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Ila liays nothing of a Political nature Was
rats-e "e! was. no law: the some
‘ dent. but levee Chinese Declare Differ-
'eatly. and the Mystery ls Dill! Unsolved.
SYRACUSE, J uly iii—A spwial to the
Syracuse Post from Old Forge, N. Y.,
says: ' ,
That General Harrison made the state-
ment attributod to him in the dispatches
of Wednesday cannot be denied truthfully
bythe parties to the conversutbn. The
language he used was given verbatim and
was told to at least sovon persons whose
names are known to The Post corrcsyxmrl-
out.
In his denial Major Poole says he did
not tell any one that General Harrison
had said that he would not be a candidate
for the presidency. As a matter of fact,
Major Poole, after he and his friends had
boarded the steamer Zip on thcir way to
the Forge House from Ilodds' camp, called
them around him and confided to them
the result of the Interview he and Joseph
I. Saylcs had with General Harrison.
Major Poole told the party that Gen-
eral Harrison told him (Poole) that the
trip to Syracuse would not be taken dur-
ing state fair week and for the Grand Ar-
my man not to expect him to be present.
After telling them this Major Poole told
them what General Harrison had said
about the presidency. He also told them
not to state the conversation to any news-
paper men. Ho laid particular stress upon
this.
“No Politics," Bays Poole.
When Major Paolo renohcd tho Forge
House, he was asked If politics hurl bocn
discussed during his visit to Control liar-
rison. He replied that thoro was no refor-
cncc made to anything that partook of
the naturc of politics. 'I‘hursrhiy afternoon
Joseph I. Saylcs was called upon by The
Post corrcswndcut in relation to his in-
tervicw with Gcnornl Harrison.
“Have you anything to any for publica-
tion regarding the public statcmcnt about
General Harrison and the presidency?” ho
was asked.
-“I have nothingwhntcvor to say," was
Mr. Saylcs' answur.
“Was the language nttributcd to Gen
crol Harrison correctly reported?"
“I will not answr-r any qucutlons rc-
garding my visit to llodds' wimp. "
All cffortsto have Mr. Snylos talk for
publication about the intorviow he and
Major Poole had with Gcncrnl Harrison
were fruitless.
The Post reporter rndo to Dodrls' camp
last evening. Gcnoml Harrison was read
for; his mail. He grow-d tho roportcr cor-
dially and inquired as to what‘ was the
nature of the call.
“What, if anything, huvoyou to any,
gonornl, about the story publisbod this
morning?" he was asked.
‘fl have nothing tosay about the story, "
answered the general ploasuuily but firm-
ly.
“Will you not deny or aflirm tho truth
of tho Poole interview?"
“I will not."
(ioncral Harrison said that all offorts
to have him talk through a in-wswipor on
anythiugof a political onion-Would proVu
in vain.
“I must be loft ulonv so for us that sub-
ject is ooucoruod whilo I am iu-rv, " ho
said.
HER DEATH WATCH SET.
\ .A. _
Marla Barberi, the Condemned Murders-sq,
In Sing Sing.
' Sim; Hum, Jilly lit-Morin liarbori, lu
charm of u dopu'ty shorifl mid fif‘t'lllllpll-
nicd by Mrs. Fostor, iiic Tombs Align-l.
urrivod horc. Tln- party was mot or the
depot by Koopor Ml'Nmil. 'l‘horo was no
crowd, as the coming of tho girl had boon
kept soorot. At tho prison tho usual rou-
tino was guuo through. 'l‘ln- (mllllr'lilllvll
girl was thou osr-orn-d to a room on tho
top floor of the hospital building which
hurl boon Ill't‘pllfl‘tl for lwr ror'r'ptluii ill—
stood of a coil in the (loath houso.
'l‘ho (loath bouso has room for but two
mon- prisoners, and all of thoso tIu-ro now
are mun, so it was thought boat to givo
the girl u sopuruto room. Mrs. lv‘mtor rc-
muluod with the girl all night, but this
morning the solitary confinement began.
After this the girl will soc. only those al-
lowed by the law—tho prison physician
and tho warden. Tho donth wntoh consists
of Koopm-s Cochran and Tulcott.
l’llibuatere Are Foxy-
Kimonos, Jamaica, July lit—An open
boat laden with arms loft Dracula-sari on
Tuesday night for anlnn point, there to
meet boats from other crooks similarly In-
den. ’l‘ho contonts of these were trans.
shipped to open boats from tho Cuban
count In the open sea, which made back to
the Cuban crust with their supply of war
material. The polite who am kccplngn
sharp lookout for such attempts, wcro
thus outwittod.
Antielgarstte Law llncmtltntional.
WHEELIIIO, July Iii. ———Judgo Nathan
Gofl of the U nitcd States circuit court for
this district hundod down a decision de-
claring unconstitutional the law passed
recently by the West Virginia legislature
imposing a license of 8500 per your on re—
tall dealers in cigarettr-s and cigarette ps~
porn. The law was tested bytho American
Tobacco company (the trust), with the
above result.
Horrible Case of Wife Meeting.
NEW HAVEN, Jtily10.-A horrible case
of wife boating has been brought to light
in Bethany. The victim, Mrs. Alice Co-
lumbc, 80 years old, lies at the hospital at
the point of death with both arms, left
thigh and right hand broken and terrible
scalp wounds. Joseph Colombo, husband
and assailant, has been ill treating his
wife for some time mt.
Came to Prey oa Eadeavorers.
Bos’rmr, July 19.-—Slxtccn men held by
the police during the Christian Endeavor
convention on suspicion of being pick—
pookcts were released by order of the
court. They came from all parts oi the
country. M
Pea Americana Congress.
'I‘oaos'ro, July tum-The first session of
the Pan American 00!]ng was opened in
Pavilion hall in the pmncc of a couple
ol thousand pounds. Warring Kennedy,
mayor of the city. read an address of svel-
conic.
Hillel” m far I Beulah.
Beasts, ins. July [Eu-ocean” Ola-k
John tissue, he was mistaken for a
subs room: um a arena
1 ’ autonomous: sov-
wing“ has oflcl'ed 10,000 f tor tilt
capture oi-the murderers of the tax-pro-
micr.
The correspondent of the Inndou Stand-
ardwlm his paper as follows: “Public
oplnlm points to
Halrifl.Nikola,Tu-
icktchioil and
Ivanoff. I am In-
fomicd that the
, government has
decided to rcarrcsi
’l'ufektchicfl, wbr.
Was liberated on
'l‘ur. y. Stambu-
loll ad always
. designated t h e
‘. brothers 'l'uiokt-
chicfl as the 1398th
sins of M. Bel-
chcll. Tho govern-
BTAMBUM’FF' 'mcnt organ, Mir,
suggosis that Smitmilofl’s sorvnnt, 'I'odo-
ruff, and some members of his party com,
mlttcd the crimd.
“A letter signed by iii violcnt Rosw-
philos has been sent to Radoclnvoff, whc
is chic! of tho unti-Itussian party, contain-
ing a monacc to blow up his homo."
Lmllxnl, July Ili.—-Thc Berlin corru-
spondcnt of Tho Times says: “Reporter
were circulritod that Prince Ferdinand
had abdlcatud tho rulorship of Bulgaria,
and that the Austrian government had
sent a circular to tho lmwors on tho sub-
jcct of Bulgaria. The rolmrts. though thcy
aficctcd tho numoy mnrkots, wr'ro given
no crcdonoo ciao vhcro. I am inforriml on
good authority int the murder of Stam—
bulofl will probably not loud to tho intor‘
ventlon of the pawns. It is believed that
henceforth Russian Iuiluonr-o will begin
to mnko Increasing sway in Bulgaria.
The \‘osrsischo Zcitung says that curses
and (everlasting shumc will cling to the
Bulgarian flUVt'l‘llllll‘lll, which certainly
had a shnro in tho (issussiuution, rsnd which
know of murdorous plots, yot did not hin—
dcr notorious nmrdr-rors from moving froo-
ly about Sofia. "If any culinary citizon,"
tho movsjmpor {(00.1 on to say, “bud boon
Incrimimitod as Prince Ferdinand has
boon, ho would huvo boon arrested. Prince
Fordlnnml has {orfoiml tho right to worn"
a European crown. iin must. fall."
The National Zoitung says: "The name
of Bulgaria will honor-forth bc cxprosslvc
only of tho most contorupliblo lngrntitudc
and the most pitiful dopruvity. This inun-
atrrmlty milvd n Pliflizt‘ cunmit livc. "
Tho Timon says today of tho tit-ad states
mun: “.N‘tmubqull wusouoof three bril’
Ilant statosmon producod in the Balkans
in the last half cmitirry. With llrtlo of
tho vcuccr of civilization. with liltlo dis.
tinctlon or rollnomoni, ho mnocuhsl bo-
ncnth a rough oxiorioru natural tondcr—
nose and (lclimicynf fooling which only
thoso who know him lntlmntoly could rip—
pn‘olnio.
"Thorn was no lmmbug or alleviation
about him. llo was a mnnwnud n grout
man. Wimti-er his iii-loom may have
boon, thvro was uvvvr a doubt of his pn-
triotism rind dovotiun to his country."
Coxwui'ixoi'm, July lil.~.ilthougli
the llt‘Wrijmpt'i‘a' hon- are prohibited from
making any rofororn-o to tho murdor of
M. Stambulofl. tho liulgririun ulntosmuu,
' tho pcoplo un- wildly indignant and un-
not sparing in tlu-ir consume of tho pollrto ‘
and govcrnmont of Bulgaria.
UAIusuiu. July io.—-—\i’hrn informoil of
tho rlr-nth of )I. Stamiuilofl, Prim-o Fonii-
imnd of Bulgaria li‘lt'iti’illlllf’d to tho, iiui-
gnrirm siniosmun‘s widow, saying:
“Fill-«l with indignation and sorrow
and only dosiruus in tho prosouco of this
torriblc ovont of I‘t‘lllI‘IillII‘l'lllIZ tin-vmiuont
qunlitlvs of him wimromlorod such mom-
join my most profound and sorrowful con-
dolNu-os with your ta-urs, and pray God to
support you in this fwu‘f'ul trial and grant
you tho consolation of tho thought that
history will pu-si-r'vv in cir-runl mvmory
tho patriot whom an nimmlunblr- ourrugo
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National Rowing Regatta.
SaunooA LAKE, N. Y., .luly ill—In
the national nmutour rowing n~gnttn
here the Bohemian crow of Now York won
the senior right ourod race, the Harlem
crow Won tho sonlor douhloa, and tho In-
stltutos won tho scnlor four oarod sholl
race. 'l'ho business mcctlng cndcd Inn
big row, and thc Wichitlon may split up.
A Macedonian Rebellion.
Kt's’rsmm, lioumnnln, July lit—Tho
wholo of the Maiosh district of Mocmlonln
north of Htrumnltza Is in tbchnnds of
insurgents. The bridges norms the river
Struma have been rIoiuollshrnl.
TE Leann-Fluted egress.
Mnnchcsicrvby-tluui-ioa, Mass, celebrat-
ed the 250th nunlvorsary of Its Incorpora-
tion as a town.
Henry Irving, Wnltcr instant and 10
others went to Windsor castle and were
knighted by tho qua-on.
The international convention of the
Baptist Young People’s Union of Ameri-
ca was begun at Baltimore.
osltlvc denial la mode at tho Vcnczuc
Ian lcgntiou of recent reports in this coun‘
try of a revolution in Venezuela.
The Philadelphia municipal council of
the Irish National federation has cabled
01,090 to Justin McCarthy, M. P.
The big carpet mills In Remington,
Pa, which are now standing idle owing
to the strike of the ingrsln carpet weav-
era, will open on Monday morning.
West Point cadet appointments have
been issued to Wayne Walker, Butler, Pm,
and William A. shnllcnbcrgcr, alternate,
Rochester, Pa.
The American Union of Swedish Slug-
srs is going to Ilium. 000 strong, to sing
American songs in Sweden, Norway. Eur
land and France.
Bythe of an electric trolleywlrs
in Oil William J. Perms was killed
. and tools ndsrsou, Ruth liartanrl lire.
'1'. I. Val or were inland.
ornblosorvlvos to Iiulguriu, I ouco Illlll'li‘
llllr' t‘rrill’l.
hrs-e torn from tlu- nib-vi iou~ of his frioails. " ‘
‘rlvrn'nrrrw from tho fur “'l'il’.
it”
(u a“: as some new...
m ions was our our stuns.
It Tool. the Lawyers levee [tears to sale u,
Both Sides of the Case In the Priaeetoe
Tragedy—Judge Galen-ire Made an Ira--
Mild Charge {Wilts Jury.
Tnnsmv, July lib—The trial of John
Collins, the. negro, for the murder of
Princeton Student Fred P. ()hl, cndcd In
a verdict of murder in tho second degree.
The jury was locked up, after listening to
the summing up of counsel, for seven
hours. The verdict was reached late last
night.
The last day of the trial was taken up
by arguments. Senator Daly and Judge
Beasloy addrossr-d the jury In behalf of the
defendant. Counsel claimed that the evi-
dence bud provod that Collins used his
pistol in self defense, and that the strong
point in favor of the prisoncr was the fact
that,tho slmotlng would not have occurred
had not Chi and Cochran armcd them-
selves with fcncc pickets and followed
Collins forthc purpose of pickingn quarrel
with him.
Assistant Prmcmitor Apgnr. spcaklng
for tho state, said tho jury should climi- .
unto all considorutious of sympathy for
Collins lo-ouusutho sludontu dld,nct go
homo oftor tho first quarn-i. Was not
mom sympathy to bo fu-lt ovor the death
of Oiil, who lost his life through Collins'
Invitation to “coma in born, you whito
———P" A mun is guilty of umrdor in the
first dogrw, ovcn if tho man killed pro-
vokes flit: assault. As to why tho stu-
donts did not go homo, it might be askod
as woli, “Why didn't Collins go homo?"
J udgo Bl'llrilf‘y, for tho lltilt'lliil‘, roforrcd
to tho students as having only contompt
for nogroos. and ho ohnructorizul a fruit»
brill plriyr-r as a cross botwui-n n prizo
flghtoruud a wrestler. EEC said the stu-
doms wore the,- nggrosaors. and in- hcid as
ovirlrncc of this their gutting thi- palings
and not goingiioruc after tho first quarrel.
Justice (luminere's Charge.
During Judgo Iiomloy's talk Juror 'I‘cr-
huno was tnkr-n ill with tho hoot. Ho was
carried from the courtroom and attended
by a physician.
Ilo returnod to the jury box in 15 min-
(lit-2i.
Judgo liousioy continurd his argument
for tllt' prisoner and was followird by firm
mor Ilnly. who talked for an hour. Proso-
cutor Stockton thou summod up for the
stuto.
’l‘ho misc, was given to tho jury after
Jlln‘llt't' linmmoro, in a brief charge, had
dt'flm'li tlu- low as to tho ditYorr-nt dogrcos
of murdor. ill: uddod that if tho jury bo-
lion-d tho fostimonynf (“ullins thoy should
ucqult him. ’l'ho tostimonyof u ill-fondant
in a bomb-lilo coma howvvor, should be
taken with n grout rival of caution, said
(‘ullins was muirmliori-d vory
materially, in tho opinion of flu» justice,
and if rim jury: hollow-«l this i'unirmlir'tury
tmrimuuy. or if ibuythnughi that win-n
('ulillh’ iru‘itul llu‘ siudonis lulu tlio bulls
wuy ii“ (lill so “'llll thr- hopi- ul‘ oxpw'tzi-
limit that tin-y would ultark him and with
tho iutr-riri-m of eiiuuiing tin-m if thvy did
attack him. flu-ii it was lbo- duly of tho
jury In mush: him of riiiinloi' in lilo first
dcgrr-v
NEWPORT DOINGS.
\"hat the Swell Society People at the Sea-
»Irlr Are About.
Nibi'mri‘, ii. i.. July i‘.l-—~.\lr<. .vllvu
Smlil: \':nul:~:'lviil Li'ilVi‘ Alt‘l' first «'riiu-rtuin-
nu-ul of rho Mulhllll. ’l'hvro sun on violin-
ruir- lunriwou. and tho llorul domrulious
wi-rr of iiw r'linivvsl’ kind.
Mr. and Mrs: John Jacob .\~ior mum
quid ly in town ll‘rilll iiiiiru-ln-r-k on Mr.
Astor's yuviil Nni‘mrilini. 'l'hvy \wro
rlriwzi in .'l mrmunnmb in livur'lnvmul,
.‘ll‘. .\~irll"> lilvrliii'l": riding-u
’l‘iu- i'unquvrur arrival in port lust
:ovvulng from Hrrwnpuri. bringing Frvll
W. Vuiulvrbili :iiui .\ir. William l'usl- All
l‘XI‘lIl‘~lnil from li-Mun liruugiil lln\\'ll fully
Tum lir'r'llir‘. nmuy of ihom l‘hrisliun i'In-
’l‘iu-_v spout
ibv «lay in-ro rillrl rvrui'nmi iihl night.
GOULD’S MATCH COMPANY.
To Direct ran Immense Factory That Will
Employ Is Thousand llrsnda.
P.\_~r~.\ll‘. .V. .l., Julv lit.—— The Conti-
iu‘ntnl Match cornpuny, in which Edwin
(ilrtilll Hi NI'W York is tlu‘ ('lllof smok-
hoirlrr, has sinrir-d to onlurgo its works in
this «by so use to oinploy 2.30 hands. and
llnriliianllltrll out Contracts for on im‘
lllonm' plant at Ugdi-nnburg. N. Y.
’I'ho iigdonsburg factory will be the
principal ono. It will Include two stone
iiroprmf buildings. 400 by no and 551) by
75 foot, and will employ 1,000 hands. The
object of moving the headquarters to 0 -
donsburg is to have the principal factogy
ucnr rho lumbor regions.
Village Schoolteaclier Weds Millionaire.
Punitub, Ma. July lit—N. Q. Pope,
a Woll known millionaire horseman of
Ilrrmklyu. was quietly mnrrlcd at Knights-
vlllo. u suburb of this city, to Miss Jennie
Harm's, lhv ionchcr of tho village achool.
l’npr- luu lwon rs wldrrwr'r for several years,
and root Miss Barnes a your am). A acme-
wlmt romantic uttur'hmont reunited, and
truths wcro plightod. 'I‘ho millionaire Is
on yours old, and tho brido Is 215. The
happy pnlr loft for lirmklyn.
(Sen-weal Harrison Caught No th.
On) Forum, N. Y., .Inly lil.-—-Gcncral
Harrison \Vi'llt out on First lnko In scorch
of salmon, but caught nothing. He will
try it again. Gcncml Harrison In looking
forward with drop inn-rout to the opening
of the door soar-um. This your door arc.
plcrrtiful, and he liitomirl to hunt them as
mm as tho lmv pormits him to do so.
Four Babies at a Birth.
Warrtn'rows, N. Y.. July lib—Mrs.
Elizaiwth Rankin of Pittslmrg, (int, on
tho ovculug of July Iii gave birth to four
childron. throo boys and a girl. 0nd
of tho malocbildrr-udlml 14 hours after
birth. 'i‘lu- othn-r thrco are doing well.
The aggroguto wulght of tho four was 20
munds.
lileycllst l’ell Tweetyonve ll'eet.
Cumrmuurn. N. Y., July lit—Fred
Schllck of Washington lost control of the
bicycle he was riding in ranking is turn In
the road and fell down a 25 foot prmiplcs,
cutting his lower lip so that 14 stitches
had to be taken in It. breldcs othcrwisc
injuring himself.
Boy hemmed to Death.
New You, J 1in 10.—Hipycar~old Rob-
srt Higgins was trampled to death in
frontal his home at Mt Washington sires,
by a horse attached to a doll
VM'O‘OI.‘
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season’s goods. Latest cut. ,
Our Half Price Sale on broken lots cf Child-
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years.
§_l_llilH NiliiWAlK HARDWARE [ill
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FRANBIS & 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
Plllllli Mill“,
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot f
afford to do otherwise. {
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, ‘
86 Washington Sheet. - South llorwallr. Conn.
In invitation is hereby si-
"— tended to the people of llorwali “’
_ and vicinity to inspect oorgools. __
We do not claim to give you
”" gold dollars for ill-cont pisses; ““
...__. but we will heal you fairly and __
justly. .
.__. JONES iolillltllllISS, .. .
figural} ‘ W
_ HEATING. l7 WALL 51'. _ V
HOUSEKIBEPING
ARTICLES at
"— 23 WALL 8t. ""
Bole agents loathe Victor Bicycles.
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