Decorating. We guarantee satu-
" ' inaiivd‘ur work." ' .
em " mum‘j ‘ onetime-risotto
veontinued. Then it was that
hiiltewn. a,
is at Christian adieu“.
new fees. tire, washer claim-
abow the young man by
w ‘
bury was completely hypnotized
Bethweredaaftothewordscf friends.
audior is hoursthe interlock"! .
the‘friends
heoame more indignant. and «isolated that
if the exhibition was to continua longer
it must take place outside of thebouse.
liven these words had no afloat. and tire
Welsnar and young Goidabury. still with
, leched‘haods. went to thaecsamon.
: ‘ JSIIQOI'MJIO , ,
uh were
. This made the exhibition still litre
public. and the ciilclels oi the town de-
termined to put a stop to it. hi. I". Samp»
son, the village ‘ ._ ter. and William
L, ' landlord “of the
memo “emote Mm Veilr
:‘ner’end young Goldsbdry.
Iniour New Store you .will
the Largest Assortment of .
”Designs and New Color-
] in Western Connecticut.
, ‘:wthis immense variety-
purse and taste will surely
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‘ MATERIALS,
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E. E. Gorham,’
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II EMT. IIRIII IIlTeTIl TIRE,
By main force the clasp of bands was
finally broken, but so infatuated was
Goldsbury that he desired torenew it. and
in order to prevent another exhibition he
was taken to his summer home and tied
up. William Shepardson was placed in
charge of the young man, and it is stated
that he has not yet fully recovered his
mental balance. -
Geldabury was a member of the bloody
quartet which sang at Chicago during the
World's fair. .
lira- Wsiauar showed iittlaeflect of the
long atrug la, but the shale mused such,
mutant at she went home to chicago. 7
The claim» is made that she unnoticed
Goldsbnry, who is still under the care of'
I nurse.
cut Bis Housekeeper's Throat.”
Cannes, N. .1. June lit—William A.
Thain of 1234 Point Breeze avenue, Phila—
dolphin. visited his former housekeeper.
Anna .Vincrlrlne. of 1068 South Front
I nicest, this city. and charged noggin:
keepbg company Wiiircther men. Daring
., a ml which roamed Thain Men.-
m and out the woman‘s threat from ear
to car. She died on tho way to the hospi-
tal. Oillccr Painter arrested Thoin while
he was washing’ the stains of blood from
his hands.
Ilerti’e lueceaeur a.“
Tears, Fla, June i5.~—Cclcnel lig-
uredc. responding to an inquiry about
Jose Marti. said: “I feel convinced that
Marti has died forthc cause he loved so
well. The revolution, however. will go
on just the same. While we may have
lost a good men, the cause still exist. and
the fight will he pushed vigorously.
Tomas Estrada Flame of New York will
undoubtedly be chosen to ill) Martl's place
and will do it ably."
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‘COIIM 1!:th
Puixcsrox. N. J., June 15.—'l‘here is
a general feeling of satisfaction manifest-
ed here among the few students remain-
ing at the college and among the town
people at the news of the indictment for
murder in the first degree of Collins. the
negro who shot Garrett Cochran and
Frederick Obi. A speedy verdict is hoped
for. Cochran is still at the inilrmary.
His condition has not materially chadged.
Tramps Hold lip a Train.
Rumor, 1nd,, June 15,—Tramps held
up a Lake Shore freight train between
here and South Bend. A crowd of young
men from here were on rd, and the
tramps relieved them of their money and
valuables They then shot at the youths
in the car and compelled them to jump
from the rapidly moving train.
Sm Colirna’s Oillcera Were Incompetent.
Sax 'FBAKClSCO. June lit—George l).
Bose, formerlya seamen in the United
States navy, was the principal witness at
the Collma investigation. He thought
70 that Captain Taylor and the other odious
do were incompetent. adding that no effect
70 had been made to aavethe passngaraor
even worn them of danger.
The alueyvilla Strike.
PRUVIME. June iii—The strike sit-
“ nation retains quiet. The Geneva weav-
g are voted not to return to work until an
increase of wages had been granted. In
11: Olneyville ell the mills except those in the
cane Form
f . rofmrinetbatm
“Wrmm
‘ nos .rl coincide
VmIE . 'rtm hear.
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terse '1 cum in t
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Fletcher combination and the Atlantic
rapcetgainain thenumherofoperetivea.
Policemen lihot e Thief.
New Your, Jane 15. -- Patrolman
Thcmaafi. Doyle of the last Fifty-first
street squad sbetend pro ymortally
injured Michael Callahan“ an east side
tough, while the latter was trying toes-
cepe arrest at the hands of Doyle ior rob-
bery lathe tint degree
hchdoo Will late a Tom
Wasmsoros, June iii—Assistant Bee
rotary of the Navy menace will sail in the
Dolphin Sunday at ht on a tour of in-
specticn of the nav militia reserve. He
will vieitli pertain Mdsys. going from
South Carolina to Maine.
M ‘l'are nan hassle In Islam
. Emcee. June iii-Jive sellers on
the United States cruiser lerb‘labeadovc-
staid their leave on shore and mine into
conflict with the police of the city. in a»
traces that resulted two oi the letter were
'fiewtandutmemom
warplanes. *Jaae‘ sentient-cant
OeiondOuyVJlenryefthaPiftheavei-
ryhasbeencrdeesdtolnapeotthe nation-
’ gums. _ 3.5
mundane“.
peelsbasdacidedin tsmofflusau .
Asthmendhen-sl infinite-ea
”new; ,-
of Mill.
whats» new
several aileron embracin
the coast line between New York
he
shale for the
Brownsville re their attention celledto ' ‘
baspccielly enjoined to
noutralitylawa of the
faithfully observed and
thereof promptly and vig-
oroualy prosecuted ” I
Complying with Mr. Olney'a sugges-
tica.'Attomsy General :Harmcn has dl- ‘
looted that all the United Stem attorv
”neys and marshals for the Atlantic coast
line , districts set in‘ conjunction and
take all steps necessaryandlll’ml W W
vent any violation of the neutrality laws.
acting promptly and vigorously. -
A STRANGE TRAGEDY.
Fourteen Mourners ltiiiod and Thirty In.
land In a peeth Chamber.
Vienna. June lt.—-Seventy people gath-
ered in thedcath chamber ci'a young man
at Rovigno. e seaport town of Austria. on
the west coast of latrla. on the Adriatic
The flooring of the chamber collapsed. and
all fall to the ground door and thence
into a deep cellar, the walls of the house
falling on top of the unfortunate victims.
All thclnhabltants of the town hurried-
to the spot. ll'lie tire brigade was called
out. and qthe soldiers in the tovén also
rushed to‘ the scene . .,
All united in efforts to remove the
debris. This being done. it revealed the
fact that it of the mourners hadhsen
killaland‘ 30 injured. The unhappy young
whenenfwbo had been the fiancee of the
dcéecsed man was found dead in the ruins
in a position close to the coffin.
STATEHOUSE FRAUDS.
Secretary of State Kelsey Not Among Tina.
Indicted.
'l‘nsx'mu. June ill—The Mercer coun-
tygr‘aud jury came‘inte court and pre-
sented Justice Gunmen with a batch of
indiatments which included those indicted
in connection with thostateboma frauds.
Prosecutor Stockton refused to give the
names oi the indicted.
The charges will be presented next
Tuesday.
Prosecutor Stockton admitted that Seo-
rntery of State Kelsey was not included
in the batch. John Collins was indicted
for murder in the iirn degree for the
shooting of Frederick Ohl. the Princeton
student. The grand jury made a long
presentment on the ststcheuse fronds.
Abbott and Burke Fight a ”raw.
MONTREAL. June lit—Stanton Abbott.
champion lightweight of England. and
Jack Burke. champion lightWelgh lof tho
southern states. fought a draw int eCrys-
tel rink for tilde a side. The agreement
was that if both men were needing at the
end of the fifteenth round the fight would
be declared a draw. The fight was a hot
one throughout. but neither could be said
to have obtained any advantage.
Many Naval Vacancies.
Wasmus'mx. June 15,—0wing to the
unusually large number of retirements in
the line of the navy and the engineer corps
during the past your. for the first time in
two administrations there are now more
vacancies than can be filled from the class
just graduated from the naval academy.
Fetal Thunderstorm In Austria.
VIENNA, June 15.--'l'hundcrstomia and
lightning continue. with total results. in
different parts of Austria-Hungary. 'i'wo
peasants were killed near Funflriroheu,
and two girls were killed and ten persona
injured and lilo cattle destroyed between
Bakes and Cache. in Hungary.
Motor Car Accident.
Ceiruuuusn, hid, June m.—A motor
car jumped the track in the Narrowe.
Lewis issues was probably fatally injured.
A son of Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd
had a lg broken and hip dislocated. lilo-
tormcn Green. a bliss Judy and several
others were painfully hurt.
the Cation States Expositions.
AM“. June lit—The tonnagement
of the Cotton States and international or-
position announced that it has been found
necessary to build an annex of lib. 000
squat-elect to the transportation building
in order to accommodate the exhibits of
, locomotives and trains. .
A Valuable Stallion Deed.
liscox. llla. June lt.-—l{nowles' Light
of the West. an imported Shire stallion.
valued at 110,000 and owned by Burgess
Brothers, is dead. 'i'hc horse took first
premium at the World's Colombian expo-
sition end was one oi the best known stal-
lioua in America.
A Colored liimetaliic tangle.
Nmeuo. him, Juno lam-A bimetallic
league has been organized here by colored
people. and it starts oil wicks—strong
membership. it is the (interpenetration
of its kind by the colored peoplaiu the
United States. a.
rear Killed by'ari Explosion.
b‘stx. Riven, him, Juno Inn—A free-
tcre tannin. llonry J. Langley'a factory
boiler. in County street. caused a terrific
ex itslon here. killing four persons and
in nrl’ng'rlnany others. two of them prob-
intents " ." a‘e -
in the secondtriai of captain Howaate‘
wandered. Winn-warmest until, .
lenders) bastaecsetatiibeargeed.
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