muffin teen. “but I don't think he is. We
rm Waite bison-o and that out who he
in, u. oval-tile! himselt in Comnllailona
jfieyudolloe. Ills cry 0! ‘outmge’uod hll
‘ m fa‘fiuil‘ have aroused suspicion."
“,0! count I can’t say anything about the
fitter thot was thrown from the train.” told
, WAttorm-y Ewing. “I have not fluid
that the letter mntninetl any intermutlou
, , that would prove criminal intention on the
pvt of the men, and I will not my 50 now."
In theiroouvemtim with lingo and the
attorneys Broderick and Wilson told It story
‘ [tint (litters sonmwhot from the published ne-
’mt‘ They wsitiwly um] emphutimlly
Warm when they did not kuownrev
jitter m within our shot, all k zoo-ledge of
the to. They did not love lathey
mid, rind did not know who brought the It“!
filth) the car. Broderick mill, smoking at
themed: ‘
“We were on our way to Chicago to no
Whetchnnce one would have or getting work
mméaflemroml. I met Bowie; Thur}
'dny taminguml h- tolri mo he “as going
to West Virginia, where he mid he could get
work. I laid I Waultl come in tonhxcago In}
nuke inquiries, mul might pomibty gowith
him. We got on the train, and Wilson Ind
Int together, and Bowlos sat nlone on the
other side 01 the car. A mm, who I learned
afterwards was n l" orton detective, came
. « .wlm When we were
4 ; mm Aurora thismnn
Stood up and iuppctl ll wiles on the shoulder,
. end another man csmv bt-sizlc us and did
the Still} thing [ml toll u: they were (low
IVE and had a warm :2 f ' us. ,We did not
how what the duty: was, {lull than they
Wad Es. Alter we m ro hnntlcufled
i . Hanger Stone more ”into :hc car anal than
. (not thedewctivus ran-{ml up to the but
not which was owr Ill: :93“ that Wilson
and Inuit! unl tool.- ll .w.t :I pn-kngo wrap-
pdlnupbt» ol’ nemptpcr. xiv opened it
, confound the stick~ o.’ What they said was
_ dynamite. I never saw thy pit-l; l go of dyna-
‘, nllto‘llnflll at? it in tho flamenive's hand
It ‘wuu’t on the mat bthocrl me and
' WM, but was tztken from the
M . ruck utter we were hundculfad.
Ithrew a letter on: 0: the car window, but
it WI} nothing relating to the strike or
dymutite. It was something I didn’t went
to get into the papers. They stopped the
huhuntlndetectlve ran backs: mileovtwo
mid “it. When I saw himfcome running in
lllaut of breath I laughed at him, and he fluid:
.“ ‘It taunts funny to y . u, domn’t it?
+47%» ~W 'tnr‘mdamo'mglm
a:
[tantalum hearing of what explanatimr
my have been made concerning the lultni-
“may: said to have been loulul in his
pocket. Wilson uni Bowler confirmed Brod-
erick's story. Nothing will he dono in the
pantill the preliminary examination More
Cummissiuuer Home.
1119 oliicors who arrested Bonnet-ten It
turned to Aurora at noon, and at 5 p. m or-
l'lvul in this city, having in cuitody Alec
Smith, who W31 into: over to the jail, and
My will ho put it nl .-r bomb like the rut.
no is u striking tired.“ u l the Aurora divi-
ion, a young man out 30$, who has livedin
Altrornsome the. llo nhid to have-ho
hlntlled as vote 0! the dynamito cartridge.
' Elnora m’s trial was set. {or July 13, and he
was released on 85411) bowl .
' It in given out that within thenext few
days. large number of locomotive engineer:
V finalizing lo the brotherhood Will he Ir-
rtled, end by the day of the trial there will
bequito an army hot-w» the ooznmhsiouer,
tourism? the general flux-gt,- pinced again-t
aimed; under nrren‘ 'i'hv three men
Md Thurflny night uh.- still in jail, hav-
ing been Io (or unable to get boil.
/ Itillurruiwtl that the neowry of “inlet—
' tar which Brulot'icl: threw out of the cur
window, alter he was placed under Inst,
«the Burlington train, was the come of the
We! the fourth mun. Neitherthedoy
dylllllilul who "undo the nrrmt nor any
4' the “Q" olilciulx would at I what the letter
. bnttheyspokuotitinlnehn
me that it it ulxnmt certain the
“continua them 0! mm prominent
Brotherhaxl
Gm newsman,“ the Burlington,
Ill out“! publication the (W
“Ahwdamtztm'n: too-tn:
F W middle ct tiny W
‘nfllr.8tnuo,”thocunpunywu Worm
' mtoheutudotodamolb
fill-h hymn! dynamite. Intl
. tho ll'oththood auxin-Irwin
“launch. . “I'll show you
mnldoovuot,”uodhehudedbothfiwl
on helium-ml in each «We on.
trace mulled on thctlwr.wilhlur-
phi htgdogthenuttucled Ilurphy in the
mnudmpeuuloflhythcmmwbo
thou Itedthe mu. 'I'helrlends o! the
pugtllltsurrlvodatthbjuncturo,“ an Ilr
tamptwnnmlatoumnce torobofileJut
romeo! it,” Weir would output
his money with Inhoney's’retnmtntive.
Boloko Mt Weir 320 that he was ntruhl to
nuke u’ match. Bulmqueutly “niche and
Welruletut'l'hellcruld cult-e.
"How did Murphy like his druhhlugf'
likedlkcmlectully. ”He wanted lghgsol
pvehhnullhewnnted.” ‘
“You didn't fight him, you only umchetl
hlm,”roplledliohke.
After A little more talk Weir departed,
Inylngthnthe would meet llolskeuttho
Implied today to sign the article-mot
downhlsmmeynmlculllorthesm.
BOILERS BLOWN UP.
A 1mm. Explmlou in Allegheny on,
by “Which Six People Ave Injured.
Three l’rolmhly totally.
,Pl‘l’lllllllti, July 1—5 battery of holler:
at the tunucvy of Akl.6roetzinger, on
River avenue, Allegheny City, near Ilen-
”exploded shortly utter 4 o'clock yer
brd-yflwrmwreckingmenllnfldiup
end Myiujuring superman-e oi
whonnvlll ydic. ,
Ahrgenumherhudtdothergmcstlyemploy’
were-lightly uudcut bein k
byflyingdebris by g
The come at the explode“ ishellevedto
have been high unsure. A low minutes
utterldclocdelianetnlLtheengtucer,
noticed that the procure was higherthnu
unknudhclt-rtedlortholuruncetoturu
downthenotunlgul. Balm he had time
to do lo,howcver,the explosion came-l
Wetull was blown up throughthorodol
thetuunery,lndlandedlntheynrtl out-lac.
Oneideol themuinbuildlng,uhrickuud
wrecked. The holler bane,flty feet long
by forty-two wide, hulltot brick, wutotully
dentoliahed,und the onion, which was litu-
nted new. the street. was completely dat—
tered A heavy double wagon was blown
uglinst Wetmll’s random, sixty feet any.
undtlnsideolthehousocmshmlln.
Pieces 0! the boiler flaw in every direction.
Oneaectiouwuscurrirdncrostherlllcghcny
river,udistanmol over 1,”) (out. Another
piece struck the Third word councilman,
l,fllloetuwny,endtoreoutmend ottho
building. Athinlpicceutruck I horn-ad
kilhdlh-ndutourthpieco-hutncutintwo
nGvonanfids-ndlndlnnonilroudkdght
urthutwlsstundingonulidetnck.
Fully sixty men were-twort in the tul-
uery. Thehulldlng caught fire, but More
theflamagitmueh hadwnytheywm a-
tlnguinhul. The injured m then taken
lrunthewreckendremovultothdrhouu
Theheilen thet uplodedwerez’titeet long
by 44 #301213. Sim mm.“
den-gatomybytheexplosioewillnut
«madman. v
lie-occult fireworks.
Bunion, July 1—11!» W I»
tinlinlloltinwve coma touclonoiutnight
inuhhuolflroworhthntlitupthehfl'htw
lowlkmilu The delegates to them
tienwmtdownthe huyiu the diction-n
five steamer-n The return trip we- om-
utenced about uncut, the bout: den-h;
leisurelyupthoChe-puhintothehupeo,
AtFortCorroll-wuited thcpurtythuoiu-
WWintow.whit-hwmwm
Ilflwathotfinwovh'l‘henhegnupym
A I'M Counterfeit-r Cm.“
Oran. Ont. July tit—W
mummmmu
deport-at at jute- My Misha
A MAN! 8038111]?! [LAME
Soon Pass the House.
no land amt Forfeitu- llll PM
www.mmm
I“. in tho 1M." Dom-11. c..-
nn'o use! Ann-lieu.
Wmorol. July 1'er- Ito-
Kllllymt thew-y; and WW
mummd‘thohfllhillhtho
”international”
‘Mh‘uhuuuolgmtoutheput
at the Ropuflicoutouopdohote.”heudtlt,
“butlllll ol the opinion thotthohlllwlll
pus within two ween. 0t courts, no
yacht-liable to wohm,entlthe
mehltlolgfl,hutlhunllythinlit
will. ’I‘heilopubllclllwlllrmttonom
dilotaytwticntolmpedethopu—‘od
mhtwillpcrmlt it tohe'mtto
unite”
“l believe we dull have I llunl vote
thehllliulideoltwoweah,”uldltopnuntv
olive Breckenridge. “The wool clan. ll
likelyto excite We dobete,eud Io
hthutrelating to pottery, butlheliovetho
Republicans are tocitlyegreedthtthehill
Ihellgotothenuote."
Reyna-autumn Buync,“ l’ittobuvghlu-
otber Republican lender who wallets nu
eurlymoftheturlflhlll.
‘l'lnenauotowhutitutewm be ready to re-
port in threeweeh. The-ubcuuutituoot
themteflnuucecommmee,8enntou Alli-
mlliococknndlt ,llubeeu 1min;
dollytoroprumtu velol veriotw tolerate.
and the Ilepubllano chin thlt when the
mute brill bill is reportedltwillho‘flho
Mperlectpioceotlegfihta'onever elated
tooremctdbyceugnu”
MAW,whohu-givcu the tori!
quafiouclonltudy.“ been giving his
entireuttentiontotremiugthe Income. It
willheollaetfluthe mute u 3 Mb
luthelllllblll
A Ipechl not toell’ewYm-kpeperfruut
thbcityuylthtthehilltohc W by
the ' hibernate-In substitute
forthcllllshillwillmbem not re.
Wotmcnnuthnuthlflkhllthough
itwlll be tuned on protective principle-l
Alum-t evu’yerticlc on the chemial lit,
ltuygwflllulalonereductiou. Theduty
on ourpct woohwlll probably he renwvetl
and the MW at to
warm wfllheruuedied. hutthewoolen
ochedubuuwholokuotllkelytohegreutly
changed. Themmflteeioinclinedtouhol-
ihulldutiaonlttpr,nnd substitute [W
tiathentov. Auto themeteluchoduleu, no
Whycthcenmchetl. Theinternal
menuetuxon tolnccoI'lll be abandoned,
and that on spirits reduced oucvhnll. The
total reduction otleveuuo in estimated at
nurlytlwfilifim.
“muons: .
Theme ol the lend grout tort-item
hilleutldbn-iononthehriflhillwmthe
mluluturuofthehom proceeding:
my. ‘
Theho-ocoutermontheugricnltnnlhlll
the
the
on
“in,” [or “pertinent-lumen.
mwtmunwummm
tbflnm You, 177; nay-,3.
The tori! hill wutheutuhu opium
mittce at the whole. Savant omendmto
”0thth loot. Rapid
lilirilii
3 it:
52.4%;
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would Widow-luau dugout!“-
hdtoltlhow have he wuwhilohore-lly
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median-Mum
m-dlndlnlflbthopvuutnuot
dutyonponhlvuurlnmnw-vutond.
Ache-e we: inverted “I; the rated-
mtyp-tlSpere-Itdnlwm
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and
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DANIEL L’flflllnllllli’s. amount a noun“ muster.
momentum
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MAIN STREET 80ml.
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WHITE“ BLANKS ;: .I,“ .33 um g: ”I.”
206. Double loll. “own”
Furor-ri- Gm, ”1:.th lug-.3511! tau-Jr“ new
Yellow (blaminOil, 5&th us 3 ~ us 3 -‘ u "
Venetian Red, in 05!, cc. perlll, ,3: .. gg' . ,3";
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Becker’s :33 am an mm mum-a
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MAIN STREET nouslronc musics
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scum rostrum. La,‘;';.....,."':”"" m
DIRECT In!!! 3mm g'z.":":, 1.33:1 nu.
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manner-mum
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newly: Ki!
continuum-I5 may 30,30
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Will lubed-fly tripe. mm In“).
lentil; South Harwell at 7.50 a. I.
8 v
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lava flow “II. He! h, lat liver
loot of loch-u Street. 2.30 ’
p. I... Street
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Single Tickets . . 40c
Excursion Tickets. . . 60¢
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7 45 Main Street, llnrwalk, cann
I WILL PAY 'l'lll
Highest Cash Prfiee
‘ 10R
- flags. Bones, Bottles lron
and llotnls.
Putte-
mmlonoriugeunll thumb-cabana-
WILIJAI 9005038,
mm Immuu.
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Deluxe-nonmetal.
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Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
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m. Esme-u '1‘? grace,
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Sonic 40 to 50 per cent. reduction on certain articles.
pan of the profit.
TABLE COVER, 2} yards‘long, for $1.35; worth $2.50.
HOSIERY.
Children’s hleclt ‘leggin mp Hose, 3 pitirefor 50c
rim-an haul and nan-col ' ma Th
pelt, one, eboxitozfnoghgli d?!- “all”
_ f ”dooloreglnm full-reconfirm «1% ‘
MW mm“- WWW 1*“
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TARIFF
Vests for 47c. and 62M. ,
‘ Vesta. with poorllmttono Ind sill: bind f not“ 2%.
par. Ladies" luck Lodiea’ (Jonah-Min long‘ud ,eahort
wot-thin. Indieo’ 60:: Also, India’ Bali
Om’IALL
'(
,elx‘"
, TlllBJIlly Beam Limpoésihle, but we believe it is just and right tint our patrons should." 1
By so doing it enables all to purchwo FINE GOODb AT LOW PRICES.
Thirty don. TURKISH BATH 'I'OWELS. extra me, 48x22 in. for 25c; this is considered a bit-gain at title. 4 COLORED BORDER, ALL. L
Colomd,llorder,all linen'l‘uble Cover, 3 yards lbng, mum; worth $3.00. ‘ ”
~me9, "aims? AND CHILDREN’S—-
5 UNDERn ,, I
one" Ribbed Lisle '00!
r '~»Gllll¢
. eat in m we hi h
min. The» good: o’xceed ‘mythlng’dver ‘
We will mention a few
The-e ' are cheep at 26¢. per pair. ' Children’ LADIES: ‘
Lisle . Bone. in black aml colon. extrufine, ‘ Ladiett’ Woven Vests, trimmed with lace, for 260.; , _ , ‘ worth
for 350.; regulu' mane. cnmtmnw nine .1: 50¢ India? J Ribbed Ventufor dbn exit-q fine 98c. 1).; Mn .
Thrudfloee 25c; worth 400. Ladies’extru fine Lisle 6c; . value at 350. India? ‘ ‘ mnmer “will” Ol-Wfi Milt-'- _* " _ '
rep, 1'
of the goods since there
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