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. ‘ .p L- ’. i .m- DEATH BY THE GUILLUTDIE AN ITALIAN DIOR-Dâ€"ERER THUS Eli-~ PIATES HIS CRIME IN PARIS. Did .‘I'ot Know of Ills Fate Full] Twenty Minutes Before He Mounted the scaffold â€"Thousands of Persons Witness the Dreadful Spectacle and Make Kerry. For the first time since the execution of the Anarchist Henry in 1894 the guillotine has been brought into use In Paris; and, unpopular as it may be u a corrective of crime, there can be no doubt as to its tha-atric possibilities with the Parisian public, says a Paris letter. Although the execution was, ac~r cording to French law, announced on-‘ ly to achosen few. and although it' took place in a driving rain at. dawnâ€"- which is 4 o'clockâ€"many thousand peoâ€" ple gathered at the Roquette Prison to witness the gruesome sight, and af- terward made merry at the neighbourâ€" ing cafes until far into the morningi [f there were Sunday bull fights in] Paris, as there are in the southern ci-l ties of France, doubtless no form of[' unuscment would be found more pop- ular or more profitable. The man who was decapitated was one Carrara, an Italian, who, with the Issistance of his wife murdered a bank messenger last autumn, and afterward burned his body. The crime was not nearly so brutal as four or fivewhich, have occurred in Paris since that. time. the perpetrators of which were duly Icquitted by complaisant juries. But Curmra was a foreigner; which makes no difference in the eye of French law, of course, but which, somehow nearly always makes a difference in the reâ€" sult of the trial. Carrara is the seventh person out of OVER TWO THOUSAND guilty of murder in France in the last four years who has paid the penalty of his crime by losing his head. The others.) according to a French statis- tican, are serving terms in prison. which average a little over four years and six months, except thirty or forty, who have not'been caught, and sev- eral hundred who were acquitted on trial. Carara, it is recognized by many people whose opinion seems to carry weight, was fortunate in his national- lty and in his choice of a lawyer. When a man is sentenced in France he has, of course, the right; of appeal, both to a higher court and to the cle- mency of the President of the repub- lic; but when his appeal fails he is exeâ€" cuted at once without more ado. That Is why he did not know hisfate until twenty minutes before he mounted the guillotine that morning. His case was settled at midnight, and, within an hour afterward, the twenty-five or thir- ty officials which French redtapeism prescribes as necessary to oversee the formalities of the execution were on their way to the prison where the mur- derer was confined. Already a guard of cavalry. some municipal guards, and many platoons of police had been or- dered out; the chariot conveying the guillotine was rumbling through the deserted streets of the St. Antoine quarter. and M. Deibler, the venerable "Monsieur de Paris,“ was speeding to- ward the same goal in a cab. Other cubs followed with his many assistants. The condemned man was awakened out. of a sound sleep, hustled into his clothes, and then received the notifica- tion of his fate in every long and very flowery oration from the lips of the duly appointed official. I-Iis legs were shackled and his arms tied secure~ ly bchind his back; then they tried to march him out to the guillotine. The speech. or something, however, had so weakened him that he could not walk; so. after dosing him with half a litre of rum. he was half carried. half drag- god out into the open space in front of tho. prison where the guillotine had already been set up, and where the executioners, surrounded by the sol- dich and the. great. crowd of curiosity mongers, were patiently awaiting In the downpourng rain. ' 'I‘hcn followed a sorry sight. Dcibler, who is 75 years old and would have bccn retired at the beginning of the car had he not been desirous of bold- ng on to his $1.500 salary and lhlf rich perquisites of his office, wont up to the condemned man and cut off the collar of his shirt so that his neck would be bare Carrara had not falter- ed at the sight of the guillotine. but when he felt the cold steel of the shears on his flesh he began to STRUGGLE ANI) SCIIFAM. and it took half a dozen men to hold him. pinioncd as he was. Finally they picked him up bodily and threw him flat on his stomach. on the platform of thi- machine. It was then seen that his head was not far enough to reach the luncttc, and they pushed him along by the feet, he still kicking and cry- lug out. All this lasted for two or three minutes; it was the final fight whiih nearly always takes place when a man is babcadcd. At last. however, the executioner‘s assistants got the con- dcmncd man in the right place, and hold him there. Deibler stepped to the head of the machine, touched the lev- or which releases the knife. and the Ito-pound blade, been and shining. fell like a trip-hammer. There was said:- . ening slash. a second's silence, and then the crowd broke out Into yells. The man‘s head fell into a basket on one side of the knife. and his body. con- vulsiver twisting. collapsed on the other. Instantly thry picked up the body and threw it into anctlur ion; basket. . . I which was In readiness. In domg so! the headless neck, Sprinting like a f.-un- tain with blood. rcnlhlm‘d 0“ ‘he “33° Sensitive to eve little indiwretion in of the basket and the exe‘mtl-Ol'e“ Ie'l eating. even toryorposure to draught came red with it. Then they took the head and threw it into the basket with and, what is said to be very rare, the: was no injury to th-- chm Usually the l l ‘Neak Stomach PLEASANT room EXTRACTION. {no Not Take Anything Else In such practices as those in South Africa. the dentist covers every large 3 area. Owing to the distance. the sp- and toover-pempirationâ€"â€"this condition Wintments ham to be made two or we body I, had been dumb. severed. éztlllyasafltl.“ Poaltively and Perman- three months ahead. Thus. if a nativel I: on the pa overcome by the magic tonic touch of Hood's Sarsaparilla. which lit- ev'ally "makes weak stomachs strong." goes up with a racking toothache, say, in December, he may, if he is lucky, victim tries to back his head at the m->~ ': It “:0 creates an 9 . ' _ _ _ » . - . , . . ‘ ‘ .ppettteâ€"makes you have an apporntment for some time m malt “mt [ha kmje demands, and m ‘ feel real hungry' and drives away 811 March. So victims to toothache have conSequence the chin is crushed in the Iunette. , After the execution the place was like a shambles; blood was spattered everywhere within aradias of ten feet and a great pool of it collected beneath ants looked as if they had just come from a slaughterhouse. During five minutes more another length of red tape was unwound, and then the body was carried to a medical sch-sol in a black wagon with an escort of police. There was the sound of a trumpet and I l the troops marched away. The guilIo-, tine. was packed into a wagon and the executioners and officials got into their cabs. Finally nobody was left but some prison servants cleaning up the blood from the. paving stones; so the crowd men. women and children, drenched but. not dispirited, thronged to the near- est cafes for breakfast and merrymak- mg. â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"- HOIV STEEL BEOAME CHEAP. Bessemor‘s discovery of a current of air for burning out the impurities of iron furnaces, made possible the reduc- tion of the price of steel to its present reasonable figure. A French paper records that the price of steel fell as soon as the success, of Bessemer‘s ex- periments at Shoffihld, forty years ago, was demonstrated, from $300. a ton to 330. Thus some of the greatest revo- lutions in the world are brought about by the simplest means. - THE VOLGA. Russia. is going to abolish the diffi- culties of navigation at the mouth of tho Volga by cutting a canal direct- ly from the river to the Caspian sea. \Vork on it will begin this summer. SPAIN’S MILITARY SERVICE. .Any Spaniard over the age of 19 is liable to be called into military service for three years. By the payment. of.1,500 pesetas, $300, he can escape military duty. ___..â€"-4 T0 CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bronte Quinine Tablets. _ All Drug- zists refund the money if it. fails to Cure. 230. FREE PASSES. The legislative free pass is still uniâ€" versal in France. Every member of the Chamber of Deputies has free travel- railroad in the country, bed with a medal of iden- ike sure that he gets In the matter of_pay off than the British Member of Parliament. thong? btheir indemnit ' of $53 a day 15 Sum esue the $5,003 a year of the United States Congressman. ing on any and Is furnis tification to 111'- his privileges. they are better â€"â€".â€"â€" THE BRAVE VOLUN fEERS Endured the severe marching of the Northwest campaign with admirable fortitude. The Government should. have supplied them with aquant‘ity of the celebrated Putnam‘s Painless “Corn Ex- tractor. It never fails to remove corns painlessly, and the volunteers and everybody else should have it. Iflleware of substitutes. Get Pulnams hxtrac- tor and take no other. 'â€"â€"â€"â€" AN UNFAVORABLE SYMPTOM. Fatherâ€"in-lawâ€"Look here. young man don‘t you think it‘s about time you were going to work, or do you expect me to support; you the rest ofvyour life? . Son-inâ€"Lawâ€"It would be no more than just. after what I have done for on. r y Father-inâ€"Lawâ€"l'd like to know what vou ever did for me. ‘ Son-inâ€"Lawâ€"Why, didn‘t Itake your daughter off your hands? ___... I suffered for days from a very severe attack of rheumatism. and tricd various rt-medics; several lotions, elec- tricity, ctc., with little. if any relief; but after applying "Quickcure," as directed. the pain was much relieved, and in a few hours had disappeared :tl- together. I can therefore conscient- ionsly recommend this remedy. \V. ho- ble Campbell, Notary. Quebec. LOSING ITS POPULATION. The population of New South \Vales continues to decline. the inhabitants on March 81, last being 1,170,934, against 1,176,218 at the beginning of the year. There was thus a. loss of 5,314, though the natural increase was 2,292. The loss was mainly attributed to emigraâ€" tion. 7,606 more persons having left the colony than entered it. The major- ity of those who left were men. â€"-â€"-â€"- - g ‘.f_'-vfl}4‘5'i‘.’j'- as: 7:, ._.._â€"‘ HIS LLALADY. Klondike Rickshawâ€"“'hat that newcomer's death! . \V’alrus Bill-Emotional insanity. He didn‘t have his gun along when he call- ed Threeâ€"Finger“! Slade a liar. caused ..._su ..-..- ..._...___......â€"_ Word to oi? Wise... is Sufficient. . . l symptoms of dyspepsia. Get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla' Canada's Greatest Medicine. All drugglsta. TOOD'S PILLS cure all Livor Ills. 25 cents. BEST IN MANILA. â€"â€" Every Year Has 1‘39 uollduysâ€"Tvvo [[0an to exercise more patience there than civilized man exhibits under the same trying circumstances. The dentist gets an accumulation of practically three months. and makes money and diaperses- teeth .at a rapid rate. He is held in 'thc glliliotlne- Deibler and his 355ml“ W great regard, and, unlike his brethren in Europe. he is looked upon as a kind man. The natives think that to have a tooth drawn in the approved style1 is almost a pleasure. They have been for Luncheonâ€"flush and Alluring used to less refined methods Beauty. Outside of the Spanish COIony in Man- ila there is little care for the fashions as they change from scaSon to season in Europe and America. The same material and out does in summer and in winterâ€"or, more accurately, in the wet season and in the dry. There is never any frost and never occasion for furnaces or open fires. g Except for cooking, there is plenty of heat in. the atmosphere the year around. Men wear white duck suits, with thin flannel or silk underwear, no linen shirt or collar, white pith helmets, and. white canvas shoes the year round. The Spaniards and the Spanish half-castes go in for style a. little more. The Spaniards are haughty and fond of dis- playing their uniforms of blue or white and their gold trimmings. The half- castes, or Mestiza, are equally fond of display. but. their attire is something of a compromise between European and Chinese modes. IBesizlcs the one year out‘of seven that all foreign employees of the great mer- cantile houses represented in Manila have given to them as “home leave." there is a month's vacation each year, a regular holiday each month. and all the saints’ days, and Spanish, French, English. German and American holi- days. Not to observe a saints’ day in Manila is sinful. and every one holds such sinfulness in especial detestation. Figuring in all the saints’ days, Sun- days, and general holidays, there are 129 days in each year when these peo- ple do not work. Clerks earn from $2,500 to $5,000 a year, besides having lodgings found. a mess allowance. medical attendance and travelling expenses. In many cas- es their rooms are over the offices. They work from daylight to noon. rest; for two or three hours. and than work till 5 o’clock, but they have much free- (10111 in choosing their hours and are hurried only on mail days. There are many excellcnt, bands in Manila, and openâ€"air concerts are given every evening in fair weather. Theatriâ€" cal companies. both native and foreign, play through the season. The Mestiza chorus girl is alluring. In the cathed- ral and the churches the music is al- ways good, though it is startling to the new-comer to hear, as he will in some services, a Gloria from “’l‘rova- tore," the (Trade with music from “IBar- Here,” and the Elevation from "Traviata." .â€"--â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"__‘â€" PRIDE. Now, George, don’t ask me. Ican’t go down the fire escape with all those people looking. You must. You’ll be burned to death if you stay here. "I can’t help it, George. I wouldn’t go down that ladder for all the world. These shoes I have on are two sizes too big [on me!" .__._.__ How’s This ? We offer 0 1'3 Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of ca'arrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s C llarrlt I‘urc. I“. J. CHENEY 8; CO, Props, Toledo, 0. “'0. tho undersigned, have known F. J. (Thcnev for t I“ last 15 y- are, and helium him perfectly honorable in all business transac- t‘om. and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their tlrm. Wasr it ’l‘mux. Wholesale llrurglsts. Toledo, 0. \VAmeo Kisxax & MARVIN, Whoesale Ira-mists, 'I'oicdo. 0. llall‘s alllu‘Til Care is taken internally, act) ing dirco'ly noon the blood and mucous sun faces of II system. l’rioe 75c. po bottle . Sold by all Ilru grist.» Testimonials flee Hall‘s family Plils are the best“ â€"_â€"-â€"â€"l WAR. TAX IN SPAIN. Spain is so much, in need of funds that any person entering her limits wearing gloves or boots nearly new, must pay a tax on them. This rule also applies to a hat or necktie which seems DBVV. 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