HOSELQTSon Low
‘ avenue so reasonable in
. prior. only 8350 each; and
those on W
. Ward avenue
from 8350 to
, , 500."'according“ ‘
to‘size of lot, are'apprecinted
by. those desiring a reel bar-
Nine lots have been sold,
., , this month and more are being
" 11" selected and looked after.
and has no equal You can secure one it you
ate lfillernear
will only try. ‘
The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
For further particulars apply
to TAYLOR it GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWAR'l‘Z.
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swan Bad-A nrrur'nnt-ry er the
neural. crime on war-a um Ilsa
Iona nan-ed to Die-
0arrnrr. N. J.'.' March air-where wfll
probably beahangingintbls statebelore
long. Mtersn’erhaustiva’trlal tha‘jnry
inthehflllerrnnrdcr trial relurneda‘ver»
dict last «scintillating Francis Lingo
guiltyof'murduinthe flretdeuee‘. 'i‘he
crime'withwhiuh he is charged was the
brutalarssnlt and slaughtered lira. Au
unchantvills”. Whenthe
::._ court reconvened
last evening it
.‘ wasannounesdhy
‘1 thcjnrythatthey
had found Lingo
guilty of murder
IP-
peul thecsss. The
verdict was a surprise, as it was. generally
supposed there would be a disagreement.
The result, however, gives general satin
Liam's (Xvi-a.
The murder for which Lingo will be
sentenced to death was most brutal. Mrs.
Annie Miller, a young mother, was found
in Michener’s woods, near Merchantaville,
on the evening of Sept. mhorribly inu-
tilated, with her head almost severed from
The murder was similar to
that of Annie Laooney of nearlya year
previous, for which the latter's uncle.
Chalkley Lacuney, had been tried and ac-
Mrs. Millcrleft her husband‘sfarm, near
Hernhantsville, to visit friends in Moore
“burly on the morning of Sept. rs
murmured by train and visited her
Win-law. lira Miller. at Merchants—
villa in the evening.
Mdnak she purchased somecandy
herebildren. and started out to harbin-
baud's farm through the woods. Lingo
had been lying in wait for her. struckbm
down, amultcd her and dragged the body
into the clump of bushes when it was
found by a searching
tried to prove an alibi, but failed.
ENGLAND IS ALARMED.
' Bowl-Indians! and Australia Growl-g
Cold “Inward ller.
1018005, March ill—The Newfoundland
situation is causing deep anxiety here, and
even Conservative- express the opinion
that for the first time Lord Salisbury has
blundered in his policy toward the cold
pies. When the bill to coerce Newfound-
land comes to the honaeof commons it
will meet with powerful opposition, in—
cluding that of some who have heretofore
supported the government, but who ho
lieve that the good will of the colrmles is
more important than the friendship of
France. it is well known that the cabinet
is strongly irritated against Newfound-
land for holding out against the dominion
and for attempting separate trade rela-
tions with the United States. and is quite ”a
prepared to give the colony s severe lesson
in loyalty, provided parliament is willing
to ludorse the government position by ac-
cepting Lord Knntsford's bill.
Thebill was introduced in the house of -
lords became the government was not re-
quired there tornnke any unpalatable ex’
planationa. and every resource will be so
plied to compel its passage in the com
mona. Advices from Newfoundland state
that the news of the bill basalreadycro
ated much excitement there, and
ple and legislators openly talk
riatancs
The government also views with no little
concern the extremely independent atti—
tude of the Australian federal convention,
where the large majority. led by Sir George
Grey. are in favor of having even the gov.
ernor moral elected by the
actly what tie would then bind
to England prominent Conservatives say
they are at n loss tounderstandtaaallthat
would remain would then be the British
thehouse of summons yeatsrdaySir
John Fergus-on admitted that the govern
ment had not sent to Newfoundland a
eopyoftheproposedbilltoenablethe
governmenttoeompel the submission of
the colony to the French lishery treaty; the
but that the government bed in November
last requested the colony itself to enact
the necessary legislation. and this bill was
the result of the colony's reluaal or failure
Great Damage Along the coast.
Arum Paint, N. 1., March m.—-A
severegalersged along the coast
hyandlastnight, and the wind
areloeityof fightymlles an hour.
resulted in an unusual high
hasrnsde several breaks in the bi
tween roint Pleasant
Greatdamagewillresalt
bythehighwater. ltisreportedherst
a large three marred schooner has
mired between seahright and
lays tie Will Go to sing ting.
Newman. N. realms.»
William it. Brown. or this city. thinners-
mada the statement “all“ would
Mfling prison in stswdays. "The
i all lined.” said Mr. Brown. “and
lasahorteldssrh or some as
altyeaaatopiuynppelutmsut.” Ir.
, sputtered unless realism «of
“merit reversible lerarnan tabs
‘rns. '
whohassssrethleg,
‘ dsathwss directlydnetopneurnonia.but
the
at with a chill. lie almost fell against oneof
athewinga, but was caught bya mernberof
Illi- raained on the stage until the curtain fall.
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no Agreement with Johnson.
Cums”, Narch Si.-At a meeting
between the Iaague committee and Al
Johnson is perfectly amicable understand
ingwasarrived at,and there will be no
war nor trouble. The draft which John
ems holds against the National league will
notbeprotesterl. 0n the contraryJohn—
son will get bin money, but will give a
bond protecting the Lagos iron: any
trouble. in themean time he was given
aweek’a time to satisfy the Philadelphia
“Boston olllclala thathisclalmtosole
ownership of the Cincinnati Players’ club
The Association Oat runner.
. Oman, March 2L~Seary the left
lelderof Ward’s Brooklyn
ha sigrled with the Cincinnati Amclar
lion club. Chris Von der Abe said: "The
stay that Cincinnati would be transferred
to Columbus isfalss, and as for re—enter
tag the national agreement, 1 have tele-
grams from all the officers. and they are a
unit on the question—they are done with
it now and louver."
PATRICK GLEASON'S PROTEST.
Ila lays National [league Panda Were
“so-[tally (liven to Par-well.
New YORK. March lit—Patrick Gleason,
president of the municipal council of the
lriahNational league, has issued the fol
party later. Lingo
Inor-
otherlrlshfactionlhanhehaatocoavert it to
lrhhlatknnllasgaeofirsisnd~uotfovafao
tton.bntof theleagneasaleague.
Passion 0m.
Widthslnakipslconscnof the
Nation-linens.
Dr. Doniln,chalvman oftheElghth ward
league appropriated
nellaadlienney fund. James iiilmartia.
the treasurer of the loomsaid that if
aayeontributorregratled that hismoney
”Mutational-librarian“
A Inquisition for James lashes.
and
along
reassessm-
J
' 4. ma‘oueram'amam
‘mlsm. ls line To. Week to lat-
tla with the Grin Wart ‘ ‘
New You, Ilaroh ti.-Iawrsnes Ban
Windsorlrlutel at two’eloeklsatnlgbt.
ill-wife. his W. nursesnddoetar
were‘athisdssthbad. newsroom-elon-
forhalfsnboorbrforstbesodeame. Bk
was haatsnul by hisold ailment-loom-
thcmia~whjcb causauan impoverishment
ofthobloodand robbed him of thestamh
unneeded in a battle with death. It was
on Welles-slay uzght sud Afr. Barrett was
playing in the last setof "Richelieu" at
Broadway theater that hewsstaken
the company. and although very ill be re:
Ila “as in a Wronhed Condition.
He was driven to his apartment-pt the
Windsor Hotel, and Dr. P. F. Chambers,
., of No. as West
Forty—seventh
hers called on
Thursday morn
V inghefoundpnen-
monia fully devel-
oped. lie asked
foraeonsultatlorl,
and Dr. Henry
Walker and Dr.
" Oliver. of Boston,
were called.
. ‘ When Mr. Bar-
,“ ' I rett was taken
". ' L .5: '- vino the chill 'at
’ t c theatre a tr e-
uwnnscs nattluzrr. mm m“ ”at to
Mrs. Barrett in Boston, and she arrived at
the bedside of her husband while the door
tors were in consultation. Mrs. Darrell
feared the worst, owing to his weak con-
dition.
They found that Mr. Barrett's right
lung was only partly effected, and the
doctors agreed that tile molest peril was
from his weal: condition, due to the int.
poverishrnent of his blood.
He had had an operation performed two
years ago, andwbiie the deformiriw on
the neck had been removed the disease left
him in a wrecked condition.
Visited by lumen.
When the doctors held a consultation
yesterday‘morning‘hfr. Barrett was rest-
ing easily. lie was fully conscious. and
spoke to his wile. w ho was at his bedside,
and when his friend and fellow stand-id—
wln Booth. come gently into the room. be
greeted him with a quiet smile. lie re-
mained clear in mrnd and was conscious
of all his surroundings until 10:15 o’clock,
when he failed to recognize Mrs. Barrett.
who held his hand.- Thirty minutes later
he breathed his last in the presence of Mrs.
Barrett. Dr. Chambers and the nurse. J net
as Mr. Barrett was passing away his lilo
long friend, Edwin Booth, was engaged in
presenting the tragedy of “Macbeth" a
few blocks away.
lawn-co Barrett's Career.
lnyrence Burrrlt was born in Paterson,
N. J.. April 4. livilrl. lie was a sickly child;
his parents were in humble circumstances.
and the outlook for his future was far
from promising. At an early age he was
taken to Detroit. where the climate pa
culinrly suited him. and be there grew
strong and healthy. To assist the family
financially he was early sent to work. his
first position being in the linen depart-
ment of a .irygrmis store, whern be caused
his own discharge by mimicking the pomp
one manners of the slorowulker. Taking
his one from the succeeding remark of that
individual. which was to the effect that he
had "mistaken his vocation and should go
on the stage," young ilrrrctt second enr-
ploymenl nscnll boy i the Metropolitan
theatre in Detrult. or u salary of time
week. He: was timid and Mull-Ill, bill
shrewd and observing.
”I: First Part.
Discovering that he was not sufficiently
educated to take purl on the stage him‘
self. he irnmedlotcly began to study, and
poured over books for hours by the light
of a toliow dip. in 1% he assumed his
first part, that of Moral in the"i’rvuch
Spy." lio acquitted hinmvli well,and in
the following your went to l’ittsbnrg as a
member of the (fraud Opera House stock
compnnyof Joseph Foster. His first in
portant part was tilr Thomas Clifford. in
"’l'bc lluuclrimck." The landing meant
the company was suddenly taken ill and
Barrett tools the part and won acomplh
metary speech iron: Mills Julia Dean, the
leading actress.
”Bonded” by Aflemua Wild.
ills work was unmrrcifully criticised in
the leading paper the next morning. how-
ever, but he afterward fmrnri out that the
'critleism wsswrirreu by ".trtemus Ward,"
who thought, as it on his first dramatic
criticism, that it was neeesasryto“¢lve
aombody a roasting." At least thiswae
the explauetloohernadeof ityearsaftcn
ward. At the close of Barrett’s season
with lites Dean he drifted to New York,
wherehesecurnd an engagement to sup
port hire. Meiluhon. who prologned in
”The Hunchback.” This was in December.
we, at the old Chambers sumo-am.
lie appeared at Burton's theatre in Palm»
ary, rent, in Douglastrrold’s play, ”Time
Trial All."
Ills Lean-laterals with loath.
ltwaseboat this time that he became
aquatnted with filwin Booth.“ whom
“on, and with whom he played his last ea-
t. in true he went to Boston and
became lending actor in minimum fitoek
company, appearing with William Warren
endothsraeted actors. lie remained at
thslmramtwoysanr. and thrawrnt to
the Howard Anti-earner. pic I; with the
3'3- lgsluut 3‘3;me
pile, and
Aileen-rd he visited i the leading
rill-nu this country.and many oi those
laminar.
madame
iris. zm‘ mom, , . L ‘
ledleaflta‘de‘at
rett. til! dialinzlllltld actor, diedln “I. ‘
ll" stock finishing school
thcyhsm to talk in this way,thoaeln
charge sprang from the platforms into the
aislenaud urged the audience tobsqnbt
l hero! — .
Meanwhilethe police mum therlot i", ”'d' "p“ "mu“ “m” '1” “Wk“ "" ”W “hm 7 "m“*
inciters in hand and hustled them from
the wild“ was ahcrltlcallmmrd and ‘
lends would "-0 0' M “We. “IO ll"! (830.). find that ”M t rhot himself a iastsatiy In. ,
mmmmlifi .gzd the ”“38”?“ '° Pottnmct herdeath from opium poisoning. or; was a mindless:i elm“ .
mm“ in lrgminyltwhe: 0"?“ We also find that ill animator mov- sum Ellen inane, when bomber;
It‘ll“ ”I”, “1 cw " d" W sion was not sufficient to arose death." con i: 1“] r g “a a.
the massacre of elevenof their country— ’3 unavre ream l’ w
mount New Orleans, and wereernpbatic mmflmfog 5"" m ”V 3;” m “munch somber-third
in the demand that justice be motedont '
to those who were guilty of the cowardly
amalsndappiy to the authoritim
theIlnitnd States forthsapprobensionand
every paflhdpant in the “nation
eleven imprint. unarmed and unprotected
ltnliana while confined in the parish jail
Saturday lust. audits it further resolved. that
all Italians of New York awaitwithealnrnass
and llrmncsr the reparation which our govern
monthmrwoostodfmrlrthatof this republic,
and that full justice be made inthia
umdlngwthewnstitutkmal lawsofthnb‘
all
it was further wired to forward copies
filtgmgg°zg getlaigiajme g: :2: concerned appear to how, desired «sought returned 597“ last ”W 93“ awd 10""
orznrrmml’mmmm .. m» W mm mm»
‘ wt 1 r
2:922:33 13:31:32,222 32k“, and swell—lode reshlent of (Deena Grove, 5. 1., ”ammo" notes. lira m did “
go to ther homes. This request was com— with an "me“ 3‘ ‘0 Will“ street. ”“9 city
plied with, the meeting dispersing in . Asthe facts were girelr out at the time,
very onlerly manner.
Governor Nicholle Ia Very lbw.
“'Asrnnoros. March fat—No new deval-
opmcnts of a diplomatic nature mean
ing the New Orleans sflair have tubal
place between the stats departmental“!
Italian government. SecretaryBlaifeeh-
Dru awaiting the letter whichGovernrw
Nicholle, of Louisiana. promised to “din
reply to the secretary’s telegram expru
ingthe regret of the president that the
ltnlions had been killed and requesting an
explanation of the governor, but no em
municntion from the latter had been no
solved when the state dcpartmerrtclosed
last evening. Mr. Blslne, whorenrained
at his home all day. telephoned the depart
New Orleans adalr.
Angry Philadelphia Italians.
Pmorrruu. March 21.411» ltalian» young girl and the who who may have Wm 13,. dim, W,W~
Americans of this city held a big ma- bsenthonght rs inny rumors responsible
meeting last evening to protein against fovherdeath,dlnrtherht‘i' rd
the New Orleans lynching. Thechairman, inflows an strain torwn statements m, that it was WWII'W to
Emanuel Nadir, made addressee inltal- 0‘ “atria and the limitations st would then W
ianaud English. lie deno‘r‘rnccdmae kill- Wbandwfiom what the of the“
of his count men, so that .
alive was no slaych organization as tho But with later mastication these par-r mfllifllfi. All, ”M W
and cowardly assassinations" were ’
ad and forwarded totbe ltallan and United the authorities no harm
States governments.
Americans la la Danger. 1
Teens llar'rn, 1nd,. March m.-—-ls hav- “II "I. ”in!!!" It» being worked fron- its mother's '-
ing been printed the ‘MAW h Tbemother bumsdholongafldsvit la Mm'mfidiflsiflx W all-b it a
Palermo, Sicily. were in danger elm tho which she tensor the m as running: She her beadsbovc water. Buford
New Orleans trouble, the familyof United did not know of it uati her daughter was ’3 mm W "it after W H I“
States Consul Pugh here cabled an inquiry
to him lie replied, ”Certainly no danger.”
ADJOURNED OWE DIE.
no law Jersey legislator. Ila“ ll,
Its Business at ‘l’rrvatoa.
'l'sss’ros. .‘l. J..lfsrch zl.—'l‘he 115th
legislature adjourned line dioat Oo'eloeh
last evening. At 4 o'clock the house enm-
mitreson elections reported in the we.
ameliurwd contest ease to name. In-
Republican from the second
hereof the committee offeredarniaortty
report not to disturb him. hfr. [signed
the- addressed the houseinhh own do
Massed are-issuable speech,heiag
tlyintevrupted byapplaues
lentils. Atthsconeleslonofthe
addrusspeahrnageulnemlannounesd
that hewould vote for the minority»
port,
Avotewaatakenonthemiuorftyreport,
and itwaa revealed that the Democrats
voted with :ohe Republicans An effort
fre-
frora the
Poisoning are.
“m
rarer me a sees . ‘ airliner. m
, w. flavris my
Met-hymn laserfwste
the Grand Jam Girl's We
lalt‘lleterel s- ‘.
ll'sw Yonstarchrl. World nab-
liaheaasenaatlonslstory borrtthestrangr
mums Helen «‘ leonPottaof
mammduwhoA - attire Cone
. Yum s
inthiseity,6rti’sb. 1. flinch-salesman!
that Carlyle W. lisrrispthe young area
who gave Helen the pi tbateausellhu
death.war thsgirl’e l d. Theyonag . ,
couple had been sceretl married inthis
cityou Feb. a, rear. n ‘ - the names of :Eymwglgmm here to m
Cbsrlesllarriaand 11qu serum. rim '
seemato he s mineral-Imam“ Mlllsfl'lfeawllmsdlm
the mute: will hm hm ovulation. in. arm .vr., menopausal
for there-soother. it transpire-shat also after 1 o'clock lastevssiasrrsl 3.
aeriminalopcratlon beenperformcd" Womamfllentofthletm ,slrsteel
”on the girl. i killed his wife lilies and then m
mvmmusn ray-urns. ”whfimfl'mnwu’m
n was known om SN had «us as. Wm“ 5“”“W‘Wm
.. m..- m mm. 1mm rm c
who wears medical sturllt. A coroner's suburbs where the, wt "Wm,
slcians and licenserldru .. ts met nearly irsctlon. H.
fourweeks iatcr—on‘ 15:. zl—asd found magnifier: thermdfwb: vi ‘
the following verdict; , drew his [listed and shot his wife“ '
phine known tohnve be in her
W Shefovlrrerlyliverl in mm fit
over whether a
larger amount of opium than was called ,
for in any one-or, int i, in all six—of P"'““’" ”W football m ‘7'
the pm, WM had “imam NEW llavnl, March n—Iootball IQ .. -
At the close of the speaking Isolation v. - from him llavv y w . .
were offered and unanimously adopted. ”in “we“ y'l'b’l crdent 9' “h ' I". ‘k' m 1
After reciting the facts the resolutions
clmcrl as fol lows:
Therefore. bolt resolved. That the Austrian
wise. and the University of Pennsylvania hid
A Clarissa Coincidence. ‘ meeting recently slam the follow:
it was known and admitted that them “'8 new “MM" ml”. ”if” ‘0 the Q
scription had been filled at the drug store Will of the intercollegiate Mattel:
of Ewen McIntyre k Sons, Fifty’sistb 1’ "ll? 313 ll W8“ dcterrnluerl 3” ll II 1
street and Sixth avenue: that the initials Place kick lmmalmchtlowna area rained
tothc prescription were those of Carlyle goal. the boil should go swarm»
w. Harris; that he had had it tilled in m— the defender. rims Was it inn-5H!
son, had taken the so pills may with '0 mm a mood touchdown from the
binnhad given four of them to Kiss Potts, first. A” section “WHOM torsion.
withwhornhe had been wellacqrrainted, declaring that it is a fool in ushers
and that nerep: two or them in his pee "deems "Wm placate: eases-rams
session, which be exhibited after her death m an! clam“ M-mndrwlro has
asproof that hehnd made no mistake in Mill! bull. ,, NW W
the prescription. - ..
This was commented ‘npon at the limb 5” l'crveia m
as somewhat curious. bill, as said, neither ”EMT; Ml! MW Mb
of the parents of the druid girl, the munic— melf WWW 9‘ “”5 (leaflet. "“3
ipul authorities nor any one otherwise Miller. who was so mysteriously
w
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a careful investigation qr any of the rm. 1!: tells a mos-viable m. lie was»
The father-of the girl lei Mr. George Potts, mnsom himself by “W M II.
hamhiminnnywzynortouehbisvalaav
blew. lie was furnished with” I“.
she had known more very well at her 7‘" “0‘7 if “WW" ‘1‘ M . “"r
borne in Xew Jersey, and with the consent ' “’9 WW" 3" makrng "“7 to
of her parents he harl‘ frequently called the WW“ them”
upon her at the school. ‘g
Ir. Potts train Phihhdelph' when be “two Train Wreckers Armani.
Derived intimation all his vault; Binnnrolrfr, Ham ”v"‘ m
u. hastened m and '“"WW deteatvesrrsstedtwoyoaag new sale!
Malnshoutbeel hedbfidfldxmw,”dm’mv _
daughter. lie becamello worked up over them ‘mb “W ”M”.
the atrangelook on the ,irl’s face that he “WWW tuiaasar'fi
thougbtheperm 'verl ailFisoflife. Acting m. “I- IMMMM‘H slur-l
on on. belief. Mr. Pom onlersdtle was “'3 “9"” “' "'3 m“ " '
placed in the receiving limit, althoughtha M “'6 3MP“. been drink“ ‘
mvewmrmp-m‘l. sewage... time and are a for furs. new
thcundemkernottofl thelidofthe 'mmww“‘“”‘v “q
codin, and to leavellr glassplateeover— willawaittheaerioaofthcmnd m“
minersaopeoanouuwoiecnumrast W", m
in case his daughter was, living death by. "m the W! Visit-a
from sulocation mlghtbezm » ll I I I", “‘
"firm: finggiher a letter the it was not until Vein 7 that, convinced adglz‘alr'adllmthm {myth—3m Cl“
“Senatorilawley 0' Connecticut saidto there was no longer hope. the father cor Utopia” ' disaster were interim] la.“
day that he did riot think there would Ira rented to the interment dug few the prlryrsc, the grow“ W
any international complications over ill. in. "'m" “"9 ”M been speeialiy «muted bytkm
That wasaia weeksal . Nointlmatloa m, m funeral was M
. '1
had ever been given In the public that Prince mm“; of a. m
therehadheenanyrcla ions between the Sweden, and ”at; 0' 3“,“:
more knife-.mnreofthera sot-I]
‘MWDrW regerhrriathelaetMBI
m ”m nil-Ivan Ware M
Mulls. Resolutions denouncing the ”cruel cuts have not deemed it best toeuueeal Downhnfmm. yesterday We.
further facts which n he cvoasl'allcy creek in a we” ta
gimmmb’ were to wife moi threeehfldrsa. 1a.
metamorphic“ ersekwssnraeh swollen. and the
hntbofthip’wu‘ sndtenmwmwsshedrlowastm
l threeebildren murmur”
upon motives and circa
possibly leading to tbcl
taken ",1 m, 1min, gm magma herholdolsnsliarhinnvaiaclortbm
and one hallun’lrt bod performed'aerirrsv I“ my .__.- ......
innl motion upon her? The ourtherrays 5 1m ‘9“ I“ ,
she saw liarrir, who [r mixed to publicly . « ‘
marry listen an mo at certain club new ”:3; mwiaulrlfm
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