"7:301“
IIEPlIllT BITHE EXPERT;
Light Thrown on “Honest"
John Betdslcy'é Theftsl
E13 m ‘STBALINGS
la fanned City and state Money as I
For coat- and the Keystone National
Bank Paid flint the Enormous Sum of
Iaariy 011.000 in Interest.
PHILADELPHIA, July ill ~‘l‘aylor Faunce,
laments Brown and Thomas W. Barlow.
the committee of experts appointed by
Mayor E 8. Stuart to examine into John
. WI acoountsas city treasurer, have
made their report. After recapitulating
the accounts as found, they show the net
balance due the state from Ber-daisy to be
81. 00915. file account with stuia‘and
city is thus stated: . p
amounted to “2,865.1” and he item show» 0' 5"“ “W“m~c- 3- “imam 0‘
1%: amount due :2 31: State ........ S}.5&"t$ 3 ing a deposit to Bardaley'n account of ”Tr M;nslield ‘ .
amountdne y ......... .11». or Judge of the supreme ( mart—Gustavus
Totalhalance due to state an
the city to be new ted for
' canon.
l»Deduct amount of deposits
Houbanhstolsym. 18th..
Total ............ . ..................
a—oeem Keystone bank due bills. mum on
Total. .......................
ll—Didnct keystone bank checks
paid byly.8srdalayinexeeseof
Wyflduiflndty fund account... MIME ID
’l'otainet deacon” in so. M
ley‘s account ...............
a Grand Total of Ina.8:a.3s.
in addition to the deficiency of 8553.-
sense. the interest which Mr. Bardsley re-
ceived from the various banks, firms and
individuals, together with dividends on
stock and securities in which be invested
‘ with public money, amounting to at least
mono. should be added, making a grand
totalof money misappropriated of 8118,-
83538. Aatothe above credit of I15,“
represented by Keystone bank due bills,
we find more or less evidence of payments
made from time to time by Mr. Burdsley
to the president of the bank, which may
make up this amount.
Suspicious has
The due bills are irregularly numbered
and dated. and this in connection with the
fact that‘we have found four blank due
bills in a sheet uncut under a blotter on
Mr. Bardsley’s desk, creates a fair suspi—
cion of their genuinenaes It will helm—
poaslbie to prove whether
are genuine and whsther the money was
actually paid into the bank, and if genuine,
what disposition was made thereof by the
bank officers. and especially whether any
of it was paid back to Mr.
we have full, free sndnnin
tothe hooks, papers and accounts of the
bank .
Assuming these due hills to be honest
evidence of actual payments made to the
bank. which have not been returned, it
must not be forgotten that they do not
represent deposits made in good faith by
Mr. Bardsley as a public officer.
Ills Interest Income 01.000 a Month.
Public money to which
was handed over to the Keystone bank or
to its president for no legitimate purpose,
but apparently for his personal advantage
and to m a higher rate of interest.
hlr. ley'a private memorandum
book shows that he was paid by the Key-
‘one bank $1,000 each month, commencing
in the month of January, new, and con-
tinuing regularly to September, 1800,
mahinx a total of 31,000
This sum was regularly paid in memoir
to inter-i which he received on state
money loaned or deposited, and appears to
unaware? more ‘°"°'"°“°""“°““'* tr r WWW a: “'35le m:
0 en a w e W am ton.- yau e 1012‘ In‘olnan
w of” um: m w o! 0100.000 [mm California Wants the Garden. Garfield " Let us one hm; wide of the marh
DeoutoDeoalJM,
uivaleut to an interest rate of 9 per cent.
total amount of interest paid to
Bardslsy for the years new and lDOhy this
bank slone was “6,891.80.
In the light of Restitution.
Thus it appears that those due bills rep
resent loans rsonally made to the bank
rather than epoaits therein, and which
sets of loaning were violations of the law.
It may well be doubted
credit under such circumstanceslsprop-
erly made. but It is allowed in this no
count with this explanation. All other
amounts claimed sscredlts by Mr. Bards
lay must be viewed solely In the light of
restitution. To give him credit for such
alleged values would be
with the very evidence of his odors and
ski him in his hopeless struggle to avoid a
darker stain of wrong doing than any to
which he hat pleaded guilty.
lasislwy's Duets Deals.
Driving into nerdslsy's
report reads: Loans made
it.
These are other and smaller loans which
was made by Hr. Banister to different
rams. to many of thus loans then
no means by
determine which have be:
tienswhatsvsr.
list-assuage
’l'hs total of thssteek
Glands-um g‘oe shunted
“1'6“
, llihflfi. mms‘
.‘I audtbst thhmflthal’w
Item“).
Resa- truest;
, """‘“'temp”éramé?bul you can always:
. be moldy to meet it. ; You can get a‘
a. ” summer Suit, ‘almOet fogeelmg. It will
keep youns cool as the proverbial cu~ "
number because it happens to be built
that Way. I What is the use of perspir—
iug profusely every time the sun glows.
at you when you can get as unity and
comfortable a suit as ever defied the
close and sticky weather of u hot sun»
mm"? Our stockuis light in‘weight and
we want to make It light in quantity.
m
».
the interest paid by him to can" loans
nmounied to “omit-i, leaving a profit of
832305.90.
Bardsloy’a Checkbooks .
A number of stnbein tin.- ciieckhooks of
Mr. Bardsley’s account in the Keystone
hank have been torn out. We have. how"
ever. found the cheeks bearing the proper
nnmbersot stubs. The stabpl check
140.408. Fab. as. lm‘fcrfl,” it.
not been disturbed. On this stub in
Bardsloy'a handwriting is the following
entry: “For L a: Mo, Jan. Feb.. Shim."
We also find that check No. one on the
Keystone, dated Dec i, into, wp drawn
by Bardsley, "to the order of myself for
W. 1.” On the stub sf this check is the
following entry: “William IArsy, state
tunnrtrJor‘his kindness to me during
the rest, tun" ‘
‘Munorandum on page 0 shows that
Bardsley received as rebate on advertising
in 1889 liltifian, and the entry remix “leer
amount paid to if. N. Graihn. tremor
Ono-hell to Thomas Mchment, nit-i322
onehnlf to J. ll, $1,144.58." _
In 1&1. the mercantile advertising
Renomlnatcd for Governor by
the Ohio Democrats.
$7l8,835.30. smut! PRAISE!) All) (ENSURE.
Ilia Opponent Complimeuud III— for
soually. but Assalled lilus and lils
'l'arll nIII—Campbull'a Kuemlea Easily
looted-d'onug Thus-snap liouorad.
Cmuann, July iii—As Governor
Campbell and his friends predicted, they
eosiiywon a victory over their oppmnts
in the Democratic sta- eonrcution. The
full ticket nominated follows:
For Governor—James R Campbell.
For IAeutonaut Governor—W. V. Marquis.
For Auditor of ritatedlon 'i'. F. Perkin-
paugh. of Wayne county. ‘
For Attorney (lenoraleobn P. Bailey. of
Putnam munty.
me, which is 40 per cent. of this sum,is
B. Wald, of Hamilton county.
d (033d credited on “9‘"939" balance. For Commissioner of Common Sch-Ada»
....... $2M} N M Charla V. Miller, of Erie count .
WARDEN BROWN'S REPORT. For Member of that Board of public Works»
in va- —~"“ John C. McNamara. «Summit! county.
........ mum st It Assert- u-st Death Was Pal-loss 1- For Homberdthe roux and Dairy (hunmb
Eati- Ileetroeutian. ’
le Yonl. July iii—Warden Brown, of
Bing Singprison, has filed his certificates
of death in the cases of Murderers Slocum.
Smiler, Wood and J ugiro with County
Clerk Glegerich. The certificates are mere
formal announcements that the sentence
of the law has been executed. Attached to
them are the death warrants and the wit-
nesses to the executions, Attached to the
mm in JW’S was is the follow-
ing statement signed by Drs Macdonald
and Ward:
The undersigned. herring served as physicians
at the execution by electricity of James J.
Slocum. Harris A. Smiler. J neoph Wood und
Schlhiok Jugiro at the prison under your
charge. hereby submit, at your request, the
following report of their «illustrations:
first—All of the condemned men walked into
the execution room unrestrained. with dunner:
and without assistance. seated themselves in
turn in the elm-trio chair without the slightest
protest or resistance and quietly submitted to
the adjustment of the retaining straps and
elecirmios.
Mud—in curb ease unmnscluueuues was
produced instantaneously by the closure of the
circuit, was complete and without interruption
until the heart's notion had entirely ceased and
death had certainly «recurred In each case
death was manifestly painless
In compliance with the statute on autopsy
was made in each rose as emu as practicable
by Dr. Ira 1'. \‘un Git-eon. of ls'ow York. in our
presence and under our supervision, with the
results of revealing the some gru-lesr-hangm in
the blood and tissues previously ohserrr-d in
can of donth by the action of etrung electrical
currents
Specimens. mpecially of the blood and of the
norvon-c eysrr-m. Were taken in Dr. \‘an (ilmson
for the purpw-o nf rardul miermmplud r'hrlfn
ination. uud the manic-l will be foruunlwd to
you as soon as illicit oxnminntiuns are m Impll'll'll
In conclusion allow us to congratulate you on
the completeness in all their details of all ye»!!!
preliminary arrangements on the uniform good
order and decorum which prevailed during
its“ trying ordeal, and on the resulting demon-
stration of the rapidity and painlemneeu of
this method of inflicting: the death penulty.
The experience of today has proved to our set.
hfactlon that this method is superior to any yet
devised.
rim—«H. 8. Trent». of [ammo county.
Young Thur-ass Warmly Wale-used.
In welcoming the delegates to Clewelond
State Chairman Norton paid a touching
tribute to lion. Allen G. Thurman, and
then Allen W. Thurman. the “Old
Roman's" son, was warmly welcomed as
temporary chairman. nod young Thur
man's speech was received with loud ap-
plause. Frank I). Blondn was made per
Inaneni chairman. The device adopted
for the party printing was a rooster. Gor‘
ernor Canipbell was then "nominated by
an overwhelming mnjority over Neal, his
principal opponent. In a lung spot-Mi Gov-
ernor Campbell reviewed the work of his
administration, which he umintmneul bml
been of rust hem-ill to the slate Powe-
Ing on to national nllnirn he will:
The Republican psrty of the state of “bio
represents the revision: extra-rugs I» and
astounding prufiigscy whn'h bow div-’ipnlr'rl
thesplendid lh~mm~mtlr Iurvllls: torrid the ox
tension of national lmmls and compound on
Ohio secretary of the treasury to “mill in tho
trick of bookkeeping and subterfuge: unworthy
of his office In order to ronmal oil-elicit and do
oeire the pump!“
Ilse (Tr-mpllusonls McKinley.
Pro eminently aieuiiuosthv Republican leader
in Ohio 1 whose high character and utmpll‘unl’
career but emphasised his Idi‘sx‘al‘y of bad log
inlutlnn). stand for that pernirimu tariff moss
uro which was rejected at the polls last your by
the people of the; entire country; s “limill’l‘
identified Mih his name. saturated vmh our
ideas and wrought by his “will. und a measure:
dungnml, as hue lawn wull sold. in the tutored
“of monopoly for lilnnupol)’;" a nieuun- whirh
is bringing nbuut the “'0nt of all vvnirulrnunxm
the t‘t‘fitl’aliliflillvn uf wraith with in. drier-dug
and dmlnn-tiw ilwuitr. n no name who}: has
already in mun) News liliuls' il'wl‘ \i’wl‘k and
lower wage: for ill'l‘nllll‘lle lobar; a mrnnuro
whirl) him forced the former in Ubhv to null liL‘l
«ml in more instances on low or- (\i'ulli)‘ cents a
pound. and that. too. in a market uhun-
he pays mbx- dearly for hundred» of nou-mrry
articles whivh are but inaudim-ntly awe-"ism“!
with the humiiug of bounty prmlumd sugar. is
measuro which forces from the lalanr of the
country Murmur) each year of the benefit uf
prism-tire m minus owned hy capital lain who
live in England. and prmpeciiw tin pinto
works to b!‘ operated by labor imported from
Wales: 3 measure which, a» it name from the
hands of its author. did not. in the "plain“ of
an eminent ilc-pulvlii-an. ”upon a mnrke-i (or
another would of park of nunthor barrel u!
dour." n measure which would not bu form-d
down tho throat of n rolun-‘tam senate until
angul- mated with the uh] Detnmu’stic durtrina
of reciprocity ma lill‘inflt‘ finally though fmbly
unbridled In the bill in optic of opposition from
the great Uhto protectionism.
'I'ha Tariff of Today.
in his recent Mich of sumptuous this same
champion of bluhor protection said: "We fol
31.07458 iii
...... “£9,973 ‘3
....... 553.3%”
Bills.
these due bills
Bunisiey, until
torrupteti access
he had no title
The Doctor Carria- a Revolver.
Prnnznrox. N. J.. July 16.~xuisntistled
with having hung Dr. W. h Woodruif in
efllgy and driving him out of town in cun—
aequcnoe of his aonontionul suit furdivorcu
against his wife, the citizens of l’emherton
have passed resolutions oondmning the
doctor for his actions and expressing sym-
pathy for Mrs. Woodrufl. Some of the
hotheaded ones were in favor of giving the
doctor a cantor on a rail, but on learning
that he always carried a revolvsrconeluded
this statement is
The tariff of (relay is at the rate of at» per
cent; the tariff of Washington was 7” pr cent;
the protection sought by Clsy was for the bone»
fit of "infant inriuatriea." the tariff of l-xiuy in.
creases protection own indust nun 'hil'h have
been ooddhui for more than mnyty yours; the
protection of Garfield wont to quote his own
words. "that kind of protection which leads to
ultimate free trsde. “
"Mrs Third Party Can Boosted."
{at the Republicans of Ohio who have not
gone road on pruiodilm come over this year and
start with us on the backward march toward
Sax mectsco, July low/rte state
board of trade claims for California the
head of the department of horticulture of
the World's fair as a due recognition of
her position as the chief agricultural astute
of the Union, and presents the homes of
’1‘. De finrth Shorb, of Lou Annalee; Frank
Kimball. of San Diego; Edward Cooper,
Santa Barbara, and George A. Fleming.
at O35 per day."
A Setback for Coroner lavy.
AthNr. July iii—in response to Caro
net Levy's letter asking for Information
asto his duties In New York city in re
ghrd to the Inquest In the Sulller rate. At-
tornoy General Tabor wired this message:
”lam decidedly of the opinion that you
have no authority whatever to make the
investigation coutempla "
whether such a
Wives under abanner lrwriliod with thins
burnlnx words of Garfield but the well m
in. men who train under the name-mi "Farm-
ara' Alliance“ or “People‘s party." and who
mob in remedy roal utterance; limught about
87".” ._... ' . ihatno
third y con mcadJmtwith uasudasa
mu as they ran help to swell the terms
author will post tobeavsa form the tax
burdened Mylo oi the mtlreeoumry when the
glad tidings so forth non Nurmhfit that we
m. yet in {who of the old Republican one
dsl now i e rheumatic fluvheye state.
'l’ha Platform.
The majority plhtform lmlorsed Camp-
bell's administration and the secret ballot
law, and favored a tariff for revenue only.
It demanded the demonstlsatlou of silver
in this fashion:
We demurrer the dswmotlnthm ofsi’ivor in
”by the party then In power as an iniquitous
altersthm of lb» mossy standard to favor of
creditors and against debtors. taspaym and
pmdnoars and which. by shutting off one of lbs
mores- of supply of pruusry money. operates
mlnually hummer tbs rsluendorfdgnhi, a.-
pm prices. mpsr industry a lwpar
enterprise And we demand the hinata‘i':
ment :1 the constitutional standard of both
[old and «dim. with the equal risht of each
to and unlimited «plane.
it vored reciprocity with Canada and
uniform municipal government for the
state. Frank (lumen, of Cincinnati. sub.
milled this substitute for the silver plant
in s minority report:
The Proposed finbstltuta Silver l’laah.
Webeltsve lu tum meow. the released
said and silver sad dreulatlus medians eon
vertiblslatessehmoaey without loss-.ano we
all legislation which leads to drive
gold or silver out o! circulation. and we
to credit him
lulmr and Vinita- liilsd.
Commoo CITY. Colo, July lfi-—A dip
estrous freight wreck occurred at an early
hour on the Colorado Hldland at Ute l‘m
Fireman James Wilson and Engineer
floors were killed and eleven cm loaded
with use sud bullion were totally destroy-
ed. {be train ran away and jumped the
trait
tin] Painter Defeats Dallas.
Pimnom. July l0.--About 1,000 people
were In attendance at the second day‘s
racing of the grand circuit at ilomswood
Driving rlr. The free for all paes was
won by hi Pointer after a hard me with
gun In the match race between two
tier county horses Vsspssion won.
thwW_..
stoeh deels the
by John Bards
which we on
A flagro‘s Vengeance for as Insult.
i’mflnshcs. J uly ill.--Uhsrles Good, A
nacro stshbsd sod fatally wounded Wil-
liam if. hello in Pawtnokst. As barbie
andseompanieopssssddoodonthe road
U. Lenin's on shouted ."nggsrr"
This so our (load that he drew a hits
and muted rhle.
Ilasd for liypastislag a Girl.
Baum. July mum (lists. Prussia. a
German engineer named landmine was
seaweed to pay a line of no marks for
hypnotislng a young glrI named Winter
three times a dsy for a west. from the ef-
feett d Width treatment she hsssme vio
lsntly lama.
W
rompers-es Delegates assent.
Emma Bruises. if. 1, July tau-At
the national temperance altercation Dr.
met xymt, of Philadelphia, asserted that the '9
stats organisations were ted in the in—
terest of the third or tritium political
party. This steam-M crested s wrangle.
WW
they win an Mass: on Isaia-
iimuem. July il.«~’l'bs Ma t
m.“ “WW “’
mum... ... MW...
and a strike will probably to Mares.
fiat-s.
beaghlthrouh
toil -
ts. bargain ts Dying.
mm. July luv-fir. ilpu Is
lily weaker. and tbs sales of ’
Hie. UnI‘MuIi-afi
l
**u*****.
1
BiflPBELlHl! THEDM: I I _
the tariff of Washington. or. better yet. enroll Ln
Ooms‘twkiBros,
l4 teeth Iain it. to. Ilomslli. , tissonlt Building. Ilorwslt.
TNE BASEBALL WORLQ
lid'l’lltxdl. ”Emil!!!"
At Plitlllrl»
“Qumran"...z 0 0 2 0 I 0 fl
Bnmhiyn.......lt.0 0 i ll 2 0 0 0—
Batzeriaa: iialdwb. Nuksnd Berger
IndKlnslow.
“Cincinnati < n,
o- s 3
0—- 4 I
7"
E23
a-.s
Cincinnan......s 8 0 l i ll 0 ll
”New...” I) n n n 0 i ll
Batteries: heroes. Mullahs sad lie-am
Mmmmc’mlh
at Cleveland— a ll.
Cleveland..... .0 l o 0 ll 0 3 2 lv-lo le
NewYork ...... l 2 2 0 II I) o 0 mill!
Butteries: Vina and Doyle. um and M
..s-suw'
lay.
At Chlmmr ll].
Chicago... 003l00001~092
Dillon ...... 0|00000000—~III
Batteries: Luby, Hutchinson. flow
Kittriduo; Stu'oy and Bennett.
Alumnus smmcln'uos.
t
E
Farrell: Dwyer. (“mum Kelly and Vaughn
Lt Bostou—- n. ma. "
Boston ......... oninromroamns
Cincinnati.....0 l s u 2 a we i—nmn Ivflco
WE are selliugflight" suite at light
‘ ‘ pricee;'in fault may herald thitt " \
the suits are. lighter than tlie prices, ‘
though the material of ‘yvhich they are“
. made is of the featherweight variety.
The figukeggro simply rock bbttom and
the margin ofmiofit that they leave is
so small that you could scarcely see it
with a microscope.
At Philadelpltinw n. I .
Athletic .............. touched-mini
Maurine ............ ooouoio~1rs MYTHMATFEELSBADJND
Batteries: Sanders and Handful. Bell and I
13mi Gameeallodtoellowthetmmstocatoh M ST fiVE l1.“
nit I'D
names swarms. STOP M OOUGH'
At “mum n I. I headstone-u lIll-srui'hrsatmrssp.Isl-ram,
LehanonDoOleOlSooo‘BllI c" “'"u'm‘m"
- mucosa- raant seas-mulls”.
Dnifalo...i o 0 I) 0 l 0 0 0 01-6 9 i damn-uses gawllhsuhsan-
: Dori
“Emeline. Bayno and Tunney. Berrsedllo “III-I‘m.“ “gill-a “mint-”M
I
1v
Ira/I050
Al. evidence- uni.
vaideuee....8 0 : o 0 l l l xr-Onl
Syracuse ....... ounuulllilL—flo
Batteries: Lyetou and Burke, Kilroy and
Kym
I! I
Mr. \Villlnm Henry Smith, first lord of
party in puriintneui. has announced his
hum insures count
gunman. ('uxx. ‘
,f:;",:‘;'uf,"_‘_"j,“'5 ., 0 , ,, ., . ,_~ - llPEllTHlllllIEllEllTlilESlllIMI-lll.
l '4' D . .
Albany .. ......H .'l l I) t l) l i \i—lll s g A prurtiral. "initials Traini Mbml for
_ . . luuhwarm. Nudenternieriug dur n the spring
Batteries. Duran '“d Thelma U “with and mu be iittul to fill glamour in t is: autumn.
Hess Kwry business brnm taught thoroughly. Tbr
' ' - h > .. .. . .
college is first rim in wulplnvnf, and r\ rry
THE NEWS IN BRIEF- downtown in charge of competent inelruv-
’ " ' ' luru. Ss-iulfnrr-nlaiugnr.
n. m...”- a... no... or it. new...“ President Merrill Businessliollers
STA.“ FDR I). PORN.
Alltll'r'ste.
intention of retiring from active , " i
life at the end of the present premium lll DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
EVERY DIV IN TN! YEAR.
...__._—-———
health causes his retirement.
Robert \l'ililmnu woe hanged at Pine
mull. Arie. for the murder of Albert
Hayes, nonr Vnruer Station. on the night
of Nov. 253 Inst.
J. 1". Fox, the nivmiwr of ‘purllonwni
who Mine in Alumni-n to further the can-v
of lush home rule, Inns sulmi for Inter
pool.
At Syrncuw the supn-mc council of the
American Order of rid-mu Engineers have
adopted is mode of insurance giving fl.“
for death or total disability. The next
session will be held nt Chicago during IIH'
World‘s fair.
The United Unit-r of Alimrlcnn Firemen.
elected William l‘. Lawson, uf Nr-wbury
K. h... pn-nltlt-ul.
The pulp mill of ilzc Shuwmut thin;
Fiber company was burned, 1109,”),-
000; Insurance, “5.1,th ‘
Mr. ill-pew has Nllitni [or Europe. Iir 1.
will n-lnrn by Sept 1. s L '
A cyvlnnr unnmfrd is number ul humor: 2 _
at Port l'niriIi-M. Mu. 'l'uomiuy. l ~
Delaware in» been recorded lint choiw
{or n mile for her stole building at the
World's fair, hummu- aim \Hls the lint
state to adopt the federal constitution.
C. \V. Gilbert. formerly prunidcut of
“'orccster. and sun-ln-luw of the late J. S
True. has disappeared from his home at
\i'oburn, Muse, and his wife and Mn
True urn Mid to be hurry lose-rs by him.
Captain Peterson of the cannibal! struck
by the explosion of the gneuuwter. at
Rochester, ‘i‘umluy night, has lllt‘ii.
John Dillard was killed and his wife
mortally injured when their house nest
Sedulla, hit... was struck by lightning.
Thomas lIinckley, while on a spree. shot
and Killed William Brannon and trudge
Martin at Scuttle.
The family of J. ll. Cornellus,_a farmer
fair have been awarded. The total cost of
\'lm.- l'resideutiianliuer n. 1......~,..r u... on; ‘ "
Union i'ltt'ilirnulll‘uwi, has rumpled. "i‘3’ “
y by the food served for supper. .\ i;.;‘il;e::;3
nephew. Bernard. has died. “‘ “ Vi“ "" W“
Contracts for the construction of the rents a Pei-Ln co. mum. Ind.
administration building of the World's .ozmin
livin at Russellvlile, Ky, was polmned R'WWW'W
Tit
CHEWING
If»! Er): will» ms for
to all who a.
fur ii Write a
pullout-lint.
tnauufadnrfll
m-isul at all Pure
Superior Qualify,
Clean/mess.
and I. v~u~zrrnrr to
l .. l ”Ir-porn.
hug: pin.
._ . minke
Jul. liniai on
GUM
the building will be $278.41”.
son of Henry Green, a New York broiler.
Queckberner, of the Manhattan Athletic
elubof New York, broke the world‘s record
in thawing the hammer at hlanc heater,
Tom Richardson, the [slip outlaw. is
still free, and shows himself when he
pleasea The proposed hunt for him WM
abandoned because some of the volunteers
‘ ' ‘ ‘, and strangely Ill at the
time fixed for the start.
Edward Bernese, the yacht designer, was
men by the thousand gathered at the
,
A dispatch from Chicago announces it M
that The ’l‘lmss newspaparbasheansold "
to two Sew York newspaper men and a
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KILLER
buried st Mount Auburn July iii. Many
prominent yachtemen attended the funeral cufls ALL DISEASES.
lemon In Trinity church. Minn. M it Is conceded beyond adonbi that fermenta-
alsct Brooks olileistad. nun lntlt'nlbfli is tliewanm of all dim. and
Senora Monti sud Yam, the we. of \w vlaim that no Inedlrlne cancurr‘llIM-aaenn-
the Chillsn iltturmiloniala,ammuchcho lmsiihan rrnnldaniipmllm-s f n Iilmli
urinal at the cold reception they reeslvui “MM“ M“ ”W" "l“
- iinatkn M fr-nnrutation am ornmls
m "h' “u. hpartlnent. ilflhther‘oby muting nature- to our», Wr-
“""~'*-“ will inlnli yum't‘ilirrulare free. explaining the
I'otk Altashl Cleveland. it"!!! i 1mm" EMA-'- , . ,
. i.i Indium" hurwalk. (onn. or
Am” '1‘“, ld—i’amu' Alliance 1.1:th street. New \‘oihl'lly. unison '
"nil“. Til M‘rtlltii
Piedmont exhibition grounds. President
EM“
«In; or trying to surrender the people to
the money power. and said that the Alli-
ance would meet and overwhelm Cleve-
land aud shaman and all the forces that
monopoly could muster.
hse mined work with Its lull quota of
Pelt sttscked to. Cleveland for sumac. WI" ”01- I)
W
labs-an Illiia lees-a Warn. ‘
Latinos, in, July ia-mm Pennsyl-
vania’s Bolt and Nut works' Much mill . I
men. The 10inch mllisaraalso working. ‘
the ill-Inch mill being the only one now
idle. Theid-inohwlllsoouhstartad
with a full complement of man.
One Killed. One Will lilo.
mm, July ld-wA thunderboltstruch
In residence of (l. 8. Kelly.» liaison City,
while Mr. Kelly and his son Willis. aged
twenty ears, were standing on the ver-
anda young man was killed outrl in
:admmfsthsr so badly shocked that...
lava.“ by Grasshopper.
m. Cola. July team ultra south
he an devastating all
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”63h BPIRKUIB, "ll.
IIHI.
It" mans-es
assesses s
of -
plant life width in their course. Their mesa
.954: we £32.,
WILLIAM
tout-i?
BE I'Wlil
e..-
KIUIV I“. GHIAK'
IIII A? “III
n annulus
] STABLE BEDDING.
A Full Line "l" 159g 3mm.
’ " “ HAZELTON
INDIAWLINEN‘ "““A LINENS CTOSSMCreek
and
FlIIlIIIIlIIIIiS "WU-S * COAL.
Are marked down to riot-e tllntnmsl - mu“ . ..--__-~..#
n...” .. . t..- .....‘3 menu... ..r I Hickory, flak, Pme and Chestnut
BLAl'K nln \V "TH. "HMSTITI'IIED 2
and PLAIN. lit-i I'ollnws— , , , WOO D '
.
. ’ - ‘y ——'-~—-~*“""’
“Highway“ 180’ BIG .. Baled Hay and Straw
GHIIII lIIII FEED.
i hit very fine
~ ‘5uca8531900,$I-00 Scotch Q‘inghams ——~—~-~ eeeee
per yurd. n-dumel from
RaymondBrollers
$l.00.|.li.l.ill&l.75 290. THE EAGIE
4
”‘f‘*"“““"“Rf“m“ Worth in user toluene meme. .
india Linens, . - - sue, munch on n31.
.inulho-r Int extra rich ~1th of
$ | :2 5 French Ginghams,
“will.""m . ..» 5.215“ 180. ‘
LA 0' Es, Non-r sold loss than 231'.
SHIRT WAISTS!China Cloths
t'umprising an imnwnsv :usurtnu-ul of Suitable for Iii-nub and Mountain
Snitings. :rl
This vim-l has been thoroughly tested and
mount foil to be u fluorite onion; n'ln-e-Imrn.
Flannels, J. BAPTIST PERRY
While lawns. Females. Saieens. 1 80' ..m...‘-§‘.‘:.‘..".’.f.:T.:§':;‘:3.E.i‘rff,‘.:;‘.‘;'fill:
camhlics, Em . PA).ilo-xhlli.SuulliSurw;rll:_i’i. vii-nun
\ Morning. linen and Night
PERBALEWAISTS 4......
50¢. lienls’llulings Loxmmc,
;\rv murlml down With lIw rust of a
much lon-oriiglm' than him over been
and upu'auln, Ilimini.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
l I»! m-
r
' - - . Ii i-A rmnnrknl-lr lmw runny fw-irplr tin-re are
who imn- [lull leri {rolling w m worm tn think
0m 8 lns it of nu impurmnw nr llmi nuiIiiin: need in»
iIuin- for It. The) \r'nnhl nnf be «unwell-an
if tin-y rI-nllzul in)“ really serious tin-unsi-
mly is. Ilui [liry think ur my. "Ii will go
I I ' . ' r . . . ' . . ‘ 0 off after uwhilr." We «In llul mean the le-
‘m'mhm‘A h'“ *l'mm 1‘ x gilimnto wenriIu-ss which all experience
I A after n bard day‘s- work. but that .\i.i.
“in-n Ibo body should be wheelie-l and
n-xnly fur work. It is u luls’fllhi to allow
this mmiiiiun in mmiuucmn liw burly may
”UNI-I. WORN l ('1' l-‘l-Ii-Zldh'll whivli is
c l'~|rt‘4‘lltii)’ overwm-ring In the morning.
I
min-Ii, on» nun-Inn] way down.
Reduced from $|.50.
.\n maximal lot of I-onuilful funny
mum ln-v‘nuw debilitated beyond freon-r)".
or some Il'lai’lirst‘ mny item a fruit—bob.
'i‘be cravings of the n stove for mislnnm
should be satisfied by in In}:
the greatest building-up LOXRJONIF
I or «lire. v
mmlirine known to the mo- - 1
AR A s 0 l8 Gems’ Satin, Slureh end lzzflazaumm n... W...
Corded Silk Make the Weak Strong.
$3 7534 50 SAS H ES, snusoKspEcIrIc
“'IIII tInl Int-sit :lnljusigthll- IwIl. la nsnrn run- for
$5 on 500 [hills and Fever and Home.
' ' . HALE’S ‘
Sonn- of iln-ru- haw boon
and upwamln.
some $6.00 on 51.00. H AM M OCKS cough Balsam
.. .(yp‘
$2 - 5 0 $ 1 .0 0
MISSES, IIEEFERS 1. . """'”w'7"'"' m in row
Sir» It}. ii and Ill ymm. I . 1‘ ll “'1!“ 4" ‘ 20 Cents
- nuJWIreWmduw Screens '
Former Putt 5 l .. ,..,...m. .m. H . R. H ALEr
Ill ladies’ capesi 250 w
in oil shades and at!” “i ‘ Economy and cumin" i
2.2% fig'wlemoreh A Gasolinidloves:
Ami avoid llsst sud Expense during
the Summer Barren.
. a
. .
The average price those oode have ;
Immght Is 17.55. i , We bare the very lass! rash
.. W THE MANHATTAN
IMIIES, IAGKETS$ I 9.5 0 mmmu.
wm hkl‘fl‘w. and do all the wort f 's
in TANS, "RAYS and BLACKS. In ' stove with ball the trouble and expanse. If”
be cold reconfirm of mi. g IIGBIIIII "I“, “0.00. In "at I" IN! 10"“.
Call and See Them.
M- 5- 5” 'THltltlzzrsfiaz
Insurance Building. Soul Ilomalk. . Whom
Norwalk Chronicler