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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 5, 1893 · page 2

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‘ More I had turd hall a bottle. the
‘ hem-Durant. Two more hottloa
”W!" out no good a head of hair a
m i had. an my mommndatin.

”hull"? Willie-a Craig movie he at
’Ayer’s thru- Vigor with the ram. pod
miraJL—«iitoplwn Craig. KI! Charm
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“10mm; of Fall River'- x... You, June 545.com. nut.

' m1”. edy Begun liehaagone. Barty thiaaltornoon the in-
Tm’g lama. under the watebiul can at Cout-

“ I mp apartalltfittbfi-r: ”law to th:

. mm‘w n Kewthkmwhoha-dtoltoaadhertoJrr-

aryClty.audwaaotl for thaiairJorChl-
agondiortheweat.

'l'lie lnianta Eulaliepaaardhrrlaatday
inthiadtyentbelylaaoeordaneawithhrr
own d-lraa. indepadeut of anyufldal
programme. she-went tomaaa luthel'ora
noon. twelvedacommittea from theCir~
culoColonCerranteaaudwaut on a pri-
ratemrrlouontha

Atthellotel Savoythe prince- Inuk-
faatad and thanat her roan-t about ”
children. whom ahehad noticed abouttba
hulkoi'the hotel. were pluentedtoher.

The delightful air mm the print.
out of doors for a‘ last look at New York.
‘She chose an outing on the water of which
rheiamootiond. Attheiootot theatair
carcintheSaroytheprluea- madeoneoi
herdelightiul breaks in the ceremony of
the occasion. She nawabright eyed little
boyotalmottyearrofngeinthelobby of
thehotel and dropping thearm «(Com-
mander Daria. rushed over to theehild.
clarpeditinheramaandkiuedigaam
aobhedidam
“Oh. my beautiful child. you are Just
like myown little boy." Thea the pier
ce-rabltothememberroftheparty.“ ’t
heapretty boy?"

The father andmotherottheehild, Ir.
and lira. Hancock, stepped torward and
Commander Darla prevented them. The
prince-- ahook hnda with each at the.
audioldthem thatthechihlrurlndedhc
of her own boyat home. Thentheprim
oeratnok the arm of Commander Darla,
walked through he line at footmen and
wlicemenandeuteredheruniase.

SOCIETY SEES TEE HORSES.

‘l'heflewh'arkOpeaAIrfl-raeflwwttpeu
today.

I" You. June h.——Aiter eaten-ire
preparation the open air horse show
opened at the Polo grounda this morning.
There were 1‘!” china. In comparison with
the entries made but year tho-e recorded
for this your for competition thaw on
enormoua increase, on there are actually
more than 500 dammed exhibita.

The programme is consequently much
more interesting. and the competition in
the hamclmgives promiae of being
an keen or at any oi the rhowaheld in Mad-
laon SquareGarden. The society baa hem
Winthenmtterofprirea. There it
”.000 aubacrib-d for that purpoae. 07m
III which Mal-ta n' W Brita.

The grounds have been terrific-led ainoe
lab: year, the clubhouse improved. and in.
atend of the line of private boxer reserved
for members lam ymr the front has been
arranger] ll an open platform or balcony.
with may chains for tho use of club mem—
' her» and their trim-la. the ladies being
similarly provided for. The *0 bones in
the mobile horse Clo-oer have nearly oil we-
cuml prizes at other ohowr. ’l'hegrent at-
traction ia the hunter clam. Some oi the
beat perinrnrens that ever looked througha
bridle will take- the 7; feet 8 fence-s. Tlt»: air
temlnru-e mu good.

lmVI~Wamaathlaw1
“fluvial-and Stop-allow
“autumnal-Iguana
homeroom-u.

mm.la~..luna h—Perhapa
h “ mutional trial NewEttgland
‘hhldlnhali aunturyormore is that
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ltwlllbearreraldaynthoughiromthe
hwhmdudpllaroutook hintetthia
Martina trial Mainline-meat.
. 'l'haqwalntlittlaoonrthouaewaspockedto
Mdooraaud prohablywillbeeveryday
“thetrialgouoo. Thecrowdof spee-
, Wwillbeloohiugforaomeaematioual
each day. and they cannot
Wont.
Matthew.

firBordmraurdermyateryharattracb
' duepfllcattentionthanauyaaoof
Ubliadlayoara OaAugJJtm. Mr.
;dln.‘ndrrw1.llordenwue hacked
bmhumhatfienyaetflad
mi MW.l-a.byaomepa—

» emu-known.
Thurber occurred between 9 and ll
o‘elockinthamorning 'l'he oalyperaoua
abutthehouethat morning on inraa
know-wan the murdered couple. liraie
BudaantllhidgetfiulliranJhe rerrant.
WWthatrhe-w MrsBordm
Inthlflfineatbddoekmdthatlata
llallaaaldharatepmother had gone out.
W waaavaahing windows outside the
houhabwunOa-dlmwhilefluiawaa
“honing or moving about diluent
putadthenddraoe. ’l'here teen-a tobe
any inflation that Mra, Borden, who
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nebular Weeha In (Ink.

Nzw You. June 5.—~l.nwyer thrardi
Dam is counael for Mn. finance 8. 3.
Fish. who has obtained an attachment
agoinat the property oi Francis ll. Weeka.
the ruling New York lawyer. in anactiou
to recover Nomi, which aha ray- bacon-
rmed. Elm-Darla hat made an aldarit
that Henry W. De Iorut oi 02 William
rtreet. Weeka' law partner. received a let—
ter on May :2 in Weeka’ .
without a date and hearing a Cuban pow
dead mark. Lawyer De Forest raid that it waa

' truethatheharlrrorlredauehalttur, but
that it reterred oulytolaweaaea inwhieh
Weeks and he had been totem-tad. l

Dob-d a Wattle may.

ltzw Omani. Jone 5.—~’l'he ateamrr 8.
Pizzati. a frnlter. belonging to S. (lteri 0!
this city, war retard upon her arrival in
m in violation oi the neutrality lawa.

ode-er ooeurrad about I» month- ago
during the Kaila upriailu I‘ll-at thegor-
arnment oi the Republic ot spanbh lion
dune. 'lho veaarl waa need an a t
tor troopa and ammunition and unaided In
the bombardment and capture of therabel
atrougholtl.

Iowan-r Inn to Retire.
. Caruso. June t—J. 3!. Hill annwncaa
that hehuretlred from the theatrical burl-
nr’. Ila baa mend Ma connection
with the Harte Tempe-rt ctr-pa” and will
retil to private life. Mr. lllll dratcatua
iatoproaaiaenraahout to year! ago when
he Introduced Margaret Mathrrto the pub
lie. lie war the diarorner ol lleumaa

W between 9 and to o'clock. About
“It. Fallen Married to the house and

I!
- ‘ III tile. and Bridget any! Lizzie
huh-d W (Bridgett had trouble

5 .

m lat dowuluthe fitting room.
I” III,- Ironing in the kitchen. and
went up toher room on the mom}
abwtintlnutoa 04 ll o'clock. Mn.
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TIIIGED BY THE GIIIIS.

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muom II HIS (WI mm

Homo-tam Dollarsanoaadh
llare lean the Keepeakaoltha band
litrl—l’laaaedthelt-hlrnyltetwnhamd.
”MAUI”.

Fan. ltrvn. June a—Joae Carrel». the
Portugueae Inspected of the murder of
Bertha Manchester, wararraignodlupolloo
court this morning and soul back to the
neutral police station to await l'urtlwrdo-
telopmentr.
That he really committed the murder
there appean to be little roomto doubt.
Jone Cnrreiro gave hlmticll uptothepolioo.
preferring todo this to tree himaell from
suspicion rather than to bc brought in.
Tbepoliee had received information that
located him at Bowenrille at 9 am. outhe
dayof the murder. Farmer Mam-heater
had Icon him at Crab [and bridge two
houra later. Saturday his uncle..ladnto
Mnuir. and Frank Silvia were tart to
Tauntou.where he had been locatedaud
were told to bring him to Fall River.
What they returned with the much wantv
at! man he was kept for hour» on the rack.
At flnt his story waaa good one. butane
little break waa made; then came achange.
Contradiction and inlarhood followed and
he was ordered underarm“. \Vhen Jacinta

Mont: brought Inch his nephew. Joaeph
Carreiro, according to promise. the cloud
oi suspicion that had hung over the latter
alnce Wedneaday around about dispersed.
After the long hours of waiting and queue
Honing Were over and he Ind income en-
tangle-d. he woo locked up. There were
preamt during Camiro’a examination in
the ofllco oi the central station Mayor
Coughlin. Marshal Hilliard. Aniatnnt
Marshal Fleet, Captains Desmond. Har-
rington, (”armor and Dohcrty. Inspectors
Prfron. “‘artlell. mey and Medley. A
part of the time “Hirer Michael Reagan.
second, wan nit») pmnhncting M menstru-
ger. Edward Murphy. the mayor's private
aemtary. took a bitumphlc nport ot all
that watt said on each side. Witnrwu wen-
rouaed from their sleep and brought to the
station .

At the rrqurnt of Marshal Hilliard May-
or Coughliu made a atatement.

flow lie "I. flipped.

Name- woro aa a rule auppma-a-l through
a dos-it! to avoid future trouble. In expla-
nation of this 4?"th Mayor (‘oughlin will
that something haul happened earlier in the
day which lul the authorities to We
that tumble was to be made If poouible for
titanic who had minted the government.
The Portuxoew in this city would natural-
ly huhl it Fri?“ r in the matter and exhibit
Iron“: ugmlni llwrilt u! their {Me Who had
mw't—iul in throwing ruoplrion upon Car-
n my Muynrt'unnhlin. nftvr speaking n!
r!‘ '.ri.~i.. i or rln- ahllzurle-w to make the
:.« -. ”inn-tum.

"i... .v .i .: iin- litl‘is given to the public
m t; . 4; on. ’l‘lu- pol‘m lctlilml that Cor-
mru mo. in lite vlcmlty oi 'l'aunton, but
find ohrre was out known tuna. 0n the
day of tlw rnurtlrr in mtcml n l‘rrm'h Var
tl-ullrm xluvdrnlrrs‘ store pour the aortth
end 0! Sngxmmre Mill and :thki‘tl in broken
lingual. for a pair of ohm. He pulled out
of lll't pm hi n allvtcr trarlt- dollar. bright
and apparently brand new. lIe nlao pulled
out from bin pocket a oilwr hull dollar
with a half in it."

('npiaitur (femur and lloherty nutrie-
qurmly learned that Mr. Nanchr-aterhad
given silver trade dollnra tn Ilvl’ilm and
Jennie (Mrs. Coolidgev. lirrtlm'a trade
dollar was kept In her bureau drawer, and
in the drawer with it tho own-to lama!
there rm» also h'pl a Imlf dollar with a
hole In it.

Mn. Coolidge raid alu- thmmht it waa M
or l5 year» ago whm hrr in! lu-r gave them
to her able-r and Item”. The truledollar
borr- the date of 1m

During the investigation (.‘nm-iru denied
he hadever oilerrd a silver half dollar with
a hole in it to the! dealer or that he hadany
connotation with the time denier In rela.
lion to the value via trade dollar. A Por-
tuaueae acm- the river. who acted aa It»
tvrprvtt-r with thr French Canadian all".
dealer, atatnl lumitlvrly that ('arrwlm
bad «Semi a hall tlollnr with a hole in it
and that there van a din-union nbottt the
value of the trmh- dollar.

ICC Ilaal I What“.

The Ithoe denier wait! that (1"me
who! appeared to be u lully'n pocketbook
with a chap on it, and tlmt ho took mow]
from it. t'arro‘iro ulvnlea that be ever had
t porkflbook. Num- wla found ill Db ”-
union. lief podrtlnmk were taken {Int
llertha'a room The trade dollar h- In“
ahown lira Ctmlldur. and the la almoat
punitive from it» lino atate oi pro-evauon
that it la the rattle coin her tatheraavo
ll-tha Thrmarwhalbar had two ion»
crabefore him. i Billerriantl their atate
manta were practically aimllar. I only
heardoneof them. lie described a man
and raid: “I war working in the field with
a henchmen oil Wilton road. hetwlui the
new lloatou roulaod North Main aunt.
Mon acme work Tmlay morning, tw-
twaen Band ll) o'clock. when the M

 
 

 

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Wma’m al 1!

that @1163?

the place i0 89*
yéur Job Printins
done. where their
motto is Quick-
nesa. Noam”.
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sr. PAUL’S GALA WEEK.

'l‘ha Ira-t Iarthaart Oath-eh ‘lhora 'Ir
. ill-o It. luau.

8r. Paul. Juno maintanatioual roul-
proeltthegrrat Northern railroad celebra»
tlou and the laryal legion quadrennial ootav
mmakefitPaulthrmeoea iorthoua
andaol peopledurlnu the week commen-
cing today. The wound international Io»
elproelty convention, for which I) data
harr retooled Lit!) delegatea. waaoa'llarl in
order in the mammoth St. Paul auditor-l.
ova thin afternoouo'at do'cilock. Dales-team
from every city nouoe a or
within Inch oi the lanbortlor from
Saharan-deco theta-unit to the
Paeldcoout. were peanut. alroirom Elan!-
toha and the Canadian northwmt, while
the qwakara came from all parta ot the
continent and are of national repute. The
Int reciprocity convention waa held at
Grand Parka, ll. 1).. Ian year and was
largely attended.

Following the throe dayr’ ration of the
reciprocity convention comes the melt-hm.
lion in honor of President Jamea J. llill oi
the Great Korthern railroad. .Ittet complflv
ed to Pacific coaat without government
aid. Thia celebration .waa primarily a St.
Paul event, but at) great was the Interest In
It of all cities along the line of the Great
Northern mod that all will participate and
have handaome floats in the grand parade
Wedneaday. ‘l'heprogrem of the northwest
in agriculture. commerce and tranaporta-
tion will also he ”presented in the parade.

The Loyal legion uadreunlal «ingra-
meoting Wednesday. nrday and Iriday
comprises bovine-a aeraiona. banquet: lake
trip-and reception, and will be largely“-
tended.

The city is in gain attire for theorems of
the work. Half a down magnificent iri~
umphal arches have been erected in varioua
parta oi the city along the line of march.
and every business place and many private
mi-lenm are decorated.

 

sowing HEAD.

Mora-drilled bled fro- them
«I Suicide and Accident.
t‘uacrat’om, X. i'.. June 5.4m Col-
ton. a widow. and Dr. Hitlerkin were
found dead in the doctor'- oflice. The fol-
lowing hastily written not. was found on
the table:

"Mm. Colton died of heart failure and l
have taken my own. life with morphine,
uwl hypodormicnlly. So new; can‘t pave
me; no need at autopay; must tile, but hate
to leave my friends,"

Thermal belief in that Dr. Elciorkin
iearrd the consequence! of hit mistake or
lack of core. and that hla fear tau-ed him
intake his life. Some mic any the doc
tor had paid aome attention to he. Culton
and give the tragedy a touch of romance.

THE BASEéATLméEOREs.

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‘mll’hn Naval Scholar. It New York.

NEW Yuitfi. June 5.—~The Autumn ('or
roll» Frumlralrm, (‘nptain limtnwau, is at
unclmr in the Kortb river. The l'nimlo»
bet]: is an J‘llalrinu wmnlen training nhip
under the command of Captain lhiuaaenu.
which has been on on extenaivr cruise»
down the west coast of Africa Theron
your will rennin at New York about '34
days, uml the atmletmt will he take“ in de-
lnchments tn vial! the Worid’a lair.

'l'lla (Jul-Vela Rut For CW

er Your. lunch—The Columbus cara-
vela atnrtenl today on their long Journey
up the amt to the mouth a! the, St. Lam
rcnce river, theme through the lab-o to
l'hica'o. The Santa Maria war towed by
the navy tug lwana. and the Ninaaml Pint
In by two charterfll tugs. The cruiser
New York went along to ronvey them an
tar an the lit. Law renew river.

lparrta at a lpwrl’a Inner-l,

Newartr, N. J., June 52 The but chop
trr in tho eventful career oi law Brown,
the all around aportlug man. ward politi-
cian anIl backer of prize lighten, ended
when the hotly of the monk-ml apart wan
Interred in Falmumut cunt-trey. The
tuner-l was attended trya motley crowd
ot sporta. pnuiliata, womon oi My “1,“.
lotions and eurio-ity net-hero.

Ila-I Ina-“led lwto Aahwry M
Mrt‘ar Paar. N. J.. Jum- 5.» A

fltMlllK oi the board of alclrrrnrn in to be
held thin evening for the caption. vul'polc
of drvlalng aome moan a Mm
heput Io theallowd aloof latperberrlry
the whole-ale bottlm from the Mighhor-
iox towna. Nearly all of three hottlera run
[rum three to live wagon: here.

A “your-bid Ilerwv.
linamr. Jttnc b~lnttle Din
aged 13 year». and her little Mug...”
niece. Clara W , wm drowned in the
river lime. Wymnm‘r child with
walklaualoag the river trunk fell to .d
hermpanhm plunged in to "acne. but
both were armour by the rapid current.

”natural-then“
(talcum. June tx-Jl‘he “tunable hotel
In which Melaury noted his life he]
anotheraraaatioa when Augusto. flaw
ran. a wealthy board at trade man,

In! himaell‘ with the tort! of hi.
:3... m...
Ila-Ira Walla-Iota W
lawn. Boar t—Jl‘he company at mo
lam who mate a rlrnmw-imlal near
Mia Reina. Navarre. have her-db
' by the military. 'l’wo mantle-tar.
were killed rad two «her- were wounded
arrrrely. M.“
lat-lb ala Yearly flaw.
In Dan. K. 1.. Janett~Jahn flailing-

” 'olthrhwl.¢omdudalt
clitwlthafltol.

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RAILS m A8 A KODBRI PROPHET.

”(blow Woolly-n Puncher“
the New W at Mo” la the
Pulpit II Phil-nth Gianni-Item
thin-ammtelaldamy.

on You. June

thawordoi God." declared the Rev. Dr.
Lyman Abbott in Plymouth church. Brook~
iyn. Dr. Abbott waa preaching on the

Briggrcaae.andho

aaa ”modern prophet," lit to rank with
the propheta oi the Biblo.

llia text waa from Roman- Ir.. 3—“:
"BM in the man to whom thebord will
not impute sin.” lt war an eloquent ser-
mon. The approach to the liviggaclimaa

thority.‘

"And for that rtatenient then mmleha
I’M but work declared unworthy tiny loot;-
er to preach the gospel in l’mbytcrlnn pn —

its

"hover: Then Abraham nn-l lmac and
Jacob were not led to a wiring knowledge
at God! Then Moore and David and Joshua

and Isaiah into not
edge of God! For

there war any holy Scripture by which

they could be led to

"lnildell “'hat is in
this: To deny that God if his world to
day! What if not this: To y that there
is any way of comingto (lot! r:
door that has never been opened hire to a

lBBIlTT JOINS BRIGGS.

l'll. LYMAX Ahm-

was made ail-p by step with logical acumen
and convincing force. “'hen at last it was
reached this is what Dr. Abbott hold:

“to Nat. in his inaugural addrves. on
taking the Biblical chair In the l'nion
Theological mortuary. Dr. Briana raid:

”It in the tutimony oi human experience,
inail awe. that God manifeata lllmaelitom
and rim certainty of Ilia pro-once and au-

Bibie is Not the
of God. '

5.—-“'l’he Bible ll not

ASK

referred to Dr. Brigg)

lt
leaves
a
pleasant

taste.

‘J

led to a raving knowl-
they all lived before

all “'hat If not

makes two

t theone

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sweet

savory

chew.

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Makes an every-day (nominee of an
olddime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
, Prepared with scrupu

lous care. Highed

award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each

large pics. Avoid

taboos—and Insist on having the
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lituitel number of the human vote! I & LE’ 5) ll'k‘v;
”liervtifl “'hat l! heretic. it not this:
To declare that God is not the father of all

mankind. and leaves no door 0! acre-in to
hinmlf aura the one door at a written

word that won not

rate that looped and tried and prayed for

him for it!!! years?

A Modern Prephet.

"In your name and in the name of all
that believe in a living tiotl dwelling In the
heart- ui his, children today, I thunk thla “I
prophet. rum-mun 0! the prupbeta 0' older:
time. that in all thou two years of cruel
trml he ha» never receded from his one pry

ai'lon. never used

aetme, tmvt’r retracted his one anertiou. but
his mood tirrnly and faithfully millsl all

”pumm- by th is

that (ital in in the hour! 01 the htlIt’ldnal
and in the heart oi hla church,and hair ro-
Halal in the page! of III» Bible.

” "The llible In the wrml of Gotlt' ()h. l
[-1 your pardon. the Bible in not the word
I challenp any man whocnllathe
Bible the word oi God to llnd that phraar.
’T’lc ward of Hull] "fl Illul in the lllblf.

“I will tnke the creed if it will help me
to the Bible. and I will take the Bible it It
will help me to a W! and larger rympa.
thy and better unrlrntandlou of that
adritual must-innume- which baa bound
il area. from the days of Abraham to tho
(by! of Phillipa llrturka.

"lint, flu-I ltrlpitta' mo. I will let no man
gut the church between me and God or
put the lllble between [toe and God or put ‘
* need between wraud God or all three aaa
tom barred ante between me and God."

at Hod.

raw. the Wheat Wu- Mole;
norm». Jane awn-nit Aldrich and
”ward (inguinal. w and lilyrara old reopen-
tiraly, are being held by the'l’hlrd precinct
politeowruapldonofthetheitofablcyela

no Judge to a aunt an.
UnawaJnnr 5.-
oitlte anprernectmrt ofCanadab-re

wired the honor at
am.

heath at a Harm
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2 Large Lois Burnt! lve.
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Woodward ive.
9 Nice Lots

Riverside Ave.
M Choice Lots

Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lots

on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.

No more available silos 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 lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their wan-antes 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 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.

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PRICE,

$35!], $400, etc.

Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilice of

TAILOR & GGLDEII.

Wasvumrox St,

or on the premises of JUIIN
HINDS; also at the office of
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POST OFFICE BIIILnlsu.
South Norwulk. Conn.

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