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KENEALLY WOULDN'T MOVE,
CALLS THE PARNELI MEN BUNCO-
STEERING LAND LEAGUERS.

A Com,sittee or the Municipai Couneii Ap
pointed TO Pat Hin Ont, but as ne
Wouidn't 60, They Didu't Try to DO It
Some Remarks by j. Nosood.
Two wseks ago President Patrick Gleason,
vice-Prssident Hugh King, and Chairman
Ryan Of the Executive Committee Of tho Muni.
cipsl Council OF the Irish National League
wore suspended because they had attended q
meeting Of the Irish FEEDER alton, the new Home
Rule organization.
Daniel Reardon was elected to pound the
Eavel vigorously last night at the meeting OF
twenty members OF tho council in Ledwith
Hall.
After the reading Of tho minutes Thomas
Reneally. an anti-Psrnell man. objected. to
them. He wanted to have tho resolution OF
Michael Breslin. calling tor the suspension OF
Messrs. Gleason. King. and Ryan inserted.
Il wantto have that resolution In the REQ
ords." he almost screamed. ito show what
fools you are capable Of making ofyonrselves." I"
His motion was lost. You ought to be
thrown out Of the window" cried ]. McEnroe
to him.
Mr.. Breslin reported that the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the conduct OF Messrs.
Gleason. King. and Rynn recommended that
Mr.. King DO reinstated. and that the investiga-
tio9 be continued in the case Of the other two
.yan oS,sSs bSn 20 81, that report" said Mt Nensaiy
Shnt nS ysea cSwo5 aeo.n 70 snspSnd ms
move he be put down stairs" spoke big
man with one arm. WHO, sat in the corner near
Hs said his name was. Johnny Nogood."..
Mr. koneRlly-Im hero TO save you from
yourselves. II you get enough rope you'll hang
SEurHssslyes; hs You pay hiKh compliment to
The rerort OF the Investigating committee
wore called for Mr.. Keneally said that Branch
8S, which he represented. hadn't had meeting
In * year and didn't intend to reorganize.
u,,5 5They don't want to connect them.ssslyes Y
j. j. Murphy-Thats an insult to every man
here. move that keneally be Suspended.
The motion was carried. Keneally was asked
to lssvs the rom. but he wouldn't Messrs.
sSS e rsmovs him TSn
Mr.. Mcfarland We're not loafers. and We
:. Peter. .MoCabe-Ii You had any shame in you.
keneslly, you wouldn't come here among gen.
Johnny NoRood-Youre as mean as Judas.
Look at bile countenance. Rentlemon. and you
- It was decided to elect new officers in July.
During the rest Of the meeting. which con-
spofs Sy the e M hs Ss up ns
toward him with .upllfted cane. but Mr.. Nc
Portland and Mr. Murphy, got between them.
Suspended President Gleason has issued o
etatement. In which he says the. Municipal
Re describes the present council as an assem-
blaee OF "indiyiduals without any repreeenta-
type. hillside mon,' as they call themselyss"
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WAS SIZE AfURDEREDs
Tho BODY or = YOUNG Womau FeunA In the
Delaware Mt Camden.

Tho BODY or = Young Woman Feuua IN the
Delaware MT Camden.
CAMDEN June 9.-Ths body Of young
woman was found floating In the Delaware
River above tho Vine street ferry landing to.
day. On the wharf near BY was found q
pocketbook containing recelpted millinery
bill In tho name Of Blanche Humphreys.
Several articles Of wearing apparel were also
found.
These were practically the only clues to the
young woman's identity. An examination of
tho body revealed two bruises ON one OF the
legs. No other marks OF violence have beon
discovered. The clothing 10 OF good quality
and the woman was evidently OF some refine
Mrs. Coleman. who resides near the river.
says that neal. midnight last night ahe heard a
scream and q female voice cry out. For Gods
thls statement By SAYING that after the de-
river between philadelphia and this city, and
whose landing place Is below whore the body
WAS found. sRw the body this afternoon and
recognized It rs th9t Of girl he saw on his
boat last night, ;, He says! says that that early In tho
iS%pSSIsS, SpSsS,. ,hs' s fSTSsssd SS.s;;i from
ward they wentback. and later the three came
over ngain. Near midnight the men returned
TO Philadelphia without the woman. The man
is positiyei H. bis Identification OF the body.
Lato tonight the woman was identined as
carrie Bur.onghs WI. rad workksa fqg M,s
street Philadelphia. Her home was In Sha-
mOkin, IA,
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JACOBS FIREWORKS SHOW.
NINE CHILDREN BURNED AND CUT
and ONE WILL LOSE an EYE

A Bunch OF Decorators stolen from Com
| tractor Lnrney's Oper BOX In the Street
Fired In the Back Yard OF n Tenement.
Jacob Levy. a lad OF II, who lives In the base-
mcnt OF the tenement at 233 East Thirty-flfth
street. has been watching the blasting opera
tons at an excavation about ten doors east Of
bis home.
He noted that the cartridges with which the
blasting was done we're kept In a long box on
the sidewalk and that the box was frequently
open. He found 1t open yesterday afternoon.
and as he passed he ran In his arm aud took
out bunch of detonators with an insulated
wiie attached.
He exhibited the prize to dozen boys in the
neiRhborhood. who are Just now counting the
days to the Fourth OF July. Everybody vol
unteered TO help him set the explosives of.
He himself was unwilling to apply the match.
But there was no lack OF volunteers. The
honor fell to Danny Burns who lives on the
second floor OF 233
Danny proposed that the exhibition should
take place in the yard OF the tenement whore
most of the boys lived. So the procession
moved thither. Jacob keeping the detonators
well concealed under his jacket All tho little
children on the street got wind Of tho rumor
that Jacob was going to treat to something
pyrotechnic and they flocked into the back
yard. which Is covered with bluestone fla aging.
Of The wes The s raber spn'tsred i and
fiickered In very pretty way for lew
seconds. The crowd around It consisted OF
n, out twenty 1.-Two little boys and girls. some Of
whom were less than five years old.
While their faces wore Frightening with ad-
miration and expectancy there came an exrlo-
ssn es' sr' 'EsS hsF 81 liz soss ns snS
faces and hands There was a frantic exodus
OF mothers from 233 and the adjoining tone
ments. and every wounded child was carried
into the house in a woman's arms. Mothers
whose children were. not. hurt pick
cd up tho, first disabled ,youngster.
thsy could Ia! hand. on and mHrehed IL with
doctors and policemen and brought them
lance. aud In less than half an hour after tho
cartridge was set OF all Its victims wore In
bRndnges.
Jacob Levy was burned on tho legs and side
Of the face. and his clothing was peppered with
bits Of the copper shells Danny Bprns's legs
and particles Of tho shells wore imbedded IN
an eye. HIs little sister. Gussie. was only
slightly burned. and his elder brother Maurice,
had his face and arms blistered, Thomas and
Hugh Mcguire and John and Martin O'Con.
mel wore also burned.
Of the pieces q tagging. The explosives, the
exposed in tho long hox SO that any passer
might help himself This legend IN black Is on
"P. Larney. Contractor"
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Welded AT ST. TH0MAS'S.
,usBETH THOMPSON TO MR..
Dss snpy LIE GRAND CANNON

That Had Been Long Awaited
iCereg gs.h,onabie World, and which
.,.rded by All who Have Not
Toyu-Guests and presents.
-.ad,ne OF Miss Elizabeth Mary Thomp-
Tne Tneaht.r OF Mr.. william Thompson Of
s'n. asu .,d Mr.. Henry Ie Grand Cannon took
pssi0's. moon yesterday in st. Thomas's
pace r,nh avenue and Fifty-third street.
nurcn brought together the remnant Of
The oI0s she set. probably for the last time
~. season. in town.
id the church steps and tho SIDE
op 'M we're filled with pushing throne
SA Ssomsn, who were fortunate to be al
o. o. IA enter tho building and escape
p. .'.s ,he scorchinG rays OF the sun. The doors
10" MT opened until after half past eleven
49, and then the rush for the best seats
osV S.snerate. An effort was made by como
W.. w.. more audacious to take possession OF
as..So,ce u seats in the centre aisle. but prompt
Em,srs E!ion, or either TO the side aises or to tho
G.Iler:s. o'clock found the church nearly filled.
hut after thst no%S %ngR %rTped SpS Ware re
~ bs,oa oaiiSb by The ushers. Mr.. Robert Hargous MT.
sSssom.S ss,usa. " II. Howard. Mr. Brockh9lst Cutting.
~, EasTg sTannonL Senator Lispenard Stewart.
q, hamilton Tish wehster. Mr, DUDLEY Win.
op Thomas .,h Th9y wse:
ID iuiI W. 0reen Mr.. Augustus Gurnee was best
re- my RE chance! and altar were handsomely
n1.snno,sied In red and white. with peonies and
ia palms. :, ,.. 70 o,c,oct vhen sba bridal
n.Ss..,on entered the church. the bride walk
S Witn her tather behind the eight brides.
paldss:: %iss May JafYray, Miss Spyers, Miss
Rog,srd. Miss Newberry. Miss Ferguson. aud
tSsNa! sssiett OF Providence. The bride was
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His Brutal Assault Upon . Spectator &
tho sherman FuneraI Parade.

His Brutal Assault Upon . Spectator .
tho sherman FuaeraI Parade.
The Police Commissioners dismissed from
the force yesterday Patrolman William Whis-
poll Of the Mulberry street station. who on the
day OF the Sherman funeral parade assaulted
Charles d. O'Connell. brother Of ex-Assistant
United States District Attorney OConnelL
Young O'Connell was standing In the crowd
in Broadway. between Grand and Howard
streets. Whlspell suddenly grabbed him By
the coat collar and yanked him into the street,
at the same time using abusive language.
OGonneliK ~ protested. end end WMhisPell M @ struck hiP
on which he wore bnckskin glove He then
ine him several times on. the way. Whi:peii q
big and powerful and his tTsatmspt Of tbe
was DISCHARGED. Several bueIness men Of good
Comm. .sloner voorhis wanted. to lst WITS
pell Of with fine Of thirty days pay; but the
He had been on the force for several yearS.
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hisS;|TIsm:yer, is;|I! was in white satin made with
S .S,r PINK satin and white chiffon, Miss Flora
spd srss s0wR wRfs S nave ff% slssn Hsn
S;s%ISsS9n: ;anI.sS her companion, was in old rose
Tu Tnu Flaan1 ana her sister was in blue erep9n
tinmsd With rcd flowers and q black iaco
ss eonnet Miss Delafield was in dark foularde
sn Ms BB.Sw ooSe SEsrs wSs MeIs n FIX
SS,. S & MA Austin CGrbin was in black and
T. T. gown Of white crepon and Irish point
among others at tho church and reception
Mr.. NJ. BTSshs %hneS eSPH aql Ausus sa
~ Rll.ppey RRhi,ppey, Mr. BROOKS Gplaeer. Mr.. and
s rhfSdRts asEsmoKis KISS ss Bsa
NJ! ni.C CHAPMAN. Miss sands. the Misses Hurst.
Siss GurnSa. The Misses Webb. Sir. Ioder!ck
Ens.ainn.:sM Ev.Gin: ny Duncan Cameron. and Mrs. Van
HjSsi. ssIsi NJ; and MIS-. Cannon received In tho
GUy o. white flowers. which was supported 6y
ws. 0ut poles trimmed with roses The breakfast
tvs,served ~ served at small tables. the bridal party.
Ss.ars .as ,9bls 10 The centre o. which were two
seSSns "a OF white roses o, erapping each other
Tbee beIbprSG br;S ai VIII M golden arrow.
SfHHsc Sf;,.s on Monday afternoon. Among the 800
n,tS mns, were: Mrs. Brnshs stomacher OF dia-
mSads faM. Joined with chains ri diamonds: fiVe
thyi hpiSs!Hsi Hi pearls with diamond clasps from the
Srs r. ia,her. crescent OF diamonds from
& pitsi Shes,er Gr!swold,. two massive silver
inps iSnspsragns !a dish rom Miss Saiiie Hargoms,
A.. siiver candlesticks from Mira, Astor
SnSdeFr loving cup from Mrs. Corn elius
fron,a asrhit; i o silver pitcher with black handle
dishua. .ts. W, II. Vanderbilt. two silver bon bon
Sns. ssnes from Mrs William b. Sloane. cream and
esSSr esSsr en- from Mrs; Henry Sloane silver tea
irom irom Mrs. B. Cutting. a silver Jewel case
from n. d. cutting. an antique writing desk
Hn Ho% MRS Theodore Haveneyer. silver Jewel
erss,, from Miss Calender. q dozen gold ice
MMrn MI SPOONS from Miss Newherry.
Nnista.o othEop Of Detroit. tho wife Of the OK
Ia cnn 10 Nussin. ~ esented n silver dish. and
barr, r,os.Pphnion TO II was given by Mis. New
xs,v also OF Detroit, Anon the jewels was
eeS,is collected bv The bridegroom end re-
Nr' snh p,h1cSh In new setting.
moon S,,a y. MTs. Cannon will PASS their honey
linStnnn NJ T,r TMr. Cannon's fathers place In Bur-
Tbao w., and later will sail for Europe.
mani ,,oMf,nhl announcement ~ the engage
Tllin,tv Miss Snllie Iiargolis TO Mr. Duncan
was ~. y: = HHho olished in THESrs several dayn ago.
peon's ".n w. yes 'erday morning ard tho Young
al ths reveh many hearty .ungrnt ulRtions
is,erG IL cannon ,t Thompson weddinv breakfast
The w"ddieenay' dne nay No daro has yet / cen set for
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4 SEVENTH POLICE COURT NEEDED
For tho Upper West side-A Patriotism
Who Doesn't Know President MacLeau.

For the Upper West Side-A Patrolman
Who Doesn't Know President MacLoan.
At tho meeting OF the Police Board yesterday
Commissioner Martin offered the following
resolution. which was adopted:
% Ias n.as
side OF the city whensver tho public sxigsnciss require
Wh,Tsas ureat loss Of time and much Inconvenience
:d: . I'M ssBs snI or % S the
As on Mae, 4. rs: :: 81 Il. eg @ H..
ysiny otfiisynin.h street. for the holding ot an sd
Patrolmen Warner and Dempsey Of Eldridee
street were summoned to appear before tho
Board by President MacLean. who explained
that on last Friday afternoon. after leaving
The Gsna he had CeGasep to
Sficers in SALOONS within a block Of each other.
Warner. tho Commissioner said, was telling .
s1G[1 sSss dari se
Warner said I, Tas KS h!s tL, dippsr hour and hs
had had sold and went in to get class Of M Ginger
ale, While making bis explanation Warner
said; saw you Mr.. Commissioner. but !
Inspector ,wtlliams received thirty days
Market Court got sixteen days leave without
.ainr addo1 10 to hls fourteen days vacation
These psirolmen were transferred to the dc.
toctiv0 Off1co at tho REQUEST OF inspector
tsmes eca fH ei Esss .ss!
Joseph Bowling, West Twontieth street: Will
AR CLARK MulsS.Ty street JohH oi HS.od:
street. Detective 0fficer Thomas +. Wade was
transferred 10 preciuct duty
These transfers were also made Patromen
James Barrett. Charles street to West Forty.
seventh street; Jamcs Ryan. Elizabeth street
!9 West Thirtlsth, street; James 7. Perkins.
Kelser. FIN M street to West l52d street;
detectives at the Slate Camn at Peeksiiii.
heglnning June 49,, Tho Superintendent was
instructed to detail two OF tho Central Office
detectives.
their course in the school Of Ipstruction, were
John Mulholland. City Hall; John Barnes and
Willsm III Lopsrgsn; East pEiSEhtyIssigh,h
East Thirty;ili street; MIehHSsl S,I; :; MoManus.
Old slip: Frank J. Meyer. West Twentieth
street: William F. Devlin. Delaney Street:
John z. Scott. East Thirty fifth street: JohnJ.
Lantly East Fifty frst street: Elmer d. Dixon,
seventh street; George "; PepnDsrteh. Wes.
Thirty seventh street; James Gillespie. West
Twentieth street
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HEyH1 LIZ ShhND
s s,..... n satin snS Es vsas ssn leas saFs sn
made md viii with square. neck. high in the back.
i: .s in 0psnhns psh pdn. in "a tdaenfon afons lace
ttSsd liz With deep frll Of point lace. The plain
@ ~, SoyS5sI the MISS Mn
Caanon's present n, diamond tiara Of seven
pointI made after the ,ileur-de,lys design: a
Of The aed o. nssIf asstlsee
sho 'e carried II prayer book instead Of bou1uet:
The eight bridesmaids wore pretty gowns OF
sf s;sv %ss WITH bhk ys5KB rsKBon full ousnsd skl..s
t6s bottom Of the bodlces. which had long. full!
sleeves Of pink chiffon exQuisitaly emb bEoidered
tRa az
diamond nsur.de-lys pins. From their small
Onns.s Fnk ows1s hung sh0rt pink ehi
III. Csnnon's cousin. the Rev. E. p. Tibbitts
eiNl Saints Cathedral. Albany. conducted the
6rst part Of tho service. consisting OF the be-
Sus sSsassi steps. he then retired within the
ir Cannon and Miss Thompson took up their
S1n; pssissmed By tho Rev. d. John Wesley Brown.
Srds in Detroit. Tho final benediction was
.by brilliant and fresh Mrs. Brush. the brides
riadmother was ip black satin. Mrs Chess
White silk made with dsmi-train and Louis
Quln1s coat brocaded In lovers knots and
email white bonnet. Mrs. L. c. Clark. also o
rads. Mrs George Bird was In pearl-gray silk
With Louis Quinze Jacket and small white bon
net Mira George 3. de Forrest wore . rich
Of white chiffon and q pearl.gray bonnet
With strings Of chiffon. Mrs. G. Il.
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EXAMINING BARTINES BRAIN,
HenorrhaGe from an Artery Found-Dr
Ella p. Upham Present.

HeAorrhaGe from an Artery round-Dr.
Eils p. Uphsm Present.
AsBuBY PARK. Juno 9.-An autopsy was per.
formed this afternoon upon Lawyer Richard
3. Bartins's body in tho receiving vault
OF Mount Prospect Cemetery BY Prof.
Frank Abbort. Jr., the bactsriolglst of the
Loomis Laboratory In East Twenty sixth
street. New York. Among those who witnessed
the operation wore Drs. Samuel johnson.
Hugh 8. Kinmontb. George f. Wilbur. and
Henry Mitchell. Chemist Robert Cusack. and
two OF the cousins Of tho dead man. DR.. Ella
Prentiss Upham. who was engaged to be mar
ried to Mr. Bartine and who nursed him night
and day during his horrible illness. stood Just
outside the door OF the vault She has studied
and practised medicine.
The brain was found to be badly congested.
During the examination Prof. Abbott asked:
Was the patient unconscious before he
died2 ?"
YES" answered Mrs. Upham. who had en-
the Ta: about
The brain was closely. examined by Prof.
Abbott bbot an and the ether Physicians As Prof
There has been a hemorrhage from one Of
possible to tell which particular artery the
6 ns.ns sssrss6 Dssss There
hydrophobia are not as strong as those in
other cases where have performed au-
The left side Of the brain was partly hlled
with coaRalated blood. Prof. Abbott. at the
@ right hemtsphore. This was In the same con-
lessor; there e no lesion oi the brain tissue.
and the immediate cause Of death was un.
brain. Here are slight evidences Of an ather-
omatous condition Of the arteries have OBJ
cases Of persons who undoubtedly died OF hy-
Mrs. Upham stood Immediately back OF DR..
Mitchell. and watched every movement made
by the Professor: Near her stood Wesley b.
Stout and Joseph c. w. Stout, the dead law
yer's cousins.
small piece Of the brain was taken 10 be
used At the laboratory In exrerimentiuR upon
animals to SOC II they would develop hydro.
phobie. The experiments will BE- conducted
upon tho Pasteur system. There also will be
q microscopic examination made In the labora-
tory. Prof. Abbott would not express an opin-
lon upon the case before knowing tho result OF
the laboratory experiments.
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BRISTOL AND HIS BoY FOUND
They Were Csmping Out = Quarter or
Mile from parkiIi.

They Were Csmpins Out = Quarter OF .
| Mile from psrkili.
Lester L. Bristol, the Superintendent OF the
| Delaware. Lackawana and Western Rail-
road tunnel. who mysteriously disappeared
from his home. 26 Waverly street, Jersey
City Heights at O'Clock on Saturday morn
| Ing. taking with him his four sons, the eldest
OF which is IL years old has been found.
dispatch was received at tho Delaware.
Lhckawanna and Western Railroad once. yes
terday afternoon. from the station agent ofthe
Northern Railroad. al Closter. NJ ltis said
that man answering Bristols description.
and accompanied by four boys had passed
through Closter In wagon about4 O'Clock In
the afternoon.
Some time later Police Superintendent
Smith received q telegram from Sheriff Blau-
velt OF Rockland county, New York. saying
that a man and four boys. surprised to he
Bristol and his sons. had passed through
sparkhill in a wagon. sparkhill Is about ten
miles north Of Closter.
Meantime Morell Marean. Bristol's brother
in-law had started for Clostor. He sent dos
patch 10 Detective Keenan,. 1t read. Am
on Ills track: come on first train
In the morning." Detective Keenan,
was uncertain whether Moresn meant that he
would come homo on the first train or whether
he wanted the detective to 90 to Clostsr on the
first train.
Finally however. at IL 80 o'clock last night
Superintendent Smith Of the Jersey City police
received adespatch Informing him that BRISTOL
and his four sons had boon found. They were
camping out In piece Of woods about quar-.
ter OF mile from Sparkhii. Rockland county.
Superintendent Smith sent Detective Kee-
nan out to being them homo. Bristol drove
from Jersey City to the place where he was
discovered. He hired horse and wagon.
bought tent aud cooking utensils, and started
on. after leaving homo Saturday morning.
There was no explanations in the dispatch of
Brtstops journey. and 1t Is still supposed.
therefore. that his mind Is unsettled.
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.uERE VAS POISON IN THE UnIsxEE
CarboIic Acid. the Doctor Says, In the Bot
tie Johnny Conners Brought his Father.


tie Johnny Conners brought his Father.
John Conners who for seventeen years has
been employed In the Windsor Hotel 10 caro-
for the fruit and storage rooms. lived with his
four motherlsss childron at 100 East Fifty
third street. Yesterday. about r. NJ. he sent
his youngest child. Johnnie. who is eight years ear
him 10 get bottle where he got the wltssey;
Johnnie brought home o soda-water bottle.
hour was dead. Dr. Mcclure OF 1871 Lexington
ayenue said the bottle had contained carbolic
Whisky '0aa"iS al Sssac @ liss s"lo"n. az
Fiity-third street ~ and Park ,avsnue
old, sold II to him. Come s's lrothers-
In law. John Ford md John, Sullivan.
went to Mhler's last evening. aud both Mailer
ard NJ Hers wife denied that they hnd seen
johnnie ys;St.day afternoon. william, me me
and had not returned. They denied that they
Kept carboic nc d In the place.
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TO FACE MIR. ROOSEYELE
The Diamond. back Investigators Invited
to Como to tho Scratch.


to Como to tho Scratch.
All the folks interested In the little Chin ese
mill in the Custom House were on tip too yes
terday over the announcement that United
States Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt will
meet the members Of the Twenty nrst district
Ropu blican Committee In tho Custom House at
II O'Clock this morning. All day yesterday
workmen were renovatine the little Chinese
room. Their principal business was to nut
Of the heretics thought this was significant.
Mr.. Ro0seyelt has sent letters to NIL Of he
members OF the local Loard rsIuestinR hem
10 meet him in the Custom House NJ y O'rlocR
this morning This IN two hours fei' r" z 0
Twenty first uistrctrrs get aro nd and In that
two hours Mr., Roosevelt and the local cAamtn-
err will talk Oyor thrgs.
There WAS q report Yesterday that the 1wen-
ty-fli 81 district peOple would rndeavor 20 make
their strong point on y STA ement 10 The effect
that forty or MY customs inspectors were
smu uggird through under tho Gle, Gland Au-
ministrstion without full examination.
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INT0LERABLE ECZEMA
Two Boys Seriously Affected. Doc
tors and all Remedies Fail.
Cured by Cuticura.

Two OF my. boys were seriously affected with
eczema, so that II was iniolerable to hear. I
hal tried ALI remedies by physicians, who
iaile TO relieve us: but In one month from the
We were all well. Ono OF my boys had il about
flve months. / would recomme end them to all
persons AFFLICTED,
CALEB ABER. Vienna, Warren Co.. Nj.
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Thsy ThIsk This Man was sh..nhnn.

NoRwALK. June 9.-Joseph shanahan. alias
"Lit,le joe" the convict who escaped from
Deputy Sheriff Burke at the Grand Central
Depot. In New York. last Saturday. Is believed
by the authorities here to be the George TAYLOR
being one OF the three masked men who en-
tered Patrick Rearney's residence on Ply
mouth avenue ye-,erdny morning. He was let
90 the eviden, against hin being insufficient.
De,ec'iyes from Nork who arrived here this
inorniny Lelie,e Taylor 10 ShanRban.
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Annoying Eczema

A. gentleman IN the house INT. Thos Carter)
bad what was called tetter or salt rheum on his
hand and It began spreading and annoying
him very. m uch. persuadsd him to try your
CUT!CuRA REMEDIES. and they entirnly
cured him, SO he has Fever had anything like
that he thinks 1t the nest cure for skin dis.
eases. Mrs. VAN WICKLE,
8G2 Atlantic av., Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Hurled AllNe.

MINEoLA. June 9.-Henry Hensel. q farmer
at Garden City Park. was digging we'll on his
iiiisen feet The earth sSoys caved In and
buried him alive. He bad been dead Q long
time before he was dug out
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Put /" H"ii-t In His Brain.

AK aspienee p McDonagh. q butcher. living at
miossst ast Iwenty-ninth street. committed
kmss, ~ ~ lOs O'Clock Inst night hy shooting
'n IL 6s hoad with 49, -calibre revolver.