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RN IMPORTANT LETTER.
Defense Trying to Prove That
Miss Pollard Wrote it.
HAIDWBITING EXPERTS GALLBD.
The Ila-in Contradleta Part of the Plain-
tlfl’e Eddonoe. and Madellm Baa Sworn
That It la a Forgery-«Judge Jere Wilma
Data Home Crou Examining.
Waanixo'ron. March 28.-—The defense in
the Pollard-Breckiuridge trial took a new
tack and ventured upon the troubled sea
of expert testimony. ’l‘wo witneaocn well
known in Worthington—Dr. E. ill. Schnei-
fer. the deputy coroner of the District of
* Columbia. and Mr. Edwin B; llay, an at-
torney who is something of alocal Chaun-
cey Depew—appeared for the Kentucky
congressman, and their statements were
directed to the support of the contention
thatthe hand of Madeline Pollard penned
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JEREMIAH Witsov.
the black bordered letter in 1‘95, which
she has most emplmtit‘aily illaiii’owed
twice over on the witness‘etnml. . _
Great stress is laid by the defcnac upon
the authenticity of this letter—not because
it runs couiiter to the testimony of the
plaintiff that Colonel Breckinridge first
called upon her at the Wesleyan academy
of her own volition, but becmise they
think if she can be proved false on our im-
portant detail her whole statement will be
impeached. The signature to the letter
also goes to support theopeningatatemrnt
of the defense on a minor detail—viz:
That Mine Pollard had adopted at that
time the middle name of Breckinridge.
This letter, which baa figured no conspicu-
ously in the case and which the (left‘l’iile
will fight to get before the jury, is as fol
lowa:
Mien Pollard'a Letter.
Wmutvan Common. July in, N4.
[inn (Yomsai. Bnacmxninon ~Your letter
came to me Saturday. lam glad you told me
it would in inconvenient to come out here to
the college. for if you had your» to over each a
little trouble to llaien to what sometimes over-
burdena a echtmlgirl'a mind you might be. in-
clined in he provoked with yourself. A preach-
er‘a opinion of little affairs of mine would cause
premature gray haira, where your opinion
might clear away all doubt! and ft'fll'fi and let
me be quite free hearted again. I think i have
prepared you for a divorce case; but, listen. it
in worse than that.
If a certain person should advance (node for
my tuition here at echool for three years under
the promise that! marry him at the i-xplmilon
of the time. could he do anything if lwould
not marry him. but teach and refund all be had
advanced? I know you think. “Why the de-
caption?"
But on no other trrma will b:- ngrea. When
a girl wanla nothing but a good education and
mom to obtain such are denied her. what In
aha to do but take the only chance ehe is cvei
likely to have. I liked your face, and l mu ours
I would like you. and if at any future time you
are in the city and would care to come around
remember that home faceii are alwaya welcome.
I am very respectfully yonl‘n.
Manama: ll. Ponmno.
For the that time the keen errata examin-
ing power of Judge Jere Wilma, whom
work has been awaited with interest. by his
fellow lawyrra. was brought into play. it
was first exercised on Major Moore, the
chief of police, who wan called back to dist
pixie some of Mine l'oiiard'a atatcnwntn re-
garding the two interviews in his office
during which Colonel llrecklnridxe repent-
ed hie premium to marry her.
Major Moore denied that in either of the
two interview: (.‘olonel lireckinrldge had
laid, "Thia in one of life'a tragedies," oi
that lye had said anything about Mica Pol-
lard tearing two children or being pron
mint. in neither interview had Culmicl
Breokinridge aaid, “She knew l was a tour-
riad man when it occurred,” nor had Mia-
Pollard laid. “Yea. i gave myself to him."
"How long did that interview lull”
naked Judge Wilma in crm exaiulnaiion.
"Fifteen or 2D niinniea."
“A great deal was mild that you don'i
remembert”
"Yea, air."
Anawering further attention», the major
laid that he had only made mom of what
improvised hie mind after the interview wan
moluded; that Mimi Pollard and Colonel
Bmkinrldue had talked all the time, Mina
Pollard let‘mllm excited and doing moat of
the talking, while l'oiouel Breekinridge
reamed cool. ile would not pretend that
he recalled everything. Much had been
raid which he could not remember, aathat
metal the conversation he had recorded
bill now would not. have occupied more
than half a minute. lilo attention had not
been called to the converaatlon for three
months afterward.
Julio Wilma and Elder Moon.
The second interview, it. was developed
under cross examination. had lulled nearly
an hour. had been lone elicited than the
limit. Mlle Pollard doing meat of the talk-
as.
"Thin wan the interview o‘i' the thh of
May. when Mire Pollard narrated that fill!
lay on the sofa, Colonel Bmklnrldge Mt.
Nelda her. and afterward he took her
band iahlaantl your band and prmnlaed
to m her!" reputed Judge Willem.
ain‘t,“ mflphhfll“ an old score.
to ‘0 ‘7
Then
that
a och-me between the two
when Judge Wilson asked it any;
had been raid ordm toladlraie
the womb» of marriage wee timely
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were written by the lame portion. He did
evoke the admission that handwriting wan
adult-times no skillfully forged aa wdeceivt
expertii.
From the word “July” in the coutated
letter he tried to obtain an admiuion the;
it had been written bya per-on having tree
use of the hand. while the figural follow
ins, “1884," were by an nnakllled, inexperi
hand. but the expert would not agree tr.
the hypotheaia '
Finally Judge Wilmn challenged. Dr.
Schaeerr to point out similarities between
the alleged forgery and another letter. lit
noted the worde“und" and "auupicion,"
also the lettera “l” and ”u,” referring to
his notebook. also other aimilaritioe. While
he had not been told what the defense
wanted to prom: by him, Dr. Schaefl’er eon
eluded. he had inferred. lie would not
hart-permitted any one to tell him that
they wdntml him to buddy to any particle
lar thing. '
Fun With (“oi-incl flay.
A brief redirect examination brought
tliia testimony to a close and brought to
the stand the portly form and beaming
face of Mr. Edwin ll. Hay, who gave his
occupation as member of the bar; eaid that
he had devoted apeciai attention to coin-
pariaon of handwritingo for 25 years, and
[among other (men he had testified aean
expert in the celebrated Oliver-Cameron
case, in which the late Senator Simon
('aiueron of Pennsylvania had been the do
fondant. ,
"Now, Major flay." bcgan Mr. Butter-
worth.
“Not 'nmjnr,‘ thank you," interrupted
Mr. Tiny. with a graceful wave of the
hand.
"Colonel, if you pli'lllu'," put in Judge
Wilson.
“liciu not from Kentucky," explained
Judge Bradley.
"Then he iv not uriiictl," Mr. Butler
worth said. .
Beginning his testimony, Mr. Hay mid
that an examination and eoiiiparlson had
convinced him that the “\Veseio" Brown
letter and the letter in qumtion were wrib
fer. by the shine hand. There was a free-
dom, ease and ('orrlraanena about the lat-
ter which dispelled the idea that it wan ,o
studied imitation. The lower loopa of both
letters exhibited the some characteristics.
The ”u’a" were the some, and the capital:
exhibited a variety of atylea not. found in
forgcrlcs. l"pon a blacklmard which was
hung beside him Mr. lluy proceeded to
give an exposition, and llt' was about to
exhibit the letter to the jury when Mr.
Wilson objected that the letter had not
yet been placed in evidence and was ans-
tainod by Judge llradlcy,Mr. Shelby pro-
touting that it was customary to show die~
poled letters to the jurors in the find in-
stance and permit them iojudge for them-
eelvex.
Judge Bradley ended the controversy by
saying that letter! were not now aubmlir
ted until then- had bi-on uutilcient evidence
bearing on the genuincneau of the docu-
inentato juatify it. Expert flay talked like
a writing master lwfore his clan-to, handling
the ditto-rout epccimcns of Mine l’ollurd’a
hand and cxplainlng how they had been
made at dim-rout times with different
pane and with pone hold in dlfloront pod
lions.
"t'nlnm-l. colonel," began Judge Wilson
in cross examination. win-rout anotht‘i
laugh at the expense of Mr. liay traveled
among his profounionai colleagues in court.
Judge Wilson quince Hay.
Judm- \Vilaon wan proceeding to inquire
about the number of experts in the Came
ron case when the defense objected. Colo
nel l'hil ’l'hompmn protesting: "We are
not trying the l'oniemn case. This may
beaniece of hen, but it ain't the same
woman."
Judge Wilson explained that he wanted
to show that ihore were expert: on both
olden in every NIM'. Major lltitierwortb do
cinred that two nil-n looking at a dog light
would testify tlifl'erenily.
"lint the difference in themes of the dog
fight," rrtortml Mr. Wilma, "ll that i
would be looking at the under dog And my
friend lintteru'urth at the upper dog."
The duration who finally admitted, and
Mr. Hay told that he had been on the aide
of Hruatur i‘mneron in the famoua case
and that a majority of the experta were.
"Call it the (tiller cow," remarked Mr.
Thompson.
”l’rnimbl y because Senator Cameron had
the. greater rwouri-ea he Will able to secure
a majority of ”in Militant," ventured Mr.
Wilma.
Judge lirntllr-y rapped bhnrply all hit
desk. warning the attorneya that ihcli
aide remarku and laughter moat he atopprd.
Mr. lluy gave it an hiaopinion that hand-
writing could not he aucmufully imitated
in a long itdloi’. and Mr. Wilson naked him
if the wrmu u he wrote the contented let
trr had not given himaelf away by aloe
free new of the pen in the word "July."
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Mr. llny denied that such war the lane.
Mina l'oilard‘a was a very diillonlt hando
writing to imitate. if not an impoulble
one. linitatora in mime place: must show i
nervounneue. but in the letter before him
there were no tract-a of it. Mr. flay said
that lionha ilrcckinridge, non of the do
fondant, had bromrht him the fatten, but
young ilroclilurivluc would not permit to
be explained to whom what wan expect
ed to be prom! until witneaabadiaade
his investigation, although be bed one
milled it. After declaring that no peraon
could have the nerve eiiccmfully to im:
itate another'a handwriting through a
long letter-a declaration which involved
spurring om the moral and physical
, a of the word “nerve"-Mr. llay
bowed himself from the aiaad.ami court
“an annotation Convicted.
flaunt", March eel—elm» of the
Graveuend election otl'leeu were matured
in the penitentiary for term- varyins from
three month» to to day» yentrrciay. Some
were fined aloe.
WM um link lliraaofl.
Pluroaarrreiil. Nit, Mai-eh mummies
Miilvr, a) yearn of are. committed auieide
by planting himaei lit the head. it hi gold
in a love affair.
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th‘t‘n'lm, Much “alliteration”
warship .ilfouao do Albuquerque landed
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drawn the conglunion that the two infigwcowiEmlwmfififlfil‘ll-lrm
Missed a Meal on the March to
Alliance.
ooxrr Lanna. nor is TO newer:
Although the Army Had No Dinner. They
Trauma a Free Lunch Route Twel- .3
Mile. Long—'llouoro dawn. the Eccentric
Advance Hoard.
ALLIANCE, 0.. March 28,—Twelve inflow
of the longest free lunch route on record
were mapped out for the Corey caravan.
January weather wan aleo on the pro
gramme. huttho aynipathy of people along
the line of march in making it poaelble for
the men to prom-eta without any part lcular
hardship. They were cheered by sausage,
ham, dry broad and black coffee.
Soap in all]! among the thinga inviaible,
and there in no danger that anybody is
going to mistake thin for a turnout: of
plutocrats. Only the hobo contingent is
provided with aoap, it in not particular
about nelng it. All luxuries are carefully
treaaured.
The health of the merchant baa been
remarkably good considering their experi-
ence. Mania that are irregular when pro-
vided at all and sleeping on frozen ground
with a want covering of straw are not
ordinarily considered conducive to a man‘s
phyaical well being.
With the Army.
At. noon the commonweai arrived at
Maximo, the capital of Washington town-
ehip. Walking was an agreeable rxpe
rlcnee. but the riders had a chilly time of
it. Marshal Brownele'd his utallion over
a Iargepart of the route. The territory
traversal presented a deserted appearance.
A thin covering of snow was on the fields,
and not to exceed a dozen people had no
aetnblod in the at 1'th to m- the common-
weal march by, Flocka of chickens atrub
ting around the big red barns of thin emu
tion ware the eullject of remark, but no
man iindertmk to molest them. Army
songs Wore rendered under the direction of
Astrologer *Kirtiand‘e newly ‘mguuized
glee club.
0n the way the army passed the lonely
camp of lionorc dawn, the f'hicago half
breed. llr la the quot-real character in the
camp, but. there is method in his minim-M
and the end mught in free advertising. lie
atarted from Mme-film: with only a auok of
oatmeal as his food supply. llia plan in
to keep a few honre ahead of the expedi-
tion, and he is looked upon an a fore
runner.
Hill fur cap, woolen coat, blanket and
moccasins served in: an excellent pron-c
tion againat the weather, and he carried a
light ax to he need for carving firewood
and pOSIlbly tramps. Ills camp wan mo
in a dame brmh near the road leading to
Maximo, but he had panned on to Alliance.
lie had cut down a lot of tree branchra for
the construction of a rude cabin, and be-
aido it were the embers of his campfire.
A! a rule people viewed the caravan
from their bounce, and not to exceed a
demon viewed it from the rmulaidt’. At
Maximo about 50 mcn had Lillemhlvd, but
owing to the small number the plan of
holdingu rim-ting was abandoned. Tin~
march is conducted at the rate of about
three miles per hour. At the end of almost
every mile a halt is called to rent the men
and borers. A score of men was all that
witnessed the departure from Louisville.
The army arrived in Alliance footnote
and weary and at once not out upon a beg.
gins expedition. Tm have begun to pro-p
from ohm-a that have yielded iothe bani
service of the march. and i he look of clothe:-
ia still severely felt. Clothing and oihei
aiippliee were naked for. but little was ob
tained. Nodlnncr, and only chemo, bread.
potatoea and black coffee on the evening
hill of fare, have cull-ed much grinnibling,
and it may lead to open mutiny.
(tony barn Temporarily.
(‘oxey went to f‘liicago laet night, but in-
will be back today. lie and lirowno ad
dreaaed a crowd in the opera house.
Browne’s plauaible deft-nae of the rrnaade
brought appluim: and “0.9:. (Yump Anna
It. Digga will be eaiablinlml at Salem to
day. '
The army was tendered for aloe-ping
quarter: the independent church and a
vacant nioreroynn, but the invitation was
refined. "We have plont y of frroliatraw,”
aaid MarahM Browne.
1). W. Smith and W. ll. Rickard have
collected more food than can be carried in
the eommlaaary wagona. and the men are
wondering, in view of the ileum fare at
supper, what baa income of it. About «I
man were mustered in yceicrduy. i'oxi-y‘u
departure halt caused rumors that. the ex‘
podition in about to collapse. L'nlr'u he in
ruined financially some earl of a proceeaion
will certainly reach War-blamed. The Oh.
flea of historian we» created, and it will be
filled by Henry Vincent, the Chicano re-
former. The camp at the Alliance fair
grenade la the beat located of the trip. The
tenta are allelic-ml by a heavy womt. and
there in plant y of water at hand.
Browne announced publicly that when
Coxey left‘for Chicago he had barely moti-
ey animal: to buy hla ticket. lie left the
omninmvwoal tremury witha stock of «up
pileup, but not a rent in the treasury.
General 'ryo'a Army at a tumour.
HA8 Antonio. March zit—Jim baited
fill-tea industrial army of 700 men, of
which General ll. (3. Frye lathe command-
er, in not moving on Wauhiogtrm very rap
idly. M laat aceouuta the entire army
was atill camped at l'inlay.
Wilson valuing titre-gilt.
Karma (.‘irr, Mai-eh mmifongrmmau
and Mn. Tanner arrived hm on their
way toWaaiiiuqton. They left (loom
man Wilma and his eon at flan Antonio.
allow“ my tobeualolnu ntrensth
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Hallo Merlin Harri-d.
1.0a Avenue. limit Ila—Gm! Patio
nor , non of udloveruor Ber-ridge
of lift ml father of Kitchen bandage,
the attire-a, wee married here- to lira. ll.
ll. Wilcox, a wealthy widow.
coaching fawn cm.
New mm timi- Ia - not Cook
ale crew, taking than outta
a pdr on shell and aim entailing their
WW in the illicit.
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.30. Norwalk. Conn.
OUSE LACKB A QUORUM.
'l'he ”amount! Resolve to Pitta Special
Ital. In Fem.
Waeiiiucrov, March lfl.-Thei-e was an
other day without progress over the Joy.
O'Neill election can in the house, owinn
to the aboanoe of a quorum of Democratic
membera, and at the close of the p .
ing- it was as far from, amino! u
when the deadlock began. Boll calla folo
lowed one another in rapid aucoeaaion. but
while there were knowu to be 250 membora
on the floor the nearest the majority ever
'came to a quorum was if‘lvoeeven lean than
mp. _ . "
Late in the afternoon the Democratic
leaders held a consultation, and-the reault
wall that the committee on role» was di-
rected to come to the mistance of the
house. and this morning a special rule woe
to be brought in covering not only the
JOIrQ'Xeill case, but probably also the
lilllmrn-Enullah clue from the Third ('all.
fornia diatrict.
Seven of the 10 day. allowed by the clin-
atitution for the consideration by the ex-
ecutive of a bill have planned alone the
aeigniorage bill wait laid before President
Cleveland, and etill there hail been no ac.-
tion upon tho measure. It liadbeen aa-
aumed in certain quartera that the presi-
dent lmd made up hi inliid what diepoeb
lion he should make 0 the bill and would
yesterday announce hie decision to his ,
cabinet. - All talk of diam-nail)“ in the cab-
inat ovcr this bill has practically ceased,
for it haabocu nindc clcnr that throughout
the pendent-y of the bill at the White
llouao the president has uhown the great-
est coneiderutlou for the opinions of his
conniliuonto and advlaera, and the th-ni
cordial fl'lillltlillt that prevail between them
nh-nbaalutr proof of luck of foundation for
the talk of resignations by uremia-rs of the
cabinet,
liar-lilo; Scone In a Mini.
liotiii. Mill‘l'll ‘Ja.«.\ porter who was at-
tached to lhv mint and who was expecting
to be dimnimrd rushcd into the oilicc occu-
picdby the director and the secretary, and
aftcr abutting and threatening them he
drew a knife nml savagely attacked the di-
rector. During the struggle both of the
mini i‘llllt't‘i‘! m-re wounded. but they uncv
merit-d in «lieamiliig him and ware throat-
ing hiin outnf the room when the half
mad man suddt-nly drew a revolver and i
ahoi and kilh-d himself altiitisi at the loci
of the pmpiu he had avsuiillrd.
Rfl:ll’kfll)ll‘ “railroad Accident.
GRAHAM, to. March 2d-4iiit- of the
aunt remarkable fit‘i‘lile'ili" on record oc-
curred In-ar ncrt- on the .\'oi folk and Writi-
ern railway. All ilo- (out bound vestibule
was running at full Illt'f‘d the engine left
the truck. plowed the earth for lino foot
and tiirnt'ti t'oiiiploiely ovi-r. The engineer
and fireman jumped and saved themaelvea.
The pom-rigor care did not turn over. and
no one wna injured
Threw a witch For fun.
Htixi.'~ll.\l.ll. Pa, March 2*, — ('hurlie
Young, on llvyt'ur—ulil buy uhmo parent:-
livc in i‘uri-vudnlc, is in jail llt‘l't‘ upon the
charge of train wrecking, it i4 alleged
that lli' and a youthful companion named
Arthur To} lor threw a an itch. A panned
gl-riraiu uurrnoly (‘Si’flpfll dimmer, The
boys until flu») only did if for fun.
Inormllnrioa at Arthur) l‘arli.
drill iii l‘ilik. N, .l., March 2bm-"llil’i‘ll-
dluf’li'a not fire to John 1’. liiinkinami'a
cigar atorc. The store wan gutted. A
large baytdu the rear of l‘onuruiuunan
th»iam~iiii,..ii-r'a homo mm aim burned.
This board of ruinuiloainnom fin-o decided
to incrcn-«c the reward for the urrrv-i of the
inuriidiui’iw from if!“ to Kim.
Ilowanl Gould Engaged.
Ni“ Yonk, Murrii 2§.~ilnl\\riirtl Gould
and Mia! (hit-tie ’l‘ylt-r have announced
their arrangement. The duie of iiir wrd—
iling has not yet been announced. but it.
will probably lnkr llllM‘l' curly in the blink
trier. 'l'hr rimagrnwtii liaa llt’l'll lil‘l’nlhi
onily I'i-lmfli-tl for name time and no per
aisle-oily denied.
A Moll-m- lmiutnr Una-lied.
Sr. Julia“, .\'. I". March Elimination
Winicrdi-uli a druihblow lo the political
Mplratinnaof it around McKane win-nhe
handed down a ilmrisiou in the liay do
Verde ell-«ilon more annealing and dia-
qualifying Surveyor firiwrul “Mule, who
we» charm-d with wholmllc “film!" and
corrupliou.
Fourth Clue l'oaimaatrrn.
Waniilso‘tov, .‘lfll’t'il 23.~»»'l'hr following
fourth «luau [Imllllflblt'm were appointml;
i‘onnreiirui Watt-nine. C. If. la-e.
Newl’ork » (llleufiJ. ii. tiroeo: liarionnlile.
W. ll. Gardner: Mile Hirip. ii. l'. Hates: rilior-
wm-d. John 3. Smith.
i‘ennulvunia Berwyn. .7. ll. War-t; Nam.
toui‘ille, l'. Hendricks.
Jewelry Thief raptor-«t.
l'oi‘oililmzima. X. Y., March to. «W. A.
llnvlcimu of lilo i-iaat lino liundrml and
Thirteenth ntreet. . 'ew York, was urn-atoll
here on a chums: of grand larceny. lie who
found til'fll’i'ifll in the jewelry atom of
Welland: Zimmerman in illt' not of filling
hilt poolside with jewelry.
Mn. Vmgtilo (lot If" whim.
i-lloi‘x PM”, March 23. rrrrr Judge .ionea
gratin-d a decree of absolute divorce in
Mr». Emily \‘twliu from Arthur \‘oeut‘
lin. both of New York. The defendant.
who in the tumour: acenio painter, came
here from New York with an attorney and
fought the char.
bay allow Wa- mauled.
liot‘iroa, March flit-«The 31 round light
between iiioi‘leiiend of Toronto and Show
of Newth‘lvana wuund up in the fourth
round in hiri‘leliauo'a favor. llltaw'a
(mode claim he was dragged. The pellet
interfered and look the participants to
ja l.
Dora AND castles.
Burglar» tired three boom in the lode
of Hubbard, (l.
The Union mime club of i'liicago may
expel iii-cementing:
The Motion: and Yorktown have re»
valved order: in Vallejo to prepare for an
humedlately.
John Van-lie of Moatvale. 21.3., after
drinking a quart of whisky, crawled into
a collar and died.
Wander Cotonou. the African a!»
platter. we killed while hunting in lied-
ordalilre, Baal-ad
l nationwlll be taken mainline
of tile flotilla m‘z‘ioyedea the
ammmdwalm,
titanic: it“ to Millie“
Wreck Biown Up and Stripped
THERE TB NOTHING LEFT TO SAVE.
The Wrecking My Sent to Prone-rye the
war vessel Kennel-3e, which went ashore
on Roncador reef on Feb. 2.1m: been de~
atroyed. notwithstanding the heroic. efforts
that have been put forth to save her. Tele-
grams conveying this information reached
Secretary Herbert. One came from Mr.
Alfred Winner of Benton, the president of
the Boston Towboat company, which uon~
treated to save the Kearsarge if pimiblr
and sent the Orion to Roncador roof with
this object in view. '
Havana; Found Kearoarge burned and
broken up.”
lloughton, the superintendent of the Mari-
time Exchange of New York, as follows.
Kearaarge off Roncador. reports from lin-
vana that the Kean-urge burned and is a
total wreck.” Official information regard-
inntlie burning of tho \‘t‘rlm‘l i.~ lacking.
and those two telegrams are all that has
been rrrcived by Secretary Herbert con-
cerning thti math-r.
toric old vowel was a subject of genuine
regret on the pari of those otlloiuls of tin-
navy department who were apprised of
the contents of tho teleurmue in the evcir
lug. They had ainccrcly hoped that llll‘
effort: that had been undertaken in have
her bull would be successful and that alu-
would yet be eerviceahle an a training ship
or could be out a‘ie for exhibition tie a
relic.
do: reef on Feb. 2.
on the vessel, which was thcn the flunahip
of the North Atlantic aquadron. and Conn
mander Oscar l“, Ill-yermanwns in coni-
niand. The latter in now being trirdby
court martial in New York an a rcouli of
the wreck.
on and mariner. The navy department
took prompt measures to «are the oflicors
and crew and chartered the i‘ity of Para
for the pnrpmc.
(‘KCl‘pl one auilor were «successfully lulu-n
off the roof and «aft-Ly landed at New
York.
alive the wreck of tho gallant 'old new-l.
expenditure of 245.0!“ to be IIN‘Il for this
contract to the llmton vaboat couiiuiny.
which iiisputlthul a wrecking crcwoii their
vml Orion.
aecure uoim- remuneration for the t‘xlu'lltw
entailed. but the limit wav’ llxml by con-
groan within Mom».
mouth nuvy yard, New llampahire, in
chuwit and wan our of the old style Wiitlll‘
on ships of the navy.
aleamer Orion any» that the l'niirtl Stan-a
atoamt-r Koamrge has lit-vii blow a up and
atoniuer roamed the roof on the diet iiioi.
More manufacturer. walked lutoa atoroun
cartridge-e. loaded the weapon and fired a
infant death. Failure in buntueul- lea-timi-
-3 ioches -
wands-’3.” them no Remember that
Baniewnenoy
acumen»
vivacimpmat‘é ‘“ ”m“
by islanders.
Hulk aea Belle Found Nothing but a Few
Charred Timber. —— (leneral Regret In
Wuhtngton.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-'l‘lie gallant old
it read as followa: I“Orion arrived at
The aecond dispatch was from Mr. F. W.
‘Steamer Orion. which sailed to twist the
1f": KENIlSA “CE.
The new: of the destructiouof the hi»-
fleyeman still on Trial.
The Kearaarge wan wm-kwi on lionra~
Admiral Stanton was
The crew consisted of '3! ll will
.-\ll th-N- on the vessel
Manson-a were at once instituted to
Confirms without delay authorized an
purpose. Secretary llrf'lwt‘i awarded the
The towboat company will
'Hit- Kt-amrgc was built at tho l’orta‘
mil. and nhr- belonged to the name ciao- of
vomit-la us the Uncida. Tuscarora and Wu
In fact. it has been
rat her in commemoration of her {mat glory
that she hue been hop! in communion. if
one on June lit, mu. that ahe fought and
i‘llliflllt‘l't‘ll ilu- l'vbei aiiip Alabama.
lllnwn lip by Satin-a.
litmus, March Bfi.=-.\ dispatch. duh-d
"arena, to l‘mldent Winner of the lhatou
'l'owhout company from the captain of the
burned by the natives.
The Orion, which iii a simmer of 2.4m
tone, left. here on March ill. being fitted
out with every appliance nvotlrtl to fluid
the wrecked t'lll'Vt‘l oii itonrmlor roof. The
and found ninitera allabove elated. She
arrived in Havana yeaiertlay. The ma-
nauta of the hull below the water line were
wrecked and broken and showed tho-of-
focta of the expiration of the tiiauazinr.
l’ri-vlouli in ibodeatructlon of the round
the native» of Hon Anilreliaialaud fllll‘il
the wreck of everything movable.
Magma Plato! and Mini lulu-wit.
HMJ‘il-lttllii. March cam-John Conway. a
liarrimu street. lmuuht a pitiful and malt-
bullet into his: rluht temple, calming in-
pd at: the cause.
You-van Havel 0.0» head.
l’onrnuotmt. N. H.. Mai-eh 38.».lmpli
Cox. a carpenter in the United State» navy.
died in hie home in Kittery. aged till your-
and ll iuoniiie. Boulder! being the chiral
resident of Kiiiery, Carpenter Colt Wua
probably the oldest officer in the navy.
III-hauling Ila-Ii IMiler lie-atone“.
Emma. Morel: W.~Trllfl' Walter P.
Thatcher of the llrmkliue National hank
leaded ullty to the maltreatment of
on no war: untamed to no year: at
hard labor. ..
«um‘_ a. .....
Another cot-at Mme.
norms. March Maddie European lia-
lonof Aflmmfimm hail communicated in
Manet-a Chandler and Ritchie the an»
amusement of the discovery of a faint
rem .
Ila-m mallet! from a me free.
liner. N. Y.. March Ila-Lenin Wold»
Remain, a until-ed well to do butcher of
y
nit. mammal euielde by hanging .
Miami to a mail loam tree.
ww-mw.m m... .
W M Killed on a tam
New "avail. limit law-William brunt,
a farmer living near Mitford, war killed
“manholes-orally in that town bytiie
New Haven uproar.
Wh.w..w_.whm_
“(Wilton-alien.
m flmfias'l‘te’eauoalm
Makes the hands aoft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
f'loic’mcesrs‘a I’DESERTED.
Blooded flame, Tulane and Joe kayo Leave
For the Went. '
PHILADELPHIA, March 28.—-'l‘liat the iiuul
gleam of hope of horse racing at Glouceeter
hail expired was evidenced when the hint
of the racers which have been wintering in
the atabh-a at the track were ehipped to the
went. The only horse- now. remaining are
thoue in the hands of the sheriff, held to
Mtiefy feed billa contracted by their own-
ers. Dan llonig'a big airing of about lid
horses was the last to beahipped to St.
uia. Many of the horses are of the beat
money at Gloueeeter. e
At one time in the history of the (iloucea
for track not less than 1,500 race horses
were ambled there and in the immediate
vicinity. N ow there are about no specimenp
left at the place, and they are likely to be
iiiapoocd of umm atahoriff'n vale.
There were in)" days of actual racing at
the Gloucester track, lasting from Jan. 25.
19393.10 Nov, 30, iii” There was but one
day of intermission in all that time. Over
more people witnessed the closing race.
and it was estimated that the average dai
ly attendance was H.000 from the first day.
It is furl her estimated that William J.
‘l'htiniimon lli'f‘lVi’d a revenue of not less:
than $1,000 a day from the track.
Gloucester is now a deserted village.
Sothing in left of it but the shad fiaherim
—and they belong to’l‘hompaonenndsome
manufacturing interests which afford a
scant living to the inhabitants.
morcd that Thompson promises to make it
a Summer rewrt of unique character.
More (‘hargea Against DI re. Meyer.
RAi'ixE. Win, March L‘h‘.—-A startling
discovery has bet-n made in the case of
Mrs. May or, who was recently brought
back from Brooklyn on a chargi- of po'mon
lug hor former husband, ilrrinan (iroonke
About two 'uareugo anadoptcd son of the
woman diotl very e-uddcnly hero. The die
triot attorney caused the body of the child
to be exiiiiuwd, and the liver of the little
one wan found in be in a perfect ataie oi
prom-nation. indicating that it contained
large quantities of urscnic. The body oi
Herman limrnI-c wait ai~o exhumed. and
the liver ii ill be i-xniiiincd. lira, Meyer b.
in jail her-t awaiting trial
l’renilcrmt Attacks “in Death Watch. ,
(‘Iill .\I.u, March :5“. —l‘rrndcrgaet at-
tempted to punch fllt‘ eyes out of L'lllll'll’h
Johnson. his death watch. lie used a
lll‘ilfllilillt‘li and struck Johnson in the fact
twice an ill» latter hut in front of the cell.
handy iuiwinq.lolinaon‘e~ left eye. l‘l‘t‘ll‘
(it‘lglhl \iua forcibly rcmovcd to the duo-
geon. when- he mot kept four hours. The
iroiiblc orool- bcvnnsc Johnaon compelled
the prisoner in hit down when he was at
tempting to imikr a apcl-ch to lllt‘ court.
Big Balance Due- Indian
llllwmn \'. March 21% The. mrd oi
audit nfihc town of Hravcsonl received
from tieorge McKanc and a rite W.
Roderick on ili'lllllwl account. of the no
counta of John Y, Mt-Kano with the town
for the your lhilii. it shows that he re
ct-ivcd from i'uriolio mun-rs the aunt of
lmlaiofiifu and that he paid out amnion
li-ui‘inu a balance due Mrh'uiir of itMlLTll.
Legislation at Trenton.
’l'liMim. \lurrh ‘b—Thc Republican.-
of the boost- hcld a ram-us on the bills
changing the lllllillli‘l" of electing lxiarda oi
chmcii frcrlioltlvre in first and sH'uiid clue!
counties, Both bills were approved by
the ration! and ri-pnrlcd to the honor-
The bill applying to second class month-e
was inkrn up and ruehcd through
Imperial [Worn-a Biol Revive-«i.
liin dunno, March '.'~‘i.‘-—'l'lin- rvlmrf lll
hazard in the revival by l‘rraidi-nt l'clxoiv’
of the imperial decri-rei of INN and l\')l,
which l'vliiit' to the treatment to be accord-
all all pt‘i‘tillllrl. iintiioa or forciruera. whr
in any way aid or Ml‘t'l urovoli ugainet
the government, in llll‘liiVi‘ly drilled in
otllt‘iul riroh-e hero.
.‘Ilaa [Liverma‘a Marriage.
Piniuoi l‘lll.\. lion-ii '..'-'i.- The uulrriaire
of M. Ililil“ l’uh-imire, i-‘ri'tu'h einbumadoi
to the l'niiod Hinton. to Mini Eleanor Lon-
ine Hive-rand daughter of .lainm Elt’i‘rwii.
publinlwr of the l'bilmh-lphiu lmpiirrr,
Golden flay-t and Saturday Night. was
performed of tho luito-r‘n rmidi-uce, 24m
Walnut strw-t.
\‘olorau “'halor'a huupicloua Death.
l'novioi x: i1, March L'N.»~l‘ruufurd ll.
Butte. an old u huh-r, wall found (lt'flll on
the-city hull Hfi'llrt under wwuiinrcit‘vnm-
Illblll'wl. lli- bud qimri‘vlwl with ilmirxo A.
Harding mm- the owiu-rniilp of a dog,
llanliim wanln-ld to umuii tho ru-iiltni
Mi illillljti).
railin- Malam- l'tum-n.
.\I.iii.\i‘. March Litw’l’ho Republican
uwmla-r- of the “mate and «immibly unth-
rred in tho tiaaciiibly rhamiaer in joint can
one to determine upon a candidate for
llit'llillt‘l‘ of tin~ aliiit- board of regent-i. licr.
syivo-dor .\luiou - of llrtxiklyti mu vboaen.
Village “ ilti liver fiplriiuamm.
in til-our. N. l’.. March '31.“ The clti
aorta of Ni-wfum- and vicinity an- tunch ox
citotlovt-r alleged epirlt. communication»
from rim-«anvil rw-idoliitt of the village.
”million ha» been practically Mil-pended.
and ovoryluuly nticudn the want-re.
lit-lea Apltlll! to a Virginia from.
Rll‘llMlWll. March ‘28.~~llelva Lookwooil
appeaml below- the circultoourt of thin
city and naked to quality at «mood for it
client. The judge took the application
under mlvlmurnt.
fire In Northampton. him.
Nonmwrrox, Mum. March and
quarter of an acre of building: in this
place. comprising the Gram llrothera'
urintmiile. Wri‘tvllt‘slm’ld by fire.
Mmlruta vii-med Willi Nlhlllan.
or. Pit/trimaran, March lat—am intern
students who were attending the edited
acatleruy there have been arrested on a
charge of nihilism.
Will Not More the "all.
Pirrmmo. March Mailman” to re
lent me. the entire Jobma plant at
Johanlown. Pa. will not be removal from
that oily. _ ”$wa
mil Weaver: on are».
born frown (flit. N. Ynhim-h flaw
Two hundred and fifty of the no em-
plnim oi the Admin ellii make areoii
an o. ‘ ,
one “win Mylo Mia-tad.
Keenan. ma. Mart-a mw’l'lie are
limits teen in of “uncontamina-
mint malty one dedicated.
brim Vila m Iona
liter, limit Iii
iv”
WWW
Wiemt «ammonium
loud. and not a few oltheni have won his .
it in ruv '
‘ And you will
Uncliaiigeéible
the Sphinx,
it >i MCCO
is .ilway‘.
the some.
Reliable,
~- Pleasing,
( . l‘r‘licioui
WAGONS
Buggies, Phaetons, carriages
Canaries, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit_ All.
CALL. AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
l .l. O. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Calcimlnei. Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS
lNorth Main street. So. Norwalk.
Sampli- moi:- of full line lntool style»: of
Papers. Borders» and it‘ll Mtlllllilliirfl taken
honour for for: Men. on notice by postal.
mt“ Ronni "It! ohm-Phil" Viv-m.
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FERTILIZERS
Bradley’s
Superphosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapes’ Fertilizers.
lll
-
All the choice brands of
Sl‘PERl‘Hl lSl’llA'l‘ES, BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
SLAUKEI) Liliiltl AND LAND
PLAS'FER. at wholesale prices.
RAYMOND BROS.
SOUTH NURWALK.
(of
I!" I. "II.
Gilli-ea. 436 Main Street,
HHINIPOII‘I‘. CONN.
“most:
mun tinnitus
amna.aaye¢e.iaaayyauofiiamwy.
attit- «mm "humanist. mated
mhmymmwmu renew-[in
Wthaetethevoflmoaiyyoerm Ion
Hole. Ate-pill haetmaindmm ”this
Wampum with elitiiaia medal. hill
“mmblfiffllf'fflte Mm. “you
unlit» an. hum-mm”
mm landowner-cum
maratmmmmmaynanem
mmmamnamateumm
wmtyimmhmamm
ammoewam momma
m
ll
Neat and Perfect Flttlnir 8
But one in which the y .5
Best Material is tired. Combining Duratilly
Making it the beat £1.00 Seamless Shoe in the -
lee not only a
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KILLS ALL. PAIN AND l» '
rm arm
Nil More lilies.
No Nuts Restless Bays. 3
No New Sloanlaét‘
With increasing Appetite and m t ‘
tion Hope takes the place of domain
daily dutlea become a delight and We
Joy. ‘
Then atop thateomiwitli '
,. Yankee _
lllNli - SOOTHEil.
an your neighbor about it. and if not all:
eatiafied lnnnire If. the. r '
OITY ORIIO 'STO
I: WASHINGTON 813. 80. NORWALK
Or of
G. A. Gregory & 00.. .
NORWALK. (71‘.
OLD AND RELIABLE .
DAILY DIRECT.
Freight "Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th Norwaik-
AND
NORWALK.
THE PROI’ELLERS
cnv OF NORWALK‘
Eiiii.
Will leave Piur a E. man “I“
New lurk. at 5 p, :1" R“ Mk
heave Norwalk, 5 p. 111.; South Norwllk. ~
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Upon application to agente the Git x
H'All pemme are forbid treating k
N. l.. New Haven 8. Rental ill.
Freight received from 7 a in. in I p. n:
walk and Eu 1» will be neat for
freight arryw lttl'fl in New York 0:- ita
the maple es of the boata f m ‘
count of t r on non thereof this “ml; ‘
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mms LEAVE scorn nonwm an;
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11%..th vii lto" hhrt
mumroax
lea allow a.“ an...
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