.qumh-mm mu.
below»: u m.- o... 10.“:
m Ian-The first hour
an inlet- wee occupied in
(I the resolution offered by
Mimi for the establish-
. role Mr. Plett Wile.
elenr krgnment to show
. ‘ {crouch erule that Mr. Voor-
”'Olled upon to express the debt
' M Ind the country owed to
”all .
. I:rtor harp;1 Marimba-em
Id”, noppo t e prop
Jim he foresaw that it would
mightier)! the Democratic mm
J power topo- bllle changing the
y I“ ”filing the fedl'rnl election
all leiuletedthot if senatorial cour-
' m unlimited debate the cour-
”ma reciprocal end must permit
‘bhetobetnhn.
With End Few Auditors.
Wt- to Mr. Plott‘s resolution
‘ M by Mr. Hour and Mr. Hill.
unfit). Deletion went over until «my.
Vb- Il. Toll" will argue against it.
h m bill wee then taken up. and
. on 7_ ‘ temlnetltmndc by Mr. White
‘ V . ' .llorpoke for over four hours.
fifth ’ ocrhtic senators gave him
an more baring. but uinetenths of
All (It. a the Republican side of the
Wm "not during moetof the
-. - , he took his seat, and after
_ declined to go on with his
.il ‘ Wagnnmtinn Willi made
“ Ir, Voorllece to lay ‘on the table Mr.
7 gmflifllmfllt to tlle- hill.
1‘ m won 0 posed by the minority.
Rh W to. fl‘ibmtcring. After on
“a” lpent In that way Mr. Voorlleee
m1“: motion, but the general dio
on until 7:30. when the oenute
‘ journal of Wednesday's proceedings
.h the house was not approved until the
boar dodjournment. Mr. Reed discovered
'f'lone law- in it nod called the epeuker'sot~
nation to them. They were attributable
“the journal clerk. the snooker not hov-
Iu opportunity to examine the
he
Maui, and placed the epcuke . 'a rather
ednesdey he studi-
from declining to recognize
4m »
, M
- ”use they were "dilutory" mo
' “one. but because they were “motions."
Hr. “thought that the entries of the
’ tick were proper. even though they might
. “MWMH The question of ap-
‘ ‘ Journal was postponed. but
WNW won agreed to.
. If. We.“ I‘m- Dob-tr.
‘ II “It meantime the committee on rules
' I'm resolution providing for the con-
. “the federal election law on the
y d September. the debate to continue
Intil Pet. 10, when a vote should be taken.
' MGR!!! discussion the resolution was
‘ Amortfromthecommlttreon accounts,
.9” committees that should be
. fluorite clerks. was taken up. but
_-without Musing of It the house od-
Amenc the bills introduced In the house
_ fibuowing:
' 7 canyon: To nmend the interstate
fl ‘ «too on to authorize the issue
' o 5.000 milo mileage tick-
WRII W baggage privileges attach
kh tho especial beneilt of commercial
By Mr. Homers: Appropriotlng $175,000
hmmuion of 'n revenue cum-r on
Ab. hkee.
.- L ..Buith: For the ndmleaion of Arl-
“tho Union as a state.
‘ ‘ gm cone-lo Nominated.
Wmorox. Sept. rep“... president
”to thematic the following nomina-
wflwfl of Indiana in be consul gencrel
7 biota-t Constantinople. .
Townlend of Pennsylvania to be
or lowlon of the United States at
. . Prinz]. of New York to bonecre.
, ‘ ofthe Unltod Show to (Mote.
Random and mnsul general to
,lhfimmfle of the United Slutm:
A. globulin of Ohio nt Chiltuehuo.
. Kane of Mnlne/nt Cllorlcetown.
. irlnns .
of Illinois at Prague. Austria
v III of l‘lcrilo at Benin. llrszll.
DUN-ill of New York at stock-
Mot Tacoma at Comma).
. V In. Pollock of Ulell If. lion Sol-
a Mo! New York at Thu Tun.
«hm-turner.
. . of New York at Prcwott.
3 .
r L: lflollneoor South Dehote et Hlvu.
"‘ elbow-o- to be Ittornoy n:
for the upturn district of
amber of nor-e uppolntmeutu.
‘ but and third assistant poet»
' Md ill worm-n and eonth.
, mount-aim.
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Genuine Article.
DUEL WITH SABERS.
A Ohio-go In. and I Philndoiphh In:
light Over n Putty Coulu.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2:er duel was fought el
Cheltenhuzn bt'uitll, 15 miles eouth of Chi
cego. tho comhutnnts being Willinln Fink
len of hi Ookwood boulevard and I Phlln
dolphin men. The letter received on ugly
wound in the left shoulder, while Flcklcll
«coped unhurt. The trouble was caused
by u woman. Her name is withheld by
Fichlen. who admits fighting the duel
Flcklen also refuses to tell the name of the
man with whom he fought, but my: ht
won a cousin of the Indy.
A friend of Flcklcn from Philadelphia
whom' he declares is, not Frank Keefe
came to. Chicago a month ugoloeeetlu
World's fair. lie “'th- nccompnuled by:
party of relatives. ammo; whom was the
pretty girl cousin about whom the trouble
arose. she wus engaged to be married toe
mob in Philadelphia. it is said, but the ac
cepted lover unfoltnnuwly stayed behind
Mr. Ficklon met her, nud ncconlinu to the
iii“ of her mule cousin become too oltcnv
ve.
He remonemitod with the Chicago man
but it appears WM not satisfied with the
lutler‘s conduct oven nftcr bis roproechee
hull been made. The Philadelphia man
finally brought things to a climax by chal
longing Ficklcn In‘ilghl: u duel,
h‘lcltlcn one, t d tllcthmlvngc. and. be
ing the Cllilllifllut‘tl purty. chose swords.
Accompanied by bill‘lf‘ ~ovonda both men
wen' to u .0. Iut'. d spot- at t u -.tcuimm
bench and prep mat to m ttle tn: matter by
the light of the moon. The cousin of tin"
L'Il'l was i’xrllxll. but determined. i‘lrklcn
was the illul’l‘ adept of lllc two Willi the so
bcrsnnd cuniollll‘tl lmusclf with pnrryinp
his foe's illl‘Usis and blown until assured
by the lutler's determined ouslnughta .hni
be mount to draw blond before he was sht-
isiled. ’l‘hcn h‘lclalcn slipped his sober
now» the weapon of his foe and pressed
the point into his shoulder. That ended
the affair.
‘ The Philadelphia lib") lowerod his salnu
and vlmw buck, tint blood flowing from the
wound in his shoulder. ills second came
up and llnkt'il both parties if they were sut
hailed. Thrywrre. Ficklen. br-forrlenvlng
for the city. assured his adversary that ht
\vtw entirely mistaken in the idea that lit
(P'icklt‘n) wuflrying to steal away the: bcnrt
of another mnn‘c promised brhlr. 'l‘ht
“'uiilllli'd man was taken to his room in
Thic.1-,zo.whcm his shoulder wn dressed
and llzcn he and his friends. including the
fulr cousin. started for Philadelphia
Murderous Annuit With - Screwdriver.
New Youk. Sl‘pl. 2‘2.-—(‘.hrisllnu Meme.
carpenter. who lives‘ at 678 East One Hun
tired and Forty-third sin-ct. is lying rat the
point of death in St. Vincent's hospital a:-
u rrsult of injuries inflicted hyn follow
wm L'nmn. Jacob Schoenenbergerof lirook
lyn. Sl-hocnrnbergeraccused Merm- of bar
lug broken into his tool chest and stolen
some tools. Schnenenberger then picked
up ml 154 inch ‘i‘lt’iVill‘iVE‘l’Bfld struck Moose
with il ml inpul the bond. Then Schuman-
berger trird locud his own life by plunginn
nsburp y-oixxtml uwl Into his breast. Hie
:.-lluw wr'vrlmu-n. however, seized him be
vrc b.- did himself much dulunge. lie WM
. weird and Imhl without boil.
The Nov-nit ln Buonm Iiyru.
llx'I-‘ws Ar: ‘ \‘cpt. 2-2.—The situation
b -. r rennin» vrilml. Thirty conspicuous
r vii 4!. have lr'JJ nrrested. The national
.~. .. ,.».1v. !Ilfl I. pg disturbcd province vi
1‘. . . m- s. have gone over to the insur
Lil'x‘lri. ’l'lm iron gunbonta Burmoju rind
ll ;:1.l~ll‘ :l. stationed In the Puritan rivar.
bum j. llliJil lb.- nntigovcrument forcm
’l‘w {rambler-I has ordered that the whol'
millullxl gum-d be mobilized throughout
the country to stop the progress of the re»
\‘nli.
Mine “'ntor- Illnet (in to Jail.
lll‘l‘r‘ 1L”, Sept. till—Emma J. Waters. 3
young .vmuun of Albany. \vm in the Unit-
ed Slum «lletrict court here and pleudcd
milky to the charge of misusing tho mulls.
SE.» was .«cnlczuzrd to my n line of 8‘35 and
In ire imprirlrmezl in the Albany county
jail for four months. Slit‘ was engugetl in
llw mm iumuiul ugency business.
Army Maneuver-i “'rro ll'ltll.
firm. liunmlry. Supt. 2‘3.~’l’be army
m:m-~m- r4 in the country heronbnut hns
l-Lm. vi. and the palm of victory was llWiil‘ll‘
m n. tlu- nrmy of the north. The mennnd
Ilill‘fil:5 urr ruli- rim; extreme exhaustion.
Numerous ucr-idvnm occurred during the
ilybzlnu. it In reported that two oillcere
uml New-ml privntes were killed.
Iron i'lpv nml llubbu- Worke’bto flint Up.
FLEillNu’l‘os. N. J._ Supt. 22.~«Tbc Fleur
inmnn iron plpt' wurks. which have. her!)
lilil' for u year. were bumzht at obcrifl'u
uni.- by John Form of Quaker-town. PA
’I lm works will be started lip at once. The
l'llIvlu‘l' Wm its at anbcnvllle will ntnrt on
full llflll' on Oct. l.
The Chine-o Furor l'roo Nllver.
filmlrour. Sept. 2:2,w'l‘he currency com-
llll~bllm of the Mrulln nettlcrnemu hon pro
rented four reports. llnlf of the members
intro? token column and half tree silver
currency. The bunkers‘ and Chine-e re-
ports iovor in o silver.
Tn nun": meteralm'e Poor.
Aifb‘l‘l-Jllnili. .'. l’., 80111.22.le16 Aid
and Iluucrnlcnt society held 11 npeulnl maul.-
Imz lo urmlmc plums to relieve the poor 0!
”II! city. There are thnuunnde out of em.
pluyment. and there In grout dilltfi‘M.
slmt by [tr-«Mont.
\Vll‘fEIlbl‘lll‘. (foam. Supt. ”ab-At an
ltallmr bauudlnn house on Canal ntreet
Nicolu Sullrl. nn itnllnn. Accidentally chat
and lnstnutly killed Francesco lion»;
Another Victim M the In: I‘our Wreck.
Iflmmuo. iii-pt. Qua—Robert J. Shelter of
“Holly. 0.. died at St. Luke’s hoepllnl from
tlmetiecin of Injuries received In the lily
Four wreck oi Menteno. lud.
’fllo Daryl-rel Yul“ Captor oil.
or. town. Mien. Sept. 22,—8harlll'
Dolnn rcpmtn lludlng‘the ymht of the
leklnao Inland burglars. The rubber.
try.- hldlug in the woode.
An Oper-tlnn on Ben-tor Pin-hm. .
NEW Ynnk.8cpt. would operation wu
perforlmd on Senator Plunkltt yesterday
for kidney trouble and today the patient
In mung unletly.
toiled wot-inn to» cum
on Function. Sept. awn. steemer
Belgio called [or China without may of the
Chinese ordued deported.
“......MW
Iron-h linen! Olsen blood In Boston.
MD, a .... r R
W 0m mil
m 2221 ”woman oftho frmhlliflflon
Mica
mum: he saw by next Tend-d:
wg’lflnmfltfi. our»
ALL QUIET AT BUAIIBIIE.
After Lynching and Bunting
Smith the Mob Dispersed.
m IAYOB Ill TEMPORARY EXILE.
Altar Being "noted by the Etoltod No!
n. We: Token Awuy by iii-4 friends.
Police Oliciulo Eurpended and the Mill-
“. nun-now.
Rouokr. V41. Sept. m-t’l‘he townie
quiet now.nutl fill lust night the street;
were almost «lantern-d. This contlltlon in
In marked contrast to lln- Iluuru just pre-
'vloull. when n tnobwns in possession of
tho city.und during which time Robert
Smith. the negro who Assaulted Mrs. Henry
Bishop and in the riot over whom It num:
ber of citizens were shot, Was hanged.
'Whlle J. Allen \"flllh. Judge Woods
mm Wfiulfiwg Each Bottle.
TiBiIIl. IIIIIIISIIII & ’00.. y . 7'5 .
...:xzu" 3“ ma... Tombson slharmacy
muforfioutb Molt. M nu
lhayer’e
Only lie per Bottle. .
Makes the finest endymoet de-
licious drink imaginable.
IIIIEBOITIE mus sot ‘
Full Directions With
Realm-MAME?
__ mettle. ”emu
' red in me, mm
mfg sum not venue. .
* Wee.» ,. ,.
RANGES.
Alli)
IIlll' Alli HEATERS.
. Gasoline Stoves.
.G‘A‘S’O Ll N E",
BY TH! BALM)“ OB BARREL.
Funny and Boat Work
‘ A BPEOIALTY.
lililuhlngton 8t.80.liormli.lil'
malt
rusulsllmsu
" team all went hum
1M lhe. Ion BALI
rm mm, . liming.
run nuns-r Assam-um? or
lEAVE "III atom Hill
Cucumbers
l-il'ORl—I
Pickling.
Hunlill‘elufi
Telephone Cell. 8-11.
’
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no You Want a Bicycle?
.uflifi‘ii‘eh’i‘wt mm may bicycle. {our 3%?
Cash-m 3 l 00- Cash.
Buy now. Call on no end get
tl iewhen 1e outta 11.
The metebuy mguw e...
Practical Bicycle Repairing
'l‘ll'l'l!
n 0 uk ' . '
iiihwh’fiongm
urrncuan WITHOUT PM!"
“I. work low
ed. 8 lnl ottentinpeidutoc drennnd
Nem’u‘i‘netlentr. awn evenings.
1..
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samurai up
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PICTURES FRAMED. our
to order ct Ihort notice. We here on bond e
line of tho ism: pattern mouldings to which
we reewctfully cell your Ittention. Prices on
rceepnsble us is consistent with first clue»
Will' . '
Wolcon it NicIerson,
34 Main St. Harwell. 932%
ANOTHER MINE 013mm
"remand-u ”howl-“$1--
pinnin- vf (bi. .
minimum. PF. Supt. a.»- nuI 1.;
l out)! gun in mini mum g
{be lahlgh and Wilhelmina C r
at. Plymouth llvomon were humanly til
and live otheremiously Injured.
The name: of the dew! are: Deva H.
Jones. contractor, Wilhelm-ere; Wllll‘lil
Junta. rock miner. Wilkcuhnrre: Join
Flanagan. mason. Wilkeelmrrr'. Owen P.
Jones. miner. Plymouth: Jmhua Gall”
ly. mistnut mine lurcnum. Plymouth. .
miner: Thomas Willinrzr‘v. rock miner: D.
ll. Davis. rock minor: John Cumming.
mason; Jfllllt‘ii Moi-gun. miner.
The accident mu mused by Joshua Go-
lightly. who «blend 9 body of an with
his unkind lump. A lcrliilc exploelon fob
lowed. 'l‘bo drmlly llmnes swept from one
end 0! the gungwuy to the other. carrying
death or injury to «wry living being in lte
pntb. ‘
The men m-n- m-rklng fully moo fut
and (when; m-rc robin-Ming tire crowd. Ser‘
gaunt Griffith. with lwn utllcoru. hull token
the negro from tho juil null spirited him
out of town. They carried him across the
riwrlnio the words. but toward daylight
they were untitled that suundsuf nwu \verr.
scouring tho adjacent country. They1
thought it best to bring their prisoner back
to town and plum him in juil.
The Body Bullet llltldled.
'l‘bl-y were proccullng to the jail when a
squad of men. about :30 in number. rushed
uponllu-muml took the prisoner. With
shouts and yell»; (ho dclcrmllml men look
the ncnm In tho urnrrut tree. He was
hungctl fu a hickory limbnml his body I’lil-
died with built-Is nnvl horribly umnulul.
With the break of «lay crowds of people
begun lo throng the streets loading to the
occncof the inicst trngcdy. Dangling!“
the end of a small hemp mpc was the body
of the negro. liis fam- was bloody. dis
for-toll null swollen. A loud of shot bull
been liml intobin buck. liti-rullyvimring
his cum in [Ilt‘l'H- The rope wns til-d In It
regulation lumgmarl‘s knot. and the ne-
gro's fact “'t‘l‘f‘ m-ll nbon- the ground.
i‘urtmer ”my and a jury rcpnirrel curly
to the scene of tlu- lynching. and after
viewing tho body of thedcml mun rendered
a Vi‘l'iill‘l {but the negro come In his tloutb
at the bands of [IEI‘MIII‘A unknown to them.
After the inquest the nfliccm were order»
ml to take charge of the body of the
negro. but the .Rlll'fl'llg muss of men which
bud by this timr :mvmblrd would not let
them touch him. A cool curt pruning near
by was [lrmsul mm service. and the body
was thrown into it. it was then huulcd to
Mayor Trout‘s residenco on Campbell ave
nue. It apparently being the intuition of
the mob to bury it in his front yard.
.»\t this critical moment Rev. W, C.
Cnmpln-ll uppt‘lln‘d upon the sccno and
told the mob thnt such procedure would
never do. lie rpoln» kindly in them. and
at Inst diaauxnlrd llwm from carrying out
their plan. The luniyduringthis lime bud
not been removed from the curl, so It the
suggestion of mum one in the crowd they
took it ovr-r to tho edgx- of the river to
burn it.
“‘nmcn Foil the Finance.
Fences in re r-rru linWll. slant boxes mk-
cn, and sunn- mu.- wi‘h an or cut down so“
crnl cetlnr firm-3 mnr by. Tim dry wood
was llilil In a bingo pllc, lull nrrtmgcd so it
Would burn fret-1y.
(In this brnp the ncgm's bully \vm litlll.
On top of all rim 'cedur bnnlzils wore
thrown.qu Iv-u gallons of Coal ml were
poured on tho dry word, The mulch was
touched to ll, und the llnun's «but rupltily
upward.
it was not Inna: ln‘fnn- the crowd ills-
perm-d. but (ill the. morning mrn nod 00‘
chumllly u \xunmn were seen going lll'
word llll‘ p'm-v of burning in squads of
three to ll\‘~. l'I‘n-ry um- u-muull tlvsirnus
uf coniribu. in; in tlu- llllllt' by lhruwinu u
(wig 0r chip on it. All [but was n-nminr
in]: of Smith m MM: wu. u {cw usher. nml
ben- and ilwm n bun-.1 but the flrr- was still
burnim.r :1 w-l-ly. anal lllll-t~ standing
or mud ~r-.i.l .I ..t it should burn until
then» w::~ um: :i yrs! in» remaining.
A5 I: 'r .21 v-:‘ Ilm urnml l'nnlllct be
lwrau Ilw :ulIu-rilix-s nml llu- lllllIHll the
(Inurg ..r IE. in” H mvu m-r-dml llllll more
[Inn '23 wrintldv “numb-d. some of lili‘lll
family.
,\ “vi! Mirr tho Mayor.
Aflw Hm »:nul.«- of bulilc lmtl cleared
nwny {mn- .’v‘r Ill“ mfriy u! \luyur 'l‘muf
flflll lllv dourmim-d mm with him “we
fro-mly mpr. .. 'll by Ila-1r friend-A. u“ tlu- in
dluuml-ru - " lit“ mub .h'i‘lllflll wprrinlly ullv
rcclul lnun ll iuizu nuvl lilr~ s idiom. \l’bill'
the proud mu :unklnu pr~pwrutlom for
tho scmud :x .uuult the militiu «liulmndcd
and went in tin lr homes. Mayor 'l'l'out.
who hml bm-n wuumlml In the fn'lt with a
plum] ball. “21»- lll"~ g-urrlml In the Ponce
Ilf‘ Loon Imivl. but owing to tlu- thmn» of
the mob lu- \Vlh roman-d from lbs-re by bin
friends nuul lnkm in the country. wlwrc lu-
uilll ll-L
Shortly uflrr bin dugmrtuw a t'mml wont
to the Police do Leann hotel damn «but: the
mayor. ’I'Iu'v Worn uemml by IIw i'lf‘l’k
that Mr. 'l‘roul wun not tint-v, but. wrrc
not milelh'd unlil mum- of tlwlr lmulcru
:Iful mmlc- othnrouuh neon-ll of tho prcnr
are.
Not finding hlm. the crowd went lolliay‘
or 'i‘roui.'» rm’denco on Wort i'umpbcll
avtmur. uhm- n thorough but frultlwm
eeurcb \wu mmiu for him.
Acting Muynr R. A. Bucktwr has our
named charge of the oily novermneut autl
hilfi suspended Chic!“ of I’nllce'i‘t-rry. Sit-r-
gaunt Griffin and Uml‘i‘l' M. i‘. MnrrIn.
pcmllm on investinutlou of their connec»
tion with tho affair. A curmwr'n jury has
been in Marion All day lnvcutlgutlnu the
“use of lbw tragedy. but [ill yet lmwnot
oomph-ml lmlnboro. So far the evidence
ethlucrd u-vvx-ely censure. the militia.
Troops in Renal-ell.
liu'lmoyn. Sept. Sawmill-nerd Charles J.
Anderson. brllmde commander of the Vir-
glnlu forces. In In cnmnmnlcatlou with the
Itlthorltlcn of limlnoko. ulld the troops of
this clty are prnctlenlly under ume.ilie
offloeraoi the First Virginia regiment. the
Blues null the llowlturs having been notin
lied by him to hold throwing ready (or
duty. No further trouble ll outlolpetod.
but the action taken by thegonerei ie‘o
precautionary one. -
llnyur Trout In It Lynnbir',
ercnnmln. Vat. Sept. 22.-Moyor Trout
of Roanoke arrived here loitering with is
awful wound in the foot. lie declined to
lnurviemd
open-ti: 13:0: to nail".
Humor. Mom. Bent. n—bpenlter Wli‘
llem It. Burrottof tbs Monuments hoes-
mule a. speech declining to be u undirlete
for reconnection iii! representative.
. ‘rm comm“
In Moor Goon, Sept. 9!.me
IOolllerAbepbotond room.an
holynetn hemonhtmetkhmm
from the spot wlurr i-‘olighily‘e Inmpm
ofl‘ the mm. but owing to x. .. uuunuoi no
cone (Milnlllllll of the tnmv the searching
(lumen hprlfflll so rapidly that there woe no
escape
Gllllfillii)‘ was burned fenrfnlly. the final:
The injurei are; mm. L. Even-.Mkl
THE BOUTIBEEDVEBED.
The Real Robbers of the, Train
of Hancock In Jail.
HUNTING THE OEHTEALIA BlnAllDiTB
lir- Two In. Who Hat With Bach A not
Reception [from the Trail llnndo Are
mu .- 1...; rm to. mum: none-r
flu (lo-M
(filmed. Sept. ill-Tho big Hancock
Mich.) apron robbery Is at no end: The
detective. have willed their work. the ovl~
deuce In All in. the numey locotmlnmlnll
the robbers Arrested They will be brought
up for examination in the court tit Mur-
quette, Mich. Sntutdny, and the money
will he produced in court no evidence.
Every dollnr of It he: been found. turd it
in In A cafe place Three of the live men
who coneplred to rob and robbul the Amer-
lcln Exprm compnny of 870.000 have con—
fneed. A fourth would confess also if It
were demnndedrof him. but the outhoritlcn
do not want his evidence.
Ioblon We" Ilnllrond lion.
of hit: burly being literally cooked. Tb.
other viminm worn out burned, butwere
killed by the flying debris. The mmnl
were hulblingwalls and the. laborer» clean-
but up Flilllll~ii in flu“ rock tunnel when
death overtook lIn-‘lv
As fillull us the riplnfiloil occurred. Word
was hunt to lln- mu fucc. and in a few min-
utes 1,000 people bad authorrd at the month
of tho shaft. A rmruiu: puny war at once
oruunlzl-d. ’ml by r'upvrinto-mlent Marsha.
After a nilnl’l ulm-m‘o they reappeared.
bulriug llll' IllIlClU’llt‘ii lmtlics.
THE BASEBALLHSTEORES.
NATlHNAL l.iZ.\I.l'l‘. Ii.\.\li56.
‘ A! 9!. [Millie » ' II. II. ‘
New Yurk. L‘ .‘I l l n n I n o» “0 i
unborn»... .b l o 2 l o o o 04 7 I
lInl-iwln and Wilmn. Iluuley uml Twirl.~
bum. l‘mpln )lzumllr. '
.\ Li '1.~n- . n. n. n.
Brmklyn.. . n o n u I II :I II I 5 D A
(liovrlnml. .‘i l 2 0 l l 5 I) xwld 17 I
fiburml ..lni blah-w. (‘lmlt-uu null Plim-
mor. l'mpzrr- llllrsi.
AI ltiulfsl m.- « n. It. I.
Phllmlolphln ..... 5 t (I {1 1' fl 0 0 18 lo I
lnuiavlllr... .u I) I.) (I 0 (I i (I -A i I
Tnylor u'nl i'rum. Kilroy nnd (Trim. Uln-
plre riloruuug. .
Al l‘inrmuzlti . tn...
llostm:...... 3 o o 0 n o 2 0 o. 510 t
(‘lnclmmtl.. ..u 0 u l) L' o 5 u r— 7 0 I
(lutright flllll ileum-tr. lluylvr null Vaughn.
l’mplre (infinity.
At Chicago n. I. l.
Baltimore ....... 0 II 2 '2 ll 5 Z (I 1313 I
(‘llicm_........ .n u a o o :3 o 0. 2 cm
McMahon and Robinson. llonnclly and
binge. l’mpmc L)'ln‘il.
At I'ltts‘mr; n. u. x
\l'ubinxtou l 0 2 II 0 l H 0 0 A 10 3
”inborn... ll 2 2 9 0 II t: 0 xiii 16 I
Mnul and il'liuzlrkc. lx'illrn and Eerie. I‘m-
plrmimnllo. ., _ _- ‘ _. ----
linlstor A-tunlfrd by )laekod Ian.
Nt‘ntmsruu‘s. Pu .St-pl. ‘31. Jl‘wo "melted
men enlvrml the rrsldr-tm-of Rev. Dr. A. A.
Murplo. rector of Alli] Swollen church in
upper Marion township. while the family
were wan-«l ll| tlw dining room and struck
him it rmablnu blmv lrvtwrr-u the eyes with
u revolver Alta. Marple and her duughter
and niece then run up nllill‘fi und tired a
pistol and mm: o Iwil in nrnuw the: neigh-
bors. 'l'br iv mid lu- robin-IN escaped. The
rector Ir- not svrlomly lujuml.
Au "ll l’nlrh on the Ocean.
l’mmm‘t x'lll.\. Sept ":3 ”Flint llurry
ill-nnctt rupmls (but on Sunday. while
cruising on 1i..- pi‘..llmut E. 0. Knight to
the l-ustwrul 0! the hive Fathom bunk
llfllllrlllll. l.x~ ".vumi llw water for miles cov-
i'l't'll with pt‘lt'o‘clllll. 'l‘blrty tnilei east of
the lightsbip. all “a ~ bubbliml to the our
fuce with nullnlcrlill im'cv. nnd ha and his
companions route to the conclusion thotnn
nil lmlvn w .- I bud ncently laundered
with nil in: Tour-I.
A-n l'nttrr Not Gullly.
llntlTHN, rim. 2'). .Iudgv l’ulnmn or-
der-ml tin- jury in brim: in a verdict of not
guilty in illcun: of ex-l‘rrsldent l’otlcr.
who mm Ili'i'l'.‘l'll of “hill”; in the wreck of
the Muvuum bunk. . n the groumlof lu-
anlllcu-l.t m’iolcm‘l‘. fillil it wnsdouc. it in
mild tldlt ibis ml'mn disposer: of all the
criminal proceedings ngninsl l’rcslliont Pot-
le'r.
l'neivvr Donnorkrr In Trouble.
illlm mm. “0.31.5“th2'2.-~ii(‘\‘. Dolbcrt
U. llullhm lull. lulc pnator ui the. Free Blip-
Iiut church in this city null n fowdnys alum
I‘llptllllit'fl unwrinu-mlmt of abode In
Sandwich. Mum. mu quietly arrested at
bl» bnnw in Hm l by nu lIli' clmruc of fer
lonlum usmulll on at young girl and in now
in custody Ill l’nrtlnml. Mi‘.
Hit-bur. Mills Become.
l'l‘r‘ram‘uu. Npl. ,32.—~’l‘ho finishing de~
pnrmwnt of (lllvor Brotherul South ’l‘cnth
rlrevt mill rmamed work. FriendJioffumt
& liailvy also started the finishing deport-
nu-nt ul llu-ir pinto mill. The plate and but
mills at Spun“. l‘imlfunt (I: Co's works M.
Etnn have n mined on double turn.
Emm- (iuldmen‘e friend: lent-mood.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. fill—Judge Reed
wotencul Ulto llelbo and Albert lien-son,
ollmc ”minor. to four months' imprison-
mom. much for ottcm this to rims Emma
Unldnmn. the New ork uneroblet. when
eho was ltl'ri‘lililtl here'ou Aug. Bl.
Who-linen lire-k tb- Cenllry Roma.
Loslmx. Supt. rumw. Burgess and F.
Cole. whrelmeu. lmvo broken the tandem
minty record for mo miles. ’i‘hey rode 60
mile. end return In 5 hourennd Mmlnuteo.
Mn. Gould indicted.
unrntxorm. Vt. Sept. Mme-Til. mend
jury hoe Indlcml Mrs. Loraine Gould for
killing Em rfihnw by malpractice, end ll.
ll. Pltkln oi Fair linen as Mary.
In: [taupe [ill lami-
(human. Svpt. 2‘ .-l“rnnk»lveg scored
1,000 points mul John Roberts. .lr.. run No
pointe in the fourth reaction of their inter-
national match at billiards.
A Million Dollnr nun.
Tens-ms. Mun. Sept. flaw-*A bond for
“memo mm filed bore for the executors
of the estuto of Frederick L. Anne.
1....»le indicted.
Form. )1. Y.. slept. 2A~Puqonle Leon.
ertll. who family mobbed Alvah 3. Don-
over in Ammrdnm. mu indicted.
Ole-lore in lumen firm-o.
manna. Sept. ll-uCholomi be- up-
mvd In the m lltnry burr-«ken lppen‘
....me
MA It.“ guide-e w
_ mwwrwflurgeyw: .4“. .
The robborn are Ed iiugnn of Murquette.
Mich. on rx-mcuacnger. who has been rc~
ceutly living the life of nsport nnd- who
wu.’the origlmuor of the conspiracy; Dom-
lnick Hogan. his brother. who Was the
uproar fili'l‘ii'ngl‘l' on the train that wtui
robbed and who hrd cuetmlv of the mom
tint wen taken n! the time of the robbery;
Jack King. the famous champion of the
United Stolen nt Cornish .lelt’ n-f wrre-
_ Illug; Jock Butler of himqucttr. Mich. on
all uround crook. who bus done his lrrm In
state‘s prison; George Liberte. on ex mil-
roml Holler. who was out of work and who
mus the only man in tho party who wan)
:npnble of hnmlllng l milmud locomotive.
Thc web of evidence Hound three men is
«old by iletectivervvho huve ‘rt‘tunml to
this city after working up the use to be so
wrll put together that their r-ncwpc is prac-
llmlly impossible. The fact that all the
nib" persons who hull been at rested on smi—
pick. of complicity In tbccihe were turned
free nhowu that the officials of the express
company are thoroughly untiuflutl that the
money is safe. ‘
.‘I’lro Contnliu Holdup.
CENTRAUA. ills. Sept. tum-VA vigorous
search Iii bum: mmlc for the two robbers
who clumped after holding up the New (Irv
lennsllmlted train on (be lliiuoie ('rmmi
road just outside of this city. In tin- buule
which followed between the tlmg- robbers
and frnlnhnnda one of the robbers was
mortally wounded. and three of the crew
were badly hurt. The thieves got nothing
in the way of booty.
“hen the tmin rcnchml here, throt- ntrn.
heavily armed and carrying tools which
later came lnm plny. boarded the from end
of the exprous cur. Just beyond ('t’f‘lll'flllJ
Engineer Young and lv'iremuu .‘lrilum-ll
heard u nulw on the tenth-r behind tin-m.
Both turned null sow the muzzlcs of two
big revolvers storing them in the lili‘t".
"Keep your mouths shut and stop the
machine. or we'll shoot," the robixrscried.
The engineer and fireman sprung at the
robbers, who fired. and the trnimuen fell
wounded on the plutiornw connecting rub
and tender.
Then the roblwrs utlnckml the ('Kfli‘l‘Ne
car. in which were the nu'mr-ngr‘r of [be
A mericnn Exprcroa cmmmnylunl Conductor
(Ilium.
During the heavy fusillndc thul {Ulluwi‘tl
two of the robbers broke in the door of the
car with heavy elnlgcn Thou ((lllv)“'t‘(l u
battle royal. 'l‘bc mm-xlgernmi conductor.
partly barricaded by lunxcs llllll puckugcs.
fired at the robbers as fast on they could
shoot. The thieves find. [00. but they
were at n disadvantage.
During the shooting thc conductor to
mlvmluelightpistol wound in tho bnlnl.
The shooting amused the llflfifil'llgl‘l‘fi. and
they begun to conceal their vuluublca. 0n
the train. deulhcmlinu hin way. we» 1’. J.
Sanderson brnkemnn of the mud. llc come
' lo the rescue of the conductor and women
ger armed with u shotgun. lie attacked
the robbonl from tho rennmulthough in
turn Attacked by the third rubber managed
to shoot one of (bone in lilo cxprces cur
through the body.
The othero. seeing their mmpnnlnn fall.
look to their hook and not nwuy through
the trees ll'llil fields. One ml the Imiuhaudu
hurried luck to l‘cntmlln‘wltb thz' news of
the robbery. nml the town “'ua nrouml. In
half on hour wanes of men were landing
the country in n hunt for the hlgllIVl-n.
’l‘ho omcmlr of the American l‘lxprem
Company In Uhlrugowerc lmtlllwl of tho
Iltemptcd robbery. null two of them left
1forCentrelln. it is not known how much
money was In tho t-xprcm Illcsm-ngcr'n
core. but it In valid the amount would ex-
ceed 050.0%.
When MI) in jail. JomN. the wounded
robber. talked fm-ly nml illllill' A full con-
feulon. '
Thou Won Freight 1min Rubbers.
LA Poll“. ind.. Sept. thin—For neverul
months Lake Shore freight train» between
this city and Butler have been my ‘ “
elly plundered. with the result that. the
rellroed oompeny has contained a loss of
from ”0.000 to claim Now omcers have
ninblleheti the foot of the existence of on
o culled gong of robbers.
reenwood end Evans. two rlnglrntlern
now In the toils. have turned statue evi-
dencedmplleetlng per-tire in towns along
the rout it Is thought they know comm
thin. lbout the Keodollvllle truln rubbery.
Do if” luow Jon".
Knolls Clrr. Sept. W.~0Mcers of the
Bwltchmen’s union In both the Know
Citye end Argentine any that D. 1.. Jam.
the Centrslin ex robber who ion! on
hie persona from the local unloads
not known there. end they hove no recol-
lection at my mob men.
follow“ I thin or...
liltnnxn. Sept. m.-Dfl&cl-IVII of the
Adams Expreee compeny have been In
Milwaukee for moral by: following up u
slew to the apron robbery at Kendall-
ville. but hove m up.
low-rite in the Anon of Inl- lantern.
‘l‘oPlkA.8ept. fl~Governor lawelllnu
has offered row-rile for the limit of the
tenth who committed the recent treln
rob _
lore mum cm‘in lto- rm.
Now You i. lie—Four new cones of
mellpox wnbsfglnd In the Fourth word.
where the dinner hu taken root.
no not. nuu Into no.
Minuet. he!» “~01! m'mm’i
Wonk-mum Amomwereon
the growth.
Mailer-en muffler-
MHAN I.—’l'bo ’
Windham mainline. ;
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lnuure your Life in the Conn.Gen«-rsl Life
Ins. Co..oflinrtford. Remember youugmnn
thntic ndny will Insure your No for slim.
and lie ndsy will give you '
lIIIE THOIISAIID lIIIllAflS
If living. nt e5 yam of we.
8. S. L’Hummedieu, Ag’t.
In Washington Street. ‘
South Notwall.
W.H.Meekeri&io.
G. 8: .I. B. BOLTIIII’S
HOT WATER HEATEI
Plumbing. Steam and Gas-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
Plan» and t‘r-illllllfer furnlebr-d
but u nler. strum or hot air lmumg
’I’I SUITTH MAIN ST
BABY CIRRIABES
It i“ rifilrl
MANUFACTUREHS' PRICES.
l-‘ruru SIN» to 31.3.!“ 5 Jule-run! ~ty7u~ of
running Lv'ill‘sflll'l ull unrrun'ed. Hardware
onllnv rurriw M. nillwl lilitit'il. (Iur amul-
mrnl m‘upim brul Inuilt‘“ is vxii'nler. An
llllllllwil'fvl" In l'ulhltllll unrndmn'c. ulxu MEI
lrim llillrllr'r nl «imri not" livpstlrl'lr
rc-uph interinudoue at short mum. \ l~
pairs. flu.- slzv a. I'rnm 5LT?» in 5:1 .10. I’rmx- . u a
Illrls‘ ’l‘rx-ycles. Exprnsr- Wugn: .-. err.
F. BOY LSTON.
Kill" \YTDN. i"l‘.. opt-unite ll. ii. Stutlun
mil
w: L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE udl’l’t'lr.
Doyuvwihml Whe- mil» noediryepelr.‘
mm the world.
If you want eflne DRESS 8H0 made In the lat-Ii
Ityles. don’t pry 86 lo $8. try my 3, $3.50, $4.00"
35 Shoe. The Ill equal to custom madeand Iooka
war is well. {you with to economim in your foolweer.
doloby purchasing W. I.. Dough: hoes. Name and
pricestrmpcd on the bottom, Imk hr it when you buy
'9'. e4. DOUGLAS. Brochion. More. Sold by
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iA‘th‘ Nuru‘ulk. 5. p. m ; South Norw'elk. (III)
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FM igbl. remain-<1 from T u m. to S p. m.
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Railroad
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Undertaker.
A K NIGHT STREET. NORWALK. “INN
Opp-unite Horse RnilweyDepoi.
Residence. 3 Elm eiroot 'i'ele; hone “111‘ 3-!
on
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In Our Window.
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Article FREE with each l-lb.
package of
BRIIWN JEWEL '
COFFEE.
Price 25cts. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet liimpi. Standing
lDIne. hlqhfilfiln doc lrnted shade. burn 2‘
hours .......... . .Une with such ll [be
liquor. too not " " " l “
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lcreum nllcher..
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6 oval vegetable dishes
8 1 qt pltchero.... .
3 large steak platters ,.
8 bred and milk bowls .
D lurge cod‘oe cu «saucers.
3 lung“ pudding Mica... “
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150 sold in Lynn. Morse" since that great fire.
where fill of our rules Were subjected to lntense
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Papers. Borders null (ill! Moultllnge when
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mol’ Eetimetee cheerfully given.
Physicia’n’l‘u‘womenl
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Can be conrultcd If. her office.
333 Broad 8t. Bridgeport. lit.
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The llmmr inn rmllnr plnyalcinn and for
the mtrlxu-en yearn ban
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from any dlmculty inc dent to the sen con
mnnuli Ir. (lullfnrd In the otricleat "nil-
dem-r. end wit the momma of receiving the
pool, skillful end wloulllle treatment hm
mumlernauruer and medicine Home core
furnlnbml for con cement colon. Term» mod-
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DO AIDA) KINDS OF ..
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Flttlnz-
Drnlorr In "M “II and Swim flaming
DEALERS in
Auto. Tin. line and crockery.
Biennial (IIIIBEII SETS $2.35
T0 BIGHIB GRADE.
rectory work encoded in WW!-
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Oat. Mum-bill.
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