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inllml‘. Henry 0! Navarre was second
and Sir Walter, third. The crowd was int
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A better day could not harshest: «lubed
(or the opening oi the
New York state. When 2 o’clock came, it
seemed as if there was no room for any
more, but still they came and seemed to
stow themselves sway somewhere. Than
thenames otthshorsesiuthe first rm
were hoisted _ on the bulletin board, and
mom
JOCK EY TABAL
the 112 bookmakers-4hr” more than the
best on record—began chalking up the
odds. Tho betting ring was then s strug-
gling mass of human beings, not: one-hall
0! them able to get within reaching dis-
tance of the man on the box without dan—
ger to their clothing and their tempers.
ut on the lawn when the race was call-
there was a sea of heads, their owners
like a solid mass. and others were strugc
gling to get out of the ringto whore they
could see a small part oi the raw. It was
estimated then by good judges that at least
40,000 people were pment, and many were
returning home unable toast anywhere
near the truck. itwasthehiggastdsyla
the history at the Brooklyn Jockey club
and must have been an immense money
getter, for nearly all paid their admission.
the frespasses of tamer years having been
reduced by at least 75 per cant. The place
was crowded with ladies.
Al the Post.
Philip J. Dwyer, the judges and .12 book-
makers were arrested on stavits sworn
out at the instance oi Peter de Lacy for
maintaining a lottery. The judges were
hurriedly taken before a justice and parol-
ed under bonds. This delayed the starting
of the race.
When the horses were all at the post, the
spectators settled down for a long wait,
for Starter Rowe had not been doing any
better thus for than he did almost at his
worst last. year. and their expectations
were realized. For it: long minutes the as-
setnblags walled and fumed. and then im—
mediately after a short break Howe drop
pod his flag. The blue and red distance
ting swished through the air, and the start
was made.
And such a start it. was: Lowlandcr.
the winner of last year's Suburban, was
standing still and did not get away at all.
while Sport and Willard, the heavily back-
ed favorite, seemed to be practically left
at the post.
Down through the stretch they ran. .
gathering speed with each bound, and
thundered past the judges’ stand. a quar. ;
ter of a mile from the post, with all run 3
nlng well—Copyright with his mouth wide 3
open, is head in iront of Dr. Rice, whom i
Tsral had taken into second place. Half a '
length away was Henry of Navarre under
an easy pull, while Herald and the despis-
ed Blitzen {allowed closely behind. Then
there was a bunch in this order: Banquet.
Comanche. Ajax. Sir Walter, ilussetlaw l
and lilablo. '
Twenty lengths behind were i 'liil’ord.
the pride of the west. and Sport. in the
dust kicked up by the others, with no
chance of winning unless all of the lead
era fell.
A grime went up from the thousands
who had bet on Cllflord. now withouteven
a chance of having a run (or their money.
It was disheartening to the owners at the
crack who had sent him so for for the we.
Around the turn they flashed, with very
little jostling iorsoshsrp a turn and so
narrow a track, and when the hall mile
mark was reached and they were straight-
ened out. for the run through the back
stretch Dr. like was a head in front at
Copyright, and thus tar a very few inches
only had sepleratcd their noses. sathay ran
side by side so chase that a blanket would
have covared both, 'l'wo lengths behind
was Henry of Navarre, a bend in front of
Herald. nod all running easily. Blitsen
was still hanging on to fifth place in good
style, while Doggett thought it was about i
time to bring riir Walter up, and he was .
sixth at the bail mile. 9
Comanche was still in the seventh place.
Banquet had fallen back to eighth. and
Ajax was beginning to hold out signals of
distress in ninth. liassetlaw and Diablo
followed, and Sport and Ciliiord were far
in the rear, unable to gain an inch on the
flying ileld. .. ,
The mile was covered by Ilenry oi Na-
varre in 1:42. and he was head in front
of Dr. Rico, who had come up. Copyright
lengths ahead of Bassetlsw. who was still
very much in the race. The others were
running in the order that they passed the
threaquamr polesnd completely out at it.
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tor an Basset, w ngw p spin.
Dr. Rice ham to wear down the
8-year-old, and driving with
tart Clayton was urging ea Km to its
very utmost, but his hora-was stopphg
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mot a! ram nausea-m oathe
horses. For months the futures had been
doing tramwdotu business. and 0i
the on; money «mvm 3"
. tbcownsr of Dr. Rice, ao-
wy: in the will".
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. with“ inlhwbtsrm Mich
gunm- u llli the stake money and his Wit
Wings al. the truck, will: bring the smut
up to many thousands more. John Daly.
whole now in England and whowsspsvt
owner of Dr. litre previous to his disposal
tol‘red Poster, hsd “to down each way
on the horse, .
J. J. llylsnd, the former trainer at Dr.
Rice. bet Mon hire. Dr. 0. lee Knapp
Badman Sir Walter straight. Lee How-
ell, a well known sporting msnmos is the
Vicinity M “.000. fienator Jacob Cantor
won 01,500. “Smiling" Johnny Kelly won
Wm. Police Justice Ryan was also a
winner.
B ron McClellsod, the owner of Henry
of avsrrc, stood to win ”spousal-colt.
As it was he won about 020.0% Snapper
Garrison owned early that the rnlesot
the Jockey club. prevented him from heir
ting on Ajax. lie concluded that the rules
were all right after the race.
NO NEW TRIAL.
Genny. brown and Jenna fleet Appear
Thursday [or beam.
W'AttlilM'lUfl, May iii-The trio of com-
monwenl lesdarm-(icnersl Coxcy, Marshal
Curl Browne and Christopher Columbus
Janet-«met with another robot! in the pa»
lice mttrt. After four hours and a hull
spent in arguments on the motion for a
new trial Judge Miller overruled the nu»
tion and notified the «Menthol.» to appear
Thursday for sentencc.
Not more than a score '0! onlookers were
in the cmlrtroom. Andrew A. Lipscomb,
ex-sssistsrnt district attorney. made the
principal argumnt. The lint point raised
was the alleged unconstitutionnlity of the:
act under which the arrests were rustle.
The principal point, howner, was that
the new information tiled against the men
was unsupported. byaaaiildavit. This pro
cipltated a long discussion. in which the
court, the prosecution and the counsel tor
the defense took part. in rendering his
opinion Judge Miller held that the point
of misconduct of the district attorney was
without proof. .
“No improper influences," said thee-nut,
"were brought to bear. Year certainly
had an place. The' ens was tried hapn- ,
tiaiiy, and the verdict is the rank at bon- ‘
sat opinions. The juryconaiated of Mir
titer fools, hypocrites nor cowards, but
representative» business ales - .i- can't see
why the verdict should be set aside, and
the motion is therefore overruled."
as: w,
“it”
ssatsinthecootsrenoe. Thereportot the
carnmlttee aroused a stomy discussion at
once. Thsyfaroradthessstingol all the
miners and the from Ohio, ludio
Ida and West Virginia and all of those
from Pennsylvania who had expressed a
willingness to abide by the decision of the
conference. ' Tbs , however, was
against the seating of the to Pitt-burg op-.
mtonl who had achrcd that they would
not abide by the decision of the majority.
A. M. Dumpster led the fight in favor oi
giving the kickers seals. He said the call
(or the conference had been sent to all op
orator» and miners, and they were entitled
to seats under the call. John McBride,
president. and Vice Presiiknt Penna of
the miners' union made the principal
speeches against seating these operators.
The lndiaua operators were admitted on
the understanding that they would abide
by the decision of the conference it a fair
rate ior mining was established for central
and southern illlnoia'.
The conference was unnamed, after the
adoption of the report of the committee
on credentials, of ”if; miners and H4 oper-'
store. Eighty—two of the operators are
from "bin, .33 from Pennsylvania, 7 from
Indiana la at committee for all the oper-
ators in that state and 2 from West. Vir-
ginia. ‘
Alter the adoption of the report the con-
ference adjourned till this morning. it be-
ing announced that the operators would
hold a mucus in the evening.
Ill-eta or the strike. '
Burrsw, May” ion-The dubious pros-
pect of a satisfactory settlement between
the suit coal operators and the miners
holds out a dismal outlook for Buflalo.
From all surrounding towusconle discour—
aging reports of the eflacta ol the strike.
Railroads are contesting thecoal in tran-
sit over their lines. rasela are lying up at
. their. docks, for want at bituminous fuel.
factories are closing up banana they have
nocoal to iced their furnaces. and many
Mr. Pence immediately reserved his ob»
faction and gate notice that he would spm
ply to the Dietrirt supreme court for a
writ of eertiorari to restrain the police:
court from exercising jurisdiction in the l
premiers. The writ will also ask that the i
United States marshal be restrained 1mm E u in every other his city in this county.
obeying the order of the lower court. The ‘
defendants were Dalmatia-min court L The dealers here new there was likely to
- be a long ’ drawn mu strike and advised
The long ”passed earload o! proclaim 3 their customers to he sparing in consump-
l'burmlay morning to receive sentence.
for the army seat by sympathism at?
Springfield, Mo, has arrived. The con-
tents will be sent to the camp at Bladrm— Pillubnu'uln. May ill-“”1“ coal strike
; situation in Pennsylvania is absolutely un-
‘l'be miners are awaiting the out-
owt in. or 18 in. borders; of ;course
tors-ad the representatives of the United
burg.
Mr. Gorey war in receipt of a money or- I
der tor ”i from a citizen oi Aspen, Cola, ?
and also an invitation to address a mass
meeting of the trades unions of the nortlr
west to be held at Minneapolis on July 4.
Mr. Conny was assured that the expenses .
incident to the trip would he paid.
MANIAC RAN AM UCK.
Killed I'D not“ and It.“
”I VIII MW“
named Eugene Brady, an years old, he
came insane and ran amuek. killing his
"mm“ M ”'5 ”m' "m” 'mndi“ Bntrsmul, May lo—vlhyomianincrease
another woman ”d M" cutting ' man 5 in the Consolidation Coal company's force
‘ of ii” men the situation in the mining re-
”M’- "l" “l “ "’°"' “1 ""l‘v "" i"; glans of western Maryland is practically
w ho tried to stop hint.
the kitchen of the horses with his mother _:
when suddenly, without a word of wow ,
ing, he grabbed up two knives that lay no
a table near, and rushing at his mother he
stabbed her several times. killing her IL 3 m Itanr. Assailant tum liner Ile-
most instantly. lie then rats In the trans '
window and jumped to the grrmad. a dim?
knivesia bb hand.
Aehastartednpthestreethemeta
Rice, who had attempted to stop him. i
which be bad to use his club fruity, besuc- E
needed in quiet-lug the man until the ar« i,
rival of the patrol wagon.
insanity. ‘ _ ..
BASEBALL.
SATIO‘JAL LIAGVI HAVEN.
freight trains are [icing sidetracked bo-
Yaukes Lung Soother,
‘ tend to stay there.
and gives useful present with every pur-
chase. No tickets.
Tea, or Bukimr Powder, or 2 lbs. Blend- '
ed Codes. at 28c lb, or your choice of
many other articles.
Cups and Saucers.
iaemthbdml
Me
lien. 8., Stillson’s
Drug Store,
it Washington Street.
ilWaysanheirom
Best goods. lowest prices, polite atten-
tion tells. “’s are at the. front; we in-
We sell the very best Tess and 003993.
Take your present
when you buy a pound or half pound.
One large picture given with 1 lb.
Large Platters, Pitchers. Cuspadors,
A fine assortment with half pounds.
Blifl‘iifltlil’
l5 lillliill Milli STREET.
cause the railroads do not think they will
have suficienteoai to operate their pas-
senger trains. Even the great New York
Central road has begun to pull oti‘ its
freight trains for want at fuel. in Bulfalo.
there is practically no suit coal on sale.
lion. -
The Pennant-Ii. fine-(ion.
come of the conference between the
Billie Waters of America at Cleveland.
land and Virginia There is nodangerof a
coal famine at present because coal is com-
'l’ww Serials-l log to this market from the Powhontan
< fields in Virginia and the Cumberland re-
main. May lit-A horrible tragedy ; aim in Maryland. In addition there in
occurred here gm . mm strspping man l plenty of ma] atom]. which m being held
for high prices. ,
W l ache-god In Maryland.
unchanged. ‘ H
ALTENBERGER CAUGHT.
tum
lines. S. l'.. Mafia—Bernhardt Alter
tance of about 37' iaet.stiil "“l‘m‘f ‘Mé harm, the assailant oi Katie ltupp at
l that. Hill. was captumd in the [Ith de-
pot oi the New York Central by ax-Deputy
mist-b" W ”In 1‘3“» M Mm seams-yo.” of some and Patrol-
man" “0“” "Vi" 5' WWW h" m‘ use Fred Cheney of the lilies force. Clp—
3"“ times. M l" ‘3'“ ' “3‘“ named l mrodewlth him on the train from Al-
lie
Police ”Mm (flinch arrived are 'b‘lmifl‘“ Allenberger 1,, . mww‘pfl.
”Mr “"6 “‘3' “ “9".“ “will“ i“ i dacriptlou which he was reading at the
baby. sitting fuel census the aisle.
tlnlvr.
, (apron kept Altenbergrr in conversa-
it look tour 3 “on until l‘tiea was reached and had a
men to hold Mn is the sum. The mur- 5 mo named (bounce-y Hurlburt detain
derer's' father died in an insane asylum. ; him .. um in"): dining room under pre-
Bmly hml untimely shown no not» "I m... at tiling until the [Mince-man was
? summoned. Tu (:th of Police Dagwell.
I in broken linglbb. theI prisoner admitted
. that be had shot the girl. ills only reason
{given was that be had qusrrelcd with
x
the
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consult l r. Guilio
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ONION SEED
‘A few‘ pounds of prime secd left at,
Haniord’s Floral Hall,
‘ nonmm, com.
This is the last chance to purchase
fresh stock of white onion seed this
spring.
millil
autumn, m “MMIJ!
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Physician for Women!
MR8. DR. ii. i. Gilllfllllll
Lian be consulted at her miles.
The Doctor is a regular ph sioian.
t sixteen years has in e tho Di
t OMEN
difficult
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m, p _ _ “3“, W “F “T ' ll not. liliil Iona mt. .
noiwaaraauamotoaswayhu it, .f
run-wales awn-muses. good'sflsuspariils. 62 ha I
uses-om hubs nuance-u re- ”Nam: vivW”§lmg'a;hd”¢$“wmufl ' ' 1
-a moms-WW comm-”Wmm'l'. it. filth nihiliiii. , u‘lb’h ' “
Wannaym—Wbeatbecoel con- w’ 3mm, .. .. its poglen gay he one of t%
hence finally assembled it took but s Gmsficrmrs. _, use litll‘fltfll 0E!- bawwmgmr
M time to NW the W that was million 9 Specific for Malaria. con duration “in“ t holdswognloat 9:3:
I but A“ ‘ “on n. mm“ b, Psines Ce, Compound, on n 0&1“: Lil?“ animal Oomnsuies or9 this
the election otJ. R‘Zerhc, an operator oi mt??? l9! ”turg'oimt‘he dfilihpfdhwwé’lfii
this city. .. MGM. and my“, ,5 haters, Financial Scoutinlnsureintlgmamsficut
Bryce oi the miners’ union u mm. “who“: 03”“ mm" 315;? iii: 11:";1‘5‘ ”We“ i021” PoIt ’ in
with Frank Brooke, an operator at Colum- W Pills Nothinu'is lcfil Indefinite tolls settledmi Wu:
w. as bk mt. 3‘ _ I tuna me. 8. B. unusual): l7. Al'h.
‘ Won , "m n. ”pom, Atwood “gum . p 111 Washington street.
Jed. and tolt were reform! the eretien. MI I , v: Iiicrobe Kalle? g" jars. 2%?) __._e.~h__..,-..fl.;,.-.ma-..m
ddlthmmwdovmm'homh‘ W W , .5 Soulhpu Whlle Globe
".533
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. on...
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. any daycxcept Sunday.
and (or
BIAS”
a specialty. Ladies suflerlng
incident to the sex can
in the strictcst confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the
skillful and’ scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement. cases. Terms mod-
erate. all latest-s promptly replied to. in.
close stamp. I5“
WALL llllll
I am selling white§back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
lh‘ev'Porta “one
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks an Road-
ways. Artificial Stone Work of German Port
land Cement.
we break the combination when
I have been told by a great
. {hour tor;- if: thizhrsnifn an “rally desired. BElllliS Milli WM!“ PlillllF
0 so mu 0 e ess re 0 e -
Q strikers. while their innings ‘3 lid!!! “3‘ Grits are from 15c' up’ double and warrantnd for25 years. Orders solicited
on from them by theircompetitors in lary- 1'0! 1. and estimates (urulshorl by '
Thomas , T. Dorsey.
lit. 6 Belden Place. Norwslk.
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is1lsrger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
Sole agent for Connecticut. Depot iii Green-
wich street. N. Y. Reference.
CHAS. DeKLYl. Norwaik:
walk. JEREMIAH DONOVON. JR.80. Norwalk
l’ainters' supplies atjlowest WW ,_ ‘ -Tum
prl’cziflilting, Paper-hanging and COTTAGES To LET
Decorating. -—-—-A'l‘-—-— ’
Bell island.
Cottages of 8. 5, 7. 10 and 12 room.
by the month or season.
Whey road connections with South lor-
walk every ill minu cs; connections at
South Norwalk by N. Y. N. H. and K. it
B. to all points east. west and north.
For terms and hill particulars. address.
T. H. FOSTER.
Bell island; or. Dsnhury, Conn.
E. E. Gorham,
lo. 2 First henna.
EAST NORWALKé.
”continuous
i’odrnoro sells the best. Gasoline Sim-vs in the .
market.
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