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tatlon eay it will reopen.
WASHINGTON MURDER TRIAL WHICH ATTRACTED
ATTENTION OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
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sTUDOE ORLANDO
TOVER. TOR.
Woman placed on trial la Wasbiugiim ijr tu Killing of formar
Senator Brown of Utah, th presiding Judge and leading attorneye In
the caae.
Although some of the snla.dous fea
lure which were looked for at tlio trial
of Mrs. Anna N. Kradley for the niur
ili-r of Senator Arthur M. Ilrowu were
eliminated by direction of the court,
there was enough of the sensational
connected therewith to hold the atten
tion not only of Washington hut of the
entire country. The prominence of the
m.'in and the a'trictiveiies of the wnm
au. together with the iii.-iuner of the
sIsKiting. Invested the case with un
usual Interest.
Arthur M. Hrown, leading citizen of
Suit Ijike City, man of great weilth
anil for a brief time t'lilted Suites Sen
ator by appointment of th tjnverinrr.
wan a clone friend to Mr. Anna X.
Hriidlcy. This was some jrenni ago
when the frail-looklm; defendant wan
robust of form and Isvwtlful of (;uf.
For Hrown's aake she dtucrteil her liua
band, mid althouch Ue would not heed
tier plea to marry her, ahe clung to
him. AlKiut a year ngo lirowu went
from Utah to Washington. Mr. I'.rad
ley heard that he wn going to tnnrry
Sir. Anna t'. Adunw, mother of Maud
Adauia. the great actrew. anil he fol
lowed 111 in. At Ilia Mom In a WaHhlnx-
ton hotel they had a loud talk, the re
sult of which wan that "lie dixit him
and he died five days Inter Iter. 13.
He refuwd to aay anything roiHfrnlns
the trngcdy. Mm. Uradley never de
tiled that ahe did the aluoting, plpndliiK
temporary insanity. Mra. Adama hn
Jeclared that there wnji no foundation
for the report that alie wa to have
married ISrown.
When the caw? came up for trial In
Washington Mm. Itradley'a alory uiii
Hie aland wag that Hmwn won her
love by protestation of undying affec
tion and promise of murrluge; that he
arged her to get a divorce and Induced
her to get her trousw-au.
The chief comutcl for Mr Itradley
aas Orlando W. Powers, a native of
New York, who went to 1,'tnh to live
md la the leader of the Gentile party
there. He waa made associate Jiwtlce
it the Supreme Court of Utah by Pres
ident Cleveland. He haa aat In the
State fjeglalature and baa been an un
tueceiful candidate for Congress.
Once be declined a United Htste Hen
ttorablp for in unexpired terra.
Rm4iI4i Wit.
He who matched wlta with the au
tbor of "The Ancient Mariner" bed In
I namnei oi xoenn
v aw
deed a lively task before hliu. for Cole
ridge was never caught napping. Tin
poet wan ho awkward a horseman that
his riding often attracted comment ol
anything hut a compllimnttary nature
One day he was riding along the turn
pike road In the county of Imrlmn
when a wag who met him fastened
iiHin him as nn exivllent sulijivt for
sHirt. CoiiMpieiitly he drew rein and
said In an Imis-rtlnent drawl:
".My graceful friend, did you bapix-n
to meet a tailor on the road?"
"I'm Inclined to think I did." anld
Coleridge molltatlvely. "I was not
sure at the moment, but he said some
thing alsMit my iintlng a goose fur
ther along the road."
The wag put spurs to his borne, and
the pst Joggid calmly on his way.
The I iiminna Uanarrr.
We have been used to hear that
while the fear of dangerous negroes
made it hard for white children In the
South to get to whil, the negro chil
dren were hot lu danger, and going to
ch.l without fear or risk had on
that nrtfltnit an educational advantage
over t.'ie white children. A Southern
woman who writes to the American
Magiulne alsiut race relations In the
South touches on this point to say Mint
the dangerous negris-s are dnngiroiia
to all women and girts, white or black ;
that the negro children go to school In
gn)ii, as the white children do; and
that the negro women, like white wom
en. In the South recognize that It I
not safe to go far from home nnpro
tected. This statement has probability
In Its favor, and for various reasons
sounds true. It was worth making;
the more so that we do not rerncinlxT
to have seen It In print before. W'e
have all along known and deplored the
rll to the white women and chil
dren, but no one before tills has thought
It worth while to mention that the
negro women and glrln were In any
danger. The reason why this ought to
lie known Is that a common danger 1
strong tie, and the black and white
In the South are developing antag
onism so fast that no tie that remain
ought to be Ignored. After the Atlanta
riot decent people, white and black, got
together to discuss preventive meas
ures. That wa th right way. Shot
gun methods will only Increase their
peril. Harper Weekly,
garoane.
BKAUTIFYINO A CITT.
AarlpB Towns aat llnl l'r I.Ktle
AKenllua to SSsiU Trees.
' In the beautifying of a city ajwclal
at ten I Ion slanild N paid to shade tree
In tb reldemv portion and In th
IMirka. The St. Umls tllolMlHinuTut
mi.vk :
"lu the nuvt henutlftil cities of the
world the simile triee are sontvely e
ond to Atvliltocture In pleasing r(Ti-ts.
The architect and city fireter sup
plement each other, and the most de
lightful viio are those In wblch the
efforts of Isitu blend harmoniously.
American towns, as a rule, spring up
without attention to shade trees, but
the tune come when the lack Is pressed
upon public attention by comparison
with other cities that have been less
uegllgent. SiitHrtlclnlly viewed, hade
tree are minor Item. Hut, In fact,
they are one of the most Important
branches of municipal work. Tliey dd
the vulue of property to an extent
jut little understood, though every pur
chaser of a home know how much be
I -.ttrnotcd by well-shaihsl etreet. A
few well-dvveloped shade tree on a T
cant lot, with oilier good siwlmen
long the curbs, are sure to bring along
customer willing to pay a little higher
price than on a naked highway. The
general rlstaa of well plauted nelgh
borhoiMl are worth atlll more. All largo
cities are multiplying parks and boule
vards In which liw, shrubtsry and
lawns tv a timln ronstderntlon. Com
pare the price of pros-rty In aih'h lo
call ties with that In other vtlou, our
side of business, and true KW I
formed of v. "lues and their basl.
Shade tree are projerty of precious
kind.
"The city shade tree should he a (
rial object o. rare on the part of the
municipal authorities. It should be
guarded and protected. No rsoH
should be allowed to hitch horse to It
No candidate or other advertiser should
be permitted to tack a pho-nrd on It, or
allow It to be ahutd In any way. Not
only should the planting of tree In a
city be encouraged and the tree out
side of the city along roads should be
conserved and protected for the pub
lic benefit. It Is shocking to sew tin
forest tres along the fllemlale trolley
line and along the turnpike defaced
with all sort of tin and patcr sign
that lit tacked liim them. The tree I
should be respected for tls public'
sake."
"SAUCE FOB THE GAWDER."
llats-Off-la-itsvTkeater Male Ule
Hr taalas.
8xre one for ttie women.
Under the present nianngitnent of
the Astor Theater lu New York every
woman who holds a wst coupon I un
der contract to remove her hat If she Is
requeated to do so. The agreement I
one of the term on whlih the ticket I
)d The man who conceived this Idea
I doul-ileaa congratulating himself ui
oo the fact that he hat solved the prob
lem presented when a wtauan occasion
ally decline to lower her top hamper.
Hut In i4ilerlng hi victory he ha
come Into collision with two oilier prob
lems. A woman Inquire with bland suavity
whether th niauagi-ment, having forced
the removal of the hats, ha provided
sny place to put thtn. There are the
fell and the hatpins a well as the hats.
So long as their removal was a volun
tary a1 of courtcny the women were
content to carry them on their laps or
fasten them on the bm-k of the sent
tfore tliein. Hut under compulsion
that la a different matter.
The woman also nka with sweetnea
but deep feeling whether the manage
ment has luiHsied a contract on the
male holders of sent coiins preventing
them from forcing women to arise hi.
tween every two acts and crowding by
lliem Hint they may assuage their alco.
hollc thirst. She suggests that the Ml
Olou ones be coin!'llcd to purchase end
eat at a slightly Increased price or re
frain from Imposing discomfort upon
those about theiu.
Plainly, what Is sauce for the goose I
awe for the gamier. Cleveland Ixvtd
tr. Prrdleameat ot A-e.
To-day our attitude toward old age
Aas greatly changed. We no longer pre
tend to treat It as a hackneyed joke,
but Instead have agreed lltcly to Ig
nore It. No one Is old, simply because
he cannot afford to Is-.
The kingdom has Is-cn glvim over to
ttie young, and ago must borrow youth's
Nothing If It would still hold Its own in
the council chamlicr or the market
(ilace. Centillium' MagnrJue.
To Meet the llrmaad,
"1)0 these navel oranges really grow
without seed, uinmuin?" askcil Tommy,
my.
"Yea," rolled his nuither, "some
miart man discover! a way to make
them grow tlwt way."
"O, wouldn't It bo fine If he could
tmly find a way to make chicken grow
alth four drumstick." Philadelphia
Pre.
"What la home without a tnotherr
Ask the newly married couple and the
will tell you It la limply delightful.
A Caaaervallse
There were som doubt In tha mm
enmity a to llouief Kloyd' lltnesa for
a position on the climi board, owing:
In certain lapses In III Mfly educa
tion; but hi first speech In hi otllcla
capaclly alleutvd tlia tongue of all
critics.
lie listened to several recitation
with a grave ami Interested air. ami
at the end of th !" t0
address tlie a.hool, "hy re.pi.t.M
"Some things are In my province as
member of (he hsl Ismrd. snd some
are not," he ld, ollh a genial amlle.
"If within my province to sny that
I never heard acholar answer up more
pmrnptly than you children of Plstrlct
Number Thn-e.
"As to whether your answer were
or wer not correct, It Is not my pises
to ay. Your techer know, and lu
ber banda I leave Ih matter.''
Mala la Ih Slala Taaaat.
frof. July. " made a geological
amliistlon of th stone and tha debris
collected during th construction of the
EMiuplon tuuuel, reports lust he bss
fouud rich trH- of rsdluiu, Indicating
largr dHwlts Ibsu have yet been ill
cvvrd lswbr In Kurop. II be
lleve (bit lb existence of o much
radium caused tb abiioruisl beat de
veloped In the construction of I be tun
usl. II I continuing til rvseanbv.
Although aclentlsta believe that ra
dium, discovered by Mm. Curie la
lOCi. ! widely distributed over tb
world In tultiut quanllOea. (he present
prtuclpal sourt' I th pitchblende of
Joacblnistbal. North Itavarla. wbsr a
few grain of nullum apear In a ton
of pitchblende, A pouud of rsdluiu. If
It could be bought, would cost about
UOO.OtXX
Bwara of Ointment far Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
u mttary IHirlf 'll'i-y ll"""n.ol,mll
so4 ouitlley ttrrsiissllis wbelylria l,i-a
llOirillg llltiriuglllue"lrouauri-. Sties
srtlet Suui4 uvv l- um-'I a-t.lta tr.
rrieliuna fruia riiatsl.l phvatrun, m His
ilm will 4a It ln lll la ili t ru
va tMMiibtr af it From uim. ifsu sisrrs
Cutw. ttiiiulet'irMl hf r, i. I'bpnwf A Co..
ToUdu. o,,roMisin nmvreurv, ntl d ulin
llllsrnsllf . setlng .Prw-llr uen lbs tilol snii
Muruu turfsM at Ihs tytni. ie boyles
lll'l i i iuimiunlaiiin tau 11 Iks ("i
uls. Ills uksn Internally snil wil In T-l-Uu,
Okie, by . 1. C'uuj 4 Co. tlisualU
lr-s.
Sulit br Drtif tit, frln. Tie, r tl.
Isks llsir) saill I'lH. fur eatllllaa
Iat a Vital.
rjansstie Th Ids ' your tblskla' t
sraa llsimla' te wkat you an' Mr. krri
too atlil wben yu so' bum a- raHsV
I JUo't star ih Brt r4 o' your talk '
Maitrtss-I would'! ktv rsindiMl ibal
a ssuck, Vsreoa. Hut dida't yea katr
th lest word of III
.arete C'aalraef.
"What ar you go'bf to do aaw, colo
sair" Isaulrad Ik latlaisi frlcad.
"t i(hr-I to th remainder of
y dsra." said th rallrad MalaaHoaa,
"llviog dow tb Has that ksv baaa pub
lished shout bi la fourtaaa pulltical caia
Plfn." Th thumb ba mors sirvagth lb a all
Ik elkar flagor loj.th.r.
af Isaaaaeoiaaaia.
Mr. OushUlghlla' your aeit ku
bsad. 1 btT Allow ro to odr my
Mrs. Murhlelgh O. rnu BtisiiOoVrsteod
. I said "ri-huabaad."
Mr. lluahUigh-Udetd? Well. I eoa
imtulst yoq on thst.
A dainty Wk in colors, cslled the
"Jingl Book." will be sent fr to any
Mother sending name and d Ireas o( tier
baby, slid tha too from Iwe on-poun4
cartoons ol "30-Mul-Tm" Boras and
be in .tamp. A ldrras I'a-itic Coast
llorag Co., Oakland, t'al.
1.1 If la Aaiblaaaaa.
Very commendable Is tb sl dl
played la recent year In tit effort to
put in end to the obnoilou habit of
eipectontlng In place frequented by
the public. Still, th QftVna would
probably be clsssed under th head of
"venial" and It might b well to ad
just th punishment to th crime.
After crossing on one of tb ferry
line that convey passenger over th
North lllvr to New Jsrscy point, end
rarefully considering th possible logi
cal connection betwesn the two part
of Ui "Notice to I'lisnenger" hanging
In a conspicuous pls.-e, one wonder If
prbap the reforming teal of the ferry
company may not have carried It too
far.
The lgn read: "Spitting on tha
Door I prohibited. I. If preserver ar
provided for all paasengera."
0
My Hair k
ExtraLong
Feed your hair; nourish It;
give- It something to live on.
Then It will stop filling, inj
will grow long and heavy,
Ayer'a Hair Vigor li the only
hair-food you can buy. For
00 years It has been doing
ust what we claim It will do.
It will not disappoint you.
laaak.J.O . l-U, m
41a swutieaiW sr
t uswutftU.
f
A rsllrosd la Mcrl. Africa, will ht
(uustruclatl by th Mm lab rolonUI ie.
arnmrnt to develop lb resourea at ike
country. 4 In Mrtculr lo ailwulst
tb ration mwlng Industry, Tb a4
will b about 4V mll Inn, ,
PLENTY GOOD WATER
mis RfADnrs now to txmt mttu.
MAmM amo titr KIONCVS.
CK Raorfer AoVkj Ak
fVtWflptioa la Mat a
ISaJ Misfam Saa. lO
rVoanot Relief.
Row a (he time when tha dncinr get
busy, and th patent medicine tnanu.
lonturar rasp th harvaat, ualas greet
ear la taken to dras wartaljr and kep
th feat diy. This is tb advice ol a
old eminent authority, alio ay that
Rheumatism and Kidney troubl
weather Is ht. and also lelta what to
do In case of in attack.
Oet from any gl preaorlplloa phar
niary one half ounco fluid Ki'ract
IWutdellnn, on ounce Couipoand Ksr
gos, three ouncaa Compound Hyrup 8ar
spsrilla. Mil liy shaking In a bottl
and take a teasp. imTuI aftar meal and
at bailllm. alto drink plenty of water.
You can't drink too much of IL
Just try this (Imp) boma-mad mil
iar, and don't forget th water, at tli
first sign ot ftheumatism, or It rour
back aehea or you (sal that tha kidney
are bo acting Jnt tight. Thi la Mid
to b a p land Id kidney ragnlstor, and
almost eartala remedy foi all forma of
rbeumatiim, which ia eauaad by oil
acid In th blood, ahlch th kidney
tail to Altar out. Any on cm ily
prepare thl at home and at small ML
Almost any dingglct lo the smsller
Uiwna nan opply th Ingredient aarmaJ
a H'sy at oommonly oaad In the pi.
arrlptlon denartment
A rrlilelsaa.
"Mr Cbatterton Is a perfect talking
nu'-hlne."
"A a piece of machinery, though.
she lacks on detail
"What la tbstr
"The eshaust." Ilaitlmure Amerlcaa,
Only On "DROMO OCININf.
Thsl UI.A1ATIVK li MO Vii UI'INIK Im
t..r lha .l.n.l.ir. t k. W IINOVK t.'awtla
Wrl4 o.a. i mm a M m una tr, m
RalSaallr Mistake.
"Dial wstrh," aa.d Ik aw..r. kaaaV
lag It Isick. "I on of tb kind Uwt't
ruad to sail "
"Ihirn It!" etplodad t'tvl Joaa. vk
Md bought lha tliu-nlM-a si
.. . . ...... Uu. . M
,), iie i ll.if Vi SM l"
I- area. a sa 11 l lil Hih lot
Tbl. two. .rlaeSI .ll ma all.
.im4 niMiaht kail."-Ms. , U. Sitaa,
lahusas SaOkiia. Cats.
I a Stats trat I
a ahawad that I
area! )wlitrt. I
a d la sell s' I
suction asiatilnlmiane, "I've
thar wstrh to 'eo dilfareat
Tny (II tell tat it wa mad
ylt I eea't git a blam.d cent fur It
wlieres I
Mo asm will (lad Mr. WlaaleWs alhts
Stiui. lb" b-ai r.mc-lr u. uaa lu Ibal ehUdia
auiiag iba laailuug yitwi.
Kseeetlea.
ttUsstlsflrd Artlat- don't Ilk
wy yon har hung my lntltig.
yaraber of Cominilta .. N'atinar do I.
but I ws outvoiad. Mr jmlgmat wa
that It ought In be hinted.
"OUCH"
OH, MY BACK
rr is woHorapuL how quickly thii
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