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That is the Question Agitating
All England.
'p LAD! mum um Phildll
Something About the Vol-an In. In
laid to Run Ilaiuod Bordon-(lanolin:
[or “orange, and Who lay flat Wok!
III In"! Barium! troublc.
Latinos. June iii—For several days
rumors have been afloat to the cllect that
the exposure of Lady Brooke in connection
with tho beacon-t scandal was inevitable,
and that legal steps had already been taken
againat the prince and horse". Sir W.
Gordon Cummiug’s friends newso her
openly of having been the mum of his
ruin. The fast friends of a factor prince.
however, emphatically deny that there is
any truth in the matter, and any that it is
nothing but the malicious talk at a act 0!
je Iona society women. 3
ivoenily at a select social gathering
, ‘ ”manila-uno- the Call
»- " I‘ll. and Wu Hound Four fluo-
. loit- Iram Bound-Author Victory
he the Antimi-
m, N. J.. Juno 11—ka P.
Magda demonstrated his unrivaled
m an hurricane lighter last night by
Wont Jake Kilraiu in the ninth
Wot their tan round boxing content
We the Granite club. Kilrain had
Ilia. dance from the call of time. and al-
W he (ought well he could not stand
bolero the awful blow: of the man who
yhippod his Joe McAullffa in two rounds.
L ' . ’ Slavin got first
blood in the open-
ing round. In Che
second round Kil-
rain did all the
himself from
drove himhel’orohim intohiao'n
comer. Biotin steadied him with his left, and
than taught him full with the right on the jaw.
Kilraiu turned halt round. and tho- fell flat on
hiabach with a thud. He tried to got up but
was broken, and he was terribly finished
across the body. Of the purse 31,5)Ogoes
mineral!
”comm
Ian mongoose-I '
on his side. But
the third round
H brought a change.
‘ K i l r a i n w a a
‘m ‘W- knocked down
[our times in this round and was only
savedfrom a knock out by the callot time.
flack Pronounced Victor.
In the filth round Kilrnin was repeated-
ly hnockbd down. He rallied wonderfully.
but Slaviu maintained his lead. During the
filth-round it was evident Kilrain was
“ hudlyablc to stand his time. The a"-
dith and eighth rounds were the name as
ill. 1; ones. Kilrain did not seem
tobaln it. In the ninth round Kilraiu
"knocked down, and although be ap
poaredtogain his feet in the prescribed
time, the limekceper announced that the
fight was over. Slavin was declared the
winner. Them much excitement and great
sympathy was expressed for Kilnin.
Sla'rin did not appear very much distressed
over his exertion.
The right by Round;
The light by round: was as follows:
Bound Ono—it was just twenty minutes pant
Il'bentho men shook hands. The next in-
stant they advanced to the scratch. Kilraln
looked very (at. His stomach it» paunvhy.
Silvia wan the first to make play very lightly.
Hannah-ed Jake with his right on tbo pm.
They fought at close quarters. banging left and
right. stain landed his left on the jaw and
John clinched After they separated Slavin
”labia right on the ribs and Jake returned
out!» taco. A (flinch Slavin smashed Kilraiu
hm stomach. Tho latter squirming to avoid
mutant. Dunn pulled them apart. Sinrin
has left and right. and they were in the
middle 0! another clinch. other: the gong
Md.
Bound Tom-Knuth was bbodiug slightly
thonoao ache walked to the march. no
hay
Muhammdririughimtotheropa.
were pulled apart and then ensued-n-
Btat- court lor either Nelson 1". Emu
tween Austin Gibbons, of Paterson. N. J.,
and Jim Vol-rail, 0! London, came 0!! at
the Pelican club last night. This contest
was ostensibly for the 22!} pound chumpiow
ship of the world. but \‘errall mm eight
pounds beyond this mark and Gibbons
was a couple of pounds mrtside the limit.
Apart from this the men were battling
for m. Gibbons knocked \‘orrnll out in
the fourth round. '
SEABRIGHT SWEPT AWAY.
Flame. Slanted Little of the Well Known
, Summer lie-on.
Shannon-r, N. J., Juno 17.~Thls well
known summer renort was visited by a
destructive tirelast night.whlch reduced
tonshesthe larger portion or the town.
As for as can beestlmntul about 400 build-
ings were burned, but whether there was
any low of life cannot be stated as yet.
Several hundred families have been ren—
dered homeless. The total loss will reach
at lemt law“).
The fire broke out in n livery stable in
River street, and as a gale of wind was
blowing ulongthe coastal. the time, the
flames spread rapidly. In areumrkahly
short time a whole block of buildinge on
River street was burning. There is but a
small fire dormrtmont in the town, and
help mm telegraphed for from Long
Branch and Asbury Park. By the time
this assistance arrived. a large portion oi’
the southern part of Schbright was in
llamas. Worm-n and children run through
the >tzmsls trying and wringing llwll’
handi' in a frantic manner.
The flames made such rnpid headway
that in runny instances the initiates of
buildings hardly had time to imp: with
their lives. Atalnw hour last night the
fire was undercontrol. The section burned
over extends from the Shrowsbury river
to the ocean and to the point when) the
New Jersey Southern railroad creases
Ocean avenue. Among the buildings
burned were the pastomce, tho Seabright
and I’oppenger’a hotels. the hiethodist
church, the school house and the building:
occupied by the New Jeraey Telephone
company and the Elberon Steamboat con»
puny. Part of the Octagon hotel was
burned. Many maidenccn were burned,
and the portion in which the fishermen
dwell suflend severely. Many of that
hardy people lost their all and are burno-
loaa and pennileaa. Many of the wealthy
collagen and the hotel: which mortal
destruction have thrown open their house-
to the nullonra.
LOOKING INTO THE PENN TRUST.
Expan- Unraveling tho Tanglo~llultod
stain Attorney Reed'- Deleon.
Pumzu'au, J one 17. —-’l‘ho Penn Safe
Depoait and Trust company's book» have
been put in the haudaof an expert, and
some startling revelation: of the methods
ol the Iootcn who wrecked it along with
the Spring Garden bank are shortly ex-
pected. Accountant John D. llelno bu
begun to nor-arc] the shin which bound
the deposit company and bank so «slowly
together. and yeatcnlay ext-Judge l-SlcOclI.
noun-cl for tho duped depoallon of the
Penn company. said. "i think that it will
. notholonxnow below we got mulch».
tom of thin fraud."
blown mecca-ion. ll. FR ,
“Manama fiwm... “Mn-um United 3m lllotrlct Attorney John It DEATH SH“? 0" WE 3’"
tar-turn. Jake tad ion and on Road ha: taken exception: lathe-trimaran Iany l'ooplr mum by Linn-nu. in
limit-loo Ind v. lid {mud Iii-nan w on hie conduct indulged in by weaken at \‘arloua Put" a! m amour.
tho , There was tannin W10!“ Ill [I]. Spring Garden depositom’ meeting. on. Cm“. l'a. drum ll.~-—The atom in
lie reiterated the mutant". that no war
unto had been hand Irom the United
uoarhralm Young. Mould: "l’rIorw
the uncut of Panel-and ll. ll. Kennedy
my attentiouhadheau called to the fact
that large amounts of money had tuna
lowered from the bank by Nolan l‘.
Ivan and Ephraim Y
- toSlnvln and t’ 500 to Kilraiu. where royalty and it: satellites were not
millfi'31lflrm . "1---- "4w . present, it was open talk that the threutv
there was appear- 5"“ “M?" "m “hm"- , euing clouds which had been hovering
edto bededdedly Loxoox, nae l..—Tbe glove fight be- over his royal higiiness' head. let some
time past had by no means been dispersed.
The l’rim‘raa (Didi-clad.
The relations heuvecn the Prince of
Wales and Lady Brooke hum been the
topic of social goseip on several occasions.
Amyct nobody has openly llL‘CllMell tho
pair of any undue intimacy, yet it has
been repeatedly hinted that if Loni Brooke
were not so emy going he would long ago
have put astop to the rem-mod interviews
between his wile and the heir apparent.
film “’u Smitten with (:uunnln‘.
It in also a well known fact that the
Princes: of Wales hau ntmngly objected to
having Lady llmuiu-‘s soviet y forced upon
her, and that the queen simply ignores
her. A In" year.» ago rumor imd it. that
Lady Brooke bud ltJL’Ullll? hillill-‘n wilhn
handsome gnunlsinan, but that Sir Wil-
liam (inrdnml,‘uxuminx. being uwnn- of
the claw relations Imam-u lil.‘ friuuel the
prince and the lady in qllt-xllllll, met her
advances coldly. Lolly lirunke is con-
aidl-red a woman who mll never not until
also has brought ruin upon any person she
hates.
Lady Brooke before her marriage was
Miss Maynard. liar father, Colonel Zilny‘
nanl, left an enormous furtruw, III which
only the smaller part \i‘uul to his widow,
who soon after his death inflame the wife
0! the Earl of Rumlylr. Lord Brooke is
the eldest son of the Earl of Warwick. of
\l’nnvir'k castle. iic ii undoubtedly the
poorest pmn' in llw l'aitc‘l Kingdom.
[wily llrmukr'a farce-r.
A few your» ilfli'r their llilltrlligt‘ rnuivrx
became admit ('Irlll'l‘f'ilillg nn imminent
social acnndnl in which the minim of several
prominent statesmen, officers, etc, were
connected with that of Lilil)’ llmuke, and
it became an open Sl'i‘l‘l'l that lady llnmke's
reputation was at stake. Nu lo.“ llntn
fourteen eorosqmn-loms were named,
among them the prince, the Duke oi Mari-
borough and even Lord Randolph Churclr
ill. The nffnlr who hushed up, and the
only man who saved his reputation in the
matter was. llonl Randolph Churchill.
it seemed then but little short of I
miracle that the apparently pumaweet,
simplogirlsllouid be brought into court
with no less than fourteen ccrmgmudeula
no ahortly after her marriugo.
blu- la Imllupom.
The real cause why Lord llmke did not
push the divorce case nlme referred tohae
never been known, but it was; hinted that
the old Earl of Wound; ubioctui wharlnx
his unturuiahml mane dragged into court.
Apart Imm this, hard Brooke’s next
brother. Captain l‘ullle Umvlllc. wan not-
ing an bear lender to the Prince of “'alea'
eldest con, and it it likely that a good deal
oi influence was brought to boar upon the
heir 0! Warwick will. 1mm that quarter.
Lord Brooke wan in bi» seat at the house
of lords but night for the fired timelu
mouthn. Hiruulmnmunly with hia lord-
ship’u renpwarnuce In public lilo come.
the announcement that his wile, l
limb. in ladiapoacd and will'ahandon 1
her engagements for the near luturo.
People who believe that Lord Brooke is at
last to bring unit lordlvurro. naming the
Prince of Wale: aa cIrrenruquent, are pun.
during our thou developmenla.
thin Vicinity was very with! and reports
at damage by lightning on coming In
from urinal points. lluhort Taylor, I:
boy. on killed by lightning in All-salary
lowuhlp. liuilor county; which“ Ash“
lwugh. living men mum from llmioatou.
thin tummy. new aim M rack and unload]
killed. lightning punch a tank contain»
lug oil humming to Thoma Mollriney. at
Biminyvillc. The tank. den-ink uni holler
bonus were destroyed. Fail'l block In
in
prior been
made i told them that ii they would lur-
nieh me with information that either Mr.
Inna. Mr. Young or any othordlncwr of
the bank had violated the law imld
have thorn No web information
Franklin rm clutch and nightly diamond.
err-oi: mi Tuna.
(imam. l'a. Jams that bear thunder
mum-i over this place I in attu-
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gen-hi:- in. m. ums by 1:;ng and killed. 11..
binge-Iliu- mm Nationalhouh in nlam»! Wei
“he mmumm,um Johan-Iowan“: almond-ran:
& magmmm .
A um. air! the “can.
Gr. Wm, Jun 11.-A pom-Ii violinist-
“ took refuge beneath-rm lam
park during m thunder norm. me
aim finch the me. hiliiogalittle girl
manning (our Indira.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items or hilt-root (awfully limo-l and
Cot-domed.
At Cnrnarvnn, In Wales-o, n band which
began to play "ilml illw» the Prince 0!
Wales." was violently and persistently
bison-d by the audience. .
Jewel Broker Charles Scale in acquitted
of the charge of lurircn y of the Orange did
mood and may .sue for can» damages.
The government may seize the stone.
The l'lllt‘l‘t urwuutauts' report to Mayor
Slunrt. ul Philadelphia. mu made public.
nmlslu-wslmw llunlulcy dispoaed oi the
$42.33”! “I" whim! funds.
Sir \l'liham thud-m Cumming my: helm
wealth) and calm-1y inchu-ndeut oi his
britle'u fortune.
Residents. In the vicinity oi the Carle
cottage, l'lmrugn, in which Dr. Cronin was
murdered. claim that a ghost baa been
seen there.
[eh-Senator Warner Miller is reported to
have told ex-L‘ungmmmau Rum" that he
in piuigul to James G. Holden for the out
senator from New York
lliotoun student-I 0! Phillips Enter
ademy, at XXL-Ker. N. il.. broke the win-
owa in several house-I. and one 0! them
wan fill“ in the thigh.
The 22,000 mill operatives of Fall lllver,
Mann. are to be united to submit to a re-
ductiou of scam».
The delnlcntiou u! ex-Caehier Spauldinx.
ol the North Middlmx Saving» bank, at
Ayer. Mom. has been found to be $2,111).
Secretary Proctor has prepared a stale-
mont showing that tho desertious from
the army thin year have been less than at
any time rim-o the war clued.
o'ilomaa labor: In“.
lnxtmx. June l'l.-'l‘he O’Gorluau Ma-
hun. member of parliament, in dead. He
wan born In inn. and \va known III "The
Grand Old Maa"ul the Irish rty He
entered parliament in 183}. with“ a fol~
lower of Daniel O'Connell. ilia lull name
woe Captain James Patrick Mahon. III:
was tall and handsome. and dignified to
tholaat Ila mpmnhd Carlow county,
Ireland. In politic-a ho wan It Nationaliat.
but he was actor bitter in bi: attitude.
Mnhou wan the man who introduced
Parnell to hint U‘filma. lie who it man oi
Irvin and pnnctillouu idem, and when the
scandal came out be wauwd to light aducl
with Parnell.
“AI You Lilo II" Out 0! Door».
lionoxln. N. J., June llwiihakuwarv’e
"An You Like it" was promoted in the
open air at Mn. E. A. Savoun'phico at
{tulle i’alat yentorday alteration by a cut
of (man adorn. Including Mourioc llarry.
more. Frank Mayo. D. II. Ilarhlns. I’m
Connor. Frederic lbmd, John T. Hulllvao,
L‘. W. Couldooh. Frank Draw, shinny
lm William ”Hillnml. iii-lacy lioofli.
lull! Whlln. A non llmtb. Viola All“,
Haida Craig-n, luau Fernandez and
«horn Tho prim-roan" was lor tho inno-
fllol the thorium of the Little Church
Around the corner at New York.
Ito-oral 0mm! helm
Wmmoron, Juno i1.- m
hr baa "cured the Inllwlnu dispatch
iron General Gmwoor. chairman at tho
It cunt: giOOUGH
diorama!) ”mime,
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calla-n elm alm-
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OPEN Tillllllllill EIITIIIE SHMMER.
A pmrIiml. Emirates Training School for
lmlli wxr‘n. Straientsculcrlng duringtln- sprlm:
run in- tilted to till Iaithma in the autumn.
livery bus-inc» brain taught thoroughly. The
ruling-.3 In “first I‘lami' in muipuwui, and o'H-ry
llr‘ritl‘llill‘lil in charge of competent inatrnc»
turn. Semi formtaluguc. Adda-ea,
President Merrillllusinessllollege
STAMFORD. CONS.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
EVZRV 0" IN 1’“: VKAR.
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m‘tlwd at all [hair
Flu-f Hrpmh‘lr m Inr
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cum Indium. it ho» rum uni Inn bland pavi-
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wonderful loulr. all our intimation Irma
limo-nacho! grate til Iplr who have been
rum . Huh, giving (a I pnrtlcnlm (rm
. ’la «lmmlh hermit. Mum, or 7
Lfllitlil atroci. New York City. “lira
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WHY NOT DRINK
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union will imp.
ammonia immigreum tum-minim;
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hold allies to tho injuncl
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An another of fact they are a triumphof the cloth-
ior's art. We have never seen on g equnl to
them, either in design, style or finihh. As to the
question of price, there in surprise in store for you.
The fabrics are light but, light as they are, the
prices are more featlwrweights in comparison.
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effortsinat week, and to show our appreciation will increase,- the
great list.
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DSUME STYLES. PRICES GUARANTEED.
Great Stock oEChIIIIren’s Aprons.
Just received. and with lllo.‘ rost are grout Inn-gains.
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Mitts
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hints rungvfimm 250i.» Sill- per pair: l_.islc Thread. Silk and 'l'aifctu
(-luvcs range from ‘JM' to 55¢ per pmr. \\ I.‘ can mil-Iv snv that
We have tlil‘_li‘.|‘¥vst Shirk of Luclivs'. limits“ and (‘hilrin'n's llusiI-I‘v
now on oxlnluimu at t‘Viful‘y inmginnblo prior.
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LADIES’ KNIT INII MEDIUM WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR.
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Our prices in 1.210(-
Jl I IlUZ. lAlilll‘IN".Ii'l’Ft‘_\‘ Ilillllml \lsls‘. l'r'glllztrln‘lt'“‘lIH‘. I‘lll'pl'lm' 134‘
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Inuilvs Lislv Illirvaul and
Silk “nets in all colors and m. all prices.
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Corsets. Corsets.
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We also minke mention of tin-
nnIl uvI-rllowing with all the mutant sIviI-s of l‘nrsris. which wv
take pride in thinning. and which we fol-I :u'v llilhlll‘ll;l>.~'r~.l. Prices
low, mnshlvring quality.
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IN Illlll DRESS 80008 DEPARTMENT.
\VountiI-ipzitounotlwrbig \"t't‘k in our Dress (lomls Depart~
llli‘lll. chvrI in our histnrv have m- suld IIIurI~ Dress (imals than
Iluringtin- dist week. and for the wry III-st of muons. Imr
stock of Colored Dress Howls. ranging from “'0 In SLSIIpvr mnl.
urI-of tho 'M‘I value. Hur llluI-k ”mills stock is lllll'll with filllA
pwuiuus burg: (‘IlllHllll with us lu-I‘nrv pun-has-
iins :It all tiIm-s.
my; i'lfil‘Wlll‘l‘I‘I
‘p.
Iireat Cut Price on Parasols.
'i'he bnlqu'I
lo not wise
they won- new
lIitiIm nI‘ mum
. «if our l’arusols ui nun-third Ions than not.
IIII' opportunity in pun-lunar. for Wu l'lllifllllt'l‘
I-r Hillll cheaper. or Illulity I-Ver boiler. For vxlIi-
visil our right ham i'l‘lili‘l‘ mumc-r,
Counterpanes
Which We on! selling in grunt quantities I-vc
amend ofl'orla thm Wonk In Ill Ilnv n more
_ . H, mm lil‘ll' lino than
ever before. lll‘lil nt prim-II ;_I hit II lII-ttI-r. Don't nrgoi as. if you
mm In need, I'oi‘ our Monk as large and it mind. be reduced. '
ry day. “‘0' will Innin-
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WE CAN SAVE You MONEY 0i SEWING MACHINES
AGENTS FOR THE
DEMOREST $ l 9.50.
FIVE YEARS’ GUARANTEE.
«a a»
Oil Cloths and Shades.
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CIIISTIICK Inns. "
Hid Forlorn repaired in the
ulmri. no) work pertaining In C‘lel dull.
promptly and at reasonable prim.
road Place. and .l. J, 1.
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STABLE BEDDING.
- Clean. Economical. Healthful. at
IIILF THE COST (If Sill”.
H AZELTE) N
Cross Creek
995L-
lliclpry, Cal, Pine and Chestnut
Baled Hay and
GRIIII Mill
Straw
FEED.
RaymondBrollIers '
THE EAGLE
LICIIT nninsrrn moms.
SAFE, PRiClICil ill!) FIST.
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$.41 ‘
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This whorl ha: been thoroughly lestcd and
ulnlmt {all [u lion fawn-ill- running whee-imam
J. BAPTIST PERRY
.\L’l‘lll for Somalia and III inily.
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THE
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Woodward Homestead
MID IDIIIIIIIIIG EHUIIIIIIS
To Let for Season or Term of
Years ‘
At Reasonable Price
Also right lots for sale on
\i’mulwnrd, imwnlli's and Lin—
mln avenues. l’rim- $350 to .
Slim. Tl‘l‘lllfilu suit purchaser.
'l'u'I-Iny-In‘u lots sold thin year.
For further infunnatiun apply to
TAILOR & GOLDEN.
Or Christian Swartz.
Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet Making.
Carpet Laying.
i am now pnpaml to promptly ails-mi to
All Kinds of Carpet Work
amt. m3» 0.1mm and
Ilela II.
New l‘ann'tn mail» and laid M
aim?! notice.
hm planner. In
John Allen.
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Ipmer‘u.” Wald
Mill
Ship Chandlers.
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rumor ”ASK. HRHNIPIMJYE
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