m Adventists have
their faith in this tent
. The services were
C- l. Sven-Ion tot
he loads many cat:
‘a toluene. objected
at ‘ the meetings
when she declared
be iminsreed. he told
. that it she did. so be
her. 'l'heworuad’s rents
. ‘ she was willina to be a
_ _ nun it: matters or miaion
decide for turmoil:
m to the camp meeting
' at Wilmington. net. on
tile tne‘etinga were discon-
tilloe. He returned last -
,oreusreuonowera made to
hills three converts. iii-
y of immersion took
' boy on Tuenday. A
bled. but“ ‘ the hostile
as' limited in angry
'M «loo Hansen left his
mttathahomeoihia
‘ instill there. Symon Ioit
twill. heat to the one where
‘ in held Jesse Stevens. on ss-
‘. .7 Mach limit. Ht! llld
" ‘ whenacrowd ota
inen aura
' lo a quiet young teuow. but
" ,lilatloo. He talked sooth.
the men. told there that the
» will! Baotou. not with the
‘ had been clenched. and at
era“ went away.
”in v~ tion was rests on
' . limit. The crow had
' the meetings were tons
. ' t by Elder C. n. lesialte.
wore in an angry mood. Again
‘ . Stevens' tent and
’ m out he laced a huddled
and in the darkness. who
- hint threateninsir. But
too ground. Fortunately for
“oil had no recognised leader,
7, shuttle and curses he learned
t.
, behest up one home here."
“a will. “but you'll have to
You'll and your tent down
it you try to continue!" Roi
sun lo the crowd cried out that
ill and feathers would be the
My. but no stop was taken
7 all the threat. The‘utoh want
it idlt If”! threatenino dire vioa
. wtta state koala».
nan-tn. a brother of the
left his wife. called wit a
the tent and eapostulated w th
disallow-apportionin-
'r‘hsdemandod.
replied tnlidir that her hus-
. man to do that and ar-
Vj Nansen was entlllsdJo
hailed in any way that at»
,_ n’s friend new some
‘ arts. and they want
5. lie. It. alto we. asked later
5 ”intended to do. ‘
here is iron: and." he
we will carry it out. lie
.. hence-ts. we will stay here
> ignorance and hid-
q #sreatthehottont oi the per-
“ Ilr. was lull ill“
86
so. noeweittt.
all”: My iodine Invite“ d a heron.
' _ teem
ale-tied poleward... .9... ,
‘ s‘fid’m castrated preserving kettles. an.
' 1' l ' , . ts quart demoted preserving Willi. 49¢ ,
. ~ to quart enameled water pails. 4M ‘
‘ , " 4 quart ensiuchd covered saucepens, 239
’ Full Line of Older and: Wine Praises and Royal
0.1: Chamber shin, Side Boards; enrolling, onus. , closets. ox.
"tension Tables, Desks and Funny Chairs at
' Manufacturer’s Prices. ‘
; FRANCIS &
\
The Clothiers,
Washington St. '
THE SUMMER i8 OVER!
GAISPE’I‘ CLEANHI‘NG. -. By the ranoveue proceo. it the only pericct way; no dirt,
dust or upsetting oi the home Testimonials from our best people. Send ior price tilt.
st. SWNRTEVAT,
sun Iain and Ian Streets,
saith tare-Econ... ‘
C0.
South liorwalk
"u'oplen our fall trade we offer lrom our Domestil-
llepnltment on Supt let the following nargaino:
PlLLi“)W CASES AT‘5cl'
We take this n , portunity to invite your attention to
our full line of leady Mode Sh vets and Pillow Onset.
undue well to our com lete slack oi‘ bleached-and
unbloa 'hrd cottons in al widths and popuinrbrunlls.
We have received a good assortment of new style
INGRAIN AND BltUseoLe OARPE'I‘B!
Also Linoleums, Oil Clothe and Rugs.
A. DICKERMAN d
3.. WASHINGTON STREET,
3 e.
I ' rt or tau.
so. new ’iii’ no use YORK.
commanding Monday. June mat.
l-jorton"
two-M. . . .Wluaai
Mild...»
Z “I...“ may
or I-tiiidtl.
wraith. Midi! Moiiias‘dle’. the Jim “it." U
SON,
CON NIGTIOUT.
aucvcusx ’
A Pill! lined
Humbert.
Sneldiout.
Keatlogs.
Walk".
and (Insomnia.
film i let Yt'pal'iiiil it hwciiiiy.
Work door. or «nutty and neatly.
Bicycle suppir t and ilundrios.
Matinnow ill-ti Allihih'lllilldt‘lull.
Cnnwe ent intimation.
Fred‘lt. W.
Rogers.
i
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in
:‘m is w
lgt‘ig‘.‘
., “j, in “awhile!
5333“” m,
manna”... D earstnehehaa
w WV eouncilot ionilss
Mammumnmm‘
. and conviction at.
Mt to malts a vigorous
Wmmlmwlmmflv
PETER W. CROZER.
hulting treasurer. but to trace the
missing funds. or. at least dmver
Croser's methods and unearth the in”.
mdiurroundlng the disposition of the
That there is an unwritten volume
behind the story or Potas- w. Croser's
trasactlons In connection with the misa-
lns tum there is no room to doubt.
That the ioosoness of his methods and
the probable shortage or his accounts
were facts shared by others» than hint-
seit. and had been for weeks and months
previous to the collapse of the associar
lion. is also well known. and the (acts
concerning these transactions consti-
tute the future hope or the defrauded
wmworkars who intrusted their little
savings to the association's hands.
SACHS UNDER ARREST.
Io ls char-ad with the lardar as
losers-d Miss.
Killingswcrth. com. Sept. .8.—l!er-
than lat-ha. aged :0. was arreeted at
his home here last night charged with
the murder oi Bertrand L Hotchklss
last Friday night. The arrest was
made by Shel-iii Brown. Deputy Sharia
iicovilie and Detective Herbert W
Pearce oi the Pinkerton tom of New
York. The suspected than was at once
brought bolero Justice Harvey Lone oi
thisoity. charged with murder in the
llrst degree. lie pleaded not, guilty and
was haldmithout hail until tomorrow.
when he will be given a preliminary
Wilt at the Kiliingnworth town hall
at to a. in. boobs was at once taken to
modern Sell.
Since the night that ur. Hotchkiss
was killed at his home by some un-
known party tiring at him through a
window suspicion has been directed to-
ward Burbs. and in view of develop-
ments which came to light. but which
Sher"! Brown says he is unable to di-
vulge at present. it was decided to or
rest him without further delay.
_
ramcc :9.“ A looser.
Alexander tie-ego at look to Visit 1a
1'“ Country. ,
Loner, Idea. Sept. 8.—-Arlstocratic
rsaidents of Leno: are anticipating
pleasurably tho contemplated visit of
Prince Alexander George. youngest son
of the Duke and Duchess of Took.
The prince will be the guest of Kr.
and the. Frank Burro“ Bellman at
their magnificent country seat. Brook-
hursi. The date oi the urine. arrival
to not used. but preparations are in
[mg befitting the reception oi a
M“ MI".
Print-e Alexander is II years old. a
handsome. manly chap. an athlete and
a sportsman.
lie is the brother-in-law oi the Bulls
at York. the future king of England.
His highneas' stay in America is lint-
lted. Pmbably three weeks will be
paased at henna and some day! at Phil.
edelphln. Among the many plans for
the prince's entertainment is a hunting
trip beyond the Rockies.
circulars and e Photograph Did it.
Clearlleid. Pa. lent. a.-Constabis
Women- of idorrisdaie. this county.
who arrested the men suspected oi be.
ing David Weeks. one oi the murderers
oi (horse liercus Nichols oi Trumbull.
Fairlield county. (loan.. has stated that
the arrest or the suspect was brought,
about through circulars and deecrioa
lions given or the murderers oi the
aged tamer. The constable also tied a
photograph of Weeks. and It wae while
the two men were in the dining room
or llooin'e hotel. this city. that Ilr.
Woontor mount be mesnlsed in the
than one or the slayers oi Nichols. his
took s photograph trout his pocket and
contend it with his man and then
«alluded to owe Weeks under or.
real. ‘
m to 1m,
moonlit. lieu. loot. l.-Ae predicted
at the start by the party leaders. the
Deraoetatlo.
three osrtisa noon-t and
fiver Republican. MM
hands to tum
sad the ticket sliced ll the livid
~ moment no.
i on . u. i _ s
-*m' Ii. van tore“ oil 8
m minnow» 3i
mild» .
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l
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Valiumll. 1.. lent. minute
m 400 Italian- wars brought here or
a. Newark contractor. They were let
to work ing roads on the mountain
near the lush tunnel at West Portal.
All that was wn about them was
thatthsywerahirsdhyiiewtorkpao-
ole who have lately obtained control at
theotountalu and a good deal of the
village. A week otter the tint install-
ment or Italians a second cattle
They started to‘ build a has"
wailaroundsiivesorstraetnsar
Portal station. The number or l
on was dually increased to 1.
lunday. The tolha hereabouts
_ not find out what wae being done.
whole nflair has come to be
among them as the 1West Portal toys-
tat-y. The only explanation oi the work
h that‘ntadeby Blatant) Goliatti. the
Mme oi the laborers. He said that
the place was to be an iron worklul.
plans. and that it was the purpose‘oi
theowners to sell it to the United States,
government for an armor plate W.
E. 1.. Richardson. the moral man-
that Collatti had told the truth.
who most definite statement previous-
ly made to anybody beiore was that
made by Contractor w. A. Jackson to
an inquisitive citizen of Easton, 2a..
last Sunday. The inquisitive one had
come over in a tarot wagon. ills wits
and tarniiy were with hint. fie looked
at theilve acre tract which the [aliens
have been surrounding with a If!“
stone wall. He looked at the mac-
adamised roads which wind with easy
slopes up the mountain side in three or
tour different directions.
He saw a procession of 100 italiasts.
headed by a hand of music. march train
WestPortai to Valley station. on the
central railroad, and welcome 500 oth-
ers who had Just come from New York.
Seeing all these things. his brow was
corrugated with wonder, and his eyes
bland. fie drove over to the trout of
the West Portal hotel. of which the
genial Kr. lint is the lessee. Then be
round jabbering italians leaning on the
steps. . Countrymeh no less bewildered
than himself stood about in groups oi
three or four.
. laid It Was a Wig [auras-y.
Jackson. so the tale goes. was point-
who would explain it all. The inquisi-
tive one hemmed and hawed and as.
moved his atifl hrlmmcd felt hat and
~ mapped hie shining bald head with a
bendaooa. .
. "Ir. Jackson. 1 make hold to pre-
sume." he said.
The contractor nodded curtiy.
"Well." said he of Elston. "Well.
ttranger. what do you calculate to do
horaaboutr' ~
"Do?" drawied Jachaon. "Do? -Ws
are building a wig Canton. friend. We
are going to make wigs tor baidheldsd
baboons."
in all the crowd of Jerseymen that
titterod and Jeered as the Ponnaylvk-
nlan drove away there was not a man
who hadn't been working his courage
up to ask the same question of Jack-
son. There was not one who did not
rejoice that the laston stranger had
the “baboon answer" spread tar aad
wide over the country. It didn’t l
speculation. gossip and argument. .
wholes. Jackson's engineer and ease -
tive agent. was said to ho was
with his replies.
Enoch L. Richardson is a lumber
broker with an office in the Produce
Exchange. New York. He has lived
lately ot Taylor’s hotel. Jersey City.
He also has desk room at lit Fifth ave-
nue. with the Connecticut Granite cota-
y.
I). w. iaosee. the enaineer. stays at
the Metropoie when he is in New tort.
out Granite company. Loose engogad
ails-oat! transportation for Colloitl‘s lac
rare.
said that the plant was to work iron
ore to be takenlmnt the mountains
near Valley. it wq the hope oi the
promoters ot the enterprise that the
hands. They had reason to believe. he
said. that tho sovernment would talus
the plant. Ho hinted that the govern.
ment was really back 0! the whole on.
torpriss. lie was only the agent o! the
promoters, he said. in getting control of
the land and no general administrator.
phia contractor. who was running the
italian Inbor through Caiiotii's uenoy,
was spending money too fast. Thinu
weren‘t uettledyyet and wouldn't be un-
til levi. ll.
leak fillet Cashier Disappears.
Rockford. lila. dept. a.—~‘i‘he limit til
Durand iaiiod to open its'doors yester.
day. and Charles A. Norton. cashier
and «out manner oi the institution.
has distributed. lie is said to have
{urged the names at prominent farmers
to I! notes for vanoue amounts. The
bank had deposits oi about MM. but s
time look is on ills sate. and it cannot
be opened until tomorrow. Norton ie
at years old and was prominent :
church and buslnsee circles. The
rears and was about to be .mguusn
ed as a state bank.
Wreathaenaam
It. hauls. loot. t—a Wt elevator
in the helm norm m house in
story to the mm with tour eta.
ploy-tee. touts bacon. William Write
and Initial: Gliisto were picked up it»-
eonuiom, the two turner with
use and the latter with his
atrium out. ilaelsi o'ilrlon
broiled.
M
Ito- w Ild dot-opted.
Washimn.
department has _
Allen I. me or ,
Milena oi the,
will!»
agar or the enterprise. afterward said -
government would take it on their
‘ warrant mi south
Mullins m, lib-:6” W
. m,” .
‘2‘ moi-litigant,”
.l
, . statement oi a.
' citation prooi oh i
.utthaen ormntnto i
you had a lead- , _
Aching?
ment on, .
at many to
Now, support
A Lento. We:
cold on ea
You“ i rot
cures.
But thy
'lt'e di t
es
come (rent it: any pi. ,
rent when the an credits?
from home. ' '
to prove that it is to.
Home endorsement is the pron!
backs every box of Doan's‘ il'
‘ this case:
. -lin. Bliubflh not. no. in. o;
W .tl“ltm, rt“
and :lii‘i'm'ii’rn a lsrq may. "
have had kidney trouble tr a new
time. with very severe bar aches. an
to mite matters we ..s:goot‘te;o&n
I. rut-mtnuwmetn ;
me. It was so had that my. he. _ no
limbs were at no use to me. he
been tskllt; Dean's Kitin'cyd Fain
are n me good. u, um.
if?» I did. id); backache to. some
i" “or” "fill” r. ‘i'.’
can eysayt _ e co pom...
m' age. afllictcd to holly. they“
it anyone. ' Tl
K533” Pilll' it Pidiateds virus! am"
All dealers have them. at tlm v
sent mail on receipt oi om.-
con ‘ writing to F'mré- Matt.
(30., Bu slo. N. Y.. sole now" in
U. 8. Remember the union. D...
and take no substitute. ‘ .
or
You can art
now want
odouttotheldastoniuan’asthaoha»
figs-3i}: ,
i
E
made the first advance. The news of ‘
lie also has a dealt with the Connecti- ‘
ltr. Richardson is reported to here .
tie thouaht that Jackson. the Philadel- .
a prominent one. has been running on V
test It. intuit, drouosd time the third ‘
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