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metered at the South Nomi: Pout-omen
in Second Ciul Matter

AlleliAll RAILWAY
PRISIIIIAI RlSllllS

E. M. Brown Tired of the Trou-
bles With the Mexican Govern.
ment Over Operating
Problems

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More Than Twenty Bridges Near
Zanesville Washed Away
and Crops Ruined

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determine his successor, and he de-l Streams in "any Places SWOA'
iclares that this decisive request is. l8" L0 LAIB Danger FOAM

 

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linen

Presidents Lee and Garretson
Tell Committee of One Hun-
dred Union Men About it

 

MEXICO CITY. July 16.——Negotia-
tioue between the government and is}.
N. Brown, president of the National
Railways, have come to such a dead-
lock that Brown has asked tor a spe-
cial meeting of the board of directors
to name his successor and he has re-
served accommodation on a steamerl

. sailing from Vera Cruz for the United'
lllllll RAIllIllAll Irate-S °“ llllll MAN
I President Brown has ended the no,

,gotiatious with the government, fob:
SIR'KE AVERIED‘ lowing repented protests against in-:
lterference on the part. of government:

. ofllciais with the operations of the rail-l

lways. A statement from his oftlce‘

 

 

 

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Erie Railroad Withdraw From
the Conierence Committee

—~—-—~— l

WASHINGTON, July 15.—— The
house Judiciary committee, at an eur- , , .. ‘ .,. . , , .
ly meeting today. agreed to the New- ting Brown to withdraw at this time.‘ 01 “‘0 will.“ "ION“. :“ ”thri‘ltufd “m”
lands bill for amending‘the Erdman but it was not prepared to make the {“9 lief“): “'“L‘ '“llm-hi ltd ‘: -l ‘ 1-
Act in u manner satisfactory to the concessions demanded, which included; Wilda) mshi deu- optt f|;iortlit.‘t))llt‘
railroads and their employee. Chair-' the revision of a circular issued by {01". “u?“ “1‘“ ”“3 “Jim?” I?“ “A“! ’30P?“
man Clayton will call the hill up for‘ mer Minister of Finance Limantour, less “ll”! “1‘“ it“ “1‘“ (t1()\3~ltl(liilull:.
passage when the House meets at several years ago, providing for a All“ “All“! (“ill-“CAI l‘lli'V-J‘I'fl“ '00:
noon. ‘grndunl Mexlcnnlzatlon of the sys- More than l.\\tflL) bi lilacs wire was:

NEW YORK, Jul lS.——~i’rcsidents tem. , ‘
Lee and Gurretsou o); the lirothcrhoodl That the government may even yet Nils 509W)" ilild lhl‘ (llilliiiflt‘h, "Mild-
oi‘ Railroad Trainmen and the Order‘concedc President Brown’s terms ‘
of Railway Conduc‘tors, respoctiveluy. possible. President Huerta having. "9“? ““11 a million.
returned to New York from \l‘ashiug— recently asked him to retain his post-i . ‘ ‘ ‘ p ‘ i hi“
ton today to spent with the filo-called, tion: but chances of this appear soihlllilll1|lit‘llodol‘o‘sht‘liouis mutt”:
committee ,of one ‘litiudred of the un- slight that Mr. Brown has booked pus- 0‘91“": the hours brush to it_.tt.t'.
ions and report. on the armistice with , angle for the United States. end the swim mulsht is about the
the eastern railroads reached yester-i 'l‘hc promote successor is not an-l lcct lower than the high uatcr mark.
day uvhcreby the wage dispute is to trounced, but it is likely that he willI 0th Train. Hard Hit.
be arbitratcd under the Newiaudshhe Salvador Cunciuo, now the govern. cupi'yimib" 0,, July 1:.» Railroad
bill. The‘committee will remain in meut representative of the railways. ll‘illlli' in return! and southeastern
session “until the arbitration is 00115 President Brown's withdrawal curries tiliin had been rcsuiucd somewhat to
chided. ‘ with it that of General Manager (“Mk- uormnl conditions again following the

made in view of the failure of: the di-;
rectors to accept his previous proposal: .
of resignation. 1 . , ‘ . _ c ‘ , l _

The federal administration appeared AAM‘IbVH‘Ur- 0- J‘”) 1'“ lttsl

An announcement from the railroad and it is expected that C. R. l-ittdson, clondluust of ycslcrduy which for
inunagers lH expected Willi.“ 'l'ht' Bib vice-president, .i. .\i. Reid, the Clill“,morc than i2 hours paralyzed nil
nation now seems to be vicm‘cd up as engineer of construction. and u num- transportation ”who Lari-2c gangs

regards. all roads except thc ldric.
'l‘hnt road recently withdrew from the
coni‘ci'oncc committee on the pound-
thut it. couhl not afford a wugc in-
ci‘casc. When the railroads zigrccd
yosicrday to proceed under the Now-
lauds' law, the Erie said its position
was unchanged. Just what action will

her of other American officials will re- of “pl-imp.“ were placed on 11,0 mm.
slgti. cipui railroad Ilncs whcrc \vuslioiits
occurred and temporary treaties.
lliridgcs and fills pcrulitted slow scr-
vicc by night. ltuilroad officials say it
will ho scvcriil days bcl‘orc tho (lulu
uuc is rcplaccd. All trains through
central (ibio are running fur hcblud

OOO FELLOWS HOLD
INSTALLING SERVICE

 

no taken in the Eric case had not, llliit'.
liccu undo clear this iuornin'. I’ve . 'vu‘s - l c c-z' ll“ sill llitll\‘
(iouslv ‘thc union icndcrs hold said District iioliuiy Grand Master (llil‘r “I ‘ ‘” d r ‘1‘“ ‘ l l ‘ ~

swollcn but unlcss Micro is (‘ouiinucil
lit‘it‘ y rainfall
capoctcd.

One Carried Over Dam,

once ir‘. iirown and his stud of olllccrs
installed the oillccrs of Our Ilrothors'
Lodge. No. in. l. (i. (i. l«‘., last evening,
in a most impressive and exemplary

ihcy would not deal with any road in-
dividuully.

no further danmccis

“NOTICE" manner. A delegation was present .MMUIC'A'TA. 0-. Jill.v lfir “Untll'l‘llfi
Alto» 'l 1“" [All from iiutler notice. No. 97. and all u! horrified spectators izutlwrvd ”u this
utui .......................... l t

' ioinod in a social time with rei‘rmdp “Hill” of ilu‘ Mushiuuum riVI-r hcrc
| Illi'ltitt following the work. The bills lulc il'tilvl'tliii' :Il'icrnoon to \vlini'nfi
our}; llltiltllltltl “to, m5 follow“: lilKlinllt‘l‘ liltiltlr‘a l‘t‘tsllllllll: l'l'tilll All"
Nohlc llrnudet. John Merrill. "lmullmrsi curly ycatorduy, ruw Wil-
y“... (mum. iryiug 1], Reed, Ham Knuf and t'hurius ‘Rcsi'licii cm»
iii-cordial: Socratitryv'wiibur F. rind ovcr tbc Muslthigum dam in a;

Wholcuulc
l'luli‘orm li‘rciuht Yard . ........
Prompt and rclluhlc Nt‘l'l'll‘l‘.
liltOUKSIlll') ii‘l': (‘().,
Airs. hi. l'). l’iclwrinu, l’rop,

W - lluhhcll. row boat in which ilicy nticiuplcd to
it‘lnnnclul Siu~rotut‘y~Harrie A. cross lhc uwollcn sircnm. liaisclil‘ll
WHMEN MAMA) PROM Smith. \i‘itH drowm-d whcn ilic bout overturn-

‘i‘rcnsurcrwrhununl t). Koiup,
Wurilcnmdt‘lbur t‘roiik.
conductoratolmor tilngurd.

cd' but h'uul‘ was rcscucd by iiit‘liilll'i‘ti
.ol' lhc llrc dcpurtincnt.

Downpour in lndlanapolll.

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it. H. X, (l.»~\'v'lllhiin (furruthcvu. INDIANAPOLIS, lud.. July l1» An

" l“ 3 ‘N- U.“"“'llllfllll -" Wood. J" vlw‘trlcnl storm ncmmpnulcd by n

T _ P i it. H. Y. tip—‘Jnrt‘yl liii’ltth- downpour ol' ruin doniordllzcii icic-

“All A r fl 1 75 l.. 5- l" “r ‘ .co M" "1 phone and ti-lournpb comiuunhutlon

h "n Escape 0 a y 0 "lilll‘ll‘l‘l ”W1: ‘l‘ll'i‘ll- throughout lniliunu last night and
‘ ' l tlm'il .rl ‘rt irowu. . . . ., .

Ill Connachcut Above “ " umdo iuil llliH‘l lilltil‘llllil llulu

t). it John S. iiutou. Jr.
it. IS; (Sm-John ii). Jones.
L. H. H.~ (‘lurouou ‘li‘cuucrmuu

that ninrtcd in (he uorthcru part of
tho elutc curly that night litt'i'lil south
Word to the Ohio viva-r. Itcpoi‘tu from

lhompaonviile

 

aircnmu. but noun ol‘ tlic rlvcro hum
npprouchml tlu» iluuucr murk.
Water. at High Level.

tw‘l’lllNllli‘ll'ildi, tililo. .liily iii, ..
illtl' ol' thi- most nt-vcrc olcctrh‘ul unii,
i‘tilllhltii‘lilh of roccnt your“ vlnltod this
vicinity at midnight luut
lemiinr that burn licou at u libth hiwl
irom l'l‘i'i'lll ruins wcrc swullcu to thc
(Iuiitzhr point, 'l‘lu- iiiorni won uccouu
photon by a birth and dusty wind.

it, was acct-slurry to onupcud ull cur
survive for an hour.

Wire Communication interrUpted

hill.\\'Al?iil'Zl‘i. Win, July Hips-\Vll‘u
cnmmimlcuilou with many ports at
tho stain was sovci'ctl by a twin?“ ulciu
iricul storm luul uiuht. licporta toll
of hcnvy duiunuc to crops and luuucu
by live,

'l‘llmll'HtiNVIin'}, July it». How-l
“lilyilvc lici‘uonu bad a narrow cerium
lrom drowning Ml ll o‘clock luut nlitht‘
wiwn u steam launch, plying ihc ('ulh
iiortlcut rivor luiiwocu ltlvcrulilc I’urk..
Amiwuiu and thin plum, dunk hi mhl~
strcani. ir‘urluuuti-ly, tho rlvr-r la mil.‘
“PM! hi this point, and all mutual-toil,
to much above. it was at ilrst importfi
Ni ihut trinity portions wr-ru iirowncd.

'l‘Iic launch "l‘itlttlilcu" \vtiu itucd for-
cxiurslon purpose“. {in tho trip
douu to tho park. thc bout struck it.
subunit lou. which It in hulhwud
writkcucii the bottom or the bout.
‘i‘hc luuorh had jlllil oiurtml out on,
llic return trip. and whcu not more
than um yards from shore. tilled rap-w
idly Willi Will'd‘, WlLliillll, LAN) Bill‘liltifll,‘“lflmvgflflut shir‘mlahcu llllVl! 0‘30!"-
wnrnbig. 'l‘lic soucrul excitement: rid. .
prm'ulh-d, uud nearly-"ah In (be until}? sAvtltrxlkl, July lh.~~‘l‘lm {truck
lt‘uiu‘fl M'f'rlioui‘d. ’l‘hc u‘iitur Wit“ commander reports that ‘iuilgarluu
six foot dva. and all. troopu ilooing Iml'oi‘c the advance of
rcmthcd alum- In aul‘clr. 'l‘wo woumu.’ the Greeks yesterday burned the vii-
n Alias .lohueou oi liulh-id. and Miss law: of lioxut, south (it litmus. and
Minnie liuvlnc. Wore nearly cxliuiml‘ massacred five hundred of tho inhab-
oil. but uricr trcutmcnl by physicians, itantn.

Heavy fielding ensued. an a rcauli
of which the Greeks occupied
'i‘uwn of Drama.

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

“ma-m

ltldldilihlilc, iiurvlu, July inm'l‘hu
report that Hut'viu refuses to color In-
to peace negotiations with lililllhrln
is without foundation. tihc la waithn:
only for the arrival of lltli‘iitillii armed
with full pow'ora from llulnarin in upon
the discussion of peach, prnllnilnurlou.
lloaillltiou will (teach us soon as their
signatures have been attached to it in:
mood for mmotlutiouu.

ii. in olilclully aimed that complain
unlui. prevails today along the wholu
front except. at, Znyctohur, where homo

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PREACHER OETO
A NEW TlilA

ii‘illl'l‘ thl‘l‘li, Ark” July lfi,k~.\l:tr>
the ion (lupps, o prcuclicr. cniiviclutl or
The Bulgarians tied

’l'lw occupants, of the bout worn
lit'otiitltl to this town about 1 o‘clock‘
in tho morning, in motor boats, The
. iiupreuu» ifourt.

to reuiiz‘c the seriousness of permit; dents of Zitiiosvlllc toured u repetition .

lute ‘

tul away, crops wcrt- riiiiicd throughout .
is lug those to farmers, were computed.

The Muskilngum river rose till (out?

various auctions tcll ol uwll'tly rlnliiitl

oluhl. .

mirnlutz his throw ohildrcu to (lcuilu
lu disorder, leaving seventy wagnn- has liccu urnniod a new trial by tho"

SOUTH nonwaus, CONN, TUESDAY. JULY 15. me

 

liiiiiins's Bill

Currency Measure Would Be-
peal Time Limitation On
Vreeland-Aldrich Act

 

WASHINGTON, .iuly iduA propos-
al outlined by; Secretary of the Treas-
ury McAdoo in a statement several
days ago, amending the miministrution
currency bills provision for refunding?

'two per cent circulation bonds by
the issue, of hree per cent. bonds,
precipitated heated discussion in

 

 

the couteron of democratic. ‘mcm-

lbcrs of the louse banking and cur~‘

lroncy commit so today. After three
,hours of frui one argument the cou~
forcuce adlou ned last night with the
lincmbers in a rather excitcd frame oi!
:miud, and the McAdoo proposal still
i pending.
, Although the refunding section oi:
lilic bill had not. been rum-bod In tho
rconsidcration of the measure. Chair-
iman (Lilass yesterday offered the Mc-
iAdoo plan as an amendment 'l‘lic
. McAdoo proposal would \vi‘ltc into lllt‘
lbil] the following provision:

, "So long as any of the said two
per cunt. bonds, bearing thc circulu»
lion privilege arc outstanding. thcy
shall be entitled to all of thc rights
and privileges they now posscss.”

'i‘ho democratic members of the
committcc in executive session battled
back and forth all afternoon without
available results.

“A division of opinion dcvclopcd in
tha committee," said llcprcsontatini
(ilass. in a statement last night. "As
to whctbcr or not this provision would
reassure the holders of novcrnmcnu
two per ccnt. bonds and also as to
whether or not thc cui'rcncy hill
should contain any refunding provi-
sion whatsoever." .
. The democrats will rcsumc the or
gumcnt tomorrow. ‘

Repeal of the time limitation on tho
\’reclaim-Aldrich eincrgcucy currency
law authorizing thr- Issuc of $300,000,-
uuu cuu-rgcncy currency was proposcd
in a hill introduced in llli' sunatc ycs~
lt’I‘tlily by Senator llrundcgcc or (‘ou-
nocticut. ’l‘hc \‘rncInuit-Aldrich act,
which expires on Join» :iu. lull, would
be superscricd by thc proposed Glass-
(iwcn currcncy hill. Scooter lil‘audc-
ccc‘g hill is (intrigued for consideration
in cvcnt no oihcr currency icgislulion
is ciinctcd at tho spcclai session.

 

oto iii-1i. FiliEMEll
PLAN nun EVENTS

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’i'bc monthly meeting iii (no \\'cil
Hook and Luthli-r Company was hclu
lust cvcninu, with li‘orcnmu Howard
l. Zoloft prcshlinu 'l‘lic now furni-
lurc ls cxpcclcil to nrriw shortly, ac.
cording to thc rcporl of thc commiiicc.
.uud tho llrc house unui‘icrs will thou
bu llllll‘l‘ll in cyccllcnt condition 'l‘lic
outcrininim-nt committci- rccommcutl»
cil holding a (llllll'i‘ iii iloriou's l’olnt
puvillou some How in August.

‘lu\itutlons to attend thc fair of the
Hunthpoi‘i li‘lrc licpni'tuicul in August
wcrc rccchcd, and itcccptcd, and ”IF
uollcc of tlic Stain Ii‘lt'cmvna' (ionvm
‘tlou was also read. This will bc hold
at Suvln itm-k, .tuuusi 1min.

. 'l‘hc mitllil! or thc munpnuy to ltolon
‘l’oini on Saturday, July doth, ri-cclvmi
‘l‘tlllflliltll‘lllili‘ uttcnilnu, and tho ul‘luli‘
:promlscs to bc u iuciuornbln occasion
l'l‘hc coiniulttcc in npurinu no pains to
,‘mukc it n success. ’l‘lwrc will ho a
lpurndc and olhcr t’culurcs

I Auto to him li. 'l‘vuvlu, 'l‘ols.
Hill and tidbit,

__. .,..,~quc

it. w. easaom WILL
HAVE FIEJEW arm

Luwrcncc W. lii‘cuoi‘y, ol' Illlzli
strum. tiouip Noi‘wnlh, who ltttn bcuu
‘, inucblnn for tho punt two )t‘uru in tho

liluhliuluoin" tiprloltir fii'liuol in Hulls
hurah. l'u.. tum rcculvcd tho plcuului:
inutlllcullou that. he Illiii Ilvt‘lt auioctctl
:uu Iuslrui ior in tho iloichkluu School.
‘ot Lukcvlllc, norm. l'roi‘, urn-gory hue
llllflill‘ iiipld utrldcu in lllu two ycnru'
‘ purmmuci. or his clumcu vocation, iuul
llm new position to it dcchhul advance,
, not only in the standing of tho school.
:but in the runumcraiion hc will re
«with for his services. The ‘l-lolclthliiil
,Hi'lltllfl lg cousidermi our of tho lltrco‘
'lcadinn pt'uput'ulory schools of
(country. At, present Mr. iiruoory
insulation in the (lily h‘ntlouul Iinhiu’
; where he formerly was cmployed.

x i, .... .M¢.,¢.Wu e..- M c...

wt‘umpo line will run its
omitting Monday and Thursday. hculn»
i plug Wt'llk days at 1:2lli p. ill. and cv-

stnuu lHllllilS AHR

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NIN SENTINEL

Associated Press News from All Peru at the warts by I Special Wire and Our Own Operator.

Shower

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 IN A SA [All

Mr. and Mrs. Siosway and John

I Lonchak Stabbed By One or
. More Colored Men

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hints lllPARll

our unit nun

 

Missing Man May Have Done
The Stabbing

in a saloon light in the info of
("lmrlcs Sissuny in Dily street, yester-
dny aficrnoou. shortly after 3» o'clock
hctwven whites, colored people and a.
i’ortugucsc, three white people were
stabbed, and one colored man was
badly done up. One colored man is
missing. and the police are searching
for him.

'i‘hosc stabbed and the extent 0!
thcir Injuries, are as follows: Charles
Sluswuy, proprietor, two stab wounds

in the right leg, one on the lower halt }

nod ouc above the. other by several:
-iuchcs; Airs. stgswuy. his wife. one
cut twcivo or thirtcen inches long, ox-
tcnduu: from the spinal column to the
breast hole, an inch in depth; .lohni
l.ouc?ink. .\lrs_ slgsway‘s son, two cuts
on fleshy part of right. leg, one very
deep 'lli\‘llll.'. none nearly to the bone.

Luke \iontuguc. colored, claims to
have u brokcn rib. a lu-okcu arm. and
oihcr bruises and abrasions. Physi-
cians who have cxiiililtlt‘d him have
divorcing opinions as to what is really}
ihc iuuitcr with him. lir. .l. Milton
(Yoburn attended him last night, and
hound up the lower right arm in‘
splints. in: itobcri id. i’crduc saw Ihc
man in the coil this morning, and nug-
izcsicd that In» be rcnlovcd to tho bos-
pitul. as ho has sonic l'evci‘ and is
cvidcntly injurcil. lir. liobcrt .\i.
\\‘olic also sun the man in the coil,
bui us thc physician of lllt,‘ stithhcil
victims by would not say anything
about Aloiilnuucs condition. ulthouighl
hc sunlcd during his cxuinlnutiou. and
said no ribs were broken.

Lulu- iuoimt-d llhc a (lying. man in
tho uh this morning, and was very}
sunshiw to the touch.

’l'hosc urrcticd in councctlon wlibl
ilu- cusv arc as follows: l.uhc lion-
lunuc, .loo Scuba. John Lunchtik and
('hui‘lcs Slusuny. The inn Iuttur arc
charm-d wilh assauli. itliil are admit-
lt'tl to bonds of $2.1 curb. Montague
in mid oi; n chuvuc similar, as is
h; Scrum. ’l'bc missing man. Marshall
QIlllillH') la "wright too, on an usuiiiilh
churpv. but according to this statement
ol’ uuoihcr l‘liltJ‘ttl mun in.- will never
no l'ouiid.

‘l‘hc iiscis- of tin» cues are many and
varlcd. .\l ziuv ruto ()lllccr “ultimo
It. Hummis .iuswi‘lud u Iulcphono cull.
nhotii Swilu which lust night from Slo-
iuuuuhy'u iti‘iiccrv utoi‘c. which unlicd
.l'oi' iir'liltilitiit‘l' as u saloon llriu won
on. 'l'l'c olllccr proceeded to busy
blinucli’ null hurricd to tho pinct- iii,”
nncc .iicuuiimc nomcouc tiutillod
licputy Hhirill' ll. Louis thorium) and,
liv. loo, slurtcd at work on the ritual

Invcsititntion at llto nnloou uhowcd
[hill the "inn bud skipped, but therct'
um.- u divcmcucc of opinion burc an
to (illicit (my thc mcn liuil noon, The
probability that thuy bud tithcu u trol-
icy i‘or Hlsiltlltil‘tl nrucd lilllttt'i‘ Hnimuls
in onllhi llll‘ nci‘vli‘cn of lllt'liut‘ll Lynch
and his ..uiomohllc, to trim clump, 'l‘lm
tutu cur hop. i-ioulh Norwulli was
ovcrtrimp by tho olllccr ut Hickory
liluit and ”torn ant Quhnlmy. ()lllccr
Hillllllllli lmd no authority to urrcut tho
nmu outeldc tun city limits. us for as
ho liiicu'. W h" llll'liilllll'tl to coax tho
lullow io ll'lilt‘d. tiuliulicy refused.
and when i.::lwil uhcrc Mutilation was.
sold lu- had iinppcd oil at the corner,
uhovc,

titllccr t-‘mriuda know that, .luuu-s ilo~

lit-rhino. chef at tlic Knob club, has it.

humour routih-ucu in Witch ”in", so
ho drorc ihrru, thinking the man had

is rarcmkcu renown him admittance,
hui thorn were no skins of Montague
tun iur m. "(itilil lic asccrtaincd.

, 'l'hc otllcur rclurncd to South Nor-

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t(_‘.outimiod on Sixth l’aum.

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WEATHER FORECAST.

tiltllliia. but

soiiuhi rcl‘lli-‘i: at that house. do olilol‘l'

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

it
Be yourself, and 2‘
give your friend 3:. ,

a chance to be.

"i"!

himsell.

V‘s“ \bt\“\j‘
"if a;

a late tonight or Wednesday.

nu ruin it
run WllllZlN

Alleged Burglar Repudiaies Con-
A teesion Made to Detectives
in the “Tombs”

“aw—.—

lI‘AlRFlt'llil), Jilly 15.—Picadingv
“not guilty" and asserting that he
will be able to prove that a "deal"
is bcinz,r “trained up" for him, "Phiia-‘
dolphin John" Gray. alias John Mc‘
Council caused a sensation in the jus-
tice court here this morning after two,
members of the detective force of New
York city testified that he confessed
having attempted to rob the store oi;
Charles A. Wyrtzen on Spring street
on the morning of January 3. Gray
started to detail the alleged ”frame-
up" when he was interrupted by Judge
lBacon \Vakemau who told him that

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lNllil llSAl ~
It Hi All Ptlllll .

Lite While Fishing From a
Canoe on Sunday

onus on
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Ianythiug he said would be used
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[ found and the prisoner was bound over “M
lnutil the September term of the Soo-

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mi .0... i...“ m... 0. $2,500. ., Deceased Had Many Relatives

' Kept Own Notes. . . . .

Gray borrowed a shoot of paper from A and Friends All TAIIS Place

I Judge Bacon Wakcuian at. the opening t...._«-.... ‘

01 the trail and proceeded to hoop Relatives in South Norwulk received
word yesterday of the drowning of

notes of the evidence, although he was

‘ nd- i \' i‘n hic"rv who . , ,

‘ha (“I Ed to H“ A 1 (1“ 3 William J. Warren, of .\cw \ork city.
Deceased was a grandson of the late

was prcsscd into service by Sheriff ll. .
R, Elwood. ‘ ,. . , fl .
, The first witness was C A. \VyrtZen l Mr. and Mrs. ll illiani “lumen, of West
. who related the events connected with A street. and “3‘"me oi :Ym“ '1' ”3W3 .
the lilLGlllDLEd I'Olilltll‘l’. Al. LA‘lC CLOSC’A Dilllllt‘. MI'S. hlt‘lillell L. (.liil'k and “Alli. ',
of his testimonv he has close exam“ Wuytc A. Raymond, all of South .\or- '
bred by Gray who appeared to wish I walk. The Daubury NW5 5"“‘9Fda-V
‘ to discover whether 0,. not ertzcn i contained the. loilowiug account ot the
had cvor seen him before. “moment:

H 1 ,, . ,.. .1: ‘3 .n all , b."

iht neat witness \\ is (noun. 1 i (Continued on Sixth l’nnol.

Mctianu of the detective force of New.
'- York city. He testified that he hatii w "‘“ '
Kililll’l itillll
Alltllllllll lillllllill .
“When did i tell you tlint‘f"

tobtained a confession from ()harlcsl

Trunx in the Tombs. implicating (tray.

mm. “5"“ Horace Wakeman, oi Saugaluck,
"(in .iunc lR.’ "\\'us that all i told says Bird was SAUL?" From

In the robbery. He asserted that Gray I
admitted to him that he had attempt-l
you?" “You told me a lot of other:
things which urc not of any conso .
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,storo but had been frightened away!
by a revolver shot. ‘vruy didn't return i
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ed to blow the safe in the \\‘yrtzeu
uncut-c now,"

Fitzpatrick Testifies. .
'i‘bc icstimony or John li‘itzputrich,
thc othcr detcctivc provohcd on ob-
jection from (irny, which was allowed of .loc Kinskio's nccktic about tin;
“3’ ”to court. 'l‘bc ilcioctlvc told oi ncck of n fowl itlcntllicd us it I'oi'iiicr
ibc ctmicssiou of 'l‘ruux in which the iucmlicr of n depicted coop belonging
luttcr assortcd that ho und (tray. to- to liornco \l’nltcmnn. of Sungatuck. in
Kt‘llll‘l‘ “‘llll "It‘ll nnmcd itcrrick and cxpcctcd to bc thc cnusc of scndina
Goodwin. nuidc u tour of (.Johncciicut Joc to jail for n continucd stay. lllVL‘h-
“blouluu” solos and that they visitcd tiuntion is being made of tlic disap-
llldgi-tichl, imirthda and liuricn. 't‘hc' pcaruuce of 7.3 choico chickens and
prisonci' told the court that ho didn‘t“ suspicion has been lnstoucd on Job.
iblul. thc testimony ol‘ 'l‘ruux was Kinship in at prcscni in the county
ucccssui'y to thc hcurinu nudiudrm lull M ‘lli‘ltlw‘lml‘l whim: mil u ludg- .
Wolvi‘inuii nlluu‘cd his objection. mum, of $5 and costs, which lit.‘ Willi
Fitzpatrick said too that (tiny imil llll;tlili~ to imi'. t'ollouin: on Hi‘l‘cfil l'UI‘ ‘.
told him of tho i-‘uirtlcld roblici‘y and drunkcnncss, tin his property in
whcn hc finished tht- tpsiimouy im- lirccizs l“:ll'lli~i tlic untlioritics found it
uccuscd uddrcsscd ihc court an int. chickcu dressed in nu unusual mow
town: not and thc dressing was idcutlliod by
Denice Confession, lli‘lRlllltli‘h’ as at former adornment of
“l‘oni' honor, i don‘t think rim-p 15 ‘Joc'u ilN‘lt. Iloi'ucc Witkciuun idoli-
uny ('i’ltlt‘ni‘u hcrc mm Will conncci tilicil llu- chlckcn as one of tho miss-
lilt‘ with tho robhoi'y nt li‘nirlichl. l Inc 7.3, lx'insklc iirutcstwl that lit?
thought it was not-ossury for the Court found tbc chlcltuii iu tlu- roadway
to brew it man had boon in a town thrc it. liud boon run ovcr li.\' flu 5111'
bol‘orc Iii' could bc louml guilty of tomobih- and that he took oft. his
rohliiuu u storc in such it liliu‘tl. Whirl ucchtlc utill tlcd it around the fowl u
lht‘rw mun say has it motive lit-mud hock In order to curry ll morn unnily.
it. No man oi orilluui'v lntclllxcuci-v 'l‘ho iiocktlu iliili"ill‘“ A" ”"9 illillllil'l‘
Who uhrici‘ln that hp 13. iimoccni 1,», this as an instrument for painlessly

\\’l€S’i'l’t)li'i‘, July iris 'l‘bc pi‘csoiicu

point: to ”my”. tilitti‘litl‘lllli to may“... -. preparing thc chickcu for tho Kiunklo

liiatc blumcll‘ uml yui tlioy any i Ililt‘v, ‘ lublc. it Is bclicvcd that he choked

I'm not nlilc at prcsuui to tell tho ihc fowl to death by iylun the ucclttlu

whoh- ri-usou why they any m...“ about its ncck. ll l'lli‘lllt‘i‘ ct’lduucold

lnu-r i will pp'flpp. 1,, ohtnlnml nuulust him he will ho

provc through lrlcnila llltil i \vusu't‘ cliiu'itml with thrift (in upon an Ill! In a i

in l“nli'ih~ld in nil. i will up you it‘l'l'lciuwl from in“.

llltlc cuiiitcl'iiliil; llli'li‘ moiivc. t ,
"Alumt. ncvou yours alto," hogan

tirny but no wnu luti-rrnpiml by tiii“

_............. ...._. a... . .. ....

FALL OF A FOOT

ludttc who told him that what he said i
would luv new! against him. "All BREAKS ”A" S LEG
riuht. your honor, l‘ll tulrc your ad »

-0...» M...“ ..

vice. and wait until ilm
he sold uniilluuly, ll mind. but it cm iliiic lull to hurt

”my llitltuiilcd llii‘unltliout llit: busty liljlll‘i' u mun, iii: nun hhouu by
hcnrim: thin I!" "hurl Mnuit'lhh'g on“ tho itl‘t'lili'iil lnti- f~’i'ulci‘ilii)"ultui‘ittititi
llin ilcim-ilvcs. lip with wry “le “my to Hounicl .\l ricymnul', m If “Ml.
didn't appear hi all puriiiriwiy ”p strum. chnullcur tor llcui'i is Lot‘h-
was lli‘l‘l-lill‘tl In a hunt luminous null \vuutl. "A 'l“""”"k“’"”” "I"""""""‘.""“
Will WW“ tun idmcu and u i’uiiunm l‘umpuny, All; iloymour toll and lu'okc
hut. his riithl inn luvlow ihc lmcc, u tubal»
wichcd hroult us llc, Itobcil, Al, Wollc \
termini it when cullwl upon by n m
portcr.
‘ All: Hoymour ”loud upon a box about
in foot square in the nurnuc ul llit!
Lockwood pl'oput'ty lp WlIilWU'ill aw“
‘pnc. 'I‘lic floor With it li‘lilc iilllililll‘V
dull the box slid from hnn'uilh ltlll‘
\vcidht. in tuition iiw right. but rt"
cclvcil the full weight or “ill muti‘n ‘-
liody, its pocullnr position cuiuduti till! 5
rourcticd rcsuli. This was about Mil
o‘cliu‘li nu tho i'liltillt’uur and prupuriiig
totinko the car "iii.

llr. Wolfcwuu culled oiulliieurvt this

rcul lrlul."

_..... _ Ms... ”W M...

tlAVMAlttllii’ OFFIOERB ’
were lll8TALLEO

livputy i-ltitto (Thief lluymuhor (hum
and stall from Now Milford installed
the oillceru of linens lluyhn’t, Nu. 2mg,
l. 0. ll. .14.. last «evening. After the lit--
atailntiou a social hour with rclrcsh-
' urchin was enjoyed.
‘ 'l‘ho oilicnrs are as follows: *"
l (3. ii.-~-t!harlea Swiut.

 

hunt is at tho Iioitnm of tho rive-r.

.._..__.,.-.._ _.......r we... ._. -« ..- w» s W...

«mortars.
’i'hc animal meeting of the

wleuwu fete. 'l‘rlult y

linldnrs ol‘ the Norwalh liuildiuu. imau‘25:22:57,,31‘fl{anQ;§:W(J.ggtl‘el‘fiu‘

and iovuslumnt Association {or tho‘ Vin] Alstyne and Wohlc.

cloctlon of office“. will he held M» w.-.» ‘

lhclt‘ rooms, 93:;Washimttou St. Titans QUlTE VACIDLE

day. July uh. $13. at 8 o'clock. f‘l use iter‘fiuish. nit rightl”
hittiiit’iibuiiu commie, “shouldn‘t wonder. title‘s,”

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5loads of ammunition on the hold.

(thurch‘ grot- of murder of which (Tuppu “Muller.
3“,..kd around”, 'l‘hui‘ailuy, Minstrels at #21").

,, .« 3 My two hours thereafter. Sundays at
‘ H“? 5“” 9 failure A" “All” ””3 All" i ii o‘clock u. m. and every hour them

f utility and tho allogmilnilldnvlts of his I
iiftocu your old dang iter iiortiui and I
do twoivc-yonr-old son idliis. that thcy l T1A|MUBEMENTq ‘PNR‘K ’MEET i
had testified falsely against him at his 3 t l": ”MM?" rieid U“ ’r Willi?" l“
trial Were stated “a the grounds tori o into an athletic meet at Amuse.
granting the new trial. The testimony ' ”'“M i‘urh O" “3"“..M‘l‘r 3‘35 ”“0““

lo: the children convicted their tether. '1‘“ “W“ from minim that a Jersey

“News“... .. unnflmr or atheism tromthat city will l
’ turnovers anagram New riaveuvda
amt other, placement-ti

“wag-..“ . w...“ .M w

clover

l Wont street,
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l «”l'boso ilcalriup automobiles ioi
claim tin-to to Trinity Church lawn lolo'
,’l‘iuirsduy. notify Mrs, .I. ll. Knapp, 82‘

.n..-wM......d. “sun...“ .

ammo on rueuou HERO wool

Mills, July ld.-—»il‘orniur l‘rnmlor,
Aristide Briana was nominated trustee
of the French Carnegie Hero ”Fluid. to
y. by _ President «Polite-re. drip. site
. ramps" amendments. earners. who died on

liructurcu bone and mode ihc riuilut
fits cmnlorinblo at; posalhlc. it will ,.
l be some limo before he Will be chin to ‘ ’
siren llio loo, ileuplto the lam that hill
' recovery will lie ttttluiiupcrutl, itu lltL‘.’
putlcm‘u physical cotillllloii is good.

A. ('. Il.~‘lluot‘gu Williams.

. ()vci‘seorwilarry 'i‘uriov.

l’. C. ll.~~»’l'lmmaa ll‘. llydu, .ir

, 'l‘riiu|.eo-ll‘roil Williams.

I Horuhlowormdolm ll. tiollaulmr.
1 lines lirlverwiioster :iiruish.

it. of it.—~Wostoy Johnson.

ii. of ii. D.«—.lohu (iartmuu.

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«Momma. a;
.iiooiuuiug toduyrditly tho, i will "
Williatns’ ltoot near Is a gran} flint- sell vice an tullewu: (intuit, other"
lly beverage. it agrees with" every wholesale, hue; dt‘trelght yard 4
hegymuuue’tietous. no. air“ " are repaired " ’

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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