. mild. aged 24, a bone plumber at 290
, his naphtha launch in tho l’auaic near
' who was running the engine. said in his
" it, and he dragged her aboard.
“finally told the county physician with re-
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SOUTHNOBWALK m! . GSENTINEL; norm. with 15,194, . ,.
E SHED I'IEB IIID SINK
William Macdonald's Brave Act
Proves Fatal.
melt IlllllDBllT Ill nu: meson.
mu lie-"optin- email of rumour-r.
aim-e Iron Mudoliald'e launch “to,
«the file-r, and Ila Iteeeaed ller by a Ila.
rule Icon, but. u»: an our-urn.
New Yonu. June i.——Williarn (2. Mac-
Dlxth avenue in this city, was drowned in
Maya young woman who fell from
Kathy. He lived with hip mother and
“brother. Dr. Maedonnld, in the Chelsea
date, In ,fl'wcnty-third strum, in winter,
and spent a great dad of his time In suin-
mcr at the family borne in Bollevillo.
It was his habit to make {mpiont trips
up the Purine, and be almost invariably
Itopped at the Brad View llouao for din-
ner In the evening. On Saturday evening
he won accompaniod by Johnson Woods
Why a pretty young woman whose name
Woods and everylmdy else at the hotel,
very unfortunately, endeavored to mnceai.
Slipped Into the River.
A little before 7 o'clock the party start:
all away from the hotel with the young
woman dalntiiy perched beside Macdonald
upon the wooden canopy of tho 24 foot
launch.~ The boat swung out into the mid-
dle of the strezmi, and the combined Weight
of the two portions upon the canopy, being
so high above the Wittt'l', caused it to ca-
mel! as the how was turned down stream.
The boat careenmi so far that the young
woman slipped off into tho water. Maw
donald plunged in to saw: her. Woods.
story to County Physician Elliott yester-
day that be shut off steam instantly and
threw a rope to the woman. She mught
Meantime tho boat swung broadsidoto.
the tide, and when he looked for .MEH‘IIOII-
ald he could see nothing of him. Woods
luctance that the young woman was Miss
Josephine Chandler of I‘liilmlciphio. and
that she was his friend.
Tried to Keep It Quiet.
MISS Chandler was taken to tho liond
View House and put in the van! of .\lr.~..
Luke R. Brandt. the proprietors wifo,
Then several parties of mm were sent out
to drag thoriver for Macdonald's body.
Maodonald'u younger brother was sum-
moned from Boilevillo, and a telegram
was sent to his older brother in this city.
Woods used every effort to prevent any
knowledge of tho affair getting in the
newspapers, and ho was lb‘iSlStClI in lllli by
FLOODB 1N Tue’wssr. =
Portland‘s Blaine» Portion Partly his
merged by flu- t olumbla layer.
l’ou'ruxn, 0n. Juno 4.—~Mnrchantn in
“BIKINI rib-trit-ts ha.» been at Work mov-
ing: out number rm-Juulqunou i I .. ”rm“
ahow tin-water, The river monitors to
rim every hour. and the altuutiou hm'omoe
mum» and more- pvriloam. ’I‘ho rivilr hero
in 31 fret uIIUVI' low Wflll'l' mark. 'l'hreo-
fourths of the whole-«lie diatrlet it under
water from L’ to 1“ “feet, mambo water in
fast microtwhluu upon the best part of the
retail dintrict. Hundreds of Mnali houses
on the flat» are mirrounth-d by water up
to lineamzond awry and have luiguntn turn
over. A further rim of a foot will‘take
thrill out. .. ' '
Many uiprvhn'nt‘n-rui‘i" unable to got him}
her with hich to build platform» to hoop
their gum re'abovc water. Every available
boat in t ‘- cl‘ty ha; been himi. and boat-
mon rc-ct' yo from $1 to to per hour for
survival The Western l'nlon Telegraph
company's (min- is nuiroundi-d by six feet
of water. ‘
()n the va~t \{ddg' "“th of the llI'VIIICd
roadways leading: to the river are sub'
nn'rgod. The Madison street bridge at
the south wad of the city is the only bridge
open to trailie. .\ rim- 1:! six inches inoro
will shut, off tho gm supply «f the city.
The l'nion depot is tu’o fix-t under water.
and the I'nion I’at‘ilio our shops in Albina
are surrounded by live foot. The Southern
Pacific: is the only railroad running trains
into Portland. and they aro mlupollod to
stop at the south end of the city. being
unable to rem-h either depot. The Union
l’avilio in hopvlnsdy tied up both by rail
and by boat.
Arkansnn Hirer .N‘tlll at l-‘lood.
Luna. (‘olo_. .lum- -l.~i“li‘ty {out of
the south cud of the bridge arrow tho Ar-
kansas rim-r gilvoway before the flood,
and an hour later L’B/fa-ct on" the north ond
were swept away. ,r"i‘ho l'I\’l'l‘ vow-rod all
tho bottonm and Was d, mlio \yidn at the
bridge. 'l‘bn Santa W's} tnw ' east and
wr-at oro suhmm’gml. and at l'ow:-r:~.}aown
llllIl‘n won't. several hundred feet of track
are mulled out. All the irrigation canals
aro liib-d by tho overflow. and nullit‘ of
tin-m haw bwu broken in many [llltl'u§. A
number of farms along the river have been
greatly dainagod by the flood. “'IlIl‘Il wash
rd out all the ('l'nlii. The river l'l slowly
tailing, and it is IIQ'Ilt‘Vt‘II lllnl the won-r is
over. "
)Ilncs Full of “filter.
lll.\.‘\l‘,ll. .luun- i —.l. E. Mnrdvn. mu
ll'lll‘llilt" I'l'l-ight nut-ntof llu‘ l'uion I’d
t‘llll'. is in tho pity, having mow i'rom
i'i-im'al ('ily. ”1- mild. " No who ran will-
m-iw of (he (Ic'hll‘lu‘lloll in that [i'il‘l of tho
mnntry. ifivvry mine in ('vntral ('ity and
vicinity is flooded. and (hr-re is not :1 Von
line of plum-r mines left in l'in-ar l'rook.
ib-twm-n t'rntrni ,(‘ity and Forks ('rm-k
thorn arr L’h “‘a-‘houtn. averaging: from ill
I number of Newarkers who won: at the
'hotel.
They prevented any of tiw mopioym-s of
the place from talking to reporters. and
"on denied that anybody had been drownv
ad or that there had been a Wullmll in the
cue, although the river was being drag-
[ed almost directly in front of the home
and hot drinks were being prepared for
the exhausted young Woman. Woods
threatened dire vengeance if anything was
published about the matter. . .
Mmdonald‘n Her-(c Struggle.
The body was found by 'i‘honuol Imu—
one of Newark and John Mushrtt of .Ii‘l"
Icy City shortly before 10 o'clock yester-
rl morning. It had not inovod from tho
’ where the um'idvut had occurred.
ndertakerJohn i). Koyior took charge
of It and removed it to his plane in Bloom-
field by pcrmbauion of tho munty physi-
cian after Acting County Physician liar
rIlon had examined it and found no marks
of violence. Dr. Harrison Wad told that
Miss Chandler had been removed to tho
relidoncu of a Mr, Brown in Bolivvllio. a
friend of the .‘Illi‘llullultls'. He did not are
her to get lwr version of tho affair. llr,
Macdonald paid lion in the own who or
Covered his brothvr‘a body
A man who my“. 111' N'HV tlwm'n-uinut 1|:-
(‘Iams that wiun Mi.“ ('IiillllIIt'i" dipped
from the canopy into 1hr wotx-r ‘VIIUIIH
threwaeushion to IH'l‘. “liilv .\l.-mlonold.
WIthout stopping to take oil 1: Hugh- gar
mont‘. sprang into the rim-r and hwillll to
tho strltm.zlin;.r Woman, He caught Ill'l'
and swam bin-k tounrd tin» Imal Willi I1i~
head under “'ltlt'l' m-urly all lllv tilIn-.
pushed hvr “llhin r-‘nl'h of \\'n(I(I~. aim
dragged hrr into lIlt' hunt. but his own
strength wu~ thu-n hlil'lil, and In- drill -11
under the ruillllvr of tho Iivill. and lIlv .
man thought ho was e-tl'lu‘k by the \\ hon-l
. ,
Fired on a“ Fly-M.
('lliHi’ilfiHl. .\ld.. .lnm- »l.—-'l‘w«:nty lin- .
county, !
rrubbing earth from Sumo-not
Whlllifit‘l'itpllifl fort-mm in Holland atrail-a.
were fin-d upon by a pnlil‘l' boar l'l‘l‘W of
llorchostor mainly. and after a idiom-r of
200 bullets no one wan hurt.
Forced I’nlltvneu ('aunm n Htrllm.
Blil’l-‘Am. Juno I livery waiter, por
I” and IK'IIImy IllIIlI'Ht'Ill'Hiu’ Imlo'l Nlt‘lll‘k
It 12 o'clock hint night. The mow of tin-
Itrilm wan an orda-r imam-d by the proprio—
tor that ovary wnpioyw mould rmuow Mn
bat when con-ring tlu- ofllc'o.
El-JINI'D‘ Ilroonmll Dead.
PHILADEIJ'IIIA..Imw 6 1-2,: .Illllut' .lolm
M. llromall of .‘Ivdiu. {or in yvnm tho
leader of the bar of III‘IIHVHI“ 1- Monty, died
at the homo of his duu'rhtvr horn. in mm
he was ohm-ted to (‘llllfll‘l'hl-l. and lu- served
three consecutive to-ium.
Drank Carbollc hold. '-
ST. Louie, .luuv -l.—— Minn l‘IIh‘uJ. i‘ham',
”“122, living in the fashionable wmt und,
swallowed tho vontontu of an ounce bottlo
of catholic acid and die-d in half an hour.
No reason is known why who should coni-
mit nuielde.
”not I“: Coachman.
Bmmsuuw, Air... Juno 4.~W. 1..
Luneford, a wealthy young man, shot and
killed his coachman, Arnold Taylor, a no-
g'ro. Lunnford bade Taylor clean a horse.
Taylor hooltated, and lmneford shot him.
Cnot I'll] Dr. Wekerh'o Place.
VIENNA, Juno t—«Count llodorvary.
who wan attempting toform a mlnietryin
Hungary to snowed that of Dr. Wekcrh-,
Ill telegraphed in Emperor Francis .lo-
Irpll that he is unable to form a cabinet,
Lynching In South Carolina.
CHARLERTM. June 4,—Tlarry llill. acol-
u'ed men, ‘wan taken by force from the
‘ jail in Macaw-r ' by a party of 25 m
carried away almut three [miles and than
lynched.
Killed For Chalk-[Ill a V0“.
Cuntzs'rosav. Va. Janet—~611- mg-
gbotham fatally shot William Mill» at
City. There was an election. and
with-ileum Higginhothmn'r vote.
HP‘
to no Ion-t. in width.
1
| i’uovnuvu14:..lunol,-~-'i‘lwiuinrywhich
: l'mpin' Hall'nvy of the Eastern length-31H-
lnlnvd by hovuig rho wirm ol' i1i~ lIiilHIi
broken by abatil-d bull ln~t Filday and
Illéi frontal bout! splinn-rod rnwultml mort‘
~l't‘inli‘-l.\' than “'n‘ l-xiw'lvtl Ii Inn lu-i-lt'
Illlllnllll‘i‘l‘lI liv.l'|"~{ti"\‘ in l'l'lllHVl' part of tin-
frnrlun-d hone, u~ '11“ prim-om- upon the
l't'rt'lll‘lllil till'vnh-nwi Hullln-y'sreason ll.»
was upn'mlul on 'Sul'i‘nwfully.
l‘mpirn- Hall‘noy V‘wrlomly llurt.
Ilr-upermlo John-um killed.
l'l\l~.\'ll.l.lv‘. Ky. Juno 1 . Andrew
.lohnmn. the mountain dtwpvrndo and
alayvr ol .wvn-u men. ha: nil-t hit-l inatril
Johnson quarru-h-d at a ”1‘ng dance with
.Iltltll‘s Horn of Ford. Ky . H\‘l'l‘ a roll-rod
Woman, .lohuwu. holnu u pniiwmnu. or
I‘l'hlt'lI Horn. and lIll' H'Illltlllllgl‘llllillll'lll‘i'tI.
lloth worl- kilh-d. l"ourollu-r men have
been hilh‘d owr lln- Hllllt' \tonmn.
TrlI-II In Kill “'lh- and Son.
ll \1 ll\l|tlll'. >Illlll' i.—~ Ihor-gv iiiii. al‘ur
nilnrl- main-r ui' i'hiln lvlphla. mun- horn
and llllt‘liilllt‘tl lu kill hi4 \\ ”'1‘, “mini t'.
illll. und ilu-lr yonn '5! sin \lr‘ liill
1~ dangvruml) \xoun’ 11 ii and Ill t i \pwlx-d
;lo lm- lliii mnl in~ um» lmth ll'villl l'.1r
Lrnll «minty. .\[1i . libl luau 11;1~‘rri:ll-~.il
Willi" 1
”WV—mow”—
‘lf you willcarefully read the locals in our
daily papers, you will see that name of thy
merchante "culling white leui below court.
We are not in on lead. but .
On Wall Papers We be Their.
Not Xectly at «mt. but makingcncugh profit
to pay exprneu: we will quote a few prices:
80 Inch lngnln.‘ our price. Mr; others
charge We
Blanks' white back. full length, from
I26 to 25¢; other: charge from the to
30c. ‘
Gilt, 10c, 18c and title. with 50 advance
to 81; others charging 50 per cent.
more than we do for the same grade
of goods.
Borders are sold as low as lo a yard,
'and from that to Lie.
Our stock is immense, our prices the lowest.
Experts say we have meanest assortment in
own.
0n PICTURE FRAMING we are the Home
as on Wailzl’apers; that in TRAIL
We employ only first alarm artists for our
Painting and Paper Banging.
N. B.-~Return fare to parties “willing out of
W —————
DECKER
[Sextstheprlrem others try to follow and get
is t.
19 Washington 8t.. 80. Norwallel
P. J. F LYN N
Piumhing.Sleam and Gas Fitting
103 WASi—ilNG'i‘ON S'i‘.
J. F. Flynn will have prrwnnl 1 imrge of llllfi
department. '
Plumbing overhauled and put in iir~t winds
sanitary ('ondllinn. ‘
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Bert in the WUI‘III. (‘ali and get pri: em!
in ltf
ALE 0F CARPETS‘
is the best evidence that we have good qualitien, attractive patterns, at satisfactory price!
. . ’ i.
DURlNG THE mourn OF JUNE
We will give the same liberal discount for cash. All Wool In rains, at 50 eta. All .bettor
grades, including Tapestry, Body Brussels and Moquetts, at gloat-1h iscount of‘10.ois pufyard.
. ' p w a. . . . a .2:
.0“. Jul-2 success or o
.- i o‘
ii
A. Dicker‘m‘an &-Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'/'il
i’OINTS._\'ery long body, very shunt gear, very high wheels, vor stiff where rigidity is
indicated,very elastic where elasticity is requiredmhoroforu very true an light runmngflprmgg as
sensitive as air cushions, that may be deflected by the hand, but sustain 600 pounds. New Bailey
circle under half made solid in front axle. Perch connection made solid,in back axle. The beau—
tiful Richards axle that runs a month without re~oiiing. Draft in direct line with. shaft shackles.
New Bailey steel bound indestructible dash. i’ut. spring «'ushion for seat. High foot rod, and,”
foot room enough for anybody.
Brunswick Trap.
Cor. Madison and Franklin Streets.
l'l’rttlvst wagon on wheel». Hiyliuh. convanient. light-running, stro .
You ought to come we it. Wagons of all kindM New and second han .
LUTHER M. WRlGl-jl,
21'}'1:n'~ but im‘ mmr mu iill;~ lni lmvu
iM'; le'iili'il
1 The l . \l, 1'. 1‘. .lululu-r.
1: Initilti‘.‘ .iun-- l ‘l'in- inh-rnntltnal
Hunt. in ur- ol 1in loom: .\I1'll ~ 1 'Ill‘l~linll
ll--4n‘l:1iinll I4'l'|||ll"ll i'.’ IIIIlll‘h, 1hr llinr lu'
ling «limb-d lI:1\V'|il liwtrr hull llliti an
innmrnw ii.|\ lm. llinl bull bwn rm ll'iI
‘nn lhl' “1.an t'lnl‘itllkllll‘lll ~vrnwo~
‘wn-w p‘g'mrlmi throughout the country iii
‘r. lt'l'i Him In lib Allah-1‘
i
l lllwuipnlinn Illulml "In Life.
IIti.il\lI\ll!. :lllllv 1.. Wuilull \l ilur
‘in-o. a young attorney .‘mi :1 ilit‘llilu‘r of
mn- oi tlw m M prominopt \urlh (“um
llnn Tannin ~ died in ro in lio- l 'ily ho~pitul
from opium pounding. He had iwru on
it -prm~ auvl \\.1~ pu'lml up on (luv a 111-: in
.a vulllnln r «‘umlillun.
hpuk» Ilu- \ Igllnnt.
Kl“ 't'nlilx. .lum- Al, 'I‘hv livrnmn
alt‘mm‘r lilnwlla. Jud arrived from iinm
burl; and Hun-o. ropoi'h havlny .v-pulwn
IIIO‘ )‘noht Vluilnnl at l'll‘x u rim l\ l‘ulllll’
day morning. Silo mm tin-n in latitude
-lH::l-'1, longitude tin: ii. and um prm'vmiing
uudvr lull mil,
Illg Lithograph t’ompnny Faun.
Hl'lUVhl’ililJl. 1),,”‘.l11111» 1. 7 Tim \Vt'l‘lll‘f
.\ rt Lithograph «'omp‘u‘ny. oiw of tho liru
wt valnbllshuu'nu of t whind in llu- worst,
low applied for n I'N't'IW'l‘. Liabil‘llM.
tliiwooz drown. $75,000. The}! lurui~hod
llu- Worid‘n {air Iithouruphn,
'l‘wo Itrotheu Ilrownul.
I.A\i',\-'l'l~;ll. l'a.. Jtuv l ~ Jump. and
William Stovi‘. Jun-d is had it no u respon-
logo urceh. m-ar thin ritv. Wll'luu lont
his lilo in an humlo Mint“ in mu- llmf, of
hi» brother.
Work Train “'rrclu-d.
Am‘m. Hist. .luno twd work lrnlu run
Intoa htrllm of cam tlm'o miles out of
hero. and Erminoer Barnard woe killed and
Flnunnn ilurrlnon bully hurt. Six of the
workmen were injured.
The Fronobznarhy Ital.
Patna. Juno 4.——Ail the opening world
of Paris wont to Chantilly to witnou the
race for the Jockey cluh pglzn. tho French
Derby, 1."- u.yp"r aids, The man won won
by (Eioupodar. ,
(far Work» Burned.
Meow/1. N. [L June «l.—l"lr« broke
‘ t in the paint gimp of tho lmconla our
war)“, and before it was extinguished do-
etroyed $100,000 worth of property.
1mm, June 41,—“: Gladstone hoe lo
formant maturation-new
wan-rm .4 '
m, .‘I
lively, \wrvdumuml whib- l'uthiouiuzl W» K
- "lemme“
LADI
51m Pair Ladiw' Kid Oxford Patent Leather tip; Worth $1.25, at We.
500 Pair Ladios' Kid Oxford Patent Leather tip, Square toe; Worth
500 Pair Ladivs' Kid Oxford Patent Leather tip and Front Stay; Worth
:100 Pair Ladics' Nico Ruséet Blurher Oxford; Worth $1.50,. at 050.
300 Pair Ladies’ Russet Oxford Common Sense-«Just the Thing for Sore Feel: Worth $1,511, at 1151-.
100 Pair Ladies’ liand Welt Patent Leather tip Kid Oxford; Worth $3.00, at $1.50.
200 Pair Ladiea' Whole Fox Big Button Razor toe, Wing tip Shoes: Worth $1.01 1, at $2.1m. "
200 Pair Ladiea' Fine Cloth t0p Whole ii‘ox Razor toe, Patent Leather tip: Worth $4.00, at $2.01 1.
200 Pair Ladieu’ Fine Cloth top Whole Fox Square too, Patent Leather tip: Worth 81.011, at 82.00.
200 Pair Ladies' Very Fine Kid Big Button Crimp Vamp, Patent Leather tip; Worth 81,50, 111362.50.
200 Pair Ladieu’ Kid Big Button Square toe. Crimp Vmupa-Tl‘he Latest Thing Out; Worth 84,50, at232.50. '
300 l’air Ladioa’ th Button Patent tip. all Sizes. This is a Dandy; Worth $1.50, at $1.00.
:1110 Pair Misses’ Spring liooi, Button, l’lain toe; J. i“. Swain’a Make; Worth 82.1 Hi, at $1.25.
MEN’S DEPARTMENT.
100 Pair Men’s Fine Square toe Lace Shoes; Worth “2.00, at 1.25.
300 Pair Men’s Fine Calf Lacee and Congress; Worth 3.00. at1.50.
400 Pair Men's Fine Calf Blncher, Cap toe; Worth 2.50, at 1.50.
300 Pair Men’s Fine Calf Biucher, Piccadilly Cap toe; Worth 3.01) emu-2.01 ‘.
350 Pair Men’s Fine Russia Calf Blucher Welt; Worth 3.50, at 2.25.
l3
WAS THERE "ANYTHING LIKE THIS
One continual Sale of Summer floods.
Ladies’ and Gentlemen these are the biggest bargains; ever
THEOI HI OLSEN,
8| Washington Street,
9 Sm”, N:
80. Norwaik.
THEODORE SAYS:
a
. “My
Never ‘ Before in South Norwalk,
OFFERED
8’ DEPARTMENT.
333:”, at. $1.11”.
R"!‘HI.:1t$i.HU.
.s.
offered in South Norwaik.
“WALK c.1-
Norwalk Chronicler