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nillicnsoflothers. Castoriaisthe
Children‘s Panacea—the [others
blend.
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to be found.
I’lIlIE TOMATO OITSIIP
Mormon
in 'throeeof 1
mania. With onlyflewmeptionethe races
were fiercely contested, andthe victors
earned the spoils which the
American Wheelmen held out to them.
Arthur Gardiner, the man from Chicago,
has astonished the mcing people, had
hopes of winning the half mile national
championship race and the two-thirds mile
special race, but tried and experienced
veterans were too much for him, and his
1
iEDDlE BALD.
colors went down in both races before E.
C. Bald. Bald’s victories were evidently
popular ones, and be was cheered loudly
as he returned to the tape.
In the half mile race the finish between
Bald and Bay MacDonald. his team mate,
was so extremely close that many thought
MacDonald the victor.
The two— third mile open spec 'al crc: 1tod
the most tumultuous uproar mong the
cranks, and every inch of the ground was
pluckily fought 01' or 111.0. Bald of Buf-
falo was just the shadow the best of his
field, and Murphy, Porter, Sims, Ziegler,
Gardiner, (Ioultcr and MacDonald Wont
down before him.
There Were a number of special features
sandwiched in betwwn the contests. Sid
Black, a trick rider, performed incredible
fonts upon an ordinary safety; two little
babies, 4 and 5 years old, rode a third of a
mile race, and two quadruplcts, the Syrn~
cuss team and the B11111» 11-11111, rode 11 mile
against time. The former, ridden by Cal~
lahnn, Mm'Lcad, Butler and linggcrty,
won the race in 1:511 3-5, making a new
record for tho quad.
The. only Zimmerman also rode a mile
against iimc, and set the crowd wild by
making it in the rcumrkably fast time of
1:57 4-5.
GOLD EXPORTS BEGIN.
A New York r11... Defies the Bond Syndi-
cute.
NEW YORK, July 1:l.~»>‘-ir1cc the con-
tract between the Morgan-livlmont syndi-
onto and the govcrnmcnt was signed lust
Februnry not :1 dollar in gold from the
treasury has been shippvd to Europe. This
morning, however, the first lot of Amvri
can gold to Ioavcthe country since the
second month of the your will sturt on its
way to Europe.
Tlurn111o1111t——$'2.'111 (1110—19 91- Ht purely
for profit, and at tho pr11'11ilir1g 12-11115 of
cxchnngc—nlmut Show-them is 12111111
profit in it. The bond syndicmc has roisr-d
exchange mics to the highest point since
the rcsumption of Sill‘f‘lll puyun'nis, Md,
according to the bust informcd 111.». \
Wall sin-ct, iht‘ only thing which 11:14 1111--
vcntcd tho precious metal from leaving
our shores, whvn undcr normal crrliilifllilzs
it would run out inn firmly and over in.
(”1‘1 “mini: stream of. tho prevailing high
rnt1-' , 1'. us 1h111‘1.1r of imurrin: the illi-
phusur'. 1 i 1111 {11111111111 s111dicu.
SHE COULDN’ T SHOOT,
s1. lilies llnghas I‘ulicrl (in! !i 11‘ r livil'o
(.old1 r; Tressm,
xi“ .\RK. N. n . Jill“ i 1 -—ill 'l iii iii
j1\;1l1111~'y 'il111'-1~'.:1 “111.1111 -:. LJ _\'1111'-
Monirhir'..11111111111'11 to .419
Sprwib. l8 )1:'11~ 111i in l"ull1 1'. :1 :
Miss . p.11'1l1l111d r1'11 111111 tho. 2111.111
(1fnf1'1111dof.\Ii~'~ll11_1.zbr~' au1ltl1..~is 1H-
Eigni‘il :15(I11:-1‘1111s1‘11ftl111n1't1.
AS Misc. Spurth was passing Ml.“
Hughcs‘ homo rho luttvr' run out. grobin-d
herr'lvnl by the hair and nth'rnpicd to
draw a rcl'olwr from l:1~r' p111-k1t 'l‘ln-
chpon caught in her dress, 11nd she was
unable to [no It.
Mcunwhilo the son-mus of bliss Fpanth
hurl uttracn'd the attention of n nugro,
who sprung forward and separated the
women. Miss Hughes hold 11 tuft of MN
Spncth's trcsscs In her hand as she “'L'llt
back to her home. Miss Sprrcth Ispror-
trutcd and refuses to prosecute her IISSilII'
nut. e
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Louisvillc~ '
Louisville ....... 0 0 0 ii 0 i 0 0 0-— 11
Boston ........... U 0 0 l 0 (I 0 0 0—- 1
“At St. Louis——
Philadelphia... 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 i) 0—— 1
Si. Louis .......... i) I) 1 i3 0 0 0 3 L... Ii
EAS'rrurx LEAGUE 11.1.1113.
At Scranton“Springfield, 10; Scrnn»
ten, 1.
At WIlkcsbarro—«WIIkcsbnrro, 0; Provi-
doncv 7.
At Buffalo—Syracuse, ll; Buffalo, 4.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Tire National llctnll Jewelers associa-
tion met In annual convention at St.
Louis.
The British general elections were nonr-
mcnccd, and 48 members were returned
unopporwd.
Five cases of smallpox have developed
In the family of David Reece, ntinworker,
at JEtnnvllie, 0.
A boy named Tucker shot and killed a
handculicd negro convict at Raleigh and
buried the body In the sand.
Arguments were begun In the second
trial of Dr. Seaman, who Is accused of
manslaughter of Emily Hall.
Christian H. Boots, a jowulcr, III, de-
spondont and out of Work, hunghimsolf
In the collar of his home In Jersey City.
Postmaster General Wilson has issued
an order forbidding poetmastcrs to draw
money orders payable at their own offices.
Seven hundred Chinese attacked Hein-
nhu, Island of Formosa. Two hundred of
them were mislead many wore captured.
Bis W’s W seventh anni-
Whitman at Patrick's ce-
theiirei. Master, with Imposing cere-
ironies.
1
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“CHARGED WITH HOWEAKIMI.
whose work in all the preliminary 1.11.1.1 I‘onng 1111111... We. hand In the Room or
n laughter of Exaolloltm- General lean-
nei Phillipe After Midnight—A Bottle cl
Chlorofcnn.
Wasnrxermr, July l:).-——Tlre grand jury
of the District has an indictment against
Benjamin Harrison hiilllkcn, formerly of
1 hicmpbls, 11 young man well known in
‘ ofllciai and social circles In this city and
private secretary to Senator Harris of Ten-
nessee. for houmabrcaking and felonious
, ' assaulting. The offense for which ho was
indicted was cormnitwd on the night of
, the Fourth of July, at which time he was
arrested and taken to the station house,
‘ but was subsequently released. Two days
later Mllliken left 11'.
returned.
For some time part Millikcn had been a
frequent caller at the house of (ix-Solicitor
General Samuel F. Phillips, 107 Rhoda
Island avenue. Mr. Phillips has two
daughters, Gertrude and Nora, both oc-
ccmplisbcd young ladies of high charac—
ter, and to the former Miillkcn was espo—
clally attentive. Millikcn was always wel-
come at the house, as his character was
supposcd to be of the limit.
0n the night of the Fourth, Millikan
called at the Phillips residence and naked
for Miss Gertrude. \thrf/tbo latter saw
him, she noticed that he acted q111\criy,ns
If he was under the influence of liquor.
She left him at once and retired to her
room. Milliken thcn summoned a servant
and sent his card 11p to the young lady,
but she refused to see him again, and the
servant showed him to the door.
About midnight, aftcr every one in the
house had rciirvd, Mr. Phillips was sud-
denly aroused by his daughter Nora coll-
ing to him cxcimlly. 'i‘hoy occupied c0111-
municatlng rooms 1111 the third floor.
Win-n Mr. Phillips reached this room, he
found both his daughters tlu-rc in 11 high
state of exoirvnuqrt, (Ii-rfrudc being appar-
cntlytcrrur stricken. 'l‘bcdoor lending In~
to thc lattcr's room was lockcd.
Gertrude finally 111111111g1'1l 111 tell him
there was :1 1111111 in the room. She had
been awakened by tho sun-ll of chlorofonu
and i. 111 found a man loaning ovcr her.
She had struck his 1111an away from her
{801' 11nd cscapcd to her sister's r1111111.
Mr. Phillips started for hisduughtcr's
room, whilc his wife and daughters run to
the lower flour. lie was joined by his
partner, 1'1". Frvdvrh'k )Irh’cnnoy, but in
the meantime two phill‘i‘llli‘ll arrived on
tho scone. Thc 111:111. buwcvr-r. ran down
stairs and usurped into the back yard! .-\s
be passed tho light he was rccognizcd IL‘I
Millikcn. Tho policc fullowr'd 11nd arresicd
tho 1111111, whowas tnkcn to the station
house.
Hr-wns relcné‘r'd lotcr in il11- night. How
Millikcn got. into rho houw is 11111» known.
'l‘h1- scrvuuts -c1y the doors m-rv swurcly
locked as usual. Entrunr'c could 1-11.9in
have van cil‘cr'h'd. I111w1'1'1'r. by 111111115 of
tho sidu windows on tho first Ilmii‘.
\"lu'n Mr. Phillips 11'11r111'd that Milli-
kcn had b11011 r1-l1'11s1-d, I119 was 11111'ns1'Iy
surprised. While naturally disposed I11
shun thc unplorbaunt rrotnririy which
would cnsuc. he thought tho law should
take its course.
)Iilllkvn is about 30 years: old r111l11r
Miran-11w in uppwurnnm 111111 :1 141.111.11.11
vcrsuriouisf. ”1' 11111111 l11'1'1~ 11111113111111-
pl1i< 51111111 yours 111.111 11>:11'1 1'r11:1p<111d«'111‘ for
51111111 wuih 1'11 11111~p.1p111~ l."1t11 11111111
was auburn-'11 -1l wirh tho 1111-11 pr1 s«
' city and has not yet
A BIGAMIST’ S SECRET.
11w.“ llevenicd “'va lle nun-11111311111“
nlnl Himself.
I..1.\'1'.\<T1-:1:, l’11...luly 12‘» —.l. W. ('l1:1111-
b1rl1 11. \l- -1 ~l111', 1i \ll]1}11|~1li\\lil 11ml
'1 ~ 2111' i1l1:1i .\'n1'\1'11'b..\' \1111
:1« 1111-111111fi1rl :15 :1 form-'1'
11f '.:1111':1.11'1' ll1~'1‘.1.~1'1't1'd v.11.»
'l1ll1lr1'rLsii'1'. i811- 111'1'1'. tho \1‘11111
111'. lir‘i'lllllilfi i11:11'1li11:h1111~'1-.
l'1111l l"1'i1l:1_v .«ln- b.1d 1.11.;11 icnorrmf of
Mr Ilil‘iililili-r ii'ugir' 1'111 ('buruln'r'luin
“’1‘.‘ :1 11111111111'r 11f 11111-1" il11'1111'~i 111111111
1111:? firr11il1v<oi1hi< 51'1'1i1111, Il1-1'11~'1»r11~11
l'.‘.«‘ f:1111ilyt1\'u y1-:11'.-: 111.111 1111' Lin/.ic lion/t,
111211111111 l11-1'1l1'111b at his hand;
in hcr 1111111111111'111111~11111»1111111t thvplrl
dwinrod that she I1111I l11-1-u 111:11'1'i1-1l 111
(‘I1umbcrlulu in (‘11111111'11. .Vnihim: Is
known l11'r1111f l11'r. i'l111111b1'1'l11l11's body
was l1111i1d l<rid1y11t Atglm, 1111111‘ West
cilt'Sli'l', this 5.11111»
111er two
Fell on a Circular Saw.
1331111111111; July Ili.—~G1-orgc it. List,
11 (‘urpi‘ilfcn was instantly killed at the
Mount Vernon shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company. List was Working [I111
largo circular saw when (loathcur11o. Right
behind the plucc wircrr‘ he stood to operate
the saw was 11 large pile of lurubvr, which
from some unknown 0.1111511 topplcd over,
throwing him against Ibo swiftly revolv-
ing saw. 111 an instant the blade had al-
most bisected his l11-11d. ib-nth rcsultcd in-
stuntly.
Mail Boxes Robbed.
Mourns, lr11I.. July l:i.-—-.\iur h excite»
mom. was caused here when It was discow
ercd that a nurnbvrof mail boxes through-
out the city had been pricd upon and ri-
fled. The loss will not be known, but our-
firm. the Osborn Pupcr company, reports
a loss of 31120 In money and drafts. The
boxes were all on business corners.
Injured by an Explosion.
BALTIMUIIE, July lit—By an accidental
explosion of puwdi'r in Leonard’s quarry,
ncnr (:rilvcrton, four men were badly
burned. Thonmnorrof the Injured men
are Stephen li‘lippan, Robert Reynolds
and Frederick Banks. nil colored, and
John Morris, white. Flippiu will probably
die.
Sir William Harcourt Mobhed.
1.031003, July ISL—Sir William liar-
eourt and wife, while returning from a
political meeting In a carriage, were vigor-
ously pelted with cabbage stalks and rub-
bish while passing through a rough sub-
urb of Derby. The two wore hit, but were
not Injured.
Think the Pooh ls lost.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13. —— Even the
most sanguine shipmasters are of the be-
lief that the three mashed schooner Steph—
en .T. Forks, which was In collision with
the British steamer Henley, has founderod
and all on board are lost.
here Won the season.
Queen's ROYAL, Niagara-on the-Lake,
Ont, July 13.--'l‘he final round of the
Canadian tennis championship took place
here betweonw. A. leaned of Summit.
11.3..111111. I. Met Yale. Them-
hrwonthemetoh.
him
mum m
1111111 Cleveland to John Ten: 11
Georgia on receipt of en riM'
Mr. Gravee’ then approaching greening.
When the wedding cards were out to
Cl1-veland, Mr. Graves accompanies then
with a letter. in which he pail! tribute to
the beauty and tenderness of ,rhepreli-
dcnt's own domestic life. The answer
fume promptly in the letter which fol-
(our
New Years, Doc. 9, 1890.
”John Temple Graves, Earp, Borne, GIL:
“Mr Dunn Mn. GRAVES—We received
the card of invitation to your wedding a
day or two ago, and i am glad your letter.
received only a few hours ago, 3113th
me. on behalf of my dear wife and my-
self, to do more than formally notice the
omission. And, first of all, let me assure
you now how much we appreciate the
kind and touching sentiment you convey
to us in our married state. Asl look back
upon the years that have passed since
God in his infinite goodness bestowed
upon me the best of all his gifts—n loving
and affectionate wif else-honor, the
opportunity of usefuln and the est-emu
of my fellow countrymen—are subordi-
nates in every aspiration of gratitude and
thankfulncss. You are not wrong, there-
fore, when you claim, In the atmosphere
of fast coming bliss which now surrogads
you, kinship with one who can
with unreserved tendernoes to the sanctifi-
cation which comes to man when heaven
directed love lends the way to marriage;
“Since this tender theme has made us
kinsmcn. let me wish for you and the
dear one who is to make your life doubly ‘-
dear to you, all the joy and happiness
vouohsnfmi to man.
“You will, I know. feel that our kind
wishes can reach no greater sincerity and
force “"'" ”"mn my wife joins me in the
fervcnt desire that you and your bride
may enter upon and enjoy the some felici-
ty which has made our married life one
grand, swuct song. Very truly, your
friend, Guovsu ()hEVELAb'D. "
A year or so ago Mr. Groves requested
of the president permission to publish the
letter for tho sake of its influence upon
the home life of the people, and Mr. Cleve-
land promptly rcplicd that he would, for
this purpose, frm-ly commit its use to “the
delicacy and discretion of his friend. "
A DIFFICULT ARREST.
South Carolina Constable "as a Pistol Duel
“'Itb an fix-Liquor Dealer.
Conrnrruafi. (7., July 13.—~Judge Town—
send Sentenced William Shep 11rd, an ex-
liquor dosh-r. to pay a fine of 8:200 and im-
pl'lsoimu-nt in the penitentiary for six
months for contempt of court for having
disregarded an injunction restraining him
from violnting tho dispensary lmv. State
Constable Spcvd was (Io-putlzcd to arrest
him i1111111-d'11111-ly. Hpccd {1,1111d Sheppard
In his place 111‘ businms 111111 told him he
hurl :1 Warrant for his arrest.
Slu'ppord sold I111 did not intcml to sub-
mil t111|1'l‘1‘~i, Spr'cd 1'1-plI1-d I111 Wnliiii car'-
ry 11111 his orders. Sheppard tl11~11 drcw :1
pair of pisinls :md 1'111111111-111'1'11 firing at
Speed, who did not reply at 01100, as he
had surm- diflivulty in drawing his wcnpon.
bringing blood, and nrmthcr grazed his
hand bi-foro bc drcw his pistol. Sheppard
had jumped l11'hir1d :1 1'ountvr, protected
by heavy lottim work, and kept up his
firing.
Two passing constables hr'nrd tho shoot<
i111,r and rush. d to the door. 0111- of them
1-1111111111111'1111 firing, also adding to Spcod‘s
111111;:1'1', I111 living bouwcn ihctwu fires.
Spm‘d kupt p.-ri'1-1-ily cool, firing ouch limo
I11» saw Sheppard. Um: bulletgran-11511011-
p:11'1l‘s f:11'1~. and another, having passed
ihrough hi< right log. brought him to the
Iio11l‘.5il1|1]1:|l‘ii \1.1~1h1~r1 pl: 11'11I i1111w11g~
1111 111111 lakv 11 to 1111' p1 11111 1" 1:11'y.
ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES.
They I'rovo n Sul‘ccu In Baltimore's Rail-
road Tunnel.
li\1'11\111111‘.. July lilw—Tho 1'11'1'11'31‘101‘0-
11111111'” 111:1y b1~ put into 111:111'1-p.1r1'i1'1‘n11y
11:13: l1:111l111;:.'1ll the trains of (I111 Balti-
11111;,» 111111 Hhin milrnrul through the fun-
11111. 1111 11 is 1- x1» ('11 11 iii: if tun additional
1"l11'i111 1111111111n1~ “ill I111 a: lit [(1 Haiti
11111'1'1111'. deposit of slime in the
clcctric muduit which caused the stoppage
1111 Monday 11111-11 11 train of '31 londcd cool
r'ars was bring taken through the tunnel
has been l‘vnmvvd, and no further trouble
is i'unsldi'rr-rl pussibli‘ from this source.
Thorn was another and cutiroly success»
f11l trial. The electric locomotive, coupled
to a frvlght train of II cars and a steam
lucouror‘n'n 11nd mimosa, went through the
tunnel 111. the rate of 18 miles an hour. To
sccun- resistance rricnsuring up to that to
be 11111-111111t1-rcd In hauling regular freight
ir:.ln.~1 1111» brain :11 on the last Ilvecars were
sot 'lhc 1'1111 was repeated with the brakes
set on Si run of the cars.
hm)”,
111.11... of Refuge Riot.
New Yours, July 13.—-'i‘horo was a small
1117,1111 Hot on the grounds of the house of
rcfugn on Randall's island. Several of the
Inmate.-111111ck1~d their kccpcrs. One of
the hour. (lr'orgo .l’urkcr, was stabbed In
tho fam- mu severely beaten with a base-
ball but. ’I‘homns Callahan, nu inm to,
was 11111 «11111. Other inmates were loc ed
up on the Island.
A Hungarian 1111.1.
Winnrzsnmum, Pa, .iuly lit—During a
Hungarian riot at Georgetown, a suburb
of this clty, Anthony Luoksavngo and
John K111111111 were fatally stabbed. In an
resting thoeo who took part In the fight
00115111111119 Lyons and Flannel-y were bad»
ly beaten. Nine of the ricters were lodged
in 11111.
The Grasshopper Pest.
Minors-trowel, N. Y., July 13. -- Grass-
hoppers have completely destroyed the
bur kwbcnt crop in parts of this county,
and similar reports come from adjoining
c011nti1~s.'l‘his has been 11 hard season on
the farmers thus far.
1111.11.11... Duel In Greece.
A'rmzss, July ill—The threatened duel
between Colonel Smolents. minister of
war, and Colonel Vassiliadia, a member
of the deputies, occurred. Two balls were
exchanged, but neither of the ducllste
was Injured:
General Harrison» sense-e.
SAnM‘OGA, J uly 13. --Ex- President Bon-
jnmin Harrison, who arrived at the Unit
ed States hotel Friday, will remain here
until Monday. lie had expected to leave
today for the Adirondacks. ,
Jockey lettie‘we lean-l.
Kansas 01:111.:on 18.141»qu . In;
brlawae hedlynrt hurt
goods.
Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. litany of thorn
at less than half original price and .111 fine
Remember We have made great reductions
- in the price of our Men’s Clothing. All this
season' s goods. Latest out.
0111- Half Price Sale on broken lots of Child» 1 'I
ren’s Clothing still continues.
II. II. BEIIEIIIIIT & II
Clothiers and Furnishers
11 Men and Boys.
l9 thin 81.. Norwall -
Sentinel Building, 811. Nowell.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
-0111-
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—GO TO—
TH E0.
OLSEN.
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Nighly Nickel Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the mansions
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a hedthful and pure
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past!. 15
(H111 bulb-t grazed Speed's throut, liftf'ciy you-3'
3111111 111111111 1111qu now
FIIANIIIS & 00.,
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
PlilNii
lIilIIIIINli
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCls8rco,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS '«{
86 Washington Street.
- South Norwallr. Boon.
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Io invitation is hereby er-
"— tended to the people of Norwali ‘—
- and vicinity to inspect our goods. _.
he do not claim to give you
"'” gold dollars for Ell-cert pieces; ""
_ hot we will treat you fairly and ..
justly.
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__ HEATING. 17 WALL s1. __
HOUBEKBEPING
__ ARTICLES at
33 WALL 8t. '—
Boie agents for the Victor Bicycles.
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