Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 20, 1901 · page 2

‘ " OTEL AND RESTAURANT FURNIQHINGS

1e trill be a special exhibition 01‘
alien) on Shillltidll. 113e 1011)

W s. 5:;me

A?" and Ann Streets. 150,” Nomads COM-

Spaodal D 0111215.,

line nEGLloE smurm LADIES’ BELTS,“
.1 25 Cents. 15 Cents.
oy sizes toy/ode 14, Men’s 141 Broken‘Liné‘s,‘ regular price 251:.

 

 

‘IPED‘NECK 12111130111.
0 Cents per'yard.
itileht value at 15 cents.

CIAL NOTE PAPER.
14 Cents P011110.
84 sheets good quality paper.

 

 

il'BBER NECK HAT PINS
10 Cents.
hence purchase; worth 25c‘

LADIES’ GLOVES.
.15 Cents.
Broken lines, 28c. quality.

 

 

PESTRY BRUSSELS MAT
25 Cents.
tit tinge; Good Pattern.

OTHER' ITEMS THAT
WILL INTEREST you.

sir prices are for Thursday ohly. and may be
oyn on any Item: after that day.

 

to ailing About a Unification less).
“ oi interests.
June 20—71J...
1 .3110! the southern tei‘n’dtio resume?
yap intnielii as trailic odd hit it never
1 . of this vast system of roll: ‘
Chiltrollod‘mv the Haiiimhfi ‘in- o
he announced trom'Chios1101,
nifty drill) hills city. in sphiiiiitig
1) atom 1n) 1) 0000080 in . _
ethods by the attention“ or .'

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i) of friction an be

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swnu's secouos COMMER-

" " says. drrun

' Coluui fluff ' ‘
1) low dork ‘1?st a one

ling as he ran Shepherd reached the
‘ for the
Wm lites the 11"“

hollow/1nd "the artisan n
mountains Within
1' 1 his camp and a
d. ‘mearoh oi the

found the

on
Chihuahua. the
nltal and is dotaohtnent oi solL
dried with him immediately it

Mexican and «does not know why he
wanted to kill him. .

shepherd war) the governor of the
1 District not Columbia when General
Grant was president and is known as
the “Builder of Washington. " He spent
millions of dollars improving the city,
but resigned and went/co Mexico and
hought a silver mine‘ which has since

made him immensely rich.

W .
LABORATORY OF PHARMACY.
m
One in Memory of William Proctor, Jr.,
To be Established
NEW YORK. Juno 20-A national re-
search laboratory of pharms y only be
built in one of the leading cit es in this
country, in memory of William Proc
: tor, .lr., of Philadelphia, who died
1' abbot thirty years a 0. lie wins 0110
oi the best known Vp urmsclsts oi his
(lay. and he has heed pulled the "tether
or pharmhcy" 'l‘o hoiioi- his mnmon
for the results obtained i1) his allows
to en‘lsrlge his knowledge of pharmacy
and to e ovate the coiling oi the pile.)
macist the memOrla‘l if the proposed
national laboratory iii no't founded
malt tulle form of a monument, n echoi-
arsblp or a fund to stimulate research
work and especially along originnl

lines. ~

The suggestion that u laboratory be
built in honor of Mr. Proctor was made
by Dr A. H. Bron/lags of Brooklyn.
and quickly gained favor with the
members of the New York stat Phar-
maceuticai Association and tint or-
ganization has placed itself on‘ reco ord
as being heartily i1) favor of the idea.

FILER’S Assert) sow.
Vanished Cashier’gooAccounts Bring

NEW YORK June 20*TIIC accounts
of William D. Filer. the vanished cash
ier oi Kuhn 8: Company, bankers, have
been wound up by the auction sale of
the lust of Filer‘s assets. These con-
sisted of stocks and bonds and realiz-
ed about $10 500 which will go to the
cashier's creditors. In May. 1000.1?!-
lel disappeared and he has never been
heard of slime. Filer his employers
aver, did a heavy business in stocks
through their firm name. pretending
that the transactions were made for
ciistomers oi the firm. There were
seyen flotitious accounts. they alleg-
e314) and the 11m: lost money thereby.

hiér was a hull and long at securities.
When the stocks were sold out they
realized 21.641574. leaving :11 loss of
$58,101. In addition to this there was

nalloge‘d cash deposit in 1111.111; sc-
counts, which brought his total indebt-
edness to the ilrm up to 5854.2 43.

Filer. in his sesame, wont through
all the mocossos of involuntn‘ry bank-
lupt‘oy except discharge

WILL NOT WAIT FOR JEFFRIES.

Bully Madden. Manager oi Gus Rubiin,
is Ge’ttin Tired.
mew roux. $1111) 204311111 Mad-

ell, monashr 'o'fVGus _ in. deal )cs

he WI“ CIAIIII
for [the Akron

host mill) orig” will

 

'firhi 11.le
c
, since iilresoi assassin/lied King Hum- .

“ l1 :1 111 9.. within the
hihuahua. M fihepherd says that h

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1 he novor had any trouble with the

 

haul. has been In 9116111111911
llfin .the Italian) consul who soon at

lion Ill? anonymous otters." _1
Hr doubled to sire any in 1 .
What! asked it he (veered any wiolenco
he shook his head end sold nothing.

MN 86 Ni; [NA .
Minis. mule 210;”);th I! .

Sf Allis

esp toilets will build three new lines
in three directioiis. to on) Tlen ’lleiu.
your.
close for the constructirm hue hoeu
secured byC E.’i‘revetick, 0,: 1131.111.)
who is in St. Paul on his way to lion
don. with a report on the progress of
negotiations. Mr. Trevetick is an em
gineer.“1‘ho lines we hays project:
ed" he said today, “will be built as
soon as sufficient capital is interested
in the venture. (they ill tap the

hioet fertile drone ributw to $101) ~

Term and will extol) uorlhesst north
and northwest from that city. one so
accent international complications
were a serious obstacle to the' progress
of negotiations. but we have secured
right sto build, and i am carrying to
London a report of our success."
'Wlli the English ohjcctions to Amer
ican locomotives apply to the equip
most of the new lines?" "Not so tar
as I know. 11’ )mdorstankl we 0 to
purchase material, locomtivcs and car
equipment in, America. ".

VOLUNTEER COLDIERS COMING.

SAN FRANCISCO Juno 20-lt is ex
pected that all the volunteers number
ing 7 .500 men will arrive iron) Manila
before June 26. "i‘he: Thomas. with
part or the 38th and 49th regiments
and all of the. All!) is expected uexlt
Saturday. The Ohio. with the 421
should get in Sunday. The Buford
according to her cupiain' e calculations;
should arrive with the tint infantry
on June 24. Thplndiana with port. of
the 4211. the Logos with part of the
118111.431) end 149 and the Grant. with
the 43th and 11111- of the 49th Infantry,
are all scheduledfia arlivc on June 25.
While the Kirpatrich with part of the
813111.430 and 44th will probably arrive
the next day.

ALLEGED ILL-TREATMENT OF A
VETERAN.

BRANFORD. June 20-41011) town is
aroused over a story of alleged in-
human treatment ot Eli Iluli aged :10
years. a veteran of the Civll War who
has lived With his son. Albont Hull (lo
ing to the house yesterdav Judge Doo-
little. of tho Brautord Court. found the
old man lying helpless on the door in 1)
room in which the turniture and other
articles were shuttered in contusion.
He said he had been there for ten
daysund that his son accidentally
knocked him down. causing his injur-
ies. Frank Wilson. his son ill low dc:
clared that the son assaulted the lath-
er and complaint has been made to
the seleotmen. The old man will be
taken to tho Noroton Soldiers’ Home.

BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT.
LONDON. Juno ZIP-Tile weekly
statement of the Bank 0! England
shows the following changes: Total
reserves increased £500 000: simula-
tion increased £37. 000; bullion in
creased 606. 270; other securities in
creased £227 .000; other deposits do
creased £4 089 000 public deposits in
creased #:8128000; notes reserve In
creased £620 .000; government securi
ties increased 136400001010 propor-
tion of the Bank oi England 0 reserve
to liability is 6.1 70 per cent. Last week
it was 52.16 per cent. Rate. of discount
unchanged at three per cent.

FLIRTATION FATAL. '
WALI’OLE. Moss.. Juno 20~Aotuat~

‘ 90 by Jealousy, .Annie Poitze. 11 Ge)
h‘ Vma'n girl of twenty years. last evening
‘ attempted to kill Harvey C. Blanchard

wife had formerly been attentive to
her. then sent a bullet into her own
brain. killing hersoll instantly. Blan-
chard is suffering from two bullet

ly1 wounds. one in the nose and the other

through the breast. but it is believed

. he will rollover.

'2. LiTllZLIET THCNNB 'CCL.
‘HICAGO Jillih 20*!) should to the
tissue 2111:0111 Cleveland; dhio. says:
sines Thomhso a well 111101111) Gait
ornln trainer. has sold to Patrick

‘ Grimes. or Chicago. the olghtyotirfdld

aclng gelding. Little The) no. 2 or)
)1 Hawthorne. darn 'by' Director. 11111111).
glen) by Nutwood.‘ 021600

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do ' ,

“all t
omens. N 111110 on at-

Ounces: " ’

in lean. stood cross the harbor.

iced (51.111111) Clot. . ii
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Dead Womg'u apparel Also
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lieged t it
he sue soled ll

not made known. The poilcow have
Hillier t e trunk end its

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V Vhoallos, 1111
l: 9 01k do ec-
tlve olilco. It whs'hiund to contain
the elteots 9 8110111101, the missing
, . .hl 1111s.. ward-

so on in possiblé.
d any to he used as
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torn other
use police lire more inclined
than evsr to believe that the,murdc1
was mini-gills at the lodging heuse
211)). V n. on Green street.
his 1113!. hill; at. the body iva's tak—
en to 939% ill to it was found.
No ‘orli‘ be es Angry.
NEW YORK Jun 20-A despntch
from Boston. saying that the New
York police hull located Blondlns
0111.11.11.11 that blood was found on
some of the cluthing. was taken to
the New York detective bul'.enu The
officials in charge were 111311111 angered
that the information shot) (1 be given
out by the Boston police. They said
that "if the Boston police wanted to
spoil the ease by publicity. the New
lurk police would not follow their ex-
ample."

One ofllclel said the trunk had been
opened. hut he refused to say anything
further.

Captain Titus. of the detective bul-
eau gave out a statement late this at-
tornoon in which he said Blondin's
trunk had been opened by the Boston
police representatives. Inspector Mc-
,Cnusland and Detectives Encodes and
Neill. Titus said that two knives had
been liiscoxcred iu the trunk with
blood or rllst.,no one could tell which.
on them. Besides there were a cost a
vest. s. shirt. a pair of bicycle trousers.
and a marriage certificate. The Dos-
ton potion retfiiued these articles.

SHOT. me MOTHER-iNAAW.
Family Difficulties in Waterbury With
Serious Result.
WATERBUR’Y .1111... “211411111011 [1am
orouux. a mill hand; shot” his mother
in-lew Mrs Frencha her heme in
Brewer-y trout last it gilt as the re-
sult of a Ismlly quarrel. ’ic woman

will recover .

"Lumoreauxs wife 1er him several
days ago and went. to“ live with her
mother. two children or the couple bo-
lng placed in a: public institution. inlet
night the husband went to ibis moths)-
ill-law 8 home. and alter accusing her
of being the cause of his troubles. drew
a revolver and shot her three times.
None of the wounds nro serious. Ho
lator gave himself up to the police and
will be arraigned tomorrow on the
charge of assault with intent to kill.

HARVARD CREW'S LIGHT WORK.

RED TOP Conn. June 20-—All the
Harvard crew's lldd light Work this
morning, the men in the 'varsiip eight
beibg coadhed mainly for .1113 increase
of the 1101111111111): This unaccustomed
practice is broa'klng tho crew/s form a)
little but the men are expected to inl-
plovc undo) it inter. Bihko. oi the
”varsity. took the place of 11101110 as
coxswain in the tour car today and
couched. Captain Lint’isuv is bitch in
the freshman boat this morning. and
the crows general form .showod in)
movement though hampered some
what by rough water.

CROW'B NEST RAILWAY.

VICTORIA B. 0., June 20—-—'I‘llo
Crow's Nest Southern Railway (lolli-
pauy have signed an a e‘mnt with
the Provincial government to build.
under the terms 01’ the not sod lit
the last session 01111111231111 tu're.tll‘o
section of the r‘sllw‘a’y in British col-
umbin of the line which is to connect
the Crow‘s Nest coal minds with the
Great Northern Railway st Jennings.
Mont. The road will be oompibtsd by
Octoberi. next.

CONSTITUTION fiAFTS- FOR IRIS»

11.11.1101.
board to Aloha tion, storied
fliistoi today." 'I‘hsuaohi duller. 111.1111
sali.No.1. rclu‘b top soil. Jill and $3103;

6
l) muesli and gassing oil
miklhs (3000 111111.11)
uni southerly broom...
Mr Duncan stated 01st
dilly muko 11 short stop

she not he
Hhcots. 1990 ‘
up ti) 1111:
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1 1111 oi! the
innsevere »
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t to come down to on per. 1 1

demand wi iii) 0 o 1W

pluspeciivc buyers away.

Comm lilo yd.

stimulants usep

'l'iic Lined Refrigerators.

ovol'cslilllait’tl.

135.1111

3 “We are oil out"
:1 few days" are unknown phrases

more 11113 Edmlsliil’iircsies. '00;qu :13 l~30 lid- '
New mild) Wild wide yd.

Ito

mcr Cottage use are shown in the China

css and regulsr 11y that makes 111.111.111.11:—

licaily the midi 11’ feature of the Wash Fabrics at this season.
This sic‘ltimcss with which supply fills the gaps while. by

demand leaves no intervals when

insufficient variety turns

or 'fll’iii have it in

Andersenle‘fllnginms. 101: yd.
linen-fitment. 251: yd.
Itselfflik distiller. 351: yd.

limitless/nous.

PERFECTION fin‘dsn synonym in tile haul-e of Wilkie

if you alointelcsted n1tiic ecouonlv ‘
lo and saniiary sides of the question of food preservation you '
will be pleased with tIlOSCWC have 11) stock. Careful workman‘
ship. scientific construction andnmtcrials spec‘ihciaiiy charac- ‘ ‘
icrizctl by non—absorption of heat and by absolute "cleanliness,
are combined in a Refrigerator

the value of which cannot be

Prices range from

FOR COHAGE‘USE-

' DINNER SETS of 130 pieces especially adapted for sun)-

‘ Store downstairs,

They have pretty border designs in green and blue. Price $10.00
Also 112' piece Sets at $10.00 that were priced at $15.00.

 

 

 

all feel. ’

”ME. for plastering.

GEMINI; imported and
Portland.

mm.

B”! SflNi’. {9"le
' Collies Clem All;

Willi ii.

CALLi'NG ”IRE. 00011011.-
‘ A good story is told of 11.1.1111, who is
the physician ill charge oi' the when
words of one or. our host lihowl) 111111111.
glue institutions.

irl knocked hi. the ll
- "Doom; the iiéhtl ii i

The elector. swoi ng l
Tuperiority above the
risk girl away 1 h 1

k ; Pitta]! an hour into

i 0 his room in ,

ore?” was Misfire

‘ .’ "Why'd

 

Union Made Shoes for Men.1$2.05.

on; 11101111112 about‘,
ociock Mary. 9. nevi] ' lrisii servant 1

, ‘ sitnlition.

Bv buying the Best for the Lowest Brice. .1

m) '1) 1. "ii
.‘I “t

We have those Oxfords, and shoes made by Lounsburv.
Mathewson 8t (30.. 101 $2. 50 and $3 .00, all styles, and can fit

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OLSEN’S SHOE s'r..fr.~

SOU l H NORWALK CONN.

It You Are Building or Repel,» , 11g

We can Interest you.

domestic, Retention) or ‘}

“Allies " Portland our spatially. 3
01.1.0!" erases/1 kinds am! am. a large use

' ens/111 moses/1:11 mt. all size). renames

Floater. Hair; the
of many and”. .

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FERRIS

THEN H! 'HUMR‘IEC’
i It‘d Was t’oo modest to II also .
tni lot/or. and he had let {my WI 1
l life without live cam

1110111151111 hoist;
31 hld’m- list the smell
o. tutti thoriph' sh t'shc hell it
hotvory woollen/chines ,' 1 lit

in was he low

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ived at that time ‘oi 1
omits is not titlmm so

or he was till)
us)? without a were
no vine alone )1 long. long. time. V .
hen he came back be round her