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BASEBALL
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Rockefeller hlnst Pay ”40,000.
DULUTH, June 14.-—A verdict was re-
turned by the Jury in the case of Alfred»
Merritt against John D. Rockefeller for
8940.000. The action was brought in the
United States court to recover ti.250.000
as damages caused to plaintii! by reason
of alleged fraudulent representations made
by Mr. Rockefeller and his agents at the
time when the Merritt propertieson tho
Nesaba range were included in the Lake
Superior Consolidated mines, new con-
trolled by Mr. Rockefeller. ,
Opened Fire on the White (bps.
Shunt. Ma. June l-i.-—The home of
John Harveywasvisited by a crowd of
white capo numbering about 25. Harvey
opened lire at once, killing Joseph Nelson.
Then he went toswindow and tired spin
at a man in the yard, wounding him.
Hervey has for some timepastbeenan-
and has on numerous occasions threaten-
ed her life unless she married him. This
was the cause of the raid.
bench film In Haslagasear.
Pants, June li.-—Advices received here
from thelsland oi Madagascar saythat
the advance guard oi the French eapedi- _
tlon forced the passage of the Betsiboka
on June 9 and captured hievatanano. :
whereupon the Hoses retreated, when the
French be u shelling them. Only two
French sodiers were wounded, but the
troops are snilering lrcm the climate.
Woman Walks on a Wager.
Poccuasarsis, N. Y.. June li.-—A
woman of refined appearance. who said
she was walking from Oswego to New
York on nwager, passed through here.
She refused to give her name. but said
that she lived at Brenxviiie, and that her
journey was the result of a wager mode
with irlende whom she had been visiting >
. bun llilbastering expedition on the toe
the policy of silence adopted by the Cuban
' silence, which, it says, is golden.
- term macro "am“ .4 C
Will-lea _ .Patrietsasdellisilaau
, thundered sad Ammuniticuthe
. Tl; Chink llahs aliabsa Port—Jinan
nitsAbeard‘too'AuWasfieatinews.
Hausa, June 14...:an has
instreaobed here totherilectthst theOuv
3 go W. Cbilds, under the commend oi
' oi Carlos Reich and General Serena
Benches. which slipped ‘away from the
Florida coast on last Thursday. has land-
ed the party. with all their arms and mu-
nltlcnsoi war. at a point near Ago-dares.
in the province at Santiago de Cuba.
liar lsoret Departurs. '
Ker Weir. June 14,—Notwithstsnding
revolutionary leaders here, it is ow peb-
llcly admitted that the t ge W.
Chllds is the vessel that “conveyed an ex-
peditionto Cuba a few days ago.
with he
Wisdk.’ (it silica.
illicit” ”"
, 38.000 weapons alimony.
The action, was began last year and
brougbton statutory moods. Extract»
dim precautions were cadmium to
preserve m. The ease was‘orislnslly
docketod as. Mary Dos versus John Doe.
and all the proceedings hetero the retiree
were in camera. '
ltanpoars ircm the referee's report that
the counter claim of adultery set ,up by
the delta-e was not proved.-althoush bd-
wal'd Bell, formerly a member of Pal-
mer’s company in New York and a cousin
oi the defendant. was brousht here to tea-
tify that he was the oorespoudent. This
testimony was met with absolute contra-
diction, by the plaintld. who was enabled
to prove an alibi as to the time and place
uncouth . ‘
The referee holds that a divorce secured
by hir. Bell from his wile in the court of
Ber arrival here last Thursday morning
was the signal for the immediate prepara-
tion for departure of those listed for the
expedition. Messengers were sent in every
direction, and cabana with email error
common pleas. Jefferson county. Pa. on
theground oi desertion on Jan. 8 after“
this action for divorce had begun cannot
stand. as Mr. Bell was not properly a real-
dent oi Pennsylvania at that time.
strapped around their waists" and handles
on their shoulders hurriedly sought the
place where rillos Wore stored and went
to the head of the island, where a sailing
vessel was waiting to convey the expedi-
m to the reel, where the tug would meet
Meanwhile the commander of the Childs
presented himseli at the custom house and
requested a permit to take coal. While
waiting be engaged in conversation with
customs clerks, who. noticinga discrepan-
cy in his statements . and his ilurrlcd
manner, became suspicious. They reported
the circumstances to the collector of one-
toms, who detailed two inspectors, to see
that nothing contraband Was taken aboard,
as the vessel had a foreign clearance.
it is now commented upon that the
captain of the tug personally superintend-
ed the loading of coal, no one being per-
mitted to go aboard the vessel while it
was at the wharf. No examination of the
tug was made, although it is now assert-
ed ehe had a large quantity oi arms and
ammunition under her coal. which was
even piled In sacks on her deck.
After cosllng the Cbllds put hurriedly
totes, but instead of shaping her course
southward, having cleared for Jamaica,
she proceeded along the coast eastward,
being seen that evening hovering on Bar
hla Honda. about so miles distant from
here. at which point the transfer cl illibua
ters from s schooner is alleged to have
been enacted.
The exact number enlisted here cannot
be ascertained. but 230 men are said to
have been aboard the tug when she head-
ed for the Cuban coast. some at these are
mid to have been brought by the steamer
Bridgeton from the vicinity of so. Augus-
tine and transferred to the tug oil the
reel.
The Cubans Are Silent.
80 well did the filibusters plan their
movements and cover their tracks that
even the Federal authorities areiet sea to-
day as to the vessel that actually carried
the expedition. .No information whatever
can be obtained from the few leaders who
are in the secret. Even the messenger who
returned after witnessing the transfer on
the reef cannot be induced to open his
month. while hi Yarn, the recognized or-
gan oi the revolutionary party. published
here, daily admouiebcs the Cubans to keep
Genomic Boloif and Sanchez are in com-
mand of the expedition. accompanied by
several lieutenants. (inc is named Castil-
lo and another Bosendo Garcia, who sailed
from here with the Aquerrs expedition.
Dr. Fermln Dominguez. one of the stu-
dents arrcstcd in Havanafor dosovriitlng
Castanon's grave, sailed as the medical di-
rector.
A majority of those comprising the er—
in Oswego
To Form a Paper Trust.
; pedltlon are naturally Cubans. many hov-
Hng served in the last revolution, but a
’large number are young enthusiasts.
New Your. June li.—A greet trust is
taming which will have for its object the
entire control of the wood pulp paper mak-
ing industry in the United States. Nearly
all the prominent paper men are at the
New Netherlands hotel, where a meeting
will be held Saturday for the purpose of
mapping out a plan of campaign. i
Cardinal Gibbons In Home.
Boats. June li.-Cardinsl Gibbons pre-
sided at the Corpus Christi celebration
and procession in the Church of Santa
Maria Trsstevsre, irom which he derives
his cardlnsl's title. A number of the
leading Americans in this city were pres
eat at the celebration. ,
A Scarlet Fever 9m.
Woncssrra, its... June it.-—-in view
at the scarlet fever epidemic that has
again broken out in thevlilage of Oak-
dala in West Boyiston, the board of health
has the churches closed and for-
bidden public gatherings of any kind till
further notice.
m meet Olliecrs. ?
law/man, June ii.-—'l’he National
Brewsrs' emulation elected the following
oilicers: President. has Short of lroatcu.
g; vice presidents. Charles Bebutte of
ew York and Rudolph Brand of Chica-
go; treasurer. Charles Gunther at New!
York city.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
ltlsssldthatnu linerisr's newncvel
is virtually a seqnel to "El'riiby."
George Andrews, the coined wits mur—
derer. was hanged st Beivieese, N. J.
William Bowns oi Waterbury. Conn.
n
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Mmmmwmefu
Intensities, haw York city, died from
thesdssisetemesqusetliis.
Many at those arriving from Cuba during
the last two months, and who have been
seen daily hanging around Cuban head-
quarters, have also gone. Several Ameri-
cans joined them. one of them being a
drug clerk. with some experience in han-
dling dynamite, who was taken as an or-
part.
The use of dynamite will enter largely
into the operations of both Bold" and San-
cher, whose plans contemplate the de-
struction of every fortification and piece
of government property encountered. The
former will operate around Santa Clara,
in the province oi Les Villas, while San-
cbes will go to Poona Principe, In the
Comsguey district. They carry drawings
of every fortification in the several dis-
tricts where they will operate. as well as
topographical maps oi the country. with
which, however. both are lamlllsr. having
fought there in the last war.
Is It Like the Alabama Case?
Wssmxcroa. June it.-Deilnlte ia-
fcrmation has been received by the state
department that the American steamer
George W. Chllds. which is believed tobave
carried a lllibustsring expedition from Key
BRIDEGROOM DISAPPEARED.
No One Knows Where the Missing Young
lien Went Ta
BOSTON, June ll—Sothlug has yet
been heard from Oscar E. Fernnld oi Sumo
crrille. the young man who was to have
been married Wednesday evening to Miss
Eve 1". Robinson. but who did not put in
an appearance. Arrangements had been
entirely completed for the wedding. The
house was filled with guests. and the ox-
poctnnt bride waited until midnight for
her promised bridegroom. Every effort
was made to find some trace at the miss-
ing man, but without avail,
The last seen oi him here was on Tues-
day evening. when be called uponQeacon
hitcrbird oi the Shiner-ville ilaptist('cburch
and talked with him upon the subject of
his approaching marriage. At that time
he seemed greatly depressed. lie hes com—
plained frequently of headaches lately.
and it is ienred he may have become in-
sane.
Verdict In the Case.- of Ohl'a Death.
Pitrscii'i'ox, N. J .. June ii.—-'l‘be coro-
ner's jury brought in nvverdlct in the case
of the death of Frederick ()hl. After er-
amlning a large number of witnesses the
verdict was arrived at that Frederick
Pearson Obi came to his death as the re-
sult oi a wound in the abdomen inflicted
by a shot from the pistol of John Collins
(colored). Cochran. the other student who
was shot. is doing as well as the physi-
cians can expect.
More Hills I’lsaat'tl liver the Vein.
'l'izas'rny, June li.——'i'ho lmnso passed
over tixo governor's vetoes tho mymtu hills
reducing the less oi the clerks oi the su-
preme court and court of Chancery; the
chark bills to give the iuuyoroi the
city poWer to fill vacancies in common
council and the board of education, and
also the bill repealing the law giving the
governor :40 days after the adjournment
oi the legislature to consider bills.
The liritisir Yachts.
Luv-'pox. Juno H.~'i'ho yacht Britannia
has been ducked at Southampton and will
be scrubbed. The Alien ducks there today
:o’hnvo the recently added keel removed
and probably Man the buum, which nuist
be clipped, and n longer topmost given the
yacht. \‘ulkyrio will not race in the Mor.
soy regatta. and it is donhtlul ii the will
sail in any of tho curly Clyde regattas
Cubans any Marti is lip-ml.
YEW szlc. Juno li.——lt was a day of
gloom yesterday for i‘ulmn patriots. .loso
Max-ti is undoubtedlydead. Guerra. the
treasurer of tho Cullen revolutiounry fund
in America, authorizes this statement.
Marti was killed on May 2o. lie was
killed by treachery and not slain in but‘
tie.
'i'lgllunt to Be In Trim.
Pimtlmzsrrz. June Ii.~—l\lr. E A. Wil-
lard. at Bristol. says that Mr. Gould has
authorized him to spurs no expense to get
the \‘igilunt into the best possible condi-
tion. The \‘lgilant. according to hlr. Wil-
lard. will be ready to defend the cup
again it called upon.
Brought in a Shipwrecked Crow.
limnlnnsu. .iuno ll.—-'l'he steamer
llostin, (.‘nptuin ilulnnle. from Glasgow.
brought to port nine seamen rescued on
June .3 from the sinking Norwegian bark
liaunhild 'l'bo awn had been at the
pumps for eight days and were about ea-
boosted. . ‘
An Arron-lit Killed.
Harm: Gluten. Mich . June it-i‘mi
l'ato (colored) oi this city was killed while
melting a balloon ascension at iiiarcellus.
A large crowd witnessed the accident.
Pate but! made hundreds oi csccnslons
and once beforewns nearly killed.
M_M “‘ , ,.
heat a Check our $20,000.
l-‘MJ. Ravi-:11. Mm.. June ll.-—~A mew
West. has arrived at Kingston. Jamaica.
is is not known whether the ililbusiers
are still on board or were landed at some .
point in Cuba 1
it the steamer has carried iron the
United States a snpplyel moultlcnsof
warand armed men to old the rebels in
Cuba, theineidtnt may raise a grave ques—
tion as to the responsibility at our govern»
meat.
Americans Ilarry in tandem
licence. Jane li.-'l'be Times on»
aouueutbst
low Yuri lie-tors Was.
Burrito June it.-~'l‘he first hrs
in the 01,000 scotch
'sliew York triooi bowlers a
first Iheflal’ale imperiels rein in
aviator ihsltswlrerksrs all aloagiss
sensor, while conveying a chock for 0:3",-
mm drawn by the Flint mills on the Mas.
MM)” .‘v‘nilmiitl bank to the latter lillllfllr
lion. either lost it or had it stolen from
b‘“" .._ . .. . _ ,
Pennsylvania's Commencement. .
Poisonous-ms. June lt.—~’i’hc linivcr’
sliy of Pennsylvania commencement week
closed, when about lib" Ilurieiite of mod-
lolne. dentistry and veterinary medicine
graduated. 5 _
Huntley Mbofl (leer-silica.
SMM‘TINM, June H.~—Tlli'i Sunday school
convention «lined with a mass meeting in
he «invention hell. he address was
made by I). L bloody of Nnrlbileid.
Middle Mates Tennis Tournament.
Mommas. N. J.. June ism-Tbs so»
cool middle states championship tennis
tournament is in progress on the
at the Orange Lawn Tennis «dub.
acetone“ for We»
Doreen. Jen- is. - cbarles Willis.
who unsuited tyearoold llsssle Perry last
April, was unused to mesllieterm
st Jackson onion.
a sous sesame nose.
licence. again. Jess nuisance it»
iscottnnendst’hatsbo‘ v H
\
our Boys‘ and chill;
dalmatian lest ,
v, y be stealth silctl‘v
7'7““ We have just siltll some?
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50 doz. STRAW HATS, Newest Style; r
value 50 cts- Our price, 9gcts. ‘
10 (102. SILK SCARFS; value 50 etc. 0
. price, 9 cts. ‘ v
20 doz. BLACK STOCKINGS; value 50 G
Our rice, 9 etc. ‘ ' ‘
w. l. mum & no-
is ilam 8i. llomali. Sentinel Bulllln .30. some '
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE, . ; ‘7
Tristram & Hyatt.
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. '
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«‘/’//‘liouselurnishing Department.
Every week sees more and more kitchen helps and conveniences and yet than
are women who do not know what the inventors and manulsctuiers have time to
make housework easier, both as regards lifting the burdens of housewives and
making their money reach further. 'Twould be wesrinees to recite the whole story
and you wouldn't read it if we did. A quiet unmolested hour in this departmut
will help you more than colours of advertising. '
Peerless Center Draft Oil Cooking Stove, steel frame and brass fount. cee
burner, $3 75; two burners, 06.00; three burners. 09 00. ' Superior to all others in
finish, durability and efliolency.
Lamp Stoves cast iron tank or brass wick tubes from
Hammocks from the up.
Have you seen our Swinging Chili? Hammock frame and awning. Just the
thing for the lawn.
The White Mountain Freezer, triple motion, the best freezer made.
How about a Lamp. We have some bargains to close out.
Ice cream sets—line decorations in Baviisnd’s China and also Carlsbad Chins
Salad sets in Havilsud’s China. ,
Fern Jars and Jerdiners.
Full line of white ware.
lrisiram is Hyatt, Norwali, (loin,
FRANCIS & 80.,
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
350wll2b.
86 Washington Street.
FIRE!
I‘ M Mill. thmm
mum:
Plilllli WITHIN
inithe town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
chord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
- South liorwali, tom.
FiREiI‘
Great Rdeuction Sale‘oi’ ,
iRflCKEBY, iLlSSWiRE on ,,
.HflUSE . mums onus.
Owingtotheilreinourstorews will at once commences
Gresti‘lrefloiecistock. ltowlsthetimetosecnrebargalao.
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