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nnice to take"
7-this trouble
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bgjijrreatani
my jare is ail cicar anu .iuuutu aa iv
should be appetite splendid, sleep
' well, and feel like mnninK a foot
an iroui tne use ox o a. a.
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bENNYRuYAL plls
HARRIS HIMSELt- PLMUS
He Tells Recorder Smyth That
He Is Innocent.
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL ARGUED.
The QtiKSUon Saems (o Hinge 1111 Whether
nr Set llnlim I'otts Va .Midlctecl to
the Use oT Jtorplilnp, mid the .Mlldnrlts
of Usih Are Directly Contrndlclory
llnrrls Crentos Symtmtliy.
Nw York, Feb. 88. After bearing
argiimentH In favor of granting 11 new
trial to Carlyle W. Harris yesterday, the
court adjourned until to-day, and Dis
trict-Attorney Nlooll n-as Riven a week
to produce other rebutting ovltlenoe, 3Ir.
Howe will by that time have his Penn
sylvania mid New Jersey affidavits certi
fied.
The oourt room wh crowded, nd
when at the clme of the District-Attorney's
remarks Harris asked tho privilege
of speaking in his own behalf the specta
tors evinced the deepest and most intense
luterest.
The Recorder granted his request.
Harris spoke in a low voice, and said that
lie bad never defamed bis wife's nnmo,
and that be was not instrumental In se
curing the affidavits that his connsel had
submitted.
'I am Innocent," lie continued, "and
if so, X should walk the streets a free
citizen, and not be sent to prison until I
die." 1
When ho resumed his seat his mother
foil upon bis breast, threw her arms
about his neok, and wept bitterly.
Harris was brought from the Tombs
handcuffed to Michael P. Fallon, the park
policeman, on trial for perjury before the
iJecortler.
Shortly after 11 o'clock Lawyer Wil
liam F. Howo began his argument in
support of the action for u new trial.
Harris, who sut nHr his counsel, rested
his mother's head upon his breast.
District Attorney Nicoll asked bis
Honor not to allow UioJiUldavltB to bo read
as they were not authenticated. Those
swearing to them were all in Pennsylva
nia, ho said, and, therefore, ho objected.
Ihe court, however, allowed Jlr. Howe to
read the affidavits.
Counsel began argument by a touchintr
appeal. He dwelt upon the testimony of
several witnesses at the trial of Harris.
Ho said that Harris desired to go upon
tho stand nt his trial, but his counsel re
fused to nllow him to testify.
JUr. Howo said ho had affidavits to show
that the mornhino was self-administered.
and not by the hand of the defendant.
Mrs. Jackson, principal of the school
the deoeased attonded, will testify, If a
new trial bo granted, that Helen's con
duct was not of tho best nnd that she
told her she would have to go home.
Helen, in turn, said that she would not
as her homo was n perfect hell, and sho
would kill herself first.
Tho first afllduvit was that of Sirs.
Mary Fronet, formerly a Mrs. Harris. It
is stated that-In 18S0 she resided at 133
West 20th street. Helen Potts often
called tbero 011 a visit to her daughter,
Ethel. That In Jnnunry, 1889, sho visited
her daughter's room and found her
asleep nnd breathing heavily. When sho
had awakened, sho at first refused to
state the causo of her second sleep but
afterwards admitted taking a pill that
Helen Potts had given her.
Ethel M. Harris, lu years old, of 413
Lexington Avenue, swears to nn affidavit
In which sho Fuys that in 1880 she com'
plained to Helen Potts of passing sleep
less nights nnd that Helen gave her a pill
which she told her to take before retir
ing. She cautioned her against speaking
of tho pill. She further states that Helen
told her she was in tho habit of taking
these pills. Miss Harris says that sho
took tho pill and slept for twenty-three
hours, lu July, 1889, she says she went
to visit Helen nt Asbury Park and when
she complained of a hoadaoho Helen offer
ed her another pill.
Mrs. F. It. Jackson, principal of the
seminary which tho deceased attended,
says that Helen told her she was in tho
habit of taking morphine which was pro
crlbed by her physician.
Dr. William S. Searl, of Brooklyn, de
poses that at various times ho prescrib
ed for Helen Potts morphine in small
quantities.
Mary A. Lewis of Scrnnton, Pa., In nn
affidavit, swears that she worked for Dr.
Troverton of Scrnnton, and that she saw
Helen Potts there almost daily and con
versed with her, and that Helen told her
sho used morphine.
Other affidavits nllego tint the actions
of the deceased indic.ittil that she was
addicted to the morphina habit.
A deposition from Ji.seph II. Leilort, n
druggist of Asbury Park, N. J., states
that on several occasions he sold Helen
Potts a gram of morphine.
With the reading of nn nffldavit from
the defendant, in wb'-a he prayed tho.
.Recorder to grant him a new trial, Mr.
Howo closed his argument.
After a brief speech hy DUtrict-Attor-ney
Nlcoll, In whioh he opposed the ap
plication of counsel, ho said that while
the case was one that occasioned much
sympathy, the requests for a new trial
should bo denied from a point of law.
Affidavits from tho mother and father
of the deceased were read in which they
denied that their child was in the habit
of using morphine.
Mr. and Mrs. Potts swear that during
the last three years there havo been two
families of the name of George Potts.
They contend that tho effort now being
made by Harris to esoape the consequence
of his alleged crime by Imputing to their
daughter the habit of eating mor
phine is a dastardly attaok upon her
character.
Both counsel made their closing argu
ments. Harris kissed his mother two or
three times, and was then handcuffed
and taken to the Tombs.
Gov. Hewer Will llur Thera.
Nkw York, Fb. 28. The members of
the Welsh Colony who are exerting them
selves to get a reprieve for their oountry
man, Thomas Jones, who was senterjoed
to death for the murder of William Wes
son, have reoelved notification from Gov
ernor Flower that he will give them , a
hearing on the afternoon of Wednesday,
March 1. The exeoutlon is fixed to take
plaoe during the wek beginning
March 13.
Hun IV 1 1 1 Kun for Oovernor.
Bostok, Feb. 38. Postmaster and ex
Mayor Thomas N. Hart has alinounoed
that be Is a candidate for tho Republican
nomination for Oovernor. Tho Republi
cans have for several years past tried'-td
inuupe Mr. Hart to be their candidate,
Mr. Hart i,verj.stronK in-BotQn.. where
The plague of breaking lamp,
chimneys is abroad in the land.
There are two sorts of chim
neys ; brittle and tough. Ninety
nine in a hundred are brittle.
The worst are imported from
Germany. Tho best are lIac.
beth's,Pearl-top"&"Pearl-glass."
Two sorts as to workman
ship; fine and coarse. The
fine are Macbeth's "Pearl-top"
and "Pearl-glass." The coarse
are rough and out of propor
tion; misfits and misshapen;
they do not make a good
draft; they smoke.
Two sorts as to glass; trans
parent and errav. "Pearl-top"
and " Pearl-glass " are clear, fine
and tough not tough against
accident tough against neat.
Call lor " Pearl-top
" Pearl-glass" chimneys.
rittt burgh. Pa. Ota. A. Maobstr
or
CO.
To Snoot NluRiiru In 11 llarrol.
Whitino, Ind., Fel). 28. George Hozol
ett of this city, who lias twice passed
through the Niagara whirlpool in a cask,
left last night for Niagara Falls, where
ho will immediately make his prepara
tions for shooting over the Falls. Ha
proposed to use nn egg-shaped barrel. He
is confident that tho drop of 155 feet can
be 111 ado without fatal results.
A Stay for C. W. Gnrdnor.
Niw i'oBK, Feb. 38. The motion for n
certificate for rensonablo doubt as to tho
legality of the conviction of Agent Gard
ner, of the Parkiiurst society, was mndo
this morning, and will act as a stay of
sentence.
Mncluiy Still Improving.
Sav Francisco, Feb. 38. John Mackny
is still improving and this morning thoro
Is thought to be no further danger from
his wound. Iilppey, who shot him, ia
still alivo at tho Receiving Hospital.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Tho business portion of Goldthwaite,
Tex., has boon wiped out by fire. ,
Lieut. B. II. Buckingham, United
States Navy, has been given tho com
mand of tho Dolphin.
Port Deposit, Md., has ngain been vis
ited by n goodly sized flood, tho water
reaching SO feet ubovo normal.
Tho steamer Britannic, which sails
from New York for Europe to-night, will
carry $310,000 in Mexican dollars and 2a,
000 ounces of silver.
Georgo B. Barslow, employed In a Bos
ton meat market, has fallen holr to $315,
000 by the death of a cousin, Mrs. Abbla
White, of Santa Barbara, Cal.
John M. Coulter, president of Indiana
University, has beon offered the chair of
botany In tho now Chicago University at
an annual salary of $7,000.
The Brazilian Goverment has ordered
70,000 small calibre rifles and 35,000,000
cartridges from tho LocWcs, small arras
manufacturers of Berlin.
John W. Mitchell, tho Now York burg
lar, who has lately been going through
houses In Newark, N. J., has been sen
tenced to ten years In Stnto prison.
A French vessol of war has taken pos
session of ICcrguclon, otherwise known as
tho Isle of Desolation, In tho Indian
Ocean. The island is said to have beds of
coal.
Queen Victoria and her daughters, tho
German empress dowager and tho Prin
cess Beatrice, havo arrived nt Bucking
ham Palace, where her Majesty will hold
court to-day.
The issue of standard silvor dollars
from the mints nnd treasury offices dur
ing the week ended Feb. 25, 1803, was
$333,GS0; for tho corresponding period of
1892, 8341,018.
In tho Dominion House of Commons
yesterday Sir John Thomson said that
Canada, had not entered any protest
against tho acquisition of Hawaii by the
United States.
A hot blast furnaco in the Riverside
Works nt Kenwood, W. Vn., was blown
up yesterday nnd four men were seriously
burned, ono having ills eyes burned out
Is not expected to recover.
CHART.KS SIMMONS,
CMiui'i, N. V.
A MARVEL IN C0II0ES!
Kidney and Liver Disease
FOR 15 Y2LAJ18,
CURED BY 3 BOTTLES!
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I GENTLEMEN I llattuvbeen ri-atorpd ta rami
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Itujr mm.) iu urn uui.r. Know we Krvai DenuK l
have received.
For lti yparm I havo born troubled vr1th(
severe 1MltmillthaMtkiueh. aim Kill.
Htrr mui ..nr. um'ti.c. wo oaoiv uuk ,o
-" . " ...iinw a nau to nay ut ntu.
J. liave uaed three botuea of
DANA'S
SABSAPAIHLJA
Sand 1 fbe! Ilka m Mew man. I rccom-
lenu 11 10 anv atni.tul vim tluK-aie of UwKIO-
teya, i oura rvapitfuily,
Cohoea, N. Y. CIUKLES SIMMONS.
Tao truth of tho alxivo iswrtifM In by
JAM1.S8 CU.KIN8,
Drulvt of Cohoea, X. Y.
Never purchase o " SUBSTITUTED, '
!ta person who tries to sell you something
lelsowhen you call (or Dana's.) Our hot-
Sties are being filled with a COUNTERFEIT,
ARTICLE by "SubiUtuters." Buy ct the!
! HONEST DEALER who cells youvihatyou
(ask tor, and II you receive M benefit he
gvvlll return your mosey.
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From Morcfiant rJ
THE SAF'E GLAD CRY,
"IT MADE ME WELL."
Dr. David Kennedy's Tavorlte Remedy, of
Hondoul, N, Y., tho talk of the Country,
Mr. W. F. Johnson, tho lenrtlnrr mpr.
chant of Oalnaville, f. T., said to-dm f
mm 1 novo sold
over B0 doz. of Dr.
Kennedy's Fuvor
lto ilemerty, nnd
have never lind a
bottle returned or
a fault found wi!h
it. Ono of my
ciistomoi'g paid
bis doctor (5-1 and
was then 110 better,
took a bottle of
Favorilo Remedy upon my recommenda
tion, and it did him more good than the
physicians lonir treatment. Ho then
bought six bottles of me and was a well
man long before they were used up."
Such words as these must impress the
sick or ailing ono.
Three years auo I was troubled with Brlfrht's
Disease. The bent Doctors said I could not live
three months. I then commerced lining Dr. Ken
nedy's Favoiitc Kemedy and I am now well.
O. L. SKAvm, Birmingham, Conn.
I was afflicted with a tumor (rrowlntr over mv
right eye. Eminent physicians snld there was no
help for me. I began at that time to use Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite Itemedv and the tumor en
tirely dfssappearetl and Favorite Remedy saved
my fife. W. M. 1'aoteb, Portlandville.TI. Y.
If it were not for Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy I think I Bhould die f 1 om constipation. Knv
orlteKeuiedy gives rae an appetite, produces
refreshing sleep, and cured me or a nervous
affection I hail for years. It Is a tonic, and I
could not live without it.
Mas. Jclia A. Yeaple, Kingston, N. Y.
Are you a victim of any ktdnev or bladder
dlfilculty f Try Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Kemedy
t onco as it cured tne whi n about to give un all
hope. F. O. Brinx, Foughkcepbie, N. Y.
Have you tho symptoms of dyspepsia, sour
Stomach, painful welgbt In the abdomen r.ftcr
eating, palpitation of the heart, short breath,
headache, constipation, drowsiness, lopsofappe
Utc ? Then loos v no time, hut take Dr. Kennedy's
Favrrlto Henirdy. It is the discovery of n pi v
slcinn who Las oed it for years in his priv.ito
pructici', and it has bv many thousand tc si-, be, u
proven cajiable of doing all that iaclaiiced for it.
WANTS, Jtcn.
FOR RENT. Sooiety and club rooms in the
post offlce building. Apply to M. M. Burke,
Attorney, noom3. 13-U-tf
TTIOlt SALE. blvory outfit for sale oheap for
I; cash. Apply to 1. 1. Conry, No 31 South
Main street. 1-19-tr
FOR s U.K -One Wilton ltu patlor suite, 3
bed-room suites. 1 sldob iard,l cunboard, 1
lnnnffft. chnlra. nnnltlnff Hlovn nnil hniltnr.
j Apply to Joseph Trewella, 7 3. Jurdln street,
nuennuaoan. a ai-iw
OR SALE OH RENT. A largo storo and
dwelling. Storo room suitable for anv
business. Stable in tho rear. For full parti
culars apply at No. 131 E. Centre street,
Mahanoy City, Pa. S ltt-tf
TjTOR ''ALE. A boarding houso doing a good
' business centrally located in tho city of
llnzleton. Satisfactory rcaons given for sell
ing. Address E. & X., I. O. Uox 40J, llnzle
ton. Pa. 2-3l-lw
TOR Re NT A storeroom, dwelling nnd
; stable on North Main stroet, now occupied
I by Roll Slieoler. Possoss Ion wdl bo given on
I Arril 1st. Apply to ."trs. Margiret IJrehCBney,
Mahanoy Piano, or 'Squlro Shoemaker. Shen
andoah. 2-28-3t
WANTFD. A llvoman or woman In every
county where we havo not already secured
a icpresentatlvo to sell our "Neva Silver" Solid
Meta Ki'ivcs, Forks and Spoons to consumers;
n sold metal as white ss silver; no plate to
wear oft; goods guaranteed to wear a lifetime;
cost at out ono tonlll that f silver: thn chanen
of a lifetime: agents average from 8M to f 100
per weok end meet with ready sales every
where, ho prea is tho demand for our Solid
etal Gords Over Ono Million Dollars' worth
o: goods in dally use. Case of samples FREE.
SILVERWARE CO.,
2-13-lm-d&w 133 Essox St., Boston, Mass,
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com
mission, to handle the new Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and great
est selling noveltv ever nroduced. Erases ink
thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of
paper. Works like magic. Z03 to 500 per cent,
nrodt. One agent's sales amounted to 1620 in
six days. Another 133 in two hours. Previous
1 aAliC.lt;uuauui.ucucont.iv. rui iuiuid nuu luu
I .-.t... . trnnuA .,. n r
' pal tluumro, uliuxch jluu muuiud mi e, vsu, ..a
urosse, wis. xiaa 0-jn.iy
I o Builders !
The season for building
is almost at hand, and
we have just replen
ished our stock of all
kinds of Hardware,
Nails and Builders'
Supplies.
We also carry an immense line of
Stovos, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin
ware. Hooting and Spouting our
specialty.
Peter Griffiths,
GIRARDVILLE, PA.
THE JBX CTOTJ I
Everything modeled after
Green's Cafe, Philadelphia.
32 S. Main St., Slieiiaudonli.
The leading place in town.
Has lately been entirely reno
vated Everything new, clean
and fresh. The linos t lino ot
Wines and Liquors I
Cigars, &c, foreign and do
mestic Free lunch served
each evening. Big sohoonera
of f resh,Beer,l'orter, Ale, Ac.
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE.
J. J, DOUGHERTY, Prop.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restaurant
Lea dine Saloon la town
Oenlre ami White ....
(Btekert's old stand)
First-class Eating Bar
Finest Whiskeys In the Market.
JOHN R. COYLJ5,
iitwMj-ki-Lav ui Km Mk Aft,
owes .BefWaWe "ulfctuw. Wffi.aatjMvu. Pa
M.
M. UURKK,
A TTORiTSY-A T-LA TP
BI1BNANDOAII, FA,
Offices RoorilV P. O. Building, Phensodoar
md.rtsterly BuTJJc Pettsrllle,
ENGLAND DOJfT OKI II
Objects to the Stars and Stripes
on the New York.
ANOTHEn HOME RULE BILL VICTORY
A ramout IlellgltMta Seo't Will Prnhmbh
Mmlgrate t This Country g.inn They
Are i Virtuous nnd iMiinstrlnu People
Snfl'erlnic Aiming Hin Cotton Wyrkora.
LONDO, Feb. 28. In the House of
Commons yesterday Mr. WHHam G
Cnvendlsh-Heiitlnok, Conservative, mem
ber for Penryn, Falmouth and Flushing,
nuked whether the attention of the Ad
miralty had been cal lei 1 to a recent cele
bration In New Tork, at which President
Harrison was present, when the flag of n
ileamshlp that had been built And subsi
dised as a Qoeen's cruiser had been
shanged, and the Hag of the United
States hoisted in Its stead.
He also wanted to know whether the
Admiralty would henceforth prevent
uoh a proceeding.
The Right Hon. Sir U. Kay-Shuttle-worth,
Secretary to the Admiralty, re
plied that there was nothing to prevent
the transfer of a British mercantile
cruiser to a foreign country after the
period for whioh a subsidy hail been
granted her bud elapsed.
Mr. Gladstone made h motion that on
Tuesdays and Fridays the House meet at
2 p. in., and that government business,
especially the second reading of the Home
Rule bill, have preference over nil other
bnstness.
The motion was opposed, and the Lib
eral leader Was accused of scheming to
rush business through and preventing
members from introducing bills.
The motion was carried by 4'J majority.
THE WALDENSES COMING.
MpnngorH tivut Over to Inquire, Into
North Curollini us a Vitture Home.
Paws, Fob. 28. The Waldenses, the
lescendnnts of the famous sect which
was persecuted for centuries on account
ol their religions opinions, and who still
Inherit the mountain tract on the Italian
side of the Cottian Alps, where their an
cestors held out against their persecutors,
propose to euiigrate to America.
Their staple business of cloth making
has become much depressed, and even
with all their frugality they find It diffi
cult to live.
The pastors of the Wnldensian congre
gations convened in a synod to consider
tho situntion, nnd resolved to send two
delegates to North Carolina to Inquire
regnrdlng tho prospects for settlers in
that State.
Tho Waldenses aro n hardy and thrifty
peoplo, retaining in n. romnrkabla degree
thovirtuos of their heroic nuceitors.
If the reports from the delegates should
bo favorable 2,000 Waldenses will emi
grate to North Carolina in tho spring.
THREATENED WITH FAMINE.
Great Suirei'lnsnt Ultlliam on Account of
tlio Splnnorh Strlko.
London-, Feb. 28. Great suffering
exists In Oldham, owing to the prolonged j
struggle between tho master cotton spin- I
ners nud tho operativos.
Tho number out of employment in
Oldham nlono Is 31,000. Thousands of
those aro destitute of food nnd fuel, only
those who belong to tho Operatives'
Union receiving union aid.
Tho prolonged cold weather has added
to tho distress of tho situation.
Hopes to Seo England Catholic Soon.
Rome, Feb. 28. The Pops bade a cour
teous farewell to the pilgrims from Eng
land yesterday. His Holiness said that
ho hoped soon to see England once mora
a Catholic country, At tin close of tho
audience His Holinoss was borno in n
sedia gestntorla through tho corridors of
the Vatican, in which the pilgrims
ranged themselves. Tho Pontiff as he
passed, held out his hand, tho pilgrims
kissing tho ring.
Italian Anurclilsts Cuusht at tYorlc.
Roue, Feb. 28. Tho polico yesterday
surprised 20 Anarchists at work In it
bomb factory on the outskirts of tho city.
All tho men wero arrested and a largo
quantity of explosives seized. Tho polico
believe that they now have tho persons
responsible for most of the explosions of
tho last year.
Sulcidml on the Houso Top.
New York, Feb. 23. Last night Emlle
Rohaut, ID years old, hanged himself on
tho root of tho fivo-story building in West
Olst street in which ho lived. The young
man tied n rope about his neck, and
fastening the other end to the ventilator
pipe swuug oil. a or fully 10 minutes tho
body bwung in midair. Then the rope
was cut by wearing against the cornice,
nnd the body tumbled into the yard in
the rear of the hou-e. Despondency due
to Illness was the probable cause of the
suicide,
I'opuliat House llboys tho Court.
Topika, Feb. 28. The Populist House
mem bers have decided to yield to the
decree of the Court and recognize the
Republican House. One of their members
appeared In the Republican House yes
terday afternoon, and there was loud ap
plause when he addressed Mr. Douglass
as Mr. Speaker. The Populist Senators
will also recognize the Douglass House.
To Raise tlieSuuken Reveuuei Cutter.
Nkw York, Feb. 88. Secretary of th
Treasury Foster has authorized an ex
penditure of not more than $500 for rais
ing the revenue ontter Washington,
which was run into and sunk iu her slip
oil the Battery yesterday.
A wrk Woman Hooted Alive.
Newark, Feb. 38. Mrs. Bridget Con
dron, aged 45, went too near a red hot
tttove at her residence yesterday and In
an instant her clothes were in flames.
Before the Are was extinguished the poor
woman was very nearly roasted alive.
Got Haifa Cent Advanoe.
Datviujk, Conn., Feb. 88. The weav
ers here resumed work this morning upon
an advance of half a cent per yard on
the old list with less fines. This Is halt
of what was asked. I
SpirttunlUt Medium Swindler Santenoad.
Dkkvsr, Feb. 28. "Dr." F. O. Mat-
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