Evening sentinel, Friday, June 5, 1891 · page 2

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Hirswuswurs

A Donating Statement Made

3 About the Prince.

' tuition is vrm on mun:
v.“

1‘ m to look no Though I]. May

no» It worn lo! Ilin nut-nun Boy-l

.W Baton the flotation: Bare-rut
. m In Over.

may, June 5—me the recent tam-
iatyit appear: that the game of baccarat
' i hililpenaahlo to the happiness oi the
lump king 01 Great Britain and Ireland
, nudompeNrol lndia. During the cross»
nomination of young Mr, Wilson the (act
was brought out that the counters used in
the some at 'l'nnby Crolt belonged to his
ugliness, who nil-rice them about with
. him when visiting the homes of his coun-
, tryirlends who are not supposed to have
counters. It is also evident that Gordon
Cumming is getting somewhat tired ol
hing the under dog all the time, and in-
. ‘tmk to make it uncomfortable for his
William chum-'the prince. Doubtless
name my facts will he brought out before
theendol the trial, for thencensedhar-
out in wild to be revenged on the prince
_‘ undyoung Mr. Arthur Stanley Wilson.
The loyal Bunker on Banal.

The royal bunker was promptly on time
Ind took his accustomed place. Mr.
Arthur Stanley Wilson’s cross-erratum:-
tlon was continued. Replying to the
questions 0! Sir Edward Clarke, the
lolidtlw general, lending counsel [or the
'pllintiii', Mr. Wilson said: “ ’heu lgave
theorder to change the tables alter the
dioclooum oi the first night's play i wnc
Mytootnllc my lile that Sir William
Gordon Cumming cheated. I and my
motherlnt down to play on the second

. night. Sept. 0, believing that the chalk
lincwhich we had marked on the table
would prevent any i'urther attempt to
client."

 

 

"And not a word was said to the plain-
tiilabout it?" asked Sir Edward, in ap—
parent surprise.

“Certainly u'o ,” replied Mr. Wilson
imply. “What was my word mum.
All“ of Sir William Gordon Cumming?”

It Would Have Been Bud Form.

Cmtinning, the witness said: “(In the
m night Unit noticed that them was
Iomething wrong with SirWiilimu twenty
minute. alter the beginning of the play.
My Coventry was ““1ng between the
[ll-int“! and General Owen Williams. 1
lot around the corner. The plaintill did
output his hands over the line until he
knew that his own side hull won, and then
hepnt over a ten pound counter, making
his stake filteeu pounds instead oi live
mt”

“Then. why did you not any to Sir Willv
iam, you only stoked live pounds?"

”Realise there were ladies present. and
It would have been on ungentlemunly
ihingto have had a row beloro them."

”And," continued the solicitor general,
“you went on stalling 1:” money nlter
using the plaintill cheat?"

"Yet,” ruplied Mr. Wilson, coolly. He
denied that he shared the ploiutifl‘s win—
nines»

Sir William's Winnings.

Hr. Wilson generally qualified his an-
swers with “I fancy” or “it is probable."
Ale [untied his roynl highness drew the
Hulk line on the table specially provided
toprnvent Gordon Cumming lrom cheat—

'l’he witness, who sat on the same
ride at the table on Gordon Cumming and
out to that gentleman, stalled much
Illllor sumo than his neighbor, lor while
they were thus both in the lame tableau,
Wilaon won £60 in two night: against Sir
William’s m

Berkeley lav-u 'l'ootiilot.

Berkeley Levett. who looks quite seven
”on younger than his certification! one.
Ivldently lelt keenly the position in which
Nuood with regard to his brother ollloer.
hut liter n low, preliminary in orie-
Itpvo his answers with quiet distinct-
a-IL He wuatcertain no “'illon ol the
tho-ting oi the lieutenant colonel, and
Atmonurnled the surged modus operandi
of the plaintiil. Ila contradicted Sir Will-
iam'o amount at the Sunday interview, a—
niting that when the pluiulifl asked him
what he saw him do It Tmnby Crolt, in-
Md 0! replying “something," he on-
Iwuod "adding counters." This only re-
ferred to the lint night, lor he noticed
nothing wrong in the play on the marked
able, although be out immediately oppo-
itl hit brother olilocr.

Anothernew point elicited war in rain-
Ion tothot interview, have“ toying that
h the conversation on to the dccinlouto

NI ploy, Sir William noted, “Did
3 enter into you held to warn me!"
Rwaupectod that Green would prove a
ludwitnflo [or Sir William, but he did
“Item It all dangeroul.‘ lie mom
who armada he apparmtly rev
I‘m nothing clarly. Everybody
, .M when. in nil-warm Mr. Gill.tho
wwhflnidhiroccupatiou wumuurr oi

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whetherhinmterm good; bad or indifferent. It

is just as important ionou and to the boy that his I

taste be properly educated at it in that he is ‘glvon

. lemmiu-grnmmnr. ‘ There isn’t much diflomnco

5 between the court of dressing him well and the ox»
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his portal in

His tanned, aoldierly future! nuclear
old film and ho has a month and chin
which denote dotoimlnntlon.‘ The anxiety
and sorry which the hnrouet huu buffered
are beginning to leave their M on his
loco, (nitride oi the hum-ditto entourage
ol the Prince of Wain and oi the Wilson:
and their lrinndo, the ladle-tin court now
main: no secret oi the loci that their sym-
pathy is with Sir William Gordon Cum-
ming. though it is diilicult lor them to ex-
ploln their reasons tor this sympathy.

Mr. Gill, who appear: with the solicitor
more) [or Cumming. raid during the
day, in an aside intended for the jury, thnt
there was more in thecau than appeared
on the surface. Many believe ,this, but
that it is susceptible of prool in donbtiul.
apparently. i

1'th WIII lint Lilo It»

The Prince of Wales has been in court
every day this week from the. opening until
the adjournment, When he enters the
court riser. and hows, the court including
everybody. The prince returns the bow
and tits, than all bit.

The testimony taken yesterday brought
out the first really important disclosure in
regard to the prince, for it is admitted on
all sides that the moro conservative and
religious subjects of the queen will he lnl
from picuwd to hear that the heir appar-
ent has been in the habit oi carrying n‘hac-
carat not about with him while paying
visits tothe country housen of his lrienlls.

Thus far all of the delcndantn that have
testified have substantially agreed upon
the manner of Sir William’s alleged client-

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CUMMING’S BROTHER TALKS.

III 8-” st. It‘ll-a Dance May llnvo Mio-
lqu the Defend-ml.

minimum, .luoe 5.~Alesl'ar l’enm
Gordon Cumming. brother of Sir William.
has lived in Maryland {or the past twelve
years :9; u country gentleman, surrounded
by all the luxuries of life. He miilmwilh
his wile in Carroll county, about. forty
miles from Baltimore. lie has received
sevenl letters from Sir William. in which
the lieutenant colonel decimal his inno‘
cence oi the alleged baccarat cheating, and
nayr he will light the matter to the bitter
end.

Mr. Gordon Cumming, referring to his
brother's alleged mode of plny, says that
Sir William ban since early youth her-n
ducted with u nlight touch of St. Vitus
dance, inherited (mm the mother, which
nosed Sir William to exhibit a nervous
not.» of the hands. When playing at earth
Sir William would invariably toy with hi;
chips. Mr. Gordon Cumming thinks that
those who accrued his brother"! cheating
than deceived themselves. lie streak-s oi
the Wilson: as very common people and
‘1 Berkeley Levett no a “mid." Concern-
ing the signing of the {unions contract by
Sir William. his brother says it was done
rudely lin‘l' then: would be on oxpmu: M
the Pi illtrf n ;' Wilir-st' clmriliiulit gqlithiiilg,

 

 
 

 

WHAT BULKELE; THINKS.

 

 

I. flu No Idea 0! Calling a Special
Slalom

llAmmml, June 5. —-Governor llulkeley
after reading the lull text 0! the opinion
oi the supreme court in regard to the
"tor" ballots said that he did not know
whnt eflect the opinion would have on the
one warraulo suits. As to what the
collate would do in view 0! the decision,
the governor thought it was sale to say
that they would do nothing.

He rims, however. confident that they
would take one oi the two counts opvned
by the house to supply the state institu-
tions with money. either by passing the
appropriation bills or retailing the special
appropriation acts and, allow the state in
rtitnliouo to he mpplied with money irom
the l treasury, according no they are
allowed funds by the general otatuto.

On one point the governor was very em—
phatic. Bo had no idea at calliugn spa»
dalmaiou oi thelegialnturoin view oi the
decisloo,nli report- to tho contmry not
withstanding.

Much len- would he try to call the home
back, for it couldn’t hocalled back. And
an [or a special reunion, even ii it were well
(or other manna try and call it, it could
do nothing with the election question, [or
that was now parading beloro the regular
reunion of the mum-l anembly.

Democratic party managers any they
will continue the fight. .

loop-ruled Mluiuon speak.

Pmsuvml, June 5.—At the session or
the “donned Presbyterian synod Rev. 0.
B. Mllliknnnnd Rev. J. it .I. Mimic-n,
twool the mlpflli‘lfll mini-ten, opoile in
their own Men-e. Rev. J. '
lollowed, explaining and defending the
action ol the Pittsburg prenbytery in our.
pending the minister: (rum their minio-
terinl duties. During hi: rem-rho Rev-
Uoorpntutod tint whatever change. ap-
peared in the prubytcry'r minutes wore-o
changed by order at the pmbyterylnd
tbuthe. perennially, wan not nuponulbh
lor the chi-guru ”doctoriog the records,”
u had born by the annulled
ministers. Ru. . W. Reed. who hnl
niobium-allot the Mot-norm.
:31“ and ‘mrmgnthwhmeun I'ld

charge- ap . (loot-.9. or
whirl: he was responsible.

“Ibo later-cl (ll-rel- Iynod.

Anon! Pun, N. 1.. June il—Tho leo-
iouoltbolunuol model the Rein-ruled
church in America will devoted to the
renal-solutions. Thobonrdoloducatiou
{gonad ninety-nine perm undying lor
murals-d hytilo lover-i bourdu and the
an amount "armorial The church
pin-ii 1,000 communicate during the
your. 'l’hoquatlon oi consolidating the
two Wind mark. the Returned
therein in America and 000me
long! church, will be and upon out
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“emu-mm.
Pmrruquml—d'h Anus-motel
mutation mmtlonwilt into commits
worthwholeouthuuportol thwart-

Imthrprlut pudd at so too
under-twang. an“ on“ w
hthlpnunt Antoni-miller.

 
 
 
 
 
 

MIMI]. nus-mu the you «allow G»

'l'ldl commitm- ol‘ the mum immediately

take pride in.

‘ ”nominal nos.

I4 SOUTH IAIN STREET, NASIIIIIR RUIIIIINR.

SUlITII NURNAIA.
MARSH mun awn:
‘ A Man Who Says He is Hiding
at 'Thuriow.

 

T0 INVESTIGATB TEE CONTROLLER

The l’hilnrlelphin Common Council Worn
President ”suitor. to Look Into Ilu
Treasury'r Action in [lognrd m the Da-
lunrt Koyeton- Nationnl “null.

I’lllLADELPlllA, June 5.-Gideon Marsh.
the iugitire president oi the Keystone
bunk, Ill mid to be hiding within a low
miles ol thin city. and while the detectives
have been mooring [he coniitry lor him
and were wntching rho departing ocean
ateunwrs lor South Ann-rim» purl»: .‘lnroh
has remained snugly hidden away near at
hand in lilo scene 0! his crlnn- So Maori.
Francis W Lawrence, in reputable citizen
oi- Thurlow. near Chester. who claim: to
have traced March to his lair Lowrance
has, however. been curelully guarding iiir
won't. and so much time has been lost
nines: hedincuvered Marsh’s hiding place
in making it known tothcautbontiestbal
he may have again escaped and sought a
new rclnge

According to lawreuce’n ttory. and
there Ii no renaon to doubt its truth.
Marsh inn been in hiding all this lime
within two miles oi the HighlundA-llonse
at Thurlovr, the plus to which he wa-
traoed on the Sntnvdnv before. Ill! [light
was made known Forced to fly lrom
that refuge by the tear that he would be
discoverer! by the reporter.- who liuunlod
the vicinity of the house, or that it would
be searched by the Minors, Inwrence
claims that Marsh lelt the Highland
Home null tool; up quarter» olwwhure
The new hiding phrase is at Linwood, two
unless iurlhrr down the nvcr Imm tho
Highland llmms, and hero in- has been
repeatedly Alt’t'll during tin.- pzmt iuw days
A warrant has been icmied ior Marsh'-
arrest and lawn-rice llo'pillllell as u con
unable with [mm-r to servo it

They Warm the (.‘ulilrullor lnvpoligal'd

City councils have minim-ll :l ru-«lluliun
asking the mayor to room-st the president
to have n thorough lulu-«ligation mode
Into the action oi the lrr-no-ury department
with mgaril Eu tho Kiri-Jilin.- .\'.ilmnal
bank, and limit the conlrnlirrni llwcnr
verity be room-sled to appear lu'iun- tlw
committee of t‘nllncllhilluflllnlnl In mum
timlc llw Keystone Idlllk,fllltl Aim ill."
the l’t’CINVm "I lilo Insult br- dire. (“I In per
niitthe cummitweln have ammo to tho
boob) :lml nmonls ill the blink, ltvmlu
lions Wt-rf' .tlm mlnplml r-‘llllv‘SI‘ll’l: ill»
"my”! In nIEt'r $5M") rq-itnrll In! lIit' timin-
iii-mun" ul i'u mil-iv: ll. r 1.. and n-quwi '
my [lip an n vllulur tn lii‘lllult‘ pron-ml
High in how it rwriwr appoint-kl to Like
charge of tho property ni John ilnniziey

hm CLAIMJIM Alt Tau-n.

For hnmrlilimptlvt the mulilnru oi the
cttv coxilrnller'~ ollirr Inn-l- lit-vii.“ irurll
preparing .l «Moment n! [he know :lm— the
city by deimannt property owner»

The statement has been mmploml for
the years ifliu to new lllt'Iil'flVt‘. and shown
that unruly has been carrying on ins book.-
no nest-ls claims amounting to nearly H.
lfllJUl. most of which are :iliminli-ly Worth-
lest Prior to {William was no nystumzlnr
iniokkerping In vogue, and the proper re»
turns. were not mmle to thwmmller.

Illrdaley she-rt Ilrrr. ‘l'oa.

Among the delinquvnt tnrpavers H ex-
(Tily Treasurer linrddvy, who figures or
the city’s debtor to the :rinnuntol over
”Lilli. in the select runner: is mqution
wag introduced reciting that the nppnrem
nmonnt oi uncountable taxes» mu over
HJMMW and providing (or on invwlign
lion into the manner in which tho Luv lor
the collection 0! delinquent lnrm H ere»
cured. Alter a long dwells-lion oi the rim
lotion it won then referred to the low coma
mitten

HE WANTS TO BE EXCUSED

u-squntor Ingnllo ”vellum. lo It: Ir.
llnnlnon'o "Clerk."

ATIIIIIBOS. Kan. June 5—Erfienntor
Ingnllamul united by it reporrer Iminr ii
there was any truth in the rrpori that
there is a probability oi his incoming rec '
relnry oi the interior Drawing himmell
up to his full height villi! looking: through
his eyrglnues at the inquirur, in- still:

"My dear Mr, l mu (plum; to old to go
to Washington tone it private LII‘II to
Harmon."

Waller Hold- llo In",

llAlimuuuu. June 5. -—Altorm-y (.‘nneni
Bonn! and l'rolmnor Snyder mm another
conic-mm with Dr. Walter at the damn.
meut oi public inotruction. l’mlwloi
Snyder mode I iormol denluml tor the
once. which Dr. Waller declined to sur-
render. Protect-or Snyder was nominated
by Governor l’nttiuon toiieonpeflntendeut
or public instruction. but the umlto r.
lured to confirm the nomination. Since
the adjournment at tho legialntun tbr
governor nopoinled Protector Snyder to
the other. and mum hi.» communion. but
Dr. Waller reload to vacate.

 

 

loo-op Dole-Au lunhy.

Almr Pain. N. J.. Jonah-A large
crowd Attended the shooting mulch at
Hollywood yesterday niteruoon between
Edger Murphy. oi New York, and Cup
lulu A. W.Mooney.ol Modal. Thurman
wallor won I ride nod the condition-
wero a hundred birds ouch at thirty ylrd-
rise, with n twenly‘one yard: boundary
lineman unit at both bomb being allowed.
Bully mono were wagered on the vault.
llooney won by Moon of a? to Murphy'-
Il killed. Mooneyoho rund- thin-vial
limkillillfl twentysoncblnbln Ducal-loo.

In uncultu- to m Stood-rd.
Bunion. 1’... June n—m Producer-I
’WW m”fi“é“r3“ 3:; W .2!
at y. n t control
adjourned at 9 detect, and the emu"

 

mutation." it Isgiren out mum»
Inflation will only tor a «barter tom

um. pill! and mum crude nitro-
leuln. The apical m of tho concern
mil town».

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THE WEBALL WORLD.

lotion-I Lugn nod Aunflntio- cu...
plan-Mp Omen.
“norm. ”Mill!

Al m—
m ......o I 0 I) ll 0 0
Cleveland............2 o a l o u 0

Ba. hit. MUD. t; ('lovolaud. 13
Button. hillovelond. 2 llnltorieo' Nichole
“null. Young and Ztmrnor

Al Philodolphino'
Phlladelphxn ......... 0 u 2 I o o
l’itul’mrg..........,..ll 0 II 0 ll 0

Base blur. I‘hllmleiphh. 9: Pituburg. 5
vorn‘ I’hiladolphin. Ii: Pilinburx. A Bum
Duper and moment». Baiwin and luck

Al Now York-—
New York...........0 I I) I I! 9 0 0 0-.
Cincinnati... ......l o o o o o I o 0—!

Bare hits. New YorkiO;Clncinm-ti,1 Ir-
rm New York, 0; Cincinnati. 2: Butt-inc:
Keats and Buchly. Bhlnen Ind Harrington

At Brooklyn-
Brooklyn ...... .niOloullo-l
L‘hlrngo.,,.. 1 I II t l 2 I! it no]!

[lone hilu‘ Brooklyn. 9; mill-ago. It Error-r
Br‘mlltiyn. l: \‘lmuan. Ll Halli-non Stein and
Kiltl’idgiz llenmilng anal Dally.

AMERICAN AMU‘JI ATION.

 

 

AlCulnmbim
columm............l I I I! II I! 3 I l—I
“'mrhinflon ........ 0 u u u u o o n O. o

lbw hits: Columbus. H. thinglollnu Er
rurs Callaghan 0. Washington. ‘.' Bulletins
Outright rind H'Ctmuur. Carney and Lehman

Ill (:mcinnatw
(Yinrinnnti.,........ ,il 0 0 I ll l n l u— 3
Athletic”... I ll II I} U 0 0 0 o- I

limo hits. (Tmnnnnrl. .‘l. Allllrllc. 5 lirrnra:
C‘tut‘innnll. 9. Album. ;l. Baum“: (‘rnnolnd
Kelly. Cliomlmrlnln and Mlllizan

MWllsl‘lllw»
Boston ........... soriooorool—h
Umbrilhn....... ,l o o o 0 3 o. o' o no

Bane hits. moron. ll; imam-ilk. l: Errol-x
Baton. 3; Immnville, z'i [lam-nay Daisy, lur-
ohy and Farr-ill; htznrnld and Ryan

M St. Loni»
Stlmutt... ... .3 a II
Iinltrnmm,,,.. . ....0 n u u u u it

Ram hits. St. him it; li-lltlmrirm 2
St. Louis. 2; linltlvmirai lkllt-zrim'
Ind Boyle. McMahon and Towimd

EASTllllS Ai‘lfillclATIO.‘
in Now llnven —
NOW")h‘ll......,, I u o z .. o l amt
Albany ....nouilonzl—s
than hit-r Now Harms, 23: Albany, 1. Error:
New Huron. :: Minus. 2 luxuries: ilurnw
end WuLsorL Picxon null Ranch
At Lebanon .

.5 r 2 u o l-«II
J 1...
Error:

Slivottl

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lat-Inna!) .......... n u 0 n a o o 0 mo
Bullniti......, ....l o n l 3 u u n l-l
Ilnw him [wit-limit. I. liilflnlu. ‘l litmru:

lir-lnuuu 2, thumb» l Butternut Antler”
nml T-mhe-r. ”Middle and Murphy

At Troy
Trnv .....ullli.‘lur-u
“ml-mint . ...... u n n p n n n u |~ 5
Han.- hm True, to. lL-nMvr. 1 Error:
Tn», fl, Ilmhmlm, h IIIth'nt'w slum on.

While, Mr l‘nllnuub n‘ml lion nun
.\l i'vuvidumio . firm. unwifimuh-rnr m

gwn-uuud on carom". u! will! .lnvl threatening
wtulimr

 

THE NEWS iN BRIEF

"rm: 0! l-Irrut (”null-ll) Wile-l I.
l'nmlmmwl.

Ilm umv-ulx malle- pililill' in IN I'dllmllnn
pilinum nl mum lI-ml the turn! prophet!
WI'IlIl’AK’lIb ill-gullalluni wrrr puxlpnllrul on
amount in! ti. pn-aulenl's “w-slt’l‘li trip.

'I'Ilu proficient ilil'l nplmmlnl ’William D
0wen,ni inlgnnnwrt ind. slitn-rinlrnd—
rnt ul linmigmlluu \lr ”man is Iorty~
llw» your» of age. n-prkumi the Tenth
rungrtmnlunill liL‘llrlcl ol InlIlatlta in the
lust throw mum and was the author
"I tin- new immigration law He was
Mmugly Ii." hurl by labor urgainlurtlons lot
the [Mrililrlll

Fri-ti W. Dyucrt. the lust ol tho .\Iouut
Morriw lN Yl gang connected with tho
.lmlyn murder. was sentenced to Auburn
pnsun for live yearn.

The bill providing [or the ironing oi on
order in council ior a cloned season in the
“Phrlllfl sen rml fisheries puma-d its third
remllng in the house ul commons June I.

Chum-n ior heresy on- to in- prrivm-d
against Dr Dalton, rector at St Slr'phun'l.
at Portland. hie.

Thirty young men. who.» nnrnm an uu~
known. lulu: been arrested at \"uliio_Wla.,
on the chance at having mused tim death
0! iourm-n-yenrvold lv‘mi liupwood by
Iorcinghlm to drink whialy and throw
log him into n will pond.

llecoiver I»; D. Mix. 0! the Commando!
hunk. Guthrie. O. 'l'.. which lulled loin.
months ago. Imuhululed Iu III» report to
thucntlrl. it show» that tho bank iron
rut illnt‘plilm WM run with a View to tub
in nil it with] in drposilu and then lull

Tho proprietors oi Young's hotel end
the l‘nrkcr Home, llaman. ham notiilul
the locally at Harvard college tint on
more large bodien oi undergraduates will
he. acrimtml to dine at either of the.
Bartel» hereafter.

 

Thirteen Carl Want 0'" Ill-a.

Newmfno, N. 1, June 5. ~A man about
tiny years old named John Keck while
intoxicated went to sloop between tho
rail: on the Erie railroad near the depot In
thluvily A train oi thirteen lrrlght cull
was let down on the switch lroln the mail
truck. llllll the entire train [HIM over
Katie's body. touring hourly oil the cloth
lug irom his person. The bmiw brain or
non» other portion oi the lower work on
tho lut cur stru It the then wide rich.
man end towed hzn out iron» undorit and
ten fort from the switch. lilo buck luld
been moped by tho bruise beams oltho
can. then were bruins niloverhlmolul
his right leg was out below the knee. it
b toured he bar unstained internal inju-
not.

 

Hurt!» III. Hydra-pilot».

Amnr PAM. N. .l.,.lune “A“I‘V’"
Richard Barth» still lira. nithoughdrntl
lo hourly expound. When not in up”
the patient convent rationally. Mr. Bu»
line but not token o mouthful of nourish-
moot «not Trinity. A three bourn’ our
mltutlon between Du. Kiomouthdohb
one and Wilbur and David W,
brother at the lawyer, and Mrs
his mug held lllllt mit‘ing.
mull! t patient nylon no hydro-
phohlo and is putting into the inn M

captain Glut Drowned.

Illa, Pit. Juno t‘Duriu‘th «or.
here the propeller Badger strum tirin-
“hora I mile from the duh Mt.
intention: William Clark. «(the lift am
Mon, end hum trout to her who
one. in their 1mm in Mylo yr-
lroln the propeller

 

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IAERRIII BUSINESS IIIIllEOE

KTAMFURD. CONS,

om THROUGH ENTIRE suuui’h‘s

A practical. thlflefit Training Solo-ll tnr
biblhwll’tm Stridentomtcriuniiurin they-prim:
run he ml in ill! “Willows in he ntilillxin.
Evvry b ' «up hhlhl‘lt taught thoroughly. The
college i! ‘ III’IE whim" in equipment, and «awry
drpnrxmrul in charge of rum trill llmU’l‘J'v
tor». Srntl inroutnlugur. .\d n .

President Merrill Businesscollege
STAMFURU. CONN.

DELICIOUS MINCE .113.

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of (‘III)I1;‘.ib
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until: i» rent .1 “91.5 ‘n' JWH‘“

JONES 8t PHIAALEY C0. Eikharl. ind.

KILLER

DUKES ALL DISEASES.

Tour.» or patio!“ midi nn-l mporlnwm have
vh'mnnnlrnml tlml Mirrolm l l‘l'lll litr- on
lite-mun- ul owry diorama ‘ his womlrrl‘ui
remedy («Infill/ilk dummy.» lIlIQ rain-v. hills
tho (In-rm Ll e or .lh'mliv. mill lwflr'vl Ivt‘nllh
molt follow. it AIM no ennui no blood puri-
rlr-rmual homo-t martin nnlprIIo Ind n
wonderful lonlv. and our toolinmnloln lrorn
ilummmirol' xrnlrlni Impk' who have been
in mi. llmiturirlng in l rtirulnrrJrn. .

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Mr. .I. M. Van Slim“:

Dunn only For natural wot-l1.» l haul been
enduring with rheumatism. A {rleml lnld we
to try “You'll" Romedimn. Alli-r using two
EIDIULN. ol’ Rheumatic! lure and one Imllle of
Lininwm,rhrurunliuln Ilium-enroll. l hove no
Eltflilfllil'y in rm-ummendinx “Van's" Remedies
to thrust: who err afflicted with rlwuniull-un.

i Joan-ll ril‘iuvax.
l’rnpriuur of Aloha-item" iinloli'igur Ston-

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)ll’.ngllu-i .ll. Van Sm».

luau. Sin: l “M Iran} a mprd in behalf of
“Vull'h” Ilehtili’iuu

lam nmvnsim; tho N‘I‘Ilnll bottlenmul can
My. without run-plinth. it in ”to lumt taullli
powder l Imw over rim-d. and l burr ll’ll'll
lllllll) kinda. it given; lu-nll.hy ruiur in the
lfllfll‘. whili-ns the tooth and purifies the
hnnlll. “he: ivmrmaln unyono wish?

I would lime! mrnmlly rrr‘wmmoml nil that
WIPE: rlenn. “Lilo li-vlii..-‘u|llill. healthy gums
and u w mt brmtll in IN- "\‘all'i~" lhtmilrivr
without dclny. ('oniinlly yonrr.

H. Um SMITH.
in Ann ~lrn l, snuril Summit. 1 'null.

I Imw uml "\‘uu'rf‘ llwnzii’rzm- iur nwr Ilil‘r't‘
Tllh‘hllm and imwiuumi ii mm mm hum
llmn Mir-wound. Will tour in
an lung or Ilutl rm: 1,.» land.

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FHAXI'IL‘ Milt-ii til.
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all. other

.\'mm.u.l.,i‘..;.n..l'.4..:.1.~ur.
.‘air. .h-i. M, Van Ni an.

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(itIr‘iE [u in your llanm: u. and um ... “ell
pit-null l‘lllil the innit lizzll llmn: Jim v pru—
Hm-rl tun» lmtllw llini’i‘ v! fl.
lull:- rrr-vmmrnrl :t.

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lit.» .\.\.\.l HULDHESJI.
‘3' Berkeley >ll’rrl‘.
HOLT) Il‘l' IDRI'HGISTS.

Fawcett’s

HEAUQUARTERS FOR

MILLIHER‘II

No. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Homaik.

.IIl~l m r lh'lI.IIII :lnzrn Huh null“; u. on
\tillmul rowing :rli sllllxl‘.‘ my! l‘nlnf“. u! IIll’
onrrm: ii. hm ; «l! min, farm-ll“ llIl'!‘ 91.
“Ho II-l u!" ”an 201‘. {Lilli \\ r. :lI’Il\ 2: mark.
Hm- In: "1' tin» r’rn-m h l‘l.m«r.~:im-..toc.. our.
”toll. imn'l (urgrl :lw numlwr.

I7 MAIN STREET,

.val tuJ. E'. Ikhlnll':- dry grinds Flill’l'.

Mrs. W. Fawcefl,

No. I? Main Street. Norwalk.
Economy and Comfort!

I'r’I’I

Gasoline Stoves

And avoid Heat rm! Expense during
the Summer Season.

We have the wry hon! make

THE MANHATTAN

III All. SIZES.

“’illlmluwmk and «In all the work of it
slow with hull ihr Irmlhlr And unlu'llm'. Fill)
in line In thin town.

Call and See Them.
OASOLIIIE I5 BEATS A OALlOII

W.H.Melker&llo.

Ml ‘lllf‘ HALL lilA‘X‘K.‘

lIIXA TUNII}!

ASII IOUII IIIIIITOR ABOUT THIS.

m

STILLSON’S

ELIIIIR OF HER BARN.

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mom thin your. The rnrrrnt vurin ions of
want noun hri Inn to 0-9qu horn but to
chilly. and tram: dam to humidity » ur- not
mullet-ire to hell [trunnion And expor-
ure to than on. m» . l the rim.
loin to “will: Inllllfimfln rim. which 1

not It om mono often him
out the "motor. TElIllt‘lilIiml
. liner no loony have marred the "like
cull: torment: of the min». It i1 «1 Alcott to
public b no ho mama

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t' ll P i
norm-mun «mlmEmnloundln

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andwaurodoingnll “midterm:
‘ true "way to retain it. What
hold and we can do it only by couyincing you that
it pays to deal, with us. .Wo believe
wardmgtliodn. There in such a thing ”jumping
into favor and jumping out again.
stays, it stuyuhoonuso it has an enduring
There is nothing in the nature of
about our Clothing. It has been tried. and tried
thoroughly, and they have not been found wanting.

IIIIAISTIIIIII BROS, ’

l4 scum AIAIII STREET.
SOUTH AOBiIllII.

 

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quality. _
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NASIIIIIII RUIlIIINIi.
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ElEIITRIII ClIIUIIS.

The Main ltogulnlor In the Central Office
run within the {motion of n accliml in n weak.

 

Annnuelalonl. (m Ll hie", [in hr
Alarms. Door Bells. unruly Bel s.

Speaking Tubes, llepniring In
leuornl.

w. CNPERRY,

nioElis 80' Main St" 80- Nomalli.

.I. 0‘. JENNINGS.

Paper Hanger, Calciminer, Painter

And denier in

Will PAPER AND BORDERS,

ill North Main strum, Sn. Nur...v“.-..

 

 

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l'uwlw. lkmiermunl IiiIl Mumblinr- ‘ ..
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mcl‘J Estimates cheerfully givvn,

THE

MISSES ST. IUHH

ASSUE'NL'E .\ SPEC”. L SA LE ”P

l

Flowers and Ribbons

To Commence Saturday. May 9, and
lasting until the liiih.

 

Their stm l: is Immrnw and tonal-taut

choice Selections from latest
Importations.

.SPECIALTERICESJ

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MISSES— ST. JOHN.

f‘il \lztin “reel. urn-22'»

Kurt! nil-l

F. HAYES

"living rv-mmml li£~ meat market

No. 6 North Main Street,

 

Hl’illsupplg'tim rmvrvlv .1 Mia Elvin”; with

:Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc"

To 7'.» round 2:. l...‘ -:.l.'r

F. HAYES,
N0. 5 NURIII MAIN STREET

ill} l‘ilt SIlI’TH Nil!i\\’.-\I.I{.

_- ————— .x'r ~—~

Dibble 8t Oomsmck’s.

Dried Fruits are down in prim-z
up in quality. Hmluvliulls in
California Dried Apricots from
No to im'. (.‘ailii'ornial Dried
Illll

Style sun-dried Apples have the

Peaches from 24o to luv.

most flavor, if not so white as
tho evaporated; here, reduced
from We to No pound. Now in
Silll'k: Italian Prunes. largo.
handsome and of lino lInvor.
Running tin-in out at lilo pound.
which in dirt cheap. Turkish
PrUIll‘IIl-I
Fine new Butter

25c pound. 44 pounds 3|.

l‘mnvs, 10c pound;
17c pound.

‘ NO PIANOS.

 
 

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S. 0. Mills, RIAIIIIRIO Optician,
ROI“ 3. north. n In. no» 3t

Glenna tilted to oil mounted cam. ('orn-

. M .nm mi from in tin or
£12,, of old 1.52. mun-almm'mlml.
. lit-hum for testing over.

Bill in THE MANUFACTURER,

FIVE MIMI RIVER.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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needed cl ml in l
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matrices
STABLE BEDDING.

('Ienn, Economical. licullhi'ul. at

HAlE THE COST OF STRAN.

HAZ ELTO N

And

Cross Creek '-

COAL.

 

Hickory, Oak, Pine and Chestnut

WOOD.

Baled Haydn—I Straw
EHAIII ANU FEED.

 

Raymondlrmhers
THE EAGLE

”er ROAOSTER BIOYOLE.
SAFE, PRACTIOM ARI] FAST.

 

 

This wilt-pl In» Im-n thoroughly tested end
mimul mil [0 In' it (nwriu: among wheelmen.

J. BAPTIST PERRY

.‘flrlil {or Normllk
Hrl'u- ':~ Iinjfii‘wlul 'r .. riwr tiny.
I‘. U. l;”\ 371. South .‘Irl‘llitl'n. r I.

THE

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Woodward Homestead

AND ADJIIINIHII GROUNDS

To let for Season or Term of
Years

At Reasonable Price

Also eight lots for sale on
\l’mulwurd. Lowndos and Lin-
coln nvonur-s. Price 82350 to
slim, Terms to suit purchaser.
’I‘wr-nlyiwo lots sold this year.
For further infnrlnnlion apply to

TAILOR & 'OULIIEII.

OrChrlstlan Swartz.

Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet Making.
Carpet Laying.

l mu now propurml to promptly Attend to

All Kinds oltarpel Work

OIrpttt Taller Op: Ilium or
root.

 

Sew l'nrptt» much- and laid at nlwfl mien.
”MP-moi» repaired in the in: I‘lllnml’. in
nimrt. nny work wrtoinirm In corpus done
pmmolly null or rent-unable pru- .

John A I'én.

0rd left ”if.“ IM'AM nulJIIll-
"’ ‘ ., in: ..

SWAN & BUSHNEEE:

Ship Chandlers.
302 mm Strut.

rum 0? BANK. . BBiIfllBl’mfl‘. (.1.
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on? minimum ‘
u f I‘ll lino. iP
‘ M lulu. «than
legs-n- the ,.