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at « .1:
-~"' War.” theCloak Holland hoe-w
" .WbankwrcckerJaa mded hiein
The Notorious sin. Wrecker
Tore: Morphine in Prison.
until monomeric
lollylerlwaoty \‘ears teOover Upllh
WM Cams on theDay
waste Io mu m noon-sci.
numm. Oat. i.-Fdward e‘ Darin. tht
limonsmwwith his own hand.addin§
adlmurdert'ohls other crimes. He died
ngnmenumuuuwdhuarnsc”
‘8‘ vi to have" been tried for robbing
mWa-‘m bank. The canaeoi
deathia given by his lamilypbysicianal
“nptnmdanarteryia the brain." In:
however.“ he took opium on
Saturday,and tlwintentotauicideisvcry
clear.
When his use was called for trialhii
cunnaelhandedthe courtadoctnr’acertld-
some. was unable to appear add
was todie. This was the firstinti
mailmthatanyone outside at theDann
Milyhadcl hiacondition,andii
elated great excitement in the court
more. Mr. Hoyt, in reply to questions,
ddbeknew nothing at his client’scon—
dflion or what the trouble was. but to
tliejndgebehintcd st apoplexy.withnnt,
www.makinganydcdniteatatement.
Used tensions-actual.
Edward S.Dann stood high in church
ulDdAIcirelcs. Whenthehankmlnin—
mfnnndthatthcrewasashortage in the
"mutant thcbank and recommended the
aunt ot the trustedaccrctnryandtm
nuthetrusteacmrld not believetheex-
anthers Were right in their conclusions
neyhd trusted him implicitly for over
two or since the bank was
ty yearn—er
Ila had been lmed uponuamodelol
flithiulnels, industry and integrity. lie
wasalwaya hm to arrive at the bank and
last to leave;he was the custodian at
church funds, and widows and timid worn-
fll came to his bank because they had an
ultra reenhis ailvered head bowed in prayer
It the altar. He never took a vacation.
and always balanced the books himself.
Such an attentive oillcsr the trustees
could do no wrong.
The examiners hinted that perhaps Dunn
had reason ior working personally over the
books and wearing the cloak of sanctity.
Blithchnataesacofled at the like. How-
evc. private detectives were called in and
Dunn was put under arrest. lie was cool
when confronted with accusations, and said
he could explain allil’ time andacceast
ihebooka were given him. The examiners
aaldthey could figure the books without
Themed Dana's arrest caused great
excitement when it was made known in
June. lie was not locked up like a com:
Inmcrlmlnal at first, but was allowed t~
mtoand from his home under surveillance
dadetactive. Then it was that Dana made
dtbepoiaonandhelivedonindiayaca.
examiners (cum! in column after
at figures running
Ilcklora long period at years,and con—
uptothc veryday he was appre
whenhc stoleapackageolflwm
Whyex—Jnaticer-rles Daniela,ol
thamprcmeconrt. The
In Mole Ila" I llllllol.
Finally it was learned that the aggregate
Mwashallamiilion. Beinrethedgurea
hadr-chedthlstotalbannhad been put
lajailon warrants sworn outbylndignaut
“holders, headed by
White.
BareJnaticeDanlela askcdhimtonlake
fill MW,MI Dann procrastinated
indignation was atleverbeat.
hemadeoveraomeolbieproperty;
andiamlly physician gave bailior
“mac-lacuna vdien wantedsud
”wastelanhacktohiaiamily.
llawasindietadwithhia so took
handllook-
kamwdrnnmgbytheileptmbergnnd
jlry. ll'heir trial was-etdowniortbia
were sixteen indictments
in the village
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theasttlameut of the Briganmatter
theclection oi delegates to the synod was
announced. Thellrigp and comsrvative
Mons are equally represented among the
delegates. The preshytc’ry, alter the an
nonncement of the delegates. adjourned
until Nov. 9.
THE COLUMBUS CELEBRATION.
M York's Old Guard “11! Be Prealdnl
Harrison's Escort.
wa You. Oct. t—The executive com-
mittee of thsColnmhua celebration decided
thattbcend at thenavalparadeebouldbe
opposite Grant’s tomb. 4 About molars»
the Washington monument will he re
med for the G.A.R.vcteranswbo can-
not parade. A letter from the 8 con-
sul says that the Intent. Ysabel will rcpre
aentSpain. Showillbeaasigued aplaccin
the post at honor. Fifteen hundred sortie
ties. numbering overall!) men,will particl»
pate in the military parade. Brigadier
General Louis Fitzgerald hassasigucd the
members 01 theOldGnard to act as the
guard of honor to Pruident Harrison.
Governor Pattiscn. oi Pennsylvania. and
his stall have accepted the committee’s in-
vitation to be present. '
roster Will Ilnhe an Address.
ersorox. Oct. 4.—-Secrctary oi the
'l‘reaamy Foster has"conaented to make an
address at the Colombian imiivibica in
New York on the 12m inst.
The Cooley Gang Wiper! Ont.
Uriexrowx. Pa. Oct. {—The killing at
FrankCooley by Sheriil McCormick you.
today has been an pplcmontul by the cup-
tnrcolJack Ramsey and Charlie David,
andthc notorious lecy gnu: nl' rubbers
and milieu» nrc pain-1.. .t: . wim‘. um
T100! the laden liltlr ’ '
fiveof their follower.» .
those not yet appreln m. .
MM Sly! III! In J. er ziwllrlr.
PHILADELPHIA. 0m. 4.- .. c “cm-ml
George B. Snow-kn. 1" mm: milieu of
tthational gutlrli, e 3;. For: in ié rr .9 m i-
ble lot the urn-s: oi the llouu-sluzd inl-
viaory board {or imam. no it was he a ho
enmity! it to the counseLjpr the preoccu-
tion.
Hmmm and
I
.. u.
M III! M 'l'rlal.
Ami", Oct. L—‘l'he motion to quash
the indictment oi Labor Commissioner
Charles F. Pcckmhargcd with destroying
public documents, has been denied, and he
will have to amwer the criminal charge.
Intro! and Feathered.
3raurono,Conn.. Oct. t—ilenry Alhiu.
an elderly married man oi this town. while
viaitinx a young widow at langrltlgc, was
taken from the house by neighbors, tarred
and feathered and sent home.
last-r Work-a- Bn‘hes Wed.
Romano. N. Y., Oct. t—Naater Work-
man James lln‘bea. convicted of extor
tion.waa rcaantaaced to one year in the
pmltentiary, his appeal to the general term
having been refused.
Announces-y.
Vinita. Oct. 4.—Priaoe Peter at Co-
hummulaonciboml’edrnlateempuor
ct llmil. suddenly went crasy and tried
tokillhimaeli. llehasbeenplaeedunder
restraint.
”w-.-
Cotes-WSW
BluflmOctt—Plfleenthouaandcot-
tonloomalnGbent have been stoppdby
that-(nationoltnde. Theatoppasewlll
me great misty among the working
Wham-turn!“-
Wills. 1.. 1.,Oet. t.—-stid All-
laawas crushed to death byabiock oi
mm tangivhiehwasbe-
haistedoaamJalllngonbim.
- mtmirm
Burma-or. N.J..Oet.t.—-t}lywts8.
Wmdoithe mm“
so .was
.arrledtolbhllclaflutherland. 1‘!
, Ira. Isaiah's Mel-n.
Was-mares, Oct. t—ilrs Harrison
weir.
nit
lflm".~~$m ‘
autumnal or. lllilt.
more some Bib.
a Young. and Wealthy no
Bode His Liie' bribe Edict.
nvnormmmmnemm
let the lasplte Vac Island, and l
mmm'ork‘flrenluanayo
menus—Alienate“. Coronet
mitotic-saddles“.
New You. Oct. t—Upon the var,
thraahold a lit early manhood, the passes
aorolalarnflortune.witbbostaoi friends
J. Barlow Icarebead. twenty-one year.
old.autlbnlletlntohiaheartin hismort
fluWelt'l‘htrty-illth street. wherein
boarded andwherehe wealauad lying deae'
nponhlahed. Arevolver layby his side
and on hh breast, aaii he hadca‘ one last
lend look at it before he fired the late
M icy the picture at the young man’l
mother, whodied some years ago.
The suicide was deliberately planned any
carried out. There appears to have beet
.noamal motive beyond amnc weird ant
Sundials-race! obliption which be im
agined hlmacliunderwanorganiaationol
which he appears to have been a member
to kill himsell within a prescribed time.
This organization—ii it really exists—is r
veritable suicide club. There may have
been one richer motive-«the tear of being
lnaatcnd by the habit dintempernnce. >
Young Hoorehcad comes of excellent
iamlly. lite lather. Charles H. Moor-ahead
ia a wcdthy resident oi Bridgman. N. J
liewasanepbew. too, of Mr. G. C. Thom
as, of the banking firm of Dreacl. Morgan
& Co., «Philadelphia.
From hisgrandiather, a retired western
mine owner, who died several years ago;
the young man is aaidto have inheritu! a
tortune cotinmted at $1,011,000. He received
a liberal education and has traveled exten-
sively. both in this country and abnnd
lie wasa graduated physician. but some
how, no doubt owing to his extermive bank
account. be drilled into theatrically—that
la, into the management oi theatrical on
A Schick Club.
In London {or two years be had managed
aeveraltbeatrical shows with more or less
sum. He returned to this country last
year. He appears to have been a young
man 0! intemperatc habit». fur the early
part at tho present-year found him an in;
mate of the Keeley institute at Philadcl
phia. Alter a two months‘ course at
treatment he wasdiacharged cured. Moore
head had commenced to drink a little
again, and last week hermit! toairicnil.
"l! this cursed habit of rum ever gets the
better oime again l'll blow my lit-insect."
Several letters were on the table in the
mlcide‘s room. These were severally ad-
droaedtotbe coroner oi New York city;
0. C. Thomas,care oi Dreael. Moi-mu Jr
00.. Philadelphia; Charles ll. Moorehead,
Bridgeton. N. J., and Cabby No. on. city.
Thelatter was probably addressed to the
cabman who drove him on his last ride.
The letter to the coroner. which mm tinted
Oct. 3. 1:45 a. 111.. ml as follows:
I have committed suicide as per club. Please
give verdict to such efleet and oblige yours
truly. J. 8. Moon.
I. Bwly name is J. B. Hairdo-d.
In. of Philadel in. (l. C. Thomas. oi Dresol
80a. ismy uncle. Please notily him.
The comner began probing into the mat
tar. and learned that Nesuor Lennon. an
actor. could probably explain the curious
epistlc he had received. lemon was enm-
monedand widthecoroner that there was
asnicide club in this city. Mocrehmd. be
said. was a member and he also belonged
toit. He said that was the mam )lmrc-
head shot himselt. and added that the dead
man was compelled to do it.
(tiered 'l‘en Yours 0! Lite.
ln speaking oi the workings oi the club
I‘m said: “Each member on joining is
compelled to ilx thedate at which they are
to take their own life. Moorebrad'n hour
had arrived. By a special rule oi the club
hawas cflered a ten year parole, but be re
fused toaccept it. being determined to keep
hb agreement]:
Hr. lannon refused to tell moreofthe
which Hr. Homeland had joined. The
mar will thoroughly investigate the
cue.
lloorehead was at a hopeful dispouitlm,
andhlairiendabmknowol norraaon for
It eel! destruction. They are inclined to
believe in his member-hip in amicidc club.
lie lsttve lasw'a.
Oct. t—John ll. Sloane.
hwyer (or J. B. oorcbcad, said when in-
flamed o! the suicide: “1 have only had
belat- Motions with him tor tbreeor
burnoutha and know very little of his ai-
lalra. Bavaria the Keeleylnstituto {or
sometime, butt havenoknmvleduedbir
Housmunberot asulcidcciub. lilo
motherhasbeen dead tor mtlme.sud
though In lather is living hewanundcr
the guardianship oi the Guarantee'l‘rnat
Warn Oct. anreurth class
mm.
Gardiner, ll. C. Conklln at (looming:
Castle and lary I ll. Vurneratltnah
std-t the
mallet-the kinds Jury system. which
ly allows the prosecution to make
thdr own Jury.
Minna“-
mh.0¢4.-?oarmuarmsdwlth
mwwwmlim
Nation! heat. but were around ml
It: be MM
Ymmtu m
firehouse We! .was
harem-tattle
i
new
William :F‘” -
'5 1* retransmit: servnrlee.
Anioanrrectlonoiugroes lsreporud
Mill :
Itkdenlcdthdd'ay Gould has W
ItockibtheChieagoelevotedro-ds.
Beveralhuuwenwreeked by a burri-
meat lAvaea Bay. Tex. No lim were
Banks. Crochet. a lletbodiot minis
unwa- killed at Jonatown. N. 0.. by a
train.
The" iaa hotcounty seat waronbo
‘I'el? Trenton and Culbertson countiu,
1.3- Come- and J. A. licornlatwo acre
Dante. were latally injured by telling from
aballcon at Peoria, ms
Three hwdalnan were badly burned and
W head of attic killed in the prairie hrs
In Bear River valley.
The Rhoda island stale militia. baring
datermlnednotto participate in the New
York celebration of Columbus day. the en-
tiresoldlcry‘l'ortAdama have been or
deredtopreparetogotoNew Yorkon that
owasion
John Phillips Quinn. the reformed garn-
blcr. will go on a crusade over the country
in the privstc cur Evelyn.
Eighteen workmen have been killed so
tar this yearon the World’s lair grounds
and‘mo more or less acrlouely injured.
The steamer Monumt has landed at
San Bonita, Men. with 51!) Gilbert island-
ers, who aretobc distributed among the
plantations as slaves.
The University oi Wisconsin has organ-
ized a university extension department un-
der Lyman P. Powell, iormerly of Johns
Hopkins university.
Chic! P. M. Arthur. oi the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, has been in Dar
Moincs revere! days intends-ting the
trouble with the Des Moines, Northern and
Western road. .
The National Association of Machinery
Trades, which: embraces pattern makers,
boiler makers. machinists. machinery mold-
ers and machine blacksmitha. are holding
a convention in Chicago.
Thirtycaersol chalet-s are reported {or
yestenlay and today in Paris. Six ended
in death.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
KA'HONAL marl calms.
At New York-
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Cleveland ...... ooIIIaols—Jfilsl
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Iona; and Zimmar. Hutchinson a Kit»
A Denial Kro- Enlllvnn.
New Years. Oct. l.——John 1.. Sullivan ar-
rived in this city and was asked by a United
Pie-reporter it it was true thatbehad
expressed a desire for another match with
Corbett. lie emphatically denied that be
had any such intention. lle waa heartily
sick of the ring. he said. Speaking of the
report that he had been rimmed during his
recent light. he paid that be was never in -
better condition in his life than when he
stepped into the ring with Corbett.
Want Hanging Revived.
Pnovmrmcs, Oct. t—Tbe queuion oi
capital punishment is being revived. The
clergyarecallinglorthe hanging a! Irnu'L
derers in Rhoda inland. and a petition has
been prepared lorprraentntion to the gen—
eral asecmblyat its special amnion. which
begins today. ‘
A nut strike In One Ilsa.
Borneo, Oct. 4.—John F. Ncumaun.a
awitchmanwhobaabccnoutoiworkincc
the recent strike. beanie inane from
brotaling over his trouble and attempted
tokillhis wife and himself. lie was an
rested.
'I'Ie Cholera In lab-cg.
Humor. Oct. t—Olheial figures pub
liahed today give the total number at
choleracaaeainthelutaichekaasllfldl.
ciwhich‘lmwcrc iatal. ‘l’bcrehsvebem
lily-four fresh uses and seventeen deaths
Oer-any'a Army 1M
Emir. Oct. 4.-—’l'he National Zeltuag
states positively that thenew army bill will
add neon men to the German army ona
looting. The strength at the stand-
armywillbelncveaaedlo Milli men.
(hr-acts (lo-Ia. Ila-e.
mmwmomtmnh lulled“ the
Cunqie company t Pius
representative that he kuewAndreow
neatewas on his way toAmrieaat the
pro-cutaw_
a Itch nae or Nichol.
WI.0ct.4.—A rlehdepcntotnlckal
haabeendiacovuedia'l‘ psuandb.
ltlsabout twelve miles nine or ten
fastwkbandhasaomslderabledmh.
Ia Belles Washed Ashen.
Wrunaoror. N. 0.. Oct. t—stx bodies
werewaahedafimontheheaebat Little
nomad 'l'heywsre lashedloarfltoi
aparaaadwarehadlydeeompoaed.
mmuann
Poarun, On. Oct. 4.4. K. Grams
black-nub, wasbnrnad todaath in his
honaeandloha Humanitarian,"
kflladhylallia‘tlmhere.
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on . .Egmh‘nu...‘ ”ohm" Hmlg%u'ln 1‘
W I. Ragga-Dear :n 1.1”.
every ' mmnu'mnlmmeo' W3:
. varycrltloal tron so lied that
plug. . n u...
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Never changes. ”“ “n
Never varies.
ASK FOR
ve . Those I
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m - raretWfiiogymamuasso
m Hill. the lite let. Sale I at.
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As a special inducement {or ole to t our
celebrate] TEAS and BAR! u POWDl-Z we
will [or a short time re In the readers of thir
paper LID GOLD X65 with club ordere
ore lbs and Bibs. Sendachamplorflipazr
WWW” SliPPDSE
mu llll
us nuct I
THE BELKlllP TEA co.
III! DDIPOB‘I‘. C‘I’.
Fm... , ' _,.- ,, «W a ~w. .. '
amlly Washmgs.
., ,- *yfi
Plain washing. ....... L....:I)cents per dozen
Warming and [running ........ ”cents per timer
The above prices include
Silicon. Pillow C . Towels. Napkins. Table
Cloths. Baby Clothes. Chemises. Night
om. Drawers. Aprons. Cor-
net Covers. to.
“'lll'l’l: SKIRTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
"music laundry 00.,
3| cannon 8t. Ionall.
comm TAKEN FOR HOTELS A.\'i‘
Makes every-day (armistice of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulons' care. Highest
awardat all Pure Food Expositions. Each
mag: makes two large pics. Avoid
tious~and insist on having th’
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
ulziy
, I ..,. .. N..._<_.....-
." DO YOU
COUCH
DON‘T DELAY
Win/IFS
.311;ng
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2-;
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" "' '"n'" “‘- .‘E New and second hand
“I“ ”I minim
ballast. :1.
8W . Phaeton. Carriages.
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to; suit All.
CALL AND 8!! THEN.
Henry Tilly.
‘Bur’glar-Pmof' Sales.
irons.
~ pm“ hunch;
mmummm
1. s. nuNALnsoN‘,
. Sonthnflorwad the
E.0.llflllll|8&0ll.
fl “filmy 8b, lotion, Ilse.
F i re and
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Bank Sales. .'
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
A31)
Dil’lllll Willi 0F All KINDS.
Th!| lest Safes in the World.
ISM!!! in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. lam. since that great tire.
where 50 of our sales were subjected to intense
heat. rving their contents.
Cl] .‘lPlON RECORD aim in the Great
Chi Fire in 1371. in the Great Bordon Fire
in] i.. and in all the glen! fires since. Sun
{or tire-nine. Agents wanted. e3 Kim
modem»:
TiNu WARE MINE. ‘ ..
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tbclowasiprlce.
SilllNi,
_ ; Exclvmut
Willi“! IBM.“
“m in...
Old and
DAILY eraser
Freight Line
inulh NorwaIk,
I i Norwalk.
THE rumours
city of Norwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier 2!. E. R. (Batman street)
Nevpl'ork. at 5 p. m... Satu'rdaysat z p. m. '
i t received Iron 7 a. m. tohptnr.
Re ruin boats leave Norwalk at 5 p.m.
and South orwalk at tarp. m.
Freight taken from and received for all
pmnts on the Daubnry and Norwalk and She-
pnug Railroads at greatly reduced rates.
1' on an liclion to his the (lit l‘ N -
we! and will lid-$1]! (or y mod:
freight anyw in New York or its vie-in“ .
glut persons are forbid trusting any of
"PAYIfiENTs
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches, Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clock$.Diamunds.
Tim. lounsnu & COMPANY.
2|9 Montague 81..
(my HALL saunas, Brooklyn. ii. i
Then is: our earth delivered in South Nor
walk have given gent-ml satisfaction. and our
"it" luv! 0! payment is highly apprwinuwl. E‘ui
lll~IYUlnlltlu can hr lindot our agent.
GUSTAV PlTZER.
ll RAILROAD PLACE.
sum 1911111191114
C rad d u c k ’ s
In. It! WASHIIBTBI STREET
The People'elerlet.
ALI. KININ 0F PRIME MEATS AND
Fill-25H VEGETABLES l5 THEIR
HEASON.
Give us a trial and you will become-attend:
‘llllunivr.
Hard Times- Prices.
A. c. Billilllitll,
PMPBlmll.
Save Your Team.
HAVE THEM FILLED 03 CROW’NED.
Teeth tlllrd with T)“. Platinum. Alloy
c materials.
Amalliam and all plant
lly crowned with
wna.
Test I treated and
now. Platinum or Porcelain Cm
Isa-Inert-
[1.th _ , _ _r
ll‘llle ”II.
. Oldmmm'dnsm “ Kl'" & so"
“when. can» 0: 9
“NW-..“ .._........ -
modulation.
21 leis Street Israeli.
lCE CREAM.
cm .1
comélicklmsf
mm m Barnum:
STABLES,
[Ell lIF 'I’IIE 'll'lll lllllIE,
soon noawau. cons. ,
‘1‘
“Mr-a.
st
mammoth
5| Nubian» 8t... 80. Ilmell,
Bakers. lifetimes,
WWII“.
eta
I
Artileial teeth on (Sold. Hstlnum. (motion
milemhm£13bberd mildly and all work per-
n in en .
IIKl at lion IIIIBJO Irregular and
"thew...- m...
'07 I
Teeth tilled and extracted alaaal
on.
it Washington St.
Over
Booth Norwalk. cm. as 11
:tonm of the Daggge‘lfigg’zl this “m and?“
L. H . DECKER.
DEALER IN '
:th
lrtists’ laterials.
Pictures Framed to Order. Painting
Paper "using and Decanting.
79—WASI! [ROTOR WET—JD
South Norwalk.
W. L. DOUGLAS
n’afilMenfi-n
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Rallies. sas‘a'ty
Irina:
anim-
Teame at all Hour-r3.
butwill
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“PARKE
Amado-ma Treatmeakcoaaistial
at Benediction. stun-at in Osmium
lanoxaadnllasa uvaCnrvtorlatsrsal.
0M%MM doe] chronic.
Bees-tar nary lea. baa
heaa knows to fall. I perm
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