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) 1 ' L “fl. \f, l J Hundred Thousand Persons in the City , l
U ' . ‘to \Vitness the Dedication Ceremonies. , .
: “”— Omaha, June 2.—Amid the music of
.1 NOW Hampshire 893530: [Jones ia hundred bands, the cheers of 100,000
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people, the blasts of many whistles. ’ . ,
and the waving of innumerable flags, - _ 3,.
__ -_ the trans-Mississippi and international EPAIBIN --
exposition was dedicated yesterday. ‘ ' .
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SOD-BL“; SEGI‘L-LARY GAGE . Everything contributed to the
‘ _" smoothness of the final hours of prep- ’ I ‘ if
The New Hampshire senator Speaks for arations and nothing occurred to mar A SPECIAL .A
An Hour and a Half in Advocacy of the occasion. At 53.30 o'clock the great . ' . ‘ ~
“me parade Started 0“ its mm” mm None But First-Class Workmen ! No Boys!
the center of the city to the grounds. _ '
the Government to lii-Metalism—Critl- The Marine 1:,an from Washington . _
cises Secretary G.-ge for the Position 19d the pageant and a hundred musical
organizations from the various states
of the middle West contributed to the
W'ashington, June 2.——\Vhen the war occasion. .
revenue bill was taken up in the Sen- The parade was three miles long,
ate yesterday, Mr. Chandler, Republi- consisting 0f the officers and guests of
can of New Hampshire, assuming, he the exposition in carriages, the} semi-
said, that the majority of the finance military organizations and all the se-
On the War Revenue Bill.
Hardest things in the house to clean. Most
contrary things to keep clean. Most unpleasant
* when not cleaned. Are made clean and kept clean
easily with that enemy of oil and grease and dirt—
Largest package—greatest economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK. COMPANY,
Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Boston. Philadelphia.
An Amendment to the Bill Pledging
~v'l THE ORIENT. A2»
He Trek on the (,‘iirroiicy Qinstioh.
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4. committee would .xzsast upon its propo- cret SOCieties 0‘ ““° and adjacen. ,
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sition to coin tlir: sliver seigniorage, states. Larly the specxal trains had -_ ..
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.. . ,, ,3 and that the ,1; ,,,,_,bljcan minority begun to unload L.._lI‘ crowds, until Name , ,
proposition, the railroad men estimated that at
thought it proper to offer some re- least 100,000 people‘l‘ad arrived. These
marks upon an amendment which he mingled With the citizens 0f Omaha
had offered to the pending bill. The and formed one 3’43 phalanx along
the route of the parade for more than
ten miles.
. 0 , , Rev. Dr. Nichols of St. Louis. 0 en-
};olicy o; the United States not to com- ed the exercises at the grounds v’vith
mlt the country m-t-re thoroughly to the an appeal to “He who doeth all things
gold standard, but that the efforts 0f well,", to shower his blessings on the.
‘ the government in all its branches shall enterprise and the people of the trans-
be steadily directed to secure and Mississippi region especially.
maintain the use of silver as well as President G. W- Vfattles. Hon. 3011}!
gold as standard money with the free B. Webster of Omaha and Hon. John
coinage of both under a system of bi- IN. Baldwin of Countjil Bluffs eulogized
metallism which will insure the parity Zfiisgggaifgarfiielég” xfiizflfge as;
in value 0f the coins 0f the two metal“? long distance telephone, touched the
furnish a sufficient volume of metallic magic button. which set the machinery
money and give :~: munity to the world in motion, and the exposition was ded-
of'trade from v;:.‘i:.-.nc fluctuations in ex- icated.
change.” —-—-—-————-
BRYAN MAY GO TO PHILIPPINES.
‘T‘HEf'BéI-‘ZST would press its bond
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To Await Developments.
Referring to the general features of. War Department Makes an Exception in —‘_D.A.ILY—‘—
the bill, Mr. Chandicr declared that the Favor of His Regiment.
opponents of the existing war should VVashing‘ton, June 2.——The war de-
not be allowed to make it unpopular by partment has made an exception to its
the infliction upon the people of oner- rule governing apportionments of . .
0 LSE N B ROS ous and ill advised taxation. He urged troops among the states by consenting J . ‘ ‘L
that it were better to await the devel— to muster in the regiment Of Nebras-
0 . . , . _ ka infantry of which W. J. Bryan 'is , ‘
3 . opments Of the war oefore making ex colonel Under the second call for vol-
EXCLUSIVE AGE" rs FOR tensive provision for it. A few months ' ~ ‘ BETWEEN
unteers Nebraska’s apportionment was
hence, he thought, it would be far eas— 660 men.
ier than it is now to determine what W‘hen Governor Holcomb was in— '
amount of taxation should be levied. formed by the war department a few .
Mr. Chandler announced his opposi- days ago that Nebraska would be cal- I
tion to the issue of legal tender notes. led on to furnish only 660 men, he sent - ,
a long telegram to Secretary Alger,
PROI’ELLERS
The war, he said, could be fought to a asking that B \ad's reg'ment be ac
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tiljumphant cfloselvnthcaut endangeiing cepted: _After a consultation with the.
t e paiity 0 go (1 an ‘our em: mg president, Secretary Alger yesterday
paper mcney. In _1 *5 opinion, howevei, directed the adjutant general to inform
the DI‘ODOSBd comage 0f the 511“” Governor Holcomb that the rule gov-
scigniorage was an entirely different erning apportionmen‘ts would be waiv- »
thing. He saw advantages that would ed in the case of Nebraska, and that I
accrue to the country from the conver— Bryan’s regiment would be taken into TY 0F NURWALK L an E .
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an issue of ten-year 3 per cent. bonds the Mariana islands if the United Leave Bret'23, E. H. Beekman St., New York, at 3 p. m.
as the cheapest way of raising-needed States takes possession of them. Leave Norwalk 0 p. m.; South Norwalk, 6 p. m. ,
funds for the prosecution of the war. ' ‘ 'The dCCiSion to accept Brlfafl’s com- Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to the agent-Is, 'the
Mr. Chandler then began a discussion mend ,“ as based on a d'sDes‘tl'on To be City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be sent. for special lots of. freight any
of the financial question in which he fair With the late Democratic preSiden- , , J , _ 0
‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ~ - where in New York or its v1c1nity.
opposed the gold standard and advoca- “31 candidate, and also to remove . . - , .
ted bime+allism cause for the criticism in which his All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this line
on account of the owners thereof.
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sion of the seigniorage into money and the. United States service. .
not he least danger. He felt, therefore, It is said that the regiment W111 be
that it would be wise and 'healthv to sent to guard outlying islands 0f the
Secretary Gage Criticisrd. partisans were indulging.
In the course of a discussion of the EX-CONSUL LEE IN JACKSONVILLE #
administration’s effort to secure inter- —— ' , .. .-
coin the seigniorage. He also favored Philippines, or else ‘0 the Ladrones 0T4
national bimetallism Mr, Chandler crit— The General Received With Great Enthu
Restores
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SAVER FEMALE REMEDY (SUPPOSITOF‘JECZ
vb" icised Secretary Gage sharply for the siasm——A Talk With General Miles.
illlIlEl, [WEE position he had assumed in attempting Jacksonville, Fla.. June 2.—General ,
PRICE .50 01:8. 5. SPKEE" to irrevocably commit the“ administra- Fitzhugh Lee arrived in this city from ’
' tion to the gold standard. Following Tampa Tuesday evening and his wel- 3,, '
AT ALL Will Keep your a reference to the work of the bimetal- come amounted to an ovation. Hun- ', " ,
. . 59.93”“ in Healthy lic commission in Europe, he introduc- dreds crowded the station as the train _' .. '...'/L , ' - . , ‘I g
DRUGGISTS. Condition. ed in his speech 5. letter which he wrote rolled in, and cheer upon cheer greet- -, - ‘ ‘ ”WNW "m Mi“, M37 /’ ’lCfiffifi
1' fliers-~- ‘0 .the Wilde“. .00: Se?tember ‘“ “film as he sewed from M“ Planes " .003? -. ' 0. allIWilli/Wu”mum”ill/Ti}:
11,102.10 ‘; which he propheSIed the failure of the private car, which had been placed at «4,3103% '- '~ . * -_- -3 .3‘ c \_i
' U" in“. commission‘s efforts. ' his disposal. A committee of promi— g'if/Z‘gé -_,°._U
!’ 325' ” ,, I, ”TO this letter,” said Mr- Chandler, nent citizens met him and he was es- 2;; g ' ' e
‘ ' ‘ at the conclusion of the reading. “I re- corted to the Seminole club, where he (r . ‘ '3
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ccived no reply.” was entertained by his old friends here.
Mr. Chandler then referred to the No formal demonstration was at—
message of the president transmitting tempted, as he had expressed his v;-
the action of the Indianapolis monetary strong aversion to such a welcome. HI; .. 3 ‘
commission, and said the House hast- was driven later to the Windsor ho-
ened to take action in favor of the gold tel, which will be his headquarters in
standard. ‘He continued to discuss the this city.
action of Secretary Gage and criticised Later in the evening,‘ accompanied
his hostility to silver and international by several members of his staff, Gen-
bimetallism. Speaking of the action of eral Lee paid his respects to General
the Teller resolution, which reaffirmed Miles and his party during their stay
the Stanley Matthews silver resolution, in this city en route to Tampa. The
_ , . he said that Secretary Gage had many two generals enjoyed half an hour’s
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, supporters in the Republican party. He conversation in General Miles’s pri-
SAVER LlVBR PILLS 35 CC“ ‘ »‘“- said that at the head of those who vate car, but nothing was given out
’”’ voted for the Matthews resolution in for publication.
the House was William McKinley, new
president, and in the Senate, William
13. Allison of Iowa. He thought it re-
-—~~-~ markable that what was true and hon-
est twenty years ago was true but dis~ in the hawk Capital.
honest now. Mr. Chandler said the Re- Paris, June 2.—The civil marriage "f
public-an party did not hesitate to re- Miss Edith Stuyvesant Dresser to Mr.
organize the supreme court in order to George Vanderbilt Of New York took
assert the right of the United States to place at three o’clock yesterday after-
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a 0” an a on issue irredeemable paper money. noon in the town hall of the Eighth
AS Executor, TrUStee, AdmlnlStrator, Guardian, Re' He reviewed the various decisions of gistrigt 0: Paris, on gle' 151:: €330“
_ . - . r‘3" th . ‘ t th' b'.:t d e epu y mayor 0 me. e . ere
CBIVBI’, Ass1gnee 01' In RePleVln, AttaChment Canes, Sgdsfifimfaffofil 020m)? 125391031, were fifteen persons present. The wit~
etc., AS a Letter Carrier, [18 a Contractor, AS a danger by coinage of silver if it was nesses were Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
. - - ‘ .L ‘ Mr. Hamilton McK. Twombley, Mr.
United States Offic1al, As State, County, Town. or “Ogifif‘gififi‘: 2:011:29 iiiufnoiigfifeihd Daniel Lem, Dresser and M,_ John
City Offimal, - As an Officer of a Fraternal Soc1ety ahalf and _was accorded careful atten— Nicholas Brown of Providence There
, - . - h- .gh t. was no marriage contract whatever,
As an employee of a Bank,C01poration or Mercantile “on t ’0“ O“ and the ceremony only lasted fifteen
establishment, -I- BELVIDERE PASSENGERS SAFE.
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' ‘ , I I l I Arrival at Philadelphia on a Norwegian place to-day in the American church
1 Steainer—S‘enor Capote Among; Them. on the Rue Alma.
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Wealthoi the Klondike
Sh‘rtwd Investors Arc Sure Winners.
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The ose 11 Ladue Gold Mining and DeveIopment-Company
of Yuko'rrl, {hiding opportunity for the eatreme‘ly profitable use of addi-
tional working capital in connection with its transportation busme-ss, the
Company now oifer for investment 3. limited amount of its new 51x per
cent. preferred stock. ‘
PRO RATA DIVISION OF ALL SURPLUS EARNINGS.
adne was the ioneer of the Klondike.
Joseph L “ was the onnder of Dawson City.
“ “ obtained a monopoly of the adjacent timber lands. '.
“ “ purchased the original quartz discovery m the Klondike
thought to be the “ Mother Lode.” . .
u “ established the onl saw-mill m the Klondike district.
“ " controls the Canadian patent on Dawson city.
Mr. Ladue came east with this basic wealth and interested the most conservative
and highest class of financiers. forming one of the strongest and most‘ owrerfuimam;
oaties yet organized. His Klondike placer claims of 500 feet each. 0t (fr 0" ef
Quartz. roperty on Gold Bottom Creek, saw-mill plant, timber rights, an som o
the best ots in Dawson City have been turned over to the above company .
‘ The above company has since purchaSed the
Fine Passenger 8.8. “ MORGAN CITY,”
' ' hich will
2 teet lon 2,500 tons burden and carrying capacity for 750 passengers. w
.352 rate betaeen San Francisco, or Seattle and Skaguay up to about the 1st of gun?
wli en she will be put in coxnmiss ion to S‘tf lléichzlilels in connection With four river 0a ..
and four or more freight scows on the u on iver.
All the valuable assets of the company are behind this stock and investors are
" sured of am 1e rotection. . _ .
n5 Price of grefxerred stock $10.00 per share, pavable _5o per cent or. applic‘ationand
balance on allotment of shares. (Right reserved to Withdraw stcc; uncut notice.)
Subscriptions for the stock should be sent ‘
W. H. SPOONER, Agent for R. I. and Conn., 146 Westmirs‘ it,
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Purely Vegetable. Will cure Biliousness, Consdpaticin, Files. Sick-Headache 57;." .,
DlspePSlfi- Small Easy ta :21 WEDDED IN PARTS.
George .Vanderbilt United to Miss Dresser
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NE BECOME SOLE SURETY ON ALL BONDS.
The religious ceremony wi take
and crew of the freight steamer Belvi- Katandin’s Machinery Breaks Down.
‘dere, which was wrecked off Cape Boston, June 2.—The U. S. S. Ka—
OF MARYLAND ISH IT Maysi, Cuba. arrived here on the Nor- tahdin, which has just completed ex-
, ' wegian steamer hung Frode from P0.” tensive repairs to her starboard engine - ’ '
Antonio, which reached her dock in made a trial in the harbor Tuesday
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' ’ mvvvv‘v ,kAmx ‘ _ had on board twenty-tour passengers tory. She made a few circuits of the ‘
3 BYINGTON A and the crew'bf forty—one persons from harbor and then ran down in the di- .
WILLIAM H. , gent, the Belx'idere. Vice. PreSident Capote rection of the forts. » When opposite '
' ' ‘ of the Cuban republic, who was feared Fort Independence the machinery
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NORWALK BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
were brought here. . was dis ‘ .
. . . . patched to her aSSistance and
'lhe Belvidere sailed from Kingston towed her back to the yard. Machin-
Norwalk Fire Insurance Co.
for Boston last Wedneslay and was ists will set at work immeliatcly to
wrecked on the followmg day. The make the necessary repairs.
Kong Frode paSSed Reedy island in tha- '
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Delaware bay at 8.30 o’clock yesterday '1' fth D‘ '8: Crew Hui-t.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION SIN CE morning and signalled all well. NoerIZOVaf Jéfe EFT)“, auxwary . . .................
1860' I cruiser Dixie returned to Old Point
To Protect Homestead Settlers.
, Q“ NO OUTSTANDING CLAIMS.
. yesterday afternoon after gun practice
Washington, June 2.—.A, bill for the at sea. The gunners are said to have
The S'ucneszul Merchants iii Nor-5.3
S- B- WILSON, 3
protection of homestead settlers who
enter the military or naval services of
the United States in time of war, was
passed by the Senate at the opening of
displayed excellent marksmanship. The
six-inch and the six-pounder_ guns were
both fired and the target was pierced
several times at long range. Coxswain
Walk all advertise in The” GAZETTE.3-
.pRACTICAL CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. 0 3T0. 0.... 000-000 0000.00 0.000 000-w...000 W0... 0. because it keeps them in __touch with; ’i ’
that the service in the War with Spain the crew, were badly hurt by one of the un
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Wal' tract, Norwalk, Conn. . : -:- . -:- .g. ._.
any part of the Country.
ment ,thgD claim stall not be. forfeited.
ken and ‘
being lowered. Stone’s hand was bro-
L~ was hurt internally; -
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. 'tima s cheerfully given. Large buildings a. specialty. Contracts taken h n b ., ~69 d -1 d . , ' h , t0 0 - ' h p ‘3 '
lnl Es W Steam mill and yard, 8 Cross street. Oifice,.92 :01], use: 232115.23, 325d $25.1; 332.1352)..- boats falling upon them While It was t 6 en Ire Durc . 3'8ng 00
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