.11.; eth, r a 6i
Menditures are nee»
.in the most
‘obtain municipa-‘V‘l
1 f the gas interests for
f New Yuri»: has been
.Asscinb‘l y, owing.
‘ tilipt the as
e to
merely acting for
“foil” 11o personal
file sausiac-
Ea public duty.
1 I: 11:“, ”but not in a
field. there have been
fights.
:fii‘hibn, of Mai~
. cghgerious charge
(ii 5 ’for his reason why
11 do not go to church. He
or: reason why the men
11‘ aniing the hounets and
$8. ks that the women are
' 1: hate to disagree with
rend speaker. but are in-
eiievc that there are a
W
11 B. Anthony has finally
rd from in regard to Mrs.
11 of the opinion that
hold be used instead of
5 '10 which Mrs. 1Nation
' eply that; he hbai
gained “I“ Pm which!“
wounditlm it has not
sale ofbliuor. and that
seeutial.
11811., March, 23..
aramore, who yes-
13 six phlldren. and then
u‘mIt ‘sulcide. was still
. «1 ,although the doc-
item! the case had
. d it doubtful it she could sup.
‘ I daylight. In spite or her‘
, n1blood,1the doctor pro
’1 user this morning.
1 a‘ 11 Could not give encour-
, the '11 case would intro- 11
9 inc. , however. there
anon, he said that the
, «'«tnuld recover than there was
' r318 visited inq.
raglflmly early”
pen the scene oi yesterdays
This continuity.a bito‘t'er has
a as t wan yr
sampled-1 e. 3191-?
or the traoetiuot the slaughter
ll 01113.1 1
hWfid- m we
end I h orac‘e
,, neargeor ipolice!»
,Ithurltles last nlght‘,d not per-
dds spectators to enter tint
on”!!! the h d to be content with F
, fl @3211 film!“ £afiyx“ mum see evefl fill
that 11 died at ex Just what Home did to fly 11.3
.111 d'eeldemtbivtornnoun
would be“ behes-
1g 313W radii-ion that “9
11¢ would not be con-
imperative.
motors was much calmer to
1 , he wad last night. but he
, 1; allowed that ho had sustained
, 11g experience. it was expecb
.111111111: the day he would be in
to decide upon plans (or
or his murdered children.
.1 13111131! or Lancauv.
‘. “WI! lit-dohn E IAID‘
m: the switchin'en‘s
erlca. today plead
to _an indictment charging
it larceny in the second
one 0! three indlcb »-
' V beatencewlli
isn‘t: he is a fitment and a nativeo ,1 .
Tennessee. not in any business. and a -
guest oi! the criterion Hotel. is 10‘0de "
111:. c rged with having done thc 1 1
”WIDE 6f fiubs.‘ 1‘,
»Broadway Th
Me off."
. i ' ‘.
16111111111111.1111
till
obtain. and the police were not aware
oi the shaman. .1 notided at the elm
the man who had shot two guests. This
was, about. 8,_, ”unlock this morning .A
detec t, ugly 1111111 In the ratbakel‘.
ler and Harris hi ‘1: clutches or ball!
women tal lug excitedly.
ed, men bu by this time been taken
away in cabs by friends. No amino
lance. had been“ a laid. but instead a
when" ed to dress their
wounds. whlc" . s“ is said. are not of a
serious nature.
It appears that at 1: 45 o'clock this
morning there were about new
111.111.111.11 whines in the rothslr‘
er eat-1:
lug and drinkl
goddenly the door of
the ratbskeii was hung open. and
Morris entered. He appeared to be un~
der the influence of drugs or liquor.
Exactly what happened bet1u6en the
time he entered and the shooting can—
not be learned. but it is said he made
some instilling remark about, the worth
on present which was resented by
some or the men Norris. it is alleged.
thereupon drew a revolver and tired
five shots. ‘Iaflugwell and the man
whose identity is unknown. tell from
their choirs wounded. Instantly the
place was in an uproar. Some or the
women‘ . others tainted. and
many ran out or the place. followed by
some or them
1 A number 6 we. tars rushed at Mor-
rls, who was thrown “down and disarm-
ed. A doctor was summoned at once,
and after he had dressed the wounds or
the two men. their friends took them
home‘tn 1min. When Morris was arrest-
ed hea a‘peared to be dazed and asked
repeat "What have I done? What
have I done?"
It was only after repeated questions
had been shoutcddntn‘ his ear that it
was diseqvered the men was. dept A
police sergeant- than wrote several
questions. and the prisoner gave hlo
ammo and address to answer to that
written questions. In his pockets were
lound among other things a leather
card case. 5.... a bunch of pawn tickets
representing a gold which and chain.”
diamond. ring and other articles of jew-
‘lry. title tickets for Box G. of the
ire. for last night's per-
formance. son .-a bottle three'ousr‘
tors filled of hill-grain sulphate of
morphine tablots, and a bottle three-
ouarters tilled with a liquid solution or
of morphine. He‘ also had a list or pool
room. two or them being in this city.
and others lnjfioat'on and Al baby
Morris registered at the criterion
Hotel on Holiday last. as lro’mv blew
.York city lie told the hoterpsaple he
as 11 Matt and had some from Bos-
ton.‘
The Evening World‘s 5.311 of the
shoot! Ila-11ml“
‘- ”some time after midnight} “Ionic
Sellgman and another woman member
pt the Broadway Theatre Co ny en-
cred the rathskeller occur ‘by Mr.
iatllngwsll and an elderly um...
They were seated only a few minutes
when Mon-1:1 entered and seeing Miss
Seligman. himself where he
overheat.
trees is not known. but she complain-
.to 1dr. mange“. add while-
11. arisio. went to Mt: sand told
him be won 11 have to behave himself
1r move his seat.
"Morris's reply was to draw his re-
volver and start shooting. The first
bail struck laidngwoil in the side. and
he reeled back. Ills compalon ran to
his assistance and grappled with the
young men. For his pains he rel
a glancing wound in the heck. 1m.
Details ot the shooting were hard to ‘
a dozen men. and a crowd of men and ~ 7
The Milli-‘1
.ert M Moniton is the consent son or
‘ rcn. treasurer of IcViclrer‘s Theatre.
tlon house 1111 the manager of the ratb- ‘I fl
shellac in person. and asked that a do 1
tectlve be sent to the hotel to arrest 1
ety-hve
turned Into a bedlam. The llylng crowdw
swept the waiters oil their ieet as they
charm toward the wild young man
with the revolver. Finally the head
waiter 11nd a detective reached him. and
be was dimmed. "
It was learned later that the second
man who was shot was Ales If. Ding-
wail.- general manager of Joeob Litt's‘
theiitrical enterprises.
Dingwall was taken to Roosevelt
was believed in be still in the min.
Hospital where it was found that a1
bullet had entered low in the body. and
Leningwell's wound who very slight.
and he was able, to appear in court
against his ascailant. "
When llo‘rrls was arraigned in Police
court he said he was Robert H. Haul-"i
ton. of 31111113111111.1111“ and that be:
has been a student for three years at
Columbia University. lie was held in
as, .030 ball for examination on Monday
ncx
Moulton said. he was a user of mor-
phine. and that he tech 11 good deal ob
the drug yesterday. lie said he re-
members go‘ing to the Broadway Theav
ire. and remembers the second act but
nothing. more of the play. ‘ 1 9
He also remembers coming out. but
nothing that happened iron: that time
until he found himseli pulling up to
the police court in the patrol wagon.
While the map was in the prison pen
the police explained that Houlton is al-
most totally deaf. and that he reads
speech by watching the movement or
the speaker' s lips. A detective in court
who overheard this. said he was look-
ing for a man who read poopids lips
and was deal. He was showed a phot-
' .
and will brighten you. opt ‘ 11cc. 1 ‘
The hole to call' is now. .. ,
was wealthy in former years. enjoying
on central laconic or 870.000.1111 once
owned a newspaper in lliartiurd. Conn»
.and was known in every important, city
in the country. Din‘gwall also. was a
inewspaperman in bid younger trays. and
worked on 11 Milwaukee patter."
W 1
too—ha-
CORRESPONDENCE OFFIGERG.
”a
Elected at the Annual Meeting of the
School Association best flight.
The International Correspondence
Students‘ Assoc new? held its not an.
nual meeting action of dlicere,
loot night, at them-moms.
I W 1
it?“ garnet. ”119“an 111:3“ ‘ " ‘
Prealdcnt-Wiliia‘iii Bulfin- . “
First vice president—O. W. 'I‘roun~
son.
second vice president-11 .l Havens;
Score tarymlrrsnlt Hathaway.
Treasurer—(l. S. Vandal-worked.
Board of Governorswlv'llliam hols
ler. Frederick Welseit. W.
Davidson. N. E. Hatch!!!)
Cahlll. ‘
Hereafter the Association will hold
a business men he first Thursday
in each month. tnlght‘s meeting
was well attended.” there being about
iorty present. A n'dmberi 0! new mem-
bers were admitted to the association.
0- 8. TRANSPORTS AT NAGABAKI.
WASHINGTON. March ZB—The
trbncporta Thom-imam! Lawton. boar-
lng troops from! flights“ to the ‘United
States have but”
ograph of Moulton and'the detective
was taken back to the pen lie identi-
lied Moulton. he claimed. and said
Moulton was wanted for passing bogus
checks. The detective said the prison-
er‘is known in Chicago. Elmira. Boston
and ‘Builalo.
It was said at the hospital that Ding-
"wall was resting easily. His wound in
In the shoulder and not in the groin.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Ilareb ail—Rob-
the late Frank Moulton. at one time a
well—known grain dealer in this city.
Moulton was born in this city, and re-
sided here until about ten years ago.
Robert is about twenty-bur years or
age. and has been at Columbia college
several years. pursuing the study of
architecture. Illa mother and other
1elntlves reside in Springfield. Tenn.
CHICAGO March zzw—Georgc War-
1111111.an told or the shooting of Ding;
wall and laungwell:
Mr. Dingwall has been with 1111.111:
about fifteen years. acting u- general
manager for him, as well as manager,
ct t 13de Theatre. Ills family
real i believe: in minutes. Dir.
t on shooting his revolver being
IEVEIMI atlhs “Schubert and 11b- m- i
“lileanwhlle the rowdad .eaie was!
heinous» was ‘an advance agent for
Air 1.111.111 at Various times has acted
in that came!!! for lime.
when his lather moved to limpbls. 1
and. or our Skinner. I an era
,ratsrsonnw-L Isa-6,. i 1
“Huh“. .
d h '
To the board or County commissioner-
for Fair‘ileld county: 1
I hereby apply {or a license to sell
Spiritucua and lnboxlcatlng Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and (11-
der at 48 Water street. Town at Nor-
wallr. My place or business not lo-
dated within 200 toot In a d hoot line
oi a Church edition or Public 80th
house. or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Foot-elites. White 1.1-
brary or Cemetery
Dated at NorWalh this lith day 0!
March. A. D..1901
. 8AM. connotations
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
tax payers. as donned by law. of the
town of Norwalk hereby endorse the
application or the above named 8am.
Goldberger for such "com
Dated at Norway; this“ 14th day of
March.A D.. 1901.
John Oldenechlager. Jacob Wolf.
William A. Thompson William Licht—
blau. ll. J. McNe‘r‘ney.
i hereby certify that the above-nam-
ed endorse” are
an. be defined by cities Town pt
Malt
Deter at llorwallr, this 14th day or 1
larch. A. 0.190
, Hldlt‘DDltT ll. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
lootbrs and tape)! ‘
Commencing Suburban.
March 111
""777Thei'i3j05TON '. . . ’ “ ' ‘ I V 'W
SIQRE at .13 {"51 ' ' collect1o11embociv1ug-l
show of Mi Sprintr the most stylish and:
Milliner‘v‘. can prom— fashionable idelns;
“gang...” unidue boihioremn anddo- 1
and unimitible Coi- mestic. made In Our,
lectibn oi hats irom 0w" workrooms bY 1!
World—renowned ar- COWS 0f artistic milv
lists as well as a fine liners.
The Tailor-made Suits in plentiful variety exhibited in our well-1
ippoinied show rooms. surpass, both 111 dcauiv and style. all exhibits
heretoicre. The high standard
of quality. the periectiou of
work and finish and the. mark—
cdly reasonable were are all
notable characteristics of this .
magnificent display. The
stvies are exciusivelvour own.
no two” alike. a feature in it-
self worthy oi consideration.
We are resin to momma a\\.
SECOND FLOOR.
I
‘ c1111. «.2.
moor sSte- e
'1 WHEN "IOU GET-YOUR GOODS‘IIERE YOU CAN REST ASSURED: YOU ARE
GETTING THE BEST. TBESE WILL INTEREST YOU:
Fancy ‘ Cranberries.
rd White Cabbage.
A full line of Fancy, Cakes.
Crackers and afere.
elargsat varieties of Cheese Fancy MW“
in town. Peaches, Pears. 1"me
The Bri am Hills Cream- We hive the line of Com
erylutter stew equals. and lied Fruits and Vegetables in be
none that excel. In prints, 3ac.'fou11d on themarket.
lb..intub.adc.andsoc.lb. ' Home mammogram
Fine Eight Cannery Butter. town. by ourowataama. 15bit
15¢: lbs _ \|'5Co ‘1 fl '1',
WI DEIONSTRATE EVERY DAY TO THE SATISFACTION OF OIIR PATRON!
THAT ram 18 ECONOIIY IN PURCHASING ONLY TI-IE BEST GOOD8. ‘
CALL arm LET be common you.
‘ " ‘ ‘ WORD.” or series. I
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