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_ The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
ills Greet Remedy Placed in the
Heads of the liraggiets.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
fanotapatent medicine. but a prescrlp -
, whys:
t:dL made to
flagrant! extent Ie the demand upon the
ended on aolentltlc principles and
Scott in hie extensive practicem for
blood diseases.
: Te
, w'rtutghtb0 It.l ere almpl wonderful and 3have
e doctor‘s parlors for
attention 0th the doctor for his medi-
from pro ie who could not visit New
ark city. that t became a matter of dot to
eomeplen by which the general
Mill be In lied with this genuine.
y. for this purpose A. A. 8
celledto South Norwalk to emit
9.1banllneon. South Norwaik. and
a lie
neble
Norwelk.lo permit them to keep In
and sell this wonderful blood
ie y vegetable. end excellent ton
remedyc
,e blood purifier unsxcelled. e
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life to thbet onscreen knowledge
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meblllty. bolls.dlul
rheum. pimples on see.
nese.felnele weak
3%,? above earned druggiets have received
. first ”consignment and would invite all
me acquainted "in
Indrfoct remedy. Dr.
rugstoree.“ ie
sold
la.and
inland taking a blood medicine should
lo‘mDr.t4cotte8eI-sep arille.
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convention was startled by two sharp
and loud reports of a revolver. Then Ku-
gene A. Feclow; a young medical student,
was soon to fail to the ground inside the
, circle. He was picked up and carried to a
tent near by, where a physician found
I that he was suffering with two mortal
wounds. both ballots having entered his
breast close to the heart. .
As soon as the male which followedthe
shooting subsided search was made for
the min. All slim-ts to find him. how,
ever. provad futile. After firing the shots
he jumped on a horse and escaped.
At the time young Fat-low was seen to
fall he was conversing with a party of
friends, among whom was a young stu-
dent named Galloway. All were in a
eemiintoxloated condition and were bole-
terons. Galloway and Farlow had a die-
pnte in the early part of the evening. The
alteration was not satisfactorily settled,
and when the party arrived at the meet-
ing Galloway became suddenly enraged.
and whipping out a revolver aimed
straight for Farlow’ a heart. I
Diligent much is being made for him,
and there is strong talk of lynching if ho
is captured.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. ,
At Philadelphia-n
Philadelphia... 0 0 2. 0 0 0 7 4 0—13
New York.......0 i 0 i ll 3 0 0 l— 9
At Brooklyn— 0 l
Brooklyn......... 2 0 0 1 0 ll 53 0 0—- 5
Washington..... 0 0 3 1 5 l) 0 0 0— 9
At Baltimore—-
Boston ....... .....000010100—8
timore ....... 00302103f—9
1 At Cincinnati— ‘
Plttsburg ........ 100000000—
Cinclnnati ....... 100010000—2
At Cleveland—
SbLouls. ....... .031000030—
Cleveland ........ 10072300'—13
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Syracuse—Buffalo, 7; Syracuse, 6.
At Rochester—Toronto, 10; Rochester, 4.
At Scranton-Wilkesharre, ll; Scran-
ton,li .
narrower. LEAGUE srsxmxo. l
W. 1... EC. P.C.
Cleveland..w if? .lllb Phlladelp‘ais ll .
Baltimore...“ lib .002 New York.” 44 Jill
Pithlbu ...5d 38 .liili B klyn...” M .5"
Cincinna i..5) ll) .50? Washingtonli) 55 .853
Chicago ..... 54 i2 .56! Lou 28 lid .205
Boston ...... 51 as .562 Louisville..2£ til] .30
TRIKE BROWNING. l
By the (repairing of a Boat Three Men [nee
Their Lives.
MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Aug. 15.——A triple
tragedy occurred at Highland Lake. near
Eldrcd, Sullivan county. William Tueto
row, brother-lu-law of Proprietor Do Ve-
nogo of the Mountain House, with W. Pil-
grim, the chef, and the pastry cook of the
hotel, whose name is unknown, were row-
ing on the lake in company with two oth-
er men.
The bruit was capsized, and the two
strangers swarmmhore. The other three
were left struggling in the water. They
were unable to reach the shore, hotvevor,
and all disappeared. The water is said to
be 100 feet deep at this quince, and all
cil'orts to recover the bodies have proved
fruitless.
An Old Man's Atrocione Crime.
Parnasox, N. J., Aug. 1i..——llomrder
Stewart spent several hours yesterday
searching the statute books for a law un-
der which to punish Daniel Gannon, a
man of 55 years, who is charged with an
atrocious crinm. The complainant is a
girl of 17 years named Bertha \‘aa Dion.
and her accusation is that for the past five
Years she has been the victim of Gannon. i
H...—
Titus floide the Ten rm. Record. i
MANHATTAN BEACH, N. Y., Aug. lo.—
Tho most notable achievement of tho day
in cycling events was the smashing of the
ten milo bicycle record by Fred Titus. He
started out in a ton tulle match rate with
Harry Maddox and w on in :10: .55 i- 4').
Mrs. Nobles (late a Respite. l
ATLANTA. Aug. 15.——Governor Atkin ,
son has granted a respite until Oct. 18 to
Mrs Nobles a white Woman, and Gus
Fumbles, a negro, sentenced to be hanged
at Joflersonv lilo on Friday
round Dead In no nun. i
Paula, Aug. iii—Mr. Mourtry, a rich
American, was found dead in his bath at
his apartment in the Rue Trouéhet It is
supposed that heart disease was the cause
of death.
TOLD IN FEW“ WORDS.
Bourke Cochran announces that he will
aoccm. no oillee whatever from Tammany
Hall. .
Hutchinson & Garrett, manufacturers
of billiard balls at Providence have as-
signed.
The notorious forger and bunko man
George Alfred Taylor, camped from the
Bourbon county (Ky. ) jail
Henry G. Harms, a manufacturing Jow-
elcr of Newark N J. is missing. He has
not been seen since Monday.
Over 56,000 signatures to the petition
for clemency in the 0mm of Maria Barberl
have been received by her lawyer
Samuel Vinson and his son Charles.
murderers, were taken out of jail by a
mob and banged to a tree at Elloueburg,
Wash. .
Frank Sweet. a Chicago janitor, fatally
shot Mrs. Alice Burr, slightly wounded
Mrs. J. S Nichols and then put abuliot
through his own brain. l
Mrs. Ellen Robertson, while dancing at
the celebration of her silver wedding, was
stricken with ampiexy and died in a few
minutes at Kearney, N. J .
lllx- State Treasurer W. W. Taylor of;
South Dakota. who defaulted last Jana-t -
ary, was sentenced to five years at hard
labor at Sioux F ails penitentiary.
Health 0mm Duty at New York en-
nounoce that Hart 16. Hyde of Connecti-l
out. soabln passenger of the Ward line
steamship Seneca, has developed yellow
fever
Extenelvcimrlngs for gasand oil will
begin at coco in Uhomlaga and Outrage
matinfi. Y., b a company headed by
«Senator “Isaiah and tax-Mayor Thomas
of Syracuse.
What shall be done to the creature
who wants to argue the silver question
this hot weather?
woodman-mote
. twelve eggs.
1 eggs. but this swim-II improlmblo, as the
Imam morass
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mfltmmsoh'flifli'pflllfl
Either Iced a Renaud lino-seed troops
or no. on» on. areas or ones cows-
plete Autonomy-Hesse Heaviest-II.
Haven, Aug. lit—vBince his arrival
hero Uaptain General Martina: ddGempee.
has received deputation: from all political
parties His personal popularity makes
everybody glad to Welcome him.
Addressing the Roformlstns, he said
that the revolution would probably do-
‘veiop further before the finale. Address-
ing the Autonomlstas, he stated that it
was his intention to begin an active cam;
palgn in ' tomber againstthoiueurgcnte
in the pi virtue of Santa Clara. afterward
to attack the rebels in Puerto Principe
and lastly them in Santiago de Cuba. He
promised that the next municipal aloo-
tlons should be absolutely free, and that
he would personally rectify any case of
coercion reported to him.
In the course of a private conversation
Marshal Campos expressed the opinion
that disscnslou among the leaders would
Weaken the insurgent force and that the
rebellion would be crushed before spring,
but there is a persistent rumor in circles
usually well informed that be has cabled
to Madrid that only two courses are open‘
, to Spain—namely, either to send 100,000
troops to Cuba or to grant theisiand com-
plete autonomy.
Jose Mnoeo Nut Molested.
The report that tho alcalde of Sauctl
Splrltu has joined the rebellion Is untrue.
The average number of deaths frotu yel-
low fever among the troops for the last
few weeks has been 120 daily.
Jose Maoeo has lived for the past three
months on a coiled estate bethcu Santi-
ago de Cuba and Guautenmuo. The gov.
eminent is aware of this. but does not at—
tompt to attack him The insurgents of
this district levy lines from 8500 to Oi, 000
on plantations. Mucco has been recup-
plicd with atnmuultlou froru an unknown
source
insurgents to the number of 400 attack-
ed Port Rambluzo, which is under con-
struction on the railway to Puorto Prin-
clpo. A garrison consisting of one ser-
geant, one corporal and 17 guerrillas
made a heroic defense until Captain Mer-
cado, with iii infantry and 20 guerrillas,
arrived to relieve their). Ho forced the
insurgents to retire. leaving behind them
two dead and their firearms and machetes.
The troops lost four dead and 12 wound-
ed. General Mella has congratulated the
sergeant and garrison on their heroic de<
tense, preferring as they did to die rather
than surrender.
HERE’S A SNAKE STORY.
Chickens Said to a... “etched in a Rep-
tlie' a Stomach.
Buncuvtuc, N. J., Aug. ih.—Almost
everything has been found in a black
snake’s stomach. In several instances
after having boon killed a full grown rub-
blt Would come to light. but it was left
for a brood of young chickens to be found
in the stoumch of tho crawler.
Andrew Mcrringof Myrtle Grove had a
setting hvu. I'll! board a great courtroo-
tiouwhorc she was kept. He could not
learn the. cause, but missed seven of
Chickens smuotimos rat the
chickens were nearly developed. The mys-
tery was cleared when Morring killed a 7 ‘4;
foot black snake. in whose stomach was
foumisch-u young chickens fully dcvob
oped. it is probabil- that the prowss of
hatlhlug Was (armpit-toll in the snake's
stoumch and that tho Clilf‘ki' 'llS afterward
died.
Schuyler llamllton. .1... Married.
Barnum: I-z, Aug. 15.—.\flss Juno Byrd
Mercer and Schuyler Hamilton, Jr., of
New York were married here. Mr. Hum-
lltou is the only son of General Schuyler
Hamilton and a Ilmcuminut of Alexander
Hamilton and of General Philip Schuyler
of New York. The bride is the great-
granddaughter of John Francis Mercer,
one of the gm eruors of Mary laud.
Must Not Provoke France.
BERLIN, Aug. lo.~—'i‘l1o authorities of
Mctz have issued orders forbidding depu-
tatlous visiting the imperial province to
celebrate the anniversary of the war of
1870, to cross the French frontier or to
send wreaths for German graves on French
soil or to decorate them with German coi-
ors. The order is intended to prevent pro-
voking France.
Search For the Deed Ended.
New YORK, Aug. 15. ~Thc work of
searching the ruins of the collapsed West
Third street building has been discontin-
ued permanently. Every foot of tho
ground had been carefully gone ov er. and
the contractor, the police and the repro-
sontatiio of the building department
agreed that no more bodies rmaaiued in
the wreck.
Bounty Act railed Mislegieiatlon.
NEW HAv as. Aug. in.-—ll1dmuud Zach-
or, counsel for the towns of North Bran-
fol-Ii and liranford, has written to the
l counsel of all towns in the state to meet
and urge Governor Collin to call a special
session of tho legislature for the purpose
of repealing the bounty not which is con-
lldorod a piece of mlsloglnlatlou
Killed himself to it... om.
ClttI‘Aw Aug. if». ~TlIctmopby claimed
the life of George lloblo, whose body was
found In the Calumet river. lie thought
of nothing but this doctrine for months,
and finally drowned himself to am if there
was anything beyond. lio was It member
of the firm of (irowoll, lloblo do 00.. wool
brokers of Boston.
Injured In a Runaway.
Poumtxrrmm, N. Y., '.Aug 15. -—Wii»
ham '1‘. Twins, mprosontlng a New York
chair manufactory. was driving with a
friend, when the horse jumped from the
road, throwing both men against a tele-
graph pole with terrific force. Mr Twine
sustained an injury to the spine which
may prove fatal.
Slovenia field For Trial.
armour-own, N. Y., Aug. ilk—The
coroner’siury in the case of .l‘nmes Me-
Oemb, charged with killing the French
hear trainer, hold Naomi: for trial, and
added in the verdict lie belief that the
crime was premeditated.
«Juim In em- am.
If. letter, N. a. Aug. 15.
Gould's steam yacht Atalanta has arrived
has. so.
‘ pt 11 or the cxplulatlion lib a
and metal is growing alarmingly in vol-
nine. and the legal life of the bond syndlv
onto ll ebbing fast aw ay it will tomb
unto absolutely on Oct. 1 next. and it
may tormimto before then ah the will of
ito members.
It is patent on all sides the instant Pier-
pont Morgan and August Belmont and
the gentlemen associated with them with-
draw their support that another bond
Issue must he made. It Is to them credit
is due that the raid on the limit has not
been begun ill Unruly.
To maim till the surplus intact the syn-
dicate was obliged to deliver to the gov-
ernment on Tues-clay and yesterday gold
to the amount of :33, 000 000 and yet when
the doors of the sublime closed last
night the 11- were within tlixaults only
0.1, 431,061 above the $llil) 00 000 mark.
Tomomiw and Saturday they will again
be asked to come to its aid, for there is
every iutlimlinu that there will be shipped
during the balance of the week me: 89, -
000 00b more. Grumman 8c Brothers will
ship $1, oou we today, and Ncsslngc 8:
Fuller will s. uIl over $350, 000.
FINED lN GERMANY.
But the Money Wee Ordered to Be Return-
ml by the Government.
Wasummofi, Aug. 15. -—'i‘lie state de-
partment has rccclwd a dispatch from
Secretary of Legut on Jackson, charge
‘Il’afiairs at the (initially of the United
States at Berlin, giving a statement con.
coming thoarrest of two American citi-
zens, Fred and Ferdinand Kort.
These men were born in Germany, and
in 1888 com:- to the United Slates, being
then 17 and 1.") years old respectively.
They wore naturalized at Chicago in 1894.
Last September they Imulo a visit to Gor-
mauy. in March tin-y were arrested and
fined lilo marks for failure to perform
military duty.
The German authorities, upon an in-
vestigation undertaken at lhe instance of
the American embassy, annulled the pro-
ceedings and ordered the return of the
money. Mr. Jackson says that the broth-
ers, having finished their visit, returned
to the [Tuimi States. Their present
whormimuls uro unknown, and the em-
lmssy cannot learn if the money has been
refunded nor transmit their certification
of unturnliratiou papers
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
Friends of Lloyd anntlf' 'l'hlnlt [In Will
Heed the Ticket. ’
Cnmunmr, MIL. Aug. lb.—-'l'bo Re-
publican siulo convention, which assom»
bit-dot mum today, promises to be the
most spirihxl gathering of the party in
yours. 'l'in- I‘::;‘:i"il_v of this small town is
NIXi‘Il to ilr~ Illluosl lo :li‘f'ullillilllllill‘ the
crowd, and lI‘l!l~‘. river Lonh. ulna. are be-
ing tililim-d i\' impromptu Iunlrle.
it is t “a. «1. ll (but a sharp struggle be
th-vu at tum linorcontesting:doll-gallons
will dolor thr- Iznwinutious for governor,
nilm'ucj.‘ ;Il‘lll'i‘lll :uul i'lllltpll‘lliit'i' and tho
day.
The frivilt‘.‘ of Lloyd Luwmlm claim
that he will be nominated for the guvurth
airship on tho lirsl ballot. The opposition
to imwmiva ("‘illl'l‘i lll'Hillill William '1'.
Muislvr. Avid.‘ irum the gubernatorial
l‘lllllI'H, lizv 12min inlvrusl uilul'ho in the
platform. The loaders my there be a
strong and unqualified expression of the
sound mum-y lliz'u in Imliounl iiuuneo.
EX-CONSUL WALLER;S CASE.
lie Expresses to "I'll!" That He \"lli lie lie.
leased Hoop.
“’ANEHMH'HV, .\u;:. l.’..—-A li'lll‘r re
('l‘lVl'll lulu: I‘Xri'niinlli \Vulior Buys that
his bum: :._.: . Wil'.‘ lulu-u from him by the
French in l.i< :Il'l‘lYlli at Marseilles, and
that he lilillll’ ll complaint to the riiil’l‘d
Siah-w-mnulul llzul piaro on April 27,
but has 11:.Iz‘liuolhiugol‘ it since. He has
full yl-I I'vwix’ml a Word from Mrs. Waller
or his children since his departure from
)ltuiugaIsl-m‘, nor has be yet received the
mom-y M'lll him by friends in iowu.
hlr. WIIllI-l‘ vxpri'ssl‘s much gratitude
for the lulu-wt taken in his also by tho
tIvyvspmmrs of the l'uiloll ' Stall-s and by
his frionds and was especially glad to
learn that lh-~ department of stall- was
looking after the protection of his family.
lie expression a belief and hope that he
will bu released mum. ills health is a lit-
tlt' hotter than when he lost \vrolc.
thumped Thieves Surrounded.
Plill..\lll~;l.l'lll.\, Aug. lac—General War-
ren l’. Elinor-ton said that he liilll received
a dispatch front inspectors Holden and
Lewis ranting that they had filmmt cor-
ueml llt'll of the notorious tmstollico
thieves who :wcutly eventual from jail in
Now York, The utun cannot be captured
without a lulllv. and no attempt to corral
them will be Imulowilhout the aid of a
posse. .\ lizhl is exported to take place,
and u :wilml wuul outcome may occur in a
day or lii'u. .
Garment Slain-re ileum to lie “Winning.
va Yomt. Aug. lb.-—AtthobI-ullquar-
tors of tho l‘lII’ldrI-n .iaokI-ttuakurs’ union
Leopold Srinwurtz. the buslmmu agent.
said that Ibo mmruclors had Nigumliho
scale, and fully Limo of the strikers ro-
lurueli Iowori; Imiuy. ilyIqu Hirsch.
flit-business tux-ail of tho i’unletuukora'
union, said. " l‘p to this time ill commot-
urs have signed IlIv tum-uncut. and mm
Hl'lliiI-nily um l’ mm hil’ilil'l'ri will n-lurt: to
Work tniiul‘."
More J: rat-y Forest Fires.
l’mIoVA. N” ., Amt lb. ~ll‘lum- for-mt
flrI‘slItrvIloin‘.,z llllliii Ilmmutu alum,r lho
Brigantine lluu-ll railroad. All'l-mly about
Ian acres of Woodland have hut-ti burned.
The fire is rapidly I'xlI-mlitm toward Ab-
aeoom. Fox-mull own have lu-I-ulvying
to vim-k liw llumm mul pron-m their
ranking the ill. oiling iiIilHIN, but v lib
little illlf (1 so, uml it is; loun‘ll that nothing
short of a heavy min will saw tin-3r
homo.»
Convict lieunnpbered by it sweetheart.
MlleIllilL. Any. 17:. —~» ilf'liH-w La
Frumimiru'. :I. I'll!“ il'l, hm In-vonw ili‘ll' iii
”5.000 which hm lwvn loft in him by It
former mvwlllmrt in ilIIlyuLI‘. hilt-n. in
l‘rmnlmiso illil m Ivvll lilo your-v. of a term
of if) for minim
Robbed a Hinge o... to ion Ago.
Srnmmmm MIL. Aug: m --l r a...
G. Pitta. tlIngl-Il “ills Iobblng .. q M
morctlmnaylur ago new Spun-5,. l1. :
1)., has been lli'l'ill'tt'il hero
.. -w...» . .. ....
‘ Q" Wilt"! Wit-met.
.moqmm
8 Mil: warmer. muthuwtrrly
norm-bum on a platform until lair in the yam
I We will GIVE AWAY every Saturday
at 10 o ’,oiock a 860 bicycle.
Each customer purchasing goods to the amount
over at either of our stores will be given a card entifliiig'iile
holder to-one chance.
wiu. BlilElllllT & .i,
Clnlhius/ and Furnishsrs
l9 Main St. tumult. Sentinel Building. in. tumult
This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle 00. for
any make or style, and full price 860 allowed.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES].
SPillllll .Inutwsuu
T H E0 . OLSEN .
The (Sale Oily llIin Stone Faucet Filler.
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Highly lliclsl Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone pome- as a Filtering medium the lam
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pin
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it pu-
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
SMITH NllilWlLK HARDWARE lili."~~~
FBANBIS & (:0...
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 0!
SPRING lillllllllili
in the town. We handle nothing but the best.” Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS 8:00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. South Ismail. Bonn.
x]
I l l l l I l I | ~
in lnvialiun is hereby et-
" Ienlsdtolhs people ul Ismail ”’ ”
A and vicinity to inspect surgeons. _.
its to not claim is, give you
' gull dollars in ill-cent pieces; “"
____ but we will heal you Iailly and -.-
jslly. ,1
__ JONES is llllllllKISS, ____,
gtfigmme'
__ HEATING. ItwALLer. fl; .
HOUBEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
“" 23 WALL 8t. ““'
. Bole agents for the Victor Bicycles. ‘ i
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