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r
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:l'oano ‘ Tea, April its—All Tes-
as has needed rain. so the great Evangelist
Dwight Moody called upon his audiencs
of 8, 000 Christians to prey fervently that
the floodgates might be opened. This was
at 8 p or. Sunday. Last night when the
tabernacle was crowded by 10,000 people
from Fort Worth and surrounding cities
Mr. Moody announced that word had
come from several points that rain had
fallen.
A few minutes later the storm burst on
Forth crib, and torrents of rain fell.
Then Mr. Moody gave thanks to God and
called upon the congregation to join in
'singing “Coronation" and "All Hail the
Power of Josus' Name! Lot Angels Pros—
trate Full. "
The song had surged forth from 10.000
throats when a cracking noise was board.
and thou the roof sunk. and -the mito
gave way, and the heavy tlrrrbcrs a
boards, covered with tar and gravel, came
down on a portion of the congregation.
There was a panic. Scores upon scores of
women fainted. Some men lost their
heads and piled pcllmcii over those near
them.-
Mr. Moody grasped the situation, and
moving to the middle eight! platform lift-
ed both hands to h oi, moving his arms
slowly to and fro./ Ills attitude and cool-
ness stopped the ionic. and men begun to
go to work to rescue those in danger. , .A
drenching rain was falling. but tlroy wni’i-
ed hard, and the wounded were soon taken
out and carried to their homes or to the
houses near by. Tire injured are:
J. V. Ingruham, cut on hood and chest,
arm hurt. internal injuries; will die.
Will J. Parsley, left leg crushed 'orrd
back injured; soriously’hurt.
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Saved Her ‘Bsooatrr.spri192.~4s the mud
Watch, and Diamond Pin.
W—
as was A m1. Pours noises.
lie (lagged liar at Mid iglit, It Is 'l‘ro
but Then lie Throw Blanket Over liar
lhouidsrs uud lat lrnself no Bunkosd
Out of floors of Ills Plunder.
. Gururrrwrcu. Con , April 29.-—Miu
Tibhie Wight. who lives with her mother
in a cottage in Putnam avenue. was
awokeneda few minutes after 1:: o’clock
.Sunday morning by a light which sud-
denly appeared in her room. As she raised
up in bed to see what caused the light she
saw a man standing in the middle of the
floor.
Before the young woman could make an
outcry the man sprang to the bod. lielrad
found an iron but in the room. and with
this upraisod ho towered tlrrcatoningiy
nbovo Miss Wight.
"if you make it noise, I will kill you,"
said the man in low tones.
Miss Wight was badly frightened, but
she did not lose presence of mind. Her
mother was asleep in the next room. and
the young woman resolved to get the bur-
glar out of the house without arousing and
frightening lrcr ruoihvr.
no Wanted Money.
”What do you want?" she whispered
to the burglar.
"Money. "
" But we are poor and have no money,"
said Miss Wight.
“ You surely have money in this house,"
Mrs. Mary Murphy, cut on head and declared the burglar, "and you ruust give
left arm.
Miss r-‘cnrson of Wcuthorford, out on
face and right arm.
Miss Lulu Ilnloy, out on hood.
I
l
inc all you have."
“if you will promise not to injure me
or nwnkon my mother. " said Miss Wight.
"i will give you everything of value we
J. W. Manchester, prorriirrorrt G. A. B. have in tire house.”
man. out on shoulder and left arm.
Mrs. Morton Logan. wife of the city
treasurer, cut on shoulder.
Some 40 others were slightly hurt.
MRS. PARVNELL SI NKING.
The Police "rave Discovered No flew to the
Identity of "or Assailant.
Bourisxrows, N. J.. April Duh—Mrs.
Parnell is gradually growing weaker. h‘ho
recognized Dr. Shipps and shook hands
with Mrs. Casey and a daughter of Furrrrer
Casey when they called, it is doubtful.
however, whether she will survive the
shock of the assault. At the request. of
Mrs. Knoud of New York. who is at the
aged lady’s bedside. liev. Elvin .8. Taylor,
rector of Christ church of liordoutown,
mode a visit.
Nothing has yet developed to throw any
light upon the case, although the (lute-ct-
ives are still at work. The theory that the
crime was committed by trumps is not
believer]. George R. Cuvurrnugh, who wus
arrested with another frmrip rururod l’atA
rick “8801) on tho lrorrsidos property. was
released after Justice Hrcol hurl questioned
them concerning the affair. ltogon was
sent to the Burlington county jail for :30
days as u vagrant.
Poilccrrrcrr llrrrtmann, I'Ippott and ML
chulis surprised a camp of nine trumps on
the outskirts. of the city and locked them
up in the city jail pending an examina-
tiou.
GOLD IN HIS LUNCH PAIL.
Ea-l-lmployn- of the ('uraon Mint (TImrgr-rl
4 “'ltli The“.
SAX I‘dlde'lH‘n, April ill—Horny I’l-
pcr has been arrested by ii. if. ll rule the
United States secret service agent. on a
charge of stealing gold and silvr-r froru the
Carson mint. The warrant says it was”
taken from E. A. lubriskio, the maker
aml roiinor. and places the value of the
amount at 8100. it is oluirrrcd, lrowcvcr,
that ho is hold responsible for the loss of
several thousand dollurs' Wurlh of bullion.
i’ipr-r was iorumrly employed in the
srrrolting and refining doporimcnt of the
mint. lio took his lunch in a tin bucket.
it is nllogorl that he carried largo qrrrrntl-
tics of gold outwith him in his bucket
when he wont homo. Ills discharge r'urno
through an accusation to this client by
one of the wurobuwu crrrplnycd in the
mint. 1’ipi'r lrn.-| been living in llorkclcy.
A NEW VOLCANO.
An Island til! the ('ulii’ornlrs ('orsst Is In
‘I'Zrupflnu.
UKIAII, ('nl., April 'Jtl.—-A srrmll un-
numcri island off the coast of this (Mendo—
cino) county, opposite iiournm banding, is
now in u stoic of eruption. For some time
post it has boon reported that futons and
smoke and ilxrrrrr-s wcro issuing from the
center of the island.
.I. E. Meredith, who resides in Trinity
county and who has been traveling along
tho northern coast for some weeks. passed
the island on Thursday. it was sometime
during the early evening. and he was at-
tracted by a bright light in the west. The
flurrros were so brilliant that he at first
imagined they were caused by a burning
ship at sea. (in his return the next day,
however. he discovered sruoko curling up
from the island and then saw that it
emanated from a peak on the island.
Summer lloiel IInruerI.
Mrr.wauartr¢. April 23. - The well
known Lake Side hotel. a famous summer
resort on i’ewaukec lake, was destroyed
by fire.
TELEGRAPVHIC BRIEFS.
Harvey Phillips, a member of the Wil-
bur Opcra company. died at Cleveland of
appendicitis.
W. L. Mlnohon, charged with assisting
O’Brien, the bunko man, to escape, has
been found guilty as charged.
At liaverhili, Mass. the 5~yoar-cld
daughter of It. J. Iloll was fatally burned
while playing Indian with s group of
shildren.
The pins land bill. which practically
ties up the state timber fora numberof
years. has been passed by the Minnesota
legislature.
Near lifeblood, Pa. a railroad train
struck a team containing Mr. and lira.
Henry Frank. aged or: and 05 respective-
ly, and both woreirrstorrtly killed.
'I’lw Msttinicock flysror company of
Long Island has asked "ovarnor Morton
to order out the rrnvnimnitiutoprotsct
their beds. which are leased from the stats.
Mr. Arthur, chief of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engimvnrs. will sail for l“-
rops with his wife this week. He has
been granted six months' absence with
pay.
Rube Smith. theleaderof the «more»
sdiisrrowsgsug, seat up from mast-sip-
stto ssrrsaiifs misses for
ml died Mutts
The young woman sot quloily while
the burglar tliiilitliftiilliit‘fl‘liluf over her
mouth and bound lrur hands together. She
tried not to show how badly frightened
she was as be assisted her out of bed and
throw a blzmkct over her. When these
preparations burl boon rrrudu, the man
caught her by the arm. and they walked
to a dresser. where her money and jewelry
wore com'onlod. lie had put her purse
and HUViél‘fll articles of jowolry in his pock-
cts and was about to mkou gold watch.
when Miss Wight, who had srrccocdcd,,iu
freeing one of her hands, prrllcd the hand-
kerchief from her mouth and begged him
not to do so.
"Trike everything else, but leave the
watch," sho picnriod. "it is rs keepsake,
and I do hope you will not take it away.”
Have-d "or Diamond I’m.
The burglnr‘s heart was apparently not
so hard as the young Wrrlililll supposed.
"Keep the watch,” he said as ho contin—
ued his search through the drawers of the
dresser. Miss Wight had been growing
bolder while plodding to bo allowed to
hoop her watch and hurl quietly dropped a
rllrurrorui pln-—h gift from tho Kirrgs’
lhiugiltursh-in the floor. With her foot
shu irrarrugud to push it to a pious of curl-
coalmuut
i
After scouring. as ho supposed, oil the ‘
articles of value which the young Woman
possessed except the watch, the burglar '
took a Bible from a small table. With her
lips pressed in it ho compelled Miss Wight
to take oath that she would make no out-
cry for half an hour. As he left the
house Miss Wight, u‘ho‘bud itl‘lt‘il so bravo
ly while in tho i'm'r- of rorrl danger. come
near fainting. but slrrr managed to roach
her mother‘s room and tall her the story.
A neighbor was itrfillrr‘fl, itiill the police
were notified. l’oiirourorr Fitzroy is work-
ing on the «use. but has found no flow to
flu) wbormlmrrls of rho burglar Miss
Wight, who is n popular young woman. is
a plum of A. Foster Higgins. and aim is
treasurer of tho liirrgs’ Daughters of
Greenwich.
G‘ENEROUS JAPAN.
Ollwr Powers “'III Ila-virilt by "or Trusty
“'itlt ('lririu.
Yorrorilnm. April BIL—A dispatch from
Hiroshima, tho temporary lrrurdqrurrtr-rs
of tho vmpr-rnr of Japan, states that his
Iliilji‘riiy f’utlflcrl lilo trurrly of puru‘u mi Sut-
ardoy.
The government hml issued a statement
denying that it lrusr-orrr-lrulml un onorrsivo
and defensive IllIIiIfir‘Ii with Cbims. rind
don-luring that the routine“ inl advantages
scvurcd by Japan umior tho terms of rho
frosty will also be enjoyed by the other
pnwvrs under the irrost favored notion
trcutlririlt.
Jealous llusbanrl flhmrfs Ilia Wife.
Arum. Muss” April 2‘1.—-.lolm J.
Thornton attempted to kill his Wife Htcllu
by stabbing her with o jockkrrifo rrcur [ho
oomrrrorr at the Highlands. Mr. and Mrs.
Thornton how not lived loguthur' lrilcly.
Charles Barrett of llirrsdrrio, N. II., the
couple having driven to Atirol ou‘ Sutur—
duy. Ilor brutlwr, who was psting at
the time. run to her assistance. and with
the old of u young man named Honors held
her assailant uutli ofiir-ors orrostml him.
The wounds are not considered dangerous.
The cause of the assault was jealousy.
lhfuulior Ayurar Arraigned.
NEW YORK, April til—Somrrol Iii. Ay-
mnr. the defaulting clerk of the films and
heather National bank. who was arrested
on a warrant charging him with the theft
of £20,000 during it period covering iii)
yours, was arraigned in tho Tombs police
court before Justice Voorbis and remand
ed to police headquarters.
(’roker Will Race In Ireland.
says that Messrs. Crokor and Dwyer have
accepted an invitation to run horses at the
Whitsnntldo meeting at liaidoyle. near
Dublin. Jockeys plasma and Campbell
will accompany them.
Colonel mes-rs act-min Door].
Rocnssrsrr. April lid—iticbnrd ii.
Schooisy riled here. aged 01 years. lie
was onsof the organizers of O'ltorks post,
Grand Army of the Republic. and had
served several terms as post commander.
MIDI III-sol! Mfl “to “and.
Sarto, Its, April lid—Thomas Davis, a ,
prominent citissu of this plan. aged ts .
oars, committed suicide at York Corner
shooting himself through the head.
No cause is assigned for the act.
irons moronic-st ins-a.
. .
.l‘brr was out walking with bur employer, "
rmmx, April Eli—Tho sponmmn‘
a feud a battle was fought in ths eastern
district of Brooklyn, and two man‘ are in
the Its-fem District hospital fatally in-
iured. Seven others are under arrest. A
young girl was also shot during the quar-
rel. ’l‘ho parties are all Italians.
About two months ago J. (lrselio. aged
is years. of is? North rs‘oumd street, heard
that scandalous stories were being circu-
lated about his wife and daughter by Car-
mino Susan of its Union avenue. Hunday
he shouldered his rifle and went gunning
for Seem. He saw him sitting in on open
window of his home and opened fire.
He bowled for help, and some of his
friends in the house came to his old armed
with pistols and guns. One of Susan’s
friends. Luigi Deprisco, 28 years old, of
188 Union street. who came to his old. was
also shot by Urscllo or one of his friends
during a fuslilndo that followed. Wirilo the
shooting was going on Susan was again
shot in the abdomen, but who did itis not
known. Just us the firing was the hottest
Annie llocker', ill years old. of 340 North
Second street, passed by, and one of the
bullets from the Winchester riflo struck
her and passed through both thighs. tihs
foil to tho sidewalk.
i'olir-crrrorr Mahor and Tracy, who arriv-
ed at this time, sent for an ambulance
and had the girl taken home. They also
arrested soverul parties connected with the
shooting. k...
Arrrbulmrco Surgeon Costner. who re-
moved the girl. also removed Sousa and
Deprism to the hospital. ’l‘hoir wounds
are believed to be fatal. and Coroner Cronin-
or was notified to take their automortem
stutcrrirrrts.
TIRED OF LIFE.
l‘hrec Persons In New York City Commit
fiulcide In Various Ways.
New Youu. April :12. — Ferdinand
chdiug. l’r-i years old. a curprmtor, com-
mitted suicide by bringing himself in his
room at 2.31 What Thirty-first street. where
ho had Iii-on boarding. Wonding had been
out of employment for four months and
bud lvr-como dusporrdvnt by reason of his
inability to secure work and on account
of his health. which h .41 failed somewhat
lately.
Because his young wife had died a few
days ugo .irimos Casi-y, L’i yours old, a
truckmon oi lilo l’rince stroct, thought
life no longer worth the living, and so
took 0 dose of carbollc acid to end his
days. He was removed to St. Vinmnt's
hospital. where it is llul. expected that he
will rvr‘over.
Mrs. Nollie McCormick, 37 years old. a
widow, who occupied in room on the top
floor of tho “furnished roorrr" house 99
Second avenue. r-orrrmiliod suicide by tak-
Ing a quantity of cnrbolio fluid. The wom-
an had been living in the place for about
amorrrir. She lrml boon on a protracted
spree for the past Week. and every effort
of tlrooihoriumntos of the house to induce
bcr rmmp drinking foiled. lir. ii. Klarncr
of ill First street was rolled and pumped
out the poison as well M he could. but she
had swallowed too large a quantity, and
also db d in a short time. The police and
the coroner Were not iilod.
iBUCHANAN’S FATE.
Invitations "are "con Soul. In “‘itnrsaes by
“Warden sags.
firm Srso, April 22,—Wardon Sago has
aI-ni out :27 invitations to the witnesses
who are to be present at the execution of
Dr. liurimnun. 'i‘im uxnrt flair of the rib
south-u hrrsrrur yr-i. 'iI'l‘n made public. The
Witi'ilr-fi l'r‘r‘r‘ivmi ullir‘ml iruliflr'uliuil from
Governor Morlun llml ho hurl rr-fusr-rl to
irilorivro in the (tho, and be Word ii! «men
to ill“ l'r-ll of tho i'rrrrrir'lrilir'rl mull Itilll
sold, " lluvlrrrrmu. I um sorry to toll you
that lim'r-ruor Murrou hm refused in lir-
tvrivrv in your f‘.".~u "
liur immm flu-bod, but without display-
lrrr: r'lrinliilfl rrpllud simply. "Well, wardw
on. mil you tub-graph to my wife rind
Lawyvr liildmrr.‘ llrut i wont to sue thorn
at filli'r' '
lluvlmuuu'» wil‘o was lair-r in the day
urimlrtml in tho (It'lillllilillsl) urrrl rurrmiuvri
with him two hours. Hie Ir-ft ibis plum
for Now ‘r’uri. viry. first storing rbm him
would go in Albany ilrlaruurrrirrg in infur-
ocdo pvrrlriliflll)‘ with the governor in be.
lrrrlf uf bur brhlmrri.
Governor )lurtrm ('zslls on firmsfm' "III.
Al N HY. April :2.—~iiovrrnur imvi i’.
Morton (tullr'rl upon Senator lluvid ll. lllll
M. ”iv Inf-Hrs rmirir'iir‘o, Wnli‘r-rt'sl Roost,
and was rho senior narrator‘s guest for
over (\vu hours. Win-u he returned to tho
l‘xru‘irflvri mansion, ho sold to n pros-r rcp—
rmr'rrmtlve; ”I was returning it r-m-iulorsil
mud:- by Senator llill sumo limo ago. I
wanted to son his bountiful phwo. and no
my family is all away I took this limo to
mil on u neighbor. There was no political
talk of any kind."
“'mllu-rl Inst 0' Juli.
liltlsi‘ul. Ii. I., April 222. -—— Robert
Wood. n prisoner at the Bristol juil, hos
escaped. He Was rri'rr'rllmlirt ikrrrirrgtori
six months ago for breaking umleutorlr‘g.
Ilomwmi his way out of tho Harrington
jollumlwas brought hero for safe keop~
lug. lie was allowed the freedom of tho
corridor, IIHWI'VIVI’. urrd slippod out while
tho door was oprm.
I'lekrd l'p a fllripwrsclu-ri Crew.
l’rru.anm.r-ura, April 23,—Tbo Amer-L
can liner Southwork. (lsptnin I'nssow, ar-
rived at this port with six shipwrecked
mariners who wuro picked up in midoceau.
'l‘hoyaro Captain Edward Moore of the
Nova Hmtlon schooner (llouoia and five of
his crew. ills boat sunk of! the Delaware
capes. ‘ . . ‘
Paul Foolmors Cooper Dead.
Arnasv. April 22.—-l’oni ronrmm
Coop-r, the well known lawyer. died at
his residence. 10 Elk street. having invert
enduring for oimut six weeks from paraly-
sis. I'aril r'onimoro Cooper was the son
of Janus Fonirnors Cooper, the novelist.
‘l'hrn Boys lnowrml.
Pmuusrrms. April lie—Julius and
Ernest liapilln. brothers, aged it had 10
years respectively. and John Mills. aged
in, were drowned in the Delawnrorivsr
opposite l'ctty‘s island by the repairing of
their rowboat.
Convicted of Murder.
scanner, l’s, April 29.—-Ireonsrdo
Boas. who has harm on trial for rmue days
past for the murder of Vito lavissoss
Dummmr on Fob.271nst,wss convicted
of murder in the first degree.
1‘" Your, April sit-wicks iii. Strauss. . w- «WM.-.»—
arts of thshsst known arl'mcatss of tom. ‘ AI humid-0W! Dis 50"
reach: this country. died at his horns Burn. M n.. April sit—«J. ll. loisou.
Greenpulnt from heart “Whil- ths new sdrn.oistrstor of the Davis estate.
W"’“MW "W has inst filed his head is the sum of Ir
l “strikes". ”.000 It“.
mums, . .. April as. ‘ , ,
I. MIDI. a more, ham . IVs-Inn m
a II m mus-r. mes. sssisu W was
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Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Houseiunrlshing Department.
This store was established with certain fixed principles, namely: The plain
straight-forward style of advertising-having ready exactly what is advertised; and
last but not the least, insisting on the return of goods that for any reason failed to
please. There were many who said Norwslk would never anpportsuch a store, but
the store has been generously supported and today is in better condition to as!"
the people than in any of its four years of existence. It pleases us to be My
adding to the conveniences and advantages of the trading public and the proof of it
is In what you can see here and is demonstrated to the public by'our Iateotsddidol
the New IIousefurnishing Department. The enthusiasm of everybody or.
this our new venture is extremely gratifying and the many good things for ho“-
making and housekeeping w bich are to be found here can be bought with a can“
ty that the quality can be depended on and that the prices are always at the Iowmt
point. We therefore ask those who have not given this department their spsebl
attention will do so at once and see what a good housefuruisbing departments lilo.
F IlNlleiTlT,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
our rrrrmu
in the town. We handle nothing but the Not. C
' afford to do otherwise. .
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERSp
86 Washington Street, South Harwell. Bust.
WE NEVER SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
Open our New Store at No. 28
Wall Street, with a Full Line of
Housekeeping Articles. Our
prices wil be comm: than any
other store in town.
JONES rilllllllllllii
No. I7Waii8t, No. users.
Plumbing "nudism
sums. floods.
lrisiramfiir. Hyatt, Huntington,
Norwalk Chronicler