l/gmwiha
annotated
' to
art-woodman!-
‘uftmw
.aqtta‘ ‘ «domain-hut:-
n-I<ur..r,rayhoad war pertactlyhald.
1 wood to try Ayat’a flair Vigor.
w . ~e [had noetihalfobottla.tbo
tn togmw. Two more bottles
out no good a head of hair a
had. On my recommendation,
my Martinis:- Craig roads are at
Ayer'a flair Vigor with the sorao good
roaulta."-fitrfllrn Groin, ' 0W
Avril-Mir“ Pr- '
Ayer’s Hair Vigor _
Wail hi I", .7 l‘. .\ yvr I t‘o., lav-ell.“
ri fiefmim
m ”who-m
flutlldlllotlrll Work. ‘
‘ iiat llr flutter.
Piano and
ammo 3%” """'
it; invalu- h'rcrywkrra.
idl I illicit ,..
WafldaatooPMedWithAnaioua
Friendooi’ injured Clerks.
'mil mm m HOSPITALS.
ra- m Unanimously mood
litho'hagedyat Pard'ol’hoator—flvoo
, W Where the Bonds Wale
res-gum
Waamuoror. June m—a crowd of p»
plo I“ the police with diillculty keep
Irolnbreakfii through theropeohaaaur-
rounded all this forenoon the ruins of
Ford's theater. This crowd is the moat
prontlnatt outward sign of yesterday's
this!!!
It h drnly today, too, that the full force
ot thaealarnityls being realised. When,
howorw. the morgue. where the maimed 5“
bodice await the coming of friends and l
relatives; tho howital, where everycot is
occupied by a miferer,are contemplated,
thetrasodyia area to have boeuafearfnl
one.
Tho relatives of the dead and injured
clerk have been arriving from the nearer
atom all thealternoonand manytnorearo
“lilo— olihdrwayhera. Someofthe
bullies of the clerks, too, are living lathe
Mot temporarily. Telegram by the
hundretb have poured in from all direc-
tiouo, eaoh one containing an “limb
quiry and demandin'g an immediate nt—
own.
It to expected that further actiontownrd
relieving the running of the famillnof the
nni‘ortnnata will be taken thiaafternoon
andovening. Official aotionionotlookod
tor at once.
The patients in the hospitals worere-
purted at noon today to be doing well and
ttio not expected that the total death list
(1 84 will be enlarged.
The Government to Bin-a.
Thohorrura of thetmgcdyarebyno
' leaaened by the knowledge that a
under-flurry in this case almost worse
than crime—bad caused the deatha of 24
penonaand inflicted maiminga and injur
rla upon 50 more.
The when as found in odieid records
appeara conclusive that as long ago so 155
I‘ll:
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.aua.
* We 111nm
“Uh-Ming, which the government pun
“attain aaaaaainatlnn and need as
“mun-um," officially proclaimed
congr— m unsafe depository for even
inanimate skeletons, mummies and
masterpieceofatoragewaopmfldad
madam But notwithotanding
hot that intha public pro-,andin
m aloo, continued attention was
dbdtotbe bulging wallaotthe building
‘Itadarknuandgrmralananitabllity
dime-litmltcominnodto housedfor
ah ”your mom of nearly no “or-
al thepcuaionrecorddivi-
hdthowaroflco.
waa o Morn-art of discrimination,
beer-Jam what could be replaced
dwintoouldnot he on eaoilycnppiiad,
, thackrkawsratraotadintheunaafa
”4mm“. ..
OUR oggmmea ,
m
DIAM’BNDS
”W Wdfl" m
Genuine Article.
“W. ”a”... arm-part:
m loatogao at. Brooklyn.
ounav man.
”bowler-walk. . are
litehehornlaglrokoo.
J. A. Inlanbothloasbvflaabatwoaatho
knooaudanklo.
BALE-trick. Nutchcawaoouthoal
ndfaoa.
‘Pelioo Ola- ladalrdavd otter the out-
en.
IL'I'J'rdttt’lhao. bewatod.
ELWDMA
Charkalbbimcmwgbtlamh
headamlhack.
J. A. litewart. cut about heath
F. F. Elma.
C. l). Shadholl. Marl
o
l). ‘
William Smith.
1'. l'.&rmrners. Ohio; riha bruken and head
Thomas. Badallo, Mm. arm broken.
l‘. W. Test, lllinoia, contusion of ocalp.
(I. It. Weller, scalp wound and amtuaion o!
k.
1:}. \t'orley. Tennessee. back and lap luv
JauieaA. White. Georgia. cut on head and
A. G. thnxz, Pennsylvania. head out and tar
fared internally.
Charla J. Moore. District of Colombia. till
broken and ocalp wounda.
B. F. O'Driacoll, New York. scalp wound. leg
inimd and injured internally.
Theraperintendent in charge or the lucr-
may hcapitalsanmaolthratenatthahoa-
pttal will die.
Charles R. Miller and the colored man ”had—
latlt were rm to their hmuea
The following injured are at thehoopital,
their condition at present being too bad to
permit of removal:
Frank )letmlf. seriously shocked from fall.
A. ll. Aim. scrhtualy, neck. face and naklea
Robert Smith. fractured skull; operation nec-
.817.
fall? 0.]! McCain-ck. eyes and aboeked by
lltrw am traps.
The horrors and patboo of the scenes
were relieved by some incidents which
would be regarded as almost undoing un—
der less ghastly surroundings. The load of
life on the first floor was comparatively
email, owing to the fact that the central
portion was roped ofl just over where the
excavation was in progress. This was done
because the dart came up through the
floor. The clorka who usually occupied
this space were temporarily in other parts
of the building, an that there were only a
few who ’oc'oupied desks along the walls on
the back aide. One of theae was Mr. P. A.
Wright of Msssachmetta As it happened
when the noise of the falling floors wn'i
flrrt heard he was standing up at this
deak.
“'ithout pausing to see what was tho
matter, he ducked down under hie desk
and made his way la-nmth the entire line
of desks fllltl n-rtcheri safety in the rear por-
tion of the building.
Ono: man on tin: first floor waaeo auxin“
togct away and yet not very clear about
the means that he tried to climb up the
ehelvinu along the side wall. Another
clerk, who had slipped out without his
coat. to get an early morning cocktail,
tht-rvby saved his life, but attempted to go
back into the tottering building to recover
hie coat.
A large white cat which but lived in the
building for yum. wit-t not hurt by the col»
lapac and lmunto-d the mine like a specter,
appoll’rtttly looking for its master. it woo
finally caught and carried away by a good
aamaritan.
The last thing removed from the cellar
‘waa a black vest covered with lime dust.
The owner of the root, a clerk in thebuild-
ing, had been waiting for its discovery the
whole afternoon. It contained a pane with
a ronaiderabla amount of uoneyand agold
watch and chain. Strange to any the watch
wan still running. '
The last body to he dkcoverad was that
of Dr. Nelson. liewaahuriod beneath tho
debris In the ontrrmefrontof thebutll-
ingandwaerr-ovedabortlyaftorl
o'clock. The lahooeu did noteaaaathdr
elorta until about 1 mistook. Ilythlo time
they had rum-had the bottom of the clean.
lion in the haaetnent, and further search
seemed unclear, as the debvia in all part-of
the building had been entirely cleared
away.
lion-held that two laborers whowere
at work in the basement at the time ofths
Wwaecideat were um missing, but a the
search had been so thorough nothingto
warrant its continuance could lashown.
lint one body, that of Dr, Nelson, was
found during the last seven hour-smiths
enroll, and thoae in charms of thework
think it impoaaiblo that more rcmainin
the min The wwk was therefore stopped,
the streets roped close to the building and
overa- a police guard stationed there for the
I».
great crowd that had thronged tho
otreetadnrlng the do are-altotncreaao
rather than dimla after sundown.
Thousands of curious pormwho had
been atwork all day, docked about the
shortly hatidingaftsr dark,antl so antic-aware
they to get a luotdo thewreckati otruo
turo that pol interference wna races-an
to prevent them breaking through the
ropes.
cmmmnaoalotm.
do oo kacauaaof a pres-tag Mal
amusement, sent his cinch for two.
secretary Thurberbta for m
Several mottono were raarle to continue
tbowork ot the meeting hytltoa tv
meat at o oauvaaatng committee. t it
woothaa-ooofthentoatinathatthonowa-
at the city, which had alreadyln~
m raltet funds. could do the war
more thoroughlyandratisf than any
eonmtttoaaralitwaalaft with todo.
Thoeomntittae of are which canvassed
the meeting, however, was contir‘ed aaa
irburaing mutilation, with Mr. 8. W.
'oodward aa treaaurer. They will make
all-- of , ‘ *‘ibodnndrrport
through the paper: when their work has
been completed.
it was stated at the meeting that the
famillea of those who had been ktllodln
the wreck were all left practically unprtr
vicled for in a financial way.
A oulatcription was started in the warde
partrnent for the relief of the sufferers and
this will probably be followud by like
movamenta in the other government do-
partmenta. __ mmmmm
What the land»- l’apera lay.
loam, June lit—All the morning our
papers comment more or lose rrproach-
fully upon tho government's reswnaibility
for the loan of life in that fall of Ford's
Opera home. They criticise the govern-
ment severely for allowing a deranment
to nor a notorioualy unsafe building, and
dwell upon the flimsineaa of American
buildings, railway». bridges, etc. All
mcntlnntbo fact that Lincoln was emu-airt-
ated in the old "porn house.
srmREns SHOT DOWN.
Negro Workman Armed With Itine- “and
later a ('rowd.
('ulcauo. Jone til—A pitched battle took
place bu-tween strikers and employees of
the cunt rectors of the drainage canal. The
fight took place at Romeo, the atrikcre
coming down from Lemont and other!
coming from the north, they being divided
into two mobs. They at once began tiring
m the contractors and their men.
Coming from the north they drove oil
the men on section 10. The men mind
lighting, but they had only “one a short
distance when they were set upon by air
other division of the strikers and six men
were killed. There were about 25 wound-
ed. all of them strikers.
Some of Ihcnten were frightfuily wound~
ed. and it is probable that many of thorn
will die. The workmen after the lmttlc. in
which tho strikers wero Wuratul. captured
about 30 of their assailants.
According to the stories told by the strik<
are they were in no who reapnnaible (or the
carnage. Thwe‘ from Lamont and thooe
from the ramp north oi ltuntm were to
hold it muting at llumm tu inputting the
situation. They claim they worw unarmed
and were at tacked without provocation.
0f the men employed on “it: drainagccnnal
about lm negmoa in the employ of Con-
trm tori. lfvlmtrd Lueluvy. Smith, Jackson.
Kim: llrnthnrs and John McCormnck re
fused to join theatrikera. They wcrr- armed
with alleviation, “inched”! and revolvers,
atul :ul l in pram-r lhcmwlvvs. Lookoutrs
will; pullt'l'Jll fieidglatwa were stationed
int '- wry t1! give the warning of the up
pm". . hf flit- Jilin“. “'ln'n tilt! party
frnru "m with name in sight thcv any they
were rm to ~m prim! In in: mr-t u ill: a lush
hub» from the men at work. They deny
hating ilrt «l .1 that or making any hostile
demonstration. At the first fire theyatart-
ed to run, The negro” then gave pursuit.
and it of tho strikr'ra were captured and
impriminml in n box car, in which they
were aftcrrw anl conveyed to Juliet.
molded-Tor? BATTLESHIP.
The Massachusetts. Slater-hip at the lul-
aaa, Loavea the Wm
Pntunnrnu, June ill—The United
iitatca battleship Moatacbaaotto hao been
lauchad from Crampa’ shipyard.
Thorn-dismount muterpartoftha
Indiana, which left the ways laatl'rbru-
ary. A tb-iogation from Mauachuaetta otr
tended the ceremonies. The daughter of
Secretary Herbert christened the ship.
l’reaiolrnt Cleveland was not present at
the launch. liecretary Herbert, Judge
Advocate General larnly, Assistant Borro-
tary )chdno and several of tho latte-an
ehiefo of the navy department were pro—
parul, but owing to the early hoarse! In
the departure of the apeciul train the party
was small. M ‘ “a
_ Presidential Appointment-t
Waarnamox, June i0.-—-'I'ho preaident
haa made the following apptdntmrnta:
William ll. Crawford of lamialatta to ba day.
at! auditor of the: trraanry fur the postm-
department: llaa‘lulphua 0. Itantlall of Ab
haua to its collect-trot internal revenno- for the
diauiet of Alabama; ('barloa I; normal at
that. blood to be aim of the Unit-rt
ltatea for the diatrlet of lthl-de Inland: liar»
hornetN. ltnbtnaunof loatatanatoboa-bt.
mates—Warner
ti. lhkead of Kentuckrat loath-totem
had; Jordon llarrio of Abbaraa at
Mad; Ian-ten J. Walker of Alabama at
Oak. inland; miles l. Mufarkaa-a
at Trinidad, Wm Indies: bars ti. asst
learn at mitt-nun: liawara m Orr»
nautical. Araoterttam.
Daniel W. Mantra a North llakotato be
“general of the United Slain at lol-
mtawroota‘lrala.
Catrina Yaua, N. Y.,.lano io.--Aa at.
“T" "' M“ ‘° 'm‘w“...°i""'i'..'f
alps-agoraph— ow .
There were fully n W on tho
haiawhoaitirft Wis lronbant
myth-loathe ”Willem-crook»
aGoratan.whowoald vaaodalnttaroa.
ooawhyhoooataritted . ltiabollavodto
havobroadottotrowtnaottvsaofrrvuga
hudhtpa In that
”Jaw You, Jmfiflklrty-thraow
on
mm .mm“
Drttflaia alight-Who- Inl-
, ”are.
In .,Jaaa to.~anau
Mandi-luhbhu-ohaaiahlo ,-
no
the aim
Motto. owaaoaeofthaaflr
theta-mad turn—owner
Stoutilanses t Healers
ill.
, , mgr-mos y: Jobblga. .1135
nun. Judson t to. and? him-m ..
Ill VIOIIIIOTOI 8T. IIIOOE.
[BID ml“.
Fur-aurovortha mungwaounablatl‘i i
A Wholesale Philanthropiot Cre-
k HAD A WAIDBBBR HIMSELF.
Aaliakaow-thh a Oaaoroaa “outlay.-
general appearance denoted mtalerateproo
‘l‘ltollllflllflfl
tumor.
sna. dun Alli aunt
nu.
motto is
noes",
-
WWI-film. all!
, your Job Printing
done, where their
Neatnese.
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
”Quick-
"0 [din Mill’s.
ates a Sensation
adthananiaoaool their-apt loooato
mtwuhlllaslnaM—MM
allWIollaa-lldl.
Saw You, June lD.-—-Aman of medium
stature, whose embruwued face was our
mounted by a soft drab hat, and whose
perity, erased Park row and walked into
City Hall park at 5 o'clock in the morning
and mapped in front of the bencbu. which
were yet crowded with their customary
night tenants, members of New York's
vast army of "unemployed."
Stepping up to a bench filled with mud.
half awake wrctcbea he said. witba South-
ern accent:
”You fellows conic with mend getaome
breakfast."
lncrodulity at so unusual an imitation
held the "bomb" motionleaa. The stranger
repeated his odor. adding. "Bring your
mam-7'
Then a donut men got on their feet with
unwanted alacrity. liendcd by the man
with the aoft drab bat the pmocaaion start-
ed through the park, its numbers being}
added to each moment by the theory.
"Come along" of the leader as bench alter
bcnch was linseed.
Many buys. littlo fellowa, some of than
not more than ii years old, joined the
strange company, and the leader was 9
peclnlly kind in his manner to them.
Breakfast For All.
in Park row, at areotaurantwhiohnerer
clinics. a long bill of fare posted in front of
the door sets fortbaplentifulliot of " ‘
most of which may he had for 5 wall.
though 8 came in the price of some. "By-
nla: breakfast" is curved hero for ill cent;
and most of tho men and boya who fol-
lowed the studs" knew the place.
The stranger knew the place. too. Ba
did not need to ask the way of his follow-
ers, who now numbered .5).
Employees in shops and factoria were
already on their way to_work whenthb
army shuffled along the street, and grant
was the wonder at the night. Hand-nth
stopped to look and venture ragga-tia- -
to the meaning. A few sought information
from some of the men and not the cur!»
explanation that a "teller was takin' 'an
to inenkfaat." They could not staytogivo
longer replies for fear of losing the chance
of a free rural.
At the natanrnnt the stranger marshal—
led his force to th- tnbloa and called to
several waitm Then he announocdthat
each man might have ten cunt! worth 01
food. it waa a mighty about of ordeal.
lice! stew and hash with entire woremt‘
in demand, and the table nmnnm of at.
breakfastera were no more wonderful than
their appetites. The boat walked
his guests, saw that all were served,
then for the first time told something of
hintulf. but not much,
"I uned to be like you myself once," he
laid. "l've spent many a night right
around here—in City Hall park and the
other places you fellows know. I don’t
have to do it now, though," and than was
mingled compassion and gratitude in &
voice, ”and maybe you fellowe will he M
tor on some day."
A True float.
Time was no good advice, no mounting
~jnat enough to show there wretchea that
he understood their condition. Tbenhehr
came jovial and laughed and chatted with
his gnesto until thelaat morael of food had
dioappeared and the bill had been paid.
It was then he receiver! hiarrward. 0f
the 50 men his tummy had led netball.
dozen stopped to thank him. a
Evidmtly bedid not care for or export
thanks, for he returned to City llall park.
collected another crowd aalarge aatboflrlt
and marched it to the same Maul-at.
Andaftnhchulpaldfor this-emblap
he gathered a third. and when be M
the money to the co-ablcr he said:
"I'd feed more of these fellows if i had
time. but I've got to leave the city and 1’-
in a hurry."
Thocaahier and every min thersstau—
rant were deeply interacted in the Ina-l,
and as ho wao going away some would
him hia name. lie would not tell it or
where he lived. '
“That doean't matter," he repliul. a‘
than be repeated what he had said More,
thathchad been deotituto and iris-ais-
himself one-.amtaoons found out any-
thing more about hint
lady tarot!” creditors Adv;
Bolton. June til-A local lawyer Hub
to nieaprtiuou tntnooivoncyaaaiuaiiaa.
Hourly Merrill Immediately. It baa be.
found that Iran oftbo see-Mod
noto- whteh have the an at mad
diacuuion areinthaaate in r. Maura
cities.
l’tnrtnrrn. N. ll..Jnne law—Norah I.
rtll'o property on his brother We
farm, mutating of horses for the pd
part. has been attached.
VCHIMNEYS SMOKE
as they can’t chew,
but everybody can
chew or smoke
B-L
Tobacco.
It is fragrant and lasting,
sweet and savory.
Makes an every-day convenience cf an
old‘titnc lu’xury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cant. Hittite!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large pies. Avoid
tations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL Gt SOULE. Syracuse. ii. 'i.
or! iv
WORK FOR “8
a damned ouwtiiheatartled attheuara
wmmttu’atwtliuwardyoardoru \i‘r
lively harrthobeot hmwawumm
sea to found no the face of thin rarth.
r
E
it
E?
ii
. t ‘wvitrJ’; at ‘
or grand WEI t , rece v,
rticularr by return null. A’tldrus.
kill 3 00.. lion Nu. «to, Augusta. lo
1n. wyatel lyatary.
Hum, N. 1., Jane lib-Tina h
tho ease of hallo Wyekotl,ou la
a
magnum... saw
mill! stun t guy.
WotlroaandfitaatWorkonaen-
of thew-gar saalta.
‘93 tittlimi
‘ Hmens, ‘
TIN “WARE
aalhaveuowaflillllarut
sauces.
" STOVES.
Planting it all its batches.
Hill noel Pillllills SUPPLIES
T. s. nuNALnan,
wisg
Otgmlmirotoflrt'ay
”M
Slralfordlhad...
imported Oils.
Sardines.
rntsu itiliittils ms ,
turns our: turn tn.
1*!” ,‘
Pmr
South Norwalk. “J
Fruit 1"
Superphosphaie,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
tit-Slanted Lime.
Land Plaster.
and Land Salt
-AT—
BliMONO BROS.
Washing lidhine
TIME AND
LABOR SAVED.
foratrnpliclty. durability and convenience
this machine baa no equaL it can be fastened
In any tub and removed at your lmurc. it
is simply the old faaioned waqh rel to
machimr '. The tar e roller is tinted the same
as a wmh . am tho small rollers take the
plauuf your knuckloo. The clothes rm be-
tween the rollers, and the Strode-KIN? is obtained
2d mcana of a spring. w ich allowo them to
loot tbemaclveatu large or small sarrnenls.
it cleaners the clothen by forcingtho water
through them. and will not wear or indnre the
finest fabric. You can wash anything from a
handkerchief to a strip of carpet. A child
twelve years of ago ran operate it w hilr u nab-
inz tlm in! rat «fluent!» THE ONLY MA-
CHINE T AT 1“. TAKE THE STREAKS
til'T 0F \\ HIM-BANDS, ('ULLAitS AND
‘ ‘ . liy alittlciudimous management in
handimz the machine. you can save one-half
the lime and labrr oi warhinu and the price
of the machine eve year. in the wear and
tear of clolbea. Hun reds of them are now in
use and won: will strictly on their merits.
PRICE-535.
——.O.———-
The abot't- hi the work the manufacturers
claim it will perform. Our hit-inns is to are!
people Indemnnatrate the facts for tbentsclv
Vest. “‘2 will loan any tru-twurthy rson a
machine mt trial 'till they are satin it will.
or will not. do the work as claimed. Try one.
we sell the column mums
ragtime“. nun.
iiihlile it. liomslock’s.
BABY BARBIAOES
Filly Varieties
_ A7...
IIIIIHOIOBEBS' PBIOES.‘
The old-at manufacturer of baby and doll
carriages in the muntry. Ivory style and
trade. oranythintr you can . Call and
.etharn. get prices, whic are the lowest.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWA‘WN. (77.. manila It. It. tit-ting:
Illill’l MISS
THE
WORLD’S FAIR.
[lat if you cannot goido the nest heat thing
and secure «men! the
Souvenir Spoons
unnh’é'studio
bysflttagforadooouofhiabaat
OIBIIET PHOTOGRAPHS.
REGULAR
sTEAMER
‘\
SOUTH NORWALK-lflzm
5:40 p. m.
able rates.
Romufom’r
SYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
Hunt&lelufl,“
mm Retail. mum».
and 11:30 it. m.;2:00, 3:30and
ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m,; 12:15, Zzii’), 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
“—‘H
25c -———— EXCURSION FARE ——-—-— 25c.
”COO--
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
smci‘“‘voun“
own HOME!
2 Large Luis Bumn Ave.
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lois
Riverside live.
It Choice Lois
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lots
on the Bluff
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 those lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantce tlt'cds are noted
in The Scntmoi nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages airuady 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.
H...“
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate ofllce of
TllLOii & OOLOEI.
Wasumoroa 87.,
or on the promises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the oflicc of
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South Norwuik. Conn.
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