hflmdmmflmflfi
mt! . “
H. D. ,, srnr'r'r-r. gnaw-iii"...
" ' Lax.
”Implosion. Norwalk. 1““
1111111111111 111
'fltritit. California.
Bermuda,~.igypt.
Motherpointaotintereet to travelers.
lid illell Hand Laundry.
ti Washington Street.
‘ . Southililorwaik
an. won none 1111 11.1111).
'0 “I“ USED IN WASHING.
aamncrrosr comma.
doom can!» ton Aim nauvn.
”‘ml 0" CHARGE. ON ”Ill.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch once—George 11.. Cook. Main street,
Darin.
ll
011003 in. LAYTON
F12. lite and Accident insurance,
lifll ESTATE tiili HilliSEliliEill
:10eean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
Drafts, Loans egotiated and
Stocks Sold. times 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post Mice, South Norwalk, Ct. -1
Notary Ii Public. Acknowledgmente‘
5?
e
ifiissccc
.85.?
'05:
pa
1-1
was
s _
E?
E
F
,1
1%
1'10
on
11 It! 3310 to arm” I
a «I. 511 W"
use. err
11:;- 1.11 1. 1.
3”: :fl 111111911011.
01.. '
1111.11,. 1115 Adm
game Sundays—'1 113%?“ an.
.3
é
.5
10 3 ac..
Bunda
111.11.. a 15
P. 11.35111.”
13am.
"Sac.
l'ort 1111115115. A. M.-6 2» ».. 911 an
was”. lttli P.—M. 13M .lloex..llo
ui,“ Srarworunn. A. 111.4 112-11..a D lien.
mitum..lim‘PM.fl121%t§ 1 71121.33“? M—
11 lmamten'vta Moi-111% .‘ ' '
“AV! NEW YORK
l'oa Bourntioawanx A. H.401 u... 601
ac.. 1 act; ex.. 000 ex..
10 on ex.. 10 05 110.. 00 ex..
ill!) noon ex. P. lit—ill! ac..
sou ex. BIB ex. 633) e H)! 03., 405
extinct" i508 “damn 600 an. 603 ex.. 701 ac.
iiiiinlgii't “ex is 11; ox“A.“liii l”6'01 no
1 an . — l0.
1 no 111. e. 11. 1'01]. 113.. 15°00. 11111111111111.
-———-—«o———-—
IIANBUBY DIVISION.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK for Dunbar!—
“0 ac. 1011-0111., a. 111.; 148 an. t 48 Pittsiield
:xLEAVE DANBURY (01‘ South Norwalk:
mum ac 7% ex.. 1149 50.. a. 111.; 4466
wusox POIN‘I' Hunts.
LEAVE SmOUTH NORWALK—Tfl. 8 33.
5-1511
111'1'11111111:D w'inson POINT-045 a. in
”6.68611. :11.
1111111. P11111113, 1111111111
. nannies, Spindles, 111.
Prices to” "Stilt All.
(BALI: ADD fill ran.
Henry Tilly.
”15.351118111110511. .
'J ndertaker.
t K SIGHT STREET. NORWALK. UUNb
opposite Horse Railwaynenot.
Reeldenma Kim street. :Telleanelcall lg-i
Are your eyeslrighti Examination free
19
\
H S. ROOD.
OPTICIAS and JEWEL“!
Muiutstreet. South Norwalk.
SOUTH llllRWlLK SWIM” Bllll
'«l Washington street
Open daily from 0 .1113 a. rn.. and iron) lto'
p. 111.. and on Hntarday evenings from ii to ‘1.
Winters-s1 allowed on demons.
ALDEN SQLMANS. Presr.
JOHN ii. PIERRE. Vice-Prat.
"W" H. “NAP? M1 and Trace
Tue
ong '5 The (1-9111
‘V
A (flmr‘niul,
LRLD S '
WEETEST
Useful
Charming
Beautiful
ONE: Magnificent
“ “'orld's Fair l’ivtures" will 11mm be forgotten
" rilr’ \\ orld :1 him-1:111 ,1! Songs ' --N Ev
1 ,\i.11*1l l\t"1 wr
.\ Mighty Ruryous inspirationv
; h-ucml 1111mm”:
ER
The Broadest, Ruhr-<1. (1511111151 gathering of songs {or the sweetest of Ham
pleasures can now be had by all the readers of the EVENING SENTINEL—
and what is better, the ray best songs in all the world—lot a mere fraction of sheet
musiccost.
The Most
by all the
as the
3K
Says of it
Patti Miami: "The World's 9'th 500831"
mow/r
Celebrated
Prima Donna of the
World—Recognized
Nations
Queen
of Song
1/‘7/«1.ym W gnaw eW~J
M1714} In M M. f/M W
M
‘0
‘1 ‘1
Millions
Want
W
m
{‘7 /
/W
.41 .a/;,.,...... f 1522::
M
BECAUSoE THE SIZE IS 50 PLEASINO
it
THE MUSIC 50 EXQUISITE
THE QUALITV OF PAPER AND PRINT 50 GOOD
AND BECAUSE OFFERED ‘1' so low A Nam}:
WPORTFOLro No. 1 cowrmnsw
r. BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH on PATTl By 511110111131
713.50
20
111 ituii’stvutnttnngs
Wfimwififlmfiz‘mW
' Mdhmfla ”W
Thiseaaeeiyhe w.flodm1houidhetcvti
ct Sweetest Sean
limbs-ah
, {Remember
Sheet Music Price and
Lovei Songs 143 agent and . 5“)in
P3111 summit in laminated nnbctterquallti.
Portraits of ”11:1 fiinzers OUR i’RiCE. Only One
with worth :11) with» Coupon and .
“10L
Has not universally,“ Blllllllillt Wu
tendon-ileum
steam-11111110
All the Star slam Mutt
Every Music Lover Loves it!
Every Purchaser ls Delighted With It:
bout the worldaudot‘eecrtv
World.
I mm the
to the manor once
"3.,“ More.
' previous to his present visit.
All Must Appear Beicre the
Sugar (Trust investigators. ‘
DOMMITTEB BEGAN WITH ITSBLI‘.
vp- 111-1111111111: ‘rraveiuryu- Tell. a 1.1111.
About the Campaign Contributions—whil-
ntora All Denied That They Bud Spoon-
lnted In Sugar Stocks.
Wasrrrxnrrm, June lfi.-——.\lr. Theodore
lluvunu-yor, vice president 11! the Sugar
trust. who was briop» the senate sugar
trust investigating committee, disposed of
the stories about tin: efforts of thetrust, so
far as ho was concerned, to control tarlfl
legislation during the pendency of the
present ‘turit’f bill by saying that he had
not boon in Washington {or 17 months
He also do
nled any knowledge of the reported con~
forcnvoln'twurn one of the Huvemoybrs,
President. Finn-land 11nd 11!.1'. Benedict
upon the Hawaiian question,
He cuniirnmi in a germrnl wuy thostato
mont of his brother. ll. 1). lluvorneyer,
and Mr. Snark-s that his company had
made contributions to political parties in
at 11» ininp: dun-a, but he mold not state in
what status tho (outrlbutions had been
11111111. il1- said he only know through bo-
int: n nit-inborn! the board of directors
that such contributions hudimcn made,
but. he was unfamiliar with the details.
lln said, however, that no money had born
spout to M‘i'lll‘ti or dufvnt legislation or to
aid in securing tho election of a l'nlted
Mates 1111111111111:
The Political Contributions.
lie said that according to his host rt‘i‘lll
lortion the trust had been contributing to
political purth-s only during the past. two
or thruu yours, llo thought, however. that
tho routrihntioru had ln'gun prior to 159'.
llu slidthat rlllllllill‘llla' of «xtnrridituros
“1 r1' rurulu to the board but the president
of the company had 141-1111 ml authority to
expl-nd money 1111' he should st‘u lit, l'ossl.
hiy also Stilllti expenditures won- mado by
Mr. Scarlvs, tho tronsurcr. ”1' could not
say what amount hnd licmi expanded in
politics. but he thoughttlwurnount511111111
1\lr. llnvcrm-ycr mutt-11111111 that. lllcilfl‘f'
cn-ncu in parties for making of contribu.
tions by tho ronipnny would be given the
party from with h the company should ex-
prct tho lwst gowrnrnvnt'.
"W11 would donate to tho lh-morrutlc
party if we thought that party would give
us a in-ttor govcrnnn'nt and to tho Repub-
lican party if we thought that, party would
give us 11 humor govt-"111101” than the Dem-
ocrutir pui'tyf
“Your company being divided politlcal~
ly. " Senator Allen suggested, ‘ part of its
otlli'ors and atockhold rs lning Democrats
and another portion of them being Repub-
licans i should think you would find some
dliiicuiry in agreeing upon 1 xponding the
rnnrny forum political party "
Mr. llarmmyvr~l do not think we have
any politics among our board of tlln‘r'tors.
Honator Allen—Tho ltusirii'sw' inn-roars oi
the ('11111'1'rii urn tho politics of the Arnorl‘
can Sugar iii-lining company"
Mr. llurmnoyi-r—Jl‘ho paramount and
tho only.
\‘l'ln-n Mr. llnvcrncyi'r was excused. tho
dim-rout mvmln'rs oi the communion went
on the stand and allowed tho rmuniuing
(our lit‘llilii‘rs’ 1o lntormgnto tin-111. They
\.'1-r1' tultvn in alphuln-th'al ordrr, Scriutor
.1\ll1-n testilying ilrst and being followed
in 1h1- ordvr named by Senators Davis,
lit-113'. Lindmy and lanhn'
The questions put to illt' senators related
to spurrilatron in and owrtordrlp of sugar
stm'k during tin- pcudcnr'yof ihv tnrlil bill
now lh‘illl‘l‘ tho wuuto. and thuy were wry
swooping. ri'rnlr-rini.r it. ru-nomrry limt the
Clilift'selnli or til'lllltl should covcrnli tho
points mntmuplntcd in tho n‘solutions
under which tlr- rommlltm is acting and
li'm’iliu i111 looplrolr' {111' ovmiori.
'l'hv S1'lillturs constituting the minorit-
tot-111111 and all denied that they had at any
tinn~ bought or sold any of llp.‘ stuck, and
ulsorhnr il11'3' k111'W11f11tlui‘ monitors who
had dull! in it in any way or know of any
unduu l'lllll‘lw on the part of the Sugar
ll'ihll to inllnvnm ioglnlatlon.
herialnrs Question I-Larlr (HIM-r.
Tilt‘ 111104111114 which tlu' rili'rnln'rs oi
tlu- 1111mrni111-o uslu-d l‘lil'll otln-r worn in
each mow the 141111111. and they wore framed
with grout corn to i'll\'i‘l‘ every point oi i11-
qulry and to enable those questioned to
muk1~ thvlr dvnlui as pumping as ixrsslhlv,
which all tho uremia-rs of the committed
"did in 11 rn1~ which varied but litth-
Sonaior “the“ was detained longer be
torn tho 1111111111111 11 than any other of tho
111-1111111111. lloroltcratcd his declaration in
his h-ttrr to t'huirman liray, in which he
had said that ho had not bought or sold a
singlu share of suitor stock or dealt in in-
dustrlul stocks oi any kind.
Mr. iirluo ill'llll‘d in general terms the
nih-gutlons contain-1d in 1111\3'2111111u'rnrtl-
flow which urn tho lilir‘H of tho irrvcatlgn
troll. iivuor'dlnu lltv dill-gm! coniut'onco
ut the Arlirnxton hotel. at which How. it
be sold, thv 1111111111'11! Ilu' value of sugnr
stocks wn1- il‘wuwril, 11111! in which the
purth'ulnr whxdnlv d-‘slrml by tho .N'uuur
trust was 1'1iii'1iil1‘i‘1‘1l, >11uaior “111111 sold:
"l wm1111\1<rpr.-.~1-nl 111. any motion-11111
or rum-ling v1 lir'i'v any riili'li sulum-l 1111-1
iiim'tmml l was at tho Arlington hotel
on ri111111vmn-111i “and: 1“ ln~l 111 1111111111111
of Mr ii. i. ‘l'vrr'n-ll or Vow \‘111'l11 for the
{Mini :11: 311111 111111 oi 1113'1111111 lurininto
irhnris \li 'l'1rr'1ll. with 11 born 1 have
had point-1111411 uhntnwr in 21111 11.11 for
11111111 llmli alt \‘1111'11 hut pit-it'd, mllll that
in no.1 11111 1.1111111 in strum
i llrliii «t d that ha wild for 511'. lluvw
rncyvr. 1|1111 i might, 111-1 Mia llovrrovyur‘rt
flatworm. prwnrnlnu him to in,- tln- 11111.1.
informed 1111111 in tin-country on that strip
pu-t l Hillll to Mr. ilavotnvyur that there
was 11 1111-11111: l'm'linlz against 11 11111 on 111111-
arnud 111111111111 uny :uirlltlouui 111711111 r11
tinml 1111111111, nndnhnt l bod uroat doubt
whntlwr tin! 11111111111 and tho hunuo would
not. put sown-1 hoth raw and rulinvd. on
up; {you list.
Hrioe‘n Talk With “armor-yer.
“Mr. llnwuwyur hummo pretty earnest
and attached tin- policy of the Democratic
majority in tinI norrutu anti house, as being
riustmcilvo of tho manufacturing iuturmtn
of the country. This 1 rusentrd. 1 mid
that l Would do what was (air and right
it he Mid other 111111111111 muirl satisfy me
what. that was. but. that in no ovunt Would
[concede more than half the diilcnmtlal in
tovurot roiim-d sugar allowed by tho cx~
rating or Moh’iuh-y law; that l was in
cllned to bellow tlmt them was some pro
tuctidn to the Minor» in 1111 ad valor-om
schudulu iio stated that there Min 11an
lately 11111111. At. this time Sprinter Smith
11th .lr'rr-cy 111111111 into the room. "
Thu testimony-1f Mr. llrieo inimrlrntatcd
that of Messrs. ’l‘ormll. iiawnwyel‘ and
lined an to the furihnr 1m1~11rrrrneenin the
mom.
fienator unison-«Did Mr 1111mm
any anything ulmut obligations of the
ty for 3111 1111111va
speculated in sugar or owned sugar stock,
“I
/
hot-niacin 1111111111; in" ‘
rum-—
any way. There 11111111110 tolerance to it in
words or intimation. ’
Mr Brice was very oxplir it had emphatv
ie in his denial of any know! duo of carn-
palgn contributions from the Sugar trust.
He knew nothing of the contributions
in 1892, and he did not think Mr. German
did. l’roviouu to J uiy l 1899, when he
was in charge, there were on contributions
from the Sugar trust or any one connect-
ed with it. so for as he know. He never
attended a meeting on Benedict's yacht at
which pledges were made to the sugar in~
terest. He said his had Leon in favor of
keeping all sugar- free.
Senator llricu said that he would make
another statement—that during the time
the thrill bill was pending in committee
or in the senate he did not ask a member
of the finance committee for a single item
for himself or for any one else, neither
dldlho ask for a duty on sugar or for ei-
ther an ad vulorem or speciilt duty
Senator Davis—What were you doing
then?
Senator llrlco—l was trying to get 43
Democratic votes for this tarli’f bill and
not a bill that. 4:! Democrats would vote
for,
l-rrmtor- lllli Testifies.
Senator Hill was detained in the room
of the committee on investigation longer
than some of the other senators. In addi-
tion to the questions as to whether ho had
which were answered in the negative, ricnv
ator Hill was questioned in regard to the
meeting at thi- firsidcnec of Senator Brice
when tho sugar question was discussed.
He said that ho was prom-ht. at that, time
and listuru: i to tho Louisianascrmtor, who
explained tlu' sllgtli‘ duties and told what
was rum-dud. bur lil‘ did not remember see
lug ll:1\'11111113'1‘"r tlll‘l't‘ There was, more
or loss ilisr-imion ol' iln- sugar schedule by
others prcm'rzt. 111111 nll lisnvucd tothc Lou-
isliillli Sl'lilllrli'w.
"i did most oi‘ the listvuing,"
Hill,
He also anowrvd 1p10>tlons regarding
tho visit of Mr. llnvornvyor to his room
whi'n tho 1:111:11 “ski-d him to interest. hinr
self in bolmlf of a sugarduty. Mr. Hill
said that Mr, llavorncyrrr would no doubt
rcmcmiwr tho iii-toils of the interview
much better than ho, us many people “-1-rc
calling upon hlrn at that time in relation
to the New York stuteutlnirs, and ho could
not rend-ml 11 r all the requests mndu upon
him. He rill rmm'rnlu- 1' having told Mr.
llavcrnc 3'1~r that lli' was mono intern-111d in
tho i1111 mm 1 it than 11113 other icatun- of
tho hill,
'l‘ln' 1'xumi1mllon of lhi‘ other scnutot‘s‘
was 1'1'1iiilnr‘1l almost 1'x1‘lllsli'1'l3' to illi‘
sumo sil‘i’i‘uiypl'tl list of questions which
the members oi" the committee had sub-
mitted to curb other, and the answers
were unvurviniz to tho stami- ci’fm'l
\oting on tho “' uni S1 lu-dule.
\\'.\>11!\11111\, .iuui: I1‘11-«Alth1111gl1 the
senate nmdn- no actual progress on tho
wmrli-n M'llt‘iillll' a wrii-sot' arm-mirrmnts
hmkinu 111 the restoration of a duty on
raw Wool “‘lis \lill'ii upon, but all of tin-m
suffered lil'il'fll by majorities ranging: from
'2 to :1 Thu lhri'o Populism Von-d against
this l't‘slnt‘ullnli oi‘ the McKinley duty on
who]. but in iuvor of Mr. l‘ct‘i‘cr'snnn'tid
11111111 to «win the duty down f10pcr1:1.1.11t.
’l‘his illlir'liiiilit‘lli commanded the largest
vote of 1hr «L13: living (ii-fouled by but two
votes. ’l‘hv Iii-mourntio lines remained
unbroken. all the lh'rnovrntlo senators
voting ~mildly llgitilirt every attempt to
plum a duty on \rool 1‘.\cupl1 in one in-
slam-o. whvn .\lr, llili of New York do
clinml to voli- on tho l’wil'cr arm-111111111111.
.lusl lu-foroadjournment .\lr. l’eiTI-rol‘i't'n'd
an urnorulrnonl to [lilli'l‘ nil mnuulm-turi-s
of Wool on the fn=e list. Jil.~'tit3'iri_;.1 it on
the ground rlrni the humor and nmnui’uc-
turi'r should i 1- plumd on iln- sumo 1111111111.
It was not lii'll'tl upon. howcwt‘, ’l‘inl d1»
hun- Wm 1i1'\'ltltl of sttlihitllnilill or murhi-d
{Minn-s of any kind.
The llllnlll‘afi oi thi- dny's prowvdiugs
in tho houu- was in 111111th contrast to
tho ruin-11111111 of yodonlay's evasion. An
event somuwhnt 11111 oi the ordinary was a
personal 1~1pl.111:1ti11u by Mr. ltir'hnrdmn
in reply to oilvuntlom nmdw l11n\\'1t~shiruz-
ton nowupnpi 1' that ho had hren 114111.r his
pmitiona~1111111111l111rol'therommiilvvou
tho illnll’ll'l 111‘ L'olumlim to iurtln-r thu
inn-nuts of an onrhvud trolley sylidh‘att'
to whom I111 liill’lllil’llmill) bod Milli r1-ul
mirth- indirwtly llo tl|‘llli'(l ilu'r'hnrgo
in 111111,
Thu lndlun approprintlon bill was again
mnshlt-rrd und :1 rul1- adopted to bring lt
to it voio lurid) ’l'hn suction of the ill"
providing ior tho 1min of ovrluin stale
bonds crodin-d to the lndlau trlrst funds
was strh'l'u-n out on a point of ordi-r oitvr
a sharp tit'liiili'.
said Mr.
Fourth (‘laan I’mtmulero.
\\'.\>111\1.1'o\. .lunv iri.~~'l‘lio following
fourth ('ltirs‘si postrnurtturs wore appointed:
New York , Middle tirunvlllr. .\l. Ii.
Lyon; North l~‘rnuklin, Frank H, .ludd,
Shunhan. William Mrlntyrv.
New .lorm'ymt'iovur llill. .l, J.
Flt-0t; Ht'lhli'l'vlllt‘. i. ll. l"osi1‘r;
Wood. .l. .\ Morlvy, \lount
llunry \Vauuvr'
\'11n
Kirk-
l‘2plirllill'l.
l'rrnolunlhti Postmaster-11.
\‘l'.\.~ur\1.11 1., .lurw i.“1 —1'l'hn pn'sldr-nt
has riornlrnnul llw loll-mini; 11119111111111 r11:
Frederick ll 1 loih.1\lootlu~ (‘111111.;l'r1d
l'l'lt' k in, .liitlillh. .\urlll ”it“ ii. ( nilll.
111111111 11rl11~|t'n ’I rill (limo-1i.
Nl-llllldhiii 1'1'1'1. N141, .1111111 in. ~-’i‘i111
fatrrous l'uthoii11 rium-h trial. involving
many mulnvur pn-luim. in which liinlilip
llorruenui of Lincoln and his lnllumuw
worn pitti'd against llov, i1‘uthv-r' i'or'lwtt.
who was supportud by nearly all the Ne.
brauka prilmlh. was closml. A di'i'ixinii will
he rurnivrml 11111113,
Mn. Martin Imam.
NLW Ynllis, .lurn1 iii,»~ Mrs. \Villizvu A.
Martin. 11111-111 tho thorium-r of H111 MW
York Witness. was adjudged 11111111111 by a
ulu‘rill's Jury. and a trust-:11 appointed {or
hvr person and ordain.
The A. I). ll. Mid 1|. I'. A.
Niall Waltlt, N. .l., Juno MMAt thr- vim»
ing 1111111111111 111 ilu- binmliui vouwntlon of
tho Ancient Unit-r of lllimrnlnna of Now
Jimmy resolutions worr- passml «immune-
ing the A. R A.
Price “Wm tin- 11111111 limo.
Locxi'otr'r. N. ii. Juno iti,~'l'i1u Darl-
son-antr'n road 1111111, which was run from
this city totricort. was won by A A. Price.
captain of tho lurckport wlrmrlrm-rr,
Reform Mon-merit in Fall ltm-r.
Film. 11111211. M11111” .imw town” mow
bllng houses and dimmh-riy results hovo
been ordered closed by ”11- now poilw 1111111
mlulonor.
Postmaster Baker l'oniirmed.
WAsHih‘o‘rm “11111 iii. wllowurd linker
has been cottiirrm d by tho 1111119101111 pout
master at iiui‘.‘ nlo
Moroccan Sow Quito»;
111111111111. Juno 1o1-~Atxlui Am has
been othoiblly puualuimed as the mitotic!
Hornet». '
1.1
good humor
Concert Hall Singers $11
With Gold Dollars.
mew 00111 1130111: 111 um j
Plot-ooh, Who Had Acquired a Clan-m
Jug, Actod Like the Mun W m
Bunk—Oren“! a Sensation In M in
land's Bowery.
NEW YORK, J one ldernest PM
a hotel keeper at St. Augustine, Fla, who
runs a concert hall and hotel in mm
at Coney Island. has been amunluchlm
self by showering gold and slim out»:
upon the variety actresses in Vaoeaa' W
End casino on the Bowery, Conny M
Pletzsch is a strapping bin fellow, with a,
big. round face, beaming perpetually with
Alter acquiring a chant
pagne jag he got two large (its at m
full of coin in the denomination; of
dimes. quarters, halt dollars and (Mink
Just what the total amount of money time
provided was Pietzsch himselt is let! can"
pable of guessing perhaps than anyone
else on the island
When he strode into Vaccas’ concert
hell, he proceeded straightway to an 1.1m
box on the left, where halt a dozen of his
friends had congregated by chance.
Ordered Cold Bottles.
“Seven cold bottles, and be quick about
it!" he shouted to a waiter.
"Hello, Ernest! Whatcher gotin thou
boxes?” sang out a chorus of voices.
“Wait and see, ” was all he would reply.
The party did not have long to wait
The Smilax sisters appeared in bright 1
new dresses and brand new smiles. They
began to sing "Your Little Gum Drops
Loves You" and at the end of each stanza
filled in the time with a series of high
kicks.
“Hello, little ones!" shouted Pletflch 1
at the top of his voice when the song was,
finished. "Como it. again. There's some-
thing for your smiles. " With this he
stood up and sent a handful of coins after
the retreating girls
The girls did not at first understand the
game; neither did the audience. But in
response to the usual encore the sisters rev
appeared. They were received with an—
other shower of shining metal. The eldest
sister berm" singing “With All Your
Faults. I Love You Still," and kissed her
hand repeatedly toward the upper box.
The younger Smilax begun pickingup the
money. She had no sooner finished than
she had to begin her task again, for a
third handful of coin had been thrown
upon the stage. Both sisters then left the
stage. showering kisses upon the beaming
Plotzsch.
Miss Florence French came next with
"Dixie." lie applauded vociferously and
literally overwhelmed the girl. She forgot
her song in her endeavors to gather up the
money all at once.
The members of the orchestra and the
stage hands had by this time reallzedywhat
was going on. The musicians were able to
capturi- quite an number of coins as they
were thrown, and the stage hands rushed
from behind the scenes and also got some.
Showernd “'lth Gold 00“.“.
After this he got into a carriage And
drove with twooi his iricndstoNewYork.
What was done then1 the friends are mar
ble to say, but Pirthch says this her A
night's r1151 he wont to his bank. ' W. .
rate yesterday afternoon he appeared, again
at \‘accas' just 1111 Rose Austin and her
brother John Wi‘l‘t‘ beginning their tripe!-
periormnnw. llis champagne jag seemed
to be undiminlshod. When the Austins.
after doing their nc1,'slid down the ropes
from tho trupczvs and landingon the stage
smiled and bowed to the audience, Pietuch
took a arrmil sized hug from his capacious
cont pocket. From it he showered gold
dollars upon the head of the smiling Rose.
There was a rush toward the stage bypeo—
pic in tho tlutlit'lu'o, the curtain was rung
down. and the manager. (‘ount Viscous.
hastened upon tin-storm. He declared later
that ho tom-d all hands to stand back and
allow Miss Austin to secure the gold dol~
lars.
i’lotzsch started at Conny island several
years ago as a {rankfurter utundkoeper.
He gradually accumulated money, which
1111 invested in a concert hall there and in
the Plaza hon-i at St. Augustine. He Is
now reputed to ho well oil. lie is about
3'2 years old. Last night i’lotzsch contin-
ued his iipl'l't' and went to Var'crtfl' place
and treated the audience to drinks There
wen1 about 1 Wu people in the ”place.
CROKER lN EUROPE.
He In Then. He 1.3.. l-‘or an lndeflnlto
Period.
Queausrown, June to. —Mr. Richard
Croker of New York, with his two Iona,
arrived here on board the steamer Umbria.
To your correspondent Mr. Croker said
that he had come to Europe for his health.
lie would have started earlier. but the ill-
ness of a relativo had detained him.
Asked in reference to the investigation
of the New York city police department
by a corruulttco oi the state senate. Mr.
(Jroker said that he had not been lum~
moped ton apum- before the committee,
but he went 111 1111111 to give the summit-
tee any aauiutuuce in his power should
they denim it. He said that he was out
oi politics now and did not propose 11111111.
any part uurriu in tho administratloilol
tho Tammany Hall organization.
in reply to a question why he no
announced in New York that he wuiabou
to leave for l'luropo he said that he did at
suppose the public attached any in
to his lrluvonients. Mr. Limiter prove
to go dlrmt to Paris ills stay in E1!
will ho for an irrdoiinito period
btrnck by a Train. .
Pun. 11111111111111, June to. —-Widie rota:
ing from tho i nivetsity Cornell m ‘11,?
Thoma-1 it money, 30 years oi aye. of
New York. a salesman for Arnold. Con-
stable .1: Co. was struck by a trainend
fatally injured.
mar-will (lees oath-inning.
S'r. Punctuation, June to. n'l'he cm '
witz started tor England today on boa-rt
the imperial yacht Polar Star to vlatt his
fiancee. Princess Alix of lines.
M- MD...”
mm m‘k“.
13111111121, N. 11.. June le.—-'1.'heo1tore
lumber-t. on trial tor the murder at Baker
Katmr In December last. was tonne guilty
of murder in the first dam.
.1 ,. -......- .1...“-
Died In a Etmt cor.
31111011111711. Mich. Juno lit-«captain
Smith Moore was stricken with
while riding on a street car here died '
almost instantly.
Moe Was Imp-111111.
I’nrmnstrrru, June lit—1‘11. race be-
men 111. 11111-111111 111111 Unite-Hoot Penn
tyivenla mm was postponed. owl-Iii
main water.
i
Norwalk Chronicler