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In the coarfreom he greeted by several friends ameng them Burr Mcinti=h He was repre his Was STANFORD WHITE #ented by Dan O Reilly in the absence of Louis A. Delafield. who is Lis regu nr nttorue ¥ Thaw frunkly admitted that he Killed White, pleading iu Justitieation of the deed that White had ruined the life of Lis wife, the beautiful former chorus girl aud artists’ model. Florence Eve Ira Nesbit. His counsel will offer the defelse of insanity Ihe prisoner has been ecxainioed by eminest alienists retained oo Lis behalf and by the dis trict attorney's office Fhe coroner's laquest will be held tomorrow Not since the assassination of Colonel Jans Fisk, Jr. by Edward 8 Stokes on the staircase of the Grand Central botel more thau thirty years the metropolis been sho had startling and dramatic a tragedy Mrs. Thaw. the pivotal figure {u the murder, took to her husband's lawyers a sheaf of letters which are expected to show a direct bearing upou the wo tive for the shooting. Included In the bundle, it ts sald. {8s a certaln letter which Stanford White wrote within the last few weeks to Evelsn Thaw-—-a Jet ter which the defense will claim made & junatic of the jenlons young husband when be learned of It and sent him to the roof garden ou Lis craey errand of vengeauce Thaw's friends will wove Loaven and earth Io his defense and wouey will be no object He i= & brother of the Countess of Yarmouth and has many rich friends and relatives io Pittsburg and New York His father was a millionaire wany times over, aud money slipped through young Thaw's flugers like sand. His father, In bis wisdom Inserted a clause In Ris will under which Harry was to have only 82.500 a year until be reach od the mature age of thirty-five years, when It was presumed that he would bave realized the value of woney. Bat Mrs. Willlags Thaw, the boy's mother, Was executriz of the will aud a dot lug parent, so Harry got $80,000 a year Harry Thaw Is now thirty-three Jears old. The limelight of publicity first threw its glare over Thaw when he caused a gasp of astonishment on ago has by wo HARRY THAW two continents by giving a £0000 “beauty divver” tn Paris to the stage beauties of the French city. (leo de Merode was there, aud so were many other celebrities Next morning the Dewspapers were full of the story of that divner and Harry Kendall Thaw liad emerged from obscurity The dinner was four years ago. Afr. er it bolermlan circles bogau to look with expectancy to ‘he advent of young Thaw in America. He came, he saw and became infatmated with Evelyn Florence Nesbit. She was the daughter of a poor Pittsburg attorney who died about ten years sgo, leavin; fgure were Lier fortune. WW hen fifteen years old she be ran to earn her bread and butter by Posing as un artists’ model (a the stadios of Now York city, and soou ber unusual besuly was the talk of the artists According to George W. Lederer the theatrical Mmandger Stanford White met and befriended the girl about this time. White was a first nighter. and foud of pretty girls. He wil a friend of many young whom he had helped to better themselves in their profession aud he gave the wan tiful model a band =o that was able to appear behind the footiights in ‘Florodors,” not tiieinter of the sextet, but In the role of a flower girl Then Thaw crussed her path. He paid the most constant attention to her When the wade! te Europe three years ago to take singlug lessous the millionaire sped after During Miss Neshit's nhsence abroad It was reported in the foreign that Harry K. Thaw “and wife had been arrested in Switzerland for run Glug down a peasant while sutomobil ing Thaw, Evelyn Neshit, her maid and trunks cawe bere from Europe and were driven to the Hotel Cumlwriand, Iu New York Thaw repeated his denials that he had married the mode! and show girl ou the other side of the water and de lined to sign “and wife” on the hotel register Tbe two were permitted to stny there night. occupying separate apart pients on different doors When the young wan reached home bis wother, who is a strict Preshyte rian, had a few things to say to him which wade his ears burn It catue to generally understood that Harry had beeu told to give up Evelyn Nes bit or find bis Income cut from 50 (on 8 year to $2000, which Lis father Lad provided for tn a clause of his will There was another report that £250, "0 had beeu offered to Miss Nesbit ir shie would give Thaw up noefrosses, she as a went ews seventeey one be UNDERMINING THE ARMY Deama Openly Discussed Disloyalty of Cossacks and Other Troops ST. PETERSBURG. June The of the Was openly de voted to the revoliutionists propaganda for undermining the of the (troops A of speeches couched in ardent revolutionary tous were de Hyered with the direct object of thelr dissemination auwiong the soldiers Te muthorities, who sry to Gscate containing telegmmphbic Accounts of the ferment awouy the sol diery. are unable to prevent the pub lication of parlinentary speeches, and these delivered will be printed io ey ery radical paper in the elipire and so flud their way into every barracks amp and outpost The rostrum was abandoned eutirely 10 Cossack Ibe conservative Cossacks did thelr best to counteract the addresses of their revolutiouary ronfreres Ihe le was freely passed on both sides re yu -t session doting fovalty Boule 3 FH cou papers almost represcutatives warding the sentiments of the Cossack widiers and their devotion to duty spite of the utwost efforts of Prince Paul Dolgourokofy who occupied the hair in the absence of President Mu rom sell Ibe revolutionary agitation ln the guard camp at Krasnove Selo hns reached such a pitch that W ar Minis ter Rodiger s contemplating breaking up the camp and se uttering the disat fected regiments Several hundred wembers of the posed ultra loya! Preob tjeusky reg mient are reported te have held a mest lug and drawn up a resolution address ed fo the regimental commander up boldiug all the actions of parliament and declariug that they want uo more police duty cotaillug the slaving of brotlier or father. Other meetings are of dally occurrence. The Cossac ks at Rostov on-Don are sald to have refus ed to leave thelr quarters to Suppress anti-Sewite disturbances unless their fawllies are guaranteed Prusions Ip case of death, in sup Agrarian Riots Spreading. YELETS, Hussia fhe ag Farian woveinent is spreading through out this province, and the peasants and CUIpioY ves ve i June 2 estate are making common Ciuse aghiust the landlords. The rural guards have Lad several encounters, (un which many wen Wounded and killed e—— Loved iis Wife's Danghter, FREDERICKS, Md love for his wife's danghter 1« sald to have been the cause of the sul ide of « Barrett Washington Barrett married a widow with four ‘Wldren, Including a daughter, with whom Barrett sulisequently became in fatunted his daughter was married recently, and her Stepfuther lespondent and took his lfe t farewell letter for the girl Capinin Wynne's Sentence, WASHINGTON, June The navy lepartivent sent the record of the trial by court wartial of Captain Wynne Jr to the pres ent. The sentence is dismissal Lut the department recommends that he be permitted to resign, Captain Wrune Was recently tried at the New York navy vard for insubordination aud oth er offenses June 27 ICOrKe near Junction becaine leaving op -i tobert marine corps Ite Mundred Anniversary. KINGSTON, N. Y.. June Ulster County Medical night celebrated its one hundredth an niversary Addresses were wade hy Ur. Albert Vanderveer of Albany, for mer Supreme Court Justice G. DD. RB Hasbrowek and ex-Senator Jobn J Linson, Nollla Won Debate Prise. CLINTON, N.Y. June 27. ~Merwyn Humphrey Nollls of Johustown last Bight won the McKinney extemporane- ous debate prize ut Hamilton college, 0. ~The society jast DOINGS IN CONGRESS Senate Will Not Accept Re- port on Rate Bill LA FOLLETTE WOULD AID WORKERS President Signs Postofice Approepria- ton Measure—House Will vot Ad- Journ Until Its Work is Finlahed, “ov. WASHINGTON June 27 voll Bot te gocepl the conference re port oa the milread mate bill aud Sen ators Tilman, Elkins aud Cullom were to conduct a further con The =epate red pointed ference Fhe approssriation the BIT developed couference agricuitural that the 1c] =en on differvices between the Dose regard to the amendment probably will be sent back ate in Heal inspection to the two houses for further ad tial or for instructions (o the conferves The refused th=olutely to provisions AD appropt for the erutient to pay the of usps and iusisted npon the retention of the senate representatives this shioh cutishder making guy Curst fion provisiou ia the Beveridge Gill requir that the uf tion placed upon cans of went Hy a vote of six to five committee tig date spree be the Cains senute Iutetuoy anki de <thiuus= of nu iu the Of cided not to go to the abd take investigation The smnibus public bullding bilL car ying $2200 (An) was by the house, one Rour having been consumed i i= reading and considaeation The house also adopted a number of Cotiferenes reports, awong them being the following The Military academy appropristion bill. which sends it to the for the control and regulation of the waters of the Niagara river and for preservation of Ningara fails mending the act authorizing the cou deinuntion of ands of cusenents teed connection with works of river harbor jmprovement at the ex of persons cuollpanies or COT po rations appruved May 146, 1d he Iuteresting lucident of the session was a coutlict over a wotlon by Sevater La Follette to enter upou the cousideration of the bill Hslting to six teen Lours the tue milroad emiploy ees in the of trains way be employed cousecutively. There Was great dilculty (u securing a vot ug qgquorutn, but the requisite number witiniately Suvera! speeches were wade on the Lil The president has sigued the post office appropriation bill Congress will stay lu session until Its work Is finished. This is the dictum of Speaker Caunon aud his lieuteuants and is being emphasized at this time any impression that the pure food bill at least wight go over until the [bere is also trouble on the weat luspectiou bill aud the rallroad rate bill indicates delay The immigration bill is also ln conference, as are several of the uppropriation bills All of these things must be worked out without any date wing set for ad journwient fina testimony canal passed president; the ed in nd frets ost eugaged mos ement Was obtained to conuteract nex! session the “tie up” oun EXPECTED THE KAISER Dowie at Jamaica Made Witness Wateh For German Fleet CHICAGO 27 Miss Elizabeth McLeunan, 8 nurse who accompanied folin Alexander Dowie to Mexico and Tamaica, testified (nthe hearing before ludge Laudls to determine the owner ship of Zlou City properties that Dowie during that trip was delirfons a greater part of the tne While Io Jamaica, she declared. be was continually under the Impression that the ewperur of Ge TIBALY WAS Co ing to visit Li aod severn| tlues sent the witness to watch for the ltuperial eet Dowte seemed to believe, ac cording to the witness, that Ly his prayers he Lad prevented war among Asiatic nations and that as a reward he was to recelve a sum of money Jue Mayor and Police Arrested. ROCK IBLAND, 111 Jang Charged with hupediog aod ‘obstruct Ing the operation of rallway tratus without due process of law, Mayor G W. McCashrio and six members of the local force were arrested lien nfter tearlug out sectious of the main lines of the Burllugtow and Milwaukee Fhe wnyor Lolds that the cow pany has no right to the grounds on which the tracks were ald Trae was delayed until late at night rd -i protic roads Have Vecared Carnegle’'s Girt. CLEVELAND, © June 27 Al na tiweting of the trustees of Oberlin ool lege Leld annoatced that all but £2.20 of the $5000 sd ditional amd fund | been rulsed and that assurnnces bas been vowived that the bee paid In between wow and Saturday thus securing the gift of $127 (ani frow Audrew « sruvgie here It was vudow ment Cg ulpent = mainder will Volunteers’ Monument Dedicated FREDERICKSHURG, Va Governor Peunypacker ard his staff with a of of the One Hundred and Twenty seve uth of participated fo the exercises of dedics tion of the by the state of Penusylvania lu the National Cemetery lu this city to the memory of the regiment President Grants Half Holidays. WASHINGTON, June 27 Suturday half holidays during the wonths of July, August nod September buve been Emuted Ly President Rodsevelt to skilled wechanics aud Jaborers and to all smployces id the classified agrvice of Tune 27 large number sUrYivors regluient Penoaylvanio volunteers (roninent erwted WORLD'S RECORD BY HALIFAX. Bwift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Wos by Alexander Shields’ Horse. NEW YOHK, June 27 Alexander Rhields Halifax, carrying 119 pounds, made a now world's record for seven furlongs cirealar track, when he won the Swift stakes at Blhicepshead Hay He was quoted at 7 10 1 in the Twi tog and stepped the distance in 124 45 which Is ane fifth of a second faster than The Musketeer's time, tuade at Saratoga In liar and Aero naut’s time, made this year at Belmout park Ihe Swift stakes onls brought tliree starters. with Brookdale Nyuuph favor ite, at 6 to 5. and Orisondale next in nand, at 13 to 10 after fron 2 to 1 despised outsider the front at th. lowad by Brookdale Nymph tle belug | layed Halifax (irmonidale fol down while the went to Was start This or der renialued uncl thgrd to the streteh the leaders ingau to tire. Shaw Hulifax into the lead and wou well in hand by two leugths frow Urmiondale Prince Hamburg (on winuing the first the world's recurd for six and a half furlongs of 1 18 2.0 beld by Mineola and Martinas Red River won the Zephyr stakes Two 7a Vorites wou, Suluwsaries First Hace - Prince Hamburg, first; Bir Lynuewood. second; Cinna. third Secuoud Hace ~ Rye, first: Water Tak, second; Kllugsor, third Third Race - Red River. first: Sewell second, Hat Masterson, third ’ Fourth Race Halifax, first: Ormon dale. second. Brookdale Nymph, third Fifth Race. Fancy Bird, first Stim ulant, second; Mary Morris, third Sixth Race. -Maxuar, first: Crawford, second; Agile, third Where then sent race equiled Miss BASEBALL SCORES. Games Played Yesterday In the Ya- tional and American Leagues, NATIUNAL LEAGUE At New York Philadelp New Yor Hits furs—jf tories hi g @ & g a Phi & hiladelphi 3: New Fit and Dovin F Batteries Lindeman fore Mclu and Hrown Hits—Pittaby rors-Fittsburg lerios Leeier Ldvingst ne At Chicago and McCarthy TABLE uF w ‘hicago Pitiabirg New York Philadeiphta Cincinonauy Brooukiyn St louls Boston - AMERICAN LEAGUE At Philadelphia tor LI I | ¢ 0 © Phildaly t 1 8 2. ¢ Hits iladeiphia, 13 EE rors pe Linde i 2 13} teries- ¥ Armbruster and Beohires At Detroit Hier eland 1 9 dejroult J its -Claveland «¢ Cieveland 2 Prtyod wd Clarke, Mullen At §t loyie Chicag: Bt Louls Hits. Crt Chic age Unen acd 8 TABLE SYNUr Ege hia § . ston, 8, } ston, © Pt Eg and k Ago 8 Hatterles ind Rickey OF PERCENTAGES PX . tls wi A8s iN 8 Loule 3 = Detrotr Xx Washington } i ¥ Hoston v 3 ae Cleveland » ad 3 Vy! New York Chicage tr} Rough Weather at Henley. HENLEY, Juue 27 Owing to Leavy winds the wost daring of the Crews veutured out on the course. The Argouauts of Toronto had a long pra. the flushing by cuvering the course, 1 wile M0 yants, In 7 minutes HH seconds. WB. West of the | udiue Barge club Philadelphia, was out sculling, but the wind was too strong aud shifty for slugles Reviewing the work of his opponents Mr. W est, who 18 10 compete for the Diamond sculls said, I guess | aw up aguinst a tough proposition, but I shall have a try.’ oily row, Won Sliver Cap and $4,440. CINCINNATI 0 June Ed Cor rigan’s Planute an added starter and a rank outsider phy, the woli the Cinclununti tro feature at Latouls Zal, whicly vid, und Yowric, the thin Were coupled the Gerst Ihe value of the stake to the win was 8400 In addition the win ner received a silver cup donated Ly Hon Julius Flelschmann of this ity Matador wou the second eveut had Iy from Principia with Hos the favorit Hulshied sec Liorse try ner nas en n long shot Cu third Fwelve Innings, Only One Run MIDDLETOWN Weslovan with its old rival Coun, June Coll he ncvinent Willlaws, aft tra battle between pitchers which raul Into the twelfth belug scored wenk at the hat Williams was unable to hat safely Won the KUL lunlug, a slugle run Ww esleyan was very but or to run buses although plaving a clean In the twelfth nung. with none Smith hit. stole second and was a slushing hit by Hurke only and wade errors Rilue wade a Ly aul scored RN. C. Seaver Hetalne ( hamplonship HOSTON dR, Nene stcvessfully defended title to the Massachusetts nwo tennis champion ship In slugles at the Longwom! Crick et club by defeating FW. Sulloway Jue Lis Ellteatt at Keallworth, BUFFALO, June Ellicott won the second race at Kenllworth from a flald of the best two year-olds at the track : re HC : Weather Probabilities, Partly clowdy; variable winds, 3 ww AKL: BACK IN LONDON Longwor hs to Be Presented at Edward's Qourt. RAISER AT RitL MOST COURTEOUS American Ambassador Ball Daughter Gives Grand In MHenor eof Fresldent's and Her band This Evening LONDON Fritge Nk das [a Worth are Look HEW two or thins Lad it EAgemiels Will be present at the hall ta be the Ameri this and at tie drawiog reo at wlien they will be presented at the court of St Jatues Mr and Mrs of slajror hitve Kiel thelr min fat at for days more pleasantly Been Lod: They given at Bol fos HO embassy evening Bu Ringhaw place tomorrow Longworth at Kiel met distinetion surrcundiag itl were many Mr Longworth visit to Kiel shold part of their They are most pleased Culirtesies the ittentive Eiery ths Bours fn his ou iprany desired that regarded wedding tour with all the and found cheerful oh tsefingn their bie sifuply as then kind aud complimentary to Awerica. He sent messages to Pres ident Réosevelt. Prince August, fourth sou of the Whe was Mrs Longworthi’'s table GHupanion at the dinner on the Hawburg, seat her Lis photogmph with Lis autograph Ihe Cluperor wentivued to wenibers of his sult his pleasure over the tunity fer shown Cliperor very Cuiperur appar he Lad to talk with the daugh of President Hoose velt and cipressed the hope that they would take home agreeable of Germans About New perEnns thd =on-in law Hp rvssions isseinblinl at the Mr A nid refi inesd the rabliroad station at Mrs the Viierican Kiel to sis off They WeHillng vedi fie I Howard train thi Longworth royal ifn with iin William | Hilhititewn efor navn vitlenant Coninninler rowd gave then livers thitee is train pulicd out EMERY THE FAVORITE Democratic State « onventian nil Harrisburg HARRISBURG. p Deo 1H Opens a The state « it which Livre via L Tdi fon Bas opened inate candidates for iid other eect du party dudepend thie regular state officers, will Liu Republica, the probably fu situ with the elt ists Prohibition Republican ud ngainst vaudidates There Dremoct ivy two fact ous the ils favoring fusion with a sMralght ont Dawocrat to bead the tic k et and the other favor ug fasion with Jr party tong Oli lewis Ewery the ero of Mokhean county viitslidate for gov Arthur G.I volt of Lehigh county is the « wndidate uf the has the indorsewenut of Natioual Cow Jamies MM Guffey. who Is opposed to placing any one but a Dem ocrat at the head of on ticket The fight has bevy n Lincoln Mate Seuatop Dletiorats" and straight out tittecway i fus Ui oie tad a between Litter CALvass of the Euiery will probably I'he sentiment has Leen vor of Emery all day, aud his friends lait be will carry the cou slion two factions areful situation ludicates that be uomiinated ruuniug lu fa To Be Greater San Fraucisco CHICAGO, Juue 27 soon will be Urenter well Ran Francisco Frisco In fact Thlugs have settied slice our terrible disaster ne to rebuilding an 1% lu une themselves capitalists putting their money in aud eularglug and ire in feautify lug Irndespeople ug their stocks the Evi erally wusiderable cont future Claus eulary aud ure showing lence In the city's Spreckels of Sau Frauclscu, who, with hls wife, Is In Chicago, thus expressed blmself In discussing the future of his Clty All tw citizens, he said frm (no the belief that Sas Fran Cisco will become the largest and wost portant port of eutry hemisphere People howe are lu the western Drowned la HKounkapot River SPRINGFIELD. Mass Ralph A of Plutublug luspector | hits aie 27 tower, aged twenty one. son = W while lower of city wan drowned SW itu Hog iu the RKoukapot river at Ashley Falls to do valension, went ju cole W Arthiue While swimn efforts of his Fhe bexly Tower, who was in Asliles Falis ullie surveying for a trolley Laat Hite Mal ity thie mo rescue bl IR With also of this Lie ag sauk despite Wits peony eres Trouble at Guardemen's amp, NASHVILLE eruor \ uillow rs tenn, June 27. Go rdatnn has announced to the ul the Miss ppd guard that there will te no ball thie Gulfport this swiner ttiounl officers Hpient that ir owed to at aut thinual en al + ball Is Kiven privates must Ix (ed protest Fhe otticers are mak HE 8 strouy To Proseoute Meat Dealers. INDIANAVOLIS, tid uf dealers vind ta lhe wold preservatives Fue prosecution tye who went I contain in Nate Las Legun bviv MER was rvoent ar ar Ly Chemist in the city Alford of the prosecn Iy purchased und nud was bought ket criminal tions Fudge Fremont the Court ordered Mra, Hovsevelt at Oyster Bay, OYRTER BAY, NY Tune 27 The Suvernment yacht Syiph, with the pres dent's wife on bonnl. came to anc hor off Sagamore Hill about ¥ o'clock last night, and a landing was wade st the Roosevelt pler. From there Mes Roosevelt was taken 10 her summer bowe lu a PRICE ONE CE June Whites: | — a 'Ladies’ Muslin Unde:w Glob: Warehouse Prices | Drawers and shart skirt. tom Skirts 25, 27,29 and 31 in lengths 10 in. flounce, four rows tucks hemstitching, worth 40c. Sale p dle Drawers to Match | Cpen or closed, all sizes, 35¢c. Sale price 25¢ Skirts Deep lace trimmed flounce, re lar 50c values. Special 37}c. Of and closed drawers to match 3 Embroidery trimmed skirts, de flounce, worth 62jc. Special 4 Open and closed drawers to mat 49¢ Drawers Small lot of umbrells drawe threa tucks and thres rows, val sertions, edged with lace, ve sightly, worth $100. Sale p - i Se. Long Skirts Double lawn flounce 18 in, wi 18 tucks, he nstitched, mud + to for $112)c. Special 89. One lot $1 25 values, three ro Point de Paris lace and insertion lawn flounce tucked and hemstitel ed, very sightly. Sale price 98c. One lot $1.75 values, 18in. Is flounce with ruffle, three rows k chion insertions, hemstitched, tac ing between each Special §1.12%¢) Very elaborate $2.00 value, don- ble ruffle and double flounce, # rows lace insertion, garinent, mad of cambric and lawn. Bale PIG $149 Dotted Mulls About 25 pieces, priced at 18}¢ 15¢, 20¢ and 25¢, pin dots to size ¢ pea. These goods we buy direc from the maker, wii Bi, iy umporte | and domestic Sheer White Mater In variety equal to the city sty and prices lower, beginning at 8c3 and raising by casy stages to 65c. Our line embraces Lawns, Linens, Batistes, Organdies, French Lawn, Persian Lawn, French Batiste, Lin- gurie, Leno de Amerique, ete. The wholesale output together with the branch stores enable us to purchase these goods direct .from the maker, saving you 20%. ® a — The “Globe Stores’ never He their patrons. White Waists + A new lot going at 88e. Silk Umbrellas Another lot of $2.00 silk umbrel- las. Special $1.49 Other specials space does not per- mit us to mention Globe Warehouse, Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY PHONR DR. A. 6. REES, M.D. 100 Lake 8. West Sayre. OFFICER HOURS: 8 to 11:00 a m., 1 to 4:30, 7:00 so Woe, Sunigo wriaaty vd chronto dissesss & spealalty phanea THE NEW HARNESS SHOP Harness, Washed, Olled, Repaired 3 Harness Bought, Sold, Traded Bleycles and Lawn Mowers Repaired Mirrors and Looking Glasses Replated Boots and Shoes Repaired AL CONKIN, . Eestjlockhart Rocord has in stoek the signs: Offos Do Nob Ask for Credit me following sued oh -
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