‘ nook.
our
caused this step, and we will show the
WestlamSiBndthua
Tm J'on know we will open a new store at No. 19 Main
Success gunner
Will
in our South Norwaiir store and
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Ivoroeon in town. Our guarantee with every purchase is that
prices are as low as the lowest, and quality all that is repre—
or money will be returned.
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A CAKE OF FANCY TOILET SOAP.
This soap is given away FREE in addition to the regular present. he sure to
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raoutn Main Street. 30. remark.
m
mum em to more runs
lilo W Grand Jury Appointed to Ian.
)1, the chargosof corruption la flow
York Returns Bills-whose Folios II-
speetass Host Answer.
How, Your. Pet). iii—Tho Herald says
tods : hinnicipsl and police officials ins-
pitched. in the revelations before the Les-
ow investigating committee have been
anxiously awaiting for some time tho
first big batch of indictments to be hand-
od dowa by the special grand jury of the
court of“ oyer and torrniuer. The indict»
meats wsye expected yesterday. but were
not quite ready when J udgo lngraharn
adjourned his court for the day.
The result of the special grand jury’s
work was certain to be interesting to the
public, but the size of the sensation to be
created was not known to anybody except
the prosecuting attorneys until yesterday
afternoon. when tho ncws leaked out that
the following had been indicted and that
the papers wcrc then being prepared for
submission to the court:
Thomas 1“. iiilroy, formerly mayor of
the city.
Thomas F. hicAvoy. police insprmtor.
W. W. McLaughlin. police inspector.
Alexander S. Williams. police inspedor.
Two police captains. names kept secret.
The special grand jury has been in ses-
sion ninco the beginning of January. its
main object was to investigate charges of
municipal corruption. and the room where
its secret ”rum have been held in the
new criminal courthouse has been watch.
ed with awe. Witnesses have gone in and
have left. but their testimony has been
carefully guarded from the public car. it
was said throewcelrrr ago that the jury was
preparer] to find 6:: indictments.
District Attorney r'elloWs and his rogu-
lar assistants have been relieved of the
greater portion of the labor incidental to
tho poliw canon by ilaniol fl. ltollino. for-
merly surrogate. and Austin G. For. who
were appointed special counsel for the
people of the state of New York for the
prosecution of corrupt officials.
. 'I’he llmlrrl Jury'a “’orlr.
They have boon hard at work sorting
out the mass of "martial at their disposal
and presenting the salient facts totho
grand jury. They have endeavored to
bring up only the noses in which they
were certain to find indictments and in
which they could be rmsonahly sure of
convictions. putting aside all allegations
of dishonesty where they were not alto-
gether satisfied with the nature of the
proof adored
Mr. Rollins has had long experience are
public prosecutor. having been district at-
torney before his election to the bench as
surrogate.
Assistant District Mtornoy Lindsay.
now in charge of tho appellate branch of
his oflice. but formerly nusignrd exclusive-
lyto grand jury work. has assisted Mr.
Rollins and Mr. Fox. particularly in the
drawingof the indictments. and he was
kept extraordinarily busy yesterday com
plot lug his share of the work.
The foreman of the grand jury. Francis
R, loggett. was unsound in signing in-
dictments as tlrcy were presented to him.
and very few witnm were csarrlinrd
during the day. The foreman consulted
Judge irrmnimm while :lro grand jury
was taking its usual moss for luncheon.
lie wished to know whether the judge
wanted to row-ire the irrdiotrm-nis already
found. He soLd ire and bin colleagues worr-
atisioun ingot sorrmtirrrc to at end to their
private bruirwss. which they have had to
nogiu't driromtm- litsl sis week-r. The
judge r-rarirly grnotmi tho porrulaslon and
told the grand Jury to adjourn until
Marv/Ir i.
Although it was hop-warble to obtain
esmt sirinrfmiilrrir lwforo the indictments
leave the hurls or rlr-r grand jury. it was
authoritatively announced that the indict-
ment against Mr. Iiilrny did not relate to
any art be had rrurrrmirtmi while mayor
of tho r it", but was lot ml on on allego-
tion of oiliriinl rnio'orrdrrrxt at the time that
he was r'nltililloaiuilm‘ of while works.
Thu patina: of flu! r‘lmiuu rr-ulil not he
learned.
Iresrrirmi Ila-fun- Ira-m.
’i‘iro pater: inswrrors und rnp'nins
against whom innit-inmate rm: pending
more all more or loan irrmliod in the (os-
timorry ultrn lmfrrrv rho l.4-:ow commit
tee. and oil of thorn men.- ihvrrrsolvcs call-
oil as without-s with the exception of In
over for .‘lt’Ai’ny.
The rhea-f Munro arrnlnst iiwm before
the grand jury was i’oilco (‘aptnln Max
F. i'ir'lrtuitilmrger. who!“ r'otifoa‘rrlon to-
ward lho clom of the [arrow invrstirrntlun
mode a profound sensation. liu swore
that he lwi paid £2qu a monrh to inspect-
or army»; as his share of the tribute col.
looted from ptrrimomrr ’l‘ho inspector's
normal WM ohm smirr'bcd by othcrn railed
before, ”so sorrrsto r-nnimir t. 1-,
lhsprvtnr William. who wo‘ (‘aptaltr
when .“rhmltlbcruvr Woo m'ful'itilt. was
also altar in «l by r-rlmritti o1uvr and marry
other porwm. it illimm pmiriwly drniod
that ho lvml wwr mourn-d a dollar rilnbon-
ostly and «up onod hi» wmlrh by saying
that ho but.“ uniod lots in Japan which
he mmhi rm purl twiy lmoio
Among; rho [subunit is ho upwmod against
inquiur 3irinuu‘Jiu in to mrrrmittoe
was Katie i-iavbul-ort. wholmd longhorn:
known as tho lrorqwr of It disordcrly moon
in i’lrryntio nin‘et. riloe now-nod that after
a potion "shulroup," when Mr-inughlln
Income ”drain in her proctor-t. lmwent-
to hor house: with his Wnrrlmnn and do»
monriod than in mob from her mi a mu-
dilion of allowing her to continue her no-
fariouo hustno a. Hurry womun gin-o slin-
iiar tr ninmny regains: him.
The themes of the term captains who are
to ho imght to tho In with the ihm
loom did not larcomo public yosior'
day.
It is raid that Captain tirhmittborger's
testimony loforo in grand jury was far
stronger than when ho was called by tho
1“”. cormnlttw. on ”warrior 4 soil pur-
posely refrained from touching on several
material points. (2 plain fichmlttborgsr
bod told his saory in full to the present
minim-going on the witness stand,
and it was dsonrod advinahle not to touch
as some m first may sons as the hosts
for indictments
lens of rho indirrrncnrs will he handed
to the court unlit larch i. and possibly
not until several days later. The oyor and
tumor grand jury will not be dissolved
nadir ordinary circumstances till April 1
u...“ now .
A Ito-moo turnout.
Wasnrsororr. l’rh. io.~'l'lar Lady of the
use of the clam «reunion simmers
harass to tho wst'or‘s
e
I
nitrite-tar mu horns
matron miioiromthe snooty
5M w .otallr‘t‘laotrnred be his no
whims MW 90,0 children M s
from ltniliyoarsof ago. Besides '
thoroworeadosen Mahmud nurses.
The home is in charge of James Pierce.
who is the unperintcndent, and Miss Mov
Donald. assistant superintendent. Mr.
Pierce had been away all day in Pouch-
koopsla and returned on a [late train after
the building was in ruina
A we hman in the building discovered
the eel in. a mullet flames. The fire
originated from a defective due At that
hour the little ones were sound asleep.
They Were awakened as quickly as passlv
bio and hurried from the homing build-
ing. They were first taken to the laundry,
but the boat became so intense that they
were transferred to the schoolhouse and
cared for. '
- An alarm was sounded in the village,
and this entire fire department of White
Plains pulled and started for the scene.
They h hardly gone half a mile when
they were told that the fire was out and
returned to their firehousea A telephone
call was later soot in that unless the do-
partrnont hastened the whole institution
would be in ashes A second alarm was
sounded. and the department again start-
ed out. , Hook and Ladder company No. l
was ovorturnr'd on Wostrhcster avenue.
and Julian Van Plank, the foreman. was
thrown oil and seriously injured. Whoa
the department arrived at the home, the
main building. which is 75 foot front and
mo feet deep. was a mass of flames. it
was only possible to save the building ad-
joining fho borne. and this was done with
dilllculty. Most of the children's wearing
apparel was destroyed, and the children.
many of whom were sick, suffered consid-
erably from the cold.
ACTORS ARRESTED.
Thirteen of Lottie ('ollinn' Troupe Charged
“'lth Riotlug.
Snvnxxnu, Fob. lit—The chiefs of po-
lies of Macon and Savannah. the doputy
marshal of llibb county and four city do-
tectlvcs boarded the train from Jackson-
ville. 1-10., and placed under arrest Fred
Solomon. Sol Solomon. John Frors. J. 1’.
Curruu. Sum Marlon. Henry Hayes. Frank
front
with riot. and Will Wood, Fred Shepherd,
John 8033 and Manager Cooney, the bus’
band of Lottie Collins, on charges of dis.
orderly conduct.
The arrests were made on bench war-
rants issued on indictments found by the
grand jury at Match. The actors oflerod
no resistance They wore marched through
the streets. guarded by the ullloers. to the
police barracks. where they were held for
nix hours The deputy marshal insisted
on taking them back to Macon to stand
trial on Monday unless real «rotate bond
for $25,000 was given.
Just boforo the time for tho perform:
Inoo Lottie Collins gave security to pro
toot Manager J obnson of the theater. who
then gave bond for the notors' appearance
on Monday At the some time suiliclent
money was turned over to )lncon‘a chief
of police to cover-any lines that may be
imposed in the police court. where all 13
appear on Monday morning. Ten of them
gofrorn there to the state court for trial
on the charge of riot. Manager Cooney is
confident. of the acquittal of all. The
trouble occurred in the railroad station at
Macon. and. it is alleged. a citizr-n was
shut in the log by (mo of the actors
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTlNG.
Age-«l Business .‘lun shot on tho Mrort by
an I uknnun \rornorrirr.
Sorrurxorov. t‘oum Pub. in. -»—(‘.lrnrles
Rugg. a rospr‘cted hardware merchant of
this place. ngml TU yours. was Hllut four
times by on unknown person while on his
way to his home in l’lnutville. Fuel) of
the four bullets look client in Mr. liugg'a
bond. and it is foarvd he cannot rot-over.
’l‘hu scone of the shunting Wm on Bristol
rumor about (liz'vutly under an electric
light.
The rroirrlrlmrhuml in thickly settled.
and thorn- \vr-r'u wwml r'm'sorre on tho
rain-ct at tho time, Urm of illr lnlicr. Mut-
thww Mayor. naught sight of the man who
did the .v-lltmllllg just as tho last shot was
tired and «mud in pursuit. but the high-
wuymun rmmugod to rename. ’l‘ho motim
is thought to have been mb‘ cry.
So I'll! “'lilr Ills Tl‘ll-
szw Yum. Feb. I“. ——('nptnlu Somuel
llisk of tho steamship Nuocos of the Mul-
lory line was. bold in o I,0illl boil for exam
irratiou by l rritod States i‘ummhrslouor
Shields on the charge of unsuultiug lloury
Rhodes. tho m-corul steward of the vowel.-
during the voyage from Galveston to this
port. According to the steward. the mo
adult was oorrnulttcd in tho r-nbin of the
would on Feb. ii and was brought about
because the captain could not got pie serv»
ed with his ton on mmll M lu- (lournndedit.
When the pic was brought to tho cabin.
the cnptnln kriorkod tlm stowanl down.
llnlu-r [hum-rd ('onclmle-ri.
Pnizr \i’AsmVu'rr-x. N. Y.. Fell. in.“
The burnout wasr'mwludodon tho rumnins
of l"i‘iiilr'l‘ll'k linker, who mm implirsntud
with linoldusopvr mmly lil (lofmurllrru the
Natlmml rhoo and Mother bank of Nr'W
York writ of nquurtnr of n million dollars
linker, nil Nov, L'l hurt, won drowned. it
wort sold at tbnt time. from n boat at.
Hand‘s point. ’l he jury rmrriorvd a verdict
in tho oli’m t. that. linker mum to his «loath
from wruwn unknown.
A ltoy lilrut lit-mi.
(ir.o\'r.r:~\'|rrr, N. \'.. l’ob. lib-«Janine
.lnlnlrmr. 1“» yrurmlri. wn-r shot and killed
innlrorn. Whollrod tliefutnl shot has
not. ln‘uli lonrnori. ’l‘lmt it lsumurdor
there is no doubt, on howan found in a
stall in the ho r‘ whilo the revolver. now
in tlin ”reveal! ‘4 If (lmnlmr Phillips. WM
found umh-rn pilooi blankets in the onion.
\t'rur-lu-rl ni Fiji.
HAN I’llAletfit. Fob. Id~Tho Math
Wt brought. iti'Wti of the wro-lr of the
American bark ()plilr during a hurricane
at Fiji on llorv. it”. The crow worn all
sound. but had narrow escapes.
China‘s Peace llnrnys.
Yormnnnn. Fob. til-4t is reported
here that hi liunu Charm and Prince
Kong. on unolo of tho clump-r of China,
have been appointed peace cmoya.
linried by an Avalanche.
Vrrnrm. Fob. ill.-An avalanche buried
several pcemnts at Bornmncmw. (iallcis.
Before they conld be sstrlcatod all were
suffocated.
(lobbied “by it.» ‘ m - ”It on Trust.
Chronic. Fair. iii-«Tho erasure Oil
out o hos snoesodsd in obtaining sall-
hai’ tho ‘Ohissso Might and Gals
, n
m r the Spending of Money. ~
Ward and the Moors brothers. charged ,
c
moose TAX rs tomorrow.
Naval Appropriation Bill. Which Cilia '0!
I 030,000,000 Addition to Our Navy.
Aronses Home Lively Opposition-11"
Pooling Bill Up In the Sonata.
0
Wasnmorom‘li‘ch. id-Jl'he senate con-
fined itself strictly to business, and as a
result passed the postomco appropriation
bill and got half through the agricultural
appropriation bill. Efforts wore resumed
to cut down the r this for postal cars and
for the eastern fits mail service north and
south. but all thesd amendments were de-
tected by decisive majorities. Secretary
Mortrm was present during the debate on
the agrinultuml bill. It brought out on
nniruated discussion of the proposition to
amend the moat inspection system in or-
dor to get American meats into foreign
countries.
During the day the pooling bill was
taken up long enough to permit a upooch
in its support by Mr. liuticr of South Car"
ullnu. in charge of the bill.
The finance committee reported favor-
nbly the bill repealing the onc’tonth dis-
criminating duty on sugar from countries
paying a sugar- bounty. and Mr. Aldrich
submitted a motion to reoommit the bill
to the committee, with instructions to
add provisions for reciprocity, bounty
on domestic sugar and for meeting treas‘
ury deficiencies. No nctlon won taken on
the report or motion to rer'nmmlt.
The house considered the naval appro-
priation bill and devoted the day to go!)-
orai debate. The bill curries $Lll.h07, 2:5
and authorizes tho construction of three
new battleships and 1:3 torpedo bums.
'l‘hc foutun s of the hill providing for
the now ships were nntngoni/ed by Messrs.
Simpson of Kansas, Hall of Missouri and
Everett. of Massachusetts. and Wort) sup-
portod by Messrs. 'l'nibut of Maryland.
llolllvorof lawn. Pendlcton of Wrst Vir-
ginia. Money of Mississippi. Weadock of
Michigan and Meyer of Louisiana. The
general debate will close today. and it is
expected, that a vow will be ronohod on
Monday.
\Vhy the Postage Stamps .\ re Poor.
WAsurxu'roN. Fol). lit—Tho subcom-
mitre of :hu house committee on appro—
priations. which has in charge the defl-
cicncy appropriation bill. has decided not
to include the proposed paragraph to dis-
continue the uovoanmont postage stamp
agency. over which there has been some
discussion ny the senate and house com-
mlrxecs. Whrn the postage stamps were
printod by the American Bank Note com-
pany in New York under contract. there
was estnlilifihod a s! amp agency through
which all the orders and accounts passed.
while the agent. Dr. W. ll. Davis. repre-
sented the government and bad general
oversight of the wort: under contract.
“hen the contract was given to the hu-
reau of printing and engraving last sum»
mer. Dr. Davis brought his force to Witisl’l‘
ington and oliiciated no tho intorrrmdinry
between the bureau and the pustoilloo do-
pnrtmom. Thor-ohm bur-u no little frin—
tion between the agent and the bureau
over slur-d
llr. “ll"l‘r has reported llrtl‘ the work of
prin inns amp» was poorly done and that
the do pnrinrmrt mm littllj. humperr-d by
tho inéllm- or” the bureau in rill its ur-
rlorr‘r prornp iv. ’l‘hure has been disentid
for. i: n uiso iv third! thr bureru ha».~ ignvr-
0d him at rimm in rivaling With thr' «it.»
partrmvnz. ’1 ho usual tippi‘iipl’itln'h n for
tho ngrm'y was included in tln- rustoillwo
uppr'u;rrlrrt.uri bill which pttrlso l rho llillln‘il,
in be evruuv, bowowr, Mr Blackburn
prnpu.~v.l m :mwrul the bill lvy strikingout
the ill in and imili‘fllli d that tho nucnc y
wmrn -up~ ‘ nun. institution. llr. lbn'm
lll'tlil;_lil |(£.7.. Eunifrlo i‘rl ll|'lll'(l in li'il’.
and the mm 2:. mun: wan .. .1,
lrrrunm 'lu .- . k ., .1.
\i‘vrrrxm-vg ‘-i in lull'l ul
um ml»: of tho lu-tr'iw . fl ,. «irrr .Irzri-
ml the ",llllgllln‘lrl’ nl' tr 1- an: 4 Hurt. with
in: in grunt .ern H .‘iluui'v ul Mw \ nri.
an injunction in It .rruzn drilvi‘nril livw
mm (‘mnrriismurrwr Mlllr‘l' from prm‘r‘ul
in): to rmllu. t :lw inmrm- tax from thou-rm
p :rinnut. i' vnrwvl for Mr. Simon imrnn
rilnlvlv nnir-d on tiiipr'lil in tin: l nib-«l
51mm shim-mu : nurt, mnlilm rr'mtwr'pr'ub
ably Will lm brrwgbt tn (booth-Minn of
tho court of lust l'r' .urt slum riltur- it. rec-r.”
Vi'li0'i rrmt rrron! h
(‘ullorztun of irrir-rrml ruwuuo through
out. the mumlry lmve olrmdv louun tu rv
who ruiur'na illiili-i' tbs inrrmm tax law.
and in n nnmlmr of insinh I‘H tho ("rush bun
ill‘OUlIliiltlllt‘il ilrr- rutnrne. lnthurur-h it.
tho tax is not re :llli‘ml tn ln' {mill lli‘filA‘
July I in st. N' oral r'n-Ilurtnru have u-l»; Hi
to be lnslruvtml me to wt. tin r tirvy r‘nlllil
nowpt payment at this t.ru- ’l'n lhiuo in
ullll‘ll‘rl i‘omrnt-aiurror Miriov bus rr-plml
that. the inn 1mm ln~ rrmin .l iii any
tirnn. prm hind tho vullnobrr H outrun d
that tho mum is mrrm t.
.‘a'ru Lima inr M-w Jvrnoy.
'l‘m arm. —~-i.nvorrmr Wort .
upprnv ri lho folio-mug l'ill. limrso lull
governing in: low u. tits»: I law r mm, your!
in! i‘i'flliliilru ltl Irnlll'uliix' llil' ill lllri' Ill
puyin,. 1i‘llivlllllitl' li'n. :rnso bill author
him: the in Will on of \vutur r'urrrprmlus
if! tumm out Villages humor-rt will and
1 .,m)r pvtmlltiluii. hurt-13 bill whirl: limn
tllt' litrr- for nlmrtor conflict” in «hullll
rim. r'iiim fur llr»' unwind 'l‘uuurinv in
,‘rp rl. burr-n lull ulnlrurixirru lirlili‘l .; .
m pun-law untoward.» oml mane bond:
im‘ 31““ng In my tul' ultimo.
t'i'lr. 1h
Niulrhri it illirninu t'rowl.
ll i‘Vill». Fob U.» The ilri i-rh r-h-omn
'l'lailftli', i'npiuili “my. rut lb a purl from
Suwmtmh. Wimr'tn that Winn in intiirrdv
its north. lormiturhs I. wmt. she might”! in
tram-l about lbll lmrt loop on ll v. 'l'luw
Willi no sign of lilo on in irrrl tho b-rrtrirrn
vpnsol. '
\‘rtr-rrm Wmmm Journalist "on”.
llatxi‘lunnt. i~‘.»ir. Irawiiir-r i-tilo- Wit
Irolmitrn rrlmrmilnr db'rl burn. up.“ «i
)‘ii’il‘a, Mra .~r-lmmrflvr war mid to have
loan the first Woman jntimullnt of prom-
bronco in this country.
‘lllafr'i' for "nitric-r th-w’.
Arrows. Feb. Io. ~Lomn l'ttckanl.
master ear lmliier at the Worst Albany
our shops of thr- ifoutml llurfoon. died
born after a Mini lilac-m.
Tlrouiogirnl Madonna l‘mmat Toto.
NEW Yutik‘. Fob l- ,l-~.-\ rlreloiou Wm»
handmi flown by tho «uptown i‘r lift. [on
oral term. tl-itoylr'g tho rightot thonlmiuii
Itudeuts to w to.
mm..." or haunt"; Ito-d.
monsoon. rob. madman ileum
ire-mayor of Datum Clad athlete's
no. .
i .3...” m.
Washington,
vn Old Point Comfort, v
—700 mans or OCEAN rna
On the Beautiful new steamships of r
OLD DOMINIUN Lilli
Affording Rest and Recreation.
These tripstnre idealflur n considerab < .
tion is made throuirh the quiet waters tho
famous [III-pron Bondsand l'otonru’hfi
and there is llrtle llirelllmod of seaslchneas.
Also tickets on vale. with privilege of gains
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of those and other do.
lightful trips to
Old Dominion iatrnmohip Company.
Pier 28. Earth ltisor, New York.
W. L. ls‘mllandeu. Vice-President and Traf-
fic Manager. tilt! ilm
WHEN l.\' WANT OI"
BANNEOGMDS ‘1
come right here. You can depend on it that
you cannot get better- or cheaper elsewhere.
Our Wiliet Corn has won praise from every-
body who has tried it. to an. cash.
Our Perfection and Oakf d Brands of To-
matoes have a good fresh ii or. and are very
solid packed. be can. each.
‘ Pumpilnflmflfor 27c.
Dudley Pumpkin. We.
Plume. 181:.
Peaches. 180.
Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A small
only. Sells wholesale. inc; our p . lite. Var
fine. .
Peas. Marofat. So can. \
Peas, Early June. its can. ‘
Peas, Sweet Gem brand. 1292c.
Above are cash prices.
Anything in this list you want.
Hubbard Squash. cheap at 2o lb.
)1er Fresh Paranips. 2 lbs. Ec.
Beau. 2 male.
Carrots. H56 bbi.: 3r. lb.
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Sweetl’ot:rioc<,1m-qt.
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iron. lilo lb.
Last and beat. 3 lb. 1 on linked Bruno. 10c.
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