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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-05-27
METHop1sT cnuRcH NOTES

The services aG the Methodist church
will be as usual FOR the coming week.
The Ladies', Aid society will meet
Thursday, june 2, at the home of Mrs t.
Swift.
At the last meeting of the Ladies' Aid
IL was voted to supply quantity OF paint
to be used In the parsonage. Pbis has
been applied with a very gratifying re-
suit.
The first quarterly conference of the
Cornwall Bridge and Ellsworth charge
will be held af the parsonage. Monday,
May 80. The hour appointed II 7. 30 pm.
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BRTDGEWATER.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The Congregational people are pleased
to welcome back their pastor, Rev Mr.
Morse, for short stay, he having finish
ed his course in college, until fall. The
prayer meeting that has been formerly
held Saturday evening, will be held on
Wednesday evening. A very desirable
change.
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OAKNILLE AND VICINITY.


Mis- Fl. w. Warner and Mrs John Rog-
ers went to Bridgeport for several days
visiting friends, last week.
George Hannshs is working in the pin
shop again, but learning the machinist
trade instead of running pin machines.
He boards at G. F. Hungerford's.
The land for the new road through Mr.
Slocum's farm, to avoid Candee Hill, is
bought and paid for and will be COM
| menced about July l.
Mr. Shaw has graded around John
Ineson's place and made it look very
nice. It was hard job, but looks
enough better to pay for the expense.
Mrs Joseph Baird has been sick again
in their new home and her niece, Miss
Minnie Paul, is staying with her.
Mrs W. E. Russell is visiting her par
ents in Hartford.
Mrs Cunningham of Watertown had
charge of the Sunday school at the par
ish room, Sunday evening.
Mr. Steer of Waterbury conducted the
services at the Congregational chapel,
Sunday evening, but the wonder is,
where are those members of the new
society that were SO earnest to change
the way the meetings were formerly hG Id.
It is hoped they will come and make it
earnest with their presence and kind
4 Sa 4Gzas,
wished it.
Mrs Phebe Barnes and son, Leslie, of
Watertown were with the Beardslee sis
tiers, Sunday, the 22d.
Mrs Joseph Atwood has spoken for
the house that Mrs Place lives in, near
the pin shop.
Fitch Brothers, the popular and ener.
getic masons, are pushing the work along
on the new foundations for the Methodist
church as fast as the weather will allow
them. They are thorough workmen, and
allow no poor work on their contracts,
They are also putting in foundations fer
the cottage Buel Heminway is having
moved to 8 new location.
Mrs Lucina Newton celebrated her 96th
birthday, last week Friday. Many were
the congratulations she received. She is
as hale and hearty as If she was only
about so, transacts all her own business
herself and remembers thirgs that have
happened 80 years ago. She is remark
able woman.
Truman P. Baldwin's barn in the east
Ipart of the town was struck by light
ming, during Thursday nights thunder
storm. One COW was killed outright.
Little other da mage was done. The COW
was one Of the best in Mr. Baldwin's herd.
Selectman Harper has new work
horse, boughto OF Mr. Odds OF Reynolds
Bridge.
| George e. Doolittle and sons are paint
ling the Leroy Epson place, and their
work as always, is first-class. They are
also to paint the house Of George Gris-
void.
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BorsroRD TO HR1psEPoRr.

BoTsFoRD-Eorth. 7-Ss, 1875 g. N 1905, All.
6.55 p. m. Sunday, 7-S6 q. N. South, 7.05,
s55, u-S6 a-m7 4-S4. 655 pm. Sunday, SD
sTEPEEY-North,7.2 s, l0l6 am. ll.45 m, AS,
646 p. M Sunday, 7.2S a. IA South, T.ls, s.0a,
LONG HILL-North,f7-22, 1o.ll. lis a. M, 4.l2,
ga p: m Sunday, Il q p m. South, 7.24,
800, Has a. m, ass 7.os p. N. Sunday SIS
p. m.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, f7.lelI0.05, u-22 q. n,
49, 6-55 p. m. Sunday, f-l6 q. IN. South
10, s-l4 ll-b4I a. m, as la p. N. Sunday
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 7.O5, s-55,II.Os q. m, As,
80 p. m. Sunday, I.o5 g.. m. Arrive, la,
s2o g. H. l2.0os $40, 725 p. N. Sunday It's
D. m.
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The property of w. w. Welton has
been greatly improved by an addition of
a new fence.
The residence of Mrs Glover Sanford
is much improved by its new spring suit
of paint.
Mrs Charles Curtiss and family of
New Haven are expected in Bridge water
for the summer, about June /.
Mrs Bean, VINO has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Morse, has returned to
her home in Mount Vernon.
Con Pulls of Boston is visiting rela-
tives in this village.
Grant Northrop continues quite III and
ia under the care Of DR. Staub Of New
Milford.
G. Fl. Sanford of Bridgeport is having
his summer residence in this village new
ly painted. Mr. Hine of New Milfor
has the work in charge. .r
Miss Grace Prindle of Roxbury was in
town on Sunday.
Miss Laura Minor of New Milford was
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MARKETABLE.
NOTES FROM ST ANDREWS.

on Thursday Of last week. the Mite
society of St Andrews gave their last So
cable Of this season. A large number
were pre- sent, and very pleasant time
enjoyed, despite the hard shower that
came just at closing time.
Joe Watson came up, this week, TO
spend Sunday.
Mr. Peters arrived 1t his summer home
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A cold or cough Is a danger signal
warning you to beware of smash up of
your system. Gripaline is the lever
which turns the signal of danger to one
of good health. Your money back If it
fails to cure. Sold by Edgar F. Hawley,
Newtown; Warner, Taylor & Curtis,
Sandy Hook.
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THE NEW ENGLAkDR 2.

HAwLEYvILLE-Eas .29 l1.46,a.m,7l2 p. II.
West s.4 q. m, 2.43, 6-32 p. m.
HEWTOWN-East ia IN fiji p m. West IS At
a. m, 1855, 1882. m.
SANDY HOOK-East $40, 11-56, am. 7.23 p. N
West s.43 q. N, $50, 6.2l, p. N.
soUTHBURY-East $50, l2.o4, 7-32 p. N. Vest
SIS a.. m; 2.21, 6.12 p. m.
Trains stop when signsled only
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WARREN,

L. r. and E. w. Carter, sons Of War
rem, the former a popular zeal estate
dealer in Waterbury, are building a fine
tenement block near the Allen house in
Torrington. They are also remodeling
house on Pearl street in Torrington.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.
pEArH or MISS ANN w1LsoN.

The funeral OF the late Mics Ann VII
son, who for many years has lived with
MISC. Hall, was held Tups day, at 80.
Rev Almon e. Smith off1eiated.
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bw&HE excessive use of tobacco, especially
by young men is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr.. Ed. @. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra
Costa Nel0s, Martinez, Cal, writes; II have
used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine and re-
ceived much benefit from it. was troubled
with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness, caused by the use of tobacco and slim
ulants. l took DR.. Miles Nervine with mar
velously good results, allaying the dizziness,
duieting the nerves, and enabling me to
sleep and rest, proving in my case very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. It soothes, heals
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A WORD ABOUT CHESTER WHITES.

Two years ago at the solicitation of
G. w. Northrop of Newtown, L was in
duced to try Chester Whites, and secured
through him a sow, Seneca Girl, 1926,
and a boar of his breeding, Hillside
View Boy, 1905. Previously l had kept
common hogs, scrubs, in-breds and no.
breds, with but Indifferent results; some
times getting pay for feed, and often
feeding at loss. [ realized that rad
ical change was necessary; and in the
pure-bred Chester Whites, with we'll
formed bodies, short, tapering legs, thin
ears, and snOut reduced to a minimum,
met my expectations Of an ideal hog.
OF the first two litters I raised, some
we're sold and some were fattened, and
during a period of over Is years l have
never fed any hogs which kept so easily
or paid so well for their keeping, meat
rlrm and fine quality, fact attested by
all who purchased of me. At present
have as fine Chester Whites as can be
found in the states, of either sex. One
word more. Ne farmer can afford to
keep scrubs. The best is none too good,
and the Chester White swine are preem
inently the ones that will leave the larg-
est margin of profit to the feeder.
Yours trnly,-[ Henry E. Frisbie. Wash
ington Depot, April 4, 1898.
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When going to Bridgeport do not fail
to call at Wentworth's Furniture Store,
entrance 60 and II John street, and If
you will mention the fact that you are
from out of town you will receive special
attention. He has full line of every-
thing for the home furniture, carpets,
stoves, crockery, bicycles, etc.
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and strengthens.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR, MILES MEDICA
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WATERroWN BRANCH.

WAiERBURY-Leave, s.45, SIS II.l7 a. M,
lSU 100, 400, 6.l2, %, s.05, IL 70 p. m. Sum.
days . 80 a. m, 745 p IN. Arrives ., s o.
10 40 a. m 1!02, 24n, 40, b-S7, 547, 7-54, Ills;
Sundays, 7.o2 a. m, 5.I2 p. m.
WATERTOwN-Leave,6 Clio, 742, 1922 a. u =,
Is "a, Az, 5.l9. 6-sS, 30, IL! D. m ;sunda,
g. "A q. m, 4.4 p. IN. Arrive, 7yG2, SIS, lI-S7 a.
~, LAT, All, 5l7, D, 20, s22, lis7 p. M SUN
day, s.47 a. m. s-02 y.
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MORRIS.
THE CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR CONVENTION. /

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR CONVENTION.
The Pomeraug Valley Union Y. P. S.
G. E., will meet with the Morris Endeav.
or society, May 81. Afternoon session
at 3 O'clock, evening session at 80. An
inviting program has been arranged. 1t
is expected that Rev Asher Anderson,
president of the State Union, will be
present and will deliver an address in
the evening. Will not the societies form
ing the union send out a good delegation.
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Mr. and Mrs George Camp have return
ed from weeks visit at New Britain.
James Peck and Miss Martha Peck &C
companied Mr. and Mrs Camp to their
home.
John s. Whittlesey was in town over
Sunday.
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zone Minute Cough Cure is the best
preparation have ever sold or used and
1 can't say too much in its praise. IL.
M. Kennon, Merchant, Odell, Ga. E. F.
Hawley, Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co.,
Sandy Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Bots
ford; B. HawIey & Co., Stepney.
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crofu1a, a Vile
Inheritance.

scrofulais the most obstinate OF blood
troubles, and is often the result of an
inherited faint in the blood. s. 8. s.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
every trace of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
My son, Charlie, was afflicted from infancy
with Scrofula and he suffered SO that Ii was
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
At the meeting of the citizens to ar
range for Memorial day, held in the
Town hall, Friday evening, May 81, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, H. 81. Bartlett; vice. president,
George A. Harper; secretary, John l..
Scott; treasurer, Hollis B. Bagg, The
report of the outgoing treasurer, George
F.Pritchard, who has held the office for
10 years, showed balance on hand of
$17.07. Meeting adjourned to May 30,
at 8 a. M, when the procession will be
formed at the Town hall. The graves of
the deceased soldiers will be decorated
and patriotic address made by Rev j.
Fl. O'Donnell. The st Francis Xavier
drum corps of Waterbury will head the
procession.
Ellis Brothers of Harwint0n have COM
pleted their wood job in the north part
of the town and are now looking around
for some more timber suitable for tele-
phone poles and railroad ties; also heavy
bridge timber. They have already pur-
chased large tract of heavy timber in
the west part of TorringJon, but will not
cut it for the present.
The M. Aeminway & Sons Silk Co.
have placed large flag on the factory.
d. @. Hotchkiss has raised pole near his
residence and spread the National colors.
The Harmonica society will give their
first concert in the Town hall on June IL
The program will consist OF selections
from the oratorio Of "Moses in Egypt 81
besides number of selections from pop
ular operas. Mrs d. A. Wise, director.
Painter Frank WEIGH is soon to deco
rate all the buildings of L. K. Hitchcock,
including the latter's residence on the
Hill. On Friday and Saturday he was
engaged in painting the storehouse and
sheds of A. N. Woolson, near the Depot.
Mrs Cornelia Hotchkiss, assisted by
some Of the people on Chestnut Grove
avenue, Is building sidewalk commenc-
ing at the residence Of L. B. Bassett and
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AN INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT CASE.
Two tramps were arfaigned before
Justice Hickox, last Friday afternoon,
on the complaint of Myron Wheeler, who
claimed that one of the tramps having
asked him for some matches, he sent him
to his vest, which was hanging on a post
at some distance, to get them. The
tramp got the matches and also $40 in
cash. One was found guilty and sent up
for 20 days; the other discharged. Mr.
Wheeler failed to get the money and it is
supposed that the tramp who was let go
had it with him. 1t is reported the
tramps were not searched for the money.
II this is so, was this not a remarkable
course of procedure? How did the learn
ed and honorable officials decide on the
question of guilt, If the money was not
found? II the man who
was discharged was not searched, had
the money, what nice time he will have
at Mr. Wheeler's expense? And what
glory it does reflect on the wisdom of the
judiciary and police officers of Water.
town!
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AT ST MARKS.

There will be Holy Communion SER
vice in St Marks church on next Sun
day, the 28th inst.
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The presiding elder, Rev J. w. Beach,
ID. D., will preside.
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Gloves, Kid and Silk.

It is a well known fact that we have
best Kid Glove for Isl to DO found in
this town of shades and sizes Every
pair warranted Also all sizes and
styles of silk gloves, price and quality
guaranteed.
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impossible to dress him
for three years. HIS
head and body were q
mass of sores, and his
eyesighs also became
affected. No treatments
w as spare d that we
thought would relieve
him, but he grew worse'
until his condition wasI
indeed pitiable. / had
almost despaired of his
ever being cured, when
by the advice Of O. friend
We gave him s. s. s.
(Swf9t's specific). AIDE
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Children's Wash

Children's Wash
Dresses.
We have full line of colors and
sizes and can fit any child from 9 years
old up to IA, with pretty colored
wash dress and will sell them for about
the price yoo would pay for the mater
ial. -
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.Corsets.

All the leading makes are represent
ed here. Would make speci u mention
of one or two styles CT unbreakable
Hip Corsets at 81 that are all that can
be desired ALSO a short vsntilatirg cor
set at Csc, little beauty made by the
P. N. Cors' It Co also their No sos
Correct at ST., another very popular and
quick selling corset.
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Litchfeld County.
WATERFOWL.
BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM.

Saturday, May IA, the Yale team,
known as Yale '98 s, played against
Taft's school team and were clearly out
played by the youngsters, the score be-
ing 5-4 in favor of Taft's. The game was
good one, some good plays being made
on both sides.
Last Saturday, Taft's team went to
Pomfret and did up the school team OF
that place to the tune of u to 6. The
boys are working hard to get team,
this year, that will beat the Hotchkiss
school of Lakeville. Hotchkiss' is one
of the largest preparatory schools in the
ate while Taft's is one of the smallest
yet they have played c,Ose games with
Rotchkiss, both in football and baseball
They hope to prove victorious in base
ball, this year.
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Mrs Feldstien's hotel, "Villa Lucerne,' -
has already commenced to be occupied
by city guests and she looks forward to
long and successful season.
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W, \ Mcdonald az Seattle, IL about 30
go bA.sta a box factory in New Whatcom,
VII capacity az 2.ssa boxes a day.
2er' has h@e0 - @<g f4ntnA il, Ttkaa
~ " ksaanRfon Ecuntv, hut enough eggs
estse IN 3ast before Easter 10 relieve the
carload - onxv. niahaster ara black
nRTose PAS hcgn shipped from the mar
RES ~ the mixed States Marble tsnynpany
az Na3ieF s'afi&n, Stevens county.
4 - Warner has said .se Colfax Conn
ffsoSeF ,s NflAsiaI = Goodyear. the proprietor
Of the Patattse kspaA7.c Hr wsll he s11e-
eeecro az faieuse ~ Harris Rrps.
wItam q Hunter. 81 Ia ,sransa hs.
q contract 80 furnish tie beet sggar faes
tory nsw hetrs erected 80 acres az f,astS
J. r Reynolds % the same place yfll
pUt n iSa acres
Joseph Il Nfv~-a1. 81 ~ Ntt,rnny
General Patrick Henry Winston. MS win
ner of the orateslcaI sanEess AZ The college
last Tuesday eVsninG. The ss.tyac. az Nc
sgst.oa being a Medssn Martyr"
The prisoners in The SAT- az Eilershurw
trssa - break Cur Last Friday ~ Sars,Ilny
Through saiN prison Nal aiTsT 4 roksr
Tasy wee sscgsesd by the iaser ana the
sheriff lccksd them np II the cage.
Sixteen carloads az catsse ~ere nnlaafes
Tor feeding az the q. X. & ~ yards al
fFrssetoa. The ssnse gave way and they
Stsapxsisd Aaa were res rounded Up tisi
ncxt dSx, tHe hesEx sts2 missing TIE
cwrers claim feaea aamaxts for loss al
wessh es aud tsizS.
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10 PROTECT SALMON.
SECRETARY Gage Drafts . Dlll April
eahle % Alaska Territory.

SECRETARY Gage Drafts . D1ll Appll-
eahle - Alaska Territory.
wASTIINGTON. April 1.-The secretary
Of the treasury has submitted to congress
the draft Of 4 bin for the amendment OF
the hws now In force for the protection
OF the salmon fishertex Of Alaska. The
secretary thinks thax the present Laws are
inadequate to meet the existing require
ments and should be amended. The pro-
posed changes Are based on recommenda-
lions submitted by agents who were ap-
pointed 70 investigate the state OF the Ash
cries. and are az follows:
Traps should only ~ erected under reg.
nlassons prescribed By the secretary a the
treasury.
The protection to salmon trout should be
Withdrawn. a. those nAh are said TO be de-
strucsfve 10 salmon spawn and fry.
The laws should be extended to territorial
waters - as 10 prevent the erection Of
ohetructseus in rivers and streams
No salmon canneries should be erected In
Alaska without permias:on from the secre-
tary Of the treasury.
An annual statement should be made by
Oil cAnneries and such establishments To
special agents for salmon hsheries. and en-
ployes OF the treasury department should
be assigned to act az special agents with
out extra compensation.
A tax should be levied upon the output
OF all cannerieS. batteries, fish oil. and fer
tiliS4r works; and the penalty for violation
OF the fisheries law should be Increased
from 81. 90 To 5000.
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NOVEL ntr EFFECTIVE WEAPON.
tacasas Woman Keats on an Assault
ant With Rag of Engs

spsesal fespateh TO tae Pos, -Enfe.5Iseuepr.
TACOMA. April IL The police hav, i
soes story. which by reason 0f their prom
VS. 81 ~ecSsey has lost iis edge. because
sss nantes - The chief actors IN tae matter
ssssos be lsarned ssag encugh : known
- ! fe indicate that I, lane woman armed
sa.s WITH rsPer bag ailed with eggs Y
s,aaafas'y eesrsseons. has Nt,se Ia fear
ssS,h ms average feafpss
re fsssy goes that about ~ O'clock tnc
s.ss sfsai fass quite web known in tns
s 1fo her work ts.w utowa, carrying q
@ 81 Gags, ard attending 20 so straight
- asF hasae. Wien = few bls,,l<s from
tet.sfss portion or The city Young
-. Nhess she describes as erawny ana
- 1essi's' too youns. nrosae bly,. 10
- save hsea shaved ee>nsfasl her. 4
moment later he assaulted hev and = he
- rs ssfaS aeSAs hsr she began 10
- zee osly weer2n sac ha6 al land.
- q eggs SIZE arst guck her as
= she f2Se, ihta 4A,eat the snes,I-
- $50 head, ard before shs herself
~ n@S Z sans,s ~ sRe nam VAS n
- - 20 sfeey, ar.pnnN eges. s-atks ard
.Esxc1 au& Was.ca iueSElx Fay him.
~ raa,.as s'e'.ets't fFesa
ne ssNa.AF wsaroa u 8efvase usel by
sAsN ~=s eybfrat4 sssCss ,rss,ss,-f,- "a.
feiirs. whe So ~ s,s,5,-ss
80. .ss,''erss thar As mae nsYlsk a.
- sssa TIE aiiA @es eesa sleaT,ar %
49,. rs waet Ao bad yeAats.s 7.Ns
q N2ssssass d%csar,ss -. ..ss .,s..,.s.,',
ess~ssall- 4iisi she police .s.. 80 $50,
- 80 sasihsF. II View e. ~. he sasfs
tsss, -. = sSss seealt e. r. -s.-s.e., =, ,9s
ssearvs.,,'. = s'se eaasfseacy guns. - aoes
wstA 80 49,, =. sac seaaE asaa hAs be.sl ieg,
90 - Ssvea an ansss,.-,s ~ ~ - i'e
Assssa u sstaa hsfs-e -. /,
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CINCINNATI. April 1s-Results at New.
port;
Five and half f,rlongs. seIhng-Pirty
wen Cyclone second HOFFMAN third Time
i:A-iz.
Half mile selEng-Satin slipper won,
Dolly Regent second. Grievance third
Time. :4sis.
Mile ard fifty yar3s-Imp ump Wagner
Fcrslsnc5 won What Next second. Sister
Stella third. Time. lisa new track rec
ord.
Four and half furlongs-kentueky
Colonel won. Mctaren second. Ernest
Wilkes third. Tine. $50.
Six furiongs-Eggier won. Rotha second,
Frsuonsa third. Time. 1:1sis.
Five and a half furiouss selling-Horace
wen Dave s. second. Cariotta c. third.
Time lgsA.
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Rebert n. We'll. Dead.

wENATCHEE. April l2-Robert X.
Wells died at his home in this place,
Friday night at $40 o'clock The funeral
took place yesterday at II a. m from the
family residence. Mr.. Wells was prom
inent and influential citizen, and was a
member OF the city council at the time
OF his death. He leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his loss. The funeral
services were conducted by the A. O. u.
w. lodge. OF which he was q member.
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MOODY CONVICTED AGAIN.
This Time, However. the Verdict Il
Murder In the Second Degree.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelltgeneer.
MoNTESANO. April 12.--The second trial
OF F.. l.. Moady for the killing OF Mrs.
Bum In 1896 terminated this morning in
a verdict OF murder in the second degree.
The first trial resulted In a verdict OF
murder In the first degree. The case was
appealed 10 the supreme court and re-
manded for a new trial. which COM
menced on April T. The case has excited
more interest than has any other ever be-
fore tried in the county.
II. Forbes. OF kamichie, Mason coun-
". father Of Mrs. Bunn hired an attorney
in each trial To assist the prosecution. He
and other relatives and near friends ex-
press much regret at the verdict being
lower than willful murder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-13

BAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-Bo,h bar
ley and wheat have made great and ex-
traordinary advances on the produce ex-
change call board. The advance In May
wheat. from Saturdays figures is 1914 cents
a Genital. or secs a ton. and In Decent. r
options Is cents q GENITAL equivalent to $3.50
a ton. In barley the advance II II cents
and 10 cents q GENITAL. while since Thurs
day May has gone up from 81. 25ia to S14a
or Is,x cents GENITAL, equal to $s.e5 ton.
and December from 125h to N.s1A. or
l5x cents. or $3.f5 ton.