Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 17, 1905 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, lugteu, on May 9,1902. win any other

usly is
tiny deiamers, challenge: the

use any evide

. ur reg; to sustain any suchcharges.

‘ ‘ “l rurther deny in the most absolute
, and, nmualibedlcrma that said 8. A‘. D.

Puto'r ,‘dld’, either in the city of Wash-

tiino or, place. omen me, or pay to, or
give then; nor did .1 On March 9. 1902.
ln'Waahington. D. 0., or at any other
time or; place. accept or receive from
85A. D, Puter. the sum .of $2,000,0r

 

. anypihcr amount, whatever.“‘either in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, new
-h e . been idle
_'l‘,lltiy‘ mayfcotnei anti; ‘0:
dothpllsb’ed . aerlcuiturlate- 5~ .
m i -,
e tallertlord on assistsfvt
“in demlm‘fl‘mifiWQ?
s urinz the past seven
bevelled got the idealistic
‘ mething'crooked asdj'the‘y
ligating.- Meanwhile the

 

sit. as should have madefihllt e-

“.to be,.reappointed auditor

accounts; The appointment is
“ xtlie senate. Mr. Bree has
‘ .‘poaitlon for same 5'6,de 08
ntative of the" Democrats.

 

 

 

 
 

technical work should be" al-
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nstrstlon ,of the extent .5 to

bred tape is carried by the British

my Regulations, indie) Volume‘ “1..
Par h " " ‘ , ' .
,wn nian thinks the devil
dogging his foetsteps.
,, ,s oi late he has genetic
' , houses and salted to he let in
,. , . . ’ edevil. ‘Tho'peo.
1e became afraldtofhhini and com-
lalned to the police and he was or;
. Undoubtedly. it we are to be-
temptation always enters.
is us after everyone. The iron-
Wlth theMlddletown chap'ls that
made airersonal matter of it.
liven. the; hospital on the intent is in
lava. la ' ‘

sham J. Bachelder is retiring from
chine of Governor of New Hamp-
, e'lglv‘es out a review it his admin-
- 'trition showing the amount of were
valved in meeting the demands, men-
bnd physical. made upon the exec:
titlveiof, the Granite .‘Stste. It appears
‘ during his ad, inlatratioa Covers
fl, "Bachelder has taken part in 26s
fiiblleffnnctions. has made 168 Manual
medicine and has partaken of fifty.
fie lasers. elaborate and dignified
” up to be properly styled banquets.
' ition to twice as many less for.
,5 ingestronomlcai festivities .ln
» 0, years -he has traveled, in
jd umber-a. 50.000 miles omrall-
dtrsins and steamboata. in sutoml»
5 , . stage coaches. Hisrangc
pets from Portland. Me, to Port
are. and 4,“ traversed more

 

 

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and ‘ they a, t

,u tar as "been sentenced to

lainegmauths» ” “mm” - ”5 with “a letter—bi introduce

 
 
 

pposlng his reappointment; alien.

two $1.000'bllie; or any other domains-
tips or, amount, whatever, as an in-
ducement to use y influence ,with
Bunsen “Hermann. ‘t on “commissioner
t theirgeneral land odlce. torl’ndt'lc'c
such commissioner-rte. mass, to
elve ,certain he madden-
or ny. bomesteadfcn ,les what-

r any “other purpose. ,
, here indignantly.’wllh all
s loancommcnd. denounce the
‘ 8.3 D. Pater.
Washing-
bll ' n n 1 l lwoxu'ow
no. as“ on u 3'. .ma .clous y, unquah

ifledly bud atrociously false."
The, senator then said he thought it
proper be should'vstate precisely what
connector: he ever had with Putur
and tilt-lands in question, and some
or theclrculnstancee connected With
.thecacllon'a or the grand iuryland the
publications in the press regarding the
charges. = . ,5 - " 5 55 ..
lie said that‘about‘Mn'rchl'or 2, 1902.
Putcr called on him in _Wasbington
{in from It‘. P.
May a proxnluen at nay of Port—
land cgen, and fer-many years dis-
a t

, Oregon district.
«l’utbrlliamh’lhlfli onion whom he
. ,troduced as Mrs. Emma L. Watson.
is Wliiewlfifldbfiltm of Oregon. who
and inVestetl somethingover $8,000 in
twelve homesteads alter the entry men
badjreceiyed their certificates. The
woman: had obtained the greater part
oftlils money by mortgaglng other
lands secured by notes‘corning due.
.She could, notrnlsé the money to meet
thes‘elfip‘oteeunul she had receiver.
patents. tor the twelve homesteads silt
had purchased. Peter had noted a:
uguntior the woman and she was
blaming, him, Pater said, as he has
assured her when she made the pur~
chases, that file patents to“the lands
would be issued in the regular courst
or business, certainly before the note:

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- she had given fer the borrowed mono.

became due. Peter said it would or,
several months before the cases woulc
he reached in the regular order in the
mud unicelland that his purpose in
calling on lm (the counter) was to
snow if he could aid him in getting
them advanced for early considers»
.ion. The senator said he told Puts:
certainly he would help him in the.
event he found the cases in a condition
to be taken up. Puter. the senate.
said. replied that he thought the case.
had been thoroughly investigated by
agents in the field and reported or.
invorably.

"i had not of course the slightes'
suspicion," said Senator Mitchell, "that
there was anything wrong about the

i told Euler i would go up to the lane."
olllce at, once and, ascertain the {talus
of the case, and asked blurto melons;
with me. He went with-gins. rst‘filv-i

ingrmo an abstract—~a paper cohtaimni

' a. statement of the ‘tWelve different

chines, the names of the respective
entrymen and description of the land
.11 each. the dates oi the alleged sales
by each to Mrs. Watson. together with
the amount alleged to have been paid,
by her'lor each claim. .

"At the land silica." . the senator,
continued. "their were told that the.
field reports in the case were all in and
the cases were ready for examination
in the"general land odlce as soon as
reached in their regular order. but that
it would be some considerable time
beiore they would be reached. Senator
Mitchell said he was further told, at
that time that there had been three
reports. all favorable. made on all the
twelve entries. one .by the register and
receiver, 0. B. blooms and William
Galloway, at Oregon City, Qre.-one s
Repttbiican, the other a Democrat. both
men of the very highest character--
and No reports of special agents in
the field. and‘thst their reports were
all favorable. This information was
obtained from some of the subordinate
officials. The situation was then re

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

commissioner explained to him (the
senator) .thst cases could not be made
special unless some good reason was;

 
 
 

the shorter continued. tthd’ths amt
manna "suxsestcdgthst he Water) put
his «reasons ‘ior within} “19le spas
dial in; to end

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" “he want “headlight fill? v1? or

36
advsneetlhem. Pater and Mrs. Watson
“then went to the senator’s Miles at the
laiter‘s suggestion. whore twa snide
vita, were prei) red without cost to
them. « Senator itcheli then read to
tbs-Sonata the twodliidsvlts. bother

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them detailinsthe factualh‘iltegcsbe

 

 
 
 

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intend)! have ‘ been briefly stifle
lyingon these silidavits, the
"bill it: letter to Commissioner,
tinted March. 33,: ”halibut
referred to be made special.
later he received ,s ' '

an which

uter-

_ ports from: .a
it ' rlliln’char as
w- twee made: hr the or cat
can hudnet complied
.rreulrslnents or the home
These reports have rodents

. ales:
nurtured

 

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.5 homestead entries, orally” Ill ‘Wl‘imn

rented to Commissioner Hermann. l‘hel

pstlxystory about the women and alter?

Wit

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shown by nmdsvit why they should be, 5
advanced ,, Pater. who was prisons-J.

utilized unison be. noted are ,

 

g , themselves,“ aunneocs
bet. .as the remained became a spec
lei he hadron doubt they: would »
coast on earlysdste.‘ 5 ‘
Aw’as grim: to the capitol; be
red stop at: thaland 001cc:

“damned thieves, $0,113“. ’and Hermann about them “19. “th ‘Bflld=

that the consideration ofr‘the, cases
WouldLnot takeaiongtime. but as he
was very busy he would turnthcmover
lo =‘Asslstnnt Commissio er Richards
fortvcousideratlou. This a at in his
(the senator’s) presence. Th senator

 
 
 

 

a respectable ~ citizen at Oregon-
”which." he‘centinuod. “i had every
reason to believe him tabla—end the
man- interested in «the cases, who was
anxious for as” early consideration as
possible. This is,my whole connection
with Puter and with these lands. 5

‘,‘l had, notthe sllzhtest idea; in do
ing what 1 did, that therewasanytnlnz
wrong about theentrlesr or any of
them, -I "did understandrthat someone
had 'made‘fiome, objectlohslto some of
the entries‘at'one time. months before.
but the same had been thoroughly ex~
unlined and reported on favorably by
the register, and receiver at Oregon
City and by We special, agents in the
ileld. For what i did before the land
office in connection with these twelve
entries as l heretofore stated, l was
not offered, neither did I receve 'at
any time. either $2,000 or any other
amount of money. or any other thing
oi‘ valuenfrom‘ S.‘ a. Pulcr or any other
person. ‘ “ ' ‘

"I further state that not until mare
than two years after the consideration
of these cases in modem! emcee—as
above mentioned—had i any know-
ledge or information to the effect'that
there was'any, claim upon the part of
my agent of the government or any
one else, that any of these twelve
homesteads, had been acquired wrong-
.‘uiiy or fraudulently." 5

 
 
 
 
 

years he had been overwhelmed with
letters from all“ over the slate of Ore
goo rocuesilpg him to ascertain the
status of entries and seeking his aid
in getting the consideration 0: cases
expedited hr the general land omce.
He had invariably acquiesced. He had
lone th s “invariably without making
any charge or accepting any compen-
sation of any kidd or character, and so
.ong as I mmatn one of Oregon's sena-
ors i shall continue to do these things
.‘or my constituents. so help me God.
men at the risk of one hundred inv
lctmcnis." - 5

Then the senator attached Francis
J. Honey, an assistant United States
Attorney in the prosecution of the land
rand cases, accusing him of homo
.essional conduct in the Jury room
nd ascertaining that subsequent to
be convictions in the land fraud cases
early in December and before sentence
on been imposed. Haney “engaged
zith United States D.strict Attorney
iohn‘ H. Hall, in representing the gov-
ernment in the prosecution of said
asses, entered into an agreement with
he said 8. A. D. Peter, Emma A, Wat-
ron and others included in said con-
spiracy. by which they were offered
leniency or leniency of some kind or
:harncter provided they would. by their
ividence. involve myself. Mr. Hermann
:nd others in those frauds."

'l‘hc‘ senator referred to his long
career in the Senate and said that .not
mill. this time bad-any charge over
lean made aga.nst his integrity. either
is ashrammember of‘ the bar. or mem-
oenpf the.Senate. it may be thought,
re said, by some that he had violator!
lreccdent in coming to the Senate at
his time, but he declared "i am an
unusual man, andl have at this stage
if the proceedings the same right as
my other senator to come here in de-
ense of my character, which is on
leaf to me as that of any other sena-
.or on this floor." .5 5 ‘

He trusted and believed the time
would come when he could with pro-
uriety demand of the Session thor-
ough investigation of every one of the
charges against him. The senator said
a conclusion:

“1 have been declared by unproven
charges to be unworthy to remain
longer as your associate, and. being
conscious of the absolute rectiiude or
my actions and of my Innocence of
.l" wrong. to have deemed it not only
my right. but my duty to myself and
to the members of this Senate, that l
mould come here and thus publicly
leny all charges which i know to be
lbsoiutely‘fslse. and, also to explain
publicly. the acts upon my part which
i adminand which are now invoked by
the prosecuting oilicer of the govern-
ment. and by is portion of the public
'press. all budgets of crime." 5

mm
5 i'ilMlNlNI Tomes.
The charms oi chlifon' velvet' are
still: being sounded. it is wide and
therefore on . to advantages-which
:nssns tower , Isl-ll exceedingly. plis
able“. and above all has a rich. heavy
iooitw quite proper tor the seam
They tell the that vs sheer fabrics
iiits orgdndlas. nets. tul . etc. are to
have“ a Wide vogue the coming summer
lordresses. new well the clarinet puma
parlour and Persian ribbons will burr
.nonlse with, them. , . , _ .
Do‘ycu bnow‘ why of all patient the
body, the thesis mcstsubiect to plin-
pies and dimiiarerupticns? You prob-
ably, thistrit is simply the ‘ vat-
ing way at mattersdn genera, but it
is coisuchthlnmssyil menswear. it
indispensath thee. is washed oftecsr.
‘ f sp'op and the circular;
It .5 .5 5 , lililll on”. t
i so a“ an the“ cod all
there's reactor exit endemic hill or
tron all. parts at: anybody. , you
worms and rubdsilysll bili'ts‘lifftlie
ll facsiofwih‘e‘ sll’illtlie-secrelious will
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and died out 5 it. possible
howlong'r belorethe cam would be 5
up. other than considered. When, bespoke to Mr. 5

their Introduced Puter to, Richards as-

 

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'- iloyment oi refreshment .,whicb were
served in abundance, ailsrlte dale .
Greenwich Tribe was or -

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wt

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specter. abscesses-ma.

church. Titerservlre will be is char
of the Young Men‘s Band. oi wbl

holding weekly meetin a
weeks past. The East

The meeting launch ,‘to all.

 

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HOYT'S THEATRE.
on: molly ontv. ,
rHussosv, new. is.

FRED assumes...
Presents Harry B. Smith’s Delightful

Musical corneriy
The Liberty Belles
Absolutely the Original New fvm

Production
_ From the

meteor: saunas Tuesrss.
MINGERB, useless» ,coms-
DIANE—.110. 5“

25—MUSICAL NUMBERe—ee
SPECIAL FEATURE
The Latest New 5York_ Sensation
THE RADIUM BALLET
A $10,000 CREATION.

PRICES—25c. 50:: Ind 75:.
Seats on sale Monday. Jan. 46th.

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seeono ANNUAL ‘ sdht- ‘

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PAST COMMANDERS' assocm
TlON. A. e. K.. or THE luvs.
rtc'cusm.
held In

ARiON HALL. SOUTH NORWALK,
FRIDAY EVENING. JA’N 201'H. 1905.
lelts'ts- admitting one . . .. '80

three chances on the following prizes:

ParlorTabio, Rocker, Parlor Lamp,
Clock and Silk Umbrella. ‘ '5
fuse admittance to ob

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new raisin sweaters
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
'rllus Taste. _ '
in Minot December 4. 1004:

Leave scum noswst‘lt roe
new YORK.

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The second in‘ the series of, special
class meetings in anticipation of the
coming evangelistic movement. will be
held this evening at First: Methodist c
8° less
ch
Allen any is leader. which has been
for... some lab
Orwell: Band bri
is expected 'to be present and assist.
Beth Huntington. the leader and the
poster. will take part, in the exercises.

Committee reserves the right to w '

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norant,
ignite-
0 good -‘ ‘
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s have beenv‘dopraved, or i
~ enormlllbof the olrense
pensllylbr such wrongs," ,
or. Wholly irresponsible.‘ needlessnea‘s
or thoughtleseness can scarcely ac-
ount tor so serious an bitches. Doubt-
‘the clues being followed up will
it; What the motive lethal led to
heinous a misdemeanor. “The pun-
iuent should act as a warning to
as about a greater resoectflm the
c and care oitbuhlic property. '

In YOU as
our of ‘a‘ choice liltot Arne so; ,
sponges. Just arrived gene ‘slly‘scld at

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W“ “Pm; Willi-E “fittest-

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remedy. forepld in the head. and the
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lllo‘lfslifrss‘ Pharmacy.
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B“ ‘ o o I
Pill The IllMlllll
that We sell Wall Papers. Crockery.
Glassware. Lamps. Chimneys and
Burners, Shelf Paper. Window Shades,
Cornice Poles, Curtain Rods. Ready
Mixed Paints, Window Class. Enamels.
Stains and Varnlsbes. Paint and Ar.
tists' Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks. la‘r‘amed ‘ Pictures.
Frames; Slepladders. Chair Steplad-
ders. Artista’ Materials for Oil. Water,
Charcoal and Crayon Work.

We do a general Painting, Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.

To order

Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business.
Respectfully,

L H. letter,

87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalls. Conn.

Telephone Connection.

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as Stamps with one
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Your attention is called ten new brand of Soap—the “Rocks. ‘
teller" Brand—which. without doubt, is the finest article to wash in
hard or soft water. You can throw away the washboard and your
work will be easy-ayour clothes white as wool. We are giving away
samples, so you can be the judge. Your neighbors say it is the best
goods they have had. 5c cake. or 6 cakes for 25c. Buy one cake and
then“ tell us and your not
at terms. ,

ROCKEFELLER’S TRIPLE M—MONDAY'S MISERY

Remember us for all

Wyharies E w Seymour.
ire Muntu‘llylrading A Hole.

Money luv-pm at was»:

ways excellent. iluli messim ‘snd‘we'
Dent forget “"3”“ for rinse brain

issue a. noun. ”“9: 0"? snail). oN‘I-v 5.. . .5 . . . . . . . . ..

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The , people have ilous since‘ is

learned that theBO TON, _ _
,3 ways, of doing thinners exactly right-thalwayn, a,iittle bob, “
is expected is the rule. 5 5 " ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 * I

55 1‘08“le 00306 in this paper will not admit of but a tow prices. 5‘ 5

ize poster containing the complete announcement can‘lbe had. '
tore.5'.,5_.'l,‘his is the way the prices are fixed: " ‘x-t‘ . ' .»
Moms, of Ladies' Black Hr saline gauge.
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the pair. 0c. ,,
make. .the best 12m, 2 Hose, to.
bbed Underwear, line gauge, weighs a pouno‘moreto the
390 go Clearance price. 25c. , .5 " '
st Wiiilmsntlc Cotton, our resear- price so. "Clearance“
7c and 90 papers. Saleprlce. 4c.

5 eilntoussréty Pins. regular 6c.
~ Ecru Lace Stocks, rush top, asserted colors, our regular 25c number.
uCiesrahce price ,150' w 5, , 5 L i ‘5 _ ‘
“ en uncommitted Handkerchiefs. , regular 'zlic.' f ‘Sale'
'lhddlee’ Wool“ 010v lack and grey, good 70.10%th 39c,;Sale. 19c. ,.
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Me nen‘s ,Boratpd au’mPow or, regularZBc. _ Sale,”
Talfie Danissk,"60 in, full, bleachgd’worth '45‘c et733c Siv‘dl‘ 4%
,“Fruit of‘the‘Loom"fMuslin. lull yard wide, not the

 

 
 
 
 

 

usually..sold."i:egular pl‘icoli‘llw‘ ‘ Sale. 7c.-
' Yard wide Brown Cotmn.‘valuedc, at 41156- ' ‘
, ,lsliuch BlrdaeyeDiaper. 10 yd. one, regular doable, ,
‘ t 0351“}! Striped Nainsoolt for Waistings "and Dresses. worth 1
a c. 5 ' f ’ ’ ” ’
Best American Prints
at Mo.
‘ , Best Apron Ginghams. any len'rth, value 8c.‘nt“5c.
ladies';Walsts that were'swo and $3.00. new at 32.00:
" Walste that ware $1.00 and 81.5"..now at 75c.
Albatross 'Waists that were $2.98, now at $1.38.“
Winter Coats that were $16.00 and $22.50. $10.00.
Winter Coats that were $10.00 and $12.50, excellent values,
. $5.00 Scarfs or Muffs. at 33.00. .
' ‘ 81.00 Umbrellas at 75c. . .
33.00 Umbrellas at 82.00. f ‘
Trimmed Hats that were $3.00. $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00, new at 31.50»
82.50.503.75 and 86.00.
Parlor Brooms..regnlar price 25c. sale price, 19c.
White Porcelain Dinner plates, regular 8c, at tic.
Three Pint, Bottles Ammonia, 10c.
10 pce. Decorated Toilet Set, regular price. $3.25. sal

it meta.

2hr.
, all colors,.value 6c5aud'7c.“ ,Sprluitfls‘tylee

$6.98.

 
 

 

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Watches. Jewelry. our Clocks, ' I
Cut Glass.

at A. w. AUS’rIN's.

, 4o, Wall Street. 5 Norwaik. Conn. ‘5 _

GOOD, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOO O

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