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w Bursar-s. demo Doors. lawn Iowm. Garden Hose. Cro-
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A” (or Basar Glove Fitting Patterns; our price. 153..
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South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
1 The Benedict collar lotion.
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partofthepostis flat, the lower part is round. it
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It Is Relieved That Parry Was With Dario
up towards a sum ‘s'ns. arm lat
ter- capo-n. and the lattaawau on
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Poucnsnrsrn. N. Y..' April iii—Tin
capture of Convict Frank Davis at Hugh—
hou together divldln
what booty they secured. wbioh‘was only
cost and sombre-
As soon as Dr. Allison learned that am
other man had been seen with Davis he
was impressed with the belief that it was
Perry and at once devoted all of his shorts
in the direction of liuahsonvillo. The po-
lice ol the surrounding towns were given
the important slow. and Dr. Allison says
he will not be surprised if Perry is caught
today. Chief Humphrey of the Hudson
sonvlils brought out information showing
that Perry is in all probability still in tin E
locality of the asylum. Bolero Davis was;
caught ho was seen in company with a
strange man whose appearance indicates
that he was Perry. Superintendent Alli-
son has all of his available force on this
trail. and they. with a large number oi
Wapplngor's Falls and llughsonvillo poo
pic. are smuring the country in all direc-
tions round about for the fugitive.
The report that Perry had been men to
pass through Schenectady on Sunday was
exploded by Attendant James Coylo, who
captured O'Donnell and McGuire on Sun-
day and whom Dr. Allison sent to Scbcnoo- .
lady to follow the report. Cuylu wired the
aupcriutcndcnt that ho had traced ovcry
claw, but found that the stories had been
greatly exaggerated. and Perry. ho was
sure. had not (one that way. Ho was di-
rected to return to Pougblrcopsic and work
tho country south of liughsonviiie and
Wnppingor's Flt.
Whore Monday's developments took
place are twin villages situated midway
between l’oughkoepsic and tho Matteo-
wan asylum. about six miles from each
point. thn'your corrospondont at this
city laamed of the robbery of George Ab-
boit's house at Wappinaor's Falls. he no—
tilicd Superintendent Allison oi the fact.
and the latter detailed Attendants Charles .
Lucio. Thomas McDonald. William Rus-
sell and Charles McKin to follow it up as
a probable claw, and it was those men who
captured Davis.
Mrs. Arthur Williams, whose husband
is employed on tho limnson farm on the ‘
outskirts of Wappinacr’s Falls, was Work-
ing about but dooryard at ll o’clock in
the morning when she noticed two suspi-
cious looking men standing by the barn
across the road. She says that ono of tho
mun wore a long mat andaslaucb bat and
had a bundle under his arm. This is be-
lievod to hm o boon Perry. The otbor man
had no bundle, but. wore a dcrby but. He
was Davis. They seemed to be eyeing her
house intently.
. Two lien in the Barn.
Mra Williams returned to her kitchen,
but went out again in a few minutes.
Then she saw the man with tho bun-’io
disappmr hastily around a knoll aln-ut
800 yards from the barn, while the other
man walker! around the barn. At 12:30
her husband. Arthur Williams. collie borne
to dinner, and she told him about the men
and persuaded him to smroh [or them. on
she suspected that they were two of the
escaped convicts. Williams wont direct
to the barn, which had not bccn occupied
in ten days. and them he found the man
with the rlvrby hat lying upon straw.
"Who are you i" asked the farmer.
"Pin a sick man. l've been here a
week. and i want a docfir," replied the
man.
“Well, 1'“ art you a doctor, " answered
Williams. and he wont to the door illi-b- 3
(ml Clomonts. a livoryman. was driving
past. and Williams shouted, "Uh. Dir-k.
collie lrorc quick 3"
At tho soundn! his voice the luau jump-
ed from his pallet of straw and dashed
paid him through the dim and startod
across the fluids in a mtlllliBflfllllfI}' direc-
tion. Williams says he gave chase.
Just at this moment the attendants
who had been sent to investigati- the Ab-
bott burglary came up the road from
liuuimunvillr. They saw the man loar‘
lug tho barn am! starting norms tlu- fll'id.
They say ho was not running. and tboy
did not sou Williams at (but time. Ho had
an ovormmt rbrmvn normal his shoulders.
and they at llrst thought he was a farumr.
Ali ho came to a knoll be not down on his
lmcos and erupt. on all fours. 'l'lwn tho
attendants saw it was Davis. and they
stat-uni in pursuit. 'l‘lu'y io~t sight. or him
as he wont. down the other side of_ tho
knoll, wlrirh [iflll'l'tl to be the brink of n
ravine bordering a urn-k. ’l‘hcy called to
him to stop. and Lucio fired a random shot.
(‘umlng to the edge oi the ravine. tho
ltlrmlnuls saw Davis rolling down the
bank. McDonald fired a shot. but did not
hit him. A tree caught Davis and pro-
vented him from rolling into tlu-cmek.
Tho convict then raised lillilM'” to his
foot. and banking against the tree dolled
the attendants to take him. ills pursuora
were by this time in tho ravine. and Lu-
cio sci/oil linvis by tho wrist. The can.
viizt thou surrenrlorotl. saying. "l'm aslck
man, or you wouldn't have caught mo so
dead easy."
llavis' captors took him back to the
road. where they met Williams. They
then returned to Abbott's house at lluub-
acnviile with Davis. There it was found
that it was he who robbed the house curly
Sunday morning. The derby hat. over
coat and dress coat and vast which be had
on were identified as being the clothes
stolen from the bound Attached to the
not was a gold badge of tho m i). 17. W..
and in the pocket was a gold watch and
chain. The only money stolen was a little
change in the vest pocket. Davis also
had to cents and a pocketknifo when
captured. .
‘fltialt Parry Was With Him.
He admitted having robbed tho house
and said, “l'd have taken moi-oil l hadn't
been too sick to walk." it was found
that he had eaten several raweusand
had taken others, tenths: with some
brsadsnd buttsrauda .awsyina
basket. This last fact strengthens the ba-
iiaf that Parrywas near by. indicating
that Davis tool: the food to him.
The attendants returned all of Abbott’s
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River railroad, Captain Furlong and De-
tective Ryan have left the city to patrol
the railroad tracks between here and Fish-
kill and to watch all the freight trains in
the hope of catching I’orry ll he takes to
the railroad.
REPLY TO CLEVELAND.
Chairman Harvey of the ltlmetallie Com.
mittee Answers the President.
CHICAGO. April 1rl.-——W. ii. Harvey,
chairman of tho bimetallic executive coup
mittoe. made the following reply to Pres-
ident Cleveland’s letter:
“In reply to your latternddressed ton
committee of business men in this city
we wish to any that tho committee that
called upon you and tho persons who at-
tached their names to the petition such
committee presented did not represent a
majority of the business men and citizens
of this city who take a (loop interest in
the Welfare of this republic. They repro-
sontod that class that owns money and se-
curities payable in money fixed incomes.
“We respectfully submit. that your lot-
tcr does not put the true merits of this
controversy. You call the attention of
farmers and wage corners to the fact that
rising priccw‘. while enabling them to soil
their products and labor at a higher price,
will also rr-rmo them to pay equally more
for what they may purchase. but you neg-
lect to say that your statement is not ap-
plicable to debts.
"With prices coming down regularly
and steadily since the dorunnctlzntlon of
silver. our merchants. manufacturers and
people generally have been doing business
on a falling market, so that tho time in-
tervening botwcon tho purchase of their
merchandise and raw material and plac‘
ing it mouths afterward on the market
has romovod the margin they would othcr~
wise make.
”This shrinkage in values. added to the
ordinary risk and expense of business. has
led tuau ever increasing volume of debt to
a money lending period until it has increas-
ed sll told. public and private. to about
“0,000,000,000, or about twrrthirds of
the total value of all the property in the
United States.
“ it is not more money we want to bor‘
row. but to pay oil what we already in -r.
The more we borrow. the more we must
pay. and the annual interest on all our
public and private debts is now more than
tho animal profits of business and producv
tluu. Where will it and?"
Encampment Must Ila field.
lisulusm'mz. April lti.--Tho national
guard will encamp this summer unless
another change in the programme is made,
which cannot well be done without con-
flicting with tho militaryoode of the state.
The act- ul 1337 provides that the annual
encampment must be hold. This was
row-rimmed at the conference of last Thum~
day night. when it \vasdm-idi-d not to hold
an oncampuwut this your. Another con.
loroul‘o was bold between Governor limb
lugs, Adjulout iir-nornl Stewart. Quarter-
master iii-uvral Logan and lirigmilur Gen—
erals liobin. Wiley and Srbuli to discuss
the time {or holding i-nvampuu-nts.
Bank President l'ullerl a “tin.
JAt‘KFUNHHJ'I. Fla. April ill—An ai-
iorrltliou took pun-c iii-tween K. L Mar—
vin. ilrllfillll'lllr of tho Morrilants' National
brink. rind J. M. llrtrrs. i'lt)’ attorney.
growing our of political illlTI-ri-nrea The
men chm-bod. in tho soulllo Marvin pull-
ed it pistol. \\ blob was tired twiw, but no
(mutton lll,lii‘l‘ll. Tho mun wvru altar-
wunl separated by ili'illlly Slwrifl Vinmnt.
Marvin \i‘us :u-n «ml.
A \lurdors'ss innit-saws.
Clue/um. Aprll litwl'uarl Smith mnv
lossmi at tln- Ilia-plain Strut-t. pnllwstution
to the killing of William Ferguson on
Sunday night M iii? Wu-t Lake street.
liotbwemmlorcd. illni-ruol triuttmont.
slur said. had lllll her to columlt the (loud.
She says also hold back Foruusnn's bond
as he lay in lu-d. duspito his struggles. and
cut. his thrust with a wukulfc.
Hanging Rather Than Life Imprisonment.
Cilil‘Mill, April ltl.~——‘.\lauglo Tiller. the
color-oil Woman convicted of murder, has
declined to accept Judge l‘llflord's offer
to grant her a new trial on condition that
she ploml guilty and her suutonre be re-
duced to lilo imprisonment. ”i would no
lint bo hanged as to go to jail for life,"
said she.
[lint Ills "end "I.
lTvrivs. K. it. April l0.—-(lharles ll.
llmuuor. a lurnwr rusidiug at New Hart-
ford. dullboratoly shot the top of his band
oil. llo took of! his shin-s and stockings.
plawd tho gun to his head. and with his
toes pulled the trluuor. The shot tore the
iippor part of the bead completely {mm
the body.
[toy s'rohahly a Murderer. *
i-lu‘auonrs. in. April lit—alluring an
argument between Walter linpp and Wil-
liam (lowkcr, aged ill and in years respec-
tively. Rupp stabbed thkor three times
in tho face and neck. one blowi severing
the windpipc. Blight hopes are entertain-
ed for the boy's recovery.
The Worl- ol Mashed Robbers.
linsrlsoros. W. Va, April ic.-l'uur
masked robbers entered the homo of John
Yam, a wealthy farmer. a few mil.
south of this city. and alter Mating Yam
till he was unconscious robbed the house.
They all made amid their escape. Yanr
ls iataily injured.
listed rat-peruse Washer ”and.
antiserum), his... April id.—Tho
death of Dr John lilaclrmor. the celebrated
temperance worker, occurred at his hm
cu Buckingham street in this city. His
death, which resulted from pneumonia.
wasniostsuddon. for hahadbsen ii
a low days.
wit-us ta Inc a mass.
llamas. Iisss. April is.--Jobn ite-
l’iansali, a liquor old boy living at"
Haunt Values mosaics-d ta
sttlratuks =
oathosvsniuauflatut
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Thosewho never read the advertise-
ments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Johnathan Kent
son. of Bolan, Worth Co.,lows, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back. srmssnd shoulders, read an item
in his paper about how a prominent Ger-
man citizen of Ft. Madison had been
cured. Be procured the same medicine,
and tome his own words: “it cured
me right up.” He also says: "A neigh-
borand his wife were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
tomyhonsesndsaid they were so bad
he had to do the cooking. I told him of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it had
cured me; heuot abottle and it cured
them up in a week." 50 cent bottles for
sale by G C Stillaon. drugglst.
PIBKLEO {OYSTERS
Lobsters
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Undertaker.
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tlnn. We advise. ll patratabfe or not. irra 0t
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out citation in the U.&.aad telegram
Address,
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Successors to George 8. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and do no rsl Funeral
Directors.
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that has never failed weflect a speedy cure.
We back our guarantee with an otter of
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nature. will find our PIIALI: PILLS an in-
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ham“ to hear of a case where they have
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