on city
Bond utilisation sold
The Ive-in Kantian.
he s \ ,_
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SWEETEST
selves»-
‘r Have charmed young and old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The
- Richest and Brightest Gems of Song have been gathered from all nations and are
oflered exclusively by THE EVENING: SENTIN EL to its readers for almost noth-
NBVBB! Were you offered richer son. .
"NEVER: Were you offered music so c. asp.
NEVER! Was Music more highly praised.
Thecelebrsted director at tabs New Enginnd censervatory pf Insigsglostgné
after examinin these ongs says: " t gives me great p ensure y a
t'hefip ear to be whaE the title indicates-a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
they wi I find a hearty welcome in every home in the land."
The Rev. Du. Lyman Hunnem. after an examination or those Songs, writes:
"I consider It the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen.”
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Mary of Argyle
ggfbli‘d‘lgeno Mississippi Shore. Names Upon tn'e Sand.
“ Home Sweet Home. 0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
He Folds Them In His Boson). Remember Now Thy creator.
Jamie‘s 0n the Stormy Sea. Sloinewher‘i‘i‘i
Kltt of Oclernlne. The Sand . an.
Litt Do Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush.
Little Wigs Neil . The Mnrmnrlng lice.i1
Lovely. Silent Ight. The Message From t. e King.
Laddie Waiting. niy Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admit-alien. Sailing.
Loo Siloam
3551‘? m“ 0‘“ m Me' The Old Sexto
The Old Arm Uhair
e w.
l‘d‘iii‘i‘fd“ the Old som‘ The Basket Mnker’sbhlld.
' The New Kin lom.
anet's 93.12% I, ”lie Birdle‘e Emailing Prayer.
0 81" RENEE??? A tov'a lnmi
' I5-
2:133:31 3:31:11; 323:?“ Whistle and all. for Katie.
CONTENTS N U MBER THREE.
VOCAL.
W it t . On the Roche by Aberdean.
All)?” In’g. et at 8 Robin Adair.
Some Day. .
The Little Old Log Cabin In the lane.
The Kerry Dance.
«Be eve me if all Those Endearing Young
8.
Joli uck Tara.
y member Me. There's Alwa s Sunshine Somewhere.
Nothi ' u't Leaves. ’Tis the Last so of Hummer
Old Joe 3 Dream. Yes. Let Me Like a. Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti Qiiarlrllle. Sonatin
Notre Dame Waltz. TWO by ’iwo.
.‘CONTENTS NU M BER FOU R.
VOCAL.
Seymour.
The rtosy Goblet.
The Old Dalton Bucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
Then You'll Remember Me.
The Land o'the Leal.
A Warrior Bold.
A Land Without a Storm.
1101 NI ht Peaceful Night.
1'? (1 Main " '
an .
1 Sunny“ a Dream.
lI . The Gypsy Countess.
a; efiqgosfnue Home. lv'e L’Amour
Slee , Baby Sleep. “fl a litindrei Pi .
Stan? Away. .“ lthln a Mile of Inhom.
INSTRUMENTAL
Ii Desldehio. Bright Eyes Polka.
Convent Bells. Dani-e Eecoccais.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
last me Dream Again.
Only to rice her Face Again.
Ole Nli'kerilemus.
Realm in the Cradle of the Deep.
'Ihe lienrt How'd Down.
The Lost Chord.
The Plratea’ Chorus.
The Sword of Bunker Hill,
'Tflllt with J eeus
soggtglmsr. Soul to Me. '
SoaI‘n' 'Bl'hro' the Eye.
11 n ay.
. ti r the Angels Calling.
ggfkfiotgr. Guide his Fmitstepe.
n app! Moments.
in...
L333???” lCome. U‘Ufnuims’: gigsl'mhl'fi Arm y.
INSTRUMENTAL.
ilfu‘l'fii’im‘E‘luey. fluourka. 3,3133 #333
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
[Millard Watch.
nnle (.harile. My Aln Unumrie.
Nanc Ime.
m ml whim?" The duo of the Mill.
. loan The Brit ire.
t um I limit in Marble train. Where an. the (lid Folks.
iuu. W ecu.
INSTRUMENTAL.
satin Beiio. Ht. Alhane “rand .\ arch.
rot carom. The Turkish Revel u.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL
When we Hear the Music Ringing,
The Little Une- at lions.
\‘r‘il Hum he Man Avril
lug
lie Kim me an.- 1 new T‘wiu Wrong.
'l be 05”“ I "luv.
halls of (leech.
‘ up. of m org:
(It! 0 t
on ya Sleeping. Mmle.
le-
aear or W r.
“Shells t. l hone drill;
bid”. hydo finmmnr limes Node.
' INSTRUMENTAL.
l Dew iro . . in March.
gagumle’mmzhn‘lm Waits. my“...
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
.a or e. rim: i'fiubt. .
. ultimatum owl...“-
, B0 . Pt , e
Ruins! sweet to ‘I‘eil rm». :ig‘rlfith.
Imain}. ’ Night. Wiamnmnil we Merl. Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
inbuilt: Ills. mm... ,
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOOAL.
“ 32’...” Virgin. mil‘m"“’9.lhfil’ii’tstmou
pin.
W335 3M. flwwu.
l... ” incremental.
e DID YOU EVER DREAM
, m mmuwmermmsm,
if! hagndyMaadmm nutrient!
~ in “r
r you
mammalian-Hashing! Meir
‘ tennis llillllll in.
VOCAL. .
Acid!» a.
cunt: ' totln Book.
even. let me Man on The.
N.“ if».
e . u do lida
“denote nil-i-
In 6 3 ll
glamtmy on Blue Birds. ding.
60
iv an iv.
$2: 5.3“ :tlaatli’aa.h?iounblns.
n my Bans.
warm?» the root?“ .
INSTRUMENTAL
Blrdle’s Reverie
Clickeiy Click March.
been from Midway.
Jolly‘Brothers Halon. ‘
CONTENTS NUMBER EIEIEN.
VOCAL.
nd Ye Shall Seek Me.
nnie Dn ndee.
Consecration.
rederich
Farewell lily Brother.
Silva Me Josue.
irandmother's Chair.
. elon‘c Babies.
athleen Aroon.
.Klliarney.
Marseilles H mn.
Old Folks at ome.
Putty Little Jennie
llwIn w Sweet Chariot
The little Maid Milking Ber (low.
The Danube River.
The Mouhtulnnr r.
We‘ll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss.
Wares of the venom,
When the Boom Is on the Rye.
coitus :uunsn innit
VOCAL.
Come Unto Me.
Faithful Johnnie. .
l's Comln‘ (Horse in Eighty \ ear.
I Ain't Going to file Any More.
In Old Mndr d.
if Pa in Were Only Ready.
Kiss Ie as I Fall Asleep.
Mnmma Mamtnn.
Mr. Lordly and 1
Hosting by and lily.
Sconce that are Brightest.
The Ivy Green.
The Trundle-lied Hang.
The later anngied Banner.
There‘s a Land 'Mld the more.
The Two Hosea.
Watch on the Rhine.
Zion’s Children.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Edelweiss Glide.
Kiilnchke Polka.
Lied from Oberon.
Martha.
CUNIENIS NUMBER THIRTEEN.
vocaL.
Bright, Sparkles in the Churchynrd.
Beautifii Land.
Breast the Wave. (‘hrlutlam
lirhrhtly the Morning Sun.
(‘nll Unto Me
Frillngdtlil E‘miintr.
I‘ 588.
I Irma to Tell the Story.
Josiah's Courtship.
Nothing Else M Ito.
Oh. Who Will O'er the Downs so Free.
In Ru .
Reine».
Sentence. {mine Unto Me.
Seek Yes the Lord.
The Road to fiiuinberlaud.
The ilanien (Lia'e.
'l‘ln: tirlilite of Highs.
The Hollies Prayer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
(& ‘flflll Voice do (“om-wt,
Irwin-inter Hi'hoitiai'he.
inllp l’olka.
CONTENTS NUMBER EUUBTEEN.
VOCAL.
A Summer filmwrr.
Behold. flow (loci and .In) (ii’.
(last Thy Iiuriien Upon the Liifil.
Ural-e.
illoriousNews .
l‘vc Brought Tilt-ii an In Loni.
lint:- Morn-ill.
lint Erin Itomviuimr the Dnya of Old.
Nannie.
i’iililnu Hard Against llit‘ Stream.
l’rfltlctfl.
Pretty M a Picture.
Hutu, Within the Vail.
'l‘hi' Meeting of Ibo \S’ators.
Tho 'l'rumwt Will alound in the Morning.
The (lid mono Mill.
The Mormrvh of the Womie,
'Ilw Iiouiillftii I‘Ity.
“I he lime Iiy the lhmr.
INSTRUMENTAL.
l'hnrul 'rmn the Fusion Mum.
Funtaisle Impromptu.
Minuet do Momri.
Nursery iaanriera.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIHEE’l.
V00 A L.
Dunn.
lvu'n incantation.
Pair-iv i 'muht.
Home on Illa-l.
Ilarlr. the Amati“: Mom: In Nlnuin
i'd mod n the "open that Laue gin.
1 Heard the Wm turd singing.
Jninio tl‘llundes.
limit" i ii i a n
no urn he wen u ay.
0). Rent In the Lord.
Moon».
The Harp That mm Thm' Tu ra'n ilall.
"Ibo Ill-I. illil Ellery.
'l he Wart-im- at thr- (late.
The live of Wales.
The Lima Tin toddler.
The Iilmm is o "M live.
Wouldn't You ill» to Know.
INS l‘IlUMEN'I‘AL.
Mariam-ll.
I. i i ”laielnlnc.
helm: saloon-or.
l'iulcnto Polite.
PLACE
Q~ ’1»
0 «9
4° 4’»
llVElil‘lSEMENT"
H
will THE»-
Sentinel
A §lm Th .t u... t- amt in... ,1:
‘ of food in the ghetto . ,,
Pmtahmrnu, sent. ‘26.—~The little
steamer Falcon. with the Pearyraiief par»
ty and men) ber- oi the expedition on board.
docked at the International Navigation
company's wharf In the lower portion of
this city. Long before the vessel reached
her 11100111133 thousands of people had
gathered on the whmurin the vicinity
to welcome the little party of explorers.
As soon as the Falcon was tied to the
dock—Mrs. Peary, with her baby. M6110
than
THE FALCON.
Ahncglto l‘cnry. and on Eskimo girl
whom Mrs. Peary lind brought with her
from the arctic regions. was escorted to
a waiting couch and hurried to the Penuv
syivanln railroad station. where she bonrd-
cd a train for Washington, the home of
her mother,
in a short interview the brave little
warmth showed plainly by her manner
that she is much chugrlncd because of her
husband's determination to remain In the
arctic region. She declares she is going
north agnin next summer and bring him
back to civilization If she has to drug him
with her. Mrs. Peary appeared In the
beat of health. and tho bnby. born iiuild
Icebergs, which Is now a little more thnn a
your old and a beautiful child. seems to
be all the butter for the rough life It hos
been compound to load. ..
Commander Bryant. who had charge
of the relief putty, says thcexpcdition was
a great success. "We made runny valuv
able collections. the ethnological speci-
mens being very rare. I think we have
the finest series of piiotogrnplis of life and
scenes In the arctic country that Wore ever
taken.”
The pnrty killed eight polar hours and
have the skins with them on the Falcon.
They also have the skeletons of all of
those animals. in addition they brought
back about 50 Eskimo o i}.
All of the relief party nine on the Ful-
con except Dr. Ohlin. who left It at Go-
penhngcu, and Professor Chamberlain of
Chicngo nnd H. L. Bridgeman of Brook.
Iyn, who went from St. Johnt 0 Toronto,
where they will examine some fossils All
on board were reticent. and It is said they
have been prohibited spanking for live
dnys or longer. and It was therefore dim-
cu t to get information about the trip.
t was I lmated by one of the men who
was With nary thnt several who come
away Would have romulued with the ex.
plot-er in the frozen north but for the
scarcity of food. When asked if It was
true that the explorer and his pnrty hod
been compelled to out whole blubbor. the
men doriined to either confirm or deny
thfl Bluff.
it is believed. however. that Pour-y iii
Lllfi‘flli‘lll‘il with clock of food that niny bo-
coiuo serious. The Falcon will land with
Cool nnd return Imun'diatoly to St. John.
INDIANA CAMPAIGN.
Harrison and McKinley "pen the It." at
Indianapolis.
pri.\\.\i'oi.is, Sept. L‘Il.-Tllii lndiann
licpultlirnn sin-'ccmnpriign opcnctl lit-re.
with lioi'criior Mckiiiloy of Ubiu and or
President Morrison as tho joint store of
them-cn-iun. ’I'hu v.1 president bod de-
clined to upon the cnmpaign himself
owing to his lute-ruled departure for the
cast. At the lost moment he won prevail-
oil upon in prmnle om the iiiui'tluu unil
m‘i'urtl u wulimuiiv tn Imwrunr McKinley.
HUVI'I’HIJ!’ All'itlilli') response to the
Invitation of ion mm. Min “‘15 prompt
uml coriliul l'ln' l: m r inr orrivi ii lit-m
and wn» plum n in-nrty rI-wpiioii. A
rnlly tmvl. plnuo in ’Ioinllnsou's hull. but
mi grant linii been the \ll‘lllfllld for tickets
and so nmny pvnpic w: ru born from out
side pniiih thnt on outdoor xiii-oiling wu-i
also iii-i-i~.~nry. lloiii Hilt'ttlii‘l'i were to.
nclvml with ”W urmtvst l‘lllIlllrillh‘iii.
”Illa-4i "Is hrpbrw Willi a nominal.
l'i.\i“iun' m, .\’. Y.. Sept, 2il,--Gcorgo
'I'nukuni. u fl'il ill. was murdered by his
“fii‘ll'. li Juno» II. Davis. at Is’ocscvlilo.
Davin alrilt'n his vivtliu on the hood with
u Illllllllli'l‘ four times. crushing his skull
nml .niulug almost instant death. The
multi- rmuitml from u row the two lmil
mum tlllli' previous, llnvia (\scapod. but
it'll» iupltiriui oi his home In Burlington.
Vt.
Ito-ail. IIatlwr Than the Football».
Nllw Iii‘lli'nllli. Muss. Hopt. illl.-—Mrs.
Anon l’rislitm'o. II Norman wumnu. 77
yours of ugh. “Hui; In tho \"ntiieiittu lulll
Muck, conunltIi-il suicide by ntrngulntion
at her home. Four of the [umrhoiltfli was
the unillflill her not Ilor Hilll‘lll'lltw is
one of the striking weuvorn.
linmilea I‘i-ar Rentuvklana.
Miiili.\i\l'iilll. h'y. Supt. till-«A gnu
llivomu inut orrlvc-ii iron) 'I ’niimtown anys
lilzwlm'vll hm: pmipoiwd going to the tux
districts for“ truck. Homo of his iiiipu-
tics imi'o dmvtiiril but in mi moi ho laun-
iicavorlng to child new to: i’llIIl.
SIF’TED TICKINGS.
lurulnrs robin-ii tho [inslomcn at i'cl
ham Manor. N. ‘l'.. for the sawmill time.
About Ullllcmployci'nof tho Iiormuuln
sIIIt mill» at Iloiyolio. More. went out on
strike.
The It'lltmllf‘f Morning Light arrived ct
Portland. Me. with seven IMIIUI’IO who
wore (mind adrift In a «fury.
liooruo J. lionld nnd Howard Gould
will mil frmn Houthnmpt noon the strain-
ship New York for this «wintry.
llaniol (how. it former of t‘hnriotte. N.
Y,, om killed thorn by falling under the
elm-lint attraction engine he was run»
”inn.
.t I'mtik apparently on years chi won or.
r mil nt :NIISI‘HIIII’IN. Ind. He said his
l infirm on our”) was to kill I’mident
cvelniid.
'v’avrs has; been mowed from Tahiti
’mt Count Fostotich. the Austrian noble
911 who married A. II. iiaggin's dauglv
‘l of Fan Francisco. In dead.
imvi Johnson nil William Melons.
v
t WM
it”. 1...... _
3 -r‘ ”mung men of Anderson. 1nd,. were
{in hoist-night a duel. but fought with
E " or field while arrangements were being
' file.
The tear that Frank four. the Pittc
”mtg bicyclist who I! mohitw ii Miro! the
«or ii. haul which in the moon desert
hire me 0|wa ifi lilo meipt of I IW
Ann; of (3th detail
April it.
A Storm From the Tropics is
Sweeping Up the Coast.
WORK or ran writes Iii rut: soars
Islands Along the Florida Coast Submerg-
ed and the Shore [tr-awn With Wreck-
age—drains Delayed and Wires Down.
St. Augustine Feels Its Fury.
New You. Sept. tit—The cyclone II
conduit. and the atonny bent of Its wind
and rain will reach this city today. How
much of the force with which it has swept
over Cuba and the Florida court will be
left when it gets here In of course problem-
aticnl. but there will be enough no doubt
to make it disagreeable in this city. Last
night the great West Indian storm was
bowling over the waters on Hatteras. and
those at sea in ships in these waters saw
the wooden: of the deep in all their aw-
fulncss. New York is In the truck of the
storm, and it will be here today.
Yesterday was an ideal day. with all of
thatheeuty of clear and bracing air and
all of tho tender touch of is dying your
that September days nlono can give. The
prclpootu last night wore that the first
part of today would be the some, but that
the autumnal bounty would pass away bo-
foro the vanguard of the appruuoiilng cy-
clone In the afternoon.
“'Iroa Down In the South.
Last night tho Wires were down at Key
West and at Jupiter Inlet. and no reports
were received by the weather bureau from
these places. The cyclone has evidently
ravnged the Florida court and last night
undoubtedly did much dumnge along the
coast of the Carolina. Yesterday morn-
Ing word was sent by the wunther bureau
to various points. along the southern coast
to warn the people on the sen Islands and
other exposed places of the approach of
the storm.
The tornadoes reported in the west will
not probnbly affect New York. but the
cyclone whose stormy feet were beating
the seas cl! Hatteras at midnight is
sure to be here. The wind blew strong
all yesterday afternoon, and at midnight
It was smelling down from the northwest
with a large which announced the up-
pronch of the storm. I
_ All ships which lcnvo port today bound
for southern ports are €qu of meeting the
cyclone. After it bus possod and has gone
out to expend itself on the _ do waters
of the north Atlnntlc. than w come. It
is feared, tales of wreck and devastation.
d'ho damage wgich ij he; plready wrought
in the West in his nnd along the coast of
Florida has not yet been fully reported.
but when the accounts do come In It seems.
from the manger reports received, that
they will make a long story of devastation.
lilovvu Out to Sci. .
llosrox, Scpt. Bit—A private dlspilicb
from Key West received In this city status
thatn hurricane has been raging nlong
the coast for the post few dnys. during
which n pilothont, with four on bonrd.
Wits blown out to sen. and an unknown
schooner wu~i driven ashore iii. the south
side of the island. A lnrge amount of
wrecknge is iiooting in with every tide.
:du Island Submerged.
ST. Arm‘si‘ixit. Fin. Sept. 26.-—Trnins
sooth of hero nrenil stopped by the storm.
Whil'h Is increasing in velocity. The sea
Is 13 mass of soothing breakers, nml the
grout wnvcs are rushing over tlicseuwnll.
throwing the sprny five feet high. Annslu
Island In submerged.
Tim Gale ls Torrlilr.
.l.\i'n.~‘o.\‘\'ii,i.ia. Fin, r'opt, 2o.--A ter-
riilognlo ls raging along thi- cnst Mid
West cousin of l- luriiin uuii .tisn ht inturiur
points. Iloports uro lllUilgi‘l'. its the wires
south of Jacksonville nru eiilwr down or
are writhing lllliiiy.
'Iwr-uty llornes lturncd.
I’lili..\llill.l'ill.i. Sept. cog—Fire bruku
out In the extensive slublos of linulel
Mooney In Port Richmond. nnil before It
was extinguished hurl totally destroyed
the etnbloe nod budly damaged it row of
small houses In the tour. The occupants
of the houses cscnpcd In their night
chitin-u. 'l‘wvuty horses were burned to
death.
Illnyrlo Race by Electric Light.
l’itii.,\oi:i.i'iiis. Sept. 2il,~-.\ novel fee
turn In tho sporting lino woe introduced
to Ioviii'a of bicycling on the grounds of tho
Iliv'uriou Athletic lml‘KX’IittIUIl Inst night.
when bicycling by electric light was in
nugurntcd by the Century WI‘II'OIIIIOH of
this city. The roosting was a grand euc‘
(arise. there being Nearly 4,000 persons pres.
out.
A "left Forgot (ion Urea.
Cliu'nw, riopt. 13o. w'l‘ho chorus of for-
gery ognlnnt Enrollno hlliswurth. dough-
tcr of Mllwnukoo Milllonolro isanc Elle
worth. wasnolle rimmed. .i-Iiaii Ellsworth
was charged by ifhlcnuo merchants with
obtaining goudo by forged checks. The
once is sold to burn boon nettiod outside
of court by the girl's (other.
The ”vb. f'aw Again.
Ciiii'nuo. Hopi. liltm'l‘iio nrgumontii In
the mac nunlnst l’rouldont llobu and others
of tho Amuricnn Iiniiwny union were he
pun In tho l’ultod Stolen court. nun.»
trict Attorney )lllchrist opened the argu-
ment for tho “0‘13"!!!le with a speech
micupyiuu the morning and afternoon
M‘MIUHH.
ltphruka flemocrar- Convene.
(IMMIA. Hopi. min—Tho lloniocrntic
attire convention convened lit-re nt norm
today. The plon which will undoubtedly
be curried out In: indorsomcnt of Permit“
lclrct. Iron «plunge of silw-r nt III to I nml
.fongressnmn llryan for tho lfnitod Stilton
senate.
Malia".
National league (lumen-«fit. Louis. H.
Philadelphia. 7. Cleveland. ll; iiniti-
more. ii. (Jinnlnati. ll; Boston. 7. (Beer
end game) Cincinnati. 5; Boston 1. Pitts»
burg. Iii Brooklyn. 7. Inuiaviilo. ti; New
York. in.
To [lace by bureh'IrIiia.
Geranium-n. N. Y..- fiepi. 2
Ontario Agricultural society will nacho».
trio m-arxhlighte to illuminate the lisi'i'
track tonight and Thursday night emit-
civntiy to admit of racing.
l,—* I »t:’
time of Jamaica Clinger ramp ”out.
Pmtnomrum, Swept. 2c, - Frederick
Brown. writ known he the manufacturer
of broom Jamaica ginger. died at his
home to Burlington. N. .L. mo 57 years.
“Wm County Hum lib-1r.
W‘lit’ilii Full“. X. Y... Sept. Ulla-JIM
can show held in connectiottwiththv
WW unopened “Willem
with on Weave of new m
lv-rhardt and amino am. rm
Twentydlva Ronda. “ ‘ "
“New Ontnsxs. Sept. eon-Jul: m
hardt and Stanton Abbott fought Am
:1; the Olympic club here. The Pm. . m
.500. , ,
Everhardt commenced the bowl“.
Abbott assuming a defensive. MM
Evsrhardt led the right and landed . "
ly on the jaw. Everhnrdt landedn‘ _
left In the stomach and brought hit right
iliver on the Englishman’s law a trim
nter. ,
Bound 2~Evehrardt commenced ,
round, landing some vicious blows on “I!" _
head. Both men scored leita. but m '
hardt landed a wicked right on the '
Round B—Evorhardt landed a View ,
left on the body, repeating it a moment
later without return. Both men scored
hits on the body, but Everhardt’s were
the more dnmnging. .
Round 4—Everhardt had the best ot a
heavy exchange In his corner, and the
Englishman was fought to the ropes.
Round 5 -~ Both men Ianded.‘ heavy
blows on the hand, Everhurdt being the
aggressor. Abbott landed a good right
over the heart.
In the sixth round Everhordt secured
first blood. From this to the twelfth
round Everhardt was _ the aggressor and .
scored henvily on his opponent. who seem-
ed unable to land and ducked Into vicious
constants The work of the men was In
poor contrast with that of Plimmer and
Murphy.
In the twelfth and fourteenth rounds
Abbott seemed to Improve and drove Ev:
erhardt to the ropes, but the latter evened
things up.
The sixteenth was the hottest round 0! .
the tight.
Rounds 22 to t’ii—uThc fighting was very
fast, Evcrbardt having the best of the hit-
ting. though Abbott went to his corner
strong.
Round lib—This commenced fast and
furious. itvcrhnrdt landing three rapid
rights while Abbott held his left glove in
a partial clinch. Everhnrdt was BflllttIlB
aggressor. forcing Abbott nround the ring.
Both ' emod strong. The English-
man cmuently to avoid punilhv
merit. - _,
A draw was announced by Referee Dnfly.
The fight was it fair one throughout, and
Evorhnrdt established himself as a fair
tighter.
MURPHY AGAIN ACCUSED. .'
More Charges oT“Atcopthl. Money From '
Criminals For Protection.
PiTTsnt'nu, Supt. flirt—John B. More
pby, director of the department of public
safety of Allegheny. was again arrested
on a charge of malfeasance in onion. The
prosecutor, us in the other case, which
won ignored by the grand jury. Is £3, E;
l
Gould. " _ ,
The Information mode by Mr. Gould is"
exactly the some as In the former case.
Director Murphy is accused of accepting
money from different persons In return
for protection fumished them In their
operation of gambling houses and other
Illegal resorts, It Is nlso asserted that he
has permitted runny other unlawful
houses to exist with his full knowledge
and passive npprovnl.
In the former suit. nfti-r a true bill had
been refused by the grand jury. Attorney
ilowund intimntcd to the court that the
jury had been tampered with by Murphy’s
friends. These charges are now being In-
vostigntcd by the district attorney. The
new suit will come before a new grand
jury for the ilewnibcr term.
POLICE FORCE STRIKE.
liltill'oril, Blane... "an Nu Protectors of the
I'encv .
isnwrww. Muss. Supt. Ell—The en-
tire pullro force of this town, which con-
sist.- of four n-gulnr cilia-rs and n dozen
specials. Is nil Hit‘lku. 'l'helr grievances
are motor] In troubles which bnvclong
been brewing lwtwveu the specials and
regulars. who Worn: acknowledged to be
jcnlous of cut-h other. In consequence of
this the offending public him- been given
no ionrgliis on their transgressions. and
nrrcsts linvo lxxcn numerous.
The citizens of ilrnilford bocnino indiz:
nuut tit the notion of tiiculllcers. and after
tho arrest of scvurnl men who were found
fishing on Suiulny they begun to toke
matters into their owu bonds by filing
churgi-s ngninst vortniu of the officers.
which worn nit-ed before the selectmen.
'l'hnt hotly. lnmuvor. refused to act upon
the mutter. null us it result the remaining
ollh-ers resigned.
The Horn of "A Temperance Town."
II.\‘3il\’I~‘.li, ll., Sept, 26.——-Goorge A.
Kibling line rcpiirchnscd the old Dart-
mouth hotel. of which ho was proprietor
long ago. For selling liquor In thin hotel
Kilillng tyne .si'ntcnced to serve illi years
in the wurklnouw. but wns released after
having served three yours. ix’ibiiug'l u-
porhinoo furnished the plot for one of I}.
II. lluyt‘s populnr ploy...
Trial Trip of the Blaine.
NI-fil‘ Ynun, Supt. int—«Tho United
Maths battleship Mnlno. which he. been
in coliruoof construction since teen. when
her Itsci woe lnid. left the Brooklyn navy
ynrd (or the ilret time who wnscver under
wny. She took n short spin. which was
niiiislnctcry.
Warsaw Weliimmvd the Governor.
\I’niwnw. N. l'.. 2-1va. Eda—(lovemor
Flower Willi revolved witlinsnluto of lo
nuns upon his nrrivnl hero. Nonriy every
luminous plum nml ninny private real:
demos ore linnilmini'ly decorated in his
honor.
hmaiipox In the (lily Hospital.
linrtmm; 32.1.. Supt. 29l.~.~'l‘ha City
hospltni hem wns quarantined on account
of the discovery there of four case. of
smallpox. House l'hyslclnu L. Iii. Barry I!
one of those stricken with the disease.
Oeuvrrnmr Masonic late.
tiui‘vniisnru. .’,Y.. Hopi. tail-w-Thedld-
Icntory exercises of Iiouvemehr's new Mb-
sonin temple were lnrgely attended by the
northern Sew York members of the Ira.
family. _ .. M“
The Hrimn’a ‘l'tlal.
Wnfllliiiil‘fll“. Hopi. undue navy do
pertinent expects that the torpedo boat
Ellcmn will go out from New iondoncn
her preliminary trial within a day or two.
comptroller Roberta? condition.
musician. Rent ltd—awn“. the condi-
tion of Note Comptroller Roberta re.
mains suininntlaiiy unchanged. his
friends h-nr thnt he will never recover.
New Jersey Liquor lie-Ian.
Ounce. til. .i.. Sept. ”militarism
annual convention of the State new
flu-law Protective league rm bold but. .
WWW
attitudinal-mausoleum!
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