.Eeh”fi
2!
Elm
95
a"
!
,llr l
‘l
[a
“i z:
7 ..
jig
Erilas
%
is
," F
1;? 3‘
mm
3
i
3
wm’amwmde mum
Neadil'lednesdan.
Q
NEW YQRK, October ta—J‘he challenge ofSirThomas Li}?
mainr-Wurieaotrwiorthe Amefiascmwhichm
may ygvméf ‘. wkufifiuwmr i953,”
mi ..‘.w:retary {few act at
u o'clnelrjtiis ‘ Hr. Oddie said the chal mid be
consideredata " meetiugoitheclubcalledfor umdayevfi
niug, October III. and that its text would not be made public until
aftutlntmeeting ”
lamthemeefisgoithehiew York Yachtcluh,tobeheld'l‘m
when Sir Thomas Hymns challenge will be considered.
Thirtn Years for Gmabandt.
JERSEY CITY. October tzwjustice Collins. of the Supreme
Court. this morning sentenced John Ciambnudt. the lqyeardd‘
manlerer {If Henry flats, to thirty years imprisonment at hard lab-
ur. the extreme penalty of the law. In passing sentence judge Col—
lins amid that the deience oi moral insanity had not been proven in
the trial. am! the court believed that the primer had a rather
blunted ma! sense and did what he knew was wrung. 9
While sentence was being _ trounced. Garrahrandt yawnéd
and smiled repeatedly. and la ed while being taken back to his
cell. ineificialsceported that he madenocoulrnentmhiss‘a-
tence He was found guilty of the murder on June 33 last of Henry
Mans. 14 years old, in a most brutal mutter. Evidence brought
out at the trial showed that he was jealous of his victim on account
of a young girl with whom both were acquainted, and he also de-
sired to get his weekly wages amounting to three dollars; V'
(Jemnnmnfiknaiof Sizflkhma Plhma'VVtmflbersu
SCRANTON. PA. October rah—The conventiw of mu“
thracite mine workers. called by President Mitchell, of the United
Mine \Vorkers. to consider the [0 per cent. net advance offered by
the mine owners. Commenced in Music Hall. this morning. The
delegates began to arrive at the hall long before. to o‘clock and
mood along the sidewalks of uchawanua avenue discussiu the
probable actioa of the convention. The little hall, which a
capacity of about 700, was soon filled. As earl: oficial entered
the ball he was a added. but the most enthusiastic Marathi:
was reserved for resident Mitchell. who arrived at was a. m.
The convention gm to work very quickly. Ten minutes after the
national presidem's arrival he called the delegatefi ta order and ad-
dressed them as mllaws:
(Cominued on Page Eight.) _” 3 fl ‘ 1
Expelled for Obvious Fraud.
NEW YORK. October ta—(horge T. Sullivan. of the stock
broke firm of Sullivan and Sullivan. was lied from the
Censor ted Exchange today. for obvious ira . The expul-
sion was formally annmced from the rostrum ail the exchange
by the chairman. Mr. Sullivan; declined by advice of his counsel
to discuss his differences with the exchange.
He said the firm would continue to do business asusnal.
Schooner Annie Louisa Ranged
NEW HAVEN, October tab—The schooner Annie misc.
which was sunk as a result of a collision with the sloop Hinxtie C...
in the harbor \Vedne-sday. was raised last night by the Chapman
\\'reclcing Cmparty, and this morning taken to Graves’ Shipyard,
been definitely ascertained.
Thatnnflhzlfflkunkdnzho»Ileaflb.
NE“; XORK. October lz—«Hm. W-,3L0vell, 50 yars old, of
(:3 West 65d! street. was instantly hi ‘ by ' through a
t of a building in Reade street, tacky.- Lovell was the New
ark representative of a Lynn. Balsa, shoe firm. The body was
lives in Lynn. “ass.
Youtseu Shll m a ShlbOl'. .
GEORGETOWN, October ta—l-lenry F. Ybuneym aim in
a stupor today. His pulse was weak. but the physicians. W
the belief that he would beable to face the jury again tomorrow,
in his trial on the charge of being a principal in the Goehel drone
mg. " ' 7 W
Car‘Bnilders yon arSttike.»
Hammered. w. v... October may the ear lmjlders at ‘
' the American Car and FoundryCompany; in'this city. Wit 10‘
day for an imafifl perear. =
.3
- fhaflhuiftanVIMen.Enluck:(3a5L
oswgmxx;
day. October 16. was {rostrum-ed until “’ednesday. October 1;. m
where repairs will be made. The full extent of the damage has not , 77
removed to the Leonard Street police station. Lorell’s family We
Norwalk Chronicler