Evening sentinel, Friday, June 1, 1894 · page 6

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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SOUTH NoKWALK EVENING ISENTINEL. FRIDAY. JUNI'II 139m

 

 

Skills of Ocean ”

Wm wore mde ior coring then
‘ hlfimemre for being.”

. you ”New Gone Shells and
“hilly of color. Everyone

I”. IN to have one. 150 each. Come

handle-limo.

 

hell's Fates linemen Outlet

: M we call lo extra nice just now.
A-llrllodova to28o. ’

 

W people do not lug-Qt};
PRU N ES.

Mtdo like thrt ones. We have some

fill. om Prune. that are tart, l2lo lb.

 

we are showing some extro good

BANANAS.

I335” doe.

~.V._..A.. r“ ”A-..”

5‘9IIIIIIIIIIIIIAImsIocI

ll lifllTil Milli STNEET.

 

Excels all
others in

Strength
and

Pu rity. _

 

Send 2-cenl slump (or pictures.
WTLLIAIS A; I‘AIILLIIIII. llunlord. N.
no :im

WllEllE IGNDNANOE
’lS BllSS

YOU DON'T KNOW
Willi Will MISS.

But you run sun: lots of him! .
work when you I-lvnnzhonse. lIy
nelnv

LUSTRINE.

ill centa Iit alumni-on.

 

 

W. N. Meekerhlio

::~IIIlr [\LI’ ill. for

6.8.1. I. BOLTON'S
NOT mm HEIIII

 

"uniting, Steam and 339- Fitting

iA Till and Sheet iron Work.

lint lir Heating.

rim and uumsm furnished I... oiiher
Mt Inter. Itenm or hot air hosting.

m 90W"! MAIN ST

 

Fishendlegetable Market

rend every Saturday morning.

comm-Ms. um» rournrder- end

III-old

Into the doll

 

CONFERENCE FIllED

lillnoie Cool Operators Could
Not Agree.

 

 

Inuit-g Minn little the C'ylpplo Crook
Bula- Wlth a High uandu'l'ho Situa-
tion In Pan-Inuit. all Indian. Still
Uuhund-«Illotlu I. “I. Wool.

firnmortlto. lilo. June 1,—The con-
lerenee of cool operator: of llilnole called
lo attempt a settlement of the strike ad'
tourned elno die having mimpllolicd
nothing. The operators any. “Kvery man
for himself and the devil take the hind
most."

The operators conference was coiled to
order with C. (I Brown of this city as
chairman and Paul Morton of Chicago
Iocretary. l-‘orty operator! were preterit.
The Ionthern and control operowra were
not present and said they would not go in-
to the contort-not: unless the Consoildntrd
and larger mine an-rntore did. 'i' he small-
er operators were afraid of being squeezed
by the larger ones

_ A mm mot-ting of miners was held
down town and was largely attended. The
men said they Were ready to treat with
the operators at anytime. The chances
(or a settlement seem rather ellm.

The operotors’ conference passed resolu-
tions Adeploring tho-foct that the southern
operators refused to meet with tho from
the northern Illinois districts n d on-
nouncing tlmt the latter Were TWEY‘IEO ii:
a scale sntlsfmttary to oil.

Charles ltidgcly, president of the Con-
solidated mines, {iotiy refused to enter the
conlercnce and sent word to thntoikxzt.
The members criticised Mr. llldgoly sovere-
ly. claiming n settlement could he ellected
at this meeting if he would go in.

The muthorn Illinois operators any that
”they will now go ho o and try and cheat
neotllement with t . own mun on the
best terms they can III-(Euro They ore red.
hot mod ngninst I o northern oporotors
and the ( onsolidntod operators in general
and President ilidgciy in particular, and
they soy if it had not been for llldgoly the
entire nIIIttI-r Would have boon fif'tlll‘ti.

Smto i’n-sidont ('rnwford (Ind National
President .‘ilfnl'illt' of tho minors” {adorn-
tlon my the situation now rI-vvrta to its
inception, and they can mnke no sprelllo
I stntI-mcnt II~I to \IlInt will now ho done.

They sold thoI would not Him in he re.
sponfiglhlo for our iuturn notions of the
; men ’l by III-rI- out to sin). (III-II though
I it Rtoppod oI'I-ry engine in tho [fniwd
{Stntes nnd I-I'I-ry rook stove in the loud.

 

A They had omIrI-d n dog of truI-n IInd dorm

I all in their poII or toward osottiI-rncnt nnd

’ had been rIIpIIlsIId. The wholo Innttor wns
with tho "Di rIItrII'.~I and they II'Iorr tn lIlnmo
{or oil (uturI- pr... III-dings.

PrI- sldI nt MI- llrido of the l nltcd Minn
Wm‘kt‘rs lII lorr- lmwimz for Columbus 0
Andilnvsso Ii II InnnslIIr nu I ting II! with to in
:fmnt of tho III.IIIrllIIInII(I llII Illll‘iillllt‘li

the hill")? for thI (IIllurII of the inn“ rt nm ‘

of tho opt-rotors to the n- leus I] of tho I (In-
A enlidotml (‘onl I-I.IIIp:Iny to (Inter it i'l‘l'rlI
ldonl .‘lIIllrlIlI- ~Iudi hot hodl' lIIulc II l’idm-

ly lill‘ pn- Hllit' -IIl oi llll‘ ( 'IIIIsulidleI-d (mu
.pnm'. mum in. ll lIIIsi-I for n III-ttlII-lliirnt
would in III III .- ll orriIrd otA lilltl tho strike

, cndod.

A

The Wuluudx show~ employing JiIIIl. shut
‘ down here on IIrII-onnt of look (If {III-l. 'l‘ho
ahup form-o m, llI-I'Inur nml ('hit‘quII, num-
lKIrinu III-uriy ill” llll'll, hIII'I- lII-IIrI lIIId oil
for the sumo rI-n-mu.

A Anarchy lat Bull Hill.
‘ _ (fun-I'm; ('liialh, ('olo, .illlll‘ l ~w‘i‘ha
warIlIIIIds Ihnr lIIAI-Ir mer liuil hill and
i liuttlo IIIIiilillulil IIIAIk \IrI threatening
A rumor has no: ill‘ll tho IIIIIIp tluh tho
‘d-eputiI II Im- [ll’l'plll‘lllg to IIdvnnII 0 toward
‘. Bull hill, and tho IIIlnerII IIrII proporlng to
I give tin-m :I worm rot-option. len- is no
‘ truth in the rumor that the lllllll'ril have
a lot of dIIputlI-s prisoners. ’l'lIII strikers
urt- lllllkillfl pI'isoIII-I-o of IIII-u whom they
r'oII-Ildr-r doom-mm. III thI-lr mfI-ty. and ii.

Al is NlIitIIIl lilil.’ .III lll'l'vlllri IIrI- lhu~ ilt’ili in

custody
'l'hII Mrilwr». I-lil‘l’IIllllliI'li th- .r'unIuIlt
mino, I'nptnrml ilII'I-I- lllllllllllIIll minors

nnIl lil‘Sll‘llyl'li ilIIIhIIII-pllnncz \lrs W. l).
‘nIIll, \\ ifI- IIl' .AIII- of tho lllilll‘l" IIIIIplIIyI-d
in tho Mimi: Imno. has lII-I-n IlrIII-u from

lin- l’lllllll. 'l'hI- ~ll‘il.l'l‘.‘i lill'l‘illl‘lll'li in iAIIlw
hur lliI- :IIId lil‘~ll‘H‘\' lII-r pI'IIpIIrII‘ if she: rII
‘ uluint-Il iil‘l' hu~lIond, IIhII hod llll‘ili'rt'li

the onion; III‘ llm IIIolI, hillilit'lliy disop
pron-d ~I'\'l‘l'.‘li Il;I_\~ duo. illlli Pilt' lu-liIII'IIIII
hI-A iluri lII-I-n IIIIII-IlI-I-I-d, .r'lIII \l’.’lr~ not. per-
lilltml ll) lIIIIh for him III-{III'I‘ IIIziI‘it'lg fur
('oluriulo .‘flll'lllh’x
. (love runr \loit- .Iml party \It- l"l wutl’hII r
bouud‘ IIIIIr ,\lI-'i .IIII'AI l Imp llllll will prolv
inhly not, n (M h Flori-nu- ilt fIIrIItIIdIIy noon
E'i'ho Kli'tl‘l'nlll' is KrIIntlydisappointed on
I hoivnrw' llll‘lil'pllth II ill Illllkl‘illl IulvnnmI
(lent-ml Johnson, who I-AIIIIIIIIImls the
strikers E'Iri‘Prl. I-IIrIIId IIlth (upl'uin Zn
‘llnskl in tho i niII-d thtos army, nnd it
is sold. his lam“ II dm- II! the pi inI- iph-s of
tin Zolinnkl dIJInIIIiIII mum lIIIIH-nIIlIlIIIl
{him to IIIIlslruIt ll dliilm‘mlm \IIIIIpIIn.
whit h II ill i)" II~IId Iignlnsr tho deputies.

 

l‘lllnno \VIllI the filriktru.

Sl‘ll‘l‘l'imill, l':I.. Juno i.-.I\l1ll‘illl‘i{l‘iy
attIIrIdIId llll'l'llllfl of cltim-ns. presided over
by Burgess llIIlIIII'IsoII, upcorlws worn mItdo
lIyoll thII lllllllrlll‘l'il ol‘ the town nnd lIy
cove-ml business Incn. ill-solutions were
odopuId declaring tlmt the calling out of
thomllitlo (or thoroglon is entirely un-
necessnry, deplorlng the importation of
men to Inon’ the industries. condemning
the introduction of the gntling gun into II
civilized community and flaking that im-
partial justice ho meted out to all work-
lngmon nnd oporotors nllko. Acopyof
tho resolutions wnII sent to Governor Pot—
tlaon.

Ila-(inventor lie-var Penn Blmnlnhod.

Plunursuuno. Pit. Juno l,—--Ex-Gov-
emol- ilcnvor, who was here nnd who in
extenalvely interested in cool mince. sold
to your mrreepondcnt that in his opinion
bloodshed would follow any nttempt upon
the part of the operators to break the

, strike by the use of deputies or coal and

if!!!) police. He thought if the operator!
would talk less about breaking the otrlho
Ii] tome and ndopt a waiting policy in-
stead the men would return to work in a
much better mood toward their employers
than will otherwise be the cane.

lor- nepntm sent to Cripple Creek.

DENVER, June 1. --'l'he sheriff sent “0
more deputies to Cripple Creek. They
won all united with winchestere. carried
blankets and were equipped for hard out
toe.2 They will stop at Colorado Ifiprlnp
until the road into the camp has been re-

0

I!” I” II! Mid.

‘ MW
mumnmwum
Adel '--

 

.II Jane lad-WA
mm

Cd I‘tlienialn road to the mo and m’
pellcdevery man to run the (outlet.
Mayor lied-worth in organizing and arm-
ing a «unpony at 200 hualnooo men, who
will he at the shaft to prevent recurrence
of this atlalr. t-Iuperinu-ndent Carr is {ur-
lul o! lIlIxIIlIIlch.

”orbit Lille the Military. .

()eKAqusA. In, June i.--'i‘lIo pnunm
oi the military companion nt Evans seein-
od to dioh’carten l'uo airliner-I {or n tithe.
but they rallied from their ourprlae and
marched to this city, where a great meal
meeting was held in the public square.
The Ipeokorr disclaimer! any intention to
do violence and rooted the calling out 0!
the troop; It woo asserted that it. was not
Q strike. but nurrely aauapcmlon of labor,

demands were ratioiiod in other fields.

 

litlll stopping 'l'nlno.

Blunt, lnd., Juno L-Hhcrm Ringeo!
thla county rocelI'cd lIIIIIrIII-tione from
Governor Matthew» to III "in lnllucncein
preventing the niolcotlngl I InIiIIII by the
miners. A crowd of striker» pIIIIlII-d n box
caron. the main track of tho \‘IIIIIlolla.
flopping It wont hound [relight which was
oupptmd to he hauling cool. but II cool
wan iound, and the train won rclciw. l.

Kanawhn allure Rimming. ‘

(illAhi.ElITIIS.W.\'IL, Juno l.—-'l'he l’IIn-
body coal miners at. Shrcwebury will go
to work. accepting the operators” tiller.
This is the second largo mine to start
within iii hours. it in prolInlIlII tlmtt he
'operntoro will moire noccptnhio com-malaria
in all the Kannwn mines. and tlIIIt work
will he in general rrsumI-d in this mgiun
Ihortly.

WRECKlNG TRAlN WRECKED.

 

 

‘l’wenqmlne Railroad Employer-a Bully
Mullen l'p.

Arrmcono, Morn, Juno i.-—-Whhin loo

ynrds of tho III-one oi the railroad wreck

nt Shnron llI- lights Wrtlm sdoy nnIIthI- r M:-

lnjurcnl hos hnppv III-Ii.

llrnt accident pulled out lnr iio-Itnn.

Wore Bhlu- Ip. .\ too (lull lily tIIrnI-d switt h

at. tho I ml of the aiding lending into the
mnln iilll' no the urn: king train passed do.
rolled ”it hm. cm- IleiI h h it thI- iron nml
turned on its .-id.- ’llII IlrIIwhnr lmid uudE
the Couch VI'IIII Iirnuwd rapidly ulung llIII
trm‘k, throulng llIII IIII-n IlIIIrI-iII in n mu
(used hoop llilvll um month» I'.

shaking: up.

hul'lvtl out upon tho rIImllII Il

’l'hc (Imam-er did not di-mwr that any-
tlIlng II'II-I wrong liii filinrnn was rI-nrlII-Ii.
nftI-r \Vilil'il tho trnlu WM lzill‘iié‘li In tho
scum- II! tlII- III-ridont nud tlIII Inn. lI lIzIt-
tor-Id (In-II pic lwd up nml thI tr: l' A Intuit!
( lorm- Ii
unrrlf'tl to flu lr lInIm-II In llmmli.

 

and they proposed to stand llrm until the ‘

 

cidcnt in which go men were more or if“ I were nod. l'I I'VIillt r

m I" the Im- II! stmm pumps IIill III- not-own I
the “'3' ‘M w'r‘e‘r ’ "" n """t’ "f whom [to drum Li I.- found. In ons of the building

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:qu lhrIIing-xpwfi run-,- lum-
H“ ““'I“ N “““43' ”hm-"x “'r" A iIllI (llll Idlulll IIl' liI‘II [MIIIIiIlI “(In cnrriul I

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\\i\n\\l it; Am in “UH-ts

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(NI-whork L II l II II n (i ll II : I. .1

on, 1‘“ng _AI 3 II 1 (I 2: II p x 6 I i
II. II, 2.:

lirnnklyn. II I 4 II ii (I 0 ll 1 "I I? .i

I‘Imum, II 0 ll II 1; (I II ll U i i Q

Wuhingttm. 1 II :3 I» i ii (I .I II I 2
l’lunlmru...... u I l n l II II 1: is if» ii i
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Haitilnorm. .. II II 2 o a: I. 2’ 0 i .11 ;'
(.‘InIiIInntl.....II n l H II .. u I,- I.) i 7

Newfoundland Insulator. (jinn-inn].
.iony' I4 .V l‘. lnnr 1 ”lion
word Morris. l'IIrIuI Ht ("301 utiIII mum Ilnr

sier and Mortln Furlong. tln- IlIrI-u rcpt-II-
III utntivos in thousm- fluid); from M. lIIlIII' s.

Into gr III ml «in III.“

A fluid on Trnmpo.

Milli'lli'p\l.\, N I . .ililll‘ I~lnrm
em in tho III'IIIIII of Honda,
from this I'll}: LII.- hm {l groom-V lIIllIIIrI-Ii
lIy ll'llllllmuf LIII- ,‘ln‘rlll'd. ii .livron-
dIIr nnd llwpurlm \ Illl‘il'rlllvlrh :Invl londy
surrounded IIIII lIIIrII~ owl Ili'rl'rivli :1:
trumps, IIhII “l‘l‘l' Lliuil in tho lnml.l'il
juil ’

\nlkyrio In (illllffli‘k Hay.

iii.\.\l‘vli“, .IIIIII- l 'i'lIA- 'II'Iii-I'h I Itlrr
ankyrlII, from New \I-Il. IIII SlilyllJIr-
rivwl In lliII IIIII'iIIIrIIuA- In HIIIII‘III'k lmy Ill.
ll (i'trlm‘k in tin- moi-mutt. llI-r I‘ll‘lll’llll rI- .
ports that ”it IIIIlIl prIrIvIII-I-Il lII-ud
IIiuds tunriy .Ill ”II In) nuI. \ll nu lIIIIIrIl
“PM ‘I' I-ll.

“'rrcltrrl III ”III M. Lawn-arc.
MIIN'I'I:I-:\L. Jum- i ~A’i'iII- ii. and ii
alumni-r Mount-r. ilnlllllilill‘V" theSt. Low
rIInco riII-r from ilImIiitno to Montreal
rapids 'l‘lII-
ouh-ly.

p: I:- III Ilgn rs WIII’I-

Town "I!" ,NIIIII-In-rgml.

Lions, Colo, .illlll'i.--'ilill'l‘t' ion hmI‘y
flood hI-rII. nnd hull the tnvt II is. IIIIIim- Im-
ll'l”. Hove-ml illllihl'fl lmvo lII-I-II IIII'I-pi owny,
Itm'h lot-IVA. 'lri'difl‘fl your. nIIIi much [Imp-It'-
ty is still in danger.

Forum It ”new.
NIIIII'IILK, Juno i.-—-HilIlIonII and Joth
eon fought o N round draw. The conic-«t
who stoppud hy the pin-rill.

LITTLE BITS OF NEWS.

The British government will not call
an autumn IIIIIIIIlun of parliament.

Patrick J Cunningham. l‘J woe intnl
ly injured while playing how boll nt North
Providence

In the last 1.: day. 5‘; inches of rain
haveJailcn III. the mate experiment station
at Geneva, N. l:

Andrew J. Smith, 5 well known lawyer
of Trenton, Willi found dead in bed at on
mutilation for the cure of alcoholism.

A 30 dnyo' educational trip is to bemado
by schoolboyl 0! Rochester on o steamship
chartered for n tour oi the great later.

Morris Goldberg, who died at Oakland.
0.1., M: an estate of trounce. or which
then are three New York beneficiaries.

Representative Jerry filmpeon left Wuh—
lngton for Berkeley Springs, \'a;. accom-
|pinnlod lIy aniariw Pence of Colon-

 

C. Pl. George a tanner. and Edward
Dario, hie hired man. were arrested at
minim; Man“ for altering counted!"

 

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in the \l hitowuy now run" nl .imn II. im- i

ll lIIlil'A-i ‘

vnnd wos or!” to jail.

vent “ohm-I: on Split "K k. I" ”W ( “5‘7"!" lto ~l‘(' urn the nlII .I~II of tho llll‘ll.
.Ill lnudid i

: ('iuuulo its Mulliu Molt-hm, is in llll‘ hnnds
' of tho pol‘u-II hI-rI- I-hnruod with huukoiug
jn mun out at $13“...

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PU EBLO FLOODEDT”

Alia-oa- Iivor' Brut. the lane end In:
Through the ltroou.‘ ..

PI new. Colo. .. June l. —The Am
flier broke the home in air plum nt thin
point and iioodod title city The waters

Id muted at dayhronk alley until all
danger is thought to ho pant. it will be
come time before the etrocto are passable,
though. Hundreds of people. Int-n. worn-
cn and children, are congregated lnthe
city hall and the armory, waiting until
iterators go down and they oan got»
their homes. that will he untenmthhlo {or
come dnyII. Mayor htralt leaned a call for
all men for whom it in poulhle to alum
Me at the city hall at“ l o 'uloek toinorrow
morning to begin the work of repair.

The disastrous flood woo prohahl caus-
ed by the very crtensivo rains in he Ar-
kansas valley above l’uohlo. which have
been premlont for the hut in hours. A
than was drowned at the lower end of the
Home Po while attempting to cross the
w-u-r at that point. it is (com! that sev-
eral other» how pIIriIIhL-d.

Soon after the Water commenced run-
ning oI'I-r Moln street the sudden rise in
Water street madc- n river three foot deep,
running at II terrible rate. The water ut
the corner of Front street and Santa Fe
«venue was nearly lire “fl“. deep, and it
won utterly impossible (or n human being
to stand up against the terrible current-
At the wnu-rWIIriIII thc ilood came up and
put out the firm under the boilers at mid-
night, and to add to the dismal uncertain-
ty of the hour the strmt lights went out,
but come on omiin. The basement of the
city railway power house is lIrlnIful of wa-
m. and III-pairs will take oil of today at
any rote. All tho lnnd west‘of Victoria
nrenm- was a seen of water. Down all the
crows sin-cm it crept. filling the collars
and basements M for us lfnion Menus and
(In the south (It the l'nlIIn III-pot. The
Missouri l'IIIIIlic trucks and the streets
south were the ‘(K‘nt ill‘i‘lllll'a’ of the water
in its furthI-r .ulI zinc-II um, and soon the
lots on both I-iIiIIII or May slrmt nnd rust
”-llu ilooIl “on-rs grod- l

 

 

Th" wruking i Dolly rotrrutul lIut III-.Irl, {our Siiuill’l“
train, “m" "Emmi“ “l" ”l" d" ”'1” "f ”l" milcsuf thorny III rI- still inundated. and '

 

Iin this ilislriIt ‘
'1' III) (:Itniiths illll’l‘ dIIfluilIIly l‘Ollll' ln 1
light. ’l'lII’I body of on unknown "Hill was \
{mind (III 5)‘ tin) InilIIs “'l‘sl of tho Pity.
Jmi'lph 1/;in n sIIII ill r II'ailIanI With his;
Wliv {mil ii'H' childrv u. mt: niplul tII Willilfl
ihru ugh {our in t of II. ll‘ r tour the l nlon ‘
l’nt lilo dg put “I. imam“ l» Wilden-Ii midi

slxof lhI-Iu hm .um lllllwfléllnfi from into; p.11 I'l‘ ililn .I Ell l. “hm-II lilt‘l‘l' IIIIrI- ‘
'lho lIl’HWSViH'Y n‘l‘m‘d- Ml“ ”I" r ”hm" ' if) in! IA! “'1 m r .IIIIl II: N drIIIIIIId lIII'fIIrL-
inst 2M suffered minor Mum s IIIIIi :I m ‘vi to ‘

outflow, IIAIIl i run h him 0th r louse-II

'llm Coupling “‘“H‘ F‘“ EIIHifII .‘ll'l‘ iliil” .d in lIwIII'IIII'mIIrrId and
wny. but not until tho sides of Il..- I- .Ir‘ 'm'M‘I pron in. nt till/('llw iIIII mining.

hnd lIwn rippv -d oil lliltl onmo II! liIII lIII- II ‘3

Hm In I~~ IIIIIIII. d nil n Will} and pormi’l- ‘
:Il properly is Mill-I'M to ill’ sow-ml hun i
drI-d il l‘ I:2I~ Iid d. ll.Ir~'. though in 'lianE p
:y-II ll‘liliilillt ly dm- rml lit‘.li )iInI portl -‘
tlon II. Ill» In tho lnrm r buildings how: I
lIoI- . IanId :.m I} lion) narrow I‘N'lel‘s I
how u had

in!) yIIrIls in lhI- li‘ hmm- nnd nnrrowly H l
I-IIpI-d dmumng: 'l'hI- “l‘illill'l‘ H how I
rivnr, (Hill .‘iii IlonLvIIr I. III-ilIII'IId tn lIIIpust
liI-pnim Hill at lilill‘ lII- l'llllilllt'lll‘l‘li on?
(in- III IHI l nail;- in the il‘Vl‘lw

Drowned In the Adlrondnrks.
:‘Ai.ll.\\l. .iImII l.~ litany-r rrpnrifi from 1
'ItlII .-l. 'rN _I “I M Ir. M . in tho AdinIndIII ks-
[II-ll of ”Ir IlrIIIIIIIIIgIIf I ‘II‘hunuuy l’ “'11

II. II I. Ilia“ -. [In .14. or ..( IhI .\ illlllllllii‘; xrhungo

hunk of ti. i~ I: I_I and mole of ('oloml‘
“llllmus. l- on. rnnr l"'Il.I\\I r :4 priliilu we
rI-tIIrI'. .\ loot in \lililil .\ir \liillnms
had unm- ii-«lnui: \I. in ill And 4- mph on tho]
(Ilium of tin ilhl

Two ('ruolIo-Il In Death.
“'iLKEilllAlliifi, l'n Juno 1 -— ;\lll\ll.|
Hermann and William link. r. rockmcn
employed in sinking II new short near Son-
tlcohe. on tho lit-inwnre lmkowonnu and

want. Wl'l’l' limwntul onIl Iii-IquoiillI-Il lIy I Western Railroad company’s property,
.lustim W1 i-ntI r {oru- -rrupr pro. IlAI-~. in the W9"? instantly kilIHl by It largo bucket

fliit‘li IIltlI rm L, “illt h {I 11 MI {III-t urnsh-
lug ilHEiI "II‘ n llil‘ “wt to ntonis

Tim (' olruln Trump Caught. ‘
lil:lI.P.,\Fli.l.lI, .‘lihi. .lllllv' i.~—.lII.«'ephj
Warren, who is lilllrizl'li with Iissnultlng ‘
tin,- lI'I year old douuhlvr nl‘ \Vlllmni Nae»
irrI-fl‘ulmin. Wm IIIIIIIIIrI-Il lII llI-IIrilI-ld
llII hm er'I-d II 1”
your-f Neutron- in slow priwu [or II will
ior crime aniIIimtlI-d III Wusl lict'riit‘ili

Fin-rill lit-ck htI-po (Int.

”1 FPAI II. J Hill.“ l.-'l'lil‘ IIlTlI'lill IIl‘llI'l‘ Ill
Governor Hum-r for the n-Innml of rhvr I
ill August ilrok was rrcolI'L-d lII-rII, nnd
tho IIlllco was turned owr to tho under .
sh. rill tcmpornriiy until Mr. Truman. the ‘
or w uppointco. qunlillw.

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To Secure Belem by [lulu-an Corpus.
'W \sIIIsIIYIIN. Juno i.——(‘.IIIII.-II-l i'orl‘ox ‘
limwuv null .lIInIII- tho commonucul ,
lfindo l" n IW in tho llinirill jIIli. hove pnI- l
port d on titlon {urn writ of holIIIIIs Iorpus

\lnilln Mute-lla- In (‘ untmly.
’l'unmzru. Jun.- l.—-Jolm Lurncy, lwtter
known throughout llll' l'nitcd Notes qul

l’roluoor Whitney Critically lll.
SHIV ”Ali-.5. .luno l.-~’l‘ho condition
of l' rol‘cssor Whitney of Ynlo is not. [III-
”II is sutlvrnlg from nourulgiu
II! the helm and is cr'Allludly ill.

n... \' lgllnnt Solid.

SANDY iioox. . \'.,.J June 1 --'i‘ho yoclIt
\ igilnnt which IIIIllI-d yesterday {or Glue
gnw unclIorI-d all i Iunp Low lust night
to wait a change of II ind

 

Bank lloliborl Got It 15.
MOODY.“ (f ..onu , Juno 1 ~’l'ho Moodua
Savings bank wmwntcrod lIy burglars And
one of the smaller anion {owed by powder,
but only $75 was wcured.

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The Leading Dry Goods Store.

lristram RI Hyatt, No. 2 8318119 W8

Ladies’ Blazer Suits,

Ladiee’ Blazer Suite are in order now and we think we have
succeeded In getting the correct styles.

Large Suits

in particular are going in a meet gratifying manner.
we sell the best suit in blue or black rge that has ever been pro-
duced; while our $12. 00 suit with ekj four yards wide and blazer
out long and graceful surpasses anything we have ever shown. In

Duck Suits

we wish to call your attention to one we have just received and
are selling for 81.98 per suit; sizes 32 to 38 in. If we can’t fit you
from our regular stock 'we will send and get you one.

Shirt waists

in the latest styles, both in silk .and wash materials.

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Tristan & NyanNoruall, 993.2:
Roton Paint,

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The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.

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FINE HOTEL .FlNE BATH-INS HOUSES

General Attractions.

Every facility for providing for large excursions.

Dancing Daily in the Paviliiii.

NOlOll Point Improvement Company, Owners and Pmptieitts.

lI‘lNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
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South Norwalk and New York.

FARE—~SINULI‘1, Wu; EXCURSION, Z’I'Ic,

lIomoSothNorwaik..: Jon. In LI-IIIIINIIII 'lurk. llcekinnu street :.':lA'I p. uI.; Satur-

IlII).‘.'|0 v. in. home Enst ’lhirt) ilII-l street. “ll“ p. In: Saturday. 2.5” p III.

lrciuht steamer. (‘in ui’ Nr. rwIIlk. leIIII-II \‘eII lork. Monday WedtIoIIIlIII illld Friday Itt
.'I:H.lp. In. IlGElV“ Noruulk 'lue-IdIIy,TlIurI-II1IIy and Huturduy ill 5:00 p. ill. Freight reIeived
from Ulla. m. to 5:00 p. III. ii if

J........... A LARGE [NE of
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP. '

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

OAK BEll- ROOM SUITS, SillEBliAllllS, Ell-
TENSION TABLES, FANOY ONMNS,’
AND MELON-FURNITURE

AT BOTTOM PRICES. a

Raymond & Sons.
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