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'J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
“mar cram. 1'01“?“ eons
mammmm
His Story Explains His Myste-
rious Disappearance.
ADMITS THAT HE STOLE $1,500,
A ”an! Working, III-spoon”. Bookkeeper
Breaks Lease and Indulge. In What He
Con. «A Colossus of a Jag"—loand In
New York Almost Pennlleoa
NEW YORK, Oct. fill—Ever since two
weeks ago last Sunday the iamlly, the
Imployers and the many warm friends oi
Mr. William J. De Shays of Bridgeport.
John, have been moving heaven and
until In a quiet way to learn what has
become oi him.
The circumstances oi his disappearance
were remarkable. So ior as anybody know
zhoro was not the slightest reason ior him
Io run away irom home. much less to do-
. Itroy himsoli. Ever since the 1st oi June
an be had been the trusted bookkeeper
al' the Bridgeport Traction company and
was much esteemed by his employers. lie
and a cozy little home at 76 Maple street.
Bridgeport, and lived very happily there
with his wile nndw lldrcn~e girl 8
years oi ago anda he’ll. yet to months.
On Saturday aitei'nooll, Oct. 6 last, he
dosed up his books for the week as usual
ind went home. He was a remarkably
methodical and industrious man in his
work. Ii his accounts did not balance, he
would stay until midnight working over
sham to got them straight. This was
sis reputation in the Bridgeport Traction
:ompany's oilico, and it was his reputa—
:Ion with the firm oi Copeland It; Boson
of MI Liberty street, this city, with whom
Mr. De Shays had been employed for five
years prior to his going to Bridgeport.
Buddcnly Disappeared.
These iacts, together with the circum-
Itances attending his last known III-Ivo-
rnent-s, made his sudden disappearance
spparontly irom on the face of the
sarth oil the more inexplII-nble 0n Fun-
1ay aiternoon, Hut. 7. he wont driving
with his wile. llin u‘i' on that he stop-
ped once and “will, I. the llolllo oia
Iriend, leaving lli‘T lll llll'i‘lirriflgfl. lie
was gone but u it“ InonIcnII, nnd when
no returned scorned llllldl excited, but
made no explanation, Then he took his
wife homo, storied to rwturn the carriage.
ild return the! carriage and irom that
moment disappeared.
The search ior him was conducted
quietly at first. Then the loot that ho
was missing got into the newspapers, and
yesterday niternoon Mrs. lie Shays ap-
plied to the police of New York to assist
in ilndlng him. The police did not ilnd
him. but a reporter did. A man who in
a battered and dissipated way resembled
- Do fihays' description was seen in the vow
tibulo of the St. James hotel. When
askod ii he were not Mr. Do Shays. be
promptly ndmittod that ho was
' Yes. " he sold, "my name is Do Shays.
i stole lifioo from the Bridgeport True
Lion company's snip. and lhnvo boon hov-
Inu' n big time. l mu ready to glve my-
self up.
lie hhnyo' rtlvry.
“ill tell you all about It," he said.
‘I stole the Iiifimo nearly three mocks
ago When I moi. you, i bud Just lIi rents
IIIi't~~-lIlI'w nll tiII' rI-III. oi it in Had a big
Limo I'll tell you about it
' You see that Irond'ly when l was
.lili. with my min I got a drink or thI in
um \\ hon I went book with the horse,
Instond of going homo 1 twin. to the TH:
mont Tho 'l‘rnmont Is :5 sort of hotel ond
i‘t'tdfdllli'flni. Thi‘i‘l' l drank uml drunk and
got drunk, and they put me up for the
night and look good cure of me Next
morning—thin wns Monday morning-ml
halt pretty rockv logotyword around to
tho ollice that l wns sch kl—hnIi gnstrills
I told them I Iouldn' ti show up lildn t
IlIow up. rtnyml all day Monday at tho
'l'remont and how building the jag up
until it got higwr and bigger. lionlly
was It columns or ii Jog. l was n complete
lunatic. Yet I could nnvlgato tolcrably
Wt'll
' Monday night come, and l wnnicd
more money l mu rovklrss and crazy mi
in Indian then i went around to the
traction company .9 Miles. I had the com-
bination oi the safe oi course Won the
only one who bod it The night watch-
man was there ldon't suppose be [Mr
tlccd much out of the way with mo. i
told him i wanted to put some popI-rs in
the sole, and he turned up the light ior
me There WM is, null or $16,000 in the
min i took tw” packages of money.
l‘hero was iifioo In them. Then 1 locked
the safe and went away. i took a night
troln ior Now York. When I got here, i
wandered around drinking until early
morning. '1 ban I went over to .lcrsvy
City and took an 1‘. rlo train for Port Iler
vis. When I got to Port Jervis, l turned
iround and came straight back to Jersey
City. 1 staid in Jersey City two days.
l‘hen i went back to Port Jervis.
"In Port Jervis l began having a big
time. i know a lot oi people there. llut
i want under the name of William Scott.
i stopped at Colllor‘s Delaware llouse
Collier had a line Imm oi gray». He said,
llore, take tlw greys and drive 'oIn.’ i
took the grays and drove cob—drove 'cnI
all around. Went over into l’lko county
and went hunting. lint gangs oi dI-mi
beats nitor mo of course, but shook 'om.
'li course, though, [set but up a good
iIIaI. Lots of champagne
Ila “'ent “’"h "and.
“Then there was llnzcl. l-Iho was a
‘Ienuty. llnzol stuck to me and iollowml
me everywhere. 1 was driving with tho
greys when llozol overtook mo,
"She wastirivingadnmly littlohorso all
by herself. i sold to the {allow that was
with me: ‘llorII, to the devil with the
greys! i'm going with ilazol.’ Went
with llazei.
"i'II'ell, lwont around all about there.
Wont shooting pnrtridgcs up in Pike
lounty.
“i went over to the Delaware water
gap too. l went over therewith Louis
Carder Splendid fellow, (Joules Stuck
to me like a major. i bought wineby the
loss with Cordon We drove on Martin’ I
race course at the Delaware water gap.
“Well, that's about all—about all or-
:Iept 312 i had with me when 1 got back
here In New York, I have been walking
sround most oi the time since last 'l‘uas
day night, whcnl got here. I haven't
slept ior smock. lthought Pd and up
by blowing the top oi my head all with
my revolver. i don't know what is going
to become oi me. Do you? (ill. lord!" '
And Mr. De Shays pm up a pairoi very
wool: and trembling hands to his head in
a ll cu, hwlldcrod way that was quite
pitiful to behold lie was taken in charge.
ior ho was not fit to care ior hlmlvli. and
on the ll o'clock Grail! last night started
for will: an custodian. who
went to use him solely to liaison», which
be was very serious to road.
3 Gillan 5m AW"
TOWN HELD UP.
L voted by I Oan' 0‘
II: Men.
Four 8mm, Ark” Oct. 2o—A report
has reached this city to the client that the
little town 01 Gibson Station has been
l
robbed in pretty much the some (union '
as the Watoba holdup. the express silica
and several stores being looted. The place
is six miles south oi Wagoner on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road, and
there is no telegraph office there. Partic-
ulars oi the robbery were received here.
It is said that six men took part In the
holdup.
Marshal Grump received a telegram
irom Deputy Lawson, who had gone in
pursuit of the Cook gang, that a fight be
tween the bandits and silicon was expect-
ed at any time. The latest robbery re-
ported here was that of a preacher at llll-
nois Station by two men. it is not known
how much was secured.
The train ironI Wagoner, which arriv-
ed bore at 1 o’clock in the morning, was;
guarded by a iorco of 2:3 men under the
leadership at Hiieriil Brown. The same
posse guarded the west bound train loav-
lng here a iew hours later and was re-
eniorcad by :25 others at Konetln. as the
railroad people were expecting a holdup
at Illinois Station.
The Cook gang is supposed to be in
that vicinity, us it) armed men were seen
at the water tank there when the out
hound train came through. Conductor
Dunkllng was on the lookout ior a holdup
at liraggs and later at llllnols, but he
came through all right. lie reports the
whole country as up in arms and on the
hunt ior the outlaws, saying there are
fully 500 men in the chase. Lilli Cook is
to be shot on sight.
The marshal‘s oillco has been expecting
n telegram from its deputies in regard
to a fight with the Cook gang. The depu-
ties are now searching ior Cook and his
gong high and low. About li'IU oi them
have been ordered to Gibson by United
States Marshal (,‘rump to participate in
the chase niter the bandits. Gib-Ion is the
place (‘ook has heretofore made his head-
quarters. There is little doubt, however,
that his band has scattered. learning of
the coming oi the deputies and lndiau
poliuo.
' Indian Agent Wisdom has ordered the
Indlon police to join in the search along
with the deputies. Troops Would be use
less in the territory except perhaps cavalv
ry The Cooks have to be trucked, and
the country is filled with friends ready to
give the alarm. The chioi oi the Cherry
koo nation has oilercd a reward oi $500
for Bill Cook.
ROOSEVELT REPORTS
Soy- Collector Keane nuns Ills Ollie. on
the Fpolle System.
“‘Asnixoroxoct. 25. —Thoodoro llooso-
vclt. civil service commissioner, has sub
InittIIIl a report to the commission oi his
iindlngs In the Investigation he has made
at I’ittsburg of charges that iodornl oiiice
holder-shave been guilty III coercing cinA
ployeos to make campaign contributions
Mr, Roosevelt says that the internal revo-
nuo olllce, being without the civil law. is
used as a cog in the machine oi which
ov or party may bI~ in pow or
Mr Ki'ill’nfl thI collector, is demrihed (mm,-
as I' ongr essmnn pipe 5 man. And it is do-
Ilnrod that while he has not violated
low the oillco has been run on the spoils
system. Where there
s’l’ii‘ti‘ III: «ii» on
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Ohio‘s Governor Making Plat-
form Speeches For Morton.
CLEVELAND LEFT HILL NO WORD.
Both Bepuhlleane and Democrats Are Giv-
lag Voters In New York State Samples 0!
Their l'lneet Oratory—Chauncey Depevv
Speaks on the Bowery.
Nzw YORK, Oct. 26. -Tho campaign
orators of both parties are now under full
swing, and the general political situation
all over the state is indicative of the iierco
light that will be iought out on election
day The most prominent men—~ltopub-
llcan and Democrat alike—have been
druited into service, and the headquarters
of both forces were never so alive with
bustling politicians as the past two days.
President Cleveland's brici stay in New
York was the occasion oi much idlo ruI
war. He leit ior Washington late yester-
day, but up to the hour of his departure
he had given no public hint as to his in-
turo plans regarding the campaign.
Plx- President Harrison dI‘Cllfl'Brl that he
is in the hands of his friends, and that he
will make a speech at their discretion.
and the understanding Is that Oct. 31 has
been selected as the date. Vice President
Stevenson, who reached this city yester-
day afternoon, declared that he was too
tired to speak but night and would prob«
ably make his tint address at l'oughkoep-
slo today.
Senator lilll spoke at Long island City
during the day and again at Cooper L'n-
ion in this city last evening. Governor
McKinley hold forth at Dunkirk and
liuilalo, Chauncey M. Dopow helped to
lend the Republican forces on the Dow-
cry. and J. bloat Fussott did duty in
Brooklyn.
lllll Still "open For Harmony.
Minor meetings were held by the score.
nll oi which contributed to the postpone-
ment oi the customary conicrenco in be-
half oi harmony.
llut so (or as harmony is concerned Sen-
aior lilll ls quoted as saying that boiore
the time allotted ior the substitution of
nominees ior some already named for con-
gress had elapsed the iiruce and Tom-
many {actions will swing into line if any
substitution is necessary.
Senator i‘hurlcs Faulkner, who has
been here in the interests of harmony in
regard to congressmen. left the city, If
his eiiorts have borne irult. there is no
one at political headquarters 'who will
tell It.
The declination oi Congressman F. J.
Illunphy oi the nomination oi the New
York Democracy ior the Eighth district
was received. leaving J. J. Walsh, the
Tammany nominee. a clear ilcld. The
Eighth district was one oi those which a
low days ago was thought might possibly
be sacrificed by Tammany in the inter
ests oi harmony.
Following his official announcement
come the resignations oi a number oi
. members oi tho New York State Democ-
l
are Democratic l
racy orgunlzntlnn III the Twenty fourth
as-Imubly district. the dosertors from “r
s orgnnlmtion at the same time an
IIounI lng their intention oi supporting
"h' Ilho onIlro Democratic ticket
At both headquarters there was the
usual rounding up of ol‘licial statements
Inngressmen within the “”1“”! “E "1” with none that might materially niloct
internal revenue dumb t the appoint
merits are made by those congressmen
Congressman Sibley. ii is Iiinind, hnd not
liUl'n so iuriunnto III revolving appoint
Inputs as other men llerflllflo his views did
not coincide with tho nppoinilng power
The men nppolntml, Mr loom-volt
rays. were word Workers, and while not
l‘OillIil'llllil to pay anything bod prolInbly
contributed in WI III Ilium to the ram
pnign food He rI~I~omnwnIlI~ that inter.
nnl ruwnue 'lnli‘lflfi he put in tho I-lussiuod
servin-
DOUGLASS ON LYNCHlNG.
lie Ash l’nlr Play For Negro“. and De— .
nnum‘mv l.y uch law.
LII“ ELL. MIMI, lh't illiwilno icnturs
oi the closing sosslon oi tho American
3iis~lonary Ilrimli‘lniluil Wonnbriei address
delivered by Governor Iireenlmlgo, in
which, anticipating that Frederick Doug-
lass would criiiI-Iso Mnssnchusotts ior not
III-lug more active In agitoting the sup
prI'ssiIIn oi lynching, he defended the
stain. saying that in lllll' time Massm'hu
soils wIIulIl tnlw up the hunter In such a
way that she would be In tho iront rank
oi the rciornwrs.
l‘fl‘d Ilougiuss sold in answer to the
question, ‘Whnt should be done with the
nogro‘I” "Do nothing with him Give him
lair play and let him alone " Mr. Doug
lass dwelt upon ”II‘ destitute condition oi
the nogroos ltnd In general terms Ile—
nounued lynchings.
Quarrymen lllowo l‘p.
linsvnw, Tax, on, wi—ily the pro
mature explosion oi a blast ata quarry ll
miles north oi hero .lnmus Quillor. M. R.
Wood and Dick Footer were fatally lu-
iumd ’l'he tnmping iron struck a spark
from the rock and exploded 2.3 pounds of
giant. powder.
Johns Hopkins flan Hurt.
"ALTIHUIII-C.
kins juniors and freshmen had two on
counters, and both sides are claiming vic—
tory. Meanwhile the university nuthori»
tics and the police are trying to iind who
were in the light and who got hurt.
Horseman Knee-be on Trial.
llrciiidh‘, not. Lin—Jinn trial oi ltobsrt
lI'. Kneebs, theIlurnmudnmrivan horro-
mon who is accused of irnudulont proc—
tims in connection with the running oi
trotting horses in this country. was con»
mcncI-Il here.
I'rlcn oi III-earl Redhead.
Wssmsorox. (lot. zit—«The price of
bread per pound Ioni has been reduced in
Washington item (I cents to 4 centsae
the result oi on agitation persistently
maintained by The ltvcnlng Star.
"an. Edward Blake In Philadelphia.
l'mmosm lllA, (lot. illl.-llIIn. Edward
Blake, M. it, addressed a large audience
at the Academy oi Music on ”The lrish
National Federation oi America. "
(foal Prices Advanced.
New YlillK. Hot. flit—Tho eastern an»
thracits cool solos agents have decided to
advance the price 26 cents on stove and
lo cents on other aims.
Christina Worken‘ Convention.
RIII-nssrsn, (lot. elim'i'ho district con-
volition oi Christian workers opened its
seven days' session in Central Prosbyto
rlan church
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Tether chum Dying.
Normal. Out. is. «~st rum Chin
hits?
celebrated empties» is u the
ma.
Hot, 'iI.w'l‘he Johns Hop. ‘
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the situation either one way or tho other.
Mr Ii lnlcy'n l‘lntiorrn Speeches.
lil'FFAlH, (lot. rit—JIIIvI-rnor Mullin-
lI-y was ro-oived at, the station hero by
tho llcpulrllvnn committeomen and mom
born of the livpubll on lon‘u . Within
M Wosp's hall. the sI-cond unIl principal
onI-nt Mush hull and the tint at liar—
Inonin hull Those 51mm hop/were I‘xposi
'tloIIs of national lhililuii. with lnIlIlI ntal
reference to M III and state issues.
Mriiinloy is on IIdIIpt at cplgrums. lie
prI-sunted u now 0on lost night. At the
rooming (it Music hall he opened his nd-
dross lIy sayingz' We on) t'lluilflfld this
your in n liluh'lm' III to keep our business
at home “I- hon Ili~covurcd that if we
do not kvop our blinlllt‘fisl it will not keep
“-5. " 'l'bo cleverness oi the expression
struck the audiI-nco forcibly. and it re
spIInIlIId with a burst oi npplnum All
thrvo oi the msmnbieil crowds were at-
tentive, appreciative nnd deIIIonstrotlvo
At the ronIlusion oi the governor's urI
duous eilorts he retired, to be early on the
"mm in the morning. Today he will
spook irom tho cor platiorm at llatavia.
liorhestor, l’IttsiorIi, Iionovn, Seneca
Falls and Auburn. arriving at l'tlcn about
ii p lll.. whore an niternoon meeting will
he hold This evening he will return to
Syracuse ior a mass meeting. (in Saturv
day another list oi car plnliorm speeches
ohm“ the line oi the ('eIItIal is pro-
grammed. ending with n meeting at Mill-
adelphln on Saturday night
Republican ItIllv In New Haven.
New ll.“ I:\. Hot fill—'lho ilepuhllcv
ans held a rousing rally at tho liyporion
theater in this 0in Ex Governor llarri»
«In presided Speeches were mode by tho
iollowing gentlemen I), V, (‘ollln oi
Middletown, cnndldnto ior-governor; Lor-
ain A (Yank oi llnrklmmstml. candidate
for lieutenant governor. I’nItIIIl States
~‘Ivuntor llnwlhy mod the lion. N. l)
s-‘porry of New Haven, cuudiduto ior con
Izmir
Maven-Ion In llroollyn.
llliImKH‘N, liI-I L‘i'I “About LOOU pew
plo gnmtod Vice l’rnuldont Adlai Htovon
son at TIVIIII hnll lll'l'". Vim l’IcsIIlent
Stevenson was escorted into the ball by
Thomas l'oursnll and John Delmar, the
loader oi the 'l'wemymocoml ward, where
the muotlng look plnzo When the vice
president stepped to tho center oi the
plotiorm, he was greeted with tremen-
lone applause.
Crisp Speaks ln Nnnhvlilr.
NAsIIvqu, III-t. ml.—~An Inmmmo au-
lionce greeted r‘peakcr Crisp here. A
Iorchilght procession oi Democratic clubs
ascortml Mr. Crisp to the Vcndomo, which
was packed to overflowing, and hundreds
were turned away. lie was Introduced
3y lion. I). ll. Cooper and spoke ior two
more to an intensely Inter-mood audience.
which gave him pwinulldust Intention
Sputum M ‘lllmn.
MALONE, NY III t. 20'»... l‘ilfliol' Sax»
um spoke in the Mulono IlpIIm llnuso to
In enthusiastic audience. Franklin coun-
Iy Republicans turned out in large num-
mm to extend a welcome to their canal»
into [or lieutenant governor.
Diagovly'n ' nmpnlgn.
lismsrowsi, Pa, (lot. BIL-Jr!» Singer-
iy party reached hero and was welcomed
with the blah-II demonstration it has
than let received, ,
You
MAY
GUESS.
Certainly and perhaps you will have Ned to drive
about and be the envy of all the boys
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With every
purchase, no matter how small, you get a card and
you can guess as often as you buy. Look at him in
our window, then think of a new suit er tie, and
come in and guess.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR
MEN’S ANO BOYS’ WEAR.
———Qw——
W. A. BENEDIOTKL COMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
r0 1.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Paintere' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.§
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A ladies solid gold watch, good
serviceable case, for the price 9"
charged fora good gold tilled é.)
watch, only $18 00. New de
signs in hand engraved
14kt. watches from $25.00
watch for a reasonnble price.
W AUSlTlN.
OPERA HOUSE BlOOK.
NONWllK. CONN
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Notices of local entertaimumzts of all
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and notices calculated to promote private
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Horse owners fully know the danger of feeding dirty oats to
horses, but seldom see the oats that are fed.
I guarantee to re-
move one bushel of dirt, dust, sticks,ctc., from every thirty bush-
els of oats.
That moons your horse chokes «lawn ten bushels of
dirt per vear unless all oats are drawn through an oat cleaner.
'l‘ro'. it your horse right and food
III-eves, colic and 0 her horse sickness.
him cleaned oats and prevent
Prott'sfood for Horses,
Cattle and Poultry. Branch oiiice at Solman’s livery stable.
Man uei T. Hatch
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
“A Y. BTRAW.
GRAIN.
BA LT, FEED, ETC.
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Francis & Co.
MEN’S SUITS AT $7.50.
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If you can find better ones for $10.()0:oleo-
whoro, you‘ll be a greater discoverer than
was loluinbus.
FRANCIS & 00.
THE RELIABLE
chillers, Halters illil Furnisilrs.
86 Washington Street.
- South Nurwalk, Conn.
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are MQWT’BW The only oath. mo and
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