,n
is.
anchor-Ma'-
lac.
"mirth!!!“
10,00 so DE
Johnston's Ruins Filled with
Corpses.
HORRORS GROWING HOURLY
Great Suffering Prevails Among
Those Who Survive.
JOHNSTOWN‘S BI'SINESS LOSSES.
Awful Sights WItacssed by Those Who
Were First on the Spot.
THE FLOOD 1N VIRGINIA.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal Adds Its
Quote to the Disaster.
.‘l‘wn 'lhousaud Bodies Taken from the
Owl-angle liver. and Still Many Thea-
” of People Are lining-The Ruins
of the Viaduct on Fire and There Is
In Rope of Ever Rescuing the 2,000
corpses Imprisoned [Vader the Debris.
Virginia's Grant “code-The Calamity
I'll Surpasm Any Unfortunate Catas-
trophe That Has Ever Occurred In
11:!- Country—Meals hit-ct with Swift
Vengeance.
Jonnsrou'x, Pa. Juncli .——A owneof hor-
ror such as probably was never before seen
by human eye that the gaze of the party of
newspaper men—the first to reach the do
vastated city—When they clnmbcred down
the mountain side back of what was once
Johnstown. It was just daybreak, and each
ylint of light breaking through the night
shades opened up some new scene of the awful
tragedy to view.
The site of the city is still submerged, the
viaduct below with its acres of debris fortn-
Ing a dam which holds the waters in. Human
bodies seem to be everywhere. Practically
nothing remains of Jo nstown.
Debrla 100 Feet lllgli.
Every building in the city has either been
entirely carried away by the raging waters
or so damaged as to ruin it completely.
Whole streets are swept clear of every trace
of habitation. Down at tho viaduct the
debris is hooped up nearly 100 feet high.
Frame buildings, brick buildings, cars, fur-
niture and everything conceivable is in the
huge mass.
Here and there a human body can be seen,
while arms and limbp, rigid in death, flick
out everywhere. The accounts published of
the awful calamity, far from being exagger-
ated, have not appreciated the terrible re-
ality of this grommet tragedy of the age.
The Work of Rescue.
After the first party of explorers came
many others, bringing skills, ropes, ladders
and other articles for the work of rescue. It
' was not long before the labor of gathering in
the bodies of the victims was begun.
A temporary morgue was ambushed,
wires were strung down the mountain side,
and a short time before noon the devastated
district. was again in communication with the
outside world.
A corps of operators of the Western Union
Telegraph company began to send out mea-
ugos to Plttsburg at 11 o‘clock.
From 8,000 to 10.000 Pariah.
From the best information obtainable at
this hour it would seem that the total num-
ber of lost will not fall below 8,000 and it
my gcover 10,000. To add to the terrible
catastrophe it is feared that many of those
who escaped to the mountains have perished
from starvation and hunger. Those who ran
to the hillsides at the approach of the water
are no doubt pressed for food.
had to camp in the bushes, and the
warren and children suffered greatly from
hardship, besides being halt crowd with
.anrlety over the fate of friend: and role»
liven
The water is now receding slowly. When
the viaduct is alwmd off the debris which
chokes the arches the real state or ninth-s can
bane-clothed.
The eastern end of Main street, through
which the waters tore most madly and de-
ptructively, and in which they left their leg-
,aey of wrecked houses, fallen trees and dead
bodluinagreaterdegree than in any other
of the city, has been cleared and the
main! of over fifty taken out of the portion
cleared All over the town the searchers
havsbecn equally succeaful. As soon as a
body is found it is placed on a litter and nut
totbemorgue, where it is washed and
on a board for several hours to await identi-
ilestlou
Sad Scenes at the ”argue.
'l'hemoryuc is theFourth ward schoolhouse,
audithuhcmaurronndedallday bye
«and of moral thouund people. At first
-tbeerowdwasdirpoeedtostop tbcsebearlng
thesis-stoke, uncover the remains and view
buttbil was found to beprollficnot
ulyofyrsat delay,but also of scans of
agonythatnctevmthsbsarmcouldecdura
'nfltbathormndscalmlystandnpunda.
new alibisrisgnardedbyatlle of sohlien
withflxadbaymincharye of amount,
Pnalthepawbareforcedasideuntflthe
*maeisrsacbed
Thawltolnoorpl of Western Union Tole
wu lost lastFrlday eval-
Ainony them were In Ogle»...-
ap,wbefortwentyoilveyeauhassctedm as
waiver of Annotated Pra- nepcrts here,
;ala)
infiltration—myst- boy-who were unable
(oceanfrotntbotxfilding.
A Babe offlta Hood.
lththoughtbymbnythatfullyiww po-
mmmw death in the do“ at
‘-thakitks. ThsCatnbriaImWorkseout-
”Wmtthlywlllnbufldtbdr
dunno. Thework of burying the
momma LOU.
Ila W Mae a! the m MW
Oblitaratei.
Joallrowx. Pa. June aim-Vice hand-at
and Director James Ilclfullsa,of them
lroaeompsay. says their it. ha been well
nigh Inc-lculable, and while it has earned
latotbeirreveaasstheymuotdsuatd ant
Mutual, but will bayinthewotkofcloalb
lay up the ruins of their milk,
I) relauldiuy sadrepsirlug mocha.
'l‘hoy villain Immediatelyvsbuiidths 0W
tier iron works, which was obliterated by
tkedood. 'l‘hleisthedhpodtioacfalltka
others. A (loam of the business nun said:
“True pluck survives. Our pockets are light,
hat, ifmtbmguwrehppemall of as will
be in tut-inoc-
The central portieaof Johnstowa is .
eampletelyoblltsrahedasil ithadmhad
foundations. The river Ilsa made in but
upcntbe sites of thedwellings and a v-t
aresof nod gravel and furrowed grounds
markathaoldcbannel. lt bdoabtful tfith
possible sva'torsclahu what was ones the
busine- portion of the city. The river will
have to be rsturnsdtoitaold had inovdsr
todoso,aad thstisaneugluesriugfsat
hardly peptide.
The maulve aucumulationof debrbextsatl-
ingfrom till to Low feet along the-oath
shore of the Conemauyh and immediately
above the bridge be now in complete posse
lieu of the flame, and will be until the arrlv
vol of further relief from Pitt-bury, so tht
another pang it added to those whohad hoped
to rescue the remains of theivfrieuband
relatives from the debris.
The tnaynitudeof the horror horse-am
the hours. It Is believed that not less than
2,000 of the drowned found lodgment beneath
the mass of debris in the triangle of ground
that the Ccucmaugh cut out of the bank be-
tween the river proper and the Pennsylvania
railroad bridge. There wu the greatest
funeral pyre in history. The victims were
not upon it, but were parts of its horrible
construction. Whole houses were washed
into the apex of the triangle. lien coupe, pig
stya stables, the refuse of the gutter, the
walnuts of rowere,Whole lumber yards, boon
upon boom of logs composed the mats. When
the upsetting of a cook stove ignited the mass
and the work of crenmtion began it was a
caetly sacrifice to the demon of the flood,
being a literal breast of tire. The smoke
times it changed to the form of anhour
remnant of mortality.
The cifcct upon the living, ignorant and
intelligent, was the same. That volume of
minke, with its dual form, produced a feel-
ing of awe in many that was superior in
most cases to that in the awful tucmentof
tho storm’s wrath on Friday afternoon.
lllllldl'fltlfl blood for hours regarding the
smoke and wondering if it forbade anotkar
Vi>ll1ttl< m more dire than its predecessor.
1t “as with a feeling of absolute loathing
that all people hereabouts awoke to find
nothing but a mass of ashes, calcined hum
Innis, stoves, old iron and other approxi-
mately indestructible matter, from which
only a light blue vapor was arising.
(it-n. Hastings took precautions to prevent
the extension of the tire to another huge pile,
a short distance away, and this will be
searched for bodies.
The work of burying the dead has begun”
and has been kept up all day. The hruleiny
of the bodiw by logs and other debris and en-
posurc in the writer has tended to hasten do
composition in scores of cases, rendering luv
stunt interment necessary. Bodies are being
buried as rapidly as they are identified. The
Work of undertaken in cmbalming the dead
has rendered it possible to keep all those on»
balmod two or three days longer, but this i
only desirable in 03.805 where identification 'l
dubious and no claimants appear at all.
The can; sent out from Pillbbtlfg with pro
visions for the living were hastily cleared
in order to contain the bodies of the dead in»
tended for interment in suburban canister-ice
t'and graveyards handy to the city.
A party of searchers saw two men robbing
the body of a woman. The thieves were
caught. In one of their pockets wu found a
lady's our, entire, sliced from the headwith a
sharp knife.
Inthe earlobe was a sparkling diamond.
of the villain: and strung them up to the
nearest tree until they were dead. They
then cut them down and buried them.
C. L. Dick, ex—rnayur of Johnstown and
several other gmtlernen, while pan-allay that
part of the city known as the “Point,"diav
covered a party of Hans looting the houses
and robbing the dead. The Mac
guns with them, but Dick leveled his revolver
at one of the plunderm and shot him dead.
He fell into the river and no further attsrv
tion was paid to his remains. The city 3
guarded by over one special officers.
Asprwisltrainof twelve 03"me
provisions for the sufferers has arrived.
Conemsugh, Woodvale, Kernville, Cat
the flooded district are as badly ed as Johnar
town.
lying portion of the town have been titanium
percentage of death haven greater than that
at Johnstown.
PARTIAL LIST or THE ow.
low and Jamestown.
Sarto Bomw, Pa, Jane a-Amony the
bitten. Several of the cthmhave Matilde»
Bendersonaadtwochildrul,linl’nnk,
bughtcrofJolnfiaak; Jain-Ugh”,
wifeandsister;lnyaratnghtuer,lih
Luther, James Bridyu, law-Wm
MnAndrewImdflmCmMIhKatv
aenmeyerinmBrouby, MraCarollaaPolo
lock, John Karla, Edward Lighter,
bghtner,Deunie Cummfiaataeland
Hawthorne, Mrs. Joesph Built and
children, Peter Mcfiunsrnyaad
nine, Mr. and Ilsa.
Ogle, Western Unlat
“Minnietqulh
Watkinglblbnhflnmm
arose in a huge funnel shaped cloud, and at Wis.
glass At night the dunes lit up this misty .
The captors placed ropes around the neck,
bria City and other surrounding towns in
At Conemaugh theinhabitantl of the low .
wiped out of existence. At Woodvale the _
Nuance of Those Identified at San; not I
bodies of the dead lyinghere manyarane
mutilatedunddistortcdasto bebeycndrecogr
tified. Someottbenamafthosawbokave
andwife, Bratislava, John Lichtenwaltsv, 1
John
A
User,
aerial
A. Inmate liar-s. Joha AM c.
It. Wilson. in. A. I. Jamal. ththd
Bewiekley, the three luau Much-ri-
Wibua, John Animals. In. O'tloaaell. Ili-
Pervhvch, Wilmer, mourn.
"folio-haunted: treat-neat at the
“vital: In Idli- Ileehrht, l‘hil an!
lattb law, W and Maurie-
MJoh larpbyandfiauhoag.
Anibal-mean Minuet Job-down.
The only milder blinding“ Wood-
vale.
ltisaetrmleiday toflnd boa-null a an.
herdiojnrsdamtatbeclty. Foamivad.
ltwasdeathcraothing with the clam of
theflootl lthtt'fhfrmtafaw escaped,
but they yototlalatobtanhurt.
RAILROAD PASSENGERS SAFE.
the a than an the can... new.
Infinit- ”All".
Paramount, Jae 8.«th the Out time
infortywightbouvs mutant-awash“
indirectly with Altocm at 0 o’clock Ian
netting at the Pmlvaaiarailroadcflla
lathbcity. murmur-lent“ Alteoaa
says that theAtlanlkeapm-I loving Pitta»
beasts-Juan Friday. the Chicago-all
MYork linited Wm which left
Pillsbury at 'lei on Friday Inning.
thefisavlmnm which left Join-town
earlyoe Friday morning, srrivedatAltmaa
caflattcvlay um All thew
enthuse illuminant-emulation“.
Altooaauedsthefdbwhylflofpa-epu
onthe dayupraafrnuthlesnwhiehwat
maybttnibelood at MUM“
knowa robot-fez
Gowns, Washlaytun:
lich;Mral.l!. Smith. Broadway, flew
York; In. walla-ethos“, landla—
min; W. IS. Jack”. PhiladelphIa; M
J. Kitteriay, Minnie; Daniel HID
Indianapolis; lira Clara DeWitt
and child, Miriam. lad; John laugh-
ery, wits and three children, Colon
but, tilde; Ira )layyte 3. Iain
heny,ll::li-nn; In. file (settler, Aurora,
Ill; Mrs. A. ll. Willi. Iladelpbis;
Mrs. (longis- (‘mkand chin, Deuniaoa, lad;
lira Enemy Nurpby and chill, Mater»,
lad; Harriet Whisks, L'hrwaneville';
In. G W. Starkey and child, (tillage;
Auden llamilfoa, Yorkvllle, ll. Y.: lira
M W, W and daughter; lil-
Hunter Pillsbury; Ir [tine-ad ace, l‘ittb
bury, (lemma Ina, lithium; Uriah Carroll,
Rfil'almhad'avilk, Pa; 1". Eller-
ney, II. A. than, New York.
The trailing W mm on the day
express, are said to have hunt drowned“
immortal»:
Mrs. J W Brady, (We; lliwllat‘yarct
Patrick, l’lttehary; William Wfiewark,
The [mirroring lint of perm. at Aim; b
sent. ltielknowa loam-onset than
cathetwosecttruof thedayewpauwhich
wuraught in the mod-imam
,iahotwltmhtbhmymapdm
who mashed Altoona by other “Mad
mine:
5'. Knee, Mb (5?“ Mary I “0.0.
Bridget Hakim, Pnilhdclfi‘oiml K. M-
contend with, New Wiley; Hrs C. If.
Carrie BL Arbor, Hanna, Iona;
A. B. Brown, Jamey City; William Stewart,
Pituitary;J.C. l’lovmi, Tyrone; Ilearyl’.
Yowlb, l' .ls‘tawor, :Clhra (our, Brooklyn;
ChaoleaJ. fluently»: Allen Pruector, Morris
Emanumx J.; E)! Wit-ctr
ka;flt'lt. mm John L line, Bead-
ing, Pat ; W, Wombat, W. H. We, John B.
More, l’hilmhblina; E H. M'ullough,
wife owl «MW, Winklphia; W. E.
Winslow, Chicago; Ill. and Ilra “'Illoll,
. Mn. militia Allow, WW3JohnCarr,
Jersey may, my June, tilt. Yam, 2‘.
Y. ; View-am “My, Mary Wilkins, Womb
bury, Di. J..; 1!. Walsh, Philadelphia; A.
Situation, flee. Ellen Oar. Wale, Pat;
Pricellhmauievio, WW; Fraakl’atv
tors and wife. milepost, Pa; Uni Plat,
Mommvllleflqllmwmwckegk
1; Georgie Sawyer, Bel-tuba; 11::wa
dler, It. t2: Your, New York; Alina Ally-a-
,nea, Fort Hence; Mary Fitzpatrick, litter
bury; new WW; Illuminati. Y4
,Mru leBeadbelago WW
:aoi’n w it. 1.»... MW norm, nu-
‘waukse; John FaithlewYork; J. C. 09
pm“ ’ n. $Jm'r c'i
W3, ' my Vania;
J. is» Over, ‘Jeusy (lily; Baotou I'm:
Washington; Maud Hrs. Paul-
inaWillnrd, flew York; Mm It. A. My,
10mm“ v.;nma-ummm-vat;
Insult L". magnate, Tyrone; Anna C.
WMW,P1;MB F. Data, New
York;c; if. MYork; 0. O.
M WWW
buy, Pin; 0. Btu
J. Fl Elatiha It. Van WW“
‘2' ' Wi‘éfllim
Within-bury
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rt. ska-ht d answerer-deadly
more We!
sailw
edictale ssythsttluyhavsln-
fmienwhichlsads than tobellevs that
aotovarasvsuofthe ngeraonthetralnl
warodrowned. The
“reports-imam! thanumbsr ofdead
skillet-n.
“Any One Know lief!“
honored-bu: lay the lulyot alnauti-
“Any one know Inert“
thelnx, butaneaaealledhtrnam 0a
thfaeswasaa of ‘flw
lawnmluamundothiugeleyaut.
mmlyui-Iyumneut waaaa uyiycutca
tit-left tcmpMatlflcienttocausdeath.
homo! anotlur beautiful young
wanna lay in the «temper-had morgue
Several panda .yit iathatollt'aslda
“whenapumlaant young lady ouch»
town.
‘l'lte Del-ya at Bub-u.
Scanner, Pa, Juana—JIM: city hm
‘l'hewaterraschedthetopof the river un-
haaknteats ysterday. and at 75!) broke into
tit-Thin! and Fifth wards. winning the
inhabitants lo take to the upper utorise of
their from The water martini a point
within-lain hchaoftheyrnst noodot 1565.
Atncoatbawatevbepatoremie. Alli-ail~
mad and wagon bridges between here and
port the In. of iweuiy’flve Iivu at that
place.
Fifteen Bridges Destroyed.
Causes, June a-Jra. Harrisburg sud
Paternal: railmad track has been walled
away for miles, and fifteen bridges have
”done The large dam at laurel hroka
letting baiklinys, bridges, tress and other
My matter rush through the Holly Gap,
damaging Ilullin Brothen’ paper mills
”All”. The Comb-had Valley railrcsd‘t
W have been washed awsyin several
phcaa Nokinoflife'uthasfarremrtod.
Bobbing the Dead.
Wuhan, l'a. June it—Adjt. Gen.
Rantings, who is at Johnatown, telegraphed
(lovemcir Beaver that there was much pilfer-
Ingandrobbtng of the dead,and that one
man had been lynched for cutting aria;
(tom the finger of a dead woman's hand.
'I be Adjutant Honors! aye 1,3!) bottles have
from I'u'tn'mtkl and that a large numberof
[emu aim were either drowned or burned
totuatbau y-l mining
Convenient Railroad ionic.-
Xaw You, June ti. ~The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad announces that it is running
trains on schedule time between New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Sounimwillberunwest of Pointofllockl
before tennis-row as the track between there
and Cumberlaml u submerged in nanny
plans, and the extent of the damage cannot
be learned until the water subsides
Terrible Condition at “slay;
Csuuauz, l’a, June lie-Details are enra-
Iny in from the amenity bereabouts, showtny
a terrible condition of thing The Iota to
My will probably mach 82%,”. Eight
buildings were swqit away at Willhnu
time and much other «lounge done there.
Drowned In tho M
Bowman, June .‘l—At more“ (he:
mil county, Ila Charles lie added and
His Maggie. Moore were drowned in the
finial. They wemttamptiny tofordastream,
but their hone and vehicle were washed
away. Tbedriver amped.
Appealing.
licence-run, N. Y., June a—Tho Pythisn
Knight pnblnhes a mourning ulition, and
appeals to the utter for funth for the families
of stricken members at Johnston; it be-
lieves that one Knights perished there.
[- Ald of the Enter-era.
Boston, Jone l—‘lhe mayor has called a
mid taunting of citizens at his (ifllceto
take do}! Inward aiding the Pennsylvania
madam
FROM MARYLAND.
The ("lee-amt. and Ohio Canal Taken
Ont of Politic-a.
Bunion, J one a—A report comm from
Hunter's Perry, W. Va, that eight lives
wet-elem there in theflml. Font-of them,
two wanes: and two men. were moped up in
ouelmune. Finally It gave way before the
mired thewatar,audthemmates were poun
Inst. Titania becnyreat damagodooe in
tlietovm.
The bridge of the Shmandoeh railroad
across the Potomac at Shepsrdstown was
destroyed. At Williamaport, llashlngton
county,ld., tltaflttodwas seven feet higher
than the highest mvimnrecord, and great.
damn-aim Between Willismaportand
DamNaGovert-entybousss were washed
manayflndiuaumevahbbamgoutbcusesand
[mmmhfhflod Thedamng.
hWasbinytou eountyisaboutfiétlflw.
Port Deposit, Cecil county, has just been
heard from The Smooch-um river is
‘i'immrmtisvayswifhsndtho
surfseecfthsriverlsthick with logy. 11w
Wdl’M‘Wt‘b flooded from stern
”stern. Thela'ldguatCouowingolsre-
portedtobewsaksniny.
It ispmhbh that the Chesapeake and
Ohio can! he: send to beabngaboo In
larylantlpoiltica Iti- ao badly damaged
thatltsrepalrbythestatewill not even be
coutnnpiatatl. 'l‘hebanks of the canal are
wflal away and great airlines are worn
Mannheim. A million and a
half dollars would be required toputltiu
popsrrcpair. ....
FROM VIRGINIA.
n. M II lick-told Suhlrting—All
Danger la Over.
Brennan, Juno 3—11» river continued
orballuight. ‘l'heportionof thecity
from Pitta-tilt to Seventeenth street: and
“memorandum-mun
saute-sum. lama-awhile."
hunt reedvad he. Ottoman
halite-outbu- reetlvdbythellsnville
mwhaokhaa ml. the Mt»
do erdmdMImhnlhr
vokiay diurnal cilia-tn sad maniac
this towarl rationing theooaupmut die-
m
Genome. 0., June a—a special auction
I! the baud of trade hu hear held to raise
fault for Johnston Governor Forakar do
livared an sultan. and prompt measures ct
relief wen» taken.
HIGH WATER AT WASHINGTON.
A Illlloa liellars' Duane boar—rub
Caught in the [loan of the city.
Wuunto'on, June lie-The damage dam
hero by the lluod will reach "Jill.“ OI
this ouchall is daniam to theyovcraman!
work on the Potomac flail. The Wsuhlngtou
mar-tent is on so island Center market it
anomaly eurmuutled by water. The Balti-
moveaud Harman depot In W“. at
sept by boat. The lower part of Pennsylva-
nla avenue is tilted with naming water. A
flszrtnaa carp from the government duh
hatcbsrywa- caught in the host-tot the city“
Three coal M'lil'l owned by Thomas I’. lor-
nan waresuuk; lees, clean,
Tho Iowa ll Marlon.
Lennon. June il-Jl‘hs one aInorbiay topic
of conversation In leaflet: is the appalling
calamity in Pennsylvania, rneayor accounts
of which reached here by able. The Oral re-
ports which leached lamina and which were
printed placid thelou of life at L500, and My!
although it was evident even from the
meager details which the cable brought that
the calamity must have bsenof unprecedent-
ed proportions, no one expected that tho—V
later dispsttliss would confirm tble figure.
When, however, with every sums—Ive telo
gram the More y'rew lat-yer, when they
was raised irotn 1,500 to 2,500, then wool»,
then to 10,000, and estimates as high as Inf
(”0de began to reach have, the full extent
ofthecalamitycametolnreallzed.
JOHN GILBERT DYING.
'l'h Veteran Actor Dying from Pasa-
tnoala In Boston.
Boston, June a—Joha Gilbert, the vet,
enn actor, is dyiny in thin city, pneumonia
andkidney troubles being the causes of hi-
illnu Hemmtollostonabout twowcelu
agoeurouteforhis summer home in Mano
chuter-bydlofiu. He felt unwell and con-
sulted his physician, Dr. Jen-negate, who ad«
viaad him to remain here a few days before
continuing his journey. lie and his wife
went to the lame of the latter's sister at the
South End, and the next day be was obliged
to take to his bed. Pneunwuia developed from
theoold whlrn troubled him and his right lung
was seriously affected. An old kidney mm
was she developed, and Dr. Jernegau, who
was again celled, saw that the great actor
waadsnyerously ill. On account of his ad-
vanosdsyehehasnotrallicdas well at had
been hoped, and his family fear the worst.
On Thursday he was quite corufortable, but
now he is notion and much waker. Dr.
Jarnegan does not give up hope of hia’par
tient's recovery, but that he outsiders hir.
Gilbert a dangerously sick man is shown by
the fact the ho ha; (annealed a vacation trip
which had been planned for.
AFTER TWENTY YEARS‘ SERVICE.
Doorkeeper Simmeaa' Fae- llaalnl Man
the White House.
Wasmreron, June lit—Visitors at the
White House found a new face at the but
of Private Secretary Halford‘e room. The
old durkeegi-r, Arthur Shamans, had been
music-led 'e the Wanda and
moth. aimed man, George II.
place.
There is not a public man in the wintry,
or at least one who has been arcustxmed to
call at the it cite House for the" last twentv
years, who does not know Simmons. lie was
born a slave in North Carolina. He came to
Washington with some army officers, and
during President Johnaon‘a administration
was employcl in the White Home as a dining
room mam, and afterward as a messenger.
Preahient lmyes‘ private secretary, Mr.
Rodgers, me to Arthur hie docrkeeper, and
from that tiszte tnthie be has lit-on showing
visitors in and out of the room of the pro-b
dent's private ascretary.
Murdered In an Insane Asylum.
Rocnmnn, Minn, June a—A murder
unaudited in an insane asylum here about
April 1 has just leaked cuts The victim war
a patient named Taylor 00min, who had
been mined for rape on a fryeanold girl
at Stillwster. Combs was washing theceil—
iny at the amylum and muttering as to what
he would do .1 he had a revolver, when be ,h,
was attacked by Edward Peterson and Ang-
ust Beckmns, attendants, who commenced
ding him on the head with a me and a
hickory tnop handle. Then they made him
stand up, and Beckman cornmeal to pound
him, knocking him down and thou jumped on
bit cheat. Lombs died two hours afterward.
A tor who man the deed was told that if
be disclosed the murder they (Beckrnau and
Peterson) would kill him. The mriagcr of
the asylum (‘1le in the cormner, who made
an examination. Ileckimn and Peterson
claimed that (know death was ‘4‘ by
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CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,
South Norwaik, Conn.
A Talk With
Cal. Farris. Ito-ea Glover. David Flatt.
r s. It Stanley. Ifra. Henry ”near
and Others.
Below will be found a staple of the multitude of
lc'tmof than kiln newts k Mo
to; Broadway a... York daily receive. The ash»
joined mm kindled multiracial! uremia yourfrlcuds
and at! am” Wang’s!” you know and
esteem ”m.“
uhowouldsooruto baa psnyto deception.
Wherhsstuocadooefovcthen nabs intro;
and it is telly talcum lulu when the
recovery lies at your very dear
cm. 0. I. 1833]! an: "In 18751
taken tick with aaadloeet thewust
dernlption, red lupin?“
l eoifrrulabow
declared my use "lean-sale:z
was: done that
scoundiot d
othtngavvmetbebeacluof coabta. Thea! was
finally pension-d to take lfowos' Blood Purifier.
Afltf tsltsug too or three bott'sa I wae entirely
”Its. IIHKBY BEYIOUI.-itllohn hall
scammed Dr Count of New York
city Was vet low— todleany
notabletow kalone;mwould not heal.
mummy find her seven years eye and has ban a
wet: wartime since.
3 It 81‘ tNLlYJeery eighty old. and
d”, eulotirieectctcly from a hardcore
«ma-at
unpaved and am now so).
Testimony of : Remarkable Care
In Norwalk, Conn.
Ill» (zen- Starr, (new In. clearlea
Bcuaett). Grant so, Kerwalk. (baa.
lied Kinney trouble. DIM Welles-
Istlmefeght‘icarl :wIloaavul
mold a deep nor
right huudzuidollarlfodvm
lined cumt'flwcrtk health
the medicine-ed by the
they wmlalul. illness ”I
Incbatalhorttlaie. Ir nm was out to
byatriend [wok nediclaeaadhavonot
sdoctcrsincc. lwasaotabletowalkwlthoat
—smno:‘tbl¢i-mdowalkall atoll
time“ anamperaoa.
booth-{stat was form
wider“ the best medicine ever
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tilting from the moon When on fact!
cattle out the men Were discharged Warrant:
were hatred, and Bockmau has been erratal.
Petaaon's capture is expected soon The
grand jury will investigate the ease.
Almost Oolllcled will: tho Olly of New York
flaw Your, June tip—The captain of the
Bbmtia, from Hamburg, which arrived Sat.
urday, reports that his ml had a very our
new escape from colliding with theatsarn—
ahip City of New York, outward bound, on
the morning; of Decorationday. A heavy
fcyprevsiledand it mimpo-lbloto sees,
dkhnoeofnmthautenfset. The Bil-tin
wupmeesdmgwiththsutmost caution»
wards-.ndy Hockwhsuthebowofauotllr
steamerwudiscerned scarcely ”feetdb
taut. Theateamerwu nude cut tobs the
Cityof New York. At once-the Iignal was
yiventorcvetuonbcth vamlgandths
mwucbugedaothattheveuebch'ift
edbyounanotbor,almattouchiuyu they
Amandaflnrler.
Conrad’s, Juana-Richard litidrsll
hashesnarrested on the charge of having
killed Foams Jenkhrs, a young conned
m,whoiebedyhsbssnfonadin0lnster
crack. The two were last an together
Thursday evenittg.amlheadmitsquarreliny
withher’intlhlpCreekwobdsaearwhsraha
body, which been marks of violence. was
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an Furnace. June 3-1:. Sprockets
saysltewflouth Wale-has renewal ltseen-
asdisaliuehssbssatryiayto yet this ena-
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50 lbs. at one Each.
Oasela's worth is sodium tehlndls say ordinary
c. ’I‘. woman,
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A. 8.14‘Efenls.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'iae Watch Repairing a Specialty.
84 Waabldgten It" - ltouth lterwall.
CANDI ES
0' altitude "MCI“ .
MW
OORI'UOOPIAB. CANDY T018. and a full assert
meat of ammonia] may.
HrsJohn Holland
MUDII‘I 31003.
HALE’S LIST
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Illilllli iii filial.
LOB” BBIOONSFIELD,
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rm‘a usdinmwsi,
JEFFERSON.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty five difl’ersnt brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the moat fastidious taste. Persons that
are in the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and yet prices, which will
be found rcaaonabl e.
EREALE,
The Drugglst,
Cor. llaln and Wall Streets.
New and SecondHand
WAGONS,
' New and Second'Haud
CARTS
A Lot. of
Cheap Horses,
A Good ill-pot Wagon,
Ono Grocer-’3 Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
"‘ Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
Barn—Yard Manures.
RllMflNll Bills
BEE HIVE
General lnteillgencoflm Oflloo
Aay
one”. In wantof
“In
In. 5 Water It. loin-ii.
A FULL LINE Ol’
Builders Hardware,
PAI N TS,
Oils V_§_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
\ “anaemia-“lune“.
w. c. cum-ram),
mmm
an manna-"fig .-
mtmtslnatsasln %a
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F U R N ITU RE .
Carpets, Stoves. Ma .
BOUGHT AID IO”-
?“iafifim’ifii
w. P0113033.
[lumen st.. Inlay-33¢.
Bargaiusinilllinu
-—(lo’l'0--—-
Faneil’i Headquarters for
'MILLI NERY,
I
a Water 8L, Norwallt.
We are rolling No. to Ratio ltdye Omarraia tilt-
bons. In all colors from Ihcis. up. W maths treat
to ct- award 0 have just received a full lhe
clOstrich feather bands. iii: tip-In ambled. all
gig. for so cm. A full line of infants caps (to.
.ap.
MRS. FAWCETI‘,
3 Water It. , Norwallt.
Have You Heard it t
No, What is it t
llunt A; chufl'lfeep the
Nice-t Market In the City.
BLlUl alumnus
Delivered every Saturday net-tag.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
'mudm
incurs, Lattice, Baillie:
Prom Greens hm. ovary molly.
Pure Tomatoe Oatmp. ,
Imported Sardines.
An wantiathemlrkctllu
m’lt‘é‘ 3;“. ”m”
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles ‘
PAPER Hinolrlos.
Fine Line of Guts
At :5. so. no so Cents, poems non.
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at m. Do’ble loll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALOIMINING. ‘ '
,DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St...
South Norwalk, Ct.
SOME
Special Attractions
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 yards Fanc Mattin b
roll) $4.00. Y g ( y
Bargains in Black Sarah, 670.
Bargains in Black Peon-de-
Soie, or Luxor,1 00.
Bargain lll Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black . Fallie Fran-
coise, 980.
30% lot Plaid Flannels, &c., re-
duced from 400 to 25c.
“:0ne lot Plaid Flannels, &c., re-
duced from We to 38c.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 500.
One lot 22 inch Plaids, lac
reduced from 25c to l2lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
llililii iliflli.
FINE
nun BEPiilllllil
smuzn woman.
mfollowlr hikeufllauoflJl.
Walthe‘taoas Heat of indium
HOMER B. HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 16 Railroad Plum, .
Inflammafl
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m an fasahiluv
li- a mule iaasel
seniors see-astound hm
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