«Mi ’ Ind committed suicide.
remarkable coincidence, inasmuch as the
I r
; mm” P ‘9 Homer UH
, w :: Tsvvsvmcrov's‘
It}. Green Believes He Is a
. Marked Man.
TED WHEN Ill 1118 STEM?
Ills ”filial That In In Being ”endowed
’ am we» Intasul u Luanda"
H”. Case Iluels Like That of Dr.
Oswal- la Chicago.
WAT], June aa—rr. J. Green, an
artist now of this city, but formerly liv«
Inn in New York, has the unpleasant
knowledgcmshoclnimao! being a than
marked for death. Not only that, but be
fully believes that two men who movable
him have been tracked, mistaken for him
and murdered in cold blood by the we
sins who seek his life.
William Kendall's Death.
Wednesday of last week the well pro
served body of William Kendall, a well
known business man, was found in the
Ohio river four miles below North Bend,
0. The inquest developed that Kendall,
who was from Newport, Ky., of the Chel-
’ louse Preserving company, was last seen
in Cincinnati the Saturday previous.
It was just after dark and he was on his
way to his home in Newport. . The rnys
tery oi' Kendall’s death was not unraveled
bythe coroner’s inquest and how the man
not his death is unknown. It was thought
that he had been foully dealt with.
Like tho Cronin Case.
The strange circumstances surrounding
the death have since led to a remarkably
interesting story, which may develop
warning facts similar to those in conueo
tion with the celebrated Clan—nudism
murder mystery of Dr. Cronin,“ Chicago.
OnJune 2 there appeared in a Chicago
newspaper an account of the experience oi
an artist, M. J. Green, of or; East One
Hundred and Sixth street, New York city.
Mr. Green is now in this city.
Killed Another by Mistake.
To a reporter he related his experience
since he first became aware that he was!»
lug followed, as he believes, up to the time
of his leaving Chicago, June 10, when he
came to Cincinnati, where he has secured
employment. Since his arrival here two
or three strange coincidences have co
curred When he arms tothis city the im-
putation had been left behind him that his
domination was Cleveland. (in the morn-
ing of J one it the body of Louis CMnr, a
Hungarian of that city, was found near
Chadwick street.
The Violin: Cad-r.
The corpse was found lying in a [no] or
water, and the chest was covered with
blood, :1 bullet wound having pierced the
. From the circumstances it was
supposed the film had been murdered and
the revolver rapped near by to ward of]
suspicion and lead to the belief that Cedar
This was another
dead man's description talliedcxactly with
that of Green, who had just arrived in this
cit .
I A Second 0-. Killed.
Themt striking coincidence was the
doathof William Kendall. A description
(1 Kendall tallies with that of Green in
Grubsdbsentraoadtothia citybyhis
nannies and marked again [or death.
Isndall,however,wsslnistahen for him
and killed,the body being subsuruently
throwninto the Ohio river to ward ad
magician.
Mahatma-not the disappear-
nn, irequently nomad over the river,
ndasKonthIIw-lsatssengoingiuthat
i
thiseity,Covingtonand
men who have plotted his
thinks that Kendall’s life was
assasinswhowm bent on hilt
man,andthatman was him-
Infirmthstthsmwhohsvsbun
. “armamofgetungawaywitha
mas-ksdvlctimandthepolicsdonothnow
llthelrwbsreahouta. lie thinks that if
thanthorithaotCiue-innsiiare disposed
Iohohiutoihsdaathostn-lalithsymay
some! as interesting case. Green is
mot known in Cincinnati, unless it be
bythosshaelaimsarsshadowin‘him
0ns Killed and soar Mosul.
”manners—sum ocean.
nlatthsshaltotshacaldwsil Costco-
$555
I:
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5
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in“ who“ II he,
Mull-Isthmus.“
martyr. . .
nan fromavkiag
code. He base
I or a 3 I 0 article.
they mean. '
firmmvifi‘tiaanf' W ”
lanai-7's “atoms“ Will Bo 'l'ora to
sand- Ivy rt.
Purtanamm, June ill—Tho mayor's
experts, Taylor. Fauuchlawrones, Brown
and Thomas W. Barlow, are now preps!»
in: a rsport which is likely to tear ax-City
Treasurer Bardsiey’s statement to shred».
The report will be presented to Mayor
Stuart by Batunla or Monday rust.
Mr. Brown was lapoucd to be reticent
astothe naturoof the report to be pre
sented, but it was learned that the experts
have not enough information to totally
disprove llurduloy's statement. it is said
that in direct contradiction of Bardsley's
statement it will be shown that Mini)!!! oi
the public money went into the lirndiord
mills, and that since Bard-icy became city
treasurer fully 83,001,000 have WW
through the Key-tone bank in a fund.
from which Burdsley has drawn various
atnountu to pay the expenses of the Brad-
ford mills.
District Attorney Graham has written a
letter to Chairman Vunoslcn, of the connv
cils’ investigating committee, advising
himw make another demand upon Mr.‘
Alexander to induce his client, Brinkley,
to appear before the committee. Some-
time ago the committee had written to
Mr. Graham making a similar resident.
Mr. Graham repeated the request to Mr.
Alexander, who thought the only state-
ment Mr. Bardsley ahould mulls should
be made in court. As the statement made
by Bar-dairy has not satisfied the commit
tee they again repeated the request to Mr.
raharn
G .
Mr. Graham was asked when Bardsley
would be brought up for sentence He
said he did not know, a» Banlsley'r state.
ment was still being investigated to ascerv
taiu whether or not it was true.
"If it is true." said Mr. Graham. “why,
of course he is entitled to any benefit
which may result from his telling the
truth. ll it is not true, why it is iniorrna
‘tion for the court to act upon."
Draw Still Under Suspension.
Wastllxotos, June air-Controller Lacy
said that Bunk Examiner Drew was still
under suspension. Investigations now in
program, he said, would determine his
future course in Mr. Drew‘s case.
Alaska to lie Populated.
DETROIT, J uue ill.——Lmlwig Von Dolcke.
who hum been practising medicine in this
city for the last year, left on an important
mission. lie is bound for lurlnnd. his
native country. and there he will inter-
view the government authorities at
Reykinvek, the capital town, upon no less
a scheme than transporting ti entire
population of lceland toAlrua stablish—
log a colony under the government of the
United States. It is understood that Dr.
Von Dolchs will receive substantial back»
ing from a number of capitalists interredr
ed in the development of Alaska. and that
the l'niml “tales government looks favor-
ably un H:- whemp. The population ul
Iceland in me was 72,445.
Will Elmore Email-sous.
Buusswrcs, Me, J uue Lil—Bowdoiu
collegdwiil send out its first scientific exv
pedition Saturday and the results of the
trip will we awaited with the greatest in-
terest by the whole scientific world. The
objective points are the coast and interior
of Labrador. The expedition will benn~
der thcimtuediate supervision of Professor
L A. Klee, instmctor of biology at the col
lege. One of the most important lines at
investigation will be that of anthropomsr
try. Thus far the measurements of but
five Equimaux min the possession of the
scientists. The expedition will plan to
return for the beginning of the acad-
emic year ram
Importers Will Compromise.
Clleio, June m.-lt was said that the
hat trimmings suits against the govern.
ment to lacover oxeasfls duties would be
compromised The suits number over
Wandtosettlathom all inoourtwould
require many years and great “pause and
ithastherefore been deemed wisehy the
importer-to compromise the matter. Five
million dollars is the amount said to have
been agreed upon in the settlement
Wumwros, Juno It~Assistant Beers
tary of the Treasury Spanning said that
the government had not adored to corn—
promise and pay 5,0!!va to the Chicago
importers of bat trimmings on amount of
excessive duties imposed on such Roads.
Immense lat-bu mm.
mosses, Wis. Juno arr—The flat. land
comm have, during the last three
months, been investigating the subject of
troops. on timber lands and have an-
earthed great frauds. Millions upon mil-
lionsoffsstolpine timber have been cut
what he pleases for his?
l'l
‘ I? 13in not
worth what you pay for it, the di crevice
is literally thrown away and those who
are rolling in wealth can scarcely afford
to throw away money. You have heard
of hard pan prices and you know what
3‘
ht, to demand $100.
what'you b
CDWHIDED Bl A WDAIAI.
A Witness in a Divorce Case
Soundiy Thrashed.
.m—m
mmsfiwm more: use:
Tigress—«flu Wow Toll Against lies
I- the (than.
Warsaw”, Conn, June a - Min
Pearsall furnished food for a urination by
one of the witncsoea against her and lid
ward Camp in the Camp divorce sass.
Mrs. l'canmll is the rich Waterbury widow.
the owner or a stand in Washington mar
deserted his wife. The wife has just ob
tained a divorce, and has a suit for Hum
pending against Mr». l’earsail for alien»
his her husband’s affections. lr‘lnnmy,
the man who was mwbided, is alkali
twenty-two years old, and for some time
has been employed by the town to work
on the ninth. '
Arr (infection-bio Wilson
At the trial of the Camp divorm case be
was a witness for Mrs. Camp, and testified
that it was not an uncommon sight tom
Mr. Camp and Mrs. l'eanall embraesmd
hiss each other. Finnery WM at work on
the road near Mrs. Pearson’s maidens
when she saw him, and immediately bar
wrath arose. "sunning to the born the
down the road to where Flowery was work—
nn enraged tigress, and. swimming, "You
will show me up tothe eyes: of the world.
you scoundrel," she flourished her whip
and scattered all the laborers on. the mod,
and then directed her attention to l‘ionery.
Down came the lush on his shoulders.
which were only protected from the, son
bya thin cotton shirt. Down «arm the
whip strain, and before he regained his
muse» she had made halt a timed cuts
with the whip.
Took to Illa "so”.
lv‘inncrty then stoned on a wild malt
who, although she weighs :50 Moria,
showed remarkable Npr‘wl. For mo yards
she kept abreast of him, when her Hamster
weight told on her and «he wzu forced to
drop to the rear, while l-‘iuncrty kept on
atn rate of speed that would have done
credit to an electric car.
Rushed Into site law ”at.
Finnerty never stopped running until
heroached the othce oi Attorney "Sell,
on Main street, counsel for Mm (lamp.
()utoi’ breath and completely exhorted
he run up the minim b-mlmg inm rho who»,
threw open the. door, shtumml it hick
again and fell into a chnir. When- he re-
covered breath he told the. astonished Ml-
tomey about the humwhipplng and
begged to have Mrs. F'em'fidll national.
lie showed several bruise.» on. his head and
body, which he said were mwlc by the
woman. ‘
His story was taken down. and? the
prosecuting attorney will he linked to draw
a warrant for Mrs. Pearson’s arms.
In. Poona“ Mainland.
Mrs. Peat-soil. after her exciting en»
counter with Finnerty, felt greatly eluted.
When she saw Finnerty disappear in a
cloud of dust «town the road she putrid
still towait for the dust tarsal by the
frightened man's heels to settle so: that
shscould get her [airings to not home
again. She “prowl herself when she
returned to her residence so beinnv willing
topayafew dollars for the privilege of
using her whip on such a man.
Stonewall Jackson's lam
Luiwmx. Vii, J one Lid—At howled
a m. the remains of (lencrui'l‘. .I'=. Jackson
were tahen from tho grave in the city rm
every, where they were interred at the
than at his death, and plated in tile mull
over which the monument is new build}
ing and which will be unveiled on July 2!,
The vault was scaled up perimtnsntly. It
was Mrs. Jackson's venue» in a 1.3!.th
the body he removed In the night, marl
that no one should know of it except the
committee in charge. Elev request was
granted
liaison O (In. Assign.
Nrw You. Jams mad. W. Stetson k
(30.. of 69 Willl street. have mat-lo ems-am
meat. The iirm vmn organized in rm and
was engaged in the Iron and railway sup
ply barium The liabilities at the“!
are about wool), and they any they will
be able to my in gun. The follow in»
signed to t tlg‘tnosa at the my
market and the consequent My to
malteeoilectiona Mr. seasonal-valvular
oi Grover Cleveland’s law partner.
Ian-in By sire Ila; coast
llnmrrs, June aim-Judas 6mm ovals
the opening sizes}: for the defense in the
made a powerful M. Hr.
Mppi, alivo for the do
bass. tailored Jody Orson in a short
moment.
An Amen-ow ouru- M.
an Ammo, 701... Jan: fight-(Maul J.
, sum nr‘ W
at fast M nor-sin
Uammsvstrmlksmna
mutilate. lit-add“
melamine-rowan“ mm..‘“""““"‘“‘
Winn an. Spied In Vlelllw Wadi-(ow m
publicly horsewhipplnz James Yinnevty, a"
hot, New York, for whom Edward Camp M
procured a stout rawhide and then ran,
lug. She rushed on him with the fury at .
down the road, followed by Mrs. l’emllz, ‘
. commander
mil-flout of the Twenty-sited mm. H
oversees
r
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Comstock Bros,
Ii tom Isis it. to. Instill.
..,
m situate vvosto.
loll-sat Mugs: and am Assad.
"an championship can".
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Batteries: «sauna-rim Gaol-vs
swam
“bullies-a no.3
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“ligtw'iittmtq and my». buyer“
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haters-w maestro-rel Wells. Aluminum!
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”winter... 1 u l i o o o ., 0.: all
Newmven. .." 2 v a I a o ¢1!--l0 s 5
Datum» ilbrovo. ”bud! Moi fimum
“was; and Wtbmu
A: limited» I II a
Main ,,,,,,, rarituouumwir’.
l’teflidrma'. ,n t 'J 0‘ I 6r z u 9—» v i! :
harm-m o rr‘is'wm and mirth}. M’ W
husk.»
M Albany it it s
Airway“ ,. , z a! w 7v t 2 o 1' still:
Mirrors». iwolrflorpfll :62
imrrvtm: from Impatiens! limo; oath
ha and game
vné...
H m "Wager.
. "own «I loin-vol Carefully '43“! and
condensed.
.ln arm-t hm berm “ch by the police in
manor “#in w m» the moi WWW rob
hrry oi rixwuytv from the Mahlhvbmrni
at H. J. “mom; a ‘10.. «1 Km York. duo
mg a Me at that place. William ll. Cosh
luv, and nit-em». a clerk intisrarnploy
of the hm». Ms taker: intmmsnsly char"!
with the nitric,
Andrew A. Meyer and maintain it
leiwr. Fllflf‘ffmr oi the lime”: Invest
rvwfll mmwny M' ”Minn, - i. use”! with
comp-mot}: M «i.- luml. lotto Imrn d1“.
cinema-xi from: orientate The user beam:
powdot ultimo. sip-whit! hearing
The crew at the *‘Ififl’m James W.
Witch. Captain butcher, which united at
lineman from Methane. were all plum-n!
under overall a» wimzm in the can: or
the: murder at tin mrvmd more, Adolph
Bit-Loan; by Sword maria Ford in the
harbov oi flatworm Mary “J? lat-t,
The Vowel-ism» Woolen Wm «runner.
mill at Vnamtmm, la , was destroyed by
line In» (twist. partly insured
The Candi crew woo thelmtvaorat
Sow Marlon. Pennsylvania was sound
and Columbia third.
law. rather mm. the Cathode pvt-wt
who was recently «envious! at Toledo. 0..
of Violating the (Mo aim
rim hurls ntwuwmhntum under
its mum.wm fined twatyhva doi
l-a ml enlists by Judge l’vrpleyflnllse
court of common pleas. no in MI!
hetiioilmaw oi tbehiaddesidevliutla
state.
John Valuers, them of the Idea
of will” mum and hooks” rail-
roadsmdhndathbmia nodal»,
Jam all
W m aw the In“ If“.
mom, Jam iii-Jinn Cult” moved
the mood who‘d thelria‘r'alaadpur
shore hill in thehmdhmk. llesaid
he believed the We: would assure the
bounded prvaeviity of Ireland, rm Des»
man named abomination of timid". which,
he mmwooi‘vl injure- the landlords sad
mm tamer, sari was a res-chimeri-
font of Wm. ”Muhofll’m
ford solid in was. m mom means
are. Xv» m hurl a rinse inner what it
Warren ital-em would be. 1hr
Inshofllrxylralao W to the hill.
and the More “journal wither; salon
a3
”Mound-cu.
cm
W
We! as
wile lkasivllbatbbwifavaosway
mum.m ,sodlvssrsatis
beta
Imnic Drilling, Ilorvvslli.
Dill! ‘ Omar/tin J 48 SW:
[‘3 CU]? FAMILY MEDICINE."
gaseous... MMLMI-lam
s3 MM ' sum. sears-la
mrsfiwmflhh rm ,. sun-u. man.
WM ' mtbe es-
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- awflilflflfihil, meawlaudllm
llElilllll BUSINESS DDllEDE
FTAMI'OKD. CONN.
MEI TIIIDIIIII EITIIlE Will“.
A practical. Business: Training School {or
built mire. H [ninth-entering dunn lhv: sprint:
can he {tiled to ill! withvlm in he autumn.
Kw" basin-me. brunt i taught tlmrmmhly. The
college is "lint r laur' in mulpmoni. and over)
vl-pvsrimrui in change of (‘uiltimlt’lil instruc—
tors. r-rrul turmtahmie. i‘llllfl‘fl.
President Iisrrlllilutinmcoileze
"A”FUKD. ("0X32
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
‘VCQV DIV IN THE Vflfl.
m
Mince
Superior duality.
Cleanliness.
uni museum to
.‘ house. hut-[m
I ,~ -- my :1 ”r m'rr'ml/m rumluryve prev,
, - ,w 3.3m ' :zlunxlutnakv:
, i L "i .ulir‘is :. urn-l humus on
i, .w ~ I«..~-I.uu~lefl.
I}: :‘n' ‘L”;.l..i~s
'i’ 2.1LE.5rna:unE. N.V
myrrh
CALIF NIA FRUIT
comma cum
“(km ‘ to all who I‘
:l Tsar-run fur it. Write a
for n Con “mountains
0"! I“ be Ital-I momentum
m ‘ 'IIILEV C0" Ellilim‘i. lad.
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W! RADAM’S
Illfillfllll
KILLER
. 0m All. MAM
have»! lent «only and experiment have
how that Alix-min»: wrm uni? sn-
g'wmuae of H‘L'r)‘ dim. iii v1 erml
may elmusil destroys this raw hills
'he sierra Ufeor irmbe, and perfect heal
mun {idiot-1. it hits termini asa blood pnr -
.ndls most 1' lamin- i'anda
m a" I “their. 15: our teatim'rlllllls from
under!
"MM is gravel (oak-wick?!» has been
- , r us.
mil. . bingo hwmalk. I'onn. nr 7
l
hula am. an rm city. ad am
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canine ‘10 Tar Paw.
Call and see what our prices are this week on
PARA§OLS.
Ask to sm- our Iwzmiiful line of Figured Drapery. H wide. only
it
,I’
!
(mu-w; {m
24/, .
to place on sale our entire stock of
In every instance.
___.-....._
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12.31- yurd; regular price 2.1-.
n .-
Qilv and 1’50
:lJt'
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cow -
Hurguius still continue in
a... 4“,.
_....._ w.—
w- ...4 ”a.“
. $l9.50,
r.‘ o
kind pp _ . .
but here’s one which Will h
inspection you can give“ it: ,y ‘
CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK
the situation.
SUMMER FABRIBS AT FIGURES THAT ARE
BELOW COST
We want to reduce our immense stock, and big sales are expected
to prevent carrying over summer goods.
all to secure. Dry-Goods yet seasonublc.
our store and select your choice of goods, and in no
case will the price touch the real value.
lar- attention is called to our large stock of
Counterpanes at 890
This is a chance for
You go through
Particu-
Also our line of Challies, Sateens, Lawn, Scotch,
French and Domestic Ginghams, and our Stock of
Plain Goods, India Linens. Vicioria Lawns, Cambrics.
IIulls and IIainsooks.
Jersey Ribbed Vests.
itl dozen Jersey liblml Vests for 15w t‘al‘ll, worth 1’50.
.5
We wiIl open on Saturday, June 21m, in addition to our already
large stock of Gents' French Flannel Shins, a complete variety of
new styles, consisting of Stripes and Plains, ranging in price from
48¢: to $3.25, which we think are very attractive, and prices far
below average cost.
Hosiery, Gloves and Silk Mitts.
We also have a large stock of French Flanm-ls and Outing Cloths.
in stripes and plaids. which we also think an- wry
attractive: prices “’1‘. Hie, fine and 250 per yard.
Ladies’ Shirt Waists.
Extraordinary Bargains in isdies' Shirt Wrists.
lo doz. ('zunbric \‘i’aists. plain-cl back and front, 500. cheap at 7.3x,-
I; doz. Plain White India Lim-u Watisis. pluilwl buck and from,
the; cheap at SUN.
5 doz. Plain White lndiu Linen Waisis. pluilml buck and front.
8L0"; i‘llt‘ilp at $1.25.
-i doz. Black Saloon \‘i’uists.
cheap at $1.50.
3 doz figured and Polka Dot Sateen Wallets, planted buck and
front. 81.25: cheap at six-'3.
A full lino lmuulrod and unluundrml goods in ('ulnrri and
white, formic and $1.25.
pluitml buck and front $1.35;
A fine line of. Dents’ Underwear always on hand. in colored and
white, in 251:. 50c, 15c, SLDD and $1.25. Also a complete line
of Gents' lies, Sashes. Bolts, Dollars and tails In Summer wear.
We have as fine a line of Gem's Hail-Hose at prices ranging Ivom
Ilium 50c as evershovm. iii an Ribbons ucosnoclen up stool.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
(if which wohnvooarriml an oxicnsivo stock all through the.
season. have just recoivod u now supply, and oil‘vr to the [maple
greater bargains than over before. Lndies’ Corset Grimm. big
drive for 260; regular stock 25c, 35c, 45c, 501-, the and «or.
Lodics' Shirts for 25c. 400,, too, 750, Mm. 81.12 and “.25.
Lodioo’ Night Robes, 50c, 750, $1.00. $1.25, 3L5” and 31.75.
Agent for Demorestliachine
Best of all, mmmnioml for live yenm'or new nun-blue.
M.~S.W§WMITH,
INSURANCE gamma,
Wot
mt you mum 7,
35c and M:
“I ‘1‘,
‘ N ecchity knowsfuo
and, as the highest necessity is’ alwy' _
the ruling principle, we are not lookin
for alternatives, we are simply accept! '
the inevitable. Here is an unproc'f
dented opportunity for you. i
We Have Begun To-Day
Pea
Hill THE can or sun
HAZElTO
Baled Hay and Stra .
‘ Mos
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. Healthful. It
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hiclmrliilmali,w Pine million
WOOD.
cum AIID urn.
RaymondBvother ~
THE EAGE
SAFE, PRACTICAL AND H
('annul tail to boa favorite among wheelme
a. BAPTIST PERR
um autumn BiDlDlE. *“
This when] lms been thoroughly tested a
Agent {or Nurwuik and vicinity. '
”Hire 3‘ Ru} mnml sin-vi. mnwr dm‘.
l'. n. linx JT‘J. .‘Muth errWAlL, (‘1
n..
m2!-
Woodward I
To let for season or Tenn .
At Reasonable Pric
Womlward. Lowndos and Lin
coin
$4.130. Terms to suit purchase
Twenty-two lots sold this you
For further information apply tr 3
Or Christian Swartz ‘
THE
AIID ADJDIIIIIIG IiIlIllIIIlIS
Years
Also eight lots for sale 0
avenues. Price 2350 r95
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