”WWJaer—wmwm proh-
#1! th lad day of thondgptdal
W this morning, with the church
. tothedoors. Avotewasexpected
iifllorenoon.andthiswas the reasoufor
bmflnumhuormum
’Msovidmtlydonottire oi thecass.
’ the technical and often
teatnraoithsargument.
"atthathaythefamoustrialattra
Illaudiuioethatleft nospareroomlnthe
‘Mmdthemoddcomufissiourmin
in hands the Illa of the defendant
“sat through the 8V, honrsthatths
filahlywaa in sedon with unilagging
laterrnand attmtion. Wear Briggs
WM: argumuitJiaving occupied
flmmmutumhonn-nm—
“humbytbejudicialcommittee. His
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amBrownin reading portiousoitherec-
oedaudertracts irom his work-mud»
‘ wudathocloaehe spoke with evident ei-
' Maudhkytonesx
Tuningtothe assemblyand raisingLis
"but solunnly Dr. Briggs concluded his
Muse-followa:
f‘lhavemdeavored toenplsinmyviows.
I hold than sincerely and with all my
hilt I’hope they are set forth inholy
I knowmanyoi them areset
3n. the Westminster confession. I
youheforeGod tojudgemo Brl
m and conscientiously. I challenge
mhefiweGodto judge me accordingto
the record. I challenge you before Jesus
Grist todome justicein your judgment.”
Colonel McCooh was wanted to the
courtbyloderatorCraigtoclcsethec-e
la the appellants, confining himself to
pointaniaedbyProlessorBI-iggs.
- newer-m.
ColonelllcCookopaedwith a dechra-
ttnlirmdtotheaulciencyandmct-
{with-whim“: intheappeal,
‘ whieh he asserted the delendant hadac—
' . knowledged inthecourthelowandbefore
til-court. Butheregrettedthatatalate
‘k'honrthodefaidanthadstoodhereand
dd,“‘!'ea,thewtwfi are mlne.but I do
notadmitthefaetastated fliereln." 'l'hh
was quibbllng.
McCook claimed that th can
Wethepresbytaywaume of hot and
nototlaw; thatthechargermtainedonly
hatter which the defendant admitted har-
hauttered; that the verdict should have
has . 'l'hseesewssouewhichcould
not dedded hyoccasional polemlcson
mandibles. butmusthsdeeld-
adbyfie hkhest tribunal in accadance
mwlthfiemstitution and standardsol the
fienwakertoarersedanowthegrounds
fl fist-thinned the delendant,sndas—
~latal,des||ile the We avowalsandex-
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"' rv Daniela. m- instantly killed. :nd Will
nuderstood,audhesocarefnlinthllr
tugsthatwhen one set downtoread the
Biblehewlll not have to gum-hashe-
said,to the higher erltia,to knowwhfl
partoi‘ itwas God’snowand what part
walnut. - T m
Bids Geory . Bpwry w- rut
speaker.whotookadirectlypereooal line
of discussion. Besaidtheqneattunwaaa
very plain (are. A‘ miniwer
wassccusedol teachingaunnlflilicaltho-
ology. lle admitted it.and said further
that he was going to continue it. The
preshytery acquitted him. “flyouarego-
inn to confirm that kind of judgment."
said Mr. Sperry, “youwillopenupaflne.
largeflcld of speculation.” Thedefutdant
hadtsnghtsnunbihlieal theologyii ever
suehathoologywutaught inthePIuln-
teflanchurch.auditscemedtohlr.8perry
that it ought nottorequinsnnontlm in
which to iulorm him that hewnsuo loop
wanted in the n communion.
Thespcakersaidhehadbeeniulormedthat
when the investigation wasbeguuthedo
lendant asidhe would keepthecaaein
court sixymrs. And hehaddouepretty
well inthatdirectioniutheopinionolhlr.
perry.
An incident ofthe fruitage ot theteaoh~
in; of the detendant was related bythe
speaker as coming within his own observa-
One More 11de Tragedy in
Fall River.
YOUIB '0“! 1’0“]! emu.
“WW-e [lacked to Utah-
near'lth ands—lions alshieiglhara
IawAnytholntorthallawso—Iia Ill
all-whether.
melasa.flayll.~'l'hecltyis
hastateoiinteaseexcitementtshy.“
tothe We! an stream-harder.
rivallio‘in Inaayrupsctathess at Iv:
Bertha Hench-tor. “Innate-mar
student in the High urban! and a W
antohfiaoithsohleat fhmiliesln thiaeeo-
dud In ”gland. ,
Miss Manchester lived at a ismhouas,
four miles iromclty hall. onwhat isknown
as the New Boston road. shew-a Maren
alive about 7:3) Monday morning. when
her father Stephen Manchester left forthis
city. accompanied by his son and hired
boy, to deliver milk. About 2 p. in. they
returned home. Freddy. his l2year-old
boy.rauahead intothehouss. Ashe
openedthokitchen doorin the ell of the
house, he saw his murdered sister lying in
apoolofhlood on theiloor. llernnhack
to the barn and told his lather. The latter
ran to the house. and taking in the situa—
tion, started for the police station, four
miles distant. leaving the two boys on the
tiou. Ayoungminister,hesaid.whohad 1"“
been instructed under the defendant, was
found to have abandoned the use of the
word Jesus in his services. Be wan asked
why he did not approach the throne of the
Father. though. and in the name of his
Son. “0h, l'm a Briggsite," was the re-
spouse.
The last speaka was Elder James Ya»
canoe, and he spoke against the case of Dr.
88!»
At. 10 o’clock the assembly adjourned un-
til this morning.
Think Slavi- Waa Dragged.
onnos, May 31.—-'l‘he Sportsman says
of the Hall-Slam ‘ fight Monday night:
“$18le was in such splendid condition two
houm before the light that his backer laid
£1,310 to £900 on him. Many belierethat
Shvin was drugged or induced to drink
havily before the fight." _lu an interview
Slavin said: “i do dot remember clearly
anything that happened after i entered the
club. it was all like a damn. l knew I
was boring. but 1 had no strength in my
arms or legs.”
lartelio and (bend lust Ilia.
Arman, May 8L—«Goru-nor Flower, who
hashail theatres olflarlelloandOImasd,
the murderers, under consideration 1w
some time. has decided to let the law take
its course, flit-l they will both be killed by
elu-tricit y. .‘lnrtello is now in the Dunne-
mora prison and will be killed some time
during the lint vm-k in June. and Osmond
is in Sim; Fin; prison and will be electro-
cutui the mood week in June.
\t‘ill Take My Coda hon Foster.
nevus“), May 3L—~A largely attended
muting o! the creditors of u—Governor
Footer. Resolutions of sympathy were
adopted. alter which It was agreed to ac-
cept 50 cents on the dollariu payment of
claims. A statement from the governor
was read. saying that hemuld pay 50 per
cent. of his debts soon and that he wanted
to pay in full.
Progress wflhe non-u latch.
lmwx. May at. war the resumption ct
the international billiard match in "in—
ley'a circus Roberta, the2 u" ‘ ‘ ,‘ _
Drum bysooringm‘polnta. Thetotalsat
t ~cndwrre: lloherta,stillplayir§.l.wl;
Ives, hm lves’ run oi W in theblm
one of the match. It was made mostly by
nursery muons. lvuhaaaseverecold.
CurioVOIt'aBaly'ln-d.
Rrw . n.1,, May tl.——'l'ha body of
it- Carriei'ogt,whohasbeenmi-
In. from in home sinee Saturday. was
loundinlhaPa-aierirer. Whenhataeen
alive the girl was detected in alimadatreet
storeovderinpnooda to lneaenttoher
boninordertoannoythem. ltlssuppoaed
shedrownad herself.
”had by I I'll) m
Pam, n.1,. ilsy ll.——Aadrew Van
Klmwegeu, a grocer at m Clinton street,
caught a thief at hh money drawer, and
while end-arming to hold him until assist-
lmralnthaeheetaad arms andmadehia
W. Van Rimwexsn’owoundsamm
eideredaertoua.
a to}. raise ”to! no...
rumor, lie. Hay thwln a runaway
the ayeanold sea at ileu-
It was-hour later when the polio-er
rired with Ievlical Examiner Dolau. A
hasty eruminati ~n was made of the house
and its immedin...» surroundings.
Found a Bloody Ax.
Abloody as was found in awood Idle
near the back fence. Alter hunting all
over the premises» and being satisfied that
the murderer. whoever he was. had .-
nped. a closer inrestkation of the one
was made. A‘ and engineer
wassummoned and 12 negatirmsnd lu—
numerahle measurements were taken no
der the direction ot the authoritiea The
examination of the body disclosed horrible
candid”. The young girlwaslyiugclnse
tothe loot of the stove. whereshehndevi—
dently dragged herself through pools of
her blood. ller right hgwaa drawn un-
der her body, her clothes were partially
drawn immherhipaand hes-head .dfaoo
were (rightfully rnltilatetl. Then J'Irr
four long, deep cuts on the buck of the
head. and the top of the skull was crushed
to a jelly.
There were several cuts onlhe faceand
nose, andtwo of thegirl's teeth werefound
' on the floor beside her. Her louse hair was
matted with blwd and her arms and face
were covered with it. The space in which
she was found measured about 6 by 8 feet.
and the sheathing and windows all around
it were spotted with blood. Some few Pi
spots of blood were found leading from the
kitchen to the cellar door. and there were
pawl» of blood on the tloorof the cellar just
beneath where the burly lay.
0n searching the house the police found
that the girl's bedroom had been rifled of
some of its contents. including a lady's
gold watch valued at alnut (60. An any
ty pocketbook was also found. The miso-
ing watch. omd drawers-ad pocketbook
cause the police to believe that the motive
of the awful hilltht'fy waa robbery. Al-
though they reached a theory as to the mo ,
tire oi the murder they were all at-aro-
garding the identity or whereaboutn of the
assassin. livery one working on the case
has been cautioned again talking with re
portal.
“tread“ Watched.
The policemen have been inatrut‘ied to
‘ ‘ every ‘ of the fomilyand
warn them to say as little as possible re
sealing the crimeand relatiom oi the farm
lly. Mr. Manchester. the lather of the
murdered girl. is 63 years of agnand is
well known throughout this section, ills (MM
immediate bully Md 0! the rune
darulgirlmeeeondwifawbohasnotlived
with him for earns tin»; Freddy. the 13- w
yum-old boy.wholrfldlrsovered thebody; at. last-
a daughter married to W. W. Coolidge,
andaemllarry.whoranawayfrombome
aboutIOyearaago.
Melancheatertolda reporterthal s. “m
found Bertha in the condition as above
stated. llelaataawhrrjuataftershehad
preparedhia lweakfest. tibshadnolovers
o! anykindthat heevwkaewolfiadfie
seklomhuhendtheneuhlua lletbought
ilerthahdnmemoneyotherowo—wnh-
m atrium
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WILDBEABTBlNTHEWOODS.
n'n‘dlcxmlatfia-
ALMA. Pa. layup—A train «trying
Walter L. Maln’a circus was wrecked at
IcOaan'auodugonemilenorthoil’sil
laticnonthe'l‘yroueandClear-fleldhnneh
railroad. It is supposed that tbehrakes
talledtownrk. Thetrainlettthetraekon
a Mm,“ nine Mmebordwo
mksndalonehcsrwentorerahluhsm-
hankment and were suns-hell to pieces.
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tel . are:
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Jeans. Harrisburg. gained
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ted. Evans. Wilda-reborn. Pa. ankle
Winks I. Patch-I. Do not Pa. leg in-
Jameszlllam Haney. Alberton. thcdy
crushed
mums-wen. Rochester. stdecrushed.
Anumher at others were Ic- serimsly in-
lured.
Thewlld animalsallgot from thecagea.
Two injured sacred cam were killed to put
them out of their misery. A Mkllled a
cow belonging to Alfred'lhonvaaafarmer.
His wife was milking the cow at the time.
Thomas killed the tigerwith a rille. Three
lions escaped, one was captured immedL
ately. Another was lassoed and tied to a
tree alter biting the lasaoer, James Cham-
bers, severely on the hand. The other lion
is at large, but is the quietest oi the three.
A tiger. water bulalo. hyha, bear. alliga—
torsaud a large collection of snakesgot
away. but were captured. The elephants
and camels were uninjured. A black paw
ther, silver tiger. a lot of monkeys and
valuable birds are at large. Almost every
ring horse was killed. The total number
ofhorlea killed isififlrith all the others
cut an hrnhed.
hm ally " ~
m3? nouns.
hec’uracy and
wetness.
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Don’t be a cow,
and chewyourcud.
Be a gentleman,
and chew
Engineer Sleeve Craawell h n ’ to
have disappeared, as he did not show upat
the wreck.
Mr. Main catimaln the loss at “005m.
The snake charmercaunht one of his big
macrmduiu thebuahes. Themattha
wreak is a doleful one. Cars, wagon-and
chariots are smashed into firewml. The
circus people are now encamped at the
scene of the wreck.
The neighborhood is greatly alarmed
about the wild animals at large, but the
show people say there in no need for fear.
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50:. 15c and SIM each. .
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We have just received a large
stock of
White Granite
chino Ware
that we are selling at lower
prices than ever before offered
in this city.
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F. H. NASH &. BRO.
A GOOD“.- TOWN!
Grit.
Vim.
Sup.
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Morality.
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Corr! y.
Talk about it,
Write about It.
as . P“ "' "r
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Advertise in mm
Patronlsa its merchanta.
meet and men to its
lire all haters. sit down on en.
let your okra he the welfare growth and
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yourself in theOuunectkut General Life in-
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Mornythta'ynnean lend
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ROWAY‘I'ON. GIL. opposite B. B. Stating”
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2 Large Lots Burmt Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
lice lots
’ Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice lots
lincoln Ave.
I5 Sighlly Lots
on the Blufl
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lo “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warranwe deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make u 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.
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PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilice of
Tlllllll & GULDEN.
Wasmxorox Sun,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. S3
Washington street. 02?
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have ugly blotchea or
pimples till your lace
you In t) besureymrr
blood is impure.
are annoyed with un-
sightly moth patches
it is on evidence that
your liver needs im
mediate attention.
Yflll
are weary after alight
exertion and do not
feel just right any of
the lime.agood tonic
is what youueod at
once.
Y0"
will use one bottle of
stvru'o l).\Sl)il<
uox t‘nnmrsn you
will ho convinced
that it is the beat
bland purifier alter»
native and tonic you
have evor used.
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Ground Bone.
Potato lanure,
0am lard lawn.
li-Slaclad Limo.
land Plaster.
and land Salt
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odorsof thee-Men are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The freer-ant Vloletis impris-
oned.sndthedslkateruhtleflavoraota‘
Maud floral beauties are brought into
requisition IoAhat woman. lovely woman.
may bloom thebrightern 91H] thechoieevarh
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Teeth tilled andzExlncted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
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Teeth extracted without pain, —
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Teeth cleaned. — — . 75c
Teeth filled with Amalgam. - - Inc
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Teeth filled with Gold. - 81m and up
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Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
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The [lost sales In the World.
[50.000 in use. Always pre-
sent their contests.
llosoldlnl. no Imalnoe thugut In.
where to of col as were subjected intense
heal. preserving their «intents.
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