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Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
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glands of the bruggis‘ts.
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Cons Gsovs. N. 51.. Aug. lemmas.
overturning of a pleasurehcst an entire
family were'drowacd. and two otherfsm-
tiles are in mournin . A party of tanner-s
from the neighborh of Frankford and
Beibyville, Del. had a iish try on Grey's
crook. a branch of the Isle of Wight hay,
with bathing. fishing and amusements.
William Hudson carried a party of nine
out sailing. and as the boat was about to
come back the women of the party jumped,
screaming, 'on the high side. capsising the
little craft. which was hardly largeenough
to carry live persons. The following men
Were drownedr
William Starr. aged 45 years. Philadch
phia; Laura Starr, his wife. aged 85, and
his daughters. Ida May. aged 16, and Eva.
aged 14; Myrtle Stevens, aged 16. of Sci-
byville; Lina Hall. aged iii, and her sis-
ter, Lulu Hall. aged 14. whose homes were
_ near .Frankford.
The capsizing occurred within 200 yards
of the shore and in water seven feet deep.
Mr. Storr had only one hand and was
blind in one eye. but was an expert swim-
mer. He succeeded in getting hie two
daughters on the bottom of the boot and
was getting his wife when the girls be-
came scamd, slipped off of the boat and
went to their parents. and together the
four perished.
Bodies mutilated by Crabs.
Hudson, who was sailing the boat. got
the We Hall girls on the boat, and was
trying to save Miss Stevens. when they
slipped off and wore drowned before he
could get to them. Two other young in-
dies who were in the boat were rescued by
ails erman. who put 03 from the shore
as e boat capsized. Mr. Storr was found
shortly after his family. and Miss Sterens'
body was found by hauling a seine. Large
parties are searching for the bodies of the
other two.
The Storrs family resided at 4919 Lan-
caster avenue. Philadelphia Mr. Storrs
was married in this neighborhood. and
yearly he brought his family down for a
two weeke' outing. They wore very fond
of aquatic sports and spent most of their
time beating and fishing.
Hudson, the skipper, protested to Mr.
Storrs against the party crowding into his
small boat. which could only carry com-
, fortably four persons. Storrs answored:
“Oh. there is no danger. The water is
shallow. ~We are close to shore. and the
wind is light. "
The bodieawheu recovered by the search-
ing parties, presented a horrible sight. par-
ticularly that of Mrs. Stem-s. Crabs had
eaten the flesh from her face. exposing
her teeth and eve‘n the roots of her tongue.
The ends of the fingers of all had been
eaten away. and their eyes had disappeared.
Before entering the bout Mrs. Storrs
took her husband‘s gold watch. over 8900
in money and their rings and other valua-
bles and tied them in her apron. She was
tightly clutching the bundle in death.
Bodies of Drowned Mess lfeoovcred.
Monrrcatto. N. Y., ng. iii—Acting
Coroner Eldred held an inquest in the
0880 of Charles Tultcrow. who was
drowned last Monday, and the jury re-
turned n verdict that the man had met
death through his own carelessness. The
bodies of William Pilgrim and the assist-
ant cook, whose name is unknown. who
Were drowned with Taitorow, suddenly
appeared Saturday morning beside a row-
bout in which were Miss (took. Miss Ul-
rich and Miss Mctzendorf of Brooklyn.
The screams of the young ladies attracted
attention on shore. and a party set out in
a small boat and secured the bodies
Sloop Bank and Two Were Lost.
NEWBUMPORT. Mass, Aug. lit—Tho
sloop Jumbo oi ltockport, while in port
here, lllled with water and mink during a
storm. and .nptniu Stephen Urr and
George Wt" .n were drowned. The boat
come in to avoid the tempest whichthrent-
cued. Captain Orr and Welsh made them-
selves mmfurtnblc below and fell asleep.
When the squall struck. a huge wave swept
over the yacht and tilled her, and the men
were drowned.
The Boat Upset.
BUFFALO. Aug. ii).--—Charlos E. Giillg
of Gillig Brothers, salooukeepers of Wash- '
1° ington street. and Henry Sticht, a bar-
tender in the establishment, were drowned
in Buffalo harbor. They went out in a
boat for a swim. 0n the way home the
boat was upset and the men were drowned.
'l'hree Drowned at Want-la
Wasulilu'rolt. Aug. lit—Two boys were
drowned here while bathing—Arthur hier-
ris and B. S. Priddy. George E. Brown
was also drowned by falling off a canal-
Dlr- boot.
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above named drunists have received
, ant and would invite all
. tocsil and become acquainted with
d. is of a cot remedy. Dr. Scott's
» whoop seed in drug stores. is sold
aM°'R: “a...“ "semen:
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"V! totrr knows Ssrsaparilla.
Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
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PITTsnuno, Aug. 19.—-The tcwboat Lud-
da Keefer was sunk. and the cook, Millie ’
Colbaugh. was drowned. The boat is a
total loss and was valued at $15,000.
Two Gunners best in a Squall.
HALIFAX. Aug. lib—Gunner Lawles-
nnd Gunner Whittle of the royal artillery
were drowned by the upsetting of a boat
in a squall. “WM
One Killed. Two Badly Injured.
Mxnms'rowr. N. Y.,Aug.,19.—-Aa 0a-
tarlo and Western train crashed into two
he: cars which projected from a siding
over the main tracks at Bernhart's Bay,
near Oneida. Fireman J. Cooper was in-
stantly killed. Engineer-Kin , and Head
Brskcmau J. Breed were injured.
The responsibility for the accident has not
been lined.
Outrage- by the Indians.
Corners. 0. T.. Aug. lit-«Near Arbo-
ca a gang of Greek Indians and negroes.
with several white outlaws, raided Sean
uel Norford's store and after completely
gutting the place assaulted and otherwise
maltreated live women in the neighbor
hood, two of whom will die.
tease Timon-arts of cos-mm loser.
Cssnasooea. Aug. 19.--Deputy Mar-
shal Barnes has unearthed a band of
counterfeitorswhe have been operations
sshsnty on illusion Ridge. 'l‘hree quarts
of sperms cleirsls were found.
Arrival discussant-sass.
Aw ' _ to, we
been led to the letter. hem appear.
saoeeit was evident that the liquor men
had nupthsilgbt. Bepertsfroiatbost
who traveled over various parts of the
city bore the same burden-woo drinks to
be had anywhere.
It was undoubtedly the fact that these
reports were true. althoush there were
some We to tbegsnsrsl rule. .
‘ . Pendent Roosevelt of the callus hoard
furnished the roost interesting feature of
the day, for he made the grand tour of luv
speotion to see with his own eyes how his
subordinates in the department did the
work assigned to them. ,
Several thousand thirsty ’scnls gave
thanks to Steve Brodie for his generosity.
All day his saloon was crowded with peo-
ple who. without money and without
price, were allowed to help themselves to
buttermilk, lemonade and conceal water.
Four hundred gallons of buttermilk, 250
gallons of lemonade and 850 gallons of
oatmeal water were given away. and many
yet remained thirsty.
Among the visitors was Blind Finne-
gan. who came in and drank one glass of
oatmeal water. one of lemonade and two
of buttermilk. Then. turning to Brodie
he said: “You're do only guy. Steve. and
dis is do only joint. If we kain't git de‘
booze wo gits der soft drinks free. "
SHORT TALK WITH CROKER.
Manny's Ila-Chieftain Does NotAdInire
Bis Successors Job.
Lennon. Aug. lit—A press representa-
tive found Mr. Richard Crekcr at New-
market and accompanied him back to
London, seeking to secure from him an in.
. No amount of persuasion. however. could
. induce him to talk about James J. Mar-
, tin's assumption oi the leadership of Tom-
; many. “I have nothing to say.” was his
i repeated reply. He showed surprise, how-
ever. at the news, and iinaily observed:
"Whoever takes the Tammany leader-
ship now has a big contract on his hands."
Mr. Broker was then asked about the
course of the board of police commission-
ers in New York. in reply to which he said:
“It would not be fair to criticise them
, at this distance, but judging from the
amount of space the New York corre-
- spondents of the London papers are giving
them daily they must be raising Cain."
l Mr. Croker was asked regarding the in-
rview with Mr. Dwycr which was pnb~
liehed in London last week and in which
. he complained of unfair trmtment at the
. hands of the British turf authorities. Mr.
5. Croker expressed his surprise at Mr. Dwy-
er's remark, and said:
“If he is correctly quoted. I am sorry he
said it. As far as lam concerned I have
been treated in the most agreeable man-
ner, and I supposed that hir. Dwyer re
coivcd the same treatment. One should re-_
member that racing conditions here are
diifcrent from those in America."
Capitalists Have Undertaken the Task oi
Raising an old British Sloop.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-—-'l‘ho steam
tug John E. Mobs-or, having on boards
syndicate of Hi capitalists. who have un-
dertaken the task of locating and raising
the British sloop of war [)0 Braak. which
was sunk by a sudden squall oil the Doin-
wnre bronkwnturtwor a century ago. laden
. withaoargool‘ Spanish gold. has left here.
' The Do Brook was a British sloop of war
ruptured from the Dutch. A short time
before her {murdering she captured a
Spanish ship with .a cargo of gold from
the mines, Soon afterward. neconling to
the roxmrtsof that time, she ovrrlmulod
the St. Francis Xavier. and transferred
much precious metal to her own hold.
The Do llrnnk mmh- for Cape lloniopon
for water. and Wont din in a sudden
squall. Sunni of her crew escaped. but the
majority perished. Reports then iwcmno
frequent of the existence of the "unsure.
and ever since tiuul they how, boon cur—
rent.
'HOLN'CS’ CASTLE BURNED.
The Chicago Charnel House of the Famous
Criminal lieetroyed.
CHICAGO, Aug. lib—H. ll. Hollncs'
‘ ‘mstlo" ut Sixty-third and Wallace streets,
which is said to have been the scene of
numerous murders by the owner. was dis-
covered to be on lire at ”:30 o'clock this
morning. It was at first believed that ad-
jacent property would be destroyed, but
the lire did not extend beyond the “rustic. "
i This famous building has for more time
past been tonanted only on the ground
. iloor bya drug store and small restaurant.
and it was In the letter that the fire origi-
nated. The interior of the building was
practically ruined. The losses will aggre-
gate 315.000.
Ass Alaska Expedition.
Lennon. Aug. lil.--llnrry do Windt. the
traveler and explorer. intends to start in
April and attempt to crisis a hitherto un‘
explored part of Alaska. The expedition
will carry light rubber Will. dogs and
siedgos. The objects of the journey are to
explore Alaska and to study the conditions
oi the political exiles of Siberia.
Three Ilorsee [turned to Ila-tit.
. Burma-won't, Conn. Aug. lit-«alike.
which started in the yard of the J. L.
l'l‘omlinc Lumber company. destroyed a
large quantity of lumber and several small
buildings. Three horses in a small stable
were burned to death.
COLUMNS CUTjTBHLlNES.
The naphtha launch 'l‘mitslosuvod eight
men from the capsized catlxmt Mahoney
of! Bergen Beach, N. J.
Dr. and hire. Joseph C. Hmrnc Wore in-
dicted at Hannibal, him, for the murder
of Amos Stillwell. the woman's first hus-
band.
Dr. William Val Stark of Atlanta was
charged with musing the death of Prefers»
or George Bwhm by either starvation or
by exposure while under hypnotic influ-
ence.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Waring
of How York is charged in an aflidavit
made by a former deputy with having car-
ried “dummies" on the payrolls of his do.
partmcut.
Senator Goggeshsll loll the Oneida coon.
ty (ii. Y.) Republican convention ball
when he see e renomicstion was out of
the question. after bitterly denouncing
his is. common nominated him
thudidste.
tervlew on political alfairs in New York. ‘
, ”I. ' ‘
Berra Bosses.ils+..lerch19. was.
'Dr. Hand’s Remedies tor Children
have been of such invest hemliuo lie.
‘ [desire towriue s' best testimonial. I
am the mother oi x children. and in
the past is! years have used Dr. Band's
Colic Cure and Dr. and's Chafing Pow-
der. and would nev r be without them.
For colicky babieammhlng ever made,
equals Dr. Ban e'l cone Cltw —-tirs
Charles E. iiolinv. i7 Vinson street.” At
all drug claws, 251:. 1
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Chetoria.
When Baby was sick. wagers her Castofll.
When she was. a Child, she cried for cm
When she became Min? she clung to Cutouts.
When the had Children. she garethsm Galleria.
I
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castorla.
FRESH
Orders taken for ice Cream to
be delivered the following day.
Fruits and Vegetables fresh
every morning.
New Teas, the finest in the
city, 50c lb.
i
Butter from the Berkshire
Hills; fresh let to arrive this
week; those that have tried it
say it is the finest in the city,
380 per lb
Look at my window for pres-
ents with cofl'ee.
_._... “flog...“
12 Rent Main Street.
Samuel inmsmnk, Jr.
all if
New Yorkdnaouucemcut.
Murmansk-snowurmashu‘
Homer’s Furniture.
.Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long an-
ioyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced. both in medium and finest
grades; (2). Because their assortments
are unequalled; (8). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can be sold.
Latest production to Dialog loom. ”I...
Parlor. Drawing loam. Library and nail nui-
tart—Venetian carted ”rattan—4mm. I
imported Walnut-White and Cold m
lunitnre—lnauiod and Ira- m“
lasibb Brass mule- (1! patterns). lsoie and
MM [slalom lavyChsln and let.
“looking and Billiard lies- Furniture—-
lverythlag in city or country bones—light
spasm loser—Ail h plate I3“
users
R. J. House a 00..
Furniture In and importers.
61-65 West 23d St” N. I.
(Adjoining Idea loosed
Mama see or no esta-
Mt
lener a can ante“
sf low IMewspsper
Ju'fl 2m
put down by the most experienced
workmen. at prices to sieiy competi-
tiha. :
Better have your walks laid by a Not-
walk men that you can find at any time,
rather than “stifling agents.
, We will GIVE AWAY eve
at 10 o’clock, a 060 bicycle.
Each customer purchasing goods to the amount 0 '~
over at either of our stores will be given a card entitling“
holder to one chance. 7
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l9 liain it. Nomall.
Clothiers and Fulnishers
) . . ‘ n
_ —or—
-—GO To;
ry ma.
Sentinel Building. a. renal. ~
‘ This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox C
any make or style, and full price 060 allowed.
ycie 00.19:
FOR THE LATEST STYLES;
SPRING FOOTWEAR
TH E0. OLSEN.
The Gate City Orin Stone Faucet Filler.
stun-nuns cl Polished lime and Highly iiicksl Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone pomesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pun
condition. extracting all disesae germs and extraneous matter. rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.i
Scientists. and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
Tim N-OiWilK unanwnr co.
rnncls & cu.
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
Pllllli OlOTIlIllO '
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aflord to do otherwise.
FRANCiS 8:30..
RELlABLE CLOTHIERS. .
'86 Washington Street. - South Norwall. tom.
» AND
HEATING.
in inflation is hereby ar-
lenlai in the people of Hawaii
and vicinity in input surgeons.
to in not claim in alum
gold iollan for ill-cent pieces;
but we will treat you fairly and
jsily.
W
JONES 8t HOTOITKISS.
PLUMBING
17 WALL 81-. ,
HOUSEKEEPING
AllTiOLEB at
so want. fit.
this awn tor the Victor Bleysiss.
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