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and ploy-ens 05cc.
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Pianoiorte, Organ and liusical
Composition.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Platte finished and mm.
J oral! kinds promptly aueadedtn.
Ann street. mar lain
P. 0. “South Norwalk Ct.
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Undertaker & Em halmer.
ammo morn am. m m omen.
lie. 4 Knight or Iteetdarce, 5 at. St.,
mm lorwuiit. Conn.
I. I. ”APP,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
8 and tinpalntend-
enceiwtheconetraulou otevery description
of buildings.
TBRIS BEASCNABLE.
Onion—Tarmr‘e Building Washington st ,
Sal. Norwalk P. 0. Box 775
own wonvrm savuvos Hana
‘ 5] Wamngtoa Street.
zpubanyiromhtoilnmqandiromltolum
an ondeturdayeveningairomdtus.
H'iutacataliowedonbepoeita.
amen sou Press
Joan rt. hauls Vice-Plea;
may. was It. KiihPP. see. am: rm
Sloan Masonry and Grading.
1‘8le Stone lasendertree
tot-ior- the public test be Is
Oraniteeuppiied iov underpin» Sane
WILLIAI LAW 3.
m No. 5 Hill street. Norealk
HORSE CLIPPIhG.
he (ring $4.? machine power. by a
g} :‘hfiWMhWM-t1mfi'r‘i
@3135 Will Shift:
wooed“ Li Stable. .
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alum-amen.
liilltilt all Headstone:
P. W. BATES.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
awaken-new.
”Middle” - lawihlevwalh.
Artificial Stone Steps. Collins.
; . Lanai-mas. .
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
duo. doc
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’ottcutons, Mimo-
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tllll Elms.
$25.00 Antique Chamber Suite
reduced to 320.00.
830.00 Solid Oak Suits reduced
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tom- WITOLAR A 005:.
WHAT IS WELL?
It is an il'alllble remedr tor Rhea-alien.
learalnta. leiallea (teas and tier-vows or
learnt-la fleadaeheo
While it is a prop-relay medicine, it is none the
leeaspotant. vsluabespeeile in the var ell-ene-
lav wntehtt leveolelmnlnttsd. The combination is
the result of close study at the bedside of autumn
a iiert w th linen-auteur, both acute and chronic
learn or Nervous lieadech -ol the moat aura
vo'rd oval, Sciatica at years’ standing, Lumblm
MdOoutoi ever ty of severity
to the pubic
Kuflol‘ trill menu to "ocu-
asder isl e more
Is made which the remety will not sustain. it are a
an intro In its powers luv It worts wi host lelth.
You do Millers to wait weeks or till a ior benefit,
but can notelaegood matte iro- Ihedretdoae.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU i" AM HOUR
andone bottle will romeo to cure any acute attack
“HIE! IOT‘l’LIO
Have cured cases or flitoen yeara'
standing.
lulledon receipt oi pr.ce, fol: per bottle.
volt eaut or am. Duuootere.
030. o ooouwiw a 00.. new Agente,
us i no ly BOSTON. IAitli.
llVBlililli'l'S
i have Just received a large line ‘1
$8, $10 and $12 UVEBCOATS
Which i am going to
Sacrifice til $6, $8 all $10
David—Stow
80. HAIR STREET,
UP "Alli.
FURNITURE!
NEW STOIH‘}.
NEW GOODS.
iiavina removed to four doors above the old
wand, intoa new store. and storied it with new
not. among them specially adapted ior
I
Holiday Presents,
balloon furniture. laeelr, Samoa Chairs.
[unheat- stands, stalls. Ill fact every; lug you
no think nt in the inml‘nre line
Imybotlyluvltnl Iocall and look at a bright
new etmc. flocked with bright new goods.
GFU. H. fliYiflNfl,
46 & 48 MAIN S'l‘.,
seamen, or.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Bail flH'lll Filigll Llll
South nor-walk
"gawk, Or.
was PRDPILLIRS
Call and Examine 'i‘llem
d V ' J A' it with1 to Your Own Interest
CITY OF NflBWiLKl: EAGLE ‘ ‘ “ '
33.3:ch more: M *-
momm’smt it"s: l. , South
mam iro- and received ior all
points on the Daabary and lowwalh and
ma; Railroads at Greatly “need
Davis
The Tailor,
South Sortvullt. -
U a [cation to the Cit oiliorwalh
part c will be nurture:I tel cl ireub'
fit”.
anywhere in New York or its
Willi persons are forbid mutton any at the
emptoyeceoi the beam oi this linear: o'
theawneravhereoi.
COIIIIe
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
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SOLE AGENTS
‘ 331: '30.!
Plumbin
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet iron Work.
3mm, RAIGES,
AND T I N W AR E.
mm for
Steam and iiot Air fleeting.
luau: BALI. moor.
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An insult Avenged
.m-r-
run HOUSE HEARD THE REPORT.
la-coagreeeman Taliban railed Corro-
speadeet lilaeald's ler at the capital
and neeetvea a Ballet nu isey Ilsa
Ills titan-Winged by an laauited Pi‘my.
Wartime-roe, larch l.-A pistol allot
that echoed through the loity corridors oi
theCapitol; a man down the
marble steps. his lace covered [with blood,
and upon the landing. alone, another III.
hoidingp smoking revolver in Matter-bite:
hand, was the tragic tableau which shocked
Washington yrlltorday aiteraoon. Charlt-
E. Kincaid, a well known Kentuclan and:
newspaper correspondent here, had shot
William Preston Taothee, ex-nprsseutatlve
irom the Tenth Kentucky district, in retail-
atlon ioranindiznity he had enlisted at
the ex-congresemnn‘s hands.
When the shot rang out the corridors were
filled with people coming and going in
the chamber at the house. not a doaen yard!
away, a lively wrangle was in progress, and
within eye range oi the stairway were
Representatives Flower and Duuphy oi New
York. At the hollow. remundiog report oi
the pistol shot they sprang to their test and
rushed into the corridor in time to ear Tattl-
hee reel down the staircase and sink ex-
hausted upon the marble tiling. in amo-
merit a dozen men surrounded the prostrate
iorm. As the strong arms tilted his bad
imm the floor the wounded man covered his
iace with his hands and exclaimed:
“My God, my God, he has shot me! i am
terribly hurt!“
The Shooting Described.
The shooting is thus described: Taulbee,
arm in arm with ex-Doorkeeper Donaldson,
was ' ting the steps leading to the res-
tuurant. Kincaid come just behind. 0n
reaching a up“ about three steps up Kincaid
culled 'l'nuibee by name and the latter
turned. The correspondent quickly drew a
it‘d—caliber revolver, placed it close to his
iorehcad and tired. The ball entered just
over the leit eye and lodged where the sur-
geons cannot lind it. Kincaid, who stood
by with the smoking revolver in his hand,
coolly admitted that. be tired the shot. lie
was placed under arrest.
‘ A Possibly Fat-l Wound.
Within live minutes the story had been
told in the remotest corner oi the Capitol,
Thewrangie in the house ceased and the
members hurried into the corridors. Repre-
sentative Yoder, oi Ohio, who isa phyei-
ctan, hastened to the room where the
wounded men lay. He was shortly ailer-
wanis joint-ii by Dr. Adams, and the two
madea cureiul examination oi the wound,
They found that the bullet had entered just
above the left eye and was i now
where at the base oi the skull. Stimulants
were administered and as soon as he could
be moved Tauibeo was taken in aunt-go
to his home at the corner oi East Capitol
and Third streets, where Dr. Bayne attend-
ed him. Upon the doctor’s advice the
wounded men was subsequently removed in
an smbulunm to Providence hospital
There his wound was again examined and
prunouncctidnugemm, but not necessarily
iatoi. Tsulboe will be disfigured ior life
and will undoubtedly lose the sight oi his
leit eye.
The (‘au.~ oi the Shooting.
The complete story oi the shootin‘wiil
not be told until Kincaid k putontrial.
The statement he now makes is that oi an
overwrought, unstmng man, and the only
witness or the whole aiiair, ex-Doorkeeper
Samuel Donaldson, declares he will say noth-
ing until hidden to do so by those who have
the right to demand his testimony.
The case is shrouded in very little mys-
tery, however, and the causes which led up
to the uniortunate episode are well known
here. Two years ago Tauibee represented
the Tenth Kentucky district in the F'iitieth
congress. Several at his escapades became
current gossip about the Capitol. Women
visually figured prominently in them. On
one occasion he was reported to have been
discovered under compromising circum-
stances with a female clerk luoue oi the
model rooms of the potent oilice. The story
found its way into print in the local new!»
papers here. Kincaid was or that time the
Washington correspondent of The Louisville
Timea The scandal at the occurrence as
sun-ed such proportions that he wrote an
account oi it and telegraphed it to his jour-
nal. The Times circulated widely in the
Tenth Kentucky district, and the eflect oi
the publication was to do considerable dam-
age to Taulbee’a reputation.
Gian: Against Plpny.
Since that time Tauibee has nursed ht
wrath against Kincaid and has never lost
andomrtunity to annoy him The Kan
tricky conznmmanholargeman, quitedx
feet tall and, though spare, oi strong and
wiry irame. Kincaid h notabove live ieai
threeincbes in height and weighs only a
tvliie over a hundred Taulbea in M
ycanold, while Kincaid ieabout fit Both
men are quick to and both have been
brought up with a profound respect for the
code daello. Both have very nice his-e
about personal responsibility ior alronie
and exact and punctiliom notions in regard
to Iver-ting insulin From the butt-ti-
many obtainable it appears that 'l'anlbee
has studiously :endeavored to provokeKine
caid into a demonstration of some sort.
while the latter has quite as “My
triedtoavoidanyeuoouuier. .-
Kine-id's Bar Pallad-
Bhortlyaiternooa Kincaidwaihsdnpto
the sateen door or the chamber eithe
homesndeeuthieeardiatn tire
Carath, oi Kmtncky. While haw-await
iagt‘or Ir. Canthtooomaout'i’aaiheelsit
the chamber, and, observing Kincaid,
walhdnptohlmaad-ld:
“Iwaattohaveahwwerrhwlthyoe.”
”ihavenotimsto talk with you
byaxeu-m
Ana-lied Ila limes.
“That nun 'i’anlhse.” said he, “has
bounding me for over a year. has
multedmenoiesethan six times. Had it
aotbeeo loriearthst it wouldktll ,
[would haretakenmeaeures to resent
attackelool ego. Butaiew month ago
drovemsagaiust an iron her. On several
occasionehehaekuoehedeniostme. ihad
beeotoid by Col. Shaw and Jay Durham
Who the Ian Are.
William Preston Taulbee, since declining
a reelection to courses laatyear, has been
here and in New Yorkvgivlng histime to
dealings in Kentucky lands, and has made
melargeeaieeoitractslntheeasternpart
oithestate. Hewasamemberoithe
I‘orty-ninth and Flitlsth coupe-ea, lie
was chairman oi the committee that investi-
gatedthe school site purchases iuthsdiav
trict last winter.
Charles Elm Kincaiti isaxraduate oi
Carter college. Dsnvilie, Ky.. and he- has
been well known in newepaper, politicaland
social drcles in Kentucky. lie comes oi an
excellent iamiiy, has at all times stood high
in the estimation oi Kmtuokiau and he
never until this time had any dimeuity oi a
personal nature.
h“... -. 4‘-..“
DICK HAWES HANBeo.
‘l'ha Triple lard-var Pays the Death
Penalty-Illa Statement.
Bturtrouatr, Ala, larch L—Dick Barres else
was hanged at 12:3) tor the murder oi his
wits and two children in December, 1&38.
Hawes spent the night rustle-sly and ate
maringly in the morning, but when the
time ior the execution arrived was calm,
cool and collected He walked to the gel-
lows with a steady step. not a muscle oi his
lace quivering or showing any signs oi
emotion. At ”:25. accompanied by the
eheriii and spiritual advisers, he went to
the gallows and made a statement that his
previous statement was true. He said he
paid John Wylie m put his wile and chil-
drenoutoi the way because his wife rev
tuned to leave as she had promised—having
hear-dot hisiutended marriage to another
woman.
T he ‘trap tell at ”:30; liie was extinct in
thirteen minnows. [its body was cut down
in twenty-one minutes and delivered to his
relatives, who will take the remains to At»
lsnta ior interment. in accordance with the
condemned man's request. to be buried by
the side at his mother. Great excitement
prevailed during the time oi the execution
The streets near the jail were crowded, ai-
thonzh the execution was not public.
A Train Robber Arrested.
in)“, 0., liarch l.—Detectives have at»-
rested Al Junta, a iamer’e eon, mid to be
moi aweiiorgsnirod band oi trainrob-
hers, and also unearthed a large amount oi
property near Spencervillo said to have
beeustolen by the gang from the Chicago
and Atlantic. the Clover Lani and the Cinr
eiamtl, Jackson and Mackinaw railroath
it in estimated that the railroad companies
have suiiered a lo- oi at least steam worth
of ireight at the hands oi the thieves.
Jonesandanumber oihis pals weresur»
prised by the village marshal and two do
tectives when they attempted to haul away
some at the plunder which had been so-
eretedin the woods near Spencerville, but
all except Jones took to their hash and
madegood their escape. Jones is held in
default of 9|,(Xl0 hail
A Novel licuefli Schwinn.
New Your, March l.-~'i'he Pennsylvania
Railroad company has placed at the dis
posai oi Manager A. ll. Palmer, oi the
Madison Square Theatre company. a special
train iroru New York to Washington and
return on March )0. which will enable Hr.
Palmer to take his “Aunt Jack” company
to the capital, give a matinee performance
ior the benefit at the Actor's fund, and re
turn to New York in time ior the evening
periormsnce on the same day. The entire
proceeded the matinee performance will
timely-J realined by the actor’s land, lan-
agerJ. W. Albangh,oi the Grand
house, Washington, having given the use oi
his theatre ior the purpose.
lie Shot at livery One in Sight.
Norman. Earth l.—Samuel McNeil,
locomotive fireman in the Grand Trunk
yardgwassbot inthe neck by a cleaner
named Sugrue. The diiiiculty areas over
camcorders givenbry McNeil. After firing
atleNeiiJiegrne tired {our shots at the
menarouudtheshopa Healao fired upon
two policemen, but was finally arrested.
The bullet wu extracted from Iciieil‘r
neck, but helsin a dangerous condition.
Oar-awe ior oe—paleory lei-cation.
lawman, Win, larch i.-Atalargely
attended ousting oi
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Banter, Phaeton. Carriages,
Bunnies, Spindles, etc.
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Canned Fruits.
Cattlornla bite Cherries
ultimate Bartlett Poem, I): per can.
l'aaara falls White Cherries. 11¢ per canteen”:
Quality of all time Good: Warranted
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SPECIALTIES: ,.
linear ever uttered is South lorealh.’
Leaders in the Boot and Rhee Trade.
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