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VOL. - LI I. NO. 1$9 NORWICH, f CONN.,', WEDNESDAY, JULY -- 1910 c PRICE TWO CENTS INSURGENT POINDEXTER JUBILANT Gabled Paragraphs. Dared Johnson Blame for Wreck Condensed Telegrams Boiler Explosion - Expulsions So- - ; Santiago Chili, ' July of Jews from Kiev, Beckert, rilrmer chancellor ' of the lomenba and other Kusian cities con- Now-Shifte- d tinue.- ",".,-- ' German legation, was shot here today To Out , for the murter of a Chilean messen- Come Shakes the Town A-Sea- 5, 1909. Mrs. Emily Briggs, once t U. S. ger of the legation on February E. famous In His Fight for in the Senate He as a newspaper correspondent, died In Port of Spain, July 5. There was her 80th year. . considerable excitement here over the PLfGILIST MEETS. ROUGH CROWD STATEMENT FROM PILOT ENGI- BUILDINGS DAMAGED BY FLYING Will be Supported by Col. Roosevelt Jeffries-Johnso- n fight. Large crowds AT OGDEN STATION. NEER OF BIG FOUR TRAIN, - Charles McArthur, a Unionist mem- PIECES OP IRON AND TIMBER. awaited the news at the telegraph of- ber of the British house of cotnmona, fice. Upon learning of Johnson's vic- died in London. . tory the colored population became wild with excitement. : CONDUCTOR LOCKED CAR DOOR - TRAIN ORDERS EXHIBITED Prof. Hmrry T. Peck, a member of WOMEN SAGAMORE HILL- - the faculty of Columbia university, has EMPLOYES INJURED A CONFERENCE AT Paris, July 6. The automobile con- been suspended by the trustees. taining five Americans which was re- ported damaged at Chalon-sur-Sao- ne And Signalled for Engineer to Pull Nona of Which Gave Any Indication A Russo-Japanes- e Convention has And One Man Killed at Jenkins Bros' last night bslonged to Burton William been covering railway Out consummated Rich Waldo of Vicksburg, Mass. The ladies Several Threats of . Shooting of Place of Meeting of Passenger and other interests in Manchuria. Laundry in Laconia, N. H. Cause Theodore Places Himsrlf Squarely in Opposition to are being treated-a- t the Mardor hos- pital at Couches les Mines. The doc- Made, but No Weapons Shown. Flyer and Freight." Railway Officials from all parts of of Explosion Unknown. ard A. Ea'l nger, Whom the President So Warmly De tors say they will be able to resume the world wi"l attend the International days. - is and Out- - Insurgent their journey in a few 7 Railway ConVress this week at Berne. fended Poindexter an Cut Ogden, 5. yss-terda- 11., 5. Utah, 'July Jack Johnson Cincinnati. July 5. Interest in in- Laconia, X. Juiy The holler ARCHIBALD MITCHELL n, A Youth Threw a Lighted Match was greeted by thousands of persons disastrous wreck at Middle-tow- of Jenkins Brothers' laundry on Meri-dlt- h from the State of Washington. RETURNS FROM RESTIGOUCHE. tonight. when the traah to which his Ohio, in which more than a to the stock of fireworks tn a Cincin- street exploded shortly before private- - car is pulled score nati store and the whole bosrfness went closing attached, into of lives were sacrificed, was off. time tonight ana tearing Its Party Made Total Catch of 131 Salmon, ugaen. . . transferred to Cincinnati today. A way up through the centre of the three Weighing 2,450 Pounds, the Average "I Turned the Trick Easily.". statement from J. W. Wall, pilot en- Champ Clarke, story wooden building, killed one men - passenger the Fourth of :July em- Oyster Bay, X. Y.. July 5. Theodore crash riding suit which he wears most 18 Johnson- gineer of the Big Four train, and caused Injuries to six othar today, not by of the time while he is at home, seat Being Mr. Mitchell Caught the appeared, on the platform which crashed into a freight train of orator at Tammany Hail, assailed the ployes of the laundry, mostly woman, Roosevelt made it clear Weighing 36 and, in response to cheering, said: tariff and predicted victory for the direct statement, but by implication ed in his library he spoke of his talk Largest, Pounds. "Well, people, I the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton while a storekeeper nearby was throw mis- manner turned the trick and' railway, placed blame, democrats. from his place of by so strong that it admits of no with Mr. Poindexter in a I'm going back to Chicago to my old for the wreck business ths interpretation, that he will support which showed plainly the pleasure On Tuesday afternoon Archibald mammy. I on Train Dispatcher Smith of the lat- force of the explosion and badly hurt. which meeyng given him. Mitchell, Sr., returned from his fish- - went out there determined system at Dayton. Walter Burrows, an attendant at the The dead man's name Is Fjrltt K, Representative Miles Poindexter in the had . . . At, i a. to trick, I no ter in United "Representative Poindexter and I ini An fltA U nm. t.Aa. turn the and. had trouble government hospital for .the insane, 24. All the Injured suf- hie tight for a seat the I m aoln!; u Partially Confirmed. States senate from the state of "Wash- went over the political situation in the after a stay of a. number of weeks. He was sentenced to six months in jail for fered severely from cuts and con- reports delightful This Angered the Crowd. , In this he wa partly confirmed by cruelty to a patient. expected recover, ington. They had luncheon together northwest. He assured me that he a time, with fine E. A. Gould, general superintendent tusions. They are to to-da- was in hearty sympathy my con- fishing weather excellent results. shaking and a conference at Sagamore Hill with and Aftar: hands with a few , Day- Roar and Quake Startled tee Town. - of the' Cincinnati.' Hamilton and N. J., at- and Mr. Poindexter departed servation .policy. At the same time he states that he friends," Johnson returned to the car ' Harry Mettler of Newark, "Mr.'.: enjoyed during out- open ton. tempted to end hia life by asphyxia- The roar and quake which accom- Poindexter is a candidate for has fine health his and seated 'himself next to an Mr. Gould was unwilling to go panied the explosion of Iboiler politicall- ing gained . . . . tion. Two brothers committed suicide the In endorsing Poindexter for the the United States senate and is and a few pounds from the wmaow Deside his..wife. than to say "some such niartled the whole hun- .Colonel places him- y-opposed to that wing of the par- healthful sport. He left here May 25. Three young-- roughs walked to the further that within the last seven years. town.' For senate. Roosevelt - d reason was responsible for the acci- dreds of feet about the laundry al- opposition to ty headed-b- Mr. Baliinger, the secre- as the salmon- fishing season comes open car ' window-an- applying vile ' self squareiy in Richard a dent." but railroad men about the Revs. G most every pane of glom was broken, A. Baliinger. secretary of the interior, tary' of the interior." but once a year and sometimes not epithet to Johnson in tha presence of ac- Four Brother, Thomas s s -- headquarters' of the two systems whils here and t'lere rents In the jvhom Taft-ha- so warmly That-wa- all the colonel wanted., to then, opening the 1st of June, and it ms wire, dared to to the John C. T. i. and Jainei A. Kmytli, Ids President Win- come' cepted, the explanation off?red by Wail cf the, buildings showed where sec- . officiated at the celebration of defended: and it is the only stand he have put' in quotation marks. "What he is lawful to catch the fish, up' to the platform. Johnson- started to his feet as containing Jt'ne gist of the cause. iiihhs at tions of Hie holler and pieces heavy has taken bearing directly or indi- said otherwise made it quite clear that 15th of August., As. thc.pamp broke but one of his companions drew' him St. Ann's church, Tenr.allytown, D. C. of y. - Meeting timber had been hurled. rectly on the Ballinger-Pineh- ot he had given assurance to Mr. Poin- up,' however, the catches had dimin- down- again.'-Th- e rowdies, rushed to Orders Did Not Indicate of dexter that he would support him in ished, owing to dry weather and the the rear platform where one of them .Trains. James P. Stuart of the American Employes Engulfed in Wreckage. Hopes to Unseat Senator Pyles. his attempt to unseat Senator Pyles. fish failed to rise to flies. met with a kick from the-fo- of one Wall also exhibited four train orders, Board of Bttptint Missions reports that TliOrfe flrnt at the laundry were hor- Coincidentally, Secretary Baliinger Prom May 27 to June 30 there were of Johnson's trainer and a mouthful not one of which gave any indication the Italian government has not given rified at the cries of aritculch which Mr. Poindexter is opposed to Secre- and President Taft had a conference caught 131 salmon, weighing 2,450 of tobacco Juice in the eyes. Officers that the flying passenger train was to him the protection it promised from issued from the center of the. flnrt tary Baliinger from first to last and a Beverly today, in which they dis- pounds. The average was 18 pounds, rushed up and. forced the crowd back. meet any other at Post Town, fanatics. floor of the buildlntr, where, entangled hopes to unseat Senator Pyles of cussed train in mass of wreckage on top "Washington, who term, the reclamation service. There while there were 74 fish which weigh- Threats of Shooting. or any other station between Dayton a the of seeks another Mr. Baliinger denied with emphasis a ed from 20 to 36 pounds. The largest ' 'locked, and' Cincinnati. ' General Rivas of the Madriz Force which rested o gr?at wooden water end has Secretary Ballinger's support. rumor he resign. '"I am The doors of the car were has refused General Estrada's proposi- tank, fallen from top of build- The secretary and Mr. Poindexter are that was to fish, the 36 pounder, was caught by and the conductor waved the engineer These orders. Wall added, were all the the not a quitter and never have heen," Mr. . Mitchell, who guide of tion to exchange the prisoner William ing, could be seen the helpless forms of from the same Seattle district. takes tbe honors to pun out. Several threats of shoot that he had to him the day American, Colonel men he said. season. . in wreck. had only copies, Pittman, an for a number of and women. Leaving Oyster Bay after the con- this This kill ms made ing were made by. the rough crowd the II? not his Salamanca. ference Mr. Poindexter said: Poindexter a Firm Supporter of Roose- less than a half hour. During June that had gathered, about the. car, .but but also the duplicates issued to the Fire Followed Explosion. ' I found Colonel Roosevelt unchang- velt Policies. there was excellent fishing weather, no weapon was displayed. regular engineer of the Big Four train, I'M re started In. the wreckags hut ed. He is just the same as ever. He but the past week there was a decided ..As a result, of .the experience at the the latter having given them to Wall John Miller and A. G. Lucas of Xew fortunately wn extinguished iulck!y, w ' Miles Poindexter is an out and out change, due to the dry weather and of- for safe keeping. Local offieen of Tork will die from injuries received by and I have orked together always, - . union, station tonight, the railroad so that the work of recu could begin insurgent, whom the people of the low water. placed the Big Four road yet willing overturning- of an auto they are and he assured me that we always on rad- ficers two detectives on the arenot the Immediately. The firemen succeeded would work together. I am delighted state of "Washington elected a Mr. Mitchell caught. 45 salmon, the train to accompany the champion to to account, officially for the wreck. A accused of stealing, and in which they in getting" out all th? Imprisoned ones with result of the visit." ical platform. He has been a firm total weight being 890 pounds. Charles Omaha. ' ''misunderstanding of orders" was were speeding from the police. after long effort and hustened them to the supporter of the Roosevelt policies, Trankla of Rapids, was mentioned by ome, but whose mis- Roosevelt Receives Interviewers. especially as to Grand who at Johnson intends going direct to New the hospital. related conservation the camp, secured 28. which weighed Tork, where he opens his. theater en- understanding rlt was, they were not The Navy Department has employed Huge Fell Colonel Roosevelt looked happy of national resources, which was the 492 pounds. W. prepared to state. Water Tank to Basement. During the few days gagement Monday evening. experts, from t'ne geological survey to was a em- when he received the interviewed a basis ofhis platform when he ran for A. Briscoe was at the camp he landed Death List Now 21. make a thorough test of the fuel valu Karle Doran. who driver :ttle later. He was dressed in the congress. 17. 365 ployed by the laundry Arm, wss on the weighing pounds, while Archi- EDWARD HART PASSED With the definite identification of of Pacific coast coal, with a view of third floor standing Mrs. Marv bald Mitchell, Jr.. in the six days he stop to practice hip-yf- ng n.'ar ' . AWAY AT HOSPITAL four unnamed bodies at Middletown, putting a the of Trendall when the explosion occurred. was at the camp caught 14, Which 19 dead in place were ac- it from the Atlantic to the Pa? al- TO GET $95,000 'TWAS THE LORD'S WILL weighed pounds. A. al the that The huge water lank, which was BAPTISTS 216 E. Robinson Result, of Injuries Which He Received counted for. Two more injured vic- ( ific- coast. . most directly over their heads, fell BY WILL OF SAMUEL A. CROZER. SAYS JEFF'S FATHER. of Saginaw secured 27, wtoich weighed tims, died . early today, one at Dayton 4S5 pounds. . in Fall from Pole in LauVel Hill when lis fiupporlri were weakened by and one at Hamilton. These were DOROTHY DEACON NOW the explosion and both Doran and Mrs. Gifts to Crozer Theological Semimary Believed Jim Would Win Defeat ii Mr. Mitchell declares that there . Is Avenue. John Rankin. Springfield. Ohio and Trenilell was carried down to thft first no better sport . - and to Missionary Societies. . Intended as a Lesson. than salmon fishing Evelyn Lloyd, Round Point, Maine, PRINCESS RADZIWILL. floor. Doran was alive when pulled when it is at its best, and uch was The death of Edward-Ha- rt occurred and their passing made the death list from the wreckage but died at the Sn - . in- the case this year for 'three weeks atnhe Backus hospital at 1.30 o'clock 21. Four others are not expected to Daughter of Late- Edward Parker hospll.-il- in- Chester, Penn., July 5. Baptist Angeles, Cal., July 5. "It's the - m He leaves a widow and Las camp Sn a. de-- this- morning-fro- . . 395,-Ov- O June. The is located a fractured skull survive their hurts.. Deacon Weds Prospective Head of daughter. stitutions and societies are given Lord's will; let us not be downcast. lightful spot, being 600 9041 fant by the will of Samuel A. Crozer. Jim's fought his last fight," said the the river to received in a fall from a pole on which Polish Family. Mrs. Trendell wss terribly cut and feet wide, of pure water, there "being he was working in Laurel Hill ave- ' bruised It !e fenr?d was the millionaire manufacturer. who Rev. Alexis C. Jeffries, father of Jim no contaminating streams entering nue, shortly 11 FIGHT RECEIPTE $270,775. and that she died recently. With tha exception of Jeffries. when he was told that his it. after o'clock on June London, July 5. Miss Dorothy Dea- Internally injured also. re- and the pleasure of such an outing la 22. He fell about 25 feet, and struck ftequeste to the church, thre son was whipped. tone was rev- " - Over: 16X00 Net con, daughter of the Edward Par- Most of thoe who were Injured were the "His beyond expression. on his head, receiving a fracture at Attendance Profits late working on mainder of the estate, estimated at erent. - ker Deacon, and Prince Antoine A- the xeeond floor and owed the base of the brain. ' $120,000. . lbert cBciipe from to several millions of dollars, is given to ."I thought that Jim would win this " The deceased was a lineman employ Radssiwill, were inurried in St. their death the faet the relatives. fight, as he always has won, because LEAVES SATURDAY FOR to- Mary's church. Caiogau square, to- that they wer. working about the ed by the Connecticut company, and Reno. Xev July Kickard iili.-- t away To the Crozer Theological seminary am glad -- -- day. The eremony was. a one, sides of the building and from he is so stout and honest. I . gave . SIX WEEK$J, ABROAD. had previously been employed by the night out an official statement path of holli-r- When . at Upland. Penn.. near here, is given in one way Vhat Jim is beaten, for fire : department " of receipts and. without bridesmaids and only a few the the the loO.t'Ou. The other public gfts are: now I am sure he never will ng4:t and the telephoue attendance at th relative and near friends attended. liip!e came they wer tumbled Into Earl C. Herrick Will Make His Second company.. .He was. a faithful employe fight. It shows-th- gate receipts to- ' American Baptist Publication society, again. w-il- l ' - Iord Grey de Ruthyd gave away the the wreckage on the flrst floor. This break his heart. The , ad- . European Spend and highly regarded by his- employ- talled' J270.775. Those paid Ji.Wd; American Baptist Missionary Lord has helped Jim a. great deal in Trip and Most of that bride. ; , Unable to Acoount for Explosion, nnion. located Boston, $5,000: His in ers. Chief Stanton stated that, he was mission numbered 35.760. , "Prince. Radzlwill ugafnst at his life. He is prosperous and has Time Great Britain. the lineman in the city, oth- .In addition to those who paid to see marries the John J.nktns, a member of the American Baptist Missionary society honors, I am afraid lie has nst. and determined opposition . of his mother, laundry firm who had charge of Sa,0"0. to Upland Baptist had but Sailing from Xew on ers" bore out that' statement. He. had the fight, Rickard says there were 760 who is supposed to In the and the not lived as he ought to late hours, Tork Saturday been "here about six years and was complimentary tickets given to the be Austria to boiler, was on the second floor when church, of which Mr. Crozier was a you know, and smoking, and I have the Anchor line steamship.. Earl C. 30 attend the wedding of a younger son. the explosion exMiped - between and 35 years of age. Aft- press and others. He the occurred and member, J30.000. Merrick of this city will make his sec- - estimated This London eremony was postponed un- thought that Jim drank a little at er, being to hospital slipped r tn without Injury. He said he win liv- ond Enropean trip within four years, taken the he number that at various a few days ago because necessary doc- B. times. That shows that he has not showed mch vitality and continued places around the arena, breaking able to account for the cause of the SENTENCE OF DR. C. HYDE. having previously been across the wa- - uments demanded by English law had ed right and the Cord has taken this strong for- - over..a-wee- k. In holes in boarding or climbing- explosion. way of bringing him to his senses. I ter. This time he will land at Glasgow the last the to not arrived, f nd it was then r?ported Life Imprisonment at Hard Labor for and spend six weeks in Eng- few days, however, he had shown the rim of the structure at 1,500. All In society- that objections of tha hope will lesson to Scotland, 18,-02- it be a Jim." signs of weakening and the end was told the attendance was given as 0. VERY REMARKABLE FLYING Murder of . Colonel Swope. During the early rounds of the fight land and Wales, and probably go to expected. Bridge- prince's mother had prevailed. Should ibis He came here from BY the old evangelist did not show any Ireland. he continue trii port and made many friends by his There were sold 1,258 J30; MONOPLANES Kansas City. Mo.. July 5. Dr. B. C. perturbation. He beyond six weeks it is possible lie will seats at HEINZE SENTENCE AFFIRMED and Mrs. Jeffries pleasing disposition. He was quiet and 150 at 634 at $30; 1.505 $25: 57 Wyde; convicted of having poisoned talked as the old lady knitted. visit tlie continent. The trip will be $0; at World's Records Beaten at Rheime retiring in his manner, but had many at 120; 1.706 at 15. and 9.050 at By Col. Thomas H. Swope. was sentenced "Johnson wins in the fifteenth.' for pleasure. fast friends. He leaves no near rela- 10. the United States Circuit Court of International Aviation Meet. to life imprisonment at hard labor by finally shouted a reporter rushing back tives. The purse and the bonuses given the Appeals. Jj?ge Ralph S. Latshaw in the crim- from a telephone. JOHN CRAWFORD Betheny Plain, Rhelms, July R. morning. PROMINENT. two fighters amounted to $121,000, anu The inal court here this Mrs. Jeffries, trembling, seized her FUNERALS. Rickard figured that his experience in Xew Tork. July 5. The United speed contests today in the interna- An appeal to the state supreme handkerchief and clapped it to her Rode in Carriage in Willimantic Cele- States . circuit court of appeals in a tional aviation meet were productive wa. by Hyde's attorney, " San Francisco cost him about $30,000. court filed eyes. She slipped from the room and . Sebastian Pfeiffer. Thus he partner Gleason decision handed down this afternoon of very remarkable flying by the mon- and until it is taken up by the higher bration On Monday. and his will im- oplanes. ma- was not seen afterward. On the arrival of Gro-to- n have a profit of $120,000. affirmed the sentence of t?n days' Leblane. with a Blerlot court the prisoner will remain in the "What? Jim beaten? I don't believe the train from about prisonment passed by Judge Ray on chine, beat the world's record for 100 county Ba.il was refused. Wlllimantic's special celebration on shortly after 9 o'clock Tuesday (A3 jail here. - Arthur P. Heinse his miles), covering the prisoner would it," she told the father. Then after a the Fourth of July brought special morning .the a remains, of- Sebastian ' after conviction kilometres The court said the minute he said: "It's the Lord's will." man, Pfeiffer were taken to St. RUMORED THAT in June, 1909, on an indictment charg- distance In one hour 18 minutes and he kept in jail until the supreme court honors to one Norwich John Patrick's ing him with obstructing the adminis- 11 seconds. He alao established new had passed finally on his case. As Crawford of Grove street, an especial- church by Funeral Director Hourigan JOHNSON WAS SHOT AO TEN YEARSJN SING SING ly a requiem mass was by tration of justice by instigating the records at 30, 40 and kilometres. that tjurt does not meet until the first wall known resident of Willimantic end celebrated Hlei-io- t ma- years ago. 35 Rev., Joseph E. McCarthy. Local Sports up by Baseless removal and mutilation of the books Morane, also using a week i.i September, and as it has a FOR BOYISH CROOK. At similar celebrations There was Stirred of the United Copper company. chine, beat the world's recowl for Jfl 22 years ago, Mr. a large ntianber of ' heavy docket, it is the belief of the and Crawford was attendance and a Report. It will be several days before 1hu (12.40 miles),' tlms be- atorr.eys the case cannot toe Leader of Band Which Operated in prominent on the committees of ar- handsome floral forms. Miss Greeley kilometres his that rangements, so sang. My mandate of the higher court affirming ing 13 minutes and 8sconds. reached for at least six months. Many Cities. that this year his for- Nearer.' God, to Thee, and From somewhere a rumor started Judge Ray's judgment iWill be filed Leblane, Latham and Labouchnre, Secretary Dickinson of Honolulu. mer service were recalled and he was Beautiful Land on High. The bearers here late Tuesday afternoon that the with the trial court. Until that is done all monoplanlsts. qualided to repre- l!nr.!'.;!j. July 5. J. M. Dickinson. 5. again invited to be on the committee were David Shea of Corchester, Eu- heavyweight champion. Jack Johnson, will liberty.- In X'ew Tork, July William Boland, as well as an aide for the parade. gene Link of Elizabeth, X. J., Adam Heinze remain at sent Prance the Gordon Bennett of war. and party, arrived a boyish crook credited by the police ' had been shot. The rumor spread fast contest in the United States. yesterday from San Francisco, all in The latter h3 was obliged to decline, Gernhard, Jr., of this city, and John and a number of persons called up The College Football with beingone of the cleverest forgers - Pur Brutality and but was given a guests', bade for the Fogarty of Preston. Burial was in- St. eve- good health. in the east, was sentenced here today Bulletin by telephone during the Pugilism. Sudden Demand in Washington for to day and assigned to a place in the Mary's cemetery. Among those in at- ning asking verification of the news. a term or not more than ten,years parade in carriage Mass., July 5. Denouncing U.S. SUPREME COURT VACANCIES nor less than five years in Sing Sing the with Chairman tendance were several from Preston, Some inquirers even had it down to Boston. Vaccinations. prison. James Haggerty. John L. Sewall. the Willimantic, Colchester, Hallville. the exact number of shots that had college football a a combination of Washington, July 5. Twenty head- Yes- speaker day Rev. W. S. - purs brutality and pugilism, ap- No Deve'opmsnts in the Matter Thofigh only 22 years of age. Boland of the and Elisabeth. X. J. Franklin, New London been fired, stating that the assailant that quarters detectives probably will have Beard. pealed to love of sordid, es terday at Beverly. was and Groton. , of Johnson had fired twice. the the David to bare their arms for vaccination leader of a band which operated Previous to the celebration Mr. shooting only Starr Jordan, president of Leland only I The was a rumor and a negro boy said to Have had not in Xew Tork. but in Chicago, Crawford attended a meeting, of the Frank P. Enos. no Stanford university, led in the discus- Beverly. Mass., July 5. There were Boston, Xew Haven, Providence, Syra- by had foundation in fact, but it smallpox was allowed t oslt- in the no d e":o:i:nrnts in Beverly today con- cuse committee invitation and offered The funeral of Frank P. Enos was reached Xew London also, as an in- sion that followed the report made squad room half an hour before his and other cities. suggestions for their consideration held .from his late home, in Ward quiry received from there. The today by the committee on moral ed- cerning the supreme court vacancies. Xa-tion- Illness was known Reports that the Among the suggestions he was Quoted street, on Tuesday morning, and St. ucation in .public schools the al Caller! at the summer White house NO at Associated Press headquarters in New detective bureau had been 'lnfecteS - at- POSTAL BANKS THIS YEAR. as making was that all societies should Patrick's a requiem mass was also reported the rumor Council of Education of ths Na- found nothing in the president's pa- Haven that created a sudden demand for vaccina- exclude from their ranks in the celebrated by Rey. . F. L. Fitzpatrick. tional Education , association in con- titude to change the statements of Meetings any had been circulated in that city. tions from many district employes who jesurday that Governor Hughes of of the Trustees to Occur at rade members who had been John Sullivan sang Somg B weet Day, vention here. work in' offices In the same building. Xcw York is now filling Mr. Beverly drinking and also that smoking be pro- and Miss Greeley sang Xearer.My God, IN THE PROBATE COURT. just Taffs This Summer. hibited any time during the parade to Thee. ' N ew York County Judge Found Dead ye to the exclusion of everybody elese. paraders The 'bearers were Manuel J. Steamship Arrivals. The understanding also continues Washington, July 5. Some meet- and that also refrain from Fields. Joseph Francis, Antone Leeinis Final Account of A. A. Beckwith in the in Creek. chewing. many-il- l At Antwerp: July 5, Kroonland, that the president will do nothing to- ings of the board of trustess of the and Manuel Damas. There were R. W. Marshall Estate Accepted. Ithaca. X". T., July 5. Bradford Al-m- y, ward designating the successor to proposed postal savings banks as are attendance, including a. number for twelve years previous to 1S03 from Xew York. . Liverpool: o, Chief Justice Fuller until late in the-fall- held during the summer will occur at OBITUARY. from out of .town There were choice In the probate court on Tuesday the county Judae and surrogate of Tomp- At July Lusitanla, A proposition to call the senate Beverly. This has been agreed upon floral offerings. Burial was in St. final account of Administrator A. A. kins county, was found dead in En- from Xew York. Mary's cemetery.- - - At Gibraltar; July S, Xeckar, from in extraordinary session to confirm by the three Postmaster-Ganer- al in estate of W. field creek early today. . H went fish- supreme members. Thomas P. Murphy. Beckwith the Rufus Xew Tork. appointees to the court bench Hitchcock. Secretary of the Gardner- - Avery. Marshall was accepted. The estate ing on the afternoon of the 4th and S, of regular session of Treasury MacVeagh While on his way from Chicago to $17,357.01. At Marseilles: July Roma, from in advance the and Attorney 2 amounted to Claims paid when he did not return a searching wa city, where his is seriously At o'clock 'Tuesday afternoon the - Xew York. congrers suggested today, but General Wickershanj. this father amount to $13, 444. 17. and there remain- party trsmped alone- the oreek nesrly 4. vi no encouragement. ill. Thomas P. Murphy, a telegraph funeral of Gardn-a- Avery was held 5 At Bremen: July Main, from met ith The organization of postal banks ed for distribution in cash $559.67. The all night. Judge Aimy years Wll-heli- n, operator, 30 years old. sud- from his late home, in Bosrah. there Xew York. July 5. Kronprlns has been informally discussed by about died very edmmistrator's fee was $1,500 and the old and i!ie of the bent knownin lawyers from Xew Tork. DEFENCES OF HONOLULU. members of the board, but no plan's denly on the train Monday between being a large attendance of rela- administrator's expenses $1, 111.79. in this part or trie state. will be made for putting them Into Buffalo and Batavia. X". T. Mr. Mur- tives and friends, many being from out On Tuesday Judge Ayling commit- Secretary Dickinson Plans Extension, operation until the board has had an phy started from Chicago on Satur- of town. The bearers were E. Judson county George Ma-- $1,000 Fire at Walnut Beach. Conn. Capt. Lyons' Courtmartial Ended. day, Monday Miner. Pendle- ted to the home W. with a Permanent Garrison. , opportunity to talk over tha matter and on morning lie sent Charles and Alexander pies, t'ht 11 year old son of Maples Besch, "S. Washington. July 5. Capt. telegram to ton of- - Bosrah, Albert Hewitt of Xew Ida Walnut Conn.. July Fire to. !limul with the president. It is not believed a relatives here saying ' Brown. night destroyed a cottage owned by P. Lyons' courtmartial on charges S. Ja-b- ez Hone'jiu. Juiy 5. The secretary' of that the first of the postal banks can that he had left Buffalo and would ar- London. Gilbert Raymond and Daniel Condon with a loss of $1,000. growing out of night attack on w-- year. Bailey, of X'orwich. Burial was in r. Mr. Dickinson, speaking at a din-r- er be opened this rive in Xew Tork during the day. Robert H. Sawtelle. There wss no one in the cottage a the Brownsville, Texas, by negro soldiers Shortly afterwards another telegram the Johnson cemetery in Bozrah, where time of Twenty-tlft- h Infantry, was tendered to him by the commer- ; The remain of Robert H. Sawtelle of the fire and the cause Is not the RESIGNED 35 was received stating that Thomas P. a comm ittal Service was read. There closed today after the testimony of cial bodies of the city here last night, AFTER YEARS. was a. number of handsome flowers. were sent to Winchendon at 2 o'clock known. The chief of the Bridgeport said that the government entertained Murphy had been taken from the train on Tuesday afternoon by Henry Allen fire department made the run from Mayor Combe of the Texas town was pmbitious plans for the extension of Baltimore Captain of Detectives Steps dead at Batavia, X. T. The body had Funeral Director Gager had charge of that city here with the automobile heard. ' The verdict will be announcer! identified by the telegram in the arrangements. - A Son, where services will be tield. the defences of Honolulu and contem- Down and Out. been the There was a number of flo- chemical engine In twelve minutes, a later. plated a of deceased man' pocket from his broth- attractive distance of about seven miles. considerable increase the em- ral emblems from friends at Rowell's force pt the military post, which would er, Michael J. who is .' Freight Cars Smashed. boarding house, he made his A Celebrated Chart-Make- r. be made a permanent garrison. Baltimore, Juiy 5. Capt. of Detec- ployed in the Norwich postofflee, tell- cars Not Worth the Money. tives A. J. Pumphrey handed in his ing to come, on Three out .of four attached to home, C. D. White and others. His Capt. O. W. Eldredge s brief address Accompanied by acting Governor Thomas home account a northbound switohing engine broke parents accompanied the body. A short, time ago Tha Peers ex- on on Mott-Smir- h resignation to the board of police com- of illness. charts and tides a motor boat and several army and na- his father's loose and crashed into a string of cars pressed surprise that some yntcrprU-in- g Is perhaps In vy officers. Secretary Dickinson in- missioners today after a service of Another brother, Maurice C Mur- on the first the history of 35 a siding at the Central Vermont . person did not enter the commer- Kldrldge is- years in the department. His resig- phy, soon Broke Her Arm. literature. Captain Is the spected the military posts on the left here for Batavia as as station, on Tuesday 1 tr.ip-rock-- as nation was at request of received, ar- afternoon about cial fertilizer Held with ground only man living today making charts land of Oahu yesterday, and expressed the board, the news was and will o'clock. Two ,of cars were smash- On Tuesday evening Mrs. Amasa of Jetey-man- which declined to retire him on half-pa- y range body the a competitor the 'i of the Atlantic seaboard awdi glories in satisfaction with their cortdition. to have the brought here ed kindling wood, Main was brought here from Preston - or to pension him. t into but the third "pulverized lava."- There is no the fact. He has made charts of the - for burial. was not damaged. . One of the train by Mr. Hall, her employer, and at the longer occasion for surprise. A on. It FELL DEAD WHILE PLOUGHING. His retirement is due- to Statements . The deceased was a native of this office of Dr. Donohue it was found Atlantic ocean from Newfoundland to made ;before the grand jury, up crew jumped off the moving cars just this sort of thing has happened n'.'d New Orleans, and has been engaged in which is city and had lived ihere to within before the smash. The wreck did not that she had broken her left forearm farmers are asked to part Willi re.il practically life. Death of Atwater investigating alleged municipal graft, about ten years ago. He bctaame a block line, and it was set. The fracture uas re- money the business all his to the effect Pumphrey re- the main but made work for the stuff th.t perliups ius While aboard the Ripple on Sunday, that had telegraph perator tmd was Associate ceived In a fall. uliie' run-el'- s Kidi-ld- of North Carolina. ceived way from a local fidelity com- for about four hours for the wrecker a much i.laiit food as the Captain talked to the thirty Press operator for The Bulletin, later In cjearing up the sMing. tail. Incidentally I his pany for work done for it. Pum- working for newspapeirs in Spring- Wealeyan's Endowment. enteroi or more passengers. lie said that he Durham. X. C, July 3. While phrey the value of Hie Connecticut had soiuiile-r-i Hie vcean for years and admitted this but declared field, - 1 1 - ploughing on his farm, twenty miles that Providence and other cities. He - St. Mary's T. A., and B. Society. - Wesleyrfn university of experiment jelut ion. Professor JenUI'iH hail dropped and haulnd up enough the services were performed outside of was employed in central office of - lt---n ( from Durham late yesterday, his regular the regular TJusinews meeting of St. smaller oolIK- which have not ill the Viniiecliciit I'ariiier s.iym f;.t lead lo.Mnk.uny battleships sriwat. duties. one of the leading telegraph companies The deluged nc-i- a Mini John M. Atwattr dropped Maj-y'- s T. A. - B. sociely with pecuniary and polaj'h. lime, mil iitionn'i.TU Oaplaiif lSltlrldge ii! he had sounded . in Chicago just previous to his death. .and was held Trinity, Iiai4 coitipHIrd a dead in the He was elected to nn ; in which likf been acid contained in ton of, the ground the Mouill Hucirii' la til iki! SH. Fifiy-foiiit- Escaped Lunatic Drowned was known as an expert operator. Tuesday evening the .. society d.'pt-m- e uceaiiai the h congress as h pop-:li.- t. Himself. He ;. to shift iiself and not l u rock stuff cart he boiilit In im-- luityiliule 7. .md reached a depth of by rooms in theT. A. building. In th? fr I : Xew Tork, July 5. McCHnn, He is survived his father, Michael the benefactions f any particular for" vo dollars. whil-- Hie er iitfleN, great- lien, the state went republican. James abrieiw e of Lewis A. . chemicals nIx and the y formerly a to do Elizabeth, Murphy, and three brothers, Mauri :e President Andrews pliilantlii-jpii- otticiais. JfC svei-t- years old. well resident y. lis' and friends niaiiufacturei-s- of the slutr Uein;t.ni dixlam-- ever by any man Has .f C. ami of city, Ihe piesidiiig ofltcer..was Jnies J. Cays-e- est readied X. J., but latterly con fined! in Michael J. this and liave been making an effort to rais from ten to twenty dollars.' Kl idem y living . said this six and a quar- an of the society. r, lie Cincinnati Bars Johnson-Jeffrie- s the Long Island State hospital in William Murphy of Montreal, Canada. a $ 1,0(111. HOM endowment f unil.- - Imwev.-- It riuires about as much care in buy- miles was the same dlstaix-- as After the usual routine business the nearly-on- ter Brooklyn as a dangerous lunatic, es- and are able to announce that ing fertilizer as in piirrhaxltig mill- -' height of Himalayan moun- .Fight Pictures. . adjourned a . week, has-bee- the the caped from - l meeting for when quarter the whole ing the institution this morn- Sunday'-Schoo- Picnics. - of. stocks. Bristol Pre. tains. Cincinnati. ).. July 5. Mayor ing and after an exciting man hunt officers will be elected. raised. Bridgeport. Standard. - 'Ca plain Kldridga claims to have Fchwao sirl torly lie will not-sillov- v was drowned this afternoon in the lake It has been decided that-th- Central Insurgents in Mexico. lived perhaps more on the water 1 the .lohnfien-JofTriP'- ? figlit pictures to at Prospect park. Brooklyn. Baptist Sunday school picnic will be f Occupying New Parsonage. .Diogenes' Labors Ended. Mexican jails are reported overflow- sn open Wnat than any man living. He sh ti in this city. The mayor de- .A policeman, swiiumine alongside he'd Friday at Kiteinaug. - end Mrs. Edward S. Worcaartsr Bv. promptly returnlne a borrowed ing with prisoners. t'Athr the jail ac- has owned different pub1leia.M'n clared 4he pinur. wnuld promote rac the man. --succeeded in draeging him The Second Congregational Sundav aye occupying the new Broadway umbrella. Mayor Gaynor has just given commodations are inadeouat or nni lives In Martis Vineyard. H hatred an5 f-- that reaeon he would unconscious, nut be- school has its picnic parsonage On. le - eshore he died annual today at gregationsl rnuvefc- in Union his fellow New Torkers another shock., the rote tor Mr. Diaz's rival Is 'fryer Is Vnan In the neighborhood f IS. them. . . , . . an ' . : tar fore ambulance arrived. Richard's Grore, .. eeet. KryOrlean'Time-Democr,t.- " ths sujpfioaed. Fittaburg' Despatch. J"5!!ton Fteorrl. ,