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They Were Lured into a Hallway.
Tull‘i'on, July 17. 'e trial of John.
Canine far the murder, of Frederick Ohi
at Princeton was continued, and Cochran
and Scott. his ormipanions at the time oi
Their evidence produced the impression
that it will be impossible to convict either
Collins or his partner, Downes, muse
neither of the students could give dirost
evidence that the defendants made any
insulting remarks or that he did use the
expressions credimu to him by the proscen-
tor.
It was shown by these two witnesses
that there had been considerable drinking
LAndcrson’ 8 restaurant. The witnesses
d lager beer. Ohl had none.
Garrett Cochran, tho Williamsport stu-
dent, who was shot limbo face, gave tes-
timony first. Much that was needed could
not be told because of his defective mem-
ory, caused by the escltemcnt through
which he has passed. In the direct testi-
mony he gave the details of the three stu-
Downcs. ,
Student Cochran Cruse Examined.
Senator Duly, continuing the examina-
tion of Student Cochran, asked about the
details of the first meeting of the students
and tho negroes Cochran said that at the
time there were some blttcr words on both
sides, but he could not remember what
Was said, except that Obi said, “ We don’t
want to fight with you follows." When
the altercation was over, the students went
to a fence and got pickets. These were not
strong enough, and they wrut across the
street. to get others, but did not do so be-
causo there was a woman on the porch
where they intended to pull the second
pickets. They got the pickets to defend
themselves. Senator Dnly asked if the col-
ored men were in sight thou. “No, sir,"
said Cochran. “Then why did not you
fellows go home?”
“I can ’t say,” replied Cor bran. “except
the snare reason why one does not go home
any other night. "
“When you students got tbepiokuts and
did not go home, were you looking for an
opportunity to defend yourselves?"
”No, air, but. we were afraid we might
be attacked. ”
This concluded the testimony of Coch-
ran, and then John M. Scott. of i-‘rank~
fort, Ky., the student who was with Chi
and Cochran when Collins and Dowucs
were met the first time, was called. He
testified that when he and Oh] and Cooli-
ran were [meeting the (‘0’ .od im in smuo
thing was said by the l: . tor, and that the
students stopped to mountain what it was
and whether it was intcudul as an insult.
Therowas a general talk, in which he took
part, but he could not recall any words
OXCi‘pt that. ()hl tried to act the. pt‘lll'l‘lllflk-
or. At the second meeting in front of An-
derson‘s something was said, but he could
not recall what it was. The llr‘grut‘s wrnt
into the hallway. and 0b] and (inn-bran
followed. Witness was too excited to re-
member what followt‘tl. cxoopt that he
heard the shots.
Thompson Heard the Shots.
William Thompson. a brother of John
Thompson, the boarding housi- keeper,
who testified in the morning. was the
next witness. llo board the shooting. and
oing to the scene aided his brother in
king Collins in charge until the prisoner
was turned over tuan oilircr. An adjourn-
ment- was then had.
Senator Italy cross examined thr- stu-
dent, and began by drawing out of him
the facts that be was a traiiml athlete,
Weighing from 15“ to ltiti pounds, and had
played in tho big football genus. and was
close to 0 foot high. lln- tin-u made him
stand beside Collins, who lonkt-d iiku- a
midget in Comparison. Prosecutor Sim-lb
ton was soimrwhat m-ttlcd at llll‘ object
lesson.
No amount of cross examination ('tilllfi:
make it clear that Collins had used throat!
oiling words iwforo thr- trouble. John M.
Scottof Frankfort, by, the third student,
lied also a defective memory; lb' was the
first to notice (Tolliun' muttering», and
turned to him to try and find out what he
was talking about. Scott rivaled that they
were drunk. lie had been drinking llt't'l'u
he said. Hodcuir-d that ho”hatml nig-
gcrs" when Counsellor Brash-y put the
question, after askiughlm about his home
in Kentucky.
Fleet Fielder Hogan.
INDIAxAl‘pLIS, July 17.-—Martln lio-
gan. the fleet fielder of the [adiabatic-
its basolmll club, made a tie of tho world’s
record at 100 yards. Ho defeated Hoary
Buwhmann, . the Indiana intercollegiate
champion, making the distanco in it 4-5
schonds, which in the record hold by H.
Bethune, the professional ruum r.
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Philadelphia better Carrion Accused.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17. -—-As a maul!
of the recent work of [mmmco insxmtors
in this city charges were formally pro-
fcrrcd against 37 Philadelphialottnrrnr-
rlors. Some of the manure ncmimlol
drunkenness. others with loitering and
still others with failing to traverse their
routes.
A Russian Count Robbed.
Cmr or MEXICO, July i7.——Count Po~
loekl, a Russian, has complained to the
police that he has been robbed of domain,
securities and choit-ti armsto the amount
of $200,000. He had all his taluahlca in
trunks, as ho was about to sail for Europe.
Killed by a Train.
Wlii’l'liliALk, N. Y. July 17. *Wllllnm
Stoddard, a wealthy farmer of Granville,
N. Y., in attempting to cross the railroad
tracks near this place, eras struck and in-
stantly killed by an excursion train from
Rutlaud.
Richard Gold-b Recovering.
Annm, July i7.-—-The report that
Richard Golden (Old idea Prouty) is dying
in this city is untrue; die has been slight-
ly ill, but has rccovsrbd, and is now with
relatives in Troy
W
nines e, in. his.
“armor, N. 1“” July ii. --Adain
Carlin of lthaca struck by a Buffalo
and Southwestern . fin-t west of Ken
nsdy and one lesson iy killed.
the shooting. werotbe principal witnesseai rested tho mm“ “1 “end "'5’" up ‘“
dents meeting Collins and his friend‘
‘ on falling to fludtlu-amuum of money
, Mr lit-chief of The lireue-Zoltung at Ber-
twill!
and but and mono
of Sill ott stmet. ' "
fight started is not definitely known, but
it is supposed to have been about a woman
whom each of the men wanted to take to
an italian festival.
Stilettos were drawn, and the men were
sts bbfng one another in fierce Italian style
when they wore interrupted by Central
Ofiice Detectives Butler and Keith. who
happened to be in the vicinity. They ar-
policc headquarters after they worn at
tended by an ambulance surgeon from St.
l Vincent’s hospital.
e; Larocoo was stabbed in the back of the
head. Tracheros had any oral cuts about the
head, while Masso was stabbed across the
FEUD BREAKS OUT.
The steam and the‘Derrelis seem a new.
suit With Pistols.
J sensor, Miss, July 17.--Tho village
of Learned. in this county, 25 miles from
this city, was the sccrw of a terrible battle
2 in which two men wore certainly killed,
i and reports say that six others were
wounded.
A load has existed for (years between
the families of tho Mcllecs and the For-
rclls, prosperous Hinds county farmers.
One of the Fort-oils was killed in a person-
al difficulty some years ago. ,
Particulars of the tragedy are meager.
but it appears that all parties ware attend—
ing a justico's court wherein the issue to
be tried was one between those ommsltc
parties. All parties ware bound over to
keep the peace, but after adjournment of
the court something happened that throw
all of both sides prosoutiutoa battle royal.
It is said 50 shots were fired, two of the
McRccs being instantly killed and a half
dozen men Wounded. The sheriff has gone
to the scene of the tragedy with a posse.
BASEBALL.
saviour. LEAGUE muss.
At St. Louis—-
St. Louis ........ 2 I) 0 0 00011—4
Nchork ....... 021042000—9
At Louissllle— -
Brooklyn....... 1 0 0 0 0 .2 0 ‘2—- 5
Louisville....... 2 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—- 2
At Cincinnati—-
Cincinnati ...... 0 O 0 :i 2 0 4 0 0—- ii
Barium ........... l 0 0 0 ii 0 0 l 0—— 2
At Chicago».- 5r
Philadelphia. .. l 0 0 ti 1 0 l 0 2—11
Chicago .......... U 0 ti 0 ll 0 2 0 0—- 2
At Cleveland——
Baltimore ....... t) 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 3— 3
Cleveland ....... 0 l 0 l 0 l U I) U- 6
Second game—-
Bflll.lili('il'i.‘.... .. o o o o 0 o o o 0-— 0
Cleveland ........ o o o o l o o 0 *— l
HASH-tits i.i-:.\oI'i: «Aims.
At Syracuse—4bmhvstvr. 7;
At- a‘cmnton—bfirmutou. ti;
7.
At Wilkcsbarrc—ll'ilkrslmrrc, 2; Spring’
field, 3.
Syracuse, 2.
Providence,
Rubber] In Church.
NEW Youk. July l7.—-—\\'hilc Miss Mary
hicAgavney was attending service in tho
Churchnf tin-Paulist Fathers, Fifty-ninth
street and Columbus tn‘i'lilit‘, she had her
pmkrtbrmk stolen, with its contents,
Mimi. in tho pow with Miss McAgavucy
were avail-d thrw little girls. A wum-
an in the church, hearing of llll‘ robbery,
said shcwmguizvd two of the girls and
gave tlu-ir mums and addresses. With this
information the pnlirr arrested Mary Dov
lancy. it) years old, and (‘ora lluuu, ll
years old. The young prisoners were sent
to the (it rry Siitli ty. An ordimz to tho po~
11cm thm mnbssml tin li‘ guilt.
Agod (‘nuple Tortured by Robber-s.
ASHLAVD, il., .luly iii—Four masked
mcn Went to the boner-of John Militia,
lving a few miles from this place, and mi
wing refused udiiiittnuru battered down
he door with a frucvrnil. They then
iourul and gagged Milillu and his wife. and
they believed to be in the house they tor~
turcd the couple, holding burning match
us to their foot and bands. The robbers
scoured Mil—all the mom-y in the house.
Mililln and his wife are both very old and
almost blind
The Killin: Jusiiflahla.
Poconnssrsxs,\ . . Y, July f7.—-'l‘h«~
coroner's jury hero returned a verdict of
justifiable homicide in the cascof John H.
Stougio, 19 years old, who killed his step-
father, Fred Garrison. til years old. at their
house in this city last Saturday night.
Garrison attacked Stougio with a pitch-
fork and Steugio wrciiclicd the Weapon
Irom him, at the same time striking (war-
rlson, who fell against a partition, break—
ing his neck.
The Texas Freehet.
EL Paso, 'l‘rx.. July lT.,—:'iw.‘lvc square
miles in East El l’iiso arti iuidvr writer,
causing $15,000 damages. Traffic over the
Southern Pacific has been entirely blocked
for 24 hours. Evergreen cometary is on-
tlroly under the flood, which was the big
goat ever kl’HVil lu-ro. Tho frcshct, how
over, which was caused by heavy rains in
New Mexico, is now recoding.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Professor Stephen J. Young of Bowdoin
college died suddenly at Brunswick, Mo. .,
of apopi xy.
Tho lnghnmton (N. Y. )' Dairy anemia-
tloii today advanced the price of milk
from i to 5 cents per quart.
'l‘hc lord mayor of London. SlrJosoph
Bennie, entertained Augustin Daly's oom-
pany at lunch in the Mansion House.
Dollie Bclknap, aged it years, adopted
daughter of Fleming Sun-or and wife of
Unlontown, ind, poisoned hcr adopted
parents.
Prince Blemerok's health is much bet-
ter, and as he is unwilling to travel he
will probably not go to Gastcin or Kissin-
gen this year.
Warrants have been issued for 25 promi-
nent men of Cottonwood Mills, Kan, for
the lynching of George Lynch at that
piece in May, 18%.
The Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks of New
York city died on the North Gannon Lloyd”
steamship Folds, July 10, two days out
from Southampton.
Baron von Hammerstein, formerly edi-
lln, hufleducmnuunsudomoiaiseelr
hisdweillng.
whohedebol
' near Dado
The three men are bricklayer-s. How the A
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When served as a Break-
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person. It is not steam-
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Nut-likefiavorotWheat
in its natural condition.
it has none of the coarse,
gritty taste of cracked or
rolled wheat.
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to lleve
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Bands of the Druggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine, but a prescrip-
tioncom rounded on scientific principles end
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. s cures
wrought by it are simply‘wonderfui and have
attracted'thousauds to t a doctor's parlors for
treetmen .
To each an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medl-
clne from pro is who could not visit New
York city, that t became a matter of do! to
devise some pl an by which the general in life
could been ivlierl with this genuine. va uebie
remed C(l)‘.uns fort this purpose A A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norwalk to arren
with E. G. Tomllnson.s‘outh Norwsik.snd
R. Hale,Norualir.to permit them to keepi n
stock and sell this wonderful blood remed.
This is purely vegetable. and dexcslient. ton c
and bull (trier. ablooc purifier nuucelled.a
nerve tonic nothingcen uel. Dr. Scott has
devoted his lire to thbelt movough knowledge
and understandingofb I. I few of
which are named ere: lKidney disease. liver
complaint. sick .hoadache. musou ire/ame-
tism. dy a. ice s of a ppetlte. caustics.-
tiou. scro ale, syphilis. cancerous hunters. n
in ca terrh sellitr sum pimples on
”flammability. bolls. diuinése. female eeakw
aces. male
The above nun druggists have rescind
their first consignment and would invite
rsons recall and become acquainted wit:
. merits Jerfeot nremedy.Dr
megwhnfimgggé’ed Dr Shott‘e 800;;
d ' age blood in fees
$5., “‘3: Dr. Am: mfi
have to be Used with Dr.
No Pills scott’s.
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E. , Ii. ,Tornllneen, tenth Ismail;
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l9 Alain 8i. licrwallr.
goods.
Remember we have made great roduetim
in the price of our Men’ 3 Clothing. All this
season's goods. Latest cut.
Our Half Price Sale on broken lots of Ohild~
ren ’s Clothing still continues.
Clothiers and Furnishers
For Men and Boys.
years.
sell them.
aor—
--GO TO—
Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. at... or M
at less than half original price and all M
W. A BENEBIBT & BB
Sentinel Building. So. Inmll
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
TH E0. OLSEN.
The Gate City Ilrin Stone Faucet Filler.
Manufactured of Polished lime and Highly lllciel Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful 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
And at this time are showing the best line off
I
in invitation is hereby ex-
tended to the people of Harwell
and vicinity to inspect our goods.
. We do not claim to give you -
gold dollars fulfill-cent pieces;
but we will treat you fairly and
justly. ;
JBNES 'itHBTBHKISS,
PLUMBING
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HEATING.
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
$3 WALL 8t.
80th forztbe Victor Bicycles.
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afford to do otherwise.
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RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
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