_ ; . .m .
‘Mucrummmum
in m w'su land filly
lib m at ‘I'hcir captors
1 ”White Depart-Indent-
‘M I'm 50‘ lO.-A determined at
to snaps was made by inmates of
. gull-sperm “3““ng
‘ B
. in the rear of 'the say-
hsd_ issuing from whatis
. fl tilt isolation house. 'l‘hlsis a
”Middltlon to the main build-
; ,1 with it by adoor. it
calls. Sixteen of these open
ran rapidly to the spot. When he
, the hours. he found the window
Mshatlcred, but the iron bars were
binomial stood one of the inmates
Koran. lie was calling out and
“infill-1nd hands excitedly.
csunht sight of Gatekeeper Welch
' are escaping! They are
, ,tllcxnardsl Hurry! flurry up!"
‘ Sw- Kay-n Ovarpowsred.
All alarm was sounded. Keepers and
etharsttachesaud employees hurried tothe
scene. Thanpeiiztflendsnt. Dr. H. K3113:-
mmamoogt rattoarrive. A -
mum animated him. He discov-
lrall filial m of the keepers of tileday
Venus in the isolation house. where only
flu most violent and desperate are com
hell, ‘ hesnoverpewsredbytheiriormcr
m‘thorlesdlngiuto the place was locked
. malt inside. and the maniacs. with the
finds-ll cunning peculiar-to lunacy. bad
‘ iron ball mil bedding and everything
ch “mimic! suited to their purpose
jfiahstit. Superintendent Allison and his
, m Dbl/outlay, held aconsultntlon.
meantime Keeper Pat Ward’s while
Immoral) msn,who surrounded
house. Finally Superintendent
walked up to thedoor. andopenlng
window commenced quietly
tothose within. He demanded that
the door. They refused. lie
to break through. The reply
a will kill 'i'obln and Moran."
superintendent ordered the
he mashed. but at this point
and Tobin to be heard
called out that they
of the cellri. As they
sound of keys clank.
‘ . as: the two impris
“m were jerk into night in the
“ sauna-in corridor. One of them. 7..
“I. "we and evidently ba‘y scared.
M Ila-at MI.
mm the fact that every
N might mean a reversal of
Wm of things in state in.
antenatal-kind. They pleaded with
. m
_ ‘ t Allison. Dr. éonrtney
.flflkfllm out of beltinganddie
. the situation. it was resolved to
, Ii Wildcat with assumed to
W each demand as it was
. a M hewonid not promise
“ M 11;." M5“?! eh‘zeled as
_ pdatwas a t on ekee
, ‘wsn M'Tl. aflalr bran-uh
- Mmmhatwaenmaadoimnaaue
m Milli! in the big horseshoe
, , fl _ Hadtbose in the
M “Waugh“?
M MI. was. t tie
m thereonlts Intuit have
Madam
”till.
. Alicea! lea-lag.
. m Mil—microns a hearing
molt-unlimimmnammm
cf lhslfsw York. New England
company for per-
lroadfrmn
noise on the arlem river in
when"... archer.
. (mum .
hustle a than“
”salts-sauna.
‘ 1.8. lee-Jamar Inn.
‘.. chm-ca avenue, a
. . is the Panaic
‘ lilaawoluen took part ins Newllsvsa
.hissbnuasum
- ‘Ittw new“
”Juliana-sat Oil. ‘
sinus. rustic-tun.
lakiulealloasofrslaboost
only on tar sal-
Se.llolwa|k Malamute.
42 teeth Isis soul. m;
THE VALKYRIE. SIGHTED. -
the Was Apparently All light and lay
‘> Be In Tonight.
Nu Your. Sept. lit-11» British racing
cutter Valkyrie may be in porttbis cvcnr
ing. but it is hardly probable that she will
sail through the Narrows until Wednesday
morning. She was sighted on Saturday
last by the British steamship Spain. which
has just arrival at quarantine. .
Although no signals were exchanged bo-
tween the big steanler and the yacht. it is
pusumed that all are well on board the
smaller craft. At the time the yacht was
sighted the wind was blowing freshly from
the south~southcast
"If I had known that the Valkyrie had
not been reported since she ieftthc other
side," said Captain A. Griffiths of the
Spain. “1 would certainly have borne down
on her and gone alongside. liut of ctlurne
i had no idea that there was any uueaeio
new about her. and so i kept an my course.
lain quite sure that she was the Valkyrie.
asi know that boat well. it was Satur-
day morning at ll o’clock when we sighted
her. The wind was blowing from the south-
southeast. and she was behaving herself
beautifully under full sail. She carried a
jib and ataysail, mniusali and gaff topsoil.
and was about six miles south of us. i
should judge that she was making") knots
an hour, and the Spain was making about
the same. We kept. in about the same
position during the day. it was raining and
murky. At ti o'clock it grew darker. and
we lent sight of her. That was just 480
miles cant of Sandy llook. When .we
sighted. her she was in latitude“ degrees
88 minutes, longitude (it degrees lid min-
utes," .
GENTLEMAN GEORGE KILLED.
Shot While Plotting a Desperate lire-It
For Liberty.
Pllovxolascn. Sept. lo. —— Gellflt‘llilill
George l-lllwmnl. the desperate criminal
who last February entered upon a 25 years‘
sentence at the lthode island state prison
for burglary. was shot and killed while try-
ing toeseape. The tragic ending of his im-
toriolls corvet- was the result of a scheme to
which he and Spike Murphy, the latter a
life prisoner, sought to light their way to
freedom. l-lewmnl had determined to get
away or he kiiiml. Deputy Warden Howe
was tin.- first officer l-umuuierlvl. l-Iiilvmrd
attacked him with a from y iron tool handle
and a hammer.
The tumult was so llllddi'll that. the oili-
cer could only ward off the shower of
blows rained upon him. ‘ura few miuv
ntea this continued before the officer had a
chance to reach for his revolver. Mean-
while Murphy was H'ill’l'd by the thrilling
spectacle. and dcsertilm his mmrmio
turned back to the shop when the rt-Volver
was produced.
Four shots were final. The fourth caused
Ellwood to rcci and fall. and in five illlli<
utes he was dead. iioth prisoners were
armed with hammers. iron tool handles.
knives and weigh". Murphy was stripped
and sent to military confinement.
A Girl Footpath
Kimono, lnd.. Sept. lit—Viola Dietrich.
ngiri u! 9" years. was arrested with two ac-
compiler» and placed in jail on a charge of
highway rubbery. Those caught with her
are Sui Spud. a negro from islgausport.
nlui’l'l.mu‘...w lulnmn. n Kukoluotough.
'i'iu-n- nwr. 1.. .. or three nun-u in the gang
\\‘l.ll~li1l‘-'lllvtl in escaping. L. Faulkner.
a hunting man from Grand Rapids;
ill-w liml. a carriage manufacturer; Ray
'i‘sllcy. a mail carrier. and Adolphua Pick~
ett wen- assaultcd in the same part of the
city. Three of them Were knocked down,
but all showed light and lost nothing. The
girl engiulered the schemes.
A unit A‘aiast Isaakbrokcr Keane.
Slaw Yolut. Sept. lQ—James ll. Keene,
the Well known stockbroker. in defendant
in two suits for judgments amounting to
”Milli. The complaint is made by Mrs.
Minnie C. ltankin. wife of Alfred N.
Rankin. a member of the Wall atreet bank-
ing firm of Wayland.ka 8; 00. she
suca its an acknowledged Wall street oper-
ator, and her action in based on aliens!
transnctiona in that capacity with hie.
Ku-ue prior to and after his slupellaien in
lilM.aud wit the late William ll. Van-
llcrbiil atau riior period.
Iva. (:artlsl Rubbed the Lamp Away.
“'Milillfu‘ff) . Sept. w. - The surgical
operation it was thought to be necessary
a few weeks ago to remove the lump that
had formed on the upper part of Secretary
Carlisie's right arm will not be performed.
Mrs. Csriisie applied a course of old fash-
ioned heme treatment and rubbing. She
has llccu so sllceeralul that the bothersome
lump has almost completely disappeared.
was I'm. out is cardinal Gibbons.
liAL‘l'lliOltll. Hopi. lli.-Csrdiual (llbbona.
it is expected. will arrive home from the
west tomorrow afternoon. it is not known
new when the ltsv. Fred C. Rook-r. the
vice rector of the American wllsgs at
items and the bearer of theopope's gift to
Cardinal Gibbeusin honor the Iatter's
jubilee, will come to Baltimore.
files! by an unknown heads.
lior bruises. Ark. Sept. il—Jaues
. secretary to Colonel 10. D.
. president and «Melendez»
of the Hot iipris railway, was shot down
whilelnthe mgr...” of hladuticsat
the rsliroaddspot by an unknown assassin
I'nehals pills I. “I!“
Wasnutoror. t. lit-Clam Sprockets
pamper. a card In the Wubington Post
My raring to certain statements made
by v. union. who last term-
raarntative in this city of Hawaiian
provident mammal.
‘l’iss Ins-lessees Blithe“ Int-s.
Chicano. lands the lest s
pisy helm 0.1m and John
“telnofflnlfldatmm tsnp.
nullified l for .Waside.
tuner“, will.
Icwllavsa's-sa Voted.
NW llsm. dept. our.» the first
lvas won
him reels he a Mien-em
Mum. if. 0.. lbw-Cheri-
lestsa. scion. who in Beam
abutsloatb wasntsnssdtofl
ysavslatbs .
A ~~Wfl~|vfll
”Wm new
WW
nee-whiten:
MW
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WmmmW—v
warm
“9" wall in the
Genuine Article.
mu- ha needs
2:" cf mwmndnbd'glb'nonm’rl
TiOOll. JOHNSON & OO..
m lent-(IO St. Brooklyn.
aversvrlmn. . manna-tan.
Amman-tam an
SOiIE lonesome
Caught on Their Claims by a
RoaringPrairie Fire.
TWO RIVAL OITIBB ill THE STRIP.
la Perry, roar Days mu. There Are mono
Maroon. Daily New-papers and a Bank.
A Boat Storm Adds to the Dieaomlarts of
the Newly Settled Country.
Glmllllil. 0. T.. Sept. lit—A courier just
in from the Pawnee maceration states that
aberrific prairie fire is raging there. and
hundreds of settlers have been compelled
to abandon wagons. tents and outfits and
flea for their lives on their berm. Several
dead bodies have lam found. and it is
feared that many persons will perish.
The boomers are returning by the hon-
dreds. and there is a line several hundred
strong at the harbor shop- and bathrooms
waiting their turn to get cleaned.
A sale has been sweeping the Cherokee
strip. lifting “great volumes of the black.
dry earth and tearing tents away from their
fastenings. Tented towns were laid low by
the wind. and little progress was made by
the army of town builders. Thousands of
people moved out of the land of promise.
Abandoning 'l‘belr Hard Wars Clairol.
Many have lost tho”pri:es they raced for
last Saturday. but runny others who had
undisputed [Kim-autism of farms abandoned
their claims to return to their old homes.
thoroughly disgusted with the country.
Life on the broad. homeless prairies was
almost uneudurnhle, and every tents-d city
from the north to the south line was teem-
ing with dust hcgrimcd thousands. whose
principal occumllou seemed tube to escape
the oil’s-eta of the dust laden winds
At Perry the sooner» have full but dis-
puted possmsion of the business critter.
and business men are being driven to the
town of Wharton. a mile below, where the
railroad building» are heated in the center
of lnllillu allot uu-nts.‘ The Cherokees are
almost giving away lots to those who will
erect buildings, and the railroad company
in encouraging the nimudonment of Perry
in the inlcn-st uf Wharton.
The line of claim takers surmunding the
land oillco. rivals in numbers tholim- that
awaited their turn at. the registration
booth» before lllt‘ opening. Reports com-
ing in tire all to the effect that the choice
claims in the strip Were all taken by noon-
era. Those who made the great race hou-
estly last Saturday found the bottom lauds
all taken. and in many instances men were
at work plowing ground about houses half
completed of and or hoards. These num-
era have profited by their Oklahoma expo
rieucc. it will be impossible to convict
them of perjury this time. They all will
have their witnesses on hand to swear each
other out, and the man who had the will
race horse will have no show ill-cause none
of his friends was with him.
“If”. Fins An l‘lbi.
Numerous prairie fires have. been the
cause of more deaths than six shooters,
and more charred bodies on which there
was nothing to identify them were found
on the prairies. Near Blackwell four quar-
ter sections were found in ptlsseaslon of as
many owners by the nice-I'll when they came
in on their loam flocked horses. The claims
were valuable. and the racers pmceodul to
drive the Boom-ls away. A fight ensued. in
which three men were killed—Arthur John-
son of Pueblo, Colo; George (‘hildn of Val-
ley Falls. S. 1).. and James Squiresof lien-
nessey. i). '1‘.. all soouern.
A large mm meeting was held here last
night. and resolutions Were adopted tier
mending the surrendereo the civil authori-
ties of the soldier who killed J. A. Hill at
the line of the Chllloeco nwrvatlou Satur-
day aftertumll. The oillccrs of the Third
cavalry pt-rsimcntly decline to give the
name of the soldier who did the shooting.
claiming that in‘killinn lliii ho was sim-
ply obeying orders. The remains of the
dead man were shipped to his former home
in New Jersey.
Them are now all!) pcrslms at Perry.
All the land adjoining the town site has
been staked on into lots. and the Cherokee
allotments at Wharton. half a mile away,
were put on the market latted for a town
site. and aevoral bun lots sold at from
.100 to "00 each. Lots are selling in Perry
at we and Wench and dozens of build-
I are else up today.
a? I. ichardson and non opened a insult
In a substantial frame building. There are
three daily and live weekly newspapers in
the town and more coming.
The Tax Collector allot a Illa.
CORNELLM'liJJ-z. Pa, Sept. 10.«.l. (l. lila-
Ier.tax wilector in Dunbar townshipJatally
shot John Vauila. a Hungarian colts- work-
er. Eileier says the situation was done in
It" defense; that he was set upon by apnck
of dim; that. one of the dogs bit him. and
when he shot it aimut es llunuarians at
tacked him with stones and eluba.
Inbesllcr Cochran Halli.
Minimums. Sept. lO.~—llonry 8. (Rich-
ran.the mint embeuier, was areal ed be-
fore United States Commissioner ii and
the case continued. Cochran was held in
noon bail. in default of which he was com-
mitted in care of Depul y l'nited States
Marshal Meyers.
halls. lasts W
Nkw Your. Sept. lt—Tbc district attor-
ney's once has prepared papers for anneal
in the case of do n 0. the. «president of
the Second National bank. and will ask the
mprsmc court of the United States to place
lg: in the jurisdiction of the crltuinai
rts.
out Just Before Ins weasel. Day.
Nrw Youths?» lO.-Thotnss B.Veelier.
leastomhcuse aspector sndssouof ex-
Surrogate William Vssder of Kl wot»
ty, died yesterds at his home at verdale
of “treats. swssto havcbssnlnar-
y.
fiscal Drowned In the Girl-ma. hat.
Paovtnsscs, Sept. lemmas Myoiillss
Annie would. in years old. was fouadln
the owls-ling lack of the lstropois eluh
”thought she may have submitted sui-
“nations. Warts um
Harman. .l9.--Tha Willis-l .
”Welds command thfi
cache-fondue.
arm n ' WI.
6 i .
Mulls! am ., ”lumen
any . Whom
ins-Ia.
boar Silver Plats untranslated their
7 m It- mm ,,
Makesthelihestandmostde-
lioionsdrlnkinlaglnafle.
OIEOOlTlEIlKESOOlL
Fllll Directions wna
Each Bottle.
._.A'r-—L ‘
Tonimn’s Pharmacy
DETECTIVES AND DELEGATES.
A 0a.. of “lavas low Worlds. the
"plans Congress. '
Galoaoo. Sept. law-Experienced detect-
lm in lain clothes mingle with the
crowds i. now seek admission to the
parliament of religions in the Art insti-
tute and closely scrutinise each face as in
owner in through the doors of the
audltom and main assembly rooms.
Their presence is due to the development
during the first week of the parliament of
the light fingered gentry. who played havoc
with the personal possessions of many of
the goodly folk in the varloull audiences.
Fat pocketbooks had been abstracted
from mysterious pocketa while the heads
of the owners. and possibly of the pllferers
nine. were bowed in prayer. Watches and
chains disappeared from vents and dress
pockets. and, incredible as it may term. a
pair of diamond carriage was actually ex-
tracted from the ears of a fair weareras
she not spellbound under the influence of
the peroratlou of a Buddhist prion-t.
Successful efforts to suppress publicity
in regard to this condition of, aflslrs were
made during the greater part of the week.
but the climax came on Saturday night,
when a perfect colony of crooks invaded
the thcosophical congress. and there was
suchan outcry concerning lost hulldkerv
chiefs. ptycltetlmka and satchels that the
pmeeediuga had to be atlapendedwhlle a
note of warning was sounded from the plat.-
form. The presence of the detectives from
now on. however, is expected to serve as a
warning to the depredutorstolteepat asafe
distance from the building and int audi-
cum-s.
MRS. HiLLIDAv's TRIAL.
Adjourned For a Day Because the Judge
Missed a Train.
.‘lilNTllfillJAi. N. Y.. Sept. lit—Tho vil-
lage is crowded today with [ample from the
vicinity of the ilalllday murder and else»
where. who are here to witness the trial of
bins llailiday. (.‘ourt was adjourned yes.
tertiay littffflllaii Judge Filmmmm llilml
train moumrticus.
The feeling is very bitter against the
woman. and the people say if she is crney
now she was not when she wtnmitlcd
the murdem The Woman has shown every
evidence of fear today and is prollahly eon-
sclolls of her approaching trial. To all up
peanut-es she is still a muttering lunatic.
Mrs. ilallidny was viaited in her cell by
Thomas McQuillau. whose wifoaud dungh~
tor were two of the victims. The old man
gazed fiercely at the wouuul and mold
hardly restrain himself from harming her
as he cxeiaiuml. “That is the Woman who
came and funk away my wifcandthmgh-
tor." The Words ware spoken with terri-
ble oanlestuess. and no the prisoner heard
them she crouched down on her out as
though in fear and then began muttering.
Robert llnllldsy. son of the murdered
man. identified the watch which Sheriff
Beecher found on the woman as his father's
RIO AGAIN BOMBARDED.
The Rebel Fleet The. Learns to Blockade
Other Parts.
Paula. Sept. lit—A dispatch received
from Rio J aueiro by the Brasllian legation
here says that the insurgent fleet resumed
the bombardment of the city Monday at
noon. Heavy llriux wan continued for sclz
and hours. ‘
A mercantile firm here has rmimi a
telegram from lilo Jaueim saying that
congress hac- decided to sit uulll Sept. :5.
The foreign bankers in the city havenxrwd
to dauspend business until the crisis shall
en
The bomivudmout of the city Monday
lasted three hours. The forte replied with
great effect. The steam cruiser Republics.
the insulst of the Brazilian naval vessels.
forced a sausage across the bar Sunday
night. an after a severe tight with the
forta got awayto the south. She is supposed
to have started for Santos for the purpose
of blockalilnpx the port.
immediately after the bombardment the
Aquidalvln. with the rest of the insurgent
fleet. saillsi southward. The fleet in ex-
pected to blockade shortly all the ports
south of lilo Jnueiro.
tholers In timber. Agata.
New Your. Sept. ill. —- Dr. Jenkins.
health ofiloer at the pen of New York. re
ceivad a cableuvam from Dr. Nash. an n-
sistant who had been sent to Hamburg in
view of the likelihood that cholera would
again become epidemic there this year. say.
ing that there had been nine M at chol-
era. with five deaths. in Hamburg sing.
Sept )5. .. ..e-..._--_..__...--
John D. Inn's naira round.
Nswnruu, N. Y. Sept. 19. ~Jotm 1). Fox
died recently in lineups Ayrea. leavlnu a
fortune of cannon. James J. For. a
farmer of Preston township. Wayne counv
ty. Pin. a nephew of the deceased. has since
received word that be. his sister. Mrs. Kna-
ior of Binghamton. and two brothers are
heirs to the estate. ‘
revel-acre Fol-bi For Work.
Wilsstlso, Sept. lumA riot occurred at
the big Riverside mill when the men went
to work. About to liu lane gathered
lmi attempted to take aloha fromthe
Americans. “film He were sari.
dilly hurt. anti half a dent: men received
hadkhliurlea. None of the foreigners got
war
An Italian Wot-as the camofallot.
ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. lit—A riot occurred
in a boarding house conducted by Baiting
Salvanl. where 15 Italians bad one aid
to drink beenlll the town of lisilw . thh
)ouuty. Three ltallaas were shot. one of
them fatally. A woman was the cause of
the light.
llraiasl by a hiaf.
unsettle. am. 10.40“ Taylor stam-
lr rssidl near bonnrvills. Team. was
murderednlry John Hotliceiamolorsutwhom
he can ht stealinalrult. Til-negro braised
him w th a fence rail.
carter Iiarrlsss‘s fie-lac Innings.
UIIICAOO. Sept. il.~tla or Carter llam-
n. who is engaged to lss Annie Bow-
tol. the NewOrl-ashairecus the wea-
“ will “I plaesat m7 1
Work he he lulled cal My.
Fir-rum. Sept. mum tantrum
lily use were tassel byths recoup
gas of week at the stills of the Pittsburg
one and iron company.
m latter carriers! m
m ‘ ' lie-if ‘
Isa
Hive
to “the . ‘
,mwmophs
sauces.
” llOl' on liEiTEBS.
, Gasoline Stoves.
BY was DAMON OB BARBER
Fauolyand BoalWork
A ernclwrv.
Itllllslllutonethanol-valid!
hurl!
l
slilfi'mlffiiifififi
Five ThousanTlg—cople Impris-
oned in Brunswick, Ga.
EWROUBDBD BY ARMED PIOKBTB.
lay Raw t'aaas of Yellow lever llama De-
valoped. and I'hcro us. a... Ola Death-
A Fever (lamp latabliahad—A Banana to
II. M- by low on Horseback.
Dnusswwlt, On. Sept. lit—The board of
health here reports four new cases of yel-
low fever in 24 hours. There have liéen no
deaths. One patient was discharged. leav-
ing it) uses under treatment. The case dis-
charged was that of the Cox child. The
board passed a naoltltion culling upon
physicians to report at noon each day all
canes under treatment by them. A penalty
of $25 for each unreported can will belmr
0f the lit cases existing. only one isre-
gardod as serious. the others all favorable.
Johnson. the taller. is expected to die. The
weather is hot and misty. a condition fly
rumble to the spread of fever. People are
leaving slowly from the fact that most of
those who are able to do so have already
gone, and those remaining are principally
of the poorer clauses. who cannot get away
if they would.
Camp flair-es Ops-ad.
It is eulilnabed thatthere remain about
5.0001wuple in the city, and of these the
greater number are without means of a
livelihood (Jump “allies, near Waycross.
was opened by Surgeon Murray. the expert
from Dry Turtuxas. Surgeon (letldiuxs
will take charge of the camp inlay. Two
hundred and tlfly touts were erected at the
camp and luallrcsw for 1.5“) persons
pierced in them. The sanitary arrange-
ments lire good. Beds are raised eight
inches from the ground on platfornm
Two disinfecting apparatus Were received
at the camp was for malls and one for
clothing and other personal eflects l'ru—
visions audali necessary supplies are on
ilalui. so that the work of detention of sun”
protein already elllciullly lit-gun.
Grave apprehensions is aroused from tiu
fact that the dihedral has spread to all quar
tern of the city. and no spit in uulnfwml.
A Cordon or Armed Man.
it was decided to put men on horse-luck
tmlny and takc a censuu of the city, and all
after that desiring to leave can go through
Uninp iiuttuu. Nu unewill be allowed to
stop at Camp liuttou over 10 days and
must then continue on to lliitllcslllitllluli.
Surgeon Guiding»; reportul that he had
throw“ a cordon of armed men around the
city,llud no one will be allowed to leave
town without going through the camp.
Surgeon Murray hilltl'li'il one death. but
no one could tell who it was. and a canvas».
failed to disclose it. A murrospoudcut ap-
peared before the meeting and rcqursled
the Mines of patients. but wxu refused. ‘
At a meeting of the boardof health it
was decided that no outside physicians
wore act-«led yet amino vuluntwr nurses
were uculod. Surgeon Murray hm. luul'
nurses en route and will not more if lil'et!’
sary. Three nurses are now here. ’l mills
yesterday carried large crowds.
A Daring Mine ltublmry.
l.l-:.«lb\'ll.l.l>:. Cold. Sept. lit—The llllihf
daring mine mbbvry ever cotnulitlcd in
this vicinity mmurrul at the Lilllvduhuuir
mine. The plans Wen: carefully laid. the
telephone wires being cut and wmmuulclv
lion with the city made impossible. Joseph
Warren. night. watchman. was surprised
him. They then went to the shllfiilnuae
and began carrying oil the ore. which was
in sacks. to a team that they had icfl in the
neighborhood. They got away with H
sacks. valued at $1.50!! per mick. or a total
of over who.
Arrested on Ills flnneymbon.
CilllfAuu,St-pl.. lit—l2. s. summon. mid
to be an expert hank worker nlldcoulllh-um
luau. was urn-sled here chum“! with foru-
ing checks to the amount of Hill on the
People’s blink of Philadelphia. Simpson
arrived here two weeks ago with his bride
and registered at the Painter House When
arrest/ad. Simpson confessed his guilt. say~
inn that he had been recently married and
had spent all of his money. '
rarest Yin-a is the hunt loentaiaa.
Confluent“. Pa, as t. i9.wl"orest
tires have been raging all on; the Laurel
mountains from Mount Pleasant to Union»
town for the last iii days. A fire is sald to
be working its way den rousiy near the
Soldiers' Urphaus' schoo at Jumonvllle.
All the sources of water supply for miles
around have none dry. At some country
churches als'cisl services have been held to
pray for rain.
W last With All Hands.
Potl'l' Emile, Out. Sept. i0.~~liurlng the
heav storm the American barges Yankee
and llama were driven Ashore near Fish-
erman's bay. eight miles south of here.
The crews were landed safely. The schoon-
erKolf .ioaded with stone. is reported
lmb 0! ion islandc. with all handa
Isaak lualipos llldnies.
More“. ind. Bspt. lit—ileum Officer
Jackson made the following statement
concerni- the smallpox epidemic in this
place. "1% this date our health officers
vs in all illieases of smallpox.
with i .ami fl new under treatment.
Iatiasss causes is us fluted.
Ball ransom, aspt. lt.--'l‘his morning
Herman Bparff and Hans Hansen were
tolls Nev.“ Theywsrs
convicted of killi oath-b bees-lice-
oudtisui‘itass eithehar lie-per.
use While Math. Caps lists.
Bar nineteen.” lit—a'l'he American
Ibi llaaee. from New York. has arrived.
reports that while modingdapslim
Seaman Francis Brown was washed ever-
heard.
lates- lecpave lay lac I’D-Ir m
A'i'mric Cm. Sept. 1924‘!!! Atlantic
scant fraud a Misuse-enam-
have, distillate. We“ a
amber-gains} hotel-ad keepers.
mimmmgdi'ks Athletic
whom met in rmv some
sieves in the Stockyards:- incl-last.
muss-mints
W
“pm dflufl
’ imp
by two masked men. who bound and gagged tri
Every lsisrisy Heloise.
liéfilfidfihlni
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_ Pickling.
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too“ staboetnotiee. Wahave cab-ads
lust. min.
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cycle?
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ms “ogafiiliég
rye-m
brldue work. All work
Dlld to
“Win evening“
. la
cggnéuwmmh waattosell.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
i K MEET cram. .NOBWALK. CONN
Opposite Horse RaiiwsyDepot.
Mm! lira street. Telethonecali ii-l
unlit!
mm... mitt".
as is con-inmost with ‘llrst class
can fl: Niclerso
Ol’s B 4 2 WE
Insure your Life in the Conn. General Life
ins. (30.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that to a day will insure your life for non.
audio allay wiiislvsyou
OllE‘ TllOlISlllO OOllillS
lflivlamstioyearsoface.
s. s. L'Hommadieu. Ag’l.
Iii Washington Silent.
South llnlwall.
Ill-Medellin.
Bale Agent for
6.8.1. It. BOLTOll’S
not WATER HEilEl
Fleming, Slim unifies-Fitting.
flu and Sheet Iron Wort. .
lint Air Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
50 SOUTH MAiN Hl‘
latitudinal-ii
MlllOFlOllillEllS’ PRICES.
From 34.95 to fit. 5 different styles of
running Ream an all warranted. Hardware
on line carrinKfl—i. nickel plated. Our assort-
meat of upholstered bodlua is extensive. An
npholsterer in constant attendance. who will
in to order at short notice. Repair!!! and
re-upholsterlnll dnneat short notcc. eluci-
‘des. five sin-a. from ".75 to $1.50. l’romilere.
lrls' Tricyclee. Express Wagons. etc.
F .‘ BOYLSTON.
ROWAYTON. CE. opposite If. it. station.”
in
Of. L A} billions
as SHOE .el'op.
h “MOWMbe’Iflb
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Hyundainvlllm 8 sub latte“
dw'iyayfllturifllu licences
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unwell. fyasvllticctmmmlnyesrhtuar.
deuty'mlsslng VI. I. Bloc ab”. lunar!
lilo sslbvbettcn s
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J. SCHAUB.
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Cues Villtmthiemsth Dragging.
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consulate.
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Inflammation, (inflection, etc.
”.00 I In in bars Truman
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TIMI. ”I I. fill".
meta-mam
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I‘ll-y nil in hell-vi or (fire.
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in Our Window. .4
A Handsome and Useful ‘
Article FREE with each l-lb.
package of . ,
GROWN JEWEL *
COFFEE. ’
Price 25cts. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet lamps. Standln
)8 ins. high. m ln.decorated shade. burn ii
ours ..................... One with each 6 lbs.
1 i—plnt lea 00L. “ " " ”
lsuzar bnwl..;. “
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slophowi.... “
13M nton cupsand “
12 plates .........
3 cake pl ...............
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anything
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9 large coffee cupshau
3 large pudding dish ..
9 dinner lattes ..........
ll soup p ates .............
02 pieces. .
Urmke in this assortment is hand decorat-
ed and go (1 banded.
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ll llOllTll Milli STREET.
E.O.MorrisSaleOo
it Solitary 8h, Boston. Mass.
Fire and ,
Burglar-Proof Salas.
_~up_uu“—w~—~wa
Guarantee Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK Of All KlllOS
The Best Sales in the World.
I50.0llll in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn, lass" since that (real. are,
where all of our sales were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chi Fire in em in the Great Bullion Fire
in flaw in all the great fires since. Sand
for circulars. Agents wanted. at 13m
"F’u'n'filfuns
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
llolfh lain Biron. Oil-m
Tand
l. o. allot?“
Papal Naughil‘glfljm. Painter
“Milli". till)“ lllllllltlls
orwalk.
of in stytaa of
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for the tie notice postal.
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in llrcef 8t. Bridgeport, It.
frtm wanton. In. any day except fleaday
The
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Plumbing. Steam
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Gas Fitting.
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