Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 17, 1895 · page 7

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

7.11 on 11 o o i e . . lmbllifll
o o o o 1 o 1 o‘ it y... a. mo... of .1, ohm”... ml 1.. . 1 Each customer purchasing goods to the amount
my? 111:. a 1': T1. ...i am “mm!“ 00 o o o 0 9 a 1.... s the paetle- years have nerd Dr 9036'. over at either of our stores will be given a card he“
I 0 “B1 1"" 9 ’ Bflltllllm...::: a 8 0 o o 0 a a__.1 OOllO “N and DP. H‘I’lfll Clilrflllfl POW- holdertoone Chancas. .
. Whtinthemn; 3mm . ll! Magnum... 0 8 der, and would never bewhhoot them. ‘ 1 I ‘
Nnmwlthaictmmlnthem Cincinnath......o 9 0 l 0 ll 1 0 0".9 For colicky tables nolhlng 1m made. » . .-
:Meiithcdfllhfl W ABM?” “fish" 1 1 9 9 1 0 0 ° 1 "" 5. equals Dr Hand's Colic Cu're --lfrs ' ‘ . ‘
“3“”th m‘fig 1:32.113: ”a: Louisville... 9 0 0 o 1 0 1 0 1 ,5 Charles E.vhiollnv. l7 Vinton street." At . " .. '
while the relatives an friends of an» Bt' 1.01115" "' 1‘0 5 0 0 0 8 o "" 8 alldms slowness. - _ ' . ,
Clark, who are rich and influential, any Jesus)! wanna canes. Severe . . ' _ p -. , , .
. _ __ _ gripmu pains of the Jeremsch . ,
they'havs searched the hospitalsandoth . At Scranton Scranton, 9, Wilkes and bowels hum“, an d. flectnilly stop I I ,

or institutions of this city for her with the

barre, ii.
aid of the police, the police unto last mid~

 

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pad by Dertto’u Clio and Cholera one.

night declared that they had not even re- At Springfield -—- la‘arne forfeited. to

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

,“Now, what can we do?" asked the act-
lag chief. “T woman isof age. What
right have we make search for her!
Bums we didars'ta‘rt out tomorrow to go
through the institutions, and then suppose ‘
she put in an appearance hem and asked Wasumeros, Aug. 17. «Secretary 11...
us by whose authority we sent out pollce- , ten of the department of agriculture gave
men to look for her, what could we say? what he regards an object lesson to the
In what position Would we stand? So far employees of his department. He heard

PAID THEM IN SILVER.

locust-2y Horton Gives What it. Regards
an fluent Ins-on. . .

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

without a’ description of the missing worn l The silv or coin was paid to messengers
. an and without proper authority to go and well known silverites in various posi
ahead how can We do so?" tions in the department Unless Mr. hier-
Yet the relatives of Miss Clark in Syra- ton receives a petition to the contrary it
cuss and her friends in Plalnfleld insist is expected that slh‘ or will be paid out
that they have got the machinery of the again to the moirwlm are known to favor
New York police department in operatidn it as currency.
to find her. 1-» There was a good deal of kicking among
'1"! you“ Not gou'hg. rill” 2:119:11”? and some of Ithornhhuve in;
After a careful inquiry, starting with c“ o ,t 0 paymastcr ‘ “l ' ey wan
Acting Chief Conlln, going through the Pg?" ”‘0“? 0“ ”‘0" mm W ““3“ 0“
detective bureau and down ino the bureau‘ o the men Who was given “over“! pounds
of information, it can be stated as a fact “3:11;"; t: (”3", homofiem”k°f‘
that the services of the policeof New York f l l; bccretary film)“ s “3‘7 un-
Were only called into requisition on one a r in w int he terms as is object csson.
occasion, and that was when Garrett Q.l 1H8 "“3,“ as well my “a in nickel pieces

Packer, a furniture dealer of Plalnfield '0’ in’ copper pennlu, “d K we protest

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

E. P. WM and G. C. Stillson.

 

solved a description of the missing worn Springfield

”It: aldnea request to make aseareh At Syracuse—Syracuse, 7; Buffalo, t. ‘ Children on for
Acting Chief Conlin, who has become llflsilfurc a“ STANDIMLL P C Pitcher" cauofla

interested in the case, although hahaeno mummy a; 38 3313 minim-ate 41 he . '

cfllclal rightto be interested, overhauled Baltimore...lic 85 .815 Brookl sis .516 ’

the entire headquarters machinery yester- 325mg, g; ‘3 :33 garimo'k-fl g €23

dayundloundlhero had been no 1111111100 Chicago" "1.1 a 2511 st...1.o......eo 1111213

tion torapolics search. on .I..'..to 11 .519 Malevolent 117 217 When Babrwasslckme save her Car-odo-

thwwewmaCWIhecriodforCam
When she became Miss, the clung to Canals.
we... m. cm mam, .1... mm... W any make or style, and full price 860 allowed.

children Cry for

as the police department is concerned if Iarguments by many of his subordinates in s

any blood relative of Miss Clerk will coins favor Of Biker, and when pay day came he PM Cher 3 castor'a'

to us now and ask us to make, search for 'ordered the paymastcr to pay out 81, 000 Children cry fOf
her we shall be delighted to do so, but, in silver coin, weighing 60 nds. ‘

Pltcher’s Gastorla. ”

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Pies. Cakes and Bread.

Orders. taken for Ice Cream to
be delivered the following day.

Fruits and Vegetables fresh

l9 llain 81.. llamll.

Sergeant Barry, spoke to him of the case,
was told by the sergeant that a general
alarm would cause publicity, and there- ‘
upon left, saying that he would continue

. the search privately.‘

Captain Max Sebmlttbergcr of the Tre-
mont police station received some infor-
mation yesterday which he believes will
throw some slight light upon the disap-
pearance of Miss Lucretia Clark of Plain-
fleld, N. J.

During the day Louis Fcnnobresse, who
lives at 1828 Anthony uvcnuo in Tromont, i
went to the captain and showed him a let-I
tor which he had recchcd from Miss Clark ‘
and which she wrote on the very day of

her disappearance.

Mr. Fenhebrcssc said that he had met
Miss Clark by appointment at the Kelleg
educational bureau, lil East Ninth street,
on July 3i. She explained to him that she
was about to open a school in Plainfiold
and was in search of a professor of French ‘
language Mr. Fennebrosso, who is a pri-
vate teacher, made an arrangement to go
to the new school on certain days of each
week.

On Aug. 9, the day that Miss (‘lurk dis-'2
appeared, she wrote the letter that was
shown to (‘ optuin Schmilibergor. It
merely said that she had decided to get a
female teiuxher for her classes, and that
she would not require the sun ices of Mr.
Fenncbrcsso. The writing of this letter,
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eat one“ Bread in the World.
«a t FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.

Bale by the Following Grocers:

a. rederlck.

a Benedict. goofing-33.

rd. hDonnelly,

8. H Raymond A1 Boll.
Aim errands. -

‘ liens. Tuckeritoodwin

HILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
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A. SHEPARD Mill BB. 800“.

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Great New York Specialist. The
Dealer Prevailed Upon to line
Ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Ila-ls of the linggisls.

is the most wonderful production of
loci science in the nineteenth century.
1- isnotapaient medicine, but a prescrip~

‘ ndsdon scientific principles and
Scott in his extensive practice“ for

cure of all blood diseases. he
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tended to go away and had not gone of
her own volition. The letter was sent to
Acting Chief (Ioniin. .

 

 
 
 
 
 

Murder In a Courtroom.

PLAT'l'i-l (1113', Mo, Aug. 17.—-Durlng
a trial in the circuit court here Watt Reed
shot and fatally Wounded Newton Winn.
Reed is under arrest. The courtmnn was

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

sued. .

City Officials Under Arrest.
Bummer-1, Nob, Aug. 17,—Thls city is
excited over the arrest of City Clerk J '1‘.
Phillips and Water Commissioner George
Hawkins upon a charge of obtaining mon-
ey under false pretenses.

' attentional-the dofiorfor Warml-
use is who can not vidthl
1152“. a matter of dot .to

11" 1.1.1.111. mariner

if: . to.“ this manrposa A.»
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The” Atlanta Bull Fighters.

Cm or Mnxxco, Aug 17. ——Manuel
Callohro will huml the hull fighting troop
ha: which will soon start for Atlanta, and
some excellent plcodors and banderillos
will accompany him.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

still Another New Mord.

Hl'lliliflll‘liildi, 0., Aug. l7.-At the
'Hpringilcld llrivlug club Fannie Foley
broke the ylsnrllnghalf ntileciroulur track

i0 mil“. "MM record, making the distance in 1 ”Oil

- fist sat and would Invite all
' :‘m | “d m” Wal“flwfl£3¥ Texas Fever Among Cattle.

sold A1.1'1x11M,l’a..Aug. 17 ~—An epidemic

soda-0‘33 of Tom favor has made its appearance

mm, among the cattle in this uolghlmrhood.
Twenty deaths have been married

 
 
 
 
 

Fills flare is be Used with fir. .
. . mu,“ Hahai’s Quick View?"

nouns. Aug. l7.-ln the presence of

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

“FOR BALI Bib—- 5.01)le persons at Minster hall Peter Mailer,
. the rich champion, lrnmkcdcut Johnston
' .r TMlBWB, “mull ”UNI“: of London in half a minute.
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Confederate Veteran Innate-d.
Anssvlmr. (3a., Aug. l7.-—Dock Wade,
an aged Confederate Veteran. was brutally
murdered at the house of limo Wallace on
the outskirts of Abhovillo.

Charged With Assaulilag Regress-

ll. I. llsls Israeli.

AOOB M. LAYTOB

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

called at headquarters on Sunday, a”; that that is not a convenient form of men-

rstroct cars and the displacement of horses

'iho appeal of Senator Quay for a special

seem to show that Miss Clark had not in- l

crowded at the lime, and a wild scene on '

ey to carry he might say by that protest every mornmg'

we are not in favor of copper and nickel
coin. As a matter of fact, if a man were
paid, any .16, 000, in gold col which he
would be expected to carry name with
him, he would protest as strongly as we
protest at being paid our monthly salary
in sllv or dollars. "

city, 50c lb.
Bniter from the

Dan! Mules In Sellioll
SABATOGA, Aug. lT.—The Empire Aa-
soolation of Deaf Mules concluded their
annual session and elected the following
officers: President, '1‘. H. Jewell, Home;
vice president. (3. A. Huxley, Troy: secre-
tary, H. Van Allen, Johnston; treasurer,
J R. Plnuu, Auburn; directors, Rev. C.
O. Dautscr, Rochester, Thomas Godfrey,
Brooklyn, and Charles Stowcll, Troy.

Poor Market For Corn and flats.
CLEVELAM), Aug. l'.’.—-Thc Oils Elo-
valor company, rot .1ill rs and wholl salcrs
of outs (ornund other grain, closed its
elomior, tho-r reason assigned being the
substitution of electricity for horses on

28c per lo

cuts with option.

 

12 inch Main Street.

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by bicycles. The changed conditions. the. all if
manager says, have made it impossible to

conduct the business at a profit.

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Senator Quay's “Appeal Beaded.

vavsuoue, Aug. 17.-~ln pursuance of \

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meeting of the chuhlh on state executiw
committee to make up the roll of ihotom
lug convention a majority of tho manila-rs
of the committee have rolled a meeting
for that purpose on Aug. :35 at Harris-
burg.

 

insane at a Funeral.
Nomvlou, N. Y., Aug. l7.—-Wcsle_v
Washburn become violently insane at a
funeral at the Methodist church hero, and
rubbing on to the platform seized Presid-
ing Elder Crydcnwisc and attempted to
stop his speaking. He was removed to his
home and the service continued.

Justice Strong's Condition.
Lani: Misunwasxa, N. Y., Aug. 17.—
‘Juatico Strong‘s condition is again very
unfavorable. The rally which he expo
rionccd some days ago is holiovmi'to be of a
temporary character and not such 1111 gives
the family any hope for a gnrnmuent re-
covery.

 

Coroner's Verdict Against Holmes.
'l‘onoxro. Aug. il.-—-Thclnqucst on the
body of Nellie Plizcl, believed to have
been murdered by the notorious Holmes,
has lmeu conclndmi. The jury returned
a verdict of willful murder against

Holmes. M _ mm-..”
Fell Em ml Scaffold.
TllEh‘Tou, Aug. l7.—-—liuvid Mona. a
carpenter, fell from a scalioltl, sustaining
injuries from which he tiled.

 
 
 

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Death of a I'romlnent Navigator.
CilllJAfli), Aug. l?.-—-Cuptnia George ”W:
Gianna, a prominent navigator, died at
his home here.

TOLD lN FEW WORDS.

The first victim of the trolley in Eliza.
both, N. .l., was James lleatty, aged 110.
Cholera in serious promotions prevails
in China, Korea and the island of For
mesa
George Chesohro, aged 17. was found
guilty of murder in the first degree at
Grand Haven, Mich.
Wallace McKennon, aged iii, was taken

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New Teas, the finest in the

Berkshire
Hills; fresh lot to arrive this
week;those that have tried it
sayitia the finest in the city,

Look at my window for pres-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Clothiers and-x Furnishe’rs

Srntinsl Building. 80. I

This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle 00.: to

 

FOR THE LATEST swells

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—-GO TO—

TH E0. OLSEN.
The Gate City llllll Stone Faust 1111..

Isnulsciursd cl Polished Brass and Highly lllcksl 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 pu- '
lectly 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 NBBWMK HARDWARE 00.

FBANBIS & 60.,-

Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself' 1n a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of

SPRING illilllllllli

in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.

FRANCIS-8L 00.,

RELIABLE ‘CLOTHIERS,
’86 Washington Street. - South llorwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

in lnvialiun is hereby 111-
lenledie the people of Harwell ‘ _ -,
and vicinity loinspeclcugnols. __ ' '1 i

We in not claim it give you
gold dollars ltl ill-cent pieces;
lllli we will last you lailly and

 

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PRIIUITOI, ills. .. Aug. 17. «Warrants
have been taken out for 118 Spring Valley
men. charged with assault on the colored
colony of lprlng Valley.

lac-ad Alva-ea of Wages.
unions, Pa, Aug. 17.—-.l. ll. Stern
burgh gets the

 

of from it to 10 per cent.

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illflld to Death.

 

Pananmpu, Aug 17. “lire. Hertha
11, was burned to death
while trying to light the kitchen firewith

firewall bulged

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Kill! employees of his belt
and out works another increase in wages

tosses, a ”Murmurs Weiss-
mm W to Wills naus'
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with crampa while bathing near Water-
town, N. Y., and was drowned in four
feet of water.

George Storm and Robert Blorman were
held up by three highwaymen in North
avenue. Elisabeth, N. J. 0110 of the high-
waymen was a negro.

Ir. 8 E. Morse. the American consul
general at Paris, gate a luncheon in hon-
or of Mr. Edwin F. Chi, American assist~1
1 ant secretary of state.

Hayor Strong of New York has crpress~
ed the opinion that it will be necessary to
patch up another combination ticket in
order to defeat Tammany Hall in the com
lag municipal campaign.

A panic was caused in 'Ancona. ltaly,
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