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once.
. t the almost impossible for the women
to .to keep in touch with tho fashions.
pi ly and so radically do they change,
0% requires almost an unlimllcd purse.
v' woman thatis able to construct her own
from the cutting to the finishing. is
God ortnnnto.
Point to Be Considered.
. .Yfllit'paito attend a school and learn to
on ad ma 0 my own garments by a tailor a
ad. in which all the perfectmns have been
combined.“ the residence of. this eliy now
Ila ethe otpplortunity of acquiring 1‘
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This success in the cure of
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Train Wiecker Hildreth ‘ Found
Guilty.
THE JURY ASK LERIENOY P03 Elli.
, The End of the First Trial In the Rome
Train Wrecking Cue—Tire Others Like-
ly to Hand Guilty to a Lesser Degree
of Crime of Murder.
Roan. N. Y., May 8.—-—Tha jury in the
case of .l. W. Hildrath. the boy train
wrecker. luditcod on the charge of murder
in the first degree. at an early hour this
morning agreed upon a verdict of murder
in the second degree.
In making hisflnal pica in behalf of the
accused Attorney Sayies. the defendant‘s
counsel, said:
“Tho great corporation, the Central
railroad. is pushing this case,” he said,
”and over thorc sits their chicf detective.
who is waiting to hear the bell tingle
when this boy will sit in the electric
chair."
Sayles than censured Mr. Klock for us-
ing the people's money in pushing a trial
for the interest of a railroad. “The road
was guilty.” he said, “of negligence in not
having trackwaikers at night; They
tell us the attempt was made to wreck the
train the week before, and still, knowing
'thLv, 44 trains daily ran over the road, and
they did not then put on a watchman.”
In referring to the alleged confession he
said: “Little Johnny said he personally
had done nothing toward wrecking the
train. it his confession is good, it is good
in every detail. For God's sake, are you
going to take out the bad and leave the
good of that confession?" Saylcs laid great
stress on Latham intimidating the defend-
ant. "When this boy was arrested. guard!
were thrown around him stronger than
would be placed around a man. He was
not. allowed to have counsel, which the
law first entities Min to. Little John was
then given hope of sympathy, and with
the threats of Latham still ringing in his
care he made this confession.”
In the last few minutes of tho summing
up Mr. Sayles referred to the death of the
defendant's mother. He traced tho boy
from New York to Grcons, at Greenway.
without the care and guidance of a moth-
er's iovc.
“Gentlemen." said he, “take this boy.
this mother's son. [)0 right by him. Lat
tenderness and mercy guide your every act
as I leave the defendant into the care and
guidance of the legal custodians of Oneida
county. May God bless you."
When Mr. Sayies concluded, the women
in the courtroom were in tears. Two or
three jurors were noticed to put their fin-
sure to their eyes and rub them. ‘ '
Attorney Kiock, in summing up for the
prosecution. said:
"1 feel i have the right to say if,thls is a
mock trial that my outline has not chang-
ad a particle from what I said to you gon-
'tlemcn in my opening. The people have
sought to discover and check each crime
as was found on Nov. 10. l loci: back
with pride to my action. It was not my
duty to go to Saylee and tell him 1 had a
man in the station house and ask him if
he wanted to interview him. The Central
railroad is not on trial hero.
"I trust your minds will not. be divert-
ed. The fact that the rails were tampered
with half a mile from the scene of the
wreck in enough. is sympathy to over
come your judgment in crime? Why, the
Loomiscs never did crime to equal this.
This was cool and deliberate murder. The
defendants said they expected several
would he killed and than they could rob
the dead It was the deliberate act of mar-
der and is the first degree of the crime.
Do you doubt for one moment that but
man agency wrecked that train? When the
defendant confessed, be blamed all on his
accomplices. Of scum ho was telling his
chin of the case to make it light for him-
self. iic said he undersumd lireok. Latin
and French. Then tall as this boy did not
understand what was meant by immuni-
iy'." Klock, than turning to the defend-
ant, said. “You put on your hellish parb
of a criminal and lost your human in-
stinct " Young llildrcth did not move a
iiluaclc.
The district attorney declared that the
liefciuiant had grmiuatcd in crime and
could deliver a vain-dietary address to n
pin-a of crimlnnlu.
.iudua Mchnnnn's charge was ovcnly
balanced. [in road to tho Jury the law,
defining different stages of crime from
murder to felony. llc aahl'lho jury should
render their verdict without fear or favor.
The first thing for them to consider. he
mill. was wiwihcr the train was wrockcd
through human nacncy. if so. who did it‘
if flu-y found the defendant did it or old-
ml ”time with intent to bill, be Is guilty
m murder in the first dcgrac.
The \‘rrriict of the Jury.
Alter being out several hours the jury
Mitt-ll tho Juduo for further eiruciione
s- in tho different iii-grace murder.
‘l‘lmy warn instructed by Judge Melan-
ncn. .luror Joana than raid the jury could
not agree as to murder in the third dc-
“...., and tho jury was informed that ihcrc
was no third dcgrno for murder, Tho
jnlico than instructed the jury as to the
column «lugtcce of manslaughter. illlx
lirciii was brought in to hear the instrnc.
tlone. ills eyes worn red. as though be bad
m...” warping. (Satirical Harlan Mlll‘fl the
mart to charge tho jury that a verdict for
murdcr in the first and second ilcgrci-a or
manslaughter in the first and nomad do
gram may lac found on an indictment for
murder in the first degree.
”1 so charge." mid the court. “if they
m" p. find on the evidence."
,\ .imn Mina aim the fury reported
that n rordlrf Md M" “51"?“ “WW-
Mint ibcylwl filed into court Foreman
mplmmg announced the verdict. which
WM of mimier in the second degree. The
in (flint. of the pirv rmimmcndcd leniency.
m. the annnnnrcmcnt illlilrelh put his.
right hand to his forcimd and turned
slightly pain. but be made no demimstm
lion. His father, will. not by bit ride,
mos-fwd the hand of his son and hold it
"mm, flu, too, was mini but iii-rely nf~
fumed
JoltendCydoneP
i
- They heads wreaths
seed. .TYiiePatm tmakee
Tr Pattii'a’lltl
'i'lln baiini- in the jury room resulted
.M [silliiwl' Fl!“ haliotml'miity (if mil!”
l der. 7; not guilty. 2; blank. fl. Hevvond
l lvaiiot'iluilty of murder. first degree. a;
I second degree. 7; third deer-a. i; not
loamy. i, blank, i. Third hellish-whine
i dcr. res-unit degree. ll; not guilty. 2; mur-
i dcr. third degree. i. All these ballots were
talwn previous in the instruction» given
in the jury by the lodge after midnight.
limo aim they had retired for the mad
than all of ins jurors voted for murder in
the em and degree.
infamous three munitions lmplleated
in the train moshing are now is {all
awaiting trial Theireaeee will bets on
up millisecond“ iebeiiered “they
'itiii domain“)? M flay t0 tit M
m of skiers ens KW was
in THESEBOND Drain: "
‘Jaeketeto Be film Womwlaoe and knel-
VARIOUS cores. ‘ »,
lag tor the Neck.
Ruchcs, choux and pulls of tulle are the
fashionable trimming for milllnary pur-
poses this season. and neck accossoricaof
the same inaterlal often accompany the .
hats and bonnots thus adorned.
Now that sleeves are diminishing jack-
ets will be more worn, and scale of the
now modclr are really elaborate.
The fashion of wearing bodioes without
something white at the neck is gradually
declining, and as it is not a particularly
becoming styic nor a dainty one its dis-
appearance will not be regretted. A recli-
ing of fine lace or gauze sets of! the face to
advantage and gives an effect of delicacy
and refinement. Linen collars and units
are also worn again with tailor gowns and
other plain costumes.
While elaborate nockwoar made of lace
and other diophanous materials is worn
.
i,,
i...
"have? 3
TAFl'd-Z'i'A COSTUME.
now quitocxtonsivcly, ono fails to find
much of it in tho ncwcst Paris models.
The tendency is to more formal fabrics
and yokcs, rovers, turned over collars and
cpnulcts of volvet. satin or heavy embroid-
cry or passomcntorio. A favorite style
shows a waist with a bclcro cfl'cct. in some
l'lt'l) goods ovor a plnlncr fabric.
lilucl; lace and white laco. that are now
scan in fashionablo partnership, sucks a
phasing combination upon capes. White
liit'ti alone is also very cffcctivo when car-
l'll'd down in vertical bands which separate
pinitings of piano or satin. Heavy ecru
gulpuro in the form of insertion is charm-
ing when thus disposal over dark grccn
silk. Green of various shades. but never in
crude tones. is chosen often for fine capes,
a»: it lends itself very happily to rich orna-
ml-utntion. Lacc upon it is exquisite, whlic
embroidery appears more beautiful and
jeweled or beaded ornamentation more
brilliant.
’l‘lio'skctch shows a gown of rose taffeta
printcd with black spots. Tho godet skirt
is Fllhfilil'll from the foot. to tho knee, the
Openings being filled by applications of
white gulpurc. at tho Inn-col each of which
is a how of black satin. 'l‘lm bodiccis
draped in f‘l'ont over a plnstrun of white
guipuro and fitted behind. The top of the
sleeves. which is of guipurc, is tight, the
rust of tho clccvn being of taffeta. The
belt, bows nndcollnr arc of black satin.
Frills of whitc plnltcd gauzc finish the
Wrists. J l'lilC (‘iloLLl-JT.
' lesaiadeatothehledeftebeece,
~‘ hearse. inherent '
lorillard’s
lion-lea
ilut Plug
dmsioehplaseeeihecemihey
fut pleasant. is this iobocse is
-' the embodiment of comfort—ev-
ery demeai necessary to tobacco
perfedlon being combined is lib
aegis-thread. Asonpachsje
telesales. mover-rotors.
Mums-names”.
' you.
an i all walls.
But What a World of Solace in There
‘ lTo Norwslk Citizens.
it is always pleasing to our citiseae
to hear of the good fortune of any
member of our community; a better
condition of a neighbor or a burden
raised from some poor weighted do‘wu
back. Our representative in a short
conversation with James E. Norton.
who lives in East Norwaik at No. 7
Beta Place, learned of around incident
in his family life that not only inter-est-
ed all our citizens, but adds strength
to the indorsement of the same kind
that has gone before. Mr. Morton in
a few wordstold the following. He
said: "For a very long time my wife
has been bothered with kidney Mid
urinary trouble. She suffered from
backache and frequent urination.
Many remedies have been tried in an
endeavor to find relief and care. She
had about given up all hopes of being
cared when one day it got, a box of
Doaa'e Kidney Pills at Plaistcd‘s drug
store and tried to induce her to take
them. At first she refused, but I final-
ly persuaded her to give them a trial.
They proved to be just the right thing,
for in a short time she began to im-
prcvc. and is entirely well now. It
Mrs. Morton was troubled in the same
way again I would be willing to pay
‘10 per box for Dean's Kidney Pills,
knowing as I do now their curative
powers." it only takes a few words to
describe Dean's Kidney Pills and their
action. A kidney remedy. a specialist
for kidneys only, and they care. We
say so. and your neighbors prove it.
We publish local testimony all the
time.
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by
all dealers, price 50 cents. mailed by
Foster-Milhurn 00., Buffalo. N. Y.,
Sole Agents for the United States.
.. ._..._ a»...
The only remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the. body. that is abso-
lutely safe and never-falling, is Dean's
Ointment. Get it from your dealer.
When fever and other epidemics are.
around, safety lies in fortifying the sys-
tem with Ayers Smuaparilla. A rscn
having thin and impure blood is n the
most favorable condition to “catch"
whatever disease may be floating in the
air. Be wise in time.
One swallow does not make 8 ring,
but one swallow of One Minute ough
t‘uro brings relief.“ E. l’. chd. Nor-
walk; G. C. Stiilsch, Sdiith Norwalk.
A child was cured of area by a dose
or two of Ayer's (‘hcrry ectoral. A
neighbor‘s child died of the some dread
disease. while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This shows the.
nit-malty of having Ayi-r‘s Cherry l’ecio-
rid always on hand.
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Child ren Cry for
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RAILROAD.
Trains have routb Nora-all: as follows:
For New York.
LI. lilb.hto,ilili.dlifl. 7m. us, Mi. Mi.
DMDKHHDJII'I. RBI. neurmamsu.
Hfl.dm.‘l”.lw.dm.fiw.7h'l.ii".10”.
nurture.
AJf. annuals. P. M. tremors.
Lonvo Now Vorle for Salter-walk.
\. M. a 00, ii on. ‘i no. a no. a no. to ca. 1900. it no,
limiter. P.lll.im.um. ace. mi. 406. ‘30.
soasw.eoe.1w.muum.iam.
scrum.
A. I. team 1'. M. 600.1200.
'Lo-vo Iouth "email:
for New House.
Alb Eminenuanueudom. um.
nu. iam.izc.sm.no.sm mm
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DANIURV DIVIIION.
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A]. "Lion. kinematics».
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A]. He. Mi. m.
Lo-vo Danbury.
Ll. Incineration RI. men.
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SAVINGS BANK.
ll Woahington Its-not.
0pm daily from it to ill a. m.. Mill from
i to ll p. at. and on Monday evening:-
from it» ll.
interest allowed on domicile.
apnea BULMANH pm.
noun a. scams. Vicmi’rest.
JOHN if. KNAi’l’. See. and Trans.
NOTICE!
$CHOOL TAXES.
’f'iwiaxmi‘crenfiiw ilmilh No iii l'nlun
l'lv'hnnl aliulrlv't aw hereby uollilm llinlllic
ill-friction clone and nnmninrfcr millsun
ilimlollahlnlil unilwfllwu time,- out list of
inns. at n tin-cling offlw til-d ct laid on the
oibaiay of iliw.iI-n,ai ibc ranklln street
vhcuolhl'un‘. will lmclucnml payable on the
infilarnf Maintenrii which ilimI l ahai be
Miiylu rccoli‘o tho mini-at Hilllmii's trust
«Mme! Washington alrm'l. i‘i-imli at the
talent nine per "ml. other from or let.
1-H. will be vhanrml nnnll farce remaining
“amid no and after June i-i. lace.
.A. Tot. V1!
fioilw‘foroi'i‘nxfe for lloulh Nor-wall: liniiin
fichmi lllfllrl" .
Dated at south itnrwslk. April is. 1m.“ ‘
e i
HAVE 1min
Furniture Re-uphoieteredl
(toms Taken up. Cleaned and lie—laid.
hair ileum made river. mum r»—
m’ .i. OJALLAOI.
as Keith Halli ht, heath limelii.
a can
or. ilend’e llmdlee for Children.
“ an Haven. Conn., 71 William St.—
I first knew of Dr. Hand’s Remedies
for Children five years ago, and I am
continuallyrecommendingothermothere
to use them, and always with the best
results. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infantam, and Dr. Hand's Diar-
rhoea Mixture cured it almost immed-
iatci . Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure is also
sxce ont.——Mrs. N. A. Daniels.” ' Dr.
Ben 's Colic Cure and Dr. Hand's Diur-
gisiom Mixtureare sold byall druggists,
Eczema is a frightful affliction, butiike
all other skin diseases it can be perma-
nentl cured by applications of DeWitt's
Witc 1 Hazel Salve. It never fails to
care piles. E. P. Weed. Norwalk; (ll.
0. Stillsou, South Norwalk.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison. of Worthington,
Iud.. Sun, mites: “You have a valua-
ble preseriptionin Electric Bitters, and
lean cheerfully moommond it for Con-
atipatiou and Sick Headache, and use.
(moral system tonic it has no aid."
rs. Annie Stehie, 2025 Cottage ‘rove
avenue, Chicago, was all run down,
could not out nor di t food, hada
backiwho which never oft her and felt
tired and weary, but six bottles of Elec-
tric Bitters rcstmed her health and re-
ncwod her strength. Prices 50 cents
and Si. Get a bottle at (:i. C. Stillscn’s
and E. P. Wood’s drug stores.
In the Spring «it young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of—«DeWitt’s
L ttlc Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the. blood, and
invigorate the system. '13. P. -Weed,
NoEvalk; G. -C. Stilison, South Nor-
wa .
The Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis, alderman, Chicago.
says: "I regard Dr. King's New ‘Dis-
covcry as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of physicians’
pn'scriptious or other pre arations.”
Rev. John Burgns, eolmk, Iowa,
writes: “I have been a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for 50 years
or more. and have never found anything
so lx‘ncficiid. or that gave me snot
swulyrcliofas Dr. King's New Dis-
covery.” Try this Ideal Cough Rem-
ody now. Trial bottles free at G. C.
Stillmn‘s and E. P. Wood's drug stores.
One Minute is the standard time. and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. E. P.
Weed, Norwalk; G. C. Stillaon, South
Nonvalk.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall‘s Catnnh (turn.
1". J. Caesar 8c 00., Props, Toledo, 0.
‘,\\'e, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last to years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
Weet& Truax. Wholesale Drug 'ste,
Toledo, 0., Walding, Kinunn 8: far.
vin. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,
Ohio.
llaii's Catarrh (‘urc is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon thc blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
ifx'per bottle. Sold by all druggisis.
Testimonials free. M. _ ‘_
Mrs. R. 1). Young, Middlcbnrg, 1a.,
writes. , l have used ”no Minute Cough
Cum for six years, both for myself and
children, and 1 consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory (laugh
("Tar-cl have ever used. E. l’. Weed,
Norwalk: (l. (J. Stillson. South Nor-
walk.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e antoria.
Did youcvcr think how readily the
blood is unsound by constipation? ,Bad
blood ilii‘iiilil bad health and rcmnturo
old age. DcWitt's Little Ear y Risers,
the famous litth- pills. ovcn'ouie obsti-
nnfi- constipation. E. P. Weed. Nor-
wnlk; ti. (3. Stillsou, South Norwalk.
Bucllln‘s Antics Salve
The best solve in the “‘(il‘lll for cute,
bruises. curve, ulcers. salt l‘lit'lllll. furor
norm. tcttcr. chapped hands. chilblains,
coma. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivi-lycums plies. or no pay rcqum-d.
it is giuirantccd to give [Kid'fl't‘t satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price '35 omits
per box. E. 1’. Wood and G. C. Stillson.
A. L. Wooster. a prominent citizen of
llmuio. Mich” lifll't' suffering vxcniciat-
ingly from nil-a for twenty ycnru. was
cured in n a tort time by using DcWitt's
Witch Hazel halve. an almoiutc cure for
all skin diwases. More of this prepara-
tion isuucd than all others conibimal.
E. 1’. Wood, Norwnlk; (i. (f. i-ltiilsou,
South Norwalk.
You Don‘t Have To Swear Oil.
says the lit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-Tollao, the
famous tobmco habit care, "We know
of many calm cured by No—To-Bac.
One. a prominent tit. Lilllll architcct,
anioircd and chowud for twenty years;
two bum canal him so that own the
smell of toimoco lllllltf‘l him sick." No-
To-Bac millond guaniutood by it. if.
i’inisicd. Nocnrc on pink. Bord: in».
Sterling Remedy ‘o., cw York or
Chicago.
Young inoibcrs drcnd the summer
months on amount of the grant a ’rtni-
ily among children canal-d by mwcl
tmnbics. Perfect safely may he unsur-
cd those who liccp on hand DcWiti‘s
lloiic and liholcracnro, and administer
it promptly. Fort-ramps, iiillous colic,
dysentery and diarrhwa, it affords in:
infant rcllcf. E. l’. Wood, Norwalk; fl
(3. Hilliacn. Plinth Norwaik.
Ohildrea cry for
Pltcher'e caetorla.
musbywasslclmegevebnt‘asiorle.
mum-chmmmmmm
mmmnna-mwm
monument-mum
FATAL RAILROAD WRECK.‘
Two Passengers Lose ‘l’helr Lives In an A0
oident on the Consolidated lined.
Bosrox. May ll.-'l‘he derailment of a
smoking car. which was in the ccmple
ment of the New York accommodation
train on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. caused the instant death
of one passenger and the fatal injury of
another, with injuries to several others.
The retlasneo of the railroad officials to
explain any circumstances of the accident
clouds the incident in mystery. but it
rccins certain that train No. b2 was derail.
ed by an unlocked switch on No. 1 track
Just as it was running into the train shed
at the extremity of the Park square de-
pot.‘ The engine and baggage oar took
the switch all right. but the smoker and
the following coaches were derailed. the
smoker finally toppling over. .
W. J. Down. a Jeweler on Washington
streyt, this city, was instantly killed
Will a attempting to get out of a window.
J. E. Long, who had an envelope in his
pockct bearing the address of 74 Spring
street. Watertown. was afterward picked
up in an unconscious state and seat to the
Massachusetts General hospital, at which
place he breathed his last eoun after.
Among the injured are H. J. Sheldon of
Mansfield. Mala, an engineer of the road,
who was riding in the smokergm‘who is
now at the hospital badly injured, and
Michael Carrahan of 50 Liberty street,
Providence. at the hospital with injuries
to his limbs. '
The train was well filled with meson-
gers, and, according to statements made,
it was remarkable that the list of casualties
was not greater. The accident occurred
so quickly and the crowd of frightened
passengers left the train so rapidly that its
seriousness was not understood for some
time. and the blocked track was quickly
cleared. When an hour later later the de-
pot was jammed with Bostonians to wel-
come the Athens team. little head was paid
to the accident. The property loss is un-
derstood to be light.
Mr. Down leaves a widow and one son,
who reside in Roxhury district, this city. '
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BASEBALL.
rm: NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At St. Louis— '
St.Louls. ......... 19000002’—6
NewYork ........ 0000 0 000 3—3
St. Louis—lifts, 8; errors, 0. New
York—Hits. (l; errors. tl.
At Cleveland— ‘
Clevelnntl........1 0 2 0 0 5 0 2 ‘---10
Brooklyn ......... l 0 l) 2 1'0 0 0 0-— 4
Cleveland—Hits, ill; errors, 2. Brock-
lyn—Hits. 10; errors, :5.
At Cincinnati-—
Cincinnati ...... ..O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0
Baltlincre........l 0 4 0 0 0 0 l ‘-—- o
Cincinnati—Hits, 8; errors, 4. Balti-
more—Hits. 9; errors, 0.
At Pittsburg—
Wnshington......(l 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—12"
Pittsburg........f.i i l l i :l 0 4 ‘—l2
Washington—Hits. 8: errors, 5. Pitta
burg—Hits, 16; errors. 2.
At Chicago—
Philadelphla ..... 0 0 2 fl 0 5 i 3 0—H
Chicago.2.........0 0 0 2 1 i 1 0 0— 5
Philadelphia—Hits. it; errors, 2. ‘hl-
cage—Hits, 7; errors, ti.
At Imiiisvliie—
Louisville........0 0 0 0 c 0 0 i 0-— 1
Boston.............'.‘ 4 8 l l 2 i 0 ‘—l-i
Louisville—Hits, if; errors, i2. Boston
-—illte, ii; errors, 0.
Doyle'- Alleged Shortage.
ALBANY. May $.—ii.dwnrd P. Doyle of
Port Richmond. ex-secretary of the old
fisheries. game and forestry commission.
in whose accounts a shortage of ”9,000
was found. was in the city conferring with
the fisheries. gameand forest commission-
ers relative to the settling of the balance '
of the shortage. Mr. Doyle has paid back
to the state “2,000. and of the ",000 yet
due he claims that $3,500 is wrongfully
charged against him, as it represents the
transfer of certain oyster lands which
was made by the commission. lie states
that the minutes of the commission will
prove thie assertion correct. The commis-
elon decided to investigate his claim be-
fore putting his case in the bands of the
attorney general. which course was throat-
cned If the “.000 balance was not made
good immediately.
Killed Himself.
Nizlv Yomt. May il.-Frederick Zlihau»
sec, ii yt‘ars old. made doubly sure of sui-
clllc when he cloand all the windows and .
doors of his rooms at can East. Eighty»
third rircct, took a heavy dean of carbolic
acid and then turned on the can after first
attaching a rubber tube which he held in
his mouth to a fine Jet. The man had been
dead for some hours when he was found.
lie was a farmer when he worked. but the
neighbors said that was seldom. 'l‘wo
yours ago he married a widow with thrco
daughters. She soon left him because of
his drinking habits.
flowrnor Woicett‘e Nominations.
ilowrox. hlny il.--Actln Governor Wol-
coti. ranoiiiinntcd Frank ls. lirnpcr of this
city to to a member of the state board of
health at a nicotingof the executive coun-
cil. llarilioicmcw it. Daddy of Canton
wan nominated clcrlt of the district court
of tho rouiln-rn Norfolk dietrictmnd all last
\m-k's nominations were confirmed.
I'riso rights-re to list Arrested.
Si'iol HMM‘A. l’a., May ii.—-Louie .lce.
tar and Michael liwycr. twu Binubnmum
(N. Y.) pngillsis, fought at Hickory
lirnvu, a suburb of this place. Jester won
in the third round on a foul. Tho sheriff
of Huroiichnnnu county will cause the or-
rest of the principals.
flamed For Witchcraft.
Lonnie, May ii.--.'cws by mail from
Fl‘l'lilllVi‘f). Hicrra Lanna. is to tho affect
that the American inlcelunnl‘liisnt ’l’impe
ny repon that if nativoa worn rumoth
buruod alive there on the score of witch
craft.
new; ad'grg.
Cardinal Luigi liailmberil died in Such
talc, near Diisecillorf.
Vice. Admiral flir Robert O'lirien Fitz
Roy, if. C. B.. dlcd in London.
it was miniomoially denied that ltaly
will permanently aimndon the town of
Adlgrnt, Allyn-dull.
Flt-o of the Competitor's (row. who will
be tried in Havana for iiiibueiering, have
appealed to the United status.
it. it. ficlmas. the story of whose crimes
has been told and retold was hanged in
Philadelphia. and with his last breath do
clad that he ever mentored anyissiy.
Mr. (fhainberisln, colonial secretary. do
olnfltl la the bouseof commons that no
communication: had passed batman him
jungl‘llhodfl sinec the latter had left ling.
a .
Dr. Flynn an. a Brooklyn police ens.
gears, and is levy-rifled to whip Pic
rem-spies llama or film Yak. who re-
wan-give up has Myiea'e pirate
hiflfi
. What is
@slalfi
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chit.
dren. It contains neither Opium. .
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub.
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Peregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty'years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children’s Panacea—the Hother’
Friend. ,
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coat c was a the U. S. and foreign wanton
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