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THIRTY LOST OPP NEWFOUNDLAND.
The West Indian (iyolono Arrived on Time
and Swept the Coast From Sandy flock
to Portland. Mu, Doing Orv-at Damon
to Bhlppinp—Many Lives Lost.
New Your. Oct. ll. «Dy tho {all at
the uncomplotod liuildinn at 74 Monroe
street during the storm nine persons lost
their lives, also more were badly injured.
while only two escaped from the wreck
without severe injury. Six bodies have
already been taken from the ruins, and
three are still' buriaduador them. The
list of dead is as follows: Jennie Stein.
man, aged co; Meyer Stolmnan, ill; Bertha
Koreans. iii; Abraham Romans, 9; Solo
men Koronos, ill; Rose'Abrams, it); it‘ll
b Bessie Abrams, 40; Isaac
of the building which loll
a Aronowitz, a manufacturer of
tructurai iron, who lives at 3123 Madison
street. He was arrested alter the disaster
nd taken to the Essex Market police
court, but was paroled by Justice Hogan
upon his declaration that he had contract-
ed or the building with David Maisai of
11 Ludlow It oil. The police are still
looking for Malni
The building all 79 Monroe street was
intended by Aronowitz to be a sweat shop.
with the exception of two floors, which
he expected to occupy himself with his
iron business. Ground for it won broken
about seven wocks..ago,~~ahd Its thin walls
soon shot up above the three story houso
in which tho iirady family lived on the
north and the 2151' story houso owned by
Isaac Abrams on the south.
The building loll during the storm.
crashing into the buildings on either sid1-,
with the above fatal results.
The Storm Loaves lioston.
Boston, (mt. ll.~’1‘ho hurricane and
rainstorm which struck the New England
coast and which passed over Boston has
gcno on toward the northoast. and last
Mo. Although the rain roused and the
sky cleared, the wind, which had Voered
to eastward, was only slightly dooroased
in velocity, Reports cl daumgc to ship'
ping are being constantly received, and
the loss of property will be considerable,
but in only a low cases have there been
fatalities. Tho storm will probably pass
the Nova Scolia coast before morning. -
Nsw bosons, (701111., Oct. ll.—-—'l‘ho
steamer Finally. a lobster boat, was driven
asboro in the gain on itooky point, Fort
Pond bay, N. Y. The throomastcd school]—
or Clara E. Collard, coal laden and cast
bound, want ashore on the ridge noar
Cornfield lightship full of water, The
crew escaped on board the linhtship.
PORTLAND, Md. Oct. ll,-—-.\ two most-
od schooner, lumber laden, is ushoro on
Trundy‘s roof. An unknown schooner
wont ashore on a roe! oil ('apo illizabotb.
llor masts were noun. and every son broke
nvori‘mr. in spite of a raging surl tho
lilo saving crow started for the wreck and
have not yet rctunu-d.
Nswl'uu'l‘, it. i , (lot. ll —-’l‘hn two
masled schooner ilrocn (‘nnnty 'l‘anncr
of Albany wont ashore on the east side oi
liulch Island and is pounding heavily on
the rocks. “or crow bani reached tho
Slum).
NHu'rox. Mass, ()ct, ll.‘-!’i'ho1-himnoy
0! the l'nllarinn church was blown down
during tho gain. and falling on the roof
went through. badly wrcvhlug the build
lug.
Many Hum L111! Ilfl' Nrwtoundlnmi.
S‘r. .loux's. N. l"., ()ct. ll.-—~A north-
east unlo of exceptional ion-.11 sWopt 11v1-r
this island. The slnrm was you Suvm'v
at Ft. l‘iorrc. Miquvinli, whom 21” llvos
were lost, and chat damage was done A
Very hoary son was running in tho harbor.
All tho vossris atimchor llu‘rc put outox
tra anchors and took other measures in
outrido the» gain, but notwithstanding this
the maritime casualties were many.
Not less than on vessels drnngcd tholr
anchors or parted thvlr cable and were
thrown upon thoshoru. Evoryoil'ort 11111111!
to claw oll' sbnro was lruiliess, tho gain
blotting with such tremendous fury that
even storm canvas could not be sot. Somo
of the demand vossols were thrown ashore
in vnry Mp1 111ml plums, and tho grout scan
breaching over thom soon pounded them
to pieces.
No assistanco could be rendered the
shipwrovkmi mcn lrom the shore. A num-
bcrol them who jumpcd ovorhcanl and
attcmpiod to reach the shore by swim!
minu wore drowned. while others wore
swept into the sun by the waves coming
over their vessels 11nd were not seen again
until their bodies were cast upon tho
beach.
Tho Wl‘lil'liml vosst‘is wvro part of the
llshinu iioot that had put Into St. Piano
from the banks to repair daiuagos thcy
had sustained during the heavy storm of
i-iopt. :lIi.
Aliomthvr them were ncari)’ lid!) vossol»
at the port, not a slnglo one of which os-
(-apod without sustaining some damaun.
Sayers! o! the ilcot are missing. and grave
lcars are entertained limt they loumlurcd
during tho night.
'I‘Ilo l'rrsldent In the Mann.
”1'u/11:11.1 BM", Mass, not. ii.»—~’l‘bc
prcsldcnt rcturnml to iii-11y liable» lrom
Naushon island with some iincvcnison
as a result 11! his door hunt thorn in com
pany with oxiiovurnor llussoll, l’rivato
ficcrctary 'l‘hurbor, H. C. ilcnudict and
illchard Watson ilildor, micsts of Com-
modore .i. Malcolm Fol-boil, who owns
and resides on the island, which he has
picntllully stockcd with door.
'ihls coast was vlniiod by the storm,
and all day long the wind blew a torrilic
pale. and rain loll in torrents. Soon after
3 o'clock yosiorday the small launch (Joy
silo, owned by Mr. Forbes, was sighlcd
through tho milst coming across from
Nausbon island to Wood‘s iloll. As the
launch came ncaror tho lorm ol the presi-
dent was soon. Whoa the boat struck
the lull sea later on. she had a very
rough time oi it. The wind was still
blowinga fearful gain and the sea run.
ulna high, the Waves breaking across the
streets near the whorl. ’l‘ho cralt made
an attempt to land at the regular whorl,
but the sea was too strong. Finally or-
ders wore glvon to hold the regular train,
and the party were obliged to genome
way to the fish commission whorl bclore
a sale landing could be 111111111.
Ash-mi at tamolin (love.
Tam-arms Govt, Mam, 0110.11 --'i‘i1s
[ale struck hero in all its (my and did a
great deal ol damageto tovusols. The
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Nine 'illeil 11.11111 Collslpsc of, 11 ;
night its center was just oust ol Portland, -'
the 111-1111111111 ,1 ..
, finally cook. The capla
ihsir wiv~s with them; but
No MW ”he head at the core.
Crew Taken From the magi".
Arsss'rlc Cm, Oct. li.--'i‘ho‘ than
malted schooner Lorena Road at Homers
Point. N. 11., Captain Morris In gorsoll.
bound from Jersey City to English Crook
laden with cool, stranded abreast of thr
Ocean City lilo saving station and will
provo a total wreck. The crew took to
the rigging as soon as the vessel struck
and were taken all four hour-sister by the
ills saving crow. A terrible sea was run-
ning at the time the vessel went on, and
the liloboat could not be launched until
the storm hail abated.
Yachts Wrecked 00‘ Greenport.
Gusssrour. N. Y., Oct. ll.—-'l‘ho nslo
here was very severe. 'An unknown
schooner yacht sank outside the harbor.
When discovered, only her masts were
showing above the rocks. She broke up
bolero noon. Nothing has been learned oi
her passengers or crew.
The racing yacht Dilemma. owned by
Broker Latharn Fish of the New York
Yacht club, was blown upon the rocks
and totally wrecked. Nine other pleasure
craft suilorod a like late.
A Captain's Heroic Act.
Momma. Oct. ll.—'i'hc Plant lino steam-
or Tarpon, which was thought to have
boon lost in the hurricane at Monday.
made this port. Captain Thompson re-
ports a very oxcitina passage. A second
cabin passenger, E. i". Tepiey. fall over:
board. Captain 'l'hompsou was thc‘llrst
porson to two him In the water, and despite
the loarlul sea running: plunged into the
sea‘aud rescued tho body, for the man
was dead. though every oi'lort was made
to flatten: lilo.
Four Drowned (iii' L-‘mg island.
(it‘sruu liar, 1'. Y., not. ll.——Four per-
sons worodrowuod by the sinking of a
barns in tow of the tug Bella .llcll’illiams
In Lloyd’s harbor, They were John Mur-
phy; his sistor-in-law, Mrs. Julia Mur-
phy, Michael Murphy. a son andan in-
fant of the latter, all of New York city.
They wore in the cabin ol the barge Jen
nlo iiuah whoa tho vessel wont to pieces
on tho rocks.
Lilo Savors Ask For Help.
eru'l'oln‘, ll. 1., (lot. il.-—1\ telegram
has boon received from Keeper Church oi
the Narragansett l’lcr life saving station
asking for a tug to come to the assistance
of an unknown schooner lyinghail a mile
oil Watson's pier with her nails blown
away. The local tug has gone to the as-
sistance n! the schooner Pierce in Dutch
Island harbor, and no be) p is available.
'I'ila Storm on Staten Island.
'l‘ourmvsv11.l.s, N. Y., Ucl. ll.-v'i'l1s
gale played havoc with shipping along the
shows nl Staten island. Fully 201) small
craft were destroyed. The schooner yacht
\i'histlor. belonging to on County Treas-
urer Mcii11ix-rts,v.ns among them. rihe
was ”billed at iii, UOii
Norwegian Ilisrlr Ashorr.
\Vuauxmos, N. i‘., (1121. ll -’l‘ho
Norwegian hark ilgir. lrom liarbmloon
lor \\‘1l1uingtun,wout ashore at a! p 111,
Thursday near the mouth of tho Capo
Fear rivor. 'l‘hcrrow was takon all by
lilo savers.
Arraah'd an 1111.".
Hi‘u.\1:l's1:. ii1-.t.il.-—-liotoctivo .i. l"
Valloly of New York police headquarters
arrested .llmmy Carroll, an actor in tho
"Summi'r lllizmrd" company hero. [is
is wanted in Now York for lolusiug
to appear boloro tho grand jury them to
explain how a cab llu and his brother had
hired mystoriousl y illollplimll'i‘d.
The Coach l‘psot.
(1111-;11511'11'11, i'oun.. 111-1 ll.« Charla-1
ll. hinoroul the brim ol Manning. hlax-
Well 1\' Monro, llriduoport and Now York,
was i-‘m‘lnilrily injured by tho overturning
of his coach. and his uoarhman, Uharlos l'Z.
lirown of Brooklyn. was instantly killed.
in hastening tornlch a train the Coach
was upset at it corner.
'l‘uwn Marshal ‘hui.
(trauma, (311., (int. ll «ll ii Wad
kins. town marshal. and W M Swimh-
Worn engaged in ashnoling allruy here.
There Were about six shoots fired by both
parth-s. 11ml hwmdo was inslantly killed.
Wadklns was injured, and he will [lI'lilJ-
ahlv lose a low.
The Newcmtlo \Iine lupin-Ion.
haw”, Wash, 1m. ll.~«Tao Illuri‘
man are (loud as tho rusult ol the oxplo»
slon at the Newcastle mine. They are (i.
llobson and Davis J. Lloyd. it is feared
that two more will die, which will bring
the lntailtios up to live.
A Senator lilo-ct Marl-lad.
Hurriii‘ilvzw, Va, (irt. il.~h‘1iclai and
political lrlomls lrum all partsul Virginia
uathorcd born to witness the marringo ol‘
Miss bury (’hamhliss liny to lion. ’l‘honr
as H. Martin, i'nitcd Htaios senator eicct
(tom Virginia.
Allegra lllmlmml Tllitle'isllglil.
ibu'ulwrsu, «)1-1, ll —~Adolpb l'oller.
who in Wanted by New York police on tho
uimmo ol grand larceny in stonliugdia-
moods valued at is, 111m hom Man 1111a.
i a, New Yolk, was mrcslod here today.
\r-w \nrli tetanus Vols-1t
lam»; 1111.1.» N, ‘1., not. ll.——'l‘he
clubtoonth annual reunion and banquet
'il llio “no llullill'ud and 'l'wuniy-llrst row
lmnnt. New York volunteers, was held at
lioluovlllo.
Illa-1111111141 Has a liolupsr.
”Alum, (lot. ll.———.\ dispatch from
Vnrzin says that l’rinro Bismarck has
unlined ii rulllpsu, and that ilr. Schwon-
ingor has boon summoned to attend him.
llousrlwiil Economists.
(Jim .1110. not. ll. -'l‘hc annual moot-
ing oi the \‘atlonnl ilousohold Foomnuic
sssivoiatiou convened at Athoncum hail.
Ladies li'omL i states were present
Marshal Viacom Resigns.
Wasmao'ros. (lot. ll.—-H. :4. Vincent,
United States marshal lor the district oi
Wont Virginia. at the request of the at»
tornsy general, has resigned.
Death of 1111.... Van Moenhur'h.
UATaKil.l., N. ‘i'., not. li.»—lliram van
i-ltocnhurnb. can oi the first to engage in
the Hudson rivur ice business. died hero.
aged 77 years.
frost In Mllolsslpplu
(hummus, Miss, not ll.—This loco
tion had a heavy lrost~tho earliest cvor
kmvn The damage lathe cotton crop
will be great.
Wrath-ll.
Pnluostrms, Oct. 1i.--'l'he Univer-
sity“ Pennsylvania football mm do
out the (twat roam oi Brooklyn.
1
allwf saved. Several small inhuman,
TAMMANY NOMINATBB A MAYOR.
Nathan Straw, a lie-ins“ Man and Phi-
lanthropist. chosen to "an the New
York City Ticket~Morton1 Letter cl An-
coptauce— Flower Will Make Speeches.
ALBANY, Oct. il.-—Sonator llill declinv
ed positively to be interviewed as to the
state ticket put up by the Shepard Do.
mocracy, but it is said on most excellent
authority that both Mr. Lockwood and
J udzo Brown will refuse to allow the use
of their namos on tho independent ticket.
The senator did not look at all worried
over the ovcni.
there was any truth in the statement that
he would roluso to do any campaign work.
He said: "i shall answer that by saying
wusx-ztslii
that i will preside at a mass meeting in
l'. \' i". l 1 l-Z'l'l‘ i'.
Albany on Monday night. and i expect
to any a low Words than: Thou watch me
later on."
"What do you think of the third tick-
ct?" was hiked.
"i haven't analyzed it yet, but lt will
undoubtedly keep a lot ol 111alcontcnts
from voting the Democratic ticket. "
The utmmt surprise is expressed in po-
litical circles here at the exceedingly large
registry that has been ovidont during the
few days of registration in tho state.
Governor Flower said. "It will he no-
ticed that tho registry is larger even than
in a pro.-i1iontial year, and it indicates
that tho pmpla are very much interested
in the coming election. ”
“Do you think that the statomont that
them is an increase particularly in the
Republican districts is at all significant?"
was asked.
“'l‘hon- can be no claim made by either
party that tho gain will be theirs. ii. is
utterly impossible lo diagnose the roglstry
in either (lircl'tion. "
At the secretary cl state’s oillco it was
said that tho Miupurd people would have
to lilo their nouimntlolm by Saturday
noun Accompanying them blll'l‘i‘ will
have to im at lmmt 3,1111!) signatures. ouch
Ono accmnpuniod by tho addrrss of the
sinner and sw-irn to in-loru a notary or
other slats olllcor, In addition to this
the purly will have to declare a homo
and that 11111110 will have to bo dil‘lurcnt
from the other regular purllcs.
The now lickct was nul noncrally ro-
celVod wnh favor in this dry, the Clerc
land oil“ a i1ol1iors1io1lnrmg against it,
Mr. Moi-um 1‘1 «opts.
NW Y olzk, Uct. ll.-—llon. Lovl i'.
Morton, llvpnblican nomlm-o for govern-
or, ha.- sent his formal loilsrol amoptauoc
to Hon Warrior Millcr, chairman ol the
liepullicuu slain convuntlon. in it ho
says:
‘ l have been oiliciully lnlormod within
the past low days of my nomination for
gururimrhy iho convmilion over which
you prmuiod at Shrub-1111s Grateful lor
Illh’b rocuunilioli and for Ibis lrlsmlly cvi~
11111111» 1d lhc.r confidence, 1 arcopt tho
trustlhu liopubili'uu party has honored
1110 with. {dodging my brai'ly1;1)-opcm
men in illi'll' 1::iuris im- an 1.11111111111111
oilich-nt conduct of all'a'lrs.
"The platform udoptcd by that body is
a just but lolliporato arraignment oi the
“illlilli'i'lILll’ party. now lor the iirst time
in runny years in [nil control oi all
branches oi tho national administration
"The lsulll'l involved in the pondlug
canvass aroi'iearly (iolinmi and at porn
mount lmporlance They are related both
to state and federal com-urns. 'l‘hoy alloct
the rewards oi labor, the accurity oi cap-
ital and lb‘i "aloty of society."
He then asserts his babel in a protect
ivo tarill and dououncos tho Wilson tar-
lfl bill, ending as follows;
"in conclusion l (ii-sire to emphasise
my hearty oomuirnmm in tho provisions
1d the platlorm nl llic Saratoua convolr
tion. wharcin tho party plodm-s to the
people 11 “'11) ballot and a lair count.
practical ballot reform. iron and lair prb
maria» us lully proloclcd by law as general
elections, an improved civil service. mu;
ulcipai home rule. a just apporticnmcnl,
ro1iu1'odsiaio expenditures, an equitable
system of taxation, an M‘I‘Ojilltlilii excise
law, udcquaio promotion from unjust dis
ulminations by unclupullos and 11 mini
mixed tax mic
Mruus 1'.11111na11y's ('nrclislulr.
hisw \‘111111', 111-1. ILMNathan Eli-111111
has been made the regular limnocraiio
nominee ior mayor. ills a prominent
business man and uphllanlhroplstol con
sldcrahlo local lame. llo has not boon be
low connociml with politics to any orient
and has not been idcntiilod with 'l'amma
or. The nomination was made by Tom-
many Hall and was by acclmnation.
A dozen names wuro discussed. The
records of those men have become lamiilar
to tho public, as they have been talked of
as candidates for Weeks. 'l'hcyinoludc
Elliridgc ’1‘. Gerry, (indigo ii. ilavon.
l’crry liclmont, llunh .l. ilrant, Edward
Cooper. William Steinway and a dozen
others. Eventually (he lluld narrowed
down to Nathan Straus and ox-(lomw
troilcr Theodore W. Myers. The former
was dumped the stronger. As illilllilliwm
man he illls Mr. illlroy’s bill, and while
he is in sympathy with 'i‘nmnumy be Is
not a member of iimt 1mm mmtloli. No
it was docldod to put him 111 the fluid.
County Clerk iiom'y ll. l'urroy was the
than most mmlstcnt in advocating Na-
than ritraus,
The rest of tho ticket is made up oi
Tammany men and is as lollows:
For recorder, Frederick rimyill: {of
sheriff, William iiohmor. for lodge oi the
superior court, Charles airman tor prosb
dent oi the board of aid
W Pours; (or coronelaoh
Jacob A. Minimum.
1
Governor Flower was asked whether ‘
altimfli , ~
A.
NEW -'
SCHEME.
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Wednesday, October lOth.
We think our boy friends will be interested in "N ed” (for
that is his name).
to the boy who guesses nearest his weight on or before
Monday, December 31!.
card on which to write his name, address, date of guess-
ing and the weight of the pony, harness and wagon. A
committee will be appointed to take the entire rig at
noon, December 3d, Weigh it and ‘report, then the box
will be opened and cards examined.
guess the exact weight, the earliest date will decide it.
at. BENElllfllit G MPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING,
A real live pony, harness and wagon,
Each purchaser will received
If two Mmoro
WASH 'GTO 'SIBEEIT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Leading Dry Goodsiismre.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Fur Capes.
line of these goods.
offer.
The colors, materials and designs are novel and stylish.
customers are cordially invited to come and see what we have to
WV“ WV
GRAND OPENING
——0F—-
Winter Cloaks.
We have just opened and shall display in our Cloak Room
on Saturday, October mil. our new stock of winter Cloaks and
Never before have we shown such a splendid
The style, fit and finish are perfect.
Our
REMEMBER THE DATE.
Saturday, Oct 6.
lnsiram 81 11111 Norwalk, Bonn.
61s of oats.
Cattle and Poultry.
Horse owners fully know the danger of feeding dirty cats to
horses, but seldom see the oats that are fed.
move one hashcl of dirt. dust, sticks,etc., from every thirty bush-
That means your horse chokes 11 )Wn ten bushels of
dirt per year unless all oats arc drawn through an oat cleaner.
Treat your horse right and feed him cleaned oats and prevent
hooves, colic and othcr horse sickness.
Branch office at Solman’s livery stable.
Manuel T. Hatch
I5 MARSHALL STREET.
[ guarantee to re-
Pmit's food for Horses,
"RANCH OFFICE AT NOLMAHS' LIVER? STABLE.
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Francis & 00.
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Miss suns 11 $7.51.
if you can find butter ones for $10.00 else-
where, you'll in a greater discoverer than
was Columbus.
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