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M1LLEK. i who I'jrms; this i i bristle i.n -bc-t frf in mude bar- a in a i in atd Sad- 5ori of oar Mlddletown. N. Y. Sayer, rein to the fact Goods jv a i Ranges ir will be '5 hsra for fcusl- 4O North St.

wen of the at" and cheer and tt.t all havj souls, Iran, put together of musical a 1m- t'-t ihoven, a Mozart, are agents -tes We Everding, James Street I Sold By Us i -it years to Buy the Best. LARK, N. Y. ENT 'Int jpaii'- ami. M8 SALE! a but cffe ing Than Ever tlj from 50c to $1-50 cow25c.

SJ-irt all shades froaa at oar feanddome storo. i-tli street. DAILY TDOB. TUESDAY, BEPTEMBEB 5. Announcement New Goods, New Styles, Mew Prices 1 --Flour --Residence property for announcement.

--Potatoes 11 perbusnel, -School looka it -Notice to debtors --Houaf" ork an' cd -Badge lost -Gallon o( milk Ocui --Housecleanice anted --Please return D'rcctory --Sir TODIES to let --Situation wanted. --Girl wanted -Good girl Canted --Gold chain --Dissolution notice --Offices to let --Furnished room --Position wanted, --Geo B.Adams --BruseeB --OranircCo Koolict'Co --Weller Demerest --Notice ot Dissolution A HORRIBLE CRIME Thi Brills il Twi Womu Fouid Unier Ban Rnr Burlinghiffl, A DOUBLE MURDER. The Victims Riddled With Bullets--Not Yet Identified. GREAT EXOTTE1CEHT PBEV-AIL8. THE NOTORIOUS MRS.

PAUL HALLI- DAY SUSPECTED OF THE CRIME. ttructed with a barn door ulaoed upon two ohalw, and examined. It had been tied up in the tame way at tnat of the Brit-victim, and wae, in a much better ttate of preservation, and naa evidently been dead but two dayt. It wat at once obterved that thlt per ton wat much younger than the other, being apparently about 20 years old. Sbe had light brown hair, which was braided In with a switch of false hair and hung down her back.

She also wore bangs. Her teeth were very white and regular, both upper and lower, and the two upper Incleors were filled with gold. Two of the backup- per teeth were missing. She had a very fair complexion, feet, 3 In- chet tall, and weighed about 100 pounds. Around her was wound an old calico skirt closely tied to the body, and around the head wat an old gingham waltt.

On taking off these gar- had lately Men 1 Tbta led the au- thorltleito bellew that tbe old man might bare been killed by hit wife wd buried on the farm. The In the etore were aim examined, A MIDDAY FIRE. Bbe More ix your money Uwn ever before. Pi icos tinted to the times It will pay you to see our stock of Foraitnie, Crockery, Oil Clothe, Lamps, bo fore purobasln Remember the krgcfct stcci in the city. THE MIDDUETOWS DAH.Y TIMES has a circulation considerably larger than the circulation of all the other daily papers published in this city.

ll MlMllC and Be Too Matder- ments It wat found been murdered In that she precisely had the VanDuzer, Smith 4 Go, Jiartfc HKBVITIKB. --WhHby's show, which was advertised for to-night, has not put in an appearance to-day --Social ol the Young Peop'e's Socl- of Christian Endeavor of the First Presbyterian Church to-nlgbt --Temperance meeting to-night at 1 -30 o'clock in the rooms of the Temperance Rtform Club in Bull's Opera Block. --Regular nontbly meeting of the Ladies' A Id Society ol the North Street Mission at the mission room to-morrow afternoon. --The full and circumstantial account of the horrible tragedy near Burlingham as detailed by the TIMES representative who visited tho scene in person, has nccesiarily crowded over much correspondence and other mat- tor Intended for this Issue. KANGAROO CALF School Shoes for Misses und Children at $1,25 and $1.50.

Best shoes ina-lc. Every Pair IinutfwL Follow the foot to D. HANFORD'S, 43 North Street PERSONAL MENTIOK --Mr. Phil. Roosa was In town yesterday.

--Mr. Clareacs Corwln ap'ni S'inday in town with iclatlves. --Captain Gould and Wesley Dicker are out on a ahootinp trio --Messrs. Isndor Budwlg and Wolf spent Suiday In Port Jervls. -John W.

Hill of Profpact avenue, spent Sunday with relatives at Sloata- Coroww'i In- Horrid edr-Th Hftllldaj-i Fiend In Ho- nun Farm. One of the most horrible tragedies that has been enacted anywhere in this vicinity for yeari was unearthed yesterday morning. It occurred about two and a hall miles fromBurllngham, In the town of Makakatlng, Sullivan county, twelve miles from thin city. A double murder of two unknown women, the disappearance of an old man, and a woman suspected of the horrible crime In custody, tells the rtory. For the past few days the neighbors relatives of Paul Halliday, who resides just off the road leading from Burllngham to Ellenvllle, have not seen anything of the old man and his wife's conflicting stories as to his whereabouts lead them to Institute a searching party.

Young Paul Halll- day, James Henry, John Tears and Peter Rutan, with Justice Abram Tkayer started out to look for the missing man, His wife told them that he had gone beyond Bloomingburgh to attend to a recent purchase of land. They watched the house night and day but did not see the old man come home, which led them to believe that there bai been foul play. FOUL PLAY STJSPECTED Old Mr. Halliday was seen going to Pine Bush on Tuesday and on Wednes- bum. -Fred day was reported to have been In Mld- dletown with his wife, since which lima his whereabouts has been a mys- lery.

On Sunday night the party watched the premises all night long same manner as that ol the former victim except that was shot In the back In the region of the heart." The only clothing that she had on was a fine gauze undershirt. This, also, had been burned by tbe flash from the pistol and powder marks were plainly dlBoernable about the wounds, two of which passed through the heart, while the left lung was penetrated by 8ix bullet Pour of the bullets were extracted from the breast, having paswd nearly through the body. They were the same size a. those found on the older woman. The only other wound found upon the body was a bullet hole through the wrist.

This closed the autopsy. The jury had been prev- iouBly notified by the Coroner that an adjournment would be taken until this afternoon at Decker's Hotel. THE GREAT MYSTERY that surrounds the whole tragedy Is that none among all the hundreds that have been thronging the place during the day have Identified either the bodies. No one around the neighborhood can remember having ever seen them before. It seems Incredible that such a murder could have taken place without some one having previously seen the victims of it somewhere in the ueighborhood.

HOW THEY WEBB KILLED. That the victims were shot after they had disrobed for the night there seems to be but little doubt, as none of their clothing was stained with blood or marked in any way. Prom the course of the bullets both woman must have been In bed with nothing on save their undershirts, as both were burned by the flash of tbe powder, and they were found to conttln frag- menu of bone. The queitlon It where it the old man, Hit Sunday go-to- meeting tuit of clothing WM hanging in the aoowtomed plaw, on which WM impended hit Grand Army badge. The TIMES heard of the tragedy thopugh the telephone from Lawyer 3.

8. Gowdey, who wat in Bloomlngburgh when Mri. Halllday wtt brought there. A reporter wat at onoe ditpatobcd to the scene, and was there during the entire evening. Many ot the neighbor! told their ttory.but none could be found who threw any light on the who the vlctlmi were.

All told of their tearoh for the old man; how they had rantaoked the old and dilapidated barn and hay mow, but no clue at to to hit whereaboutt could be found. Searching partlet were organized th li morning, and they have been out all day tcouring the Beldt for mllee around. YOUNG HOLIDAY'S STORY. To tho TIMES reporter Paul Halll- day, Jr told the following "My mother died about eight years ago. There are five children of u.

living, two girl, and three My live In Bhode I.land and are married. Brother Robert live, with Mr. J. abat- er on the Bullvllle road. Jame.

lives at Pine Bu.h. I was told that father had not been Men for several day. and I went to the house wHh Gus LaForge and Cornelius Oanfield and his wife where he was. That wa. on Saturday last.

She said he had gone to Bloomlngburgh and that he had Sunday home? that be had paid for property there and was putting on some plaster with the masons. I asked her how he had gone; she the horse was and he went on foot, asked her how she came to use It to go il PtompUf-It W.i out Fatttaf Miem-Th. N.w P.tr.1 Vtra-Bmarkable QototawM Wfaleh It Cra There. Yeiterday about 12 o'clock a ipark from a tln.mlth'. firepot tet fire to the roof of the Samuel Denton home.tea4, which i.

occupied by Mary Graham and her son-in-law, Mr. Seymour Da Witt, cashier of the Firit National Bank, and family. An alarm wai sounded from box 51 and thetoompanle. all responded with their usual promptness. The Eagle patrol team wa.

ready to at the conclusion of the fir.t Up, and wai at the sbene of the fire before the alarm bad finished ringing. Thi. wai the flnt fire alarm ilnoe the company has been ready lor boil- nesi, and the remarkably quick re- iportte to it made a most favorable Impression. Driver Carl Johnwn handles his team dexterously and In splendid shape, and rant them flying out of the house and to the scene of the fire In an Incredibly short space of time. There was no necessity for putting water on the fire as under Ihe direction of Assistant Chief Hlgham was extinguished with a Babcook extinguisher.

While running to the fire a rubber fire coat was lost from Eagles' truck The finder will please return to the company as Boon lound. LATEST SpMdal to P. FATAL COLLISION. A Train tato a Valt Fiprew. Bptolal to the DAILY Tm.t.

BATB8VILLE, Sept. 5--A Big Four freight train craihed Into a World'i Fair express No. 12 thi. morn- Ingv killing six train men and passengers. School Is In or will bo very soon As usual, wo arc ready lo help and lowlier.) with tho host of everything in Uio way of school Tho botlor the tools the bct'or tbo work, you know.

Wo offer tho nowoet and most helpful in school loolu Wo help you eavo uoy loo, by buying, i-cl in? or exchanging now and second hand school books. Now ready, "Tho Frinto cf Indiu," by author cf "Ben Hur." Hanford Morton. WATER COMMISSIONERS MEET- The Supply In Good Coccllllon. The regular meeting of the Board of Water Commissioners was held last night, all being preient except Mr. Stratton.

The water supply was reported In good condition. la the eight days ending Sept. 2, the upper reservoir fell three Inches, and the lower reservoir 24 Inches. was not home Sunday as we were watohlog the house." THE HALLIDAY PLACE tions. HASTY EATING-irregular.

meals -food Improper in nature or oooking- these all lead to indigestion (so do hurry, worry and hard tim-e To get well, first, live get a bottle of McMonagle Rogers' Pepsin Essence and use It according to dlrec- lons 11 is a valuable aid to digestion, uleasantto take and useful in all forms of Dyepepsla. A single dose uBually gives areliet in acuta cases Read what a veteran railroad offloial says about it. "I have used McMonagle Rogers Pepsin Essence for Dyspepsia and heart trouble caused by a tlo and have been greatly benefited by its VIBe C. LAMOXT. Mlddletown, N.

August. 1893. Beaaley has resigned hie pullman car portershlp and returned to this city --M .1 is spending a week with i and relatives in Ham- burp, J. --Ex-Mayor Hai ford, of Orange, and wife, son and daughter, spent yesterday In town. --Mr.

Charles Everett, cashier of the National Bank of Orange county was in town last night -Mies Frances Hill, formerly of Mlddletown, now ol Brook yn, Is visiting Mr. Smith. --Tbe family of Mr Charles Bauson, 313 North street, has been blessed by the advent of a nica girl --Messrs Haightand Richard Klpp, Jr of Gosben, N. left for Chicago on Erie train 3 last night. --Mr Frank Van Tassel, of avenue, spsnt Sunday and Monday with his parenls tear Barryvillo, Sullivan Co -Mrs Ann of 22Liberty street, has gone to Cold Spring, Putnam Co N.

where she will reside for the present. --Mr. Dajton Weaver, of Paterson, Is hers on a visit to his parent, the Hon A F. Weaver of the Hotel and on Monday morning when asked where her husband was, Mrs. Halliday said that he had just gone to Bloom- ingburgh with some masons.

This they knew could not have been. Justice Thayer, with the constable, took Mrs. Halllaay to Bloomingburgh Monday morning to see If could show them where her husband was at work. While they were gone THE PREMISES WERE SEARCHED. In the house blood stains upon the floor and rag carpet were plainly visible and a further search revealed'the fact that the bed clothing had been saturated with blood and afterward washed and cut oat.

A rope 5 16 of an inch In diameter was also found which had been recently washed and by untwisting It blood was plainly dls- cernable. This ltd them to continue their search and on going to the barn, some 300 feet from the house, their attention was directed to the cow stables in the bassment of the barn by a quantity MAKE A NOTE OF IT to stop at McMoDagle Rogers' Drug Store and get some choice uplcee lor fruit Pickling, etc ForAlight fruit use McMonagle Rogers Extract Cinnamon and Cloves, wnlch do not stain the fruit. For Crutches, Trusses, Rubber Bandages, Cushions. Water Bottles, Prescriptions and all sorts of Hospital, Surgical and Medical supplies, we remain headquarters Remember, everylhicg bought of ua Is all right in quality and price. A large variety of infant foods-fresh.

MCMONAGUE i ROGKBS, Druggists OUR NEXT GREAT SLMKIHTEH OR KILLING -IS ON- Fancy Rockers A cut from 25 to 50 per cent Don't fail to get some, we aio making weekly drives. WATCH US and you will money. Elberton --Mrs Barbar, ot Liberty street, left yesterday for a low visit at the home of her parents Shohola Glen. --Messrs. Luther snd Ed.

Roll, of Newark, N. wtre the guests of thei- cousins, MiBEOB Cora J. and Florence Case, jeeterday. --Miss Florence McNair, ot Newburgh, who bus been visiting her aunt, Mrs A Bowers, on Httnford street, returned home yesterday. --George Welant started Saturday for an extended trip in the West He will stop at Kansan City, Council B'uffs and the World's fair.

--Mr. Alex. Mendelson and sister, MlssTherese, who have been stopping in town for tbe past two days, reiurned to Gloversville, to day. --Mr. Ira Seely, of New York city, who baa been spending the past six weeks here and ID this vicinity, returned home yesterdav to again enter upon active business.

--Mister Llndlry Hlllmin, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. W. Thurston, of 205 North street, left this morning for his home in Plainfleld, accompanied by his father William Hill man. --Miss MayAyers.who has been visit Ing Mrs I Felvus and Mrs Georg Marline, of New York city, -returned home yesterday accompanied by Mrs Marline, who will return this evenln on train 8. --Mr.

Gill Finch, clerk of Mil ler, of Stamford, arrived her Sunday night on his wheel and wl speed a few davs ot his vacation vlsi leg Mr. and Mrs W. Louden Propped avenue --Mrs Benjamin Genung, of Ithac Tompkins county, Is visiting her sister, Gibbs, 299 North street. The two ladies expect to visit New York, Rockaway Beach and other places of interest before Mrs. Genung's return to Ithaca --The genial faceof conductor Thomas Maybee was noticed yesterday for tbe first in some time, in his accustomed ot hay having the apfearance of recently being thrust through an open- Ing into the foundation.

They opened the low door and commenced hauling away the hay. A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY. In one corner of the basement beneath the hay and covered with manure which had been carried from the further side of the building the forms of two women lying closely together met their sight. They were horror strlokeii and at once gave the alarm. MRS HALLIDAY PUT UNDER ARREST The constable who had Mrs.

Halli day in custody, and who by that time had arrived at Bloomlngburg, wa telephoned to return with the woman when she was Immediately put unde rrest, and Is now In his charge. THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT revailed throughout the whole neigb- )orhood. It took but a short time to pread the terrible AN INQUEST BEGUN. Coroner Joseph Roesch, of Wurtsboro, was notified, who, with Jdstlce Morrison, hastened to the scene quickly as possible, and they notified Dr. C.

W. Riper, of Wurtaboro, The time of the shooting wia evidently several days apart, as the evidence goes to show that the older one was murdered first. The weapons used have not been found, although it was understood that the old man had two revolvers of 32 calibre. The general Impression prevails that it was the Intention of the Halllday woman to cover up her fiendish work by setting fire to the old barn and have It appear that the victims perished In the fiimes and she no doubt would have carried eut her work but for being watched so closely. It Is supposed that the older woman was murdered oa Tuesday or Wednesday, and that the young woman met her death on Friday or Saturday night.

The bodies were laid on the floor to await the undertaker, who had been sent for at Bloomlngburg. EXCITED CROWDS AT THE SCENE During the time of the finding of the bodies and the arrival of the Coroner several hundreds had gathered at the Halllday farm. All had their theory as to how the murder had been done and by whom. to Pine Bush the day before but she On Apr 9 the water meas- did not aniwer. She Mid Monday that ured ln the new reservoir 8 feet and 8 the masons came after him and that he i noneSl wa lle the lower was 14 feet, returned Saturday night.

We then i none9 went looking for father. We knew he No um pi has been done since August 8, 1893. All work as laid out has been com- iulj pleted except the permanent Improve- The HaUlday farm consists of 111 I ments on East Main street, and the re- acresafd is located off the main road moval of the wood pipe on West Main under the brow of the Shawangunk street. tains The old man purchased City Engineer Cantine is still en- SOvears ago at the close of the gaged In preparing maps, the work re- war He still owes about on It. quired by consulting Engineer Oroas.

He originally came from Rhoie leland The hour of meeting hereafter has where his two daughters are now llv- been changed from 8 o'clock to .30. Ing. While there he was lor years the engineer of the Providence Journal office For years he has been engaged I 4 Promp and Timtij Be.pon.c--Who as a charcoal burner. The place has been let go to rack and ruin and only AN URGENT APPEAL. W1U Do Likewise.

two or three cows are kept, SEEMED SURPRISED An appeal from Mr. J. C. Hemphlll, editor of the News Courier of Charles- ton, S. to the New York for When Mrs.

Halliday was taken into money and clothing for the people of custody she made resistance but the Sea Islands, who were visited by kerned very much surprised when told the recent terrible and destructive haTthe two bogles had been found in storms, in which many were killed and he barn. She said she did not know their property destroyed, has met with who tfiev were Lawyer S. Hart, here. Children of the North End New YoTk who is summering In the who had raised lor another purpose vclnlTy, was retained by her. His Have decided to send It to the Znlnme, instructions were for her to-keep still seemed very nervous after that, -Ld wouU have very little to say.

She Tba children do not Intend to stop at sTarched by Mrs. Thayer, but Alt, clothing has been 8Sked for and ie of Importance was found upon they will no doubt make up several her All the afternoon she was locked packages. The express companies have i a room at Justice Thayer's, and I klndlv consented to send anything to Constable Joseph Scott put on guard She ate a hearty dinner, but would not say much. From there late In the she was taken to Scott's house, where she ate her supper, consisting of baked po'atoe. and two eggs.

Late In thf. evening the TIMES reporter called at the house and was show a Into the par- OO8HEN. OoiBlr Scat-All LatMt Correspondence ot the Tim. --Regular monthly meeting of Dikeman Horn Company to-night. A full attendance I.

desired. --Hlu Jennie Lee, of New York olty, who I. vliltlng at Goihen, on Saturday evening lost a valuable lace pin between the residence ot Wm. H. Wyker and the Cataract engine rooms The pin contained six dlamondi and six rubles.

The finder will please call at the residence of Mr. Wyker. --Whltby's wai at Gjuhen yesterday and gave two --The employe, of the E-ie at Goshen went to Montgomery yesterday to play the club at (hat place a game of baseball. The Montgomery nine won by a score of 16 to 5. -George M.

Grler, of New York olty, spent Sunday and Monday at Goshen. --Lizzie Verges, a colored girl employed at wai arrested Saturday charged with having from the trunk ot one of the employes of the "sanitarium. He trunk was searched and In It was found some property belonging to Dr. Ssward, but none of the stolen money wai recovered. Tbe case ha.

been adjourned until Friday. --A report to the effect that a hand- and popular young Gosben clerk wai married on Saturday last I. being Industriously circulated at Goshen today. He Is out of town and will bo away for one week. The report could not be verified.

--The races on Saturday, of which the TIMES gave an jiccount so far ae they had gone, were satisfactory to all concerned. Prof. "Ike" Johnson did some remaakablo trick riding. There were five entries In the one mile flying start open race, and this was easily won by Paul Grftsoh, with A. Bsck- with, of Patereon, second.

There wore eight entries In the half-mile Orange County race, and thi. wa. won by C. W. Young, of Turners, F.

W. Sanford," of Warwick, second and T. D. Brown, of Port Jcryis. third.

Time, 1:20 2 5 T. W. Sanford, of Warwick, won tho Orange County one-mile championship and Paul Grosch easily won the two- mile lap race. R. Hilton of Newburgh, won the two-mile Orange County handicap.

The race, were generally considered successful. Luokey, ot Port Jervls. did not show up as well as his friends expected. Brown of the same place, fought a plucky race, but a recent Illness undoubtedly weakened him. --Mr.

F. Compton, ol Branohvlllc, and MUl Anna A. Slate, daughter ct Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Slate, of Coleville, N.

were married on Wednesday by UDIEV FURNISHINGS, II you a you nboulil eeo our lino of UICBO tfoads before buy- IDK. Wo claim to onrry tho LMIGEST AND BFST LINE OF STAMPED GOODS, Just droi In look at our line. You will bo convliwil Down plllowi Lud head reels all ana elutp" forget Hint of wour FANCHER MAIN sr, MlOULIt'FOWJt. K. NEW FALL HATS mo no rciuiy.

Wo have BOIMO ulmw if you ncoi them. Wo will mulso Suits to Order at Reduced Prices until Bi'ptombor 1, 18i3. Jjoavo your onlcr IK oro Uut time. GEO. W.

YOUNG, IS East Main Ctroot Mlddlotown, N. Y. Storm Serges! I Navy Blue and Black. 50c quality louvcocl lo 4 Or. nunlilv ml no -1 li Me 54 inili to 7Sc.

REMNANTS IN WOOL DRESS GOODS about hiilf pi no. All Summer Goods Marked Way Down TO CLOoE. Hart Davis, 45 North St. -j Ti.niflttv wan tne nouss anu wws -P a Tn dto3 lor, when Mrs. HaUlday soon after partially given up.

All wanted to see what developments there were in the came I caee and all hovered around the place. The firit question askad her knew where her husband She would not talk at first, but the 2n(mns for that purpose free of charge SCHOOL IS IN The Vacation ol ll Ended. After summer, autumn after rest, the renewal of toil after vacation, school. This Is the way of lite and today the summer vacation of 1893 has closed for the school boys and girls of Another recchod CLOTHING CLOTHING. A largo stock ol lull ma Jubi pdoln.1 MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

NO CLUE TO THE IDENTITY OP THB enced picking at her her cloth- VICTIMS. During the search of the premises horrid crime was co nstantly other Found but none that told who the women were. The house in which crime was evidently committed Is a new and said she board shanty one story high with tin I years, and Rev. H. C.

Thompson. --Miss Nellie Allen Btckwlth, of Buffalo, daughter of Mr. L. H. Beck with, of Port Jervls, was married to Mr.

Edward M. Krauss, of Buffalo, at tho residence of her brother, Mr. Charles K. Beckwlth, In Buffalo Aug. 30.

The bride Is a sister of Miss Bessie Glaeler, of Port Jervls, Sbe has been an operator of the Western Union at Buffalo for five years. Mr. Krauss Mlddletown Superlntendsnt, Prlnct- Jn the rebl 6ute business, pals, teachers and pupils have been re- Emellne S. Romalne, of Port turning from the country, seaside and Jer Ui Bnd Mr w. J.

King, of New- mountains, and have entered upon h( wcre married In the lat- JOHN E. ADAM, Lsadlnp Hatter, Clothier and GenlB 1 Kuinl.Ler. 41 North Street SHOE BUYERS, ATTENTION I Wo offor to tho IrnJo tlu following bu'-girnb- Men's Double Sole Heavy Calf Congress Shoes $2,00, their arduous and responsible 0 tv on the 231 ult at the parsonage We extend to them each and all our by Rev Mp Tlbha Hs. The bride Is a good wishes and hope for them much tho late Theodore Bo- happiness and profit In the plcasu'es m1 Port Jer7l8i Mr lng took roaf and It about the has eame two rooms I would not talk about the dead people, 10x16.1 Liter In the evening after the reporter Rev oallel Bridget, seen him for 50 and duties of the new school year INTERESTING DISCOURSES. his bride to his home all ready furnished.

In KMt. An elegant new home costing about ence Sunday morning and evening the IW Men's heavy tap Bclohlnchoris regular I 50 lino at Mop durable Mon'u nnd heavy boots .6. Wo want your trade und gutinmioo oui poods to i onlno Hiitisfaclnn Edmond VanSickle, North Opi. Office. found.

Here were piled bundle after bundle ol clothing In a confused mass I be remembered that when and The clothing evidently belonging to the CUB i 0 dy at Newburgh she was one of vounger ol the two victims wai und Wor8t subjects ever handled by Sheriff 6 navrlf I 1 1 wl fr.ll AflflAfl 'TM him and the scenes witnessed Mr. I A CLOSE CONTEST. and Dr. Gao. M.

ot Bloomlng- mrg.wbo soon afterwards arrived. Dr. H. Woodruff, of Pine Bush, who Is tbe Halliday family physician, accompanied by hi. eon, W.

G. Woodruff, who is a medical student in Bellevue Hospital College, was soon on the ene. The following iury was then sworn James Henry, foreman, Morrison, Alvln Jordan, Glover Clapham, Henry Eastman, W. E. Smith, Peter Rutan, Geo.

Cllne, Silas Miller, D. D. Webster, John Tears, H. W. Terwilliger.

After viewing the remains the bodies were removed to the house for exam- It consisted of a striped waist, oark red skirt, white corset, white skirt there we re something terrible. trimmed very neatly with lace, a Qooda'e at that time said she was the leather belt 22 Inches long, and a light woriit i nBa ne case he had ever handled colored sacque, the collar of which ln all hlg experience. She was taken was sewed a tag with Stern 23d firBt to tha Asylum in this city, and street, New York, upon It. This was from there to Auburn, N. before the only mark that could tell where tne Matteawan Institution was omplot- that olaoe yesterday any of the garments came from.

All of ed sherl ff Goodale had hor In charge nfi contorts rt that pmce ye the clothing was exceptionally neat hat tlmfl and she gave him a bust- afternoon. The score was Game at Walilen, The Columbia baseball club of this Walden nine a In an eleven In-1 avenue who Sayer Hasbrouck a. hi. office, are the hear fruit, of the Doctor's labors since be- In the coming a resident of Providence. The doctor Is one of Rhode Island', foremost and most forward phy.lclans, and his practice ha.

Increased to such an extent that be has associated with him an assistant. Dn Hasbrouck Is the son of Mr. and 7. Hasbrouok, of L'nden To Clear Summer Stock wo niuno bolow: 1 lot Outing Cloth, boat quuhty 1 lot Boigo SuiliDfrs 1 lot Wool ChiillicB f.om JUJc lOc 15c 8c and clean and free from any stalna, and evidently belonged to the younger of the two victims. The clothing of the larger woman was about the same s'zs as that worn by the Halllday woman.

These were harder to pick out from her garments, as they were about the same In general appearance. On searching the bed a sheet that bad evidently been recently washed was found with blood stains all through It. It had a hole cut In it and looked as If It had been gathered up and haggled by a dull pair of shears. Il was evidently a blood spot that had been cut out. One of the quilts was also badly stained with blood.

The rough hemlock boards upon the floor were badly stained aid showed evidence of having been recently washed, which seemed to out more clearly the crimson ling time. Prom Auburn she best team MlMfit School. Invite attention to the announce- of the Mlwes Porter, who will One Lot Ladies' Shirt Waists Below Cost Buyers sLoti'd take advantage) of Iho ubovo, i uclual roducUocs on this aoaaon H. E. Churchill NORTH STREET.

transferred to Matteawan, and should have won easily against our open tnelr Be i eo school on Highland crack team of youngsters, who went aTemle on the 28th Inst. They will ONCE LIVED IN MIDDU5TOWN. flu a gamo whlch another reoelve ay pupils and will also lake Old man Hallldny for a number of lub bad disappointed them with. voune ladles from abroad to board In I i Vwial ON RIDGE STREET- years resided in this oltv where he was a well known character. While here he was employed In the From I Interert lg rovo meeting Conducted by here he went to Burllngham on his Lawrence sandsy Alur farm.

ination. DESCRIPTION OP THE WOMEN. The larger of the two was examined first by Drs. Piper, Beakes, Woodruff snd son. The body had been carefully wrapped In a black skirt from her neok down, and her head had been tied up with an old calico bonnet.

On taking off the wrappings the only clothes found was a thin gause shirt. The hands had been tied across thejjhest, while the feet and knee, had been Be- Qne tfae nelKnborB sald'that cured In a similar way. hf onlv or two before Mrs Halll- been done in a very deliberate and cal- fa la take blood 3 of boards, noon. Another Interesting grove meeting All day long searching parties have been out looking for the old man and I Thomas Hutchlmon's grove It le confidently expected that hU ro- Qn Rldge gtpeet last Sunday afternoon mflns will soon be found. The HalH-1 ln arge 0 Robert Lawrence.

During day- woman, one day last week, went to I the Berv oe Hutchlnson and others Cjldenham, and" stayed all nbjht at ke earneB tly regarding temperance Thos. Arnout's. They could do nothing with her as she Insisted on staying all night. Her horse had the appearance of having bsen driven very fast. THE INQUEST THIS AFTERNOON.

-The Coroner's jury convened at I o'clock In the town hall. District Attorney Hill, of Sullivan county has buo i I BIB1QB UUb Ul uuwiuo. place In charge ol the Craw ford mucn i BCO i 0 red, decomposition nav- The who i neighborhood are now of We are happy to state that the long 8et ID as BO WM most of the body. rest has improved his appearance and MANy BUIjLET WO DNDS. that he now has the best ot health and spirits once more.

-Miss Etta Qjackenbush, Otis- vllle, and Mrs. Geo. Stratton, of Greycourt, accompanied by their nieces, of this city have just urned from a opinion, and tnatis that the hor- rlble deea wag dene by the Halllday r(jmovlng the gftuzs un dergar- won)M This I. not the first time that ment eight bullet wound, were found ihe haB te cn sunpeeted of murder. Her me It was tar hM le a rned Is one perBOn flrlng m)9t fiend ohBraoter work In our city.

The meeting was well attended and all appeared Interested. I7 All Oh The annual fair at the Old Ladles' Homo will be held on Thursday, Sept. 7, during tbe afternoon and evening. There will be as usual fancy and do- ologe to the woman, Haiiiday married her In this olty some THE G. E.

FURJHTURE GO underB Wrt had been burned mr year. ago. Heb 3 oame eek's visit from West Cheshire Oonn, der wuh the nUd wlth throu an Intel- where the, have been visiting Geo A ro TM 1m of two bullet wound, about offioe ln Newburgh. Short'yaf- operator of that 6 b(jlow the left nlpple ln the JJ ghe went to live with him he place, formerly operator on the Erie, Bll the remainder pene- WM bumed and his half wltted son -Miss I'za Kesslnger, the only rated the breast, one having paawd per In the flsmes. Suspicion at bert Kes- rested upon her.

She was into custody but as nothing wa. charge of examining the witnesses A meg 0 articles, home made candy and great crowd Is present from far and owe rs for sale. Luncheon will be near and there Is much excitement 8erve r0 12 to supper from 5 to 7. The first called was Cornelius CanBeld. oe cream and cake any time during He Is a brother-in-law of Paul Halll- ne a Pi day, Jr.

He stated In substance He had not seen him any the last week, A CaatIKl OaborB Brown have made Mr. Schwartz the family. They come with the best of credentials as to qualifications and we bespeak for them tbe patronage of these having children to educate. A Sccl.l. A salad social will he given by the Y.

P. S. C. E. at the First Congregational Church Thursday evening, Sept.

7. A pleasing programme of vocal and Instrumental music will be presented Ilev. Dr. Roblneon will also give an Informal talk on The World's Fair and some of Its "after which refreshments will be served to all. Admission 20 cents.

DlMOlntlon of Pmtnenlilp. The copartnership heretofore existing between William R. Dewsnap, Christopher Schwartz and Daniel D. who were engaged In carry- Ing on the Ice business at Mechanicstown has been dissolved. The dissolution In no w.y effect, retail tee bu.lne.

now carried on MIDDLETOWN. N. Y. ALFRED WRIGTH'S PERFUMES arc considered one of the Gnott made. WE CARRY FULL LINE in bulk and bottles of nil sizes.

C. TUTHIUL, JR. saw Mrs-Halllday at the barn yester- contraot or 7)0 oo baskets oC peaches day morning; was bringing a fork Jull Mr DMW Balleyi of i enwoo i of hay to the cows! Pau', who -a. with The oontraot calu taking A Hardware Store It.blied. store of the MlU.paugh Hard daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Kes- ire i through the body. In search- nce rested upon singer deceased, former residents of (m tjje uUeti one was found lm- into custody (m tjje uUeti one was NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY and don't you forfiol it. Some of tho beat bar galnucxcr hoard of in BUILDING LOTS. cflttdiTOs fftrmi business Mle Money to loan on Dodd nod, oer coil Any imouiiv from to swok.

tnil mortgages for Ion tlmnf.co UNI MIDDLETOWN SAVINGS BANK, CMMMr will for I PRESENTS OUTHWELL'S CITY ART STORE. KOHTH STIIEKT. Refreshing Soda Water cm difult and harmless 1f made from. FRESH, RIPE FRUIT pure naicr That in tba Is mule it tbc pharmacj of c. e.

Cor Soutt Mile gta Bclllne tor Huylcr'e SPRING SUITINGS -ARE- BEGINNING TO CHRIS KLOHS', TUB LKALMNO, Merchant Tilor, esiottbStnet:" thlseity-Mr. Kessinger being at the ln tbe bone. This was prOTe against her she was releared. time ol his death some 21 year, ego-a S2 MnVlvr MQ oorrei- About tw years ago she again came partner of Mr. Stivers In the publlca- bnllftt tht hid he Press-arrived In town to- tton of the Press-arrived day for avl.lt of a few days and Is a the floor durlng pubUo she wen to New- nd hlred a team of how.

from woman wa. between j. and with John Glen GREEN GINGER and all epices who'e atd grout direct from the mffleiB Thay're'bwght right, wld rifct, are right. W. D.

OLNEY, day for a OT TM, woman wa. etween j. and wt on guest of the family of Mr. W. H.

ttog- mfl 3g yew of 6 feet hlgbi nd brought them to her home. Here ers on Highland avenue. welehed about 1 65 dark auburn they traded -Dr. Daniel Bailey Hardenbergh, of bwk Md put up ln ,1 Ma them away ana arrested, would to him about It aa ur day night for an on Miss We returned to the-village ttdpro- ou Fuller He wa. discharged thi.

cured search a warrant. We on mornlng no one appeared against! J. Bntetummeiit, Marching the house. She objected and hlm Friday evening two classes In St. struck Officer Catfield with a board.

I Harrfgan wa. run out of i. Sunday school will give a Jap- -Dr. Daniel Bailey nardenoergn, 01 bwi Md put up ln Md hef were wrested, New York city, who recently had oh6aktaBetl full face with Glen WM gent to for a charge of the practice of bis cousin, partially decayed time wai lent to Goshen jail. Dr.

T. D. Mills, In Mlddletown, while rf mtM i nB Pr om Her he pU, the iniane dodge and He told bar that If she was innocent town (or intoxication. the would not be -harmed. She told I them the would ihow them where her at wortln Bloomlngburg.

anese entertainment at the church for the benefit of the school. The mission will be ton oente; and Ezra Kendall his menti be served at the of the A excitement wai by a laughable play, "The bringing In a piece of bone from greatly delighted a large last T1 tho latter wae absent In California, location, she mlg-ht have been a of H. Hardenbergb, of Port Jervls, has Mn the humble walk, of I or i at Matteawan. been appointed by the medical journals bjecVed' more or less to jpring wa. re'eased and the old oommlttod to the asylum of New York city to attend the Medl-1 work The doctors gave a.

their mHl took her back By thli cal Congress In Washington this week tfce wanM de ad ime the neighbor! would Casino. They are flrst ATCBUC CIu. Tbl. evening tbe Grand Avenue oSMsr-'ssias was burned. Halllday 1.

acting quite orazy thi. afternoon, and her can be choice a. Dr. Hardenbergh li In all re- SBOOND BODY with her husband almost alone. about the premise, re- crowbar heard all over the borhood.

It hat heoome put handcuff, upon her. neigh- people on'the road with them. Tired of WlllUm Mann, an elderly carpet weaver ol Trl-Statei, took hi. own Hie himself through the head Tuttle, 91 Cottage Invitation to all. A cordial DAH.Y Tuna, a month wa.

Ure4 of UJe. Tw.ar-to«th The Inspection and mutter ol the 24th He Separate Co. will take place at the armory on Friday, Sept SCHOOL TIME is soon at hand. Mothers w'Jl do well to prepare thoir children in wearing apparol at Iho Bluo Front Slorn. We BIO ehowiog a good lino of boys' waiete, baU, caps, etc at tho One Price Bluo Front Storo, 10 North street O..