}
7 . '8 iii . ”HIDE.
:quy’l’hoosands in Line Today
at Indianapolis.
Probably liner li- Known.
- “I W Anni lit-«mystic».
'V ‘mmm Ills Ill; Baotou-4h.-
not lent-o- smt. to In. con-mum.
M For Commander In Chief.
tram. Sept 5.~Ti|0ummifl oi
7 . m lien in linetulny.nud
”Win,” it was expected to
, .m mountable in the history
:ihufirudArmyl'w With the beginning
_ , MIMI encampment was in
Illlblllt
, b was to mung sight. mu: the
“will irbo Viewed the long lines shouted
film-elm hoarse in their enthusiasm.
‘ W111i; Chit! Wciy‘tgt had up
pm “ m ‘ tort lsporn .whoroc
“hauls-ck.
- The non marched in platoons oi 12. [out
may“. and it required almost seven
point.
whinlsy most to Mrs.
same in both cases.
will he held. ,
tor the procession to plus a given
A future of the parade were Solute:
Martina-y along the line. which was
In at the German Veterans' invsocixr
ting @Wtapolis Light artillery. .
“I, Wilder Dcdlcutcd.
Ex-Prcuidcnt Hurrison dedicated Camp
» . the come bestowed upon some not
(his in width reunions oi regiments and
old unidim’societia will he in full blast
tor the remainder of the week. «About
. 3,000 persons participated in the exercises.
. , Mm Addresses by W. A. Ketch-
m‘. John T. Wilder. iorwhom the
M‘ named. and General Harrison. and
Winslow and the raising or the
mongol! stdpuhBWhen the ex-prcs'leut
3” need, was greeted with 3 vol»
Malawia- thrice repeated.
‘ “I“. Inducted to his fellow citizens for
. Vining unlined so long at the seashore.
. indulged in some interesting remiuis
m tending the park and surrounding
. 'Mhorhood in the days of the war and
. —- the bravery onddemtion to their
. ‘ihs Indium troo
at no conclusion.
lives
palm sud u Gullaut Soldier.
some time.
. Ioldicr." said the ex-prcsi
. . , . » - ed to open to the
world. in {deadly competition with thereo
artist)! the litter states. the story of lndi»
m's port in the grout rebellion But the
ct it all was that these regiment:
_ and these from Illinois, and
than from Ohiowcre all one. They Were
not Milan's loldleru. Ohio's or Illinois'
million. but soldiers of the United States.
. ‘wus one. the glory is one. and
visl comrades from other states ore
not hurt to exalt ourselves. but to take your
hands a comrades and share with you thr
[buy of the greatest result that was ever
achieved by war in human history. .\I y
comrades. these tents about us nrc pitched
dsyu’ march nearer home than chm
In, _ you dwelt here in ism. They will
i” III! [on day and vanish. You go it
your to the shelter of those root
Incl ad to the companionship at those
W from which you sepurntcd yuurseli
in “no at war and to which you returned
m In increased love lillll couwerution.
~ ”Youwillgo back to pick up the duties
' um miserably) with a higher sense oi
a. duties. 0! the glory and sweetness of
ab flu, then you had before you cams
"I to mingle with these comrades. to ll»
buMMng mugs and to stir web
with the rcmcmhrunws of those bloody
grundnephew of Napoleon l.
Patterson lionnpurle of Baltimore.
riflemen.
of the Seventh dmgomu.
[ruin the queen of England.
livum. in the All; V
Sull'rriln uni
mine from the king of Sardinia.
m In Chief Cumldutcs.
Now that c ly proportion 01 the men
who“ uninuke the rules of the or-
m are on tho ground. the wood.
are that lvllhblc ldutes (or the other
gm iu chi The list comprises
Boner-l 8. N. Hurst. Ohio: Captain .1. G.
Rhinitis. his-subunits; General hi. lint-d
an“. NOW Juicy; Edgar Allen. Virginin.
M P. Hamil). Washington. and
JIII‘ A. Minn, Chicago. While. how-
ovar. Illihcss have their load nupporters.
ill-mm remains between the orig»
M William J. G. B. Adams
:MW“ Ind General 5. N. llurst
, ”only piece to for mentioned (or tht
& ”moment is unwln. Nah.
I I“. m Pout Ah".
mph-u. the! that encampment will
. '_ “We! Commandechim-rt
h Ionian: Poet of New York
for lotion in “opus: andI circulating;
approving t pen on polio
’ “Mutton“ administration. a
Willi ho "Mull to in the com-
M. and s resolution at up
. mil...“ ’m'“...““l”l"““‘
, . tt at rep
«Mme! the suspended post were in
for the purpose oi pron-tum
7‘ j‘firytrntlustlthllu-
‘ . ‘slortc to lee-tothmwm,
- ' ‘ The New York delegate.
"that the alert: would its nucleus. to
denied admission to the floor
pushed Ilene-um
ui blocks towltnns
electrical inunlilllllll'll o! the
'l'boro Wu In light at Ruby.
svold trouble of o scriwu nature.
cars swim at
no light and no attempt at one
v.
rumour til-mim- o3»...
8’
World’s fair on Thursday.
M We the m
M.MMNMMI
lies M I) s for Roms...
Corn burn it. 1..
women circa-ml in
. . 5.. gm.“
Helisirtiniimlil rats.
indmltflamwmco.
42 Built Iain that.”
some usrrmous POISON.
out In» our Killuti Dr. can. win
szvrn. Sept. 5,—The ottorucys undo-r
sons] friends of Dr. T. Thacher Groves.
the famous columnar. who killed himself in
e
. ' 3......“ him“ in h county iniihy taking some
. I“ e on nownpuison." ‘mo nu thl
m I! TflUlDBRlllG Gm cflortiohounocutopsycud none-t. it
is hintod that. Dr. Gum ended lib own
life with some mysterious drug or com-
bination of drugs which mold Olly hon
been prepared by an expert chemist.lnd
those who believe him guilty of the mo»
dcr of Mrs. Burnaby are said to be content»
plating connectlng the poison by which tht
tinctm utulcd his own troubles with that
contained in the unmet-hm bottle oi
mlvy from “be:
friends in the Woods." It is hinted that
the strungo poison mu ‘vcry likely the
Everybody except Mrs. Groves is satin
lied us I!) the {not at suicide. but her Honda
will not attempt to change her opinion at
present. as they believe it would only be a
unclean blow to her. The county commie»
sinners have decided not to bear the ex-
pense of an uutopsymud therefore uouc
Mr. Graves left a letter for the board oi
county commissioners. making the county
of Arapahoe to defray his burial expenses
to Thomson, Conn; also the expenses oi
his wife and mother and s iemolc escort.
He said he would not Mk it. but nil of his
mulls were exhausted. ’l‘he commissioners
discussed the request briefly. but arrived
"Under the Shadow of the Gallows" is
the name of Dr. Graves' book. which he
has asked his wife to complete. In his let
ter to her he states the hope that the sale
of this book to sympathetic friends will
provide it fund to keep her :md his mother
comfortably during the remainder at their
JEROMEMBONAPARTE DEAD.
Ila W» n Gnuducphow or the Great .Vn-
BEVERLY. Muss. Scpt. 5,—Jemnie Ram
parte died at his summer home. l'ridc‘n
Cloning. here. where he hm been ill for
Colonel Jerome Bonaparte tvns the eldest
son of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and
lie was born
in Baltimore on Nov. 5. lxlll. and Wits the
son of Jerome Bonaparte. who was the
only son of Prince Jerome. king 0! Wur
tcmburg. and his wife. the lure Elizabeth
Coloncl Bonaparte graduuiul at West
Point in NL‘. and until his resignation ol
his lientenuncy iu the United States army
he served on the lrontierwlth the mounted
He entered the imperial French
army on Sept. 5. loot. to; second lieutennni
lie served in the Crimean wnr against
Russia in LVN—5 us engineer at llnlukluvn.
lnker’mulm. ’l‘rbersinuml the sic-gen! Sc
busiupol. for all of which distinguished
urtiw services be was decorated by the sul-
tou of Turkey with the Mcdjidie order.
illnlit‘Kllllllli. oi the [legion of Honor oi
Future and received the. Crimean medal
mu cumpnign Mill in
the ltuliun (mnpuixn inguinal Austria in
lx‘vil. llo \\:i~ ”1... t iipllXI ll M Munich-lit).
\‘llliulh outpost uti'nirs. rt‘
ecu ll.‘..’ lul‘ i...~ gallantry the French medal
lied “aim and the decoration of ruiiimry
(in tho full of the. empire be escnpcdwith
his lite “iih dilliculty (rum the mutant
in l’nris. At the close of the war in lS‘ll
he returned to this country and m
the some year at Newport. R. 1.. Mrs.
Caroline Relay Edger. formerly Miss ’
plct on. granddaughter of lhmicl Wendi"
Cilll'Mm. Sept. 5.-'l‘hi- Luke Shore ope
clnl train for Ruby was not run. as iht
management of the ('olumbinn Athletic
club snuounculthnt the contests between
Jimmy Barry mul Johnny Connors and
George Laviguc Mill Young Griflo would
not take piece on scheduled. in View at
the action taken by (low-mm Motthewt
and the indium authorities it was deemed
prudent by the club management to post
pone exhibition for three weeks. and thin
Roar, hit. t. limi-lent: hundred oil ~
Indium notional gu uni
tortiflulwltb swords. buyout-ts sod rules. a
piling gun and many poundii of umnmni
tion. blouvuckcd here outnido the arena oi
the Colombian Athletic club. There wet
NEW Your. Sept. lt—Aumute lisrtholdi.
the uulptor. who drained the Same oi
Ubertymtwmponled by Secretory ltlch-
ltd Butler 0! the Bihtucol liberty com
mitten. went to the Battery cud rolled out
to Liberty lsbtnd. lls climbed up to the
toreh.cxumlniug critically every part
the counters. M. Bmheldl told he
no fault to and with the condition of tin
nation. It was» well preserved. but he be
lined the reflector-could be made men
powerful by the use at it mid pnpuntlcu.
nominal-s Oct-g to tho M.
Pmunrmm. iii-pt. h-«hluior Greer-l
Beowden and Brigadier (loner-l Drclml
sod studs. A portion of the WI stud
and the city troop left for Chicago. (lov-
eruor Partisan. lit-indict ileurrul Gohiu
the nnmlnder oi the governor'n suit and
wrnlingln'brdcd thc‘mslmt limi...
m o t in party rpm 1
the l’ennrylmulu day exertion ct thl m
You. Sept. lbw—Simon Section. I whorl
teacher. it yours old. at not root fifty-first
it
lyric. run om tyccroid Thou-c Gill»
tun. Jr.. on the Decca Purim. Thchlid
stared injuries from which he is likely to
pathogens
“woman
. Genuine Article.‘
Momma
toot. Jonson ten.
to launch. rmoyr -
“MAY mu. ’3!!! MIR.
All“! for Booth m dli
no is mouthewogo the.
Present Congress.
i
Minimum rennin: sun
”all! mod“. Blur-o- Kathy
the In... Both Ila-u Will Do Plum
can not”! Into tho I’inmlul Problem.
‘I‘Ic Plu- ol Ir. Voorbccc.
Wumxorox. Sept. o.-'l'hn qouuon or
mpculing the tax on state lunch. as called
lorin the Chicago pintlorm. is already be-
lore the scam in the shape oi a bill intro-
duced some days. tom; also lo the Butler
annulment to the “unborn bill illat ob
(credit: the shape of Another smcndmrut
to Mr. Voorhcrs’ hill providing lor the
extension at the circulation oi Minna]
bun .
Thhutior bill has been emectuslly sides
tracked. and th‘erqappenrs to be little hope
.cl resuming it. so that the but named
untcudnunt will go the wary of oil surrend-
ments to hills that have been killed by the
proccu til slow strangulation.
It is predicted. however. that an noon on
the repeal of the Bin-rum: bill has been rt
[acted—should thut ever be—thc proposi-
tion to repeal the tax on state lllllkl will
come to the (hint at oncr. and when it does
it is probable n discussion will be begun
looking to a thorough revision of the tintin-
ciul legislation of the «bunny.
Den-ton Distrust Sulr Ila-airs.
The idea of busing the circulating notes
of state hunks upon state or municipal
bonds does not tlud favor in the norm!!! for
the renoou that such security is not looked
upon or substantial enough to withstand
the assaults of the stock mnrkets and does
not obtain that high place in the confidence
of the people which bonds sud evidences of
the indebtedness of the federal government
hold.
Senator Gray. “waiting 01’ this matter.
thought the day was not inrdistnnt when
this whole subject. would hate to be con—
sidered and acted upon by the columns 0!
the United Slates. lie said the mnditions
today and iiimc before the unr..wben the
state bunks were in vogue. were as widely
different on ymsslblc. There WXLK no more
dormer now oi wildcat honking than there
would be of Attempting to ruiorn- the fold.
live slave law. He believed that the whi-
darn of congress would evolve some plun
upon which the currency of the [K‘upit'
could be hosed nod gin-n a stability that
could never be questioned.
The substitution of stoic bunks would
add to the currency 0! the people and in-
crease the circulation in small muinluui-
ties. where it was so often healed. in the
minds of other scnniors the idea oi issuing
more bond-t finds iuvor. while in ill-use of
others it is a nightmare that causes llllrrni.
and unrusineso. Whether such it pmpmi: ion
could curry is n mooted question. Sulllr‘ or
the strong men 0! the ornate tire on either
side.
Ilr. \‘oorbcu' l'iun.
Senator Voorhcrs is [it‘l’llllpl the most
outspoken champion of stale bunks on the
floor of the ornate. “'hut he int-nus by it
state bank is not the bunk so mlumoniy re-
nwudxvred nud ilssnflllril withidens repug-
mill! in goal honking [ll’lllt’iplr.~. but the
chartered Male banks which luiveo circu—
lotion board upon specie limit-«gold and
silver, His plan ulnomutemplntes govern»
mental supervision and illfllmilllll‘“. enm-
hiuution Willl'll will. he bellows. oil‘rr a so-
lution to the prubluu now lwfon- the [un-
plc null give them in system of banking in
firm and reliuble tut any ever defined by
mu.
Therein no “denying: the furl that u
bill with this and in View Will be only of the
first to be ntroduuyd when the house he:
opted to rules. and lieluueruts in the
2 thus early discussing the prob
Ability of its pusmr. in the who!» it is
unlikely that the Democrats will hove thr-
Iuietunec o! the custom Republican». they
now have in the attempt to repeal the
Sherman net. Whatever may be the bill
introduced. according to Mr. Vooriu‘t‘s. it
will be carefully hounded and guarded so
flat in no wuso can it be rimmed against
mneniiicrutic party that it in mixing to
return to the day» oi totalled wildcat
. no I—utc's has]...
Ibo senate bad I look and I'ul'isonw
“on. with little of interest to enliven
the procemlinxu The houw bill {or the
repeal oi A portion ottho Sherman not we»
kept steadily to the trout utter ii. moi token
up. and It was still lie-lore the senate nt
the time at adjournment.
Speeches Were mode upon it by Senators
Culiom. Coke and l'el'ler. Mr. (fullom‘c
speech was in (over oi titwouditiouol re-
peal. Mr. Coke's was sustnst it nod for
tree calm or silver (a purity to he rota-b
lubed by reducing the wright of gold hour).
uml Mr. l‘efler‘s mm {or the restoration of
the coinage net at no? and at the present
ratio at w to 1.
Am the minor inehlcutsol the u-sslou
were the m of the house joint rentin-
tlon making Supt. iii. the hundredth unhi—
terror: oi laying the corn-"Mono oi the
cupltol. A holiday in the District at Colour
bio. and the defeat of n restitution (8 to ll)
uttered by Mr. Allen for an miiournmont ol
the route in which at Labor day.
You: tn is m
Wunixorus, Brpt. t-d’nm Yo. the
numbing. Multimedia“ ml: in his
own country in with that it is only tour
below thu the ct the
Celestial titration: him.mntsd his
credentials to downside“ and ms tom
oily mutual by the letter a the or
credited diplomatic uproot-amino! Chino
to the United m
WWW
Valium. 6m. t-Jl'ln am Put»
Alerts-n cradle-l
lorutngntAl ’-
William?“ of
mitten-omens!
write-cl the. item to
“.ka W
Mme! cm. humus-m _
cute-dorm 50'2thqu mums.“ m“;
m runs 0 no press: m
tickle the [Instant shortly liter
w uthuti’il
h
the UMM‘
i
Full Diractloncwlillth
Each. Bottle.
.__.A-y....
lomlinsoiitfihumgpy
, pudendum ‘
comes iii THE BARN.
a» summit: Ilsa-cu o! rt:- unis-m
Won-u. '
. lithium-own. ll. Y..-8ept. ltd-A amor-
erotwhot has-ll the ”7ch at u
__ his mentor sndmnyproveto boo
, uuuinatiou illtl justbcen inudout
,Burllnlhum. at the loot ol the Shawna-
xufl’tnounuluc. . ' j
' The "cuts leading up to the supposed
murders data some time bark. Paul Holli-
Icy. u widower. who resided neor Hurling-
hum. molly married at young worm
who had been Working for him. Bow
siter the earrings llollidsy's house and
horn were banned. and his crippled son who
burned todecth in the house. Mrs. Holli‘v‘
day was arrested for urmu and held in the
Orange county Jail. when- «he hiruwetl evi-
o! insanity. She Will! sent to the
Sui. houpitul, and uulncqucully being ro-
leued the returned home.
The latter port 0! hurt week llullidny want
missed. lle had not been seen by his
neighbors sinus hurt Whombty. A wuich
ire-set on llollidny’s premises lllId,MDi.
Huntley coalitions-i u '60 her husband's
where-bouts. ,
She said he had gone toliloominxburgto
. ork as a mason. but on lln'ooilguliou
p ed her statements lobe. Mrs. llolli-
doxmtuic unto inquiries as to what would
removgiblood stains. and her actions be»
coming mysterious she won titrated. A
searching party was nunleup to look [or
llollidny. in the burn at Holliduy's place
they found under u lot of buy the bodies of
two women. One was thnt of u fleshy
woman shout 4.5 your: of age and the other
that of A young girl aged about l9 years.
in the body of the rider woman them
were eight bullet tvoundn Death hurl evl~
dcutly taken place in both ('tl‘tt'li about (our
days ago.
While the names oi the dead women or!
unknown. it is thought that they were
summer boarders 1mm New York city.
Coroner lioewh of \l'cstboro loos sum-
moned u Stiry. and loud phynieinus on: milk
ing it post mortem examination. The lu<
(guest will he held this niternoou. The
search for llollidny cominues.
CHOLERA SCARE OVER.
Only lb. “so of Ilurtln Eros" Now Ro-
III-III to Bun It on.
Jiille-ll' Cll'i‘. Scot. .1»le bottom in
not only dmppinx out of the cholera score
in this city. but the cases throw-insure
dropping out one by our. The only one
now remaining is that of Martin Frown.
whodicd at the ('ity hmpitnl. it \vus ao-
sumed that he had contracted the diam-La
iroui Mm. Josephine finiilh. of 3 Stole
street. who died :1) hours before ('mwv und
whose symptoms Were somewhat similar.
t'ounty Physician (‘ouvem mused Mrs.
Smith‘s body to be exhumed on Sunmluy.
and portions of the viscera u'ero removed
{or the purpom u! a born rioloxicnl exour—
inotion by Dr. Rims and llr. Jenkins.
The test WM concluded. and Dr. Riggs at
once transmitted the mmll to "with In-
MWWI‘ lienjmnin. it is to tin-riled that
no indications ol’ cholem \vere found in
Mrs. Smith's case. llcr dcoth was mused
by cholera morons
This mtislies the Authorities that “'il-
lion: Morton. Mrs. Smith» bmthehlnduw.
who livid in the some homo with her. chin
died 0! cholera niorhus. and then-lore
Crone”: cmstnndwlone. The quarantine
at State street “as ruiwl at midnight.
This was the only plow remaining under
qumntine. but the mniiury supervision
both oi Slate street and (Jnlwr Avenue will
be maintained until the end of the week.
Today ileulih inspector llenjmnin is en-
dcuvuriug to "Ice the movements of Crown
with s View to entertaining win-u» be con-
tracted the dict-lute.
odor-TWB 3695.
Former llcrnit Nnrrowly Escaped lining
Lynched ‘I‘on.
Lose lsuso Curr. N. ti. Sept. 5.—\\'il-
lhln Ihmit. a dairy hum. r. shot and
killed John Econ. it) years old. at mun-en-
polnt Ivonne. and probably mortally
Wounded lluvld i'ruwionl. iii yrttmolul. 0!
76 Grcenpoint avenue. ut his form in Bliss-
ville. He claims that u tron d of boys were
sonoylnu him and that he limi both bor-
rcls oi o shotgun into the air to lrightcn
them aw all In! no intention of shoot-
5 Any 0 them. 8min" declare that
a tired douhrnhly into themwdor boys.
I‘ll by thedud boy'shthor.umut crowd
oi neighbors caught llurmt. beat him ul-
tnoot into innensibllily and would hsvc
probably lynched him but forthr- nrrivul
oi Policeman "may. who rescued him
and took him into err-truly. The Egan boy
died in minutes utter being nhot. nml 45
hitchshut were taken from his chest by u
doctor.
Wind It It Com-r1.
Prrsstmo. 0., Sept. o. -— Nit-bolus You
stranded tbs «emoticon! his brother John.
He insisted upon seeing the corpse put in
the retort. lie was greatly ugiiutcd. and
when the cold tom oi ttic dad was brought
out nod choral into the retort om the
111qu he give way entirely. lie
in. curried Into the open air and mid upon’
the grass. in cohort time he regained por-
ticl councilman-In and began to rave vio
lrntly. Physicians report his condition In
my mm». .................
Trouble Willi trump no, l-trhn.
Cosmonaut. N. Y.. Sept. 5.4m coun-
try handout: is overrun with tmmphop
m M Hpmut limb snumherolthrm
riotous utter bring denied more
and “cited the lantern sod broke win-
siu the bursts. At length a number
at Vulcan Armed themselves and drove
'h' hop pickers from the loamy.
M the Ripper In notion].
humour. Hoot. Ila—Four women have
luau murdered lord mutilated within the
in tour days to combing. s smell vlllcgc
on the aim at Cutout. lo the Kathr-
luudn. All mm at the poorest clues. 'l‘ho
murders were committed ct night-rut the
India were dissected in tin manner prac-
ticed by Just the rum.
‘ uni'lin‘utmns.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
or m 0AM! on Banach.
VMOWEM Boat Work
A SPECIALTY. ,
itzvuiogtonitiimomunu
out]!
Mil. BENEDICT EXPLAINS
n. _President’s Friend Tell:
' About the Tooth Pulling.
was so TBIBTLBII dept ur.
we“. to; Dentist- w». at Work tho rust
Wu sun-us. or. and now. u— soc-a;
cud Alter the Operation Hr. (flunk-d
Played Cribbuzu.
NEW YORK. hie-pt. li.—-'l'hc World prints
the iollowinu today: Bunker E. C. lit-no
fici. the close personal irienil oi ' President
i‘levelnnd. tomb: is statement to a reporter
negrtnling the mourn-now “bound the swim
yneht Dneidn July i lost.
“The matter was diwnmml." mid Mr.
Bart-dict. “nod since it was llt‘t't’sstl'y to
pull one of the-president's teeth no con.
eluded to have it done nimrml the yacht,
when tin-re was perfect quiet und where
there warn lmb air and good light in
plenty. Rather than sit down in on old
dentist's chair in it little office in town one
hot summer day. the president (‘llillc aboard
my boat. and there‘s oll (limit that."
“How was the operation performed?" in-
ruircd the reporter.
flu but Not Doe II. . _
"lilou't know." lllitl Mr. Benedict. his
.‘ncc incoming very uterb all of n sud-loo.
'I wasn't there."
“Won the operation peril-mud while the
)nridn was cniisiniz in tin- sound at a
node-rule speed and whiledin‘clly oil this
loiut?"
"You." Mill Mr. lil‘llHlil‘l. who explained
that the yacht was cruising up mid down
'he mood oil ilmuumint. nppureutlv troll’
mg for fi~h. “The \l’lllt'l" .u tlm limo WM
unusually nmoorh. At first they pulled
rue tooth. That‘s ull.l think. they “'lllliL'Il
to pull. Then. i think. it piece or jawbone
came may, and the Si‘t‘llllll tooth had to be
extracted. Mr. L‘lvveluud stood the opera»
tion very well."
“It has been prinmi." said the n-purtvr.
“that the president was put. to bed nim-
the operation had been performed and that
he slept [or Ill hours. Is that true’"
“All bash!” replied .‘ir. lit‘ilt‘tlli‘l. "Not
sword of truth in that, Why. let me u-ii
you this. and you run “trim lnr your-sell
whether there can be any ruih in such it
report. [played cribiuue with the prod-
dent the. some evening. 1 have lite n-conl
of every dny's games we played iii-uni my
yacht now. We played every tiny. and the
president never miwd n mml.
“New! hope." continued .\lr. Benedict.
“that this will set evorylwiy all «he. i
wont to my that the prrmidrnt. never was
in better health than he is ill-luv. The talk
liblllli his liming lilluill's ill‘t'-l\\‘. (Mum!
and ulnnliicss knows what. is all rul.
I‘lshlng All [by Lang.
"You should see that mun m 1 row Lim
since that time you speak of. simulmtz in
the boot two hours belure sunriw. with a
fishing rod in his hand and u ilh that purv-
criul right arm of his casting u line. lion‘s
seen the president stood in the bout all day
long and [lab to his heart‘s content.
”And the prom.- my limi he is n sir’k
man. 1 liopt- your lit'ullhnr myown l.. lilll
is it“ perfect imluyue lsihe health oi the
[in-odour. (‘ould :l \itk mun uo lillmuzh
nil this extrtisr in no open bull on day
long? We “cut lishinu. mud \ve hauled
out ii big wesklish. Not one 0! limit
Weighed less than live month. and tho
president [wrsounlly caught Imllol the int."
Mr. Bent-diet said that the (disc imports
concerning the president and his limit b had
been of the greatest nnnoynme both to the
president nod to his friends. ..
Chorll-s Peterson is the sh-wonl aboard
the Oneida. lie one are" by u n-purler
and flfiliit'il ablmt the (lilt'l‘ltilllll that limi
been performed on board the Uneidn July
i. when President (flew-loud won it pause!)-
uer. Peterson expressed utter ignorance.”
All he knew. he solid. was that the presi.
dent had A couple of teeth pulled. lie
luuuhed at the reports printed thut tho
president had M'll confined to his bed
aboard the Ollt'hll [or 36 hours. his printed
in some of the report».
"l know that this is not true." said
Peterson. “The president was on deck
every day. how him there myself.”
lilll Dollop Inlally Shot.
Comm. 0. 'l‘.. Sept. 5.-—Thfl posse oi oi-
ilccrs in pursuit of the llnltnn gang re
turned empty hundcd. A courier from
Stillwctcr brought the news that a doctor
oi that town. who hss been ruining several
dcys, hos lust rsturncdundtell: s sturtling
story. He was called out 0! his olllec Sun
duy night. taken in chum by two armed
men not! escorted to thcoutluwr' camp and
conmdlcd rotlrcss their wounds. He says
that all are wounded. and pmlllvely two.
and poudbiy than. will die. one of those
nettmt death is Bill l)nlton.tho outlaw
lender. who has two bullets in hiulmliy and
s broken um.
‘I'ho film. !“ It or l-yth'c in.
Davin. Sept. 5.—~ unknomi man
who shot himseli in Lincoln pork Sunday
morning rub W. H. Smyth. A non of lies
corder Brnyth of New York city. Smyth
was ill yenrsof our and lord been u my-
muier in the United Stolen nrmy. lie
w» in dectltntc circumstances. Recorder
Bmyth has been notified.
new You. Sept. o—ltccenler Smyth
rays he has no son.
About lob” I But.
Now Your. Boot hm—Nsny limiter» in
the hunting honor of Berton! Weinberg".
H Elite! strut. Bruin: that ii burl cloned
Its doors. gathered in lrcutotthsdoornmi
«mm thclrmonry. The neighbors bo-
cotnin; clsrmsd at the noise and excite
mu drove the crowd away.
[cm for tho Valkyrie.
N“ You. Sept. li.-Whilo lord Dun-
nvon's yacht Vulhyriouvhlch tilled for
America on the morning oi Aug. U. is not
our-loo. tbm ls s little anxiety union;
rout-men concerning the near. Since
L1- im hu- thcothsr ride the Val-
kyrie not once been reported.
. May
macho Supt. lea- Wurst
* “W; “'3.“th
lull u a to
gut DMD ugh. Again) m were
sitcom tin mar-ammu-
when “opossum
Wfifim
. . ms
63.1““in will I. to
' Plumbing. Steam
innit notified the pollumnd several police ..
lo'ilOBl—l
auteur nut-nut g
cameos IVANSHORE
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mm
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to.
6:40 _
ROTOR I’OINT—10:45 a. 111,; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. 11:.
25c ——-——- EXOUI‘iSlON FARE ———.—- 25c.
CITY 03' ALBANY Will make a trip to the
point, Bondsy, '
mu mm: m ,
Cucumbers
Pickling.
unlit Zelufi,
r- H- out w
. ' Gas Fitting.
M'— with Air“ Steam mam
mo, Tin, Bins Iliii crockery.
untamed niillllil 8H8 52.35
10 mm GRADE.
l‘uctory work Attended to promptly. '
MNASHWO.
Cor. Main and West so
a Y’s n 4 2 on
insure your Life in the Conn. Generhl Lilo
Int. 00.. o! Hurtiord. Remember. young mun
tbstleuduy will insure your lilo for Sim}.
Andflc sduy will give you
out would: 'nnul'ns
It living. st b yam, or we.
ill Washington Street.
lentil Howrah
Makes an every-day (omnmce c! an
oiddim: luxury. Pure and wholesonl.
Prepared with scrupulous caru. Highd
swan! at all Pure Food Exposizions. Each
age makes two large ties. Avoid
lotions— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand. ~
IERRELL 8t SOULS. SYFJstcJN. Y.
nix ly
U. S. Pal-l on".
‘ 1318 to 1883.
Others. 436 Main Street,
hgrwnronr. cons-
BABY BARBIABES
unnucfiuu Paint
“on M to ll). 5 diluent stylus of
running-rs “flu wsrruntod. Bur-inn
on line our nickel piste-l. Our mm
mntol'up lured bridle- is extensive. A
upholsturcr in mutant “tandem. who tr
trim to order Ii. notice. v uni
"Willow uncut short clott-
sulcs. on sites. from Shiite M Propellers.
lrls‘ Tricyclcs. Iron. Wagons. etc.
F. ‘ BOY LSTON-
ROWAY’XON. 01'» 0mm K 8. Noah
“TL Doom.
.8 SHOE ruli’hir.
Ill “lath-sullen! ”a
'- Iutintituum." ’
J. SOHAUB.
a. b. «annulus.
Undertaker.
tsunami-ammo”:
c. a 1. n. BBLTOI'S ‘,
S. S. L’Hommeiiieu. lg’l. ”
Worms
One cake absolutely pure;
VOLIVE O". SOAP-
FAMOUS
lVO Rl N E .
WASHING PliWilER.
Hill WATER HEATH
STOCK, and you will get 1
Jumbo Package (ll lbs. see ?).
of lvorine and 1 Cake Olive Oil
Toilet Soup free, or two pack-
ages and two cakes of soap for
25c. For a limited timeto in-
troduce the Olive Oil Soap.
liihblehiiomstock
Ii IiiBTll Illl STREET.
EMurrisSaieBn
Successors to 1!. C. Ion-ls & (lo.
csmu. carom.
Bi Sudhury St, Boston, Hus.
Fire and '
Plumbing-Steam and Bat-Fitting.
TM and Sheet Iron Vlad.
Hot Air floating.
l’lnm sod estimates tarnished (or eithu
hot water. stem or hot sir hosting.
NEW .
t ,
Is now open and randy for buttons.
M SOUTH MAIN E"
R 6 st a u r a n
annulus Illllii. '
BRENNAN’S
rnr nurse is run cm.
Briducvorttlonu. nan!
All buildin and muchinc moved in ilrst
on. order. miv. r. cons ELL. Box are "r ar. '00 a as
Norwulk. Conn. ”178m I
an .. . _ _ . .. .-.., ..... .07.-..
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Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
BENSIT WORK Ill All KllllS
your ,
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
Health WE
The cut so» In on mm.
ISM“ in use. Always pre-
tam their contacts.
150 sold in Lynn law. since thst t tire
where w of our solos were sub cold ‘3 intonu‘
but. preserving their oontentli.
CHAMPION RECORD Also in the Grout
in $111 lithium the Great Boston fire
for circular. Agents wuutcd. l mu
Elihu rru RE
GREAT BARGAINS.
and we .
Guarantee “933d 3mg;
that the "”170. Julius.
work Paper humming Pilllll
will be “Mill.“ Autumn;
that you
may wish
done with fiWwfifih-E‘wfi?“
Physi :21 [gr Women!
MRS. . ii. A. warm
Can he wombat at hurdle...
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Flag and lsnhalt Halts
mu u “it mm-
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and
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mmuzsmr.
wggoigfimgofiug Norwalk at 2:30 p. to. Returning, leave
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‘ loblmttcr
with each ll lb. package of that « X .
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Hand 13c to DIBBLE 3566M.” . . ._
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