry Valley. "4l4.

John Hearts, Oornwnll, 415.

Katie Buow. Duvar Road. '4l4~

Russel Smith, lvllildlcton. 412. M-llle Piaoti. Savane Harbor. H11- Malcclm McKinnon, Bnoolrlyu, $ll0. Josie Hughes, Fort Augustus, °l00. Alice Morrow. Elmira. 409-

Wlllle Mcnnnad. Greenville. °40i'i-

Mnrgaret Auld, Upprr Freetown. ii0il.

Emily Sharkey, North Tryon, 404.

Mabel Beers. Montague, Im.

Netn Gaudet, St. Nicholas, $401.

Eddie Foshan, St. Milrrreret'a, 400.

Neavy Myers. Victoria, $400.

Uttlcy Matthews, Mnlpt que. $400. Those candidates to whose numbers an

g .terisk is appended, must pass unoi her einaminution in arithmetic.

The following candidates have passed u

supplementary examination in Arlthrui-

lic.

Anthony Gallant, Miscouche. 70. lleroiil McArthur, Alberton, 78.

Lluiie .I Noonan, Palmer Road, ill Donald l\icDonr\lri. Shamrock, (ll.

Edith Bell, Oape Traverse, (ll.

Frank Smith, Mnlteque, oil.

Ella McKenzie, Scotch Fort, 58.

John Carrelrher. Kellfs Gross oil.

Michael McQ\raili, Honwell, Trl .

Lorena Inrkin, Sen View, 50.

Elsie Watt raiau, 0li‘town, 50.

Supplementary examination in Eng-

llsli

Anna Fmst.. Ch`towh. 85. Supplementary exmilnirtlcn in Sclcnc--. Janis Ramsay. Port llill, 5|. Supplementaty examination in Unr-

graphy.

Beatrice McFarlane, Sammi raids, 70. Annie J. Match, Cherry Valley, I8. Aunls McDonald, Charlottetown, 44.

:Union rcxhrdnenfloiw.

Emma liurry, Georgetown, 323. John J Taylor, Gramivllle, 313.

Mary Gillis, Mlscouclu. H11.

Au~t|n Welker. Chatlettesovi n, 8 Il. Leonard G lodwln, Weileugtna. $175.

Davin ti Marr ir y, Neetee Deus. 905-

.lirmes Rooney, Cheivpvniley Ili.

aim some, viswrhfzm.

Vans lfcbeau. Soul. tl W.

Amelia lcaueiauii, , ci-ld. wil. _ .

Any Guardian reader

who receives adliiy prion ed. badly priuiedf, lidiy folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wrapped, torn, soiled or incomplete paper of whatever issue will kindly notify the Gub- scriptiou Department at once

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Ernest Laverty, Charlottetown. 408. ‘I

Srouny, N. S., August 5-(Speciall-

The sixth day uf the trial began this morn- ing, Arthur P. Scott. the Steel Co'.~i chem- lst finished h|sc\'lilor.\c<-, which was highly technical.

Atal Anderberg, grailrrute of the Royal

School oi Sclerico, Sweden, and now assistant Supt. of the L»-lrinon Szeel Co., of Pennsylvania was the unxt witness, anil told ai the test he had made of the

coal under dispute.

Mr. Bengarcssrr, of A. S. Mcllinth and l

AS Last Winter. Cars' N lli Bi Famous Dispute lTh¢ Court

10 Carry the Coal. * is Adiourned.

Cc., Harrisburg, Pa., told of the tests wade as did Leslie McReaih of that llrm. Robert W. Bruce was the last witness

of the day.

lie is fuel Inspector of thc C. P. R. and

told of buying coal for that concern. Il he were the owner cfn railway, he

said, ue would not accept number six coal as steam coal, in the present condition uf the market.

The Court adjcurntri_

ANOTHER

6raveyard’s”

Epidemic

New Yorix, Aug. 8-The "graveyar-d,' as the fcreigu population neighborhood , on First- Avenue and izth and 14th Streets I is known locally. gave up the other dry

ir fresh crime, rivaiing in atrocity the } mysterious butcherles of last. week. Tho latest discovered victim uns un tight your uid girl and like the two young wo~ mrn murdered, she had been shockingly treated beforedeath, and the body flen» dlshly mutilated vrhtrl life was extinct.

The three murders apparently \\'»:r'c

committed within twenty-four' hour:-i und

NHITISH Nill

|]llilNlfNlll

Lonnoiv, Aug. 3.-That the llrltish

hcuiiand muscle are tlegenrratiug as recently charged by certain lcientistr, was refuted by evidence introduced ill. the meeting cf the British Association of Leicester. Records for the lust twenty yearsatlliaxlliorouch College show that the fourteen-year-cld boys there nverntgc five pounds lil-nvler and nearly an inch taller than those of 1835.

Ahatter \\'lio iurnlshre hats lor .~*x

schools vcuolles that hals 0i2l and 211 inches circumference formerly vicro rarely demanded, while now hats 225 lnchealn circumfer.-nce are needed ron» Jiuuciisly.

Sir V clor Ilorselcy propoicll n rrrc-

tfonat thc niceiirrg urging the govern- riierit to institute in connection with the ruedlual lnspcctlcri of school ulliidrrn, n system of periodic mrirsurement.

COMlNG_ElENTS.

_ Red Rose rrlnetlng Loduc i’rlncc Edward S. O. E. 'i`uelniav. August 13.

Telephone sulurcrllrilw will please

change their llirrt-tory bucks its follows- iiuardlnri Piilillshing Co. l2i2-2 buhscrip- tlon Department; lIl2»-3 |'Advertisiug Department.

Advertisers are iiskril to have "changes

in not later than len ii. rn. each Sa;ur~day for the Mcrulcrz Daily and Rumi Daily, as Guardian employees have u half holiday enoh Sniurday. The huainess, sud news departments are open as on other days.

Anvznrrsrtns and suh_cr-lberu in Mon

taguee and vicinity are asked to hand eil matters for The Gnardllneo Oept. W. A. Johnstone, the

" temosors seem. at that place.

Abvlafrserls and subscribers in Sourls

and vicinity are asked to hand all matters for The Guardian to P. G. Seaman. the

ieompanfs agent at that place.

__-M-il_1-i'i*'

NO LINIMENT CAN CURE iT.”

That pain between the eyes lsn't

ccuralgia. Marg think so, but it is ester! .plniho innry oaiarrh thatneeds attention right now. Your proper lead is to use “Catarrhczone." Doctors recognize lac a cure that surpasses all others

Vfl\9l'¢r

MURDER

snocns Ncnlvonrr

Two Women and a Young Girl Killed Within Twenty Four Hours-“The

Record- An

ol Crime.

by strikingly some measures. Lang Thursday night a woman was strangled in a Twenty Second Street house; the next mornin? the body of a still ur\lden~ tiiierl woman, who had been choked to death, was found in nn area way in East Nlntietb Sn Katie ,I’r-ltscchlar. daughter of e 1'. staurant walter, disappeared a week ago yvsterday and was killed that night. A r.bbon placed about the throat and drawn eo tightly that lt. cut the flesh

showed how she diul.

If the brutality of the murders can he

quallllrfl, that of the Prltachler girl ranks llrst. Not content. with robbblng the unusully attractive and buoyant spirited girl first of her muideny attributes and then cf her life, the savage instincts of her slayer found gratification in unspeak-

able attacks on the lifeless furrn.

"The graveyaril," takes the name from

the proximity of the old Thirteenth Strcrn ct-rneiery nndlthe locality has been the scene of several revaltiug murders. A ferv months ago nwoman was hacked to death with an axe in an aid house which no joins thc ani:ier1tb\rr'ying ground/i`he muj- orlty of the rrsilenls are liallpus, witl: a pretty strong admixtirre of Grrmuns and Boneuiiaus. Carl Prltscbier, the father of Katie, ls a hard working, respccsabircitl- zen. l-Ie has several :ther children, all younger than Katie was. The latter loft home at (iii) Enst Thirteenth Stret last Thursday evenlnglo play in the streets and it is significant that, although when she failed to return the father notllled the police and a general alarm was sent out-. the body was yesterday dis- covered wlthin a block of her home sud scarcely a hundred yards from theiocatlon of ra placard placed by the father calling attention to ine fact that hir cirlld was lost.. How the body could have remained undiscovered fora week during which diligent search was made, is not ex~ laiued.

The glrl's body was stumbled upon by u.

wornnn who visited the basement of the house at SCI! First Aves nue. It lay upon i\ ber-ry criitc with seemingly no eifortnt conceairnenl. l "You can say lor mc" Oorouer liarlrurger declared, " that the crimes in Berlin of which the newspapers have told, have not ilceu one thoirsaudth pzxrt ns liad as the murder of this llti-lo girl." The coroner would not permit the body to be phctographerl. At. the coron~ ers direction, (hntnno llippelanc, whose cobbler shop ailiolna the girl'r home, was arrested and scifi-il to explain his absenim from his shop on last Friday. Hs eate- bllehsd the fact that he had spent the day' at Bristol. Conn., where he had battered. for another piece of business. The nirl. is sold to have frequented Rlppe|anc's' place end Ze search of the shop brought to l'zht a men'a shirt, ,which bore red stains. The cobbliz, was arralgusd sed remanded.

Giuseppe Bcnfnnto, liippelands partner

lwae questioned but threw little light on the ceee and was not detained. The police also began a search for a womila who ie sltd to have formerly ri o ned nt the Priecholer home and who left there after a quarrel and taken up lodgings lu the house, where the body was found.

When news of the iluviing of the little

cue’s body sprcail through the neighbors hood excitement arose to such a pitch that the rs-moral of the holy and the arrest of Rippelnno caused almost a rl- \ Probably 4,(llfl people were in the nearby streets when thewagon from the morgan

Nnrqlncecseit nm msn tes smart.; arrived.

eafe, beceuseuo drngato lake, you breathe l

its hseilun vapor dlrscl. to the course ol ---*----~--

,ine trpuhieuginri cure ls gisaraoleed. woerea. unc. and $1 (D, id e\ery» mana] Un\m°`."_ 1*” "9 wh"