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Iystery sad Ileana-es Harm-l the M
a: as the story or the Beautihi om sui-
asd. Death 1. nemiioe~som Points
first hassle to Be Cleared Up.
New Yonx, July flit—It looks new as
though the suicideol’ Lillian Low was only
the tragic dcnouemcntof a mogt curi-
ous drama in metropolitan life. ~ Every
hour brings to the surface facts that'shed
light upon the existence and movements
of a group of characters, all of whom
have, in a way that is still somewhat nu-
certuln, so affected the life of this girl us
to impel her finally to self destruction.
The coroner‘s ofilco was the scene of
some new and decidedly important devel-
opments. It was a preliminary hearing at
which Coroner O'Mcagher presided.
A direct outcome of the inquiry was an
admission by Lawyer Brooke which re»
vealed the identity of the man who is sup-
posed to have played the loading part in
the affections of Lillian Low and for love
of whom the act of suicide was precipitat-
ed. The man is Dr. Thomas; Riggs, an
assistant surgeon in fllt‘llt'lllllt: dispen-
sary at Twenty-third street and Second
avenue.
Ho, rmconiing to the lawyer, is the nu-
thor of the note found in the bosom of the
dead girl's dress.
The epistlo was penned in a neat pro
fessionul band, was ruldrcssi-d “My Baby
Cuckoo,” and slum-d “'l'oinmic." It bore
the date of May 5, which was about tWo
months after Lillian loft her father's
home to live with strangers.
When arrested Wednesday night, Dr.
Biggs denied that ho had written this let-
ter. The other persons arrested with him
were Miss A. K. Hanson, the lmarding
house keeper with whom Lillian was liv-
in , and iivnry 'l‘.’ Ciuunpm-y, one of her
1 gore. Miss Hanson is the Woman who
kept the boarding house at Iii West Thirty.
second street, where Lillian sought refuge
after leaving hi'l‘ father, and where she
remained against his 'will for some
months. It was in this house that Mr.
Low says he was assaulted by ‘Ilr. Riggs
when hr, the father. wont» then- to make
inquiry concerning his daughter.
Said so... Lot's-d Dr. inns.
Lillian told her futlwr that sln- wns in
love with Dr. liigp‘. but that he did um
rot urn ln-r nli'm-tion. To what extent th.»
girl was pvrmittml to entertain notions to
tho contrary is not yo: mud.» known. At
any mic. filli‘ so cln-rishml the scrap of pn-
pi'r which be niltlrrssml to but that sln‘
kept it by her sinvv .‘ilny lnsi. and died
with it nestling: m-xt to luvr luvnrt.
’l‘hc futlwrmsurtsthul his dnuuhtvr was
lured away from Ilnim', krpt nwny and
not against him by the persons by whom
she was surrounded. it Wiiriull tln- st i‘t'llflill
of this representation that tlw urn-st of
the pursuits nunml was nuuir. Now the
question to which the pollm- nro tin-voting
their i‘lls'rflli‘fi is, Wm .~ln- lurvd nway and
detained, and. if so, by whom. for what
purpose. and was hrr Sllli‘lflt‘ tho result of
the t-xporivnu- which she was mnipolli-d
or induced to undergo?
it was for tho purpose of shedding light
on this subject that the persons named
were yesterday summonrd lx-foro the com
nor as the first step in the inquiry that is
to ho institutrd.
Dr. Blmrs. Miss Hanson and Mr.
("humptn-y had spout the night in tho
Tenderloin lockup. 'I‘ln-y had all born or
rested in the lint of fill» linnwn nt lUIi
West Fifty—viubth strut in the morning
they wore drivvu to th.- mronrr‘s oilin- in
is (Yliiril'tl carriage. lgiwyt-r i'lml‘lvs W,
Brooke. who had lls'i‘ll n-tuinml, was on
hand in l‘l'i‘l‘lVi‘ flu-m. 'l'lw {min-r of Lil-
lian was. ulm thorn. liv is n qulrt appear-
ing, whitv llllll'i'll old man. with u kindly
though unmistakably \vmk fnvv. unddow
not look tho rrm-l lymnt which his dmuzlr
tcr's letter has plvturul him and which
he is suinl in havi- born rnprvwnlml by the
people with whom slw llvml.
The Four (‘luarm‘tr-rs.
Durilmr tln- lif‘lt‘f pr'i‘iml it luok to dis-
pose of the carer Mr. Low snt nmr ('nrulli'i
(l'hlcaulwr nnd i‘oronvr's Physician
U'Hanlon.
Mr. Clmmpnvy, who is \‘im‘ [\rI'HlIIt‘ilI
and general manager of the liuuvinn
company, is an i'lill‘f'l)’ man. with n union
of respectability. "i' smiled clue-rfnlly as
he entered the room and fli‘i‘i'lt‘ll Mr.
Brooke. liudisplnyvdun nirof nmn'hrr
inner,- und noted altogether uslf ln- rcmmlv
cd his compulsory uppvurnm-v then- as a
bore.
Miss iiunmm. who uppmrs to lip on the
shady side of ill, is a tall, angular blomlc.
Despiti- hor yrur-I. she was drrssml jnuntl‘
ly in a pink shirt waist and dark blnu
ncrgv suit of the prevailing mmlv. ”or ('05-
tunie was not unllkv that in which the
dead prirl was found, It was of tum-h rivb~
vr iiilili'i'liil, limvvvor. Ilvr rxproesion was
not at all vln'crfnl. Sln- nunh- no disguise
of tho fact that sbv ru-gnrdi-d Iwr prmlim-
llii'llt nil It m'rinufi our.
llr. lilmzs, iIn- "'I‘olnvitio~H of llu- ilf'll'
ma, simid alarm and v-bwwml gum nbevnt-
mludmlly. llc learn-mono! mun! stature.
and, but for n lu-i-fy trndvnvy. n railwr
finnspvclmcn of physical manhood. ills
dark hair, that is thick at the rmwn and
back, is sparse over the from and eug-
gcsts a premature boldness. ’l‘ho rr-po
ore Wm‘t' anxious to lwur from him. b
win-u llu'y addressed lllill h.» found refuge
in his mun and lwtwwn rhku told them
that his lawyer had mlvlmi him not to
talk.
There was little to luv done. Lawyer
Brooke had nrrrmgml everything. He had
conferred with the counter and Assistant
District A ttorncy "runway, and the ogrm-
ment was made that crush of the prisoners
should be mlmlttcd in hell in the sum of
02,000. it was further understood that his
clients would waive examination and not
go into the merits of the i'itM‘ until the in-
quest was held.
The prlmm'rfl did not have long expert»
once of 'l’omhs life. A lmmluman mm up-
poari-d in the [x‘l'mm of Frank Warrior,
draught, of 215 lwnox rm-nuc. lie be—
came surety for the ball of the thmo pris‘
our-rs, and they won- not at liberty.
Forest Commission‘s Tour Ended.
mum, N. i’.. July ell-.Tho forest,
game and fisheries (‘mrmiissllm'n investio
gntion tour of the Adirondacks is mm.
plum]. EarPrasldl-nt ilarrimm waived
the party hi'fl'. Tln- tour will result in n
pronounced state policy for the present»
tion of the Adimndack forests.
filo-trauma Financial Crisis.
Montana, July Bil.-——'l‘ho latest sensa—
tion in the financial situation is the resig-
nation today of Ir. Benoit. manager of
the Basque nationals. All enrtsof rue
more are silent.
The amountoi gold 1 n
beesti edntfrmn Oi “,000,000t0"09.-
000, detour cilt moneysboni
tl,000, .000. This i , too much credit
money, he said, and accounted for the
wantry's financial deilnngernent.
Mr. Herr continued: by saying that up
to the present Mr. Hailvey had not said a
single word in proof oil the actual subject
of dispute.
Mr. Horr- declared that Mr. Harvey's
object was not so much to build up silver
as to pull down gold. ‘The normal amount
of money necesmry for the transaction of
the business of the country, said Mr. Har-
vey, was 84, 800, 000, 001D. As matters now
stand, he said that the ban its were lending
and getting interest on two dollars for ev-
ery dollar in circnhstion. Mr. Hort said
that the question whether the banks were
a curse to the country would be discussed
in its proper place, and Mr. Harvey would
probably be disgusted with himself when
it was done for having brought the mat-
ter up.
BULL FIGHTS ALL RIGHT.
Treasury [Department Refuses to Prohibit
Them at the Atlsluta Exposition.
Wasmxorox, July 2(5.—~'l'bo treasury
ticpurtnnrnt has at last refused to in-
terfere with bull lighting at tho Atlan-
ta exposition. Coinmlssioncrof immigra—
tion Stump in his letter recites the joint
resolution passed by congress on Jan. 21
providing for the production upon the ex-
position grounds at Atlanta of scenes il-
lustrutlm ,of tho urt, ninusvinonts, cuter-
tulnmcnts, etc., of ffilfi‘lun countries, and
the admission of aliens byc-xpress permit
sion of the secretary of tlu-tmwury for
this purpose.
"it therefore become-s tho duty of the
smr'rctary of the trcrwury,” he adds, “to
grant express permission to ouch applh
taunt holding concerts-inns and privileges
from said exposition if such person comes
within the terms of the joint resolution.
it is Well known that bull figlitlngufforda
onoof thovhicf nnxusonn-nts in Spanish
and valcan countries, and as it appears
that the authorities of tho exposition have
rntvml into amnion-r with one J. 1’.
Pom-ous to bring into the I'nltml Status
curtain bull ilghtrrs to givv exhibitions as
provillml by tho jninl resolution. ”listin-
lizil‘iml-nl mm tulle llo rxli‘lh in uxclililo
Lin-m."
A Jail Escalm- Foiled.
l'. m ”up. it. July :t’ll.-'l'hv oilivlals of
tho :.l.lit‘ prison ln'ro tlisvmrrml a during:
plan for an l‘nf‘fipi‘ I'ulu‘m-lo'tl by .‘plkor
Murphy. who is serving .‘l lil'o torinfur
murder. and by Georg..- Huntz. whosr- form
for mnnlvrons nwlult oxpirvd yesterday.
lluut/ wm tm‘limb up in Murphy's cell
at l o‘clock u. “1.. Aug. 2i. saw the bars
nml llllrrzllo‘ t-Iw llllll‘llt‘i‘i‘i‘. The turn pru-
poscd tlwn to go to the house of Patrick
linwd, who vurriod on u urocvrynnd liquor
bur-inn» bore, and nub bin} to scour..- the
uvwssnry funds for lulu’lilg the country.
“’Illlam Henry lls-ltI For Trial.
liiiookm’x. July tilt—William Henry
wow formally commilltml to await the ac-
tion of tho Kinpscnunty grand jury by
Justin.» iinggurty in the Myrtle nvcnuc pa
lim- murt. 'l‘ln- cmnnllnntinn was conclud-
rd without having primitive-d any new ovi-
llt'ili'i‘ r'ulvulurml to throw light on the
mysti-rione murdrr oli i‘hurlw. W. Henry,
the mlsvr. of iii. South Portland avenue.
Brooklyn. Mr. lint'lkus "twin a formal
motion for his vlirnl 'n (list-lutrmu but this
was n-fusvd.
Bartender Killrrl Two Mort.
\l‘r-tsi‘ PAL“ flown. Flu. July 2"..—
vas rmu'ln-d llt‘i‘l' by :I ‘il‘lllmllt'fflf thu
klllinuut Lemon i'ityof .lolln lliuhsrulih.
n-x-tnx rollw'tur ol' llmlv munty. .md
Hmrm- llnvis. his brotiwrin Inw. 'l'hc
dnubb- numb r “us f‘lllllllillfi‘fl by Sam
ln-wis. n bnrtwmin-r. .l.i'\$i,~ i‘ni‘iillt‘il, and u
pus-m is in pursuit.
Two Negro Murderers Executed.
“'1va. N. i‘,. .luly I'L~—»'l‘\\'n ru-gro
murderers, Whit Furtnntl and Andorson
Brown. won- vxrmtuli at Salisbury in the
prvm‘nw of 3,1lililpmoillv.’ I‘L‘u'h confessed
his guilt. I’M‘ramlslmt lilill killrd Deputy
Slivrllf Uwrn of llou‘nn mnmy nit Full, :30
last. lirmvn numb-owl his stt’i‘t'ilirstll'ir.
Americans After the Derby.
Loinmx. .luly flit-«Sporting Life says
that tho ntllr-lnl nominations for the llorhy
of loll? include... by Mr. Lorillnrd. four
mills nnd on.» pvid‘nng by Fs'llszliinli, by
Mr. ('rnkrr. Might volts by llunowr; by
Mr. Km'mn om- ml! by i'undlvmns and
”no filly by iiulliuril
American Horses For the french Army.
Ill l'i‘Mm, July 20'), «dimers. l..-vy iiroth-
ore of l’uris Inui- uqormwtl n (-nnslgnnnmt
of IM high wins-i Illnl‘ni'n in Now York.
who-um- tlu-y will bo imnmliutvly shipped
to From-v. if is uniloo‘stmnl ilwy lnivllil to
pun-haw at» Ions! Lilli“ borer-a within the
m-xt mouth.
Tax Collector Hisut.
Hanan. l"lfi., .Inly ‘:il.v~li. 'l‘. howling.
tux collm-tur for this a-nunty. was shot and
in~tnnily killed by liinttlmv llrimtr-rs at
l)rlmrvr'u «torn, flv.- mile-e from Lnkv liut~
lor. llrlmrvre has not lwcn arrested as yl't,
but the eln-rlif is in but pnrmlt.
The reservoirs Divorced.
KASHAM (Tm’. July 2!l.-—~'l‘bn fact has
just looked opt that Mrs. Ida I". Poacock,
the well knotvn anthems, was granted a
divorce from lwrhuslimnd. Thomas Brown
Peacock, the poet. by Judge iinzcn of
Tops-kn last Monday.
Killed In is Minn.
Loon ilnvss, l’n,, .luly 26.--l)ovld Wa-
ters, numi it years. lime kills-d and W. W.
Waters. hie intiwr. had his skull fractured
and was mlwrwlm lmdly injured by tho
fallinuof the roof of a fire clay mine at
Furrumisvillv.
Fighting In Macedonia.
Losms. .lnly Slum/l ifnrismntinoplc
dlepntch to The i'hronlvlo- says that thorn
has been a hmvy mill in rlw funds on re-
morsnf fighting; in Mum-doubt. Node-
taiis horn boon rccrl‘vi-d.
Life Prisoner Insane.
Pitovnmmm. July ‘Jil.~Willlom Stoke,
mloml, who is sorting a life imprison-
ment for havimr stabbed and killed-To-
seph lhrrr on Jum- 7, 1804, has become in-
lane.
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Convention ellipsis ss Her-nae.
Noumea. Conn, .Jnly saw—THO Sons
of lime are holdi a state emanation
here. with an ‘ use of 000 delegates
i .
l.
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RoonBEER
Bend 2-cent stamp for pictures.
Wuuans a Cannon. ilsrtford. Conn.
W‘é
I 8‘10 to I 883.
Offices, 436 Main Street,
nnsmnron'r. CONN?
in}... Medicines
am no nmm ro rut.
AT OUR PRICES.
in nor. urro nor Til rut,
Loxatonik 01.00
Hood’s Samparilla, .00
Ayers’ Sarssparilla, .67
Dana’s Salesperilla, .67
Cuticurs Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .80
Green’s Nervura, .70
Sfillson’s Specific for Malaria .75
Paino’s Cele Command, .65
Brandreth’s 'ils, .19
Alcock's Planters, .10
Benson's Cepsioe Plasters, .18
Castoria .88
Carter's l’ills, .12
Atwood’s Bitters, .18
Harlem’s Microbe Killer, qte., .75
Maui's Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .56
(loo. I). Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street
rho-Milt
HORNER
'lrssl Furniture Enporlun
where everything is of the best quality.
artistic excellence, and moderate in
price. No such assortment of reliable
goods can be seen in America.
Over two hundred and fifty distinctly
different Bedroom Sets in all they-ri-
ous woods, Brass Bedde in over
seventy patterns, as well as endless lines
of Parlor, Drawing-Room, Library and
Dining-Room Furniture.
newscast imperial loyalties particularly suits
Ne for presents. or horse ass and decoration.
All prices In plain figures.
R. J. HORNER do 00.,
Furniture Halters and Importers.
61-65 W. 23d St.,New York,
Adjoining ldsn Buses.
lcrner & Co's establishment is one of the sights
“ '0' YUKF'OWIDOW Comment
:u'3i 2m
[iii T0 DECKEB’S
WHY?
Because I keep the best stock of Ar—
tistic Wall Paper in the city. at prices as
low as the lowest. and employ the best
and most skillful workmen to hang it
for you.
ecause I have devoted my life to tho
usiness in all its details, and can furnish
goods and do work second to none. The
best is the cheapest and I have and do
the best.
Because lsmploy a corps of Artistic
Decorators who will (if curate your house
with the latest and most approved meth-
ods and designs at prices that defy com-
petition.
Because i have the largest stock of
Artiste' Materials and Picture Moulding
in the city. We also do House and Sign
Painting in the latest and most approved
styles.
I. ll. DECKER,
79 Washington St.
South Norwal Ct.
rs vasomotor m. snore
noawam, cont. ' ‘
MB. GEO. E. BANZBA’.
without any unpleasant after sleet. ’
htany other testimonials st ones.
'l'lEl'H FILLED AND 31mm,
rAuluulJ, A SPECIALTY.
\A
BEST
QUALITY.
FULL
SET.
$8.00
WAREANI‘ED FOR. FIVE YEARS.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
sunorou orurlsr.
H0. ‘2 WASHII'G'I'ON sum.
Over Post Office.
HOURS: 8 a. m. to c p. m. 128 lyr
i. i.. lies Halos r. llanionl or.
JANUARY 37. I“.
RATES “RAVI BOOTH 808W“ Ll
l’OIdDWB:
[on N" You. I' n N" Raul.
a.M.—113Wash. as. Ala—linen“
I!) ex.. tales“
linen. 63”..
till locales. 738.13..
Mil hex" 84sec"
limLex.’ Dllex”
765m. tome».
some one
”a.
one are, P. $.31th
id.”- row--
on. ex..
dii'llocaleL. talus,
P. 1—12-53 ex... 501». to BMW".
in ac... on».
I! ex.. 027-0..
Misc" 71001..
imam. 728 ne.to Bridllpurt.
g3 ex. 3111-0"
ex.. ac.
sao ac., 1115 Adamaexand
820sx., Sundays—7mm.
occur... Mancunian
761m, 115w.p.rn..
Balac.
um. A.\i..tll
up ays— . an.
—-5 .
I ac.
9 er.
LIA" NEW YORK
losfiorrruNonwm LM.—ttliex..ooo
ac.. 100 ac.. soc ex.. 000
it) ill ex..
isoo noon ex.
saddles" on: ex. coo ac. MB 01.. too so.
too ac.. 930 Adams ex. and no. 11!.
midnight ex.. Sunda A. M. —-0ill ac.
lilac. 9.10mi. ex.. (”.mtdninht.
———¢eo—-
omen! 01718103.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK for Dan
e0ac..loilex. sum; 148 an... “3 law
eminenJ ac.
VI DANBURY for South Mall-
or as. ran ex..957ex..12 40 as. 5.134.“
autumn" ac.
SPECIAL SALE
We have had a large variety and have sold liberally from our stock of
SHIRT WAISTS
To close out broken lines we make prices as follows:
For 39 cents, Laundered Waisls wonh 50 cents;
For 50 cents. Laundered Waisls wonh 75o lo 80o;
For 75 cents. Laundered Waists wonh $I; ,
For SI, Laundered Waists worth $i.25 lo $|.75.
The unsold specials of last week continue for this week.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
e
noon: ”union orrosnon,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwaik.
THE BEST MAKE WAGBNS (ii iii KINBS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
/,
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“a -
V746 ~.
1 r
A b
-. "AM.‘m
(“71‘
,7 l «A olovous
ROCHESTER
iiiiilllll liiil lilIIi IllllE.
Q'BUY AWHEELtrom
a responsible partly who
has been doing business
here for ,niue years.
Every wheel Warranted.
For Scenic and Sign Lettering got my figures for work,dcne by my artist, George Washbnrn.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT. k
asstpuscn.‘nuwxsuo purer... '
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of?! Canaan. : “Iliad
Ma'nhunuW'w av. W
South Norwaih.
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