Willi Salim
:1 Wishes; Asoaraitus
‘W‘II’IIIC my morning.
llelllil
new. SALE
The limit, Hoods tor.
the Least honey
u:- MAIN STREET.
Sb'ics are
Dacia
an c'n-lry out!
'1“ tat-pod on bum ..
I
r ' SHOE can-trillion.
' “can and haul Waterproof Grain.
gaming qualmnoi this elm
mbe "may rndom-
twat-n.
ed. an donate
1!: in command! It
’19". A tlno cali Shot;
0 and durability.
the «mud tinn-
rice.
3.: tanner-tally adapted
Schaub it Son,
> . ”mama. m0-
3on the lanuiaoturer.
See our
Gents’, Ladies’
Inosmnv
cast Window.
assortment 01
In?“
.&r
l
IN
CHILDREN'S llllllllll] VESl'Sl
AT
10 (Its. Eaich
Our
usual largo
and Children’s
Millilllll llNlllllWlllll
AT POPULAR PRICES.
—-—-——4w ———-—-
HENRIETTA CLOTHS
In Desirable Colors at
25 Wills.
STOCK
Is well assorted with attractive goods.
<> - m~—
l. llllllllllllllll & Son
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
will aotoniah you
ill} lllll hills inns Prices.
. _ 0....-.—
lllllllS lllll SHllES
GLOVER & 01.th ’b
SPECIAI/l‘ I Es. -
Our 8|!th Kid Miol’ 3200 Show are the “llt'lll our oiim d in ('30th Nurwalla,
Ladiea' French Kid [land Served, Indim' Fri-net: tummt and «win at prion; "III
A tall line oi Lodm', (lhildron’a and Iim'a Show that will my all m vx mun».
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe 'l‘rmlo.
IiIIill Business llillin!
"AIM”. GONE.
IBOPBNI SBP'I'BIIBBII an.
I mmmmnamnm Book
W mm nan-lilo 15W Short-
hIad. tl ate. thou
dtat abeI bet-glowed» tho lilflm Aim.
uh. not on b?
ltllli In IIIIII his Lila!
Mull-Imam run-W
Tummy-I IoiblIgtmwmn «mot at
it
pygmy-m. dung
fi'firm“ mtv— «up It"
II. a nan-Ilium All-I.
Valli-puma, “I'm-It.
JACOB I. LAITOII,
u“ fimfiégfi
! m - .
To the Citizens of South Norwalk
and Vicinity:
Wearenow Wm todo
lilllll, Silver, Nickel and lluiizsi
PollohEzlJafi' Igeil‘itfwila' all
Mulls of llletnl (Bandit
A Ipevldty naieoi i’haodctlm "twin Lamps
Tabby-an, any. Ilium Imam “Iranian
Iadflail huh Home liordaan flowering.
3" Mild ”WMISW “ "I”
iaruoo petulant
lull lliuall Plaliu Conan
W‘”I' Direct.
Want—boat Dark. Po flora-it “all!
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST.
In sum ili’lllllll.
38 Main Street, Norivalk.
II tho plan: to quote pvlcu.
Atl’ileUl 03K enigma Bligh). : pig". :3.
Oidpvloeulnaad w. M! otbevgoodlin pumice
Willow, Cane and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALI. AND I“
TOILET sins. HANGING IAMI". PAPER
IIA 'hil. ll III) HAHN. ”\IBUU ROI!!!»
'8. OIL PAINTINGS BTU. ETC.
(lll Cloth and latting Very Low
Bram & llliiIllssiI
fl. llillllll & Sill
. Mum-on to (I, It DIKLYb'.
5| Washington Street, South Nomad
27 “lain Street Nomalk.
lilo-Class Ballast, toilicliisisi
And love Oren m.
(kilo-rs
(I _I.'IKI It. lull! '55
BICYCLES.
Prompt” Attmulwl 'l‘o.
.u \l :'
III. quunrlrin ml h. l
ll All“ it It .\.\ll I It 'I‘tlil;
Pricctiun. .‘Ift' y and oil-r high R'Itdr: Wbtl‘il‘ ‘
A.» u tint-cuss minty. all but bflfliluz'l, 52$
Fug-74:13“; u-n ndh 1rd Who»- : for ml» up I 22
lo a.” III Manchu Lemur,’ Milly, an hall taming,
you)
Leroy 13. Wheeler.
133 Water Street, South Norwaih.
jyldlms
i
ll" W ‘1'
l
l
l
i
r
l
l
l
JOB
’\\\\\\\\\.
PRINTI?éG!
'l'hztt uill plmw you
ll Pl‘lifl all Williaisill.
CALI. AT
Piiili’s insulin Slim"
3 rial for the uickcl Nicol
2 minor measured
; Iol' his seniors.
‘ mutter.
‘ Lot no on:- wrl. to altlt‘lll llilll
‘said that [inn-
1% ‘ ”M mi :5 S»
lions. IIiIroII sum.
Binding Twine Is Now the Only
Disputed Point.
ANOTHER stimuli. IN run novsn
'l'lta Poul-tutu la Charged with llavlap
ilpccnlatad In Illa onelal Capacity Um
lull Contract-Iv!“ “1" Bo 11-le-
‘atctlml‘ewn 0! the ilcnato and How-
Wasmxorox. Sept. fiat—Tho Republican
conform on the taritl bill adjourned at 2
o'clock bust evening without completing
their work. It in stated that only binding
twine bi now in doubt. The sugar schedule
in fixed and the rate: agreed upon, it in
understood. are those given to the United
Press by a member of the Louisiana dole
gation~i. 9., true sugar up to No. in, Dutch
standard, a duty oi live-tenths of a cent I
pound on all above that grade; a bounty
oi two cent» in pound on sugar above W
polariscopo test, and a bounty of one and
’threc-qnnrtcr cents on sugar between E)
and in). The conference report may be pro
aented to the boos-5e today.
In the Sonata.
IV.’t:iiil‘JirT01\', Sept. :lti.~'i'he senate pass-
ed home bill to establish a port oi deliv-
ery at Peoria, "l1; senate resolution or-
tcnding for one your time for payment. on
land claim» in i‘tlfim oi crop Iailtlrr; senate
bill requiring the United States. to deiond
homeatcad titles where land is claimed to
lie-mineral became of phosphate deposits
and other llllllt‘l‘fll>; xeunto hill to author
in the :Wfllllniilult of lands for calm oven!
and other impmvuIm-nts and for right oi
way for wazou rumba, falll'uttkl.‘ and trum-
wnys in connection with coal minus.
“mini-u In the Ilouna.
\i AsiilM-rnx,50’pt. :M ——"l he home din-
cuascd and agreed to the conierencc report
on the land grant forfeiture bill. The con-
ference report on the bill to extablish a
public pork on [tuck creek. in the District
‘ of Columbia up» also ngrccd to; granting
: a pensduu nl {rim n umnth to the widow oi
' (inn. llnrtrunit.
A resolution to investigate charges oi
speculation in nil'u-c made against the post
master of the Indian Willi agreed. The bill
deliuiug the duty of the ringworm-arms
{ oi the: hem-.2.- “Ilia named; also the hillappro-
printing MAIN!!!) m Innblr the scrretary
oi the navy so purchum} nickel urc matc-
nrmor, and sonic
A number Hun» Scandal.
Mr. Bulimia resolution concerning thc‘
postmaster of tho house recites that it is
alleged that tlu- po-itumster of tbuhouse.
l'J 1,. W=,hmt ulw-eduty it is to let con-
lrtrm to ior Illf curryuw vi the n1ail~‘.ict the
:contruct to out: hnmucl i'ulbertmn ior
$3. WU a ye. :r on tho mudition that (‘ ulbcrt-
. «on abouli pity to \\ lltfll. M50 a mouth out
5 oithc mumy rum ivul from the 'm crumt tit
and thut Wheat dill rc- '
I celvc tbut allilt ior liw mouths, and dim!—
“ log (I)? minimum.- on accounts to investi-
, gate these chat-gees and such other limiters
‘ as nppcrtaiu to \\ lien! ~5 administration of
the postotl'ice of the lumso oi reprc~cnlu
tires
Mr. Hopkins (Ills ; further suggested
that the n mlutmn be mudv broad enough
to include on invi wtigntion oi the action of
the lust ponm. him in regard to the sumo
.‘III'. I‘lzillw suili that if mtygcntlfi-
mun luul evidvun- that there was anything
. wrum.r in [by union oi tho lute pentumstrr
by mmlii lmvc no objection. \lr. Honk
l'l'cnu Iprntntml llllll time should be given
ior :nzicmlumul. ll :i licpuhlxcuu had been
htcillilig let lu'u ln- rxpuwd mul punished.
um um uttcmpt to shield
any our, but ill? postmaster; of the lust
and vi ll.r' prl-wut lumen xvi-rI-miilticrlucetl
that unr' could not in- Luresiigtuwl without
Kllt‘ Min-r. .‘Ir. Strubir Ila, l hllxuk'nlt’d that
Siliott tins ulm town-Mod. Mr. llopkius'
amendment extending the iuvrstigntion
into 1hr practicum of the [Mstlllfl‘ilt’l' iu the
'Forty Inuib uud Filth-(h congress"! was
‘flllflplcxl and tilt
nmluliou :t‘ tum-mind
agrrwl in.
Th» Silt-nil {\fl‘nlr .Igahv.
.\Ir. I’uyur PX, Y i, chairman oi the
Ipmul l'nlllilllllt‘t‘ :ippl-luml to investigate
‘ thc Silmtt drinlcuti-m. rnlh-il up tlu- bill
tit-lint“;
drum.
iln- illllltfa of tho scrgunnt-nn
It enables tin» M-rgcunt-ut-urms to
mukv :I requisiiriou «lirccily upon the tren-
nrv ior tht- pay and milengc of members,
and constitutes him in cxplicit terms II
5. dihbuning officer, limiting his compensa-
lion in bio pri-wnt sulury. Under the pres-
‘cnt aysmn llu- plumbers ure required to
lgivr written receipta in advance of the
actual pnyun-nt of the salaries by the trees»
ury. ’I‘hi» mutant is an ancient one and In
utterly at vuriiim‘c with any nound busi-
[Icon principle. l’pou tho recent dofnlcn-
tion of Silcntt the nuvuipt tvmi made to
give them! I’I‘t’t‘lpls n inrco and ctiect un’
known to any previounly' announced pt‘in»
ciplv oi intv. It In» churned that mem-
bers by giving tin-In Iwrc ”topped from
claiming tin-waiter unpaid «diaries.
'i'lu- court.» promptly tin-reed the pa)"
merit of the mimic» to tho member» who
hnd ulwu them,- rcri-iptn. The present bill
rrumliw all thin. It authorize» and nu
quircs xmymcnt to the sergeantlwnvmii
upon ill"! h‘lflll‘llilifi. It in only when the
pnymmu in actually made by this oilicer to
tho member that any receipt can be ra—
tpiirml. A bond intho 1mm oi mom in
rcquirml 'I'bu homo panaml II bill uppro~
printing ammo ior tho comtruction oi
new building» and enlarging the military
pm: or l’lnttsbum, N. Y.
brow-rod at Atlantic City.
Armxrh ('In'. N. J.. Sept. m«~»-li.(,‘.
Putin-mu, of the [inn oi Patterson {L- (30.,
No, Ill)“ )lnrkI-t HlI’fl-I, and twirling at
No. 31": locum utmt. Philmlislphin, was
drowned at tho- foot of Mmu‘huwth am
one. in this city. inst cvs-ning. llr had
gone out bathing at half pnst I p. In. and
when m-ar the iron pier was M'Gll to throw
up hill bands and sink. Two mcn who
who wcrc ncnr by put out in n boat, but he
wont out of sight beiorc they rcaclml him.
He wax :Illrrmml ruzovcml with a blunt
hook and imruic effort-o ‘mavb- to nmu-ycilatc
him, but mthout nvuil
Jenotl’ I littoral Imnrtnl.
Ibriox. Sept. Lr'uvul. ll. Connolly, oi the
Transom Athletic club oi tbi.» my. on
Thursday lowcml the world”.~ .ilmirur
record ior bop, ntep and jumpnl H hm
95 inch“, brld by Harry M .i.~.wtt.ot‘
Naive llama university, Indium, "ummlly
covered a distant! oi H tool It”. .ruhco.
A Train [totalled
hummus, Mo, tit-pt. Aw Thur-tiny noon
the radium, tr. nIlI-r and one car of tho "or
ton llnrim 21pm» inn tho rails put as
the train neared thin city. Home of the
gen am IMO!) up. but no one
In. injured. The delay was about two
bum. '
Mr. Hopkins '
' Gov-vb" tun vou- um» mm to»
“flaunt-a MIMI-
Wmur, N. Y., Sopt. m- rover-nu
Hill opened Ute iair at hockpo with I
Ipeecb that was enthusiastically roceivod
by a lay ammblage. The governor then
paid a gracious tribute to one of Lock-
rt’a old citizens, the latc Governor Wash-
nston Hunt, who “M the that governor
that ha ever saw. The governor then told
the farmers that ho had not come to teach
than tanning. ’l‘bo proprictiea oi tbooo
union did not demand an exclusively agri-
cultural addrcea. All clauses were repro
looted at tho fair. The governor hero to
tuned to Chauncey Depew’s advice to its:
iarmern to cuxblnzon on their banner tho
three R's—“Reciprocity. Retaliation and
Revenue. " lie characterized it an a non ot
Radway 9 Randy Relic! which this estoetn
ed doctor had prescribed.
Gfiemor Hill suggested instead Regular
Reduced Rates on transportation. Be traced
the present agricultural depression to ex-
cessive tarifi duties. lie held it an impo
Iition oi the government tolevy taxes upon
the inrmer for other clams. Governor
Bill did not. enlarge on this idea to any
great extent, no he said it Wait a political
question and heconsiderod it unjust. toim-
poso his ideas on an uupartisau occasion.
He said the question should be observed
irum a broad, patriotic view rather than
from a narrow, selfish view. The demand:
at the farmers should be for new outlets to
their barrels of pork and bushels of wheat.
The governor then devoted some time to
the new ballot reform law He character-
iled it in; not satisfactory In all respects,
cumbernomeln some of its operations and
expensive It was tentative however. ".I
invoke for it," he said, “the support oi the
people."
The last part of tho speech was devoted
to the subject oi higlnv uys. The governor
advocated the ideas on highways with
which his name had been linked. He said
New \ork's roads ucn- interior to those at
New England.
Nomination» Hero and There.
DENVER, Sept. tat—Judge Caldwell Yea-
tnan, oi Trinidad, mos nominated for guv‘
tumor by the Democratic state convention.
T. J. O‘Donnell, oi Derive-r, was the nomi-
nee ior lieutenant governor.
Rocuvsrru, S. 31, Sept. 25.—~The Pro
hihitionism of the Thirteenth district nom-
inated John J. Cornell for congress. A
full munty ticket was also plnccd in the
field.
[345105, Sept. fill—Thi- Democrats of the
Fifth tli‘iricl IioiIiiIInt--<l Sherman Hour,
of Concord, ior cougrws.
“LESS l".\l.l.~, N. Y, Supt. L’li. «Thu Dom-
ocrats of the Fourth judicial district have
iu-lorscil S. A Kellogg, oi I’luttsburg,
the IIOIIIIIH‘!‘ oi the Republicans, ior justice
of the suprcmc court.
SYllAllJoE. N. [,8ch ail—dli'flflihl G.
White mu unanimously reuominuted for .
member of assembly by the Republicans of
the Second Onondaga district.
NEW Yuma. Sept. n; —<Th.= Democratic
Organization of the City and (‘ounty of
New York was the name chosen by the
Voorhni oilshoot of the County Democracy
at a meeting at Well-tor hall.
Resolutions :
were adopted iudurxiug the nomination of .
Robert Earl ior swim-into judge of the1
court of appeals and in lover of union of .
Democrats on c'yy ticket.
Rummy“, Pu, Sept. 33.-"i'hc Demo-
crntn oi the 'I'wcnty-cighth congressional
district nominated tie-orgo I“. Krebbs to
Inocecd James Kcrr, the present repre-
sentative in congrens. *‘
JERSEY (‘rrv, Sept. 31'». —The nomination
oi McDonald iorcougres» has cruised many
Democrats of Hudson county, N. .l., to
consider plat-lug (‘ongnmman .\Ic.-\doo in
the field to quccccvl himself on an indo'
pendent ticket. It is likely that the Re-
publicans will inilorsc McAilou if a lie-
puhlicau isuamcd ior shot-ill oi Hudson
county—u wrist-Minn that will be made ii
iii? Republicans name a popular mun.
Steps huvc been taken toward holding a
meeting ior the purposc oi nominating
\chdoo .\ir Mr Adm» in quotcdas saving
that he would not accept a nomination
A Tin l p in Chicago Imminent.
CHICAGO, Sept. L’I}.~Thero is every proa-
pect oi u strikc oi the conductors nnd
drivcro employed by the west side street
car companies. For some time the trouble
th hecu brewing, but not until yesterday
wnh Illc nllertmiivc of u strike me n remedy
for their gricvauces seriously discussed by
the mob. A conuniitcc from the “'est
Sid..- Strcct (‘nr Conductors and Driven!
Benevolent associution waited on General
Manager Pursuits. The grievances of the
men were presumed to the» manager and a
longdiacuosinn followcxl. The conference
soon became stormy. and when it was
ended both ymrties to inn-re sullen and
augr' So iar Ila could be learned the
gen ml mum-gar absolutely rciused tocoti-
cedc a point in iavor oi the tucn. A meet:
lag of tixv men ha.» been called for Sutur-
day night, and union; conccssionn arc mudc
during the wcok tin: prospect is good ior a
general tie up oi all the west sido lines.
1!“ lint Lotion-y Proucntlon.
iiunuxoiuu, Ala. 5cm. Lil).-Tlm postal
authorities at Montgomery have seized The
Ago-llcruld sent there to subscribers and
for tmmmission to points below. The paper
contained an advertisement of the Mexican
lottery, but mos sent by express on the ac-
commodation train. The business man-
agement hml notified the modal authorities
hero tlmt the paper would discontinue all
lottery advertisements whenever the law
went into clinic. but the pootmaoterbad
received no notice from Washingtonian-l
was sending the perm out n:- usual until
the Iclzum at Montgomery. ()fconrne'l'he
Ago—Ilemld will contain no more lottery
advertisements either in the mail or city
editionu.
illho Kally'a Mmhor-la-hw Suicidal.
I’A'rnnsox. X. .i.. Sept. m.—-.‘Ifl. J. M.
Hondiinn, mother-in—law of Mike. Kelly,
the honour boll pit-yer, captain and mans.
ger of the Boeton I’lnyera' Leann team.
committed nuicidt- hero yeaterdny aim—
noon by jumping from the Market street
bridge into the river. A man who saw her
jump nttcmpiml to rescue luv. but she sank
beforI- he could reach hcr. Mrs. Ileadifan
had been in bad health ior some time from
malaria. and it is bcliovcd aim was mentally
aliccted by the largo quantities of quinine
the had taken.
A School Tmhrr’l III; ”all.
N" Yollli, Sept. Ill-Sophie A. John-
atonr. n Weatchratcr county school teach-
er. has brought an action in tho United
States circuit nmrt ugninat tho Atchlwa,
Topeka and Somalia Railroad company
ior the recovery oi mun damages ior in—
juries unstained by plaintiif on that road
on Aug. at. I”.
lta Vim Bank Inflow.
0min Oklahoma. Sept. n—The that
but tail-m In the unitary occurred no
wk" moral when the Tho-pilot City
pay-Ital» Thaw
hint temporary. Rind-elated, and the
blunpaudunattelahmtami.
l
r
; sounded like rlfle ~l’mls,
i twenty to twenty—five rods from where they
‘ IT.
A Very l'nStrong Case Against
“Lord Somerset" Birchall.
TRACE” T0 TIIB SWAMP OF DEATH.
Illa Moron-cute Illa Day oi the Martin
Accurately outlined by 3 Sem- MW“-
aouco—A Woman In the Cane Greater
Ion-end». of a Sanitation.
Woonsrocn, 0m... Sept. on. —-At tho
Bircbnll murder trial Muimwrr Fuller,oi
the Woodstock bunk, hie-milled Bircball’r
handwriting in the various docnmontl
placed in cvidenco. Mines Lockhart, oi
Womlntock, and Clioatc, oi Ingersoll, and
Conductor I’oolc instilled that they saw
Birchull null Beuvvcll on the train on Feb.
17 while they Went from l’ztria to Wood-
stock, and that they got oil at l'lnntwood,
Several othcr witncssen gave nimiiur testi-
many.
A Wllllflfl l’alnta.
J oc C rosby sworn to meet ing two English-
men on the Govcmor’s road between it
and ii! o'clock, Feb. 17. He describad their
drain, which was like that Birchail and
Bcnwcli wore that day. Identified the
prisoner in the box as one of the men, and
Iwore he saw the other dead in Princeton
cemetery when Iteuvvell‘n body was en
burned.
The most searching crow—examination
tailed to diacoucert the witnm, although
there was much sensational interruption.
Crosby grew deadly pale, tottereri and fell
into the supporting arms-I of those about
him. He soon recovered. Through it all
Bircbnll'o face was as immovable an that .
of a gravcu image. lira. Fergzwmtcoti-
lied to seeing two Englishmvn puns her
placeon tho Governor’s rmulgoing towards
Blenheim swumponc tiny curly in the week
of the murder. “or description did not
tally faithfully with that of Birchaliaud
Benin-ll. tlenrgc Perry swore he saw trash
tracks in bi; Ilk'ltl in the afternoon of Feb
ti. Tho [093 pointed to Blenheim swamp.
They werc made by boots one pair longer
than tin: other. Mr. Perry's son gave cor-
roborativi- testimony.
They "can! shut-i Fired.
Archibald Edmoudson and William Old-
hum Mvorc to seeing; two Englishmen going,
toward the swamp on Feb. ll. Elton
Fulton. wlm lives imulwliately Wrzwi. oi
the mummy, swore shc .-uw two men pom
hcr home on I'll). i? going towards the
swamp. One was walking ahead of the
other. 'I'hc forward "up Worn a cape coat.
Georg..- Frmilenimrg, George McDonald
and John Hickiusun all swine they heard
two shots in the illoiulieim swamp be—
tween 1 and 2 o'clock on Feb. 17. They
and were tired
were. They now hunting. Hickinsmn
came from Alislm, New, in notify. the
government paying lumgxrwnwszmd wages
\vhilc here. He went to Nevada after the
murdcr.
Aml flirt-hail Wan Alone.
.llcxumis-r Dunn swore llc stur'ml driv-
ing from \VUmLsLuK‘li m Princriou at. 1:20
on [lii‘ zliicrllufln oi Fri). l? and met it man
walking alone to Eastwomi near the swamp
where ileum-ll was killed. The man wore
a curly cup and allUl'i cunt. “How you
ever seen him alum?" "Yes. In Wood-
stock jail. The prisoner is the man I saw."
Charles lluck met It solitary pedestrian on
the mum mud nlmle lute-r Livu or three
miles Ht’ili‘r‘i‘ I‘I;i<twom1. Thu mun Mked
the way in Golden. saying; he wanted to
rcuchWoml-mck. ‘Vlillmk tnlnl him he
could reach l‘::l5l\1'0-. ml qui; 1‘ than Haitian
andtheumnstnrtml toward F. ‘toowl. The
The “'Illlt’aN' suirl llirchali Ian» no man he
met. S~vrml witnesses lt'sllllt‘ll to tliodnte
of Duke's bull at Princeton. it WM Feb.
Bluuy prcviuus \vitneuhes llll~l rrmem—
bcrcd tho clay of the murder by [lulu-'9
hall
I
n r-
.I Pretty Girl's Evidence.
Alice Smith wns the last witness before
the court ndjuurucd. She is u bountiful
brunette. plump and rosy, and said she
was aged [7. She testified that ahr knew
llirchull as Lord Some-rust in law, She
was then living with her urumlfuchrr near
l‘ktstmnxl, but is now «liguzril with Pho-
togruplirr Zybuch no Nislguru Falls, Out.
llercvidcncc was eagerly llwit'tlvll (u. and
when upon rrowwxnminntion llr. Black—
stock mmh- an almost brutal attack on
her clmrnclrr there Worn murmurs ul' din—
nppmvul on ull side». She icxililcil that
”Somerset" \‘lnlli'll her grumlfuthcr'n sev—
eral limbs, >hn ~wnrc [lllflltlvl'ly'lllflh aha
xaw llII'n-lmll m Smuvrswr Stallion Full. [7
nmlchutml with him for some timv He
said he had lwu m the uurtbm-nr nu busi—
ness rriziiiuu to known and bolt-,ghr n. ticket
ior llumillun. She ucxt saw him in Wood-
sitock jail, He wzu now In the box before
her.
'l'ltu day :It Summons! llll‘t'lmll'u boots
Were very InuIl-ly .‘lllll. his frown-n were
rolled up, 'l‘lw tlt‘. um‘ ihcu riulcuvnrctl to
show a minimal int imncy butwcr-u liirchull
and the wi: mass and endeuvorrd to bemuirch
hc‘r charm (or.
“or lover Thu-atom l’rn‘ozmoe.
"Are you rugsluml m be married?" naked
Mr. Dolor, mnviv..:to hoi' rem-tic, She rc-
plied aht- Wu~ r" ‘Lfl'll to marry (Turntable
Blunt at tho IE. ~ illuni was in the- court
room nnul i‘ I ill ”I lllnrkslm'k'a ins-imm-
tiona, ll» I‘m Mum wugvuncv. Mr. tiller
heiori- :uljnnrunmur will only eight crown
witumws yr! WI‘I‘I' tn lm mllcd; that. their
evidrum- wvulol hc brirf and be in brim
ndjourmnvur today. It will bu oboerved
the rind» of rvtllfltl'e in nearly rounded
out, 'l'ln- prim-nu- hm IrM-wl ll’trchitll irony
Bull’nlo In tho wvnmp and back to Mantl-
woml Mutton. Within that circle than is
overwhelming circumotantial evidence,
making out .l wonderfully perfect cm:
The Ilutllnt Lip» \VIII ”0 '"I’v'rfllu"
\\ unison», mpt. ibis—rho. navy do»
pimineut rm-cutly invited Commander
lflmilwicltutul Limit. Buckingham, naval
attaches in Europe, to visit thin country
and give thrir opinion of the plum oi the
new Inttllmhipo which how jzut boon com-
plowl by the department. Thom other!”
are thoroughly inmillnr with thin typo of
vessel. and after a thorough nomination
of the plans pronouncc them to be «moi or
superior in pom-r to any of that type now
under rmwtmcuon loony navy, and army
”that tho vlorclopmcul: of worms oi our
design rI-llvcia the hiuheat cmtit upon Ilia
department "
A lkt’nnitur Inland.
llmrox, Hopi. no. «it baa boon loaned
thatdohn A. Woodward. eat-bin in the
otlice of the city "runner. who in Moira,
mo, llnfl' III'IItiIlili’lii to the ”donut oi fills
on), tied the city, in now in Maine» in
Buenoa A} rm.
A lmllal ‘IIM.
minis, Sept. It—A amt Iva- loam-t."
Hamburg haw-ea Unto. and" sad
limb-taunt, tho quarrel “again-and
la a manhole-t am
I. an Imewm ‘
norm mm... ”Mums
"an Wally m
Pit-mun», Sept 20.— Tbe Iran on;
Bridgo company is financially Indiana-r
Id. An attachment to the amount 0! 81.:
851 against 0. J Schultz, owner of fill,
Iron City Bridge works, ha. been
upon the Howard Plato film company by
B. Ilmlucrv, npmenting the Ollvot'
Iron and Steel company The iron Cit)
Bridge company had built low. w Iron
urnctnren fur the glans company, and
than in still a balonu. due on the contrast.
and upon this the attachment was laid. In
court. the judgment of «88.851 against "It =
Iron City Bridge company was formally
entered on public moonlit The story at
the cmbnrrnanmcnt is a» follow»:
The Olivrr iron and ritual company were
indmmon not“ from the bridge com.
party, which were to fall due at diiierent
times. The bond givw was that in «not
failure to pay time norm on they tame due
a judgment by Oliver‘s of “$3,000 wan tr.
be entered again“ the bridge company.
This company defaulted on the tlrut not:
oi 02,677, due Sept. 19, hence the judgment
(or strum). The Oliver company has to
aued nttucbmentu on ev thing poaniblt
due the bridge company, and any they are
amply protectal. The Iron City Bridge
company is; a large buyer of iron. Many
large bridges all over the country have
beenerected by it. Mr Schultz no one
of the heaviest otockholders of the Mount
Oliver Incline. Dividends aggregating
over 40 per mm. were declared last year on
its flock. Recently be disputed oi bin in—
terrot to the Ilnqucnne traction people, who
In turn tranoicrrrd it to Seller» 8: McKee.
No atatemcnt has yet been made at the ho
billties. The principal crrditorn of the
firm are ()iiver Brothers. Carnegie & 00.,
John 8: Laughlin and Lloyd 85 Sena
BUCK TELLS WHY.
no lays Kctie'a Injury Loot New York
The Pennant.
Burrow, hit-pt. 3}. —— In an interview
Buck Ewing. oi the New York». attributed
theloaa oi the pennant by his club to biI
pitehcra. chic'o injury. he said, had
made a rant dillerence. When the: cham-
pionship season is over the New York-
nnd Ilostonsi will make an exhibition tour
at the New England state. With regard
to the purchase of the Cincinnati club,
Ewing said there wait nothing definite yet,
but that the Pinycm' league is after that
club. The I’laycm' league has secured the
bent material in the Hrwklyn National
club, he said, and that practically kills
that club. With it our. and Cincinnati
also, the National lrngue cannot last long.
Ahkcd whom:- piaco Cincinnati would
take, Ewing; said he didn't know us yet,
but in would not he itnilnlo'a. Buffalo, he
uaid, is a both 1' ball. town than l’ittsburg,
Cleveland or ll 'le3 and the receipts
prov» it. We mum) to the a ti. u club cir-
cuit, and swim-thing will tum Io drop, but
libull not vote tuclrop Buffalo. To my
mind Brooklyn is our “will“: point. Give
iiuflaln a team that can win hall in. games
at norm, and if is a good town. If a change
iamnde anywhere the poomt to n will
have to go <ylnpathy or acntim. II. will
not cut any fr ,grm: in such a question
Mr. lilalur’ 9 Radar” to Wmhingtun.
Wasumwniy, Sept. urn—Secretary Whar—
ton rmzrivorl adispatrrh from Sir. Blaine
sayingthnr. he had left Bar iiarlmr ior
\thington. The: report of Minister )Iilv
ner on the killing a! Gen. Barmudia will
, bosom turhe homo of rcprvscntativav in
mum.» to the rwdutlon of that body.
One of the Lin-it notified-s oi continence be-
twefll lhr pmirlcnt and “1'. Blame will
he the nfiflllILSIIImIL of tiara: «optimum-n to
regiment Lhc I'riltcrl sun-9 upon the inter:
continrnml railway rmumlmmu which will
mm in :lm wiry mil} “at [CHIEEII for the
purprw oi initiating .1. “ELF-L} ior a trunk
line of railroml-i to connect the ”News of
North and South America. (Thirlrgmtm
have licvn cmeived Iron; canmh Pan-
American countries announcing; the ap—
pointment oi crunmimioncn Ur frprc‘rut
thus.» goverumr-nt». and they arc now on
their way to the l'niml Sinfus.
Didi". [Cambium Matrimonial Trouble.»
NEW Yuma. Sept. 3i.~~.‘.irn. Elizabeth S.
Rankin (Kitty liluncbarili has. obtained an
order from .i mice Lawnmce, of the Mlpflifl.
court. requiring her illlnimiid. McKee Han—
kin, admins: whom she- hum: action ior
divorce pending. in RIIFIW calm: rrhy he
should an! wrlpgmlt her and their towar—
old daughter. Mm. Rankin alleges that
her husband is making ivotn W! to flit) a
Wrek from ilw ”Cannck," which play Ike
1 oayH is wort h comp. and aim hm valuahlo
property as: 4mm” I'm (in the other
hand, Ihc «totes that hrr own property in
heavily Inuruagevl, and that tho condition
oi her health will not intuit hrrto MIP—
part himself in but pmimlun.
The Viral Amb‘l’v-at law Pro-«ration.
Nflnvuu. THIN. Sept. ‘5.——QIIIIG all
important petition was filed hrr-r'l'hnrad‘]
huh clflla'uuflitrt by tho United Mata
district. attnrmry ior middlr Tun-acme,
under the «ltrrctioaof theattornry general.
against all mining compnnim- Irmll which
anal i9 .«hippml to this city and all local
dealern selling to women in this city.
The [Million Idiom that a trout or combi-
aation waists an Ibo: partin against
whom it lo tiled, and uh inran injunction
in accordance with the pmvinmn» of the
antitrru‘t low praised by cru..¢rc-mluly2,
[80th This to probably tin lira: prrrmling
taken orator the now law
1hr "II” at Dancer
Dllflllt, Sept. if!» In “W I nion Patillfi
yanln the: "yummy hm thirtywfivv new
Ion Mid m. origin» at vmvk 'i’hc oi-
Iciala meet that Iimifl'll‘w ”monument
0‘ Minimal: ilupvrintemlrnt Iim m, nuninat
whom.» Mention the: ~trikitm union-no-
minuti‘wy move-l 1mm Imam 3mm
day than they (ml; ollll mm a tome at
125 men and thirty mam». ill the ”no
hug“) of him. Th» tritium arr rtratlil’.
Iaiheir dwtrminntimu to rvrnain out, 3L
though It «ruin likrly that ‘in “Infill-
rum '4 llrotherhmal will nitra- totnha up
the flight n.........___
”numb-(Mr Ila» hki'yod.
bottom. 31. IX. low. ‘1- « link! 1’»
finger John I’. IMMJM. in. who our
hand In the drink-ration of {lbw M It!“
our at film Kiowa; City l’immn'n nano-
clalion a int day- ago. it maid m haves III]
to moo pontoon-eat. A warrant for III.
most charming him with grand larceny
M bun hoard. Anilimt to “WIN“ It.
mlmmt QIUII’N'KJM' will tr bum; l'. IKAIM
It» bondawn, all of whom an trumps-i”.
a.
A arm. III (M Avert“.
‘iflli',Wv, by. to ~AI It» filial Mia.
bat-nun “or III mm ( 'rrIlraI um Morn and
Watmdauinlllraa quorum“ m
.61 by In”: till-m. ”that a «rite II“ b
amt“. The brake”. norm stitch»
rad-ma and Morton Intent for
“Win tbrir'ay Tbiuvaa grad.
dill” tinywtll not“. par-fl.
hm. atoll". Thom.“
”flafim
Norwalk Chronicler