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Kg, Persian-nus Up on on n... ice
. ’ Railway.
'M'flalarrwwmpeho—anb-
mils-undefined'aslsutte
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crowd. .
Chicano, June 1.1—“. first scrim seal-
‘ dart since the opening oi the isir occurred
' «I Ildway plalaencc. One man mangled
and dad and five men and women terribly
injured tell the tale of the lust trip of a
wasting train on the icemiiway. Tbcvic.
tints oi the catastrophe are:
Dub—X. 1). Richmond, Dunisp. llla. lace
ten’iblytoru. three ribs broken and injured in-
tceally. Mona hoarsiterfinersrnevedto
theilulumusu
hospital.
Seriously injuredwblies May Ayrcs. (Mom
bothsrmsbrokomiawcruahedlnandintornsl
Mules
CaflMmembcroi the Germani’avalry
baudinthsilm'manvillsecoul’lsiaauenrigh
arm hroheum broken and back and 1e.
Johnhoohhloerianvillacujswimkcnsad
thehead.
'Theieerailwsy justbsre completed
andwaaopea iorbuinsss at the timeoi
' theaeddent. Theioe railwsyresemblma
rollercoastertrack.exoept that thetrack
is covered with artificial ice. The con-
trirsnoe was tested bythe buildersand
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mu. 0’ THE emu“ lll'lLDlXil.
Duly trial trips were snoocsslnlly made
with the workmen as museum
The white became interested in the ex-
puius-st and a nobody prevented. people
”the advantage oi the opportunity to
flatter“: Thetrain which met with
“Mumboflhreesledsmpled
”ha. Asitwasroundingacurve ata
Write oi specd,the pin cmnecting
them-tend second sletbbroke. The _
wudandthirdsledsjumpedtrack.“ -
through the lrail railing. and their
ed
“ple— oecupsnts. were buried through
thdrtothe ground below with trunca-
Aerydhorrorwent up item then)»
taton. Gunthrushedtotheseauemndin
as inasdiblyshort space oi time the in
Colombian hupttal near by, where every—
jarsdwere removed in ambulancestothe
haw-deuterium their “lining. 7"
regainedoonsciausnesa -
lukewarm“:- yslclsns at
aesthtthsmwasnohgsoisavin-g'his
moo i8 exec.
anymo- la the love-spec ”a
M
Baoornvs. Jess th—Wart la the bin
Havemeyer sugar re la Williams-
burgis today to aoartaine‘atmtstsstsnd-y
em, and (hptsin laniufiortoi the Bat-
iord avenue polies station. Willem-burg.
with a platoon ct memnarb thevielu-
ity. Astrikswasordsrad on the partoi
eomeoi the-killed workman! thereon—
erlca. Thedrsmcu to the numberoi no
untammittesoiaevaute callouTheo—
dore Bavmueyer and demanded. during
thohested term. 8 instead oi lthourasl a
day's work.
Therequsstwas reiusad and over W
men will be thrown out oi employment.
and thesceuesoi diaorderoi seven years
ago, when seven workmen were killed and
six policemen and many workmen wercin-
jnred, will probably be rceuacted. The
lire-men were called out by llsstar Work-
man 1‘. J. O'llellly of District association
303220, K. oi h, who said that, ii neces-
sary. he would call out all theengtneers,
superintendents and ioremen.
When the reply was received the firemen
began drawing the fires so as tolesvcali in
safety. An immense crowd assembled in
t thevicinity oi themserhouscs.
THE MANCHESTER CASE.
The Pen-geese (ins-l Sec-rm Couuel
for Corrupt. .
Pan. RIVER. Mass, Jone 15.--'l'be pre-
liminary hearing in the Manchester case
wasaat lortoday, but it was knownthat
itwould probablybeeontlnned,neithersids
being ready ior trial.
The blends oi Correiro areactirely work-
ing in his bebali, and subseriptim books
to raise iunds have been distributed in this
city. New Bediord and Tsuntou. Unisvor»
able comment h passed upon the msnner
in which Combo is imprisoned. lie occu-
pies an ordinary druukurd's cell in the
Central station, which practically has no
accommodation for a long paiod oi con—
iinemsnt.
The prisoner’s condition has been report-
ed to Viscount Valle de Costa. Portuguese
consul at Boston, Correiro being a subject
of Portugal. The consul has arrived in
this city and secured the services oi Law-
ycrs Swift and Grimes. The consul. Ill".
Swift and Father Perm! were granted per-
mission to see the prisoner, and were eiwet—
ed with Comiro inths call at the Central
station.
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
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At New York— an...
Chicago.......3 0 I) 0 2 0 3 l 3—H“ I
Kewi'ork ..... 0 l 010 t 2 0 0 x—lFslB l
Icoill and Schriner.(‘rane and McMahon.
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Young and Zirnmrr.. tic
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Sullivan and Murphy. Hawks and liohirnmr.
Umpire—Mrln'luhlin.
AI Phil-dolphin — I. [-3.
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given a long audience to Dr. McGlynn. It
papal secretary oi state, and Cardinal he»
dochowaki. the pariect oi the
were extremely courteous to the doctor.
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pa. soaoi WilliamWaItIr
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soup
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was very cordial. Cardinal ltspolla. the
New You. June lo.—lmms lisvoula, 8
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sedan amigos-i; ”he who.
Genuine Article.
mun. lOiIISOII i no.
Stoves. Bangor Heaters
ill. sun. run on our
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communism any
multimillion?
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latte lad lean muse-runs. battle
mmuYatalorflsrt-lkuo
lack—“lls'lhsory’nst “Was-adeni-
“Notionsnd.
Bsooatrn. June lit—Tho police are try-
mx to iathom the mystery oi the death of
a little girl today. They have been at it
ior two days, and the mystery grows deep-
er and deeper.
Jean Schilt. a \l'iliialnsburg glass manu-
lhcturer. who lives with his iamlly at 5'!
Grattsn street, sent his largest—old daugh-
ter Katie to Josqrh Herman's saloon, in
the neighborhood. for a pint of beer on
Tuesday night. On the sidewalk in trout
oi thchousethe girl saw her brotherlieu—
mammoth togetthebecr. He
went also. some open lots to the saloon.
while Katie waited on the stoop ior him to
return. When she saw him coming she
[cit theatoop to meet him. She met him
about ”yards from the house. lie handed
berths bdrandranofl. She started home
with the beer. There is no lsmppost with—
in in) iret oi the house. and the neighbor
hood is lonely at night. The girl didn‘t
reach herhome.
The house in which the Schlits live is a
i-story single list. with the entrance ontbo
side. in iront oi the house h an iron rail-
flrst story window there is a collar en-
trance, the doors oi which are never lock—
ed. The kitchen oi the Schilts' apartments
b in the rear oi the first floor. a little oil
the hall side, the entrance to it being in a
small open square about live ieet on each
side. The door leading to the cellar iron
the ball lacs the kitchen door. This cel-
lar door is always kept locked.
IN I. the Call-r.
Alter searching the neighborhood and
finding no trace oi the girl Mrs. Schilt
thought at the collar and opened the door
iron the hall. The light in the mom shone
Into the cellar, and Mrs. Sebilt saw Katie
lying at the loot oi the «liar stain She
slid her husband, and he went down.
The girl was lying ines- down in a pool oi
blood. ficbllt spoke to her, andshe tried
to answer him. As he carried her up the
stairs she gasped several times and died in
his arms. in the mean time lira. Schilt
sent one of her have after Dr. Mnrtbric of
to Siam; street. When he reached the house
shortly aiicrwunl llr' pmmmuml the girl
dead. There war a cut in the ion-head,
another on the end oi her nose and one on
the outer side oi each eye.
The police iound the empty bureau on
the concrete floor oi the cellar near the cel-
lar stairs. liter was sputtered on the two
lovwr steps. The opinion oi the policcwas
that the girl boll owned the cum cellar
door on the st n-rt and hell accidentally
lotion clown the stops. Thi‘i’l, the police
llvm‘s. bllt' (rrmvlml to the collar stairs,
where she slowly died oi her injuries.
rink-tinker John J. Lutz 0' I33 Silt!“
sin-ct was «mogul to lay out the body. lie
went to the house and when he saw thee!-
tent oi the injuries on the girl be notified
Coroner Creamer. and hold him that the
girl might have been killed bywmc-ms.
Coroner Creamer ordered Dr. Frank J.
Prrel to make an autopsy.
Barnum the coroner was untitled the
boy, Benjamin, told bk lather that when
hetook the mirom Kata togo tor the
beer two men were sitting on the stoop oi
an unfinished building neuttothe house
whsrsthsfiehlltsllvr. thuthshoyeame
back with the brsr the m- wee (one.
“i am Iran in mybalisitkatxatiswss
munlerad,"aaid Mr. “lit to a report-I.
“film had no mason whatever ior beinxiu
the cellar. The nature oi her Injuries pro
eludes the po-Ibility oi their having been
indicted accidentally. hiy impression is
that Katie was dragged into the cellar
through the entrance on the street bythoae
two man whom Benjamin mw. 'l'hcu,too,
the can was dented and the handle was
ripped oil on one side"
(be flushed Ills- an Ilene.
Dunno. June lbw—One oi the liveliest
runs made by the Empire State exprus
since its establishment was made between
Rochester and lluflalo. llstwren liatavia
andCritteuden the train averaged 1m mil.
an hour.
has, A’s Anniversary.
llosroa, June lit—The National lanerrs.
oflctaliy known as Troop A. MM
talion oi cavalry. oinrrvrd its anniver»
‘ with sparsdr, iollowad by a banquet
“autumn.
iorethssupreme court in the racetrack
users were lnishsd and decision was»
served.
amuse-rum. "
lllw Yoau,.laaa lb~ilisrsbal Bimsaods
reports
lasttripske res dowathehmcriesashtp
AIeCalla-qu oi thslatter’snswbe-
is a m: e
Immune-rm“
day molars at the Peunsylvsnia State
pie. 'l'hselassnumbrredlt. .
twudsuvtredthevaledlctory. theoom—
mooteddresswas then delivered by
(marl- De Gar-mo,
more so
icnedthe and awarded the prism.
Pintbonorsweretaken human Camp
Bprinfleld. Mam; Thesecoudhonorswere
taken by Daniel W. Gross oi Harrisburg,
Roy B. flatten oi Milsaburg and John ll.
Small oi Harrisburg. Tbeenrclsea closed
with the junior reel-pilou.
salotatory. and honorary orations were
Tunes. Juan 11—11. arguments be- Ili-
.flomthsruiusoitkevlllahiuiseeavaat.
M M fifi
wear-rm .
humus-m hm
‘ cou'ucuceum oar.
salsa Diplomas.
Bunions, 1’s“ June lit—Graduation
Ii Wyaluslus. Henry 3. le oi l’luut-
luxdon and Carrie ll. Hellwsine oi Wat
Plasmas, N. J., June lbw-Th. one
hundred and iorty-sixth annual comm
meet oi Princeton college took place in the
First Prubytorian church. Jesse Benedict
Carter of New York delivered the latiu
spoken by Charles Bertram Newton of
Pennsylvania and Guy Alisa Tawney oi
Minn-eta.
Bur NOW, lien, June lit-At
commencement day at Moody's seminary
H. M. Moire, preddrntoithetmsteqprc
sided. Mr. Bankcy and Mrs. Moody were
present. There were 28 graciuates.
Poocurmaic. N. Y.. June lh~The
twenty-seventh annual commencement or
miss-oi Vassarcollcgetookplace beforea
large audience, embracing people iron all
sections at the country. The exercises took
place in the chapel.
Nsw You, June iii—The one hundred
and thirty-ninth annual commencement oi
Columbia college was held in Carnegie
Music hall. at which graduate students oi
ditlerent departments oi the university re-
ceived their sheepskins.
The Cupbo- Itruck a flock.
Dorm lasso Cm, L. 1... June lh-Jl'hs
iron steamboat Orpheus. returning iron
the annual regatta oi the Knickerbocker
Yacht club, struck a rock in Flushing bay
about an) ieet from the College Point
shore. There was about 500 more on
board. but they were landed without es-
citement. The captain concluded that her
pumps would keep thebost elm and-tart—
cd (or New York without the mm,
but the boat had not gone iar when it was
iound that the water was gaining rapidly
and was run ashore on the mud data
loyal Names Ill—ed.
Manor. June lit—The recent agitation
oi the liadicalsagalnst practically taxing
workiuguleu by the loss oi a day's work
and the contributions ior wedding presents
(or the Duke of York and Princess hlay is
lieginning to_ bear iruit. (’ltiarns' Insetv
lugs have been held at ()ldbalu, Bristol hull
other places throughout England. at which
there was much enthusiasm and the names
of royalty were rigorously biased. ltcao
lotions were also passed in iavur oi ignor-
ing the event altogether.
Gold Cure Dill Hot (’Il'e- Ill-I.
locsronr. N. Y.. June 15.——.\t the AM
lean hotel kept by Mrs. Mabaney at Sue.
pension Bridge. Simon Mahancy. 23 years
oi arc, shot his brother Cornelius. “It"!
old. it is believed the shot will prove fatal.
Simon not long ago returned irom a gold
cure where he had been treated {or inehrie-
ty. lie begun drinking, ending in a quarrel
and the shooting.
Bloodhound! on the Trail of Wmhorw.
Mun-ms, J one TEL—A inst imit trainon
the Memphis. Kansas City and Binniua-
ham railroad was derailed by train wreck-
ers four miles 1mm Carbon run. an. tru— '
lug Engineer Simmons and seriously in-
juring the llremsn and tvvo lwakaureu.
Bloodhounda have been plan-d on the trail
oi the wrecker-s.
Gould and Inge Alter the Grand ‘I'rwuh.
Mox‘rmt, June lb.-lt was
here that eiiorts are being made bya num-
ber oi American and Canadian capitalists
to secureicontrol oi theilrand Trunk Rall-
way company. Among those mentioned
in connection with the deal are Gear.
Gould and Russell Sage oi New York.
“'0' One by Ian Butler.
lios'rOl. June ih—A verdict ed .10.?“ in
iavor oi lashin- ll. liyde, a client oi the
late General Butler. against the New York
and New England railroad, was set adds
bythe circuit court oi appeals lusdseb
stonsrntdownbythesppealtsksn bythe
railroad. m
To Prevent We" ltrthsn
N" You, June ill—John McKee, the
general mania-r oi the Waited alliance.
lsit for Philadelphia, Pitt-burg and other
lar'eeltiss to prevent a number oi threat»
susdstrikrsw lob hebalicvsstobsprsms.
m
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Plums. June lh—Thr last at the
insuoa. Jamlh~uvtera received has
announce that the Siamese hare
usesatdallthr posts tksybsld were
Cam-ea aadllouiiauliooakay, and re
Iirsdlwyondtbsliakoagrtvw
Ilsa. mm
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Imeliosr'oisdhdialm
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law Yeas. Jess rs—m- Ins essa-
partyeitbessasoaiortksbmslt al
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sunsets H til w-
. humanist
”lintém
Ian :_.I' - : you; '
that hadron-ins
cl omen is
bad tobacco.
toinvcstyour
B- L.
Comforting,
and costs no
poor stuff.
Remember uB-L.”
All Dealers.
oi the machine a
lakes an every-day convenience oi an
eld'time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
awardnlaiiPrucFoodEspositioos. Each
c makes two huge pies. Avokl
s~and Insist on having tin
NONE Suctl brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. T.
WORK FOB O8
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done, where their
motto is Quick-
Neutness, ‘
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
traumas!
Superphosphate.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
iir-Slacked Lime.
Land Plaster.
—AT—
BllMONO BROS.
Washing litthihe
TIME AND
LABOR SAVED.
machine . The rolleristlutedthe
tween the rollers. and the ore is obtained
b means oi a spring. wm
not themselves to lam or small ts.
haudkerrhiei In a strip oi carpet. A child
twelve years oi ago our operate it while wash-
in: the] r nla. was mm MA—
cnrNr m1- Wham: srnmxs
{it} or train-asses. comes sun
FPS. B'alittl udlciousmans; ti
mas. ..... .
handling he can-nono-hali
lhetimeandlabrroi washmimi “also
it t
tearoiclotha. Hmredsoi than are now in
use and were sold strictly on their merits.
PRICE $5.
The above is the work the manuiacturers
claim it will perform. Our business is to not
people to durum-unto the [acts (or thean
run We will loan any trustworthy n a
machine on trial ‘tlil they are sails it will.
or will not. do the work as claimed. Try one.
lie sell The OOlIIIBIl FOlOllO
Willi-Oiled. SLOT).
Dibble &. Oomstock’s.
BABY OABBIAOES
Filly ngfiieties
IllllFlOTOllEIIS' POIOES.’
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAY‘I'ON. (77-. Mt. It. I Station;1
nurses;
' moses.
craves.
4"” I
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I’ll-til; it nil in hearts.
unmet Pllllliiils sums
T. S. OO‘NALOSON,
South Norwalk.‘ '3
and lend Sail
STEAMERSYLVANSHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—10:00 and 11:30 a. 111.; 2:00, 3:30 and
ROTON POINT—10:45 3. ill-,; 12:15, 2:5, 5:00 and 6:30 p. in.
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25c --— EXCURSION
.—.—.»—.—.
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
l'oraimpliclty. dorabllit and convenience
:mw....:“.:.l~..:::2.m..’ "who"?
our re. t
is simply the old iaaionesl ywashboarrl set to
some
as a wash . the small rollers tske the
planet your knuckle: The clothes pass be!
allows them to
it cleanses the clothes by inning the water
thumb them, and will not wear or i ore the
dues: iabric. You can wash anythinyirum a
wearand
You know
$350, $400, 810.
Map with prices can be soon at
the real estate office of
TllLOB & GOLDEN.
Wasmrmms 81.,
premises of JOHN
KINDS; also at tho oilico of
‘Ibfl oldu‘ manufacturer oi baby anal «loll
marriages to BB” country. [very ugfi‘m
or an oueua
mothers. aaTl‘mrT‘pr'tma, whlc arethe lowest.
THE
WOBlO’S Fllll.
aedssearvosaoiths
Souvenir Spoons
_ ,, North’sStudiu
”Itfl'iwadoueldlhhaat
The Old Well Cigar (30.. 83
Waabimrtou street.
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ovum!
2 Large Lots Bumn Ave.
4 Good Lms
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lots
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighliy 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.
years ago I ofiered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantec deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective borne.
them; you can see the model
cottages already built.
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 tithe. "
Two
Why
$8
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SAWYER’S
Dandelion
Compound.
Gives You
list “you easastgofidolhs asst brat this;
THE
BEST
BLOOD
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MO
is lulu lilti, ,
lit-ultimo.
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TOIIB
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Ismail“ ‘ ‘V
Delivered museum;
. hamlet
imported Oils.
Sardines. I
run lemurs ms
our; mas our no.
limit: Zelufl; «
mmwmm
FARE ———— 25c.
E. c. Tomunson.
IJCENSED PHAHACIS'I'.
Successor to l. M. HOYT.
We are in an age of Periulne. and Hi
thousand nrtinl contrivances all thedellclous
odors oi thegardcn are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The irszrsnt Violet is lmprisv
cued. and the delicate subtle flavors oi a
{thousand floral beauties ardbrnught into
grequlsllion so that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all thechniea var-
ictiee o! Perfumes none can comparewltli our
P081 OFFICE BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
B“! SET 0! 1'3"“ 0!. It“ IWB'B
No hottermade nomattthnw much you pay
Teeth extracted without
«Gas. Vltiliud Air
m on”. .. ...-......-
t r w t w
'I'eoth lllled with Platinum.
Teeth tilled with Gold.
All Work Guaranteed.
unknown hotel a... until I p. -.
Entrance No. t‘.‘ Washington at.
E.0.Mor’r"islsrie00
it Outcry 8L. testes, lass.
F ire and
Burglar-Prod Safes
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Bank tales.
Bank iauiis,
Bank Vault Doom.
nuns" run or mm
Thlestlaltsllth'fll.
moan ass. Item we
serve their distaste.
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