and foreign interest
j if you“ read The
Sentinel every day.
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combustion 1870
Federal Troops Also Throw Up
’Blronp Entrenchmenls to De-
” :‘lenil Mexico City
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llaert’s- Position Reported to be
{More Serious. Than Ever
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1 Wheels-ores; May 5.—-lul‘orma-
tion coins from Vera Cruz to the War
Department today that the Mexican
Federal troops have mined the rail-
road tracks from Vera Cruz to Mexico
City in prepaatlon for the destruction
of the road in the meat that the Amer.
dean forces attempt a march on the
capitol.
No confirmation had been received
of reports that the .san Francisco
Bridge, ‘on the Interoceanic Railroad,
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A111. is. eschew. ,9: line p.,.s.
chl'potiO' ‘Dlltroyfir . Henley.
,. lNOMlk‘ha'l a representative in the
V . delcan conflictiu the intrepid of
AWillia M. Gnodrow, son of Mrs.
- ; “M"; Goodmw, 1‘49. south Main street.
‘Alihls South are all: any will on
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ggg, Savage held to his recital.
Mitochondria-1
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loan Sailors and llsrlnee
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VERA CRUZ; May 5.--A woman
said to have killed eight. Alder-icon
bluejackets and marines by sniping
them in the streets during one iirst
Java or the American declination was
given into the custody or the military
authorities last night. A Mexicdn had
informed army oiiicials of her ‘vvhei‘e-
abouts, upon which her house was
searched and a quantity of arms
tary court on charges of murder
AABIAWILK STUDENT
sumption of the trial of Stanhope W.
Nixon, son of Lewis (Nixon, of New
York city, on the charge of breach of
the peace, today counsel for the the
tense outlined an alibi for the defend-
ant. in the course of tilts between the
defendant's counsel and City Attorney
lerardi, which were numerous, ‘Mr.
FitzGerald for Nixon, declared that he
would prove that Nixon did not com-
mit the assault upon Edward H. Ever-
it, chief engineer of the Southern New
England Telephone Company, but that
"it was committed by the person near-
est to Mr. Everit that night." Mr Ev-
erit was assaulted over the head about
2: 15 a. in. on the night of October 22
last. while on his way home. Tbe'llrat
person to rough him in response to his
cries for help was Wilbur Jewell, and
the testimony of the latter as a wit-
yesterday by the derense. The defence
put its more evidence today in an. at.
Cloister menuF. K. dilemma, of Chica-
so. and G. C. Catlin. ot iWaterbure,I
Conn. go out and speak to the group
Nixon, the defendant. Nixon, he said,‘
rejoined the group and all wenLtow-
, ards the Colony. Savage said he look
, ‘eVd at his clock and it was 2:12;
He remembered the night in partic-
' nlar as being in tralnng he could not
. go to the theatre and the party which
followed, and he looked at the clock to
1 : se's how much more sleep he was to
have. being under orders to sleep a cer-
tain .period. On cross-examination
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The hasault upon Mr. Everit. wholh
' ) occurred several blocks away from the
Cloister and on Whitney avenue, hep
pelted about 2:15.19“)? Attorney for.
ardi sharply questioned Bavage.willeb
brought protests from Mr. Fitstrald.
age was a recalcitrant witness. but
the conrt‘thoughthe wasnfalriy good
cap. 'l‘ll co rt room wag inclined.”
tar as spice was available with spec-
ting on the door on the platform re-
served for the general public. ,
The constitut- objections pro and con
postman the lawyers pie the stu‘uV'
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Said to Have Killed Eight Amara "
found She is to be tried by. a ultii- ‘
V sills realisati-
allow HAVEN May 3.411.“ ,e. _
” fl‘o establish an alibi W. D. Savage
' 6t Harwell“ (long; a Yale football,
“ 1915?”,IM masochism, estiiledthat
- about 2:12 a. in. on the aunt of Octal:
‘ ber 22 ho. was awakened and 10
”but on «Hillhou‘se avenue. saw a group
of boistlerods students. He saw two
The city attorney claimed that Bav. ‘
tailors. college boys by the adore sit-‘
condo at his claim
last Plight
Elratllsnree V‘ivorli by Local
lodge in Elaborate
Headquarters
M—
The anticipated .visit to Progressive
Lodge. Odd Fieliov’vs, Danbury. by
gut Brothers Lodge, wile realised last
night.
numbers present and the good fellow}
sillp evidenced that the same old tlei
which have cemented these two lodges
together are as much in evidence to
day as they have been in the days
gone by.
Our Brothers Lodge left Norwslh on
a special train at 7: 30 o‘,ciock 153
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ilng "hat town" was enjoyed by all;
‘Noble Grand lrving H Reed “as very
much in evidence throughout the en
tire evening and was met with his co'n
nes‘s tor the prosecution was attacked stituents at the Danbury station by well “ck“
noble grand and a delegation or r,
grosslve
mementos-r parade out
people. x.
and memos... neaaqlisrlers; the
roll the
visiting brothers were then cordially ‘
:‘g received and spent a pleasant e1 enlllg
participating in the work at the order
in the lodge room. There was fully
'550 Odd Fellows present at the lodge
to witness the first degree work or .
{Eur Brothers Lodge, which was the
A moment later one in the group de~ feature of the evening, the team being-i
Itached himself and spoke to ~Klsrnanl assisted on this occasion by’ musld tur-
‘ 'an’d Catlin. who answered ‘AAl, tight."
.Spvpge swore. that that individual was
'nished by fivsc's orchestra
Many were the flattering comply
meats which .were paid to Our Broth
‘ srs' Lodge for the manner in which the
team performed the work. made nec-
essary by this intricate and instructive
.degree.
the visiting brothers .were' shouts
through the various pleasant room: or
the one Fellows downloading and‘ la-
ter were seated at an elaborate ban-
quet. which had been pr pared by the
Rebekahs. of Danbury. e large nulli-
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the service which was so excel!
.When the last down '
ed, Cyrus ' '
d or
duties to
die gave
an address or welcome and then Intro
'duo‘ed Irving ll sell. obis
the via lug lodge.” . , gave
ch
was very interesting. dad has
"ed his tails with Innis clever stories.
Jesse L. Benedict. deputy ersild one
tor of ma acid, was neat called upon
1 resilien- and oM ’oohstant- ,. ' A.“ "
,‘r.
All
Spirit oi dead Fellowehlpla Eve '
It was very evident from the _
strong. and the trip to our neighbor- ‘
with a sailor. , it... _
Allis at the new no beau-7
,After the lodge had closed '
all cases the p
on were lined.
vmde, however.
gauilty patties
out of their shops
913. the line shall
. it is rather an-
times All at
session that all
provisions of th
the money rel ,' totthem.
The cases ‘ disposed of as fol
OddoarNolied
Frank misnnlusoiled.
1We an‘avg full line or both
1' toned Umuum
. preppred to re-=
bottles _
shells some testes
wllc Time Til Bet Bolmtlon
'to Protest Andrew. Leary
ior‘Poe'lnafaler)
.bound for Washington, D. 6.. and ad-
Adressed to John H. adulthood. chair.
ital committee at three. Mr. Fountain.i
quvl Burdlck, and Judge John Keogh.
appointed by the ting oi protest
laeainst’ the name Andrew LeIrY
lor- the next postmaster. 'l'lleiword1
contained therein is a. protest against
letter also states that the time is too
'shorit tor a daleutioa to be prepared
'fact that a thorough investigation was
not conducted before the recommenda-
lion was made.
A 0
human Fountain this afternoon to
'gsreia; tile matter.
Mr. Fountain
guilty was enter- ..
ed by the me the cases were-
a letter is in this alterations mall -
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A Sentinel reporter talked with
Genorsl'l‘lllrtm baryon, Starch
handheld». all: Seven
Times Early WTdilay ‘
WIAAIREA’S Milli-ll 5
lift AAAAEA AAAIAAPPY
ills Falllllr Sided Willi Dauphi-
er-ln-tow Who Secured
a Divorce
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NEW YORK, May 5:» -~ln a cell in a
Brooklyn police station Chester Dur-
yea, mbo-oariy today fired seven bul»
' lets into the body of his» lat-her, Hi-
ram nerves. aged 81. millionaire
starch manufacturer and veteran or
the Civil War, killing him instantly,
talked lncoh’erentiy of the events
leading up to the'shooting and gave
evidence of being stark mad. While
he talked he dlig'hls fingerunalls‘lnto
, the palms of his hands until they bled
He said lie shot his lather when he
received a “siiirltuiii message from
George Washington", pin a saner.
calmer tone. he; till: "i was the‘
best driend my "tiller? had and he was
any best friend” tlfiveti him dearly.
it he were hole b .ollld explain
regatta“
\‘Hh
"No am ago all all... All fl.
took a 19ng {Walk and during it l_ lilacs
ed him lol- the his: time .on three
Maybe it was. Just because I wanted to
show my allecthn. ‘ i
dead I would turn the automatic pis-
tol and end my own life. I fully in-
tended doing that while I was tiring at
my father. .After it. was over. though.
‘ an impulse calne over me and l lie-l
cided not to kill myself. I wish 1'
has carried out my original intention." ’
More his arraignment in court
Duryea became violent and beat on
_ the doors of his cell with his bare
{knuckles A policeman was stationed
outside the door to prevent him from
injuring himself seriously. .
NOTlCE.
We now have a full line or both
J
sonar 1.11am Til
all: client mulls
fl'he ilfth annual banquet 0! Court
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will tales place tomorrow evening at
the Dorian Point Hotel. The banquet
call our Will leave Batters drug store
at 7: «lo o'clock.
The plans tor the event have all
been completed. The Lyric orchestra
will tarnish music for the occasion
and after the eating and speeches
The speakers are to be the lottery,
) ins: 'Mr‘ii. Genevieve Walsh. bl lblew
York. esupreni scent; like. Maj."
Lynch . )
vltev. Stephen .‘Cher‘nltsliy;
it St. manor R‘. 0. “Church
sans e
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Rain, Followed by Clearing.
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“ loss of over $400 Sustained
Last Night, the Fire Probably
Being Causality Boy‘s
The McMahon barn on the old Hull
Run road. * oi! the VGranit‘evllle section,
”was burned to the ground last/ night
atotal loss: The damage was esti-
mated at 8400. there being no stock or
anything of value inside the structure.
The sad part of the fire was the acci-
de at to out of the men.
Chief George W Bogsrdus. who. with
the downtown firemen went to the
scene. though it was out of the city.
limits quite a. distance, is of the opin-
fion that cigarette smoking boys were
responsible for the slant of the tire.
The barn was a roaring furnace when
the firemen arrived, and they could do
little. althougluhey worked diligently.
A line of hose 1,000 feet long was
laid from the nearest hydrant. This
length detracted from the pressure,
but there was a fair stream when the
couplings had been made. The names
were tackled with a will, but the good
start told on the’efforls oi the men,
and what remained standing when the
flames at last subsided, was of little
value. ~
Chiet :Bogardus took with him the
big new automobile chemical truck.
and the hook and ladder. the last piece
of equipment being sent back when it;
[charge against the men from shop! .
was seen what the the was. The chiefl
and the spectators along the line wore
neii pleased with the manner in which
the blaze.
The accident occurred to Louis Bo-
genius, son of the tire chief. and the
young man will be laid up for some
thus all a result at the happening lie»i
was holdlus all the basket on the new
Weight. of about soil pounds. dropped
on Mr. Bogardus'. right. am. It was
years. I don"t know why i kissed him, lbrulseli, wrenched and split 09°“ ‘39
was taken to the oillce’ .of Dr. D. M.
Allen, where medical attendance was
"I had made up my mind helm-e .rendered
shooting father that as son as he was ‘
The barn was owned by John F.
McMahon and rented by John Rooney.
WILL TELL BF BBEAAES
. raised the bonds from 850 to 8509.
the trucit took the hill and sped tnl K
tor-loll all the hose Wad bellig topmost '
:lilld ‘whm him helper 10!. go the [HAL a.
or estuarine
The first attorn‘fit oi the combination
oi motion pictures and dissolving
views ever given in the City or Nor-
walk will be given in the Methods
Cllrllclr. or South Norwalk. on Wednes
day and Thursday evening of this
week. Havng looked at the motion
picture tor a while the dissolving view
rests the eye and gets you really (or
would seem to be dlillcult to get more
pi'oinislng pictures for such a modem
iatio‘n than those found in the subjects
0! James W. Erwln' 11 lectures on "The
Wonders and Glories of Cbliiornla."
and the "loads of the Rising Bpn‘ ~—
‘d all the appointment of Mr. Leary The hotel. {No 106.1)dughters of Castlie, Japan, china smiths Philippines. The
Sentinel is advised that while admis-
step will be tree. children under folio
" IE0 I01 (0 WMhAhltOn. and NOMOIIIEFNIQ *1“wa It- 8' 80 o'clock BhMl‘h. A 8199- man must be acoompanma with adults.
1-in—9.“-
BEBKEI’B GEMINI!
Tillll. All WEBIEBMY'
having lustigd'ted the murder or Hor-
inal Rosentlisi Which will basin on!
weaned», District Attorney Charles
the first trial.
Ainslie
pop of diners were only up” care ‘0: man of the Batiste Committee on' Post nickel and rubber toned vacuum the motion picture again. Sometimes ,
by the management “a ”all, “up: (laces and 1’0st unsolicited by bottles and are fully prepared. to to you see the saline thing in the dissolv-
ing brother bad words at pralsuior Chairman John Fountain. of the ”30‘ deals coupons. . in; view and then in motion. And it this moi-nine at the zovernmmt 0,9
Iollomd stated that in the lettei' it ll reported thel‘e will be dancing Mill 5 mg hounl NEW YORK ”31,155.46, mg m. caused considerable property die V
Mr Davis to Chairman Bahkhead that. until the Mrs. Bertha. Cooke‘dlllrke. o! cries. and trial 01 Charles Becker, tormer in the neighborhbod.
in MI lillt- two years Mr. been bu not been Mich. willbe the plenum entertainer. ”Mica lieutenant oil 11' calm or
‘31! Yum. tats lessor Rev. 9 mfihpn will call seventy Withell- A La'rensll Circus, the second
fit Joseph's R 9., may ‘oz whom did not guilty in season. is exhibiting on the
l Attila!“ in NW“ inent weather, the parade w)
m Cour o .dlseredltlid m and saioyed by a large 3”an
me «an “dachdl'floll Wit
Assault Willi Intent
To z Kill
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Strikers l'lannoil liaise Dentin?
of $500 ‘ '
It was astonishment that JudgeJollla
Keogh occasioned yesterday ailments
as the end of the case of the assaultv
ing. strikers was ”Breached. ‘lt m
consternation for the prisoners and!
course 'not anticipated by ' the ,. attonr“
neys * Judge Keogh changed tho
:assault” and breach of the peace to
sault with attempt to kill and slay.
Despite the protestations that him
cash was defying precedent in All!
move by Attorneys Freeman 1!
sud'John .T. Cuneo. for the do
court failed to chum the fill”
'HO 9mm Gill“- W
boil? the loss for further trial all
ing. The condition of Domenico Doe
Lassa. the Stamford strikeb ’
who sunered from it severe blow from
a rock is serious and a! such it _
that Dr. Roi. Woile, who firehgflan
ed him here. and Dr. A. 8
:Stamiord, who ablended the w
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[Continued Oil Fifth Pagaifl
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Eight Persons Killed and .
Woundld Willi Grealllpill .
apt to Property
PANAMA. May 6.-~An explosion.)
Panama dynamite magazine "alum
in the killing at eight persona NM
teen others were seriously injured.
The property was destroyed, "l *i
The explosion was Caused 'lis‘l g:
brush lire. which made its way to tap
interior or the building.
81: of the dead and most at up
wounded are firemen, who bod W
summoned to combat the llama.
: man and a woman who Vere watch
the blaze from a distance were ll
lolly torn to pieces. ,
The concussion of the em . ,
shook Panama. in addition ,to obi
{atlas pile magazine, the capital
"um—h
-lllililllb‘ till?
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