poll t l c Ea i diuretics.
sporting matter any ~
.. other news. rec‘d Tho.
, Sentinel.
.1.
. Wd'd'tlt‘k'l'de
remember) 1870
o
Entered at the Booth Npmtk Poet-onion
as Second Clue Matter
. Carlyle (of - father)
W'Hr'l'i'i
ANIHNIIBIII 000 MIN
08I0 IO0IIY 00I SNONI
SNSPINSION IS IO0NIO I00
Operators’ Committee and Representatives of the Miners Are
Coming Together for a Conlerence on April. win. in
Philadelphia, When Some Settlement May be Reached
ANNIIISN NIIN NOII 0IO0NOIN I0 IIIINIIN .
I0 WO0N IN INI NINIS NS 800N ENS PflSSIBII
00INI’IIIIO INIP
0I 0.000 NIIIS
Golden Arrived Home Set-
urday Might
dx-lliayor and Mrs. Richard it. Got-
den, of West avenue, arrived home
Saturday night, alter traveling about
8.000 miles through the United States.
going from coast to roast and-seeing
about all that is of interest to the
tourist in the West and between here
and the imaginary boundary of the so-
called west. llarrlng two accidents
their Journey was without interrup-
tion and Mr. Golden reported this
morning that they had a most do-
Ilightful trip.
At this season oi the year tourists
.nre few in number and us a lesult.
0f the 43, 000 Votes Counted Thus Far Over 25,000 Have De- llaelrummmnndauons were not mm.
ciared tor a Resumption of Operations
I
NEW YORK, April l.—~Authraclte
t‘lOi operators believe that the suspen
sion of work in the hard coal region
which went into effect today, will nil.
continue long and that the coming to-
.uether of the operators committee
and representatives of the miners on
April 10 in Philadelphia will result in
a basis of settlement. This belief is
strengthened. theoperators say. by
the fact that there have been no tia~I
sea of bitterness shown on either side
and that this makes a satisfactory nd-
justmentpf differences much easier.
Just what the minors will submit
" Still it]
' my,» Mari,
heed elitsrger'ouariers tor-ills
_ .llphoiyisry Department
is . Apparent
'l‘ he need of larger quarters has long
been tell by Mouser. Pet-er tr. Burns
or the Button Store. in Not-Walk. and
he is a wearable; arrangements for
an midi on ‘he erehted on the rear
~ of the M building
. The [addition- will be utilised by .l.
1W. Abeardfdd itiib upbolsterin-g de-
partment. Valid will be a meat boon to
that deportmént of the store.
Title increase in business has ne-
! oessttated larger quarters of the up-
.thoieterlnx department.
Upon inflammation it was discover
lad first an addition on the rear of the
Idsuildiin'g will be easily effected and no
rarest ltmdemking on the part or the
contractor. The added petition prom
tth the second floor of the nvaln
r_
NIP. tile fear.
it. is expected that the contract will
. be awarded shortly turd that the work
«an early date. ' ' . ~
bell ltElillilstsslloE
" dist ants llEnlll
Cominvlfiioners
oiul directly and Whitman 8.
4r mm... against the proposed
‘ Mrs. James Laydep's sa-
present inaction, in East
treat to the Flatiron
E KI? number of witness
this morning and may
to the operators at the ‘ooming Phila-I
‘ aw
IIflmmI
neuron April lye-Nearly munitions bitiflW chili tboII
Ind and were of the best both going
Eand coming. Howot or. despite all that
:he saw and notwithstanding the beauty
deiphia pantomime “E a ““18 of (“E and grandeur of the western counlrl.
cusslotl has not been lezirned. but the 'h.lr “01‘1““ ”’1‘" 3“” I0 '5‘” hack “0m"
' ()pemom think the two points or chief and is more than eier convinced that
issue will be the directions 01 incl-cue" South \orwalk is good enough for him
ed wages and recognition of the um I “I and “’5 ”Nd?" experienced
ion Most of the operators are in ta 1”" “whim” ”n" ”I “mm M" the
vor of granting an nu mu“, m wag“. trulllond wreak at lied (‘loud Cot, and
while one. railroad company is sold to “I SI’OI‘I‘M' “ "h I" ”‘9 I'm” ”"3
oppose a high iiicrcisse claiming that Im‘m “"0“ MIMI they were bastion
it would pipe out its margin of profit. Ig‘“ ran “w“ a mm” and ”3°” 0"
The operators ear that the question a crossing. injuring "I“ "m“ “M d9
of recognition of the union was act-"mu"11an III “‘3“
tied for all time by the award of the In": act dent at Red Cloud “I“ a
Iauthraclte (iommIasion several years “Hm" one and occulred during the
1. » early morning of March 26. They were
'enroute b tw ul ve'r t‘ i it St.
(Continued on ”Mrs-no was...) I III I” ° I d
. ILouts, Mo As the train was entering
Red Cloud the engine struck a de-
erilmi. splitter res .
Tum Milli“ 9‘
9W in the more and was thrown,
.wvyaivquI .EE,»'.'1~I
textile onerstii'es l Massachusette,1l°¢°lifl 43" W M “0 bank on “It
Eli-ode legend and nuscticut receiv- “'36 aids Th0 deeper in which Ir-
ed a Meal advance m mg” or and bird. Golden were reposin‘ left
from five to ten percent. today, when1lh0 rolls on the other side. The acet-
cotton and woolen Imanufscturers no- ..,.road “d It this PM!“ the "Will Tim
came enecuve Upw‘r“ 0‘ $000.00 parallel With ”I. ”V07. The inter
mill operatives halve had their ”filled peroolated through the omb’aalo
raised during the phat few weeks Intent. undermining “'9 WWW '9
0f the 7 500 persons to benefit byfinat when the into hit the spot. active
the wage advance, about five thouhitnd 'I I "’“d 0’ ‘9 miles ”I ”9“" I“
work in cotttni mills. The advancesiiuc“ ‘9" “M" I“ "0“)“ “I: II“
in thi_s state were made in North Alb-"I'm “I“ ““IW’“ °u “‘9 rails. ~ :v
ams and Webster. One thousand The car I“ which MI” “‘I M” 0""
workers in North Adams will receivefd‘In W3“ riding cornmhnced I9 “I“
more money on paid!!! m. week than and they were hustled out into the
they have previously. About 100 ill “9’“ one I0 the “I“ “I"! I“ II “0°"
the vicinity of Webster were atfected. ”m" ”I” were “59‘“ “‘6’“ “I" °I
In Rbode island more than 1.000 em- this car. At this point thev got off the
may“ received increases. Three bun 1train entirely and ware driven a mile
drsd are employed in Maplevliie and a ball back to a farm house.
while 750 work in 1.33m“ 1 where they remained until 8 o‘clock
LOWELL Mass" April l—-Three the next morning. in the accident the
parades of strikingI textile Operativeeg “SIM" and fireman V9" killed and
one of which had 1a conflict with the.the "3‘39“39" ”WM" “W""Nit- M'-
glues to be two stories high beginning
1mm, there 1,31“; a stone «retaining «police interfered when a few paraders
we below this in the ream-m w’tiich’
1w .1 be “new“ to move yum,“ going to work in 1the Tremont and]
I Suffolk Mills, and as a result two
Ion meEm1t1on,~w1-|1 M commenced at, had Kfllhel'ed. W8. diBDfil‘Bfid without
Simeon
it the Town Court room. inl
police, occurred hi this city during:and MI" Golden's “I"? V" “I
Ithe early morning hours today TheI--d‘m"3°d “a taking "'"I'In‘ ‘0'
Igetlter. they considered themselves
attempted to interfere with persons!very fortunate
FIRST NOON DAY SERVICE.
it was decided this afternoon to
change the time for holdinx the noon-
day meetings in Red Men's Hall!
I the police being utilised to draw their Washington are“ from 12:80 to 13:15
clubs. The other two parades caused ocipck. “'7‘ was a 300‘ attendance
no trouble; 1 this noon. and Rev. Frederick A. Cole-
.. .... man, rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church. spoke interestingly on Every
EBL00iii|0llltiis TliAil.
VliidiNlA 007M018
M
HlLIiSVILLE (In. April 1.—-—wnh
men and one woman were arrested.
1A crowd of about 700 strikers, which
preacher will the Rev. Ralph 6. Hart-
W
EXAMINIU EDI COMMENCNON
Second Lieutenant Coiled. of I
ten and Wesley
1perete clanomenw
to answer re.» the ssassinaoion of the
Carroll County courthouse (ribbed. I
those in charge of the search today be- '
lteved a. report 011 the capture wowg
come at any more t. The bounds, tit» .-
words the two des-
are being hurt:
f 1 lb. high ands
stoma Golf... 300.
Former Mayor and Mrs. it. _iEl.'
the increase announced recently by ‘dent occur!“ on the Burlington raii- ’
Day Religirm. Tombrrow noon tbe=
“Victory v» iron
EST ibiDlA This 00.. .
.. ‘ is! Washiuaton fit. ’ E
# nil
lieve Raised ti 000.000 by
lune it"iie Says
illitiil liliiil iii
Iawaiting action by the coroner, who
WlATHER FORECAST *
Rain late tonight and Tuesday
a
TWO cams ‘
BIONI I000 NINIIIBN
0010 000M NINIIN INNN
Fatality Appeared to be the Out-
come ol an April Fool’s iolte
-
SOUND BEACH. April 1.——James J.
Stewart died from a blow struck by
Rollin Hedges, a fellow clerk in the
grocery of Robert Stewart here. today
as the outcome of a joke played by one
on the other. Hedges is under arrest. ""00 Explosions in Rapid
O
was called to make an inquiry into the
totality.
The exact nature of the joke Is not
known. it was played by James Stew-
art. as he and Hedges Went to iiitch
up their horses beiore milking the
NM JISNION WOIIII
. Ilhc latter come into the store laugh-
Rev. Dr Forbes “Moses New
Vertical Conference
W
District Super-impotent W. “7.80
dish anode his re ’ for the New H11:
vane district at ‘t Mon of th.
New Your East . thence in Brook
iyn. Saturday it “Iii an interestinlr'
one and showed that my improv-e
ments were made the churches liur
ing the year. The Ighuactor of all the
pasture was passed;
President William Arnold Stiankiin
of Wesleyan [intros-airy,
(Coatinoed on militant: Pan.)
-- -Wu-u-m~_.-.—.
Nil IOINIO
Westerns
sarcomas. April 1.—,—Notqith
standina the notices that the wedding
of bliss Ibstberittsabeth Eloy to lion-
ry Pendiston had .been lndelnitoly
postponed. a large number of Outlet
town guests cups to this city noun
day to attend the Wedding and racco-
tion which no to have humanoid at
the home of lies manual-eats ltev.
and lire. will. may or is. Crap
cry street Most of those who came
from out of town had not received noI
lice or the fact that the wedding.
would not take place.
Miss Eloy yesterday had recovered
from the shock of finding that the
man she was to marry was not worthy
and seemed inclined to believe she is‘
iortbnate that his unwortblness had
been discovered in time. Elbe received
the sympathy and the congratulations
of a large number of friends yawn
day afternoon at the church at Broad
and Granary streets.
Rev. Mr. may said yesterday that
he had heard nothing of Henry Paid
tales and is conddenthe had left the '
city and m glad that the proposed
alanine was stopped in. time to are
the monster from becoming the vie-
the or an unpriaolplsd also.
any—n-
copes WWARMw IiEflTHPAYv
Judge Mn '8. Woodward. 0d 0 [this
street. W his. eighty-second
birthday mom in tbsmnina the
Won was marked by a tumor at-
toy. and his topic “A Militant EOlll‘iIt" ‘
arena Country club". ti I ~
tits mm at the huntiymme
ea. Judas Woodward has «one.
mutation. and but men hit
so MIN-II... Ml many more Ilinllsr
. vlorow iron tNTliifl'A‘iit E-oon
. statics commission.
mommies punt lives. amnion
by the inter-
W
Middletown. .
cum. made an excellent speech in tip-1
1mg round that stewart was dead. all
‘ cord avenue line tom
. when multimillionaire» it limit
morning round in Riverside. Robert "1E FRSI “HE WAS
1Btewart. brother of James. says that I
log. while Hedges was very smart and
1wEns muttering that he would get eien
1wlth the other. Neither man gale an .
inkling as to the Joke.
“hen Hedges made a remark about
getting Bicw'srts blood. Robert Ste-vi PATERSON, V. J., April 1.—An ex-
1art told both clerks to set to world: plosion in the finishing room or the
devising ”edges to so out on his let-tin. Ipowder mills at Wavne about. five
Illodgca till not so at once. but stood miles west of this city today killed
about the store James Stewart had to two workmen and maimed three oth-
go to a sour barrel to fill an order-.19“. 'lhe explosion was fell over a
ll hiie leaning over the barrel with his radius of titty miles and started rev
ibaud inside to reach the contents.I ports all through the metropolitan dis
diedaee darted across the store with a trial of a great disaster 1
wrench in his hand. He struck Stew? The dead are:
art on the bead. . I Charles Smite, superintendent of
Robert Steven interfered. separat the mill. !
Ihilt the men. who were then fighting.I Charles madeck. u workman I
Iput Hodges out and sent his brotherI William Spernow another DON!"
I
There was a
wound on the scalp which Dr. Austin may die.
dressed, but. tearing there was a fraol . ,.
turn be sent for the Stamford hospital "uni-lo“ To 8H “m
“Ill” HEIiEii
Imbalance. Before the vehicle arriv-
m
I
to Dr. Austin's office. worker, had both arms blown off and
ed Stewart who mm a" 31. wa
W! PWW'W
It was . _
his bases when ’ “ (gin W'mi
iotoihemwitbsipuamm‘ et Attorney .J. r. Berry to music
Winn um John noises, another mime verdict or the ism in are cute at‘
more. wanted it. annoy said be 11.11 Peter F. Manon, of Nor-walk. Mint
not called for it Ind Stewart realis- the Oonooticut company. The Jury
in? that he had been mile the “flattened the pisintlif the sum at 34.000
“in of an April hoot jolts nought, out: for injuries he more at Norm.
Hodges. it to attend that Bte‘vmti when the rear trucks of a car Jumped
“Wk Helium hit the head with the a swim and the our Jamaica into a
monkey wrench and that the latter lt- plto of urea; He sustained a com-
“milled to retaliate by striking Ste- pound fnoture at one is: and on in-
wart with a shovel; rte did no; we. lury to the other one. which necessi.
seed and subsequently the two "at: taxed mitts; oft the toes. and the
.lnto the store Where the «counter W
inhibit insulted in the fracture all m Cue also denied the motion
Stwart's skull and his death Occurred Ito not aside the verdict in the case
When the ambulance arrived and it I0! Emma. J. Smith against Sarah J.
ITri mm. This was a contest tor a
otilcor who «companion the "may title to a bit of property
Ilusoeateo that an effort be mm m In the motion to m stride the ver-
ilnd Hedge. Being lufonned {11.1 1191 dict in the cone of Funk W. Mc~
than gone to Riverside to an ordered Kendrie, of Norwaik who got a ver-
ltbe odicer had the ”mama" driven dict them the Norwalk investment.
Itbere. Hedges was located arrested Go. the court says: it a remitter of
1nd taken to Stamford. He did petition of the amount of the verdict is
know of the 1.1.1 termination of tbeI; filed within one week the motion will.
quarrel at" the Stamford paling 11qu the expiration of the period he
tlbn be expressed regret that 111. "optioned. Unless so flied. motion to be
bio had arisen and that be had struck hunted "id "NM sot aide
Stewart and hoped that he would not
suffer any ill shots from the blow. m HIGHER lN BRIDGEPORT.
“H“ I' I“, “WW"?II 3° “3" of Treason-or Walker Explains the ties-
the Eoitlcer in charge “I 90““ W sons for Five Cent Advance.
barter-.1. ,
q .0“. mm a“, reply. . . astronomer April 1.-—n w.
um“ “1“. H0380! fiufim to m. Willi», trmmr of the Wok
tioor Ill a dead faint. remaining “Whitey loo 001nm, in explaining the
advance at are cents a hundred pounds
t‘bpt cdtidttiou for some time. He was
Bully revived and 1m.- taken 1,, m, in the wholesale price of too sumac-
Inherits to outwit: where.- hels held “I WWW: “‘4 Witt "BI VII“
w‘ith nutrd really had been done one to return to
o. “1.1““ so NEE, Immense» has been in effect here
W“ Somme; 11”: mm“ “mm: Joi- unity years prior to but manner.
Ills will hold an inquest lotion I I In“? new "h”“h 3' 3° “N" 9°”
865mm was till your or has and tin-I100 W" “I" WW” °’ 30°
”W?" usages ill at are married. PM“ °“ m- “d m ‘0 ‘0 “P“
_. for 100 pound iota. Mr. Walker wire
‘ ‘ What last year the price was reduced
I 01' to A .
(Highlight EC“: 023:): A I this some a ignored on each lot as an
I ' ~“‘ 1% till. itmthougbtthatt‘h
W and Clectflc cll‘ coilillon. "do m'I I'm “gum mm” would mot:
and in two dhys. resulted in letters iii-I Will my up m- .111. Mum but
tarts- to ten personnel-s onE the Goa-I Em. was W to li° . tsllscy. With
amuse best or boot. «on. hot-i
An ta-bodnd‘ or: we: tallied on 9- our other small». mounting to
«(on at the tpjot or a steep incline m .1. . .
PilWlliR Nll IXPliSlflIi
writs PliNi. Kits- lwn
Mill iii Minn nil
E. i. Dupont de Memours Company, of Wayne,INew lersey,,IEEI
Being Wipsd 0st of Existence
INN 000000 NIIIIS WINI 0P INNIOINIIII IIIIN
Noise ylas Heard a Distance of Filly Miles and Cause Has
Not Yet Been Ascertained I
till.- liiii l. 0000
IJndanuehudenied incarnation
pruning ileum no
morning at the homeofber ' '
band baring died four years ”is.
that time she lived at the boats
daughter where her death
at the parsonage of title )1
ready for occupancy by the and
took fire in this way. oWheit Mr
screams of pain, the burnt!!!
Insure. Her hair was practically
Bud 0961“. her ymmger days-iii
I
m
Succession, tine Building
Na
0IIO0IISNIO INIS NOIININO
The mills formerly belonged I
Laitln and Hand Powder Compiliny
now are operated by the E23!
do Nemours Company.
There were three explosion.“ "‘
id surcession. The mull”
where the powder_ was finish on.
where the original explosion od'cn
was wiped off the landscape:
t “coming" mills nearby weI
iminediately after. The rest 0 »
group of a dozen buildings scattered
over several acres and widely sepa-
rated to guard against just such it dil-
“—
(Continued on third pun).
use Employed“ steam
in hoxbhry
Frank Hctiy. of Not-walk. won
iloxbury, yesterday attending tits
niofhlsmotherflunflnrryk,IIIEIEI
who WI: burned in death-
Mir! Frank Wood. .
Mrs Holly wua'widow, h
u i
About 11:30 Thursday, Mrs. W
Church to help other mm .
were tidying up the house, mall”
Mr. Weed left the house for a felt
meats, to get klindilng wood do I
the kitchen lire. In his absent!
Holly determined to get the are .
and thrusting some paper in the
' out in what few pleceaofhfiod ,.
could and. and limited 5"”
school, tion is that the tire did
rapidly enough to wit her and
Roasted on the floor to blow
his”. it is thought thht n
which was thrown shoot her
run into the house in mm
was on the door, but she had
badly burned about the head. .
outnumber-bead. Dl'
summoned from MI and ‘ II
bhht was possible for itor ital
Mrs. Holly was born in lime?
latter part of has- iife Iwu
Roxbury. and site modem
won: the mole of than
him. in the be‘n‘t of it
its, in opitoof‘her no, the Ef
ed 0. winter attendant at on
took an active part in dilation
'tlhe sin-rising members of
fly are three WW I
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