my bother William Graig made use It!
Aycr's flair Vigor with the acne
monitor—Jumbo! WK- 8”.
Iglrltllodclydda, Pa.
Kycr’s I-lairVigor
{Winn ..r.(‘. A nkConlaowe In
‘ i‘v‘ fluid by ”rival-{to Everywhere.“
‘ ms: nmsoulmes
-5an“ Baseloped in o
“immune-vermin“.
”MAW.” lotAIllbcapotl.
‘Aui-ab onus wua night—nami-
m,'aoDI-nod.
mum. N. .1. June 9.-—Shortly alter
:the mount sttwm the inhabitants oi the
oouthernpartofthisplacesawasreat
tunnel shaped black cloud approaching
from the northwest. The cloud seemed to
he conning directly from the sky to the
earth. The frightened people could not
tulle up their minds whether they were
mwbestruckbyatornuloorseloud-
mundthe otreetaweretilledwithilec—
In; pedestrian! anxious to regain shelter.
The cloud proved to be iormcd oi enorm-
ous mosquitoes. it was so solid and im-
Wo that the electric lights, which
ind just been turned on, become invisible
thmwuantthe cloud came down.
The storoawere soon tilled with heavy
hl‘k odohoota oi the cloud Many of the
W closed up their plaan oi bust.
u -
, Myths” when theeloudwaaflle
- Wadrowaadlaeoveredinahouaein
Myriam-ad two men inughtthelr
wnythroughthema-ofiusectatotheen-
fl. bounwhich isatthecorneroi Prank-
lynalll Marshall streets, to give the alarm.
The amino slowly and painiully picked its
way up Franklyn street to the scene of the
“donation. the firemen fighting the runs»
guitars as they went along.
.. Annuals sumo Host.
Animals were erased with fright and
pain, and stamped and snorted only to till
their noses with mosquitoes. ‘
The army 01 Insects, aim completely
routing the inhabitants, gradually gath-
ered into acompact body and rote majeo
Wintheairtoabout the hei ht of a
Glory building. After having lngercd
thue a few moments to give the stngglers
timoto get in, it sailed oi! to the southwt.
The electric lights shone forth again and
revealed a thoroughly danoralized popu-
lau. lien come forth tremnlously from
beneath heavy blankets and looked fears
”youtoithesioroaaudhouoes.
We gathered together in awe at
pupa, and discussed the awful visi
null vqwed thltucver before the history
oi! Elisabeth did such a thin ppen.
Hold-rm of the visitation could plainly
heselnonthgfacesot manyoithepeople.
Got-3e Hulokamper, in the Mice.
caught a specimen visitor as it was taking
auto-l «this nose. mad because oi its euor
mono alas. resolved to preserve it. He put
theimetin sbottle oi alcohol alter ahard
kit. The postoflice was crowded with
looking at the specimen all the [ol-
day. The population of South
h are now conspicuous became oi
court plus which adorn their faces.
out to rum-in lands.
Wamorox, June 0. —— The president
node the iollowing appointments:
1”“- DonnellyoiWiacoa-in lobe consul
gnu-lot the United States at Calcuth.
bloc-salad the United swath:-
“dihebbtrlctogmmuhnebsm
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all
lab
at
or murdered a young man named Frank
. Howard at Earnings, S. C.. in December
n fourth class postmaster! were appointed:
lint lit Hating.
Plans and estimates furnished tor either
www.mwhotairhssunp
FIRE IN A CONVENT.
lilo-la Intro name to Grace Almost no-
ctr-yol-
liorrrasu. Juno 0. ~—-'l'lrs monument
Villa )larle convent at Notre e do
Grace. two miles north oi lion the
largest establishmoct at Its kind In Amoe-
ioa, was almost totally destroyed by are.
Themallosswlll amount to more than
morocco. with an insurance of 01m
The fire started in that of the con-
vent known as the Mot er "mum. and Is
ynppoood to have caught the from a plumb-
er’o stove.
The Mother House was occupied by Con-
gregational nuns, one of the leading order:
inAmeflcqandhtheplaoewhcre all no
vices are prepared ior future religions du-
ties. There were about 250 novices. toueth‘
er with a large number of sisters and serv-
ants in the Mother House at the time the
tire was discovered. all of whom werecom»
polled to make hasty departure.
The convent school. which contained
nearly 300 pupils at the time that the tire
was discovered. was saved alter heroic
work by the Montreal the department.
When the fire was at its height. the dome
of the Mother llouse tell with a terrible
crash. carrying everything before it. Chic!
Benoit of the Montreal brigade 'was almost
sullocated by the smoho and was removed
in a talutiug condition. Fireman Dufoind
was badly hurt and will die.
THE PLOT DISCOVERED.
A Futile Attempt to Asoaosinate Fleur-
gun's Row President.
N" Yoltl, June 9.——A special to The
Advert leer from Mauuuuafiicaraguanaym
An attempt to assassinate President Ma-
chado of Nicaragua was happily nipped in
the bud, and though a few persons were
killed on both sides. much bloodshed was
avoided owing to timely warning.
President Machado was informed of tho
movement. He stationed his gnovdsnrouud
the palace and ordered out the full force
of municipal police. By a precoucertod
movement on the part oi the ultrarevolu—
tlouista the latter attempted to take the
palace by storm with an advance guard oi
ill! men.
The police and the local garrison formed
acordon around the palace and kept oil
the attacking party, but u iracaa occurred
wherein eight oi the revolutiontsts were
placed hora do combat, two being killed
outright and six wounded seriously.
United States Minister Baker and the
diplomatic corps were appealed to. by both
sides. but maintained asilctly neutral at-
titude.
Rotten [fled the Archbishop.
Ytn'xa. J une 9.——Archbi:~bop Semina-
towicx was mobbed by to Polish studenta
in Dmbcrg in view of his visit to the pope.
which the Poles regard as tremor: to the
Greek Catholic church. of which he is a
prelutc. They threw rotten eggs at the
archbishop and his coachmun, stopped the
horses and tried to climb into the carriage.
The archbishop was caught twice byhis
collar and dragged from the carrlaxe, but
nob time tore himself loose. Nineteen of
the students were arrested.
. cumsan, June i).—Mr. A. B. llalsr
bird, general passenger agent of the Erie
road, received it loin-gram imm J times-town.
N. Y.. stating that an elderly gentleman
dropped dead in the depot at that place
just after leaving the Cincinnati train. lie
was discovered to be Mr. 1). J. Rollie. pm
ldent oi the Mcrcbanta' Xational bank oi
this city.
A lordom Barn-lore.
Wasmsoron. June 9.—-A young man
named Addison Amenon has surren
to the police oi this city saying that he
laatandwastiredolbolngafuxitivofrctn
justice. Heclalmatohave killed Howard
byacddent.
MAW-onto.
Wrausoru. Juno e—m Marina
New York—~00” ilprinu Harbor. lira Fanny
Zeeb; (mun. Fred Bolts: Union Church. J.
V. D. H. Bruit; l' Nyaek. ll. ll. l’crry.
Pennsylvanir—A tits. John Rel-er. ller
liaovllle. A. A. Bounlnger. Iianls. Mayer Mlb
ner: Winter-town. it. n. Nauru.
W to Plot [aunt's Pocket.
Comm. June 0.—Socretary of War la-
out was one of the vlctlma selected by a
poeket at the iair. While the scare»
tary did not lose anything. he probably
would have been minus his pocketbook in
a minute more but ice the intervention of
one of Captain Bonflold's men.
Viltacoloahallsotag.
mun. 3.1.. June 0.——This vilhgo
much stirred up over the to
of a combat at the villaao
booksworelntho hands oiILJ.
Mill-l!
clerk,u tothotimothoydb
Moboutfl ago.
.e...
Parade d laaoq Ishoota.
Bacon", Jane D.~Torty-oi‘ht Wti~
Hamburg Boudaymoolo had their so-
Itots than to.” children.
an handout. Jnaoe~Arucagtho
wouthosteamorhlamsdawas .
days “or will“ mum
y note w
howiflholdahrownki
-
son-Mum
Wm.lasn.lunsewd‘hoaaaual
We! mum Hum!»
“helmet ling-[land isiaob
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DIA MEN no
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Genuine Artlclo.
Writ,ch
“BOB. JOHNSON & 00..
m Issue-o st. Brooklyn.
overkv Pinon. mo men.
Momentum-n. «no
no” on 's with on.
Services at the Little Church
Around the Corner.
STREET crowns PAID Ill! 110301
llatsWoro you an Hill‘s-noose tho
Ion-Ins oi the Great Trondh- l‘a-od
by—‘lha Burial ll AuburawA launl
Wreath on tho (to...
New You, June 9.-—la the Church of
the Transfiguration, endeared to every act-
or In the land by the name of the “Little
Church Around the Corner." were held
this momlng the simple iuneral over the
body of Edwin Booth.
The services were conducted by Bishop
Potter. assisted by the pastor, the Rev. Dr.
Houghton. and the Rev. 0. W. Blapharn,a
relative of William lilrpluun. one oi tho
closest friends oi the dead actor, and one
0! the six persons who were by the bedside
when Mr. Booth died.
The inneral ceremony was, in a sense.
private, for only the irieuds and associates
of the mat actor who had received invita
tious were allowed to enter the church.
but outside In the street and on Fifth ave-
nue, up and down. was a crowd ct people
who got as near to the church doors as
they could. As it was the church was
tilled.
The remains oi the great tratzedlan lay
enclosed in a plain light oak collin. with a
silver plate inscribed: "Edwin Booth.
Born Nov. 13, 1833. Died June 7. um
The only adoring which rented on the
collie was a wreath of laurel. placed there
by Mrs. Edwina limit) ilmwnmn.
The member! of tho l'lnycru' club met at
their clubhouse curly thin morning. and at
9 o'clock iormed a procession and marched
to the church behind the beam. 'l'hepall-
bearers cbmen by Mrs. (lroaoman were Jo
ceph delirium. A. M. Palmer. Charles P.
Daly. Parke Goodwin. Eastman Johnston.
Horace Howard Forum and William “lop
barn. The organisations that were repre-
sented at the church In oddition totheclub
were the Actors' Urdt-r oi Friendship and
the Free Manon».
All aim the route the procession was
received by “nitrides of spectators witha
respect and solemnlty that was striking.
When the procesoion arrived at the church.
the aervicea were immediately begun. At
the clooe all passed by thecothn and looks
last look at that kindly taco.» which thr-y
were to miss so much and forever.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the funeral mo
logo formed on Fifth avenue and prmwded
up to the Grand (‘cntml station through
lines of apectntors on the sidewalks. many
oi whom stood with harvvl heads no the cur
riagos drove slowly by.
At u o'clock the funeral party leit for
Baton, Mr. and Mrs. Irmniius Gunman,
Mr. and Mrs. William Illa-bunt. Mm
Grim-rutnu'ti lrt’ntber and risk-r and Mr.
Mnmnniulc ocrupyimz a special car.
There Were also tbrw crtracum for the
ma- U! the felt-min who wished to art-“no
pm) Ilw body to lhuiwn.
in: llwnrrival at Balaton tlu- body will
prolmldy be taken to the lit-don residence
of Mr, and Mn. Iiroaurnnn. and it may be
that the coilin will ho opened there ior I
abort lime to enable a icw Intimate friends
to haves final look at the dead. The ll)-
term-mt will be nwlnhortly aiterho'cIm-k
at the Mount Auburn cemetery In Mr.
Barth’s plot. __ __
a out. n.- Int-g.
Nut \‘oux, June9.#1’he iollo'wing trio-
graut was received from Henry Irving by
Clement Ascott. the well known English
journalists-d critic, who is at protest Is
this city:
Loam. June 1-4 have seen J. L Tools.
John “are. ti. Tron. Wrath
ham. Willie. I]. Kendal. (loot. Alon-dd
and Arthur t'hudleioh. representing lull-h
actors. Lay a wreath on Edwin lknth's more
from no English “KIWI. which please row-not
lot no» They all loved “mend send greeting
to Ihl'J‘flwl’m brother artists.
lisaav lavtso.
no Tho-too Blind.
Munro]. Juno D.~Tho monument
oi the Lyceum theater has caused the
building to be myotaborataly draped to
memory oi Edwin Booth. it was at this
theater. on April 8. I”. during a perform-
anceoi "Othello." that Mr. Bottth was Iii
seised with the lllnasa which basjnst rw
suited totally.
Ills Wile Biol Cl In.“
Tom. N. it. JEMO.*~II tease liaaka
opd It years, died at North Oraavfllq.
Worthington county. ands-r «am
that caused an In by a coroner.
The jury found that the Iliad from
com
yaa
Kl! Ym.JuaoD.—-Thu\dvortioor
itivolyotot- today thot [Midwest
Glynn will probahtyheln tuna-tomorrow
orthohyioltowiog. Ila tothohora
“(31th to order at tho
Stoves. Ranges 1 Heaters
'
. mason-st
mum.
lll. STEEL IRATE [HO HO!
- Willi.
Inca-l lion mom . or.
m'hMfirxmuz-F
attholowost
Ill WIOIIIIITOI 8T. IIIOOE.
Hum. nmflm lily
' FARGO WILLTEBUILD.
[bras 'l'boasaad Boneless People Wank:
’ About the am ltoowa city.
Franc, it. 1).. June 9.—-ln this clt y at
uhsothsvoarodlmpooplowm lint
oi the people, aside from women and chil-
Ilopt loot night. 'l'boschoolhoussa.
churches and public buildings lett stand-
ing were all utilised as places of shelter,
and it cannot be mid one oi the hundreds
driven out by tho tlameo unloved for want
oi shelter. The good woman oi the town
turned out in force and organized to feed
the unfortunate ones» Trains with meat.
flour and other provisions have arrived,
and till said Minneapolis. St. Paul. Chi-
cago, Duluth and Milwaukee and other
big cities will send liberal contributions oi
iood. Clothing ls much needed, although
there is no actual coloring for food. The
relief corps organised hero received many
reports of people who are mlsslug. and
without doubt it will develop a number oi
llvea have been lost. .
The firemen might sowell have fought
against Niagara M to battle with the
llamas. which, driven by a fierce south
gale, swept through the city like a prairie
lire. There are still a number oi fir-es
burning in dlderant parts of the city.
The statement is given out that a meet
in; of insurance men estimated the loss of
insured property at $2.813.” and 85611).”
more on residences in the outskirts unlu-
oured. Rates have been aohigh that but
little property is insured for over one-third
of its value.
A number of business men have already
made arnngomeuto to have gangs 0! men
commence cleaning away the debris from
the lots and have given architects orders
to got out plans (or new buildings. Some
of the heaviest loaera by the blaze any they
will rebuild better atrnctutv-s as soon as
possible. No bank units have been opened
yet.
The district burned ovcr is that blocks
wide and five blocks limit. Within that
radius were I the principal business
houses. bank» and a number of iwtrls.
HIS BROTHER STRICKEN.
Excite-ell Almost Caused Ilia Death on
the (brunt Maud.
(,‘uu'unrs, 0., June 9.—:\K tin- clone oi
the school (biltlrrn'! parade in honor oi the
Duke oi Vermont. the duke's brother was
stricken with angina pectorls and loll pm
trale on the mend otnnd. lie Milieu-d
frightful agony. and the attack seemed
likely to result totally owing to the terrific
jam of spectators and the inability oi the
authorities to force back the peoplcand
give the nobleman air. Bishop Waiter-mu
otood rudy to administer the last mo
ment.
An electric battery was brouuht Into
operation by the physicians who had been
called, howrver. and the nccmslty for so
tlun by the bishop gradually dlmpmml.
The attnck won probably brought on by
the excitement oi the duyvtbe cheering
and tumult.
BA§EBXLL Ethics.
IA‘HOXAL LILAC!!! “AXIS.
At New York ,
l‘lttsbum...., l D 0
‘ew York ..... o o 1
Terry and Miller; It
Gadncy.
A! lin-rklytr—
HL Imi- ...... 0 1
Brooklyn ...... o o
(ileum and ilunwn; invctt and
Umpire-Bent.
”‘5 E90
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9-! 1'qu Z—Ii'
enta Umpire Snyder.
At Brianna ~-
c3.§ you!
¥._r v~.n
Balm o l 0 l 0 l t t
lutcblaon. Irfltnnls and Kittrtdn: Mola-
hoaarniitohtasoo. l'mpiro-hiclanchlla.
mull! uaous all”.
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Lilli-(banner runs.
mm..otaoeaosturto
y ....... rooottonr-vsnt
(lamb! out Brian; Voarnior and lines.
Umpire»
Alim- our.
wankinm :1223 o i run t
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Unnandlhrwor: Into and Ryan. l'mptro
diarrhoea
MWihosharrr ans.
n’umu...ooooioot I~Ilt
........... oilooororrout
lehauchlln and Lake; limb" and (lahlll.
t'mptrw- r.
Atlrtem nun.
“WM! 0 O l l t) :l o G “I I
W..JOOOOOI|I~CYI
It. unmmnmmm-nuu
l' fiflclm
arrested tor foot
on the llowJonoysadllow You
.llotahisaowI-atboroior-Ichool.
an our oil‘- .
liner. If. 1.. Jane lwdrthar Little, a
oaytiysoroof ammo awayhoar bovoo
”want
w...
your Job Printing
done, where their
' motto is
none, Noninoeo,
Accuracy and
‘Low Prices.
No
nose
knows you
chew
if you plan It
to use the
Planet
Tobacco.
Achew
for the gods.
Soothing.
refreshing;
makes you
ghd you
were born.
Sold
Everywhere! ll
flakes an every-day convenience of m
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scnipulous (are. High“
award stall PurcFood Expositions. Each
makes two large pics. Avoid
tctions~ and Insist on having tin
a.
NONE SUCH brand.
WELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
at: it
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Quick-
runuzms !
Superphosphate.
Ground Bone.
.. Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
lit-Slacked Lime.
land Plastér.
‘ and land Salt
—-AT~—
RAYMONO BROS.
Washing Machine
TIME AND
LABOR SAVED.
Fordm ty. durability and mnveulence
thh “Whameqnal. ltcanhafasteuad
In any tub and removed at your It
is simply the old iasimed wash et in
'. The roller 5 fluted the some
. a the small rollers take the
oiyuurkuueklas. The c be: pan be.
tween the rollers. and the roan": isobtained
means of a spring. I hallown them to
at just themselves to large or small garments.
It clrnuoeo the clothes by lowing the water
through thorn. and will not wearor luiure the
finest fabric. You can wuh anything from a
handkercbioi to a strip of carpet. A child
twelve years of age can operate it while warb-
wrmcnta. THE ONLY MA-
iLl. TAKE Til PI “REA“
1.“ng r9: gmflfiéfilns. contours A310
' ' y a t cums management a
handling the whine. you can save one-half
the timoand hb'lr of wuhl and the price
of the machine : year a the wearaad
tear of clothes. llu red: oi them are now In
use and were sold stricttr on their merits.
PRICE $5.
W
beabovo is the work the manufacturers
c m it will pericnn. Our business is to m
Mpleirrdemunslflu the facts {or themsel-
vea. We will loan may truatwortby W a
machine on trial ‘till they are aatietiav It will.
or will not.do the work as claimed. Try one.
We sell the OOlllIOll FOIOIIO
“SO-MOO. 3|.OO.
little it. Bomstock’s.
BABY BARRIIOES
Fifty llaficiies
ttvuvtctifitu' values:
The olden! manufacturer (if baby an; doll
cant-pa in tho Matty. vory "(y
Moran hi ear-at. «alto
mm.£wmhlc amine lowest.
F. BOYLSTON.
IDWAY'I’OK. (31"un I ll. Billion.
THE
WOlllO’S Hill.
not It you cannot outdo the out.“ this.
sad-searsoasaftho
Souvenir Spoons
uni; Studio
hattolaotcvadsooaafhbtast
OIOIIET PHOTOOlllPlIS.
”my...
_ 3 fl
Humane;
TIN “WARE
mummnvvrussvmn
T. S. OONALOSON,
‘ novv vlssw'-
ION“.
"lashtpnnumm
grandma“! 5...“.
title
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RANGES. _
srovss.
Imported Oils.
Sardines.
fllllll HERMES FllOl
OllEElS Fills Elllll Oil.
llunt&Zelufi,
WMI-loand Bot-BM Harlot.
P883.
Willi itslltlclltS.
, South Norwalk. “ll
1' until viva-nut.
STEAM ERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—JOQO and 11:30 a. m.; 2:00, 3:3031111
5:40 p. In.
ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m,; 12:15, 2:45, 5.00 and 6:30 p. m.
H»—
250 ——-—— EXCURSIO FARE —-- 25c.
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
able rates. '
swam mun
own HOME!
2 Large lots Burnt! Ive.
4 Good lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lots
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
lin’coln Ave.
I5 Sightly lots
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
budding a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I otlered my first
purchase of theeolo “on terms
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—4116 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 each. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
E. G. TOMLINSON.
"(KISSED "ransom.
8am! to I. I 30".
We are in an agent Perfume. and by-
.t . artiul mh. on tho‘ .. 1
«ion of the garden are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet is Impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle dams of a
thousand Joni beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all thecholoo our
late: (I! l'L-rinmes none can compare with our
D'RL"F.”W‘. bdfiifilfifi‘.
POST OYFICI.‘ BUILDING.
South Sorwalk. Conn.
Palnles?!5éntlstry
Teeth tilled nndfilxtracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BIS! szroo ‘llnl 0! III) BUBBIR
$13 $8
NoImtermadenomatterhow-nch room
Teeth extracted without pain. ' m
If you will only try you Will «an. vmuuu Alror Arophenol. m
own a lot in a short time. lag filmlm Auburn: . ' . ' no
Teeth tilled with Platinum. — - The
Tenth mm with cold. - lulland up
All Work (loan-iced.
PRICE, Mooopenimlnnuatilo'...
Entrance No. it Washington st. oil ly
Map with prices can be seen at ' ' orrls a e o
the real estate odicoof munalm’bot‘a
lllLOll I. OOLOEII “"w" M
. it lottery It. lesion. lass.
Wasulsuron tin,
or on the promises of JOHN
lllNDB; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. 83
Wuhiutrtonotroet, 027
groom‘s
Dandelion
Compound.
Gives You THE
M 3'0“. BEST
in WI lit". BLOOD
Ammo IEDIBIIE
llttotlinttltt “n
“W- . some
WW TOIIB‘
W, m
Hit.
mm- gnvw
'thflfl'
m It.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
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