Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 24, 1901 · page 8

” , saying that they
ld when he first

is electrical works .
no pi. and his wife."
ii Tyler street. with

_ nine to live with the
‘w k after he moved
.Ijle moved in on

and son and son‘s

, They had one

ii was there in the
if end the girls did

spay roll some—

hcm every two weeks,
office of his works.

ally ltalinns, from

}t ea or four other na~

three weeks.

today?” was asked by L

is. During the after-
. At 5 o 'clock
and his wife went for e
rs, Robert l. Fosburgh
returning about 7
supper they all sat upon
dark, and then they
phrlcr. Mrs. R. 1..
all aloud and later Miss
$33 the dead girl, and
rgh rec'd also.
in the witness seemed to
lllty in talking His
nd his voice showed

hilly. who sang several

then begun to tell of

e said he was awakened,

he asked her what the
H was at that 'tlnie ly-
side. but he turned

ow :what appeared to
the, hallway. Ho

‘ was wrong. He

' , it‘s gptiip and wont
not: where he now

; croft gathered

mother by her side

yer her head. Roi»-

lcd brought some
threw it into his

to the front win-
cs. Murder. help.

' nicely on
~ yachts hail

. they won on

knees hurt. ,.
the some can bet he wesno
I intll‘ezwituess stead. Best

“ ll res
“ he w ill down stairs with his wife.

Later he‘ went up stairs with Dr. Sello-

held and Dr. Paddock, and he w the

stroke the giri’ s forehead. The witness

put his right am under her neck and
'. the others took hold of her.

The first
that the witness saw of Officers Flynn
and White was in the kitchen bed
room. Flynn had discovered the shoe
and he asked witness and the defendant
if lt..belongcd to anybody in the house
The shoe was handed to Mr. Fosbnrgh.

tile said that he thought it was the

some shoe. the Oreschn‘t plate being the
moons of identification. He never had
seen the shoe before the night of the
shooting. He knew that, the firm whose
name was on the shoe had several
pieces of business. He said that he
had bought shoes of Hanan & Son. St.
Louis and Buffalo. but never in New
York city.

On the subiect of what had been
done to detect the burzinrs. Mr. Foe
burgh spoke of employing four detec-
tives. He offered a reward of 81.5%
for the arrest of the men and the of-
fer still holds. He remembered the.
the city also offered it reward.

"Do you know of an offer of a re
word through police Chief Nicholson ?"

“Yes he was authorized to print tir-

‘ colors. etc "

At this point the court took a recess
until 2:15 p. m.

w .8.

YAci-irs HAo LITTLE sneeze.

h...—

Start Made from New Haven to New
London, This Morning.

NEW HAVEN. Juiy24mllroesos‘ of
oil kinds except the very lightest'seem-
ed to have sunk back into the trndi
tional cave of the winds, when the
New York Yacht Club fleet bestirred
itself this morning for the day's run of
39 miles to New London. There was
not enoughnir to blow out the penonts
oi the masthead. The see was like
polished gloss. only crooked here and
there by the wake. of some naphtha
launch hurrying book to the fleet from
the city.

When yesterday's fickle breeze left
the fleet last night. most of the old
wenthervanes along shore were points
lug northeast and it wus from that
quarter this morning tbpt the first

, puff come some two hours after bun

rise It Was nothing more than a puff
at first and hardly disturbed the wa
ter. it was an hour or two before

gained forceI enough to choline the
glossy surface of the Sound into the
faintest blue. Fortunately last night’s
bleozc lasted long enough to Walt the
lust of the fleet to an epsilon-age. so
that when flour Commodore Robinson
came on, deck this morning, he found
the entire fleet clustered about the

‘ flagship with the long must of the

Constitution towering above all others.
Commodore Lollyurd left the fleet at

‘_ 7 o‘clock last night in order to attend

to business in New York. Although
the water in the harbor is not par-
ticularly deep, Mr. Duncan sent the
new cup defender right in yesterday
afternoon. much to the delight 0f the
New Haven people, who flocked down
ill every conceivable sort of craft tr-
gniic oi; the recur.

The Columbia. howevci. did not
come in, but anchored behind the out-
side bieohw'otei.
about the starting
point. n‘mlle south of the New Haven
lighthouse was large this morning.

it looked still more dubious for any
kind of u. breeze at 9 o'clook. for the
ilttle ulr fell off entirely. But half an
hour inter there came it nice breeze
from the southwest which soon in‘
creased to live knots. Rear Commo
doro Robinson ordered the fleet under
way at 10 o'clock. but some little be
fore thnt most of the yachts bad start
oil many of those not desiring to par»
tioiput‘o n the race going strut lit

putts committee today lrviiiiudthem~
solves of the invitation of flour We l
taro not; used “392“:

the “breeze blowing
:' All lb

was up in lilo on
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The fleet of small _

 

I he I: buy, that

a court of inquiry of the “entire met

tor" he held.

court shall sit in Washington
i no , to

ie‘

under he eclrcumztsnces" he heartily
approves of Admiral Schiey‘s eclirse
nod that the Department will not fev-
orublo upon Admire Schlev's request.
It is stated that Admiral Dewey un~
doubtcdiy will be the head of the court
of inquliy. The other members of the
court have not yet been decided upon.
It is not the intention of Secretary
Long to have the courtconvenc at once
but to wait untill the weather becomes
cooler.

Great Neck L. l.. N. Y” July 22. lilill

"Sii: Within the past few days a
series of moss comments have been
sent to me from various parts f the
country of a book entitled ‘The istory
of the New.” written by one Edgar
Stanton Maclay. From these reviews it
appears that this edition is a third vol-i
ume of the said history. extended torinv
clude the late War with Spain. which
the two met volumes did not contain.
and were in use as text books at the
naval dcedcmy.

"2 From excerpts quoted in some
reviews. in which the page and para—
graph are given. there is such a per-
version of facts. mlseonstruction of ll‘iv-
tcntlon, such intempsrcte abuse and
defamation of myself which subject hlr
Mosley to action in, civil law. Whilo‘i
admit he had the right of criticism of
erery public officer. I must protest
against the low hinge and abusive lair
gauge of this violent, partisan Oppon—
ent, who has infused in the pages of
ills book so much of the malice of the
unfairness. as to make it unworthy the
some of history. or of use in any repu~
fable institution in the country.

“3. l have refrained heretofore from
all comment upon
enemies muttered or murmured in se-
crct and therefore with safety to them.
selves. I think the time has now come
to take such action as may bring this
entire matter under discussion, under
the clearer and calmer review of my
brothers in arms. and to this end I Mk
such action at the hands of the depart-
ment as it may deem bestto accomplish
this purpose.

"4. But I would express the request
in this connection that whatever the
action may be. that it occur in Wash—
ington where most of my papers and
data are stored.

“Very respectfully.
(Signed)
“W. S. SCHLEY.
“Rear admiral U. S. N.
“To theCSecrctary of Navy. Washington,
D. ."

Secretary Long- replied to Admiral

Schley as follows: .

“Navy 9&39rtment. Washington. July
24 19
“Sir I am in Qzficmpt of yours of the

22nd instant. reference to the

criticisms upon your: connection with
the SponlehrAmerlcnii war, and heart-

ily approve of your action. under the ‘

circumstances, in asking at the hands
of this department ‘such action as may
bring this entire matter under discus-
sion under the clearer and calmer re»
view of my brothers in arme.’

“The department will at once pro-
ceed in accordance with yourrequest.
“Very respectfully.

lined )
“JOHN D. LONG
“Rear Admiral W B Schley. U.S .N.”

FAIRFIELD REMONSTRANCE' CASE

FAIRFIELD, July 2i~At a. floating
before the State Pharmacy commis-
sion. today, on the application of W. 0.
Kinselln, for a license, Bacon Violin!~
man arpeered as il remonstrant. with
Barons P. Thrasher; of New Haven,
secretary of the Law andr Order League.
as his littorne Mr. igsller resent-
ed hlnl’lolgsii

Ml! here» for ten moor more.
found minty last: ii I ii iii
tuner iglillnoir or

license ndw‘fhh

New

‘ P815116 3% ,

I milled 2%. St. Paul and

He also links tnsibtho /

5 more It

lion. d: Nash. 101 you 01% 101
Nor. iii West. 46% 47

the inunendoes of .

 

, honoursmmrrheo‘n
lids em ill-ct support which re lied
he lenders a point or more. but prices

5 yielded herein to below the opening,

Therloss in Paul reached 355. nion
and Missouri Pacific 3%.
Active stocks generally nerd 1 to 2

points iindsr last night. There. was a

" dull. and feverish rail ' again before the

hour lied expired. Missouri Pacific

ennsse'eo
Cool. 2.19mi United BteteV steal 9
point. a?! '

one. point
WApLI. SPREETI. .1 p. inn—«Tile mar

' not maintained a firm undertone dun-
Ing the noon hour with a demand furl

Webllsh stocks which rose a lorgo
fraction of over last night. ,

WALL 81‘888'1' 2 p’. m.~'l‘lis're was
a rise of 1% in nsyivnnin. lit in
Norfolk 62 Western and 3% in Belti-
Ohio Proforied. Otherwise
the market was listless and offered no
feature.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONU.
deported over private wrrs or ILA.
Robins commission broker. 8mm ii:

Co or iii block. South Norwolk:
' Open High Low 1:30
Alli 8. R. (lo, 1421,5'14334 142 lion.
Am. Toll. (10.. 1281/4, 128%
Alchlson. 72 72% 70% 71%
Atollison pfd. 931.5 94% 93% 94%,
Bolt. «8 Ohio. 96% 98% 94
Ellyn. 11191. To 77% 77% 77
Chlreilfs NtW. .. 191 19
C M 8H? t..P.ll’;8-% 158% 156% 158%
ChLItHI &P.141 141 139 139%
CC.C.&.St. [c.8895 88% 881918859
1'). if; ll Can. 357
U. 3 Steel 401,9 il 39% 40%
11.8. Steel. pfd. 89 W89“. 88% 89%
101%
118
187%
’ b8

46%
Mon 0011801.. “8% 1118559118
Metropolitan 167% ‘
lilKfii'l‘pfdh'l I "
Miss. Pacific. SBWV'M) 96% 99
Nut. Load 00.. 19%.” 19% 18%, 18%
N. 8.. C.'& H. 150% i150% 150 158%

N. Y.. 0.,:& W.. 31% o3l§fi 811A 31%

PennsylvaniaJiafllfi ”3% 142% 143
People's (ins. 113 113%. 1123!. 112%
Phil. a need. 39v. 39% 39% 321,4.
P. Re it. old. 74% 74% 75
801i. Railway. 29% 28% 29
Son. Ry..pfd., 82% 82%

Son Pacific. 55% 551,9
Tenn. 0 851.. 60 60

U. B. lumber. 12% 12%

U8 L.Co.pfd. 77% 77%
Union Pacific. 88% 97 ,
Wabash. pfd.. 381/. 38

West. Union. 92% 92% 91%

SLEPT WITH GAS TURNED ON.

NEW IJONDON. .liulv 24-‘-—Ada and
Elisabeth Garter. sisters of William
lei-terrone of the callers on the yacht

Independence, were found unconscious '

in their. room in The fun. this morning
with both use burners turned on. The
sisters arrived here with their father
from Long Island. last night. Three
physicians succeeded in restoring
them to consciousness. Their broth-
er claims that they never stayed at a
hotel before and were not familiar
with: the use of gas. Each sister said
that it was the other who turned on

,, the was. But for the window being 09- '

on, both would have died. The young
warncn are both over twenty years of
age.

'TEN more FOR wure sammo.

MERIDEN, July 24.-On the charge
of wife beating, Andrew Load. 9. mol-
der. was given a sentence of 10 days
in fall by the City Court Judge today.

The case is said to hive been a par». ; ..

tloulerly' serious DRUM

July" 13 ill
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Pocket-book

; Openers !

W

laypersons.
Have been told lhei they are

excellent villi“ at 39c and
50s; to close ihem out now

250
CHILDREN 3

'lilsluiiie this

value 75c; io encourase a
purchase, 39¢
Broken lotslof Men's bulls
at half-price.
Men's Pants. the kind rea-
' soluble at $2 50 per pair.
are selling during this sale
at 8| 50;“

D. GDTL _.

11 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

 

 

 

I Plasmids its purchasing power from I to 25 .

per centrefhat is what

we are doing' or brder to

stir youiap this morbid weather.

Suits. .

Funnels—whet is more see-

hie? Hove been selling

ywellrst 839.90, reduced to 86. 50.

A broken logoi suits for me.
for the boy, the prices he

 

Underwear.

The thin com-the kind you
seek these hot days. The fancy
wear—no! various colors and
standard in svnm respect, (ills
sbc. «in for 44¢. _ a '

.‘lebriggan' ll! always popular. ,

Here is s garment not execlled

LADIES’ when. sorrs.

Pink and blue Obembray. sailor
collar and flare bottom skirt, trim
med with white braid, 81.98..

LADIES’ when solos: ,
Linen and p in, sailor boiler.
entire suit trimmed with Insertion;
35‘ 5°- ._ ' f

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LAP WEEKLY UNTIL PAID

White P. K. Sin ll, $1. 25.

. White P.‘ K. Skirts. $1 98. ,.-,
White P. K. Skim, a. 59:. ' Iv
Black and blué polka dot skirtsi’l

trimmed with insertion, $1.98: to

33- 9& $1 I I. l .

Boys’ Wish Suits, 49c. : .

Boys’ Wash Suits, 65c. and 989,}: ‘

WHITE WAISTS

5“ ' ’ i

We have the best assortment in ’ ‘
the Twin (lilies. PriceslronlI15

 

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