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GUSTAV "mu. I‘m Pl'l'Zlfl.
thrift FWSCBME
1*“ Swept" the Country.
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AMIquaeudsflhsatlug amus-
MI. d Ills En’lqu—IM
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”fillings-try. i
Asauur Paul. N. 1.. June lit—Bertie
Wagner, th‘ dyer—old child of Farmer
Wagner oi Howell Station, this state, died
homtheeleots of agunshot wound inthe
heud,and0eorxe Wood, a ll-yeanold boy.
whohssbeen employed by Mr. Wagnerus
awn suapected otheringmuo
drredthsehild.
YonngWood cannot be found. Wood
amefromXorth Fourth street, Willinmsv'
lasts, where he lived with his widowed
lotherabout lildaysago. Bewasustur’
dylad. butverylusyanddfsohdient.
MLW'axnerdecidcdtosendhim backto
his mother. Woodwas sent up stairsto
change kt clothing, and Bertie went up
Mubehiadhlm. lnsideof hreminutes
therewuthe loud reportofu gun from
Weod’sroom.
Woodmdownstuirsandmeetiug Mrs.
Want,“ “We did it." Tired-lid
wasfouudlyiuglnubigpoolofbloodmith
the left sideef hbfsoe and head blown
d. Acmhkbrenstluy his father's fowl—
hgfleeemnehurrelofwhichhudbeendis—
charged. Theinjuredchild bled todeuth
inaboutthreehoura
There is no doubt that the child had
beeushotbyyoungWood,whoacted cool
audunooneerned. Whenhehrdsomeof
thefurmerstalkingabout buvbg hinter-
rsted I! slipped out of the crowd and
mudsftwthswoodn Little Bertiewastoo
mlltohandlethcguu.
not Into a Crowd.
New You, June ll—Nicholas Siste, an
Italian bootblack, 17 years of nge. of 337
last OueHnudred and Fifteenth street, is
a prisoncrat theBowaryBsypolieestur
tion,churxrdwith what inuyresult in a
murder. He mt to buy accom-
byl‘l-yearold Willie Smith of 1' -
’orly-ilfth street and Michael Merits-
Jam-Pierce 0! $2 Xinth avenue, Ernest
Phillips of ”Boulevard, Astoria; llerbert
Yam-r of 45 Main street, Astoria, and
Otso Tennis of Dutch Kills, all under 16
new at In
Miles were at once opened, and the
hootblseksinvited those in the wagon to
“lathe dispute in the adjoining mend-
OII. The challenge was at once accepted.
M being Mt to watch the horse and
warn. During the tight Slate was getting
E
fired three shots at his adrer.
lg};
Phillips, but did not injure him.
Another shot pared llerbm Yermeu
ii
Plannstriki the fourth riband
outonthe tside. Pierce-auk
ii
it
end put in am undeoo
to the Bowery Buy station house.
wusarrwtedaadlockedup. lie-ya
dootiugwasdouetnseifdetense.
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went through the clothing of
the third shot ruined the sideol
Mancunian-Jud tor some
w-tkeughthewasdtud. llswas
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thread-undatukingllulllusiuthehack
ofthehead. Anurmsdsquadwuswlth
Osborn and no arrest-could be made.
hrthsrtroublsisexpoetedbrtwesnthe
twofaetlunu. ‘
The Whale hw‘n Drunk and Ming. ‘
Boomers. lnd., June ill—Adonbl'sruttl-
der occurred here in uealoon. and soon the
arm and severely wounded. All the
ticipanta fled across thestate line into
assoonsatheyheardthat the sheriil had
left Fort Wayne with n posse.
shot Ill-self 'l'wn.
New anxswrcs, N. J. June lit—Peter
Thill, antastcr painter,§as shot and fo—
tully wounded by Victor (luminous of
his workmen. Gareire, in his struggle to
escape. shot himself twice in thelegsnd
then jumpd from a second story window
tothe sidewalk. lie wuusrrested and taken
tothe hospital, and it will be necessary to
amputate his wounded leg.
Shot by a folks-ran.
Comm. June la—Jmeph llarwhrk, is
years of age, was instantly killed by P0-
liceman Smith. The officer was pursuing
a pickpocket, and the thief refusing to
stop, the oilicer tired at him. llnrwick was
running ncroes the street nud the bullet
struck him in the head.
larder at u Ira-cs.
Murmur. June 19.—At a dance, at:
mils south of tilt city, John Shecywas
uhotaudkilledaud Jake Stacey.” mor-
tally wounded by Jack Kagles. John
Maid“ of n llefnulter.
Hinton, June ill—ll. L. Jamea, an em-
ployee o! the water odes, whose accounts
are short CLEO, skothimself through the
head. ding instantly.
A Murder lystery.
llt'l’l’am. June 19 -hfichuel Eckhnrdt. a
farmer, was found dead in his house with
a bullet in his brain.
FIVE—TOWNS BURNED.
Forest Fires lure Thousands of MI.
“careless and imitate.
Dt'u’nr, June til—The towns of Vir—
ginia, Merritt and Mountain Iron, on the
Duluth. Messabn and Northern road, have
been destroyed by forest fires, which have
been raging for in week. hicsesbnund ll—
wnhik, on the Duluth and Iron range,
had a like experience.
There are 2.01)!) people homeless in Vir-
Klnll without food and nhelter, every pm
vision depot and contents in the plan la~
lug destroyed. The women hml children
were put into box ears, but there mus not
an engine thcrv to move them, nml they
have nothing to eat.
Theuituution at Mountain lrou islitth-
better. As soon as the news of the», fm~r~
reached Duluth amnRum-nls vwrr ins-um
to send rellef to the distroxwl pr mic.
President Grmtaingorni tn» ll '.-llll .-ml
disposal 0‘ "flint, “ll” lz'tvl I" .13" I. ‘2!
stepsioobtnin VH7!“ . ‘ .
dent Alfred .V’ 1:
dual the fil|r¢".,.~‘ ..
vlslmvt. whirl: mil I..- . ,
the [ampli- A! the Marion . tv-usl. . _. .1
Mend. <-_
The Iayor Ended the htrtkr.
Mrssnroua. June l9.“"FUI’ In lu-‘zrr '..~
street railway systems of Minna-up n.» uni
rendering the drivers and conductnn "r
talned a wlthdrawd at the obnoxlom mn-
trset, and tralewas rant-ed.
m the m
Kill! Your, June lD.—~The Viking is un-
wegiuu societies. The Viking will stay at
Chhaago. Captain Anderarn and his new
of limenwmuodered a Will?! and
net at Prospect hall by the Norwrglau
is of Brooklyn
an'hfleMug.
men were drownedin Lake Winnlpireogre.
Vaulaud a young man annulllkan-
.u tress I. an. Hale. uautedThour ,
weseoat N’iag whwn they upset the V3.
tothebost and floated-flan
The Beau-last“
Maui. Jane n—Jl'ke Tow-Maud
were also visited by uerious fires, and Tower
Iron Range promptly plum-ti n '1 u :i' mu
8t Paulwmtiedup. Homfe'wdnyv - :w
the company issued an onlnrequimw =lw
employees to sign a unmet only» gull.
its employ. In this contract I’ll-s n limp-o
socially liable for all damage to perm-m. or
property. This web objected to,an-l the
men decided to quit. layer Emu. oi»
chased in Midstream directly at the foot of
Thirty-second street and is gaudy with
flap. The Viking crew were ashore all
day with their friends of the various Nor
the present moorings about a week, when
she will go up the Hudson. through the
Brianna] to the great lakes, and sum to
Marv-our, N. it, Juno mun». young
searlitumoadislaad. Twobrntherauuused
mallet‘t‘uftoubevo Nahuatl syoaag
There at then- lratnediate want to the
button, while one of the ’Mribelu’ag
Fails military compani- were
Watchelearly II. Peuadsuudllaslte-
died on llsrole Treatment.
New Your. J'uue to.—-l'renldeut Cleve-
land is to take again the Hebwen‘lnner cure
(webs-try. This is asserted on the authori-
ty of Dr. John Wesley Gibbs. who treated
Ham-relay! twoyearsagofor the same
disease. Professional etiquette forbadsthe
doctor from as us hewould administer
theme, is will, however. forbeis
said to be only American practitioner
using the ' m which gave Bismarck a
new lease at life seven years ago.
Dr. Gibbs will so to Washington before
long and begin the treatment, which will
ooutinuethroughout thesummer, by which
time, it W. Pleaideut Cleveland
will have lost 75 pounds. This will brim:
his weight down to where it was utter be
subjected himself to the treatment larfolu.
Prudtleut Cleveland weighs about too
pounds. Iver since he went to Washing-
ton he has been increasing steadily. The
fat has been accumulating at the rate of
more than half a pound a day. He began
taking “constitutional" walks in the hope
of getting rid of the fat, and he drove over
the roekiat roads in suburban Washing-
ton. Reports that he hnd even llxod up a
private gymnasium in the White llouse
were freely circulated.
He is aensitivr about obocrrations re
gardlng his firyslcul being and full: to see
what in“ his millions of ndmirera can
have in bk eorpulcnoc. These feeling- bad
to be set aside, however. and after much
hesitation he has decided to undergo an-
other course of the Schwcuiugcr treat—
ment.
BACCALAUREATE DAY.
Advice no. the Flip“ For Grudsutlng
Collegian
Beam, June l0 ~ltev. W. T. liaiusfortl.
ll. 1)., of St. 6th church, New York.
delivered the baccalaureate sermon below
the senior class of llurvard university.
Srnrxorrrtn, Mane, June iD.~A strong
and eloquent baccaluttrvnte sermon was
preached tothestudcntrof Mount ifolyoke
college by Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott.
l‘Tlt’A. N. Y., June i9.-'l'ho eighty-lint.
mmencement of Hamilton college began
at Clinton with the bamlaureute sermon
before the class of 103 by President hf.
Woolsey Stryker, i). ll, LL. l). Today is
“Campus day." with elm exercise-t onth
bill in the afternoon and the McKinney
prize speaking this evening.
Mmronn, Mm, June lu.—-thl.-nt C.
ll. Capers of Tuft's college, preached the
nineteenth baccalaureate srrmun to the
graduates of that Culll'gl‘.
New Bnirnswirs, N. 1, June lD.——Tbe
Rutgers college commencement lit-gun with
the baccalaureate sermon by the ltov. Dr.
Edward ll. (‘m-nf the Guilt-glute- ltufurmonl
church, New York.
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and his wife at luncheon today. Thiseven-
duke and his suite will no to Philadelphia.
They will be the guests of tie-1m \V.
allelpltla for Washington.
A- Aha-dosed lugtns luu Down.
tunic division of thei'rmrlklated railroad.
badly wreck-d. John ”trim. a brute
switch was tor the moment abandoned.
a i... an... m ”‘
lumen, it. 4.. Juan 'w-tuptala
Nathaniel Hedda. one of the best known
kts cottages to .larnr- v. hum of New
York for m. Davis ears (fa uia lied»
den a certified check on Its erehattta'
lssvseelubaak hills Thelmkwue found
tohsa my. Davis diarppssved.
let ugh-t «.4 wsm‘m
Penna. Illa. June tin—The W. W.
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Pierre have
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t'i.irn¢n.....,.tl i ii n l a z 2 0 let: I
fininui» ..... SnoonntIOxlelz!
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rurruawlli entertain ('mnmatuirr Dir-kins
ing the Duke and Duchess of \‘erauna. the
Marquis of llurbolru and the Marquh of
\‘illnlobnr will be entertained at dinner by
Mrs. Eugene Kelly. 01: Thurwdny the
(fhllds. Or: Haturday they will leave l'hll'
Normans. Form. June I9 An engine
standing on a sidetrack just north of the
station at ilouth Norwulk. on the lions-aw
was run into by a locomotive drawing a
low: nailed train. and both engines were
man. was seriously hurt. Non-oi thspas
ma was hurt. The locmnmlre on the
ssaeaptnlusuloagthiseouat realedoasof
haul: at ”unto for em. reaching the tilt.
Imof
N
unwucov VESSEL
She Brings Eight Hundred Uh-
dcsirsblc immigrants.
ALLWILL PROBABLY BE SENT BAOI
The lad lea. a Tramp My. landed
With contrast laborers. Who Were
nipped Iron: Hamburg—Wha-
portutlsu on Regular (steamship lJues.
New Your. June lO.-Thestearurhtplted
lien,st here today or tomorrow. “I'll”
sent back to Germauywithout even the for-
maiity of an inspection of her passengers
Thelted Sea is a trump steamship—one
of those which so to the port for which the
beat freight. or pauaeugeru can be secured.
The object is always to get all thsmoney
possible out at a transaction. Two months
ago uparty of 800 Russian and Polish immi-
grantuof byuorneana the bestclaeuwas
rent to Hamburg tobe shipped to America.
The company which had contracted to send
them to thin country made a tour of the
various steamship companies of Bremen
and Hamburg to see where the best rates
could be account. The Meant-hip comps-
nien not only refused to give special rat-
to the contractors. but absolutely refused
to allow their stQuiships to housed for the
transportation of the consignment at any
cost.
The contractors had on their hands a
party of 800 people, whom it cost some
thing to feed and home. The immigrants
could not bereturncd and had lobe shipped
as soon as mulble. The contractors decid-
ed to charter usteamshlp and lend the ins
migrant» in onelot, trusting to luck to get
them passed by the United States govern-
ment. They were. put on the lied Sea.
which nailed for this port last Tuesday.
Dr. lieuner on the Lookout.
Some of the steamship agent» in Europe
who have seen the immigrants, and saw at
once that there would be dillicnlty in get-
ting them landed hot-e, took the trouble to
have the United States government made
aware of the-consignment on the way. Dr.
Senner was notified, and it is said thnta
l'uited Stator consul sent word to the trrns—
ury department. Dr. Senner at once cum-
municutetl with Secretary Cnrlislo asking
whnt course to punue.
No word having so far lawn received the
commissioner has formulated n plan of ac-
tion which will eventually give the con-
signm of the lied Sea more trouble than
was bargained for.
There has been much trouble with trump
ammahlps over t he payment of lines owing
to the scape of immigrants und the fact
thnt the law is seldom ubaervul in making
up the manifests. .\ trump steamship
comes here, discharges her came and sails
sometimes before the authorities at Ellis
bland have an opportunity of discovering
whether or not any immigrants have es
.pecl. To collect the fluesurto return the
immigrants by the same steamer is a pret-
ty hard matter. lithe ateamnbip cannot be
found. For that reason Dr. Scum-r is not
going to be caught.
Ilr- hm- dt—cldul that unless the uwncrr- of
the lied Son or their agentn can give bonds
from Home reputable steamuhip company
that. the lines. If any, will be paid, the pair
sensors will not be allovml to hind.
Cannot Find a l‘onslgaes.
Steamshlp men are not inclined to dis
cuss the lied Sen matter further than to
condemn the action of the people who are
sending out the imminranta Gustav ll.
Schwub of the North German Lloyd erm-
puny said that the men who are bringing
out the immigrants have been telling tick-
ets without authority, and having a big
hteh of immigrants clamoring: to be sent-
to this country, are using the lh-d lien for
that purpose.
“We have declined to carry "Iranian pas-
myeru since the cholera scare of a year
ago," said his. tichwub. "and it we will not
eurry them as our pass-lusts we ontalnly
will not carry them for any one else."
A well known steamship agent called at
Dr. Heuusr'u office at Ellis Island to make
inquiries aim the lied Sea. Dr. Mun
refused to divulge his name. The agent
had resetvedaeablsfrvm thrown"- ot the
steamship asking if he would consent to
act as consignee. When Dr. tiauuerhad
explained to the agent the ruptnisibility he
would have totuke. thencent said: ”llaada
oil! I cannot take those riska" At the
present time the rev-cl has lbw,
and the chances are the steamship will be
returned.
Au Wet-0v Arrested.
llsraasurs. N. 1.. Jane llmcxl-(dm-
mundane I. l’rtesdltrmevywas
arrested at his house, near ibihlaud, lira
new county. by errtlrs Becker on the
aha-set coateruptof thecomtof chats
rsry at New Jersey.
The m 0!". all the M
mun, )awe mafia atoll-lows to
the World's lair Sunday was: Adults. at.-
Mt; children. em, employed», exhibitors
and other free admissions. lm total.
10,!!!
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ltuw town. Jan ll—Jl'he “start-an,
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mot alleersoatestsoatbe turf.wili
beraaatiihrepkaadhuym.
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hunts. Watt.“ 14mm at
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saw-thine. leselrun at the Islets
willow-mm.
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Werld'slfle for m star
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motto «is “Quick.
3°88, “Nefltness, .
Accuracy and
Low Prices. ’
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A Good Judge
alwnys uses
outat service: will report results later. kit
Time Root Beer. him. a bottle: [tort lice! Er-
tracta of various kimls. To arrive. lemon and
Makes an every-day mvcnicnce of so
old~tiluc luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cam. Highefl
swurdstalleeFood Expositions. Each
makes two large pies. Avoid
tattoos—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
_..__ BABY BABBIABES
The-alt ethhuWuae-shersatuaths
authertties
FBRNISHEII
Concrete—temem
lllB Bl THE BEST IE~
BillIIBS. lllll Ill THE
MOST
APPBBVEB STYLE,
—-BY——
BAYMBNB Bills.
Chanting.
. Symphony.
Tolive content with small means. to seek
elegance rather than luxury. and refinement
rather than fashion. to study hard. think
quietly, tnlk gently, act frankly. to listen to
bnhesand cages with open heart. to bear all
cheerfully. await oceanic”. never hurry, in a
nor-l to let the spiritual nnbiddcn nnd uncon-
oinus grow up thmuzb the common. That is
to be my nymphouy.
BBME ANB BlIY.
Pine Creamery Butter. at new line Cream?
ery Butler in rolht. at an, Crackers, Rice.
JellyJJrauxelar-malade Jam. Flour. Cullen
and Oil at reduced prices. Stnlahl work.
Beat flour warranted to pleura, or uoanlc, W
per hbhnhe Eclipse limp. to bars for nets,
will work well. The washlsg machines are
for freezing lce Cream; Grumman's Olden
Vanilla Flavoring of perfect quality to be raid
at shunt half the regular price. Auk furit.
Dibble 8!. Constants.
VAT“-
IIIBFIBIBBEBS' PRICES.
The trident manulaeturev of baby and dull
carriages in the country. [vary at ls
. and
sr‘tzztu‘hmzmt we“...
F. BOY LSTON.
MWA'INN. CT. sun-Its I. IL 88th:.”
MN’T vlss”
THE
vunurmm.
list "you eauutnfidstks next best thing
asdrwrerenuedthe
Souvenir Spoons
Noni; Studio
amateurs—autumn
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flag and tsphan walké‘
9 Nice Lots
I4 Choice Lots
I5 Sightly Lots
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on mm
the Woodward estate. Two "M " """”" “m"“m‘
years ago I offered my first DR. F. W. DARMER.
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the pmchnscr.” They
are mostly paid up now. and Painless Dentistry
their warrantce deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a nvnrsnror-rnm on nun nonuwn
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why $8
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly paymoute.
You can pay monthly—any way No in“?! made no matter how uruch you n
or amount to suit you.
The Old Well Cigar (30.. Bit
Wnabimrton street. 027
iii ’ of JOHN
(1);]th ;oalm:ut:e omco of Bufglar'Pm 8a,“
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interim
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Sardines.
My
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FBll‘flflllKPlBIBHlSSBPHIES
“Militia“; Hum 19m” ;
Billils Hills HEM Bil.
Windsor-omit
BEGBLIB
STEAM ERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—10:OU and “:30 u. in.; 2.00, 3:3uaud
6:40 p. m.
ROTOR POINT—10:45 n. m,; izzus, 2:45, 5:00 and 5:30 p. m.
250 -———— EXCURSION FARE ~—-— 25c.
H.“
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason—
able rates.
'smcr vain ..
Fnrxcwir to I. ll. liOY'l'.
0W" "oME ' We fllt.‘ in an age of Perfume, and byu
a thousand artful t‘nnlril'm all the delicious
odorsuf the garden are taken Into captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet is impris—
Bard, and the debate subtle flavor: of a
5 ho . '
2 Large Lots Burmt live,rt...:§:.‘.‘;i."3‘1..‘:"§.‘.::.‘."§.§':;’.3‘";‘...121‘2
4 Good Lots
may bloom the brighter. (if all thee-holes I'll-
ietia of i’uri‘uuvn none can compare with our
Woodward Ave”
Riverside Ave.
lincoln ire.
on the Bluli
POST OP'ICE BUILDIKO.
South Norwalk. Conn.
rail. nun! minimum without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
Teeth estrartnl without pals, -
(tins. Vitllized Airor Amphene).
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