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calledtoranddolivered.
unavailable We?”
The Sight of it CausessWo-
area to Kill Three Babes.
6 wummmwumows
'n'easae Goes to u.- rone. and Non-
mtly "Sells “on: Where to Find the
, MI- fl Iler Innocent Vienna—Jule
Other rarest- a" Frantic with Grier.
nonunion. N. J., Sept. 28.—A devilish
time was committed here by Mrs. Lona
Itinnidt. who strangled until they were
deadhsrsonCharlu,agedfour,audGeorge
and Joseph Bowker, aged two and three,
children d Mr. and Mrs. William Bowker,
d 4 Chutnut street. The peanuts were
swayat the Trenton interstate fairwben
the deed was done.
Thomurderees was the flmt to inform
theIuthoritiea of the occurrence. So calm—
lydidaheactwben telling the story that
the police hesitated before looking her up.
she wm insane and the victim of
a delusion
Marshal of Police Johes was standing in
Cmicks street talking to a young man
whenaneatly Moped woman stepped up
“him and asked if he were the marshal.
Shown attired entirely in black and wore
achip straw hat, the somberncas of which
was relieved by bows of bright colored rib-
bon. She was perfectly cool. From her
manner the chief supposed that she had
some minor business, such as a complaint
of mischievous boy; or of abstreperous
neighbors to make.
Hissurpl'ise was great when she noolly
informed him that she had just murdered
three children and that she desired to give
herselfup. The marshal was incredulous
“laughed at her. The woman insisted
that she was a murdercss. and finally the
marshaltook herncross the street to the
mayor‘s oflice and questioned her.
Killed Her Own Chili) First.
In broken English she said that her name
was Lena Brown, that she came from
Hount Holly to Bordentown some weeks
wound that she lived at 4 Chestnut street,
where the marshal would find the corpses
0! he: victims Iler manner impressed the
chic! and after ordering her to be placed in
a cell in the police station he hurried to the
address given. She said afterward that her
name was not Brown, but Schmidt.
Upon entering the house no sign of life
or of human presence could be found, and
file chief passed through the parlor into
the dining room. There on the floor lay
the bodies of three children. Over their
he. was an old rag, and upon lifting it
2: chief saw that the woman‘s story was
e.
They were lying on their backs. still and
cold, and when the cloth which covered
their toms was removed, black and blue
Inhe- about the neck told the story of the
crime in port—they had been strangled in
death. The fealurvs were lmt distorted.
and it was evident that lluttll had come
swift] Indpainltwlv. When the chief ru-
‘tllrnal to the police station thr- murder. so
said that she was very sorry bill: killed the
children, but gave noreason for her crime.
“skilled her own child first by strangling
it, and then killed the Booker boys, the
eldest last.
Frantic with Grief.
Kr. and Mrs. ilowker arrived home while
tbecoronerand bis physician were there
Apolteeuian at either door to pre-
vent any one entering. The father was
wildwlth '9! and the mother was hys»
cinlliccmen refusal them ad-
mittance. The father immune frantic at
this, and rushing to the front door at-
tem to break it in. its was prevented
by policemen. He then sank upon the
porch moaning with grief and cursing the
muderua. An undortaher's wagon drove
.Ip presently and the three little bodies
I“ removed to Keeler’s morgue. The
family were then admitted to the house.
In. Schmidt'alast story as told to the
mirahalisthatheraonlclldown stair-and
blood ran from his none.
Thought. of the blood made her crazy,
aid-sit continued lollowshe choked the
Midtodeath toatoplt. fliethen laid him
natbslloorsod called the eldest Bowker
boy, who we: playing in the front room,
and m hits. Tben who took the
W , w 0 was playing in the
yml, aerial him indde and when nhe
“Mammals; room applied her terriv
the murderers, in thirty-
rather gout looking and
Bill...
together. The
were-rusted here and committed to
janfevdbuvderlycouduet.
W to forgery.
use, Kept. R—fiageant Alfred
“Nomi. mm%%?mr
on t rm oi
Arnold h Mannie-sad to bavinu
Wilhelm-offline" forgery.
“I More on the fibula.
In Your, dept. flmA man and three
“some: tailored from the quotes
“Muhfltvinbnme islandsnfler
hghuusyinptoias of cholera No cases
havsappearedln til-city.
£3.00,”th
Wm.8eptll.-’l‘he town councllol
WhuWoplan for building
It‘ll! the trans-thirds trade. The
“Marathon”! v '
min on. 7
pummuauwn
nsslnthh
con and See, Them;
usual: a owe. it nail.
“Menuhin.
nuslti‘umsmos.
Party lattes 'Irdev'od by a la.- Ira-
than Doctor. Who Has M
Baa harem». Sept. a-Dr. Henry 0.
Beale has lied thecitysfter having been
accused of no less than forty murders. Dr.
Beale and Mrs. Mary Montana were ar-
restedheseafew daysagnl’or malpractice.
mixer theymhu'ca ' 4 W
art can a g n
Many patients visited them, but finally
the suspicion of theautboritiee win-roused
and Dr. Heels and Mrs. Mentions were an
rested. The doctor was placed under 310,.
no ‘Itiaevidenthsfearedthnthe
can not trust the woman's secrecy. for be
forfeited his bail and departed for parts
*Inkuowu.
When. pressed by the prosecution
“entrees told an appalling story 0! crime.
Aeoordingto her statement no less than
forty children were born in her house. Not
we of them was permitted to live.
Beale would promptly remove the child
from its mother and either chloroform or
drown it. after which be weighted the body
and threw it lntothe bay or mounted it,
whichever method was thomostconvenlent
at the time.
Beale always stipulated with a mother in
prospect that she Would not ask what ho
come of the child, leaving the impression,
however, upon her mind that the infant
wouldbe quietly placed in the care of a
respectable family. Eliorts are now being
madetofind the remains of some of the
murdered children-
Many of the women whose babies were
killed belong to respectable families. a is
alleged that a number of them wanted to
pay Beale's bail rather than have his case
carried into court, resulting in their own
exposure and disgrace.
Busted's Pallbearers.
PREKSKlLL, N. Y., Sept. Zak-The twelve
men who will not as pallbearers at the
tuneral of the late James W. Hosted are
C. M. Depcw, Richard A. McCourdy, pres-
ident of the Mutual Life Insurance com-
pany; ex-Coliéctor William H. Robertson,
Henry B. Archer, of Yonkers; John ll.
Dumber, (ix-railroad commissioner: l. V.
Baker, Jr.; Charles Raymond, John ll.
Westbrook, ll. Walter Webb, John M.
Touccy, John W. Vrooman and Ilenry
Rowland. Generalllusted’s body will lie
in state on Thursday morning from Oiiutii
ll o'clock,during which time the public
will be permitted a last look at the face of
the dowased.
Peel's “earl-g Adjourned.
ALBANY, Sept. m-Jl‘he hearing in the
application of F. Ellery Anderson et al. for
a mandamus locompel Commissioner Peck
to reveal the sources of his information as
to the cflect of the McKinley bill upon the
industries of the state was adjourned in
.,
the special term at Hudson the second
Week in October.
BI-Mnyor Chopin's Trunks Released.
NEW YORK, Sept. Bil—The trunks of Al-
fred C. Chapin, ex~nlayor of Brooklyn,
which were seiwd by custom house oflicers
after having been taken of! the steamer on
which the er-mayor came from Europe,
and from which be disembarked without
the consent of the health officer, were re-
leased on the paymentof $100 duty.
8i! Gillie-rt Campbell (lullty.
Latinos, Sept. ail—The trial of Sir Gil-
bert. Edward Campbell and others associ-
ated with him in a series of frauds on per-
sons ambitious for literary fame terminat
ed at the Old Baileyin a verdict of guilty.
Sir Gilbert Edward Campbell was sentenced
to sighted: months' imprisonment at hard
labor.
lib-burrs Condltion.
Harlem, Sept. its—There have been ”6
fresh cause, or fifty-one fewer than yester-
day; flftyoeven deaths, or thirtytwo fewer
than yesterday; in burials, or eighteen
fewer than yesterday. In the hospitals Lin!
patients are under treatment, against 243?.
The Body Was Aste-‘s.
Gssm1cu,Conn.,Sept. mam-e body
demon killed on the Consolidated road
has been identified as t t of llenry 1).
Aston, a wealthy New Y man, who had
from a private insane asylum.
A Int-l 10h.
Kisses Gm, Sept. ail—The 0th of 'l‘.
R Vineeotbyan electric shock was the re-
sult of a practical joke by fellow employees,
II. Polllneyer and Peter Walters, who ran
a live wire to Vincent’s desk for fun.
Postmaster- Appointed.
Wamlsoros, Sept. ill. —Presideoilal
postmaster: were appointed as follows:
A. K.Goodwiu, Pawtueket, R. 1.; C. N.
Brown, Weensoehet, R. I., and C. ll. Ri-
ley, Dedham, Mala, reappointed.
has. Joseph as Godfather.
Beans, Sept. m—Owlng to the birth of
theprlucosn a numbers! females impris-
cued for minor odensea will be pardoned.
Emperor Frans Joseph of Austria will
stand godfather to the child.
he lino-rt Paulie withdraws.
cincdlraoionvoted to withdrawfromtba
Waterline-e Winn. TheWaha-h
toukslmilsraeticasoveraldayesgo.
An Alleged ”shatter captured.
Nsw Omesopt. ”.r-w. it
anIope. Arh.,srbencehe bsfnglttnfrorn
justice, wail arrested in abroher’aofllee and
'l'oeh a base of Madam.
Cmfltl, Bept. flew—David South
mum
cavemen or muooeuvs.
the special term of the supreme court to ob
STEEL
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New Jersey Democratic "Clubs
Elect Adrian President.
e‘l'lIB “SHAW DEMOGRATB.
James I. carroll Nominated as Governor
Bur-en'- Bulnlug Mote—JD“: Ticket
009’!“ and the Platform Adopted.
‘n’. natal-Walsh sedan.
Canon, N. J.,Sept. m—The Dr. ocratie
Met] of New Jersey met in annual ennv
notion in the Armory, loll clubs being rep~
resented. The convention was called to
order by William It. Wilson, of Elizabeth,
shah-man of the executive committee of the
society in the absence of President 2:. A.
Stevens, of Boboken, who is ill. Judge
Howard Carrow, of Camden, acted as tem-
porary chairman and W. S. McKean, of
Asbury Park, temporary secretary. The
resolution. adopted read:
We, the Democratic organization of the state
it blew Jersey, in convention ml»!ed,renow
our allegiance to the principles expressed in
thematitution and to the Democratic Sodety
at New Jersey. We heartily lndono the plat.
format the Democratic party adopted atonr
national and stats conventions. and the princi-
plea and policy so ably enunciated in the letter
ofacosptaaoeot our candidate for president.
Grover (hovel-rid.
Weeordially approve our Democratic state
administration. and tender our services in aid
of our state committee in accomplishing the de-
lired sncos- at our principles and candidates.
We congratulate ourselves and all other: to-
temtsdin good government upon the unim-
psachablo character of our candidates and
Iandard bearers in the coming contest. to
whom we pledge, atom earnest and enthusi-
Iltieanpport, feeling moved that merit will
win succee- aud that victory is assured to
Cleveland. Stevenson and Wort;
The committee on new Oflll‘t‘fl for the so
ciety recommended the election of Hon.
Robert Adrian, of New Brunswick. no press
ldent; William D. McKuiu, of Anilury
Park, secretary; lion. Jami-n lurnning, of
Trenton, treasurer~ and John S. llturan. of
Camden, sergeant-atoms. This was adopt
ed alter an ineffectual attempt of the l-Lesor
county delegation to place Robert Gwynne.
Jr., editor of the Salem Sunbeam. in nom-
ination for the presidency. l’rosidont
Adrian, who is pmsidcnt of the stale sen~
ale, was then conducted to the platform
and made an address on national and slate
issues, espmiaily eulogising ex-I’realdent
Cleveland's letter of Mceptauce.
The chainuuu. secretary and chairman
of the executive committee Wen- pained as
delegates at large, and aftcracaucus by
congressional districts the following were
osen:
First district, John McCormick, of llam-
den; Second. Colonel C. 5. Sims, of Mount
Holly; Third. Mayer Pierre, of Perth Ant
boy; Fourth. William A. Putter, of Flem—
ingtou; Fifth, Senator John liinchclitl‘c.of
Paterson; Sixth, Henry Scbnlk, of Newark;
Seventh, Michael Coyle. of llolmken;
Eighth, John W. Savage, of Rabway.
The convention was addresses] by Prose
color Bendrlekson, of Burlington county,
before adjournment.
James II. Carroll Nominated as Iloraruor
Rnuacll'a Itunnlug Mate.
Bosrox. Sept. 2ii.—.~\ftcr the wild tumult
of applause in the Democratic state can
vention which greeted the renomination
of Governor Russell had subsided, on mo
tiou of George Fred Williams, James E.
Carroll, of Springfield, was nominated for
lieutenant governor, and briefly addmrd
' theconvcution.
Hon. John J. Donovan followed with tlu
report of the wininittee: on platform. The
resolutions adopted indorac the (‘himgt
platform nominees, with an approving
paragraph particularly devoted to the lurid
plank. Concerning banking'lhe platform
says:
We believe that as the circulating notefu
tnralof then-throat banking system are boron:
'tug obsolete in consequence of the arntrartiol
at the but: of circulation. it is necessary that
some expedient should befonnd for the issuance
and withdrawal. as the needs of trade may do
fund. of credit notes under such forms of fed»
araleupervlalouumny be thought desirable
Hence we advocate the removal of the national
to: upon such circulating non-o of slato banks
. are no located that theirprompt rodomptlon
In lawful money will always be certain.
The federal elections bill is censured,
combines denounced and Governor lino
nell'e administration indorned A plea ii
also made for local self government.
Governor Rum-ell then ems-amt on lbr
platform, escorted by the committee up
pointed to secure his attendance. lie mu
received with a perfect babel of enthusiastic
dance-traitor: and mounted the convert
thin in a felicilous speech.
The committee on the balance of the
ticket next reputed as follows, the report
being unanimously amt-pied:
For secretaryof m. contrast ilamlin.
of Brookllue; tor treasurer and rrccivei
, James 8. Grinnell. of Greenfield:
forauditor. True: I). Bayleo, of Milllmry‘
forattorney general, Garte- lv‘. Ilillr', oi
Lowell; {or presidential electors at large,
Patrick A. Cellini, of Burton, and John E.
Basalt. at hie-tor. Presidential elector-r
warstben named and the convention ml-
learned.
i
rile Pholan-Walsb needle.
ltsw haven,
eunrtufthestste died its decision inthi
qua warranto nae-of Phelsn versus Walsh
and Inner versus near: with the clerk of
the superior court here. Both ones In
considered
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preval
and Washington last night, the wind
'giveusaeoll.
norrsu 13m:
I'he life and Reserve Ambition la- a
no“. of “130.000.
numm, Sept. alt-Jilin stow banking
department has marlin application may
potatmentofa ruci- \‘tl’ or tbelaiteairl
he association. A mil-wits were male
that the filming of the my." iaLion were short
Inth the deficit \vcw'v-i rs-ieh imam.
Judge. Lewis naerved his decision undl
”day.
Thereport of illusion: Mal. examiner's
lays the miatiuo is xmim to the corn,
and that the president, extinct-re Hart-m J,
Swift, owes it .611“), and that llimlor
Carlin Wes it £1.22“). The report further
states that Swift gave his lather 85,0!» on
a piece of property not worth over two),
and to his business partner he gave 13,500
on “property not worth that amount. 'I‘hese
de cieocies, when added to the death
claims now due, will ford up tonbout sill}.-
(I!)
The official statement shows cniih Imus,
bonds and mortgages. Merriam. and wu—
paid death claims, disability cluilue. n»
servo certificates, 2273,3361“, leaving :l‘l
actual deficit of $119,934. l6.
THE READING COAL COP-251‘."
low York and Illinols llotl- TM .
to Dissolve It.
New Your, Sept. tor—The «i: .
committee to investigate the i:~
combine bad a meeting all u..- :
hotel. The committee {Millplnl v.
mendation of its counsel. u... l . 1
transuliiiaion of the comm-1'... -
attorney general of the rum... »
thatimmediutc notion be taut-i '
date the leases and (~11th of ti . .
Valley Railway company to the t... . ..
Railroad company.
Illlusrla Also Acts.
Culcauofiept. Ltd—State Attorney lam}:-
neckcr took the first steps today humid
breaking up the coal trust when an iniur-
motion was filed in the circuit court to re-
strain the Yhilmli-lphin and Reading Cord
and iron conuiany from selling anthracite
coal in the county of Cook, on the ground
of unlawful combination.
The hull rig-Ina! Butler.
Boston, Sept. ‘al.-——’l’he suit to recover
MAXI) damages from General B. I-‘. But-
ler, brought by the C. l". Joivett Publish-
ing company, was begun today in the an»
promo court. The publishing company
claims that the general violated the tonne
of a contract to let it publish his boo" by
refusing to furnish the manuscript.
Like Jack the Ripper.
Bluux, Sept. tilt—The dead body of a
woman was found in a sand pit near Char-
lottonbnrg. The woman had been stmugled
and then mutilated in the same manner as
the victims of “Jack the Ripper. " This is
the second crime of the kind committed in
Berlin recently.
Manager Melten's Change.
“isms, Sept. 11— General Manager
Mellenhas resigned from the New York
and New England and will be one of the
rice presidents of the New York, New
Ilaven and Hartford railroad. It is said
that his salary will be at least $20.”) per
annum.
Norris Not an Barbra-let.
liaurronn. Sept. alt-General llorbln-
eou. general agent of the New York Life
Insurance company in this city, authorizes
the denial of a statement sent from this
city on sept. 16 that Richard I). Norris, a
subageut, had embezzled from him.
flan Diego's Celebration.
Sax Disco, Cal, Sept. 2i~Jilan Roderi-
gun Cnbrillo. a l’ortumrefie captain, die
covert-d San Diego in Krill, entering the
harbor in the ship San fialvador. Today
the 350th anniversary of this historic event
is being celebrated.
'l’he Jesuit nettle-a.
Roltll. Sept. '28.—-Tbe report that the
Jesuit general has already been elected wan
premature. Large numbers of Jesuits who
came to Rome have proceeded to Loja,
Spain. and the election will take place in
that city.
1h Cholera In Holland.
AlmllDAll, Sept. Lat-Twelve deaths
from cholera have been rqxirted from va-
rious parts of Holland. The disuse is con-
llncd for the most part to Delft. (ironiugeu.
Maarseu, Allen and (itmdswaard.
In "aniso- slightly Rotter.
Wasnisoros, Sept. m.--m condition
of lira Harrison continues about the
name," said Dr. Gardner, and although he
could notice no [articular change. she was,
if anything. slightly improved.
Yale's 108d hear.
Naw Haves. Sept. :1qu enters upon
It. lmd year on Thur-flay. Over half e
million dollars has been or oil In the
erection of new edifices fort differeutdo
partmsnts during the past year.
Devoa kept-ver- last. ‘
import, Sept. ”3—“! British models
at Mosambique ban reported to the foreign
office the drowning of two Englishmen and
five (lei-man eaploren at the mouth at the
river Monro.
Ila-bl“; m- t' on].
N" YURI, Sept. and)... all? want of
rue-ably has Iwupt this city thmlgu rile
agency of the police force and all the gum-
hliag places hove been ordered clmed.
harm Wind Iterm.
Woousvittr, R. It, Sept, n—-A terrific
wind and snow stonu led on Mount
teaching
a velocity of in miles per hour.
Dari-d Under a clay leak.
Smelter, it. it. Best- nodal“: sum
and Patrick lavelle were buried under a
bank ofdlrtandelay. Smith was fatally
mil Lorelle severely trolled.
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several times almost glvun up to die Indigo»
lion and canker were at the same time doing
its dentrnollve work; l was in a very bad eon-
dltiou. In Momach was so Week and irritated
it would not retain the simplest food. Dalton
told me Ibe linin of my o'omach was com-
plet ly ruin: d. l are (‘tlllflllldd the best phy-
sicians in Boston and have taken medicines
to be good, Including Hm B'own‘s and
A er's Bare-perms, Pepsin and many more,
a] failed. After one very bed attack one
your ago from which i did not rally 1 was in-
duced to take- trial bottle of (l. A. A. was
opposed to it at first. after taking a few doses
:felt belie;i at fill" ill clinics 'l.lr «littoral;
rem any: ng overt en- ave u
three bottles and am cured. It has hel me
more than the doctors or all the m lclnsl
baveever used. up can call on
me forluformatlou at. any time. Mus. ll. 6.
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Watches, Chains, Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
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Thus far our good-o delivered in South Nor-
waik have given general satisfaction, and our
method of payment ishlghly‘ appreciated. Pull
information can lh‘ ball of our mgr-m.
CU‘STAV PITZER.
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Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED OR CRUW'NED.
Teeth filled with gold. Platinum,
Amalgam and all plastic materials.
Trell- treated and successfully crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain i'rowns. "
Artificial teeth on GoldJ’lalinum. ('ontinu
one Gum and Rubber Males, and all work per-
taining to modern dentistry.
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Ch dren‘s teeth.
A i work at most reasonable rim
Teeth filled and extracted on nlssaly.
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