THE 3801” H r
4.
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l
1;. tsec.
Tu ¥ 1- FEET
OF
ALL mans or ednnrars
:‘lsde Easy and Perfect!
it is- nn art. and an'expensivo
”flint. lac reached the proportions of
an .
maalmoat imposaiblp for the women
a .tplleep in touch With the fashions,
yea-apt y dud so nuilr-nlly do they change.
, , an i requires almost an unlimited purse.
. Awmnnn that is able to construct her own
. dresses from the cutting to the finishing. is
indeed fortunate.
A Point to Be Considered.
Will it will) attend a school and learn to
cut and mu 'o my own garments} by a tnilor’s
method. in which all file pelfectmns have been
com authors the residence of llilrl city now
he the ofpprtunlty of acquu‘ing?
Think o t In With euro.
' School hours. 2 tosnndl to 9.’l‘uos<iuy.Thurs-
day and Saturdays. ‘22 South Main street. i-lo.
orwallt: Mondays and l rlrluys. in Wall street
orwn '. -
dim see as“:
, Pdtaiices,
From Maine.
modern days. the art oi dress mak-
agmi’iml
a
it.
, Peas,
Lillie ‘Beans,
Pole or Bush,
a
Cgrneé 4
Bush Beans,’
All of the Best Kinds.
Sweet flora,
Sweet Pea Seed
By Ounce.
'SIIUEL COISTOGK “1’5
72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of see-
ing the word
ACETON - - - - ‘-
-‘-'---AOETO
? ? ?
If you are troubled with
Headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gle, lad Colds, do.
T a few powders, and you
wi lncvcr tire of reeonuncml-
in itto yournillietcd friends.
W on called to a case of La
Grippe. Dr. Mariam! always
gives the followinl,r prescrip-
tion:
ll. Ar't-lnnJ Ill'.
a M. Ft. l‘ulv No. l)
mutually.:;‘."'.:.*;.::3'.:’.'“Wm W"-
A. i..llMlL.\Nl).
This success in the cure of
this disease is world wide.
Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Pluisted'a.
. 8
Jolt and Cyclone Proof.
Tl? Pathllght
rm barbie uetsecthr
not. w P m trash
a. dealers
4t
WRECKERS SENTENCED.
lllldreth and Hip Companions Severely
Punished In Their Cline.
Rout, N. Y., May lie-J. Wagon Bil:
dreth, the boy train wrecker. who. was
found guilty of murder In the second de-
3:00, was sentenced to Imprisonment for
a. . . .
‘Bildrath's companions, Plato and Hib-
bard. pleaded an by to manna sitter in
the first degree. and received year sen-
tences on each of the two indictments, or
40 years apiece.
Hildrcth took hie sentence no can“ as
he has regarded all the other proceed 1135.
in his trial. but his father was so "visibly
Inflected that many In the courtroom wort
moved to tears.”
Hildroth will be taken to Auburn prise
on next week. In the meantime hie sweet-
heart will be allowed to villi him.
Hlbbard's aged father and sister wept
blttoriywben he was sentenced. None oi
Plato's relatives was in court. Each boy,
like Bildr , took his sentence coolly. ,
It Is under-toad that the boys will not
be In prison a grpat while before attempts
will be made to obtain their pardon.
Wilkes and Bristol. who were believed
to be implicated in the wrecking of the
train, were not indicted.
uui'reo STATES COURT.
Punllhmurt Muted Out to Violators of the
Federal Statutes.
'l'ars'rox, N. J., May 9.,—-In the United
States district court a jury convicted
Frank Wiener, who, with Annie Make
and Rio Gregory Bhuehka. a Greek priest
of Jersey City, were indicted on a charge
of having In February inst violated the
Internal revenue law rcqulrlng the stamp-
ing of cigars. Another defendant, Annie
Make, pleaded guilty. Father Rhushka
will not be tried until the lilth inst. Wis.
nor and the Make woman will not be son-
tenced until after the trial of Father
Bhushkn.
Lcazell Kamin and Max Weinster, In-
dicted for operating an illicit distillery in
West llobokon, were convicted. Tho oili-
ccrs who made the raid testified to having
found two stills, one of 50 gallons capac-
ity and another of 5 gallons, and a small
quantity of liquor.
Henrietta Boldton, who pleaded guilty
to a charge of passing a counterfeit $2
bill, was fined $100 and sentenced to two
years. She is believed to have pleaded
guilty because of her connection with
well known counterfeiters in the making
of distinctive paper money. '
Many Millions Involved.
anvnn, May 9. -A sultinvolrlnglcad-
ing mining property known as the Archer
Consolidation, said to be worth 830,001»
out), has been flied in tho l'nitcd States
circuityonrt. Leonard M. Ballo’u of New
York and Alckis M. Lay of Kalmunzoo,
Mich, arc the plaintiffs. The defendants
are the lbcx Mining company and 25 Well
known mining men, chief of whom is
John F. Champion. The complainant
alleges that. through fraud and deceit the.
defendants acquired the . roporty now in
posacreio q! the Ibo: co puny, and thin
the plaintiffs were defrauded of their vnl»
unblc interests therein.
Irwin illnkca n Confeealon.
WAsluxu'rov, Mayo—Tho negro. Irwin
Ford, who was arrested at llarpers Ferry
for the murder of Elsie Kreglo in this city
last Monday afternoon, has confessed to
killing the girl by cutting her throat.
Ford denies any attempt at a criminal net
sault. He says the girl throw a stone at
him as ho was passing near where she wav
watching cowa. He was angered by her
actiona and attacked hcr. She fought him,
and he killed her with a knife and made
his» escape through the woods. Ford in
confined in the Sixth precinct station
house in this city, secure from attempts at
lynching.
Sir ('hnrlea Opens the (inlilpligu.
WileM-zo, Mon, May lie-Sir Charles
'l‘uppcr. the now Dominion premier, open-
ed the Dominion election campaign in the
west here. when he delivered addresses at
a mama meeting in the llrydon rink and
at the Manitoba Conservative union. Sir
Charles dealt at length with the trade
policy of his government. and predicted
success with the Conscrvatlvm at the gen-
eral election. Dealing with the Manitoba
school question, Sir C arlca acid it was
the duty of the llmuiu on government to
carry out the constitution, but he hoped
their intervention wunid not be necessary.
Mn. Fleming ls Happy.
New Yong, May u.~—llrs. illnry Alice
Alumni Livingston Flaming. confined in
tho 'l‘omha prison charged with polaonlng
her mother. Mra. lilies, in happy in her
cell. She was Informed that the appellate
court had iuet handed down a dociaiou to
the effect that aha wan entitled to the $245,;
duo lnlt in trust. for her. Mrs. Floridan
raid that it was not through any oiiorta of
here that the case was fought In the
comic, but friends told her she needed
money to light her once. ”i am very hap-
py." ahn mid, “and very thankful to the
court." '
Naval Aulgnmenta.
Warlllxo'vow. May ii.--ilcar Admiral
Kirkland limo been ordered to command
the Moro lulund unvy yard in place of
Captain fl. l.. \l’llncn. who is ordered to
Ilpoclnl duty in connection with the (ire:
uon. Corlimodorc C. 9. Norton has been
nrdvrcd to command the Worthington navy
yard. t'mumandcr 0. W. r'nronholt ha!
been detached from duty av inspector of
the Thirteenth lightlmurc diatrict at Ports.
land, (in, and ordered homo on waiting
onion.
Myatnlonsiy Mining.
lTilM‘A. N. Y., May inn-Arthur Bon-
nett, the alleged forgcr who myaterion-ly
dirnppnnred inst weak from this place, hm
not yet been famnd. it imp lmn learned
that previous to his disappearance he air
inland a life imuranm to the eruynt of
"55,410”. invcatlgatlnn will he continued.
on friends return to indicate that he has
put an and to his life.
International knell! Rm.
Tocmrn, May iI.—-Ampliue Jarvis. ac«
cornpsnlcd by C. A. llrnwn no representa-
livrc of tho iloynl ('anadian Yacht club,
‘ has gone to Detroit to bloat the women»
atlruflof lh Llnmln Park (Chicago) Yacht
, club to fix 1 olefin of the coming race and
to receive bills from lake towns decimal
of having the race.
(“or Illa Wrist» Willi a flavor. .-.
bum-unlit. Macs, lay and. William
lienum. a shoe dealer, committed suicide
at his home. He: out both wrists with a
ream.
euMdEi-i mm.»
trimming- !oa- flew Sleeves—Leafs Oahu
Jackets Billet!“ Um. ' '
Elector; show a variety of adorn \ t:
The tendency toward Itbci'closb m .
molded to the arm, became: more and
more marked; The bouifnnt portion, lose
voluminous than. hitherto, falla'over the
light part, either elm ly or in Irregularly
draped folds retained a place hybuttons,
buckles, bowe or straps. Epauieta of all
lbnpuare in favor and are made M the
if“)!!! material an the alcove or at plalti‘nge
of cause, monsselino do solo, Inca or gui~
pure. Thowrist of the sleeve in llniahed in
various ways. omctlmes it iayclongatod
to extend over t a hand, eometlmea it hue
daring calla, sometimes a band and bow.
For dress occasions. dinners and reocp»
alone cleaves usually terminate at the ol-
‘iow, where there Is an o‘rnpmentcd cuff or
i band of gailoon. pMeemcntorlo or. ribbon
fastened bya buckle or fine button. From
.his fails a flouncc of face or gauze.
Sleeves of jackets. always simpler than
more of gowns, are rather morc volumi-
nous, to allow of the admission of draped
.lrcss sleeves, more difficult to manage
shim even tho largest plalu'puffa.
Tho Louie Quinta bodice In becoming a
controlling factor in this‘soason’a fnahlona.
annual: TOILET.
it. is varied in many ways, one of tho nc’w-
ast models dispensing with tho gudot
Ilasquu in favor of a short, pointed one.
Lightweight cloth of runny species, in
ill shades of bulge, gray, bluo, tan and
able, is the fabric adopted for summer
icckots. Them are also Slilllfl fancy bouclc
illllhri employed for the scum purpose.
dock on a violet, red or other colored
ground, the black covering most of the
-.olor. These latter goods are adorned with
'ile, gold or silver braid, wry lino, and
it‘ll lined with changeable silk, giving, on
tho whole, a striking cllcet.
‘ 'l‘ho illustration allows a charming cal-
nine of pompndour taffeta having green
.tripcs on a gray and pink changeable
ground. The gmlht‘akirt in plain. The
bullet» is gathered at the waist and over it
is o ilchu of white sill: gauze, trimmed
with plailcd rufllm. ’l'hn flcbu is open in
r small V at tho fluent and the ends am
tucked in tho belt. ‘t-inmil milieu of plullrd
unuzo cover the elbow alcoves. 'l‘ho bro-
tcllca and bolt arc of gnu-n wind, the
bowu being fuslcncd in the center by paste
buttons. The straw but is trimmed with
green bows. whlto gauze and roan-m
.ll'lllc (‘HULLE'L
l'l'hines
are not necesaarily deer
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of their
grinds. Loriilard’a Rose-
i’ Cut Plug is not a chap
tobacco. Yet it in cheap.
The prudent man ranches it
from motives of economy.
The extravagant man smokes
it from chmce~becauae lt'e
. When your tobacco
dealer oaks ‘ftht kind 1”
'mloriilard’t
Mimi
WALK EVENING SEN'TINEn. MAY
our dawn
‘l‘c Semen—on 65.). go Causes—A
South Northwaik Man Does So.
Everybody talks beck nowadays.
The subject In earloue.
A niiatalren Idea has cost thousands
ef'lives‘. ‘ ’ .
Bad backe are no common.
You find them in eyery walk of life.
They areJama, weak or aching.
A,burden by day, a torturerat nikht.
Many remedies relieve, but don't
cure. -
The longer used, the lean their effect.
Plants-re and ilnlment help at flrat.
But don't reach the canoe.
Only one way to do that. '
That way is through the Kidneys.
The Kidneys are the blood flltere.
Keep the filters going.
If clogged the back In affected.
The A B C of Kidney knowledge is,
Nine. times out of ion:
Back ache means Kidney ache.
,Lame Hack Means Lame Kidneys,
Weak Back Means Weak Kidneys.
Cure the Kldr‘hya. thus cure the back.
Dean's Kidney Pilla are doin thll
every day right here in South No alk.
Following in a case In point:
Mr. Frank St; John, No. 56 Taylor
avenue, Is a locksmith by occupation.
In the employ of the Norwallr Lock Co.
He in not the only one engaged in this
callingwhc euflere from backache. ug-
gravated by the constant change of po-
sition and the bending and cleaning.
Donn'e Kidney Pills have others on
their list. good reliable South Norwalk
citizens. Mr. St. John says: "I had
some disorder of my kidneys which led
to a troublesome and painful backache.
l procured a box of Doan'e Kidney
Pills at l’laisted's drug atom and they
brought about entire teller." ‘
For sale by all dealers. Price. 50
cents. Mnllcd by Foster-Mllburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y.. enlo agents for the Unit—
ed Staten. Remember the name. Dean's.
and take no other. ‘
Put an end to misery. Doan'q Oint-
ment will cure the worst can of lich-
lng Piles there ever was. and do it al-
most lnstnntly. Years of enacting re—
lieved in a single night. Get Donn'a
Ointment from Vim? again
When fever and other epidemics are
around, safety lies in fortifying the sys-
tem with Ayers barsnparilla. A pormn
having thin and impure blood is ill the
lfitJril favorable. condition to "canteh"
whatever (licence maybe floating in the
air. Bewiselulime.
lino swallow does not make Spring.
[intone awullnwot' ()uu Minute Cough
Cure brings relief. E. P. Weed, Nor-
wulk; G. C. Stillslm. South Norwulk.
A child was cured of croup by a dose
or twu of Ayer‘s (‘llcrry l‘cctornl. A
neighbor's child died of the .“illllt‘, dread
disease, while «he futlwr was getting
ready to call the lltlf'ltll'. This sllmvuthc
necessity of having Ayer‘s Cherry i’ccto-
rnl always on hand.
,..,.._.-. .—..._ .-._..._._...
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Caetorla.
ll. Y.‘,llew Haven a Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave ninth Norwalk as follows:
For New York.
AJf. urban». Maura. 106. 156. all. one.
OMJM. it) 65. ll 87. I'. 31. 1262.111. 2%. 2M.
l07.dw.625.5w.620.flm.157.dll. 101).
wanna.
LN. leiiI‘Hllli. RM. 614.7519”.
Lg-vo Now Vork for BoJIoN-lk.
A. M. 500. 6 on. 7 on, N m, um, 10 03.1000. ll 09.
"mum. national». and. Mr). 605. 430.
ll mfimdmlwnlmnlmJ'zw.
ausmra.
“I. 000.7”. i'Jl. 000.1100.
v Lonvo .outh Nam-ll:
for Now Haw-n.
A ”it unnumnmamvlmom. um.
mi. . nunmmmucmm. ”can.
m.no.an.vu.un.
DANIURV DIVIIION.
LOIVO so. Norm-lie.
'fl. lilll. P. Md‘lldflvllllu.
HUKIIAYII. . ““”
Ms. D. M. 1'16.
Loav. Dlnbury.
soo.'lau.vm. ii to. PAL In. "1.
wanna.
ace. P. If. cm.
L I.
A. If.
A. If.
A. ll.
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
- . - SAVIIGS BANK.
at Weanington Ctr-oi.
Open daily from it to 12 n. m... and from
i to Ii p. m., and on Monday evening-
from 7to a.
lutemt allowed on deposits.
A61?!“ HOLMA‘NS , Erect.
.1 Nil. FEltltls, inseam.
JOHN ii. KNAl’l’. Sec. and Trees.
NOTICE!
SCHOOL TAXES.
lwiarm ch ellip‘ nth Nu all: l'niun
R0 on! I Mr wt um, mm W hnillml liupiim
l nirictlax Mum: and arm-uunrlur ml Icon
the dollar. laid onihc own onwannwntllul of
mo. Ma meeting nil to «pair r-l iw «ion the
titular of Jun». imp lie rank in ain‘t-f
och-ml hove. will be: ucuwl payable unlhn
Mdmvul. "financial Wlll" ttlg‘i‘rill Mimi be
may it [MI vn [m mmoa Hill a I, l’ IR
atom": “Fill‘lllllilll’i‘lll airw‘i. l‘cnulll at the
"mud nlht'lmr cont. n yvnr from for let.
iron. ii to chums-4| on all taxm- remaining
numb no and afiotdmw M. lead.
{3. A. 0”,”.
l'ollccinroi Tam for South . urea k tninu
“vitriol chum.
Dated at Mum hovmlk. April 15. 1m.” ‘1
u i
HAVE YOUR
Foralturefimnpholatend i
(Mot: Turmouclmiandllokhl.
nan: ' m "
cum over. chime
“m“ .l. n lites.
, Ind, Bun, writes:
llr. band's Remedies in Children.
.. New Havza, Conn, 71 William St.—
I first know of Dr. Hand's Remedies
for Children five yearaago and I am
continuallyrecommendingothermothcrs
to use them. and always with the best
results. My baby was deathly nick with
ogoiera infantum, and Dr. Hand’s Diarr
r can Mixture cured it almost immed-
iately. Dr. Hand's Colic Cure in also
excellent.——Mra. N. A. Daniels." Dr.
Band's Colic Care and Dr. Hand’s Diar-
glgoma Mixture are cold by all druggiete,
Eczema in a frightful affliction, but like
all other skin diseases it can be permaé
neutl cured hxapplicutiolll of DoWitt‘s
WitcanzelSalve. It never fails to
cure lien. E. P. Weed, Norwalk; G.
C. St llson, South Norwalk‘.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of Worthington,
"You have a valua-
ble prescription in Electric Bitters, and
I can cheerfully recommend it for Con-
stipation and Sick Headache, and no a
general system tonic it has no equal.”
Mrs. Annie Stable, 2625 Cottage Grove
avenue, Chicago, was all run down,
could not. cut nor. (1i out food, had a
backache which never oft her and felt
tired and weary, but six bottles of Elec-
tric Bitters restored her health and re.
nowod her strength. Prices 50 cents
and 81. Get a bottle at G. C. Stillson’a
and E. P. Wood’s drug stores.
In the Sprint,' a young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of-eDoWitt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleansc'tho liver, purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. E. P. Weed,
Norwalk; G. C. Siillaon, South Nor—
walk.
The Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis, uldenuan Chicago,
says: “I regard Dr. King‘s cw Dis-
covery as. an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
(folds and Lung Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last five
yours. to the exclusion of physicians'
prescriptions or other preparations."
Rev. John Bunnie, Kcokuk, Iowa,
writes: “I lum- been a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for 50 years
or more. and how never found anything
so lwncficial, or that gave me such
siwmlyn‘lief as Dr. King's New Dis-
covery." Try this Ideal ('ough Rem-
edy now. Trial bottles free at U. (,‘.
Stills-oil‘s and E. l’. Wet-d}; drug stores.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One. Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every fonn of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that prmlucrs immediate results. E. P.
Weed, Noru'nlk; (i. C. Stillson, South
Nonvulk.
How's This?
We offer One Hundml Dollars Re-
ward for any case of t‘alnrrh that can-
not be cured by Hull's Cumrrh Cure.
F. J. (Jamar 8.- 00., Puma, Toledo. 0.
‘ We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Chem-y for the last- 15 years. and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable in all
business trauma-hour; and financially
able to carry out any obligations nuidc
by their firm.
West& Trunx. Wholesale llruzgists.
Toledo, 4).. Waldiue. Kinnun .c Mar-
vin, Wholesale Umggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Hall‘s Catnrrh Care is taken interlud-
1y. acting directly upon the lllraulillltl
rum-nus surfaces of the ayatelu. Price,
lin‘wrlmttlc. Sold by all dmgglsts.
Testimonials free.
Mrs. it. D. Young, Middlcburg, la..
writes. I have ’llscd One Minute Coimb
Care for air years. both for myself and
children. and [consider it the quickest
acting and most nutisfm‘lory (‘nugh
(.‘nrt-l have ever llat'd. H. l’. Weed,
Norwzdk; G. t.'. Stillson, South Nor-
walk.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetorla.
Did you ever think how readily the
blood in launched by constipation? llnd
blood unions bml hmllh uml il‘t‘lllllllih!
old ago. lXiWitt's Little Early lilac-rs.
tho famous little pilla, overcome olwti-
untc constipation. i). P. ‘\\'m'd. Nor-
wulk; ll. (,3. Stillman. Smith Norwalk.
Bucklin‘s Arnlca Salve
The beat salvo in the World for cute,
bruises, Sun's, ulcer». Hill! rbcum. fvvcr
Hindi, letter, chapped hands, chilbluins,
mum. and all akin crfl‘ptiona. ninl poul-
iivciy cnrca piles. or no pay required.
it in gnurnutm-d to givvqwrfn-ct mtiafzut-
lion or money refunded. l'rim- '33 cents
per box. E. l'. Word and U. C. Stillaon.
A. L. Wrmh-r. u prounnvnt citizen of
mm». Mich, uflvr culturing t'xvruclnl-
lnuly from lilt‘ll for twenty yours. \vmi
curml in u a mri limo b_v mini: lb-Wilt‘u
Witch ilnmi l-inlm. nu ulmvlnlv cure for
all akin Iliminavu. More of thin prepara-
lion innmvl than all other» combinml.
E. l'. Wot-d. Nonvnlk: fl. (3. .‘llillxou,
South Norwalk.
You Don‘t liars To Swear Oil,
myii tho Ht. lnuinermal of Agriculture
in an editorial nix'mt No'l‘o—lluc. the
famous tobacco habit cun‘. “We know
of many calm cuml by No-To-Buc.
Unc, a prominent tit. lmula architect,
mnokml and nhcwmi for twenty yearn:
two blues cured him so that even tho
amt-ll of whileco makes him nick." No-
To-llac acid and guaranteed by R. H.
l’laieted. Nocun-no pay. Book free.
Starling Kennedy Co, New York or
Chicago.
Young molhcra dread the contract
montha on dormant of the areal mortal-
ity among children cmmvl by lmvml
trouble-I. Perfect azlfvly uniy in? amor—
v-ll thoav who keep on bond lbWill'u
Colic and (.‘llnlr-mcurc. mid ndmiulnvur
it promptly. Forcmmpa. inillnus f‘llilf'.
dysentery and dinrrlm-u. it :lll‘urde in:
Mulltrclicf. E. l’. Wml. Norwulk; (l
C. Hlillmn, .‘lonlli Norwulk.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Bacteria.
mm‘wnvn‘eammm
mmwamummm
Micah-Inflation“
maximums-macaw
TRIEDTOWBECKTBAINS.
Henry Jackson, a Colored Man,
Under Arrest.
TIES WEBB PLACED ON THE TEAM
The Philadelphia Local Crashed Into an
Obstruction With Down Brakes-Jrho
Engineer's Caution Saved a Disaster.
Robbery ls Thought to Be the Motive.
.‘lnusnv Cl'rv, May U.—-In a but which
he had built In the woods between Dean’s
Pond and Franklin Park. the lonelloet.
stretch on the Penn lvnnla railroad he-
twocn this city and Phi ndclphladetcctlvea
aurpriaed and arrested Henry Jackson, a
negro. They will charge him wtih being
one of a band of deaporadoce who within
the last three days have made several at-
tempts to wreck fact ‘paaaongor trains,
presumably for the purpose of plundering
the dead and injured. The cii'onso which
Jackson is charged with having commit-
ted was an attempt to wreck the Philadel-
phia local. The train actually struck a V
shaped obstruction made of railroad ties,
and a fearful nhcldent Was prcvgnted only
by the engineer's watchfulness. Ho saw
the danger in time to reduce speed, and
the passengers escaped with a slight shak-
lng up. >
It was discovered that ties had been
placed on the tracks, eplkcn drawn and
plates removed, even while three times
the usual number of watchman were pa-
trolling the track and keeping an extra
.‘iharp watch because of the knowledge
that an attempt had been made to much
a train the previous evening. '
it is not yet definitely known what evi-
dence the detectives have against. Jackson.
They any that they believe they had so-
oured telling evidence. Superintendent
E. 11‘. Brooks of the New York division of
the Pennsylvania has been led to believe
by the reports of his men that the at
tempts discovered were the work of sev-
erul men rather than If one.
There is much niiut the case which
suggests the crime for which the boy train
wreckers were sentenced in Rome, N. Y.,
and it has been'euggeetod that their plans
may have inspired older criminals with
the idea of attempting wholesale murder.
The Pennsylvania system is patrolcd
day and night by men. each of whom
guards about two miles of the four truck
route. These trackwalkers are supposed
to replace spikes which have worked loose,
see that splices are In order and screw up
nuts which are not tight.
Prominent People on the Train.
The train In front of which the obstruc-
tion had been placed was heavily loaded
with‘ passengers. .-\ mung them were
United States Senator Jellies Smith, Jr..
Major Rufus lilodgctt of Long Brunch.
former Judge Gottfried Krucger of Now-
ark, Frederick Marsh of Elizabeth and
Alderman Backer of New Brunswick.
The track is straight near Franklin
Park, and as the night was clear the en-
gineer could see the rails for quite a long
distance ahead. The train was making 40
miles an hour. Un one side was a deep
ditch, on the other an embankment five
feet high.
The engineer saw what appeared to ho
a pile of railroad ties and instantly rovers
fill his engine and applied the airbrukcs.
The simuil was answered at once, but in
spite of brakeq and engine the impetus of
the train drove it upon the tier. which
stopped it with a jolt sulllcieut to shake
up the passengers, but. not to derail the
seven crowded passenger cars.
Trainmcn and passenger-v. with the at-
tenlpt of the preview: evening in their
minds, hurriedly alightod to investigate.
lllgbt before the. pilot of the engine and
wedged partly beneath it they found twu
tics, which had been placed V fashion, the
apex pointing in thodlroetion from which
the train nun-It approach.
The trnlnmen made a short search in
the vicinity, but found no trace of the
wreckcre. The ties were removed. and the
train, nftcr a delay of '10 minutes, precocd‘
cd to New Brunswick. four miles diatunt.
An examination of the engine resulted in
the discovery of a tie wudgcd under the
pilot. .
Detectives Merrie and llyeraon learned
that a negro had been scan in the woods
near Dunn's l’oud. ln hunting the thickets
there they came amidouly upon a rude
but, and flil they cautiously approached it
a tall, nineculnr colored man came to the
limit) which ucrvcd an a door and faced
them. lie was immediately arrested on
general principles and court-bod.
llo carried what truimnon call n"clnw—
bur"—-a phort iron instrument made to
draw aplkva. it was wrupprd in brown
paper, which it had atclucd. and they
therefore concluded that the man had enr-
rlcd it for vomo limo. The bar 1nd tin-m
to believe that the arrest was a moat im-
portant one. and they not all for Now
llrunswlck with the prisoner, who want
willingly enough.
lln told them on the way a lung. ram-
bling atory nlmut ble mowmcntu. but
nuuio fin explanation nlmut the "claw
bar." llo mid he won :.'l years old and
lived at Him llnilroud uvcnuc. this city.
lie was told that be war nrrcetcd merely
for ire-upcoming, but ho know boiler Iimn
that lmlnrc long and naturally prolcntcd
that he had been in no way concerned in
(In attempt» to wreck trains. ilo wne liv-
ing in tho Wanda. hn mid, imcnuse ho had
no money and Willi making his way back
to dent-y City. sleeping wherever he could.
The detectives will attempt to prove by
James Wilson, nation agent in. ill-nan
l’ond that tho negro mndc repeated in-
rmirlnn concerning the time at which tho
Warblnulon capture would reach that ata-
tlon. and that he was soon to have a crow.
bar In hla pursue-lion.
'l'lmir Idea I: that a hand of wreckvra
lutondml to demil the uproar. which,
they know, mm nmdo ’up of vestibule.
mail and cxprcng cars and which thernfum
altered tho last opportunity for plunder
alter a wreck.
.lnckmn, they believe, was at. one time
in Ibo employ of a railroad in the south.
Young Millionaire In W’nl.
SH Funnel-o, May it—Announm
‘mcnt has iuat been mndo of the engage-
uncut of Polar llnnabuo Martin to Miss
llcllo Mwliunnn. Martin in one of tho
wmithlctt young mm of the state. lie in
a non of Mrs. lit‘rauor Martin and the late
Edward Martin. who loll. an estate of III.-
amnion, which baa been increased many
follicluoe his death. lie in one of the
principal hul‘ra of Mn. Pom Donahue. his
aunt, and one of the hair» of the lain Hov-
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Ina. The bride elm Is the daughter of
United mater Circuit Judge Mu'ienne.
line is‘ prominent in low moiety caril—
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