’l‘llcre wei‘o
f‘llilt'i] them.
tilloc cxpres
ll dozen Willa
I Residents i
(“'00] headed
(Hit a winns .
will have to,
:i, lost. M
lilil‘ilf‘i‘ shop
pill‘rllased ‘
and their
Mr. Black it
i-hascr for lib
llv was gr
bargain. _.
()n the m
to the fill.
ll.lls bull to
The climax
“hon Mr Bi went to the ii on and
The latter was
.mondinga picnic . , o
n he y to u lice .
noticed to
large number ole all s watching the
Minn lie looked the door when he sat
Inside. and no sooner bod he done this
w hop a couple of ltaliilns went against
it like u tboubnud .ot brick They del
lilillldcd of Blink upon the door. The
latter used some , uslys language
.Ind the [tall ‘ tilrcd but all the
lime remained n iii iv Mom. ‘8“?! kept
their eyesgIop; p.
M- Mill
mind What“
lllllry to South
along onh
id Thomas to'
lililii the ,
lump to
l'ullstdblb b
filill .0907 .
Goodwin:
He told ‘M .
II ith the furnl pro 0 he would gel. him-
poll in trouble. Mr. .fliack assured the
Inn-kinda that he w did be “responsible
for any trouble that plight urine. By
llils iin’l‘u Captain Millstone arrived
llo inquired what the troubllrwas. Mr.
llluck showed the captain the lease he
held of the good This chiller :of the
l'lW said that ha fill its Mksdictlon in
the matter. Mnoimnon‘ ya all; and
file llalial‘lil foilow‘od him.
marked that thvyy
mods with I
out
burl rota Ill ‘liooliloat tIrt
Md“ lion mrnsd around and
”‘I l; hurtls ward married Wednesday. at
. rhor smokosfack was blown off.
i iy blade on bulb
, _ die Last night the
‘ bombarded the conventll of the city
n rubidium and
filo tho store o
in ly around. was
‘ airs of blow
“on. his- morning one
Ma‘woa found alongside tbs
Loo as any suspicious choractsis about
thoplaco up to that. limo. '
-WARD.EN-BURTIB.
William wordsn and Mrs. Josephinc
Mothsw's rectory. Brooklyn. by
li‘rodorickI W. Norris. '1‘boir well
"ill Albany. Utica
e on Exposition.
id}!
us Iliiiiiiii liliI
Little Arline Hollow Drawn into
FronlIilllmi of; Ilicrcil.
SPRKES PERETRilER HER LER
'. Necessary to Have the Wire: Got
Away Before the Child Could be
Extricated—Famiiy Returns
to New York. .
Little Agnes Mcch. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Mciicw. of New
York met with a voryp painful occl
dont this morning, while riding a bicy-
clo which was pmpelled by her father.
' Mr. and Mrs McKow and family are
- stopping with Mrs. Martin. at 29 Ann
street. Mr Mcch took Agnes and
‘ p lion .
North Main and Ann streets. her right
foot slipped from the lamp and was
drown between the front forks and
shakes of the wllésl
Several of the spokes were broken.
. and tho ends lacorntcd the flesh of the
little girl. Mr. Mcch dismountod as
quickly as possible. but he could not
extricate the child‘s leg from the
wheel. He called to a bicycle repair»
man across the street. who went over
andcut the spokes from the wheel.
Agnes was carriod to the bonus and
Dr. Charles ,G. Bahamian was sum-
moucd. The physician dressed the in-
juries. which consisted of a badly lac-
erdtcd foot and twisted anklo.
Mr. and Mini. McKow think that they
are in ill hick. They came to South
Norwalk two weeks ago on thy Hor-
icm. during the severe strum. when
They
Were frightened at the time. and won-
dersd if anything else would happen
before they returned. ’f‘lioy think it
strange that they should come here on
the day of tbeaccideut. to the boat
and go back on the day of tho acci
dent tothsir daughter.” they left
this afternoon for‘homc.
I BOMBARDED THE CONVENTS.
Twelve Persona Will Probably Die a:
Result of Boliuioua Conflicts.
. SARAGOSSA Spain. July 18.-.-0w
log to the encounters yesterday he-
twe‘sn Catholics and Free Thinkers
here in which General Cavsro a Carl-
lat wait killsd and forty five other per-
sons were wounded and the officers of
a Catholic newspaper wore wrecked.
religious processions have been prohib-
ltod until the excitement subsides.
Over 200 shots were fired in tho mil-so
of the fighting yesterday. Of the 45
persons woundod. twelve will pl'obobiy
demonstrators
with stones and fired tho gates of the
convent of pants Inez.
W
TRAMP FELL FROM HAY MOW.
ll NEW w‘rbADON. Jigy {ll-31. H Bill’-
n on, a lap. ago a to cars.
ifol fibril a bay mow. ”m lib wall
sleeping that night in Waterford. and
lied. . Nola hall
count ofchaira iron:
6le
“It I. in“
Howavbm
domain .‘ ' "m
till
they M
pleasure blind I
ordain: that-o .
fractured tho balls of hill skull.
died this morally.
five of Fall iiilvor.
. IAOHDALL NOTCI.
"Mail” Hall surprised ovary and by
striking out in tile game unis-i Wits
i . nltlu‘t ay. Ha is consid-
hood bottom of the
hu ll will not ml
dorms Wluhipilbbo‘, on
He
nonunion is a na-
born will bloat tllo
adv... own-I
be tiliovos are sup ‘
In” .
Judgo‘ donor" Ordon Winterloronco of
‘c . “titi‘nc with the New work.
on. adoption-Planing, any.
dotting. Throat: Must and. . _ :1
M
DERBY, Conn. July 18.~ldilil§fi .Ed
? will 13. finger of the Superior coup
for Now Haven county but grantsd
of the most swooping injunctions
issuing from a Connecticut Ciburt...
Earroll Foundry and Machine 001a
pony; whose machinists struck on May
.30 last. Tbsjiljunctlon restrains the
strikers from in any way interfering
with the new also employed. from boy
cutting. . intimidating orI annoyi
them by bolas, from congregation. pus
log pickets or doing anything striking
employees frequently do whoa new
man ars brought in to illl their places
in the injunction John W Kelley and
Stephen H. Chartors and 149 other in.
divlduols are named T'as (intentional
and the sheriff ill directed alto attach
their property in the sum of ’25, 000
Ansonia and Alert Mixers 1. A M; and
the parent body of the United States,
the Carpenters and 'Jolnors Union
through their official-a sl'ro nitmed also
as defendants. The plaintiff company
says that such of those defendants all
were in its employ struck on I.May.I-2il.
1901, for a ulna-hour work day and ten
hours“ pay. and have conspired to cold
out tho company to yield to the do
bland and have posted pickets to an
boy the new employees and prevent
any one flom emailing the shop to old
the company or its mop. Continuing
the petition says:
"And that in furldornnccw of said
conspiracy the defendants have for u
long time and now are causing the
said pickets to can threats. personal vi-
olcncc. abusive language. coercion
‘ and durcs to and toward tho workmen
who are employed by tho piulntln on
its said promises, and to workmen and
customers approaching said promises
or coming to said city to transact busi
nosswith this plaintiff; to workmen
leaving the promises of the plaintiff
and to furnish food and supplies for
the: support of this plaintiff's opera-
tives. in further pursuance of said
combination and conspiracy. the do
fondants have by threats. persuasion
and intimidation provcntcd many pcr»
and have induced by throats and by
intimidation tradesmen from furnish
log food and supplies to the workmen
in the employ of the plaintiff and to
their families. And have by persons
ion and intimidation prevented physic-
ians from attending upon such of said
workmen as have noon sick and have
threatened to ruin the business of and
to boycott such ’tradcamcn and dealers
as might furnish supplies to the work-
men aforesaid and havo endeavored to
boycott the plaintiff and to boycott per
sons who dealt with than or with their
omployess. .
”And that in further pursuancc of
sold conspiracy the defendants bo
twcon May 20 Will“ and tho (info of
this complaint have scat the defendant
Chat-tors and others to New York to
watch the Grand Control depot in the
city of New York to provcnt Workmcn
coming to seek cmploymont with the
plaintiff from so doing. and that the
defendant Charters made arrange
month with certain confedcrntcs of the
dofcndants in New York to watch the
different labor agcnclcs and the sold
station and to prevent tho plaintiff
from obtaining laborers and employ
oes. and buys by this moans provonlcd
the plaintiff from obtaining employees
The plaintiff claims :20 000 damages.
a perpetual injunction restraining the
doIfgndanfs from doing ills acts afore-
.‘ '9
After stating that the facts not forth
above are duly attested Judgo {lagor
order is: I
"Those am therefore by the author-
ity of tho Slabs of (lonnocticui to com-
mand and enjoin you. the said dcfnnd
ants. and each and ovary ono of you
and tho said lbtornailooal Armin
tinn of Machinists and your other
agents. servants and ompioyccs. cock
and ovary one of you. undcr penalty
of 86.000 to wholly and abaoluloiy rc
mm from in any manner interfering
with the employees of tho plaintiff now
in its holiday.
I "And from in any manner interfering
with any period who may desire to on
tor the volition of tho plnlnllff by way
of threats pnrluasiona. pomnsl vlo
lobes, intimidation or other means cal.
chilled or iniondsd to pmirlit ouch
portonil mo anterior; or continuing in
tho employ of plaintiff or calculated to
inducoiruoh portions to loud the am-
ml ofthc lit,iff froth reciting
the plaintiff and“ the plaidt it'll work‘-
man. dither by til roots
nonunion or othmlha
d, flinch.
intimidating. Matting
thrsatatllng in any manor nay
W
- or portion: for tho put-post of inducing
, such pomp:- or ”random
within
{WWW with the plain
til! or
Illocm
‘ Ii
petition Was died by Attorney Frodsr-
. loll W; Holdall at the instance of tbb
sons from dealing with the plaintiff |
«Match «up -
cumin
bouillon; DEE .9
’ ‘ g y n is
ders tbmcdmlbl lEioe ,
swim to thdporfcr
said until I
with the I
of one business
ployoca in tho .
or that may
it until the firs Tu
n null conduct
pistol: or of elu-
ail Midi this is his
first ofhcial ac . with Writ as curved-
youtcrdaymn mos fit I
and pJokhtinahaa ..
null iuiIIII
Fourth Alumni Micros Auntie
Station in Gillette ii i-aililra. I.
NIRRT RlERK Riflii RRRRDED
His Right Arm and Leg Brokan from
Bounty-«Attemptod to Shoot the
Wouidbe Robot“. but was
Unauooehful. -
CHICAGO. July lat-«limbo trying to
save the day' a rccolptfp from throo- hold-
up men. at 2 o'clock .
R. Miller. night spoilt fat the Home
Avenue station of no Mstropolitnn
injured. The men entered the station
while Miller was along and drawing
volvsrs ordered him. with mob
and fired at the mhbers. Tbs shots wont
wild. and tho three mall returned the
fire and fled. Police officers. having
the shots. rushed to the station. but
were too late to catch the men Miller
was found lying on the floor with his
right arm and leg broken from bullets.
This is the fourth time in a year thut
an ottompt has been made to rob Mil—
cr.
DEPUTIES SENT HOME.
Have Had Nothing to do in Shelton
But Look Pretty.
'l‘llc deputy she-riffs. who have been
buying a fine time about Sllclloli for
tho pout coupic of weeks with nothing
to do only to look prolly, woro sent
home on Tuesday, boing‘ notified that
thcil services wore no longor needed.
At no time have they had anything
to do. the Shelton people having bccn
orderly and at no time making any dis
lurbanco. in fact the striking machin-
ists were themselves the very best
kind of a police hopping crowd.
one of them told u rcporicr at the
time when the oxcitcmcnt run tilt»
highest: “Thorn is no need for these
pcoplc, although I am glad to soc tholn
born. 1 and others of tho men are here
for the oxprcas purpose of seing that
there is no disorder. 1 am not at all
wrll. but i am on the street for four
that some of the outsidcrs will start a
disturbance. and we be blnmod for it."
All through the striko the machinists
have amply justified all that was ox-
pcctcd of them. as lovers of law and
ordor.
ELETTO SETTLED.
Paid Sum Demanded by
Erna-ta. .
Last night Pnsuuulo idiotic who
conducts a saloon in Mechanic street
and who llgurod prominently in an ar-
ticlc in The Sentinel last night. called
at the offico of Attorney John J. Cunco
and sottlod the amount which IMaggin
Emerita alleged was due nor. {lo paid
lilo Nb and ‘6 costs. Today. Attorney
Cullen and Oinccr (Samuel froluud. with
flag a, want to the Mechanic strcct
maid non for tho purports of setting
the bolonginpll of Mrs. Ilmsutn. idiotic
was not at home. so no difficulty was
oxporlonccd. Tho goods wore loaded
in an oxprsu wagon and taken to tho
railroad station. Mania loft onan
afternoon train for New York. Afton»
my Canon «le that tho woman was
maid Idiotic would sitmt her last
night. Silo iii-o was afraid whim oils
wont to ”satanic “not today. that
thorn would be trouble. to on entering
tho communal of motto and wen i-
reel to: the cupboard and procu a
buried familiar.
Witch Noggin arrived at tho pillcs
aha natal-oil tho moon and sound tho
ot'IbCfl/lilifibl' if hildtto had raid anything
against her choractvr. When the w
coiv'od u .“asllutivo richly. aha shill null
Maggi:
M if. W Will lid did lull. mi" If his bldé
Ulla intonMCn instinct ii in timid
cint’cd molly iii
til morning. W. “
elevated road was shot and ssrlmsly I
fill ‘ 9i“
moncy football of. mowing with the f
demand. Miller grabbed his revolver, lite
. and Brought‘l
‘ COflflMlhb Evidencs‘
h . I
I I Eosburnb. last August. which is t
y climax of it child protection some of. “
the most unique features of any known ‘
in Massachusotta in many yours. began
here today with the usual local formal~
cs.
Few trials in New England have at-
tractcd such. grout interest as this
I The fact that did dotonduat is charged
lvith manslaughter and not with tile
prayer (trims of murder, seems in boys
been lost Eight of by the multitude
whorls attoution for monthu has been
fixed on tho. tragedy bocause of the
mystery surrounding it. bscnuae the
stale officers from the first apporsntly
huvo illsbclicvod tbs story which the
family told of the. killing of Miss Fofs
burgh anti since i triancary, beacon?
of the arrest of he brother. charged
with the crime which nearly every
body scorned to have attributed to an
unknown burglnl.
This arrest which caused a wavo of
excitement all over Ncw'lhngiau.
conflicting cvidoncc in the case.
The members of the Fosburgb fam—
ily. oven down to tho young daughter
Beatrice. fourteen years old Who has
persisted that. she sow tho. burglars.
has agrccd in the story that robbers
who colored the house and attacked
Mr. li‘osburgh, in attulnptiog to about
Robert, who came to his father's ros-
cue kiilcd May
The staid otficiais lost this with the
declaration that ho affair was the re
pull; of a dud icrriflc filmiiy
jolvcr shot his sister
'g tho bullet for sonic
A. o shill assistod by
rowalds offered both
by the Fosburgh foul
ily. litidi foiled to bring to light a clue
to the burglars accused of killing Mills
Fosburgb upon the arrest of Robert
the quest was renewed. At ouo limo
thorc was a prospect of happy result
for the family. A gang of tour mop was
caught in Elliptic island. after the al-
leged wholcsule theft of the copper
wire in Massachusetts rind Rhoda ls-
innd. One of the men confessed that
all were near Pittsfiold at the limo
Miss Fosburgll was killed. One of the
thieves, nomad Quinn, oscapcd arrest
with the others in Rhode island. Aftcl
many interviews with the four prison-
ers. the members of tho Fosburgh fam
ily became convinced that Quinn was
the one who shot the young woman.
(in the other band the prosecution
claimed that they had run down overy
movement of the gang. and had proved
that nous of them could have been con
ncrted with the Fosburgh crhnc.
It was ten minutes past 9 when the
venerabs crior of the Superior Crimi-
nal Court .for Borkahire county. arose
to announce the coming of the judge.
William B. Stevens.
before this time. the courtroom had
been filled. The officers permitted no
standing. When every available seat
had been taken the doors were looked
Tho spectators arrchd ahead of the
principal in the case and before Robert
a. Fonburgh had appeared there were
traces of impatience ii on many faces.
The dcfendaut seemel to be hardly
more than a boy as be entered the court
room accompanied by the members of
his family and several friends. in spite
of the fact that he is married and Is the
business associate of his fatheru All
for as any sign of concern indicated.
he might have been entirely ignorant
of the issue which he faced.
The mother whoac. loyalty has mark;
rd this. case from the beginning, and
the father whose wealth has been used
without limit in obtaining evidence for
the son, two sisters Esther and Ilsa
trice. and a younger brother. Fred Fos-
burgli. all will] as his wild and her par
outs. Mr. and Mrs. W B Sloane. of Buf-
fslo. N Y., were with tho accusod man
which he came in. Lawyer Bonoca N
Taylor. Detective Arthur Shaman. of
Rhoda island. and Mimi Boriila aheldon.
of Providence, who was a guest at the
Focbucab boom at the time Miss Foli-
burgh wall killed. also was in tho party.
not and his counsslr Charla-E
bard and Herbert fl. Joyner. As soon
got tilt session of the court waahlmcd
owns called upon to stand while the
fury wall impanollod. , TN d not
prays a hardship; as lost half an hour
was hiked up in soon bur this mod M5310.
arc to decide this
the jury the colonic childhood but our:
main The state chalicngsd trio. ll
others wore coupled as soon
had control-ca the disco coalitions. Mr
Baron. who will this ninth man nicot-
lid. doclarcd blot ho had formed so
opinion. yet. not only wall be now
but afterwarda ha Willi appointed
‘ Barnes was
occurred in the c
least. brought into bold controls tho i
.3 young Fosburgh uyI
all of whom took. that: near the dugg: ,
glutondant l8
ho Dal ducts.
1“. Little. 8 mold, is
appointed 9 I
When tbs selection’o '
been complttsd‘ Judge 8
tires of the proud. The judge hold that ‘
men to report everything that actually
i room. they should
such In in
upon the
toaoylmlilgsnd
should read lie
the jurors
if
.owapopcrs as also
District Adorn
t‘ lurors should
aspirational. svi’
"T‘Hii told the
t ‘ were no ntrilders in the
house that night. The night dress of
Fosburgh’a wife was torn straight
down the front and tho ham was rip
pad. The furniturd was brokcu and
misplaced in two .
on the older M'r. Fosburg‘h's bod were
broken. A lamp was ovsrturned and a
niirrow and screen in the kitchen bod-
room misplaced.
The district attorney
defendant had told . t
0 ca .mfi'o
‘glnnibg. tho robbery om had been
found to be full of inconslslsocioa He
still! that it would be shown that May
Fosborgh was shot by..the all-calibre
cantor fire revolver, owned by the de-
ifendunt. ondythat the revolver was hold
that from her body. as her
_. is burned andhbl
I t ,
luslve opportunity and was
the only one who could and did fire the
shot. The goverumont, he said, need
not. and would not go into the ques-
tion of motive, as all it bad to show
was who fired the shot
At the conclusion of the district at—
torney's address, adjournment was ink—
on until afternoon. in the liltorval the
jury was given a view of the Foaburgh
house and grounds.
iii iii-l RE ElRER
look Stolmshio Portland 2 Walk:
to go from llama to St. Michael’s
GREAT RUNRESTIRN RE PERPLE
Provisions were so Scarce that Men
and Women Had to Subalst on
Ono Meal a Day-Big Fer.
ry Business.
SEATTLE. Wash. July 18~Tho
steamship Portland arrived in port ear-
ly today. bringing new of awful ice
at St. Michael. which was relieved by
the Portland‘ 3 arrival at the mouth of
the Yukon. followed by other craft.
The Portland took two weeks—June
20 to Jilly lip—to reach St. Michael, from
Nome Silo ploughed through vast ice
rims and on June 24. was within eight
miles of St. Michael only to put out
to sea again
The rcport from St. Michael was to
the effect that 1,500 Yukon men and
weeks, waiting for the first steamer. So
scarce did provisions become that they
a day.
There is a grout rush down the Yu‘
Name, and a big ferry businoss will be
done during the summer between the-so
ring; The Portland took four hundred
passengers from St. Michael to Nome.
Tho river steamer City of Paris was
carried out from this Month of the Yu~
kiln by the ice doc. and was lost for a
time in Behring Son. The steamsblps
Portland and Dom went out after her
but silo finally managed to put back
[under her own steam, making port
June 28.
ILSON AND M'DERMOT'E‘ CASES
CONTINUED.
HillDflEl’ORT. July 18-Wbon by
mph (2. Wilson and George Mobsrmoti
write arralancd in tho City Court this
plug on tho charm of stealing
y and lumber lrom lilo Frank mil~
lo Lumber Colnpllny. the slats chaos»
is complaint to embezzlement and
ignh‘fibinx to defraud. tho amount 01
c
m .
lid in llclicvcd to bowl boon loll into
diabolical. win by a woman. with "
whom ho has livod i I
' Kidd oosnsuoanso moiety.
bitiDGlfPOli’i‘. Jilly iswltuson‘o
Kipp. sightsen years old who two
tracks no wood from
school for boys of mm. iii if
bolt owning. surrendered bi' lid
poiic‘c bc‘hdduartors rind milled, I
‘ initiation to will! him
,-.. billion
a (louver-I
ad a serious address to the repreaontm I
while it was the right of the newspaper I
be force and Weight . ;
oharactsriiia it ”.13..
p pointed out the (longer of contempt of fin
glut cgloom. if his warning should not
. a
bert “V
fields and a great congestion of people ~
woman had lain at that port for three ' b
were living for a long time on one local ,
ban from as far up as Dawson for .
mung planet ii
.I ill
good location. ‘ on
builder 92 Wall at
”T0 LET-wHOUB
improvemcnts; in nor
liidwin Wilcox. 70
further particulars icon
of The Old Wcli Cigar
lngton street. . .I
son saw—«a ‘ A‘ilo‘
ii; Mahdi. out. loo
besm.17feot;deptll 4 foo
Con be soon foot of
tsnvlllc, Staten Island. N.
of Capt Moses Van
' FOR 8ALE-FIULL BLO
Terriers. Enquire at Bait
Spring and Washington 8
FOR SALE-«THE .
jar, to be sold at auction.
Monday, July 22, 1901, at
carriage bridge, South Jo
mensions of boat. 20 ft. '6
7 ft“ ii in board...
3 Jennings Pldco.
FOR SALE OR. IE
House and lot on im
Apply to Mitchell & Sb
FOR SALE—~CHEAP A 2
house. 7 rooms, on high you
mlnutes’ walk from depb
C H. Golder. Rowayton
FOR SALEwTYPE MET
babblting, thoroughly clelii
convenient shape. 10 "
at this office.
LOST—4A not.
child's photograph. A re or
paid for its return to thi ‘
MISCELLANEQ ‘
RENO t
chiropodist can be see 'I
arid hair drssal *parl
dance. 9 Quintar
or. at your positioned
only. Electric inhibit;
Saturday
played in
amendmeu
not only that?! ii '
shall be omployad ill
a rogular occupati
players most secure
under 16 years c
from the board of
that such employo
ago. Mr Potter visits
short time ago an
ous factories to lump its
perintoudsnts tho in
low. The résult him
the union of tho bbar ‘
to occurs the pouch, (r
in runny cases it b b
the youthful inboror M
ed their ago; ' .. " '
cons‘rlrorlonps ‘
loin tiic New Yorlc m
twsolt’uc i"
no of tho main-labs hall hit
tonight worth l
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