Nassau County Review 19030904

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NASSAU   COUNTY   REVIEW
aitaoi.(fi ^OiP(i3*4l viva vktotoa
A   FAMILY   NEWSl'APKR   nr   LOCAI.   AND   tjKNKBAL   I!rTBLi:.iaK>'C'B
TBKKS: tl.lO  TIASLT  I*  AO'
.BfkMi,
f OL. VIII.
FREEPORT,   N.   Y.,   FRID.VY,   SEPTEMBER   4,   1903.
NO. 45.
mOM THC MERRICK ROAD ftl THC WATCH FRONT
9
ItM *-tiHtftt ttHIP--
skxnoica.
;.-'
oodcleft
fmm iVMWRf Nw<*y hmm% •rMltaf • Mm* Vf ft»IMIfit> that ta not •ao«ri«« In alM mttt araliMafftarai kaawtr anirwtiar* wiui- »¦ *• fcaiai Naw Ymrk mm^mrhmn hom-t aaauoa
t   \   Oood Boatlns, Bathing. Fishing
teeatea hi eke ^etfeeeli>e Vlllaae ot
FREEPORT, L. I.
I Sea aala, Fbrn Oheieliee, Wali-Equlppee Fira De- aattmant, Flfet Cleat Watar Suae'y, UaMa, Oelf Unka, I Reeee ttt Bieyeling en4 Onvmg.
The Freeport Bank.
CaplUI $30,000
MAIN STRCCT, FRCCPORT
JOHH J. BATOALL. Pratldatit
(Mktnitmr T. BPItAOtTB. VloaPra..
WmAAM B. HALL. Oaahlar
Baati af Diraatara
^^SCi^^^i
Open. except laffal holidays, froinUa-tn jo ap. m.   Offera facUltiee ami Itxliii-r
' Trust UompMilea, rntnl Italian ae far an ie nonHistont withcon- •ervatfve maoasement.
Inlerewt at the rate of .1 prr rent, paid on time tlvposlts, three tnonlhH ur mort'.
Drafts Issued on all parts af Eurn|w.
Does a Keoerat baakinir businens.
Accounts of corporations, (-nniimnli'H, anrlitties. etr., sollrltetJ.
Entire sallnfartlon Kuarant«:nl.
Innnlrlns will rerelre prempt attentlnu and tM* rhL^erfuliy anawervd.
Sanlior
Centre
.';  vnia««B*eiine
,: KecHflllcCentre.l.i.
WMUi n. salts, Prttiott
TBSSaS S. RBIINT, «lte-Preil«aet BIMn T. *«TNO*, Cttkitr.
Xontb ot S>trectots
Oaorgs W, UarlsoD Tkoma'^ (). Kaliilit
John VIneant Iliram R. Hrallh Oltntwonli I). Clomboa W(vole7 H, Mmlth
Oharlea W. Hayoa Charlea I.. Wallace
Araaadar Bmlth Austin Cornwell
Jobn W. DtMott Jobn T. DavUon „
Bdward T, Thurston Hamilton W, Pearsall
We do atl«in(vral Ranking Ilaslnosa of tlepoo*
K'posits.
and the Continent.
to 3 r. a.;
L liayi*;'I'liesdnys   ami Frid
Eslabhshed 1866
Matlinstiek Piano
Co
33,000 IN 1)56.
01  NEW   MAVEN,  CONN
Eirvls In qualities whlrh gn to make atlrKi class instrument In tone, tourh and tCfticritl workiuansliip aa well as beauty of r-aae de slicn they stand unrtvalutl.
We ha%*e manufacturcMl pianos for over thlr tr-sU years ami have yel to liear of a dlsHHtiR- lletl cuRluDier. We charire you what tlie piitno la worth—uo more—no leaa.
We employ stralfiht forward hiiAlness meth¬ ods, no flt'ilttous vnlu««: no myatfTionamntinK of prires, ONte: PKlCKorily fmm itie fail.
Onr Kuaranlee la absolute and tfotta w every pTnnu.
Hend for deacriptiTeoatalofOU'.whU-h wc ^ be glad to fnmUn you Qi>on n-quest.
ChoLSe C Brockington
18 Eaat IMh Straet NEW YURK
Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS
All billa payable .to QEO. W. PEASELL,  successor
^SittSiit^ft^Jts
Furniture I Carpets & Bedding
%:
C. PEASELL
Best Cooking 5tu^ c
[ Stoves. Ranges,
j Houseturnisbing
I Goods....
! Oil and
1 Gasolene Stoves
>iAURA
or any olb«r  kind.
C. PEASELI. & SON Undertaker.* and Rmhalmers TalaaHene Call. lOa 'ife....	
(*• "iif "iif "i(f "iif "lif •*|S' 'ii^
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iV
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GraeahouM... Plaals	
R. P. JEFFREYS SON
TREES. SHRUBS AND
fs,V-:r;.:   hothouse plants
a graat aatnbara amt varlatlaa. trwa ta name ana  tmm 'rath fram tka graana, ana
tmmmt In aar griaa Ilat far • laallag omt aarlwa faetreee. Ylil^   ^f^am   Ilat eallntraa In a ahart tima in melat aontfition
"**" BELLMORE. L. J
I     R. LOSEE
dealci^ln f
SEE    I
I
CONFECTIONERY, TOIMCCO  J
ANO CiaARS
.LUNCH ROOM.
in iill ulyU'K
Fulton St. - Fraaport
J.VERME
psale    R«tafi Q and Domestic
Wholesale    R«tafi Forelim and Domestic
anil Vf^etAljIe l>'Il*'arifi ALSO   FINE   CONFECTIONCRY city prices 1 a Hpecial ty wis ddtvrred promptly MainHt.. near the Bank. rKEKFOKT
iQ   For Beliablo CarpetS 5*
i
? Furniture
Carpet;
Sen-iceuble
and Eieellent BcCldinSC CALL O.V
L.  C.   NICHOLS,
Cor, Fnlton and Chnrcli Sts,, FREEPORT,   L.  I.
Dry and Fancy Qoods,
Notions, etc., etc., In fact I'VirytliinK k.>pt in a FIRST-CLUSS DRY GOODS STORE.
J. SEYMOUR SNEDEKER COUNSELLOR-AT  LAW Hampataad
Naw Yorll
Hic** In llrmi'iito
EDGAR JACKSON
COUNSELLOR-AT.LAW 132 Nassau St
NEW VOIIK BALDWIN,  NASSAU CO..  L   I
SIDNEY H. SWEZEY
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
Money to lotn on Bond and Moitc^gs l.l.'NnvwnSI. Nrw V.'rk
MONEY TO LOAN -..r;.', ::'i
l>or    r-iit.      Al' goiHl «:-;,li<-«ll<inii iiri'in'll)- m-c.'i.U'.l.
R.eeve & BoLrtlett.
Title insurance & flortgage Luaiis
.Mninlim.-i-N. 'illKKNI'llUT. I,   I.
:ii l.llierly .<lri'et. New Yr,rk. BrBnrIil)mt-Bi.:Klv.'rlie»d, I.  I.
Juniiili's iSiirliim lUnk  Ill.Ii;.
.Imiialcik, L. I. OystiT Hay Bnuk Hlilu., Osslcl
Telpphiine In all omc
Hiiy. L. I.
Chas. 0. Colvii\& Co.
BELLiMORE
;mil(l.'rs of and (
IV
yoriCF   TO   CKKDITORS
Ilf N»M«il. niilli-1' in he .-ivi-n III »11 ti.,n.inn iim inu rlalin. rni-i liinie K ,«inltli,I»u. nf IheT.mn.rf IIi I'luI in the ulri Ciiiinly, il.i-eaM<l, ui pn-
f'lril, Na.«]i nf 0<'t.,hernexl liatol Mareh
Ciiiinly,
llh Ihe ii,ui-lierMliere.if,l.)lh. 	
the admininlator eli., of uiil ilee.aiH'd lilwriif lr«n«artlnB hnsineM. al  ?.ea- n or bi'fori.' Ihe Isi day
. s. v..
THE    SUNDAY    SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON   COM'^ENTS FOR   SEPTEMBER   6.
t: Ilealh nt Sa.tl an.l .Innalhn 11, xxii.. 1-13—ISnIilen Text. 1* ,. 1-:—MeniorT Ver.... 6. t—f iilary on the llaj'. Leaiuin.
.\l"n of Isru'l Kli'il ••    It IK snpp.
I      1. I tlia
surroHaleiif lln   	
herehy jnren In all iier-.ns havlnif ngalnul rnniella l*nl.l« In. lal. of iheTi Henipi.tra.1 In Ihe sai.l t'ounty. ili-iea preM'nt the name wilh Ihe v,im-hi-r.H I 111 the NiilwriNT. the ailniinliiirat.ir Malll iliH-eaiMil al hi
ll.l tile
i i-:..<i.-i.«i'
ili'.l  Ui.in' their M,'lllit   lllllinil,   .1
I«-iim f. ¦n an.l ihat llie iTin-lUr* rli.mie. In Ihe ulnpe. nf liiihrr Iho riiili.line. fnl-
nl.len.' .¦'lUnty. Nil. Ynrk on I Ilf NoTemlHT ni-it Dated April i'  lU'.l. .\NNA i;. Con Kliwi
al   Kr iH'f.ir
ii-r-i Ihereof, fnii;;); rat.ir ele. of ,|„.,„ ""<J'"t '""•'    •  but
All
n. WmiiHT '\  for Adnii
lliK-kvlllef.
Naaaau
mill dny nislnilii
' ili'l-.H-< ami n.l denl.t llllev, Ilitll Ihe fomroiit (It the balllo I a^,iiliKt thfm.
ilsir
,''~^" »     '.".    ¦ Knilnvteil  Iwril."    The onset of the
I Philisiini-s 111- ilire^ieil mainly .n:«in»t that
i qlLirler u here Saul and hi'* soili* we.rc ilglit-
.    .   .^niil'g   ftonii."     .lona-
ll   tlie  rest.     1.     tinil   would
Hie jii'ljtment lli
'll'avid.
ly   to
He
,'^urroifal..
hen
ana
.1  Nil n«.iiH   havin l.lHlenf Ih,,
       flhel'oiinl
ereby given tn all I (tainit F.liiii..»x'lli s. I.., Heniiwiteiirt In the Raid riiiiiin preseiil the same » il h l he vi.llili IhH snbsrriVr. the exeeulor ele. ed. al Ilia plai-e nf iranaai'liUK In miidi'iii-e of sail exi-eutnr al I.j N. Y. on or before Iha I
Ilal.ll Alirll.TII, IWO.
FllANKI.l
BELLiMORE, L. i.
build.'rs of and lU'al.Ts in
TITOTICE TO CRri>IT<lliS._I>i,r.iiant lo l\ an order of Hon. l^,l>,.rt Sealiurv, Mirro- Baieot ihel'iiuniy nf Na.isau, nmlie Is li.i. by Klven In all persons lla^lnK elainis atfaiii.i .harlea It. Faaeh. lale of Ihe Town i.f lleiiip- ntead. In the aahl Conniy, dei'mseil. to preM-ni Ihe same with Ihe vnnchera thereof.lo llie si h. wrllH'rs. I he exeeulorsof said ,I.s-eiwsl ai th.-lr nlaee nf lran«a<'lln|{ huslne.w al the i.lTI. e ,if their allorney, tieorce I', llntalini;. al .in Will St , N   Y. City. Oh or befnre the lsi dav of I)e-
N, Y. and N. .1. Telepbone ;lKlt Itellniore. Work called for and dolivcrotl
Ilateil May 13, IDOI.
Khicolt B I'a Anion Filtel. Charles K.wle
set,, j
Si\      FIRST-CUSS DRY GOODS STORt.   S"
PIANO   TUNING. HERBERT RICE
for 311 yojirs witll F. H. Chandler, thc well-known Brooklyn piano dealer, In uow prepari'.l lo take orders for piano tuuinif, ami (tnar,intei>8 Iiest ot work. Anyoii.' d.'siriiiK his serrire may Ipbto their order at Ihe Bmiew ollke, wh.re th.'y will he forwiirdod, Ri'f.rs hy p.'riniBsion tn
Mr. 11. II. Mavland.  I''rii'i.,ii-t
SEA
Our carriiiKes are in exeeption.ll ron¬ dition, and tlio pricas uiost mod.enito. We iiieiiti.in a few : .,.."•¦'
Kuiiabimts, $4,') to t'2'2!^> ^
Surreys, ili.'i to fi::, (ipenand top depot wagons. $l,"i to |'J>,") Top d.'livery and busiiirss waKonn, fliO    Teatanieni
to $260 BuKKies, t,"iO to t'i'io
Farm wagons $;!2 to f8.')
¦MTIITICB TII fill': 11 ITO un.¬ iii    an onler nf Hmi. Knliert S.
Klven In all |a'ri mils I't arsall, la in the aaid  Cnm
the
I'lalnisaiialnst lill- iwnnf   Hempsleud
"f.
i-i-nl.irs of  II
III  ileet'aMsI.
InKbuslnnual th.' r.
aai I at Kreepnrt. Nasi
11 or liefnre Iho Lllli Uay of Ih'
Wlli  a
I      Hated .Ma) ¦Hi, PKU.
of two tl) fivo (1,'iys' duration, nro ofTiirptl bv tho
TRIP5
I to fivo (1,'iys' (lurn ifo ofTiirptl bv tho
OLD DOMINION LINE
to
Norfolk
Old Point Comhiri
Virginia. BeacK
Ocean View
RicKmonii, Va.
I'lnil
Washington. D. C.
Steainerfi sail daily, except Sunday, at .1 p. m. from Pier '^li, North Kiver, foot of JJesch str.'ct, New York.
For fall liifnrniallnii ap[>Iy to
Old  Dominion  Steamship Co
• I BUCH STREET, NEW YORK   N  T H. B. Walker, Truffle Manaeer
J. J  Crown. (Ieneral Paason^r Atpt
We allow  a liheral disi-ount  to cash , hnycrs.    l..arKe as.'^iirtnient of
Harness and liorse Qoods
AU goixls liouKht of us are. sold as       | ^warranted |
l&ipuring, Trisminr, Fmtin^, Littering'
[ KstiniateH and prices furnished |
k|Q WHEELSRVSBSniRES
V9 U COMPLETE
I i<ati,'ifu.-li.iii guai-aiite.'.l
Telephone 6-11
J, M. HEV/LETT
il.'Hl.T In
Hay, Feed
nnd
Bundle Wood
ChurcK St.. rREEPOM. N. Y.
Wrsi.rv I'l
IV^
OTICK TO OKI-:illTOI(S.
an .irder ,if II..ii. UhImti ."I If the Cnunly lit Na-sail. n iriven loail iiei-sniis haviim-eluin
lla. nnr. Iatenf I lie  Inn ii .if Ilei Slllll    Cnuillv.  iIivenM-d.   lo   pie wllh tbe   vnui-ln-rs   llii-renf  l,i Will  a
nf  I hi hll-illii
•sl.ie
plu-
nf  lliarl,'. II
llnted May Al,
IITOTIUK  TII OKKnlTIIIC
i\    an order .if Hon. Itnl.erl i Kalenf the Co.lrtynf .Nassau,
Tes lame
>lth  111! Iheexei
"f till
,     '.I,al   hi»
Iraliaaeiinif liiisin.'ss, at .11 I'-ullnn M of Ilnsiklyn, .:ily of K'-w Y.-rk, Nea
¦ or liefore the lenlli lay of 11 eenihi-r
1       Ili.leil .May Stt. I!HI.
Uow.Ml
I Da
tJo.I vvnuiJ also ahow 111 the ililTeienee Iiel.vet'n (tiiod an.l s lo be mmle in tile nlher world, nnt lis. Whatever may have lieon tlie iiU-r of the others ivlio fell, ,Iona- t fnle wa^ not the result of his per- Irniisgressiiin hut of his father's sin. s.i>s lo lis ill nlain langiiape that no h-. nis only biniseH, and that the nfU'ii in this world auflcr be- nl the linil. .\ll relationships of lite s..ine infliienre uimn our earthly des- liiii nn other is so potent for good or ¦    ' holds  in  his
d illunratinn leering proof ¦ his lathei'a tbat father's
rhilil     lliit ii,l
he need
II. Tiu' denlh of ,«aul (vu. S-C), S. "Ttu' ;iri I'l'l-.'' Tiie men whn fliiot arrows Vllh Uie l.n.v. "IliUn-eiworked." .\fter the ile.illi III S.ml's sons ihe ai-.-hers sint-l.-.l Sllll mil ,111,1 I'lii-snc.l him. Their missiles wore .iinii-'l ;it him ami some of them mav h.ne Inl linii. ",'s,irp wnunded—creat- Iv llisl re- d' The l{evi«'J Version gives llie e.iiiei-l iiieiiniiiir. Tlic wnrd nowhere iiteans In lie u.uin.leil as our versinn has it liere. Ile saw ihit he was the mark nf I'le I'hili-Jiiie sliirpshonters, and he there¬ fore wnllii'il ,-iiifl iniil;e<1 with terror at I'll- llinuchl nf fiiliins hv sueh han.ls.
4. "Wnul.l nnl." The armorbearer, who, n,i..r.liiii; In ,liwl«h writers waa Tint-n, vn-.ild i:,i| vinM to ,'-:nur« entreatv. It was his dulv lo prote.-t the King, and he was res|„ii.si!,'e f jr Saul's life. He dari'd not sti-elih forth nis hand against the 1 nr-l's .I'uvnle.l; the verv thoughl of sneh nn ail Ml'..I him wilh fear. "FpII upon it." Thnisl ll llii-..iii:h himself hv falling ..ver upon il. It IS lielirve.l hv manv. fn.m Ihe rnii-u-ii, t:.in of llie nrigina!, that .Sanl en.li,! his life i.ith Ihe sw..-d of Ihe ar- mi'ibeiu-er. If Ihis be Inie. Ihen Sanl and n.ieg l.nlh feil hv thnt weapon with whieh liii'v h.l.l befni-e nia-saered the priests nf (lll.l I I Snm. '.'L':IRI. This neeount of .Saul's isistent
Mllh -de.l  I
villi's   I Ihe  tr
to  l>e
e and
1.111 himsi'ir The story wh.i slo:e the king's nnd   brought   them   lo
lli|, i.< tn lie treated as
aul,"
the
nrohnhlv king's bodv and
 II llll to s,v-e him. hut it wns
¦II" f.'ll." IViiiK nnswerahle for hie he feari d punishment: or lller ninlive nf true li.h'iilv. re- I'vive Ins ninsliT. ".Sn Snnl died." round nf .Saiil's last .lark
nt   llu
lity  nf
111   i.
(ind. .if 111 Tlim
It frnm Ih. deiay nf his inner life an.l '.ernnre of his heart from ould nnt leave Ihe ordering Old iM.iild neilliel- )iei-inlt the manner of hia  dr.ith.
relv
I.    .Vnle the
131  (".
Pn:P.SIKOLA    cures i:ic:isc5tio:i ar.tl dyspepsia.
I W.   F.   SOUTHARD |     Th>s >» the year to buy
Undertaker and lEmbalmcr   A Lot OIV the Beach
¦IS   led   ll. i'.'l  I'lri.
iil.ile.l iliiiii.'d ivi-.iiig,Ininu nf siilTerinc. Ol ( - thnn fnr sin. (II .-Miandnn- isl iu Co'l. ns tn tlii< life and rffi-eta:   III
nl ilisho
Ilto  the
FREEPORT, L. I.
Cnllsprnmpll, nlnn.l.sl .la)  , - n".-nt j
l..'n« Hisl. Tel    .'111,-.. '41 : ri'Sl.li'liee Ul Kreeporl
_   .    . 	
Have your tried our j
New Butcher
yel.''    If  not, why  we arc  soiling the I hnii'i'st meat in tho market at lowest
r.iti's.
M»in St . b«t. Folton and Smith St«.
F. PIT! ERMAN, Prop,
Fomierly W. II. Pallerson's .1
w.
VAN WICKLEN
PLUMBER
SteaLin  Boilers
)teain aod Uot Water Heating
Wheels are Buzzing
Keaily fo do all kin.Is .if work, such IS ni.akiiiK' window fnimes, .itair frauieii, sash, il.airs, braek.'ts, (irill work and ''tair buildiuK at tho lowest pric(«.
Chai.rles. L. Seama.rv
i'lMH-r .Mlill St. I-'UKKruRT, L, I.
CARPENTER © BVILDEH
WINDELS
FRENCH ICE CREAM
and Clioi.'e ('iiiifit-;:,,iiiry, Kn'iieii l''niits, Kiiiii'v l"li..i-.ilat.-s
wliile you cjin pet it at llie old pne.
There will lio an advaiiee in prices afler ; hi
this season of -2ry anil 30 per cent,   Tlio
Hotel  5ite
one acre and two huildinRs fur salo. Information hy callinR or iidilressinR
Mrs. A. J. Scott
Frooport, Nassau Co., N. Y
Formerly Iliehard Sinith's liea.h triiaraiitoe deed
Pettit Bros.
Undertakers and Embalmers
K. vp'W liuil.liiiK, Main Street FREEiPORT, N. Y.
Cr.i lil.l'....   of   llie   Iiiilisl   Sl.ll,,.,   CiU.-jfil  uf
nr not preventeil.
'1.1 l.lsliiu- rejirnnih In Ille tl The el emal Inss nf llie .I'll " rnmpare I Clirou. lc Illls refers tn his hnilv- 1 Ihnl Ih.v were all slam:
- rei'i'l-eni-e Is In nil Ills I'lil iMlli him In llie »nr ,is   hni.i's   fnr   Ihc   future
,ill-
i.l.-il I
I      '¦¦
day I
ighl
nis llll
111  In
"Olher si.!.' nf  th.
I.l  N.'t'hlnh d.vell.
Ihe   pail
'Illl.
ern si-le ei ihe .Innlaii. Hut p I'llln-e Ill-re iii, nils "nn ihe side nf Ihc dan." Ihnt is. in Ihe disiriel between l.illlelield and tho river, "Kled. It very nnlm-il f.ir Ihe |.eo|.'.e in Ih" ns nnd villnse. Ihere lo lake fright and . ior li.i.l' Ihey awniled ll.e arrival of vi.-lni-s. Ih.v iMii-t. n.e.iiding In l>le h-ive hern deprned
111.
¦ 111..
:,-lines . . . foun.I." ; ll'i' bmlies of Ihe king and lie bnlllelielil. Ihev reserved linl iiiiligiiilies. ¦¦(Ill olT." nf .lehnvnh fares no better I'i'iiineised (ioliilli. now Ihnt ikeii hnn. "I'n punish il. " • f Ihe heathen mi;'lit
I  LMI.
'IIS   of   ¦
.flheih^l
Main St.
eal Telephnn
FRCEPORT
I.i'i,gl>lslan.'e.'
all
1,1-,'I   I'alT)
1.1 I'v
¦I.l KasI, nf   Sllji
Ilan
Time-Table
Tlu Ker M ud Lon? Islui Trutios Co-
xiiuni n.irsD
11 «¦!¦ M. ave Kr.'.'tsii
•1.1?. I I'-I, i III ii. n'.l. p
in. « .*!. 131. Rin. « .VI.
.1-.. i: II A.M.: 12,1-., ,. :i T.. M If. I .-v.. .S Ifi, :. A 111, S ,111, tt.'i; 111 pl,
i-illmi. «.1T. S .;r. TX, i:. II i;. '11 «--• \ M.: •. •; 4-2. :i. 12. ills, •« IS.
pplled
Brick Block Main Street
FREEPORT
CROMBIE 8 COUGH CUBE
CLRES tVERY IIND 0>^ COUGH.
The Wa!! Street Journal
Weak m Hearts   e
Are due lo Indigestion. Nlnety-nlno of every ono hundred peop'e who have heart trouble can remember when II was simple indiges- : ¦'¦'",¦¦','' ''' tion.    It is a scientific lact Ihat all cases ol '  , ',   ',";'.' heart disease,   not   organic,  are   not only j i.„f",'|',| traceable Io, bul are tho direct result ol Indi- i I^-fnre Sa gestlon.    All lood   laken Inlo  Ihe stomach | nrs   aflrr which fails of perfect digestion ferments and : ii'-i^n'ii iwel.sihe stomach, puffing ll up againsl ihe | 'Ilnrnl   Ihc heart.    This Inlerferea   wilh Ihe  aclion of i "i-'imi, and the  heart, and In  the  course ol  time Ihal : ¦"''\    ",   ,'!' delicate bul vital  organ becomes diseased.    '"'"'   ''-•' '- Mr  D.Kiuble. o< Nev«di. C.asyj      IhadsMr-jch     '¦""'¦'.   "''¦ lrt'„-:o »n4 Wll In I bad stila ai I hsd liMrt Iroucia     '''  '       i'-',!" Klin II.   I too« Kodol Drspapaia Curo lor sbcui lour | "• i;enir.<i n. mjnltis and It cured ma. ,
^Xotoi Digwtt What You Eat
ani   relieves   the   slomach   cf   all  nervous strain and the heart ol all pressure. Bcn.esonlr.    JI 00 Slia holding Jit limes the trial
size. whiLh sells ior tOc. PrapmrmA Otl C O. DaiWlTT * OO., OHIOACKX
nf   nil    her    leimi!
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and Ibl- Kiver .Torilsn. inrinl of Snul and hi. son. ¦I. I.ihnln.ants of." Mil if t-rnl'tu.le ihev owe.l |.i them fr.im ,Vnhn..-h lelinp.
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This Mantel...
In Oak, Glo.s Finlt
$15 !
Oek Caklnet hriantale from $12 up   •
IANTEL& FIREPLACE FiniNGS^
of all kinds, at ritr prlr.-* ;
BATNROOMS   AND   VESTIBULES   TILED     i
ORNAMCNTAL CCNTCRS   AND   BRACKETS
D. MORRISON
•how Rooms Crove Street, Freeport,
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I'mr. tiiarkisl « ilh a * are li^iEiraiCe ears.
gl KKSS CAlU* Cars, leare l^s.1,1-il rJi 1 Mam J'l. Hmno «m4. erery h.'ur fn.m V«' A M In lli.-«i|> lyt, .11.1 IW eBB<U)-> a Ihiri) »' mmnten*hniiU. w'l !»¦ p«l ,>u fn,iii 1 li' A. M U> : J 1' M I'•111 net-1 ions arr nia.lr al the New Ynrk i'liy I llie WUI) a Iiarve imr to and from New Tork ANnnhSbom'vs -   « e^..
ritANK A   rOLBAMOt'S. Supt.
III.I n-vi «s K.iilPKi.l ani lii.lustriai n- isirls Has e.iiii|,li'i.'tal'li's uf euriiiiii.'s if |ir.iia'rtii'S. l^ii..i.-s ai-iiv.' and inm-- live aliK-k« ami Ism.is K.-<'.ir.ls iiie Ih.'lact auie l.f NmiU and the vield tin iiivititin.'nt at th.' pne.'.
Illif  ,rl,n.l„,.,,   r...,sulU   ll.e  TllK WaIX
StKKKT JuiKNAl. n lietler ijiialiliid lo iniett mnn.../ mfely and jirniilalily and in adrite almul inteHmenl, than oiie rlio ¦Is-l nnl ill! in
Pnbliah. d flailv bv
Dow. .Tune* A- (\i . II Hn.*I St . X   Y
The nld.wi newK atfitii-y of Wall -St.
f I'.' a Twir, tl a I'liunlli.
K. It. Oliapt
Roscoe Lumber Co.
OERMAKOLA o'ntmeiit cures all rttln digeaaea.
Fred.W. Conrader
Imported and Domestic
DELICATESSEN
I'll.' tin.'si Cliis's.', H.,|i.(;n,is. Ham,
I'.s.kisl I'nr 1 llllf. Itimst  r..rl,,
\l.sii all Inn.Is sinnk.d Kish. Salmon,
Slurt;.s.n, E.ls, HhiaiiTs. i le    I l^reix-rred Kish, Salt .Ma.'keral. fLrnnff.   1 Anrh.ivi.'s, liismap'k llirriiic, IV'kh'd Hi rrinu. Kulli-il Himnc i
and .Sardims
Isn't It Worth 25c.
To Be Cured of Conslipatton ?
To People who sutler from Habitual Con- atipali.in, nncg.-d >^toinaeh und Ilowela, Sliippsh   Liver   and   Thin  and   Impur*
Hi.Hld.
Tliere is a laxnliva liiat moves the I«i«-els wilhuut pain or Hripinp, eleanaef tlie stomaeli. sharpens the nppetite, slim, ulali-s the liver. Hirengtbena the nenrw and piinliea . he bl.sid,
Laxakola Does   It
I rerattat yinn sample hnfUe of I-AXAKOLA
and wasse flessed wliKttthat I Nmaht s M rent Nilt>. 1 h4d a hard liiiic tohiiy It. 1 tried ahoul ..... hi'f d ,rn i>lacaa I'ell,re I c,,'.Id f* II. I havf . and   clllt   without   bancAt.    I
Fulton Street
FRKEPORT
&0   YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Patent
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\ViH>,ewi« ami Krlaii
I riiK' .iiiil   Sjinii.>
It-    I'llll .   M.illl.iillL,'s
alul I'l.ix 1.Ullll»r Cypress a Specialty
LONG ISLAND CITY,
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mia OcaiGM* Co^TnioMTa Ac.
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AnTooai^nrtlna aifceir l?''!r.i"ri?-i'f J^.nB.le. vil   litis:,.sit „n l-iif-i', .p.. ,Ma-tt£t. .'IS  lit it...tt, uiltio ,
SckHtinc Jfmerlcatt.
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MUNN &Co.'*<*~^ New fork
Brace. Oece Cl I
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WTI.I.l \M IV TKRRIO, 34 Chandler St. l.a«-rcDce, Maa.
rrlre-3S cnu.
Thomas Johnaton, Freeport, L.I.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Mortgage at 5%
All. ..OOI> 1 OAVS   ACtI l'1i:i> At ONCC.
ALBERT D. HAFF, c...in.eiior..t.i..«
BABYLON.   N. V.
WILLIAM H,  POST
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Choice Groceries Flour and Feed j
NIAIN STRCCT, rnecPOnT j
haiu •ft'*  * ¦ Ba*. (••<tll tfaaaa      |
laxakola!
cure* constipation.        |
U,S,C0N8yLmS NOT SUIN
Bullets Fired a' Mr. Micelssen al Beirut Did Not Touch Him.
ORDERS  TO   WAHSHIPS   STAND
PreH.lont IVitlie. to Have an Ainfrlean Squa.lrnn In Ti.rliish Waler. OulnR In Ihe Ill.I.irba.iees m the l:.iiiiire — lle- porl ol Heall. of Viei loii-ul In.,- , . CIpUer K|-r..r-A!l,iel,   ri-|.|..eilil.ite.l.
roiistaiilinoiile. Turkey - 1; tniiis- plres that Ihe report that lulled Slales Niee-fonsul Mii;;.'ls,eii wns killed III It.'irnt is in.'.iiT.'.t. -\-i ii,i- knoivii Indivi.lual lir.'d nt liin. .in.l tli.' tiull.'ts pass.nl .l.isi III Illl' Vie. r.iiisii!. but di.l n.il t.iii.-li him.
The \ali of Ininli :ifiertv:,r.l vis lied \iee-roiis;il MiDielssen, .¦\pi'.'ssed his repret for ih" oulnise, and oi-de-ed mensuies for the aircsi ot the periie trator.
The error In statllic that Mr Miii.els ien ha.l L.-en killed i-.'se fr.'iii :i nii-lake 111 u I'iplier teleis'nini.
Washlnnloii. iL f. .\ il.'.'i.l.-.llv n.-w lurn ill the ease of I'liiii-.I Slates \ i.e- Joiisul Wllllain C. Miiiji iss,,,, „| Hei •lit. .s.vrin. ivIm was rep.n led i.i have .leeii nssasxinateil Sun.In.v. .I.'v.-l.ipr.! ft-h.'ii it lie.'iiiiie known tlml llie re|iiii-l B-as lucorreet, an.l Unit iililmUKh .Mr. MniieiKnen hud heen shol ul he ha.l not ,'ver 'n'eii injure.1.
This Iuforiuatiou .ame to Uie Stnte Departnieiil in a illspiit.-li from lnited Stnt.'n .Minister l.elsliiniin at I'.insian- linuple. ivll.I aaid the inistiiUi' in iiiiik- 11.< the ori^iiiiil iinnoiin.'i'iiieiil ivus due to nn error In the u-aiisiiiissinii of the. cipher dispaleli from I'oiisul lEaviuhil, nt Keirul, in r.'poriins the ineidoiil to the .Minister.
The dispateh fniiii the Minister was I'oiniiaiiil.aU'd al .un .' lo ilie I'n'si.leiit at O.vster Hay. The di-inili'li vas .'\- treniely wiiUfylnK t.i ill" ollieials of the (J.iveninieiit lieii.
.\etint: Seeretaiy I.o.iiiiis .1.'. liiie.I to make lUiiili.' th.' I.'\l of .Minisier Leishinan's ilispiui-li. luu li,' iravi' a isuininary of its .suiU'iits. .\s stiiKiI in the proas di,spat.'Ii, II shows Unit Mr, MuKelssen was shot al hy som.' un¬ known peraon. hut was mil Iiii. The lui'nl Turkish oHi.-iiils w.'r.' pr.uiipl lo express their reitret al lli.' .le.urr.'nee, nnd are exerllnj; tlii'iusi'Ives to appre- lu'iiil the woul.l 111' assassin, hut thus far have I eeii uiiMleei-ssrul.
The Minister's dispaleli also said Umt I'oiisul Itavnilal had r.'p.irl.'.l lo hini Ihal some of the foreiu'ii I'onsiils at Iteinil linil reiiori.Ml t.i lln'lr pivern- nieiits Ihat the siluathui al Uial |ilii.'e hn.l I.e.-ouie ex.'.':'iliii'.:lv iiiisare. il'ut lhis eondlllnn of nffairs liad .'Xisl.'il I'.ir unnie tilll.'. and thai soniellilnu oiiKlit lo he done to relieve the lensloii. The npililoii was e.vpi'essed Ihal the nt- teni|iteil assasslnallon of Mr. .Miijtels. sen would probably liriiiK niallers to a foeus.
Oyster Hay, \. V- rvesiileni Hoose¬ vell wus iiif.H'in.'.l (if Uie lucovreetness of the leiiort Unit Xlei'-roiisiil Ma;.'els- .sen hud Ii.-.'ii assiiBslnaleil The I'l'es- Ident e.xpressed (;i'atili.'ali..n lliiil .Mr. Mnprelssen had escaped wilhoul Injury.
Ho nnnonnretl. however, thai no ehnngo at prenent would he iiiii.le in the plans of this lioveninieiit. all.I Unit Ihe Kuropenn sipiadron, whi.h h.> or¬ dered to pi-oeeeil iimneilialely lo lielrut, would oontinur lo Us ordered destina¬ tion.
It can be snhl that the rresi.lenl and Secretary of State liny lioth i-etriinl It advisalil^ in view nf Ui.' pi-.'seiii state of unrest In Turkey, to hav.' .\merlean war vessels In Turkish waters.
Kor a loiiK lime I'leTiidenl Uonsevelt nnd Mr. Iluy wer.' in I'.iiil'erin.'e ill SaRaniore lllll. They illseiisseil every siifcested ph.'iso uf ilic siluiiilon in Turkey. .Vl Ihe .'.iiuliiHion of the eoU' fer.'iie.' .Seeietiiiy liny iiiin.iiiiiii'.l his Intenllon of retnniiiiK iiiiuii',li:ilely to \VnsIiin(,'t.iii.
II .an be snid that it is Ihe luirpose o.' Prealdent Hoosevell l" ufToi-il AnuT- lean .'illzeiis In the disiiirh.'d provinepk of Turki'y all Ihe proteelion possible, l'"or thai reasiiu and I.U' otliers whl.'li may develop in a short time the deils- lon la rea. hed Unit no ehaiiue will at present In- iiiiide In the orders t/i Ihe European si|uiidr.in. AilnilrnI Cotton will proi'eed with hia vessels tn Turk¬ ish waters with Iho idea of fully snfe- Kunrdlng .Viiierieans nnd .\nieric.Tii in tereali.
Xew York f ily. In rerp.iiis" lo n tel¬ eKram of impiiry lepirrtiin; Ihe repnrl- eil assassinalion of \'li'i'-('oiisiil .Mn- (relssen nt Hoiinl. Mr I-'i-eyei-. TrenHii- rer of the Iliifird nf Ihe rr.'sbyleran Mlssi.in al K.'irut. hau cabled ns fol¬ lows:
••AIUioiii;h the altin-k ni.-nle on Viee- Consul .Miicelssen was evidenily |iri- meilllaled, the biill.'ls niiss.'.I him nnd he es.'oiM'd uninjured,        rUICYEi:, '
CHICAGO AS AN "ADAMLESS   EDEN."
'trindy nir llitpl.llr Loslnc Mnle ro|>nln- Ilon to lirini  l:r«|>er.
rhii'ni.'.i. ill.' |.:i|i,'i-s of lhis i-IIy ai'O polniing' unl Unit l'lil.'a;;ii is In ihiiiu'er of Iii'i-.uiilnc nn ••.\iliimless E.leii." That Ihls iiii'iiiiie Is borne out by Ihc InereasiiiK exe.ss of iiiiile over feiiiHle d.'nihs is sireiii:lhi'iii'il by the bills of niortnllty for th" we.k. Tlnre were 4S,'! ih'nlhs report.-.1, .'xii.'lly the same lis for Ihe i.r.'vioiia we.k. Of tlii'se 5(11 wi-re mules und IP'.' were feiiiiiles an excess of fifty per ..'lit. in niiilr deaths. In llaU Ihls exe.'SH was :;;i-1 p.T .-.'III.: Ill IINIJ it was ¦..';i,". p.'r .'ent diirlni; the lirst six nionlhs of Ibis yi-ai it was '21 A per eenl iind now llfly per cent, more male* thun females an (lying,        _^ _
Takes Her ITIIIh  llns'ianil.
.Married live llmea williin 1 wi'iity live years,   u   widow  on.-.',  illv.ir..si   Ihr.'i'
ti a, nn.l n.iw a  bri.'".  Is the re.'.iiil
Ol   Mrs.   .Mary   1.    .Muir TI psmi i ..1
lill NejilCiiiiMiiy Sinilh. of nhio I-'alls, n siiburb of .leff.rsi.inilli'. Iinl .Mrs Sniilh U not ov.'r lifly yenrs old
Iiull m •'llo.i.l.M.e.l"  M.nr.
r..'.-iiii».' .if ...iiiiiiiie.l ilisnsiira. re siilliiiK 111 loss of life, um ni.'ll lia.e Mini wnrk In Ihe Tr.-n.hv.'II nnn.'. on I iiiii):l.'is Island Aliiskn Tlm iin-ii imi mall' Ullll  111.- lu-iiinrl.v   is ¦ Im hIiki.'.I.^'
Tl.e Nallnnai llanie.
I.iiah Is pliiyini; Momlerriil ball fni Iieiroit. " ,..
K.'ol.'r Iii.s apparently regained hit l.nllliii; lye. j
r.iniih.iiiilon lias releaHcl iiuil'i.idei , Sllliil fl'l biihl Iiiilinir. |
.llll' Kelley. uf llie Cllleis. is one ol I lln- lii'sl Keln-nil |il:ivers in the fillli | try i
r.l. her Iinheny hns been i..'riiiillPt | bv MnnnKir I'lnil:e to r.-j.nii thi i Pirn l.'S. I
Kll lir.'iniiiK.T IS plfiyin; (treat bni | fill- Itiis'i.n. hlitiiij: haiil nml .-overinj i I hi Id liii.-Iy. j
Umi: Tmn Iliicli.-s la one of the tlvi | jrre.-it pii. In-r- "ho rei'o;ere<l th.' .isi | of ,'i binki-u arm j
Kittr.-.lue bus nia.le Ii.« first error It I tliiriv   UIIIIII'"   with   Wnshlnitton.     II. a.-, ejiliil  H.- i.liillii-es,
111.' .S'.'w Vork UaKU'' Cbib Iia- pur eh.-is.'il pill her l..'i.ii Ames fnin lhi llion riiih of Ihl' New I'orl; I.eiiL'ue.        I
,\.-liii(S .Xlaiiacei- VVncner. of IMIa li'iig. predietii liial Vi'il will aome da] I e nil.- .if Ih.' l.'-airne i alar pitchers.      I
-linss 11, ina hue   ihe Oral baaeuian a
111.-    .Vlllnauke,'   .\»KO 'illtiOll   1,'Iuli,   ll»l
been »oM to llltr t, hi'.-asci White Stuck  | lUf.
STATE
N^wa
rrop ron.llllnns In Tl.ls ftate,
Th.' New York seclloii of the elimaf* mill crop service of the Wenlher Kn- i-eau. in cooperation with t'ornell rni¬ versily, has issued the following erop bulletin: The teinp.'ialur.'s, beinj ab.>ut iionual, w.-re favorable for growth of crops, wlil.h were BeiierHlly in sHlisfa.-t.iry .'.nnlitloft, exivtitlii!; i-orn; and the week, I'xiepl as nlteiled by the heavy rains und severe loi-iil storms, was moslly fulorable for the harvest. The s.dl is in pxmI .inle;-, un.l plowing for winter wlieat is in pi-..i;i'ess. Onls nn.l barl.\v have be.n moslly .'Ul. an.l n.nvl yiel.ls nl.' report- i-il. I'orn Is sllahily inii>rov.'d. but Is iiniisually iwor and bn.'kward, and the .roil will lie Inrjiely a failure. Ileiairls iiiillcale a k<kmI yield of p.itnbK's. but s,,me rot an.l bllitht are r.'pnrl.'d. While beaiis ni'.' iloiiiL' well K'.''i.'raIIy ami are turniiip. some .•stimates are iin- favoi-able. Then- Is a full av.'inite hay .TOP of grtnil .pi.illty, lllld it has been moslly hous.-d. and some are eutlins the second clop. I'asturcs are cond and the milk sup|dy hirffe. Thn-ahliiB when! and rye continues wilh favor- nbl.' yiel.ls. ilu.-kwheit. while nc-dine rain in pla.cs an.l slichlly damacid by hail ami hich winds. !.-< still Kcn.M-nlly promlalni:. Tobncn is gnod, nnd I'Ut- tini; Is in prosress: wine dainaiie re¬ sulted fnun the hall and aever.' local sloniis. II.>ps vary from Uthl to tine, but verniiii. whi.h are Iii.'i'.'asiii)r. np¬ p.-ar tn s.iine yar.ls. lirapi-s in Ihe prlnelpul in-ape jirowiuK seclioiis will be linht, an.l eonsiderable nd I« cr;- pei'tiHl. Apides vary from nearly n failure in muny onhaids lo an enor¬ mons yl.'lil in oihers, but ;;.•".'™lly less Ihun an nv,-rni;e crop, I'all fc.-d will bo iileiitiful.
tier loom  r.lrIl..lBT.
Mrs. riorllln SweUaiid ricrcc. whose niotlier. Itosaiina lluii.-.i.'k. was n ilnu>.'Iiter of .labez llnni-o.-k, nn older brolher of J.din Ilaiicoek. one of the slitners of the Il.-cbii'ati.ui of liide|)en.l- en.-e, ceh'bral.'.l her one huudredlh lilrtlidny nt Ilonis.ye l-'nlls, .Inlien Hancock wns himself a soldier, fiithtlnn In the Krenih nn.l Indinii War, nnd Mrs. riei'.e well reialls how she snt on his lap and heanl thrillim: stories of es.'apes from Ihc r.^dskins. Iler fnlher. Itenjainin Swetlnnd, fouclit In the Third Massni'linsells lleKlnient thnniith Ihc Itevoliillonary Wnr ns life major, Mrs. I'ierce wus active as n cri.-ket unlil ab..ut a year aco. when she met wllh nn nceiilenl. and has llvwl ipiietly slu.-e. One of her diver¬ sions on her one bundredlh blrthilny wna to tak.- an aiiloiii.dille ride. She held n recepllon. an.l aentetl In her laritp arm chair upon the Inwn received the contiratulali.ins of Ihe townspeo¬ ple. Il.>r husbanil ilie.1 In IS,".", nn.l she has Ilv.'d III her present home for lifly y.'ars.
Oeneral Oliver on Kellre.l l.lal. .\I Ilis .iwn re.inest r.iifiiili.'rCem-ral Iloln-rl Shaw Oliv.-r. c.iiiimaiidiii}: Iho Third liricade .if Ih.' Naiionnl lluiiid of Ihls SInle. hns lu-.-ii pluced upon the retired Ilat, Ihe order to dale from Sep¬ temlier I. His reiiui-st wns sent to the Adjntnnt-C.eiieral nml Is cniiseipient ii|>on his appointment at .\ssislaiit Sec- n'tnry of War. .\djutnnt Oeneral lli'iiiy Issued Ih.'order, which Includes the followini; pnruKniph; "The relhc- iiient of Oeni-ral Oliver is ord.'i'cd with LMi-al i'i'>;ret. as Ihe NnU.inal Ouni'il of New York losi'R the s.-rvl.es of one of the most vnliieil nn.l superior eoui- mnndlnir oBicers, whose cenlnl p.>r»<iu- allty, soldierly <|ualiftca11.ins nnd unde- iiliijile ahilily nol only liave been a|i preclnled by his Siiiic, bul also have been recoRnized by the Vnlted Slntes (iovernnient in nppoiininK him to the liidh and honorable position of .\ssisl ant Secrelary of War."
tlei-ce rlBht Mllh A Ilnll.
noherl   A.  Te.If.ii'd,  of Hnrvey.  wns
drivlni; a bull fmni wat.'r a f.w ev.'n-
Iiits  ai;.!,   wh.'n   lowering   lis   hend   It
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(lovernor (iranis Kesplle, Oovernor O.h'll lias Kriiiited n further resplle   iiiitll   Oil.iber   1   to   the   Van W.irin.'r b.ivs, Willis. Ilurloii nnd Kred- erl.'k.   the ' thre.'     yoiilliful     brolhera iiwnltliiB  execuilon  nl   I'liiilon   I'rison for   the   miu-.l.'r  of   Ih.'ir   iikciI   uncle, r.'ler A, llnll.'iibei-k, nt Orc'iiporl. Co¬ luiiibia   I'oiii.ly.   on   Clirlsimiis    Kv.'. I'HII.     The   reapili-   is   giv.'ii   lo  nllow their counsel. ,1    III.b'l' I'mly. of Hu.l¬ son. ad.llllonnl  tlm.- In  wlii.h  to pr.'- ! pare his nrifiim.nt to liidilce Ih.' Cov- ' ernor lo .'onimiile Ibe d ulh sciiI.'M.-.' lo lui!>risoiinieiit for life.
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ration la .Nortlirrn AnXralla.
In a liaper rea.t lsi.ire ihe .MelhonriMl fien^raphieal Horielv reet-nlljf a member aaifl thai ther,s are inillions of aeies of land in Viielhern .Aae'ra'm "MiLibV f.-r (rowin* intton If rheap l»l»ir tere »llo»ed Ihoii- sands nf aelllera eould find a nrolitahle outlet for their eute.(.rises, and Bntiah rntlon spinners anuld Vie r'ad lo aend ex¬ perls lo advise as ta Itie beat seed and mraie nf eulliiration.
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Tha. ihe ear . sn h» Irorlvnsmie rafner Unn an n'ouslie mslnimenl. heesnae ra- rtattona of iieeasnre ainl n.'l soiled wivefl are retordedi'T il is nrnve.1 by Bonnie- i.i a not* rntitW "Tbe E»r a Jlarometer."
CALEB PflWmSENTEHCEO
Thrice Convicted  Murderer ol Gov¬ ernor Goebel to Be H«.Ked.
DRAMATIC SCENE IN 00U3TR0OIIII
nralher ot VIeliix llrer.-ome ITlien II* Keallinl Thai Ills IV ork I'nr Vm- irennee Ilntl Ileen Sneresstnl -» <!•¦. (lenane*! Man (Inee llie .Hecrelary ot atale ar Kent aek],
Georcetown, Ky. -Cnleb rowera. for¬ merly Secretary of State of Keatueky, wns convlctpil for Ihe lliinl lime of tlHJ inurder of (lovernor Co.'hol ami acu¬ te need to lU'nili.
.linlRc Robbins oveiruliil i» iiioUoa for a new trial and lix.-d .November 2B next ns ihe dny for Ihe .-.xwullou.
Al his two jiievi.uis Uials. \rlileb Here reversed bj ih.- I'.iurt of .Vppenll, Powers wus senienced lo life iui|H'isoil- meut.
Powers counsel pertnitteil lilm to make a s|>eech to Ihe Jury In this onto, lie made an Impnssl.uied up|>enl to tuem, declaring Hint he wns Innoeent of the murder of llo.'liel nml had no knowleilpe of it. Thuse who lioanl Pow.-rs' spce.-h Ihonght It would hnvo .•piisideriible eff.-ct on the Jury, lint tbla pnived to be tintnie. Tho Jury retired and soon hrouchl in n venlk-t of guilty ns chargiMl. Caleb Powera. like lUe innn of Iron he hns proved liliuaelf throUKh nil Iils trinls, reci-Iviil Uie vcr- di.-t wilhout eniollon. When the Jnry went out he wns sillinis chntUoK with friends, und aside from Blnncini;. up na the Jurynieii tlle.l out, made no move.
.Vfter this cursory Kiaiice he turnad to his companions n'ld resumed Ills cou- Terantloii. "It's nn iiiijiiat vei-dlet. uot wnrrniit.Hl by the evidence," doolared Powers. "I shnll cortaiuly nppcal amln,"
.\rlhur tioebcl, n youncer brotlicr of the miinlered C.ivern.ir. hns spent pme- IK-nlly the wh^Ie of Ihe lust tui-«>e .renni workliiK on the ease, and It ll larRely to hia eRorta that Ihe eonfeaalona ot oihers Impllenleil In Ihe inurder were se<-iiro(l. He iMllnpsed under the stmln when Ihe verdict wns aiinnunced. Ua haa sworn that Ue will do nothlnR uiHit his brother's niunler Is nveUKiil by the law, linniedlHtely nfter the rouvlctlnn and Bi'iitoiico of Powers he sent till* teh-itrniu to n brother who la In the West:
••Powera" trial ended. Scntcuced to denth."
At the Iwo former trials, whioh look place here, ,Iii.Ii!e Cniitrell prcaldoil. Tor this trinl. honever. Covornor Reok- hnm nppninled S|iet-Iul .linlRe Rnbblna. Krom him the nitorney for Ihe defeiMl- nnt si'cnn-il the Kninlliic of nn .ipiiiuil : r Iho ense to ihe Iveiitu.-ky t^iurt ot Appeals. It was this court, when oom- posod of Republicans, Ilmt twlc« Krantod new trlnla-for Towora. "Tho court la noiv Denincratlo. Hliould It re-' fuse to prnnl a new trial the "ouiiael for Ihe dofonso mny try to get tho llnl- toil Stntes Supreme Court to take the oiise under ennaldorntloii.
Powers wna removed to tho Scott Couniy Jnll Imuiodlntely nfter aonleneo wns pnssed, to be held there penilliijt the nppeni of his cnao lo Ihe hlffher rourts. A toIcKrniu from IndlnnnnolU states that former llovernor W. 8. Tny¬ lor snld: "This verdict nITcets mc ver» Iiiuch,   I cnnnol say a word."
1000   BULGARIANS  SLAIN.
The Slluallon In Maeeilnnin la Ono of Kas Irrma arnTltr.
Salonlca.-The Ilulgarlnn InsurKeuU siinlnliu-d n severe reverse nt KmlloTO, KHHi of Ihem beiiiR killed.
Tho liisiirKoiiIs Io the numlier of 3000 oecnpleil n poHllIoii on the liolKhta. which wns niorniml by aix lintlallnnn nf Turkish troops. conmiaiidiM^ by Rorvot Pnshn. Afler loalnic KKW of , Ihelr number, the Riilenrlnna fled in the face of tbe lienvy Turkish nrtlllniy lire, Thc Turkisli losses were tnsly- iilllcnnt.
The Bnlearlnn Insiircents on cnptur- Inp the town of Nevesica, solxed tho nrms nnd ammunition of tho Knrrlmid, levied a contribution of MOOO on tho towu nnd withdrew to the mnuntnlna. The Turkish troops on thoir nrrlml bombarded the town, hut I'oeolving no response, they entered without molcit- lns the Inbnbltantff,
London,—The Sulonion enrresnondcnt of the Dnlly Mnll describes tho sltun- tlnn In Mncedonln ns beinK nne of the Iilniost Rrnvlty. The Inrurironts lire everywh.'re Iiicrenslnp In numboni nnrt holdlns (heir own ncbist the Ottomaa aoldiers.    Annrchy relpns supreme.
In n few we.'ks fninliie must ensue, cnnslnit uiilold misery. Any nutrnKO In Ihe eily of Snionlcn iio-v woiiM tum llii> Tnri-') Into soldiers nnd the pofiu- Ince Iii'o will bensts. The oonnflT west of the Ulvev Vurdn lownnl tbe vllnvot of Moimstlr Is eipeeteU to rl«e daily.
Thief Iletnrnail ITaeleaa Itaotjr,
Afler HienlInK eerlilled nnd ennrollea chi.ks neitn'iintluK fU'LlKKi. n tbief tnok the trouble In r.sloi'e Ihem to lliii bunk, fi-nin whose mi 'eseiitfi-r he stnle them on ii cable cnr, nl Chlcnito. The thli.f left Ihe vnllse wllh Ihe cashier of n roslnnrnnt nn.l aent a telepbooo toes- un'io to the hnnk.
Acllnlion an Ihe Milk Qaeallan.
Tb.' Acrii'iilliiral P iinrlmeiit nt WiishliiBlon hns Issued n lulleliu oil Uk- milk .|Ue«IIoii, In which It au.ri that Ihe nEllHllon hns dune Booii. but that nt IJie snme lime much uuiieoes- Miry alarm has been caused: SUBKes- il.iiis are mnde for tbo Improvemont ot the  uillk  supply.
Collnn Trade's lla.I Btela. Th.' .Illlon trnde in KiiKlanil In In n worse siHte than for the last flfteen years. In <-<uise<pienee of Ihe sliorloeai of III.' siijiply of collon. Henvy de-, ' ¦ linnds nre beluK mnde on the beneflt soi-li'lies owiiit; lo Ih.' large number «f peraoiis who nre Idle.
KwepI  Jtwali bf m tlefam-.
Tiv.i w.imeii anil Iwo men who wer« wiit.'hIiiB the WalmuiiiCH iieysrr nt l.ak.' l'.il.H-.ia, New Zcnlnnil. wi'r* swepl nway by a rush of hollliis water into the river.
The Sporllna Wnrhl.
Iiiillltleliv Ih I'll.Ilint; ureul lllill tot III.' rhlllies.
Tbe new race trnek al I.oa AnxHoa, lul. will Ih' called A»ic<d Park.
The football canie belween PrlneeKW , Illl.l Annaixdls h»K Ink'Ii cniiorlled.
Harvard exiircls lo hsve Ibe new aU- diiiiii rendy fnr tin- bii; foulbull ganiea.
The upper .-cl nf ihe .Nrw Vork Siiei'.Iway hus Ks-.-nll) been resur fa.'.'d.
Ii.ii.i Sniut won III.' Albany HIakea al Ihe Sarsl'iita IS. V i race Iraek nufl Jiiin.'s II. Keeiiea Kuliirila. al Iblrly In .III.', beul Ihe besl sprlutera.
.1. A T Urjiiialoii. with a reeord •Ks.re ol so.'iiiy tlve. won two euye III the ll.iiiiew.KMl links, nl ridcaRo.
W Ii Uids nn.l Mrs V, K Uaey. •< Phi!.-.!!'-!phia, nert- Ibr rijirf xeiM.4-l'l III the horiw show al Kar Unrlior. Mr,
Africander wou Ihe i.'liuuiplalu Untt' dl<-ai> In the mud nl Haraln^. X. T.. : llermls nnd McCliesiiey not atsrllnc.
John llullmaii liaa beeu auapenilad l||P Ihe stewards of Ih.' Haratoca iS. t.t rn.e track for his rouKli ride on Choat*.
Alliert   Chaiuploii  has   lowered   llw y llh.Mle Island re'-nrd for Iwrniy mU««'' iiioior ps'-ed. defeatliiK tlnrry CatiwiO by twu iuU.es aiul fuur laiw, aud oortl lti( Ibc dlsUo«« In Hai i-i.
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