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As He Has Invonted $60,000 in Her He
Wishes to Retain Possession.
The Queer Actions nf "Mr. mid Mrs. Alger
non Doiifcluss"--lie Claims the Woman
ns Ills Wife, but This She Emphatically
Denies, and Says lie Is lSurrouglis, the
riilhulelphln Speculator, and Already
Married KfTorts to Kflect n Keconcllla-
tlon at Length Successful.
Nkw York, Jan. U0. Ono of the pas
sengers on the afternoon express from
Philadelphia was a plump blonde of 30,
with ruddy cheeks and nn abundance ot
soft reddish-brown hair. She wore many
diamonds and a long sealskin cloak. Be
side her sat a gray-bearded man of 51,
who is a grain merchant in the Quaker
City. The couple went to tlte residence
of Mr. Franklin at 223 West Twelfth
street, where the good-looking woman
had friends. They passed as Mr, and
Mrs. Algernon Douglass.
At 8 p. m. the woman was furnishing
entertainment for a crowd at the corner
of Sixth avenue and Thirty-eighth street
by trying to jerk a satchel out of tiio
grain merchant's hand. Her luxuriant
linir had come down and she was crying.
She-nnd the merchant had been out to
dinner together iu Thirty-eight, street
and she had had a good deal of wine.
Policeman Rcardou quieted the woman
and she walked a block up town. The
woman broko out in another tantrum nt
Thirty-ninth street, and again at Fortieth
street. She wept more violently when
Beardon came nlcug u second time, and
Bho Insisted that he should make the
merchant give her one of the satchels.
She said it was her property,
"This woman is my wife," said the
grain merchant, "and I want her to come
home."
The woman waved her hands and do
nied emphatically that she was his wife.
Policeman Reunion concluded to hr.ve
the dispute settled in the Thirtieth
street station, and took both tho wo'nlan
and the merchant before Sergeant
Cooper.
"This man is Burroughs, the Philadel
phia grain speculator," tho -woman said
to the policeman.
When he got before Sergeant Cooper
the man snid he was Algernon Douglass,
and lived at 70 Pine street, Philadelphia.
He handed the sergeant a number of let
ters written by the woman, in which he
was addressed as husband,
She snid that she was Miss Annie
Douglass, and added, with a laugh, that
she couldn't bo married to the merchant
because the latter,had another wife.
"I want my satchel and I want to go
out alone. 1 want to live in New York,
too. I'm tired of Philadelphia. He's
got a beautiful home there, though," she
said.
"I've spent over $00,000 on her," he
said, "and I want to know where she is
going. She can go out alone if sho wants
to, but I've got a right to know where
she intends to stop."
Sergeant Cooper and Policemen Kear
don and Drew spent half an hour trying
to patch up their differences and go
home.
"No," said the young woman. "I'm
tired of that old fellow, and that's all
there is to it. I want him to mind his
own business. I'll have him arrested if
he follows me about."
Detective Murphy went and got Mrs.
Franklin to act as peacemaker. The
women laughed heartilywhen they met.
Thoy chatted together for fen minutes in
a private room, and then theybloude in
sealkskln consented to go back-to Twelfth
street. i "
The woman had a long chat with Ser
geant Cooper while waiting for Mrs.
Franklin. She said this time that she
was the daughter of an officer in the
United States army, and that she had
married the grain merchant ou Gover
nor's Island seven years ago She' added
that she had tired of him because of the
disparity in their . years
Indian Kxhlblt at the I'alr.
Washington, Jan. 30. Prof. Putnam,
superintendent of the Ethnological De
partment of the;World's Columbian Ex
position, Is in the city to consult with
Commissioner Morgan, of the Indian
Affairs Bureau',bn matters relating to"
the Indian exhibit at the World's Fair.
It is the Intention of the Indian Bureau
to have, if possible, a model Indian
Bchool In operntlou in connection with
many other attractive features
Isle Suit Against Uncle Sam,
Boston, Jan. 80. The trial of the suit
of Wotten Brothers agaluat the Govern
ment, which involves $7,000,000, has
been begun in the United States Circuit
Court before Judge Colt. Tills action
arises out of the construction of the cus
tom duty clause, "furs dressed on the
skin, but not made into articles," under
wkich some plucked coney skins were
assessed "0 per cent, ad valorem.
I,cft a Wire and Children.
Wiiaiamantio, Conn., Jan. 30. Wm.
Wnrren, ot Dillingly, a mill manager
and a prominent Salvationist, has eloped
with Miss Lizzie Shippee, a 10-ycar-old
blonde, who was a member of his Sunday
school class. Warren loaves n wife and
threo children in destitute circumstances.
Carried Too MM113 I'asecngers.
New Beofoiid, Mass., Jan. 80. Ad
vices from Cape Verde Islands are that
the little Providence, B. I., schooner
Nellie May has been seized by the Portu
guese government for carrying too many
passengers
ilelleved to bo llruwned.
Bitvr.itLY, Mass., Jan. 30. Ohas. Davis,
Chas. Barry and Andrew Cleaves, who
left here in a sloop Tuesday last on a
fishing excursion, have not been heard ot
since, and are believed to be tM-owued.
Maine's State Convention April 27.
Banoou, Mo., Jan. 80. Tho Maine Re
publican State Convention for tho nomi
nation of delegates at large to the Na
tional Convention will bo held in this
city on April fe?
The Creditors Sutlslled.
Baltimore, Jan. 30. O. Cassard &
Son, pork and lard dealers, have made a
settlement satisfactory to their creditors,
The business continues under the sumo
Arm name as heretofore.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUfeOf PURE
WAS SHE MURDSRED?
Mysterious Disappearance of Little Una
llarowltch, of Detroit.
Detroit, Mich., Jan. 30. Rosa Baro
with, a pretty 18-year-old girl, left homi
last Friday evening, dressed only in a
light cnlico gown and with no hat. Since
then her parents have seen nothing ol
her, and the vigorous search of the pallet
has failed to reveal her whereabouts.
A young friend of the eirl tells a
strange story that adds much to the
mystery surrounding the affair. Sho saya
that on tho night Rosa left home she saw
tho missing girl enter a house near by
Later the same
L .i- o.,
with two young men.
night the three were seen to take a car
riage and drive toward the river.
In a search of the house, which had
been rented and partly furnished by the
ndXe'ds'oriherdrlTfVtTe
floor were also found
nd several dots of.
blood. The young men have not returned
to their quarters since last Friday, nnd a
search of the city falls to reveal their
prosence here.
It is believed that they decoyed the girl
into their quarters, maltreated, murdered
and then threw her body through the ice
into tho river. The police are bending
every energy to unravel the mystery, but
have met with small success thus far.
The Hkaters are getting jpnlous of
the pleighers nnd wondering when
they will get a show.
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Vienna, Jan. 3, The sensational
Schneider murder trial has ended. The
jurors required only seventy miuutes to I
find Schneider guilty of all the murders
charged against him and a verdict of i
guilty against Frau Schneider for the
murder of Vlncenzla Zouitar. The judge
immediately sentenced botll prisoners to
death. Both executions will take place
on the same day, but Frau Schneider ,
will be executed first.
Would voti rather huv larrm.
ohimnpvs rnt n wppIt tho vp.ir
round or one that lasts till some
rounu, or one mar. lasts un some
accident breaks it ? i
Common jrlaSS may break Or
not the minute VOU light VOtir '
if not, the first draft may
break it; it not, it may break
Irom a mere wmm. moro ,nen than any other man who has
Tough glass chimneys, Mac- ever terrorized this section with a strong
beth'S " Pearl-top" or "Pearl- gang, and the Parton faction. The Par-
, 1 . 1 t i t ton side is a strong one, and claim to
glass,' almost never break from , hnve the ,aw on treir side, but so fat
heat, not one in a hundred. they have had the hot end of the fight.
Where Can you get it? and Parton was killed Saturday. He had
,.-l,t- J. 5 ; essayed to capture Berry Turner, dead or
Wliat UOCS It COSt r I Uve) Bml poatcii himself nt a convenient
Your dealer knows where and distance from the house In which Turner
llOW mUCh. It COStS mole than
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Common glass and may be, he
thinks tOUgh glass ISn t gOOU tor
his business.
Flttsbut'KU, Pa.
Geo. A. Macbeth It Co.
Base ball talk Is already being re-
vlveduud u state league is tube formed.
If jZou Love Your Baby
Give her Dr. Hind's Oolic Giro. 'It is
absolutely safe and hffjrda relief always.
Simple bottle grst s at C. J. McCarthy's
or J. M. Ilillan's dmi; store. Be euro to
get one.
A shrewd in millinery is to plant a
natural rosebud amid urtitlciiil llowers.
A Fatal Mistake.
Physicians make no inure fatul mistake
han when lliey Inform ottlents that nervous
heart troubles cone from the sloinneuand
are of little oiisenuence. Dr. Franklin
Mile, the noted Indiana specialist lias
proven the contrary In his new book on
"H art Disease," which may be had free nt
O. II. II igeniuoh's druse store who euirautees
and recommend Dr. Miles uuequaled New
Heart Cure, which ha In lareesl h,i 0 01 anv
heart remedy in the world. 11 care nervous
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orsbouluer.irreg'ilar i.ulse ralutlng.smother
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If a man were Ills own enemy, what
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Shlloh's Consumption dure.
This la bev
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1 low noses lnvariablv cure the woBt cases ol
Ooagh, Croup, and Brouchltls, while Its won-
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tame, use Hhlloh's Porous Plaster. Sold bv
O. H. Hagoabuch, N. K. corner Main and
Uoyd streets.
The cold blast of the pist few days
made people walk briskly
. , . .
How to Succeed.
This Is tbe great 'problem of life which few
satisfactorily solve. Home &11 because ol
poor health, others wanl ol luck, but, the
majority from dellcleut grit want of nerve,
They are nervous, Irresolute, changeable,
easily get the blues nnd "take the spirits
down to keep the spirits up," tbns wasting
money, time, opportunity aod nerve lorce.
There Is nothing like the Restorative Nervine,
dls'iivered by the great specialist. Dr. Miles,
tn cure nlltiervous diseases, as headache, tbe
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Trial bottl'B nnd flno bonk of le.tlmonlals
tree at C. 11. Hageubiich's drug Btoro.
The floklenpss of the weathpr aflorr's
much food for comment.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warning? Tbe signal per
haps or tbe Bure approach of that more ter
rible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
If you can a fiord for the sake of saving GO
cents, to run tbe risk and do nothing for It.
We know from experience that Hhlloh's Curs
will Cure your Cougb. It never falls. This
explains why more than a Million Bottles
were sold the pasl year. It relieves Croup
and Whopping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without It. For Lame Haoi, Hide or
Chest, use Hhlloh's Porous Plaster, Bold by
O. II. Hagenbuon, N. K. corner Main and
Uoyd streets.
The scarcity of dancing men is
alarming society women.
IUrtnw on theHound, Wf Btchester Co., N. Y.
To Alva's Brazlllau Speclflo Co Gentle
men: Last spring i w troubled with what
the dooiort to d me was muscular rheuma
tism, I wm un.ible to walk for nearly six
weeks All tills time I wis Uklng the medi
cine p escribed by the allcndlng doctor, ana
from which I gut no relief.
i friend neut me a large bolt'e of Cactus
Blood Cure, with h I tried, and before two
thlrdsnt the Cure was used I was able to
walk without pain. It Is now two months
since the palnsleit me, and have not a yrt
roiun ed, and I i.el entirely Irea from them.
I deUyed writing to you, as I was anxious
to know whether 1 was temporarily or per
manently cured.
it Is with pleasure that I now stale tbat
from my present feellugs, I would Judge that
I am cured
II In li trdly necessary lor me to r commend
tlismdclne as I am positive tint a trial
of It Is all lhat Is ueosary, and I ain fully
convinced it will reeoiiim-ncl Itself.
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It does seem as if tho lengthening
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THEIR DEADLY FEDD
Desporato Encountors Between
an Outlaw nnd Ills Enemies.
THREE KILLED IN A WEEK.
Tho Neighborhood of Pineville, Ky..
Scene of the Tragedies
the
llcrry Turner, the Hunted Man, Has Killed
More Men Than Any Other Who Has
Kver Terrorised This Section, and Is Sup
ported by a Strong Oaug-The Opposing
ruction Claim to Have the Law on Their
Side, but so Tar They Have Ueen netting
the Hot Knd of the Fglit-
Pineville, Ky , Jan. 30. A factional
feud that promises to rival in blood
shedding the famous Hotlleld-McCoy, or
any of the other desperate factional wars
which have made this section of Ken
tucky notorious, has broken out In the
southern part of this county.
The scene 1h a wild, mountainous local
ity known ns South America, and is about
eighteen miles from the nearest railroad
poinfc- 0wl"K to the lnacc'ssiblllt3r of
, . nnr,im,irs of the ficht are
hariQ ol)t'nln
Three men have been killed since Inst
Saturday. Their names are Munuel
Parton, Lee DavIfl .and i Will Jones The
w iho uinwd
was fortified with n number of his gang.
Kit was probably Barton's intention
shoot Turner at the first opportunity,
but the latter had too much cunning.
The outlaw discovered the whereabouts
of his would-be slayer and nt an un
guarded momeut succeeded in drawing a
i bead on tho latter and sent a ball from
his Winchester crashing through Par
ton's head. . The body ot Parton was nl-
lowed to lie in the woods for four days,
his friends being afraid to attempt to res-
1 cue it. When it was ilnnlly taken away,
the body had been partially devoured by
hogs.
This liniii'..' only fired the Parton fac
tion to uioiv tu-hperutu warfare against
the Turner side and on We'dnesday they
made a bold Ittteuipt to avenge the death
of one of their men.
The act was disastrous to tho Partons
as two more of their number were
killed.
Tho Partons ha"d surrounded the Tur
ner stronghold, but Instead of taking
the nrmy, were themselves taken in.
They were fired upon from the Turner
house, and before they could realize that
their presence had been discovered, Lee
Davis and Bill JonA, two of the leading
men of tho Parton faction, had been
pierced by bullets from the deadly Win
chester. More than a hundred shots were ex
changed and some of the Turner faction
are said to have been wounded. There is
talk of organizing a posse of officers from
this county, and from Clairbourne coun
ty, Tenn., to attempt the capture of Tur
ner and a big fight will undoubtedly fol
low. A GROWING TOWN.
The Discovery ol Kiel, stiver Ore Increases
the I'opiilatlon 1,500 In Two Weeks.
CnuKDE, Cal., Jan. 30. Much excite
ment has been caused here by the find
ing in the Jack ot claim of ore bearing
220 ounces of silver to the ton.
The population of Crccde two weeks
ago was 2,000. To-day it is 3,500, and
two trains a day are greatly swelling
that number.
There nre few houses in the place, and
75 cents is the price charged to secure a
place ou the barroom floor, the lodgurs
to furnish their own blankets and other
covering.
It is expected the population of tho
town will reach 15,000 by May 1.
Wltor Got tho Money?
PuiladeU'iHA, Jan. 80. An nudlt of
the books of the outgoing health officer,
Joseph Q. Patterson, has diaslas&I, i de-
flciencv of $1,7711.0 in addition lo this.
on au examination of the books relative
I to tho payment to the city of costs in the
abatement of nuisances a loss of $10,234 -
ilv has come to iiguu iu auxpiviun,
however, attaches to Mr. l'atterson In
connection with these deficiencies. Cir
cumstances point rather to a former
clerk In the health ofilce, who is known
to have been guilty of similar otleuces.
first ltaln In Nearly Year.
Temps, Ariz., Jan. 80. Rain began
falling throughout Central and Northern
Arizona at an early hour on Tuesday and
still continues In a steady downfall night
and duy. There is no prospect of a
break. With the exception of a brief
shower on Now Year's day It is the first
rain bince Feb. 15, 181)1. It is very
timely and means tho salvation of thou
sands ot acros ot grain in the Salt aud
Oila valleys.
Committed Hy 1'ersons Unknown.
Schanton, Pa., Jau. 80. Tho coroner's
jury which investigated John Cnffrey's
mysterious death has deoided that he
was murdered and places the crime ou
persons unknown. CoHrey's family gave
very conflicting testimony and thore is a
general belief that they know more of the
tragedy than they pare to udrult. County
Detectlvo Shea has tho case in hand now
and arrests are expected to-day.
Adjourned till Nest Week,
Washington, Jan. DO. The House Com
mittee ou tho Eleventh Census bus ad
journed until next week, when thoy will
probably begin consideration of Uie sev
eral measures before it.
Kentucky and Maryland Apply.
Washinoton, Jan. 80. Maryland has
made application to tho Treasury De
partment for her share of the direct tax,
$371,OtH), and Kentucky for her share of
008,000.
Advertised as a Fugitive.
London; Jan. 80. Samson, he Amerif
can berpules, is advertised as, a fugitive.
He is charged with stealiagjjeweja yal,ue4
at $1,500 from H. Uir'guie? Beruittln.
We Can't do it
but nro willing to pay for learning how to
mako as good an article as Wolff's Ai'MB
Blackinu of cheap material so that a
retailer can profitably tell it nt 10c
Our price is 20c
Tho retailer says tho public will not pay
U. Wo say the public will, because they
will always pay a fair prico for a good
article. To show both the trade and tho
public that wo want to give them tho best
for tho least money, wo will pay
(Reward
For abovo information ; this offer is open
until January 1st, 1H93.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
Pile-Ron is tho namoof a paint which
does work tbatno other paint can do. AVio
wood painted with It looks Uko the natural
wood when it Is stained and varnished.
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
will nnd It profitable to Investigate. All
paint stores sell It.
WHY IS THE
L DOUCLAS
S3 SHOE CrrJfVlCN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLU FOR THE MONET P
it is n eWamiess suoo, xvnn no taomor wax inreaa
to hurt the feet; made of tho best lino calf, stylish
and easy, and because tee make more $hoea ofWj
grade than any otlier manufacturer, it equals bond
eewrd shoes costing from $4.00 to $5.00.
u:r uu Hejtrnnnifi iinnu-Hewu, monnpsicaii
tJm shoo ever offered for $3.00; equals French;
Imported shoes which cost from $3.tm to $1!.00.
fi A. 00 l!iuiil-rMrl Welt Hlior, flno cair.
DVm Btvlish. comfortaljlani(l riuruhle. Tho ln'at
6hoo ever offered at this price ; same grado as cus
iiiii.-uiuiits Buuet cusuiijf i rum jo.uu 10 efa.int.
SO 30 1'ollrc Nliori Farmers, Itallroad Men
9fm nnd Irftttrf:nrriprnll worn-tiiem fl tinr.it f.
Beainloss, smooth Inside, heavy threo soles, exten
sion edpo. Ouopalrwlll wearayear.
Tf fiH fi tl i CII I ft lin linltnr allllUl nVAie flfTdTAil A(
lllSksisi thU nrlfBi nnn trlnl will rnnvlncn thORr
who want n shoo for comfort and service.
(CO nnn &j.uo Worklnainnn'fi shoea
uJssCaa are verv Etrnnt? nnrl dnrnhlo. Thntn whn
have given them atrial will wear no other make.
SriVCS' 7-.)Kt nnn 9i7 acuooi suoea aro
CaSJ w Zj worn hvtho liovsRVrvwIiprp? thfvrjU
on their merits, n the Increasing sales show.
b rr ac 7uu j i n.niiHCtvcii snoo, icsc
tWuU ICO Dontrolf.. vervRtvIlah: noualaKrpnrh
lmportctl shoes costlniffrom Sl.tXt to ttUM.
ImillCN '.50. 9.00 mid $1.75 shoe for
Misses are the best line Dongola, istyllsh nnd durable.
Cntition. See that W. 1. Douglas' name anil
prlco are stamped on the bottom of each shoo.
rTTAKE NO SUHSTITUTE.iU
Tnalst on local advertltted dealers sitnr.lvlni' vnrr
V. 1j. J)OU(iLAS, Brockton, HIuhh, &lXby
JOSEPH BA.3L.Xi,
Kortli St., SlietiHiidonU
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO UIUPUIILU
Purifies the blood by ex
pelling the impmities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin,
Regulates the bowels. Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up tbe system
and gives you an appetite.
Never fails o cure any con
dition produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sold at Klrlln's Drug Store,
Fergttson't Hotel Block. Shenandoah, Pa
A FINE SHOW
It you want to nee a doe display ot Bool ana
Hhoes, goto
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Masteller'sold stand,)
Corner coal niicl Jarclln Htti.
CuHtotu Work mid Rcpairlus
Done In the best rtyle.
JOHN COSLET'S
Green Truck Stand !
Cor. Main anil Oak Streets.
Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
Aniiellneoi Choice OH0CEKIE3
Nuts and Candles.
JPoxtltry of all JCltultt.
Sir. Ooitlet rcojlvei bis green truck dally
Irom the city mirken, which Is a iruirantee
to his cm oinrru tint they wlllreoolve fresh
E"ods wtwn httyl g from him,
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1 1 1 ll Tl I 1 f We, the u ulersluneil, were
nllr I llll"r en'trelv oured oi ruptu ooy
Ul I U II - l)r. J. l), vUyer, St Arch HU,
! 1'hllnJ-l 'hla, Pa , H, Junes Phi Ips, Kennel
' Him re I'd.; T. A. Krellr, HI itlngwu I'j.; K.
, M rlinull, Mount Alto, i'a.; Ilev. 8. II. Hlier
iner, wn'iburyl'a.: U. J, Detlett 214H, 12tt
Ht., Iteadm, fu.; Wm. DU, 181 Montrose Ht .
Philadelphia) U. li. Iloe, -JO) Klro, hu, lletd
ink', IV; Ueorgeaud I'b. UurKart, 13ylixaiV
rit, Headme, P. Head for circular.