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RoputiUoau^^ Qpofyeaîuu tiiatrutUi4 its J«i
egja^w far^.oSinleyi wiib.s»Hkreoly « show
of opposltltiD, and the o o g luipondKiu .
Found Guilty of Murder In the
Second Degree.
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RECOMMENDATION TO LEIIESGY.
, T ' B : I . A I J B ' L 1 ' I I : A . . ;M''y" 12: - F r a j a o e * A .
L l e b n e r , a n .-.ar.trass nrj.'.wrj o n . t h e c o r n l c
o p e r a s t a g e a s f-rjaijc -a B o o t h , dtend to t h i s
city o n Saturday under clrcuutetauces
that t h e police a n d t h e coroner a r e m a k
m g a rigorous loves'Igatioa
The young
w o m a j n d i e d a t t h e hotttie of a M r * . C l e a r y ,
Who i s sain t o b e well k n o w n to t h e c r l m
tnal a u t h o r i t i e s , b a r i n g b e e n I m p l i c a t e d
tn other lusploioos deaths
A poet m o r
t f m e i a n . l n a t i o n will b e m a d e
T h e dead
w o m a n h a d been with the P a u l i n e H a l l
O p e r a c o m p a n y , the A b o r n
company.
Rice's Burlesque company a n d w a s e n
g a g e d for t h e seatson o f g r a n d a n d c o r n l c
o p e r a of the. C a s t l e S q u a r e '1 b e a t e r c o m
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Capitf! |2O0,«M, Sarplns $180 001.
Stodrfoolders' lJar>i!ity. $200 000.
merest paid pr> Depos.is subject to
check
Harrison forota ended In m commonplace ,
psaoa Thaplavtfonn embodying the in-1
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structloua wits adopted by a viva ««< «•• ' B e n l r O f e d t o T i u p r U o o m o o t F o r U f » .
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With. Regard For t h e
Ooneial Harrison cjlld not jstaki l i s
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eagerly e*o«i;te4 speech to the dcUgaUis ,
leading styles in Seal, Persian Safes .for i^w|, * M . avto
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The platform declares for sound m n<-y
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W a t s o n HIIBy the decisive vote of 61 to 6 the senate favors the use of both gold mid »!iv,r At n
( ' o l l i i r e t t f - an«l whoulder C a p e a . VILLIAM u M£RCER . . . • .Ssâtary
inaugurated nn Investigation, to be con- parley, urges bimetalitsm o n an lnu-rna • d n l t i , tin- l> > I r u . n w r e i k e r , w a s thla
at>» char<;!n<' - i i m n i e r p r i c e s
A j - « t m o r t e u i ' e x a m i n a t i o n p r . i i cd t h a t W e
ductrd by the senate committee on t l o l l t t l biiJ»i» UUtl uoitltflliUn tl.< •'"' •••-• it. r - . i i . g •!• • lit'.^l g i . H j A m u r d e r I n the
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during tho last three years
I V l o g u u s s at i . » . - g e — K W i ; . •>••,•- i>. l e a n ! o n tun J u r y r o o m d o o r a n d w n s ans t m d l e t t h e r a a g h l v taught u t h e t c h o q l b i
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; John HayB.Hammond's wife had a long L". W . I ' a i j U i i k s , ii". VV M....„. i..
s w e r o t b y a c o u r t rontu o f h c l a l . w h o w a s
said touching interview with President rrid IJCW V i k l t a t u
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t o l d t h a t Jury w •« r»-tt<ly t o r v | x T t
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'.Ejuger of the Transvaal, at which she I M o U u i i u l d , Hlftjiu H r u t v n . t ^ t- < " ,'
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h n d 1 » f>n "tit stn.-p ? !S [i rti y > - s t e n ! n y
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Koeb«»t*>r, N Y.
pleaded the cause of her husband and the .k i n s , G c u r ^ c L K I I U ^ . .»„i.r«-i
D r i A W A . .Mnj 13 - 1 ' h e newi-nd h i e n n t a l
Sentl lor c i r t q l s r .
.Aft.-r tli.-y h a d t l l i t l l u t o c u t t . Fuiwttutii c o n v t « n t l o n of t h e ( r r a n d I n t e r n a t i o n a l 1 - ~ — - — • — — — — — — — — ^ — —
other prisoners President Krugcr prom
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B v e n u i g C!iu»e» M o n d a y s sod Thursdays.
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.The following U the population of the I J a m e s A . M o u n t , t i i f n.ii..i>--> <••' h •» , w u n of m u r d e r In t h e s e u u m l d e g r e e . T h o be a s g r e a t a a u c c f s a a s « a » a u t i c t p a l e U b y 1 $\ J±\ u v u T f C I ' 7C
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JTew York state prisons. r»lng htng, e r n o r . 1st* f o r m e r of . - l r . m ! .'.
S O W - I T ANT TIME,
is At trir aniii-uiii.-1-iuvuL i i l l d r e l h p u t his In by m e h u n d r e d a n d t h e a t t t s l i d i t n c e
i,8J9; Auburn, 1,160; Clinton, l.onfl; worn | a n PX-iiie-mlwr >>f t l i r »[•/%<<• „ ii.il.
III S 1 M K S S O l i e U U H T H A N U .
•n'e prison at Auburn, 07, total, 8.'>»-'. . pri.miit.i-ii t ;ii f a r i u :i,si.: ..•.•• w '^ '.-. * r l g n t t:.kiid l o tils f o r e h e a d a n d t u r n e d pri'iiiLsiia l o lie v e r y m r g e t r m u M o n r o ,
\ This Is the lowest number In tl.rf state | y e a r l y di'llvt-m ! n i . n . ..-. '•'• "«fi '• s l i g h t I j p<il<> I'ut h e mtule no d e m o n s t r a - T o l a s , l - i ' U l s l u l i a a n U !• l o r u l u o u t h e
s o u t h , trie i o - w K u g l a n d s t a t e s o n Lho
prisons at this season In live years.
I t u r a l d o p a r t m e i i l of lVr«lu o n i v.r»il> t i o n
e a s t a n d t h e I ' a i l t l i al.ipt.g .-u t h e w e s t ,
H e Is q t i l t f w p a l t l i T
A report from Somerset, Ky , says the ,
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roundhouses and 18 locomotives belonging
t h e h n i n l of h i - »i>n a n d h e l d It t l r m l y
c a p i t u l a t e u> t h e A u i e r u t a u * f o r ou d a y s a t {
I n a t e d for l i e u t e n a n t g i i ' T : •'
$0. tho Queen and Cresount Hall road combeast T h e l e o i l l i i g ti . t e l s are cxjiuii^t-uulug
O t h e r n fi itir»ll r » »i-n- **<--Pftary "f ' H e t o o w a s c:a!:ii
pany were destroyed by Are. Loss, $3iKJ,
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The first t o U - In t h o J u r y r o o m r e s u l t e d U' decoraU- a n d t h e m a y o r h a s I n s t r u c t e d
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b a t OCTOQ legally shot at the Pushxnatha [ a t t o r n e y g v n v r a i . VV A Ketobant r e n o n t ' t y . 2, h l a j i k . S ."MMMiud b a l l o t , g u i l t y uf
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NEW YOKE May ia—The Produce E x
w i l l U T I labor sad
After having taken US ballots during [ s t r u c t i o n , D M ii^»-t,n« o f J e f f i - r s o u , | T h i r d b a l l o t , i n u i tier « e o o n d d e g r e e , W. e i i e n g e Is n e t t i n g r e « d y t » m a k e w a r u p o n '
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discriminating
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v«ntloa, csaaoasblt > rnncipsl Dffiet and Vsrd. Telephone 357
Republican oonmention nominated J. V ,
Just b o w they will begin t h e
t h e I n s t r u c t i o n s g i v e n t o t h e J u r y b y the f r e i g h t s
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CRUISER BROOKLYN A FLYER
Judge after m i d n i g h t .
S o o n a f t e r they
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Franklin county, to succeed Hon. Urtn i
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b a d r e t i r e d f o r t h e teoo&d t i m e a l l o f tho
h. Millar In ooograas,
I B s B M t e s ' O B H a r OIBrisI T r i a l t o M a s s
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JCa* president has approved the sat to •
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pterin* for the adjudication of the claims ' PHILADELPHIA., May 13 -Ttie cruiser
BUdreth • three c o m p a n i o n s lmpllcatsd
' N o w Y o r k Is
slf» BlTy ICrgl, j Plumtotsj »adQs>»flnbag, Steam and Ho*
of w r a a r s X ssallny ves—ls setsad tn Be-1 Brooklyn ha* returned, frlu4ttnh»jat W hei I n the Craln w r e c k i n g a r \ n o w i n ja:l s a i d t h e m p e i i n t e n d e n "
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Ttrandt batwasB the Uottsd Stats* and • Up t h e rK'lawnre r]iat Ttvui t h e c ^ i > . | « a j i a f t e r t h o v.erdUf o f t o d a y t i i a l r c a s e * •• 111 Tri,;".. o M p c l a t l o n and
lûsa«-u>«.if j 2? F f M i l l l I t , » 4 i f « l l l • i S S S f t V ? ? '
T h e c h a m b e r of ouintxverce Is
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I almost nn« Auriftioootis o»»atlon. o»«ry b e t a k e n up t o g e t h e r , stud It Is b e l i e v e d t u g r u l n s d
-?6an" WaMrop, who, four months ago, [factory along thso way saluting ths queen that they will oonJolutjJy plead guilty to I n t h e f l g b t . '
wkUaaarrlnf » Wrn In the CoaTburg pan • offlgbtlcg craff ss sJhe (aased, axid flags the !«saer degree of crltno In which HU
H i l l s L>*»teortwS by f>|ra.
ItroHsry for larceny, brained s fellow were dipped repeatedly. The most con drath w a s ounvlctad
HiWKKitat lit, Ons. M«y M - HawkesoosrViot; Jaspar Thornton, with a ooal apioaous abjsots tboat lbs Brooklyn a s
Judge, MoLennap's clisrgs was tm-nly
w i' htiv*> a largo supply of Prayer Books, rtoaarIeS, etf. Bookp of
pit*, h a i oeejb hanged in the Jail yard at sh4 sUsamtxl up (ho rtyut « « « . tho big b*4aup»d. He rvod ty ih* Jury the l^w do bury ('-omp.vnj* otllls hero wore desiruy
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[ ntjmsrali "pip." palptpd In whjt« on flnlqg different stages of crime, frogi ffiilr ed by fire I.osi tlOJ.000 About 900 oxen
all lviaas. Fine line of Aiuiuua, Leather Goods, etc.
luf Bentiett. the alleged forger. aach side of tbo oentrM suiokastArk. These 4erto felony, and plainly told the jury axa thrown out ot etnployutoot
> iriysts1 flousiy dtiapdMral last vreek flguros told to pnHlag craft the story uf their duties in tba caae. Be said they
n'Tthaca, H Y.. fiat not yet bean ber surr«tsful ipeod teat
Should render their verdict nHhout fear
TX6 MARKETS.
-fotnd. f* has bftsa learned that previous
H« went over the details of the
Tho Brooklyn bat been designed as a or fifgr
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ao'fcuYdisappearing be WtaTned life In ' ntoi* ^ffootlvo ship than the Now Yurk, caa« from tho time the train left Pyra^niso
234 EuaL Muiii Street, near North Gmtop Routieaier, 1M. Y.
M a w V o a t M a y IS
" V*o .thejrtMtft of ilja.000
rnvestl. • being longer, heavier; and possessed of 0Q tho morning of tho wreck on Nov. Ill
The first thing for them to consider. h»
atuaey on c a l l , IfySft} per cvut
rjon trill be continued at friends re- supposed greater fighting qoalltlua
1 l o a d a , c u » i i l . * « Âyof, ^ 6 / ^ por Meal
Although the a pood called Lr U the said was whether the train was wrecked
Ptbbelisve that he has pat an end to
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U» If they f.-.und tho dorfi-ndant did it. or e-r*' Mr'.a II « f ; f r ;
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that she was entitled to tho tSo.W0 loft la . h c r t a n d V a v a l O o t . s l r u r t o r J 0 T a w r e t h e d e f e n d a n t . If s a t i s f l o d I t w a s m a d e of
h t a o w n free w i l l
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n e f e n d n n t ' g rs)unsel roûestod tho oourt
N e w Y o r k F t w l o o t M&xket.
Colonel Pano has been elected president, Tn a p p a l l i n g "f tho rwS'jtU, Wr H e r b e r t t o eharjfe »*« J'iry I n 10 d i f f e r e n t c h a r g e s ,
r L o L ' f i \ i t j U..-.3 ,.i>Uui 1* A i j i 6C c . t j
" T S « e n g i r d a r d bo1!<;r» ^>oV.avix!
pf Bolivia, i n sutccMlon. U> txjnoi Mar- , s n l d
b a t t h e rotirt r e f u s e d
mill* t l o a r •* '.->&i * ' >»-.iiter âUo.^». tJ 7K§
COAT.
COAX
lano BaptUtn, who*o lorm of tour years, w e l l a n d t h e y a r e all that a n y n.e b o u \ !
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w ' - i e r ".ilrw.
A si! TI n o n e « M ecrvoil on J H o m e r 3.S' v r ' i i t c * t - » . U
w i a h f o r T h e flrr r o o m a n d ei.g'.rai: rvoii.
•xplrc* on Aug. 6 of the prcsont year.
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a n d Retah
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' Sir John Mlllals, president of tho B r ^ •f o r t n a n e e i f<»r t h o new s h i p "
h t » »on. J W n i s i i n H l l d r v l h , w h i l e b o a n i
COAL.
&7Uita 16 B|>nng n > * graxloa •.' aiiJJ SO w i n
COAX.
tab Hoyal academy, is reported to be suf- | T h o B r o o k l y n will b o burrli-d t o w a r d i n g a t t h e < V i m m e r o l a l h o t e l , o f w h i c h t » r do tiA«®?UA « p n n g m i ™ <1ttj@2«J M a i n O f f i c e . i S R e y n o l d i ' A r c s J e .
Yards. 34« ««2 Exchange Si.. 359 to 398 N. 9 t
faring from cancer of tho throat and sur- o w u p l e t l u i i f»nd It Is I v l l o v o d she. will b e S c o t t C a r k o t t Is proprletxir T h e s u m o o a t f t e r n Hour tJ ik>
Paul St.
Telephone |W7—A
gaoas ppsrated upon the distinfrunihed . r e a d y Tor lt<; oftlolal t r i a l bv J u l y 15
tnr>n« l a not u r n at Ii, r»efone J u s t l o o Si h w a n
b i i K W l U i A 1 SMfttl'patient and tho alarming symptoms tn ,
o n May 17 M r H ' l d r e u h ittoreJy rcforrod
B i t &VS H l i A T FLA) I'll t*lwt » o u l o i r n r a .
hi* oasa wore much rsllsrwt
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i. O i t N M E A L Y o l l u « w o s t o r n . ooarso, TDn.
Thf badly decomposed body of a man J
bran-lywtno W 15 mtw T\ci
Wits fottiid oh the rocks in the Ooneane t t o m a t a l c f T i f o C t i a s p e t l t o r P r U o o e r s
o r r TO AUBURN.
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E. M. Upton Coal Co.
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Holllster Lumber Co., LIM.
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I t w a s Idontlflad
Trt0«i
LUMBER and COAL.
b</ t o u r U t u » r t l s l .
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aa that of Joseph H Sarard. 43 years old, ! H A V A N A , May 1 3 — T b o s u r u n i a r y c o u r t s B o y TTmln W t r r k n n C o m m e o o * T h e i r orn.BYB
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paared s o mysteriously early in Maroh
< A ' t o s t a a n d M a n u e l M a r t i n , h a v o t a k e n j Hi I K . N Y M n y » - T h e I w y t r a i n
H A K I - G Y F e t i n g A^3Se o i a l t t n g . E»|*3c
106 North Coodutso Street, next tu N . Y. C . &H. K. R. R. Telephone 63.
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Toronto has had two sulctdos F S ' p l a c e
| w l i n k e r s wore t a k e n to A u b u r n p r i s o n a t ,
W e s t e r n . 'KSJ^'V l « n r < > « « l 8 V i l l r o w e d '
Botuford. a well known druggist, s h o t ! T h o flml uiiiuLloiiod w a s trtud a t t h o i 1'. o'cKA:k a u . . t o d a y b y b b o r l B W u a v o r , , d o
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Inptsitly John f?oi1gwlrk. » conductor furred t o w u s jjla*x>d o n i r l a l In t h e I n , a n d P l a t - i m l Hlb'iar<l, w h . ' plca»led • l e v a t o r . ;M*o afloat TW»*o f o t» 77Ho I
on tho Toronto Street railway i.Kik an b a n o fi.rtr©»» T i n . M ^ * I . ; U of th«: t r i a l s (ju'!ty t- !uai'.s!n:igtiU!r. I. r v u . a . n f.,r !• M o 1 ?»uriuora. i i y i . o . t> aXLuat. N o t tXu, |
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OTardosrt of morphine and died
' h a v e n o t y e t beeti uuiiauu>.<>d.
. yewtrs
Option*
N o 2 rod May c ! » o d at 7 0 c . June,
Aothrmoltf.
Ji U reported that olootlon riots, aoooiu , I n a n e n g a g e m e n t a t C a l l e j o n Z a p a t a , , P o l l a P e r r y n r a i l e d a t t h o cJ a i l t o s o u . 70c J u l y 7^4" ^ V » , "<%*- I*w "2e
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. h o w a s at.
Bltamlaous.
panlcnl by coneldorablo bloodshed, h a v e , t h i s p r u v l n a - , t h e l u s u r g e u t a U l 14 k i l l e d , TTIldreth for t h e Irvst t i m e
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C~>r F a s t M a i n a n J G o o J n u n S i s
Telephone ll9l
fur I w u l n . i rt, B V •UMimsr r o t x « i B5H" d o w l l n w fiHy< | H r a n c h O f f i c e s
Peru. It Is belleved hero that the Bolivian , r e n d e r e d UJ tin- .-pan i a h a u t h o r , utsa I n , l o c k e d t ^ . . thn»> Ii. a r.x
r>9 T V . I v e r s i t y A v e .
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n n d d i d n i t (teem t o care !
UAXB—6put aalus Ho. 2. Wo N o 3 dcilv
, Th« Staton Island authorities havo re-1S a n t a C l a r a t h e I n s u r g v n t i h a v o lost 1 7 , w h n k n e w l t , nolfth«-r(lld sh<> A t pKVting erod.
25c S ^ 8. 2 4 c . N o 8 w h i t e , 28c No 3
oelrod a telegram from Mrs. K. Katcllflo i k i l l e d
t h e y a g a i n e m b r a c e d a n d w e r e l o t h to j w h i t e . 2*ho track w h l t o w e s t e r n . 2S($28c.
W o o d by t h e b u n d l e , b a r r e l , rack, cord o r c a r l o a d .
of MoCand street, Toronto, stating the I CI* v o l a n d P o . l t (T«lf N o t m C a n d t d a l e .
p a r t B o t h w e r e I n tear*,
l l l l d r e t h s a i d . , track w h i l e s t a t u . 2otCSto . treofc m l s a d woat
F i n e M a p l e W o o d f o r F i r e C r s t c and B u t c h e r ' s U s e .
body of a young man found In the woods' NEW YOHK, May 13 - T h e World lo a "1 l o v e t h a t g i r l a n d 1 a m a f r a i d t h i s w i l l t A T I . 2ar^3Sr traek white. tily&P.'
OpUons
. of Mariner's harbor Saturday was prob- Special from Its eorronpondV.nt In Chicago b r e a k h e r h e a r t , t o s a y n o t h i n g of m y . May elo»r«l s t o i V Jonn ?4 s »e: July 24»je
HAY—^bipping. 76(SWUo. (food t o c h o i c e O0>9
ably that of her son. She Is expected to this morning says V\ ashlugtou iicslng. , o w n . "
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oome on to ldontlfy It
! postmastor of rhtoago, appointed by Prea- ' H i b h a n l ' s f a m i l y w a s a t t h o j a i l t o g l v o txoa
P i > K K - O l d mnm. Ki-bSOn
f a m i l y 110 60
Two'ohlldren of Joseph Cote of Port- ' idont Cleveland, dlerhwed to me a polltl h i m Ko«»dby
T b o s c w h o w i t n e s s e d t h o (J>11 M short olear » l o « t ^ U . W . o i t r a p n m o .
land, Ma.| Baniuel and Mary, were' cal secret which »ecius to set at rest the p a r t i n g w u r o m o v e d to t e a r * .
ilU&U.
drowned In the upper bay by tho npset- question' of Mr Cleveland's candidacy for
B U T T X B - W e s t e r n d a i r y , Sfjtllo. w e s t e r n
• t i n g of alia boat. In whloh they were with the nomination of president at Chicago
Permissions t o Balld Rallroass.
c r e a m e r y . U O l O o . d o factory 8 ® 1 0 o . e l g l n a
fonrothar ohildrou. The bodies were re- In July
state
A L B A S v, May 13. —The PiatUburg T/rao- lflc,. I m i t a t i o n orwMBery. 9<-4&lto;
oortrad
"I called on the president reoently at tlon company was given permission by the d a i r y tdfttlo^vo do e r e s m e r y , lU&ISc.
« t * t » l a r s : e BQMio '.small. 4H<»
Captain James D. Johnston, who has , the White Hoii»R."sald Mr Hosing "I railroad commission to construct a line I0o< : Hp aOrCt Hs kt -i m
s (WHS* f a l l s k i m s 'Jfi*2Ho
bavo
t>eeti,
as
you
ore
aware,
on
very
from
Plattsbuig
to
the
Hotel
Champlaln,
died in Savannah In hla 7uth year, was
E U B S — Htaite a n d F e n n s y l r a n i s . l O S ^ I l o .
friendly
terms
peTsonally
with
Mr
Clevethe Catholic summer tohodl and the Uni- w a s t e r o frsab, 8 ^ 1 0 ^ 0 loshoua*. H 5 U J 2 75
the ranking offioer of the survivors of the
land He infornaed m e tn unequivocal ted States barracks.' Similar permissions a o u t h s r n . M S J s c ,
Oonfad&rate navy
P O T A T 0 i » - L o n g Island. 60(^750
sweets
Sir Jaoobus A. Dewit, the British agea^ language that under no clroumatances were granted to the Mountain Lake and
would he again be In the field."
To Sell You
UloveraylUe railroad to build a co«d be- fJ(JCl(9»00 Jer»ey BOfjfreo N s w York. OOotv
* t Pretoria, has resigned.
tween Glovorsvllle and Mountain lake, a turn.
•The pope has received in audlenoe Most
Stat* Praaarvs In riamss.
B a f f l a l o )>v«Dvtslasi M a r k e t .
surnmar resort, and to tha Ballatoa Tsr« 38*r.ComeliusO'Brien,D. D , ArohbUhop
AUBTEBPAM, N. Y., May It.—The forests mtnsl railroad to oonitruot a road from
S c r r a x i O . A C a y 18.
W H k i T - N o . I hsird,'«î»o ."lif'o. 1 a o x t o s r o .
in the state uroiorve In tho lower part of Ballaton 12 miles along the .Kayadaroseuf^tparax.
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The fewest fires whloh have been raging Hamilton ooiinty are horning fieroely. rae creek for the convenience of the mahu- g y j & - W h i t e r w h e a * Mox « r*«i 7ft).
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In Southern New Jersey for several days Several small settlements In the towns of faaturers along that creek.
past tuvre Jbmrned the California mills and Benson and Day have been destroyed and
" O A T f t ^ / 2 w h i t * , W i » . Ho. S m i x e d , 8 * 6
' aaUlag saisffsM Vaaattty.
tt large stook of cord wood, Valued at 160,- tha people of Crowvillo h»Te enosmped a t
Bapyf*rr-g«nav.- stc; g o o d t o choice, r o .
Mud
lak*
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the
aros.
BtWAfcO, May 1 8 . - A spsoial so Tho
000, near the village of Petersburg.
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i- - .. ,r
The decision to hold the Harvard-Cor- . The flames were within t w o miles at E^^ra*» FromErte. P a ; say*: A f c a » of . S X W f t - ^ p H B f w-hsst. oest patent,' p s r b M
nell-Colunabla University of Pennsylvania NorUivllle, Fulton oouoty. .The burning men engaged bi kalsominxng the celling a s , « X a « - » : l o w g r s d s s , - «8.76®afl0. win I o r
boat race at Poughfceepsle gives general district Is many miles i n extent,, atnd, as of :,&i. ;--Mmj'0; trathollp, church wsr* preAXataiiy, | a ^ ^ ^ a h a g . « l , 6 0 .
bra ad.
trel
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the woods are drw, will spread unless rain dpdtatod by faulty aoaHoldlcg a ^ ^ t M | e e
aacbfactlon.
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soon.
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daxnage
already
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55^ *Jk*0ttW Eleanors brought to
ol<» 1>et, ainong t h e seats <Qf the edifioe.
OBXBSB—jr-suioy f a l l e r s a m . 8tJ9c; ehoica
€#OttiMsttptfoaewio! the ross of two of bean great: . Tt»e s k y hsa assumed a Alexander Ijee Is dead Louis Maranalli, d o . mtei Heb.t03J.aTts. *9Be: t k i x n s , 8 ® » S .
smoky
appearance
for.many
miles
around.
atmHttiW^t kbe Gloucester sehoonor Qtitckan Italian artist, had an 'arm and' leg' BUiitJ—State, lOo. Oaaadla a n d w e s t e r n , 0 ®
ttep. A. dory oontaiulng the men w a s
broken; *hdh\s^recovery Is doubtful. M O H o - ""
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A. Johnson received serioau Internal InK a a t DsoSBslo X i v s S t o o k l l a r k a t .
LKROY.N Y„ MaylS.-Fwinaralnthia juries. ' Several others were injured.
$Bvan*y oonviots in bolt shop No. S, locality are feeling decidedly blue over
OaTTLJaV-Blirtra e x p o r t s t s s r a , M. 1 6 9 4 2 9 ;
... Ojtlo $«l4t°tttl«(7» struck because the the poor prospects for a profitable Jaarvest
g o o d 4 6 M J « » 4 1 5 - ' o h o i c * hr*stvy b o t o h s r s * ,
CoofldcBtlal Clsrka Sxeroptad.
U 80IP.86; l i g h t h a n d y <*»• *S06O8 80: c o w s a n d
guards v}$re too severe, finally all except this year. Tho continued dry weather la
ALDAJIT, May 8,—At the meeting of tho h e i f e r a e x t r a . i a s a ® 8 . 7 5 ; c a l v e s , h e a v y f e d ,
p-slO resum,ed work. The 10 were punished. seriously affecting growth of all kiuda, esI S [email protected]. v e a l s , IS 2S($i.2S
SCustapha Soy, under secretary in the pecially that of cereals. The wheat erop oivll service commlesiou it was decided to
S H E E P A N D L A l f t B ^ - C h o l e o t o e x t r a wethstrike
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from
olass
A
in
the
civil
service
foreign ministry, has been appointed Tur- wlii be more of a failure than other grain.
e r s . Ji.0O@4 10 • g o o d to c h o i c e s h e e p . IS.75@
schsdoje,
for
New
York
city
only,
all
conkish m4»l«ter at Washington.
"Two weeks more without rain,** said a fidential olerks. This leave* but deputies 4 0 0 c o m m o n t o f a i r , t l 7 5 ® 3 9 0 c h o i c e to e x
Ph.il Dwyer, the horseman, scored a vic- prominent farmer, "and there will not be and ohlef olerks in this olass in that city. t r a s p r i n g l a m b s , M 6&gi.90: c o m m o n to fair,
U.65#4.gO
tory i a t h e Netr York supreme court when much hay." The drouth seems general
At a fair margin »V<T iirnrinfat turrrs' trM-ir1*. We aim to haye
HOGS - H e a v y . ta«S®3.50. m e d t u m a n d
Justice Pryor handed down a decision through the entire western part of the
E d i t o r o f P e e k 3>ead."
a t l x e d . < 8 6 » # a 6 0 ; Y o r k e r s . 18.70®
-; pigs,
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oS*tttng the default judgment of $16,000 s t a t e . ' what you vv-ant and to give prices -tli.it •« ill • in:ike us customers
NEW YOKE, May 12.—Henry Cuyler sg.;mg>3.75. _
awarded b y » sheriff's jury to David
Bunner, editor of Puok, has died at hla
State Medical Assaetatiud.
and IrieDds.
Boffltlo H a y M a r k a t .
•., ^SS«oa agalpsfc Pwyer for alleged slanv
BtrFFALO, May 18—Tho fourth district residence In Nntloy, N. J., from tuber
N o . ! t i m o t h y , p e r ton, »1700@ia0O M o 2, d o
^ d«»Jua •^smirks. The decision enables
branch of the Mew York State Medical eular consumption. Mrs, Bunner and »16.00(§il7 00 b a l e d hay 114 00(^1800
baled
JJwyairlio defend the salt.
bJn
association held i t s 12th annual meeting their children were at his bedside when s t r a w . *S 00@8-00. b t u t d l s d rye. I l l 00@12 00,
Maxiwo Gyitiei, according to tho latest b*se. Dr. E. M. Moore, Jr., of Boefcester, death came.
*s$#r$s' raoeivftd from Havana, is en- the secretary of the state association, preU t t l o Falls Chease Market.
eamped a t the farm of El Arroz.near sided. Dr. William II. Thornton was reHarrison Off t o the AdUrondacks.
L I T T X * F A L I A N . If.. M a y 11.
PlttoetaB, prftviaoe of: Santa Clara. His eleoied secretary. N.uiuerous papers were
CHE2ESE- L a r g e e o l o r e d 6 lots. K!7 b o x e s , , 7 c .
Roru>«TRR,.May 18.—Ex-P:evident Harhealth la said to be so delloal* that he Is read. There was a email attendance.
rison ami wife pa<*s«d through hero in a d o 2 l o t s . 53 b o i ^ s , on c o m m i s s i o n ; larg«
PL. A T T
««lys*d**opartakeof eggs and milk.
private our on thoir way to their summer w h i t e , 6 lots. 170 boxes, ? H o . s m a l l w h i t e , 11
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482
homo in the Adlrondaoks.
MtlitOfisrles X e a v e A r m e n i a .
' ' t h * XtHb^r ( ^ ^ ^ E t e . ' o p e r J a t e d ^ by
b o x e s 7>$e: * > . t l e t - W br>x«!8. " o : do. 3 lots, 44
CoNBTAltlriliOl'Ws, May 13—Mr.W"beeler,
The New P. P. Stewart Range has the largest
•boxes, o n enmmissiOTi t w i n < eoloi'pd, I .let, flO
Drotvnlxtg at Jazncatown.
«hd <Kr«Wing tht«& |iares bf ground at the missionary, itmlimoHv, and the Gates
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y., May 8.— Theodore d o . 5 l o t a , m o b o x e s . 7^>. T o t a l , 47 lota,2,0S5
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