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COLD-BLOODED
MURDERER WILL
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PLEAD INSANITY
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cii 1 hope erery woman
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M SICK WOMEN.
fears Lydia JS. nnK
able Compound, made
ad herbs, has been the
3fdi for feminine ills,
frtlrmred thousands oi
ihn you try it ?
Mam, I.ynn, Mass.,
tick women to writ
IPouraud's
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JPOVDER
Apnre, antiMp.
I uc hum rowaar
for ittinta and
adnlta. Einui.
italr perfumed.
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lent oorsplexioD
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kin irritation and
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ing and sharing,
ping a delight
Wand ratreahinr
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pared by
fN8,N.Y.CITY,
Kit OtlMTAl CREAM
Hackensack, N. J.. Sept. 12. Au
gustus tvernuni, uik uuui; grocer s
clerk who Is charged with the murder
nf his aunt, Mrs. Otllle Eberhard,
whom he lured to a lonely spot in ,
Kocholle 1'arK on Juiy it last and af
ter killing her robbed the body of
1240, will be placed on trial next
wpek. The case will be called Mon
day, and it Is expected the trial will
1 proceed without delay.
I The cold-blooded character of the
I murder caused the crime to be widely
discussed througnout tne country and
the trial will be followed with close
interest. The murdered woman had
but recently arrived in tnis country
country. According to the story told
by young Eberhard, he had persuad
ed his aunt to turn her possessions
into cash and come to America in or
der that he might marry her daugh
ter. Upon their arrival in JNew York
City he obtained rooms for them and
then suggested a trip across the river
into New Jersey. A blinding storm
came up while they were walking
along the railroad tracks on the New
-Jersey side, and this aided the de
signs of the murderer. As the two
unsuspecting women were plodding
along in front of him, he drew his
revolver, took carerui aim and fired
Mrs. Eberhard fell at the first shot,
but to make sure of her death the
assassin fired another Bhot Into her
body as it lay on the tracks. Then
he went in pursuit of his cousin and
tried to kill her. She ran down the
tracks and escaped, while the mur
derer fled from the scene of his
crime. It was more than a week be
fore young Eberhard was found. In
his confession he stated that during
the week he had traveled as far west
as Chicago, but had been irresistably
attracted again to the scene of his
crime. When found he was suffer
ing from a slight bullet wound which
he had Inflicted upon himself to give
strength to the story he had concoct
ed to the effect that he and his aunt!
had been attacked by Italians while
walking along the railroad tracks.
But a severe quizzing by the police
broke down his story and he is said
to have made a full confession. Near
ly all of the money of his aunt was
found where he said he had buried
It.
Insanity will undoubtedly be the
defense of the young self-confessed
murderer when he is placed on trial.
His father, It is said, will testify that
Insanity is hereditary In his family i
and that the sister of young Eber
hard is now confined In an insane
asylum.
The local authorities and the men
guarding Eberhhard say they can see
no traces of Insanity. Nevertheless.
It Is probable that a commission may
ue appointee, to examine the prison
er's mental condition.
AMI.' 8 HM K NTS
' HER ONE GKRAT SIN
This popular play of the hour will
be seen at the Eugene theatre for
the first time tonight.
The Btory of the play has for Its
theme "The unwritten law," which
has been talked of bo much during
the past year, but there ia nothing
"ujcL-uunaoie in the play, and while
It Is In a way sensational, the drama
tist has handled the subject In a
uciicaie manner nnri tho vrnn
husband does nnt nil hia rival
uie last act cnallenges him to fight
a duel, which makes a very dramatic
Daniel Como to Judgment.
JllStice Pierce. Of Munrlp Inrilnnn
was called upon to pronounce judg
ment as to the decency of a Direc-
i""e or sneath gown n rtav or twn
Kress wYTl.! 'he ac"
- . H ai i emeu ior ap
pearing on the stage attired in the
til They Bot a member of one
oi tne flocks to swear to the com
malnt, however. But the complain-
ng witness did not appear. His
mends made it so warm for him he
Kent away.
The justice In discharging the ac
tress saM th ni,ni
rlAAn Mtuiie gown was
comPare" to the sights that
rnA.t " on tne streets there al
most anv minv
Inrf.n. 0 ' C011rse. there is nothing
and ut the Dlrectoire gown
rnpany playing -nyer Ore Great
ladv 'IPears here- The leH"K
ha oUss" S """""'"cent .gown of
savirire.i,,S.n'ttBny moTe rason for
1'?" wh wear.
the i,i. i I s""" immodest than
ball , , 0 ,Koes 10 a fan(,y dress
to a fan, ,v nmuement. or
nlarc i u or to any old
7lb a V-shaped costume on
si.nS?."1 aD"lle eno8h to act as a
4' iime EnRlnnd's king oh
t, eV,.1'?t. ball nrop her gar-
ense an V 1 rellows fth lUtle
hr nP? arse mlnds laughed nt
Mckpd fKment- Hi majesty
U?k .',n',he ,Kar!pr v'ltn th r'-
a ni,0. "mi ev'l tninks
th. a,,'' , sentence. "To
,pr still ' "a ln"'E, Pre," or bjt
that , , rv" ,nn 1 Bes evil m
wise'. s not v"- b"t othf.r
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foni. ' ,'e"8 or a way to be-
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