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by Detectives—A rm Charge to no
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Cameo, July slim-B. H. Holmes will
be charged with theerime of murder in
the city of Chicago today. A warrant for
by A. Minter. nephew of Julia L.
of Muntlns, ls. , *
Holmes will be charged in the warrant
with having murdered Mrs. Connor some
, time betwuen the 1st of August and the
let of November, 1892. The warrant will
be placed in the hands of Inspector Fitz-
patrick by Mr. Minter, and while it can-
not be served at the present time it will
be acted upon the instant that Holmes is
freed from the charges pending against
him in Philadelphia.
Mr. Minter has been moved to the point
of swearing out a warrant by the discov-
ery of a letter from the father of J ulla
L. Connor addressed to Holmes. This
letter is as liowa: ,
“DAVENPORT, 1a., Nov. 1, 1892.
“H. H. Homes—Yours of Oct. 1 at
hand and contents noted carefully, and it
astonishes us very much that you write to
us making inquiry about our Julia L.
Connor. We thought you knew all about
her whereabouts, and were thinking about
writing to you to know where she was. We
have never heard from her since last De-
cember. She then wrote us she was going
to leava Englcwood on account of Connor
making threats. that he would take his
child nway.' lie said he would take her by
fair means or by foul means. Mr. Holmes,
we were in hopes all the time that you
wore in communication with her, and if
anything was wrong We would hear from
her through you. By her letter we were
thoroughly astonished, as we know noth-
ing of her whereabouts. We know not that
she is dead or alive. Your letter makes us
very unhappy. Mr. Holmes, if you should
hear anything of her, please let us know
and relieve the present unhappiness of an
old father and mother. Respectfully,
”A. SMYTHE."
Holmes Concealed the better.
This letter Holmes received, but eon-
ceaied. It was written in reply to one sent
by him or one of his confederates to Mr.
Smythe. In a letter sent from Englcwood
the handwritlugof J uiia Connor had been
imitated and her name forged at the bot-
tom. The letter contained the statement
that she was going to St. Louis.
Mrs. B. F. Pltzel is back in Chicago aft-
er her trip to Toronto for the identifica—
tion of the bodies of her children. She is
now ready to tell all that she knows re-
garding the operations of Holmes in: an
insurance swindlor. He made important
statements regarding the swindlcs and
the measures to carry them out, but she
says that she was' kept in ignorance that
any of them entailed murder.
Bones and articles of clothing were
turned up in the lmsonicnt of Holmes'
house Monday. Some of them were from
the butcher shop, but others of the bones
resembled those of a human foot.
In a chest holding set-rot belongings of
Holmes the police found a vest. identified
as one long vvorn by liolnws, upon which
were dark stains resembling blood. in a
box were found a linen shirt and other
articles of underwear.
The shirt had the initials “G. B. l). "
700 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, CT. Workmi in rod letters. The box was found
a36m under the floor and Was covered over with
a layer of fin-brick.
Immune
”—0”—
Ilaads of the Druggists.
This
medical science in the
batman
such an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medl-
na from people who could not visit New
ark city. t t became a matter of dd‘bl‘ig
with this scan as, v cable
A. Shepherd
by which the coral
scum
i i. SHEPARD Mill llii. SCOTT.
0 Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to line
Ilia Great Remedy Placed in the
is the most wonderful production of
nineteenth century.
This is not apatent medicine, but a prescrip.
tionconi untied on scientific principles and
used by 8:. Scott in his extensive practice for
In the collar. near
whcrcthcimnos Wore found, a wonmu's
shoe was turned up, with evidence of fire
on the bottom of the solo.
As the earth where those articles were
found was not removed in laying the
foundation of the house, no reason for
their burial can boassignod by the police
except to hide murder. Close by is the
bottom of the shaft, which made connec-
tion between the top of the house and the
imacmcnt, while just ovvr the spot is the
blind stairway, which lends into lllt‘ third
floor by n trapdoor plum-d under a station
ary bathtub.
A meeting of the detectives engaged in
the examination of the house “'1“ held
last night, and they announced that in
fall blood diseases. Th cures their opinion the house had been con-
the ourteboitare slmpfiwcndsrfnl add have structud for the purimsv of deliberate
to a doctor's parlors for slaughter.
More care than ever will now
be exercised in searching the promises.
Holmes lakes a “atoms-t.
PHILADELPHIA, July Sit—At his own
request ii. ii. Holmes, insurance swindlcr
and allrgul murderer, was bmught into
the office of District Attorney Graham and
allowed tomal. a statement. It consisted
”1:40 and ucslleMé substantially of a repetition of the Hatch
Dr. t 1'“: he persisted in his previous statements.
orcugh knowledge
cod a ew of
story, and despite rigid cross questioning
When Holmes was brought into the
room, his wife, a young and rather pretty
blonds, was present. When their eyes met,
they seemed to shrink from mob other.
the woman especially manifesting a feel-
ing of disgust and horror for the much ae-
cused man.
Toprovc his assertionaliolmm produced
the diary kept by himself and wife in To-
. Scott‘s route, where he alleges he gave the Pitch
m of!» 83,35 llg‘wld children to mam.
' intend tsking's bl mad nesbould The diary would have confirms! some
i its run ilave a be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
--~—l‘03 BALI BY—«v—
LYATON
son, teeth Hermit;
of his statements had not his wife given
additional information. She declined that
while they were living together in a To-
ronto hotel Holmes went away for two
days, saying that he was going on a fish
ing trip. When he returned, he was tired,
and there was mud on his trousers.
sum. M..-» _ M 0...... .4.
Both Wm boas M
Osman. Aim, July lid—Jasper N.
Higglnbotham, one of the best known
men of this county, was killed at Dyala
station byt'leorge Seymour, a notorious
negro character. Higginbctbam fell. but
not until he had shot the negro. Bey-
mour is not expected to live.
Canadian Mia-est Irate-Isl.
OTTAWA, July 93.--Ths Canadian par-
liament was after a three
months’ session Lord Aberdeen delivered
the usual address from the “was, review-
ing the lotion passed. The all lmpoc
tact nsntobaschool question was but
briefly mentioned.
I'M Assn-i sun m
Vacancies, July flan-The
cf the t
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‘Mtifthehmcflm naturism
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his arrest on that charge will besworn ontl
Connor
mtssreeeivsdfromwllllsm‘
ing an inquiry, but complaidthat they
are notrweiving the necessary coopera»
tion of the police. '
“One of the men arrestedwnamed Pop.
saw-is stated to be a friend of Tufekt—
chicff. A letter was found in his resi-
dence stating that Stuartnloif would soon
be murdered, and that he was willing to
commit the crime, but that others had
been found to do the deed. Four persons,
including Stambuloff’s unachman, are in
prison charged with connection with the
crime." ‘ '
Vienna advices to The Times say: "M.
Btoilofl’, the Bulgarian premier and min-
later of the interior, has intimated to
Prince Ferdinand his intention to resign.
owing to the fact that M. Stalled is not so
friendly with Russia as recent events
would show. Premier Stollcflf, in con-
formity with Prince Ferdinand’s wishes,
undertook to promote a reconciliation
with Russia, but the movement has gone
too far, and the Russophiles are now up-
permost, and as the cabinet dues not feel
capable of checking the movement, which
may result a: the sacrifice of Bulgarian
freedom, M. Stalled has proposed to re-
“gull
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Chicago——
Chicago......... 0 1 1 0 0 0,0 0 1— 3
Brooklyn........ 0 i o s 1 2'0 1 1—9
At Cincinnati—
Cincinnnti ...... 8 0 0 2 l) 2 0 5 0—12
Nchork ....... 031120200—9
At St. Innis—
St.L0uls ........ 100010000—9
Boston..... ....... 0 4 8 2 0 8 0 1 '---13
At Louisville-—
Philadelphia... 5 l 0 2 2 2 5 1 0—18
Louisville ....... 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0—6
At Pittsburg—
Bultimore.... .. l 0 0 .2 i) 0 3 ti 0—12
Pittsbnrg ........ i) U 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
Second gamb-
Baltimorc ....... 0 0 0 0 i 0 .2 1 l—- 8
Pittsburg ....... «i 4 U l 0 0 0‘0— ii
At Cleveloud— .
Washington ..... 2 0 2 0 0 0 l i) 1—- 6
Cleveland. ...... 0200330310—8
EASTER)! LEAGUE GAMES.
At Syracuse—Syracuse. 4; Scranton, 2.
At liochcstcr—Wllkcsluirrc, 5; Roches.
ter, 2.
. A TOWN FLOODED.
The Business Portion of silver City. N. I.
Destroyed by Raging Waters.
Pi'l-zmo, Colo, July zit—ltumrts from
Whitewater, .\'. hi., 15 miles from Silver
City, N. M., are that a grout part of
the business portion of that place was de-
stroyed by a flood, but so far as can be
learned at the headquarters of tho Atrhi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fe in thlsrity,
where the information is obtained, no
lives were lost. All telegraph wires to Sil-
ver City are down. and all the news is ob-
taincd from couriers arriving at Whitc‘
water. The Simmer House, tho largest
hotel at Silver (‘ity. undo number of busi-
ness blocks have collapsed. The railroad
authorities report tha- storm the Worst ever
known in that section. 'l‘hoSanta Fe rail.
road has lost several bridges on its Silver
City brunch and is badly washed out.
The first reports Wow that several lives
were lost. even as high as 235, initiator
oourit-rs. Whllu confirmlngtho roportsof
dnnmgo throughout the Smilinll, say that
there has been so far as ivuriu-d no loss of
life.
Drank Liquor In Ills (fab.
Qi‘izunr, July Sit—Tho inquest on the
bodies of the victims of the Grand Trunk
railroad disaster at iv‘raig's iload station.
through which it lives \voro lost, closed
at Levis. ’l‘bo most important evidence
and which liluhi‘ gin-s a view to the possi-
blo ruiiso of the disnsu-r was glwn by
Ludgl-r i’orruult, hotel kwporut- Artlm‘
busku station. He testified that Euglnm-i
hit-Loud purrhusvd a Full of uh- at his bar
win-n tho ill fuimi train pin-Nod that sta-
tion on tho night of tho wrwk. The sup.
)msillon is that the ole made him drowsy,
and he thus missed his signals.
Heavy Rain In Pennsylvania.
Dorms, Pa, July Bil—Tho heaviest
rainstorm and flood that has visited this
place for many years «swarm! here last
evening. lialn began to full and con-
tinued in torrents for over three hours.
The bridges between Dunbar and Union-
town are all washed away. and the rail-
road iraclui in many plum!!! are also
washed out.
Engineer Killed In a Freight Wreck.
liastmsrsu, l’a.. July Bit—Engine“
William ilhmlngof the Pennsylvania rail-
road was instantly killed in a fret ht
wreck a few miles west of this city. “l-
englnc ran into an open switch at handle»
ville and overturned In a ditch, burying
the unfortunate man in the wreck.
Young Baptists Going Home.
BAL’t‘ltflllit, July 23.--'l‘he mill-mil sto~
tlonn arc tbmnged today with ll, Y. i’. U.
dclcgatm returning home. A large name
bcr. however. will spend this Week in liai-
tlmore, taking the excursions pmvlded by
the side trips committee to various points
around Baltimore.
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TELEGFiAPHIC BRIEFS.
lion. Alexander ii. lites, lax-governor at
Massachusetts, died of paralysis.
Reports from different parts of Ohio
and Kentucky announce severe storms.
The sailing of Valkyrie ill for New
York has been mtponed until Wednesday
next.
At Fatima, Mass. .lmcph Prime. 08
cars old and a farmer, was fatally burned
afirewhich destroyed his house and
barn.
The trial in Jersey City of the suit of
Bella Nicolaus Ruhmnn to recover the
value of a “0,000 check from George J.
Gould gees am until full.
San haucisco clergyman he making a
1mm m against the production of
" Durant Case,”apisyhased upon the
notes Emanuel church murders.
Professor Rudolph (insist, preterm
jurisprudence in the University of Berlin
and formerly to Prion William
£19m. new Mm William, is
um
as. s— auna" same. '
a“? momma
_ .matsmaiiauu;
ms an HMO”.
Museum-residuum“
the lie um wan—Ilsa. Goad Ilia
”lam.“ “10W”
muelshl'aythel’m
FRIIHOLD, N. .1, July sit—It any aian
aver made it complete and. complicated
of it, that man is Wilbur A. Watkin-
an .
Mr. Watkinsen jilted one girl. robbed
two others, gavo a third a borrowed en-
gagement ring and married her. A few
hours later he was in jail. Then he told all
about it and asked the authorities to hur-
ry up and decide how much hard labor he
owed the state. Meantime his bride and
three other young women weep and make
moan.
Young Mr. Watkinson, who is easily the
most picturesque and versatile idiot yet
turned loose in Freehold, wofked in the
George Pearce bicycle lamp and saddle
factory as a regular business and "board.
ed round. ” and made love during his
spare time. He first devoted himself to
Miss Belle Van Doren, and after awhile
she gave him her ring to wear. He. hav-
ing nothing else, repaid her in affection.
That he was a gay deeeivcr no one sus-
pected, not even his fellow boarders at
William P. Hoffman’s. There up every-
where. affection wits accepted a par.
WotlgfLscn began to work out his own
dcstruct on on Saturday last. He sneaked
into the bedroom of Misses Melissa and
Bessie Hoffman, the trusting daughters
of the man in whose house he lived, pock-
eted 842 and departed, saying incidentally
that ho was going to hianasquan.
Boarder Watkinson Suspected.
- ‘ k
The girls missed the money late thnt
night, and, all other theories failing,
Boarder Watkinson was suspected, and
the hue and cry after that engaging per-
son was begun.
It only required a brief investigation to
discover that Miss Ray Reid, one of Free-
hold's belies. was also missing, and that
Boarder Watkinson, instead of going to
Mauasquan, had hired a buggy at Charles
Dubols' livery stable and taken the trail
for New Egypt with Miss Reid asnn aflec—
tlonatc passenger.
While Freehold was regaining its breath
at this astounding discoverya stranger ar-
rived from "up New Egypt way." He was
surrounded in a minute. ‘
“Soon anything of a young man and a
girl and a roan horse and buggy up your
way?" Fourteen men asked that question
at once.
“Well. " he said slowly, “I seen a felici-
and a girl going for a parst‘m to git mar-
ried jist as i left Egypt. Think his name
was Watkinson, an in.- driv a sorrel mare. ”
Constable Daniel Parker “hitched up"
and got under way for "Egypt," leaving
the rest of Freehold to grt the agonizing
particulars from the stranger.
He missed illl‘ happy Wutkinson and
his bride. but he iwurd that they had re.
turned to Fret-hold.
They had indeed come back again. and
wont making merry at tho homo of the
now Mrs. Wutkinmn, all ignorant of the
trouble in store for tlwni—ull except. Wnt~
kinson. at least. and lu- wasn't crossing
any bridges until in- tullllv to tin-in.
Willi bri-ukfust that morning came ('on-
stable ilunlol Parker. lieproniptiynrrost-
rd \"lliblilsilll, and that Worthy not only
admitted his guilt. but said he had just
made up his mind that he had been a bit
reckless and was thinking of flight.
Bridegroom In Jail. Bride In Tours.
The musmblv lmi llonrdor Wutkiuson to
jail, lollviilg his lli'lill‘ of a day iucmisolu-
bio. 'l‘hon l"rm~hold llt'flllll to say things
about tho young man who was the cause
of all this.
The town quickly divided into three fac-
tions. who \’il'\\'t‘(l his guilt from different
standpoinh. (inn sioutlyussortui that the
theft of él'.‘ from the lioii‘iuun girls was
the Will‘s! imiuro. Another syimmililzod
with MN You iloron, and the third and
lill'gtNi number of mmplalnants said
"Wilt" might in in» tarrvd ulid fl'illlll‘l'i‘il
for tli'i'oh lug Miss livid cgnd lwrsuuding
her to rlopo with him."
Whih- the subject of all those criticisms
was thinking it ovor in jail Miss You Dor-
ou urrlvni and demand"! the ring he had
bormwmi from her before all tiwac things
began to happen. lie rcturnod tho bauble
with as much grace as the circumstances
allovvvd, and «he hurried away.
Waikiumu will be arraigned in court
on Thursday next. and it in said that he
has tiwiili‘d former a formal plea of guilty
and got it over with as mm as invisible.
'l‘hu lloifmnns are the angricst of Wat-
klnaon‘u victims. for it was their money
that paid the pal-son to marry the boarder
they had trusted.
Round lake Musical Isstlnl.
AbilAbi. July 2:l.-—'I‘ho ninth annual
festival of the liouml Lake Musical asso-
elation muononcod at Round Lake with
the first large manual rehearsal of the
week. The festival will consist of five
grand mnlil‘l'l‘ffl, the first to be given Wetl-
nmioy owning. .luly 2i, and the last Sat-
ilrduy owning, the 27th.
The fiche-ulna tarthquahe.
Burst. lloiwmla. July int—«it has been
definitely th'it'l‘l'illllli‘il that pr. houses have
been Wally dcstmycd and oil partially do-
iltniyod by the n‘markable sinking of the
earth here. The disaster has turned near-
ly alum poi-sous out of their homes, for it
is feared that oiimr houses will collapse in
the some district.
An Embassies tostencsd.
Gunsmiths, Mass, July nonvolatile
er Albert h. Htcbblns, cries collector of
Deerfivld. was sentenced by Judge May-
nard to five years in the county jail. Ills
friends restored to the town I7,000 of the
missing 07.000 millennial.
Catholic Summer School.
Ptamnvm. N. 32. July Lia—7'1?» third
Week of the Catholic Summer School of
America npemd with the first of a course
of lectures on ”Funch Literature" by the
Very Rev. John Hogan. rector of St.
John's seminary, Hinton.
Romantic. Mass. July ill-Jim first
wllsge etmference of the wmuen‘ confer-
ences was held, and Miss Nellie J. Allen
of of Syracuse university presided. There
was. present 80 delegates from college
acoustical. '
' WEEK
. Boys’ Clothing. '18th offices
at less than half original price and
800(130 ‘ a . .
Remember we have made great reductions
in the price of our Men’s Clothing All thin
season’s goods. Latest cut. ' ‘ .
Our Half Price Sale on broken lots of
- ren’s Clothing still continues.
w. A. unmet & ‘7, ;
Clothiers and Furnishers Vi, ,
For Men and Boys. ‘ = ,
I3 llain St. Norwalk. Sentinel Builiing, 8i. lentil.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
401?.
some FilliTWiAll
-GO TO—
TH E0. OLSEN.
“m,”
The (late (lily Ilrin Stone Faucet Filler.“
lisnuisctumi st Polished Brass and lllglily lllclsl 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 pill.
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it par
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
iiuu unwux HillllWillE tiff";
FithlS-t on.
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
Pliliili [iliiillllili
in the town. We handle nothing but the best.
afford to do otherwise.
Bargains in
Child-z.
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Cannot
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RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Harwell. Cililll.
llillllli
in invitation is hereby n-
” landed to the people of Ismail “""
.... and vicinity to inspect litigants. ___ ,
its to not claim to give you .
”" gold dollars in ill-con nieces; “r
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