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NllRWALK LOBSTERS
client on roman nouns
heave your orders and have
“delivered ovary flotsnisy
was: ‘ii‘iliionJirom.
He Declines to Accept the Ten-
dered Nomination.
KB GIVES 80MB STRONG REASONS.
la Declining to Run l'er Judge of Court of
Appeals on the New York lbmoerstlo
state Ticket lie ‘l‘aiko of Corrupt Polit-
ical Methods and Hints at Corrupt Bosses
BROOKLYN, Oct. 6.——~Tbe following "lat
ter from Judge Gaynor declining tho
nomination for the allies of judge of the
court of ap cals is made public;
"Hon. J. . Iiinckley:
"DEAR Sin—The reasons which I pub-
licly assi nod for not wishing to become
the nominee for governor preclude me
from accepting another place on the ticket,
as may be seen by recurring to them, and
I am therefore constrained to decline the
nomination for judge of the court of ap-
peals. ao grateful as l feel for it and as
much as i should like to hold a place of
so much usefulness.
“This would suffice, but i fool in
polled to say more. The voice of the plain,
everyday people is today, for cause, an
actual, living voice—yea, it is, or it never
was in thehistory of the worldnand in a
contest in which it should be summed up
I could not be a candidate for office and
sit silent, as use and etiquette would
require me to do n my present case.
“'hy Be Regrets Ills Decision.
“The center of thought has passed from
the few to the many, and a groan, peaco-
ful political strungle is now impending in
this country which is to decide whether
the center of power shall he and remain
there also. It has more than once seam-
.urmr: an i‘Nou.
ed to me that I should ,‘uwe some part in
this out contest when .‘3 came, bu“ H
that s not to be I still hnfi " 1 may be able
to feel that I have done no "- much, it ll
true, but yet something to n "”0 my ‘16!
and generation forward at in “t 0 “”18
and to better the condition «if ‘th Ci’m'
munity in which my lot. has in ‘11 cast.
“It might stop here, but ll I (“i1 ll
Would seem to me that I had he“ some
thing uppropriate unsold in View M “"0“
events. l mu not without foolir‘h' and
cannot. mfmln from ni'knowlodgi‘ng' 5 Vi
hration of pain that organizations wow-
cdly workimz llllilciiihiliy for high pull“-
cai mochods and for hotter goviermncni
should nillrmntivoly refuse to mam-w my
numinntion in udvunce of my iwooptmwe
or refusal
"(in tho other hand, the wholly‘ spont-
tuueous umnlfostution of tlw gonorm‘ Do
morrucv of tho smio toward mo, which I
never expected to sun. and which I can
only iniorprot us is full upprovoi of my
past public conduct. has umb- upon mo
an impression to» profound to he even
eiiucod. ('ircumstuucos do not permit. mo
to ncropt tho numlnntion they hnvo ton
dared to me, but my hem! and my hnnrt
go out to them oil the sumo.
"ii. is now hourly llro your» mm that i
openly objected no on individual rum"
to political methods which i doomed low,
harm and unmnnly, mud to oiliciol acts
which I damned honrtioss criuws. involv
ing on they did spoliatlon of tho pooplc‘o
lmrd corned money for the enrichment of
A few who foiluwod. politics as a trade and.
mode public officials their more twin.
union Wrnntl to the People.
“I felt that i had a right to flDi‘Ok, for
in the fare of gross wrongs to tho pooplr
among whom i lived I find sat silent for
1:? yours, nnd silence often gives the right
to spook. but furthermore from an im-
pulse which I cannot define or o reaimn
which is too iniicrutnhlo to assign. l found
myself unable to sit oilont longer. Tho
history of tho four yearn of effort which.
ensued by appeal to comm end to public
opinion i cannot now own sumnmrizoi
but in this hour in which my name is be-
ing tossed back and forth by ("intending
political frictions and in which 1 how
broken asunder the bonds of my perpbr
lty and won my duty clear. 1 bug to say
in luotloo to myself, and l' trust with
due mlidnosu and without any ogmlm,
that throughout ltnil i won hover helped.
in money or otherwise by any politician
or politimi unionization or faction what
«tor. and that. if in the and i finally we
veiled it Wm iminly bemoan the people.
honest and unselfish. widow-stood me and
recognized that at all events I won tryimr
to (in right.
‘1 Wind nothing ilicrofnrp to politicians
or politloul oi'znni/tllioml, and rnmomlmr
ing that whatever little 1 have drum to
lift government on was done M a private
(liiiM'fl, i do not vnlno any office so high
on to wish to nolilm‘o it ugulust the own»
sltlon of ”HM" whom i had suppmed
Would ho my friend».
"if I thought that the withdrawal of
my name Would injure Senator iiili'o
cnnvnso, i would try to see some way to
allow it to remain. for bio meant do'vaiiyp
merit in the national senate places him
with the foremost public men of his day.
Bctwsen him and his opponent he should,
and i trust will. prevail. '
“Though this letter tskesmo away from
a promotion in the line of my tests. I
have written it without regret, for it
keeps me iii line with my peat. 1 write
it to the hurt of no man, but in justice to
all men. to truth and to myself.
“To thins own self be true.
And ii. must follow. as the day the night, 9"
Thou court not then be false in any mm.
"W J. iltvnou"
nouns. not authenticates! 29 lion,
risen avenue, In Chlcetmrc. discovered a
leak in the gasping and on going to so
in room found Chin Back You (load
on cum Fey unconscious» 'l‘bo lot
to! use w
Immwmm
’~ ed, and their limp and crushed forms
FIREM EN KILLED.
"i
Olly?” 01st of sixteen teapot! from III- I
an the Falling wens. '
ilimton. (Jot. 6,—Six men are dead, i
worth of pmpsrty was destroyed by the '
homing of licenses; John's five story;
furniture establishment on Woodward
avenue. The (load, all of whose bodioo
have been recovered from the ruins, are:
Michael ll. Donaghue, lieutenant of
Chemical Engine company; J. B. Dely,
piveman; John W.- Pagel, plpemnn; Ju-
lius Cummings, pipeman; Martin Ball,
pipernsn; Frederick Buszy, electrical
worker and substitute fireman.
The injured are Frank 16. Stocks, fire-
man, head and face frightfully out; Mi-
chael Ginny, fireman, scalp wounds, back
and arm hurt: John ll. Nowell, truck-
man, scalp out, arm and lag bruised;
Thomas G. Garry, scalp badly wounded.
severe body bruises; Patrick J. Bourke,
lieutenant engine company, slightly injur~
ed; ll. Cronin, pipoman, slightly hurt;
Leslie McNamara, fireman. out hand.
smashed and minor injuries; Henry Kim-
berly, fireman, scalp and arms wounded;
Henry llorlg, fireman. log broken, face
cut; Fred lirsuhm. injured internally,
condition critical.
The fire apparently originated at the
bottom of the elevator shaft and swept
upward with tremendous swiftnoss. About
or. persons were Working in the manufac'
turing portion of thobuildiugin the up'
per stories. but all escaped uniiurt. The
water supply seemed at first inadequate,
and the building was soon ruined.
After the interior of the building had
been burned out it become apparent that
the front and mar walls were in danger
of falling, but Fire Chief Elliott permitted
his men to advance with the hoseas close
ly as possible both from front and rear.
Suddenly the from walls aligned forward,
and the great mass of hot bricks, timber
and iron crushed to the sidevmlk. Almost
at tho sanio instant the rear wall crunr
bled and fell into the alloy at the roar.
Above the tumult of tho panic stricken
crowd rose the shriek» of the wounded
and imprisoned flrouwri. sixteen in all
were in the path of the tumbling walls.
but liliiscapodalivo after a few seconds
of thrilling experienced
'i'holr comrades Worked to rescue the
dying and remains of the dead in the hot
ruins amid blinding "who. and all were
rncovcred, but none of tho six had surviv-
wero in name cases almost unrecognizable.
(Jhlof Elliott is being roundly scored for
poking the line of his men when. as it is
L‘cluimcd, there was no call for such a
hazard.
INDUSTRIES REVIVE.
Wheat and Cotton, llnweoer, bold For use
most Known l‘rlu-o.
Nsw You, (let. d—li. (i. Dun ff.— Co's
weekly review of trade says today: “The
lowest prices ever known for wheat and
cotton necessarily imply somewhat re-
stricted consumption of other products.
With the chic! money crops of the west
and south sinking in vuiuc, it is uni
strange that puruhasoo of monufacturml
products are smaller than was expected
Wheat has touched the lowi—st point over
known for options, and cotton the iowrst
10 are more or loss injured, and 930,000 ' ,
W In 1' n on no
\Vhy Ex-City Clerk Delaney of
Buffalo Was Killed.
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A consumer Til BLAOKMAIL.
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Mro. Thoraer Tells of the Trap laid For
the Unfortunate Mon and tho Port Taken
la n by Herself and Bartholomrs Wife.
nod Given [In All His Honey.
Burram, Oct. 6.--0n the second day
of the Bartholomy murder trial the court
room was ,ogsin crowded to its utmost ca—
pacity. It was xpoctod that Mrs. Thorn-
or: one oifith participants in the dark
wasplr‘iicy‘; would he put on the stand
in the morning, and the crowd was not
disappointed.
Mrs. Thurber, who was becomingly
dressed. is a spare little woman. with
prominent features and dark eyes and
hair. Mrs. Theron is not as pretty as
Mrs. Bartholomy, and here is a hardness
about her features not so marked in the
iatwr'o countenance. '
The witness told her story without
showing uny nervousness. She had known
the liurtliolomys for about four years.
Early lost su‘iumor she invited them to
visit her at her home in Fort Erie. One
day Mrs. ‘liurtholumy went to Buffalo.
and on her return she had a conversation
with her husband in Airs. ’l‘horner's pros-
onco. .
Silo said she had been to Delnncy's office
for money, as ho had promised to get her
$25. On the following Monday night
Mrs. Bartholomy told again of going to
Delaney to get the lib. She said she did
not got it, and she thought Delaney was
getting tired-of her and had some other
young Woman ho thought more of. This
was said in the presence of the defendant.
Mrs. Burtholomy said she was going to
get revenge; that she would get a couple
of horn-whips and whip Delaney: lior
busbimd suid not to do that, but to go to
Delaney and tell him she had left her
husband and for him to pay her board. (in
the day before the shooting liartholomy
told his wile to go to Delaney's office and
ask him for money.
:l’ho Conspiracy Planned.
The witness and Mr. llortholomy came-
to Buffalo together and met Mrs. Bar
ilmlomy, who told her husband she had
soon Delaney. and he had promised her
some money at 6 o'clock. Witness and
the prisoner then returnod to Fort Erie.
Airs. Bartholomy reached home about 7
o’clock that evening. She did not get the
money, Delaney had asked her to go to
his mom. and she asked him if he had the
Illoncy for her. She sold she would not
go if he did not have the money, and that
Delaney then out down and begun to read
his law books. She then asked him if he
was angry. and he coolly answered, "No."
That night they had a talk as to what
should be done next any. Burtholomy
told his wife to go to Dolensy'sofllcc next
day and oak him to go to his room with
her. Then when they were in n compro-
mising position he Would come to the
door and get in.
linriholuuiy thou uskvd hi:- wifo lI Do-
svor known in any form with the present
classification, and the accumulation of '
stocks in both pnxlncts ls discouraging '
to purchaser! for an advance. :
"i’nninrors are .comxmiiod to sell all
prim'o below fhu ordinary uni of raising .
crops, and in some Western atoll-s (hr-re lrl
also a lnmoutolrio fnilure of the corn crop
l'mior the ow urmtnnrcs it would in- wry
strange if the lltrllli’llltl for umnufnctured
prodmis should be duller» largo nsln
othor years.
"The comiiti-‘m of tho industries is in
some tempo-«'1‘ more milnfmtv ry. Evi
drntlv thorn Iv: rs lcrw'rdomnnd for iron
products than there was It lnuiilll nan.
though they Ini'l’a'flfi" in output hm horn
mmmwhnl “motor Khan thr ill-(Trill!!! in iiw
demand, soilmt prices gloomy irnd do“ u
ward."
WASHED OVERBOARD. '
no Sloane! l‘olamMu I'nuud \‘a-ry Mutiny
no».
Nizw Yong, mt. 1'» «Tim llnluhum
Ann-rim]: lino sinunwr f 'olumlnio, ('nptoin
Vogelacsang, arrival from Hamburg and
Southmupton after a "root tmmosiuous
W Hie loft >outhampmn on Sept,
2.! gt 3 p. m , and on getting into the
channel a very strong southerly Lmrw M4.
in, grmlnnliy increasing to a sir-mg pole.
with high om», lasting to the limb. At 2
p. m. on timt date the wind shiftodto
soutl'mst niri himv a runny: gala, increas
tag me hurrimnr. with umuniainous was.
M .1 p. m, on mommies wave bmku over
the ship's bows, sweeping everything he
ioroit. smashing the stationed roll for
nimt 2O fact, staring in one lifolmt,
break log the companion imidor and doing
other minor domains The pie lasted
but a few hours. when it stroller-rod. Una
of the seamen use titan rrpurtod missing
from his ntatlcm. Ho prom! to be fl. A.
Olson of Hamburg. aged to yours. and in)
woo no doubt washout unlimnrd from the
oiorimoni side Mniaiohio by on» or the
lingo cm: which boarded the varies-l,
lutorrc-Ilogiato l’nnfluil.
5w “Inns. 1M. own.» enmml hmi
noes l'lif‘tfllflfl of the intercollegiate li‘i-utr
lvail mmduiimr unveiled hero «slay. and
it in BXfim'HNl ta.» lu- rim moot inumrumt
mus-ting "or hold in tho orisirmm' Hi the
crqnuimtinn «wusirmly homo. a it a ”mud,
no the minor “hill, Will rim-ion wimihor
or not We cw» lotion will have n future
Harem!
New Tri'yfimrr [fun-pew.
Arum-r. mi. s: ”Thu flimlard Tole-
phone nmi 'l'oivgmph rmntmny has been
inconmaml, Wi’hrtcnplml 0‘ ”Hum. ”r
is to ammo: irrioamph null telephonic; lines
along the iludmu rlter from New York
to north l’tmghkeqnlo. to Hartford and
between vmhma [-1an in how England.
A ”nun-ours Arrested.
“mm u, not. ‘1 «Minor: limo. "In
New York millionaire. president of
Mother Sisters Within; Simpcompony,
was crusted bore on a charge arising out
at the suit taken mos time am by the
wife of his; um, Andrew W. limo, for
notation and millennium.
Made AM of Mm Md.
scrum, m. o.~—'l’ho Academy of
Monte use mm at public suction in the
my ball to Attrition Soot so attorney for
o mam vim: m he did not dis-
close iii» once woo mom.
(Tiger Haters so.» ”my.
Rooms», Pa, 0st. mason mount of
the improvement in business Hie-or,
fro-o or (Jo. elm mmulatlflm res
stool-I the former were of their employ.
.mmuw 3.
y .M
__ ma
, till! was in love with lh-loney.
mm
liliil‘Y had a revolver in his room, and she
sold she did not think he liud. lio said
llelmiry mu :3 big man. nml he would
not liko to (rust himself there without o
l’i'l‘iiihrr.
The Violin) Trapped.
isrtholomy sold it was necessary to
how u third gurrsou n»- u witness, nud he
know u mun in iluilalo who Would do
but he did not know whether he could
trust him It wus thou suggested that
Mrs. 'l'hornvr should acvompuny them
iinrtholomy sold that when they entered
thi- f'uufil ho was to bo vory much excited
null Would draw oil his omit
Mrs llariholomy wm lorry. and him
'i‘huruor “no to play the part of his slsivr
and my Mrs. lioriholomy had broken up
lili'li’ homo Nut duy Borthoiomy suld
ho didn't ihinlr his wife wanted to curry
out the schoum. Minivan delaying the
trip lay dressing slowly, and vhi' thought
They came to lluilulu, and llartholomy
lrfi. IIlt‘lll to hu)’ n revolver, When he
returned to the wituoss, Ill' mid ho had u
ivVoln-r, but it Would not no oil, unit
Wise lumiod wuh iiiilllk ruriridgm. Wit
um thvn fold in iii-mil how they luy in
wait for lirlimoy. how he th enticed to
his hioilli ivy Mrs. linrihulomy and how
tlwy followed and trapped him. all of
which was oxmdiy as Mrs. llartliolomy
will it.
Then mow the Glory of what lruuspirod
in llolnnoy’s room before the fatal ohot
was fined. liartholomy doclarod he would
hove noihim; more to do with his wife,
and Ileiniu‘)’ offered to provide for her.
lisrtlmlomy than demanded money. and
Dublin-y nave him all he had. linrtlmlo
my demanded his watch, und Dolnney
gore that up also. saying it Will Worth
”:0.
I Ills! KM Mm Him Nicol.
liarthoiomy ilirn ovpiod llolnnoy‘s dio-
moml pin and demanded it Delaney hog.
sod him not to tokn it. no it WM mmio
fruiii lilo dmd wlfo‘n curring. but llnr—
limlomy was olulumlo Mill rrponlod his
donmnd for it. Mrs. ilurtlmiomy got
down on hair know and mud:
' Miro hiui tho diamond. Will "
Deli-nay than sprang from ilim'imir ntui
said
"Lot mo out of this room,
out "f "In l'milll. "
Wimms ilwn i'TIikmi toward the win-
dow l-hu ill‘ilf'ii o "molt and than turned
to on: lioiuimy «triggering nmuud with
his hand on hillside. linrtholomyumhlwd
his mot and run out. llolnury fell down.
mooning. Mrs. 'l‘lmrnor mu our and drag
“lid in room mm. tolling ilimn llolnnwy
had been shot. Thou tho woman run away.
This iliilrhml the direct. nomination.
him. 'l‘hornor imd mirrobornted Mrs
liorthoicmy in wary particular, own in
tlwomsiiost details, and District Mini»
nor Koooilek smilml in o antlsfmtory
trey. Emu the clearly guts of iinrflioio
my did not disc-once“ the wliuoss. ul-
lhougli the blood had painted her checks
crimson.
Mr. Aside)". for the defense. then took
the Mines-iii bond for cross examina-
tion. but all his efforts to make her admit
that lionholnmy‘o moths in going to
lieiaosy‘s room woe to compel him to do
justice to Mrs. iioriholo'rfiy Ware futile.
Mr. Ashlr-y sought in rein to puzzle the
silences or to not her toenmmdiot herein".
lawyors in the mum-mm said she was
the bod witness of her sex they bud ever
seen L. ‘
on. Cam «ionic a may. Thole-u.
Moms, Uni. rid-“A dispatch from Ath-
ens says that the king of Greece has pier.
ed his show st Corfu lit the diupoesl of
the «or. M it is understood mums
odor has hose moved.
way». now?
Is ' ' (less. we.» atom
W 1 _ .
i will not
$ I 2 ‘, IT IS A FORTDNATE EVENT FOR $12.
ANY Bi; SINESS HOUSETO STRIKE
$ I 2 THE PROPER TASTE. OUR $12.00 $ I 2"
FALL sUTT FOR MEN'S WEAR
$ I 2_ DOES lT.
:’ 12.
$12.00.
Sine will be 0an Every
lvening Hull 8 D’Cioci.
W. A. BENEDIBT &‘ COMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING,
SOUTH NOR WALK.
WASHINGTON STREET,
Extravagance
May lie in paying too much for a thing, or in paying
too little
If you buy feed for less than we ask you'll not get
as good quality—that’s poor economy.
1!" you pay
sell the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Otis, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Cats and
chaff.
Pratt's Poultry Food,
Cattle.
Grain.
more, you pay too much, because we
Corn carefully screened from dirt and
Pratt‘s Food for Horses and
Man uel T. Hatch'
l5 MARSHALL STREET,
BRAND" orrrcm AT sormans' Lrvnnr "Anti:
THE CENTRAL
BASH GROBERY
l5 NORTH Milli STREET.
“Q...“
Hi Ounces to a Pound
and One Price to ill.
ECHNUMYisWEALTH
you may not become woulthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very host brood by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tons and (Videos are non-d for
kill‘ll' purity and delicious tlovor. We
«ill the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very oxuuisivo trade in Tons and Cof-
fees and buy in largo quantities, we are
wablwlwgivc useful prosonts without
mini charge.
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