purely yam
‘eoated. ubkl diesel they
are and: , iorhovfsebold
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themcstemineut
physicians.
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. Wes-Warm
L Pains, June 28.——-The most sensational
some dues the Panama uproar wareauaed
in the chamber of deputies by M. Ellie
we. who brought up the subject of the
documents alleged to have been stolen
from a strong box at the uritiah embassy.
IL Dupny replied that the public prosecu-
tor could take no knowledge irom stolen
4 ~ document-J].
Millevoye t h e u
stated that he had
the text of several
of the documents
in respect of nego
tiations with M.
Austin lace. no
and secretary of
the British embaa
syiu Paris, all oi
which bore the
date April 3, me
I. H i l l a v oye
started in to read
" one of the docs.
’ ’ meets. He got as
'3 lar as “i saw .to-
_ I. meteor. day Clemenceau."
when I. Develle interrupted him and
W want at thechamher toeon-
Hm ter an international question.
Dematcay suggested that the
chambersuolve itseli iutoasecret commit-
tee to bar the documents. but the auger
was voted down.
lflllavoye iurtber accused M. Clem-
qteean ol delivering to England private
letters that bod passed between hi. Ribot.
fiy $11!" minister and minister oi for»
, airs, and the French minister to
Igypt and between N. Ribot and the
embasaador at Constantinople. Be
a list of names of persons and oi
pen whom he alleged England had
bribed and the amount of money given as
bribes. lie read amid an uproar that al-
most drowned his voice:
“limes. 50,111) imncs; Edouard, Ia histin,
mono francs; Le Jour. 15.000 irenm; Roche-
iort, 30.0w imam; Clemenmu, 50,0“)
trance."
At this point the uproar and confusion
h showman-bu tress-um tremendous. 'ine
members of the extreme Left rose from
their seats and demands were made that
I. Millevoye leave the chamber. M. Mil:
levoye, however, stood his ground, and
when a semblance oi order and quiet was
tutored he shouted: “The whole thing iaa
scandal. Bardeen received 50,01» imncs."
M. Bardeau sprang from his seat and ex-
claimed: "1 expefl the chamber to vindi-
cate my honor."
I. Clemenceau and all the members of
the party oi the extreme left, rose from
Mr seats and booted. After a time. they
Wed that the rest oi the paper should
ha read. M. Millevoye again started to
read, but M. Deroulede. who is also a
“insist. stated that he could not listen
tohim and would resign his seat rather
than do so.
Theorderoi the day was then movedto
“elect thatlthr chamber condemned the
doenmentsaa spurious and regretted the
time that had been loolishiy wasted listen-
ing to their prostitution. This was adopted
by a practically unanimous vote, only four
Mvoting against it. while no voted in favor
it.
i
a
i
an. lode retired to a committee
morn. hsqimt slengthy 0d,»
idsgtorsesivekls most in mateool-
hgnmllillevoye left the chamber. do
‘dugthatkewonldresignhisseatinor
dwthst he might act Independently.
land at the Accuses.
Haste! tbsdocumaats in I. Millevoye's
are letters purporting to have
by the lion. ll Hater. urete-
Inn at the British embassy, some time
ago. lrJJatarwastranaierredtoAtheus.
buwrvw, about a year More the date
has ”the letters. The letters are re-
gsneraliyae barelaeed and clumsy
st. llllevoye referred to that put
Uncertain letter which mentioneda
alliance between the United
and Russia the whole chamber
IoniadJaughed and jeered,and [De
vihrssaarkadtkstthewhole matter was
adamuablehoaa.
Uponqnlttiug the chamber [Clem
“was surrounded by
iii
CHIBGEDWITHIBEISMI
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,‘ ‘ .4:-
P I esters! and lies-Fitting.
Till lld M llOll 'M.
flat or noun.
Plans and estimates furnished for alth-
hotwstermmmorhotairheatiag.
”801”“ Hall! er.
PEARY'B BOAT READY.
ran. - I-nu-o on u- wore-o
tho Anus.
mummJuoen—d'hestsamsaab
er rum which is ‘to convey Identenaut
Peary
v"
thsmunhersoihisueutapsdi-
dontouwthunGneuMisattbisport.
Alter onbosrdthematerlsliortha
house w is to be contracted at the
winterquartars of the expeditiouaudthe
miscellaneous equipment and storm, abs
will go to New York audtakeouboardtwo
tons of pernrnleau and theprovlsiouslw
the expedition. sailing directly from New
York for her destination. Captain lieury
Bartlett. formerly of the sealer Algerine.
will command the Falcon. and a large pro-
portion of the old crew of the Kite. the
stench vessel which carried the former ex.
pedltiou to the lar north, will form part oi
her complement. '
Though a young man, Captain Bartlett
hashadawideexperieneein Arctic waters.
and is considered one of the best command-
ers in the sealing ileet. Thosewho know
bimsaythathawlllheawortbysuoeassor
to old Captain Pike. who pil the lot
over tad other expedi one to the
north at Greenland. Captain Pikedieda
lew weeks oat his borne in St. John's.
Likethe tcthaFalcou isode by
Bowring Brothers oi St. John's. She is
iargerthautbelllteandiaoueoitha
stron’gest and taste-t oi the sealing fleet.
The aleon's net tonnage is so, while the
Site's is- but 100. The Falcon has Just
come out of the dry dock alter a thorough
overhauling
SPECTACULAR FIRES.
m In the Green Ilsa-n lountataa Are
an anion.
Dnmn. June l.—Forest fires have been
raging on the Green lioru mountains, no
miles southwest of Pueblo, since Monday
night. They have burned over several
miles oi ground and have entirely denuded
Mount Carlos. the highest peak on the
range. the blue being vbible 10 miles
away. The stage driver who rune between
Beulah and Pueblo. reports the tire to be
within three miles oi lluelab. The only
thing which will now save the town is a
change of wind or a very copious shower.
Near Breckenridge. in Summit county,
another fire is raging. Great tongues oi
lire shoot sk ard. illuminating the city
to the hrigh oi day.
|aghe most valuable timber around Ful-
anilil is dest ed. The Little Moun-
tain Mining and It filling company's men
are out fighting fire, as it has leaped the
Blue river and is homing toward their
property and into the city.
At Cripple Creek the aide of Bald moun-
tain was one man oi flame and the town
ofAn d ist toned. x tb
wrnu “$31 nueon blzwlng allAdlrly‘tnfnri‘t‘be
whole western sky is tilled with smoke
from the homing timber 50 miles and more
to the south of Denver.
Columbia- Bell (last at last.
Tum”. N. Y.. June 21—11“: Colombian
liberty bell was cast at the Clinton ll. Me-
oeely hell foundryin thepreaence oi alarge
number of people. It was originally in-
tended that Mrs. Cleveland would touch a
button at Gray Gables, whereby electrkal
apparatun ut the foundry would be set in
motion releasing the metal from the fur-
nace. but )lra Cleveland was in poor
health and could not venture out in the
ttormy north and east gale which prevailed
at lluuurd’a Bay.
The Daughter Suspected n! Poisoning.
81'. lions. June %.~Al a result of pol-
son.either intentionally or accidentally.
placed in the iamily dinner. John McKih
belt died at St. Luke's hospital. Two
daughters. lira. Charles Stewart, aged 28.
and Mrs. J. C. Riggs, aged 25 years. are
seriously ill. The fact that a younger
daughter had endeavored to purchase an
acute at a neighboring drug storeaiew
days previous to the dinner. has eansadthe
coroner toiuvcatlgatethematter.
Dr. Gravel latte- Faded.
Braves, Junta—Jib- attorneys lire Dr.
Graves appeared beiore Judge Burns and
submitted a motion for the doctor's dis-
charge. Judge Burnapromptiy denied the
motion, and the doctor’s lawyer: au-
nouneed that they would immediately ap
ply to the supreme court for his reliei.
le York, June fits—News has reached
here, by way of England. that William 1).
McCoy of lutllana. United States minister
resident to the Republic oi librrla, West
Africa, died at Monrovia. the capital ol
the country, on May it, and was buried
with military honors.
Iva-Ne tape-ted Among the liners.
Plrrssuso. Kan. June 21—11:. confer—
ence between the eommlttea of employers
and striking miners was fruitless. it is
believed that the employers are arranging
to import from the south to take
the strikers' planes, in that event trouble
is m. to follow.
Dads—trawl!”
its-war. N. .l., June sa——Aa explosion
in thsfflriiylag room oi the liahway 0.
00m 's works nearly wrecked the
wig-tun, in rsdthresoitbewrwk-
men awlonsly reed about the hes
audbodyafunrtb-Iartlaflresn oi (Tali-
brainstraat.
llalhasI-Msdlnalsfler.
Jamar Cur. Jase Ik-(rapialu lawb
oi the Americas ltas eta-skip Cheater
employedna italic-siren lewkorkte
“ammonia-bolus. lssomeway
Itkestaemwasturaedintetheboilwaad
tkeywwsall badly-aided.
Manet Inn caters lasts-Isa.
Borrow. June m—Jne court martial
ant-st Colonel J.
regimeetJaiao
mltyeimbrar
to be dis
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ilang’es t Homers
In thecity.
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Young Hector Says it is All a
Cateoildlstakeuldentity.
nmuvumarm.
file-Ia sdtla Manor. Though. Ara Ilsa
flat I It. I”. ll- loan lab—Aer
eased at leadllag a dollar-Detectives
out no. num. latty." '
lisw You. June ll-Jamea I. Hector.
a young real estate broker, who lives at
Dueliundrvd and Thirty~alsth street and
the Western Boulevard, is locked up so
cused oi swindlinga sailor out oi £100. In
court hewas positively declared to he a no
torious “bunkelmau” by several detectives.
He insists he is a victim oi mistaken iden-
tity. Areporterinvtstigated thestatemeut
be madeiu eenrtaud louud hebadworkad
for a lawyer who declared bewas absolute.
ly honest and trustworthy. and that the
charge against him was absurd.
lie was erected by Detectives Gradyaad
Loskln oi the steamboat squad on the com-
plaint oi Malcolm McCauley. a sailor. who
says he was swindled early in the day out
of m. hicCaulay met lloctor in thestrert
afterward. charged him with the theit and
handed him over to the police.
The detectives hurried their prisoner be,
fore Justice Voorhis. in the Jederson Mar.
ket police court 'l'kere liocter protested
against his arrest, declared he had never
seen thesailor until the time oi arraataud
asked that a court officer be detailed to in-
vestigatehis character. lloetor is a short.
stout, smooth laced. well draaod little
man. in court several detectives who were
there with prisoners identified him without
a moment's hesitation as a bunko man
known as ”Little Fatty."
in vain Boelor protested. liia identill'
cation was apparently com plete, and Jus-
tice \'oorhis committed him in 82.0!» ball
for examination.
Ilia story (enchanted.
"Some one shall pay for this." aid the
prisoner. "My lather is head gardener on
the Ottendorier estate at One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street and the Western llouie-
vard. 1 live there with him. For three
years l was confidential clerk lor Lawyer
A. C. Franciaie oi Mo Broadway. handling
thousands every month. and now i am
locked up as a swindier of sailors. it's a
shame, and l propose Io make somebody
sweat for it. For 'Little Futty.’ am it
was no a»... u."
Lawyer Franciale. when informed of the
arrest last night. Mid that some grave mis-
take must have been made.
"Young lloctor.” said he, "worked for
Incas cmddentlal clerk for three years
During that time he was in absolute con-
trol of my accounts. handling thousands
oi dollars every month. A more strictly
honest man never lived. The charge is
simply abeurrl.
let a I’lagalbla Stranger.
Sailor McCauiey arrived on Tuesday
morning on the stem mcr Thomas Perry
from Philadelphia lie baa! English sov—
ereigns worth Not) in his pocket. nnd be was
bound for his home in Scotland. licen-
gaged passage on the steamship State of
Arizona, which sailed yesterday. lie went
to the atearncr'a pier M the foot 0! “'rst
TWenty-ilrst streetlnng Minn-sailing time
yesterday morning and tell into convemov
tiou with a plausible stranger.
The stranger told Mcl‘anlcy that if he
wanted to make 060 he could introduce him
toa friend who wished to send as valuable
horse abroad and who would pay 060 to a
man who would care for the animal.
McCauiey says he was led to a stable in
Hudson street. where a short, stout man,
with a duet: moustache. was found rub
biog down a big bay horse.
"1 want to and my horse over today."
said this man, "but I don't ktow you. l'm
running no chances in these hard times
ll you’ve got any money to put up as a.
curity l’il give you a receipt. lend the
horse at once to the steamer, and you can
collect on the other side."
The sailor handed the man 0‘») in Eng-
lish money and then hurried back to the
ship. when he waited in vain for the ar-
rival oi the horse. lie reported the matter
to Detect“. Brady and Locklu
While he was talking to them mitbepier
he dashed into Thirterulb avenue. looked
sharply at a stout young man who was
walking up town and then hurried hock.
"That's the man!” he nit-d "lie took my
my."
”but this man harm mmtuhe."remarkad
[later-rive My. "You told us the manwilh
the hoses a “tactic.”
"lle's the mas. i know he is. lie husband
0! his mustache."
Bo positive was NeCaalry that the do-
tectivesarrastad iheman,whowaa Honor.
lightning Irv-eh the ”gm
le HAVII. June in, w‘i'lw light-hip an-
chored ol the new breakwater u n» struck
by lightning. Tillman-t nu». Jutland
and the M otherwise bully ”united. lint
no one wu hurt.
I m In tho Pension fill.
WW, Jana u~1nm will been
pension deficiency for the current decal
year, which ends June 30ml, but a sun
plus at about ammo will be turned into
the nee-am
Will last at KW lest.
Warn-rows, N. Y.,.laue sa—w’l'ke an
anal Inc-amt oi the New York state
divisional the Boss “Veterans has .
laetad Hiddleport. I. Y.. as the next place
at meeting. H...” mm
“dismount-MM
lilo Barn. N. J.. Jase la—Jlkeodove
Buekalawfll nave omitted irons stran—
gulationiaa restaurant here. It is any
male swallowed a poetic-nib
Ankh-mauve“
New liavll. Jase nan-pt Ayaak,
thehrsklaadealerie asleetsiwumwke
was-swam ta thisettyos their-gen
Mummies-Meal.
beat
rer- m at ran-ea.
mnbanuié'fi‘nrlr run-0
to am-
rast m atalettlaas.
”Drown.“
'firmflr resist—45M“
auras-h nee-sunning
nuisan- ,
THE KANSAS CYCLONE.
lliteaa lessens Ware Instantly [lied and
'lsaylai-sl-
Torus, June tar-The worst cyclone
that ever visited Kansas sw over a see-
tlon oi the country in the river
valley.” mil. east of lined mllewidc
and 0 miles long. completely destroying
every house, tenor and building and killed
instantly ll people.
After the stormltad pamad bythe people
oi Perry and Lawrence were summoned to
the-cent. Thedemolitiou wasawiul,and
the hunt with lanterns over the wind
swept spot tor the dead and dying was
commenced. All night long this work
was in progress. A corps oi physicians
iron the two towns were quartered at
Perry. two miles distant. administering to
the wants oi the crippled and maimedr
while citizens from the towns were gather.
ing the dead and dying from the pram.
and Isyingthem out in a large building
(or that purpose.
Theatrlpoi country swept the cyclone
,lsaa barren as a floor. in illiamstown
schoolhouse were iound the dead bodies oi
the lilneside iamlly, consisting of lather,
mother and four children. The youngest
child is without its head. it being blown
orcnt of and carried away by the wind'
One of the children was found three miles
from the house. At Arthur Evans' farm. a
quarter ola mile northeast oi Willlno
town, everything is destroyed. Thoaewho
were killed have been buried. An historic
landmark was destroyed by the cyclone. it
was the old stonehouae on the binds ot
the Kaw river. once owned and occupied
by John Brown.
BASEBALL SCORES.
'A‘I’IOSAL “will OAIII.
At Brooklyn»
Wuumou.osoooooto
llrnoklyn....l o 000 O l ill
Duryea and McGuire; Stein
l'mnlre-liclanuhllu.
Al mllll‘lclplilfl" ll.
Newk'ork ..... 0 i i 0 0 0
l’hiladelpbia...l l o I) 0 0 l
Baldwin and Mulligan; Keefe and (' vrncnls.
Umpire—‘Lynr h.
At Boston , ileitlmore-lloslou-No game on
account of rain.
At Cincinnati—
ILL!»
f‘lticagn........l.01000l0~!§0
i'lnrinnaii..... 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 ii 0 0 4 ll
Slauck and Kitiredgo; liwyer and Vaughan.
l'mplro —i~'cward.
At St. llml!" ttJl. :.
loui.r1lle,...0 0 0 0 l 0 ll 0 out 0 a
Silliula ...... $0220000nv— 92
is 1 Gun.
um. l'mpirr Mallory.
Ali'lcvstllmd
Pitt-burg ...... 0I000000|L
Cleveland ..... 0 o 0 0 i) o l l i- 3
liliret and Miller: ('nppy and Zimmer.
pire» MrQnarlru .
ennui! erasure GAMES.
6
titration and “'raver: llreltrx Ir u ml
It.
I
At liuflliltr~
liuiialo .............. l o 5 5 3 2
\t’llkrrharre.. 2 l 0 l 0 !~ 7" 5
ihrnnml l'muhan: Nor-dull. Sim‘kdnlr and
laltv. l'trmin l'mpn’r-a
At I’mleicnm- , l’ruu i. lil'i‘ Troy game pin!-
punul on m mun: of rain.
I‘rvurtk Class I'm-taster;
Wasummvx, June :3. —The iollowing
lourtlr elm o runtniasters were appointed:
i'mmw tic-m J. .l Northrop, Newtown; D.
Swill. simi. -. liielxrflrltl.
Xv“ Yuri. lrn T. Tniivy. (‘nlrm (‘ E. ilarrup.
by... .mr; Juan-rt It lmmn. ’lt’lni' )liila:
Fun}. Wood “MW: ti 4', Sltl'nbe.iirernrlll¢:
W J. llurkr. .‘llnl‘lillr. i‘ A. limp". New Lie
iron: .I. if. )lcktivlimms. l’milsvilie'. David “'lu-
kll”. South Valley: .\. i- Jnmp.:iummit; W. H.
9,-‘m, Welle’ lo nlgu; lmrnw llaldwin, West
lit. Zuoolhlvlll“.
l'rumy lvamn A. 1'. Thompson. Airy lialezl
l. lbtli. ltirchar-lvillmii." .‘ianwal'ring. Brook-
field; ll.1'.linyd. i'lark'u Mills: \V. K. living.
Egypt: J it. lirwrnkrans. l'alrrlale: J l.. Stew-
art. "ward; Jtmph i‘.r;»trrumaker. licalhe
ville: W A. Hitler. Lansing“: Mubael bulb.
lawis Run; Mrs. Ellen llawlry. Little Meadows;
ll. F. (‘hic-iat, liorkluil l'nrnm r; J' ,\l, (inner,
bleileraviile. iiwrge l'arker. Washingtonian).
'Inworlra Wrecked a Building.
Krw Haves. June zit—A tervidc explo
slot) occurrni in an ltniran boarding house
at l2 Franklin street The building is a 8~
story brick structure. The two upper
stories were wrecked and timbers, brick
and lurnlture were blown in all directions,
but by something short oi a miracle. no
one was injured. The only lact- lhe police
have been able to get are that the room in
which the explosion occurred was occupied
by llonaventpnro hinugiero, and that he
was engaged In the manulacture oi lire
workn lot Fourth oi July use oracle. He
has disappeared.
”die” sun at I’mwaada.
Tosswism, N. [Joni-‘23. -Alllsqulat
here. There were sent lrum lluilalo ill!
Poles, and this number was supplemented
by laborers from l'itislmrg and other
plans. There appears to he no lack oi
men and the supply is increasing. but the
lumbermen my they must have proteethm
in order to keep them at work. The sol-
diers will probably remain here a walk
longer.
“In. lively Intact-0b.
(timer lsuso. June u—le the Athletic
clubhouse Mike leeward knocked out
llmrge Reynolds in nine rounds; Billy
Ernst put Billy Vavnm.tha llavsratraw
brickmakcr. losiasp in eight rounds.“
.loe Butler. colored. gave Jim Daly. Ca
hett'a reopening filth". his quietna h
its rounds.
A Cl” llsu W”.
N" Y0". June 21!. wlienry Sheldo- .
00., eolee and tea annual-aloe manhunt.
and dealers have tailed The law In: d
Taylova l’arkarhasbeen put teekargset
the bonus and will neieuvor as soon-m
albie toasttle with the many creditors.
One Ian fart-elite Drain.
New Your. .lnoe amon- more “I
ha» resulted iron: the l’arkvlile tunnel ae-
citlmt. Andrew J. Bartholomew died gt
the Norwegian hospital This bvla’tka
total deaths up to date to eight. Two“
era oi the island may die.
l-arOa-etla Irv-swam
lllntllltolaw. Ala. June 8.~Aa no.
loss” rumor that m- nm National
ukwwuflyurm '0'
arena that mutation.
eminent-teat Hummers.
haw-m.
u Ines a Newspaper.
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m at say-it is aksatte
Aruba Dealer
masseuse-n. 9
' catheter John J. liaiekiaaseJertkedis-
it Is nilfllmunnrn.
The Husband oi the Mysterious
Mrs. Davis Makes Threats.
me turn OOHIHTBD SUICIDE.
A lass-d Tragedy Involving 'lwe Unknown
renews ls Brewing—landless! lanai
“the Intel“ mtkofrwyloathrl-
meal-ran" In Danger.
Sew Your. June ta—A murder may be
the sequel tothe suicide of the woman who
jumped from the upper deck oi the Troy
line steamboat Saratoga some time alter
midnight Wednesday while the steamer
was on her way up the Hudson. When the
Bar-atone on her return trip arrived at the
pier at the foot of West Tenth street a
young man dressed in a dark cutaway coat,
light trowsers and a thrby hat was stand-
ing at the bulkhead. As accuse the gang-
plauk had been shoved oil he went aboard
and inquired lor Captain T. D. Abrams.
lie was very nervous and twisted the ends
oihlsbrowumustache as he asked to see
the things thathad been fouudou the alter
deck. They were brought out for his in-
spection—s corset. a pocketbook in which
was about Oi. a vial, three handkerchiels
and fragments oi two letters
“They belonged to hp." said the young
man. ”She said she would and her llie in
the letter I received yesterday alternoou."
The scraps oi the letter which had been
found with her other effects were put to-
gether. and read as tollows:
ll others be as fair.
What In that to use?
i neither know not cara
for than an all to me.
7. J. (.‘oclllal.
long may you live.
"are! In! m be.
“all He. the children.
One. tWo. three.
Cochran In Danger.
When the young man saw the letter he
clinched his list and ssid: "That’s the man
that caused all the trouble between me and
my wile. 1 will kill him on sight—l swear
it!"
Captain Abrams asked his name, but he
relused togive it. "if her body in recov-
crcd i will hear of it and take charge of
it," he said. He would not leave his ad-
dress. beyond saying that he was stopping
in Bayonne. N. J
' That the woman started out to kill her
sell there can be no doubt. (in Tuesday
afternoon she calladat M. F. llender’sdrn
store. corner of Fourteenth street and
Ninth avenue. and asked tor a tounce vial
. ol chloroform and a similar amount oi ai-
cohol. "Mother uses the chloroiorm tor
rheumatism." she said. The druggtst do
clined to give her the chloroform and sug-
gested chloroform linlment. She would
not have that. A mixture oi chloroform
and alcohol would do. she said. Abounoe
mixture. containing live oi alcohol and one
oi chloroform. was put up and labeled pot
son She gave the name oi Mrs. Davis,
bin for the prescription and departed.
3t 5 o'clock she went aboard the steam'
boat and to the parser gave her natures
.\irs Davis. St? “'est Fifteenth street. Fil-
teeu minutes before the boat started she
mailed the cabin boy and sent him to mail
two letters. He remember! that one was
add meal to Bayonne and the olherto some
address in this city. “’bm the Itmmboat
was out in the river, she went to suppa
and then returned to her room.
illsa Was iiweet Faced.
At {o'clock in the morning noon! the
deck hands found a shoulder cape oi lash—
ionabie make. a legbom hat and the key
(or room ll» on the fit-wk nmr thr rail. lie
went to the staircase and discovered the
handkerchiefs, the hull emptied bottle and
the scraps of letters. The berth had not
been disturbed. The handkercbk-ls were
wet and smelled strongly 0’ ehlornlorm.
No trace oi the woman could be iound.
llruggist Bender describes the womanas
saweet faced little body, neatly dressed.
“She wan quite pleasant." said the drug-
glst. "and the last person in the world
who. in myjudgmrul. would take her own
Ille."
At fit? West Fifteenth street Mrs. Davis
is not known. Three lamilica live there.
The postmaster in Bayonne does not know
the young man, and does not remember a
letter addressed with a lead pencil passing
through his other on Wednesday.
Thepollce of this city and Troy are in-
vestigating the ease.
In Kern Pleads lies entity.
le YORK, June fl—Nrs. Fannie Kern
pleaded not guilty to murder in the first
degree, ller counsel entered that piss with
the specification that the lion was in-
satveat the time of therein 0a lay!
lastsheshotafl poisoned hercblldrvnaud
> shot Israeli. ,
Prisoner Inc-ad la the Jan.
Deters. Jnna Il.-lt is rumored that
three-ten were t is thehll at Virginia
on the evening our the the. were
aevevreleasad nomlsll,aadtheire
valet-wen toned amengtke ruins oitke
ill W
capo!- are In an lacuna dept-m.
(issues, it. 1.. Jase maesptaie new
A. Bell. easel the-eat prominent mee-
eheatsat was corn-titted to the
'rleade' m asylum at Hunts
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Ila leak-mien Requested. .
llarrroso, June tie—lateral Revenue
Islet oi Macedonia-d “bushland.
dinette-oi tkeplvaldent ruined his
lee.
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, South Norwalk. ".1
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for
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Best is cheapest,
as it lasts longest.
Be sure to get it.
Makes an'everyvday convenience of an
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Prepared with scrupulmxs an: Highest
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2 large lots Burrm Ave.
4 Good lots
Woodward Ave.
9 line lots
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice Lots
lincnln live.
I5 Sightly Lots
‘ on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
tho Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantcc 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
or amount to suit you.
if you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
Hm
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilice of
"“00 & G0l0Eil.
Wasrurmrozv 81.,
or on tho romisoe of JOHN
KINDS; so at tho oiiico of
The Old Well Cigar 00., 83
Washineton street. 027
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sawvsrt's
Dandelion
Compound.
inelastic as a
Tonic
on
Appetizer
dlrlsg this
Hot Weather.
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E. G. TOMLINSON.
LICENSED PBABIIACIH.
Successor to l. M. EOYT.
thousand artful coutrivancea all the delicious
adore of the garden are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet is impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors oi a
thousand ilornl beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman, lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all thecholoe var-
latices of Perfumes none can compare with our
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POST orrrc‘ BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled andjhtractedylthout pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
um SKI 0? 1'2"“ 0! RID BITBBIIt
$3 $0
No butter made no matter how much you pay
Teeth extracted without pain. -
(Has. Vitillwd Air or Arophene).
Teeth rimmed. - - - - Tho
Teeth tilled with Amalgam, - - Ill
Teeth filled with Platinum. - — Tho
Twill tilled with linlll. - um and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Office open from I a. -. until 0 p. I.
Entrance No. it Washington at. 00 l!
E.0.Morrissaieio
fl Sudhsry 8t.. lotion, lass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
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Bank Sales.
Bani Vaults.
Bank lault Doors.
A!
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Thlaatlalaslutkl'tlld.
mam III. Item pn-
eem their Outlets.
exonerate
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We are in an age of Perfume. and bya
Norwalk Chronicler