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phi the dmth‘psnslty for poisoning
hhdrlwhfldn Hell)- Potts, orer
Minthednthchirinlheexecuo
lioniuomhepveuphhlllb because of
tllstcriun ‘ '
Bundling wss in Man- at It
Mhtthhelechinmt was not
wards-utilizatllthistternoon.
Wh-thelhgwssrsnuponlhedesth-
house he wsitinganwds outside the
prim walk knew tint the exemtiou
mover.
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.mm-edthmehr-hmed-
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Intent“ fl 11 o'clock. flat I! the
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as. Up towlflntwn dqsdthedsy
at
’ every day after that.
‘ rh”M“M—mM-sudvdl- Mam
”WfinMM-fl-fllnntrhndstomthdresrs throughout Orr-rt-
thst he had soldmydnugbter morphino
nbuerywssnbssetshricstiou
B00103 Plinth-'5 5103‘.
In 1”!" o... to his III. ll- It“
In the Putna- Ila-so
The body of In. Idlflill,sister of
Augustus Benton. at South Norwslt,
who died st the Putnam House. New
York, lsstfiidsy, was removed to her
home in Kinphnd, N. 1.. Saturday. Dr
Darwin HillaudDrs PntnsmsndWh-te,
the two physician who attended the
women. say that there was
mange nhouther dyingnt thePntnam
Borne. Wallace ‘l'sylor.ol Klogslsnd.
it will be numbered, took lullill
w the Putnam House. «shared as Wal-
terJ.8pear and wife. of Syracuse.nnd
remained withher and nursed her until
ant...
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The else truth; to the arrest was
turnishsdbythebrmne-udolsl’stsr-
sonnloulnqeroundnmrtheelsble
dooronthe‘morningatterthehorsswss
stolen. When the aid came into the
oleers’handsthey were both working
onsnotherirnportsnt cuss. so they do»
eidedtoworhthlsoneuptogether. The
followingofother clues which the busi-
nesscsrdled them to,furnished endi-
cicnt‘s-‘idmeetowsmunétheh’ in ph—
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gloheonthe lookout for the thief.
‘ thetnrnontthere.
prop: was in a li
there. Chief notified I‘M.
who went toNew York city thimurn-
ingtomsetChiet Vollrnernt theForty-
scoondstreerdeput sndsceom
Indolent.
Wmumrm - 1'
law-W an”: lwritetolnqulln
whettwroru'eltysuthorltieshsresuy‘
tromborhuesgh
Mil-I
tol’stermu ”identify the turnout. If the
the will come to Connecticut
without a requisition Chief Vollmer will
bring him to Norwalh ,to-uight. If a
requition is required Chief Dunn will
get the document signed and transmit it
to New .lltcnryxdhr‘l‘fterlfidgtifying the
. w‘ ip the turn-
out to orwnlk.
The reward oflered by the stats for the
arrest-ad nonfiction or a horse thief is
"Wand Ir. Kellogg gives an additional
lloll 0? srmr nossss.
a van t. won- I. Lochwnnl's l-Ir
arouse rest-lug Itnhlen.
Wm H. Lockwood? ’well-hept
trainingstnblru at the old lair grout-t
have gained the reputation of hiring the
home at speedy and valuable horse, and
htnsem tale delight in examining the
splendid specimen-st horseilmh stubled
there under Ir. loekwood's watchful
eyesndtheexeellent care of his assist-
Whenefilrnsnmsnvidtedthe
' . croundslutflstnrdsy. Benjamin John-
lie went homethst night, while 'l'oylor
remained to watch. Ir. lllll called
its was st the
herbideol his-ifc when shedied.
was‘l'sylor.snd he pstted'l'nyloron the
buck and is! l
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Inn, whohne heenloremauofthertablre
for the past six your. received him and
shoe ed him the animals. Arnong
err-a number of horns: without records.
out 0! which much is expected. There
is llsrilh and Turner, owned by llsrry
”organ, and Gerunl, owned by Addison
. he finds the loose.
in is not f .
shgmr-ful condllqion in {rhich South
psettwoweehi s srtdlcient comment
ofirselt. Theoompnny hssveryhindly
letter-get: onetesmto it a
time. orw fsvorwemay. thank.
lul.torifithsdmsdenseo( the whole
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of wheeling.
Alleselorthellrelnrshnl.
EditorSestt’nd: 'lheelsrmoffire
may morning wares-salve
edet rnondBrnther-s h,
hvfore last. Whether itwas rout epon-
tsneous mmhustion on set on fire. no one
seems to know. There is a quan
tity at this hay mend out can
°“'“°' °‘ 3"
yesterds n; it neturnlly puts one
on the inquiry whether it is not likely to
occur spin. audit-o, with more dim~
mine results. Thellotonwhiehthehay
is sprtwd is nnenclosrd. and the hey
mlhrsu nice place for children to plu-
in the day and a comfortable place (or
Beanies, it is
case where thedremsnhnlwaehsve
snebsnoflnerahonld in and if
hsyunsste,snd
that it eudsnnersad sing to
ink the steps to have t're~
m3“; luster Barium.
Its-mm. of France street. is
visitinghmshtmlnnsnbury.
Harlin Kelloggmfltorwulhdsrlriting
' hissbtcl‘h
Blrmhghsm.
li- llelsn Gregory. ot Wfipnnt
Bondsy with friends in Weetport.
Will 8. m of Now Earn.
lined-y with his is law-I
Ins Edna Buy at Washington
W blit- MthOnnxe.
lit. Clair Smith, of Brootl o. N.Y..
tormerly of Netwolh, spent
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dull
Uni-lea ”1h spending stew
apathetic-tent lspnrenhrouuppsr
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tomes assent.
her-see nos-s Over to the urn-riot
mmmmw.m
and the woman, with whom he tired.
Annie who werenr»
by Orr-Nile
lie-eon theGremry
exnhflvslyin
wmehsforelustlosD.P.
preliminary heuriugth'u
the borough court room.
JosephAJlrsy sppssrsdfor
ndAttmneyJoth.Walsh
thedeteurhnts. Bothplesdeduot
. Boothuudthewomsn.whohsd
eonllnsd in the county jsll st
in default of Oil)
ht to Norwalku'hy 0mm
linBoothwsshrstputonthestsnd.
testifiedthst she was married' to
him wsson larch 17. I”, when he
her .1. Its. ll. llurphy,ot to:
street. Brooklyn, bed ’betrieuded
In. lurphy testified that she recog-
shed Hartline thehushnndof the women
trons Brooklyn. nod In Both, No. 2,
or Annie Bend.
Samuel Inflow-n testified that he
huewllooth andhh witewhenthey re-
dded on Matt street. Brooklyn.
JerryDrisooll-id that ate previous
he had Booth cull wile No.
Booth. In. Booth. No. 3, be
had testified tint Booth was her
husband.
Willa-Gates worth: next witness.
He testified that they lived together
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ttoruey torus e
thutaatm. who wse recently bitten by
liooth'e dog.nnd who had him put in
Jsil on a civil suit tar damages. was not
satisfied and brought the complaint for
s to
Ills- Lulu Hobbs, a woman who fre-
quented the Mermaid she was there
simply confident. and for no other por-
poee. She testified that In: Booth. No.
2. neon a room with her. and not
with h. She was not a well
schooled witnme, however. and before
she finished she Insde it appear that all
all three occupied the same morn.
Other witnsmes made it appear that
Booth and hieirnmour had been living
no man and w u
Odlcerllorehousetestided that when
hetnulethesrrestliooth sndthewornsn
wereinthessmeroom. sod werenot up
and dremed. .
Augustus Hines, who took care of n
sichmsn at Booth’s house for thirteen
weeks. testified that while there Booth
andthefleadwomnnlived no man sud
wile; that tho woman had told him that
the sick man was in "our bedroom.
where we alwa lure slept."
Attorney W moved for the acquit-
tal ol theprboners on the ground that
lheBlatehed not proven Booth's previ-
marriage.
rue Indium or run. emu ;
How mnnytimes have you been asked during the last few
weeks the question, “Are you going to the World’s Fair P” We
hope you have not had to reply as “yours obediently" has—No,
cannot :fiord it. But no matter what your answer may have
been, you on well nflord to visit our store during the next few
days. If you are short of money make what you have so as far
as possible, and nowhere can you find; place where it will have
more purchasing power than with us. We are golng to give
especial attention to Housefurnishing Goods in this ad. We
wish tosvail ourselves of some of the space they occupy for
other purposes.
60 5 pint, black enameled handle, Coffee Pots ........ . . . .;.‘.r‘.i.';ltc
50 6 pint, black enameled handle, Cotton Pots ........... .231:
60 limit, black enmeled handle, Codes Pots ................ 27c
300 cy decorated French China Sauce Dishes. ......... 69c doz
75 Glass 313“ Shakers, nickel top ...........................
35 fancy C e Plates, gilt decorations ................. 19c each
10 Decorated Lamps, Rochester burners ............... 31.90 each
100 Butter Dishes, covered .............................. 10¢: each
IOOChinaMustsrdOu ....... .................. 5ceach
50 old china, blue an gold decorated Cuspidors ........ 29c each
300 Decorated China Butter Plates . 3ic each
160,0? downgllothests' $01313?“ ........ Gdoulmfm
1 ip ye ow ware Mixing ' w . size. ....... 7c
5 112 plain Decorated Dinner is, actual value of which is
tw to .16. . . . ........... . ............. sale price $11.98 each
We buyitor
thelowesicttsh ‘5
500 J use Teapots .................................... 9c each 801
1,000 xes Tooth Picks .............................. .. . ”20 box
l.000GlassSattceDishes....... ................. .........31}ceacb
200 Indigo Nappies ....................................... 5c each
300 Yellow Ware Pie Plates .......................... . . . .3c each
500 Japanese Salt Shakers in Decorated China ............ to each
100 Silver-ed Wire Tea Pot Stands ......................... 5c each
500 Toasting forks ............ . ........................... 3c each
10, 14 inch cut, Best Lawn Mowers. guaranmd ........ 84.09 each
_ Difl’erent sizes boy’s Velocipedes and Wagons to be sold at
prices so low you don’t want your children to go without one.
In connection with the above we will place on sale today
1,500 urds nice quality Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, and what
woul usually bring 7§c per yard. However. we want to see if
we can stir you up.
Price will be 4 3-40 per yd. and Ill yds will be the
limit to any one customer.
83 Washington Street.
6E0. m llSTlllE. Prop.
H. KWRIWEGER,
MllllNEllY Mill Blilllli!
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
The large business done in our Millinerfi Department during
the past few weeks is telling evidence of t e attractions we are
offering thereto. Our d' lay of Trimmed Hats is always large
and constantly changing y the introduction of new i ens, and
avoiding the repetition of any one st 10 tooolten. ;
- our store will be delighted with our isplsy of
.Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. "
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Also our large and carefully selected stock of
Umflmmed Hats. French Flowers. Feathers.
llillinery Novelties. Straw Braids. no.
Ladies of independent testes, who do not uire fancy prices
it; oonllnn their judgment, will save 50 per 3?“. by purchasing
0 us.
Our Cloak Department,
whichissnew sdditlontoourwellestsblishedstoreJassttt-sctv
ed sttentionofs msuybuyerssnd hsseausedsgrest
many ladies to their money “home instssdot buying
:‘elrmoshont theeit uheremradgurstooh’o'tfifilosks
Osmslthough coolant-bl u con-
tains oltesnumberotneveldesln mm. willmeu-
lions owoionrspsoisltisslnthst t-
LADIES’ CLOTH asses.
mam Envy-”gall wotftllt TOBI edged
4.an “mm film Green “a ’ “t “m
are visiting ‘
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