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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS OFTHE LAST
SEVEN DAYS.
Interesting Notes From All Pnrts of the
Globe Pithny Presrnted- Crimr aud
Accident Play an Important Part
tho CuIendav of Events.


Thursday. Nov. :.
Frightful boiler explosion In Detroit.
Forty persons killed a score injured and
~ mis,inp-Brq and all ON board lost
| off Yarmouth. Eur-No political trnaty
exists between Japan and Bussi,-
kiAnlil Pashn the Grand vi2.rr dis
missed Death of Mr., Bowers the ar
trcss-~cnsattonnl charlfc, in connection
with police scandal at Brockton. Ala..--
bix person, burned To dca:h in Brooklvn
Ira Cilazicr. bad man of Ioycrrtt. ="
lodged in iail--Cases against D,b- and
associates dropped bv Wisconsin official,
Failure of the Central Oh Gas
Stove company OF Norhamptof Mas
- Strange diSapuparunce of a T.
ycar-old girl at Naugatuck, Conn
American missionaric, al BItlis safe at
prcsent--Southcln Pacific and Ntchison
roads begin "a rate ,var--t. Il,eph and
Grand Island Railroad company fore
cloacd-C United states prudu.,rS urged
to try for The BalUc markcj,- Brazil
will protest against Hu.auds claim
to territory III Brazil - Robbers
raidcd the Dallas ticket olic, If
the Texas and Pacific railroad-
British steamer Cra,hic must pay all dam
ages sustained by the Flbe collision -
Charles II. Cramp rcfut.s the statement
credited to Admiral Ramsay that United
Statcs cruisers are not so last a. thought
TO be - Boston comes into hcquc- OF
$4,000 under the Will of the late George /.
Rtndidgc. which is to De applied for tLu
benefit OF the children Of the poor.
f'''"S' N''' ~
II disorders continue IN Armenia, Rus
sans VIII march INTO ana occupy tho
country lhlrIF-live bodies taken from
the RUNS resulting from the boiler c1plu-
sion at Detroit Bu,hu'IS plurality in
ONO ProhahIy over iH0)l--~ steamer
'"perhicuS oil L2mperi line nearly two
weeks oEerGue---N N. tiu- ophic, director
oi the Credit toncIcr Paris, removed
from oihcc-- expectation OF breaking
strike on htctt Northern alroHd--
ProVldchce To have n.W Sllo,0Jl high
school dlnE-Numt r OF barroumS
IN Now 1orN city to b. Induccd--NrW
town nan, BlIierica, Mas. formally dedi-
cated---19Sie Mansfield ''itrcd a divorce
- crest and marsh fire. continue in In
diana --- schooner Lau-ling Water OF
Portland, Me, lest -- auadjan indc-
pendenc2 movement sun iing--B BocaS
del Tore. tn,umuia, almost burned out
-ParE nurst h.ames Mayor strong Tor
the Iammany victory Rear Admiral r..
W. Shuleldt dled al Na-hnEton---N Inc
pest has ruined the vinegar IN ri districts
oI llaiy-- Emperor William delivered -
.s.it liza. titiE ],
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
VERMONT PATENTS

Washington, NOV. 1--The following
Ncrmonters were to-day granted letters
patent: George ". Lcpper, assiguer Of
one half to II. T.. Wheeler, 81. .Alhans pa
per bag holder; Albert c. Pmmley. Sh'r-
uurne. snow plow; Charles WestalL Mid
dlrbury. pcrmutaNon lock: Nathan C.
williams. Bollows Falls. centrifugal liquid
separator. and Orrin Is. Read, Charlotte. Il
design for line supporter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14

'i"' Ni' i'''l l' az HoNt from a WISH To ncr
nHdren I'm Shirley. Nass.-Jamcs Whitty
H"" u" tat turkeys stolen one night last
Work'. Mrs. G. f. Hathom is at home
rom Man'h"5leh \. IT,
"' ''. OF Nc" raven ana Theron Ros-
',. 'I NioHk'Jn nave h1d turkeys and
'''CH'hS 7'o'oh iA''lN.- -. T.. Mcador is
u'N''I r'i""s anu alterations on and
Ct. '.'r mus ,'S'idi 'ommunica tion
w.. ',.''"'N, l-o"''' anu y. NJ Nov. Is,
f.ioror, is a,.,,nn l.o,.a, ..'"i".r , cove OF
be puhll- examination Of teachers hero
\',' - ~ ana ~. oohluct'd nN T. W. Smith
,.t,,I .t '' I,,!, I,'Nt Tu' I'' - l'"'larr
- "'S'"E ''tN' g.
s.,.j', .,.I,,,', ,,-..t,,,.i. Ns'l'u ."e
ro,,,,,,l,. ,,,,..t..,..', ~ N.o' So was
,,,r. ,-.,.,t ~, i'",5"' ,d ana Is
Doc,ors noaa ..,6 %.oo,o, ,'.I,, Ii,.,,
ting'on Wednesday TO perform surgical
from bt,,.rra H NJ inn n,inoi,,,I of
tive Ncv-rori fifyr school is i'm Town ME
school ,lo.o,. .,,o. .,yo-,.s ,'arlier tb,n rs,,ai
bc.au~e or ,,,rl.. r.y,r- David K TIap,b-
lin has had a. fn,rcasc of pcnsion.
''ji%WAIL.
r. II. CantvcI. a vaune. clerrvt,a,, v.bo
supplied tho pHlri of the haptist church
the year. is i'm town after several months,
ahseuc" on % Visit 70 his home in ireland
The fall term of schools closed ON FRIDAY,
for a thrco weeks vacation. Miss Ann
Phelps Of Orwell has oreanized a cla-e and
viii give instruction In voice culture at
the town hall E.v. r. w LYMAN nast,,.
Of the BAPTIST church i'm Niddlrbui.r will
preach n the Congregational church No
vcrher II. i'm exchange with Rev. : II
narnum.
11NtGr.H
i''N - n. 'adN viii preach in tho
Nv ',,ISN'"' S'uooi mouse NoNrmhor ~.
WI uoi"aS I,4Ponl mas moved back 10
meet with Mrs Erlson N'no, .rh,,.I..,. ~.
a't"rnoon, November l4 Mrs H. y. Pol
ANA was IN WaitSi|cd last week Schools
lh ms vicinity closed last week Friday.
mrs tl"rN Barrett is much improved In
hfaih Mamie Cove is visiting relatives
IN Bristol This week Mrs POLAND is home
rom NdIiSfcld.- This week Thursday
evening DEACON True HIN will DE or
Haihoi Tho ordination will take p'ace in
me th'on chWch.-lrdustria meetin. ;t
Mrs. Nelson Miners Thursday.
,.
rs -NDl'IS''N.
Mrs Grant fiorpshy is ,isi,i,,r ,o,., ,i,.o,
I'm MoriaN \ Y-L.artorl,- ..r,.i,,,.a ,,.,-,,
held i'm The Alethoiist church eur.la,. pra-
siding Ellor Nee was prcscrt Nj Irsto
Wheeler of MiueviI.. y. Y. is visiting her
sister ut ". r. Harncs' Mr. win I1.n-
ohcti of MoIiah. y. N.. is visiting relatives
in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
MILTON

,,,, .,..,
-N'I'i'N'
rs Mr. \ y. Austin was return
ing from couth E,ro rbrr.d.,. ,,',,
ing. fl being Quit. da,1 his tn.,, ram
into tho team, of William prcnti.s moan. ,l,.
SiLloy Corners. south of the VILLAGE ~.
pole Of tIi, wagon WIS brokon tb. bC,,..
ran ana MIR. Austin was rbro,,., On, ...,iI.
iu1 on his head and shoiId.rs Inn, r.,.. no.
seriously injured The horses v,oro f,,,,.,,
cntang'-d in a wire fence moan, tho I,o,,s,
occlnicd bv orrin Jaroos Inn, ca,,,,, ,,,,
with onI,, a few. ecrat,b., p,,,,ta ,,'''., W.,
while i'm tho vastibnIo of tbo ,,a,toIi",
church Tb1rsday eveniSo tool. o., ,..,',l,i'
ont Of his noclet md I, .,,l;,Il',.- .
off l,it,in,, him, u, tho ti,,o " ''l
il tbo vboIn Ieng,b L,rnos, ,' , :
Mani, and I,ranl L-i,,@, ,,.,,,. IRA
MONDAY to take tbe commo,oi,I oo,,r.'' 80 ~, y
tho IIeinoss colIaoo ,o"'Ir III
1,ar, c, ro,,, ,,I a. "a pIaco'- Her
Concord ,r''o.d.,' ~ NiIIul'' went To
=. .. -, ~ -N"S'lh expects
1bern ,,..s l,,,t M, . h' Today
at N,. - 49, "''''umV '' ne mousse
r. -, IoN' -" N''HcSdaN, NOV.
,rd Ntiss ,i,tl -,ioi I'd IL 0l 'niS place
,,ii ,7P' "iu'is oi letchor were
Irii Iva ~ NV r. l.' l'errick. Mr..
G,o,,.,iid - ~ o,'"PN part OF Mrs.
~, NV. va ''",,S' anu mas taken her farm TO
u ~ :" an" hI ~ t. blfnmickS OF
".a'IoI N'SItod AT Mrs. II. NJ Ashley
s,artod T,os1io',. "u -NiH. IL j., foW'il
leans, Atlanta and other southern cities
Mrs. $. j. Parker, mother Of Charles /,
Parker Of this place, died at her home i'm
Nestiord Tuesday after a long and painful
illness. Her funeral was held from bo~
home on Thursday afternoon.
Albert Lamb ana Funice Gale. both of
thls place were married last wcek.-AIr.
n Il y -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
WALLINGFORD MAN MISSING.
NEW Rank PRESlDENT.

Washington y. c., NOV. l3-The comp
trollor OF the currency officially announces
the election of Hon. 4, Tuttle as president
O the Montpelier National bank IN place
Of Hon. James Il. Langdon, deceased,
Pulmonine has cured thousands, tho
most Sceptioal should give it . trial II IS
a combination OF the Old Indian remedies.
prepared On 4 scientific basis. Nothing
equals II for throat ard lung troubles.
a Grent German's Prescriptions.
Diseased blood, constipation and kid
ney, liver apd bowel troubles are curod hy
karls Clover Root. Tea
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
ADDISON.

They have a little daughter az Curtis
Barrows VIII Gorham is quite ill-Tho
Good Templars meet at the town hall
every Tuesday evening at 7:3o-George
Pond ana family leave this week for then,
homo in the West-All the schools are
having a vacation this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14
GRANVILLE

A. y. King of Tunbrdgc and John Bacon
of Chelsea were in town last weok-Henry
Briggs was i'm South Eoyalton last week.
Schools have closed throughout the town.
Airs. George \. Wiieon gave ID birthday
party last Friday night \ social dance
i"Ilowol.-Al Briggs has caught H. foxes.
eight rOoUs ard nine skuul-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-28

E'Aaministration du BoIetfn Mer~
santu phonneAs dc pEier VI ieurs
Is sApnonciers franeals dc eoalou bten
.emettre leurs ordrg1 de Publ;clt1
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE 4 &c, qui
ont les Agents unicres c. sxclusiFs
Ae &c Journal pour Ia psbi.siiS Franeaiss
!. Anriaiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-28
TABLA EXACTG
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

DE UUENFAS FORMADA6
aplicables al cobro de jorna.
les, fraccionados estos en- c.
tayo de dfa, princlpiando pc:
un cuarto y terminando en- I
dfas, con precios escalonadc q
desde un real fnerte hasta tres
peso6, j expresan1o cana frc
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pe-
sos, centavos y centimos dc
centavo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-28
BOLEYIN,EEBCABTILI DB- -PURRTOREO.


coNsAGRAD0 ,A LA DEFENSA DE LOS in
TBREsES NACIONALEs IN AMgRIcA. ORGANG
DE Los EsPANoLEs INcONDICIONALES En- PTO-RIco.
GENERATES acordados pOr Ia Dsreccs6n
para tOda clase de reDsitidos q y0auacios.
A pnDeaGon de los msdn
convencOnsles determinarAu .s
Los comuncAdos remidos las
hma del sutor sunA
mas con 10 dc peFsona fespnnsabe de psTo
Los originates de comuDicaaos remd
devusltos annque pubHquen
No Sc responds de sxtFavio nj rotnya de chches
La coumna del peo c0pdads
afgO
E Anuncante teLdG derechoa
pubicacon de annncOs En- pae
10 por 100 sotre el preco de tarifs 'E-eTr
Eanunciante enve OLCHE5
ndrA bof c6n de 10 100 prscos d tsf
Juando importe los
rsciD an peodno dc da nnero En-
Ward e primer ndmero A
Para loe susrpOss del B0LETIE sscsuIa comuncs
do remido ci6u correspondents DTEZ CENTAVOE
Los suscrptorss tendn onHca6D po
gAcetina comunicadoS remitidos' Il 77-Ff
Oados ser& snticpado '1ss3 81 sF-l7T
81 por imprsvsta 81 psr6co tsmpCrasnt Il
Iddsdo de sair. - = -
'Tarifa para Ia publication de anunciOs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Domestics.

DOxl10otAC6s
Marseilles Pattern, ia white Quilt,
well worth CSC, going at............ 69c
Extra heavy Crochet Quilts. hemmed
and ready for use, Si.25 value.......98c
Mitcheline Quilts, ia red or blue,
cannot be equaled less than Sl.25... 98c
Fifteen pieces Printed Lawn, stripes
and figures, your choice per yard,
..."""..................". I-2c
Dotted Swiss, 80 dressy and coolsome
for warm weather. Our stock is some.
thing wonderful in its way. We start
the price at.........................
TRILBY PERFUME, the new and
fragrant odor samples free at our toilet
department.
nost delicious OF Summer Drinks.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Kawtnfkts TribHue.
PAwTUoKET. FRIDAY. JUNE 81. 1895.
TELEPHONE 4ii7-s.
the WEATHER INDICATIONS.

ALMANAC FoR FRIDAY. JUNE "a.
GIN RIsEs...... % Moon RISES :. 2 2s AN
SUN SETs. ....,,.. . ~ Eutt Sra :, - AN
LENGTH or DAy.l5 II '''" '"N 10 10 pm
Forecast for Maine: Increasing cloudi'
ness; variable winds.
For New Hampshire and Vermont
Increasing cloudiness; northerly winds.
For Massachusetts: Fair In eastern, in
creasing cloudlness and showers In west
srn portion; northerly winds.
For Rhode Island: Increasing cloudi'
ness; southcrly winds.
For Connecticut: Increasing cloudi'
ness and possibly showers; southerly
xxyinta
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Shirt w aists.

% dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists
elegant patterns, pointed yoke,
laundered collar and cuffs, worth
75c, sizes 80, 81 and 36, Saturday
all day and evening at 69c.
Is dozen odds and ends OF
Print and Lawn Waists to close
at 19c.
8 dozen Ladies' Wrappers, Sat-
urday all day and evening 49c
each.
10 dozen Children's Gingham
Aprons and Drawers, while they
last 19c, sizes 2, A and 6.
Children's Lawn Hats, 19c.
Children's Lawn Bonnets. 16c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21

Saturday all day and evening
in our Hosiery Dept.
100 dozen Mems fast black and
tan seamless Hose, round heel,
full length leg, firm and elastic
A pairs for 25c.
so dozen Ladies' fast black
seamless Hose, DOUBLE SOLE
AND HEEL, Saturday all day
and evening 17c a pair.
% dozen Ladies' fast black
Hermsdorf, real 40 gauge,
extraordinary value, Saturday
all day and evening 25c a
pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Suits and Wrapp ers.

Ladies' figured Lawn Suits, fine
quality, extra wide skirt with deep
founce, full waist, fancy collar and
belt extreme sleeve. e......".".........S2.2
Ladies' Duck Suits, trimmed with
white braid......................
Ladies' fine Lawn Wrappers, deep
collar wide Valencienne lace trimmed,
large sleeves and full skirt. ...Si.69
Ladies' Empire Wrappers in fine
Lawn, full skirt and large sleeves. 81 .39
Ladies' Cambria Wrappers, large
lapels, lace trimmed. $50
Shoes.
Misses fine Dongola Oxfords, patent
leather tips, sizes II to 2.........."..59c
Misses Russet, Goat, Polish Shoes,
sizes IL to 2....".......... ...."......."."."./3c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Ties and Belts.

Ladies' Tecks, reaching to the belt.
Of satin or silk, black, cream and as
sorted olors...................-.- ..I9c
Ladies, Trilby Teck, black with white
fold, same as early SOC style.........29c
Belts of black silk, varied and hand
somely assorted buckles................25c
Belts with silverized buckles and
holdfast pins which are selling 80 rapid
ly, black, white navy or red......".39c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21

Ladies' patent leather Oxford
Ties worth $3.50
Ladies tan Oxfords, in Paris
and opera toe worth $1.38.
Ladies Dongola Oxfords in
Paris and opera toe,
All sizes in stock at CSC a pair.
12O pairs of Masses Dongola
Oxford Ties, patent tips, sizes IL
to 2, worth 81 pair, at Csc pair.
Child.s tan Shoes, red Shoes
and Dongola Shoes in lace or but
ton, sizes 2 to 6, worth 75c, at 49c
pair.
Boys tan Lace Shoes, always
sold at $1.2S pair: price now 9Sc
pair.
Misses tan lace spring heel
Shoes, sizes IL TO 2, worth $I.25,
at 79c pair.
Ladies' fine hand sewed Boots,
in lace or button, Paris and opera
toe, worth $3 a pair, at $1.9S pair.
Gents Shoes-You can buy q
fine calf hand sewed Shoe at
1929 pair; worth $3.50. Satur.
day only.
Mems Furnishings.
Boys Shirt Waists and Blcuses.
We have bought a complete
line of waists in muslin, sateen.
percale and woolen at about SOC
on the dollar. You can buy a
38c waist at 19c; SOC waist at 25c;
75c waist at 37c. Call and see
them Saturday.
Mems Outing Shirts, full Sizes.
at 25c each.
Mems Saten Shirts at 4Sc.
Mems laundered fancy Shirts
at 69c each:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Attention I! Bicyclists.

25 dozen Mems extra heavy
fast black Cotton Hose, 10, 10 IL
and II, 25c a pair.
80 dozen Children's fine rib
Tan Hose, sizes 6 to s 1-2, Satur-
day all day and evening lie pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Shoes.
Underwear.

Mems Cheviot Shirts, woven colors,
yoke back, 36 inches long and pockets,
................4 .4SC
Boys Cheviot Shirts, woven colors,
dark and medium, 25c regularly.....2lc
Mems Laundered Shirts, light
gounds or dark, special value. .........48c
Mems Bathing Suits, the regular 75c
KIND, at....."............."...... 500
Boys and mems Tights..............IOc
Boys White Flannel Blouses, oil
wool, large sailor collar.
Bags and Pocketbooks.
Club Bags..."....".".......
Club Bags i'm. Alligator, 12 in......75c
Club Bags i'm. grain, light tan, 12 in,,
/9c
Extension Bags, reinforced corners,
at........ .....'.....'.....'''''- "/oc
Hand Bags, many prices, beginning
Pocketbooks worth 25c; see them
....'..'''''''ioc
AK for Sample Of No-tox, the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21

Ladies' Laundered Waists, choice
patterns, extra large sleeves and white
piped edge. ......'..'....'''''''"'4oc
Misses figured Lawn Blouses, ages.
10 to IA; large sailor collars, dee, cuff
and ruffle trimmed. ,.....; (sQc
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Laoes and vsilings.

Oriental Lace, inches wide; Irish
point edge; a yard for. ........"..."...lOc
Oriental Lace, 4 inches wide, deep
Irish point edge yard for. ..........l2c
Oriental Lace, inches wide, very
open, Irish point effect yard for l5o
Yelling, chenille dotted or fancy
mesh. black, blue, brown or cream |;
q yard for. or...................... ..I5c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
Gloves.

Pique sewed white embroidered
backs, will outwear three pair of silk
ones, only.........................". .25o
White Chamois Gloves, the 81 kind
that we told you about at 75c, for this
week only, at..."..."........"...."...67c
Silk Mitts, olack, cream and an as
sortment Of colors, good value...."25c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
PaYasols.
Shoe Dept.

We have another big drive in
Ladies' Oxford Ties
FOR SATURDAY, all
day and evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
:-RADIKIN & C00NEY,-::
TRINITY SQUARED
Not One Woman in Ten

but
BARGAIN STORE
Disc Bigger and Better Bargains Tomorrow ve
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21

49c-Another case OF Satine,
strip Corsets, positively worth 75c,
Saturday all day and evening,49c
With every pair OF Corsets a
bottle of White Clover Cream.
Notion Department.
A limited quantity of Cuticura
Soap on sale Saturday morning,
and while it lasts, not more than
two pieces to customer, Sc a
cake.
8 gross double handle Curling
Irons worth 10c each, nicely fin
ished, Saturday all day and even
ing &c each.
10 dozen fancy silk Arm Bands,
gilt buckle, regular price 25c; Sat-
urday all day and evening 16c.
Silk Belts, with black buck
les, 10c and IL 1-2c.
An elegant assortment at 25c
and SOC.
l gross Folding Fans on sale
Saturday all day and evening, &c.
Parasols.
The greatest bargain of the
year-A small lot of 80 all silk
Parasols, with ruffles and best
natural wood handles, navy,
brown, black, white and garnet,
plain and moire silk, the jobber's
price was $1.50, $1.87 and $2.12,
the retail price 81, $3.50 and 1919;
come early and get one at $1.29.
Shoe Dept.
We have another big drive in
Ladies' Oxford Ties
FOR SATURDAY, all
day and evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21

During the wa1mest kind of day ladies will al
ways tind our store cool, pleasant and comfortable
1pith lots to and many temptations to buy. For
;nstancs here are a fewof them:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
FATHER AyD SOY OrERCoME By Gas

FOUND IN THEIR REDRooM rNcoNsCIoVs-THElR
CONDITION pREcARIors.
Peter Hacketi forty-hve years old. bricklayer.
living with his fifteen -year-od son. stephen IN n
boarding -house AT No 3G East Eighty-thirdst,
was discovered yesterday afternoon unconscious IN
his room. partially asphyxiated by gas. The son.
too was overcome by the gas. which was leaking
from an old fashioned burner near the bed
The father usually rises about o'clock IN the
morning and several people In the house assert
tina, they heard him about yesterday morning, as
usual. The Hacketts. father and son. live TO-
gether on the second floor OF the house The father
II a wIdo~er.
Reed the landlord discovered the Hacketts ABOUT
o'clock He smeed a strong odor o, gas ''' INV
hall Hacketrs door found open The fa,hef
was stretched across the bed as II he had arse ,,
and then gone TO take second nap Inc 'oS '''
evidently not been awakened . 49,. A.. thar
one burner was fully turned OF, but the o'ner
VAS only half turned The supposltion Is that .ns
father arose a little earlier than usual atte"pl'
10 turn OF the gas and then went pack 10 peu
Ipr Herr OF No 379 East Eighty third-st. WAS
called 10 the house TO resuscitate the Vlct,Hs pu'
later they were taken In an ambulance 70 Tue f'eS
byierian Hospital In n precarious cohu'''o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
4 .NEW INSECT PEST.
THE SAN JOSE SCALE THREATENS DESTRUCTION
TO LoNG ISLAND FRUIT TREES.

THE SAN JOSE SCALE THREATENS DESTRUCTION
TO Long ISLAND FRUIT TREES
Albany. Jan. l2.-Spocia legislation may he re-
quired for the determination OF the San Jose scale.
which has been found In nurseries on Long Island
and in Columbia County. State Entomoiogist Lint
has been investigating the ravages Of the pest
for several months. and reports that unless active
measures taken the fruit-growers OF New
York will feel disastrous results.
The scale Is small insect no larger than the d.
ameer Of n common pin. and gets It's name from
being well known In San Jose. II Injuries fruit
in devi,a,lzng he by boring through the
bark with It's proboscls. there being millions on a
tree at time.
The Eew-York State Agriculture Station al Ge-
neva obtained appropriation last year OF 800"
for the determination OF insect pests on the farms OF
the produce gardeners OF Long Island. and will
probably investigate the damage done by the scale
I'm that part OF the State. In case the ru-growers
neglect TO interfere with the pest. as they have
done thus far the Legislature will be asked TO pass
law allowing State employees free access 10 nurse
rIes 10 spray infected trees with whaleol soap,
which is fatal 10 the scale
Professor Iintner Will soon isaue a cantlonarF
circular the scale to the ruit-growers OF the
TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
SUED FOR F,0.o'

PHILIP VAN vALKENBURG. or NEW YORK. IN
vOLvED IN LITIGATION WITH THE COLO
RADO IRRIGATION COMPANY.
Denver. Jan. 12-Pape-s in damage suits aggregat-
ing 0cO served to-day upon Philip Van
Vaikenburg. Of New York. and James +. Beatty o.
Sarnla ont. They came here In connection with tho
fight among the Colorado Irrigation Companys d
rectors. The plaintiff in all the suits IL Jonn g.
Beatty or the Irrigation Company. Van Valken
burg IL sued for 5000 by Beatty who alleges dis
closures OF professional secrets by the former a.
fis attorney In New-York City. The other suits
for conspiracy against Beatty and the COMPANY
charging intent 10 wreck the concern and depre-
cate the stock and for malicious prosecution In
bringing suits against them In York, Rock
Island and Colorado. The defendants say that the
company Is trying issue 81 10000 In bonds without
having anything 10 bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
TERPORIZED BY THE COOK GANG.

INDIAN TERRITORY DEPUTY MAHSHALS ARE
AFRAID TO ATTACK THEM At FORT GIBSON.
Nuskooec / T. Ian ls-Last evening about 6
o'clock DEPUTY Dobson. OF Fort Gibson. teegrapheh
10 Muskogee that Cook French and five confed-
crates we're riding up and down the main streets
nourishng their six-shooters and Wlnchesters.
Dobson asked for men TO come TO Fort Gibson to
assist in driving the bandits out The deputy mar
shaIs called n meeting, and decided that II was too
dangerous to pursue the Cook gang unless a larger
reward was offered. The bandits have been In ana
about Fort Gibson for more than two weeks, ana
no effort has been made to capture them The
Fort Smith and MuskoRee marshals have been
cognixant OF the fact for more than ten days II
is said that the Fort Smith court y trying 10 IN
duce Cook and French TO give up and receive hve-
year sentence. .- fr