alaunflon firm of St.
.
..
~ Female Poisoner
Convicted of Murder.
l mu" AGIBAT lil'lll'llltl!
People Were Very ladlgaaat
”I II.“ to lab the Judge—1 Stay
d M“. 'Ill 3. Dwight“ ”The ”via-
"5 HM." III Illv (trim
M Aug. li.—-To the mat of
mouthejtlry In the Iayhrick
‘ “unfoundthtauprmguilty.
pen the amt of the vardlctby
1-1 thejldge prwouneed the hatches
dilth upon thorium. In passing sen.
ha-ldth-Iwaaatmagevnloumu to
ibiettveturthekilllngead the Master's
Iaileagreat deal of lying neces-
. flhwrobtollrierlythatherhualand
U "Ink unto death” on the very day the
~ . fully expect“ he would recover.
fifth. tenant-very hportant, and showed
tlalawearvaaoa to believe the ”new
toaetrkl of her hlbbaud and live
Isrparamr.
no Prue-er lh-foupdad.
‘ woman was dnulfounded upon hear-
. Ih Mint, nahehadeapectcdauacqult-
, Iptu the bike‘s favorable ch‘arge.
‘ I", Will“ to lab the Judge.
* Theme-men ot the verdict of guilty
the layhrlck case, causes great excita-
amugallela-esof people here, who
ave been watching the trial with intenae
1 m AM the verdict becameknown
“ of people assembled around the
zyflnuoatotheeourt room and waited for
MWmd the judge. An soon as he
yond- his appearance he wan greeted with
la of rage, and the booting of the crowd
: . It kept up for along time. There were in-
figcoantaiaa of "filial-lei" and an attack upon
' .tha judge‘s carriage was only prevented by
{tho mm interference of the police. The
*feeliag in Liverpool agairlat the verdict is
tame. Steps have been taken to secure a
of execution on the ground of the dis-
. of further medical evidence.
a sums of the Prisoner.
., nth. Maybrick is the daughter of the late
‘r. Chandler, a wealthy man of Mobile,
,Ja. Her mother was Miss Carrie Hol-
bJock, daughter of a rich New York mer-
hut, wllJ married in New York William
1 Chandler,“ Mobile, a member of the
John & Powers
’ .‘ahaadler was ill. son of Daniel Chandler, a
awyerof prominence, and nephew of the
Ito John A. Campbell, err-chief justice of
the United States. Daniel Chandler was
graduated at the Yale law school in 1M9.
In. Maybrlek'a Crime.
Soon after William Chandler’s death, in
. .mlraChandlel-and her little eonand
. daughter, Plumes, moved to Mame, 0a.,
" and thence to Europe, where Florence re~
odvedaneducation in Germany. Florence
mat James laybrick in Germany. He was
t cottm buyer at Liverpool, Norfolk and
m They were married a number of
,yeara ago and removed to Liverpool last
" Iayhriek died suddenly, and suspicion
Htohkwlfeaahhmurdereu. Enough
chainetokillahorae was found in his
body. 0n l‘gy‘lfilra. Naybrick was ar-
, ouachargaofimuder.
lul- ism thafactl developed were:
Mays-vies used etrychniue and ar-
- for m disorders; that Ifaybrick
, . m hi wifelived unhappily togcther; that
laylrick wished a separation; that she
one Brierly untamed questionable relao
;thatlargequantitiu of arsenic were
, ~ In In. Hayhrick'e trunk, clothing,
and in food shehad been giving her
liable Approval from the Press.
papers give a feeble approval
" vudlet of gniltyagalnst Mrs. May-
Tha Times balm that enough evi-
haa been presented on the side of the
.~ tomakehercase onefortheearnest
. - ration of the home office.
PENNSYLVANIA’S REPUBLICANS.
ate Heavy K. Boyer for State
. I ther Convention Bush-cu.
11mm, Pa, Aug. 8.—Tll8 Republi—
n state convention was called to order in
operahouso at 10:25, most of the dele~
being that in their seats. The interior
.1 the opera house was elaborately decorated
;. flags and bunting, giving it a very
‘ fling elect.
Rania
‘ 1' . alter Lyon was elected temporary chair-
aa. Hr.Lyoumadeaunespeech,and
committees on resolutionsandpermar
ttrganisation had been appointedarr
.eswaataksn for an how. The of
2lacultaltteeonerganivatieurecomnnalided
I " enatcr G. W. Delamater for permanent
M'iauuanandhewaselected. Inhisspeech
(‘jpaidaglowlng tribute to the present ad~
‘hlhuation and eulogisedGovernor heave
badmtothe leadershipof Chairman
ay evoked great applause. He alluded
Ilhalr tetheJohnstown flood. Tbeplat-
'v‘yrnwasthenread audadopted unani-
. , 5'"!-
glt hides-sea the national Republican plat-
aadqmd at Chicago In June, 1888,re-
j Eahigh tribute toSeuatorQuay, de-
. thepolicyand acta of the Democ-
, Indu— the administration of Gen.
mmmqumggeatsthat
' hghlature widen theeoopeof the
futhwaoaatoembracethemleofliquor
salad-lo, and advocates a liberal cou-
“oa of the pension laws asduetothe
,it‘kufthaUnion.
in. nary K. Buyer, of Philadelphia,
Mfmmtatreasurerbyflenator
rum. The-oaths“ was seconded by
mmmmnmtmmm
*nomhatlonwucarried byaeclamatiou,
” delegaterbingtohbfeat. [alloys
quovatimyhm he raae to thank
ioonveutlon.
i
“counters Expiration.
, Aug. ll—Gen. Felix Ag-
, q nominate American, and Alex-
whAndeI-aon, of Washington, D. C.,
', lathbcitylntbaintcrvataofthepro—
' 'I'hreeAmcicasespo-ltlou tobeheld
~d~ at Waahington. Theycalled upon
, oftheavvwal exchangeaaewa-
jedltera and leading citimandex—
‘ .. . aahlghlygratifledwlththa
ttheyrueaivedforthelrmta-
Alta-«Wrecked.
Pouv,P.Q.,Ang.8.—Thesteua-
‘ «momentum-luci-
Jalyalfnrflvcpoohhtotally
"Ballelala. Thapa-ngwaaad
. _. 'l'heyhaveplentyofpo—
awutthearrlvalofan-
thaliaetotakethe-to
Mhmm
Al; l-lth sane-neat tit
V . VIII-avaftharts lush.
bvflittkeespdtiaa.
l manila ar eoer .
«We! roe-la avast the W
l Illa ”anyth- It I'd-cw" Ball.
‘ Boa'rol, Aug. It—J’naidaut Bahrain
Kerri-on
and party arrived here at 0:“,
am. Agroaterowdhada—atublaltogreet
the tablet Magistrate, and when the president
applaud cheer after cheer was given. The
party was mini in five carriages by the
First Battalion of Cavalry. Comyanles A
and D, National kneels, and the ltd-bury
Horse fluanls, with the battalion bugle corps
of sixteen men and a police detail. The first
carriage «mutual the tenement, lhutenant
,tlovernor Brackets and (ion Dalton. Neat
‘ to uder wen layer liart, Secretary Win-
dotnaud Col. Wendie-Id.
l Many of the buildings and stiles along the
‘routeweregay with flanbuntiug and ap-
lpropriate nlottuea, and the sidewalks, winr
~dowaandatreets were througad withpeopla
janxknawgetavlewofthewideot.
I The trip from New York to Fall River was
i plea-flu, and was enjoyed by all. The prealr
Edant held an impromptu audition in the
1 main saloon of the auiamer, and shook hands
with nearly everybodyon board. At Fall
“War the party was met by the Ila-nacho-
aatts reception matinee. The xmklent
drove to the Itomalvllle station and too!
the train for Boston. Throug- were at every
depot along the road, who cheered the [mo
dentin] train as it load by.
When the pruklent reached the City Hall
here be was greeted with a salute of twuntr
mlegun-L The party had breakfast in the
reception mm of the state house, which had
been bandwmely decorated for tho (icon-ion.
The pmkleut sat at the right of Acting (lov-
enior Itrackett. After breakfast the [ire-i-
dent held a reception. lie stood under a sun-
pmded eagle and in front of an immune
basket of human, rmnlxieed of gladluli,
hydrangeas and sunflowers, overhung with
fountains of mountain laurel and aster»; The
run-ptiuu lasted from 11:30 until lzlzlil.
At Faulillil ball the popular rm'pf'ton wan
held. A «ll-uric crowd lined the nulewalka
and gave the president nll ovntlon as he
drove by. T homauda were unable to gain
admittance. latter in the afternoon Mr.
Harrison took a drive in the suburba with
Lieutenant Governor lirni‘kett and Mayor
Hart. In tho evening there was in bond cou-
cart in front of the Vendoine. Common-
wenlib nvvnue was lllummntosl. llr. Ilarri~
aou appeared on the balcony for a few min‘
utes in response to the calls of the populace.
I’rlvate Bet-rotary Ilalfurd had A reception
at the Press club between 5 and ii p. m.
l
l
I
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RUINED BY A FIRE ESCAPE.
Eben Allen, of New York. l'harged with
Strallug also,ooo.
New YORK, Aug. 8.——Eben 8. Allen, presi—
dent of the Green Line Street Car muunny,
was arrested for forging certificates of stock
for about 700 shares. He has been president
of the company for a long time and con-
nected with the company for twenty-five
years
The amount of Allen’s defalcatiou is stated
to he’l'leltltl or 813040). The prisoner has
made a confession, in which he says that
four yenrs ago he [meme financially in-
terested in a patent fire escape. He lost is“
the money be put in, and lu the embarrass
ment thus calmed be yielded to the tempta—
tion to raise money by false issues of stock.
He forged the signatures of the company’s
treasurer and secretary, and sold about 700
shares of this bogus stock. Many of the
shares are now In the hands of innocent
holders. The false issue went on for four
years without detection.
In President Allen's alnence a broker called
at the ofllce to have some stock transferred
fora purchaser. The treasurer, in making
the comparison with the books,
saw that the share numbers were duplicates.
A meeting of directors “as at once sum-
moned, and, President Allen’s guilt being
apparent, it was decided to cause his arrest.
Upon being locked up at police headquarters
Mr. Allen broke down and made a full state-
ment to the foregoing effect. The directors
have decided to prosecute him to the full ex-
tent of the law. He has lived in a somewhat
luxurious style for several years, having an
elegant residence at inlings. He recently
returned from a pleasure trip in Europe. He
is about 50 years old and has a wife and chil-
dren. He has always had a good reputation
in business circlea He was arraigned in the
Tombs police court and remanded for exami-
nation
ANOTHER BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY.
'l'hc Plunder Conalated of Twenty Watches
and .900.
Dmn'zn, Aug. 3.—A dispatch received
here says that the Rio Grande western train
known as the “Modoc” was held up by train
robbers near Crevasse. They forced the fire-
man to attempt to chop through the door of
the express car, but as he was unable to force
the boiler iron door, they gave it up and
went through the train with drawn revolvers
and collected 8900 and twenty watches.
Most of the passengers were successful in
hiding their valuables. A posse has started
in pursuit of the robbers.
The robbers compelled a brakeman to go
through the train with them and hold a sack,
into which they put the booty secured from
the passengers Thompson Springs, where
the robbery occurred, is a small station on
the Denver and Rio Grande Western road,
thirty-four miles beyond the Colorado state
line, and is in the center of abarrenaand
desert. As soon as the robbers had taken
their departure the train proceeded to Green
River, twenty-live miles distant, where a
peace was organised and started in pursuit
of the bandits.
Kcyatonc K. of P. ofllccra (ll-outs.
anoanrma, Aug. (1—11» committee
appointed by the Knights of Pythiae of
Pennsylvania to count the votes of the sub
ordinate lodges for grand lodge ofllcdn have
declared the result as follows: Grand chan-
cellor, Samuel Hilliard, of Philadelphia;
grand vice chancellor. L. J. Bishop, of War-
ren; grand prelate, George W. Bucklnau, of
Philadelphia; grand keeper of records and
seals, George Hawker, of Philadelphia; grand
master of excbeqner, Juliln Mountney, of
Philadelphia; grand master at arms, John J.
Davis, of Pittsburg; grand outer guard,
William H. Rudolph. of South Bethlehem:
representatives of the supreme lodge, Thomas
0. Sample, of Alhgheny City, and II. Oscar
Kline, of Bedford; for grand trustee, John
W. Beebe, of Philadelphia. The election for
grand innerguardwillt‘akeplaceat theuen
aean'ouofthegrand hdgatobeheklatlan-
caster on Aug. a).
A 'I'rlbate ta Idltar Dana.
Baron, Aug. a—The Journal editorially
refers to the aeventiethan of the
llrthotharlea A. Dana,“ ’I'heNewYork
Sun, who was born at Binadale, N. IL, Aug.
8,18”. TheJournal,inthecaunaofa
highly complimentary tribute, says: “Kr.
Dauaholdstoday,by themmoncnuaantof
“coworkers, the .viable position of the
lasting journaélat of this country.”
Illk llaadaltrlka.
Parnaosfll. J., Au. 8-0:: hundred
ofthehaadallk td th
alilbofn. ailmunhhdtyfliave
flanki- ofapopu-drvductl-
cf‘pcentJathdrwageallotleeotthe
velaetioahadheenglvsathamawaskagu.
ANOTHER BIG FAILURE»
Drawn. mm a Clark. wail lie-w- were
"eaten. "are Made an Alain-cal.
um... Aug. a ~‘l‘he well known Ann of
Brown, theme at Clark, wool dealers, Hilton
place, has litllutl. The firm has dolwa large
, Mort-«lid has stood in good credit, and
the failure w ill be a surprise I» the mutant-
ity. The Ifttltll'v‘l la Ullt‘ Ill be due to the
lrllublrauf Ilm “new: in and lineage mills
of I‘rowdencu. It 1., of which «award It.
Brown In treasurer, and for which the lino
has lllilurscd In a large anmuul. The mom-
hereof the tlrm are Uldwn l'. llruwn, of Al-
aton, amt l-i-lwnrd tit-ea. and Amount (flark,
of Ill-mums. Mr. Ilrown is in Now Yuri;
Mr. Bloom is at home sick, and Mr. Clark
was rlrmled with the duo's attorney all day.
so that little information could be [recited
aa to the firm's condition.
All attachment Was put on tlicfirm’s good;
at the instance of min-rel banks. and a keeper
wasyutln charge. It is belmved byother
men in the same flue that the principal Inlan-
wlll fall upon the tanks, and, an one man el-
preaml it; "The firm are western buyers, and
the western mud growers are mt allowing
anybody lu uwo tlmn."
AnuIlu-rmerchant state-l that the tirm'ii
lllllls M Providence andtlsamgo Full» were
worth minus), and it they were sold
the cmluure «add all he paid, and stuff!
cit-tit amount would be left loyiclll probably
Ml twih “ft the dollar in the ntm'khoI-lel’fl.
It was goimfllly felt that the firm would
n-t‘uvvralmlily from If- lilielut‘ltlllv.
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Ina-Isa.
A! (’liln'aiz-i
Nl‘filni‘h ,ill 00! l U 010-74
L'Illl'flun I I 0 ll 0 u o u u 0 2
llolh-rwsv (‘rmwmi-I Ilmmz, Toner and l'lurcll
Al t‘lc-u-lmul »
('len-luui n '2 H n o n u l 1i all
Washington I I ll 0 l ii I ll 3, ti
"lllll‘fll‘h limtful tin-l .‘iult‘llm‘. Hullitufl M
Chair
At IIl-liahnymli.»
llilllullilpulls. :l o o o u ; .i n 3 .13
“WM- ! i) :l o l i o l o. ',
llflfll'f’l|‘*' chk llfl'l H-lllllncm. Ibullwurm- and
(inlm-ll
v
Association.
Af I'llllflilt‘lllllllh‘
Allih-tlr 0 0 o I} u ii u o 0-0
llaltllnun- n 3 '.' n 3 fl 1 fl . 9
Bullrrll's‘ \Vu-yllmg and I'ruu. tun-nut" and
Quinn
At t‘uluiiiltllx -
(‘nlunilnu ..... ,3 ll 0 U u (D n u 5
Brooklyn 0 l l :1 «i | 4 o u...“
Bath-rim: Baldwin nlltl Keunnivr. Terry and
Clark.
AI larilletillv
Ik‘illlss'illo. . l U 1' I! l 0 ti ii «i i! U li—l
Cltlt‘lllflflll i ll 0 l u (I u n ;' u ll x f,
Iiatlvrn-e: Iii-vi.” lllnl t‘lmk. )lmislm- :uil Bald
am.
At KI“I\‘I\~' ('lly
Karmast'uy... l o 0 ll n n .i n ”.1
Stlmlis, .4) l o 3 o u u o 0—4
Bath-ties: (‘ullwny and limiter. i'lmmlurrlaln
and Boyle.
. is
other (Eamon.
At liminlrcn»
llamllrnu 2 l 0 n o .i o o u n u (L3
Tormun 1 «i ii ti ii fl 0 l l U U l~—«l
Butte-row li'mr null Running, \'u'l.v-ry illiel 3b"
(illlrr‘
At Imuoluu
lé'llllnll Il H II H a ll ll Ii ll.“
fiyrilvuse. ‘: u' 1' n n 1 n u 0.3
Palm-row Cum mul Within“. Kw-fr- moi Walker.
M 'I'nlrdo~
Toledo 1 l o l n .z :I. o 0—9
Bumllu. u '3 ll 0 u u u U owg
Batteries Fin-hum“ and Sago. “litu- and
Than-r.
A! lk‘lmif*
heir-m . o 0 u .l o o o o 3—6
“Dcltt’slt‘r ti o o u l u n o 0.1
Batteries: 2"“ mni Wells. Barr and )Ii'lt'eough.
At New Haven
unveil . 1 ii Ii 0 I ll ll 1 07.3
New Haven. n u t) 2 L’ 0 0 I “As
Batteries: Herman and Humour-n, Homer and
Sclinclwrll.
At llurtfnrul
Worcester. . 2 l l -i
Hartford
:_ Butts-rips:
and Derby.
1 «i ll 0 1-9
0 ll ll 4 l I} U '1 0—?
Mull-rd and Tt'l‘rll‘ll. Winkle-mun
The total Anwricnn production of pig iron
for the six months ending June 30 was 4, lil‘,~
899 not tons of 2,000 pounds, the largest pru-
ductiuu in the lustan of the trade.
The Petra-Pa Colnmitlec lie-ports.
Wasulsomx, Aug. fi.——The naval officers
constituting the board to which was referred
the report on theolliciai trial of the gun-
boat I’etrel have recommended to the score
tary of the navy that the contractors be al‘
lowed to make another trial of the Hanoi.
The requirements of the vcseels under the
contract have been fulfilled, but us there is
a premium on horse power developed be-
yond such requirements, the contractors are
not sallnfiul with the results so far, and
think that better ones can be obtained if an-
other opportunity he offered. Secretory
Tmcy mll indors‘o the recommendation.
Fort Wayne's Big Fire.
Your Warn, lnd., Aug. 9,—Fire in the
Trentmun's block causal a total damage of
about $150,000, divided as follows: A. 8.
Trentmnn, on building, $20,000; Runner,
Crfisly A: Co, stationery stock, total loss,
$4,000; Mrs. Wagner, building, $10,000; L
Wolf A: 00., dry goods stocks, damaged $50,-
IIIO; building belonging to the Trelltmnn (a
tale, loss $10k”; Stern, Mantner & Freid-
lich, clothing, Ions $20,000. The total insu-
rance on buildings and stock will foot up
$50,000.
Cleveland Lunches] with Ladd.
anmn‘r, IL 1., Aug. S.—Ex-President
Cleveland lunchcd at noon with Governor
Ladd. Among the guests were Senator His-
cock, of New York; Speaker Miller, of the
Rhode Island house of representatives; ex-
Sccretary Whitney, ex-(iovernor Davis, of
Rhole Island, and Senator Aldrich. After
luncheon Mr. Cleveland, Daniel Lamont and
Meant James Woodward and James Still-
man left on the lust named gentleman's
yacht Wanda for New London.
Crushed by Edison's Iron Ore Separator.
BacarsLsrlLu, Pa, Aug. 8. — In the
works where Thomas A. Edison's new inven-
lion, an iron ore separator, is being tested,
Philip Daugherty, the engineer, met a terri
hle death. His clothing caught in one of the
big belts and his body was drawn between
two rollers through a mace half an inch
wide Themtire machinery, weighing many
tuna, mustberemoved, the body being still
fast between the rollers.
Dcnonaclag Electrical Execution.
Nuona Faun, N. Y... Aug. 8.—'I'he Na-
tional Electric Light amociation in conven-
tion at Niagara Falls has adopted a resolu-
fion declaring execution by electricity cruel,
requesting Governor Bill to commute the
anti-loud all persona-entailed under the
aawlaw,and asking for therepeal of the
law.
A Butcher Butchers a (lo-mica.
cucaoo, Aug. a—Dminga over
a-u'ifllng matter between Adolph Whit-
man and John Richter, two butchers am.
iaapackinghousaatthaatoekyarda,
has struck Richter with a piece at
.t. Thahttarleaped In ht feakwith a
hrgehtchckulfetahh haadaad
thhflade iatoWhiunaa'I heart.
lalltethaduordaad. Rhutw w-aaraatal
W w—
a
Gas lame In late
”lb you've got a little deter at you
w." tabla lucid at tortoyean tona-
othar of alum her own age.
“You. and she‘ll twins." was dis "ply.
"\t‘hai are you going to name them!“
"I‘d like In monument them Isabella, after
ft‘t‘lliilus “
“Why don"t you naili- them Al menu!“
"Nellie “trill Arabella!”
"Yes. omit Aral-din the I larnl of I.-
hello!"- ‘l'tllehiltg healthh'li
A warning tu intimation.
I
II-mtnrntinn of Aim-run" ‘vwlmt ('I'wcu— 5
tli-tll m-ntury ”—Hnlllltvllliltll imtiintiuil. . t‘lliv
rag” Trillium
IAN! in a “rent f‘itv.
“My pour liillo buy," will the klml llt’fll’lrll
farmer, "you lmoknl tire-I. llnvu you null-ml
far!"
“liver hilii'v‘ mummy, l‘l‘pllml tlw hula
follow, will. quivering lip, lb he climbed up
on n slump by“ HM \vnymlo tn r-wt mu!
lll'llnlli‘tl tin- dust of the rural highway frunl
lllli trnvul «tnlnnl clullxm "My mother i~ ut
('hii-vlgnuu u \i-ll, nnd I'm ju-Al ll"!Hf"li'k in
m- lwr.
morning flllll e-fl‘lil'ii nil: llt‘f'irm‘ Ill" rullnll‘v.
I‘m getting, oh, so urn-l of thw- big llvlm!
Is it Itlllf‘ll furlllvr In t‘l.lvn;,:u"’
"Lillln nun," will the M‘mlmtllotli' an 11' ll"
tllrist. “ipln; :i t--::r from his own ow, " it.
tha- rat» _\n|| worn walking who-n you am; it
my fm. ll -l:-vul'l judge yuulmvo Im-n in
I‘llll‘ll" i l. “so last urnlmilm”~—Clilv:l;:u
Triliimv'
-.
‘. Zv-vl Tulr.
Spvllklllxwl . ..:i~ .i.. I. .i.msat in
tin-guitar up in i ' ~‘rw-r, Iiilll‘ulu,unn
morning. nwr n \ul-vmul ln‘éll’llllll'lll, lio-
mtlml Mnmr’ lll‘nkcn null «'luh‘hul tlw ll ill-
del fiercely. Homeunm-nmcnloug and tlm-w
a Sta-lieu! it, flll‘l n Iiiittn-linlk‘nl m that it
was all out of tune. Til-- mun went nil in a
“'ngmir rellllf‘llllllg. “Voruil gm!" lush-Ml a
sympathizmgiirrmnn Sunni-know, "We‘ll
never Liszt In our more llllls‘l" nut n' tim',"
soul another "You may a» well be I'lli‘lllll
it upmtn Killlllln' mural." said flllilllli‘l". "I ill,
be can Month-lambda :ls llt' gets lmmo." mid
the rumor grocer. “llvn‘upuli the Kf‘lllll'lllt'll
all went Bach in their respwtlve limbs-5.—
America.
A Irwin In Slang.
Mutln'r—Jomila'. ululn't l hour you my to-
night, "Mr. llmmllmv, you make im- flood?"
Jennie—Yrs, nut.
M.-lher~\\'cil,Ji-lznic, I mint my I am
Slll'pl'lsl’tl fl! your diction.
Jennie—ls that so. ma?
say?
Mother—0h. mil, say, “Ynu give me a
painfor "What kind of n t‘lillnlll do you
think l am I" but llt‘Vt'l‘ ngam no! such on llr
elegant cxpriwinn as “You make in» tired."
~—llm‘hc~'tcr l‘mt-Exprt-ss,
“1L1“ slii vllltl I
The “Inlflt “'mk.
Omaha l‘i:y.~icinn—Ynu Ilvw'llfthlllt' goal.
heavy orllploynlellt — something that will
make you n-zil tired.
l’zlticllt-l'ul engaged ns lll‘zll'} ril‘llit‘f‘ in a
blacksmith rump Kiwi“.
Phystci:t11~\'~><, but that “out answer.
You‘ll lmltrr take u stimuli-r vuvatiunmul
spend the time at sumo invull-l‘s rest in fish-
ing mill lltllltlllfl.'—(.lllllllfl World.
DUO! Not Pay.
3l“l“ll‘.g:”-I llI‘llt‘fl, Milo, yuu never gi‘w
card pnmns. Why is it!
Manllgle-(‘nn't afford it.
“But all you Intro to spend i.» f. »r the curd.-
aml cigars."
“Uh, yes; that's all \‘o'l'_\' line But it. im‘t
polite to will from unr‘s gut-an. you know;
but it‘s all right turtlicultu win."—l.:m nuce
American.
All Awful Break.
DIIth'Sl}_V—;\Vv‘, I boob that Cllawlov Little
some was, my, UIIK'llc-l from the Killckeb
boclmw club,
liminolesa—YN. 0m.- of «mail members,
douche-rkunw, uv-nt, :lw, into the club room
and found. ow, the fellnll tlilllkin'.
Dullcsby—Bnh Jove! whatnbwoak,—Nasb
ville American.
The Name Still Lives.
\‘hzilnr—So this is the place where the cell.»
brnted Diamond Spring water is bottled!
Owner—Yes
Visitor—Aux] where is the great spring it-
self .0
(”mere-0b, the spring—that dried up long
ago, but. the name still liv‘cs.—Y:lukco Blade.
An Outrage.
Would lie Purchaser—Ilmr Illul‘ll for this
picture!
Artist—The price is £500.
\Vould Be l’urclmsl-r——Wlly, mun alive!
you expect to be paid for your work an
if you boil been dead for four or tire hundred
years—Exchange.
To lie Congratulates], Rattler.
Lady (to [gentleman who Iilll been thrown
from his horsc)——I am so sorry for you.
Gentleman-It isn‘t so bad, madam, no it
moms. I assure you I am much more com-
fortable now than I was in the saddle—-
Flicgcnde Illnctter.
One Way.
“I wish the night would hurry n sown
can send off our fireworks,“ said Ribony.
“Well, let's go out doors and play,” said
Willic;"thnt always makes the dark come
quick enough. ”-—Chicago Tribune
A hum-e.
A new book is called “The Tramp at
Home.” This is the first intimation we have
had that the tramp bad abut-e. Ashenever
Ines it. he should exchange it for a clean
flirt-Norristewn Herald.
Ataclaclnaatt lop.
Ir.Bleekcr(VIslting IuCInchtuati to Illa
mmwimwhanbehdaaalngl—Youlook
atriflepale,l.ou. Anyonillt
lau—erela bltqualmlah. lthiukl ab
.hedteolnuehhamatnppu.-Tlma
N“- a..-
l
I hllllpt‘l nwm‘ from llw Iliumi tl ls‘
[Will's
SUPERIOR .
lilliljlfllilll:
IllE PUBESI lllll BEST
la mode only of atriclly pure grape f'MI‘Jll
of tailor. atrial pure bivallmnaie of
aisle. and a smal poriimi of flour 3.3 a
pmvriallt'r, nothing elm wlmlo.o~i-, and
is warranted t‘ltléh'ly free from alum.
ammonia, plumpllnlcn, lllm‘. owl n11 Ilu
”lulu-inn» mpwully fmiml ill lulkiiw
powders The character of Illfllt'l'lltl."
“va. tho-w p wily, and tho tllf‘l") of ”wit
f‘tlllillltlllllllll. wmlcr I'lmriniul'zi httlu‘l‘lr!
linking ’NlWIl-‘rllll‘fllt‘fil hrulllif'ulnml lilimt
amino-urn! m we, and it Home nltmnlw
“twin-mum, mitri‘ilmn and ulu-Ilmmri final
II in nu'mmnmi-Iml {or you fly, healthful»
Iii-mi anzl c-‘hriuui'y Ivy ”moi-mum” and
Mum rlwluwlu, t‘lit'tflli‘llt "f llultrllii (if
“I‘Jllll. n'ul prof-wore Ill institutions of
banning throughout the rulllliry.
.‘i-ll-l ulily In f‘ftflfl. I'll” wright.
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CHAS. ll. l-‘EItIIIS,
South Norwallk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col Ferris, “urea “lot-or,
S. It Stanley, Mrs
and tlthers.
Below will be (new! a sample o.’ in mulmudc of
IN!» PA of I'Iit’i/llfullt'fllt‘lll Franklm Home A: Mm, of
75:5 Broadway. \tw lurk. dolly rcrrm'. The sub
Jamal unmm-lmltestimonials to than your friends
and lmlzbbor- lrltllt.‘ nml Lt' llemcn you know and
n-lccm fur their honor and elntlglnfum nfllm-rl. and
Minimum mum to baa psi-[y many ilmwptlou.
What has bun almzr for other»: can I»: done for you,
and it I! fully to longer rulb-r when llw menu- of
recovery lice at your very door.
(‘01. C. It. FERBIS says: ' In 1&7?) I via»
taken rich with Dyspepsia and Maritime of the w. m
description. reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
I Bflllé‘l't'tl about om- ycar and a half. Everything
was done that medlr-Il ekill could sucker-t. Finally
a council of doctore declared my cw “incurable,“
others gate uu- the benefits of lamb!»- Then I was
dually pcnuadcd to lake Ilowrn' Blood I‘umior
\ftl-r taking mo or Hire-u bolt cs I was entirely
f‘llft‘ll and have been a well man for 0ch six years."
MRS. ll EN It" Slfi'mtll'fl. said to tune bud
scrum-r rcmovml by Dr. Cummings. of New Yolk
t‘ily. Was in} low- reported likely toilic any day:
not able (0 walk alone; sore wullln no! hrnl The
Ilisrovury crlrrd her seven ycals am; and has been :2.
well woman since.
3 K STANLEY. Isl-arlyiighly yam old. and
was rum-ring omen-1y from a mini couch. Tue
dm‘mls saltl he had an “n (or on his lung," and
mind not live Having head of the wonderful
cures do. e by ' The tircut Iii-nod I’ntlflcr “ I sent
fur ll. it! once and t «it n fauntuxly. Sly rough die
humans! and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of; Roman lifllllt‘ (‘urc
in Sorwnlli. Conn.
Miss (‘ella Starr. (new Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" Norwalk. Conn.
lied Kimmy lmnhle. Dupcps‘a. impaired cirru
Inti- u of clgh' cots standing; was, so nervous that
-hc mold urirher t-lt‘t‘p not eat fold out our
'lKlll hundml dollar:- lu tli more. nnd “as not bun:-
llunl or c n-nl e m rib; heath mun-t as much by
the poison mullcimena hi lhe (Ii-car" fl r ublcb
sly-y were lasc-u. she says: “I did not t‘xpt‘cf to
l u-but IIPIXDII :imc. Mt Howa- wn‘ rem lo Inc
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
.1 doctor l-lnn'. [was not able to walk Without help
um now able and do walk all alarm mum several
umcsn day I am a new person and I would not
ht'vhi'ili “hen-I alv- for thousands of dollars. I
consider it -lIl' best medicine ever offered to the
public llr. Hill) I» ck, of how lurk. mid me he
would not have Dt‘llt)\'t'fl I roll d have Bt‘t'll curl-d if
M.‘ llllll nnlucn [done by Franklin llowcs‘ Mutt-
cal Discovery “ t'un‘d four years ago.
50‘" by A II. III-YT J: 505;, Somalis.
[Ly-We bat’c age-ml: everywhere.
Ill.
S'PON ICORE
lea pure mineral pigment of a very dark it one
color, and like our l’nrc Burnt Ochre. contain.- a
large percentage of Iron 0nd». of itself it in a
good trimming color, and by the addition of from
ten to thy percent of Pure Wire erl can be
lighted intoall shades of Stonctulnr, Drebs, ore,
making adrebclsss Pnn‘ Paint at a very low price.
We guarantee Stoueorc a strictly pure article,
containing no “'hltlng. Beryl”, Leaf Zmr, or any
will-pigment which might be used in making an
artificiltl color.
PURE llUlINT OCIIRB,
An artich- which in a long frll want among the in-
telligent and practical members of the trade. Burnt
tlchrv la a pure mineral of the most lasting and
durable :mnlily. It contains a large percentage of
Iron Undo. and unlike Metallic l’amt. which con
talus metallic iron, will not met the Tin when used
no a roof vaint. It is a rich dark red color, and has
no meal in making tileneColor, and all shades of
Drain, «to, which we guarantee to eland longer
than when made with the colors heretofore used
By the addition of White Ll'lld beautiful Term
('olta Tints can he made, and itcan be substitutes!
in all cal-ea when: Burnt Sienna is med for Tinting
w bile land, etc. Ground in paste form.
[OR 5A“ ‘1'
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
l8 North Main St. 80- "emails.
6.17:9 Revvlwg.-arhiwc
Li a! more rlta ‘ llal'l
y and» in all pen. h
. '2‘- ; Dim. ear rva hm"
. “I reside where m4 NW" can we
3?? ‘ thrvI. we... «not I’m-r vn .xm
’ -» na- laum line-lune "q
.- mrflJfbllfl w.srl~ in
: rh- I57id.'lli
all «it «may. rut
‘ may cal. If you Ileana-rd an» 2
momma" atlall been your owa
- v! . marble-n to
I '- manta,
.. NORWALIL. EVENING 8!"me THURSDAY. Allow 8. on.
m WW. ..
W not only try to
NIH! Hill
Please the Eye
“I! l Ill/It'll?“
wiili the printing of
anything that is need-
ml in the ollico, store,
iiuclol'y or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the
.Hlliiiiilil
PRICE
.ir] ggllll'
l i
may he in mililirmily
with first-class work.
We are equipped
:with the Latest Styles
of 'l‘yp -, and NM ' and
Fast Presses, and are
ll)
work in the quickest
('llillilt‘tl execute
time possible.
It is our aim to :11-
ways lum- llli‘ mm.
1' lady when pniimiscd,
and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.
Solicitcd that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
when quality of work
is considered.
N. t [H l l .
EveniIlEE _
Sentinel
. . l l H H W“
No. 13 Railroad Place,
South Norwalk.
of
Til EEVBNINGSENTINEL
A branch office
is located at No. 25
Main Stroct,N0rwalk,
whore orders for ad-
vertisements or job
printing will receive
prompt attention.
Illllllll PIIIII
PINKBHDTEIR Ii KNUDKIL. mum.
The Sea Shore Resort
of Connecticut.
(loud Bathing, libido, '
Shore Food and Good Order.
now To an mm)
Steamer Medea
(RAH. II. ROWLAND.
sumilei "ions“ FlsllVALS
Tuesday and Thursday Elllllll.
titeaater ledea will leave Boom Norwalk at 1.“.
Returning leave Ilium Point at It o'dock.
l
Rumn Point all Bell Island!
S'I‘EAIEII ‘ MEIIEA,"
(rapt. ll ltuwlaml.
DAILY Tl!!! TABLE:
Invr Mouth Nnrwalk.~~l0w a. m.. ".31). cm.
8 I!» p In
have lie-lie fiandvfllvl. coo. HY). a. m , for
Wilma Point Alba m for mull) Norwalk “.20
i In . “5.2.131; in for Wiifltlll Point and *0“ b
Vorwalk I 15,5“) p m in: Wllnon I'ulnl only.
Ill-aw- Wlieou Vol I A! Ill a m for lie“ Island.
ii 4", [flitl a m , I if). Ml), v.00 p, in fol llcll Island
and mum Pomt.
la'avu Ilntim Point 901. II I!) a m , l.'ffl, ‘l a. p.
in. for Neil Illaul, \t’limn Point sun will" Nor-
wnik m), 53.5 p. In for wile-n Point only.
620 p. m for ilnll Isl-ml, Wll-lm I’ rm! and South
Numalh. VA lu-n nermuy mil make on sun lnp
W
coal! coal!
IlttI ONLY
HAZELTDN, LEHIGH
w‘ghm
GROSS GREEK.
(‘l'Il lilALla
Stove Coal
Iii JIIli‘I' WIIA’I‘ SUITS 'I‘III PARTICULAR
lltlUliI! WI" PUIICIIAS'ONITON AND
Ill tiA'I‘IBl'IID TIIAT TIII COAL HAS
NEVER ”RFD!!! IIKIN IlQUALLID.
lllM N11 llfls
Q .mua It. t‘liltIin-l,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinda of
m Howl» Nurwnlk fail-r,
Pt'lllla' 'I’III'. TAD] It.
Leave lie llhlaml 01ml- m for *0th lt‘orwalk.
Lcnvu- 9‘0“ ll Norm: k~ lillli) a m . lill. 2w.
4.I'». .‘l w p m. for Ik-ll l-Iaml end Rulun l‘t-Illl
Lcat'c "It‘ll" I'nlnl II 3'! m . l '5. 3 :50. 500
NC» to (Illa! mm fur cum Nnnnlk
iln week days no will nmke trips as pur Mme
lllllt',CllnD|l ting with all uainauu I) a N. divmiou.
"Ifllrlll‘lfilfi lfnllrum. m 'A man Pull-f
Pare Wl son [‘0an lo [I ll Island or Roton I’oinl
list each way
roulh .‘Iomalk tu Iluiton l'eilll or Dell Hand the
angle trip: 2'c cx- DIEM-III innit tf
10"le YORK m LESé‘fHAfi
TWO nouns AND A HALF.
The New and I'alktial Steamer,
Cape L'harles,
trupi. Fred L. llyxlu-c,
Will continence Making Daily Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and §pt-.cd.
Popular Prices.
so. Norwulk to New York, Single
Trip,~l(lccnls: Excursion, 70 cents-
Ou and after
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"Ronsamnlc" train halving So. Norwalk at 7 rat a.
m. Returning leave New York. l’u-r-ili Keel River.
mot .Icll't'nmll st, at 3.15 p m , and tom 3m sum-t,
‘lvt ltht'f, 3 30 p. 111., counseling with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the flousatonic Line.
For furtbo-r information apply to
rue.- xrzw ENGLAND remnant. co.
sloNl-zl' STARBUCK. t'. I’. so IL.
266 South St. New York.
(‘ E. 01.03. Agent . Wilam Point. Conn. opal
‘e I 7 '
My 1 . orwall & Eagle,
Will make- duily tripe, Sundays excepted, for
freight between New lurk, Norwaik and South
Sorwalk. Will leave Pier ":3, foot of Beckman street,
\icw York. for Samh Nonmlk, daily at l030 a m
«me at an nth .Vorwalk “3.3) p m.) Balm boat
MonduyJI'rdursday nun Frldny at 5 p ul For
Norwaik. Mon- ay. Wednesday and Friday. 5 p in ,
~aturday at 10;“ a. m
height r cclvcd from “I a. m. 105 p. m.
Returning. 1km.- lxave South Norwaik. daily, 7
u. at Newark. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
it p m.
I'rctght taken from and received for all
poluta on the Danbury and Norwalk aad
Hhepaug Kannada at Greatly Reduced
ttatca.
Upon application to agent: the City of Newark
and Rage will be sent for epcdm lots of freight
mywherr in New York or its vicinity.
Wall persons are forbid lmellllL’ any of lhe
employees of the bonus of this line on demon: of
the owners thereof.
iiOI'SA'I‘ON It) RAILROAD.
this lllflti’ k NORWALK DIVISloll.
Corrected June 10th. iseo.
Panning-r 'l'ralaa.
SOUTH.
Lv. Norwalli. Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
732mm. ”dam. 803mm.
8 l7 " ll ‘5‘ “ ll :5 “
film “ I013 “ l0 ‘4! “
1250p.m. lprn. twp.
t a: u 4 46 -‘ i 53 "
ii i; " liked 63h ” Iixed 6 to “I'x’d
am la la a 10 la la 8 I“ Is to
in -- " l09t -' -‘ lo a: " ~-
EUIDAI'.‘
ll 50 a. In.
em p. m
N()It'.l‘ll.
Lv. wlllfl'l Point. Lv.So. hmwalk. ALNiwwalk
I file. In. Mixed l‘ZDa. In. M'x‘c 210 Mixed
“5 .. .. 3:: I .. Gil ..
" 923a. In.
12 Ill " 1218]). In. It! Ian. Ill.
2w " liked ‘3']: .I: Kind 3 lfl lkul
425 .m. or! “ 51" ,m.
I V on -~ as "--
.. 5 ..
ii in - inns in u " leed ion nine
suamv.
92“. al Omani.
one .la 65'! p. In.
It. If. Srvvvwsow. Vieaflrm. and (len‘l Ian-gel.
P. U. Pant. smear.
A. W. Pram. Passenger Amt.
MAIN LINE.
lanvelridaport for Plttlleld
me. a.
1am I. an
33:); -. lined 1 ”must IAIL
I. express an.
$00!," loam-ch
wally-statesman
ealyaamaaltewlllfuu
Monday, June 10th,:
The Old and Reliable»
DAILY FREIGHT LIN .
Norwallilewlnrl.
(in and after July 15, frail. (111!“ further entire)
-THE PROPELLERS-
lull. ill W001]
:81-ick Lime, Cement.
I Blue Stone. Etc.
,Lehigh, Lacknwennu, Locust
. Mountain. Franklin, and
; Wilkesbllrre Goals.
i
i
n
Wall 35? RUBBER Pllll'l'
.‘n
in“, '0'" ml W'nnllllia’tnl
mull «tn-NH. llnmcl: office
‘ ea Stileon
3 Drug Store Mini
glue Model larlll.
, “1!!! user—
; M E A. 'I' S
SERVED IN Tax 8381‘ [ANNIE
If on want the choicest IBA'I'B. obtainedre
card use of trouble or cost. you will find them at lay
. \iarkr-l, as well as
Film Fl all Kills.
IN ITS SEASON
t F. HAYES.
‘ nmurs swan. some nonwa'v
Ems Nill‘fllljlllll‘.
i m
Ono Quallty,—'l'he Best.
m d hier—
l
,
, Beef Veal,
Lamb, lotto Pork,8alt and Fresh.
. éomed Beef. Smo Tongue, Home.
‘r Shoulders, -
1' film.“
gHome Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
’ Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
: 53 Washington Street.
gJ.H Kinefelter,
DFALHIN
Feats, Fish flyslers,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
093. ll. Y, N. H. &H. Blunt.
Telephone Ccmnectlon.
Bennett & Hllllflll
28 Main St., 80. Norwnlk.
deals Fish UYSIFlS,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, ll:
i or All [lads In Their Season,
‘AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I]. l. arm-m, Infill I. 8. 1mm
, Have You lleard it ‘I
’ No, What is it ?
llunt A: Zeluff’ Keep the
Nicest Market In the City.
Foulil‘i‘nls'rlls
muscled every Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholesale and Retall.
Asparauns, Lettuce, Baillie:
From Greene Penna every lorniag.
Pure Tomatoc Oat-up.
Imported Sardines.
Anything w-tlathaaarbatllaa
human ”fin
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Norwalk Chronicler