the Baccarat Trial. 9
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Shown in Court [or the Pint
‘Wllnt Arthur Wilson Add. liar
‘i‘eetI-o-y to the Henry ‘lurden Alv
my lull-t so won-w
Inner, June 6.—~The Prince of Wales'
W counters, by which his highnus is
‘ tohnre beenfleeced by sn- William
\ ‘_ Cumming at Tanhy Croft, were
lithihited in the new law warts in the
morning. By the direction of the lord
justice they were passed into the
, box, when! they were scrutinized
My hy‘the jurors, while the spectators
.med their necks to catchnglhnpse of
' bun piece to piece.
The developments of the trial have ‘
Round the strong Nonconformist feeling
‘ the class of which the Prince of
. W is the lender, and from the talk in
the lohhies of parliament today there is
"idently fear that the disclosures may
dent the next election unfavornhly for
the Conservatives. . Among the nobility
lndgentry the conduct of the prince ex-
dtuneither surprise nor objection. it is
among the middle classes and the poor
that more comments are heard on the in«
cidents of ‘l‘nnhy Croft gambling.
A Great Influence on England.
A lending Radical remarked today that
theCumming scandal would have an in-
fluence on the future of Great Britain that
could not be measured in this generation.
Lord Middleton, brother-in-lnw [of Sir.
William, has been his backer from the
first in the effort to redeem his name from i
disgrace, and his lordship's appearance in ;
court was the open assertion of the syn» é
pnthy he has all along felt and displayed ,
for his unfortunate relative.
Mrs. Wilton Testifies.
When Mrs. Arthur Wilson was. culled
she distinctly remembered her son looking
Other with n puzzled expression on his
Inca, and that he afterward mode .1 “hor-
rible communication" to her. It was to
the eflect that he'lntd seen the pluintifl
cheat while playing cards. Mrs. \ 'ilson
then repeated the evidence already given
“to the manner in which the baronet
fluted by slipping on additional counter
wwont of his hand or flipping it across the
‘L'line witha pencil when the curd turned:
up was fan-ornhle to him. ”l‘he poeitiou
which Sir William occupied on both nights
“the baccarat table was purer the re-
llllt of accident. in other “‘Urdrt, the
bonnet did not choose his position at the ‘
hide nor was he plnced in his position.
" ~ M+W her son told her the pluintili’ had
been cheating she sold: "Oh, you Hillel not
epoch of it. We must not have n scandal
in our house."
Mutt Green's Acetate; Note.
During the second evening’s play the
witness did not notice anything until she
received n note written by her sun-in-lnw
(Lycett Green) informing her of the facts
he had discovered. This note, produced,
In as follows:
I have distinctly seen Sir William Gordon
cheating twice. 1 cannot remain in
lhlroorn any longer. Something ought to he
done to stop the game.
Referring to the occrnsion when Lady
Coventry declared it “natural," Mrs. Wil-
Ion said she saw the plaintiff push an ex-
h'nconnter over the line and ill such an
open manner that she wondered how it
ill poosible that the other people playing
failed to observe the plnintiil‘u action.
Mrs. Wilson said that she had an inter-
View with the Prince of Wales on the sulr
ion the following day and expressed fears
that hereon Arthur would sulfur, owing
tothe foot that he had been the llrst to
onllnttautlon to the buronct's cheating.
But the prince told her in the kindest
Dunner possible that there was no need
In her to fear anything of the kind.
In. Prince haired Secrecy.
Prom Sept to until the legal proceedings
hogan she sold absolutely nothing to any-
body outside of those of her own fnuiily,
who were already acquainted with the
”Harding the scandal. It was too
much in hr interest to keep the matter no
met-I panel
In. Wilson, in reply to the solicitor
tenant's questions, raid that she had not
dunno a paper pledging herself to secrecy,
but Muhuitted that the Prince of Wales
led uked her not to say'enything about
them.
On the night of Sept. 8 the Prince of
Wei-Inked her if it was not grumble h:
wide-proper baccarat to o ort
t (allowing. Thin was before the
knew anything of the alleged
My. Consequently, for the necond
ml 91". their table was provided:
‘Ijttlhwllnotdone on neeouut of Cum—
' _ ' though It won hoped that In use
. _ protector-acumen of the events
ultimatum night. The witneus’ hm-
” ind objected toheecernt playing l»
xnuuflnhls opinion, the play might be-
mfleh “amour hot headed boys.”
W. 0:: e Mons nonunion the
momma not into the bank, which
'W her huh-mt thought, was too
manhunt: r
k that there (seem
from-fequlet
an,
.. the-clutter em,
mhldbeeutotd tints?” of
hadhtomhghmlnm you at at
hill: t .
pull» outthemliltln w 7
the-counters which royalty had curried ,
, United States.
he. audit“ willifilepehd 4
. whether his tester one good. bad or indlfler‘eut. it ,
is just unimportant to you and. Lethe
taste be properly, educated an it is that he is xi
Mia!“
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entry reworked tint
from his demeanor.
ll. Believed cum-tin. aullty.
From the first Lord Coventry believed
him guilty, and it one when he ‘uml Gen‘
oral Williums agreed that by signing the
precln he admitted his guilltwthnt Sir
William replied, “Then i won't sign It.”
On being npznealeil to on ulrieud to give
his advice, 14ml Coventry said, ”If i were
in your place i should chm it,” and this
remark being supported hy his old friend
Owen, Sir William nillxcd his signature
to what has been described as “the docu-
ment.” The full text of the latter was for
the first time read to the court, and the
cflect of it was to put a slightly different
complexion on the motive for signing it.
it did not nppearoo
Seeing that the evidence against him was '
of an overwhelming character he placed
himself in their hands.
[it was also clearly shown from the pleats,
written in Lord Coventry's diary, that one
of the principal reasons for drawing it up
was to keep the name of the prince out of
it, and that those concerned felt that the
accused hurl been very lonicntly treated.
‘ A Copy of the Document.
The document signed by Sir William
, Gordon Cumming moi worded as follows:
In considerntiun of the promise undo by the
gentlemen whose names are here sullen rilml to
preserve silence with regard to the.. on motion
which tins been made in regard to my t‘ulltllll‘l
It lxmmrnt on the nights of Monday and Tm.»
day the 3th and 9th of SeptemberJfil“. at Trunhy
Croft. 1 will on my part tolemnly unlit-rink».
newt-r to play cards again no lungm I live.
Albert Edward. Owen Williams. (Yth-utry,
Edward Somerset, Arthur Somerset. Arthur
Wilson. John Wilson, Lycett Green. Berkeley
Levon. Ruben Sassoon.
Sir Charles Russell began his .“pt‘t'l‘h in
reply but did not, finish, and (he mun m3-
joumml until \Yeduesulnv. it it said here
that Sir William could have mmh- it much
better case had he consented to tell nll he
knowa.
Cumming Benton 3 lie-port.
In the ro’mrm-cluninicrriuw Sir Willlnm
Gordon ‘ t‘unmring. the piniutifi in the
famous Internet «use, denied tlmt there
was any truth in a story cabled from New
York to tho ril’ect that he as to he on-
gngud to he married to Miss Florence
(Earner, of that city.
GREAT BRITAIN’S GREED.
the Is xii-m ly Acquiring Venezuela null
Defying the Monroe Doctrine.
\l’.\~:iii.\m‘ux. June il—The Post in an
iilustmred Inuit-r says: “The animations
of Great liritnin in he: eucrmrhnmnts
upon Venezuelan territory have now
reached a point which domnnds tho exer-
ciao of the wisest as well on the mm: figur-
onsdiplonmlic policy on the part of the
Conscious of hot gigantic
power Great Ilriluin has laiid her crui-aing
hilitl upon the little South Atm'rit‘nn re-
public in the simpc ohmultinnuum,which
prom-1m :i run: immnco of her 2v; ,1'r~.~io|i.:,
and t..» e n; ..;r. .12.,“ may ‘59:: blond) 4m.
that :zlil rink“: llu- p-r-vplc ,nl' North nrpl
Sauth .‘\t.n‘l‘i'.‘€i out of an itnliil’urmz-e that
now Sex-113* nlluost wanton. Tim! the «tutu
department has uppreciuteil tho serious
condition of nllairs will be shown when
thcdolnywi volume of diploumtic corro
smudeum- finally oppcnm.
”Venezuela contends that the Ksscqulbo
river is the correct boundary of British
Guiana. .\t the present time the English
line macho-i lo the mouth of the Orinoco,
emllraciuuu region in Venezuela mentor
in extent than that originally Code-l by the
Dutch lotlu' English. And this is not all.
Anuthcrlim- st ill more covctou-x, and which
is known (LS the ‘cxtrcme liritinli proton—
sinn.’ mlvmvrcs to within a short distance
of (“in-Lid liulivnrmnpitnl of Venezuela
Lord Snli.~lx:iry‘s ultimatum, tiu~n~fure,
menus that England must be granted po»
‘mqiun oi the territory ulremly usurlurd by
her belon- .~iu- begins her endeavor in gain
by arbitration an extensive district to
which sha- has not even the shadow of a
claim. No wonder that to Vencmcla the
situation opts-um a desperate one: no won-
der thntnll believers in the Monroe doc.
nine stun-l appalled at the disposition ol
England to acquire a lirm foothold in
South America. if her cxporinwnt it ruc-
cesslul. it will he diilicult to thwart her
design: on territory nearer the bouudury
ol the L'uitwl states."
IN THE CHARLESTON'S CLUTCHES.
The Crnlur Blunt 'l'nlte ller l'rlxe llneh
to 8:» Diego.
lQl'lQl’R vin (Murrow, June 91—“:
machinery of the item in in illult’lilliiillol’l,
and it will take a good deal of time to pm
It in color. 'l'heltatn will then lump in:
San Diego, escorted by the Charleston.
The iunnmem junta alleges that the num-
wcre trunnion-red from the diolwrt null
Mluulotothe lthtu ueur the lsluml Han
Clemente. and therefore not in violation
of American law. The junta therefore
hopeato regain Won 01 the muni-
tions of war.
The Cue of the little.
Wuumarox. June 0.~’l'ho emu of the
ltntnlu not yet In the cuntmly oi the de-
partment of justice and will not be until
that vessel ruche- Sen Diego, Cal. The
noun course, Attorney General . illeI
laid. will then be pursued, llic veew will
ilbeled and the case tried in the c ms.
the In found guilt.) of lowing violated
the neutrality inure she will he conllsc ted:
If not. she will be released. The
course is now being pursued with the itch
art Ind Minnie. The ltata llM um; deliv-
nd to the American admiral. with neat
rifles and comm rounds of ammunition.
Silentlluoon returt‘to Ben Ulego‘unuei
convoy.
_ f“. .... W.
MURDEB’8 PENALTY PAID» -
......i_.._..._ a
mmnnhmudchrlo rent II.-
at Prams. Non.
rumour. Nah. ‘Jnno Ila—Chad ep-
hqdend Chi-hi Font were bonsai on
fertile murder of Calm 'l‘. Pulslfer, Ill
and fnrmer, near Crowell, Nob. 1’ Mile:
was quite wraith) and no there
I! no
book in tint village he carried his money
with him at night. Two men planned to
rob mm. and on the night of Dec. 10, it”.
they unwound that him down. more.
the body of Oilfiwhleh me I“ he had. ‘
. Governor The,» returned to interim
with the findings hi the court and ordered
, the sherifl IL‘ he
lion end human lo £1:
on down the-toe elnwrich the
minimum hum. Both nun/lean
liked their; unlit on the gondola. '
the Ice Attorneys.
more] tom Milli
Among than m whirls:
Arthur Warrant and John
«on Mime nflu'm.’
To ve
lessons in grammar There
between the cost of drawing
peneo of attiriug him
take pride in. '
j “coroner
t”
It scum IIIIIIMSTHEET.
SOUTH‘NBIIWILK.
;' THEY WILL no BRIGGS
‘Union' Theological Seminary
Stands by its Action.
THERE 'VAB A VERY HOT; BATTLE.
Profeuor l‘rentln Nearly Overcome by
the Excitement ——The Presbytery-t (Tom-
milk-c Will [to Courtemuiy Received.
lint The lr \‘ipit Will no a l'uolons One.
NEW l’mx, June ll.~—-l"or three hour:
inst cvrn'ng tlw directors of the l'nion
’I‘llcnlugiml economy .sat in secret session
discusaing the awe of Ur. Briggs. A row
lotion was adopted at the meeting up‘
holding the f "ruler notion of the director:
regarding; the transfer of Dr. Briggs from
the Davenport prut‘orts‘orship of Hebrew tr:
the new lltlwurd Robinson profcasnrshlp
of Bihlicai tlzvology. The resolution was
no foilrmn:
3‘0 Chung-- In Their Vin-we.-
Rowlvml, Tim: tli-V board of directors. utter
having t :vn legal advice and Mix»? «lot-mu
milk-Tull“ . an. wlrnnm-n t-u'hungu rh.~.r views
on the minim: of [2m transfer-'2' hr. Briggs.
nud fo-o‘. lwunvl in the (lil‘m‘liuil of their duties
under their (:lm: tor and cuneiitutinn in mlhon‘
to the suns.
“This 'nli," said 'l'rmmrrer Kingsley.
"that We mu m lt‘ puilllc of the meeting.
with the (nu stun tlmt thvrc were tut:
«liswntinxyotm upuu lllt' puwttzeofthe
resolution. -'l'h<- other poium mined are
dt'fCL’l‘HL until nitvr we ltt‘ill' lrmn the gen-
eral uninhihly.”
The Fight “‘1“ a Warm tlne.
The [not that n <truuole was in [IFHKI'I‘VZ‘
behind cloned doors was evident uimv
Professor U. A. l’l‘l‘llllw‘ Stump-rm! uuf
inin tlu- hull tillt‘l‘ the lilw‘liv‘l'lli lire ik'l‘ll
under way inr mu.) hour<. :mrl mu I; elllik
(u the floor limuwh weaknvn L; mm on
liylfl'ui‘t‘Xt'lit‘llli ill. The \'t'l‘.i‘l' mu profess
or's hotly slum}. like a lull and ‘ne hurl (C
be uwhlwl mu private mum until In- hurl
recovered, 'i'van lir. llusx‘uzm loft hi»
place in tin‘ men: In}: and u: r‘ntIthltlu'tl tin:
prulrwm'in ln< home. Hilly mw hull”!
was lulu-n on tho lt'miifilluil and tin.- Villl'
stood 2-! in t: in favor of its pu— ..-,
It Will it:- u (Helene \ hilt.
'l’lm zilr-wsmr» of ill.» wmiuury “pro-e
ignumzzw .. lu lll.‘ :54:th of 1.2” mnr
llllilt'l‘ of fill» *1: .‘invllilwl it} :h . grit-T.”
rum-cuilrly. Mn: :.»_'t that tin-3’ stizl rewiu
them w hi tin“ L‘Iiill‘lt‘fi} pn‘ghh' when
they Hal: tlivwslty. it ‘n oi‘iulvu'. now, in
lit" Im'r of '7 ' “I"‘l‘llh :it‘fimi ill llw som—
inuryriirr ' .al the l’hll of Imagery
rml anaemia; uluuzxxitiu: will he lili'fil‘fi‘.
ISAC; AT PITTSBIJ-i-T.
Dr. 93- \Hl‘lt'ila
Him with I' “ruin-e.
Prawn 19.. manor» ‘i‘hr um» .~' in the
primes-dings ui' tor [(I‘lLM nth} l'r- . "}lL‘l'lJll.l
synod .‘lfllxz’dl‘w L} ‘nuw ninth .I n1 am- duo.
of the t‘llullil‘ill hypoxia fur ji; m .l by llu
suspvnvlui lt:ilii-.t‘i‘~. liq ‘., limrgu rc-
summl ill» zirgmm-M ill m-llriz'lvzw- und
in liclt'lh’r ('I III" LlLllnll HI llw l'ilhI-urg
pros-lulu}: llr' lu'v"llll“ l‘l‘i'JiL" rnnfusml
when puiliiwlly mum! mm‘vi by Him.» “from
he mu trying; in prun- guilt} of \ .nlutln;
church [EL\\'.~. 1
lit-v, llr. Molllistl-r. lumiruinr of tin.
l’itislmr; prvniiytery. made an whirl-v in
defensi- of LIll‘ urtiuu of the prrahytoiry iu
bllriit'lliiill}: ill» murmur". ilr :lr.:llwl llmt
thrrc “1.9 no ground for on .4; {mil from
the lit-rhino of [he pr fainter). Uu uII
>lllt‘N. and own by the Hillel iilwml of the
lilk'rzllielfi, it mm wnwdwl till! llr. Mc-
Alllslrr Slltifil'll :t LI|~|l:-‘~tI.II,IIl IQ ll'cllt the
qumiion umlrr d. .cuwmu t’ulil)’.
“The pnwiiytn-ry is churnml \s on huvinu
n ‘scln-mr to obtain rinlruw.‘ " wivl he.
“I don! bellow it is non-nary in npmk oi
this point. i think liw izmbrllyut the
men (‘nll‘ilillllillz that body ii: «dim-n! to
repudiati- the uN-rllun uml immuutinn
Ihut u'u-hnd .‘l 'nlwnu‘.‘ 'l'lw i'uuimlling
purpune Wu» in imp; ulmut u rccmwllici
lion," Hr: kpuiu' at length in wuunl lunn
ullvgml Ill’t‘iti'il ut' «mun-NW mill uhich
he Wm uu‘lmnl. 'l'hn Ilnv, H. W. 'l‘rtnple,
one (vltlmiv u'lm :ilirullwl liu- list»! Hull
meeting and Mm mu win-(My. told Dr.
McAIIlnH-r limit up I:l‘,‘.:1llil1'..t'lull hm! been
fornu-ui. This was mid in wulitlvnro, but
sullmruvuliy the soul ol t‘llllll'lt'lll't‘ was re
mun-ll try the llnv. Ilr. 'i‘clnpin himwll.
The «pinks-r tlwll Milli: "I Inlu- here it
nu‘nrn mliumu from lie-r. .I. l; I‘m-nu, oi
New York. that tin-m \l’ll‘l nu organization
formed ill the Hunt l‘iml meeting. How are
we to rwnurilu‘ tlwsv- lwontulcuwnls? (.lne
onyx llwrv mwzm organization formednnd
one hm am Millluvit thut tlu‘rc u‘ustmt.
'l‘licru muui hnvo lit-on nu on;.mlzutlon.
lm‘miw tor platform mm priuml and Mr.
Temple lull um they were to rerun- slum:-
turm. l mmrrt lhut until the ullhluvlt and
minuim ~ 1’ the East liml meeting are put
upon lill" bible i eimll ilwist Ilmt llmt orr
gunlzutlun was :1 secret umuulzullmt.”
The monitor referred to the loot that the
pmshytrry did not wrongly lllpllltl the in
teutlnm of the young men to break upthr
clumah. lie rum! scrum! comm from the
ticrlpturo and the confession to prove that
the opinions of the young men “we crro
neon» tillll were destructive to the doc-
trines of the church, lll’lll thnttIu-ir pro
intimation Would divide pul overthrow
the church, .
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RELIGIOUS NEWS QF INTEREST.
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The Reformed Chore-life in American and
the count Mom to Consolidate.
nearer 1mm. N. .l.. June l M tin
session of theweriernt, nynoci alarmed
church in America the, filtllptlttt'tl courtltm
tion for. the wilsolltlutlon of tho tot
churchee—«the Rel ‘rnml church of Amer
ten and the i.~ rmcd church of the
Uni ’ wan nulunltted. and it well
decided - ferthe profuse constitution
tothe' . ,, no the we churche-
for App , . whence. he Reformed
church 0 he United statue is now hold
at: npeclll Won at Phlludlelphlejnm
er the pmpmedwrmelgematlee. ’t‘hr
promise-l constitution , rovllles for o
sdernl synod. e Murine at tile hhurci:
mmlnltsdlm til lrldualltyund not
interfere with the c . cultureur govern
mini either denomination. ,1’he Third
Reformed church at Philadelphia was re
fused nihttntement‘ on the ground the!
the appeal was unconstitutional.
an. We.» of ”Colon Act-pm.
annrtrmt. June tum the first
Wmnfitu‘ «dot the he
(MM tel
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isn't much diflerence
"in clothes that no boy can
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you to 933mm. »
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THE NEWS IN ERIEF.
Menu of itlln'rr‘K (.irrlully [milled um]
i ornivnuul.
'i"..- l'w ' -_: I\.;.:5;; Smil- “ ism'x-W
s: .uillul‘ l‘uuiwn 1.. upgmint n
lznll mmn‘i-rrnl‘ the item! of ammu- in
thorn-:1: w! {L infinity in lint Iutll)‘ The
wcivtv livijnill‘lit‘xlin llit‘t‘l m llurrfihur‘g
um! par
'l‘lu- piunt' .m: nuuln-c of The Daily
l'ultllllt‘ll! M New York lmve been said to
John .\. I‘m'krrill, who prvpthr-i to begin
the pnl-limnun ill a one will «lnily nous
puprr In In Mimi“ :n 'l'lw Murillo: All»
wrilwr. ,
D, W. Wood. of Llllwl‘, Mo. “.lrl lined
a‘.‘,.‘u~lcimlm,~t~m the [hit-ml Sun-s cir-
ruit court of liminu fur smuggling opium
into the country, \Youd um ill‘l't‘sll‘d
sewrul quntlwny on :7. charge of lwlng‘
in ruin-piracy wit L'lmu-ue- mvz‘vlmnts in
New York. who were aupp'w-il in l»~ (are
ryintrnumleusive smuggling upornlioun
ill opium.
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Franck l’. Emery. Inn»: and who nmuw
lecturer of Ilustnu. hue. tl~~igtiwl In .Iuwph
‘ ll. Lincoln um] lion. Frank lirwal, I
u‘ngm x Schmidt. mum. lpli'm. .mhfl
‘ int: dealers. are rtulmrrnsml. 3
Frank 'l'rury. the horn! thief arrested at I
Brownsville, N. Y.. wus nun! Lu ”lulu?"
more prison for two yours and ten months.
Mun-r .-\.II- iruluu-k. it well known illlzl re.
spvrtnlilu iurmcr. of “nt'llt‘s‘lt’l”. I'M".
. county. N, Y.. \\'n.~m'n-.~lml Hum-"I with’
forging :1. note hold by llw:~'t.tlvof New
" York bunk u! Kingston. 'l'hcurrentlms
i minced :1 sensation.
5 Helen Smith, of lloxbury, Mattel“ whose
i cscnpmlr with lecturer Hurry French
. canned n sensation. hit“ murriml John S.
i Merrill.
I Major (:rnererl John M, N imiirid. cour‘
; ummlmg the uripy oi the l'mml Stilton!
; will umrry Mme Georgia .\'. Kilimume, of
Ks-ulmk, 1.1,, nil June H.
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3 The (irerninml Exploring I'nrty.
l'lliLim-zlmun, .Imu-Il.~-‘l‘lm urmllgo-
mums for the I'lrcculuml exploring expo-
dlllon of tin.- .\cle!vmy of Nu! urul Sciences
lmve been oomph-MI, 'I‘In' uremia-rs of
the potty 1mm: New Yul‘k at :i u'r‘uu‘lt to
day. The expedition will Culialfil of
Lieutenant l’oury. of the lilH‘)’. ruul hi»
wife, who with tire “mod-lit“- uill coin-
pme Illt.‘ north “i‘t‘t‘liiliilli mplmlum 0:9
peditlon. Prob-sum Aunt-lo liviiprin,
unionist, will din-rt Hm nuxilliury
(0’?- w t Greenland. with l'rul‘i-sunr Ilen—
jo’tuiu rilmrp In charm- of Hillbilly;
Preteen .I. P. "nil. zooluglulz Dr. W. E.
tinnitus. orullimlogint; Dr. W. II. llurke,
fitnnlst; ll. \V. Mongol, autumn!” gist; Mr.
lr Aalihtmi. Dr. llolm‘l N. Keeley.
surmounted Alexander (3. limmly. your»
huliat. The pnrty will leave in the 231040]!
gramme Kite, ’IIK‘II is mm at th.
foot ol Baltic street, Brooklyn.
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it lye New Trial tor the Murderers.
Pimnuno, June u-‘l‘lie mpmxm court
fill! refused to grant the application for I
mew trial in the cone of Andrew ’l'odt,
come ltusnnck and Michael Hulml.the
llungnrlmm charged with murder «luring
n riot at the linger Thomson titre! works
fleet New Year's Day, tit which time Fon-
fnnn Micheal Quinn mu murdered. The
attorneys in the me will now endeavor to
have the sentence commuted to life Ima-
pflwnment.
git-rd lire hutch“ Dion.
l’nnnnctr 1A, June 0.4;. W. Merrill
mignw of John linuhdey, hut ante
hull umdust Grenville ll. llnlnes to re-
cover man, the mount of live plumb
Iory um. of 15,900 ouch, for money loaned
to him by heroism. it In ultimo] that the
money was given by to Pmldmt
limb at the mu endlnilffllnnent of
Mr. listen to he p the Keystone bent out
men there was a run upon it to Johnny
thinner» been» manta-t.
mam earth “kilunuAho
trauma the titer he hereon: in,
«the cleaned.“ ill-line him
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9m BESTCOUGH‘EURE’
Cons Colds. Con hr, Sore Throntflmrf-Jnflmnzr,
Whooping Cong ,Bronchxtu m-iéuthms. mu 3
Cun- 154/0011!“um i: am our", um i m- n
”Winged sugar. ray ht mat-p. You will one ti... . [-
crllent alien after hklflt.‘ the tint due. So I :4
(«it u on ryvht :e. Lube mun, .«1 m ML. u. l. SLUJ.
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Vi nr- no pullout Hit-ll: nml l‘lel’FillH‘lll lmvr‘
«huwtmmtml that Mlt‘l‘lllfl'w l‘;l't'l Iil'I-l urr
lInw'uuw nfrvwry viiwnw. 'l‘lvi‘ much-lint
tom-1|) rilw‘illlll' Iitwllllyw‘ ll.iA mow. kIII-
'lu'Hl'r‘lll Lii'rm- .itl'hilrl‘.§l'lll wit-wt lwoltii
mm indium. Ii lulu on wind mm Mn ul purl-
tier. nuql team-wt tmx-erful muiwnir and IL
fittllltlui'l-ll ti i It“. Ill-ml our t.».-Hrimm:d~ [mm
lirlll‘llli‘l'iltl would people vim limo lock!
9 on :I. llamk. mung lull particular“. tree.
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Mirth: MrrI-l. New Yuri. l'll).
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WHY NOT DRINK
mums:
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hold and we can do
it pays to deal'with
stays, it stay;
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“VAN’S”
AretheBest.
Mr. J. M. Van New:
[712w Fin; lv‘nr :w-wr .; '. l -I;-~ l luul Imp
“flirting with Filtflllliit! ‘ . .\ Il'ivml mid in.-
to lry "Vnn's" llcnmlww. After urlm: tun
bullion of Illu-munlir- t‘nro and um» battle a!
1.3:.lmrut,rimumatism lil‘llltllt'dl'lfli. l how no
luwlmuq in FL" Ifmnwnding“Ynh'a” limmllrz-
In I‘ilhrr‘ \ulm .‘u‘v ltiilii'it'tl n his rhv numrifln.
.Imtwn H ”nun.
i'znprivlur ul’ ilulxm {wizm Holt-l i'l,:..r .‘tuz’r
Swill. finrun‘k, (31m.
lil‘t.‘. ‘lu: l! .14: In an; it unI-l in lu-Im’f v-l‘
9.. ilwmii‘n .,
inn 1 29 min; 1hr wwmd le!lr,nml mil
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true weytaretelu it. N‘Wh‘et we get we want'to
getting“ it, but there is only one
it onl‘yvby convincing you that
us. obelieve in straighttor-
ward methods. There is such a thing as jumping
into favor and jumping out again. When u style
becausevit has an enduring quality.
log in the nature of an experiment
about our Cldthing.‘ It hue been tried on
, thoroughly, and they have not been found w
tried
ting.
* uNsIocN anus,
It SOUTH IILIII STREET. ‘, MlSIIIIILI IIIIllIIlIIIi,
SMITH IIIIIlWLlII.
" IIDIIWLLK.
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w'l'll Ew~
NorWalk Electric Time to
ELECTRIB. crusts.
'l'iw_.\l{tlu Regulator in lilo I'emrul ”Illl'l‘
run it lilim the inwllun u! h around in a week.
Amiunciators, (ins Lighter». llur'iar
Alarms. Door Bells. Dummy iiel 9,
Speaking Tubes. Repairing in
Iicrtcrnl.
W. C. PERRY
will 80. Main St, 80. llorwvalk.
l. 9"; JENNINGS,
Paper Hanger, Calcimirer, Paine:
9
PeatMoéé
sum; amour.
no? mi 9981 of sum.
PM Z E LT O N:
Gross Creek
COAL.
intertidal, Pine and illusion
Will Pilifl llliii 9999993,
l‘l North Main .‘tr. I-l. ‘1 . V i." -
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or ”up. .l'vfl.nfl I. rli
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v wawpli‘ll. ;r v.4 llw hut z-mJ.
phuiir I lum- rur h v". *lml 1 low trial
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Formerly 3 Water St. llama
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Mrs. W. Fawcen,
Ila. ll Main Street, Norwaik.
Economy and Comfort!
i'~'r'.
Gasoline Stoves
And mid Heat and Expense during
the Summer season.
INENANHMINN
III ALL SIIES.
”‘51; Ithxvvl'thvk pull II~ it}! IIW \im‘h ”l
‘»I>-\|' v M‘ Im'.) Hi"
in u-m in KM» tuou.
Call and See Them.
BISGLIIKE l5 CENTS A GALLON
999399990.
MIWII‘ HALI- IIIMI‘K.
LIIXA 'IIINII}!
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ISK IIIIIII DUCTIIR lBIllIl' THIS.
STILLSON’S .
ELIIIIII 0F IIEII BARK.
Ii Me * mum to how been in t‘. 1mm imitlt‘tull'li
mm this your. The current variations- of
mariner» {rum brilliant tummlvre from hot to
vlilllrmm from-Ir Item to humidity new!
ronvluclre to imilt l. fishmmlen and upm-
ure to time chm fltlfllfllllm milieu the up
tom to nttm‘lte mnlnriurtt- «line». which. If
not otonre chi-riled emu. Immo- on M
out the nummrr. Thin-outlook mm meet. 7
Me: mm: mummy tune mfhrwlttw Won -
«mm: tome-noun Ilrlp. it is} difllmtf to
fly how the plume welthmn he hm
. Minute-e climatic than Jr"! 0 heel
“leaner-l for one «elm: twin in (mud in
LOXA TONIC
. f .xxysn'xi 1-:
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923993: 99 E99
«thwart 35:9 Ribbons
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3 lo tuition-me outrii'ilny. Rio) 5!. and
[lasting until 1h.- llilll.
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MES
J; limit.
393 37,- 999
my.
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N0. 8 North Fla
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Dibble & Cumsiocl’s,
Dried Fruits :m- down In prim;
up in quality. I:o*qui~'ll«iil- in
’.’-I(' In 1V. Ill'lt'il
I’M
l”;ilit’m'ilin
l’mcIu-s lrum 'Jll' to IV.
Slyh- Silll-til'lt'll Applm‘ lum- the
most llmur. if out .w uhitv as
His- (‘thlmrulo-ll: Ill‘l't‘. I't‘tlilcml
from M- In im- pound. Now in
stock:
immlsnim- and of line iim‘ur.
llulinn l’ruum. largo,
Turkic]:
Prlilil'llri
which is dill clump.
I’ruum. 1w pound:
lIv pound.
325
c point-I. 1: pounds 5!.
N0 PIANOS.
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s. n. emu, Graduate (Iplician,
noun a. man‘s. u to. Main 8:
libraries I‘llfrd lullll I'lmlplirulml raw-4. "mm
:muwl Icons-4 ermmvl from pr-wrlutloin m
mm!- M! "Id lie-net. Hitllnfuwlhm lmnmnlewl.
. ’M‘Imm» for twilnrt eyes.
BlII 0F n'IIIE MIIIIFIGTIIIIEII,
VB MIMI itIVPlIl.
um thirst Mint
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Imperialism.
,Si'v‘ECiAi. PRICE-23.;
('nlil‘nx'uiu Ilriml -‘lprimh t‘rnm‘
Running; ”will out at liu- pnnuvl ‘
Fim- mw Iluttor‘
WOOD: ’
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gTHE EAGLE
HBHT ROABSTER BISYGLE.
SAFE. PRACiiL‘lL AND FAST.
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mum Luz h. .m ‘x Mum!» .mmn.’ vs‘nrrinmn.
d. BAPT
Woodward Homestead
MID ABJDIIIIMG ERUUIIDS
To Let for Season or Term of
Years
‘At Reasonable Price
.‘llm eight Int»; l'nr :-:zlo- on
,\\'m lwuril. I.I>V\’llrlv‘~ null Lilla
Imlu mwnnm. l’rim- tn
$I-'-H. 'l‘wrms In suit purchase-r.
'I'Wenly-IWU int; Hui-I this year,
For further information :spplyto
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I TAILOR & GOLDEN.
I Orchristlan Swartz.
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ECarpet Cleaning.
. Carpet Making.
Carpet Laying.
I lam now mm mm: In wrung-tit other! In
gill Kinds of Carpet Work
carpets Taken ll , cleaned and
Rain (I.
New ['li‘nwisdilflili' ltnrl lultl M. elm”. not”.
“In: t'nnnvf- rr’taxlll'tvl m the MM "runner. In
alwrt. any vmvlt rwrtmnim: m worm»
promptly and at nummnnhlr prime.
John Allen.
moan Mt M r. r. ls; l mu rmunmnnflhlt
rum-l PM”. «ml JJ. "minis.” 'lnh
«in .4. South Nut-walk. up ll‘
SWAN it BlISIINELL,
Ship Chandlers.
352 Water street.
"it” UV BANK. ummnmm. (I’ll.
Pen, be”. mm and i’nlamtn ml. “to:
Tempuwtvu, emu". It» m. 1‘va . lie
Mitre» Poona-.Tw-ltlmllmb or "W
to
tie» Mann: blunts. a I limits at
Nil II". V «\ Fur hatchet/mug
be ,
tom the lirrduinvxumtmem [Miler-far In.
IWC’Mtrm ”rely! Flam linen. Met!“
our Huh!»
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int rtrintrymmlti‘m pt‘lmm Mr 1'th elm.
Steel . and ewnrhlnr: fnl“ i‘uintm,’ m?
Mailed “HWY utmtnrhv light-rm: t 7 , ‘
..:f’"‘§it7
s. were the Fflewpw-M Wt,
“on. their!» image Warp r! ml
> iupwmr in mmlit, ummvthlm
implore. In tut Prim
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