er cheerful ded‘re to
agreeably perform on
unpleasant duty
conscience 1870
_.._.....
Intent! It the South Hm Boot-cl!
unsound
cue-Hatter E
‘35 lililllli
PRISiiN R8
111111111
Anthuated Donvict Cage on the
.Dakiey Convict Farm, at Miss-
issippi. Destroyed
FLAMES illlllii iliilli
Piliilli IIIIIiHiS
No Fire Fighting Apparatus
Proved to lie Available
JACKSON, Miss. July 22.—Trapped
by flames on the second floor of an
antiquated convict cage, 35 negrocs.
prisoners, were burned to death at
the Oakley Convict Farm, twenty
miles from here, late last night. '
Willie the flames rapidly ate away
the old stairway lending to the second
floor the prisone1s frantically tore ntE
the heavy bars that covered the jail
windows, but to no avail. 'l‘hclri
screams brought guards and other DILS‘
on attaches, but the flames drove back
members of‘thc rescue party each
time they attempted to liberate the ace
groes, who one by one fell back into
' the flames and perished The building
was constructed ten years ago of turn-
ber taken from a discarded peniten-i
tiary; there was no fire lighting up-
paratus at the farm and the first floor
of the building was filled with tritium-l
arable material. E
Farmers of the vicinity hurried to
the jail to help fight the tire, but their;
efforts were 11nav.aiiing
Tire convicts irii were worked in the.
cotton fields of the :State farm, and
,‘were housed in the “rage" at rriglrt.l
‘Among them were some desperate
criminals serving long sentences. E
The Oakley Farm is one of the most
important in the State, the State prise
on hospital being located there. No
other building was in danger, however.
liilli llillllS iiBliS l
[ill RililliltS‘
done.
The Mr vnt on wheels was too i'lom'.‘
1
the,
Missing Son, Appearing at that
jar Byxbee’s Funeral, Gets
Meiidcn Property
July Elm—1111‘ will oi‘
'i'irr-orior‘i' ii1.\lu'l', n \\‘1‘1illll.i' r‘il-
ivy-n who illltl lust 'l‘rln‘mluy, hurl her-u
bird l'or‘ prirllzrlo und hull the illll‘l'l u!
in two business blocks worth ‘iliiii,llli‘i
has lil‘t‘il imqru'irlin‘rl to it aim r\‘ir'ulr‘
llll‘IiI)’ irnii i'i'lliilllll‘li unknown urrlii
tho (lily of tho flint-rill. Asa‘iuilui'. l0
.iu- ilii‘ son ruouiiouoil in ”‘1‘ will a
ir‘ur‘i'liup, salesman from i‘hilzrdi-lpbiz.
l'nn unrnml 'l’lriroiloi‘u li_\‘xlriri‘, :iltvrri-
i'il tho t‘uul'l‘ui illiil 'I'Irurmliry, His :111
[iiilil'lilli‘i lrirs inllru'd whirl .1: ill'iif'll'
rally :1 animation, 'l‘lirI iii o1.ii~ i‘cuirrii' 11
as tho li-izul lil'll'h' worn John t' in»
hop, :1 brother of llrr» Ill‘t’l'Ith'ii, :1an :r
IIl‘illii‘Ii'. 'l"lii'uiloi‘1- .\i. ”when, iit‘IIIII)‘
illli'l‘liitl i'i‘r‘nuuo t‘t)lll“llll‘. llll‘t"‘
Him-1'11. Kiri», liool‘liv .\'. Mirror, of this
i‘riv: .‘iil‘lt l“l‘lriIr‘l‘li‘Ii Ihr l’llffiilirl‘. Ili'
l‘irrliuml. :illli .‘il‘ii. 0. t‘, ir‘nupirl ,ol'
iiivi‘iiii-n. fbl‘nwi‘ly of South .‘ol‘willlrfi
'Wlii‘l‘i‘ Mr. l"111r1iol wan ouuugml fo‘ it
than in tho lr‘iirltmuiw lliltlllll‘ill'i
Mnhii iiixliftli hail the distinction of
mining the first ioimpnuy in the (‘lvli-
War to respond to (low-rims liurituig- l
hour a i all for troops. ”I! served with
honor in the First {lonnocllcul Volurr’
iii l'flil l lidN,
Major
tears. lie. was one of the charter
members of St. Elmo (mmmurrdory,
it, it. During the y'nr he married.
that tho wlfe'dicd. The alleged Phil
mleiphin and claimed to be the child
of a second marriage. timnttonded
the funeral of Major .liyxhec and
made his identity know
boo family then for the first time.
it is understood that the brother.
John C. flywheel. will make an effort
to break the will.
,llri- Hltii‘H of Ilil‘ vul,
,dui
E tho
111111111 our unit
lllli nu llill an
About $70 Realized for EBilnd
Babies of the New York
Sunshine Society
'llhe young people of Tokeneiie had
a play and fair at Tokeneke, last Sat-
urday afternoon, which will go on rec-
ord as one of the successes of the
season. All the summer residents
were interested in the projectq‘whtch
we. held in a large field lustl north
of the Tokeneke garage.
The play «was the iproductllpn of
lltalph iShepard one of the Tokeneke
boys. It was called “The Pipe," and
the story hinged about a campl scene,
.with the holding up of another youth
with a pipe, and relieving himot his
valuables. The author, Master Shell)-
ard, displayed unusual ability in this
line, as well as marked ability as an
actor in one of the leadingwrole... The
cast. of characters was as follows:
Tire Farmer's Wife ........ ..,..
Miss Dorothy Siluglul’f
l-ler Husband John Alden
Mary, the cook and camp companion.
Miss Miriam Ward
John, the boss ...... Robert Whiting
Ned, the hero ...... Judaorr Phillips
Tile Villain ......... Ralph Shepard
The Hunter ........ I“i ancis \i‘hitne1
The fair was equalh successful and
the young ladies received many (om-
'11llmc11ts 011 the event. The fnucv
booth was in charge of Misses Mir-
iam Ward and Dorothy Slinglufi', and
'the cake and candy «booth was under
the direction of Misses Elia Slinglnf‘f
and Miriam Hatch.
The proceeds were for the blind
babies of the ISunshine Society. of
]New York city and the promoters
were pleased today to report that $70
was realized her this object.
NOT TAN TNIIDWN
0N CAR AND BONDUGTDN
When the 4: to trolley from South
\ornaik was making the turn from
Woodward avenue into Meadow street
yesterday afternoon the running-
iroirt'ds, floor of the ‘ttl‘, and a portion
of one soul, not to mention the irons
ore of the car conductor, we‘re lic-
:sp:_‘rltcrcd nitir some of the boiling 1111“
being used on the road at this point’
in- the IC rrrplr‘e Construction Company.
and threatened to spoil the clothing
of several prrssouaors.
lucky that more damage
\Vliit‘i "(II
in tin» l'iil' to permit. its nluirl‘nil
(orurr‘, .\ team “as hiltTlcrl to tilt!
NH and HI 1111» signal from the truth \-
111011 the \‘ilt has pulled ahead alight-
l,\‘. This rl‘suited iii a swislrinh ol‘ the
heavy fluid within. As the till" stillvlr"
which :1er viii"
liuily protol'irri. ll ill’ii' out
l't'iiiri in the fin covering ullri turner
Sliilllr‘l'iw t'i-li upon the runuiuij‘. board
lillil thi- trousers and shore; of ill“ t‘tili‘
irud narrowly llllfiiii‘il
clothing of it pusul‘uuvr' in our lrl lirl'
i‘lill'
of
.z,”.
ht‘IliS
STATE WINE DAMPAIGN
AGAINST SUNDAY BALL
NEW HAVEN, “
.lriiy :.:_.
virinluliliir criminal lir'oi‘uzcdurrul Sunday
liiiiil‘llllll xvi-1‘11 lulu-u by the .l‘s'vrr' lluw"
\‘lilI l’ilslol‘n‘ lluioir. lodu)‘.
mind to i‘uil on «story
organization In lira State to t'iiliilit'l'iilit
win-u lhny
with tilltiil in nli‘oi'is to prohibit ~lho‘
playing of the straw in (tonirrvi‘tlcul on
'Hilllliliili. Wlillil‘1lillifli’ ilmuhury
and Mi‘l‘idcn worn tuontiouoilli-upoi' lill
iy.
(‘ ournwniiulion wan yin-n i’i‘nmu‘utm'
Woodruft‘ and Chief of i’oiliio tliiiilh
for their action in corinur'liim with
Sunday baseball
--A cnno or THAMES
A rim] of thanks to pitch it‘nd ovary
one who contributed mono or cat-
ables for Douglas bowler Misha A.
it
‘21111.
l’l‘fl‘lilE
~AUTO FOR Hit!!!
It. Lynch. Te‘ephono 833» 2.
COMM
V
.4 Greenfield Hill l'las Excitement
Associated mes News trim All Peru or the World fila‘lpoelai Wire and mum 9110mm.
[hill] or
"SlRtlSEWER
Will Derry Refuse Further Down
the harbor," Plane Are liar-
rled Dut Next Year
iPPiIIlIlIIllIS Milli
Hill WPISIIIIINS
Funds in Be Secured To Repave
Wall Street
Tire regular meeting or the Norwalm
City Council was held last evening in
the council chambers in Wall street.
A motion was made, and it was voted
that the muvor enl1 a meeting of tho
Git\ Board of Estimate to provide
funds for repaying Wail street. ‘lill
was further voted that the. sewer cour-
inittoo got estimates to present to the
Board of Estimate on the next year's
budget to extend the advantage of the
city's sewer its for down the harbor as
necessary and to secure an estimate
for a server in Park street and North
avenue.
(CoritJnued on third page)
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you run
When Martin Burr’s Pierce
Has a Mysterious Fire »
(illbildNFll-llm HILL. .lnly 23,-«~l1‘iro,
the origin of which is unknown, total-
ly destroyed the. large burn on the
it was lnriol‘dI
‘i iirnlly,
tim-
. . Ill‘.‘Ll‘II_‘\t’d.
iiro E
i'lti‘ph lllliiitE
luv: to tho fuuuaui‘utiun 111‘ ll :1I,Iilt‘~\\llil“
ollu-i,i similar,
, No. lill, (31111111 Fire, at New (lit?
{, to the maxilla“, Monday evening. July
farm of Martin Burr. of liurr street,
,11irout 7:30 o'clock last night, and made
a coirilugrution that was soon for
Enillos around and dr‘i'u 11 large- throng
of tilliillllt'l' residents who came in
'uuios lroru every tilllitloii. llol‘oro
(iist‘tii‘l'l‘iiil, the fire had a hip: slrrrli
Eaud, nilhouuir rri'igirbors fought ll \'11i~.
Illi'il‘ I‘fl'ilrla wol‘o flrlilo. The
auto r'ill‘uiii‘ui oi‘ lili' i-‘nil‘iloid iiro iii--
pni‘lllri'lit Wits Bi‘iii to Illi‘ 51-min but ur-
E l“i\‘f‘li too late to he of any assisurnl‘r‘."
'lho barns 11 t‘lt' llili'd wirir lilo l‘t“
c-tul rr‘rlps oi Iriii‘. straw and ryl' and
111 ”it liiilt‘ lirr lire nus iIlM'ot'i'i‘r‘ii
fonr‘ horses were sluirliul willrirr.
lv'ul'lli hands :srri'i-wrli‘d in getting the
bursts out but the i'l‘tlph, runny lrrrnr‘,
lilllili‘lllt‘lilt‘i and (Mini Iixiiil‘l 11cm
lir vitilt'i‘ inns fooling up
to about Stimuli. A nunrlwr oi irr'ad
of livo him it, ulrivh 111'.~ usually honor-1i
in the burns. hurl lu'nu left in liri‘
. ll-lliln l‘ol‘ illi‘ nit‘lrl and \H‘i'i‘ lill‘i‘l‘-;
Itiii' in uo dizruizr'r E
correlations 111111
1 run return 8 PLACE
1
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i
i
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Xii'W l'tiiilx’. lul3.' ..... ii l'oluirliltmi
of ii». iiiimlnl'i. ol lilo Nr'w \‘ol'li. Nl‘n’
IlliW'Jl and Hartford ilirliroud. tom-iri-
iy oppoiulml by till- llonl'd. llit‘i today
to r‘iliunm 11 uiit‘t‘l‘iiuur i’l‘t‘hiili‘lil
l'llilmi‘li t-i. .ili-liwue \i‘Illmt‘ i‘oisliihiliinlll
“in iolu- urn-r1 rmr lull‘l‘ than llrt. if
to
‘l‘lii‘orloi‘o N. Vii”. chairman of tho
rorutulltmr. titlltl tirnl. Ilin mutter ribE
quirml careful deliberation and tiltlig
that have been discussed in confine E
lion with this oiliiu urn Edward Ii: .
(It‘ll! or the Long inland, and W. W.
Pennsylvania.
Sentinel want chem! it to a M
nlnbed mmWRented.
Etialrll llrit‘ inst niizirl.
.uum, \‘.‘iii(ii 11:13 ownwi by AI
’ :1 run.
1til
i ilil‘ hill i- had his ltit:
iniuriiiirl‘.
‘\\'iiill pilli‘iii ulrrl bud hip Ill'itti
lilies Smith was lnllli'iui about the ions
{and it is [cured illit‘ ol‘ llwrn truly ho.
. . scorn nonwsm. CONN. weeps? JULY 211.1913
'llIlRWI Kill
slum liljlilr
no law an lilllill
colored Man who can Knife in‘
r.
Sinsweylsaio _ ,3 Taken to tail
'fo Aw, Trial
The stabbing case was aired in court
all day yesterday and it was late in the
afternoon before Judge John Keogh
had rendered hie dflctslons and meted.
out the sentences In connection there
with. Luke Montague was found to
be without question the etabber and
he was found guilty and bound over to
the higher court under bonds oik 8750.
Charles Slgeawaf‘ and Johnny Lon-
chak were releasedgrbecause as proprie-
tors they did what they did only in
the interests of and for the protection
or their patrons and their property,
and it was shown that they had a
right to use as much force as they did
exert.
Joe Sienna, one at the original start.
ers of the affrny, was found guilty on
the technical charge of assault and
lined $5 and costs, amounting to $10,
which he paid.
Attorney Joseph if. Linxweiler, cross-
examining the witnesses, proved con-
clusively that it was true that the pro-
prietors did but what was their right.
He moved a dismissal after the State
had r't'stvd, but Judge Keogh ordered
the defense put on. Louchak and Sign»
away and Sienna testified, but Monta-
gue would not take the stand, al~
though refusing to plead guilty.
It. was found that Luke did the stair“ I
lrlng with felonious. intent. and he was".
bound over by Judge Keogh to have,
fired in the higher,
his case further
courts at the no _ term. Attorney
John .l. (‘uneo. representing Montague,
made a strong tight. for his client but
the evidence wright; conclusive.
11111111111 inn
till i HilliSl nun
Automobile and Carriage Collide
in East Canaan, Late Last
Night
\i‘INS'l‘l‘ll‘i. .luly 23-»13‘11111‘ persons
are injured, none fulully. in an auto
mobile and carriage “Tor-Ii. and one
~11 , we , ' 1.‘ or 1.- 1 - 1 . .. . ,
hm 1. is ritllll, llrp 11 hit of a coil si‘ 1 . ..t.1nii11i credit and praise Is dul) 11p 11nd at the 11.111111 "1119 the principle 01
between the two vohrr‘h's ut lanai (um
’i‘hroo of tin- in-
al ”11‘ hospital. 'l‘ircy art
Ill‘\\iii‘ll (‘rrl‘llirrlon, i'irnull'vut‘ for W.
.I ’i‘irrgiriz. (it New York; 'l‘lroruas
'l'vr;;.u~_ .ri.o‘.ircr chauffeur, and
ltoac Smith. iill ornployco of the Nor—
l'uil. inn. fl‘hi- fourlh victim was lint“-
11‘31‘ \‘i'~ iioiur‘.
who is at his iuinw,
l‘ur'liimui' :rud 'i‘irizlic 1»
jlii‘t‘tl .171
in
and it “his aiitil‘ll had been lliltl‘il from
the 11:;1‘11111' r'i lilo 'l'inutir‘
h 111w 111 Norfolk, without pcr‘iuisrlorr.
III ill“ t‘ltl‘l‘izlizt‘ Willi LM'll‘tluil‘
31111.. smith. Lilian .\lir,v lr‘inu and
loan whom- iiului~ 1111.1 uol il‘lllll’
’l'iil two iulir‘l‘ escaped
ioiwu ill ii hurl
\i'i'i't'
in tin Mir-t,
i'ilildsrlou rui'i.‘ soluutlllua
\ir'riui', with ”in liil‘t‘l'lillt hour of
circuitry.
and poz'n‘iilliuiz Ilii‘ r‘iluullinn
was thrown iiii‘iiriizh
\i‘l‘lll.
hi“
('ni lxtirlirn
1'rrt.
liroliiil. ‘I‘ho liiillriiur in Hip othui's
“NW of a mirror liliittrl'.
HARTFORD MURDER TRIAL.
liA‘lt‘l‘Wiitl). July 22. A‘hulum‘l,
No. l'l Portland street was bound over till; longlncor .l H. liroirror, has he “WM, that building and. spread to l-inursln. lunhlmrnblc Woman
Alina.
llI'li’i‘I‘ of ill.» currlauw,‘
1
Kindly
tin»: .
, E 1
r. '1 21111110,
summon,
il.‘.
l
iniur'y ’
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair- Tonight and Wedneld‘ly.
and the cost in
into oblivion.
Av A!" 4" t ”W affine-War
M\‘\‘\I\-\-\&\‘ ‘w‘uowe.
HIS- IlIi Illi
Jllll H IlBl
BRINDEGE
Speculation as to What The
Friends of the Eli-congress-
man Hill Will be Able
To Do
liiW Illllli Iii tlEIlIlIili
ll. 8. Sillillllls llIlIIINS
Bull Moose Element itegarded as
Distinct Advantage in the
Democrats
Tire Hartford Times last evening,
printed the following from its Stum-
t‘ord correspondent:
The staunch friends of the lion.
trounced themselves as ready to do‘
battle for him and with him when the
time comes i'o1 that gentleman to be-
gin his campaign to send back to the
United States senate his law partner,
the lion, Frank B, Brandegec. bit.
Kerrcaly and his political following
down in this section of the state ai-
(Continued 011 Fifth Page.)
”—1...
w—Ii 0111mm 3 Circle picnic, Schmidt 5
Grove July 27. Tickets at Dourrcliy' 5,
South Norwalk. and John
Norwuik. Admission Lac.
WORK OF FINEIAEN
WAS APPIIEDIATEII
r...“
I‘ifty dollars has been added to the
fund of the South Norwnlk Fire Dc-
11artnrent as an expression of the ap
prerintion of Julius W. Miller for the
good work the firemen did in sai'inl-ll
or
Elpart of “iv heat and llarucs. The sub-
proclated by the firemen. Chief
Eileen... \i' lioraar‘ilus has personally
illt'liliiiiiltitigt’d the round or the circiki;
'nud has sent the word of thanks from
,ilro i‘lilil‘t.‘ department to Mr, Miller ,
Mr. George W. lioirnr‘dus,
El‘hlcl‘ South Nor‘wuik l~‘i1‘i- Department.
l l‘liy.
licirr Sir.
nevi-pt. orn'iosr‘d (hook for
[ion for Hrri‘irm roudi‘rud
Itlllr.
at fire on
’ir.
YIilli'ti wry truly.
.lullila W.
MALANIA AFFEGTING
SDME IIIiIDIiE WORKERS
\iiurl \“un liar-iii 111 llu- lw'v rfluu i111
thi bruit-m 13.111 i. has i‘omi» in prior
that lili‘ 11:211‘ 111111 wi-ll thunderb-tlrivru
in malaria lurking in llll‘ truck rnudi
air il in iiiotul‘lwd In connection willlE
tho spllc rli‘ iviut; and minor br‘irliul work
lAllirouub inn lint i‘IiHI‘H have been re
lput‘lorl, tin,- nlriui l‘t‘i'i‘ui makes ll, l‘vw
aoirullly tl‘l'ltllli. .
1 Horny ll Valli-1,1111 ol i‘ioutli (islloriro
l trillxlrolil
hit" to loan r‘onlr'nl.
(‘l‘lil~ll. '
the ot
"ii Hi‘li‘fll‘m "Will It" Will“ WW Ewith assault with intent to niurdor inEilii‘llilt‘, who him burn an inspector on New Y,orh New Haven and “Myra"; llnol bring or Hl'llli in 'lfir
NEW”! Eh" I’“"'”""'” railroad "W“ police court today. John li‘ntoriiro, ofltirii l" nut tilde for tho om 1‘ or (‘ oiruuit ituilroriil tour "”1“”va of Wm don
Michell] Ketrealy of this city have 1111-:
.1111) 05 ,1
his machine shop on July “Stir in tlref
Ei-flt‘t‘. of such fierce, opposition on the‘
35“ It» H N'lI-‘ht llllr‘l'n of my nppr‘irr-ia-‘i
I i'olisidiu' the boys urn (‘ilillli‘il .
to a lot of 1'i'iulil for “but ihl‘y have
,ilorru, and (-1111 :rssui‘r‘ you i illilii’l‘l‘lili“r
Miller“l
I’llllll’illlllil BllSi
ill Ililililllil Siillilll
William 1. Powell, Former Head
of ‘Norwelli Eagles Aerie, De-
tected Man With Pocketbook .
0
llililllili AS _
11w 1 Phil!
_A plckpockot sought to reap 9. him
vest at the east-bound railroad station
in lSouth Norwalk, this morning, and
did succeed in a way, but his opera~
tione came to a sudden termination
through the vigilance of William .1.
Powell, of lNorwalk.» .‘l‘he fellow now
occupies a. cell in the South lNorwaIk
police station. and rwlll‘be brought to
trial tomorrow morning.
While the members of Norwaik Ae-
rie and their friends were awaiting the
train which was to convey them to
Bridgeport to the field day exercises,
Mr. Powell detected a. stranger with
a pocketbook in his hand. About the
same time the fellow saw Mr. Powell
watching him, and he hastily dropped
the pocketbook and tried to make his .
way through the crowd. This was
enough for 'Mr. Powell, and he and
some other men tirere quickly pounced tlclpated last evening, with that:
on the man. He was turned over to guests, the national and state officers,
Station Agent Ralph E. 'DelWitt, who Douglass Fowler Womans'
Officials Present at Exer-
cises in New City flail
Milli llilililESIlIlIi
Washington Camp Hall Later“
of Police Pennington. The latter placdg A. 11., McKinleyCamp,Spanisl'rWav.‘
ed the man under arrest. He said he Veterans. members of the South Nor—1
Wii“ J‘EEI“ Parker, 0E Albany, N9“ . walk Board of Councilmen, and others, ,
York. but refused to make any in. thcr in an 01¢ fashioned camp-fire. T1113"
statement. as he said he 11 lshcd to so- not only commemorated one of the 1m.
(“"9 ‘i law-‘0’- lportant battles of the war, but served
Meanwhile reports began to come in as a house- warming for the new quaro-
from other people on the platform that
they had been robbed. it was stutodE
, that three men were relieved of watch- ‘
g as of considerable value, and it is pre-
9 sunred that ”Parker" had a pal in the
1crowd who was working with him. as
ithis class of men usually lra1e two or
three companions to help them out of
airy difficulties they may get into.
(Continued 011 Eighth Page).
illllilllil’iilll Ii illill Silili
’ llllWll ill llillllHill
Detectives intimate That The.
l
l
ivnncnri ennusurri
, ‘ REBEL AT DiillEIiS Shooting Was a Deliberaiely
Planned Case of Sbciety Ven- '
gence
ROME, .luly 22.~Cardinnl Merry
Eli at \‘al the Papal Secretary of State,
who i as taken the settlement of the
disal‘llrtrorr of the Swiss Guard at the BRIDGEI‘OR’F,
1V rtitruu turn his own hands todav is ;Giruiro_
card orders lo the guardsmcn iirail‘
.thct 11r1o not to lca1o the Vatican nor ‘
l0 i'omu'uiriiaio with any outsiders. ‘3
July 22.——4F‘rhnk
who was shot Sunday after-7
noon during a game. with his brothers
at his IlOlili‘ in this city, died in St.
Vincents Hospital early yesterday
Th1 cardinal is ondeatoring 10 find morning. A bullet from a large 0in-
" “(lliilliiil li)’ rut-ans of which the jli‘fll. bro revolver had penetrated his in-
lill‘millidt‘ 0i the men will be slitisiii‘tl { tcsilucs. 'l‘lro stricken man, though
knowing thal more was no hope to:
saving his life, calmly and persist.
oily refused to discuss the quarrel or
iiil.~‘i.'iiillilt- and authority ire maintain-E
Pii, l
m..-~...___.-........__.l....
DDLFAXENDAM’l 1‘
l nnvernsrntrnnen
loan 1111 the .poi'sorr doing the shoot-
. lug. .-
liliiilit‘t‘li (ihirlr‘o. aged 21, brother OS
.iho dead man, who is sought by the
police as the one wanted for
death. is still at liberty. Two other
brother-11 who wore in the name all
took purl in tho quarrel. are held by
rthn polii‘o pending further
The officers of t‘olfux l‘Iiu-nrnpmi-nl
Wiir'r' installed by Special liviillii‘
:r‘und i‘.‘ill'l:ll'l‘ii i‘r'irr, .i. lliii‘aivs, oi"
hiatutor‘d. lust Iri;1hl,.‘rs follows:
sailor in 1111113 A
Elaborate Dollatlon Served the
The members of Douglass Fowiet'
Post. Grand Army of the Republicyparv ‘.
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detained him and sent a call for CEEEefgtiorps, members of Buckingham Post. :11
BIMP Hill
National and State Grand Armyfu“
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.10 make any accusation against any
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l‘. l’. .lurrlus Brown. 1111,". ,
il. l’. (lilo l.irrrl.~‘troiu, E The ppm-vii of tho dolor-lives, they
3“. \‘i',--~liuu;~i (:i'fli‘il Hill)", has (il'\‘l'liI|tt‘ti clubs loading to
.I. \‘i‘. Will. i', .Iinmo tho ililiialt Hal'r‘i'l abi'Ii-ty zlll"l(‘ii in.
S'Tlllit' l‘llri‘nnr'r' A. i’i‘iwn, ‘Nl'iA' York and iii-oniuyrr, lilo police“. 7,
‘l‘r'ousui‘or l‘lrnrh'i.‘ (iohr‘irrnn. ,1" thorn places ilf‘.\’lillt Ilcl‘rl 1110th to
First \i'uli'lr «Wm. H. Merriam.
Si‘liiillii Which Win, ‘5, \\'llr'ii\.
’l‘iriril \‘i'uli'h “Saul llunileil.
i’VlIiil'IlI \ttilth "illii‘Vliy \h’rrorl.
i"ll'tii ll, of ’1'. '"E'lliillli.‘ Raymund
Ri'i‘iinil (l, of ‘I‘.- John liultrrwon.
I. t‘lnr'irm'o I‘I ('rui’o'll
Tli‘ni'i‘ lbs 111 out ii‘lll to search for [Air
Ellill'l'li (Illrririr, 'l‘lrn lll"lll!.t‘illli‘i drier.
livid-i Iirliluuli' that tlrn shnntliig was
not lilo l‘i‘i'iill of 11 family quarrel 01‘
suddvn aura-r. but that it was .‘i delib-
erately winllrri-d ,i'uun of society ven-
ltuniri'i' upon :1 l'i‘i‘llli‘lli'lliil irrmnher,
i'urr‘iml 1111i lilrimulr his own brother.
E’l‘hvy 111‘1- 11m lilrw on this theory more
strongly than on any other
The brothers that are hold as prin-
loui‘rs have so firi remand to give all!
11111.1 lllri'm‘luallolr of any kind.
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GNEAMEBV ANII BAN
BURNS IN MILL PLAIN
ileiNlii Ill. Jill) 3.3111410
Ibroke out early this alluruuoit in tho!
..\lill l’inlii ‘I‘l‘i‘lillllil‘y at Mill l’lalu. ll
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NOTICEI NOTICE”
station on lilo nosiorn division of flu!
and 39!
three of the most popular initllanlnol,
and
to the Superior court under it bond (it come attach-d with the disease and the 51mm, in the yards 0, “1,, “H.151 i‘he Metropolitan for three monthl.
A good adv. pm in! the but paper
The not
complaining
Although no other particular runes,
have been reported, it in rumored that.
there are others.
dlrlak plenty of Williams Root [leer
this summer. 3 You will have better
health and more fun. At Grocers. ‘
bounds. i’li‘i’liff‘mi‘iii it! ill“ Iifiliiwm‘h ”.000 and in default wan wont to inll..hun been forced to give up his llillll a. 1m, ( hurrh, nearby. a burn ”mod 1,3, It you are not a subscriber send an
Eriii'kfiwii'm" “It“ WWIWH; ‘llfliiii‘l W” lit is alleged that on ilit‘ night of July Mr. anteurlt has been
lard. lil'i‘iimi‘fll "l “W “5“”le “Dalia, vli‘itterlno ehot Gustavo Sitlunrl of about the way he fell for two u‘eoks The fire was still burning at u 0 ”10,4. lirragimlnog will he sent you for threttl
will": linwm‘d Elliott. llroaldent of that No. 711 North street. a ballot entering and a physician has advised trim to! and had rpm,“ ,, string (,1- Efrnlglrti
Northern I’M'llli‘: “Milli Points. Di‘fifii'l the iattor'h buck near the spins Bro give up his 1111111111,. .E
lucol has been in it hospital, but is now
Attorbury, first \‘lt‘epreetdont of tire out and was able to appear in court
' against his alleged assailant.
result was said to he unprovoked. 1-“ 1
A Furnished Room to Rent] A terlnohauawitefnttaiy.
11 s 11mm 1.11.1 other email rmilirrngir brine it an owl ”Pile Sentinel Mia
months by mail if you prefer to hurt
rare standing in the railroad yards. 11 newehoy deliver roar paper tend «It
Mill l’iuln has no fire protection. 350 101‘ magazines and pay the he? I”
m..- a week for The Sentinel. The main
within to hire. zines dent with all the current only
1.140 and 1121.11,, jester of vital interest and. wilt p‘euh
“ every member of the family.
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D. 'I‘rnvle. 'i‘eis.
A good all”. pays beat in trig beet
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A good nor. can in the bent neat.
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