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GENERAL HARRISON'B VIEWS.
Ooh-e“ semen-run. “m
lblaytss.
took plansonthewstersotthe’l‘hames.
Referee Bimprsthe word“go" iron:
thebowottheyseht Poliyat mos.
Yalarowingthirtysisstrokesand flar-
rsnl {any strokes tothemisute. The
Wafsqfimmpnthem
thehadudlenargwhichtheyheldtor
tbelssttwomilo. Yalepised halt a
:lauflss Willi 3.3m :lggggizmnzsdminmntioumnt
w‘mm a (“gym-”d "Doyon'expectthe Sherman act to be
you a thirty-sis stroke. Title—Ylle. ’
teammate.
Thetilriwnaewthas crept ahead a
llarryLQsissmIYaleW,-d Ii. ittle, mufiebiddin‘ol their»
“Watch-cam!!!“ tain, the m mum-hum:
W“ mm their mas-Hg;
Mohammedan-u, “yam Imi- to (nun-Id thew-anato-
“lt is very interesting." went on the es-
president, "to note the attitude by our
Democratic iriemls at present. They all
appealing to the Republicans to be patriot
lc—nn appeal which we have seldom lulled
to respond to—but previous to the passage
of the Sherman law. when the Republican
administration was struggling with the
financial question. the great aim at our
Democratic (fiends was to 'pnt Harrison
in the hole'—l don't say this to excuse Re
pnhlicans lrom being patriotic now and
flamdhmmm'
mfllfln‘tbaetberrfluswsuv “Madman: who
’flhilsthtarsbathflsmbetemwm‘, ‘lfi'r’ .
“ban-hue” was reached. ,
“meow“... J. It "i "um.“ "I“ M heme
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"I don’t care to spat about that I
don't know how well in hand the prai-
dent may have his will team which he is
“W"
In answer to a question as to whether be
attributed the present financial crisis to
the ellects ol the Sherman law. he said he
thought a great deal more blame waslald
at the door of the Sherman lsw than it do
served, but that it its repeal might tend to
restore public confidence. “only byworh-
in; upon the imagination ot the oblio.
He expressed himsell as his conti-
denca in Gorernor McKinley’a reelection
u ”I“ hflynud CH Wu . . . lle relusedto inik eitherupontheprohahls
repeal of the McKinley low or the pardon-
Tm—Yah, MM; Harvard, 25:111. ing 0! the anarchists by Gorcrnor Altgnld.
Thor-ester!” Cummlh that IA 3.6 OIL FIRE.
haul—phoe- the Thames and the —‘
Matthew-eds. Yale
basaowwonelsrsnsnd Barrardseren.
dies 1” Yalshaslat notoneont of
«idem
Andrei-gm mys: Not with-
helahtyesss burial-momma
“thaws! this eityosthadayot
wwrwmmm-m
whedahsad'ptssoaahteaewtbe
The Standard Oil Company last Ina]
Thousand Geno‘s.
Susan. K. J.. Juno 80.—-’l'iu- Standard
Oil company‘s loss {mm the big fire at its
works on the Pascale river front. near the
marattbs'os‘ld’ifsi.
M land. .d 1* w
Erie railroad depot. will not exceed mun,
so the superintendent ol the erh dirt-
sion believes.
The In mixinatedin an explosion inone
«that-ska Pursuin- It lnnIr-d as
"not y the whole oil plant was is be
destroyed. but that the in would utand
to the lumber yards and big thread mills
that are located close by. and that the
burning. floating oil on the river would
carry the tire slung the wharvesand among
the river craft.
Each oi the large tanks couldn‘t.”
‘ gallons ol oil. and there are fire at these.
besides-the smallerones ol lighter capacity.
While the biasing oil. which ran from
’ the Mill-gallon tank that had exploded.
was hosting about in therirer, it was sent
that two fine steam yachts were in (longer
of catching lite. so they were quietly cut
. . . . . loo-e from their ml'nringn mu! tum-II toa
I‘m” m’ h 6' Ii. 1” eater place down the river. The old public
Wr bath house. which floats neartheoil works.
(p f' w" .4 “a, h" u. b”l!- “mtthllm-hm was about matching on». when it wu’sared
“M W“ 30.3"“! fl W W '0' m by swell directed etresm ol water. line
’ Chill) gallon tnnk and three having a on
91¢in 01 amlgnllons each burst. nnd this
oil ran into the river. The loss 0! Tornn
kins limp. . whose lumber yard adjoins the
oil works, is placed at $2,000. The plant
will resume operstions next Tuesday
Ir. no Int Cite Batch, ot Union
MJsfltawatodayloraaojnmsata
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lieu-Isl sad I'- ma Dyahee. ct
trait Vale, Cat, are visiting (i. Y.
“Romanians-Vista.
moms—wad aw.
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The Dating al the Hellfire.
llorst All’llh‘slth'll. N. ii. June 30.——'l'he
business programme 0! the New York
State Pm Association convention was
concluded with the election 0! the old lew
Matin- oomruittoe, consisting 0! lion.
he. slw Its use the m ('hnrlus n. Skinner. Albany; r; n. Butler.
. “m hum ebb Budalo,aml W, ll. Clark. Cortland. were
. of - continued. (lilies-rs (or the ensuing year
selected as follows: President, 1’. l’. Hall,
The Journal. Jamestown; vice president.
m ”a W aural. ”W John A, Bidding Mall and Irina-nun Saw
W York; John ll. fen-ll. 'l‘lmul'nlon,
Albany; L‘. K. sanders. The News, Nunde;
John A. Ward. Journal. lmhport; L.
Vanderwater. Jr.. The Sentinel. Hemp
Mdflmmkflk stead. l. I. secretary and treasurer, A.
i*.~u ' .m... U. llunneii, Thei .ertiriser. guanine.
I" m Executive mmm tire“ nrnce . napp.
aw '“ “ Advertiser. Auburn; l‘lmrlrs S. Mmmer,
(‘itium llerkimer; “‘illet Y. Cook, Judge,
Sew York; (3. A. Willard. llersld. lioon-
riiir; Louis MrKinaley.Cmsor. Predonia
This morning the party left on a spade!
train (or Montmivia the steamer Paul
Smith throuuh the lat-him Rapids.
My Marts I‘m“.
Nsw “ringworm—Lieutenant l’eary’a
and they-eel leaves lorths north by way
at lama island sound. Theron up the
mastwillnothsmadelnanylrsathurry.
asurntrnant l'saryistostonathisurth-
plane. l'urtlsnd.Ns.. for a tew days sad
then notoBLJoth.l From there
the Falcon will go to labrador. touchlnx
at Godhbh. lint-umber; and at Upon
ssvih. lawn Greenland, [or more
[lowdoia bay. on theth side at Whale
sound, will be reached about Ann. L and
thereahottse will be put npas the head
quarters at the expedition The Falcon
wiiithea return wilt. Johns and wait our
tilthesnmmer at I“. when shelttore-
turn [or the party.
moor, June .wThe anarchists. Cant.
well and Y
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royal (anally. l’ter alluding to the at
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0 ' PACKSJ FOR 250” Spring. Announcement.
um Ill mm or EVERY autumn“ AT ...."°.,““g.3.m°“ $313223: Fumisiiin _,
STURTEVA‘NT’S BARGAIN HOUSES, Youths’. Boye' or ’, Children’s} ~ ~ 1 g
wear. from the cheapest to the
ship will out lmwsers tonight at 3 o'clock. M
All:
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SomelmportsntCiewstothe'
Girl'sMurder.
gamma no tan tummy.
”a He Went Away Ila hid m
m Inspect lam—W Are u,
the halL-ls Bearded at Wealashlso
u’s—dltaewthsulrl;
llunaox. N. Y, June ill—immort-
deuce has been obtained in the case 0!
Fanny A. Wyckoil. who was found mur-
dersd in Mud Greek. near here, on May %.
(broiler Cochran and Detective Bryant
hare been w xrking energetically to OH!!!
evidence a» to the identity of the mur-
deer. The inquest in this case. which was
commenced on June 3. has been adjourned
wit-mi times, utter a number a! witnesses
had been examined.
Awitness has been found who will swear
that Frank Woolschlager, a farmer. who
liresa few hundred yards (rem where the
MLwas found. admitted to him that the
girlhadbesnsthis house s tawdayshe
loreherhndywaslonnd. lie saldhedld
m know where she had gone. Be posi-
tively assured more than a dosen persons
fwurssalwesksalterthehodywastoimd
thlthahsdneveraesn the girl lnhislila;
that she had never visited his home. and
that he knew nothing about her.
It h- bean proven that a peddler named
Welnatein. who lived in Woolsehlsxer's
house. was hastilyldriven from there to
Bud-non the day attsrthe bodywas
toned. and has not been sem lines.
In. Goons. a We! the murderedulrl.
testified that herlatherhad said to herand
othlmwnbersotthslamilystterthe dis-
emery at the body, “It you may against
msyonwillnsm tastilysgainst anyone
else." Be also threatened to out her throat
and has her mother‘s house over her head
it they said anything which would preju-
dice him in the eyes at the law. Ha is
known to have had serious quarrels with
the girl now dead.
Seen at Wool-ollager’a.
uany other important facts have been
obtained by Coroner Gochrau and Detect-
ive Bryant. Clarence Becker. a farmer.
who lites about 1% miles from the spot
where l‘nnny Wyehofl‘s
on Met ‘30, any: thatonths emllzolhlay
flhsarwharwalkinaalongtherosd nets
:dstanes hora Woolschlaser's house.
3? was alua
[If] dim-Ind
her employer. Farmer Rainer. on hilly 8.
Whale she spent the intervening time is
stills mynery. Thorough search and per-
sonal inquiry at ersry habitation tor miles
in every direction from the spot where-he
was found has tailed to discover when or
“th whom she stopped during those 21
ys.
Albert Findle. a farmer. swears that he
adw a girl nnswerlng Fanny's description
standing in Woolschlager's yard on May
23 talking to a man who wore light colored
clothes.
Simon Larlnsky and his wife live with
Woolschlager and his lamily. Larinsky
works on the (arm and at times peddles
goods throughout the county. llla state-
ments are not as straightforward as could
hdulred. and many people believe that
like Woolsehlaxer he could throw much
light on the case it he so desired.
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can. us must. Prop.
Albert Welnatein. a cousin of larinsky.
is also a peddler, and lives in Wa-aic. on
the New York and llarlem railroad. His
name is spoken of as one of those who
knows more about the case than he iawill-
Ing to tell. It is known that he was at
Woolschlager’a house two days after the
Wyckofl girl left Rainer‘s so mysteriously.
lie went away. but on May it was there
again and remained tor (our days. He was
thereonsemoreonhlsyfl.bntlefton the
following day. bring that on which the
body at the murdered rl was found. only
too yards iron: “'0on lsaer’s house
it is reported that on that day Wainstein
said: "1 hadhetter get out. They might
suspect me at killing the girl." Weinsteln
is now In Wasnic. Coroner Cochran sent
him a snbpwna n low dayafagn directing
him to be present at the inquest to be held
next Saturday. lie sent back word that it
the coroner wanted him he could comesnd
(st him.
Tit-stunner has not gone ‘tor him. but
has issued an attachment tor his body and
placed it in the hands of a detective. who
willieanlorWa-saletodayandhrin'the
man to Hudson mflatnrday. where hewill
plain his aetlon to
Will Talk at L‘s-adds rule's-Isaac.
Norman. June n—la-Premier Mer-
Irnmarowa. Conn. Jens ”r“!!! the
western: Innis tournament Andrus. us.
and Bones. Jr. N. we- theehslnpionshlp
olths college In doubles.
Mass and I‘ll...
Kn You. June filo-Broker llnriqusa
Islet yet out of . and hiss-allant.
Frank llllsnn. is etil in Jail.
ABBREVIATED WIRINGB.
The child ol Joseph and Mary!“
Mia court is Nisorltwhils itspar-
satswwsontrtallorahandonlnglt.
VlesMaural Calms-80m!" was ap-
pointed to sneer-d Via Admiral’l‘ryon.
whswestdewawiththsVlsteris.
0a the heade- Bleak I: there
of vsr.the
Melt-rudiments sassriyssssien
m.
Judas! h at Jerseytfltydhsisssd
and that jurors tor eon-a-
diet.
'Pflvstsmmetthsrorty-srvmth
New Yerhmlltiswss hya
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H. KRIEGER,
Millinenjii cloaks.
We are now showingnnolegnnt line of Summer Btylos in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hate. Leghorns and Chip Flats are
the prevailing styles for the summer, and we are showing a
complete line of those goods.
W.-
Wo also have a full line of Ladiee' Sailor Hate in Sonata
Braids, Mllnnds and Swiss Straw in all colon from
250 to $2.00.
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A handsome assortment of Lediee’ Biik Welsh in Plaids,
Stripes, Navy, Cardinal and Black, from
$3.75 to $6.50.
i
Onefihundred damn ladies’ Welsh, comprising all styles,
qualitiesandsottmaterlslasll shades, lathe meet designed
oheokastflpeedatnty figures. and plain and colored grounds
from ‘
39c up £051.75.“
W
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Mshaeksmo Hotel Block.
at.60per cent. less than regular
pnoe. ,, , , ’,
Sale to commence *
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South Norwalk. 4 5;:
offer their entire stock of ‘
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mattc'l'lrelsadsinesayriis'aad
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GREGORY 8308.. lawn.
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