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The Charge Made Against a
WealthyBrooklynflan.
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“been lav-aged to Pass ller Iced
m therndowso-alnagl’ole.
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elm
amour-s. June ra—Ellphalet Btratton
is charged with attempting to starve his
sick wile to death.
Btratton is the owner and occupant ol
the B-story and basement brick dwelling
lit Gala avenue. near Cambridge place.
He also owns other property worth be-
. “Wand 8400,“. Ho i288 yarn
old, ol line physical appearance, measur-
ing "inch or two over ti loet in stature.
Behaegray hair, mustache and side “‘th-
kers, and is noted lor his decidedly mili-
tary bearing. His eldest son is about 55
run of use»
Fire or six years ago Mr. Stratton’s wile
died. Three years ago the colonel. as be Is
familiarly called. married again. His wile
wuawornan onlysoyaars oiage.
In January lanlrs. Stratton was taken
alckwithpt'rltonltis. Dr.Cooperoll§
Gatesavenuswas called in toattendhes.
About a month ago he stopped calling at
the house. and Dr. Rushm biontagne
and Henry MW attending
her. The reason y Dr. Cooper W
hlaproiusional calls wasesplainad by him
during a short conference he had with Su-
perintendent Campbell at police headquar-
ters. '
Dr. Cooper's Story.
Threaten told by Dr. CoopertoSnperin-
tendent Campbell was to the eilcct that
In. Stratum was not only sullering lrorn
perittmltis. but also from lack at proper
[cod and nursing. He said that he lound
liar alone in the boom. with no servants.
Her sole attendant was libr husband, and
Dr. Cooper said he was by no mums careful
lnadministerlng to her. The reason why
' the doetorcessed attending the sick woman
was because Mr. Strattou had asked him
what was the beat wayhecouldtaketoget
rid 0! her. He thought then that it was a
up lor police investigation.
Superintendent Campbell detailed De-
tective Sergeant Delnhanty to investigate.
Delehauty went to the house.
Inauswertohiaquestkma thesiekwoan
anboldthedetectlve that sheand heran
band were the only occupants of the house:
that there was no servant or nurse to wait
.npon her, and that she was-compelled to
vralt upon hersell as best she could.
In. Stratton said that shortly alter their
marriage her husband refused to furnish
haany money, although he was well able
to do so. He even refused to give her
slough to provide necessary household sup-
plies. and for that reason they could not
keepany servants. She had been compelled
to do dressmaking with her sister. who
had come to live with her. in order toget
enough money lor her own peMnal needs.
When she was taken sick her husband or
dated the sister to leave the house. although
there were no servants there and she und-
ad help. She told her husband that she m
aired the services ol a nurse to wait upon
,but hereplied that hewonld get amv—
nt, who would do this as well as the
household work. He did not do so, how-
ever.
Mrs. Stratton showed Detective Delahan-
ty her arm. He said it was nit-rel kin
and bone and proved the truth 0 wom-
an’s words that she was at .
(fared tar Ivy 5 ghbora.
)lrs. Stratum said she would have
starved had it not been lor the kindness ol
the neighbors. especially Mrs. .lulwin. who
Itvesin tho adjoining house. Mrs. Strut,
tenmaaaged to crawl to one ol the rear
windows last week and called to one at
In. Jedwin's children. saying that she
was staring and asking that the neighbors
‘I load to ho In acute way. Mrs. Jed-
wta. India. that die could not get into
tbshouse. tisdnpsornelood in anapkin.
Mme-renew topaaalmoMra Stub
tnn’s run- by means at a long pole.
What Button discovered this he barrt
ended tb windows. Alterward this neigh—
bor-seared keys to the house and for the
last three oelour days have visited the house
during the abeace ol hir. titration
siren food to his wile and in other ways
land be her
‘l‘hbis ca; story told
all.“ Dal-dive
wbyhs ldaotprovide a nursesnd -
‘Mbbwlhhe said thathehadbten
tnlagtosscurssomewonraa.buthadnnt
“Mons.
Mt fl Lorna App-Inlet
Warez-area. Jane iI.~lluy v. "envy
In.“ d m Colonel Henry
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THE PRIEST A HERO.
rather Kola—a Drowned While 'l’ryla.
to lantern. Dana-Ii.
Nrw Tons, June 11—?!» Rev. lather
Charles B. Hellenism” years old. a young
attached to St. Ann was
tornakea lsndingwith a rowbeatstthe
loot at Wed One Hundred and first
street. Ills cousin. lira Margret Burch-
sll,” years old. lornuelyll Margaret
el Homestead. Pa. who had no
sompanled him. was also drowned.
lira Burchall got outol theboatand
then stepped back again. probably tor a
satchell shehad left behind. In doing so
she was thrown into the water. She could
not swim. and the young priest. casting
of! a long linen duster which he wore.
dived in alter her.
lie caught hold of her hair and endeav-
ored to swim to the float with her. but aha
threw her arms around his neck and made
his eilorts powerless.
A strong tide carried them out into the
river and they ilnally sank out 0! light.
An employee at a boat club nearby saw the
fatal accident. He could not swim. and
belore he could row a boat to their assist—
ancethe priest and the woman haddhap-
peered.
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‘l’a-hled Down the Bank.
Warsaw". 2:. Y., June ill—A work
train on the Rome. Watertown and ( )griena-
burg railroad. hearing about 1!) Italians
who were to be employed in ballnatlng the
road. jumped the truck betsucn Philadel-
phia and Antwerp. and the locomotive and
some at the cars turned a complete sum-
mers-fruit down the bank. The only person
injured was George I-‘ , the flreman.a
resident of Watertown.
Wanted to Be Executed.
New Your. June ill—Charles Jams
negro called Snowball,shot and probably
fatally wounded Charles Gunby. colored.
at 210 Wooster street. Jones has served
numerous terms in prison. Ile told the
policeman who arrested him that hewas
tired of going to jail and wanted one more
shot so that he could make sure 0! being
executed.
lulled for a Won-an.
Thor. N. Y.. June ld~At an Italian
boarding house. Pietro Monet was struck
hyaclub in the hands ol Tony Marano.
lloth were intoxicated. bleach skull was
fractured. Nodoctornttended him and he
died shortly alter. Mar-no fled. A wom~
an is said to have been the cause 0! the
quarrel.
A Whole I’m-"y PM
llavnmu. Sim.. June ill—Another
very mysterious poisoning am- has been
brought to light. Edward Croa' entire!
lamily ol air pcrwm have been brought to
death'- door. The doctors
ol the opinion that the cause l the Illneu
can be traced to some compound of arsenic.
Ilse].- Treaty 3M 80 nod.
81. Prrlnant’w. June ill—There Ia good
authority lor the statement that under the
RussoAmerican extradition treaty nobody
will hesnrrrndered to ltnssia except upon
evidence that will satisfy an American
law. by which the accrued may clai-
trlal heloee being extradited.
la ‘l‘rna Vlhb. Mylo.
Narrow. it 1. June 16.411: Viking
ship was run up high and d on the barat
the lowerend ol the t station and
scraped inside and out. all the stores ad
Istnrvs having been removed. 8h was»
lively ml cl her «aviation-ad rinse
In true V style.
laele b lorry a Inna-tee.
lell‘fll. Jane ld~’i'br information has
become current here that Marie Wain.
wright. who intends retiring lrnra the
stay. is to marry In the very near future
Paul Schnit- oi Tat-Ia. ahlllm
andnneoltbebtatkoowa anaesth-
coast.
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FIELD IS PBIVILEGED.
Cyrus Field's Sou, Nominally a
Prisoncr,'but Really Free.
MYIIIB nmmumamn
Ila lavas the Privato Asylu- aad Owes
AND-lilo Unattended—Want:
agrees-One- theth'lr-sto-es
Oat.
New You. June ill—The Times prints
the lollowiag today: Dr. Carlos F. Mac-
Donald, state commissioner cl lunacy. says
that Edward M. Field. son ol Cyrus W.
Field. supposed to be mnilncd in the State
Insane asylum at Budalo under an order
of the supreme court until it shall have
beendeterrnined whether he is insane or
merely shsmlning insanity. isnndergoing
practically no confinement. and in loot is
permitted to go about the city of Budalo
without an attendant.
Asamanberol theiirmoll’ield. Lind
ley. Wieehers & Co. oi 1 Broadway Mr.
Fieldmanaged todlepoaeol securitiesde-
pulled with his firm to an amount that
amazed the public when the crash came.
What with hypothecation and rehypothe
cation and forgery. for all 0‘ which he now
stands indicted. the total amount that he
mused to dis‘appear lrom the credit side
ol his drm's books is said to be more than
ammo
bent toaPrtvnta Aaylln.
Mr. Field was sent toa private asylum
under- certificate at lunacy that resulted
from a civil proceeding. Then curm- in-
dictment, arrest and Ludlow atrwt full.
There he was examined by many insanity
exports retained by his family and ly n..-
district attorney. “and rrtuimml lw the
lamily swore one way. and t W. l" '1.»
people swore the other. T 1- ' ‘ - v r
ports and his creditnrwlw ~ - . . . - .n
aanlty wsaasham. Judgm- x'm
cause oi the conflict am our {In .-:.-..- it,
finally ofllrfl’l‘d Mr. Fll'lil \' I'Ii'llllf‘ll in :1
state asylum. win-re opportunity mus : l't'
had to determine by watching “Lem. : lw
was nhamming insanity nr no:
It all comes out as the remit u' tl-v run
over the sanity ol Juror Pztrruliw. who am
lathe trial ol Dr. Buchanan. Then- were
'- conflicting expert affidavits thn-w as to
whether or not Paradise was Mr rpllrplit‘
or a pantie. Dr. MacDonald was among
those who declared that Mr. Paradise was
perlectly sane. Dr. Allan Melm llaniiL
ton was among those who declared that
Mr. Paradise was an epileptic.
District Attorney Nicoll. in argument.
denounced the allldavltn ol thedoctorawho
swore that Mr. Paradise wan epileptic an
“outrageous." and stigmatized thedoctors
who roadr- them as "notoriety loving."
"Do you think Field is or ever was in»
sane. doctor?"
“Certainly not." said Dr. Hamilton.
Tin whole thing is a force. I saw him. as
did many other experts on insanity. who
agreed with Inc."
Dr. ,\l1vl)onuld. when interviewed. said:
"1 «ln nwt rare In rliwuas lllt' lnrrila ol
alu- r-umiutm: ullldavit» "gorilla-4 Juror
l‘nrmil-an .\'nr do! care to wrangle with
any physician over prolessional muttera
It in undiulutlr-d.
What or. Macho-aid laya.
"lint Dr. Hamilton has said main
things regarding my connection with the
Field mac that are not true. I never swore
that Field was insane. I saw him once he
lorohe was hunted, and on the basis ol
what was told me by his relatives and
lriends and on certain conditions which I
noted, which might have been either the
result at insanity or 0! the worry 0! a man
in his position, I made a private memoran—
dum for his lamlly.disgaoaiug his case as
acute new
"later I examined kiln with Dr. Walter
Kcmpater la Imdlow Street jail. and then
declared that thecondltitmsand symptom
ol ins-unity manlleated by him were so
named. lie was rhsmmlng. I so told his
lamily. who had tried to retain me In the
casr.amllrom whoml had mpudarr
raining lea on the express understanding
that It should be returned I! l lound he
was shammiug. 1 so swore helm Judge
Van Brunt. Ihavenot changedthe ,‘ '
that young Field never waa Insane."
"Is It true. doctor. that Held in now en‘
ioying lull liberty at the state asylum. or
been?" .
“It is true that he did." Dr. McDonald
answered. "He told me himsell that be
had been allowed to wandevabuut without
an attendant. and that he lad been al‘
lowed logo around Bnflalo alum [told
Dr. Andrews. who is in charm there. that
was a litany way totreat an Insane patient
under criminal indictment lor olnervatlou
I understand that the privilege cl grating
»nd stonewa- taken away lrorn blur
because at whim he did in llollaio one
rabbi.
"It be can!"
"I talk with him everytlme I so there.
andbeaes-aassaaeasany man."
.“I'hes whyiahenotbvonght downhere
for trial!"
“Tbatisbard loin-to answer. It It
a queer ease. . Ila-tum says that I
should disebarp hlulibeblnsaaa like
haewtbelsw hewould kaowtbatlttsnot
:- tbe power at the state ”“33"" a:
nosey to dbebar' a patient a evtar
as! Wat-t." ‘
Absorbed by the W
Rattan. lt. 1.. June MmThe flew-eh
Railway scrawny has been ab
more tire Consolidated 'l‘rarrtrav en.—
paay at New Jersey.
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Gal-ere.
m. Junid—Eketionslornembers
ol the relehstagheld throngboutthefler-
man empire recalled in heavy Socialist
galna. Thewealthy and aristocratic chases
staid away from the poll». Theyeriduuly
lelt it was hopeless to try to stern the rib
lag flood ct dam .
The Socialists are own-ed to the norm
neat’s lam-m ol the array. but
it Is impossible todetcrmlneat mt how
the new reichetag will stand on the quo-
tion. “All, rehallota will be necessary be
lure the composition at the chamber is den.
nitelyknown. Therewere Maest- to be
filled by today’s elections. and then were
over 2.0m modulates or live for each seat.
lrom melectoral districts in-
dicated that thefioelalistahad minimal
them. and the Conaemtivea. Itlchterlsts
(Radical People’s party) and Liberal Cleo
icsls had divided the otherwamong them.
Election day brought ~t heat to all
parts oltheernpire. Thee onwasmn-
dncted in a notably quiet manner. In Her-
lin there was complete absence of all ex—
citament.
WAITED FOR DEATH.
r 110ka
Loan louse Crrr. Jone m—An no
known man.abont 85 years oldandwell
dressed. committed suicide at the Middle:
burg Avenue crossing at the Long Island
railroad. in this city. by lyingdown on the
east bound track directly in lront ol the
train tor Flushing. The body was man-
gled beyond recognition. and nothing that
would give a slew to the snicide‘s identity
could be discovered.
Edward Granger. a tower-Isa. III! that
the man in the most deliberate manner
plaeedhlsheadononerail and hlaleston
the other and awaited the coming 0! the
train.
The Karlie. Ila-aged.
firm, June ld—Tbe steel sloop yacht
Navahoe. R. P. Carroll owner. which lelt
Newport. R. l.. Sunday lor Southampton
to nee for the Cape May. Brenton Reef
and Roynl Victoria cups, was towed here
lor repaint The Navahoe reports that on
Monday. at 2:30 a m.. when on the south—
ernedge at Georgia banks. aheeollided.
during a dense fog. with the New York pi—
lot boat David T. baby and had her star
board bow stove in above the water line.
topmost carried away and the bowsprit
SPWBK- _______________
In. lletst la a We.- at Duh.
Porn-rows. Jam ltl—A stalwart tramp
walks! into the kitchen pl Farmer Allen
Heist. at Little Oley. and askrd Mn. HIM
lot victuuls. which she relnaed beamshe
did not rare to go into the cellar while he
was in the house. He became ulteahnsive.
whereupon she belaborod In with a
broom about his shoulders and head until
he ran lrom the premises. Ills bruises
were so severe that he was lorord to apply
to a physician for reliel.
Fourth Class realm
Wasumnox, J one to. —’I‘he lollowing
fourth class postmaster: were appointed:
Connecticut-l). Smith Ebola. Ridgefleld.
New \‘ork—llnawrll K. Pain-"ton. Cannons-
ville; William C. Schoolcralt. Meadow-dale:
John R. Sullivan. Oewr-go falls.
l‘enneylvanlar-Jamb l‘tahcr. Advance: John
L barb-r. Ihwmanuwn: James I. Tracy. But
Emethpovt: lira Lory Davin. Eunice: Mrs. lime
S. Murray. Kinzua; lllram 1. Austin. Too-lamb-
tou: Ilmrgo (7. \‘aruer. Vincoc William Fisher.
“’oullyn; t‘. E ('bapel. \‘rmngnvtlle.
Panama hate-cos Ousted.
Pants. June id —The court of on
at the appeal of Charles de and
the other defendants convicted of hand In
connection with the Panama (‘aual con»
pany handed down its decision quashing
the Ientencas on the ground that the
statute of limitations covered the cleaned
charged. and that the indictmentou which
the priumers were tried was irregular.
The titan flan linen-led.
Four Grow. l. 11, June Ia—llenry
Starr. the notorious train robber and bank
wrecker. is surrounded by deputy man
shall-andasherlfl‘s pmae at Bog curt
Some ol his pnrsum are Cherokee Indiana
and il nee—nary they will meet Starr In
open fight with wincheatm The reward
01015.1“) is the cause at the present active
to
find I!" Ilene- a-d Tr“ to brown.
hmvrsw. Mai-a. June ill. «The wife
at (‘harles Jones. living on Naplewood arv
rune. during her husband's absence set fire
to their dwelling. locked the doors, ran to
the river and jumped In. She was saved
with dlfllcnlty. The woman is Insane.
hula-l hens-roe Ila“...
iloa'roa. Jose law-linden Trash ottbe
Order oltbe l'aity baa dimersd a deficit
tatbetreaearyaeenuntsot theordee
amounting to between "Wand mum
Charis A. Klmvton. mpverne treasurer ol
the order. ls aliasing.
"Maine's-d.
Cm [Immune ld-Tbesteanerflty
clinch-road or New Momma”
Mmmwwdmmw
during a dense log. The atesrserstruck
on the reeks and sank immediately in
aboatwleetotwster.
I‘- W Went Down.
wanderer". Jas- 1&4»an-
decked [P.Jaraeswassankln
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Symphony.
To live content with mall means. to seek
elegance rather than luxury. and refinement
rather than lashhzn. to study bard. think
quietly. talk gently. act frankly. to listen to
babcoandcageewith open heart. to hear all
cheerluliy. await minus. never hurry. in a
word to let the spiritual nobidden and uncon-
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Jelly. Orange Iamralarle Jam. “our. Cotlce
and Oil at reduced prices. Straight work.
Best flour warranted to please. or nor-1e. aw:
pcrhbhnhe Eclipse Soap. ll) bars for firm.
will work well. The washing machines are
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Woodward Ave;
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Riverside lve.
l4 Choice Lots .
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lots
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No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be oilered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I ofl'ered 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 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
DR: 'FTW: Eli—Riff.
roar onion; nnwrso.
South Sorwalk. Conn.
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Crown and Brlda Wort.
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Fire and
Buglar-I’mi Safes.
Tlllllil & GDLDEI.
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or on the 'scs of JOHN
BIRDS; so at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. m
Washington street. 02?
You Will Find
SAWYER’S
Dandelion
Compound.
Ball Salas.
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