Bogus 'Spiritia.
_.__..___..
MHE. DISS DEBAR N THE NEW
9 YORK TOMBS.
Whammgood
(Summoning with the 5pliit! Behind
Barred Door-ville “'liulr Gang Ar-
ruled—Ber llnahand Painted "Spirit
Pictures" to "Work out Mar-ii."
N" You, April 12—MIne. Ann O'Dclh
DhDaInr, altar Prinms Edith Inleta Hon-
tmallaa Countess Langfeldt. the spiritual.
We fraud and adventures who has been
financially Needing Lawyer Luther R. Marlh
athle ruidence foraeveral weeks past was
hat eveninga prisoner-at police headquar-
ter: She was not alone, however, for while
themadameoceupled alouuge in Inspector
Byrnu’ room, on the main floor of the mar
hlapalace, her husband, Gen. Joseph H. Di.
Dehar,opcupiad oneofthe {maiden
manic edit lathe hannient, and adjoining
hb c6) were then of Bulimia Lawrenceand
carnival of Inspector Byrnee.
ladam appeared tohevery lmfignanl,” was
ahothe general. although the latter did not
give ”Mon to his feelings as freely as did
the madam. The quartet then left the
‘ have, and taking a Fourth avenue car at
Thirty-third street, rode down to llleecker
meet and thence entered headquarters by
way of the Mott street door. About thrame
the Detective Sergeants Crml, Kruger-s,
andllurdmrmed with the other warrants,
went to N0. 39 “'est Twenty-seventh street,
when they arrested the Lawn-lines. Both of
than happened to be at home, and neither of
than made any protest when asked to accom-
pany the officers topolice headquarters. The
quarht of swindlers, a prisoners, soon after-
,warll met in the inspector's private room.
but they had little . or nothing to my with
reference to their arrest.
Therewas some little squabbling between
husband and wife as to making a state-
ment for publication, when the madam faced
Mini, fitting the general on the shoulder,
affectionately mid:
“Papa, you have no right to be here at all.
I am the one that shouldanswcr all questions."
In answer to a question, she repudiated the
amnion that Mr. Salamon, who made an
affidavit against her, was her brother; but to
the inspector she had previously stated that
Balamou Wes her brother, but twain» of his
evildeedsandtho d'ngraee he had brought
upon the family,ahe had decided to disown
him.
Hardly a quartet-of an hour liullt'lapbl'd
after the entry of the spiritimlistic frauds
when Lawyer Marsh, their victim, lllttllt‘ his
appearance at headquartcni nn-l askul to
have an immediate interview with lns'pm‘tur
Byrnea. All he wanted to say, however, was
that he dsired to go bail for the prisoners.
The inspector told him that he could not take
bail in the casa, as the crime for which they
are hold was of such a nature that it Would
necemmte the presence of a magistrate. llr.
Marsh appeared K to be very uneasy and
anxious to see his “friends" liberated. and
asked where he could find such a magistrate.
The inspector gave him the address of Justice
Kilbreth, who had isued the war-rank, but
at a late hour last night neither judge nor
bondsman had put in an app-ammo, and the
prisoners meanwhile languished in their bad
respective quarters, which doubtless Were not
so creator-table m those they had recently
which has sustained him that far.
situation exactly.
a return of the fever."
Sam's court.
health.
pay the standard.
The arrest of the unsavory Dies Debu’r gang
war the ruult of the consultations among
Lawyer Marsh’s triads that have been going
(never since the discovery was made that
the aged lawyorhadfalleninto their clutches.
It was felt that in the case of such a man as
ha,withnofamilyof his own or near rela-
t‘lvutoguard him, his friends should take
thematic into their own hands and punish
thevulgar adventurers who were swindling
him. A curious evidence of how completely
Mr. Narahhaafallen underthemaligninflu—
once of Mind. Dis Debar is thefactthat
inc. last fall he has been steadily separating
“tenthst of a lifetime
and largely confining his friendship
and intercourse to the malodorous ad-
vomb of Spiritualiam. Ills many
friuidl have seen him thins drift
away from the safe anchorage of reputable
acquaintance, but were powerleai tostrike a
denial” blow inhiebehalf until they were
placedinpoaieszlon of the necessary instru—
ments in the form of proof of the swindling
operationsof Mine. Dis; Dollar. It will be
“numbered that Mr. James W. Randolph,
whoforabrief period occupied the position
of Ina. Di- Debar'a "manager,” intended
totakehenelf, hayintureeandher “troupe"
outontheroad. Fromthe action of yester-
dayitlaapparent that Mr. Marsh's friends
werenotrlowtoeee the importance of this
evidence, for it is mainly upon Mr. lien-
dolph‘a afldavit that the order for the arrests
wan granted.
In his affidavit Mr. Randolph says:
“On April 4 I had another conference with
Inna Din Debar. Greeting me, she re-
marked:
"Now youare my manager and cordldmi-
tialman. How do you like the looks of my
home?
“It‘aa tine eatabllthment," l Illtl. “You
anacleverwoman toworkaman as smart
“Ir. liardiforwhiga price.”
“Itflattered herand dielaughed. ‘Uh! i
an #10 you follows with aawduat on your
feetapotnta‘onworkingenchenapa Before
tha ad (1 April I‘ll have "50,000 more. and
law of marriage, and of falsehood.
for murder by the white [mple
engineering problems.
I “All: DUI-Lt t on.
Quotat Iona.
1233 bid; 43‘s, (10., IN“ hid.
meninwtthlt.‘ minty. Thelaleaforibedayamountedto
"IafiedHDoyonmmntomythatlamln mod-am
withallyouworkoutotlarflil'
“8h- milled: in ynnwlliwork withme “m‘ “m.“-
andaelwant yonto, I'll divide the lmlle.
Do under-tendon?
“ thdthrde-or Hermaun’a challenge,
uddewnlheradraftof theopen letter to
Mapuhlhhedinthppvnamlaaid
to“: ‘Thhhonly a Hill. a will give
MYorkapandrlpapthahackaad-ktp.’
Shenanplied: MB. Y
naive; state and near-by, m
mmum;
ANOTHER m or HOPE.
I’he stricken Staten-an New lla- (In.
Ghana. in Twenty-Iva.
Haw You, April li-Exsenator Roscoe
Doubling slept last night in his room: in the
refreshing
uhehem’thadhetmintandaya Next to
the logical operationonhhekull on Blonder.
Which-avedhirnh'emthedeath that might
have occurred at any limrthatnizhbthis
sleep is the best thing that has happcmed for
hlm’eiace he fell rick. It gives him a fighting
chance for his life. There is no symptom
which warrants more than a hope. Ilia
physicians dare not any that. he will wnqner.
It i only his own atrong'andfullvitality
“Yesterday," said Dr. Fordycc Barker, 19
fairing to his mneat's condition on Tuesday.
“I laid Hr. Conkllughad mechanceinahun-
dred. To-daylfeeljuatitiedinanyiughehaa
mechance in twenty-live.” Thisnilnli up the
Later in the night. mniditions were not
quiteao favorable, but. the physicians clung
totheiropinionsof the morning. At 125m
III. Dr. Barkeriluad the following bulletin:
“Hr. Conkling is sleeping, Bis tempera-
tinehaarisentolm,anincreaeeoflde-
grea Iince 9 o’clock yesterday morning. Hit
whhaaincreaaedodegreea since the ante
hourand isnoww. The symptoms irulicate‘
Mrs. Lauxtry 'a Petition.
CHICAGO, April l2.—llrs. Langtry has filed
her appearance in the suits begun against her
by Manager James H. Mcl'ickcr and the
young actreaz, Min; Doree. Mr. ’McVicker
sued the Jersey Lily to recover all),
ages for breachof contract resultant
failure of the lady to fulfill her engagement.
which messitated the closing of thenhiw
tllf’s house for a portion of the time during
the continuation of her contract. Min Dome
is the aches: who claim that Mrs. hugtry’a
julousy canned her dimisal from'”ihe com-
pany, and she sues to recover 01,000, the bal-
ance of wages due her for the unfinished sca-
aon. Mrs. Langtry petitions for leave to
transfer hercases to the United States cir-
cuit court on the ground that she is auto
resident of this state. She says the has a
goodand valid defeme against the claims,
andcan better maintain her miullncle
Chairman Jones Testifies.
Prrrsnl‘ito,April 12—h. F. Joues,chair-
man of the Republican National committee,
says he has reason to know that there is not.
a word of truth in the stories about Mr.
Elaine‘s ill health; that members of Mr.
Elaine’s familyare in constant communica.
tion with him, and he is enjoying excellent
They “'lll Fight the “Eduction.
UALLI’I‘ZIN, Pa, April l'.’.---'I'he soft coal
miners in this region have decian not to ac-
cept the it) per cent. reduction which the
operators have given notice is to take elk-ct.
April 16. About 4,000 men are affected. The
Bills Gap and l’unxsdtaway operators will
She Took the Family Savings Along.
“'iLKEHBAIillE, l'a., April l2.—-Mrs. Mar-
garet Conynrd, aged 3") years,eloped on Tues
day with Luther Bongilall, aged 50 years,
taking $200 of her hmihund's money.
couple were arrested yesterday near Barton,
and committed to jail here in default of 81,000
For Violating Divine Law.
Plummets, April I2.—Itev. Howard
T. Widener, rector of the Episcopal Church
of the Beloved Dbeiple, this city, formerly of
Albany, 18. Y., was placed on trial yesterday
on charges of violating divine and canonical
The Indiana Ara Angry.
Menuhin. T., April l‘.’.——'l‘he Koetenai
lndians are getting ugly and threaten to
avenge the hanging of three of their number
other has beeucalled on for troops
The presence of eighty~turee students in
electrical engineering at Cornell university
isan indication of the rapid growth of .the
interest in tbeapplication of electricity to
New York Money and Produce Market
Raw Yuan. April IL-Mnncy closed at 2 per
cent, the highest rate. The lowest rate was I“.
Exchange chilled steady; poated rates. “Illa
no; actual rates, await!“ for 00 days
and emails?“ for demand. (lover-amen”
closed steady: currency“. 1!)“ bid: is, coup,
l'acitic railroad bonda cloned an follows: Union
first», “ml“;UnlOfl landgranta, memos; Union
sinking funds, inane; Cami-ah, main
There was only a moderate amount of trading
in stocks this morning. In the first hour the
market was feverish and unsettled, and Lake
Shore and Burlington and Whey were weak.
After ll o‘clock the market was Iteadier, with
Jeraey Central, Western Union. lilaaourl Pacific. ' ‘
Northweatand Richmond and Terminal strong.
The decline was fully recovered, and at noon
prim were up Ktol percent. Therein-no
feature of interest in connection with the after~
noon dealings. The advance of the morning waa
fully maintained until within twenty mlnntea of
the clone. when a mid by the bean, directed
chiefly against Canada Southern, Lake libero
andWaeternIlnioa. causedaaharpdecliue. The
clonnxprieeauamhhcnvermm fraction-
ally Irtgha than thoae of laat night. Canada
Southern and lake Shore were the weakest
atockndeclinlnxtlfiaadli‘per cent. lowcrre
new You. April II.——FI.0Ull-—Cioaed dull.
.but steady; winter wheatextra, am; In»
rota, do. flm; Ohio extra. semen.
' " gun.
“all“! LESSONS
”5.00. .00 and .tll term. Prio: accordin
.20 to h? Win-on. g
AB 8. PLACE,
South Nurwalk Conn. .
fin. c. r. noc'rwxni."
DENTIST .
Fertilizers !
SOUTH KOBWALK SAVINGS BAKK.
at Washington Street.
nDailyfromttoIlala..andfroraItoap.lni _...,..
an onllaturdaycvemnglfremdtofl. i
Mammalian! on Danette. '
ALDIN SOLIANS Press ‘
roux a. hands, Vice—Pm.: .
Mir. JOHN ll. KNAI’I’. Bee. and Trees
:..;;.: '- in ion
cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
uouwam, 002m.
0MBoon—Until9am.; from r to 3...“...
0pm.; Sundaya—Ztolpn. ‘
W 8. KNAPP.
e
ARCII ITECT.
is new prepared to make plane and dcatlob
TERMS REASONABLE.
I’. 0. Box 775.
J C. CBOWB,
O
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. at the
J B. RAYMOND.
a
Work donc by the day or contract.
J I). JENNIXGS,
I
H'Cornmunicatlon by telephone. it rm f '——-OW——
menwndmecon-tmuon of nimmn . Farmers should examine the
Orrin—Taylor’s Building Washington so. do. Pl'lcesv and goods we are oller-
Harwell. m - '
- - ..--_--_ mg, before purchasmg.
"mats: 232.2223?”- N EW DRU 63
all." tmdmilttml’m. 01d. Stand!
Am... 3. omsos. ' “ WASHINGTON ST.
Pl f hettflumli‘eii'cg than ever 'dmhth thgltgoee trunk:
‘ II I l I." store In I II It I.“ ll
ano orte, Organ and Musical 9 “mm mm Mk , I u w hm
composition. . .
mom...” 0.. mm... court. Pliill'llllllllli ilfllllllllllllilllll
At‘ehort notice and In the most Iklllfal manner.
Builder and Contractor. (139.0. STILL-$911.7»,
moi?“ of flaviland St. on Water. no. “or m. JaCOb M. Layton,
I? TBOMEh, i 7 > Real Btatc and Ilonsc Atom.
I a
. Mim Hm Tub" General Insurance A gcncy
thmx Insurancleugo. of Hartford Hm W m, mm,
N()’I‘A1l\’ “lg ll LlC. 01‘an Steamship Tickets—«Tabla and Slu'mge.
ROWAYTON. CONN. Drafts for one 2 and upwards and Money Ordcrr to
all parts of Europe. ?
l
Rotary Public. Acknowledgments Taken. ‘
Bill.
on sale
PATJCI'JS'J-IIIC.
st' ['1‘ of 8 pieces for
. PARLOR
(Vases, etc.
Call and fivlhflll at our war
For sale at the Boston Dry Gouda more.
(MK CHAMBER SUITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
A FINE ANTIQUE ASH CHAMBER$2n2 00
O
From $30.00 lfpwards.
Dining Room Tables,
Sideboards, 4 corrected.
Lounges and Couches.
Rattan Chairs, Fancy Plush
Chairs, Ilat Racks. Book
FDLLOWIna 6013‘” TEE. lied In the market for the money.
“. 87, 89, 91 in Si.
air then will be romndcd. l U P STAIRS,
on Main eimr. Norwalh. noun i SOUTH NORWALK
surpasses all previous efforts;
note the following lots; Lot 1.
100 yds. of fine all wool dross
yd: actual value. 75 and Site?
Lot 2, 1,200 yds. of check. 125 striped jackets, tailor
Omani-tot the “11$:on "lg?“ Church,WaIer Jfifllfimfifgdgdmflwflarfffié and mixture Dress Fabrics «0:111:13, Ber‘fiifft fitting; we Will
I 25c. per yd., worth 35c. Lot:se at TL” would be cheap
. ,. , 500.
3, 1,500 yds. of double fold:at $360 19‘) checked and One lot Bleached German
cable twills «Z; mic. per yd, made, 60 $2.75, $295, $339, Table Damask (422 480. per yd.,
worth 250 ,
...._____._. .WQ. 9’—
striped all wool jackets, tailor
$3.95. Would be considered worth 67lo-
good value at double the
'money.
If you want a jacket or wrap,
J
All our fine Kinsey Jackets in:
all the latest shades, such as
Gobelin and navy blue, Terra
3.er Fertilizers lBOS'I'ON STORE.
Remarkable Purchase of Fine Dress ‘ Goods.
This week we will Place Wraps! Wraps! Lace Flouncing! ,
several lots of
E' ll t l ' bl kl
fine dress goods, which will be ace en va an m ac ace
08 fine silk wraps, richly flouncings, 40 to 45, inches
pronounced the best value trimmed with beaded passem- Wide, all pure silk, best made
over offered to :i discriminato entric and lace, we will sell goods in the market (12> $31.12;,
ing public. We are noted for from $593 to $13-00 This ail-25 and $1.3“;- _
the finest display in Dress class of goods would cost you Special bargains In house-
Goods but this achievement double elsewhere. keeping linens. Particular at-
tention is called to the follow~
iug bargainsto be offered this
week. Housekeepers and hotel
’keepers about to furnish for
fabrics (47; 50c. and 58c. perlalaCketS ! Jackets! the coming season will find_ it
> ,to their interest to examine
‘our stock. 2'
One lot cream loom Damask
37in per yd, regular price
One lot Huck towels 11c.
each, worth 160.
One lot Huck and Damask
call and see us don't \vasteé'rqwelifin 17%0' each, good
time and money going to Kwaglgefifit Damask Towels
, I. '. m- Bridgeport. Special- “
large size, knotted fringe (If;
19c, worth 29c.
Cotta, Tan and elegantly tin-,BOSTON STORE!
SUITS
, etc.
i'I'OOIII‘. Tlll‘ finest
GREAT
83 Main St., So. Norwalk.
3 Visual Imperfections detected and
Soft. cooling eye glasses and spee-
taclcs to meet any requirement.
Glasses prepared on sole-tile prin-
ciples to meet any correctable defect.
' . nears. inn «1 f .
Optical “W3. Pebbles, in. col” grille: fléni'ifo‘i‘ifi‘fh «nutritional: w‘“ W “I“! "1
CONSULTATIDN FREE.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
anywhere in New York or no vicinity.
Attachments. Parts. Needles. Belts, etc . tarnished E ' E A Y ES
General Repairing of all kindeand maker of ' '
Bowl lachiuea. c. It. SIIAILKR. “mummm thin line on mat of
main 8L. ho. Nor-elk. thereo-
6. Ir nvrsn'ros,
——-—'I III REST——
MEATS
SERVED IX 1’88 BEST MANN“!
i
Bataa.
IN ITS snoon.
City
.uiss'rs FOR THE slantly on hand- lflm- “W“ 1' Wmm ”whingsrmu
' .7 Th Public are respectfully Invited
EVEN P III! SOLD WITH Standard Foldiii, Bed. "”7,
Unde:f??:iqulmflub¢ l Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked MAIN ST islied perfect shape will_bcs 45 Main 813..
s. m... s.” molasikl'lfil' '° ”“""‘“°"' * - .50“ at W "10 market Pnce- i Norwalk.0t-
880-3!!! Norwalit, Conn. as \\ uhmgton at. (her: door to Poet-0mm.)
6 ,,_ nifli‘réii' ~ ‘ South Norwalk. Gonna
macaw“! DAVID STOW
bratcd Root Beer. and Employment other.
so mm 312. so. sonwux. or.
somemuc NEW- FURNITURE .
> 4“
Y'“‘“°"‘“‘"‘§$id.$$i‘$3i.-‘§i‘ “m“ "°°" J1) HN TRIS’I‘R All], ATENTB. 9 Old and Reliable.
Optician, “”33...an Mill FREIGHT LINE
AT H. 3. 3000's JEWELRY smut, Tllll llflllfll lfll’kfll Nflmalk &llilw Yillk.
-'I'IIE PROPELLEIIB-
of Norwalk & Eagle,
, Slllllbyl excepted, for
ark Norwnlk and Bush
loot of heekman ltllet.
New Yorkers: ovum , ex sunrdaya, at 5
o'cbca.andoa Saturday at first. Ieave Nor-
' nlknridgeaadsonthmkmryrvening.
Poultry or m 3 might tahan he- and mind {or all
, palate an the Ila-bury and Norwaik and
shop-n; Ballranda at Greatly Reduced
U a lie‘tiouto tethecu of Norwalk
“W “V“
will he lent for special Mfreighl
Kid-Iy DIBIILI'B BLOCK. - some NORWALI. arownen
H‘AIIpenoaeare forbtd' trusting any of the
800 To‘wols for 12.50. each, cheap at 250., extra heavy size 18x54.
Turkey Red Table Damask for 250. per yard, worth 450., warranted fast color.
Unbleached Table Damask, 56 inches wide, for 290. per y. rd, worth 490.
Unbleached Table Daimisk, 60 inches wide, for 45c. per yard, worth 600.
ea- wash
r. .r' I. m' “min «Lilly H , -
l. W. 8: M. 8. SMITH.
ington street, South Norwalk.
:t
UnbleaclicdsTablc Dmnusk, 69 inches Wide, for 62114:. per yard, worth 70c. . .
We would say to the public that these bargains are such that it Will pay you to investi ate.
being limited we are unable to give a complete price list, Spring Jackets, Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Underwear, Notions and Curtains will be sold in like proportion. Everybody welcome.
(
riots,
lU BILEEWm
This Week and Next!
Thursday, between the hours of 2 and 3 .l’. M.. we will sell Unbleached Muslin for 30. per yil cheap at 80.
1000 Towels for 10o. ouch, worth 160.
Our space
Ginghams,
Norwalk Chronicler