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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 26, 1901 · page 8

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"' 36' ll deter v'ind‘1-2"
' 2 2Mocent of the»

1151 his oftenslve refer
‘ miral Schley are
with the expressions
triends toward Rear

terriew. " I said "Ad-
quoted as claiming that
he.» battle of Santia

Spanish ships and
lob per cent. of the in-
d by the} American

_ to ,
so she, was 1151111111;
as she talk

hters. Esther 11ml; ll

. h'w ,
burgh and hid w e wiII' go to Maynard
Mass. 1191 soon 1111 Mrs Fosburgh's'

» hesIth will permit They will occupy

a outage there which was heln'z arrang'
ed for them at Ibo time Miss May Foe

' burgh was shot

NEW YORK. July 264~Caplgaih Titus.
11 the detecIIve bureau. expressed
much pleasure when told of the verdict
in the Foshurgh 111111.»;

‘NInety-Ilve per (Isn't: 01,2."11111 It'le
thought that he would be acq thed"
said Captain Titus. “but the family wl'li
undoubtedly not be satisfied until the

murderer of May Fosburgh is found.
The family have asked Former Chief
Hosea. of the United states Secret Ser~
vice. to help find the man who ‘did the
killing. I expect him here today. to
confer about the matter. "

WASHINGTON. July 26-A man
claiming to be James Gray. formerly
of Union Pier. Mich" and Chicago was
arrested here today. on suspicion of be
lng implicated In the Fosburgh murder
at Pittsileld. Mae's. Gray had just stop-
ped out of jail. after serving iliteen

' days 7111‘ steailng a hat Irom a hotel

within a con-
“Ike rest of the
,1; t e correspond
rooted their ships from un
lotions
al 111.191.151.71 went Into
tower." he said "because
had been provided for me
Cine reason for my going
use the steering was
nnlng tower, and I re-
di, not stay there more

351118.111. refused

I111 ook's .version of

taln Eu .
”it at.
a re- ,

in of

a heutlemnn l

by manoeuvring or
‘ t

11.111111 although the
, when the Ter-
t‘s. aboard tried

“Milifimd when 1. In 2

; red Inward h
WI! ,2 degrees. Th 11'
; 111111 the position
2, can ships. 'whlch
“Viscoya by the stern

and 11110 the
. i (Returning
"ye ear!

' completed to start the wo1‘&

 

when a detective rearrested him. Aili-
davits secured by Chief of Detectives
Titus, New York. from women there
charge a man named Gray. with com-
mittins a burglary and shooting a wo-

an about the same time and In the
same vicinity as the Fosburxh tragedy
occurred. Detective Captain Boardman
learned three days ago that Gray was
taking an usual Interest in reports of
the Fesburgh trial. and spent much
time In Its discussion. Cray told de-
tectives that he Was from Indianapolis
but authorities there have not trace of
him. Today he said his ‘Iather lived
there. and he hims’el! had lived In 1111
Ion Pier, then went to Chicago, and lat-
er was emoIo'Yed on a railroad at Cum-
berland Md. .7

MILLS ARE TO RUN AGAIN.
Leaders of Amalgamated Association
Cannot Keen Men In Control.

PI'I‘TSBURG. July 26. ~McKeosporI

' was again the center of interest lathe

great» steel 1.1121115 today.. Intense 2.
citenient prevailed thro II the ,

that many guards have I) an so'n't to
the Demmler Tin Plato mills and the
report that arrangements.“ 11116 been
with non
union men on Monday. 111111sz
was the situation that Rev. Stuart
Sharp hurried to the city. to beg the

, tin plate company of this thy hot to

attempt to start the mills. as blood
shed would surely Iollow'.
Manager Samuel M Cooper. of the

DeweeeWood plant. after a lengthy

conference with head 111611111111 06 the ,

company in Pittsburg. Made a state
ment today partly to reply to the edict
Issued by Mayor Blark. of McKeospori
Wednesday that the c’dmpany would
get no assistance from the McKeeeport
police department should they decide
to start the plant.

Mr Cooper said: "We are going to
, dwlth. and
t do 11117111:
. 2 » 71.11111 or and
Ilie' city of McKoesport: The .Dew
cos Wood people are heavy taxI'IIyers
In the city and must be protected "

Mr. Cooper intimated quite strouxly
thaI the mills would be run strictly
nonunion and that no Amalgamated
people would hereafter be employed
In the Dewees- Wood plant:

It In extremely quiet 2111 Wellovllle

if.our men are‘ Intel

' this morning. Four mills were run-

2.111115 and Manager Brooinnan expects

.‘to have» the 61111111 11111111. In operation

on Monday.

, The mass meeting of unio

which was to have been held

no lo 11 rd flight. 11113 111111
'o of the Aimlxw

j mated 11111111111111, {gar 1111111116 It

the do 2

, mutant and the market sunk back

1 into 'stogni'ti‘on. “ 2

thr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fosburgh'. 2
; I

, carom-1 block.

start up within the next few days and 2

easily in hand.

 

street 1 p.
silentxtor 119131116

2,1111 o 111 stocks w
‘ 1111113239131:

11 Fuel Ireland 2 2
LL ifi'l‘ltlillliil‘, 2 n. III—'81.

an 2
61,5] .a anal nabbed slight im, .. '
1111111221111 sympathy;

X15111" n: 1111111111 11111111711511 once 111
Who movement was only mo-

AV'B QUOT TIONRI" ‘
311111113301! ' '

A111» Got. 011, 33:5 15211115

Am. 11.11.1111 111 111114 1119521111

Am Tob. Co. 13095 132 13011 1112

Atcblson. 7295 7515 7291. 73%

Atohison 1115., 9191 95¢ 9191. 1117.5;

Belt 11 Ohio. 911 96
7795 7595 77

than. R. 'I'.. 769;,
Can. of. N. 3.. 159 159% 169 1599‘
Chen & Ohio, 44%

Chi. &N W..193

c M. 1131. p 151114 11095 159 1&0"?-
141912” 1111*

Chi. R. I. ll: 1214221485;

C...CC & 8t.11..89

13.62 H 01111.. 158% 169% 158% 158%
U 8. Steel 42 48% 4 75'
UUS Steel 1111191 93% Ill 95' 2
07911.31. 00.. 258% 258% 255‘
Lou: & 1711111.. 102 10215 102
Nor a: West'.4 2..

Metropolitan. 168

M. K. & '1‘. old. 64

Miss.PaciIIc 99% 130

N Y. C. 111 'H. 161% 132

N. Y.'. 0. &W., 32%, 32

0011. Tobacco 66

No. Fee pfd.. 971,516

l1:11aiilc1Mnii 39 '

can vupia, 14W. 145 144% 14.2%

People (11111114 Ilgfilfl 114%

Pbil.&Read. 4'1 41%
711197,, 7:11. 75%

P. & R. pl‘di. 15%
8011.Railwav.296§ 29%
83111 87%

Son. Ry. 11rd.

8011. Pacific 66% 57’
Tenn. 0. £11.. 82% 63
U. 8. Leather: 18% II
0.8. L. 00. pfd. 78%

II. 8. Rubber. 20 20
Union Pacific, 99 1001/4
Wabash. old. 40 40%
West. Union. 92% 92%

1101111. aovs' amoboe.

1111111111111 July 25-7-1111. second 111
vision of the Connectic'ui Boys Brigade
is encamped for two days at Hanover;
Park. The brigade Includes companf
ion from New. Haven. Bridgeport.Ha1t~
ford Middletown. Waterbury and Nor
MM and. there In an addition tw'o
companies of girls from Waterbury
and New Haven. 'I‘oday‘ a program Was
devoted to field sports largely.

~-~q “

NEGOTIATING FOR SIBIRIAN
MINE.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 26~Un1ted
states Senator Clark who Is here in
connection with the construction of

19%
98741

3995
92

the Salt Lake. San Pedro and Lou An» 2

soles railroad. confirms the truth or a
recent statement that he is negotiat-
Ing for a rich copper mining concern
in Siberia. One of his agents is now
Investigating the» property.

SEARCH RON IODIIEMQANDONID

NEW YORK. July 26~Bearel1 for
the bodies of Arthur L (2011111111 and
Captain Flint. drowned ei gut days 11110..
when 11 1111111111 1111111111 tlj’e‘ yacht Vault:
11111 on 1.5111: Island Sound has been
abandoned. by the 11996 I! small boats
that has hovered around the vicinity
of the accident.

W"
SOLAIIHD'O INN! IANT GOLF.
HICAGO. Jul '36 .FéWliliam 2
bird. Lakevlew o'if 011m,‘todayfiv',z'I1'1'1'
the Kevin Oak‘s cup In 1119'

play was brilliant and at an eta 1111 he
had niso o.pponcnt W171 1.. 711051111011.

and dye to play.

I: A.’F'reen1‘an and Hon 0 e 1
start tomorrow 11101111118. I31 1111 13" 11';
days' tri to Albany. In the for or
yacht " it." They 17111111111115
York.11nd through the 111111111121
Into 'tbe Hudson. 22 :

Miss 171111 a 81111 11: Grove street
I“ "’9 “M of her do, .
11 Smith. in 11... mm“? 11111 my

12,
3°”

‘ he, more 11111

1] 11'1" Washington ‘

Norwlllt.» (icon. 2.,»

 

boat dock at 8: 00 o’clock sharp, re:-
29% ’ 2

"'2 which «.1 be c told-”d '01 members.

5 80th Nor'vi'nlk.

111111 11111111

open evént 2
at the Chicano salt tournabIent". 'Hls .

He won with 11111 up >2
' ' 8111‘qu- fund,

 

, rd“"'"‘ .
1.0111137 anon“. L. 7.1.“;

STEAM“? Him

Svec's‘ “hill uniformed iltri band
will (1111111111 music on board an at pa-
villop at grove. Boat will leave stem»

turbine at 12: 00 oclock.
it 'itorm‘} 11131;}: iilr nl'n'ht

Music. Doucl'ol [67161611111115.1211

TICK .‘I’B, CENTS. .

Trolleysvt'o go 111' all directions. will
toast the steamer on the arrival 'In

.1-1111
le 23 lit.

REBORT

or. run 110%?”on or

AT son'm’efiohwanx. .' II
111 the 81qu o: connecticuté at the
close oi business. .iu‘ly 115.1~ .
2 2 11111161111111: 153.2." ' 2 1
Loans and discounts. 6360.745 .60
Over-drafts. secured and un-
secured. .. 611.00
11.3.1111111'11 to 1161111 citcu- 2
lotion. 6,600.00
Stocks. securities; etcz. ‘ 111380317
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures. . . 16,764.16
Due iron Nations Banks '
. (not Reserve Abe to"). 2301.02"
Due to state Banks and
Bankers. "it ' 111.51!
Due from approved; reserve ‘ ,
32.811661
3.260.011

agents.
Internal Revenue 8681mm.
Checks and other cash
Items.
Notes of other National
‘,Banks
Fraotlob'nl paper currency.
nickel: and cents. 2 2,‘ ’.
Lawlul money In reserve In
111111.111: «:3 . 4;
Specie. 17 .880
‘ Legaltender notes, 8'940

Redemption fund with 11 s.
Treasurer (6 per cent. of .
circulation), ,

;_ 181911706

Total
‘ "‘ LIABILITIES
Capitol stock paid in. 6100 003.3% ;

12.11171;
111.170.1111;

9.150.711.
7,150.11»
105.05

211.520.1161

3,250.00;

W

moulded ornate. loss e‘x-'
nouns and taxes‘ paid.
National 1111115- notes cut-

36471161118.
boo to other national 1.1.1111.
boo Trout Companies and

VI”. Banks. ,1“
ends Unpaidl'u
Mlvidialk: deposit"; subject

 

1,1
5. White P.

, restful place in
- Maria Pat-1011 in The Ladies' Home

- all the window and
‘ sun and air

‘ A Skylight or

‘ tle daughter " said 11

6151117

27.711.11g, '

_ 2 . an
Wash Chiil’o somcihmg 11s ‘

Three-burner ()i'l SIo'ves.
Mason Fruit Jain.

Water Bandit...
Decorated Toilet Sets.
Six inch F‘ 2 2 ' '
Dbcorated

l
1...»... ..5._ .. Li. .

heal» fabric the marshes ul‘ar line tins season. '

r sand fan pilterus.
opcuwork. . "

ups and Iaucers, each.

 

' HOW To" up» no House cpou..' 2.

m—

, What Can be Done to Make it a Com.

Iorisblc, its-17111 Place in Hot Weather.

'fll'in'ny 1 loss can be done to make

even the email once a comfortable.
at weather." writes

Journal for , pgust. "Qt course the
windows must be pro on shaded with
blinds or 11qu al so well screen

111116 carpets

'2 ed. and w ,po ..
,2 should be Ragewlfb 513911.151 with
‘ linen. Cool

. as white
11121311, 1131113; 1111." 19111111113, should no
111119 the» l W3 or "'a who colors
T1116 white mud 111.. curtains 'softon the
113111. The 1159:1111 should be well aired
and sunned a. cast”. once a day. The
early morning“ 11 511151 or this. Open
11.1116 11 let the

pour Ibrq'll8li tI'm house.
About nine ozcloc'k close the, 1111111111 and
ii the win'do'ws éx'cep't one or two
downstairs 111111 two or pthreewu gated”.
In the open 111111101771 place 6 grass
screens. or coyers. the 1‘s 1111‘ screens
with wet 1111111111 511 'e sun goes
down open 111.111 the 'wl'pdb'ws and blinds
lbdow should be kept
open night £11” lath Ihe 11115, ex.
cost. of oopr’ge.‘ w 11 lamina. The
celisr windows, {111.1173 open only at
111th. I! the y.. e 1191; closed during
the heat of “1614'! the warm, moisture
111.111 9119 1111111110011
densera on“ lilac." 3512111111. etc.
and in a tew'f 'qy'c wil 11111111911110 dump
as to be an 1111111111111 place: 1117 keep
1111 Mood ... . ,

PRESUMPTIM'; KINO'HIP.
Katie, the mains buyout-old,
came dancing and 1111181118 into the
parlor. Then. seeing a; strange caller.
she stopped abasbod "This ism III
6r mother.“ «the...
this is Mrs. Basso." I 1flow do you do.
Mrs. Bugs?" said 61.19.11anqu to
remove any uniav 11111 Impression
the visitor might we “£11,116” 1.2 "I
know, a 11111114111 ’11:...“ _ 2,
Bus. 111 she “any rclctlo ' .

 

openers 1
111111111 81161

Have been told that they are
excellent values ”at 39c'and
5201;; to close them out new

" 25o" '
Grumman's

Whittle Stilt 

 

 

 

Greet reductions in e’veru‘ ’Meparlment
Ladles’ Libell’ Sid 115: from 660% $6 66.
Chambrau, Masses for ladies. "2 this and old
1056; $1 9 White Lawn Waist‘é from 760
to $2. 60., ',..A large assorlm (fit Coler-
ed Shut W11 at greatlu r‘edu ($111665.

MILLINER Y. ,,

Everulhmc In this department' '11011 can bun
at 110111 own price. Sailors from' '26010
9611; all worth double the price.

OUR CLOTHING DEPT

“-Which- IS the 1111131 cemplete and lamest in

the twin Cities haS been areallu induced A
look 1110 (1111211115 1111116111 11711111017 mil 111111
11011 an. idea" of 11. different 511113611162 cam;
in stock Suits from $6. 96,10 $16. 96.;

case on chop"

Prices the same We Sell 11151 as cheap In
sOme Instances cheaper. than the so—oalled
015611011565. '

15151115555551 with eyerubodu. '

 

 

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