. —- an might . every time; his :3 W , 1'7". . The Leading Bread - Flour ‘ .‘or THE aWORLD! ' “.000 barrels male in one day. t: V: FLOU p or: 3"! .~ 3..." '21:? I. i Q Q C .0 .5 ‘ , \‘k'leusl'fl . LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CENTER ‘ Insist on your grocer sending you Wsshburn-Crosby Company’s SUPERLATIVE. of tilt) men and lynched. ”A the... on, Aug. Wow-M mam were taken from the county jaw :1 ‘ . , a near. tearing that the law weaidnotbe‘ “mountaineer, detcrhsinsdtatnkouist- run “seamed-a... .. , .. c ‘ ii “I 0 I s blah has ' carried out and angered over the atrocity! Mott. bound ‘03 Salem Willow. with the reign of lawlessness w veiled in Siskiyou county for some months past. . One of the victims was Lawrence John. son. whoon the evening of July 28 stabbed his wife to death in the town of Etnm Another was William Null, who ‘dhot Henry Hsyter in the back with a ride near . Callnhsn's on April ill. 1 Louis Moreno and Garland Seemier. Who are supposed to have killed George Sears and Casper Meirerhans at Bailey Hill; on Aug. 5. were also hanged. At 11 o'clock at night farmers from all of the surrounding country began to drive into town, and by midnight the mob ‘ as ready to march to the county jail. Beihre . prweedlng, however, every precaution‘iwss l . taken to prevent the plans of the lynchsrs from being frustrated by the officers of the law. The sheriii and one of his depu- ties Were decoyed to another part of ,tho town by two members of. the mob. Who were engaged in a sham fight, and the, fire bell was muffled to prevent an alarm be- ing given in that way. ., When the jail wasroaohed. a number of the men, all of whom were masked, av‘vak‘ ' ened Under Sheriff Redford and demanded, the keys from him. He positively refused to open the door or to give up the keys, tell- ing them that if they broke in the door he ' would blow their brains out. Finding that Redford was determined not to give them the keys, they went across to the jail and Eric“ top of a stone wall whiohsurround- t. , blob Broke Into tho Jail. Deputy Sherlfl Henry Brahtlaoht. who has been sleeping in the jail since the commitment of so many murderers, think- ing some one was escaping from the jail, fired two shots out of the window to alarm City Marshal Parks and Deputy Sheriff Redford. He then opened the doors and was immediately held up by the mob, who took the keys from him and entered the jail. Having no keys to the different cells, they were compelled to burst the looks with a sledgehammer, which they pro- ceeded to do at once. Lawrence H. [ohnsom who brutally stabbed his wife to death at Etna on Sun- day evening. July 28. was the first to re- ceive the attention of the mob. They broke the lock from the door of his cell and placing a rope around his neck led him out of the Jail and across the street to where the iron rail was laid between the forks of two locust trees. Johnson plead- ed for mercy, but the silent gathering gave no heed to his appeals, and he was quickly strung up, dying from strangula- tion in a few minutes. The mob returned to the jail and than broke into the cell of William Null, who shot Henry Haytcr at Collahnn's on April lichensJuckertiioodwin KILL AGENTS FOR CONN. HARTFORD, CT nil iim ‘ I l. SHEPIRD Ill) DR. SCOTT. g The Great New York Spsei’slist The ‘J Doctor PrevsIled Upon to [lave ills Greet Remedy Placed in the Bands of the lirmlsts. This is the most wonderful production of foul science in the nineteenth century. is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip- tioucom ended on scientidc principles and - and by . Scott in his extensive practice for the cure of all blood diseases. The cures wrought by it are simpwvonderful and have attracted thousands to doctor‘s parlors for haunt. suchnnextent is the dsmsnd noon the and attention of the doctor for his medi- frcm pro is who could not visit New akeity. that t became a matter of dutgfo someplsn by which the general a lie been iliednifiiih this geAriniRe.avM::b£ I. or overpass . . e calledioilonih Norwslk to emu G.Tomlinson.eiouth Norwalk.and . Norwnlk.to permit them to keep in and sell this wonderful blood reared . iy constable. and excellent can u n blood puriiler nnexcsl ed. s t thlii'nmhingcnn salad. Dr. Scott has life lathe t omngh knowledge I inmhlotxi diseases. A few of w are named . Kidney "WW at. sick headache. muscular ma- ) loss or appetite. constipa- msypbiihcsnosmnshumon. in catsrrh salt rheum. pimples on m. bility. hails. disslnens. female weak- po shove namedhdrugrisis have received first consignment and would invite all tonsil sad balms acquainted with is of n Dr. dean‘s & when p soul in dr nuns of Dr. harm's rills. w intend taking a blood In iclne should flfsiltotry bummed-responds. is run am to be Used was llr. Scott's. , . “recast: nit—~— l. I. Tomllnson, Bruit liomsll: s—‘md ii. I. llsis ilcrssll. m JACOB M. LAYTON its. ills llil incited llama: [ll ESTATE ltli illiiiSE ltllii Steels!” m and sterl‘ ss 5 lust Pi _. o msmitm is. Wt 8. B. WILSON am at tama- .dom ‘ weaken puglilst. 21 in a dispute over a mining property. Null desired to make a statement. but time was too valuable to permit any such preliminaries, and he was soon hanging alongside of Johnson. , Louis Moreno, who was charged with ' having killed George Scars on the bib of this month, was taken from his cell and was soon swinging with Johnson and Null. , The last and youngest of the four mur- dorors to pay the penalty of his crime was Garland Secmler. aged about 10, who. in company with Moreno, was charged with having killed Caspm Moircrhnnsnt Bailey Hill on the 5th of this month. A rope was pinned around Supplier's) neck, and lie was led from the jail in his bare foot. Seamler begged for mercy, and his last Words were. “Tell my dear old mother i am innocent of the crime. " lleld lip the Sheriff. About this time Sheriff Hobbs, having been notified, arrived on the scene, and starting for the jail door was commanded to halt, the. command being emphasized by the displayof sevoml revolvers. lie was told that the “job had been done." By this time the greater part of the mob had dispersed. leaving only about 30 or 40 men on guard, who mil left after the sheriff arrived. The bodies were taken down by (loronor Schoiiold and Marshal Parka. who rc« moved them in a wagon to on engine house, where they were laid side by side. The commi- has summoned a jury to hold an inquest. Yroka is a little mining town, and years ago was frequently the «(tone of mob vio- lence. 'l‘hn summary manner in which err rcmludmi the plumes of similar scenes during the gold oscliwovnt vii) years ago, when it was not an uncommon spwiaclc to awaken in the morning and see the body iii a notorious criminal llhngliug from a tree. null righting binds In a l'lntle. son the bull light Monday, and on tomcat of the slim attendance no itllii it was done. The so called fiesta is at m and. and tho plumb: are hmrtliy glad. ‘ ciaily the show has proved a ilntlailuro. Those romwctmi with the management of the «Hair have been brushed thrlio times since Saturday afhsrnorm. choral-ti with cruelty to animals, but all have settled by the payment of mmparstlroly smlill duos. to and outs being the amount missed in nearly all cases. . Kid [Mtg-s Wen. ‘ New Your, Aug. atweme 11!?in the Saginaw Kid, seem! so may victory ever Jimmy Handler. Bob Fitssimmoas’ pmiegs, at the owing bouts of the Era- plre Athletic club. 0m miuntsisad live moods after the. fourth round; opened the building school with cheers, for the ram the first intrigue was the aggrmser, and he kept “it. ham- mm and wage, till he had won. ‘ KIM on the mental stalls. New Yona. Aug. 97.n-Hliflf'f Selim lore, 45 years old. on ompi ,, of the “schema Elevated Railroad y, was instantly killed while walking on the irsck of the birth avenue and last aims them-sad «mantles byes exprsil wahluhw starteidrste mmmflgu‘i’mm ' ass-e so 0%.? ,mnsmwwpomepmxsu justloowm meted out to tho four murder- : Can-rte Ultmlli. (knit. Aug. ill-«Not ; to crawl 200 pimpluwmit willllotto to “unit l Handler lay puntrste on the floor, mi hr rush cgnmss m IBM Bearer. Aug. fl.-Th8 me: Julio large number of passengers on to and sank an onkaownsicop yacht Q , in; three persons. The accident mm in the harbor elf Deerisland. The sloop. which measured about no test. was :endenvorlug to cross the steamer’s how when she was caught in one of the swift eddies whiehnhound in this locality. The steamer Philadelphia, bound for Salem and Beverly. happened to be near by. and ,nftor' considerable difficulty sue- cwod in rescuingoae of the men. The oth- er ,tWo were picked up in an exhausted condition by the keeper of the lighthouse at Deer inland. who put out in his dory. One of. the two men was severely injured rilisnlzd i" " W'PW‘DR‘! 550" “in”: your appetite will come again, and cone steamer’s how when the collision occurred. to guy, apparent'y by being thrown against the BASEBALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. . At New York- NewYork ....... connector—e StIouis ........ 10011002 5 At Brooklyn— Brooklyn........ 8 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 *-- 7 Louisville ....... 000010100a—2 At Boston— . Pittsburg. ....... o 0 l o 0 1 o o d— a Boston ........... 001100001—3 At Philadelphia— Philadeiphla... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 1- 6 Cleveland ....... 000000010—1 At Baitimorca— Clncinnatl ..... . l 0 6 l :3 O 0 0 3—12 Bultimoro....... 0 0 l 0 3 0 1 0 4- 9 At Washington-— Chicago............ 3 0 0 0 2 0 3 1-— 9 Washington........ 0 s s o e 5 o e NATIONAE LEAGUE STANDING. W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Baltimore...” so see Cincinnati .6i ‘5 .545 Cieveisnd..67 40 .M Chloe ....56 A7 .5“ Pithburg...“ M .673 New Variant 40 .616 Boston ...... 50 All .666 Washinfionlii 08 .M Philadelp'aw 44 Jill) 8mm ...31 73 .3” Brooklyn...“ it .5“ Louisvillefii 70 .282 \ LEXOW MET A BURGLAR. The Senator and s Bloodless Encounter With a ‘l'hleving Stranger. Nvacx, N.‘Y., Aug. 27.-—-Senstor Lex- ow had an encounter with a burglar in an unoccupied house belonging to him. The senator went to the house to see if every- thing was all right about the premises. As he opened the door he was met in the ball by a man ii feet tall. and a total stranger. The senator asked him who be was and what he wanted. The man did not give a satisfactory auwser and made an attempt to leave. The senator, flring his eye upon him, told him he could not leave until he had given satisfactory reasons for being there. The man, who \vus nearly twice as large as the plucky senator, pulled a revolver from his pocket and said: “Do what you dare!" then darted out of the door and ran away. Senator Lexow, unarmed, chased the follow some dis. tancc, but could not catch him. The luau was probably one of the gang of burglars who operated here early Sunday morning. Three Hundred Persons Poisoned. LA Poms, ind, Aug. ill—Three hun— droil out of 1,000 people were poisoned at a German Lutheran mission festival or picnic in a grove at Tracy, this mmnty. A picnic dinner was son's-d, and it is thought some miscrount poisoned the potatoes or drinking water. The victims were attacked with frightful pains, purging and vomit- ing and rolled and tumbled on the gi‘lmud in agony until medical aid was secured. As yet none have died, but many are still very ill. The Squadron at Portland. Pou'i'aatm, lilo, Aug. ill—Four of the North Atlantic squadron are in the bar- bor here. They are thoilagship New York, with Commanderin-Chiof liuuco in com- maud; the Minneapolis. the Raleigh and the Montgomery. Tho admiral's flagship, the Dolphin. with Secretary Hcrliert on board. is expected to jolu' the duct during the week. l‘ltlslmmons Begins Training. New YoaK, Aug. 27.—-—ilolmrt Fit-salm- mons began his regular training for the coming championship fight with James J. Corbett at his little cottage on the sea- shorcnt (limoy Island. The training which Fltzslmmona has now begun differs from the training of theavvrago fighter. Ho trains himself and regulates his own work and diet. Fire In the “Treasury llulidlug. WAHlllNii'i‘ilN, Aug. ill—«A fire in the waste paper room in the treasury depart- ment brought out thu- ilro department of the city and caused some oxciimuwnt, but no further damage than the destruction of a little waste paper. 1 TELEGRAPHIC‘fMeEIEi—‘s. Count hiatsugaia. the Japanese minia‘ tor of finance. has resigned. Harrimn 1’. Bridge, a young multimill- ionaire of liustoa. died in Han Francisco. Albert Briggs, lip. aged or» years, com- mitted suicide at his home in Cedarville, N. . . W. W. Kittoll, an attache of the war department. Washington. shot and killed himself in his mm at the Hotel Willey. P ittsburg. ' United Sister Honnior White said that Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald has asked him to introduce a bill which shall ox- elude Japanese. I At Springfield, Ky. a mob cmumsod of sixmt a dorm aogrom hick Harrison Low. is, the norm. who murdered Joe Bflmkfl, also wiored, from the jail and banged him to a tree in the mvarthonse yard. Samuel Clark. a farmer, 08 years old, of - Murray um, was killed at Snitch Plains, N. J.,'while engaged in a dispute with s Juan in a buggy who had willdcd with pile wagon. He had grasped the latter-“s horse by thebrldle when the man whipped up the horse, and. knocking Clark drawn, ran over him. After almdst live years of work and the erpendiiureof mar moon, 000 Niagara has finally been harnessed. and the power generated by the monster 5.000 horsepower syn-lines of the Cataract Construction rompany is now sending outthe electrlcla ty for commercial use. i . n , sell them for tweeters: «to hem cored his: so dist use the smell of to 'bspon aisles him slob”. Nil-1‘03» to" and .Illlflliii'ed by ll 8. Planted. he sure no pay. Bechfm. hurling Reim- ‘dy 00.. New York or Gblcsirt'. ‘ rslami by the limely use of Derti's Colic sod Cholera Cure. ing this preparation. other. ‘ E. P. Weed and G. O. Stillson. food down: but use the most scientific means for restoring tone to the stomach. Buimsch and bowel complaints-re best insist on hei- Don't take any No "pom? Then do not'try to force Boa? Why. by telling Ayer's Bsrssps- Easy to take, sureio cure. no pain, uorhinu lo dread, pleasant little pills. DeWiit'e Little Early Risers. Best for sick headache. bliiousners. sour stomsch and constipation. E. P. Weed sad 0. Q. Blilirou. “i know an old soldier who had chronic metrical of' Ions stsndirg to have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Di- arrhea l Remedy." says Ed wsrdShumpik. s prominent druggist of )iinnespolis. Minn. "l have sold the remedy in this city for over seven years and consider it soperiorio any other medicine now on the market for bowel complaints." 25 end 50 cent bntilm of this remedy for sale by G. C. Simeon, di‘uggist. Children Cry for Pltcher’e Castorla. When Baby was sick. we gave her Castofll. When she was a Child. she cried for Certain. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When she had Children. she gave them cm Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pltcber’s Castoria. COMSTQCK. I have ihe finest Butler’iu the city, so says one of my lady customers that could not find any in town to suit her until she tried here. New Lobster and Salmon, Pottld Ham and Chicken, Lunch Tongue, Corn Beef, Roast Beef. Oh Look! at the Pickels, sweet, sour Onions, Chow Chow by the qt. or bottle. the best line in the city. I am selling Tea at less profit than any store in town. No complaint from those that have tried it yet. 350 and 50c per lb. l2 linnh ilain Street. _ Samuel insulin so if am Wall put down by the most experienced workmen, st pricrs to defy competi- ilon. Better have your walks laid by s Nor‘ walk men that you can lied st any time, rather than traveling agents. ammo nos; W. A.» BENEDIBT &; Sentinel Building. St. Insult. llamas all Furnisiers fallen all»! FOR THE LATEST swans I9 llain 8t. Harwell. , lorthe‘goods erosiinew. but next , wenttocomeoutwith so , . wfi . ‘ ENTIRE NEW STOCK, as wewill this fall, India order hf] hove modes reduction in the price Men’s and Boye' Clothing which will-cl “00k. H ' , ‘ '4 .2 Dell and we will give you prices, which surprise you. ' * .. 0F— srima lliilTWElil -eo'ro— 1' H 50. o LSEN. ENTERPRISE RAISIN SEEBEBS! Call and see them. SMITH NHRWMK HARDWARE (ill. 42 South Main Street. fillllills & in. 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 mu ammo m in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot afford to do otherwise. \ 86 Washington Street. in Inflation is hereby ex- ienlel in the people oi liomalk and vicinity to inspect nurgouiis. lie in not claim it give you gold lollars lill iii-cent pianos; 'liui we will test you lairiy and jelly. JONES 8t HIITBHKISS, PLUMBING AND HEATING. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES at 23 WALL 8t. Bole agents for the Victor Bicycles. 17 WALL 81'. v i.-' “W FRANcls&co.,, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, - South llorwalk. Conn.
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