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’8 (5th Ave. N. Y.
at Warren, R. I.
over stomped wear or IN snore
Warehouses. Looaod Michigan. Lumber
and Houses of Worklngmsn Linked Up
by Flames—flu Apparatus From Ad-
Jnining Cities Summon-d.
WARREN. R. 1.. Oct. d.—-—0no of the
largest fires that has ever occurred in
southe tern New England broke out in
one oft e three mills of the Warren Mane
ufacturlng company, situated about an
eighth»! smile from the center of this
town, and before it was get under eou~
ton mills, two warehouses. small sheds.
freight ears and at or
$1. 000, 000.
the engine room of No. 1 mill and spread
with great rapidity through the building
and threatening adjoining property.
Within an hour after the blaze was discov—
ered the flames were roaring through all
three mills.
The magnitude of the fire at once he-
came apparent to the local department,
and help was immediately summoned
from Bristol, Fall River and Providence.
An engine from Bristol. one from Fall
River and two steamers, two hose carts
and three companies from Providence re-
sponded, arriving on special trains.
The scene when thme out of town oom-
panles arrived was appalling. The whole
of the southern part of the little town
seemed to be a roaring mass of ilames,
threatening not only the tenement houses
of the manufacturing company near by,
but even endangering the business part
of the town some. distance oil.
Almost immediately after the additional
force had set at work the water supply be-
gun to give out, and the combined depart-
ment consequently worked under a heavy
disadvantage. and, although the nutomat»
ie sprinklers were turned on in all of the
three mills and six inches of water stood
upon all of the floors, very little progress
was made.
Flames Fed by Tru- and Cotton.
A carioad of tar and another of cotton,
standing on a track in the mill yard. be
coming ignited. furnished admirable food
for the fire in its onward sweep through
the grout plant. The heat was insiifierav
bio, and soon it was lmpmsihle to get
within 200 foot of the buildings.
At lOo'cloek last night the flames were
threatening tWo warehouses containing
together "00.000 worth oi Sea island cot--
ton and completed shootings, and at 10:30
they caught, and in a few moments had
become a roaring furnace.
A few minutes later the flames jumped
from these buildings to the adjoining lulu-
be; yurdof Ezra Martin, aiul his entire
stock of coal. Wood and dressed lumber
became food for the fire monster.
Shortly bcforc 11 o'clock the walls of
two of the mills fell in and the dwelling
houses occupied by tho opt-rniivcs also
caught ilrc. sotliat it scciiicd to be sprcad‘
ing in tWo directions.
liy most pcrslstclii and llf‘lillillih‘ o-iTorts,
however. the ilrciucii gained control of
tlic conilagrntion at midnight. but all that
was lcftof illt‘ big facloi‘ics. “'ih‘llllllllb't'
and tcncincnt-i “‘il-i a bluziiigpilooi ruins,
'i‘lic clitirc conlcnts of tho plant wcrc Iii“
stroycd with tho cxct-ptioii of Jul llilll'.‘ of
cotton from the warehonscs. which. aficr
taking fire. dropped into the uutcr and
wcrc curricd down tbc boy. a blazing
muss, cndungcriug vcsucls at anchor.
chcral pcrsons in the crowd of specta—
tors \vcrc. injiircd by flying bricks when
the walls fcll. but nonc wcrc seriously
hurt. When thc roof of the warehouse
fell. fourl’rovldeiicc flrcniclt were caught.
Thcy escaped by crawling down tllc water
pipc and then jumping in distanci- of 17
feet. ’I‘Wo \vcrc slightly injurcd.
The Full itivcr cugiiie broke down
shortly ai'tcr arriving hcrc and was llclp-
loss just under thcwollsuf the warehouse.
A Volunteer company of .‘ui nu-u drcw it
to u more safe position, although the walls
begun to latter as tin-y workcd.
The losses are cstliiiutcd as follows;
Warehouses oral rill‘tllf'lt‘a, sstiouioo; imi-
tcriai. tandoori; lumber yard. 315.com
teneiiiclits, stupor); total. ill, 125,000.
Fire Service Inadequate.
Thclocul ilro serviccu'us ridiculously
inadtuuiutc. as the strainer which had
been used previous to the introduction of
the water service some four years ago was
eondeulnml soon after that time. The
town has since rolled on twohandouginos
and two hose carts and hydrant service
for what sinnll ilrcs have occurred. Only
the Bristol engine was able to use the lo.
cal water service. the Fall lilvcrund i’rov-
ldoncocnglnuq having to nine salt water
from the hay lll'lii‘ by.
The Warren ilianufucturlng company is
one of tho lurgcst aiul best known cotton
manufacturing corporations in timeouu
try. Jolni Walt-rump of Warren is lilo
principal owner, and Warren and Provi-
dunoc people are the heaviest stocklu ddcrs.
The three mills destroyed \wrc ouch THU
foot long, live stories in bright. mid coir
tallied in all s7,ouo lmuns. Sixteen iunc
drotl operatives. comprising nearly all the
Working force of the town. wvrcolnployed.
Thus the principal means of uuppmt ill
the town is taken away. but us Warren is
)
trol it had swept through three large cot-
property, causing a
loss which is estimated at more than
The fire started in the washroom near
i
Ilalismsnn Also Minot the Constable and Its-
iluusmann and Henry Von Frank. occua
pying adjoining fnrlusucar l’almyrn. i’tt..
quarrcicd ovcr sorno dry cormlulks which
lluusuinnu had burned belonging to You
Frank.
i-lobasllun Ncwburglicr. He advised iluiirc
. Mimi. st: new!!!» Coaster:
correspondent of ‘The Standard,
date of Wednesday. triumph! to his pa-
per: “The Armenian patriarch was invit~
ed to attend the ports. but he declined be-
cause none of his followers was allowed
tomeinpany him. He remained at the
patriarchate shut up with several hundred
conned Armenians. The authorities have
summoned him to surrender these people.
giving them until 3 o'clock in the after-
noon, when the building will be stormed.
"In reviewing the incidents of the past
two days, it appears that the police have
generally not been supplied with“ ball
cartridges and have been instructed only
tonne the list of their swords and the
butts of their rifles. Most of the violence
upon Armenians has been committed by
softas (stiulcnts) pad the low clnssoi Mos-
leins, whom the police. however. do not
appear to have arrested or interfered with.
“Great consternation prevails at the
palace, and the sultan has not been in
bed since Monday. It is felt that a crisis
has arrived. and there is much anxiety
lest other revolutionary factions shall
join with the Armenians.
“Since the Greek revolution Constanti-
nople has never fallen into such terror as
is now reigning. "
'l‘clegrapbing at a later hour, the corre-
spondent says:
“’i‘hepolice have not yet attempted to
clear the patriarchate, and it is hoped
that they will not resort to force, as a
most fearful massacre would inevitably
result.” .
“The Armenians are huddled together
in the church with barely standing room.
They have to depend for food upon such
scraps as are brought to them.
"It .is estimated at the putriarchute
that over 200 Armenians have been kill~
A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph from
Constantinople. datcd Thursday, says:
"I received intelligence from Ermrouin
today that in Pusscn. Klinouss and other
parts of Arincnla further disturbances
may be expected unless mealturcs arc tale
cu immediately to calm the pmple, who
are emigrating wherever they can.
“I have the authority of the principal
Arnicniaii ecclesiastics for saying that dis.
estrous disturbances are inevitable unless
the powers intervene. Thepeoplo are con-
vinccd that their life is simply impossi.
bin. The metropolitanarchbishop of lilrze
room has telegraphed to the British pre-
mier, Lord Salisury. to that effect.”
ULTIMATUM Tomi-fucLANc.
She Must Submit to Arbitration the Ven-
nnel- Boundary Dispute.
\i‘asilixoi‘ox, (lot. ~l.——'i‘ho great inter-
national qiicsllon of the hour is the Veno-
zuclan boundary line dispute. New and
important developments on this long
pending controversy are rapidly coming
to the surface.
Secretary illney has prepared a dispatch
to Elulnissndor llayurd which will soon
bring the inattcrtoau issue. This dis-
patch is of a most positive and lillt‘lillih'll'
cal nature. As soon as it shall be placed
bcforo thc liritisli govcrnnu-ut it will raise
all issue which can be settled only by the
retreat of one or the other government.
The stand tnkcu by tho l'nitcd States
in this dispatch is one which involves the
fillicst and lilost sacred traditions of the
gowrliiiiciit—ali enforcement. of the Meir
roe lim‘li‘illt‘.
Sccrclnry (illicy's dispatch is in sub-
stance a dcciarution iii the most positive
laiiuiiugc that the l lliit'il Stan's will lil'V~
Or consent to liritisli occupation of tlic
disputcd territory in Voile/undo unless
that nation 4 right thcrcto is iirst deter
mined by arbitration.
While this dcclurutioli is substantially
the some as flint which was manic sumo
months ago. and to which the llritish for-
clgii oillcc, rcplicd with it strilclin-iii that
England's right to it part of the territory
iii qlicstlon could lu' submitirtl to urilitrir
lion. ilit' right to iiiiotllcr port of the rc-
gioii iii «prestion could not hc rlillllillit'li
to such adjudication.
The decision of tlic prcsidcnl and his
cabinet advisers. after careful discussion
and painstaking investigation. is that tho
bold and consistent policy shall be adopt
ml. and this policy has been forlliulnlod in
thc dispatch which liliulmssador liuyaril
will lay lioforc tin» llritlsh gchrnuieut as
soon as he returns from his present jour~
my to Scotland. 'i‘hivdlspatcli meets hing:
land‘s rejoinder with u rcalllrniutlon of
the principle of theorlginul contention,
expressed in phrases which leave no pow
sibllity of doubt as to the meaning or the
earnestness of tho i'uiicd States.
it does more. in polite but firm and
significant words Hccrotury (illicy declares
it to be the belief of the United States
government that the territorial claims
which liroat llritnlu has not up ill Vcnc-
ziicla are in tile nature of an attempt to
seize territory on the American continent
to which she has no legal right.
SHOT THE JUDGE.
starred.
Mlllllld-Z'i'nii‘h, N. Y.. tlct. l.—~.luliue
They brought the mailer ill-forc Justice
tinopie
under
and so badly injured that
cancer.
nnco arid tried to rescue him, but his
clothes had taken llrc. and he was badly
burned. 'i‘liu physicians say it is
bio for him to live. A Wild Wcllt
hillltml here about a moutlmgo. and since
that time the boys of the town have been
playing iudlau.
railroad uccidcut within a chk mourreti
upon altered the identical spot whcro an
lililSlEllS.
Caught of! Norwslk Islands.
have your orders and have them
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
horse Railway Depot.
Elia street. Telephone ealML
delivered in Nor-walk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
my day. Vegetables from Green’s
' ferns every morning. The finest
mat of
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RESIDENCE, MAHAOKEHO HOTEL
m7 ivr
m
Sillll'll lllllliilli SilliiliS Billi
0m iisilrfromfl tonnmusnd from He
all mention Monday evenings from 7 to a
moment showed on deposits.
snout DOWNS. PM.
some if. mil-Ill. Vice-Press.
10!! if KNAPP. lee. and dress.
" r. * sculvolh. ll.
55 80. Ill! ST» Sil. mu.
Mr. Watcrluan's homo it Is cxpm-tcll that
he will rebuild the plant. The insurance
on the whole of the company's property
mandate to “Albumin.
Instructor lingers a Huieldc.
(landmines, Moss, Uci. rim—'I'ltcmttop‘
sly on the body of Elliott h‘xlfogcrs, the
instructor at Harvard. who was fouiid
dead in ii lnlmiatory at Harvard. shows it
mmacase of suicide. Medical Examiner
Durcll having foutni a large quantity of
cyanide of potassium in the sunnuch.
Ilnllt I Fire on Nitrogiyoerln.
liilm'ri'siuizu, but, (lot. i.-—Am‘lrow
Cain and William Hrosc, coon hunters,
lost their lives in a peculiar manner near
here. ’i‘liomon had bullta ilroover some i
nitroglycerin. that had been buried in the
ground. An explosion followed, which
blew both men to atoms.
sumo» no... ii. edition...» i
Mourns», Uet. 4.-'i'he Bolivar line
steamship Lake Winnipeg. Captain Tar
lor. from Liverpool for this port, wont
aground in the lit. lawn-once river near
Vareuues, ill miles from this city. The
wagers ware brought to the city on
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In“ by n Ronni:
Salim N. J., Oct. ilea—lilhnt may
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big room.
Judge Ncwliurghcr fell forward on his
face, the ball cuicrlng at the base of the
skull into the throat. being swallowed.
Quick caiuo to the rust no. when he root-iv.
ed a ball in the nose.
then ilrcd three balls at Von Frank. but
without rcsulc.
appeared in the meals and has not been
seen since.
heard as though fired in the woods. and
his oWn life.
sinner of Brooklyn, was nominated by the
Republican city can reunion
Brooklyn. with 46.231
85,841 votes
and 9,804 for Supervisor at large Fltehlo.
a lilo In It“
Lineman. (lot. 4.-Wllii a drill stsrt
sud . by s quad and quintet. tilts
nunm to settle to avoid further «tom.
Till'l't'iililill llausiuuun pulicd a pistol.
saying:
“1‘“ llcitlu by M..."
'l‘hcy warc in .liulgo Ncwburulicr's own
homo. and he lied precipitatcly to the tilti-
llauslnuun followcd and final.
licoriug the shots ('onsiublo Alva
llausiuanu. who was in a terrible frenzy,
llc then ran out and dis.
Several hours later shots were p
tls believer] that iiuiisnmnn has taken
For Mayor of lirenlsin.
Baptism-ix. tier. cunt izlrl thismnrn-
ng Frederick W. Wurstor, ilrn crimmls.
for mayor of
Votes. against
for William Cullen Bryant
weal. nos;
a. ._-..._.-N.._4 0
, if sinsdss enlists
occurredatmnsiovr' . ,0“ if .. .1 ,
unknown young man was
ago. (Tiicstor ll. liilsscll. in” years old.
was struck by a switcher on the Council»
tinted road while attempting to mom the
tracks. lie was wedged under lilo engine.
and file bruko blocks had to ho tnkcli off
and the locomotive jacked up before he
could be rclcusml.
unknown
inst whore. who rldcs into town orery
mornlngustrlliea horsoorul creates con-
sternation among brimldcrs.
a derby but. black cutaway mail; and
fitting rod bloomers and seems
of the village residents.
distort that the Republican convention
tvfould result in riot and blemished because
u
factions were very much disappointed.
The eoenty men worn in full control. and
Mayor Swift's forces were wholly ignored.
Today the Democrats are holding their
county primaries. ..
Jordanians. it. in, not. tau-Grim
Hansen.
Unexpected _ ,
the Durant Case.
HOB}: STUDENTS GIVE TESTIMONY.
Secretary McCoy of the Y. M. C. A. Fined
.950 For Threatening a Juror and a
Young Newspaper Woman Ordered to
Jail For Refusing to Anuver a Question.‘
San Fiisncisco, Oct. l.-—Tlie trial of
Theodore Durant was replete with sensa-
tions Thursday. Henry J. McCoy. gen.
eral secretary of the Young Men’s Chris.
tian association, who was cited for con~
tempt last Monday for telling Juror Tru-
man that if he did not hang Durant the
people would hang him. was fined $250,
with the alternative of live days in the
county jail.
During the cross examination of a wit-
ness summoned by the defense the prose-
cution developed the fact that a student
at Cooper Medical college who did not nt~
tend the lecture delivered by Dr. Cheney
on the afternoon of April 3 was recorded
present in the roll call book.
This testimony is of the greatest im-
portance to the prosecution from the fact
that it shows the unreliability of the roll
call book in which Durant was recorded
present on tho afternoon that Blanche La-
ment was murdered.
Miss Cunningham Wouldn'a Tell.
The last sensation of the day was an or-
der made by the court committing Miss
Carrie Cunningham, a newspaper report-
er. to the county jail for refusing to an-
sweru question. The defense desired to
impeach the testimony of Mrs. Locke.
who said she did not tell Miss Cunning-
llain that she saw Durant and Miss La-
inoiitciitcr Emanuel Baptist church on
the afternoon of April :3. Miss Cunning-
ham testified that Mrs. Leako did not tell
her what she had seen, but when asked
to reveal the source of her information
the witness doeliiicd to answer.
A?) order was made committing the
witness to the county jail for contempt,
but on motion of the defense it was made
to goiuto oiicct today, when Miss (lun-
niiighulii would be given another chance
to :iiiswcr the question.
The defense placed on the stand eight.
more students who attended the lecture
dclivorcd by Dr. Cbcnoy on the afternoon
«if April it to testify as to whether they
hndaiiswcrcd to Duruilt's name at roll
all. Each witness gave a negative un-
swcr.
With the exception of six all of the
members of the class have now been asked
this question. ()ne of the students has
dicd silicoAprll 3, and the prosecution
has been unable to obtain the attendance
of the other five in court. Tire prosecu-
tloii limited the cross examination in each
case to asking if the witness saw Durant
at the lccturc. Not- u student was found
who remembered having seen the defend-
ant. The notes of each witness were
placed in evidence by the prosecution.
The notes promise to play an important
part in the future proceedings. as the pros-
ecution intends to compare thorn with
the notes said to have been taken by Du-
rant at. the time.
Rev. Mr. Gibson‘s Secretary Removed.
Attorney lluprcy called the attention
of the court to the fact. that Robert N.
Lynch, private sccrctury to Rev. J. iicorgo
Gibson, was in thc Courtroom. and asked
to have him rciiiovcd. The court. said
Lynch could not be rcmovcd unless he
were subpoinucd as a witness. when he
would he cxeliidod. like all other witncsscs.
A subpucnri was at. once made out for
Lynch, and he was orilcrcd to lcavo the
room. Lynch protcslcd that he knew
nothing about the cusc. but tlic court. in-
sistcd upon the ordcr.
F. H. Fluid. ti llli'illllci‘ of n lilt‘fll Windc-
salo jcwclry firm, was callcd to testify
with regard to the grade and qiiiilityol‘
the ring worn by lllaucln- Lamont. which
is said to have been prcscntod at l’uwn-
lirokcrllppcnliciiii's shop. He said the
ring was of a tillililllilll kind. but when
asked bythc prosecution to compare it
with ii similar ring introduced by the dc-
folisc an objection was sustained.
The tlct‘cnso cndvuvorcd to show by F.
A. Rolls. in student at i'oopcr Medical col»
logo. that on the nitcrnooii that illiiliclio
Lamont was murdered he and Durant
tool; in walk from the mllcgo to the vicini-
ty of tho (loldon liato lloss roilicmllcrcd
that he and Durant hail taken such a
walk. but said he could not fix the date
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Fatal Fun of Boys Who Were “Playing
Indian."
East i.ivi-‘.ucool.. 0.,
liyoar~old sou
burned at the
Oct. vl.-—'l‘lie
of Andrew Yulltly Wits
strike by live companions
he cannot re-
i-lomc mcn happened to soc tho perform-
impossi-
lillliW clif-
Wcrigml l'nder n Locomotive.
llutlmlcl'oirl‘. ('oou.. tlct. i.~-.'l‘ho third
killed two days
He will die.
lied bloomers and Astrldo.
\'iill¢l.A\‘ll, N. .l., (in. ti.-Tlli‘l‘0 is on
girl living here, nobody knows
Hire wears
tight
to be not
nthe least discoilccrtml by the gaping
Oblong» Convention Peaceful.
Chicano, that. 'l.'--Tfl‘lfl€l who had pie
the strife bemoan the city and county
Wage nu hum" Enticing.
theta- . window
Development In
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stock and sell this
This is purely vegetable. and excellent ton
and builder.
nerve ionic notliingcan «plaid. Dr. iicott has
devoted his life to the t
and uuderstandlur
which are named i
reornpislnt. nick heulrtch
clam. dyspepsia. loss of
lion. Niffltlllu. syphilis. cancerous burners.
eerieral I ability. boils.
noes. malarial prison.
the merits of a perfect.
medicine.
under t he
sllnho intend taking a crime resolution should
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lils Great Remedy Placed in the
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This is the most wonderful production of
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‘l'lils is not opulent medicine. hilt n prescrip-
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used by Dr. been in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cures
wrought by it are sluipl ' wonderful and have
attracted thousands to t e doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from [nople who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of outgltfio
o
devise seineplsn by which the general a
could belumlilod with this genuine. v noble
remedy. and f
or this or A. A. title hand
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with ill. (3. Tornllnson. rioutn Namath. and .
it. little. Norwslrde permit. them lo ltsepin
wonderful blood reinsdr.
c
a blood purifier unexceiled. a
iovuiigii knowledge
of blood lilifl'lflifl‘. a few of
ere: Kidney disease. liver
s. muscular rheuma-
sppellia. constipp-
n
pimples on too.
dizziness. female wealt-
drugglsts have received
a hon . (interrti salt rboum.
to shove named
their first consignment and would invite all
persons to call and hot:
. owe ruvqusinted with
rcumiy. Ilr. Scott’s
when placed indrug stores. is sold
nation of Dr Scott's Harrispsrllla. and
l in try Dr. Haiti‘s Samoarilis.
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