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“mammoumn.

Winn Tallinn-a Burris-dull-
plahal Away Many of the Good Nata
anchor-catiou—llad But-adama-
IIIbro—WM-uaea latlmidatctl.

haw Ramona, Mm. June 11—11»
. «Hanson which the Borden Jury in to
' form its opinion or the prisoner‘- guilt or
lnnocrarca is practically all in. A verdict
will bombed early next week, and 'thc
truprcaaton is gaining ground that an
ttal will result.

last day’s proceeding! began when
the . rt excludcd‘thc evidence oilercdby
alto the appearance at Steep
rook, twelve days after the murder, of a
atrnngoly acting man. with a bloody shirt
and a hatchet. Charla P. Sawyer said he
law the prisoner in the Burden house just
after the murders People were tanning
handher clothes were not disarraugvd
crbioody. John J. Manning and Tholnas
, reporters. testified that Matron
told them there waanothing in the

" gave me away " story.
11. Holmes untitled that defendant
w- nrolnbc of the church and Chfifltun
Endeavor society. and engaged in various
Wool Ind charitable enterprises. and
that aha attended church with Mrs.

Borden.

Emma L. Borden. defendant's sister. tea
tilled that Lizzie gave her father nrlng
which heconatuatly wore and which was
we only ornament he wore. She then said
yam “dream in the cloaetthcday

the acarcb. of which eight wcrn blue
dramas, belonging to defendant.

The Bedtord cord dross was very cheap,
the aistera helped make it. paint got on the
front and one sido when the house was
painted two weeks after it was made. and
gum in the closet the day of the search.

y morning detendant, standing near
t whiten stove with the d ' said: ”i

I shall born this old dress p." Wit.
no. accented, but did not are the burning.
Monday morning. upon the sister» decis—
lion, Detective Hanscom was told about
theburning. .

She denied the “you gave me away'

atory too, and swore that no trouble or
- quarrel between the sisters took place in
the matron’s room.
Slater Drama Croa- Examined.

During thecrusa examination Emma lior-
den laid she tookcare of hr-r own room and
that Lizzie took care of hers. She and Miss
Lizzie always used the front stairs when

' to or irom their bedroom The front

was locked and bolted each night. and
Hula unfaatcned it each morning.

“Have you made any search for the note
which youratcpmothcr is aumwd to have re-
dud!"

 

"I have looked only into the little bag.”
I"Who is Mr. Hascomb't"
"A detective."
VB for whom?"
vc for us."
“Who hired him?"
“We did."
in we?"
liter and myself!" In M
yuuknowaaythinga ntt .rnlsal
ol the hutchctr' an
“3% h
aayt in; about any of the
in t5- collar?”

She was asked again about the story of a
gown! between her and Lluie. She said
lb” was all-olutcly nothing which would
gin rise to unanimous-ion that any
album occurred an had been toidby

a.
db district attorney took up the burn-
Ing ol the onus.
you number tbattho first tblnsyou
was/luau» anyougoinntodnt’”
J.“ nut-vauythiag or the kind."ahc

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. you "our poaltinly that you didn‘t
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Irmalatorhrnthodrcd“
not."

Ildahchadnot Marduk-Run-
dilythat If ahcwal Liaaic abewonid
“no show-- about to burn the

“Do you moan that itwasuotaald.oc
do Ianuthatyondan'trunuabaritr'
Iaaatoaaylhat l Mantra-umber
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had said he reached the Borden
infuse” 11:40. but hulaincc raid“ waslt

:10.

That ended the evidence at the day, and
allolit,lulut,e.' Opt. M d I M In
Full Bivcrurho, on Monday'morntuwlll
testify rcgarding the two boya. Brown and
Barlow. who were on the stand 'l‘hurldar.

The court and counsel had a consult-r
tlon. At it. conclusion Julianna-on ad-
dressed the jury. telling them not to for.
an opinion until they had hard tho whole
mac. Then an adjournment warm until
Monday morning at it o'clock.

The boys Brown and Barlow were out.
side the courthouse complaining bitterly
of the treatment that Bar-low was subject
edtobymembcraof the Pallllivorpolhe
force. When the boys had testified, aothcy
say, they were locked in a room in the
courthouse, and there DetectiveShnwtrlcd
to find out howthoy cametoappcar aawitr
neasca, and then. as they allege, be tried to
Intimidato them.

inspector “'ardell called at .Barlow'l
borne in Fall River. Barlow nyl: "He
said. “I think you’re lying when you any
you wcrcat the Borden house with Brown.’
110 said if I didn’t tell him all I saw he
would look me up. lie told me that there
had been a number oi robberies. and said

he thought it wa.l who broke open the
stores."

EULA IE IN THE EAST.

The Prince- la Now a Private undilut-
Nntlonnl Gust.

N" You, June li.-—The lufauta Rub
lloand party, somewhat tired with all the
alghtaceing and entertainment provided by
the west, are here again. The rt is
lodged in the rcaideuoc of Mr. J. . Ce -
Inn, 28 East Sixty-second street. Mr. Cc-
balloa has vucatcd his handsome hourund

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servants andacompiotc maul-lament at
the command of the princess for the than
of her stay in New York. This was done
in order to glvg her a better opportunity
for rest and greater privacy than could ho
had at a hotel. .

Commander Davis’ duties ended the mo
ment the princcsa' foot touched the plat-
form. The nation is no longer the host,
and the prince. is absolutely face from
oflicial obligation of any kind.

The princess will enjoy hora-ll l" " quivt
way during her stay in this city. . n- v.2!i
accept afew invitations to privato onion
tninmenta, and will make a yachting trip
to Sewport and some of the nearby points.
A policeman will boon guard in front of
the Cebulioa residence, and he will see that
no one caters who should not. The princess
will be at home to a number of her friends
on Sunday.

a noun» mt, hang-iron Society.

NEW YORK. June l?.—~A number of well
known ladies and gontlemcn at this city,
who believe that the extradition treaty ro-
ccntly entered into by the United States
and Rania was signed because of misun-
dcrtanding and nrisrcprwutation, have
I'ncd an organization known as “The
Society for tho Abrogation of the Bus-tan
Treaty.” _.“

Teacher- llavc the Town With M

Ranwal‘, N. 1. June 11—1136 village of
Woodbrldge, four miles south of here. will
hold an indignation meeting Monday even-
ing on account of the dismissal of live
teachers from the public achoola by Prin-
cipal Gamble.

Gould Moved the Grand 'l’rnnl.
Nzw You. June l‘i.~Mr. George J.
Gould said regarding the report that he is
seeking to usual. mtrol of the Grand
Trunk railway o! C that the road

was oilercd to him at a , but that he
declined it. m
Judge Smllh Will Ian-y.

mm. N. Y.. June l'L—le marriage
of Judge Walter Lloyd Smith of the au-
prcrne Court batch and Ill. Janina”-
rain of 21 announced to take place
in lmdon about the mlddlc ofJuly.

I). W a Ticket cl haw Ian.
Pants. Juno li.—~Charlcr do !” has
born granted a ticket of leave in accord-
ance with the decision of the court of ces-
natlon In his can. lie will quit tho hoopl-
tal and prison lonhmth.

A Pull-h Jew Ila-pd.
Cm Ouaaus. Vs. Juno luv-George
grin, a Polish ch. who murdered lira.
anny M. Iaddcn, a merchant of thla city,
Oct. to. 1M. was bangnd at Eutrilio. Va,
In the jail yard.

baa-d Will (lo to Honolulu. .
Nun-ma. June li.-»Jndgc John L. '1'.
Snead, who was ollerul the appointment of
consul gmcnd to Honolulu. baa trio
graphed Secretary Gresham that he would
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loath. Religio- hood...
Oman, June l7.—-Mnny well to do Ow
mane living at Melltupol and Simfcroptrl.
desiring religion-Illa" .arwmt tartan
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Dow-m. June 11—11» Christopher Ooh
amour. thrill-st of the W whale-
backniathctutwlhoatmthciakca 8h.
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n- vIaI-g at low run.
run York, June firm“. Viking ship is
on horwayuptbc iayia towat the tug
John [Chandra tug mtduwn bytho
New York Yacht club.

In. MM noun-c.
Prussia. Erna cam, it. Y.. June 17.-
no htboTwcaty~third’r laotday in camp.
for thloaltcruoou they will bcnllond by
the gallant Seventh.

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Jaw Your, June lie—«lurk Millie.
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gone to his country residence. leaving his ‘

All New England Celebrates the
Battle's Anniversary.
ohm-11mm n momma.
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Your I“ th- lolunr-nt Illa Stool

In W~Dcdlcutlal of hurt
M

Mr. Juno l‘l.-'l‘hla tr Bunker lllil
day and all New Iaglaud la crlcla'atlng
with more or In- elaborate ceremonies. .

The anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill in being oblcrvcd today in Chariot
town by a pageant which aclipeos all pro-
vioua demonstrations of this kind.

The patriotic sentiment is doubled, be-

cause this is the fiftieth anniversary of the
dedication of the Bunker lllll mm- ‘
An antique par-do conducted by the Car—
nival association. wan participated in this
morning by all the clubs of (lbnrleatown
and many outside.
Another parade la the afternoon under
the direction of the city committee will he
participator! in by local military organiza-
tion. 0. A. R. mu. Sons of Veteramg
Knights of Labor. firemen. Ancicnt Order
of lllbcrnlana, High School cadets. marine
corpse and blue jackets.

The organiratioaa include Company A.
Fifth mount; Charleston-n City guard;
Company ll. l’iftb regiment; Charleston
artillery, Company D, Sloth regiment;

 

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Bl' NIKKI mu lilKl‘llEKT.

(‘harlcstown Veteran \‘oluntwr l‘ircmcn’a
asswciation; O'Connell assembly. Knight:
of Labor; Abraham Lincoln “H.641. It;
Major (it-orgi- L. Ste-run punt. G. A. ll;
Thomas Francis Mmghcr command. U. V.
(7.; Abraham Lincoln camp. Son- of Vot-
rrnna, and a large visiting delegation 0!
out at town Son-A 0! Veterans. Also (blo-
wl Ezra ’i'ruil ramp, Sana of Veterans;
Division 5. Ancient Order of lliberniana;
Admiral Kimberly garrimm, two compa-
uin 1' tin-(‘imritstown liigh School cmleta
up: :‘w 3 > j‘tt'knfs from the rewiring
ship hid». -.

rim Old Annotation. ‘
The llunkur Ilill Mnmltut—ill maintion
has lived for In ymrs, and the monument
étamls today a incluui‘ial of their energy
and «lrvntinll.
Ytu by yur tLa hyacinth”: nu a-tntoatlr
the patriotic momoriw oi tin» Jay. and I’lllb
'mg the years that have «up -nd nonc the
moat distinguished men n! the (lid Bay
State have added their namw lo the roll 0!
lhouc bound together in mind mxhtlon.
as trustws of a nnlill‘ monument. mind to
the story of a great lxnilnnll battle for lib-
srty and lunar. The dual succaaluleflort
for the collaction of lands for the oomph»
tion of the monument was made bythopa.
trlotlc women of the cmntry. who hold a
brilliant lull.’ lair at l-‘ancuiland lacy
hallo, raining in this way ovcr can. .
This, with the donations of $10,111) each
from Alana Lawrence of lloaum and Ju-
dah Team of New Orleans. with other
umallor contributions, M all that was
needed in the tnaaury.
Thccorncrntonc of tho monument wan
laid in 1829:. on the fiftieth annivcnary ot
the battle. In the pnarrwc of lafayettc. who
was then the uncut of the nation. ‘11 till!
the captain oi the monument was laid,
uni both occasions wort- marred by ritual
cclclwatlonv and were "married nota loin
history by the gun oratlom drilvrml by
Daniel chatrr. The naum-lalion has held
nuular annual mrvtlmra. moi: of thorn be
inu duly cclcbratarl. On tho meaty-fifth
Innivmry of tho battle Edward Everett
gun can at his eloquent mom in tho
thiphouar In the an yard.
(in the hundredth uranium-cry the cola»
button was national in it. charm-tn. rep
mtatim from all parta of the Union
portlt’inltml. tho million being given (It
lhc battlefield by the pmldmi. Genet-a]
Dorm
'l‘bo triumphant mnmmmatlon of the
project was malnlylmtugltl about by the
noble bonolactlona oi Amos Lawrence and
Judah 'l‘ouro. which stimulated public nan-
noatty who. at a low ebb.
Judah’l'ourowas born In Rum].
Lulu-alt. lMa alter thabattlool

Bunk-r lllll. and 1 days boron the Duel»
ration of lldopwrdvncr.

mm In loathe-lac.

Uncut-ran. N. 1].. Juan ".qu
chat-ri- llurally buried in hunting to.
daylnhonorof the "ink celebration at
the battle at Bunker Ill by tho only

 

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lat lo- 0- 0‘.

Datum. Juno lit—Three torrid moun-
taina of coal still him and simmer at the
nor-guard ol the Philadelphlaand llcad-
lugCoalcora ywhcrrthcflrooocuuda
week ago, ”.000 tuna or hard coal to
rclolving cum into nrountalna of naaicu
clarion. Fifteen acre. oi round arc cover-
crl with tho char-rad and kancd ruin of
titties. outhonaca. other: and scale
platforms. t la Impcaslhlc to do anything
tonavcthccoul that baa not yet caught
fin. except by carrying it away.

An extra switch line. capable ofholding
to baboon run from the main yard
to the coal mountain, and large
forum of men are working day and night
filling car- and reading them out no the
main track; but not morn than 10,000 tons
can possibly be saved.

The fire has worked its way under the
piles and every little while an avalanche of
good coal will rush down from the top.
showing a bad of rcddrncrl coal lnncalh.
PM! ‘ ‘ was. . ‘ngammo,
will be consumed. insures the flamenco
Iona on the coal and sheds. them is also the
ion at a) freight cars.

The total loan is now figured at Will).
If some method of extinguishing the tire in
the coal in not. found, it will probably burn
and moidcr for month;

TROOPS IN TONAWANDA.

I'ha m l‘olca lies-own MM and
have tbc’lm

Bnraw. June 11,—“1mt has been

 

pone-l, and 'l'onawanda is under guard at
the militia The Twenty-fifth Separate
compau oi Tonawanda and the I’m-tyne
ond of 'iagara Falls an already in the
field. with Colonel Welch incommand. and
two amp-airs of the Sixty-fifth ngirucnt
will beacnt there i! the situation should
become more serious.

Tonawanda saw the beginning of a riot.
and only the quick reopen-n of the aoldirra
to a call for help prevented blemished. It
is a curious factor of the cast tbntlhc
trouble. although lamented and urged on
the union lumber shaver- who have lawn
inckrd out all the season, in occasioned by
the Poles from Bud-lo, who had taken
their piacca

Although everything it now quiet and
the riotoua Poles. or moat of them. have
returned to Bnflalo. yet it is not felt that
the danger oi bloodshed is over by any
means. Should an outbreak occur it will
be pmrnptly met by the soldiers in com-
mand In the llcld.

. THE BASEBALL SCORES.

KATIOXAL LEAGUE GAHFA
At Yew York- nu. n
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SDIYMOGDO l l 02l0l~-Dlilh
Schrivcr. Slouch and Shaw. llunlc and Rally.
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Alllrnoklyu—M nun

Cleveland ..... 0100:0200-5ll2
limrklyn. ..... 1100l0231~760
(”larkaouaadZiramorJladdockand nahrw.
Umpire—~Emslic.

Atlhnton— tuna.
Btlmh...l0l01(ioolo~lllt
Bontou......000003100l~»5fih

liniknateln and Felix. Nichols and lk'lll’h‘li.
Umpire—Mme.

Atllaltimorcw LIL:
Cincinnati ............ (Hinze—:7:
Baltlmoln .............. ti 0 0 i ll 6-719 l7 5

Dwyerand Murphy. Mrs-lib and ltoldnaon.
l'lnpire—hlrlianghlin.

Al. l’hlladclphizr -
“unborn”... 3 l) 0 lo 0 2 i 0

tour.
7 ii 4
W.COIOOOIOl—»Bu2
[brat and Illinfflchry and Picmcnts. l'm-
ptrc~—(lall’nay.
Washington-[paladin garno unturned on
acmunt 0! rain.
norm “All!!! oaura

At Troy—

mm:
Troy ........... oooaoonozosr
Albany ........ 000000100717:

l'rlckcn and (‘alillL Funnier and Wilson. I'm.
plrc~~-Brlody.
At Pprlngflcld—

Springfield... 3 o o o o l o l r rim 5
l'ruvhiaaoa....o 0 o o z o r o t-s s a
(‘oughlia and itahy. finilivau and llrlnc.

[origin-Jones.
Al BuflaMlelkc-nburrc-llufl'ah) nine punt.
parted on mat of rain.

 

Armour PARK. N. 1.. June Iii—Ml-
lArln Norris. tht‘ only danghler nl Taylm
Norris 0‘ thin place. but vinyl-«l. it In mill,
with ml (,‘Imh. only Ion 0! John H.
(look, a dry goods turn-hunt of Aabnry
Park and Lakewood. 'l'hc couple wont
away together about a year ago. but had
to Mum to their homes. as no clergyman
would many them on account of their
youth. To punt-t his arm from meeting
lilac Norris Mr. l’ook amt Frank to
Piotirlalaat lull. and the boy remained
there during the winter.

I". Walk" In. Holmi-

f‘aaa Ram». luau. Juno l1.-la!m
tlon mob" burr that l'mupany ll, Third
infantry. Unit/ed States army. baa reached
larch Inbound team: In lull of
the agency. Dr. Walker in aa r. but he baa
Inca In Immtuut dam Months!»-
flanawaredrtakiua. About to out than»
alcttraat Ma hare tied to the north and
lhnatol to In". with other (lblppowu
and male acrim- tumble lot the whit-a
akin; the win at the mutton.

 

Itnuol nay- Infill.
ilaoonrn. Juan l7.w.lpbalrt Btmtoa.

the wkowaaarnatorlonlho
charge of and starving kb
youngwlfqblodpdln Hltoawalt en-

mlnntlon no to his sanity. lilo ckiidna
won In thol'audnbiit amuo mrt and
raarloa maximum-nus "hung
butJuuta-ll . ydocid-dtokoid hi-
nntll ”axon t stun-tho! the In“
rant . Jok- W. the “unity pay.
Item.
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Superphusphate.
Ground Bone.

Potato Manure.
Bam lard Manure.

Air-Slanted. Lime.
Land Plaster.
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5:40 p. m.

able rates.

necuun TIM-ABLE.
STEAME‘RSYLVAN SHORE

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and 11:30 a. m.;2:00, 3:30 and

ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m,; 12:15, 2: 5, 5:00 and 5:30 p_ m.

25c ——-— EXCURSION FARE —— 25c.
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reacha—

 

Channings
Symphony.

‘l'olivwconlant with anal! means. to sack
chum rather than luxury. and refinement
rather than fashion. to study hard. think
quietly. talk gently. act frankly. to iia'en to
ballet undo-gee with open heart. to bear all
cheerfully. await (uranium. never hurry. la a
word to let the spiritual unbldden and unma-
ciouo grow up through the common. That is
to be my symphony.

BIIME ANII BlIY.

Pine Creamery Batter. at tctu‘ one Crum‘
cry Butler in rolls. at acts. Crackers. Bloc.
Jelly.0rar¢c Iarmaladc Jam. l'lour. Coffee
and Oil at reduced Drlcoa. Straight work.
Beat flour warrantnltoplcmo, or noaale. an»
parbbL;tlto Eclipse Soap. in bars for Solo.
will work well. The washing machine. are
outat service; will report results lam. Salt
for freezing lrc Oman: Grumman's Olden
’l‘lmc Bum Boer. biota. ubottlc: Root Beer Kr-
tracta of varioukinda. To arrive. lam and
\‘anllla Flavoring“ perfect quality to be cold
atabuutbalfthcrwularprtca. Aak for“.

Dibble it Bomstock’s.

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The oidcat manufacturer or baby and doll
cant-gen in the umntry. Every stain and
grade. or anythirc you can land
anthem.

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aadut mow arctholrlrwcat.
BOYLSTON.
nowav'roa. or. mans. Stating.”
IIIIN’I MISS
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not tl'you “which-antitank!“
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9 Nice Lots

Riverside Ave.

l4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.

l5 Sightly Lots
on the Bid!

overlooking the harbor. '

No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be odered than these lots on
tho Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of theaelo “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantce deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—tho 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.

 

PRICE,

$350, $400, etc.

Map with prices can be seen at
the real catate otiice of

Tlllllll & GOLDEN.

Wasnmoros 812,

or on the promises of JOHN
KINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00., 83
Waabimrton street. 02?

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