Omens,
TO THE VERY POLE
W Peary Plans Another
Daring Trip. '
WY LABDED Ill GREENLAND.
Mesa Balms Afters Sumo-fol Voy-
‘m Var Into ‘ Inn-era Waters-many
“than, of Dogs and Walrus lent.
mm In Winter Quarters.
.81“? '6.N. F. Sept. 6. -—The steamer
Mgwmtund tot this port from Bowdoin
H .I‘ Maud, having successfully
Mm the landing of the Peafy ex-
mflm at thtt place. The Falcon left
, ' July“. bound for Labrador to pur-
ohuethedoua ry for the success of
expedition. Altogether the party got
07 dogs. At Cape Yorke Peary got five
Eskimos to assist in caring for the
audio do tend work. The Falcon
at her ouoa Aug. 3. The
voyage was fairly pleasant. as little ice and
no barge were encountered. She made the
garage across Melville hay in “hours and
minutes. This is the quickest trip ever
made across the boy by ll hours.
Tens of Walrus Meat.
Arriving at her destination. the Falcon
~ Manchu: lass harbor selected and chrin-
“MM Falcon harborfllmllee north
of his former headquarters The party im-
ly began landing the stores and the
been. The house wastmmedlstely. set up.
after which the stores were packed in and
, about it. 0!) Aug. 12 the ship started north
at a walrus hunt. Peary. Entrckin and
Vincent accompanying her to get enough
. walrus to supply th'adogs with winter food.
The! W fourdsya on the ship and got
Littleton island. 80 miles north
Indtbe!) went within 15 miles of Cape Sa-
when an ice pack was met with. and
inbuetrable the ship was forced to
m vone walrus were killed.
turdihle meat weighing 2.5 tons.
The Falcon started on her return here on
the filth. Then the house was nearly com»
and the party was living in it.
were several men employed daily in
White)“ from the headquarters
mm ice camp. where they were
it! Miners for the great inland
expedition next spring. The work was
rerydiflicult. and only one trip could be
made daily even with the harms and dogs.
ltwlsfound that the house used by the
“what! been torn down and
“invasions purposes by the natives.
‘ M colony of natives living on Ingle-
fidd gulf moved near Peary to remain
with him during his stay.
to occupy the time till
winter in exploribg the adjacent country.
ndimndiately upon the opening of syn-lug
will start on his great ov crland journey
anions Bushland to the northern point
reached by him last year on Independence
aodthanee will proceed on far north
”if. hyasghle to get. even to the pole itI
' bong t apart of the plan is likely
to humid, as he hasdecidI-Ii to rI-tum
Wilmer and not to remain until Nib
“whia original intention. It has been
Wkly settled that the Falcon will re
mint him next year
No Tra'ce of Verhoetl.
Exhaustive inquiries concerning Vor—
heed, whowas supposed to have been killed
' hat” hyfailing into a crevasse. were
madehythe party. but nothing could be
hand of him and now no doubt remains
I to his fate.
Searchwas also made for the two \‘or
m scientists, Kclstcrmuns and Bjor-
Mwho left here early last year in the
sshhonerl‘tipe to explore Smith's sound.
ldblug in own of them at any of
the points touched, so it is probable that
theyaud audthe crew of four men are all
drowned.
The Falcon made a good passage and so
rlvdherewithont injury. ller northern
t'wna unaccompanied by any special
All the party were well and in
sflrlte at the time she left Fulcon
The staying in Greenland until
next year asfollows: Lieutenant ii. l-‘
Peary and Mrs. Josephine Peary; Mrs.
Ore-.HmPeary's maid; Dr. E. Vincent,
, . m Hours 8 J. Entrekln. second in
. ' fund; l.W S Swain. secretary; George
, chins. taxidermist; E. B. Baldwin.
‘ m ;.1' W. Stokes. artist; George
3.0m.
lire
Lee and J W. Davidson.
uh
S ug‘my’s stsnographer. return
um...
round a Woman's Body on the Beach.
Iguassu. I. 1.. Sept 0 —Wlllis Cor
iii hie family. who had apicnle at
found the headless and armleu
of woman upon the beach. It had
just been washed ashore from
sound. There was no cloth-
tbe body and nothing to lead to
mm» on the Ill; roar.
arr. Sept. d—ln a railroad sect
dIIton the Big Four read one man was
Mild, ad several were injured. The not
starred on the first curvevmtof
( mthrouzh a misunderstanding of
colours- Chlclfio uprcnII going east
straight train going west.
. Inlet-as Army Insurers.
Edna ll-The feature of theme
was“. the stormlnxsnd csptureol
”the western corps. 'l'bsilght-
mums. Emperor William
Naples. witnesasd the
w from I o(heist the westward.
It)”
Hollis train 3 lo 20 ailing“
So. llorwalkwliardwam to.
42 south Isle “mum
THEY USED DYNAMITE.
lrata ilnhbars Blew lip an In». liar.
bet Are Driven 0t
81'. Lows. Sept. ll ~Another train was
hold up on the St. Louis and San Francisco
road. this time with thcunique accompani-
ment of a captured robber. Express train
No.1 on the 'iI‘risco. west bound was
flagged with a rd lights few mllés east of
Pacific. which is about 40 miles west of St.
Louis. The train came to a standatlli. and
two men held the engine crew at bay while
a thlrl went to the express our amide-
manded admittance. The messenger re-
fused to open the door. The demand then
came from one of the engine guards to
“blow her open. ”
Thin demand was almost instantly fol-
lowed by a deafening report. and the wood-
work of the car was wrecked. Then the,
three highwaymen joined forces and tried
to enter the our, but‘wcre impeded by the
"wreckage. The conducwraml a brakernan.
rushed up to the robbers with pistols drawn
and commanded them to surrender. The
robbe answered with a poorly directed
fuslllaI e, which the two brave Irnlurnsn
gave back with interest. "
Two of the robbers took to their heela.
The third was overpowered and made a
prisoner So far as known no one was
hurt. When the train pulled into Pacific.
the express car presented II sorry sight.
Dynamite had ten the stoodwork of the
sides and floor, but the meannger “an un-
harmed. The prisoner was placed under
guard in the station and the train pro-
ceeded on its Journey. Ext itI- ‘ll villager» to
the number of mo gathoml about the III-pot,
and it was only by the determined notion of
cooler heads that a lynching was prh t‘TIll’ll.
The prisoner is far from being a III-spormlu
in looks and was too badly econ-Ii to talk.
A pursuing party is abs-only in the saddle.
and the escape of the rcnminiug robbers in
almost immiscible.
BRECKINnIoGE's DEFENSE
'l'eohnIeal Points llade In Ills Answer to
the Breach of Promise Suit.
WAIIIIIxorox. Sept. II.»-Ropwwnmrive
William C. l'. Brooklnridgouf anturky.
by hi» attorneys. l'lIil ll. 'l‘boIIIpIuIn and
Enoch Tottcn of this city. filed his de-
murrcrto the declaration of Madeline V.
Pollard. filed in the eupreme court of the
District of ("olIIIIIlIiIIon Aim. 12. which
charged him with breach of promiuc of
marriage and Mimi IbIIIIagcs in the sum
of $0.0"). The demurrer is exception-
ally brief and ave-rs that the declaration of
the plaintiff vI-IIII bad in slilmtltfll‘tl, portion.
larly as to the third count. '1le demurrer
isbased on the three following points of
liw. which will be argued In its support:
First—Tho said declaration consists of
three separate counts which improperly al-
lbge three sopnrnte contracts of murringo
and allege that said three contracts tomor-
ry were existing at one and the same time.
Second—Not more than one contract to
marrycnn exist at the some time lsItvrcon
two persona
Think-“Tho third count of said declara-
tion is bad because it. ullcgvis matters and
things which cannot in law he considered
"Sillihtillil ivI- facts nccvseary to muslilntc I)
can-.- of .uIion' thereby violating rule‘x
III the coIIIIIIuII law rules of th- court.
l train on the Round.
val'ol: I. . I pl. Ii, W bileI excundon
bout llesII LI. Ila Strulor's'tlock IIt (.‘uilege
l’uint I'uur mvn in u :Illllill bout come over
from NorIlI lit‘lii‘h. lmurdul the vessel and
inaugurated It reign of terror III) board.
The quIIIiII of the Rush, the mate and sev-
eral excursiuniqts made an attack upon
the pirates. three of whom beat a booty re-
treat. while the fourth. a powerful man.
held the pursners in elm k with a revolver.
An boa hline ‘l‘rlet.
Drwrn, Sept. c- There has been com-
pleted here the organization of the Lake
Superior l_‘.IIII.-mliIiIIlI~Ii iron Mines. a cor-
poration which will have much the some
relation to tho lb-sscmer iron ore trad: of
America that the Standard Oil company
has to the oil lrfllle. it will control fully
nine~tcnths of the productive mlningcupac-
ity for Bessemer ores of the United States.
There Will no No Duel.
BROOKLYN. Sept. rt—Ueneral llurstlo C.
King and Adolph Slmls. Jr.. newly came
to blows in the special lermof the supra).
court. and there were subsequent
that General King intended to aim! unfit
M r. Simis to fight II. duel. BM the general
denied to a reporter that he had any such
intention. .Vlr. Slmls called Mr. King a
"baby general. "
Dr. Carver's Indian Institute.
New Your; Sept ii —A young white
woman. wile of lilg Horse. s Sioux ludian.
whose Christian name is Amos Grant. went
to police headquarters and told Sergeant
O'Toole that her husband and three other
lndians are in the city almost starving.
According to Mrs. Grant. the four Indiana
took part in Dr. (Server's recent border
drama
'nsm Buckshot la Ilia Heart.
hose lawn CIrr. N. Y., Sept. e.--'l’he
autopsy upon the body of 10-year-old John
on. who was shot and killed in Blind
vile by William Barrett, the dairy fanner.
wan held. Thirtyeeven buckIIhot were
found in the body. thresof which had poor
trated his heart. Coroner Molnar! hold
Barrett without bail.
Iowa l'opnllsts' State Convention,
Ilsa Mounts, Sept. It —- The Populist
state convention held here was entirely
harmonious. A full state ticket was nom-
inated. The platform rays there are only
two parties-t s Psople’sand and the field
.1. if. Joseph of Crested was nominatedfor
governor. _
nuke mm It. (lane's run.
VIIIIIIA, Sept. tic—Letters from Noam
say that to students. a professor- and"
women of rank have lie-amour.
suspicion that they were implicated in” a
niblllatlo plot against the user's life.
“lama. lemonade Holler m
N!!! Yeas. Sept oars. first test of the
Helm projectiles II! American manufas
tnretoo place at the Sandy Hook proving
grounds. with results even more tavovabls
than were expected by the makers.
annulus-Israels”
Assault, “.ma-l’mlm
Growleyeameheretovisltfrlsada When
he nrnsrl hereahedlaeevsreathatbar-
mummomammm
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Wmmflgtum
Prehi-
hltioattall endow
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Genuine Article.
nil-mes
TlBllH iiiHlSflH & 00..
no rest-m st, emu",
008“? mu. ml! min.
Agents for loath Norwalk,
STE’IiiHT'S Li" M
He Wearied them and
Himself as Well.
It
vom uvo’ssam no arms at!
he [Western Isa-tn Maire In I'D-m
Hanna-landfall! Dill-trial“.
manor- Ramadan-Proposition.
In Public Building»
Wamtrm‘rox. Sept. 6.—-lf any particle of
interest existed in the mind of any senator
in connection with the legislation of 137:!
by which tho silver dollar was dropped out
of coinage. remaining out until the passage
of the Illaml-Alllwn act. he has had an op
portuuity of learning from Mr. Stewart."-
ery incident bearing upon it before. since
and at the time of its enactment.
Mr. Stewart'- version of that old history
«differed from the version. given .b! Mr.
Sherman last week. Little attention was
paid to Mr. Stewart’s speech. and at one
aunt hilt heeomplaiued that wanton were
the e rooms and not in the chambr.
A call 0 the roll. however. quickly so-
cured a quorum. At other points hede-
elined topermit Mr. Heartointerposeaome
remarks. designating them as "a lot of
trash. " and Mr. Aldrich met similar Gent-
rueut, his interference hing called aura
rating.
Mr. Stewart occupied tin floor over 3%
hours, delivering his spot-I h from type-
written sheets and not having finished
when the senate went into executive-m
Idol) by a vote of 35 to ZS.
Two Vlctorias For the Silver Men.
The executive melon was the result of
n desire on the part of the friends or silver
to give Mr. Stewart, who had been speak-
ing 3“; hours. a roast, so that he might go
on with his Iopcvch today refreshed. The
vote was n triumph for the «liver but).
After the doors were clout-Ii the newton
tionI Inf John .T. S. llmtsler of lumt ( ity.
S. ll. who ncriur of public moneys at
Enid. U. T,. was fuvnrubly acted upon.
Thou Mr. Morgan moved that tho N'illku!
adjourn. This Wm nntugonizul by the re-
peal forces. who struts-Ii that they thought
Mr. Stewart IIImIIlIlcoIItlIIIIo for another
hour at host. The you and onyx Wen!
taken. showing 1|) votes for adjournment
and "‘ I against.
it was fllliii lu- -r victory for those lighting
for timcmnd when the doors opened the
silver "an I-IIIerchl from the chamber
smiling over the second victory they had
scored within an hour.
The mlution charming the hour of
meeting from noon to ll a. n). was ot‘fI- red
by Mr. V newborn and is to be [canal up for
action today.
A concurrent resolution for It joint select
committee on “Dillli'f""fll‘\'|.'ll III-union and
seven met¥llinilr¥w~~WlL9 intruluced by
Mr. Morgan and is also to be called up by
him today.
The most remarkable propmltion of the.
day was a bill .lmruluccd (by requvstl by
Mr. Peder fora department of education
and for an Inmmprlalinn in aluminium
coins of 88ll.llll,0ili.
Yolrth Class Postmaster-a
Wasmsoroy. Sept. o,—-The following
lonrtb clIIIIeI rumunastors nor.- IIpImiIIts-d:
New Jersey . Frank E. Smith. llully‘ Heath:
Samuel H. WI tucrail. Jobswwn; John J. Kins.
ltrasville.
New York ~ergll ll. Merriheu’. Brutulbml.
Nelson 1’. lh-ynolds. lruna; W. Melville Stew-
art. lmkv'. ins-Ls ll. lib k. .‘lm‘mlon (‘rnlrn
Alonso liaver. SnInsnnvllle; William ll. lillnli,
Shell-In.
Pennsylvania liarhcnon Kintalnz. Honing.
don Valley: Charles U. lirurnbatlfll. New En-
lorpriae: firs. Catharine Mct‘ue. Port Perry:
0. ('. Hartwell. Rlcllanlaviilc; Jacob lllxby.
Bhobola. __________ “
The Philadelphia's Fast nun.
Wasmxuros. Sept. fl.-~()fllclnls or thr
navy department are very much gratified
over the recent wrfurmance of the crIIiIa-I
Philadelphia. which mute the run from
Rio de .lmiro tIkCallarml distance of Mill
miles, in 20 days and III hours. without
stopping anywhere for coal. This is at the
rate of kill! mllrn It tiny for a continuous run
of 21 (layer without cnmllng and la regard-d
by naval officers hers ass moat remarkable
performance.
I.” Public Buildings.
Wismyoros. upon-2min have been
prepared for the omtluu of public bulld-
ings at the following places:
Flwhbmr. Mm elm
Buckie». Macs ram.
Pottsville. i‘a. . "th
Waterbury. lIIMII
Yonkers. N. Y
flmiaon. N. Y.
The Isa-Americas lenient Congress.
Wuumorox. slept. Il.-~' 'hs afternoon
session of the pruIIAnIcrican medical con
great was devoted generally to the reading
anddiscuulonof technical papers in the
various sections Into which the congress in
d‘v‘M' \ ....,..,...
'l'he Colored lepreaeatative'a Appeal. -
Wasmmrns. Sept. a -- Congressman
George W. hinrrny. who "pH-went! the
Beaufort district in South Carolina in the
house of representatives, has issued an ap-
peal for aid for his colored mmitmta
A non M rests-tbs s! Ins cult-re.
Wasmsm'os. Sept. elm-The aim
session of the house committee on ways
andmeanswaseousumed byJ ossph New-
man of Callforniai an argument in the
interest of silk enit re.
The dentist‘s on“ My.
Wmnroros. Sept. ll—‘l'be onlelnl trial
trip of the new gunhoat Castles will taks
plaeeonlispt. 19 overthe fonrmilaeourss
on fungi-land sound.
has. Growing In low York Itraeta
le Yonrt.iiept. dwmabouttiuhl
b has aprn between thewbhlo
undaminfmutrflnbmm
wupiassdsharrsi
reruns-mutant“. affine:
All-ills.” Ind-red.
WW Own-W. T. Webb, am
th. was nI hm
Aguilar. ltobhsryiathaunsed-nflva
In“ “WM
lawm. l. 3.. Sept. t-Ji'we alleles:
radium mrsstsllsre Infield-y
“rm-murmur
Milo-ash. vellum
an». sues-man...
new drink W .
on mm: mm III.
gFull Directloaawnh
' Each Bottle.
“AT-- ,
TomliM’r.P-harmacy
EtnlIIII‘IIIEnEIIs.
Galollne Stoves. '~
GASOLlNE,
at us more)! on mean.
. Facloly and Boat Work
A SPECIALTY.
lianhlnfludt-Oaltmalidfl
Cucumbers
'ilu
I'll'Oiti—l‘
Pickling.
HunIfIlelulf
Whoa-0‘1. Ml.
”11]."me
”fidudfitm 3‘th
ptaoatalosneandthas
Practicalllwle Repairing
Video? to Hilton,
:4 Iain It. mi. tun
D. .IEiumos.
Undertaker.
t I! NIGHT new. NOIWALK. 00"
(”paella Horse BallwsyDeDot.
Mensa! Illa mm rem ism an“ In"
t!
THE MESALL ECDREB.
JA'ronar. menu can.
AtSewYork—v rum.
www.crnoooookeur
Nullurt.....e a t o I I e I no t I
W and Clements. Baldwins“ Wilson.
Unite—Lyn
Manion~ ans.
Shins“. .. o a o I 0 e 0 II IthII 2
mm: o o 1 II. .. r I fie): I
Diarkanaaad Manley. Qunrl ceand Merritt.
Umpiredtul ion. '
lmlnrl Litton): oautta
AtCornlug- ans.
Porninr ....... ito'otoeolilfllbl
Bingbamloan taco-W 0134
Davis and cranky: Smith. Dearly and Allen.
Umpirellodgmau.
At'l‘roy— ' and.
Troy"... .......2 l 0 06010 0-~tl1l
Abound...” 0 0 0 0 o I.) ll 0 0.-” ll
Devlin and ('ahlli. llauswein and Wilson.
Unwimliattin. .
AIBuflslo» , II.)I.s.
llrle ........... lIoolzooodlIIa
Budslo ........ oaoooooIresi
Dew-id and Berger. Drunby and llnyd. Uru-
pirs Swartwmd. I
Atiiprlaxnehl . ‘ Inna.
._Id....-oelooIsoo.41I
Millions... .ooeoaooomatn
Viekery and Ryan. Dunning and 1|ch
Umpimlluut.
'TELEGRAPHIC PIcRIbos. '
The pope rll publish ahortlya thirdrdiI
tion of his full!) poema
in a railroad accident near Plymouth 0.
two train bands were killed.
lion. Henry C. ldII has accepted the posi-
tion of chief justice of Samoa.
There were three deaths from cholenln
'lirimosby. England. in our: day.
A rcccivcr was ltplmllllml for the l-lldo»
rado AIIIwIement company in Jersey City.
William lielmicko of Jersey (‘ity was
burned to death while attempting to rescue
a nick woman from a tire.
The indium Republican state committee
tiooment case into court.
Dr. Carl l'ctcrs. the African explorer.
doubts the. report that limit) l’IInba has
been killed and eaten by Arabs.
Two of the aim condemned (‘hoctawa
who were convicted at Wilburton lust Sop
lumber will be shot Friday noon ,
Mrs. Jennie Md'arkey. an inmate of the
Women‘s . Christian Amiation home at
llIIlTaIII, was burned to death by her tlm'
taking five from an alcohol lamp on which
she was beating curling tongs.
(iv-vee' leer-t Dies With Ill-s.
DE.“ lift. Sept. tl.-Atlm'rIcy Macon. rep
hunting thr Widow of T. Thurbvrtlruvca,
theaulcide. ll“ asked the county 00!"an
sinners to ignore the dying request of Dr.
Graven that the county pay his funeral ex-
penses and Mrs. (irnvcs' trawling caps-rim
east. The idea ls rI-puIIIive tuthe widow.
who Slygi that her brother.» will pay thres-
pens“, Thr- hody is now embalmed. and
the veins and arteries are full of windmills
fluid. An autopsy. then-fore, is now imI
prmiblo, and it ml'uevrr be known with
what drug "raven ended his life.
New Yorkers Entertainer! In Chicago.
('IIII \(IO SIpt. fl New Yorke stuter
home was the scene of another brilliant
festive gathering The Chicago society.
Sons of New York. were the hoata. and
their aunts lnclmlul iioverner Flower, his
stall and their wives. state otllcers and
their wife-e. Chauncey 1H. DcpI-w, Mayor
Gilroy .of New York. IIIaIIagIIr of the state
exhibit and other IlisliIIIcIIiI-bml visitors
from the Empire state who came hereto
partlclpate in the state celebration
l’auylmis's Generous Bill.
CHICAGO. Sept. Il—The Pennsylvania
World's fair commiaslouors have rrmlved
to present their state building to the
city of Chicago after the exposition. its
location, just upposiu the Art building.
will make it useful for kindred purpoane.
it b solidly built of brick with iron ginlera
and in credited with being the hunIlsIImL-at
building on the grounds nI- xt lo the New
ka building. it cost fli’) ill).
Io.- ltale llill Before the lords.
Luxma', Sept. d~The debate on the
home rule bill was opened in the house of
lords. The opposition had in attendance
five membersto every one on the lJbsrul
side. The gallery Vb filled with We.
The atranlsu’ gallery was peeked to san
focatiou. k‘arl Spencer. first lord of the
admiralty. moved the ascent mussel the
home rule bill. lie made a tame speech.
Veterans Ian; uIlsa; not. Smith."
lsvtasarotu. t. II. -- During the
Grand Army here the Mutton
llils.) post kept up an ainwet continuum
chant from the time it fell into line until it
disbanded. The refrain intimated the wilh
inane-s of the members to “Hang lloke
Smith on a sour apple tree." and the senti-
ment was repeatedly rewarded with cheers
from the spectators.
. ‘I'wo lmhse of lama- Tana.
Ataavr. Sept. will: amount of me-
nue collector! by the equptrollerof the state
under the on tax lawn and the in-
heritance tax laws for the fiscal rear end-
ian Sept. so will closer! the uncut
estimated bl. Comptroller Campbell in
msklnuupt tax rate for this year by
nearly 0.!!!) III).
Inter nub-way Arrested.
nu. ltrvss. Mar-I. Sept. e ~A-s result
of the conference held by those involved in
Cotton meter Welcome ii. lluhsway's
w“ embed trauuaetiouu, he was pissed
arrested a chem of forgery.
Inner fle- l‘sahble la causation.
Straw“, Sept. lbw-The Int day's ass»
slonnf the convention of the New York
has decided to take the legislative uppor- .
MIDDLETMHYSTEHY
Little is Known About These
Two Murders.
nu: nouns m mums.
an. Irma-y nuns w»- as- we. Ar-
mies—moon no no... runs r. In.
Ileana—The nuns-II ls unsung-ems
um. I. ”pod-II or ”sun; amen mu.
Mmomown. N. Y..Sept. Dav-m 8»
mar common cedan inquest on the bodies
of the two wo II supposed to harsheen
murdered here. Before ad )flfllilkfl Mrs.
liailiday was taken to t courtroom.
where she raved and lore her clothing to
abred». Previouslyau attempt to photo-.
“mph her was made. but do prev-clued the
photographer getting a mimics of her by
moving her head, arms and feet. Crowds
are gathering. and threats of lynching are
frequently heard.
The identity of the victims romaine un-
known. When found their feet were tied
and bonds missed and tied. The post
mortem equuinatlmI revealed eight bullets
in the woman and seven in the girl in the
rrglon of the heart. The woman had been
dead a week. but the girl not. over is hours.
The bodice have been given to Undertaker
Van Twegcn of liloomlngburx. who will
bare the features photographer! before
burial.
Men who were detailed to watch the
pmmim on Sunday night state that Mrs
linllidoy was up all night washing Tho
terror of the neighbors was that she would
not lin- to tho inn-n that night. but she
knew sbI- woe being watched and did not
leave the house.
Two short-lo and a cruwbur in the house
to the impression that llailidny‘ ll body hpd
been buried.
Another theory in that Mn. ilailiday
killed her husband and burnt-d his body in
the kin hen stm e. There we re found pivcve
of t burr-ed bones and n mm». of nalws bo-
liI-vml up have in -a made from burning
flesh.
Blood on the Mattress.
The linlilday woman is supprsuul to have
been an emigrant from ire-l l She was
engugni by Halliday at uni lllgvnw of
the. lie took her to his burnt» and fell in
Ion- with her They mine to Middletuwn
years ago and were married.
it is suppose! that th- Women wrrv sum-
mer boarders mvalIt-nr in the luIalit)‘
when the murders Were erIIIIitts-Il. If
such they acre. it upmars ntrnuge that the
disappearance of a couple of women boon!-
ers has not yet been reported from any of
the boarding houses in the vicinity of Pool
llallidny a farm
Blood has been found on n llilltil‘t'M and
on a carpet in the ilalllday house in the
bedroom III which wan Iiimv-I red-Itin- mat
tress there were bullet hols». A partition
showed w here a bullet had struck the pur-
tltion and glanced. lI mm a cursory exam-
ination tin-re was t' vcrything in iud'natc
that the. woman had been municmi iu the
had. probably while drawing. for on forms
can be learned no evidenwn of a at mimic-
wI-ro noticed.
Very little clothing was on the bodies
when they were found. ”-llII foot of IuIlI
woman had been tied toge IlhI ~.r and the
in IuIisI had been folded and then tic-d.
llama. supposes! to be human bones III-n-
found in thlI kitchen stove. and it was com
I~ludml that they were all that was left of
'llallidny; that his wife had killed him and
then burned the body. On the other hand.
some of the neighbor» pronounced the bones
beef bI-nea
Sum-menu have been made which will
he used as evidence IIgIIinIIt \lrs. ilnllidny.
line in that of a dome-db in the locality.
She says that Mrs. liallblay told he: the -re
were two women whom she-Illa. iialllday)
wan going to kill and that after that she
would be ready to swing herself
Wanted to llesneve ‘Blood Statue.
Another is the AMTA’UII' nt of a neighbor.
who says that about I) year ago lira Halli
day told her bluband that she bin wife
had killed her first husband Mmv (‘ unlield.
a neighbor sun that Mn. liaillday within
a week aaknl her what would remove blood
stains lialllday was a monitor of l‘-om
puny K UM lllmdml and Twenty- fourth
regimetlt. and his comrades speak in the
highest terms of him an a soldier.
ills neonad wife. the woman under-mat.
is supposed to have been an immigrant
from Ireland. After her marriage to Halli
day she manifested a violent temper. and
theburning of their house, with the crip-
pled sonof llalliday in it. followed. She
was arr-mud. not for that crime. but for
hirinca team from a liveryman at New
burgand dupe-inn of it. After lylugia
lit-hen jail for some months. tearing her
clothes and hair and using about" and ob-
scene ian .she wan committed to the
Niddletown Stats insane bnepital. llalll—
day secured her release last spring.
Arrested.“ the Astana
hsw Yolut. Sept. fl—A woman who is
said to be Mrs. Beniarniu Tuthili and
whosestsrsname is Sylvia Theme is ac-
orns-d MN». 3. J. MoCIIrmaeka board-
ing house keeper at Sea Clifl. N. Y..and
also bye number of beard-mot having
Motrin-uses and otherartlrles from them.
[feral-net followed, batch. wudlscbarged
upon paymt ofths court costs.
coast-madesnm
Wm Pom.N. Y.. Sept. a—The not»
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