I ‘ “ml w n' a:
‘ 1‘ or a at. .
$.me ,
. I , maoucwms. '
‘ ‘ manor! Mot ,x .
w“ mum.mw.mmghfiz
, v t‘ r . ms.
' ‘ ' u ouxouonshnmmle
H @méaonlehnudlmcmm.
Ellen u lHEllllll
, liens 'rnorrnn muslin
or: run ultimo max.
W to occur-Ind that row
,‘ 7- all! 'l'o-ruomwwmnuntng thn‘
Won or rum: 3. . ‘
viufilntbeweutber no races could
., Wyestu'dny. In ordrlr to carry
tho progruhiuw throe daya' races will
i . oomhhrediu two. and; hroo chm
‘ he ‘ to-duy and four to-rnor-
m. 6-day therewillbethe 2:34, 2:37
fillfllflciam Tomorrow the double
hill. 253, 2:40 and free-fora“ classes.
jilloel will becalledpromptlynt l’o'clocl.
v 1hr! «filling for the identification of w.
an mom's “Prince R." by W. B. E.
‘mwond ll” caused mmideruble feel’
._;..Furthermoro. it is now generally
thorn that w. B. n Lockwood had
two horses in the some race—“George
» Wilkm,” entered by (LE. ‘iwan. of
Derby. and “How," entered by H. II.
' Howard, of New York. The unfavorable
. nommenltowurd w. n E. Lockwood u
occasioned princilnliy by the fact that
' neither of'quld win. However,
I this doesnot involve the actual merits of
the mo, and it is now being considered
bytheoxecutivo committoe.Notbingnpto
noon today had been done toward the
identification of "Prince R." Though
line are plenty of assertions and rumors
that the horse hadnrccord that made
him ineligible to the three minute chum
nothing isproven, and if Mr. Lockwood
can satisfy the association that his horse
In all right he will not be put to any
further trouble. The czure of W. B. E.
lackwood may not be so easily (1ka
of. The rules any that only one horse
that has been owned or controlled wholly
1 or Inrtly by the some person or persons
within ten days preceding the race can
start in any race. the penalty for which
lethal the guilty party and horse rriay
‘ be suspended or expelled. or rim-d not to
f exceed one half the amount of the purse
x with suspension until the line is paid.
To what degree a plea of ignorance can
" be considered in extenuation, we sup-
pwcflnuotbe decided by proper authority.
‘0! the double-team race the heat was
given to the wrong team. It was Mr.
, ,Neely‘s team, Rocket and Gerald, that
, wasvictorious. This lrlistukeiscllurgc—
r, able to the otlico cut. Another crror
', chargeable tothe sumo troublmmrrrc nui-
tunl in Tun BENTINEL'S statement that
' Mr. Arthur is starter of the races. The
' ‘ name is right so far no it got-s. but need.-
_ I gentleman's full name is Mr. Arthur
. Balloon. The cat has been killml and the
next mistake will have to bc cborgml to
. the “devil." and he is not killublc or re—
llptmsible to any onc.
smart New Cum Kayo.
‘ mmdtnlefl‘cpuninhmcutuvux play-
or! upon Isidore Alt-milder. a South Nor.
‘ walk junknrun, yesterday afternoon.
while he was in New Canaan. Stopping
vlnfront of a blacksmith shop he wont
‘ illitle to burguln for it load of scmpirou.
. During his absence oomeone tiod tho
” - wheels or his cart with nine which
they bound so tightly that the assisuluw
of the blacksmith was retprired to rc-
move it. When Mr. Alexander rout-bod
West Norvulk he discovered just in
timetouvoidanumet, that n’ not had
' been room-ed from one of the nxlvs.
He lmruwed anothor cart and drum»
home. lie attribute! the mischief tolbl-
unplonel of u livery otublo nppouitc thr-
hloekuuith shop.
The Rollo! Corp Festival.
The Woman’s Relief Corps of Domain»
Pwlerl’oot opened their three nightrf
lairllnd festival hr the (i. A. If. I on
the Washington street bridge. lull oven.-
luz. Goudderlngthe storm there who u
new mac“. Aim”: for: tho hull»
‘ or any article» attracted mmidombk-
moo-mm motor] n wry attract-
lmqppum Alamo amount of lot-
um and motionle- were durum-d of.
mm willbo continued thin and to-
morrow evening.
«a...
«tantrum-y.
The uranium: of Ml. Hugh: (from-y.
doughnut 'l'llorrm Country. of Hartm-
Ivonne. Norwnlk. now organist at 8t.
1 Ito-9°: church. Hermon. to Attorney
manual Gleam. of that city. in up
_uouuoedmt|kephcouttheubovc
loaned church with u nuptial high um.
My morning, June 30th. llilo
‘Ooouoylo wellknovm in town and has
Wm bothluthls city and the
. Will» wish lwrrnuch joy.
, W...“
WomoApplmto.
‘ Thirty-one young; men were hard at
Minthohor animation-mushy
M.W¥Wn8- Mme
thelreumlnatlout‘orndmh
imbibe bur. maltreatmen-
Nurhuurlho umbrella «who
MflMMmuudldlmfmn
Murillo! the data. In mom.
*mtlamuluumn moratorium
'Mbdaythcywitllreeoucludod.
You-c lulu or. minus.
‘m‘l’m Iridiul‘liar-lionelubutlla
r
mm'W.’ a."
Winfi-
K' mum
. yluuedonm
4
, , no Internet
our two-l our-l
mum uorrwnulr our no. '5. u. um
rfii’r’i‘l‘wir. M It co omit.
"m'mut... n: “W... mm”:
arrows. no. rush a. on. custom man
your foot and have it fitted. flop-mug. was.
_... “we“, _, .
vigil-liner”.
for-arr canto-mu :- the mono Irma
Day Sparta-Bun Bull from.
Owing to the races atthel'nir Grounds
tomorrow. tho game of bull between the
Benton End the mute: will be payed
on the Baxteerounds in Soutb'Norwulk.
All holding moon tickets will be ad-
o.» , F‘
rtted ."3 nan _
At ‘a mooring of mo entertainment
committee, held Thurmlny night, it was
decided to give another course of live
l-nu-rtuiruuents during the mining year.
Ticketn for the union picnic to High
Rock Grove on July 1, can be bad at the
following places: Y. M. C. A. room, J.
A. Piuneo‘o. S. H. Holmes’ and F. J.
Curtis J: Co's. also from Rev. S. B. Wot-
kins, C. E. Curtis and members of the
association.
Al Charter Oak Park. Hartford, l0~
morrow afternoon, will be held the second
annual field day of the Young art-hi.
Chri-‘lliun association of Connecticut.
The Norwalk aswcixrtion will send the
following delegation of contmtunhs;
David W. Raymond, George ll. Merritt.
William Oldfield, Andrew Norman, (‘liuv
ton I}. Scolcy and George E. ('mllr. The
fare for the round trip from South Nor;
walk, including admission to the pork, is
$3.25. Tile 10:42 a. or. train will stop at
the. park. '
KNIGHTS 0P commons.
Five Hundred Men In Line at Durbnry
Youterrluy.
The members of tho Knights of t‘olum—
bus held their annual [Ell'llllt' and field
day in Dunbnry yostvrtluy. The rain in—
terfered with their plum but still tlroy
ulrulc n big showing. nearly live hundred
men being in line. It is thought that if
the weather had not bm'u so threatening
there would have been over eight lrun~
dml rrrou iu lino. The following coun-
cils were in the lino of march: Red Cross
of lhlnbury. Pavia of lir-tbvl. St. Augus-
tine of Stamford. Putnam of Nt-wtown,
t'ccil Culvert of Bridge-tum, Park City
of l5ridgu]x)l1,(‘otlrolic Union of Norwallr,
Orinoco of (iron with and Housutonic of
New Milford. A parade of the principal
streets of the city was made. after which
In yesterday‘s report of the single bent the members adjourned to the town hall. 3,.
where u collation was served, after which
routine and special business of the order
was taken up. Eur ll of tin» lilltn't’ mull-
c‘rhl wm m-wrupuuiml by a band or drum
corps and they rluldcu rplr-mlid showing.
All Aftcrrroou lturrauuy.
John ll. lit-moon‘s horse, hitched In a
blu-klnxml. run away ycstonlrry after-
m-ll's Wall sin-ct umrkot. The driver, a
Swede, ktfpt a tight grip on the ruins and
when the homo started bcwus thrown
down and dragged some distance before
he lost his hold. Tin- lrnm-dushcrl down
ll'allstrevt and up Knight stn-et. run-
ning into the hydrant in front of Miller‘s
tho burkboard and bn-ukirrgtlw lulrmw.
llc then run lll'l’lH-i tlwstnwl. bcudr-d for
llu- 0pm doors of the home car stables.
The animal struck the sidewalk and was
about to run into tllc stables when in-
frll. breaking both shafts. lie was cap-
lured lit-fore tlolllg any further durnugv.
A Kurwnlk Boy In tho South.
During Isaac Sr'hrivt-r’s trip mirth lu-
apeut a day with Charles 1-). Itvursou,
formerly of this city, at his form on
errrbury Point. Annapolis. Md. His
form consists of about 350 norm. and
contain» many fine bulldingrmvhirh won-
built by Thaddeus lklvids, mauufacturvr
of tlu- furlrouo ink. Tho from is u very
Illrllol'lt‘lll rlpot. several of the original
M'IIIIPI'II being buriod thorn. norm of tin-
tomb-atom»tlotiugnsfur bard: IN to“.
Tho from bucks on tho Chomp-okr- lluy.
Mr. llcmwu has thirty-nix bend of chitin,
n tim-cropof [rt-lichen and hay. nod in
doing well in the milk Illllllllml'l.
III. and am. Nut: surmount.
A large number of tho ilk-inborn of
the South Norwnlk Athletic club and
thu'r frhndn nominal up town hut overr-
lug. bonded by tho Mutual Drum um».
and mnmlcd Mr. and lint. Jun-pin
tingle. of (Ilium-l ”not. John Rooney
and Joncph McMahon cut/endow tho
mutually with vocal solo. and lfrt-d
Buckley prodded ut the piano. ltofnoll-
menus worn meal and owry one pom-at
harluplruaanl time. Dancing was on-
lr-n-d into turd motioned until an mrly
hour thin morning.
H... ...a. , "no..-
A Former II-t Intruder" Dull.
(lunge- lune, used fill years. died at
the Dunbury hmpitnl yuwnlay of mu-
Iumptltul. lie was well known through-
out the butting undo. having boon trnv.
cling for several New York firms for the
[not tr-u yours. Fiftellu yum ago he
m It prominent but manufacturer.
About twoutydlvo your: ago he lived In
South Nmulk.mcupylug John l-‘hrrh‘
lam oufiouth liniu street. «Made the
The more or nebular. but time.
1min Potter. of Norwalk. in in pore»
armamepuperwohich onhflobmle
kept ultyol their-t landmine
ummmtmmmm.
"cm "Mahmoud...
cm non.
chi
tom.
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first:
. 1 Mil...
mfl ransom!
M
Mr-
om an» autumn. "I
cnown. am“ 0.
mtu {endow
IMMUNE, 1. II. I!) Water rt. South
“melon lw ..
mataalrel‘rg’flxu'los. lamp w
430“ Box IANUPAO‘I’UBIIRS.
HE hill—ills”
HOW swarm: IIBIIT HAY]!
flllllA'l’llll 'l'llll HALMWS.
tor-hurl!” II. lull nil-tin Como-l-
«I In the blunt Illa Slipper. The. In tlu
WIZ'W‘ «no ulna—Jr” u anyofind.
Notwithstanding the vigilance of the
guard that had closely watchml Jacob
School» for several months post. he
would probably have cheated the gallows
yesterday morning. says the Bridgeport
Standard, but for the, remarkable in-
fluence exercised over him by, Rev.
Beverley E. Warner, who had congttantly
attended Schoole‘ during the lost few
months of his life. _
When the condemned mun awoke, he
threw the blankets aside and partly ruined
himself in the bed. At this instant the
watching officials. Officers Hayes and
(,‘nnlpnna, heard the ring of a piece of
metal striking the floor.
"Something dropped behind tho bud,"
Hayes said to Common.
"You, I board it." was tho rr-ply.
gut-or it was; a spoon."
"You go to the rclluml I'll (‘all Mr.
Wolbi," said Hayes. and he lllllllt‘tllult'l)’
summoned the jailer.
The latter hurried to Scheclo‘s cell.
Ho asked the condemned if he had
dropped n hpmu or anything. but St'llt‘tllt‘
repliml in tho negative. A search behind
the bed revealed nothing. and Mr. Wells
thought the guard was mistaken. Special
Officer Iluycn, IIUWI’VCI'. had soon Srlroolo
rear-b h-biml the bed as if picking up the
bull clothing. and It» was suspicions that
the ururdl-rr-r bad in his [amino ;\
weapon with which to end bi»; life. For
this mason both spot-lids remained in the
roll and watched Sober-Iv timely.
At 8 o'clock llov. Mr. Warm-r arrival:
and thou the primrwr disclozh-d tlrv fact
that the ollim-rs' auspicious worn well
founded. Turning to Mr. “'rlrucr
Selm-h-mid: 7
“Idr. Warner. l mm! to show you
that l our :1 man of my mml. l szlrd
they would now! bunt: Inc, but I pmmis‘
l-d you that I Would die like a mun.“
To the utter surprise of all pnwrrt
boclc unbuttoncd his under clothing
and handed Mr. Warm-r the blade of n
shwmakvr's knife. it our about iiw
lllt‘llt‘s in length and was sharpr-m-d to :1
point. Mr. “'urru'r turned Ill!" knife
ove-r to Mr. lluyr-s. Swim-lo said that n
«lozvu limos be had tbo- poiul of lire-
blzulr- at his heart and his stuuulrb. but
each limo llr' rvuwlrrborml his promise
to Mr. Warm-r and he n-fmirrml. "l
.1
the surnamoto make it complctm. The ominstrlrting from in front of “'nrrl- gavvbim lnywnrll thatl Would not kill
myself." lll' said, ”and pnqum- to hoop
it."
Schwlv then showed tho watchman
hmvforulonhr tilm- llv bud llu- knitt-
t'llllt'tMlt‘ll lll tho solo nf his slipper.
Finally fearing Ilt‘lt‘f‘llllll In» hurl rumor—
ed it and placed tho bind» in tho binding
A despimldo trick (-9) {0, whip]. "WWI" blacksmith shop. smashing the seat of of his bible. tlftmr while he sat reading
to Sir. Warner and tho.- watchman br'
llobvhltln- Iiilllt' within a low foot of
their cycle.
ln lr'L-l n'uurrlm upon the scaffold
Sclrwle‘x ulllniiou that he would not have
been tlwn- but for the tall: ho had with
llov. llovr-rly l'Z. “Eu-nor. was called
forth by tho lmifc irrridolll. to Which
rr-fn-rrlln- is nlmlcuhow. and by which
hr t‘xpt‘t'll'tl to commit Sllll‘ltll‘.
'l'llI-I TI'SNEI. DISASTER.
l’ulrwlldntrd Ill-ml "fill-lulu to hr 'I‘rlml
Neat Blond-v.
le trial of tho lvn-lvr- inrlir'tml din-c-
tomof thot'onsolidutml railroad volulvruy
will begin Monday morning. it pmruira-
m toba-om-of thr- tumt iutmulingltud
mmurkublr' criminal lriubs that blur lllltl’ll
plum ill toulo than. not only because of
the wmltb llllll rounding of tlwdefoud-
Nita, but Ilt't'l'lllllt' of tho vital I||Ierlll0ll:lll
imu- in tho pmwcutiou. It in nought to
ho mtublirdrorl by the [ample in this trial
that ouch and uvory ttlltt of tho dimctorrt
of u corporation. which. under tht'ir
managerrivnl.vlolutes tlm‘tuwu of the
ntrllv. A commotion mullet be imprin-
orwd. Though it can ho indicted it our-
uot br- mode to uubrnit to the jurisdiction
of the criminal courts. owing loan omis-
rllon in tho colic.
rim-rm Ambition aileron.
Dinner: of the Slate I'in'meu’o rumour-
lion clot-ted yesterday are: l’reoidont.
Nicholas» lit-uh: vicejmuldt-nte. H. J.
Eaton of Hartford. John W. (hrletam of
New Britain. A. J. Kennedy of New
lino-u. I. ll. Imuurd of Willitnautlc.
[Rustin (thorium) of Stoulugtou. Thmrr‘as
F. Home of Whom-d, Chief Wagner of
Illickvlllo and (lirief Will-y of lllddlrh
town: mercury. John [Smith doors:
tut-rum. Samuel (1. Huang. ’l‘lreoxecue
tire committee wiilrlolcct tho timeout!
pinco of holding the host wmeutlon.
A fill. Mold Buy.
A lintuf 901 entries. with ninetyoue
diner-mt content-uh. turd complete or
'ufor all the detalboftbe
museum, day of the
(handout Young Ilen‘n Clot-tin An-
lactation Athletic union. which willbe
gum beginning promptly o p. in.
Miro-lulled.
Ollvtl Brunch lodge. if. of P., hold
tlnelrnguhrmmtlnchuwtng. Ono
,Wmmurdoflmm
l"
mall
Moos: O. (3..me
mm'lt' ‘f ‘
I I l I ..
mull-unwound” tr. ' to:
. A. war Ior ‘ven .1
numerator. MB.”
‘5 mflhxltl. .
WILSO ll. vnrhupavlulty
, ".8. trem- mun-tr t low-
Mpflmflm rumbmfi‘fli‘mm
SrJouxxrusme ruluru t .s..mn-
hrcmm o! «laurlroriul rind «duh. ribbons.
lluiiii
beldnt Montcalm», June to. the m
'“""“d‘
tan 3 .
‘oorunn-
turn a coma!
ntnetunnol‘ the u .
WI!!!“ All!) “LAMA”
NARIIJ’. ILA: II . . OI Walt at.
‘ N Allentown. bllngmw :n‘rlmtln um.
8.
wrhuauo. u. n. u must. N.
‘ ”Milt All) SKI“ PIPI-
Wllabldllll. II. II. In Well at. N.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS-
KAST BID]! PHARMACY." t ' . .
dumb-y Baum. H to Ills. roman? ‘8
NEWS OF THE COLLEGES.
Mum-mot It Com” -m
Gui Go. to “Mill-
Irlucl. N. Y., Jun. law-Tho twenty.
third commencement of Cornell unIvuItty
took place yesterday. were con-
fnrred upon 255 nudents. it being the
Intent clan m undiluted from misin-
unntton. Thirty at the mount. on
, .
W” wallow-o halt-tar '- ‘
“monks, N. J.. Jun 11—11» unu-
comnrenocment of the Stevens lmtltutc
of Technology was bold Manning In J.
eob‘s theater. Brutu- WIm-u addruud
tho graduating all. upon “Soiree-I In
life." kt the conclusion of which dogma
were conferred upon the fortyvllvo crud-
Intel.
lllckln-on Collag- ”monument.
Cannons. PL. Juno )a—The lmth an
anal commencement exercises at Dickin~
Ion college were held in Boiler Memorial
ball. The ulututory was delivered by
George [‘1 Miller, of Dunville, nod the
vuledictory by Elm K Cross, of Ply-
mouth. Ho.
To Be [lo-oral It v.1.
NEW Ilhvaune Ill—At the Yulecorn-
mencourent this year Nathan Glickrrnau.
of Chippewa Falls, Win. will be vuledic‘
tumor and William T. Hartley, of Bridgo
port. will be salutatorian.
Old- Gon‘to Author-u.
Aunrusr. More"! Juno l‘J.-—meenov
George I). Ohio. for several your: past pro-
femorin mathemntleo at the l'ulvcruity
of ltocheotcr, has wanted I similar M
tion at Amherst. .
In. John 0. Law Intervlowul In laun-
rlon—Sha 53,. Very Lune.
PARIS. Jllllc lit—A compoudont called
on the widow of John C. Luau again and
vainly endmvurud to not her to talk about
or late lanlulntl'S connection with the
Kryslotlc bunk.
"tour wirod by lawyers und friends in
l’lrilrniolpbiu not to any n word," she said,
"and I do not propose to do 30. All for r
Mr. “’rruzmmlrcr, there is not a word or
truth in the published conversations I am
supposed to have had with him. I may go
to America to giro my version of my talk»
w it h .\l r. Wanamaker. "
Sold While ”row “in In function.
l’ulnanruuua, June lit—Tho council's
lur'r-htigrltiug committee has made the
startling [incur-cry that betwoell Jun. 5
and March 20 extensive transfers of rtock
were rumle in the Keystone bank dmpite
the fact that the bank was in Examiner
DRU‘I h-IMIEL
. Q l ‘
E n .firmruelhwm
3 IV' 1 ‘.
A "SKA! All) In)" WAT
run
. t w. .b on.
Hal It. .11 um nulblock.
: ‘ 1:131:33an
Aglfiuuomunw Moo-tout
Furniture. king 1mm“
‘ hggliilifili'mraol lion. m
W" A I) '
H ."l'lwl ill. at
It.
. a! 8 So. Hill It
outcast Mubllubnrnut of tho klllll It;
Ev A e rind complete monument of
allure. mum Pictures. etc.
Accused of Murder, Arson and?
Horse. Stealing.
who run on' menus mums
.QihAchlrgNI \rItlI Inching liar III!-
l-vul'n lulul lion In a Mill and Burn-
Ilg Illa Ilmlu "var Ills Hold—A
fimor'n Sorry "ultimo-Ill Vellum
erwru'rm, N. \'.. June ills—There is a
girl in foil a: hamburg who. if all the
Maroon»: heraro true. in tho inrauL
Man of vivb-usuesa and depravity. She .
I! nudcr 111"” for horse yzmrliou, but will ‘
also lu- chrrrm-d with onion ltllLllllllfilfl.
“"llirirl three months Plus is 32ml to have
untried no will former, burlml down hill
house. mill and burn, roamed bill weak
minded son to death in one of her firm.
and wound up by running off with a New:
burgllvr-rytomu and MINE] and trading
them for other horses and n wagon in the
Shnwunlzunk mountains.
Ant-fled Sear - fly-pay Camp.
The girl wasrrrmstod In Xewburg on a
charge of grand larceny on complaint of
Von Allen Width-ck. rt Broadway livery-
mln. and she then gave the name of Jen-
nie Williamson.
Tbemmpluhluut charged that the girl
had stolen a line harm of horse-l and a car.
rlagc that she lunl birml of llinl on Thur-o
dny morning. When urmwl she was near
it gypsy camp.
In her cell she acted wildly at times and
tore up her while apron and hosiery In
whnt seemed to hr.- a frenzy of insanity.
Karly In the morning. however, a while
hired and boarded farmer, nutty—live yours
or nae, asked to we the female horse thief,
und u noon on besnw her exclairrrnl. “Yrs,
thnt’a her: that‘s my wife,"
Cheaper to Murry "or.
The old man then told rue his story. He
said his mum was l'uul llzlllidrty nnd that
be lived uoar Burliughmu, twr-uty-fivc
miles west of Xvi-Vim“: ’I‘irrrre rrronths
ago he vi~ited the intellizrncc oflit-o of
Mn. .1. ll. Smith in this city, and while
there hired mm Illtllll‘sllc and tool. home
with him u young girl mum-d Lizzie
limwn,whohrrvlszudhire more from Ito
land air wicks before. After she had been
with him rl few days he concluded [hut it
would be cheaper to marry 'tiw woman
thou to continue paying her ten dollars a
month for her hurries-4.. Ho bud therefore
proposal! to her. was accepted and they
wan married the next day by rs blethodlst
minister at Middletowu.
nbo “’ould III-cl Ill-r \l’ntcrloo.
It “'1: Little tho Ton-ut- Received.
lhlxlmx, June IDs-Tho details of the;
irish plan of campaign fund show that of 3
the total of Klimt!) contributed mun;
wen- tulletlt‘tl in Australia, LIQUID in
Arm-rim and wow else-whore. tlu legal
Miami-m thon- mrs expended £43,000, uni
burtdluguunl other experrsra in New Tip ‘
prmry 140.1“), and on various objects 33,-;
on The baluuroof £37.61“), after deducbi
log tlu- utilising 83,0.” obtained through I §
forgot rct‘vlpl and no said to have been »
pom out to holders of large camp-Ugo?
lotion, is nil that the worm“ in Ireland.
lmw‘n‘cencd. i
.-..___a__.____
In Wlllnd Intro: I Myth?
Uranus. June lit—1A: the hearing of the
uppcul of Miss Gladys Evelyn from the
jurtgumotrlgaiuat her in her suit against
William Henry llurlbert.couusol for Miss
Evvlyu mul entries from the plaintiff:
diury lrr rt'gal'tl to the improper letter-
which all.» declares were sent to her by Mr.
lIurlber-t, but which, it in: said, were in
the handwriting of I pemrn called Wil-
Iml Murray. Miss Evelyn's counsel u-
nomd that there was not a shadow or evi-
deuce to show that Wilfred Murray ever
I‘llrlwd.
A Very Inch lnrrlod nu.
IIATAVIA, S. )2, June Ills—George ll.
Storufi, who live: near Ilolloy, Orleans
county, llllb been indicted here for bignruy.
“l' nurrrlml llertbn [lunch at Kendall, 0r-
humh mumy, in July, 1&9. and Ellen
Meyers or mum on Jun. 28, tall. The
former wife mule complaint. There ll
f'l‘lllmlf-‘t! that. he on married in Missouri
in am undo fourth tlrno elsewhere. and
that noueot the four wives wuduudor
dimmed.
Autum- Bowler- “In.
Bottom. J one m—Ip the grout bowling
tour-uncut at Ilnnovor the Americana
won thirty-two pm“, Mrs-hrs. Iv‘eldmun,
Thorn. Zauden, Quail, Stollmuu. Mlller
and Knluoror taking three such; Mom
Lurch. Jump, Schumlcb. Wehrner und
nclmnekanberg one each, while It; were
captured by Mr. Warnlck. The American:
Won the Germ-American tournament
by till potato.
' no anon-nu I) ~
«(mom té-Muuanuu m
Inc of tho Nicaragu- C‘linl Commotion
mthofollolflu‘m‘of- dim
vuo ermde mum.
Samuel Thoma. Stuyvesant Pub, Smith-
ll. Wood, sew-rd Webb. N. K. l'nlrbunk.
Boom W. Davin. J. P. P. Shauna-q,
n. It. sluvln. J. WJItllorJleuryIt. lloyt.
flurry A. Parr null Gordon McDonnell.
A Bum [trottin- Vault, Storm.
cm“. 0., June menu-r: Price no
going along A country rod to n u hhon
Ihe WAD vinyl-Id by William V Ind
John Outta, who dun-d Inc to u thicket
and attempted to mutt nor. nor broth.
Elmer rushed to her old and the run
turned upon lllru, fully subbing hill
with A dirk. 'I’he urn were null-alum“:
ruptured.
A vat-r: to: m m».
moon. Juno lit—Th- government M-
m .tlull‘l on tho caution of lung
labor. Mr. Sydney Hiram. -
had an amendment to this children
alder-Mon mot-pm workinzlu
mm The mutant
madman. which no ‘
by a vote of an to I“
impugn Pollu mm.
“mammalian Ju- n-dl‘ln w
and Mouth-
home.
m
mwu—nuumm
mutilation-Id.)- aunt-drou- to
In. 0' MMamuwfl
mm M
. rloublr crown.
m
a. [flush-unfit” dty.brtlroluuflrl.
Lizzie had It violent lrlllper and the
farmer cit-covered that hcr bead bud n
“'lrr-n hr spoke to her
about it, «he said: ”You, tbul'r- so, and so
did anolrou Bonaparte haw at double
crown to his bond." llc h'llelc‘l her
that Nupoloon llIMl met It!!! Waterloo, and
[but she uould probably meet in r'ea if she
didn't ream lrcr violent ebllllllnml of tum-
per nrrrlgiw blur some {war-c. On May")
tho old man drove to )lidlllctmvn looting
lrlltlt‘ at home with his .wu John.
“on" and Mn- Horned.
The latter wort thirty-seven years old nod
half wilted Whoa llttllltlilj' returned in
the err-trim; be found his little home a
lurmr of smoking ruins. Liuic coolly in-
formed bur bualnlml that his hurl John had
been burned to u cros». Ila hml gone into
the houhc to rulvo her from the lire. and had
been unuble to escape. while she had auc~
courted in getting out. The old man be
lien-n his wile not the to the huuseuftersbe
had first lucked John llnllidny up in nruom
from which he had been unable to reshape.
In support of this belief be rigid he found ,
the door Ill“ locked. The Roy be found in
the Mon of his wife. He, howover.
continued to livewith her. Un May no the
old man's: barn and mill were thmtroyed by
tile. [Jule afterward admitted to him
tbntahohnd started tho lire, ”the barn
wuurold one and she wanted to m I
new one erected in it: pine.
she hula-I More...
Hullldny claimed that he bud dawn-ulna]
yutcrduy tbllt Lizzie bud thlu Wt‘ek been
at Walker Valley and had tin-re traded a
good iron-lo with Jim Scott. and another
one Ind naurrey \vllbu rnnrl marred Wyatt,
receiving much more common horses.
mom-y uud Ml old buckbonrri wagon to
exchange. Wyatt, he sold, Will! a member
of the Wyatt family, two or three of
«home tuculburo hurl been wot to Stun
Sing prison. They lmlongul to the gang
of tillnvnmguuk mountain robbers. lie
telephoned thew fact» to Newborg and his
mtemcut led to the arrest of no wife,
whohul given tho home of Jeuule Wil-
liulusnn.
When Recorder Mchkory called the
one of the girl Ibo uppeuod to he twenty-
tlvo yam old. It» long, light hair hung
our her taco. and there In: it wild look in
has on he had norm pieces of her whit.
”could r but “In ten
thin Itlll mm and with the plou- enro-
Mywlpurl. mogul-film trom'tlo In:
Miro-tum. ' ‘ ,, ».
She would not moor qua-um that
were put tolmby the recorder and would
emotionally :hrlck out. ”'I‘nko her away.
tho old block. I never liked hurl”
fl. fool ”to .- 0“ Incl.
It In bellowed til» the It luuue. but
Farmer llolllduy any: Illa ll Illuruurlng.
In an Interview Hulliduy admitted the
truth of the adage that there was "no fool
ltkonuohlouo."uud uldtlnt lull-deer-
tululy born on. in marrying blurs Brown.
and that hewmrld never wed another worn-
nn simply luau“ sho‘wunuoodcook and
luurrdrun. M
1h 11m Jury We.
Wltulrmtc. Conn. Juno lit—The jury
luthollapwtll an Wlm
mt. lit-mung no bunt-lulu
thlourumtnndthmtwtt. Thain
occupied two week: and bur-uncut! eon-
likable interns Thwlll involved
only valued a mono or tun to .
KB.
,Allnv IWH'AIIMM .
tron“. Kn...lum 10.41:. ell-rm, a
the Broom “MW of
Karl-- in but Illod. Emma-Id,
Mfmmmwfllhmuu
he; ltbumtmmohthnut
ofmympuututohmniudlorth
mof'eonblln. than to hold thllr
Mondrian until they dill not [and
'I'ko III. In: I‘m-tun lull.
42m «I fill 2h“ Mir:
u
mailman-min the
of
_ W
dalmatian-Int «limp.
1.13 fl -
_ “inWm “2&9.”
“W l
0.131% AWRQ&% floral-r moans!
080?”? t , m 158. factor.
in. V '.
“unfilteriinchcui‘r” ** W
VII Nil-diam Dora! th. also
one.
‘0'
QUINTAIID. W. 0. Nu
"tumour. glue. etc. (we adv
firmlté‘ null null'
price.
left.
One lot handsome Terra. Cotta.
figures, worth Two to Three
dollars each; choice 980.
Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, nickel
plated, $1.29 Sett.
W
LA
, M'mchlurm). g,
‘ * melon.
Ila”! WEUAWW
Md)“ “I.
militant-11y. llama
unnnwm a country. ,
lo llnll’bhrclr.8.lf.
worn—4.—
J WM
Whether the” supply is to be
equal to the demand or not re-
mains to be' seen; however we
would advise each and every
one Who has anticipated call-
ning fruit this season, to buy
cans early. Prices. are steadily,
advancing. Our Price at pres;
eat for Masons’ is 890 dozen,
and 790 ‘for pints. We have. on
hand 15 gross; after these are
gone we will have to raise our
Be early and don’t get
Job ‘lot all-silk
per yard.
Last but not least, we shall § .
make for this day a. special out
on all Hosiery and Underwear.
Prices and Styles so many we
do not quote prices. It will
pay you, however, to take notice
of the fact that every1
this stock to be reduced on
Murder:
Watch this Space”).
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Bargains Each la .1
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“m" mm «bWIWWIbB-lb
warrants. a. not who‘d,
,' .oou.n.m.
Wmlnvmwl,
1‘ Allow 5 ‘ ‘
( unmet. Wfiflm'
MN I'll“; U'l' ' EN’L
Hotnme'dleu ' W
METIIOWLITAN LIFE 1N8. a» ‘-
ron st. 8. BL}. J.tlmhb.uuui§2'ut MIDI
NlllllVAbK FINE INS. CO. H.
, '1 "whim?" *- n
prom.“ mums. co. Tho. n w
m. an. A. B. rim "mil
‘ kl!"
,Ig t. Wu {I'll fiend.
luminous-int
um I I
, man. out. superlrr
Ribbon, ,5.
airing in
r]; a
31
, worm-hm
inaction ,
om: norm 1. ‘ 7 -
m om _
ODD
.Kun
xorrwaur won 00.
Ill. In:
”.1...
rr
1.32 $1» ‘
mourn: HIM,
SORWALKI
nd Iliu- cant
I
repairs for lulu
300 121.1). WM. A.
obh’rnry made prrrnrptly, ~
”MAW mm
HARVE‘Y, 0. u. 10 ”01”] VI.
bionic uboutnvlloal.
norm mailman-la on. ‘ I
wpgultrywte. Choleo‘ , , , 5h mm ,.
33133.43. Halo Abnormal-5‘
poultry. fish, vgwlhluficyf ,' ‘
LUMBER DEALERS am
It \XDALL‘S rm. 1N. lumbar-rid
, longhorworked border-an
masons nun annulus. -
SEYMOL nmnv new». 8. * "
kinds oln'htone muslin court-claw ”I
3mm, WILLIAM H. awm 8. U. ml "
hlnznromptlrmcmhdm- I" s ‘ V , .
mumm‘owu'z. Us]!
BATE. P. W. Water st. N. Inn-W If
time nltennd mnrhlo w Crud dealer
nongork of all kinds. ork. in
MEN'S OUTFIm
COMS'I‘OCK BROS. Manolo hfld’ 14.. :4 Bo.
Main at, 3.25. Gentleman‘s f
YRAXCIS & CO. flfi'nsbl S. . In.
tllrmen’s unnumfiin kink. ‘
II, 80!!
Immun- 1111038. . ,
GU80“'SKI K. a WI“ . A I“ _
guaranteed; the latent ugh-aim“ his:
KOCOL'R. I". 11' N Main 8. 1‘. line NIL
nopecI-l o. Mlle. Ole.- '
ty. ,
conuxnnuumm 8.x. India-own ; _
material used It , r .«g’;
FITCH. AGXES murmur H. for ‘
“on sorghum“: th. -
“BIC mourns. ‘ .
GIBSON. ALEX S. 22 Kerwin Plano,
organ and Iran-any. . n. x.
orsm cums um um
“inn-mm wwwmwm
0 .
hale dealers in nodal! ’ ‘ ' '
REED d: HOUSMAN. 13‘ "Wall! 3.8.x. m
tors and shippers of Norwalk oysters. ,
vazv same. 1. L. a. 00. P. 0. but an 8.1!:
PATTERNS AND nouns. ‘. I‘ "
XORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chum .Atr-
thorpe.pmp. Rimme- Bullion-unlit.
ing a specially. by Inter of
air. Rant-nets: Nonr Lock Com .
tstenmullr. Bobnnnan. (steam): I]. I.
pelt. (steam: John Tryon. hot all); William
ILSrnith. talcum); brace 'hurch, (hot-it);
and many others. , ’
PADS 121:8.
B AIS- . . ». r N. pointer
i[Ellintfglo‘lld fndcsilvggmn 5|)ch I. ‘
OSTEBBAXK GEO. II. 7 Water 53 N. Bonn
and argn painter. paper hangar. 0cm.
community}. 4
promo. o. s.’ 78 Watchman at. s. 3. 0m
quality only, and that the best. ‘
PHYSICIANS.
rke, \l'. 0.. o c 5 nd 7 “’ hlnztnn
BI; ‘ Hours tlfltoelh. {to-1:7 103.5 "-
:PIANO THEIR & REPAIRS]!-
HESDEE, l '. F. rol- Wall and Knight stall.“
dealt-r in piaxlrla,or§;lurs.sheet nlusic,elc.
I'I.ATI.\'(;-»(BOI.D. SI LVIIR ARI) NICKEL
SOI'Tll SUICWALK I’LATIXG CO. ”Water
.-t. .-\ll kinda-vi olertmplatiugdone,
and refinishing of all kinda of 30%.
REAL MATE AGENT“. "
LAYTOXJAI‘OB M. Wuhlngtolnt.“ .0 7
5.3. Property for sole. houses to naturally ‘
\voomvalu). r. A. No. Main sanJronsa; " ‘t '“
rm: and building lots for sale. ' , “I
Botswana‘s“. , ;_1
Bl'XBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad I’llce. B. N. I “'
at all hours. Strictly first clue: in every _ '
spem. A few toblebou‘ders taken. " - fl ..
Last-2's DEPOT umnavruxr 3.x. ‘ ‘
it): the bent. primlhelowuf. o'maallfl~
sermons. ,
BAIRD'S. MISS lKfil’l’l’U’l’E. KY ‘
boarding and day school. 690’“!th
MRS. )IEAD'S SCHOOL for girls and y "
lmlleo. Hillside. . ‘. Spring term opens Am,
SHOB’I'IIAND AND "PK-Wuma- .
LAI'DI'ZR'S BLOCK. 8. ll. 0. F. Pl
Day and evening am Send (0%“
MBA! 33:] ‘ W'i‘.
NDRWALK 130 I s
'ntel’ at, n. N.n«r Railroad . . .. .
tl'l'l‘AIIISIIIP non'r 1mm. , ~ é
LAYTUXJACOB .Wn‘s ingro- .
8.N.Pm.tickom¥nlrm:omorgémng
8’10!“ bum
FERRIS. JOHN II. n Wald-grog «mug
brick. lime. cement. hair.
MORTI33. JOHN B. u Tudor avenue. 3. X
Abmlnyrr of ouncretew .,, ml
storms, muons mm mm
,chruvrr. LANDON a Ilnvilnud ids: ' .‘
tins ntuvcs and walerhenlm. P. 0. ha”.
rowan. J. w. an Washington at. s. N.”
nucmo. .
MORTON OIlN 8.1T. humour )3.
and hm“; trucking proinptly dug-ed“:
outrun-rams. ' ‘ ' r "
Jusxmosa. I). ovei'flm n. Km. Ita-
deuce :3 Run at. N. hone. . h
Jrhum ow. to um at. Mop.
ll til hours. - - .,... . 5. ~
rumour). oro. ”15.5.3 dud Ii lulu .
We nor. a. mud}:
wow
nee!
“Jacob um: “ ally-4
lit-um rm In.
m .. - w a“...
mdfl-finmm'ufi'
mobcgdulgg'fillfil.“ «
‘lh . . ,
JARVIS ‘K'WELILOGG.
mum . $115}
rm “grill “lb“. unit:
mower-“mud Mi"
aruammm. ‘3 " “W
01mm“ can“
mam Nanchang”. Ihw
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