Molnar-lone by hurl and
‘ legit-rennin the Theater.
annullea‘llmfldfllrln-
ofltial visit in Washington. The
eovnmittee appointed by them-
olmto receive and do honortotlle
upon her arrival have arranged
helm will leave Washington at to
mitten,“ will arrive in thiecity
1th. Tm A, thesde cavalry corn.
”meIIbeinwaitlngand act as sues»
tothslnlsnta. Upon her arrival at
Mfllwfiewlll be serenaded bytha
‘ colony. The United States die-
hostnnlphrn will be pinned at the
of the royal visitor, and she will
“Menstrual: yacht duringher
have.
Wflbhlantaandaamallparty
nptbe Hudson on the Dolphin.
Mgwlllattsnd the hall to
firm lri. ’ honor at the Nsdlpou
it Saturday. May ill, the infants and
party will go to West Point in the
”Month. Bhewili reviewthe
O
the ol‘hundredsot
thouaands or dollsre occurred inomtral
and eastern Ontario. Church wept-wan
him down. bulldlnga of all hinda uav
roofedor partially or wholly blown down
andpvopleand'livestnrk carried hsdiiyto
a eonaiderabls distance. At Tiisoabnrg. in
the destruction of'l'iiaon’o oatmeal‘rnlll,
Henry Joyce lost his lite and another roan
was injured. At Perth a nnmherof peo-
ple were badly injured by the falling of a
circus tart. At Orillia James
was serioualy injured by a falling ataepls.
and near Kapanee Frank Brooks was killed
by lightning.
Cunt/inn. May 2l.—Diapatcher indi-
cate that the entire northwestern of
the atate wan swept by the atom. Atl'lnd‘
lay the brick building of the Bell Pottery
company was partially wrecked, the roof
being carried away and the wall crushed
in. Two hundred employees had a narrow
eacapa The Model Glas- factory and the
Salem Wire Nail worh were nnroolad.
The houses oi W. H. Howard and Hahn-t
Broom were wrecked. the wile and chil-
dnn of Broome being rescued with dim-
culty. Hundreds of oil barracks were blown
down. The loss will reach “Lilli.
At Home station, Allen county, two
churchs were destroyed and 15 hon-ea
blown from their lonndstions. canning a
Mormon in Lima thegasworhawere
nnrooled and the smokestaohs of several
tartaric blnwuflown.
At Fortl‘teeovery theroolof the opera
housewrsearried away and all thawin-
dows on one file broken.
When the storm struck Akron, Summit
county, many people sought ningein their
cellars. In Phat Akron thenew worha of
. the City Boiler company werswreehed. At
Fletcher. Miami county, the roof of the
liethodiatehnrehwaattwnoilbythswtud
andearriedawfeet. Athemontfianduav
- by county. several rooie were carriedawsy.
Oil Del-rich Swept Away.
BRADFORD, Pa. May 24.——A severe wind
and rainstorm swept over this section. do
lug great damage to oil well derrioha, trit-
graph and telephone wires. In theirnme
diata vicinity oi Bradford 75 oil derrick!
were prostratcd by the wind. A new mry
dwelling on High atreetwas lifted from ila
foundation anddemolished. A isliingdeb
, rich at the bead oi Congressstreet fell one
’ Wm!»
Wormwood”. Onthstrlp
wimhmmied byTruopA-an
" . . In the evening abewillocenpya
“Mytheialantawlll attendma-
filflufihedrnl. Sludnyevningahewill
“awake-skull.
lay” she will reviewe proornion oi
' node“ and from 5 to i'p.m.
. .willrcoeivavisitorsattheliotelSnvoy.
‘ ”winning! the Fifth Avenue theater
. Indian—log.
be following dayshewill inspect the
”W and visit the Normal col-
”. Sb will subeequartly review thapo
. ”Ina In the evening monumental:
‘, attbe Broadway theater. On
[ occasion no bbonnets will be worn, and
; Thenext dayahe will loohat
:Mynbridge and witneaa thereon
”" ,tIeGlmylalandJoche club. Theroyal
‘ ‘wlll leave {or on Friday,
Invitation cards for the hall tohe
ll honoroi the inlantaatliadison
mmflniflted. Therearutwo
Cal-toddler compliment-lyin-
aarl the other iottichethnyers.
dwelling boner, crushing in the kitchen.
Trains on all the narrow gauge railroad!
were hemmed in bythe (alien treea and
were from tour to eight hours late.
WERE ON THE PEST SHIP.
Dena” Unite Bonn lenient the Ian-
hnrg-Aruerkan Pachet Line.
New You. May SL—Jl'he story of the
sufferings by m and land oi thosetrana-
atlantic trawler»; who came to America
last September on the scourge laden Nor
mannia was retold in the United Staten
circuit court by Senator McPherson of New
JE-my, Judge Ailrod n. Beers and John 1?.
lluwlry of Bridgeport, Cunn.,and Florence
For 0! Philadelphia
They were all {teenagers on the peetehip,
and they all any that. they were induced to
talu- pawn-w Ly mien-presentation on the
par: n! (25» hamburg—American Packet line
nip-um. wim lb‘elil’t‘il them. no they alerted.
that the Normannia would carry no steer-
age [unwritten while in reality she was
crowded with them. Suite again“ the
steamship company have been pending ever
nines. That olJudgeA. 8. Beer: ol Bridge-
port [or tron» damages, now being tried,
in the lint to come to trial.
A Sudden love to Janey.
le Yorut, May Si.——'l‘he Domestiesew.
lug Machine compan . which has been at-
tached by the Astor bank. suddenly
removed theoxeeutive oflces of the com-
pauy (mm 868 nilruadwsy to Newark.
N. J. it in said that this action waedons
Two to avoid other attachments. ltwas aim
mid thatths removal was madetoavoid
thepaymant oi taxsshwo. Thestoreeoa-
tinnes in ehargeoi the ahsviil.
nun-ammo.
girl Ham,llay IL—The liberty pols
onthelocalgreenwasfoundadornedwlth
two Yaledagv. Theindignaatsophomorq
atwhoaesnpremacy the “arm-land.
apentovaranhourtryiag to tssrthslnn~
nsrv down. and llnslly a local stsspls
climber was hired tomorrntthepola. Aitw
aloogwreetleheaucoaadatl. The
grand encampment The disbanded
mmight-ndwllldeoidsonthepropsr
ooursrtotahe.
Mleladtilld‘bm
llaosausael. ll. 1.. llay “"1”
Mans.- , soil-a-
tatlyshorhylaatsstrtrlsnwith a rhet-
Thlshltg Isuhad billed Us Md
ve mus apmsharidlsasrt.
it: Wald-
‘ «maroon
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" bottoms Article;
We.
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m 'vnnirrror sr. IIIBIE.
Slillllli units in.
TbeQueetlon Settledbythehla-
tionalCominiaeionera.
(III-Y m: LAW (in W 10".
The “W Walked Into a Trap and
Loot Through legleet~lair Will Is
Open Evening- Toootlermany's Inilda
incurred.
Cnrcaoo.hiay 21.-0nce more the Sun.
day closing question has been decided and
this time in the negative. The games-
tobeoprn,the national commisaloahov- sallnai
lngvlrtually giveolta contest. Thailan-
dsy closers iasvthr national ennui-ion
werenonpl‘nmd by the remit! slat-swine
Vice Preaidnt De Young decided thatths
Sunday closing rule oi the local directcra
rmm,mdweydedauthuthy
were trapped by skillful parliamentarians.
The law oi mgreae creating the lair pro-
vlda that the local directors shall prepare
ruler governing the fair, and that they
shall he submitted to the national com-
mission for modification. the vote oi the
majority oi the commission being required
to change a rule. The Sunday closers had
gone blindly ahead on the auppoaition that
the Sunday openers would have to get 55
votes to give vitality to the new rule pre
pared by the local board. not thinhing that
unless they developed enough strength to
modify the rule it would stand. F‘iitynlve
votes were necessary to modify the rule
and the Sunday closers mustered about 29.
Fought All Day long.
But Sunday opening won the day. It
was after one 0! the most exciting debate-
that has ever agitated this nuuanally ae-
rene body. The ball was crowded nearly
all day with many notable spectators. pro
plc interested in Sunday opening and the
wires and iriendr ol the commission”.
The “closers" were championed by Mr.
Manny oi Delaware, and the “openera” by
General St. Clair of Wat Virginia Mr.
Burton of Kaunas rpohe in laror of theop
ening. u did also Measra Eiboech of Iowa,
Grnneroi Virginia and othera Commis-
sionere 'iiundley of Alabama. Tonsley oi
Mlnnaota and other: supported Mr. Mae
sey'e report. The matter was focused into
a motion to substitute the minority lor the
majority report, and It prevailed ..
The motion to modify the new rule poo-
sentcd by the local directory, providing for
the opening oi the fair Sunday failed to
carry by the statutory maturity oi 55.
Thus the commission gave passive con-rut
to the opening ol the gator. as there seemed
to be no other alternative. The matter in
now entirely in the hands of the local di-
rectory. and an the commission did not
modify the new rule presented by them
the local board can open the ‘gatre oi the
lair. unless proper judicial authoritynhould
Intervene on the part of the government
and aseert that the souvenir coin act has
been violated. For wreha the matter ban
been discussed by the local directory and
national commiaalan, In public and in the
committee room anti st inlnrmal confer
enm.
Last week the local directory adopted a
reaolution to revoke the rule forbidding
the gates to be opened on Sunday and sent
the resolution to the national oomrnisaion
for its concurrence. The resolution was
reierrrd to the judiciary committee or the
eomrnlaeion. and alter a week’s struggle
the committee brought in two reporta—
one the minority, iavoring themacurreoos 9mm?”
oi the commiraion in the resolnriaa,and
the other the minority. opposing such
action.
’._ New - . ..
Germany's building at the exposition is
now open. The opening at the building
want a purely Inlormai character. iierr
Womutli, the lmperialcornmiaaioner. bad
hatred War ti!) Invitations to prominent
German citizens. the officials at the lair,
repruentativee oi other loreign govern-
ments, and such diatlngulahed nervous as
were In Chicago. The Duke or Veragna
and his family had been invited. and
elaborate preparations were made (or their
Thsbnildlagstaads In the northeastern
part of the eapoitlon grotioda All the
wan lent from Germany and most
of it shows as an exhibit. Adjoining the
main building it a eha of the height of
three Itoriea Thorn tower is ill) feet
high, In the building monmbined all the
promlillnt styles oi (Barman architecture.
and as a result Germany’s government
building ranhs sarongths basatlss at their
‘ ‘ “mt
. Accuracy and
Nontnosa,
., Aluminum on.
BRIGGS BEFORE THE COURT.
'hsale'satedtolnvah file's-lane
OI hytheIodeI-ator
Wasamrov.ltaytt.~'l'he Pravlryterian
general assent wastnrnadintos”iudi—
eialoourtofths JesnsChriat"stw
o'clock this‘siiernoon,aad the appeal oi
Dr. Brigg was at once taken up. The
court isnowlnssssloa. Title action b in
accordance with the maturity report of the
judicial committee. which read in part as
follows:
Thurbrsehoorsbvlaaallottedtnrnehhsar-
lea—namely. iii hours Iosach party. and after
heating iron the Ila-than oi the assembly.
three honrahelng allotted tor each heartwths
searing-label] than rots upon the iniiowiea
a .
agree-inundati-
suncns- A momentum.
levolntloniets Trained other onslhb
leaving a united States Ooasnl.
Barium. liar u—‘l‘ho Penile Hail
stssmerL‘ityot New York. whleharrirad
hetelrom Penna-oer: route to Ban han-
choc, reports that on the trip down she
was boarded by the government oflleersat
Covinto. Nicaragua, and searched. The
Nicaraguan: art-patted that the carried
revolutionists irorn San Vraaciroo.
boring the aeamb a heavy Krn m
was trained on them! lmm t a bar-
racks. litter the womb the vernal put
athore bottle Boiler. the new American
minister to Nicaragua, Salvador andCoata
Rica.
Purina. May fl—Advim from Khan
ages new that the battle betweenthego/v-
eminent loroea and revolutioniata lasted 12
in entire. Counting deaertere. dead and
out the limitation of timed “but
:ihs asaernblr refused to removeths restrlo
on
At this point Proton-or Briggs rose no it
to sddnas the assembly. Immediately a
buzz oi comment swept over the honor.
while he and the moderator ens-80" in an
animated colloquy upon his right to be
heard at that time Proleasor Brigg: yield-
ed to Dr. Craig and resumed bianat. This
was the prelude oi an incident that created
some comment on the door. The modern
tor said: .
"i would enggut in the interest oi broth-
erly hindneaa and peace"——-
"Say justice." exclaimed a voice from the
gallery, which was said to be that at Pro-
lesaor Henry PreservedSmitb oi Cincinnar
tl. who it under condemnation oi the Cin-
cinnati preebytery for teaching similar to
that of Profeeaor Brigga.
"You wait." retorted Moderator Craig
sternly. “Don't you put words In my
mouth. I speah for brotherly hindnessand
peace. which are higher than juatice, for
out oi them come ‘jlretice.’ "
The moderator then aid that Proisseor
Brigg: bad just asked him the privilege oi
tpeaking. but that be had insisted that the
profuaor had no right to npeah at that
time Dr. Craig said. however. that there
would be a time when Mr brother. Pro!"
or Briggs. should epeah.
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
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The Herald am- Banter
New Your. May '30 —Tbe lirralvlsayato
day editorially: Because the proprietor“
The Herald recently saw fit to remove hie
name from the editorial page Renter's.”
ey cabled to [amp the sound vepvrvt
which appeared in the principal European
pap-era This report in aliaoiutely without
onodatlon. and as the ridiculous parehass
price mentioned Ihows obvious malice the
proprietor of The Herald but Inatrnctad
loom [atria oi lamina to Inlovm ltvnm'v
agency that union they pnbliah a minor
Ital denial oi the ridiculous mt gin-p.
ating from them-«hat The Herald would
he turned into a stun-h company with s
“9.8.! of I2,m.iID—and print the nth
stance oi lhle editorial, which appears sinn-
sllaaaouslyinthe Knmpunaml New York
. edition“)! The Herald, legal proceeding-
Ias and luxurious fireplaces.
and an or ihit worthy to be admired.
The buntifnl stained windows. the
chimes not by the In: Augusta Vie-
lorla and my leai articles are
The «administrator-handsom-
rdtoopsa, ialrtothspnblicthrasevea»
sash wash. ‘l’asrday. Thursday and
yardage being darlgnatatl 0a
mahoithsae evuiap there will he one»
ssrtsandslsstrtediaplaye
A Whistle.
A utenlheyuhfla's‘ww it"
y a
W Vlala‘hzer,” is. the
warmth” at. ll: lob
nzIswhishvaiasoettaa
rev-Wm
man.
ll. 1.. liar etu‘lhesarprasioa
s
natal,
lor llhel will be taken agalnottlmu
Twenty Tsar- Vor s Pawn-a liohnybt.
Pasta. liar u-At the being Anni... u,
Arton. the Panama lobbying-resentment
in default to fit yeare' penal servitude for
trends is connectkrn with thadynamlraeo
elety and to an yeare' civil degradattqng
andthepayarentol «em iraees'nnslnr
wounded. the government Inst fully hall
its army. The real. are demoralised and
diabearteued 0! l2 departmenia. but four
now remain loyal to President Secure.
sndheiabelieved to be readytotreatlcr
surrender
SACRELIGIOUS VANDALISM.
A Church Burned, Statues Deatroyed and
Little Ohiidnna' Graves Dasseratsd.
Sr. CLOUD. Minn. May u—The Catholic
chapel on Mount Calvary was burned to
the ground. investigation conclusively
showed that the chapel wan tired by an al-
erny of the church. in the building were
statueof the bloatedvirghlfaryandmw
of the bold
Thane the misorvsnt took from thallnild-
Ing about two blochs. than atrlpw part
oi the ience surrounding the eemeteryof
its plchete and set them adre. threw
theatatneaintoitsnd rusdthsm. Aft.
completing thla landlah not he proceeded
to the North Star cemetery and hunched
down and smashed about it tomhnon-
from tbs graves of little children.
Immm
Wannruornx. Nay u—The following
fourth class postmortem were appointed:
Connecticut-Lewis A. Weatnott, Elli»
lierliu
New loner—James L Decker. Sparta;
L L Nnnnally, Wat End.
New Yorh—‘I’homaa Trsphagen. Corona;
Jewr- EL Welt-r. Maryland: Annie A.
Green, West Sayvilie.
Pennsylvaniar-Jobn I).
w: John ll 'I‘rucy. Diamond; John ll
Perlnoa
Unlaieta la the M
Baum. May u—llord Salisbury was
received at the railroad station have by the
lord mayoraadanvunbsrotths-
odlcials. The streets were thronged
Unlontrta. who unyohod the hora-s
the lord mayor'a carriage and drew
carriage through the principal thorough-
fares. At Ievenl points the carriage wt
stopped while Lord Salisbury addressed
the multitude our the subject of Irish home
rule, which be severely denounctal.
mt Clerical W
Bram. May six-Th Conservative and
Liberal dailiat comment unfavorably opal
that clause oi the clerical manifesto whith
anya that the party will keep presenting In
the landtag the school bill withdrawn by
the government lattsprlngnntil it ahallbe
paused Red placard» have been
throughout the kingdom to inform the re-
aervea and laudwehr that they will not In
called under the colors next month. '
An American Iohoonerlsiasd.
from Captain Goodwin to T. Laughed I
Son report! that the llahing schooner Law—
rence A. Monro was seined at
Inland! by a Canadian cutter and towed to
Gaepe for a violation oi the daberies law,
alleged to have been committed last ya
at Canes by Captain Munro, who wm In
command of the schooner at the time.
The Ian-bu meet.
BUFFALO. May at—The trooblshstws-
the LumborShover's nuionand the Mien
is becoming serious. Railway and ably
ping interesta are alluring. There an
nearlydoharges in Bolalobsrborloulsd
with Inmberand waiting to be unloaded.
Tbsdeslerawill not allowtheuaionrnm
todoartruheolwovhandveryslowprug-
lens is made with the green mat.
Mamie-ates.
Amara. llay Si.—-lphrwirn luckier.
who brutally murdered J. J. Brown. a
prominent busine- men of Nichols. 3a..
hy
prisonerswere lynched. luehlsrandthe
cthernegrowvrehaagedoathersmswas.
tuna-mm
his unlawful and dishonest marinar- in his .5“-
relations In the Panama Canal company.
Muse WW Travel lsaag.
hour. "I! fl.-Prlaee inlet. date oi
Mir-rel. in King llnrabert’s nephew. will
thaoaJnns I Help around lit-world.
its will sail on ths warvhip Vulturao. Ila
will proceed eastward, will result
hatovetheeinvrol “stained-aw
will visit New Yovh and ten-am. in
II. tthIlHMIhewtll "helm
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mu.lay0t.~nrrille0astahv,lor
U “W new...”
as mun-«mutate
“Wrong-thumb.
mmsamvm
llama mat-11a _ “a
which
dates! the Valera appeari-
hés'stasnsellhssraaa hovel-nan
Gumcmru, Mara, May It.~A telegram W
tritium
mm. «mm»
"Man wants but little
here below, but wants
that little—"
3;!-
Because
thene isn’t a
heartburn or a
headache in a
barrel of it!
Makesanevery-day convailenceolll
old-time luxury. Pure andeieromr.
Preparedwithsmrpniousczre. Highed
m estwnlargepies. Avoid
—-and Insist on having“.
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will!
2 Large Lots Bumli ire.
4 Good Lots
Woodward ire.
9 line Lois
Riverside Ive.
Ii Choice Luis
lincoln ire.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be oifered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I oilered my first
purchase of there K “on terms
to suit the p 3.” They
are mostly paid up now. and
their warraniee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can ace the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for each. 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.
——Ow‘-———-
PRICE,
$35!), $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilico of
Tlllllil & GOLDEN.
Wasumorou $11,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00., 83
Washington street. 027
An
Alderman’s
Opinion.
Elite to cert that l have need SAW-
Yxn's DAND mos OOIPOUSD as a
loud purifier and a ixing tonic with the
.m i re never before given
ng sampariiia pills and
inswith no It I
airlend in mmv'Wad's
XPOUND. Below the first
henlfelt Iihea new man; all
in t
“1* Twill m: or“;
can w in
iseaseand barging” in normal mndl
WEIR?) HAW [It‘ll ANDZLION (3t)!-
awn-arr J08. Snub.
llodern "“"w and use fitting.
I: lo street.
Drum. Veb. fit I. main
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Supsmhosphata.
Ground Bone.
Potato Intuit.
Bani lard Ianum.
Ill-Sim Linn.
UM ”38M;
and land salt
.nAT...
kimono inns.
mgwml
It. I. rim
> haw-urn albeit-t
m‘vfl‘flmun
lefltganwflrm
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Earl!
TIN WARE
mummnnsmu
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trillions”! .5.
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Potatoes.
nonsan ream.
"Decor-wt.) t. II. no".
Weaninauageoil’nviume.andllya'
thousand-run] eontrivancessilthedelicioaa
odorsui' thenrdon aretahen Into captivity
iorthotoilet. The fragranchrleti-imlfler
oned. and the delicate subtle iisvors at a
thousand floral beauties are Wt hie
requisition so that woman. lovely war-an.
may bloom tbebrighter. Oinlltheehoicevarb'
letieaoi Perfumesnonecauoomparnwithour
DR. F. W. DARMER
P081 017103 BUILD“!!-
Soutb Norwalh. Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled andIriracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Wat.
DIST 52! 0' null 03 BID Bunny.
$8 $8
No bettermade nomatter how much you pay
Teeth extracted wlthsrrt pain.
6 Vitilizcd Air or
All Work Giannini.
Odieeopenfromt L‘. until 0 p. I.
Entrance No. a Washington at. d ly
Lemarrissatecu
Successors ts LalorriskCo.
carr'rar. erases.
it Solitary 8t, hotter, flare.
Fire and
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