Conducted by Cadets Dock-
‘ 2Who Went from
Another Hazing
Other Men.
‘ iN’I‘ NY . January its“
"diminution of Cadiz Douglass
thnr was continucd today by tho
131ml (lonnnittcc iuvcsti btlng
ccs lit tho Miltoiy
('A or who is a pale inui
‘hything' but robust looking said:
questions that his hoalih‘
'oillolit Vim about the Silllle as in
y or laid) Questioncd i'ur- ‘
” 'the occurrenccs on the ero- 1
. ho is alleged to have hecn
‘ niulslohs the withoss
:' mkery who had
‘ h
men vicrc'
”Soiree,“ the cxorclsiug lasting
' an hour and being coaiilidtcd
, cats at; the name time by L‘. 11-
oo' ry and Entry, who went
at bile hill to the other
has did not ioport the fact. but
boonmc known to the author-
all Colonel Help. the (ommand-
Moan invostlgatlon The 1th
. {trailed hihlsclf of his privi-
”char the regulations. and did not
1‘ any questions for tho mason
i’did not com to go i‘urthm into
' [a reply to Chairman on k
fitness «lid although as a general
as not more submisalic than
Ourth‘ clash man. he had no
nection of having givdn any of-
‘ e to iéad to his being hazcd. and
‘ at in [not he had been hazed for
thing»
(1 improve ins iunm (111cc but
t rcstcd with tho state to prove
guilty . ‘No man could bc found
guilty, behold. so long as thoic cxisi
asonablc doubt as to his guilt
the facts in this mean could h(
dolled with innoccnic ihc dcimul
must. b jgacoulticd. Whatca c1
pw.‘ hold M."
> e aiiown will
B§3§ ‘d not till.I from
., . oormo than the case against
"it doiiulnnta has not born pr'oicd
There is no legal proof that shu diod
om chloral poisoning or that a rape
"was Committed. ()hlornl us i uudcé
‘ band it. is a drugt uscd unlvc1sallv for
- eiicent piuposcs n1. modiclnc The
ate' Chnruon that this doiundm‘it
whiting to McAlisicrl put (hloinl in
tho gir‘ls drink ihui night if iw
ad“ chloral. whom did hc act if. "'
he {date had all tho machinery to find
it out. but‘ has failcd to do it.
'. Hoffman said 1110
‘ Wiiihnua as to 111.
Mia’s
o rcum‘dcd as infullibic. 'l‘h'
hooker hold juiioa had fallcd io ugro.
,1. [till Dr.Wiith.1us and that his cvi
‘ 61. although use-fill. was not can
think." said Mr.‘ Hoffman. "that
. ' livor would have lazuli ihc ihlnc
’mldlyue. Why did he oxainlnc tin
Wioh? it was bcinuso ho was on)
'd to find tho chior.al mul boinr
motor/1211.111; found It. Ho said hi'
of, know how (hlorai killod. Why
’t ho? Because lbc progross oi
a has not got for cnonuh. and
roves its inaccuracy. iio. could
dull how much chloral had boon
He had to acknowledge the in
norpnoo of his silence Yul
i'of s’cionou is to ba uscd to
‘11 com to tho scaffold.
on WOWW that I inko no stock
a hail lump on bottur. n.
dammit do may or in. whom not
six tests satisfied him.
oyi? chlmnl in thc hodv shouiIl'
, Lilli 'téiiti any? My oxporionou
' j or and Diroctor nonunion. acting do
necoasariiy be fatal. lie was'noi sot.
lsflcd with the one test alone than
them was chloral la the body. Still
”rot this cvi‘
dcoco in given to hand three man.
That alone makes enough doubt. and
r'oudcis such avidenco vnlucioss. No
hay has a right. to convict any one
when thorn is doubt on a material
point. No one. doubts that the. Kil‘i'
that night took a cocktail. ubsynthe
and two glasses of ohumpauno. Dr.
Witthaus said one could not swallow
enough of those to got sufllniont alco'
ho! to kill. Taking into consideration
the. amount of ubsynthc she had awn]
iowod. add to this the cocktail and the
two glasses of champagne, and you
hand not look for for tho cause of
death.
“Dr. V'z1i1iiciiliui'lz.‘wlio known as
much about chemistry as Dr. Witt—
baua. said ho look a mixture. of tho.
drinks which tho girl had swulio’wod.
"ml, :0! U10 Show results as Dr. Witt
bans in hip tests for chloral. lir Van
dua‘burg gm. tho sumo color and odor
and (loos not give» a reasonable doubt.
That chloral was adminiktored to the
g'hl has not been provcn. The dcfcud
ants havc all sworn under oath that
that us far as they know chioi '1l was
not administcicd McAllistcr says hi
did not him nor any. and Death and
(inmpbcil slay thay did not can any
giron. Thorn \vas no conspiracy and
no prcorrnngcmoni V‘Vi'lnttcvci may
luu c hm 11 airiingod by Campbcil and
Mouth cannot affect, McAlllstcr. Comp
boil and Death arc not charmed with
giving chlo1'."ai
"ilu'dr'c"Hoffman'thuirwanokc of how
the 110in had cxlortod confossions
from Death and Campbcll, and kept
them in a room for this purpose for
four hours. (‘.ounscl claimed that the
policc had no authorilv to do this. and
that. it was against all justice. as the
prisoners worc not uudor oath. .iudgc
liloiYman. continuing. said:
“The limc has not yet comc in thc
fél..'\iv of New .loraoy when tlic root
can be out around any man's neck on
such lcstimony. it may bc those
young inch did not tokc pronor curc
of that. girl. Sho drank willingly 110
turn she was out into the cnrrlaizc. if
thcsc men startcd out to assault that
girl. no one would condemn thcm
quicker than myself.
"Consider tho absurd story of tin
lincknmn. an absurd and inconsistent
with human untiu'c or reason. that 11
is not worthy of any crcdcncc. 'l'hcw
is ono witness in tho cast: whoso tosii
mouy is not true and could not be
truc. and that witness is Augustus
Scnlthorpo. ' At- tho'coronor's inquest
hc sworc that ho could not one who!
was (loud when the mob and the girl
worc oh the ground. bccauac it. was
your dark. and tho lillilffi of tho car
rlalrc had boon out. out. I have uni)
pity for the man who could hollow
whoa may say no motion with Jon
nio Bunsehiotar was an aoaidont.th.1i
they did not toll the truth "
dv Million ‘rwairrv YEARS
W
1
C
‘ field.» and Will Mil ior‘i'lomo. . ‘
.ll Ail’i‘i‘onl). January
Connecticut State Prison tor tho Ironic
today.
home in Portugal Ho ls strut
wiry., and does not show his in
. which is nearly anvuntva-ou'é. .
i 1 ,1!“an
‘1 black 151 a no rd
(1 ii the
" fihlior. and ids are at tho tiara“ o ‘ .
‘ it ‘Novemhar iii. 113113 who do .
not p lama boy hauled McKay. hour
market at the opening and la.;,..:
Portuguon Convict Loavonuwuherm
‘ iiiwihmnuol
Monturio a Poriuuueuo convict at the
or part of the limo for the host quur- ‘
tor of a century, loft that dustimizio’il
1d tomorrow will bail for his ,
an -: .
tu-
9‘ “i
oh. ills occupation as give no a
Jty threw yours.
“Mantle" thirds owns
c uroceedo of 11 mil .
time he came to is sub not! tuna
1.11 in of hammocks. which he made
in h doll and which President (limos
lily mlhdrizod admits. cold for him.
new this last torus Montarlo had
sorrod three yours for. manslaughter.
haying boon impiicatod in the death
Wildcat Rock.h1 Preston. this state _
in 11377.
TODAY IN WALL 3TREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. lbw—Whore
wore largo supporting.ordor'i in the
”will"
lags were absorbed in heavy blocks. A
number of the railroads worn ralilad
char 1.115; notably Missouri Pacific. pon-
thorn Pacific and Union Pacific. Man.
button was markcd up a point and 13a!
iimorc in. Ohio 11nd St. Paul warn rig
orouuly supported Federal Stool attor
a fractional decline was also [porch up
a point. Metropolitan Strcot Railway
dcoilnod 1% and Republic Stool proi'o -
rcd‘ and ldrio first preferred were 011‘ 11
point. The market became very lrrog.
ular after the opening.
WA] L SUPREET 11 a m. —»'l‘hc. sup—
port to the market was withdrawn
when it was perceived that more abun~
dunt oii’crlngs or stock were cncountcr-
Ni as the risc progressed.»
i’i'icod then took an abrupt course
downward with the tendency Moderat-
cd by a raid on the local tractions.
Metropolitan Strcct Railway broke. 2%;
Brooklyn Transit. .2. and Manhattan
1%. Sharp loses also ocurred in Sa-
gur. St. Paul. New Jersey Central. Del-
aware & Hudson. (loibrado F‘uei. Foch
oral Staci and Union Pacific. The low
lcvcl lutlucnccd scattered covering of
shorts. but the demand was not large
enough to produce any material cfi'cct
on prlcca. and tho. tone was feverish
and dropping at ii o’clock.
WALL STREET. noon-'i‘hc dcciinr
was rcncwcd with great violence under
hoary liquidation. and tho severe do.
cllncs in high pricod stocks forced‘a
sacrifice of marginal accounts in the
medium and low-priced lssucs. Some
stocks varied from in lo 1 per rent a
quotaious hctwccn sales on the down
grudc and cxtrcinc louscs wcrc large
throughout tho lisl. lllcluwarc it llud‘
son slumped 47.11; Consolidalrd (ins.
in; Nonhwest and ionic First Prrfer-
19d 'lobacro. 81111111, Pcnnsyivapin.
Si Paul Rock island and many others
2 points and over. Brooklyn Transit
was 3% under the highest. There was
a pause in the liquidation bsforc noon.
and some. feverish rallies. Bonds wore
dull and irregular.
WM L STREET 1 p. 11'.1-~Thr cov-
cling by alioiis to take profits canard
rallies or 1 to la; in the New York
public utilities. Sugar. Tobacco. Foil
oral Steel. Eric. ilrat proton 'cd. Delia.
warn d. Hudson. tho (lr'angcis and
Missouri Pacific. Lnrkuwauna broke
31,11. with a rally of 1% and Now York.
(‘hicngo and St. Louis second profor-
rod lust 21,13. With the demand from
shorts satisflcii.tl1c buying bccmno
wry languid.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private trim of E. A
ilohmc. commission broker. Swartz a
(‘.orbctt's block. South Norwnlk:
ihai 1111111 and his contradictions. lit (manning), liow 1:31
was hcrc to do as the stain. wanted \m. (lot. 011‘ 27 2’,
The hols did all tin-1y could to rcvivc M“. Si. & w‘ 33:51. 391g 118% 3:13,.
the girl until they worn convinced ihm \111. B. it. (3.. "33 33% 131% 132..~
she was dcad ’l‘hcro is no one within Am. Tab. (‘10.: ”21,5 112-34 110%.”. H27
ihc sound of my voice who would any Atchison. 41% “iii 431,5 lid“);
what ho would do in such oircum» “01,130“ Md. 1141,; all; 83% 8351.
stances. Thcy do not know why they halt. & ()hlo. 33.33 39 37% 33%
did not take the body hopinc instead llkvn. ll. 1‘., 3111“ 31:1" 73% wry.
of pulling it whcrc it was found. if (lab. South. 137% 571,53 511% 1161.9
tho story of the backlash bu true. than (ion. "r N. J” 15.31;, 15:111.
it is the duty of thc stoic to have him (thou. & 01110. 311115. :19 3811;. 38:11
hurt» in ihc prisoner's don. The whole (11”. & N. w" 170% ”01,3111” i1 1691,33
cusc iu consistent with tho innoccncc (1m. 1;_ & Q” 1.133; 1.11 112% 143%
of tho defendants under a. proper nppii (a, M. & tit. 11. 150 150% 148% 149%
cailon'of tho law. If they no to thr Chi. 1.1, 1. g, [1.132% 122% 1:20 130k.
scaffold i will not ho hero to soc it. l (mg s; an," 73% 73% 771! 171/.
will sidciduny face and say shame 1'), a M. 111111., 131 151 1181/. 1511
shame to the hilhcrio good‘nnme of Federal Stool. (191,4 1191.; 68533 (:9
Now Jorscy.” Iced. St. pfd.. 691,4 dill; 68% till
At tlu- close of Mr. iloffmun‘.1 (ion. Elihu. 181111, 1111114. 189 189
spcocli. Prosecutor lihuicy begun thr I.ou.& Nash- Sill/J 881.9 8761 its
final addross for tho siato.‘ He said: Nor. & \voat., “it; 4'4 lg 43% «13%
“'Nci'cr bciorc. in the annals oi Man. Consul. 117% 1171;; ill’» ”for;
cr,lmu did lust and murdor sloop t1 Metropolitan, 11;:in illillg idi .iiizlll
such dcorpdntion and shame. as com M. K. & T. Did. 47 i7 45% 411%
incitiorulc the “lib of October last Misapaciflc. illiiV. Rd 86% till-ll.
How is a crimc that by rcason of its Nat. Land (10., 1111/, 161/,
shockiniz and lonthsonic fontui'cr‘ N. Y. (7.19: H.. ‘lvil l-ii‘iii HM; iii
bringsthc blush ohslmma to the moat N. Y.. 0. it W.. 31% 31 Ill. 2971. 3111/,
hardened check. and great concern fut Con. Tobacco. 1314 43% 41"); 42%
.1110. pouch of socictyaud the safety of North Pacific. 82% 82% Mid 81% -
our homes. lt‘ia this crima;-wl1ich Wc No. l’ac. pfd.. 86% 861.3 84% ilbili.
arc lnicrasicd In now. which for and Pacific Mall. 43% 42% 41% 411.4.
wldc has mind the breast of men with Pennsylvania. 14611. Hill; Ht- 141':
ovoiilowinu wrath. it has croatod an People's (ins. 911 119 96111 vii
intensity of indignation never before l’hil. dz Road, 81% 31% 29% 31%.
known in this community; 1 have on P. d it. pfd.. 70% 70% 119% 70%
drmorcd to do tho boat i could to Sou. liaiiway. 19% 19% 18% 18%
brim: to you light and such facts as 8011. l y. 11qu 71W. 70% 69% liiili‘
woro within my diligent reach. that 'Sou. Pacific. 43% 43% 42% 42%
you might know tlic caret .fuliylxainpiy Tenn. 0. d. l.. on 55 13.1% 54
had umlcratandingly an it oxisls from U. S. Leather. 11% Hill 11% 11%
tlu- boglnnlng to lead. 1 have asked (1.9.1.110. pill. 74 74 73% 73%
for no man's lilo: craved no man’r 11.8..ltubbor 21% 21% 21 2.1%
blood The administratirm of the Union Pacific. 83% 33% .8191 82%
criminal low data; not rust on n1caaurclin.l’nc. pfd.. 83% 88% 82% 827.5.
for pleasure. Wabash. old. 25% 25% 'le An
’ "The story tiioao mun toll in not Wont. Union. 84%. illifl 82% 82%
Worthy of croiionue. i say to thorn ~~-~-—*-~' ‘
ill did
3 HEADACHE
a: «(ulna mm both.
why "(We only lemme
filo er!
AJ :31),qu
at know it was to be a comic
Well. you know it was to 1111
do by. . amateur com- ,
THE TYRANN '
OF TEARS
is prosontcd ladtés‘oa‘aon at the lim-
plro Theatre}. New York. '
PRICES 3.51.60. .75. $1.
Reaorvcii Seata’ casino at lioyt'o‘
Theatre. South Norwulk. and Wood's
drug store, Noiwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance. .
H O Y T ' S, EK‘VH‘E A '1‘ R E.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 19.
MA'i‘iNEId .1111) moor.
DICKSON AND MUSTARD'S
Humpijy imply
45-PEOPLE—45.
‘ 1
”11028:
Matinee. Children. 15; Adults 25, 35:.
Evening, 25. 50 and 76 cents.
SECURE RESERVED SEATS FOR
MATINEE.
Roscrvod floats on sale at lloyt‘s
Theatre. isouth Norwulk. and Wood‘s
drug utore. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of curb performance.
HOYT’S THEATRE. '
MONDAY. JANUARY 21
hicssrsfifirncst and Fred Shipmah pro-
soul the success of two continents, -
The Prisoner
of Zéhda
l‘iy arrangement with
MR. DANIEL FROHMAN.
'i‘hc [Naturalization of Anthony llopc's
Moat Fascinating Romnncc.
PRICES. 25, 50, 75 CENTS.
Rcsorrcd Seats“ on sale at Hoyl’s
Thontrc. South No walk. and Wood's
Ding Store. orwai a days in advance
of caoh parlorinaucg.
“my?
MID- WINTER TERM.
DIR. Ii. fillBIiR'l‘ mars
GLASSES IN DANGINE.
Adult class, Arion lull, So Norwuik.
WEDNESDAV E ENING. JAN.
16. AT 9 O‘CLOCK‘.
and Maatcra‘ (311188.
wood’s lviall. Norwnlk.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, at 459. M.
‘ ii iii
Missos' Lock.
W. . . .., .
WeLoan‘Monoy
to peopie‘iu any kind of killifihli‘tfi.
Come and are us.
:50 Nassau St“ New York.
owe: me. can act
i, 610 vol":
the Place.
.
The people don't want
“poor" Shoes at any
price—wbut reliable foot» i
wear at lain prices. '
, The fanner dclust'on.ia
. snare; the Zita honest
and fair. 1
OUR
$3.00» mots
FOR worm
Button or lace. ' Fully
guaranteed to be one»
cello! by another male:
in the Mincitles.
' ,OurworJls our band;
mlba'beyourconfidmcc.
we [dread to. lump in p
1
candidate for your hand i would ra-
, tale insolvent 11nd pray the appoint-
Misses’ and Children’8 s
Cloaks. Commencing
Saturday,January5th
All garments marked
at prices to close
NATIONAL CA
WASHiNG’i‘ON. January ‘ifiwaovcrn-
mont receipts: From internal revenue.
3936.836; customs, $923,229; miscellan-
sour. $23,103. Expenditures. 81.690:
000.
WASHINGTON. January ldw’i‘he
president. was tooling so much better
this morning that he took a drive be-
hind his new team. Before doing so he
went to his office and attended to some.
correspondence. He will not begin to
receive. visitors until next week.
WASHINGTON. January lhw'i‘hd
Republican senators decided today not
to not a day. at icast for the p: swat.
for taking up the Nicm'nz'nu (‘.tmui
bill. The decision was mavhml .1i.~.~.r
an hour and ii half spcnt in caucus :1 ml
was unanimous. There was a goricrni
(exchange or vicwa and many speeches
worc made. but after all had hccn
said the senators concludcd that so
long as Grant Britain's attitude toward
tho amendments to the Hay-Palmer-
foto treaty is undefined. it would not
bo wise or expedient to agitate the
question of tho construction of tar
proposed canal. Senator Allison.
chairman oi' the cnucua. was authoriz-
ed to make this stalomant to Senator
Morgan and other friends of the Canal
Bill and to the public generally. in
giving it out he laid sti'uss‘upou the
fact that this conclusion was “for the
present." He also stated that the
question of what attention should be
«iron to the ship subsidy bill and to
thc appropriation bills was not dis-
cussod “That mattor is in the hands
of the Senate? he said.
WASHINGTON. January is This is
private bill day in the House. Before
the regular order was demanded some
minor business was transacted by 1111-
animous consent.
The. House went into committee or
the whole (Mr. Hemingway. of In-
diana. in chair). for tho consideration
of bills on the private cdiondar
WASHINGTON. .ianun'w 18~thu
the Senate convened today \ir. Lodge.
Massachusetts. presented the creden-
tials of his colicavcue. Mr. Hoar. who
was elected recently for a term of six
years. beginning on the fourth of
March next. This is the fifth election
of Mr. H0111 to the Senate. Wd'h tho
expiration of his present term he will
have served twenty four years in the
Sonata
THE REFORM CANDIDATE’B FATE.
"No." she said, omphatlcaly. "i can!
not bid you hope."
"Why not?" he persisted.
“Well. candidly. your habits
bad."
“But if you acknowledged mo as a
ili'i‘
form." .
"f‘hon your chancas would ho simply
nil You know what amially happens
to the reform candidato."-Phliadei-
villa Press.
, ' Communion-n.
walk. within and for the District of
Norwalkmon the nth day of January.
Natalia or 13‘ i" l. Vanderbilt, hue
of Norwaili. in aid district. (1 reason.
T e administrator reproach the o.
mom of thereon:
Thoroioro,
Ordered That Commissioners to rev
delve. examine and double upon the
commissioners
1901 at 10 ocloclc. foreuoonl of hip
all persons in littoral will take notice
and appear if they can more. and his
beard thereon. And said administrii
tor will give public notice 111nm: by
sordid on the
TRISTRA
NORWALK,CONN.W
01. Nevis.
Notion a! Mountain! of ‘
At a Court or Probate holden at Nor
8:
29-31 Was! Washinfiion Street.
0111 Great Clearing Saicf‘is" «still can
on. and will last during the whole month of
drama. While we have got rid of a great
man Goods, there are still maul) choice
bargains to pick from.
You Know Our Terms.
No Deposit Duo. 0111 Dollar
Weekly Until Pails" ~.
claims of the creditors oi raid Estate ' ‘-
' , ho appointod at the Probate Office in
Norwaik. on the 29th day of Jmuu$;
sham. nan ruukuvil one ib. caoxcn rum.
" PORK TENDERLOINB. 150 lb. . _
' ' my iii. Loin Lamb Ohm, ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler