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‘fiw'ots'asm‘piastsadlum‘a.
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I’m. Jun- t-Dr- Brier! s-
in; Garland, and todaybeawallshlss-l-
but Tkioistheresultinplaiulsuguage
etthsgrestheresytrial.
luspeeidetsrmsthesppeslof thepruse
cation from theverdiet oi theNewYork
preshytwy‘. acquitting Dr. Briggs oi the
mwmmmmww
themalmblynhevotelldugssfol—
lowvrliumberofvotescosth; tosustain
theappealfimursustsiuinpsrtfii. To
NhMMnottomstaimlld.
heroics on all the specifications were
takenwithoutsdivision, resultingiu s Brian
m that each and everyone had
hamsustsinsd.
, Therollwascalledinthemidstofaual—
..oflpahhlstflln-qthespeetntorsinthe
"fillm'yertoflrelrleulntbeiranxioty
toestehsvsrysupouse. Thevotewuau-
assswdhytheasteaeluh.
Alterthe result bad hem announced.
Bav.T.J.&-lt‘hoi Baltlmtwe movedthe
oi a committee of 15 cun—
ol which theRev.ThomasA.
. “Hanan, “Philadelphia, shall hecbair—
‘ mamtolnigln an explanatorymiuute.
Thbwrs‘carried,sndonmotion oi Presi-
n dart Warfield of Lafayette college the
moduatorwsssutborired to appoint the
committee. He will announce the com-
today.
Then-Hymn adjourned until this
Inningwheuit rcconvenodsoscourtat
0A. Mprsytr was oflered taller.
Us” D. Baker of Philadelphia, chair-
motthsjudieblcommitteewhoplmded
for the liking of Almighty God upon the
derhiou and for continued manifestations
a! favor toward thcchureh.
Theexplanatory minute to be prepared
1’ thecommittec will express the sense of
thembksstotbesction that should
hotakmupouthejudmtofthetnesby-
by at New York—whether it shall be In»
”or modified—and what penaltyahall
. .. bimpossdagalnstDr.Brigga,itsny.Tha
. 'saportofthe committee will doubtle-
W some discumion, and with the
~ “input“ matters still on the dock-
‘Ioreondderation. promises a oration»
tin of the amemhly’s sessions until Pri-
Innis!»
Who-tho Vote Was Taken.
”stimulation“ the cosewhen
the riding of the case was commenced.
Ulktbnlea oi the church governing
Illhatrlsltherewercfour psrtics having
thrifitbhehard.
l. The prosecution. which in this case
Wllant.
T House, which was the sppellea
Thseotumimiouersto the gotten] so
.lllylrnln the judiciary whose judgment
wm from, which was the prrlby-
hy Iiserk.
L manhunt the superiorjudieb
thesppeal,whlchwns thegen-
”fly.
The were! assembly called the roll
”HMndthosewhodesiredtobe
”madam“ speeches. Thiswhs:
w to I mutilation among
”-mfikhewronemnyplease
“anthem-Honors»
Who-lib rollwan completed thenext
"the tatloa of a motlonto
loam, lthsappsalhesustainedl"
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This colloquy wascarried on in thsmldst
erntor and Mr. Mailings" both tryingto
behest-d. Dr. Craigsaidthat Mr. McDona-
allwouldshoworattsmpttoshowthathis
staiemeatwssjustifiabls.
Mr. Mobougall (to Mr. Shieldsl—ll' Dr. Belu-
willwithdrswhisstatsmsutl’llwtthdrewmina.
Dr. Rom—But JILHcDongall-ysthatllr.
said Godwssautruthfsl. whiohisbhs'
yhemyasdulpardonsfls.
)frchDougall—Jmld that God mid Imiall
mfltbuthusadlmaudthatintheitaw‘l‘as—
lament the lord Jesus Chem-Adm.“
tbueandau.andDr.&l¢pmddthatl-lahdid
eritethat part at thsheoklnwhiehthesa
«south-sum.
Elder Shepard of North Phlhdelphls
morbyteryvigoronslyprotestedspiustthe
uttersncesandconduetotllrJl
but KlderPuruell of Baltimore pleaddlor
iairttasttssatofthespesku.
Ddclenougslldhestorm havingt‘htn
measurably calmed down, concluded:
Cbrhtssidnomaucauoomeuntothshthlr
but by ms. Dr. Bria mid that W
foundOod through the reason audthatxew-
man lound him through the church. W'htll
willyou believe.(.‘hristorlh.llriasi
llcre thediscussionended.
FUN FOR THE PRINCESS.
Mkmmlal'uhlmm
new!“
N" You, June l.—-’l'|re Infants Ell»
lleistobeaguestathlorria parkthlsaltr
ernoon,andshewill seesotneot “10M
atAmerlcan thoroughhrsdsexteudthemo
selrmoveroneofthegreatmtotAmalcau
rseecourses. Aspocialsectionotthegrand
standnearthesluwouse has beandrsped
with thefiagsof Spalnundthell'nited
Statq, and from there the iniauta will
haveanoodviewol theliniehline.
last li‘ht.aiterhavlug visited the Non
mal school and reviewed the pollcgthe
princeusweut tosBroadwny theater.
ltwas a gals nightat thetheater,and
theperformaucewasgiveninhonorolthe
princess. Theroyalpartysppearedforthe
firsttimeinthiecitytnfull courtdress.
Allofthehoxesandthelowarpartotthe
house had been taken in adrsneebythe
committee.and the seats were filledwith
society people in eveninudru The ourL
taluwas not rsisrduntil thelnlanta arr
rived stew. Shewasmetattheeutrance
by Mayor Gilroy andeecortedbetween two
filesof naval odours in drossuniformto
thelowsrlefthsnddouhlehox. Theprln-
cessworeaheavyhmcadewhite silkgown
with a court train. Thedress wasdoool—
lete. Amsgnifioentuecklaoeof diamonds
wssworn.sndstiiaraoi diamonds made
ourfairviaitoriooksprlnc-sindeed. The
prineewore histuildre-uniiorm,wltha
white cloak embroidered with goldanda
helmet withswhite plume. TheDukeot
Tsmameswasslmllarlyattlrsd.
A'flrlfi-ecm
Cuckoo. Jane l.—8teele lacksyafiisda
billinthe circuit court foeareosivvrfm'
the Columbia Celebration company. and
Judge‘l‘uleyappotntad the Chicago Title
and Trust compsuyto inks o!
thecoucseu and windapitsalsirs.
Celebration eompany was organised for
ldtag
stthenortheadofthsupositiougruuada
ltwastobeuaedtorthspesssntatiou Us
min play “tiled "The Wald
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senprswho arrived on the stmmerlas-
tvslislromli woes-0MB“
linkterJohnh fielstnroats
tohbhomsialalnaand is
byhlswiiranddsugbter, “The
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Begun With on Empty Treasury
and Many Bills Due.
”enema-shrewtlprwl‘hslr Beetle-at
laehlnery n." Today—Emperor Willia-
llay (la-e and Il- Msy Nat—The Chil-
draafa Building Iovtrrally Opened.
Chicano. June l.—Thie day marks the
opening of the second month of therapeut-
tlou. Although the weatheraud the m
1: “WM thotsirianotl‘nishsd
have affected the attain-nee; the aver-roe
hasnotbnashighasthegoveruing odi-
cenofthoiatr expected helm the int"-
dentofthtUnitedStatespresaed the but.
tononhiayl. trim is no tic/urine that
the treasury department at the fair is
pruned for ready money, although the
hank-which are represented in the local
corpontlou stand ready to advance mwey
at any time to tide the exposition over.
But money is owing to the w and
employees, and the former find much dini—
culty in getting quick and full payment of
their claims. Treasurer Sceherger is sur
rounddtnhisofilce,»thegroundsandin
the city every day by contractors or their
agents, who need the money due them for
m 0' KM“? nurture.
work doneon buildings, etc, }!t‘ in com-
pelled to resort to all kinda of dignified
excuses for putting them oil, hut. mine
have been waiting two months after their
contracts lure been completed and their
vouchers .
There will be u more policy of retrench-
ment in all departments of the fair begin-
ning this month. The discharge of 2,000
employees is contemplated. and the dis-
tribution 0! [mm is to be kept within the
narrowrst limits "rumble.
l'Ix-l’rrsidem Baker 0! the “Milan,
who in one of the spmtal committee in",
ligating the prion matter. thinks that the
moon of the country has done more harm
than good to the fair and ahonldnothe
trv-ntni lilwmlly.
"0th ler opening themthminstscon—
nodal with :Im- fair talked about on aver-
agc daily attendance of now). but that
number has only been reached twice—on
the opening day and Memorial day. Spev
eiai fett- days and single fair excursions
from distant points will swell the crowds
for the next five months. but the European
patronage is not bring relied on to any
great extent in figuring up the
receipta. Yorthenmnth of Msyitcaaouly
he said that the lair hssuotmuehtsore
than paid operating expenses.
The members of the Kentucky Pre- as-
sochtiou, with their wives and daughters.
entered the White City this morning in a
body mid ttmk pour-ion of their eta:
building, which is to be dedicatedlus‘l’
peculiartothedeniurnsot the bluegra- in
union. The editorial phalanx is an lupus»
ing and a merryonc. representatives of It
We. prohibition and whisky papus w
mingling in a internal spirit. Thsyme
hetetososthstGorernorJohnYoung
moundhbstalpropsrlymaintdathe
tysadtrsdltinaef Kenna-hym-
well astolota theft-ti irsandsesis
Minimum-manuals.
have
Amman
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regent-fig-
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N Two MEN.
muse-”thematic
Mlle...
rmmrmst l.——'l'he police
Instill ngtodlseonrwhowsstho
murderer Bmhsflanchetter. Pormauy 9‘
hours it was given out in polloeeireles that
suspicion was on the girl's father, but
when a reporter asked Amietant lsrshsl ins-ad
John Fleet if the authoritieswcre working ”I.
on any such theory. he answoretl emphati-
cally. "No."
Mr. Manehesterisau countrle old man
without strong elections. lie went about
the city delivering milk at usual. willing
toanswersnyaud allquestiousput tohlm
warding thskilling. lie knows nothing
nether We; the
to consult and talkwith themnorusttn'
horfieuusutly they ask for infatuation.
uning past alialrs at them iarm
and traciugout the menwhoharehecu
employed there. They have their attention
directed toward a man who might have
committed the deed. but they will not of-
mmww ‘Wmm um » . , ant-“wow:
LABOR f U612? ‘ o.
Amman-”mm
wumceaaty.
W. June t—A amt
faminthiseity. Whatever conclusion
naybereaohedlnthsteourention thebig
ironmeuhsvedsternsinsdthstwsgesshsll
.eomedowu. nihouveroi Oliver Bros.
t0o..employing Locum-nomad
Ethernet-national chairman of the
. , mmmjflrwflhn Mrsndemployerot-vwsl
thanthepdlos knowlhut hemkestime'
thousandmen.glveviewsto this ultimo
elsrlng that tndewillgetoobetteruntil
production is greatly restricted. but
dicta no further trouble in the mills. m
ymr's fightdrovs the 15.01» employasof
the six Carnegie plants out of the Amalgsv
mated association.
Today. counting only plants engaged in
mauuiacturing iron and soft steel, them
ficially give out the slightest clcw as to g are 15 union and ”nonunion mills in Allo-
where he is or where he has been stopping.
it in police ' ' say that the man
isaforeigncrwhoworkedoutheiarmleu
than a week. and left alter having quar
reledopmlywiththsdsughlersudher it;
thee. ltdoesnotseetu possible to the po-‘
lion that any tramp or stranger could go
into the house without being navagely at-
tached bytbedoga that are looseahout the
place.
A prominent police oiliclal says:
"This murder was not done through ha-
tred, in my opinion. but was the result ota
‘ ghany oounty.the headquarters of their
and steel trade oi Amalia.
The Linden Steel companyhss built :.
l-toot tight board fence around ltsworks.
Competition with thsCaruegies ledaelarad
tobaimpomlhleexcept with cheaperlahor.
Some firms are known to have positively
determined upon nonunion labor unless
the Amalgamated association consents to
a reduction. Many mufaeturers who
wereiuvitedtoa mattirulmtweektodb
cuss a request totheAraalysrnated refused
tosttend,owiug,itisssid,to agrowing
fierceetruggle.eithrrin Manor tcheep 1, helielthatit wouldhvbrttutomakethelr
from dangerofdetectlonaiterrobhery. We . Inm- monks At the Andean-ted
areonthetrschoftwomsamneof whom mmmd'hm’flk
we hope u, 8“ “mm. {out [mun '11.. audarsstorationoprerceuttakeutrom
othcrweareuotsureol. Weara satisfied finishers 1“ run will I" W A
of this—that this mnrdcrisln somempeets
dime-nit to fathom. but the luau who com-
mitted it is not Lilli miles away."
The body of the victim was removed to
Wariug‘s rooma The burial is expected to
Me plaoa Prlday.
CATCHING BLUEFISH.
i‘resldeat (novel-ad In Iporttsc costume
Ilsa hose-I at Ila. Island.
Cm (insures. Va. June l.—Pmldest
Cleveland hugelfkneuloyed his Int day’s
sport The pres tJirJlavisand Dr.
Bryant are at the Broadwster clubhouse.
The prutideut oculplea the same rooma on
thefirm. fioorheoccnpiell last winter. The
long shutdown is anticipated. .
New lat! landless.
Wssmroror, June L—The iollowlng
fourth class paelmaaters were appointed:
New Jerry—6W W. Flinn, Belle l’hine.
Xew York~W. N. Hammond
J. W. Camertm. lllll View: 0.3. Mm
. bin-n Mine: A. J. Kliaal’attemnville; hank
Intuit-e Plain: 8.llead.0uahsr Street:
3. Remington. Wellwuod.
Pennsylvania—C. L Column. W mu: A-
8. Iartlu. Canoe Ridge: ll. D.Waavar.0etrt>
ate; it. linower. Fowlervlile; J. W. Ormsby.
Bill: J. ll. Williams. Jmkaon Center: Taylor
u‘nmmlngn. Little kitain: C. Y. Rm. New
Vernon; J. i'. ilarrhoa.\'rooman.
AI-nstltlledtha‘lra-pw
Sure as Sunrise
the best chew
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Gives solid comfort
with every plug.
E. c. romuusou.
umm rusmorsr.
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thousand artful contrirauees all the delielou
m“ l“Bunion are taken into captivity
in the toilet. The frsersnt Violet la Imm-
2 Large Lots Bumn tve. mmomrrmu
4 6qu Lots gummmmnflzge
Woodward Ave. °'”"““””“““”" °"
9 Nice lots ‘
Riverside lve.
I4 Choice Lois
Uncoln Ave.
I5 Siglnly lots
on the Blufl
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be ofl'erod than those lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first "
purchase of these lots “on terms DR. F_ w. DARMER V
to “it the “ERIK“??? They nos-r orrrcz unrurrno. .
are mostly paid up now, and 3mm; pom“.
their warrantee deeds are noted ’
in The Sentinel nearly every Painless Dentistry
week—the happy owners of a Teeth fined sumo-mamm-
. Crown WWork.
firm; 3:328 131’: 1:23; Burrszrorrznn onmnuauult
cottages already built. Why
cull.
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 No better made no maltcrbowmuch You pay
. . rmn Ltracted itheut pal -
own a lot in a short tune. 73». undue Airor Emma).
other gentlemen are located on the second Lawn, Del, June l.-A desperate light
floor. Dll'tlfll)’ after breakfast thin mom took place here among a number of young
int; the party appeared upon the porch 0! men of this town and three tramp.
the clubhoune attired in their-sporting cos— Knives. clubs and pistols mtheweapons
tum- ready for another fishing expedl- used by the combatants. And the tramps
tion. were terribly beaten. One 01 than in try—
Thronsidrutatmmponledbr Ml ”Wilt lug to estate climbed upon a passing
and with Tom Doughty as guide. were the height train. but the unfortunate man.
first to make a start for the fishing weakened by his injuries, lost hishold and
grounds. Yesterday they brought back kit under the wheels of thecarsaud was
with them about 150 fish, of which over 50 cut to pieces. The other two tramps were
were large bluellsh Ind the rest epote, hog- so badly beaten that they may (lb of lhdl'
PRICE,
$35“, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oflice of
TAYLOR & GDLDEI.
Teeth cleaned — - — 75°
Teeth mm with Amalgam. . - 50o
Tooth filled with Platinum. - - lie
Teeth filled with Gold. - Maud up
All Work Basra-teed.
Ofilreopenfrom 8 a... until 0 w. -.
Entrance So. e: Waehlngton at. us is
i.c.libriis8aieflo
simulalorristtle.
tlsh and trout. The president who more
than pleased with the success of his lint
day’s sport and expects to dose well today.
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
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“We-them
NI! You, Juno l.-—'l'hc meeting of the
New York Jockey club was inaugurated
at lionls park in s blaaent glory. At
least ”Mm were prueat what the
event at theday,the Metropolitan -
lisoostrr. June l.-—The committee tor
the reception oi tbeliorwsglsa viking ship
havereerivedaletterfrmfieesrtaryofthe
United Statasfisry II. A. llerhsst to the
edeetthst thsnsvr department will send
ssaitahlssavalv-sel to escort the Nov»
wsglaavlklushlp upon the com-ion ot'
the reception otthv viking. ‘
Center-o. it. 1.. Jens null wind-ter-
eyeloaio velocity. saomyulal
heil,swsptovsrAdtllsou.C and
h hailstomdest
use ale-on. «at. s.
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a bed
ssths ticks. {is
at“ Russel.
luluria.
c-aat 'l'rsst Their Tress-r".
Axum. l. T.. June l.-Jl'hs manner-
ment that the “all,“ due the Choctaw!
' and Chicks-awn (or the land district
would hepaldtotheir national treasurer
Wang—lay; College lug-d.
alcururaeono. x. 6.. June ls—l'hs
Wesleyan Female college at this place was
magnificent building was insured
810100. The commencement exercise- were
to take place next week.
a m. “pt-to Deal.
itrw Your, June 1.41» lamest cash
real estatedeal unmounted tn lfsw
York city was put through when the coun-
ladies without the slightest injury. 0:1“
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s mittseappotnted for that purpoaebyths
I trusteesof 8t. Luke's hospital the
contract forthssaisol their an MI
property! the sumo! m .
mzuofthepgehassrwassuppr-sl”.
storms-armour.
Bamr.Juue t.~0asoi thseompetitors
intheiootraesfrourlsrliatoWsanawss
maudshaadonedthsttrauls.
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two factions of the lmtslst ad
thstohnowaodeuhtastoths
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bl” "Sly blotchee or
you pimpleeon your face
on may besurcyour
loud in impure.
it is an evidence that
your liver needs im—
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nmsrr suit or ill Kills.
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