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The evening world., 1906-04-27
SLASHED
IN WILD SELLING,
MARKET AWH|RL
Hill Group Leads Slump
and Great Northern
Drops . Points.

The stock market vas thrown into a
condition Of demorailzation this after
noon by II sudden o1Itpouring OF liquid
alton. support seemed TO be entirely
Withdrawn. and a panlcky break In the
iii stocks caused a feeling OF ner-
vousness and an Underestimate unload
Ing regardless OF price.
Tho selling had every appearance OF
bong forced and liquidation for ac-
coun; OF the insurance companies was
believed to be an element.
Tho bears also ncnccly attacked the
marNet and offered prices down sw5ftly
many points at a time before bringing
out any bids. Violent rebounds fol-
lowell the nrst breaks and the benrs
rushed to take the profits.
Great Northern preferred was Tho
MOS; acuieiy affected and suffered n
perpendicular drop OF - polnts. North
ern Pacific fell Il -. Chicago & North
oils & Omaha Q. St Paul ia. Delaware
& Hudson d. New York Central 3 IL.
Colorado Fuel S, Sloss Sheffield Steel
5 IL, Anaconda .. and the active list OF
prominent stocks very generally from
L. 70 3 points. =.
When the selling had spent IT'S nr.t
force. Grca; Northern preferred sud
denly robounded a points. Northern Pa
cine l.. Anaconda 4. Colorado Fuel
81 ST. Paul and Northwestern . and
active stocks generally from ! TO ! l-2.
The demand quickly subsidized AZ the
rebound agd there was a quieter market
ior awhi.e.
The rally was taken advantage Of TO
rnuw lae liquidation IN the Anal hour
m some no~-low levels were ouched.
Among the notable declines were North
etn Facihc - ID, Ceairal Railroad OF
I9cking Valley b, VIrgia.a-C arol!nsl
Chemical 35-s and Illinois Central 3 3-S.
The renewed pressure upon the market
Unsettled sentiment entirely and very
moody Views were felt over the outlook
The closing was unsettled and gem
orally weak.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Tries 10 Knock Out Reporters
by Springing a Verse, and
Almost Succeeds.

Police Commissioner Bingham felt the
merry sprtngtlme spring him. and q
song he had to sing him for the boys.
when they gathered round about him
90 question ard to doubt him md to
try their schemes TO nout him. which
snnoys.
b General thought he would knock
the Headquarters reporters foolish to-
day when they began putting the usual
daily questions TO him. lie knew that
lie would have 70 face some sharp ques-
lions on the P%arkhurst Society's prompt
response. IN the form OF a raid. TO the
Commissioners rather sighting query.
What have the Parkhufst people ever
doue?"
When the clergyman's sleuths raided
an alleged pool-room In Ann street yes
terday over the head OF the oak street
captain they put the COMMISSIONS in
an embarrassing place known as up
IL the air" Il ne fortified himself
with a self-made poem and Deputy
Commissioner o'Koene when the in
Quls!tors arrived.
Nothing to say about this raid until
! hear about the disposition OF the
prisoners" said Gen. Bingham. crisply.
In response ~ the opening questions.
WIN an investigation follow" was
asked.
Nothing 10 say"
tie was th.st remind that at the time
Kov. CJrtlandt Myers charged tnat
pOolrooms were running in Manhattan
the clergyman had been IN on to
court ana that following the hearing the
Commissioner had said that he invited
the cooperation 81 citizen bingham
seized the word cooperation" as his
cue for the topical hit, and turning to
his desk. opened Il drawer. ~remarking
mysteriously:
Il wonder 4, q 3. about time to spring
this on you fellowsr'
WIN this remark he pulled out a pa
per on which he had been laborinV and
read the following erusion. which will
Yr1h1blv ro down TO posiority.
TIN spite OF newspaper Authorization
The evening world., 1906-04-27

there will Ice concentration IN nope OF
inspiration for an Investigation result
ing in cooperation, combination and Il
final condemnation and icarceration."
Having finished this Browniugesqut
effort. the General Joined In the genera
laugh that followed. when asked what
he meant by Newspaper h"alluc!nati-n,'
he laughed again and said;
Form vour own conclusions"
"wouldn't explanation rhyme nicely
Generul2" was asked
THAT'S all" said tho Commlssioner
chuclling as he explained that ne hht
framed in the poem" two months az
and that he has been waiting for th'
right lead TO ovcrHhoLm tho report
ers. They were properly 'whelmed H.
added that pcrhaps IN six months Kim
the mystery would be explained.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
SWIMMER SAVES A LIFE.

Because Louis Demato. sixteen years
old OF No. sol East One Hundred ard
Fourteonth street. is one Of tn ebast
swimmers in his school q hve-yoar-old
boy lie Was saved to-day when the
little fel.owk tel. into the Harlem
River at Thomas Jefferson Park. Tire
child was playing with others on rhC
s~triugpiece OF a pier when he slipped
into she swiftly owing river. The
others ran away screaming and AT
iracted th~eas;eution OF Dema;o.
pemato plunged tn. but the child had
ctrc1ly. gc1e dawn vice He divs.l
under at the point where the hoy had
last sank ana caught him as Ne was
coming Up FOR thethird time. pemlto
w.t1 hts helples burden was pulled oul
by Policeman Churchill. OF the Eas;
one Hundred and F1urthst:cet station.
Tr. Berllncr took the boy TO Harlem
Hospital and +; was said he had a good
chance % recovery.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
Millionaire's Son Who
Watched 10y Bedside
Friend of Husband.
CALLED Al HER HOTEL.
Young Mr.. Shewan Says Mrs.
Dumont Took Poison
Tablets by Mistake.


s'tIhs oS Ne oel OF Mrs fVonhe dn
Mont IN h~ooseVo't Hospital to-day. was
James Snewah. IT. son OF q wealthy and
highly respected New York family.
pleading with her not 70 die. lie de-
clared to the doctors that the young
woman, concerning whose identity there
wos m,,eb rvstcrv s,,unwod 49,,
tsb,a,s IN ho- on,rtmo,,s 4, 80 rfo,ar
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iouns She"ah mas expensive APART
mem" III Sross Sh'inDer'' no Nv ruin
Vehue ms Inuler owns " ufy aock a.
'he ioo' OF last Fourin street ana a
nhlp yard a lew DOCKS up the baSt
River from there. lie has a great COM
try estate NJ Geld Spring Harbor. !.
J.. and Is rated as many times n mil
lionaire. The elder Shewon. with his
family including a daughter VINO has
taken "A prominent place in society,
has a town house az No. 33 West
Ninetieth street.
When Mrs. du Mont was found in her
rooms yesterday afternoon suffering
from the effects VI two corrosive
subllr,a,a tahlets sho hsA svaliouet sbo
a.aNa - 80, = - a.,--a,.,. -,
az ~ 3NN Note' ~
send word TO young cva by fhe
time he reached the Belleclaire she had
80. -, paos,-,, u.-nt.,t 90 ~
peh ee"t 70 A~'' fio@p'01i' A"u no
told Proprietor Robicc. OF the hotel. 10
would nav NIL O, her bills II she required
sssistance.
iie hufFied 10 the HoSp!tal anc most
of the night he was at the side OF her
ca. working with the doctors ard haIl
..., ~ .t.sa.. 49,.
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youig woHlaiis He. lie was o2cA al
the hospital early to-day.
Mrs Al, Sfort sfrurf,rfv nr.+tv
49,
young woman, h"d aNaNs appeared 70
be well supplied with money. and she
freuuentlv asuiaSed fine collection
-, - -, -.t
"a " U.s.
uty o. mail but never talked about her-
self or her affairs 70 her a~cquuintanCes
4, ~. ho,aI
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When sfewan was seen after ne had
left the bedside or the Young woman
Wa s,-rtset tbst ria tda,,i,v h.a
80 80
become puD"e'
ION. I'm merely a friend Other hus-
hands" he said.
"wberc Al ,.r hnsbandg"
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Mr. shewan animated thar Mrs. Du.
$500
The evening world., 1906-04-27

ssFREE TO EVERY READER.

II has been ranged h mail free . beau
,iful little Frcneh~icsignel GOLD-PLAyED
trnket box, hard euamrlied IN pretty colOrs.
a handsome ornament, most liberal offer
ever mAGe. Every Rider should have one.
Ten cents In stamps Us asked o. 4 measure
OF god faith and to cover cost Of cascare,s
with watch this dainty box is loaded. "a
and write your address plainly Address ster.
ling Remedy Conpanv. chicago or View y 7rk.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

Cant Kcmpt. L. s. y, the famous
v~achtsman. has incurred a charge no
loss grave than>piracy IN the high seas.
HIS adventures by land and sea are
thrillinsly set forth in Robert Bars
wonderful novel OF love, mystery ana
adventure. which Will begin Sunday.
May 6. In The World. Order your paper
IN advance TO avoid disappointment.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
BINGHAM QUITS CUSS|NG
AND MAKES BAD RHYMES
HERE'S A SAMPLE
POEM WRITTEN BY
GEN. BINGHAM.

Elm spite of ncv-pnpc hniiu-
cfnntIou there VIII he
traiion In hope of inspiration
for nm investigation. rrsultins
in cooperation. ombinntion
aud IL anal condemnation and
fncarcerntion."
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-04-27
EASTONe
PERSONAL CHAT.

Thn0ONAA CdAI.
The old horse shed back OF the Bap.
tfst church blew down in the hard
storm Of Sunday week.
Miss Norton, the teacher at Adams
Corner, Is now boarding with Mrs An.
ma Ferry.
Mrs Zlna G. Beard and son of Shell
ton have been spending a few days,
this week, with Mrs Boards father.
Thomas Turney.
Master Harold Williams is quite Sc
riOuSly i'll with abscess in his head.
DR. Smith of Redding is attending him.
Miss Louie B. Turney is visiting her
sister, Mrs Zina Q. Beard, of Shelton.
Aurel Ruman, ST., was home over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank J. Ward made
the trip from Bridgeport, Sunday, in
their automobile, and spent the day
with Miss Nettie Ward.
William GOrham has been working
in Greenfield for M. II. Dowd.
Miss Edna Wheeler, who has been
Ill for some time, has so far recovered
as to be able to visit her friends in
Monroe, where she was teaching, last
fall.
Charles Gilbert has moved his mill
from Charles Turney'S woods, where
NC Lao "a "Cu 1OOO UIOllCy UlcS lOT L. ..
Nc Collam. Mr. Nc Collam has several
teams drawing the ties to Bridgeport
G. 1. Osborne is building an addition,
10 x 20 feet, on bis fathers cottage at
Fairfield Beach. William Jennings
has been helping him.
Miss Esther Gustafson, who has been
spending her vacation at home, re-
turned to Redding, this week.
Paul Svihia and Michael CaScO have
been doing mason work at Aurel Ru-
mans, the past week.
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THE LOCAL NEWS.

Born, April II, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Leander Palmer.
Arthur Sanford is spending q few
days with his mother.
Mrs Fairchild has returned from q
visit with relatives in New Milford.
Rev Mr. BARLEY of1iciated at the
Methodist church on Sunday. He
will board with Mrs Alice Merwin.
Rev Charles Pickett moved to Corn
wall Bridge on Saturday.
Mrs Monroe Castle and Burr Castle
are sick and under the care of DR.
Pons.
few weeks in Brooklyn and New York,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur johnson have
rented the Methodist parsonage and
will move into it, May l.
Egbert Bradley is building small
addition on the west side of DR. Pom 8
office.
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Preston and Ben
nett attended the funeral of Mrs
Preston's father in Brooklyn, last Sun
day.
James Sanford had a severe attack
of appendicitis, last Wednesday, and
was taken to the New Haven hospital,
where he had an operation on Thurs
day. His many friends will be glad to
know that he is making good recov-
cry.
Miss Mollie Acton and Miss Mary
Sheridan of Long Branch, N. j., and
Miss Sweeney OF Bridgeport were
guests over Easter Sunday at John
Vallaley's.
r. J. Acton of New York City spent
Easter in town with friends
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A CAPITAL SUGGESTION.

A CAPITAL SUGGESTION.
The children and young people
should form grain club at once so as
to receive the benefits and have a good
showing at the fairs.
Since the last rain the roads have
become hardened and settled better
than before this spring.
Mrs Seeley had two large boxes of
lilies and climbing roses given her by
friends in New Haven.
Mrs Sturges, who has been out OF
health since returning home from her
last case of nursing, is with her sister
in New Haven, hoping change Of air
may be beneficial.
Owing to the storm of rain, Easter
Sunday morning, there was no service
in the Flat Rock Methodist church.
The church was opened in the evening
and the new pastor, Rev Mr. Beck
with, gave very interesting dis
course, listened to:by good sized con-
gregatiOn.
The ladies are busy preparing the
parsonage for the young couple who
will occupy it during the following
church year
Rev Mr. Blythe preached to well
coming congregation of his people of a
few years ago, Sunday, April 8.
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BAG, Ky. He writes: Twenty years
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lungs, and was near death when be-
gan taking DR. Kings New Discover.
1t completely cured me and have re-
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Hemorrhages, Chronic Coughs, Set
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