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The story of the Impersonation of Captain Clark of the battleship Oregon by Julius Leon Moyse in New Orleans ereatcl a rt'marLaIe stir throughout the country. The unfortunate woman. Miss Ilertha Waeiiken of Cincinnati, who was Imposed upon by him aud induced to marry him. has returned to her home iu Cincinnati with her brother-in-law, who was also det rived. She. Lou-over, can throw no further viglit ou the crime. All nlie knows was ti.ade known iu the tirst airing of the case. The only one who could add to tiiu story was .Moyse himself .nd hith.to he l:i-. refused to say a word. t-i.,. t;,.s wo: k of the notice on the case was to trace his record. Thi was found to le none too good. When many discreditable facts were brought home to him, he was made to see the difficulty of his position and was Induced to tell the true story of the case, s ays a correspondent of the I'hiladel phia Times. In his story he claimed that the deception was just a device to start a flirtation with the girl and that when it succeeded he fell a victim to her charms. lie was afraid to reveal the truth of the situation for fear it would ruin his chances of winning her. If his tale Is true. It places the case In a pew light, and one that will make his conviction very ditficult. Your correspondent was present when he told his story to the police and was permitted to question hira further. The tale Is set forth herewith iu his own words. It certainly does not lack Interest and Is full of dramatic Intensity. It Is well worth the reading: "Of course, this is going to be the only story of this affair; nothiug else, aud it Is as true as you want It. Whether Bertha was a Uower girl In the hotel or sold things around tiiere. I do not know. But this much 1 do know full well, and tiiat is that I saw her in the rotunda, and she was a decidedly pretty girl. That caught my eye. for I love pretty women and of course tried to strike up a flirtation. But Bertha would not flirt. I was then in a gray suit. I never wore my uniform, and. without knowing her name. 1 wrote the note. A porter was a friend of mine, and I gave him the not, sr.ying I was Captain Clark. Ycu see. that was the first name that came to me. and I thought that It would catch Bertha, the idea of meeting the captain of a battleship. So the porter got the note, aud he was a little cautious with it. asking me if therewas anything in it that would make the lady mad. 1 said there was not and told him never to mind, as everything was polite. That note was delivered aud I walked away a little while. That was on Monday, understand. When I returned, the porter pointed me out to my brother-in-law, Mr. Aarouson, and the rest minute he came ud to me at Peter 'Johnson's Stove Mam Street. window, cor. Sth and north E STORE.
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rasa? m l JTJXJCS LEON MOYSE, THE BOGUS CAPTAIS CLARK. and asKea if I was Captain Clark. There was no use of backing out then, and I said that I was, and be 6eemed so glad to meet me. The next word he said to me was that his sister-in-law had turned over the note to him and he thought If there was to be an Introduction that he was the only person to give it. We were talk ing a little while, and of course 1 agreed to It. Then Mr. ISIoch came up, and Mr. Aaronson introduced rue as Captain Clark of the battleship Oregon. "Then I was In for It, and I deter mined to play the whole thing through. Understand, it was all for a flirtation then, and I did not think for one moment that there would be any further trouble. The first thing I did to put myself right and high was to ask Ut, Bloch if he would not come down to the battleship, say. that very night, for a bit of wine. But then later I excused myself and said I would name a time for a big supper. Mr. Aaronson was pleased to know me and introduced me to his sister-in-law In the hotel. That was a delightful treat, and I found myself In love with the girl, and I believe she cared for me then. I took Bertha by the arm and viewed the pa rade of Rex that is, the arrival of Rex. She was on a chair, and I was careful that she should not fall. We became very good friends, and the more I saw of her the more I loved her. I wanted to tell the truth and tell the girl who I was and all about myself, but then I feared that she did not love me and that the affair would not go too far. That night we viewed the parade at the coruer of St. Charles and Canal streets, and after that I, withMr. Aaronson and his wife, went out for a little supper. We went to the Imperial, and I drank wine, but Bertha would take none, and I was desperately in love with the girl. But, with all of that. I kept myself back and wanted to be sure that she reciprocated my love. I had the privilege of calling at her place on Rampart street, near Ca nal, and Mr. Aaronson was only too glad to have me to come with him Tuesday I went to the house and met Mr. Aaronson. and IV-rtlia was there. She greeted me so ni ely that I was sure that she laved me. That night we were out to a little stopper, and aft er that I went to her lumrding house, and It was there rhat 1 proposed to her. I asked her if she could love me if 1 was not Captain ("lark and if I was not rcn Asfiamcd To go anywhere with my face in this condition,'' is the expression of a very natural feeling. To a beautifal woman an eruption on the face is the greatest of calamities, her very beauty seeming to increase the disfigurement. Ninetyeight times in every hundred, eruptions are cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and the skin recovers its maiden bloom and softness. "Golden Medical Discovery "is a medicine which acts directly on the blood, purifying it, increasing its quantity and its richness. Eruptions, blotches, pimples, etc, are but surface signs of the corrupt blood current underneath. "Discovery cleanses the blood, and so cleanses the skin. For mboat one Tear and a half err face m vere td! broken out." writes Miss Carrie Adams, of Ii6 West Main St.. Battlecreek. MichI spent a great deal of money with doctors and for different kinds of medicine, but received no DCKQL A law - - " meats, and obtained a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical mscorerr. dckjtc mu iuck one bottle of this media ne I noticed a char.ee, and after takiAC three bodies I was entirely cored. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep tbc bovda ia healthy cofvlitioa.
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that she wtiuid h4? nte tf 1 had noth ing. -She loved me fimyself, and I was happy In fact. I as too happy to tell her that 1 was not-Captain Clark. But my word for it. 1 Intended to tell her all when 1 had niarried b?r. You see. once she was niiQe. I could take her back to Krw-nvipe, remarry her as Moyse and theu e could live together In happiness. Iiu Mr. Aaronson bothered me with tba Captain Chirk business, and I eouldnot let out on myself then, for I wou!4 lose the girl, and I did not want to io that. So I had to bluff off my brher-ia-law. and that Is how I came to? invite Bloch to come aboard the vessel Wednesday night, and told him to invite his fricQds. as I wanted them to enjoy a good time on the water. That strengthened my hold MISS BERTHA WAEXKF.N. on Mr. Aaronson, and the bluff held irood. lecause 1 believe Mr. Bloch was getting ready to go to supper." "Well, the proiosal. You are forgetting that?" "WelL Bertha accepted . me. and 1 was glad, and she said that I had her consent. " - -- Military flandiuint res. Miss Nellie Miles is probably the only woman in the United States who directs and manages a full military baud, and her appearance at the Paris exhi bition will be one of its not least attractive features. Miss Miles, who is a cousiu of General Nelson A. Miles, as sumes a military costume, and all the members of her baud are men. She was born at Bexley Heath while her mother was ou a visit to Cugiaud and comes of a musical family, ller grand father, Charles Cook, played for mauy years in the Grenadier guards' band, her mother was a famous piauist. and her cousiu. Sir IJo!ert William Wynee, is a musician as well as au artist. Newcastle (England) Chronicle. Comfortnble love. It is a great mistake to suppose that a tight glove makes the hand appear smaller. On the contrary, it tends to give the impression that the hand is larger tlyin It really is and is being compressed unduly to make up for it. A eouiiiu-atively loose glove which duos not siiier-ze the hand out of shape gives it r.p aspect of greater delicacy and Is always in better taste. -GloA-e.H are,igain iniicii wrinkled upon the urm In mmisquetaire style, a style always artistic and very becoming to slender arms. Some of the new evening shades are very I -autiful. There is a soft pink, delicate and yet not glaring; a subdued pale yellow and a beautiful dull, greenish blue. ASTRAL PROJECTION. The Eminent Prof pnnor'i Lesson All Thrown Away. "Yes, sir." said the man with the long hair ind the shiny Prince Albert coat, "you have an astral body, a body that, if you were an adept in the science to the study of which I have devoted many years of my life, you would project into space and cause to appear at places far remote from your corporeal person. You might, for instance, be here and cause your astral body to appear at Paris, to stroll alxmt among the wonders of the exposition. Ah, sir, it is magnificent! It is uplifting. It removes man from the base influ ences to which he has too long been subjected." "Well, professor," replied the man whose head was bandaged. "I admit that this is a fine doctrine of yours, end I'd kind of like to get it into my system. But say. Itefore I put any money up on this thing, there's one point I want to be clear on. You see I came pretty near getting killed the other day because somebody let. a brick fall from the second story just as I was at the right place lelow. Now, if It can be fixed so that it'll always be my astral body that gets hit with the bricks and things instead of me I'll let you come around and give me a few lessons." The professor then moved on, convinced that he had been parleying with a scoffer. Chicago Times-Herald. "HE TURF REVIEW. Creseens, 2X). Is said by his owner to have been a mile In 2:05. The mare Winola, 2:151i. by Eookaway, won 11 races out of 13 starts last year. The West Chester Driving association track Is to be equipped with an automatic timer. George II. Kay. 2:2TT-i. by Chimes. Is said to have shown a mile in 2:11. He is an M. and M. candidate. Billy Penn. 2:lS1,-4 pacing, is now in his twenty-first year, but still young Id spirits. He is still owned in Phlladel phia. The much talked of Pray Tell and Maxiue match race and two other events will be decided at the Belmont (Pa. track on Jun 21. Azote. 2.04:i. Is said to be In splendid condition. His legs are all right.and Don Thomas hopes to beat the wagon record with him this season. Ilii p worked a mile ou the Bennings trick on April 9 in l AZ. She did the twork esily. and the time Is said to he tfce fastest work for a mile ever done oti the track. W. H. II. Achuff of the Philadelphia nrf club has entered the black stalioo Sweet Director, by Director. In the !:24 class paciua stakes at Narraganett. Buffalo and Bethlehem. AlJemnant Gibson. te prominent iVntucky Derby candidate, is accred it U with working on the Churchill t V"u track April 7 one mile tn l:41a afiL'fa? mile an I a furlong in 1:56. 5l ip t1" rn'' at Oakland. CaL. orr yil 5 between Advance Guard and Atf ll-sa. one mile and a furlong. AdTi 0. Guard won In the fast tinaa o
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In both our cases we have been much helped in our kidney backache and nervousness as well as other ways. Our general health has also improved. We are still using Kid-ne-oids and shall continue to use them until permanently cured. We have all possible faith in it and would use nothing else. " Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills, but Yellow Tablets and sell at fifty cents a box at all drug si ores. Mailed on receipt of price. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co., Chemists, Springfield, O. No man can cure consumption. You can prevent it though. Dr. Wood's iSorway 1 ine bvrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Never fails. Excursions to Washington. D. C--The National Capital via Pennsylvania Lines. Mav 19th, 20th and 21st for meet ing Imperial Council, Order Mystie Shrine. Excursion tickets non-trans ferable form will be sold to Washington, D. C, via Pennsylvania Lines, valid for return trip leaving Washington not later than May 28th offering excursionists many days to see the beauties of the National Capital iu spring time; visit the President, go to the National Museum.the Capitol, Arlington Heights, the homestead of General Robert E. Lee, and observe the broad Potomac flowing quietly to the sea. Excursions to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines. For the Methodist Episcopal church general conference during the month of May low rate non-transferable round trip tickets will be sold to Chicago on May 1st, 2d, 7th, 14th and 21st; valid for return trip leaving Chicago not later than June 1st. Takes the burn out: heals the wound; cures the pain. Dr. Thomas.' Eclectric Oil, the household remedy Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours T. J, Rlackmore of Haller & Blackmore, 1'ittsburg, la., says: "A short time since I procured a bottle of Mystic Cure. It got me out of the house in 24 hours. I took to my bed with rheumatism nine months atro and the Mvstic Cure isthe only medicine that did me any good. I had hve of the best physicians in the city, but I received very little relief from them. I know the Mystic Cure to be what it is represented and take pleasure in recommending- it to other poor sufferers. ' ' Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists, Richmond. 4 Excursion to India.-apolis via Pennsylvania Lines. Meeting Grand Lodge P. & A. M. of Indiana will be at the capital city Mav 22 and 2j. Excursion tickets will be sold Monday, May 21, and Tuesday, May 22, via Pennsylvania Lines, valid for return trip not later than lbursday, May 24. When doctors fail try Burdock Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation; invigorates the wbole system. Try Grain-O! Try Grain-O! Ask your grocer today to show you a package of Grain-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adults. All who trv it like it. Grain-O has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress. J the price of coffee. 15 and 25c per package. Sold by all grocers. Try Allen's Foot-Ease, A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, ner vous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes trv Allen s t oot-hase. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing nails, blisters and callous spot?. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package free. Address, Alien S. Olmstead. Le Roy, N. Y. Don't let the little ones suffer f -om eczema or other torturing skin diseases. No need for it. Doan's Ointment cures. Can't harm the most delicate skin. At any drug store, 50 cents. Excursions to North Manchester, Ind., ria Pennsylvania Lines. German Baptists' (Dunkards) annual meeting will be at North Manchester, Ind., May 29th to June 8th. Excursion tickets will be sold from Pennsylvania lines stations within oi.e hundred miles of North Manchester, Mav 31st to June 8th. in clusive, and from stations beyond one hundred miles tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania lines May 29th to June 4th, inclusive. Return tickets will be accepted without validation until June 10th. Extension of return limit: Br de posit of ticket and payment of fifty cents to Joint Agent of Central Pas senger Association on or before June 9th, an extension of return limit may be obtained to leave North Manches
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Where to Go and How to Get There. The seashore, mountain and lake resorts constitute the most attract ive pleasure grounds for the summer idler. 1 hey are wit run easy reacn via Pennsylvania hues, and agents of that railway system will furnish full information about rates, tram service ind through car comforts to anv of the summer havens. They will assist in arranging details for vacation trips and wve valuable in formation free of charge. Apply to the nearest Pennsylvania lines passenger and ticket "agent and be relieved of all bother iu shaping preliminaries for vour summer outing and vacation trip. C. W. Elmer, Passenger and Tic ken t Agent. G. A K. at Indiampolis Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines. May 14th, loth and 16th low rate round trip non-transferable excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania lines to Indianapolis for G. A. R. Department of Indiana State Encampment: return coupons good leaving Indianapolis not later than Saturday, May 10th. Low Rates U Cinc nnati via Pennsylvania Lines. May 7th aud Sth for People's Party National Convention low rate round trip non transferable excursion tick ets will be. sold to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines; valid returning May 12th, inclusive. May Muslo Festival Excursions via Pennsylvania Unas. May Sth to 12th, inclusive, nontransferable excursion tickets will be sold to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania Lines for the May Music Festival; valid returning Sunday, May 13th. BEAUTY, m CONQUEROR BELLAVITA Arsenic Beauty Tablet and Pills. A perffctly safe anil ru&rniiteel treatment tor all kkin disorders. Restore) the bloom of jouth to fada faces. 10 days' trHUi.eiil 50c: days' $1.00, by mail. Send for circular. Addresa, NEa VITA MEDICAL CO.. Cllai lath mm St.. Cakaas Sold bV G Lukea Co., Main street. Curiae & Co , 41s North Eif rtb street, druggists. - V r-iu-uy lor iroDorrfteik tlHEs la I to I. hit. unDslurxi di char go, or any iuhninni tii'U, irritaYltoo ir utorm t, fisVJHWrod But to lUlflwrt, f'tDU silssCtOt. tmu r maroon Btn --FvAtisCriryf n Cry. brvni. Non-fwitrinjffin or swn in pissiii wrpiT, fj.00, or 2 botlitw, 2.?V Circular wui on reqianstt LAUNDRY Get Your Laundry Word Done Vhere Satisfaction is Guaranteed. ELDOliADO hTE V3I L. X UN DRY. L. V. 6TIN6OM, PROP. 829 Main St Telephone 3 Richmond Steam Laundry Alwavs fn the Lead. Phona 161. B19:Maln Straat. Carpets cleaned, rain or eliine. Chenille Curtains. For Sale AT A Bargain Frame dwlliDgr of 8 rooms. veraDdas front and fi-ip, large barn; lot G0x215 feet. No. 70 behool street. Win. H. Bralbury & Soo. Whero to Locate ? Why, In tha Territory Traversed by the ... Louisville and Nashville Railroad - - THE -- Great C nt a! S.Li:n rn Tru k ine Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama. Mississippi, Florida, WHERE Farmers, Fruit Growers, St ck Raisers, Manufacturers, Investors, Speculators anal Mor.oy Leaders Will find tbe srreatent chance- Is tbe United States to make "hi money by reason of tbe abundance and cheapness of LAND anal FARMS. TIMBER and STONE, IRON aad COAL. LABOR EVERYTHING ! Free, aitea. financial &iltanc. and free dom from taxation, for toe maaafactarer. Land and farms at fl per acre and upward, and SOSjMW acres in Went Florida tbat eaa be taken eratta under L . S. Homestead lavs. Stock raisins in the Oulf Coast Distritt will make enormous profits. Half fare casursions tbe first aad third Taasdays af each meat. Let us know what too want, and we will tell you where snd how to get it but don't delav, sa toe country Is raoldly fillinc an. Printed matte-, maps sad all information free. Address, R. J. WEMTSS, Oeaoral IsasslfraUea aad ladastrial Agt. LaaUvUla, Ky.
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