/ I _ ‘ H . _ u
- rilla r ,, ,
”mm“ 888-8 ill sttmssm tr. trust.
Ahund'mlnhuolealuvlfll'
missionaries to linen on a! Harm's
Way—An Aneal to the President—Day
er Ina-lat reaper tar reused-ales.
Haw Yuan. Marla—{reinstall “sat ena-
Iitutioual; prudence urged; notin sta-
tions. , V Wmualiousaln.
'l'hatwsstlsmetsagatlutweathyesble
tromtheboardot forage mimic-sol the
Presbyterian thumb.“ Filth avenue. it
wuuutaneraoonsoltatM'themhdou
council in view of possible dangers which
might threatsuthedmerieanmidmrlss
nowln China in oouseqnenesol' any retali-
ation whim mightbe tak-stharehythe
lnhshitantaotthsteonntry.
he G-ry exclusion act, which has al-
waysheen touxhthytheehurehes andmls»
aionary Motion. has giren the home on-
dalsoolittleconesru. ‘ - ’
The Presbyterian board «1 missioasst
its meeting yesterday, in addition'insend-
ingtheahovehablegrammrdered theRev.
Dr. JameeS. Dennis. acting In the steadol;
Rev. Dr. Elliowood. who isill, towritsto
themi-lonstatioae. There are ionrtnie-
aions oi the herbyterian church oi the
United Statéln Chins—the Northern mis-
sionatl’ehiag. the Shah Tong uni-ho st
Cheioo,the Central mimion at Shanghai,
which extends up the Yang-tanking
riva.andtheflouthernmlsnionat0antoe.
Thershasrecently been establishedaaep
aratemission at Bel Nan. Toeachot
theaemidousthe oahiegramaud the hole
lowingletterwernaent: ’
A Warning latter.
The Gus-y bill has been declared «latitu-
tinealbythel’nitnifitatessupremetourh'l'he
oonncllhaathonght best ionendyoutelegrams
giving intorrnstionaetotheprcsent eiatusand
w..‘ and-““ luviewol
possibletroubluhcldna lam the mn-
menl ehoeld proceedtoeatremc meesnreshere.
We howthatyouonthenoundwiilexercb
miles in the river and the fill- Um
rapidly. ’threstening every moment to
hrsakthsbigressels loose at theheadoi
-, moathot theCnyshoprlverJndthe
~‘Inthnhoatandthresotthelilemving
ere‘ewwsdrewnsd.
mono-spin the host were Captain
’WWamllliehasllaBbmda
1 iii diy. Theywern going downthe
'rivw It a mwboagwhieh they used tor
peddling milk along the docks. When
assrthsmouih or the nails-memo»
like We oars broke. and the two
'l'uwunldtattho meroyot thewaters.
Mmquiehlyearrisdintothelskeby
bruising Mandasitwaaevident
“unlimitcould not livetnthe
Imus M w- eomiug in from the
and,
'I’wo llntala (lat 0' by M
cannons. Pat. llay la—Thie place h
under water. Tyre higsnmmer hotels filled
with guests are cut oil from communion-
tion.and it h lured thattheonlyhridgn
hurling across the river will go. The New
York, Lake Erie and Western railroad has
been loreed to suspend trailie because ol
washouts, and it will be several dayl Ile-
lorn the damage is repaired.
At 'l‘ltusviile the water is the highest
known in years. the entire lower part at
the town being submerged. Factories and
oil refineries have been [creed toshutdowu
and busine- is partially suspended.
Railroad Disaster Med.
Burro», liay lit—Advices irons points
west and southwest at here reportsneol
the worst rainstorms ever erpsriusend,
and rivers and ereaks are orerllowtngtheir
banks and doing greatdeetructlou. Short-
ly altertheeast houndexpreanuSphned
Barhorerrek. the immense state onlrery.
which at that place spans the creek. gave
away with a crash beneath the immense
oi water. The Chicago expre-
o. aisetailed somewhere sastoffirle, Pa.
Several construction trains have been sent
out from Buflalo.
High 'I’ldes Along the Jenny Coast.
Mittriuz, N. 1.. May m—‘l'he rain-
storm, supplemented by high tides, canned
two washouts on the Maurice River‘“ ‘
oi the West Jersey railroad below fielder-
ville station. The wentherisso rough in
the Maurice river core that very low aya-
tnr boats ventured out. A renal isashorn "gmrmir lama? "a
near Elder point. and the tug Mauricnol 2‘ m . eomsnunicstioe hymail mun";
this city has been tekmnhdtoentohu sent toyoa to ram known! our solicitnde
assistance. The high tide has canned andtourgethatoverywise mammal...
breaches in several banks along the Mau- tor the satety ot’ lite and property.
= rice river. it seems to as desirable that while matters
m are In suspense all our should he
Flour lill Swept Away. in a sitution where prompt rootmunioation
w ntovonnr. 0., Illey m—The heavy "I“ he nus-Ibis and tint visi to the interhr
rainfall has done much damage in this enc- M “9‘ 5‘ undertaken WWW" m~
Chargrla river has never been no
tieu. wmfin wr
high, and its hanke were overdowed. The ”V” "m "n "" R“ 1’" "m"-
flooring mill oi J. H. Boyce wee entirely
in speaking of the action of the council. "will
7 _ makeit clear thatwedonotapprebendauy
swept away, with e big loss. The family my in cm“. W; hp. my, mu m. 1...
0! Mr. Caldwell, residing on the flats, were
rescued by boat, their dwelling being eon-
tsr and uhlerrnm hreausewe telt thatweowad
it than! males to let them know jun
pletely submerged. The Beolield Machine
shops are hooded and work abandoned. A
whatwasfinson. We want thomtobeprn-
11. danger 8 that amend reports
numhcr of small buildings went down the
stream.
drilled. When the lite savers wemwell
‘ ywdthamouthoflherivmanoarhoke,
'udin‘aaiemtthecorklikeve-elawung
aboufltotunpontheangrywavas. The
I. in “In liisboatwuetotallyhelpiem.
udhdorsadstsnesotanyhindoould he
WMhoat-wasoverturnndandall
mm were thrown into the water.
It themsuoeeeded incatohinghold
fihwmmedfllehugwherethey
Madman.
' hdtheirlellow life savers werei-osa
“thump mercilesslybythewild waves
chnymnnahletoawimhaohtothn
'ntDo-n'lththeleew.
Win, 0.. May Ida—The tug Walter
W, dredge Continental and a
”were anchored in the harbor. The
u re. .theseow wssearried
who“ withthetug. lncuttiug
maths-conthetug’swheelawers
ndtbetugwashed ashore. The
sew were saved. The dredge was thn
pared.
widgetoutinlfhinaandthatthe, . may
do inluryhelore the government eanstepia
and prevent it."
fear an Outbreak.
For instance. a wild report might spread
through the interior that hundreds ot China.
men in the United States had been wnnlonly
massacred on amount of rare prejudice. or
nurse Chinaie deeply stirred no this "Meet.
and the people there might be disposed to re-
sent by violence and cruelty the humiliation to
which ('hiuamen here mm about to be sub-
jected. whether they are entitled to remain
here or not.
it was not only the Presbyterian board
oimbionthat tookaotiou uponthedeei-
don ot the supreme court. The Methodist
Foreign Missionary society met at Filth
avenue and Twentieth street and decided
to makes ilnal appeal tothe president and
cabinet agaloet the immediate ‘ euloree-
meltot the law and to reeotnloeod.that
Sunday, Mayeabe set aside as adayot
special prayer tint themhsionary interests
In China might be saved irotn disaster.
Bridges Washed Away.
\l‘itususmmx P1, Zilay iii—The heavy
rains have m-ne Writ)!!! tlnuiage on ”refill!
0!!!» F iii-.- iplfm and Eric railroad!»
l\‘-‘t-".I t‘:-. . . and Ella. In I number of
pi.. «8 the tricks are under water and nev-
erai bridges as well an the road below have
been badly washed by the floods. In atwne
uses temporary treetles have to beerected
to eupport the tracks, and it is probable
that no trains will he run between Corry
and Eric lor several days.
m The five others perished im-
WI Ihnlollowinglsa listolthe
W.Wllslm.eaptain.egedmot Philadel-
‘l'hn Governor Tahoe Action.
Hsnxisnvuo, May 18.-—Governor Patti-
son hits wired the message at the mayoral
Titusrills regarding the iiooda at that
plaeetothesecrntaryolthestatehoard oi
health at Philadelphia, with a request that
the matter be given immediate attenfln.
The Water late Ported.
Gnanvtul. May 18.——Sereral streets
are under water and much damage has re-
sulted. The town water main parted in
the middle oi the Shensugo river.
flow Irw- lrid‘e Midway.
Parnassus. 0.. lu—Three hid”
mom river have swept swayby
the loodnone oi them being anrwiron
bride-instructed
[Halal-ell!“ la Yahlls
lsoawn. llay lac-The reception at the
Prince ot Walesatthe imperial institute
was in areryway The Dske
«York-drills“- we'r‘s‘ewsd
W! M
Ir. Gladstone was pros-t, tired
and irritated Devlin the last th-
psimeminlstcwssthsgnestotthsl’rinee
ot Weies.hswas mesirsdwithastoamot
homing and hlmiog whenever and when
evsrhawaerseugnised.
law-g Ian M's heath.
Banana Last. N. I. lay lit—Blonds.
strong man. its with Cole's do
ens, while doing met
unmeakwwmaboutwyesrsof
fies-aisrunningheavysnd nobodiea
aha. recorded. Thetwomensaved
thsdredgnwere terrlhiyexhausted.
" ”Myer—Minimums
. ammunitrsdatmm
mmhmhm
mute—11.. news from the
stolen-demo. Arkansasandlm
with” hereo-
,- h-nolatsea westdds
“dis rivahdowlsasphla lupin-tad].-
, daddrs.
Chinese “are ‘len Days to Itny.
Ba: heroism. May le.—-'l’he Chinese
maul general is in receipt of suit-grain
iron the Chinese minister at Washington
Instructing him to iniorm the Chinese that
they must take care at their individual
oss- thennelvea ii arrested under the pro
vhionn oi law. He inlormed the consul
that immunity tor to day was guaranteed
by the stay of proceedings granted by the
eourt. But altar that time had expired
the Chinese must expect go be nrtsated.
Attempted to Pulsa- ltehhald.
lilwrowi, L 1.. May lit—JIM disolot
nresssadebyOtto lehheldio Justine
B‘umaeher'a court have caused a lasting
«Mia Ihisplsse. itckhold is
inched upon as a dangerous man, and his
statements sbottttbe plans and objected
the hand oi anarchists who have made this
.r
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la
a
it
it
E
a
i
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svehsllsvnd to be true. Constable lloeh
believes that an attempt wan made’l‘nee'
day to poison lehhold. ‘
lined lit-selle- ‘l‘ltalr Graven.
loan man crrr. lay te-Jl'hs body
at William lteerusteln, treasurer ol the C.
loss-data company, dealers is matches
at ”Washington stress. New York, was
found lying upon the grave-oi his two
children In flash ernuvtery. New-
towa. 1.1. it is iersd that financial
trnahl-lsdhlmtotahshisllle.
runner-dawns.
layiaua hlnwss Iatro-
the hears ol represaztatirasthn
whishhzhealol the
la
Bspshllesns
matinee-mitten It
olesra
inc-dis
chi-teat
3!
hoa-
ill:
the
I
la- duela with several oi hisantegoulla.
'Ill Appeali- the Profile-t.
Boston,
general
ssevstuyol the United Soeistynl Christian
Ihtdeavtw, h in Washington to interview
AttorneyGeneralOlueyon the nubjectol
Sunday opening 0! the World’s lair. with
avisw toobtaiuing an injunction restrain-
ingthe lair management lrom taking any
action in the matter. lie will also call
upon the president he an ”pro-ion of
opinion. it the lair is opened on Sunday,
the society, he says. cannot may
keep its aahlhit open.
Drilled For [our Days.
llamas. May
George};
dore lcluuea. trawlers on theAmeriean
lie-hing schooner Werehers o! Botahhay.
lie..arriredhsrsand relate a harrowing
tale oi their nprricneewhile addition
four days
so exhausted mditloo. After reaching
land they
raw. They looted it in Sonora. some miles
away. and took a steamer to llslitax. m
Few York to Be ‘I‘ented Saturday.
Boson,
armored cruiser New York will he unclai—
lytested next Saturday,” the wiodand
weather
paneled by the Vesuvius, Benningtun, s
lkhthonsstendsri’rom Portland. Ile..and
several small tugs. 'l'heywiliasdet in
hyiag ontolthedietaaoaassd hanpdu
eonrseclear 01 small eralt. 'l'hsruuwill
he [or lour consecutive hours.
Chi
Sax Pusctsoo, llay ill—The steamer
Oceanic brings adviesslrutn Hong Kong ’l‘my
wuorrningtheadortathatarnbslagmade
rune)“
he to avoid a repetition oi the treatment»
“had by
'"I K
lotions.
Chn
M r.
Liberals at Mldlothian that he would not
contest that constituency loin. This do
eidon. said Lord Randolph, proved that
Mr. Gladstone realized what a revolution
oi feeling had been produced against him
by the home rule hill.
Pants. lay ilk-The Behring sea trihu
aaladjou
hallln which the sessions are held being
wanted in the meantime for other
M. lkvelle. French lonign mm
let. will give a dinner tonight to the new
hersol the tribunal ol' arbitration-edit
theeonusei in thee-av.
. ‘le Inareaan the Campania'alpend.
Woman-y id—‘l'ha propellers oi the
new Cunard steamship Camps-is have
heureadlustedanli thshladrshavshesn
Iaedatanothar tithe-suggestsdhytht
ufloerl in
lions on the homeward voyage. The
WannWhimM-pnnd.
Dial All" the Open-slum.
Dinah. his-a. Nay lit—Albert W.
licherson, ea-presldent ol the Harman
Osutral railroad and en-direetor oi the
Atehlson,'i'opehs and Santa Fe and New
York and New England railroads. died ol
peritonitis. lie had just had an operation
village their headquarters lor several years MM '
.
”Mil-tam
Bmsovtatn. lass. lay ll-Rnhsst
Mwhoeleihltotestda in llarttord.
«Mandibular smtiesty
Brashlynssadshnsh
name to a dash
ire-Ned with In
{no
heisrpsd
aadasahslit. liswas
mm altr-
aadlnelttnglssaesatnlasdau,
“thumb-Diet.
‘ll, speaking at Reading. said that
Hungarians In celehvaaa I- seen
“exhibition is “intended locale
hentethe one thousandth anniversary at
the inundation o! the Hungarian moa
hitter homestlilngslsg only to iosehislflaie
burial
was tionolthe hodyandthensaiditwasthn
Hay ia—J. W. Beer,
is. -— Prank Newell,
Bridges. Edward ll. Groae, Theo-
in a dory. They made land in
caught a sheep. which they ate
Hay lh—Thespeed ot the great
th
the
ass. Cannot (in to Ionian.
s L
t of the proclamation is stated to
the Chinese in the United Staten
at Contest alldlathiua lulu.
Hay in. —- Lord Randolph
stone had inlormed the leading
A first For Arbitrators.
wed until Tuesday, May ‘, the
with theirobesrvo
whilela
hi
”0' WV”.
“he
mam “*1. out:
nose. Neatnoee,
A-dwill
Aécurocy ‘and
Pllllllllll
I
Swimlsymhodyotm
anPalllekr. whosscsped {rout thedsathv
lohs elven a Christian thin-lies»
hose. ‘l'hs ou'allisterarrivsdstthe
OrnadOentral in of Under-
taharlrnnsdy. twee notiona-
uors the dead murdelw to the and.»
tahes'se‘ablhhmenhbat toistitremala
stthedepotnntllthelnnerai. The later
mentwilihsinCalraryesssrtery.
i lraPalli-ter,mothrrot'l’homss
tsr.weuttosing Sing yutertiay in comps-
nywlth her WU, Ir. Parker. The
twowsre at oneseondnetsd hyPriueipal
Keeper Cunnaughtooto the deatheham-
her. InPsrker made a close examina-
ol 'lhcesan Psliister.
In. Pailleterwas then ledintothedenth
eitsm and taken to the side of the audio
wherein lay the remains oi her son. Bite
panedatthn lseea moment, then pushed
the lid oi the eolln aside. grasped the right
handot thecorpar,aod sttereloselyserw
tinidngthe tattoo marks on the wrist laid:
”That’s Tom."
In. Yalliater then tell aero- the eolln,
crying: “Post Tom. Poor Tom." With
hergloved hand she gently brushed back
thnhair horn the brow “the“
man. Wit some dilllculty Mrs. Pallhter
was taken rom the death ehsmhart
Father Bmyih, who attended Pallieter in
the deathhotsae before Pallluar escaped.
gave Parker the (allowing statement:
I hereby eertily that Tho-tan Pallhermhib
nndereentenceoideath and "rebut-ohm.-
ape om sing Sing prison. received tho”
meat 0! penance and holy eons-anion.
farwaa Ens-rs.
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Barr. Madden and Helicough; Steven and
Ryan. l'lnplrw~Jonea.
At Blnghamtnn and Wilkesharrr—(lamna
with Eric and Bnflalo were respectively post-
poned on amount at rain.
The Husband Charged 'lth larder.
Pocousrrrsxs. N. 7., iisy ie. ——'l'he eer-
oner’n jury in the on” of W Dibble.
whose mysterionexleath on My last in
thetownollieekmauhae alreadybssurn-
ported, returned s verdict thargiog her
husband, John B. Dibble, with killisghrr.
Dibble was at once arrested. brought to
thsiail in thisdtyaodieekednp.
Ir. Vlllnvl In, “I.
New Your, nlsy ie.~'ns story was I.
posted in Wall street that Henry Villa“!
was to retire irons the direction oitha e18
lain ol the Northern Paella railro‘. It
was saidthat his realgnatlouwaaia tho
houdsel President Thoma! Oahu. and
that it would brprsseatsd tothshrardel
directors at the meeting today.
.alrwvydudghnat-
New You. Hay 11-i- tha United
States circuit court Judge Loco-haw
sdsdetreelordl.m,hll‘lhla lavoral'thn
Central ‘l‘rust “puny el new Yer-h
against the City Railway lupus-mt
'l'heaait wmheaghtlorths
company.
tunicsursolnmostwhsldhythetr-t
maspasy.
raucous-ales.
Ions, it. 1.. May lit—ha grand Jury
dlvorreloroasolhlseliewta Thrlnrydil
notreturaaaindletmaatngalasthll.
in. My IW
llsarmss, itiss. lay ie~lilsseslssyth,
testicul- and oats rati-
tar conspiracy resulted in the lssgtws-
”tarnish-outages»...
seed to Mater alt hall-st Chi-web
thlssitysadssadthsrsradaatem
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meant-us.
mmmmmo
1.8. inNALnan,
South Norwalk. '3
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Sign
of an
rte—and insist on havhig lite
NONESUCilbrsod.
mascots. SyracuseJLY
ants
Mill Hill [IS
nkwbynd Wheat-Matthews
”I” “WI-1m. We
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munch—den the race
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2 Large Lots Bumn lie.
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
9 lice Lois
Riverside Me.
It Choice lots
_ lincoln lve.
I5 Slgmly lots
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
year: ago I ofiered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their wurranteo deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can we the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
——”——
$350, $460, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
Tlllllll 8: GOLDEN.
\Vasuixoros 81.,
or on the premises of JOHN
KINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00., S3
Washington street. 0‘27
inning“
Tonic Effects
AlhD
Improved
Complexions
The First Results
of using
Sawyer’s
Dandelion
Compound
litslsttls.
llsttitsttn
ntfi ilm
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lull Hatiu.
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infill!» inns.
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«Farts
E. c. Tomunsoel. .
thonsaudnrllul ooetrivanoesail thedallcious
odorsof thegarden are tahen into captivity 3
lorthetoilet. Themgrantvbletlsimwb-
coed. and the dam euhtie lame at a
thoasandjorsl beauties are brought into
requisition no that wtsnan. lovely will-alt.
mayhlotwnthahrlghtar. Olallthecholesvart
We: Perlnmesnoneoanoomperewithonr
DR. F. W. DARM‘ER.
South Norwalk.
Teeth tilled andfilrlracted without pain.
B 381' SB’I’ 0! runs 0! III) IIIBBII
$8
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Teeth extracted without pain.
Teeth e
Teeth tilled with Amalgam.
ml; tilled with Platinum.
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mi ti
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(bun.
Painles‘s—Dflentistry
CmnandeWorh.
(Gee. Yitllired Air or Amphenel.
75c
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All Work Guaranteed. '
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Elliorris'laleflo
Burglar-Proof Sales.
lliPllSlllillBl Ill llllllls.
The mm is its salt.
where Doll our on]. we
heat. preserving their minus.
loveiveulura. Amie we“.
‘rnnmns‘: -
Summers is B. C. Harris 8 Ce.
cartrat. omens.
it Solitary St. Boston, lass.
Fire and
Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
limflls ass. llssys yrs-
serve lhslrlllltesls.
”all! in Lynn. I...“ lb!
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