‘ Fell
tenant in the W. L. fill-
or dchlldren. was shot and
I M I the lions; this
nu. by ' I or; fiancee. John
'7‘. Noyes, formerly lolltonant of Coma
Eourth deficient. Ac. N. G.
Illeutensiit saves one brand his so
I, velvet upon .hlniself.rAlntiictiug three
- , bullet wounds in. his forehead. His
condition is seriol‘ls. but there is a
A, chalice for his recovery. Jealousiy is
Igl‘lppczéd to' have been the cause of
‘ I as ‘
Miss Cook and Lieutenant Hayes
were formerly engaged to be married.
but the encasement was broken by the
girl some tinfe ago; and since then. it
is said. she has been bothered by his
attentions. A A
' This morning the pair was standing
on a‘ sidewalk in Williams avenue.
when Samuel Parsons. a carpenter.
who was driving p-llat in a slol h. was
halide ills Cook; “I wan to get
“.this fellow" she cried;
I to the Home. will you?"
’ ‘ ho‘W.;Ai.i. Gilbert Home. to which
Mill. (‘ook desired to o. is at the head
‘ of» AWillisins avenues aunt Ianlelgth of
I mile from the place where she and
IA :Lleut'enant Hayes were there standing.
The curbs er made room for her on
he slollzh Albesldo him and
A' got n or concern on
fter her and seated him~
. . tub why to the Home Miss
. A‘ ' sons that Lieutenant
Ital. AA A'l‘h carpenter.
on
I to the polls and once alerI casting his
‘ vote for a president
all
rill neari7 fifty 709.“
w
A lied “with Harmon7 had
1; 5- I lie
of New Haven. In
a
rebellion in Colnpan7 ll. Twang t-seve
ants Regiment. Connecticut
is. die was s Itsun
heat the last election. I
protests of friends. insisted
club.
a
tidbit
lie removed
here on
beautiful by his efforts and uhtirlnx
Industry lived tilirtydour years.
Friends he ever welcomed to his home
it was the scene of usury reunionsand
many merry surprises. His humorous
Manda can testify to the AuoodA Aches:
always ready for thorn. no left his
disease rendered the care of- the Alarm
impossible for him and coming to New
Haven in the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Manson. widow of the late John
A Mums. who is his only child. end-
ed his life nlnid all that loving sure
could do for him.
day afternoon at 2 c’kcloc. from his
daughter's residence. 134 Howard ave.-
nuc.
Charles (truss.
Mrs. Frank C Becker. of washing-
ton and Water streets. received a tale-
gram, last night. announcing the death
of her brother. Charles Grape. in Pope-
Joy, Iowa. after an illness of only four
days. Mr. Grupe who born in New
Canaan about fortyescvcn years ago.
and when a. young man went west and
engaged in cattle raisins. lie had
many friends in The INcrwailts.
Mrs. Mary E. Reaper.
Mrs. Mary Elisabeth. widow of Wil-
llam ii. Banger. died Saturday night.
at her home, 28 Ann street. after an
illness of ten days of pneumonia Doa
ceased was in the eighty-first year It
her age. Two sons. Henry and Otis
Bongo:- . survive. The funeral will be
attended tomorrow afternoon at -
MA o'clock. from the house.
A A was ill
tenaht Hayes bad
a golf cape. and as
the center of the room
A ' died immediately.
uric llenrlnu the pistol
or worn calling for
r absence Hayes
head three times.
Meanwhile F pk Case, woo and
been suinlnonedry a book- keeper who
can the pain run through the corridor
I reached the room where the tragedy
occurred. He cos she found Hayes on
his knees beside ss Cook, with blood
shot. «himself in
forehead. "This: was an agreement
we lunde when we were engaged. " said
Howie. on Case came in. Case then
left :the room and summoned two car-
liters who were at work on a build-
lit nsisr by. and returning they or
tiered Hayes to sit in a «:1er until the
coroner arrived all" was afterwards
removed to the ital.
Miss dock who the daughter of
George L (look. is prominent citizen.
She was a grad Error the Gilbert
High flannel.“ fill“ month had
been I. teacherwn
nor see was twenty-one veers
Lieutenant lid on has been enl-
played by the Will inlnA iA‘.IGl|bert Clock
Company. and i ‘im about the
state for his . with the
N l . ”til Elli. twenty-three
. are of Med
l.)r Hurlbnrt
inflicts and suc-
t-liut the third.
cannot be
‘ hosiovar’.
recover unless
in fever devel-
ho indication at
hwy-nau-
abolish Mslosss- lisp Returns From
A I Denver With a Irids.
Allis and Mrs. Bruce N. Grime. ar-
tired home. this Ansel-sills, from Don
var. Octane are today receivtns the
. I . tlous of flieir friends. Ml” .
lettrli In for poem. on aster-many
A... c s. Patti ‘3‘“ We it.
I ,I u s , snusry , I
drills bl. Pulsar. Aof Quinlby. lows.
A‘ “l lsrsarliihstcnoe startcdcn
' . pwllioh formulated in
‘ Am. case I I
‘insnv friends i
Winltyfféfl- M
the Gilbert Home;
w
Joesph. Mo
' Josepha», Moore: died; ,t his home: in.
nnday after-I
For a. I
River street. “News;
noon. after a: ii I illness.
“named or
ttlnt.‘ .plo
who. 1 Fifth; of Walnut m
' nus. Ssrlclislylojulsd.
HIS NNNSE Elli UPON Hill;
“My“
iy Bruised—Internal injuries
Feared—Removed to His
Home.
Walter 'J. Fitch. aged eighty-four
7ears. a resident'of Westbort avenue.
and better known as Uncle Walter. be
cause of being a lifelong resident of
Norwaik. met with a serious accident
in Wall street. shortly before 11
oclock this lrl'él‘iiills
Mr. Fitch drove down town and at-
tempted to hitch his horse to the isle
staph pole in front of blow erd P.
Wendi drild store. The horse was
smooth shod and fell dragging Mr.
Fitch down with him. and landing on
top of him. In its ciforts to got up
again. the births slipped and fell back
upon the old man the second time.
Mr. Fitch lay in such a manner that
the entire weight of the home. rusted
upon his body. and serious internal in-
iuri‘es are feared
Quite a number witnessed the acol-
deat, and the inlurod man was picked
. up and carried into Weed's drug store,
where medicai'asslstance was suin-
mo‘ncd. Drs Walter Hitchcock nndfi
Baker responded and found Mr. Fitch
badly bruised. with his head and face
not, his left arm broken inst above the
elbow. and two ribs broken. lie was
I removed to his home.
'i‘hc shafts of the wagon were
broken, but the horse was uninjured.
beyond a few scratches When the ac-
cident occurred the horse was hitched
to a post in Water air out and was after-
wards driven horns.
Mil. Fitch is probably one of the
but. known residents of the city. For
i and itl‘ was 79h ii infer ll
[1 l 0 Ill amuse
anions. 'figlo alter" is
:oltllll disposition. and to know him
«the be a friend. He has the sym-
A «no overall: n no
lightest tenths lied Men'slonmtsin-
Awbslare sellis “rapidly
W7 c «in; u .
m to speak quick to A new
many as possible to “2%.
I‘vlneut by tend!
A NswAA Haven.
,I where he had lived for plan
‘a‘ farm in North flayed. sh
. the crest of n hill inside bonlodiho and
77 ll-vhllas Willi-I
onI
North Haven home only when use sad:
The funeral will take place all Tiles?“
ANNANNG NBS NNNKEN “
1 I flowing from the bullet Wounds in his v.“ “d P“. But 'M His Indy hd' ‘
or As ,I 1'3
maritime
”A.
in
. lf’
'A‘ssourln lshoxcfsib'
A iSSillllElli Aunt liillill "l"
Minisr e. mail olden and
This ills gill it‘su mil—so.
Loud
I WilsIs Affair. ‘
m
out Ipoksn During the “' ‘
‘ ‘Sto
PARIS. Ky.. February liwflcorgc
Carter. a n
charged wltmving consulted lira. ‘w
It Board about three Weeks ago. war A A
lynched it
An ulcb early this morning
Shortly
for 2 o'clock about tillrtl
nlen appeared at the jail door and dc
mended admittance of dollar Killer. iAlc .,
refused and the door was burst- open
The donor was overpowered in as
instant. the keys secured and in ice
than five minutes Carter was in tie
bands of the mob. He refused to than
a statement
it was only the work of a minute t1
place the rope around his neck out
was then half dragged to the entrance ‘A
of the court house. The rope we.
then tlll‘ian over the iron arch lead
luv: to the entrance. and, while novel‘s
gull!“ on the rope. others lifted hi
or v
lie died by strangulation. The moi
then quietly dispersed. During tin
whole affair there was not a loud wor.
spoken. Scareely anyone in the town
outside of the inmediste participants
knew that the lynching was to boom
The electric lights had previously boa:
extinguished, and the town was in to
till darkness.
' Before the men dispersed they pic ’
ned a card on the body. bearing an ‘
inscription: "This will be the late 0
oil neurons who assault white women.
The other occupants of the Jail with
are all colored, were greatly frighten,
ed and. their cries and meanings cool.
be heard for several blocks.
hour «tor the lynching occurred til
streets were deserted and the llfeies .A
body if the negro was swaying in "It
wind
The crime with whlc Carter we
charged was salient
who is
rd,,book11$9§ _.
it if!“ all N
“am .
'ulth her little {on I
audited by a negro. {or cries an
tone of her son attracted the utter
In. on her out
in the evenln
tion ofd some men, but the creation
bucolic .
Eifcrts were made by the police tv
detect the negro. but without avail un
til last week Bessie Smoot. of Bucket
ville. caused a warrant to be issued to
George on her brother-ln-lsw. or
a charge ofa 'sault. .
A photograph was secured of null
which it is said. Mrs. Board ldentide'
as being that of her assailant and s
the county jail her llttle son also lden
lined hint.
SUNDAY lN THE CHURCHES.
debated interact in Vsspsr Service;
-—Psstors tachsnns Pnlpits. -
The services in the Booth Norwsll
Congregational Church continue to h
largely attended. and grow in helpfn‘
ness and spiritual interest At thA
Vesper service. yesterday. the pastor
Rev. Paul Moore Btr‘ayer. delivered I.-
address on- An Outcast From Society
and next Sunday afternoon will con
elude the discourse. signalling on Her
Jesus Saved Him. '1‘ e special mush
was by a dunrtctte composed of Mlll
Peckmnn and Mrs. Paul Nash. 0!
Stamford: l". J. Force, of South Nor
walk, and Frank L. Wildman. of Dali
bill-y. 'l‘holr selections were renderer
with much expression. and in a thor
oushly artistic manner.
Rev. W H. Hubbard. of the South
Norwsik Baptist church and Rev. i.
it. Booster of the First Methodist
Episcopal Sburch, exchanged pnlpltl
yesterday morning. A
Rev. William Mailer. 17.0.. preached
very interesting sermon in St. Jos
eph's Church, last night. on Sacred
amazes. There was a large congregn
tlon present
IcY Gin-WALKO. IROKEN ARMO.
'l‘he venerable Thomas Ward, of
Arch street. fell upon the ice Saturday
and broke his arm. Because of his ad.
vanced age. the injury promises to be
a troublesome one.
lira. Andrew Crawford. of tuber“l
avenue. fell upon the instant s7. and
broke her trip. Dr. Tracey reduced
-tllc fracture. II ,,
AAAAiisl‘a to "A recruits.
Ammo Grimmer or 10700 “film‘-
msgs ”in“ ii!
A d’counuy. .
311*Teodors
{gr-ice planter
Pll‘ilinpine ls-
tsegrl ,%
Haifa 'A‘
'1‘“ w" “ : vain. wit
who was in Jail here I , Ii
untouched"
We; rrsnlo ,
already
the‘ solo tenor
"3' by Steiner.
:be given in passion Week.
KNINNT [N "N STAND
\lssrhaoussd of luriisrlst Mrs
A Source Jails Allis Story.
lumen dismount
Describes the Circumstances Defers
The Time the Woman was Found
Dead. Tallinn of His Move
meats and of his Work.
BACO Ma, February ll—Tlle spec-
istcrs who have followed the trial of
Edwin H. Knight, charged with the
career of Jrs. Fannie Bel-agile, '-at
loath Berwlelr. last May. for one week.
were pmsen‘t in force today prompted
by the declaration of the lawyer for
he defense. made in his opening on
Saturday. that the defendant would be
called as s. witness.
Mr. Knight was called to tell his
story the iirst thing today. He took
his place in the witness box with an
ill of great confidence and displuyuil
leen onga to ill
im ‘figdrnciil?
lelf composure to a noticeable degree ‘
A luring his exalnlnatlon.
He gave the usual information re-
quired of witnesses, saying he was
forty-two years of age. married. and
that he had six children. Then he do
lcrlbed the circumstances before the
time Mrs. 8p 0 was found mur-
dered. telling 0 his own movements
and of the work he did. He said that
while he was at work in his pasture he
happened to look in the direction of
the Florence Knight place and he saw
smoke near the barn. Witness wont
to the place and saw Samuel Locke
and Fannie Sprnguo there. and a are
burning near Ally. Witness remarked
that it was dsnmlrcus to have a fire
burning so near the barn. and he tried
stimuli it. Witness did not enter
the ill on of the Locke place. nor did
be bold little l'rsddls on his lines. lL
gown barium"? with has '
(7.0 or a saymd mon‘i
At tor India: with locks the
audition of price lacks was to reviews '.
1- Initial wood. witness returned to A. I
h I work.
hifnlsllt admitted that the out which
lathe case was his. but
said t5?“ “the last time he used it be
fore hot scum it was complete. Al.
that thus itwus ‘Aloadsd with rail
road deals the ysrd of a neighbor-w
W
osmosis? roam-ism "i'IA.
‘ .hNili‘Ndlk idsthodiut;
lathe Sunday nhocl
held I resellers'
A1I.. number
Hands 0 loll
entirely 9 cats A}, “ '
ed today its to t
paper yesterday i ,
Greenwich, Court. in the vicinit
is perfectly ridiculous.” silo rep led. ‘ n
tion of moving away from Princclion. I 311990 .
from the fact that Mr. Clercland Was at Greeuw '
matter of fact he usually visits our friend. M A
place, every few weeks. don't understa
riot so much on more suprSltloos.
intend leaving Princeton is perfectly
Mrs Manbl‘ick Not 1"
LONDON, Febrile llehe officials Bl
there Is no foundation w atelier for the rcpo,
maybrick has been pardoned.
An official of the United States Emba
tive of The Associated Press: “it did not
niai to prove the absolute buselessness cf ting
would be the first to hell Med of any such I
ticn on the part of the British ‘
“died Sudden] inX his agartmeltts here, yesterday. will be interred at
Watertown. e funeral party will leave here this afternoon
forgcrsey City. At that place they. will be met by Lafayette Post,
R of New Y.ork who will escort the body across the ferry. In
accordance with the wishes of the relatives of the deceased the fun.
oral will not be in charge of a congressional committee.
Rushing Work on the Shamrock.
GLASGOW, Februar lf~0wing to a serious protest upon the
part of Mr. George I atson at the delay in the constructing of
tile Shamrock II, the Denny have put all their available workmen
on the job, hnd tile buildin of the Americas cup challenger will
be pushed night and day Without pause. Mr. Watson insists that
she must be aunched during the last week in March. so that his
plans for trial races can be carried out. There is doubt, however,
in some quarters, as to whether the shell can be ready for launching
at the time mentioned. .
Wreck on Maine Central Road
LISBON FALLS. Me, February rf—Thc night train from
Lewiston for Brunswick, on the Maine Central road, was wrecked
about two miles south of this place last lllght, by the breakln of a
connecting rod on the engine The only person injured was$ngb
llecr George Oliver. and it A‘-
the track was blocked for several hours.
Under Bonds on a Ciliilllldl Charlie.
NEW HAVEN, February ll—~Henry C. Sticknc of this city,
who has been held at the police station on a crimlna A’chn ,pre-
ferrsd by Miss Mary’Smitil, of Westville, a young woman w out he
took out for a sleigh ride last Thursday, was released under bonds
today, in the City Court. and his case continued for two weeks. His
bail was fixed at $500. which was furnished.
Terrific Weather on the Atlantic.
QUEENSTOWN, February rim-incoming steamers report
ilaviu encountered terrific weather and adverse sales on the Atkins
tic. he Wilson line steamer Toronto, {rem New York, anuary
26, for Hull. has put in- her: short of cool, water and food.’ he Red
Star Line steamer Rllynlnnd’.‘ from Philadelphia. January 26.1%.“
rough weather. I,
“l' 1.
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File Wrecks ‘a Credit Faclonl.
DETROIT, Mich, February liw-‘uFire which originated in YaloA
. A The cases
.Adanlage in this establishment ”and adjoining priigerit tt
id is emowner
are as follows: valentine, Schroeder‘ill $255060;
embody, dime” A .
_ - A All Exploswll of Render A
XENIA. Ohio. February rlwAn‘exploslun of police car
day até‘léings's mills. near hotel was felt for milcsIsr‘ouud ,- ‘
1:037 here by ofiicers of illepowder company a no one
ii i . 1 I A
joining bu icing. $10,000; Hemmeten Cigs
W
live Show, fornler colnnlallder-m chief of the Grand Arley who
believed his injuries are not serious.
One side of the engine wastelmost completely torn to pieces, and-
Lilierpool. has not yet been signalled and her delay is attributed to.
of buildin $15,000; Gcbhsrd APapcr Com as which occupied adv ,
Till LET-Elm-
‘roolas. 81 weeds
sihonuis
cost. can he see ’ '
8t. Delivery Anni. [ii
. FOR SALE—NA
William “m
months; aim
tures. Atab
15 Franklin Its-wet.
LOIT~= 30
South Nor s
Please return.
Saving Bank.
' wasnluo'rou
man Bouthard of tll
toe on 'éoinsge. wel ad
has received a letter Mill W
in response to an inv'i'I ,_
before the commit ‘ “
sierra on financial bi
discussing the Hill I ,
“'l‘ile bill has a "
first—~to convert s
are into subsidiary
to incite silver doll
told on demand. As;
var dollar is blade I
another endless chaiu‘
Senator Osrllsle th
to commence paying
sldsrsd it dangerous
the custom.
"The measure [lv'
absolute control over tha’ ’A ' I A
debt. They can loom it in
in: silver dollars fo leeinA -
unfailing an issuer».
pieuli
entitle Schroedcrs candy factory here. Icsriy today. caused $ .000 'mfo
er. toenail.“
‘iissdit money. .
Norwalk Chronicler