m
infiouth
7 nidtslorwslk unnamed.
unheard W 1:”..ch this
\ _.mhedbudetainedawuyfrom
Mine over nidltaudthe three small
ehilduuwuninbedwith their mother.
“Min which the children usually
“tuition-tram thocellar way.
yrs m. In. Nevilh gave an
alarm no.“ Lynch. who was
him to take a walk.
bythethreeprhoners.
viaement for six weeks.
«
animosity-Who! m.
m...
, . . rum?
mundane
bythfitimmhndbeen
lurnnudandeameto the rescue. Alter
:mthont’ahardwork they succeeded in
«linguhhinc the ilames with water
ahawniroruawellnearhy. They then
*uuplovedthehousein searchoithr
j’ «lainofthefirmdisoovering thatitwes
j‘ in the cellar-way. later they entered
‘;A,jhpfnntllllla'ndfonnd the floor there
" mutedwitbkerosene. ltwasjnstbe
finnlngtoblazeup. 'l'hetheory advanc-
Id'i that the drowns started in tho-
‘ggallhr-way bysomemwhoiorced the
' dooropsnaudhetoreleavingsetthelront
hellonilre;
Ilia int-nitrite and clothing of the
Refills lamilywas nearly all destroyed.
j, What furniture was not burned was
’7 was broken by being taken
out. The household elects on the
hound floor are all right. The house
"fund for W by 0.2.Wileon.
andthefnrnitnro 0! Hrs. Lynch, up-
.miww. In. Nevills' furniture
Mimosa. ,
,j'Illbmorningaboutoleven o'clocktbc
‘lflealnokeont again in the sidlnz and
“KW after some dilllculty,
“Whenarcportev visited the scene “lir-
mun. Neville and her children
'Mhurcringaroundthehtmee, but as
jtwasuuteaantsble on met at the
”and watershewaataken tothe
Wsaudoaredior.
i‘ ""ImLynchwin-uywimhenomin
:zloutbfiorwalkuntil the dsmage irre-
weed. Iatnight was extremely cold
'dhaditnotheen {or kind neighbor:-
lrmlievills would have underer from
W. IraLynch wasmtat home
.atthetimeandknewnothingoithe fire
antilsherctnrnrdthismoroinz.
and several children.
A III” at Industry.
1h! Norwalk Iron Works might be
. Wfitatpruentm a”hive
diam]! xg‘leqnumheroi employee
‘ h-lte. 7' fm‘time totime
, .anlilnearlyloo men are now
adulthltwoduors oi thelarge
, "May. they are waking lull time.
; “Vanna-mania ionror
CharluWaterbury admitted that he
planned the whole business. llo had
readolsimilarcuses. Rewasnnderad-
pect to receive over m reward. Nov
Carin said he had been engaged to work
for did by Waterbury, but he knew noth-
ing about the kidnapping scheme. Suth-
erland did not know anything about the
scheme either. he said, until he saw
Ward Waterbury in the care. He then
dropped out of the kidnapping delicate.
he said. Many other witnesses were
heard, but they said nothing of intcrut
to the public. State’s Attorney Pm
den said that he had carefully consider-
ed the casesol'the accused. Bad there-
quisition been granted New York, he
said, it would hareeet Sutherland tree.
and he comidered him as guilty as the
first two. Judge Lockwood, who was
comwil {or the accused, merely asked for
clemency in their behali. Judge Ball re-
viewed the crime. and testimony, and
then pronounced seam.
Death alluhuel Cola-I.
Michael Coho. oneoithe oldrlt eni-
ployea oi the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company in this
vicinity,diedathh home on the Con-
oecticut turnpike this morning. lie had
been in the employ oi the railroad outn-
paay about thirty years. having first
womnienced work use helper inthe
blacksmith shop, which stood on the site
now occupied by the height depot.
Ab at five years later he was placed in
barge oi the depot as night watchman,
which position be retained until about
five months ago. llehad been trwbled
with a moot-tone growth on the lure (or
eometimeand had two operatims per-
iorrned ior its removal. He was always
inithinl to his dutiu and even innit im—
weed upon him and was well liked by
his fellow workmen. He leaves a wile
m... . a...» , . ~
" ' um _,
W. WW
’A GI“! swam. ,.
rum-immoral» war war-é»
War-ammo»
Johulwsnnmharlrsl'sterhuryend
WV!» M will!
gm?! W”... I“
‘ ard Wat-my ‘ «fun. or
on
. H MM thfly rurprised the
Imam mum present. The jury was
mhedsudludpliellprepared tohsar
theevidgnoeiutheoases. WardWatsr-h
burywssoalled,andheina straightfor-
ward manner told how he was kid-
napped. It was lcCaun who invited
Ir.Wnterbury.
iatlieroi the boy, next tatiiled ,iohia
wile reoeivinganotereuuutinx thesam
«amorous-0mm Fiomthe
testimony of several other witne-esjt
wasshown that the scheme had been
welltalkedolbetoutbeboy wasstokn
i
W
db
He did not ex-
Orllndw Ibitney.
Orlando Whitney, who had been mah-
ierat theConeolidated railroad company's
height depot for nearly four years, died
at his home in Dar-lee this morning oi
momma, alterau illnera of only ten
days. Hehadmade many irieuds dur-
ing his employment here, Ir. Whitney
wan an earnest Christian manandalocal
preacher of the Netbodiat faith.
Amer-d be Hausa-tin. a Pupil.
0n complaint of Postmutrr N. Jeri
an the Standard air oompremon ningroisonthport. "um" "' i."
, du'mawmm
“an. hwhmhgmillh-beeupnt
hMMnditiswobable thatit
wllaanmmytoadduew
mum Outintheoillcr
Wear General lieutenant.
pm ”M athlssido,and
’ by’ a corps oi able-
‘ue-un. l-Il- hi- on»
“ ‘bm altsvthe many
V d'thefllu-Idolthemern.
warn-id.
fr.
3
l
edyesterdayior the arrest of ayonng
man named Whitedda. charging him
with assault and beach uithe peace. it
alleges that Whit-sides injured the plain- lactsry
tiil'sson llarrybypiochinghie armand
other-lee mallreating him at Prof.
Brewer's Fairlield academy. White-ides
had been sent to maintain order in one
the rooms where Harry and others were
and itwas alleged that undue vhileuee
level tin Childhyllarato Action.
Thethree year old child of toast
Beach,otllauhnry.ioundahottlseun-
well-r:
L 3 1.1.3" ata-
wnrm anew-nits. ~ :,
_ or «court . ,
and: Crimes cameraman.
a Notcd‘tlergymuu's Sou. ,
blow. it nut-pa. antin-
mums-w ”mucus-rotu-
Its I'th use rm its rear-
tlered was-'1- )taiue to a Ileana will.
CHICAGO, larch tribunal.“
ler.soriolthsfsruouspastorotl’lymonth
Minnderurutathiabtheflhuvae,
$.02! «mammal-mucosa»
der. llshsiekuud is closely guarded by
ofloers. mmm’mmm
derbholdwasswornontbythovensrahle
lawnmower-later or The Dpirlt or
the'l’imaandthoiatharsin-lswottkew
eased Bonddermarrlsdanadopteddan'h-
UdDunMwheseieehlswitehadaior
tnneol tithhuownrlglihwldehnp
toaiewdayshdorethstimsol herdeuth
shehadpurposedleuvingtosauelfluodreb
tires. "
0n the morning or YehBlDr.W,
whowas'aonastantvlitor at the Delta
lanshin,waaalorsowithlntbttntondlr-
ingthe tempurary‘absonua oi the mt.
Hr. Dentin was in bed in an adjoining
mmmingirumanillnemwlthwhich,
ttissl-o consumer-mummy
connected. “unmanned-piercing
mamwhichwuheardallursrthehoms. 0"“
At,or about the m momengawltnem.
whose name u withheld («the present
l
O
/
arm-anthem thbunkuowa.
Thu-Connemara- a. guest!» the
Hewenhhutelhero. Boerrlvulonflatur-
daywlth hi salon-ad sa‘ldlewouldatay-
indefinitely. Bow-ammonium
hahddjnst mourned irolaaseweeaattaok
ductrln- dimmrahtwhore‘iateudaaw.
I. lactley. left on Wednesday (or Ilddle-
wktdotuneaot saute bdm- ior
.Mtst luckloy’s departure. Hopkins be.
anemnchmorenermat. Yesterdaysiter»
nutmhaloitthehotellacareoi thoportcr,
Mytugrthirteethflxedbyadsatbt
mam Inllopklratuldw‘that
htsohdectwmreallytoyrtrlduttbapuetrr.
Beleftthadontiet‘k'at 6:51p mend w-
. aotheardtromazatauatilhisdmrhwnsra-
potted. 'l'hh apostnlcnrdw-ro
cr-ivad, atatiug that tho valet's return was
lllll Invited to Tennessee.
Wumaomu. March , t—Jnie following
telegram was received by Senator Hill:
clanarooua. 'l'sua. larch 3. 1'»
To the Hon. David B. um. Unitadstatassuatoz
sawhcrouallioursonthe audqu
fiendderstrikinglmronthe with” Mauritania-niches Hr Boo
thiozlikeaulab. The witus-w-biaar
oi the Sendders and suppreased the tact
nntlllator.
When In. Danton screamed everywe
in the home run ”thermthohntm
rivalheiug lir. Danton. whom Dr. scudda-
putty pushed back, assuring himthatha
wastooilltoseehis wile. To the rest oi
the iamily he raid that lraDunturh-d
isllcndownthreetimeaaadatruckharhead
splint the furniture. In. Danton was
lying on her laoe,with herheedbleeding
,andshe-id nothing intelligible
she died. Dr. em endother-
atartulont iwfinytlflmulera-m
aIdDrJnuvittmc-in.
Vary mm Wounds.
t'l'hcymadeanmminatiou oi Inboa-
tou’saealpandioundtbatithadenitllve
ormoruwonnds.which penetrated intne
Ihlllltme. ltw-splsinsluothatthsywere
made downward and forward on thetop
ndnavolthehead. Defiaddertnldtho
kinsmnsthavs walked totho place where
hhbudylulouId—ubontdre miles both
theW-mtherewaranotralusoutamr
wired lrom hlontgosnery. Athnhville, theilmehewniaeen leaving the dentist's
'l'eua..Neridian.lli-a.,andotherpointa In 050M -
laughhadmadeoo Apachpoihmera worefoundouthe
body. They were addressed to “But.
WT. Hopkins. White MK. Y."
Alstterhom Alhch million,“ 1?!
Sixth-venue. Brooklyn. wu iound in h
thinkthatJacksonwaspretty iaraway. It
wasstatml witivoly that Ir. Hill hadnot
yet come to auyconclusionas wtheyro-
Jectedaoutlwrntripwhichwasbeinzao
vigorouslymappodoutiorhim.
Inlan- liolld for Harrison.
i
ll- ‘l'uwk the Gold Care.
New You. Mam t~Extfoaman
Hopkins wean patient at the Keeley insti-
tute. White PlainsJi.t.lor mamnth.
mummiwommm
istrntiun ad pledging thorn tovotoior
Harrieon‘arenurnintiou.
Bupkiuadisd in imbaviu‘ hh son the
mtalsotanestatevaluedat "5mm
Young Kopkina was very erratic. When
inliqunr he acted like an lBMim' man. On
the day set for his wedding to Jill-u Mann
«imprint-ed and was not hoard from
Illinolu [or Pals-er.
Scotsman», ilk. March t «Juliana
Milly 51‘ Hit" “N! to I'll-M, delegates to ti
lie-mm": ‘ v‘nzm-n‘tinu. 2'2! 73 ry : r» w
“Mm: I -".\‘>:'imr l'n.’ r in: y; -.-'.‘. t.
From repute» from all ports of the Auto rm:
indicuthins are that tIu-n- with. but tt-w
county ("titanium lo the “(Natalie rum-vu-
tiou but what will be lmtrudvd twat-natal:
Palmer.
werenotauchas a was! tall would pm
dues. Ila communimted his nmpicion» to
the husband at the dead women. who re-
called cimzmwmces mum-uteri with the
will which shown-nod him in memory and
shaped his unm later.
Thelma! was managed by the 5016'
Mawhonve no one an «Immunity to
view thorns-Intro. which were immediately
removed to Jnmville, Win, lot burial.
ltbcharged that Dntlcudder trml lib
haud‘rston Mr. Danton 0n the Thorn
by preceding In. Iluntoo's death he was
attentive to Mr. Danton,
who waaia very feeble health. He mm-
’ hinidownmtohisoflceandtuld
.Dnnton that he waa evidently illnnd
he wanted to watch ovel’him. Just baton
decouple left Ir. Dnutou‘s m to go
bomeior the night Dr. Bondder told him
thathsrntt take a simulating draught.
Bethenadtuiubterrdto him,ia the pres»
one: at altar-so. a tip oi something tht
healed and
:9
His Inna forgave him and they were
‘ llr. Mona. who was append to
the M. dllllflht‘l’lm his Cimghllll‘ on her
wedding day. Two children. both buys,
were“ born to Mrs. llnpkim. hlr. Mann
Pastor Dill ltrlmhrtl.
”clamor". N. 1. March 4.——'l"ae m.
raincoat the prr-hytery appointed to W
commend an appropriate sentence in the
case oi Pastor Bill. 0! Stirling, have «gm-t],
and at a meeting at the preebytery the pro-
aidiag moderator read the verdict, which
Intakes Parlor Dill tor using indirect
language, ml 110‘“ that in future he win
alataiu from the name. The admonition
alsoeapreeses the hope that in intnre Pas
bur Dill will takeconnsel with other minis-
tetato be same eel! distrutiulanduuas-
earning. 4-.
Butte to the Conventiona-
Cameo. larch t—A ball into rat» to:
the Demttc national contouring line
heenauthoriaed by the Central ’l'mtfiw as
radiation. Thetickots are to bowldJune
"mg: to (Eatskill. then began to liven
Itwasaidat one time thathespeutat
thorataotmm It year. Eeaecurcdtha
numinatlonior in laid ontheRe-
pnblluntlcket.» 'altbough the Cnukill
district was considered close he was elected
byaplurnlttyoflttte.
Bohr-ah Ila-wily.
fibril-died Jmulthrwmonths
alter hi election. Bu death weighed
heavilyontho mum‘s mind and in
addition
0'"
vaation the date 0! sale has been Extended
Praia-to both of M "03k. 5"" m’m'w‘“wlm"mmm mount-mutt: turns truth-hi:
mu limit. New“... dpal ad also tyhg up his own astute
A Fireman's “went and the Inuit. eat-d Il- tuaeh trouble. lie hulrented
loneriatv,‘l’ea., larch t~lly a boiler
at W ‘ s mill (our men were
killed and tour injured. The format the
' wan terrific. tons of iron bring
blowntoahsiuhthui aqur’ter ot a mile.
buy. the firemen, who was inituntly
killed, exclaimed Mom the explosion, "I
will-aka this mill work orhlow it talk-P
unnyrlebts. .
Theorderotthomrtiouud him unable
to liquidate. ills checks wwe protested
audthsn wm Ionethtngoi ascomhlrsa
more. lie drank no heavily about
thhttmrthatlhbrotherwas compelled”
ptu'aahtnctautotnko him home.
¥
Berlin's lint leaders Mata-cod.
Damn. larch t~Alhsrt Amtrak and
hast Blaster. leaders in the rioting. were
mtsnad toslamoulhr' imprisonment The
W .-...
”"7 .3" e , ., ‘ m
L w u. .r a}?! .3 z '» t i a 2 if . ,M.’ . ‘ .4...
339m; MGM nits in order now, find to;_'prepare for such
yttgfltldbf uflatfpwehavo greatly enlarged our ’stock so that our
cuotomers cache readily united in any desirable styles. We have
madoan allot-t tom all previous season’s display. When
‘ you see our line you'll say we have succeeded. You might see
[tome pretty thinQin other stores; we know? you will, but after
you have won them you will make up your mind that at ouretoro
you will find goods 0 great deal prettier, as well as having your
choice from a much larger. selection. ‘
-~—<s.—
Thiri of 36-inlltntirtlas in solid colors an stripes at lit
a yard; also plain and tart) plaid Flannels at 25¢ a yard. If
latter roots are wanted It, lute threat 39:: a yard. and we do
not insulin to say that llllltls charge 49:: lot the same thing.
Remember also we have all of the popular weaves and styles,
such as Horneepuns, Bout-cite. Camels’ Hair Stripes, Fancy
Sergei; and Flannels in all qualities and widths. We urge all to
come and make their select-ionnow, as We shall have no better
assortment later, and many of the inoet desirable patterns will
soon be taken. In Cotton Dress Fabrics we are showing an
especially large assortment.
., III
outmt mutant if nitss‘ new
We not only carry the largest
1,. more variety of SWIG! line,'but are 15 percent. cheaper
‘thnueverboioreeho‘wntpfiouth thanotlterein rice. Thieisno
m * .. ~ v ,i'nrrso‘ “WM
W
Saturday we shall make a special drive day on our Hosiery
and Underwear Department.
WW
flur BfllDEN Bill] Suitings
at 510. a yard just opened to the Spring
'l‘rado are beautiful. ‘
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Staple qualities for the .
Underwear, Harlow and Kid Glove
Trade, representing the Best Manufacturers,
both Domestic and Foreign.
Gnomes. memo m DOMESTIQ,
OUTINGS,OHAMBRAYS . BlilCS,
LINERS, WHITE OODS AND
‘ * *"i'DOMES .108.
We are _
First in the) Field!
Leading in Style!
’ Second to None!
Mantle? .9“ meme Sowing in-
chine, 819.50. , Guaranteed for 5 years.
Armour. m -
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mum I HUM”
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(new New“
waxwoon r. Washl st. ‘
line meats. deb. oysters. 33-. m
RAYMOND. omnomaxncwm
me meats. poultry.
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aaledealern in nativgtdf‘stere. . , .
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23.). Property formic, Luge-riarht'lfia: 55‘?
\\'00u\’r‘Al’.D. E. A..\’o.hlnl at»;
rent out! building lots {or side. “Lb?“
WAVE-INKS.
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5. Bi.
a all hours. Strict] '
spuct. A few table biz-5d?" h “m:
Lisa's (rem linen ‘ ‘
u y the beer. prices the [limf‘wom' e. 1:11 mgr
n swoon. ‘
mm ' . Miss lNS‘l’lT x. has...
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true. arm's sellout. [or girl- nin ‘
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