i Special attention is
ment at 25 cents.
‘argain at 99 cents.
-——-—-——’
norms
called to our assort-
, Also Conger’s Patent Chest Shirred
ndershirt and Double-Seated Drawers, a
”0—...
. liekermon & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
’SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
CANNED
in cans. we have them in glass.
Moon t
and they have just begun to arrive.
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and it you do not like Fruits
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy C house.
you for past favors, we are yours. cordially,
'l'flll lilillllllli QUESTION
In what. are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Rood this and you have the answer.
utraordinnry stock of the finest quality and variety ot
We have purchased an
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
Wc have also just received
Thanking
H innit.
IF! A. N
HEATERS;
We hovelwo new “estat- which we would be piano! to show to the white:
The illitiit iii the NEW STtltFtiRl]
We sloo hove a tune line or
GES,
m on on» PORTABLE).
BSTIIA'I‘BS GIVEN lib PLL’IBI'SG Mill TIN woltli.
F. H. NASH 8e BRO.,
001'. m and Woo: Streets. south lorvvnlk.
(“cocoon to 1'. Ion lilyeetfiow).
BPRINGWOOD,
All]! ORDERS I’ROJII’TLY FILLED.
' a” Pooplo find ll to lholr odvontsge to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
little i Boosted.
. If you want some portion,"
Julynice Jove Coflee, we hop
put to hove so extro nice
‘ just now. One of the
of bod coder is over
, itis pften burnt too
”My“ the line flsvor.
t’l'lthovs Collec is the re-
. of our instructions to our
- . msndsspeciel eilort
rhiputtogive us slight
If you ore a judge of
we believe you will
wlbfifiiteindoed. it
‘ . t lochonge sud corn
' ‘ Token n sud
' Vii out another like it.
. ”I the price, 34 cents s
I i
I l r
W
till i e
I
Eliminator Steel
recon "inert Biron
PURCHlSiiiii.
WWI Al. ”MEG » a»
Grand lnducemenis
mm a...
CASHB'U'YEBS.
,_ t liltllli
tout tires.
IllSllE
TIIOMAS. neuron
PHILADELPHIA.
'l'lw 'l‘limmquw Bee: in the
World, M-lvwlv Cut. 00.00,
Tito ID iym i, I tam HI mu. .5 :l
W. C. OUINTARD
llllh‘lc II It I. BLOC“.
THE
Proteus lltNiiE.
If on our color to buy it lnngc In. your kitchen
this oil, and w:l..l the
Best. and Lowest Price
roll on me
lhnvc the exclusive agency for the
Iclibrilul
“ Pnoonnss BANG :,
modeothcmebyibe Mugstock Iron Worko (30..
and byrpcrislnmngcmentn with th to I can red
lute lint-clue nrttcte at the price of lighter and
mullet ours. I even-no every ore to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
In the war ii, Ind wit: return! your money in one
of any c Illi=lollil Ilene tunic hire you can
hill}. get rcprirn in on burir'v time.
’1‘! I It)
Proteus litter.
WM. PODMORE,
65 Mill"! IAIN STREET.
.124 3m 5 ritrn .‘TOrtWAl it cow
manometer.
8i lorriy St. lien Iorlt City.
Steel strain Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Cart:
Road Carts, Utility Outs.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Surveys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, llilk Wagons.
muwuummuccmm,
Thane the onlelea that svill coon
you. r ngono hovo a svov .vvldo
reputation on to quality. style ond finish.
None Superior. Street 8 nnklero. We
hove the best Street 8p nklera in the
World. Also hove the unrest and bod
IIrol Iilk Wagons in New York. ’
(3th
,1
.Hlll'h ll. I’I‘ilfllh.
quotes.“ out “out. new» r :z. n1. mini; n.
Elli]. All! Wllflli
Brick. Lime. Cement.
~3in Stone. Etc.
behivzh, Imrkawrinnai.
quntuiu fi‘r-ittklln.
ll lll-P'Bilill’l"
born-it
and
(trials.
Atoll it RUBBER PAW“?
i'ur-l 'lmt '1' "In «durum ’1lI‘l 3'th
O'I‘il' strn ' ‘il’ w 'Itia'n
lirci‘ 4' I
”it
intestine .
We wl.l sell you I’m ry Elgln i'rromvry Inch-v or
2% |b; W the 'I m
.0.
Iirrmes. (tropes.
1b" Mt"! Cmfld "Vt-[iv- 'r I“; 'lPr bullet
The Largest Delimitation!
"blots-ids. lot and j ilev, at: th.
“0
A ppleo. Apples.
”a ed: o In lot or Item A as. ins-i reeled
y . that": end Mid-lt- st a To Mn. Var
ranted to be [and mp sod and").
00.
noun.
"IADQUAml'l 0' 'llll'l.
towns awvn mm» toying floor or one
him! prim [my norm ”on“.
’0.
DUI! ”1"”-
We know the! our to“ In sod
nose» Move
MmmuwMHo-mewmmtkns
Airewkrtot'imlsoiesvaoln Milne.
(live-em! trade. no on brand toe-m yno,
.._ ...., ...,..‘._,........_
that. E. Seniors,
33 Wsshinyton Street.
80"! “it'd“ IA'lIO! I‘ll
u wm m.
Mlyfrnvoliolioumadm I to! .-
xmmmuu '
I. mo rum
It". on: n, chm unfurn-
.......___.. unwm... ..___ -~....m...._.x..._
"“" llll Plilll'lllifio...
”$13 I0 ls“:
Olllci-e, 430 Hall) BUWI,
“I“mn’.
05. DB. OKIIO’.
tirininal Kiiiti out Lilli tore
Crow- Ploston out Pills.
They are the col [isle Remedies to use 'ov those
“littered with Brie t‘s illeoovo. Um Comploint and
Urinsey Alsatian- Only tho-e in the
our tall are the Origin-loud .1 may I
end Liver ('nn tint Will mime you to pvmu
‘ V : laxnsuluer in
‘ it. I. l’oionlofl'iro.
CONN.
health. A'l m.“ U"
3. II. R. i .
('roli: Medicine Cm. I’nssulc, .\'. J.
Quin n"
Plaistod’s Drug spore.
rm
0 South NorwaIk
A. A.
veering“
Carriage Repository
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
MDI'TII NGDII‘V ILK, -
l.‘0\N.
ii n ewe-dope
- I l
o amage Reposrtory
A! 6'; North ii i n ,. my, -6 mo Nb-g lie. I ...--i:-- n.
uh Inc-nticntluu 0‘ the to me in bowl 1 nu l
hove Io mm fun l‘hcw Wagons or» o [no u rl
nuke, worrnrtn it end include .hr- Ic-utzn; vi)“ - uI
Surveys, Bug'ien, l'liu'wlh.
Coricords, Spindles. Ilond
Carts, Business Wagons,
Grocery one! link
Wagons.
CARRIAGE airlines mommy
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
in '1:
Bennett to Hosted,
'58 “non 5L. .‘io. Norwulk
Meets, Fist, litters,
iiiili, Veeetallet, Poultry, lie
0' All kinds in ‘l'helr Non-n.
'Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
. l uoNn-n'r'r «19
I d HOSTS!)
oi. n ' A‘h'lliwlii‘Z—Il’ijl—lififm
Haiti Direct Freight Lite
__1\ y__.._
South Norwalk
Norwalk, Gt.
1 II B i‘lllll’llllllo
CITY OF NORWALK 8r EAGLE
. ' .919.
P~'
yr.
Vi'ii. rote I'm :1. Fm Ilim (Brahman Street),
New ‘van at!» p to , ulnrdxys kl 2 p In 9
Freight rinumi from T o In m5 9 Ill
llriumug ivilioll-fthhl' S-nwelk st b p m . end
hill is Xiwwwlk Pol 0‘. 0 p In
Freight utter; from and arrived flu oil will“! or
the Until-t") and .‘i‘uvwslk end bliti’S’l‘ tut r all.
oi am oily nx’ncerl tom.
t'pvn nppi also" in nxvull he l'llv of N4 rwnlll
sud Home on. be not tor up.” 1 loll u! fr tent
or vwie-reln New Yovkxu ll.\l¢lti"
{ran wry-me ore imbtd rm» mg on oi the
vmployu-ot the? bush or thin line on aemr l M
the owners therein. elf)
itOI'SA'I‘ONIll RAILROAD.
IMNIIUI' I NORWAIJ DIVISION.
Corrected Jone llfli. l-y'lu
Mn‘rv l‘vofvie.
Hill‘l'll.
thlovivolk lqulo. Work or “'llew Imam
lilo. 756.1: Eittloni.
m " If! " 53$ ‘
l9” " I'll: “ warn
””le Il0p.m ilipm
l " ”it “ in ‘
m " Iixod 321 line it!) "h‘x'o
“W e- u a“? . -o .115 u v.
on " loll I0” " "
"YIDA'
en..-
Iflp I
Hifll'l'fl.
Le. I!“ m bv. Ho. Norm-lb Aruorwolh
in " " m " " Mt "
It” " illb " “um”:
um ” ”up... I to .-
1” "Ill-C if" "Illa! “I ltd
cups. in " only,“
Im " hill ' ~33 ’
”to ”line! no ‘ Nine Damned
cultuv
lots or 90s.-
o'flp - 0"]: p...
noun Lina.
IMW tor Humid.
i‘ogoseoemo’i l
allotment
Co I. lined
My... oxymo-
sle ' More
0"»
.smso'unu
l' on.
lent-aloe
manly-eluaslowlflm.
VI. ILIvov-m. “com. “am one.»
'.It lain-.lopv.
' A FUJI! hm... Afl.m:i
Grim stridiiins.
DAVID STOW
so. will mm.
W nuns.
t MIIEIIWFIVI.
llafrbreodth Escapes at the Le-
land Hotel Horror.
"(DIES IMSIIBD INTO ETERNITY.
‘l’boy Inland to Awolt tho laddor'l
Coal” and Holly flu-pd to Iho
love-sent l'oe Below—A loo Who Is-
.pod with Illa In. I’ll" 0-0 ”I.
Emma, N. Y.. Oct. l’l.-Ilopplly the
loss ollifeby'tbo burning of the Lelond
hotel is but o fraction of the number given
lnoorly morning reports at tho diaastov.
The known dead are only live. Two or
three moy die of their injuria, and it to
confidently asserted by the hotel people
that oil the missing bovo been ocoouutod
for. At the outside not. than thou two
bodies are in the mine. 'I'lio number of
those injured. occording to the list
which follows, in twenty-four. There won
a hundred guests and twontydlvo employee
in the hotel. According to tho intent ro-
ports the dead and injured us on follows:
The bond.
Aunts Cumming». New York. cook. oged 2|
years: almost lontontly killed; died In petrol
wogon.
Bridget Doyle. Marcellus. N. Y.. cloovor; killed
by umping from oixth story window.
Illiam E. llorrup. Elizabeth. R. J.; died It
hoopltol.
Kory Padden. laundry girl; killed by jumping
from sixth story window.
BooeBchwoi-r. ogod 23 your. servant; diode!
hoopltol.
'I’bo Injured.
Ooorga it. Burroughs.“ Buffalo; badly injured.
Annie Compbeii. ogod )8 years. oervout; aut-
oualy injured and token to St. Joseph‘s hospital;
moylive. II. J. Coroy.botol bukm: bonds
binned by friction of rope. Simon Com-took.
guest; ill from Inhaling smoke; oi llouso d
Good Shepherd. Maggie Doyle. etc-oer: right
log out both arms broken. l1 ll. Dryadolo, New
York, traveling sale-moo. oged to yours; seri-
ously Injured. but my recover; oz Congress
boll. John Dunn, member of Fire Company No.
4; teen crushed by failing toil Karim Fer-
uohl, Rochester; Injured obout hood by fall-
ing down stoiro. Burns: Forbeo. Syrocuoe;
wounded and ill from luboiotlon of omoke.
F. W. (illmore. I’owtucket. R I , oged as yours;
Mly hurt. Moggie (lilac. aged 2) yearn. oervoot;
bully burned. hood and face cut and loft leg froc-
tnrod. Theodore liutbler. member of Fire Com-
pouy No. l; foco badly burned. John Hewlett,
aged 31 years, member of Fire Compouy No. i;
oorlounly Injured. but will probobly remover.
[Ania Lunderufl. ozed i9 yearn. oervoni'. severely
injured. Km )lcflrnw. aged 24 years, servoul;
groot toe injured and bonds burned by friction
of rope. I. P. Nichols. Dunkirk. president of
Brooks‘wlocoinotivn Works; broken ankle oud
sover- nhock. A. 0. Unlock». New York,
Ind a yeoni. traveling aoIeouioo. bully
hurt; at the Vanderbilt house. In. U'ConA
not, sorvoot; right orni froctured. face oud
eyes Injured sud suffering from shock.
In Minolta. New York; right ankle trace
urodoud bonds burned by friction of rope; at
Bot. of (load Shepherd. Annie Scbwor-g sovv-
uit; inleruol Injuriei conned by foil. Georgo
Bbeoo. copiolu or Steamer Company bio. 1; tom
bun-d Silou Smith. aged u porter-nun;
hilly cut and shocked. Mary Tynou. oged no
yarn. oervout; compound frocture of right arm.
burned about fooo ond bodiy shocked. Mb:
Colvin Wolkor. aged in yoont, servant; badly
burnedond shocked.
Yvoollod Poop]. at tho Wllsdows.
Lewis Lolond, proprietor of the Cocoa
Hotel at Long Branch, first discovered the
fire, noticing o light In hbo mirway loud-
ing from tho otllce to the kitchen. Ho oud
the elevator boy no up stolrs ood awoken-
od the guests while theolorms woro aound-
lng. But In loos thou a minute the entire
northwest corner of the building was ntiro
oud the flames were beyond human con-
trol. The terror stricken guests rushed
into the bolls only to ilnd them full of
smoke. Donne of men out! women, who
bod follow on tho floor ond stain overcome
with the intense bent and smoke, were
dragged to the exits.
Tho polico did excellent uervico In raco-
Ing gueotn In less thou ten minutes after
the olorm had been given the rescuers
were driven from tholusido of tho bulld<
lug. lt‘renlind people crowded to the win-
dows crying for help.
The Wo-on Won (Jr-sod.
At. one window on the sixth floor were
three women, employee of tho hotel. They
were Annie Cumming». u cook, ond Mode
lino lleiinesny, the linen room girl, and
hot sister Lizzie Ilenueuuy. n chnnibor-
mld. The three women method to tho
window. throw their arms ritual each other
oud oorumod for help. Behind them the
crowd on the turn-t now the llamas
A hundred Vulus iron: the street coiled
to them to be qun-r till it Iodder could be
placed, but the Cummings girl suddenly
stopped on to the Window sill out! with I
cry, "l'd rather be killed thou burned,"
threw herself out into the street. She won
killed by the foil. The Ilennmy sisters
crouched in tho room, and n moment lotor
they were resorted by the lireiueu. who cor-
ried them down the holder in their arm
At o window on the titih fltior two women
sore-med for help, The big lodder woe lit
soother window, and o jumping not was
brought out.
One of tho women. Iiridget Doyle, jump-
ed before the net wiu not Into position. She
struck on her head and nhouldmi end was
deod when she won picked up. fiho woo o
hotel ernployo and her home woo iii Mor-
colluii. .\Iory I’adden. n laundry girl,
jumped from o rear window sud was kill-
od. Willlom K. IIorrup. of l'ZIIkobotb, N.
J., o cornnierclol traveler for I Now York
house. stoml down n the oocopo. The
rope did not vvurk and its droppod to the
sidewalk, bruising both ankle. end being
Injured luternolly. lie died at tho hoo-
pltol. neverol others looped from windows
oud were injured.
'l'wo Firemen “on.
Just button 2 o'clock I wall loll. portly
burying .lniin Hewlett Ind John Dunn,
ilremen. IIowleit woo very bully hurt ond
Dunn's foot was evil-bed. Von ”men and
Womn Ireland. .lr.. lord. about. 03,000
worthof prroonoi property. which was in
their aportutotflo in the hotel. Mr. nod
Mu. Worreu belond, Jim, bot-sly escaped
in their night. clothes, leaving money,
wotchoo and diamonds. W. I). Bouckor.
Jr., mottled Miss .llory Jobnotono oi Is‘oy-
ottevlile. S. Y.. Wednesday, and the entire
porty had planned on extensive Cooodion
trip. All they lost. on their clothing in the
fire they decided to return homo at once.
Ilr. and Mn. loose Anderson, of Kitty
ton, wen soother bridol poir. although
elderly people They won married ot. 0r
wsgo Wedneodoy, They oacoped unlit.
lured.
I". Ono [mod III. "ll-odd."
B. K Johnston, of New York. monagu
ol Ovldo )luslo. the violinist, mods his
more; on on the street. in a
custom belonging to three dif—
lnut. lies. The only articles thot were
hlomwevokls cork '7' tent leather
“out Win. in lvesin Brook-
lynoodkeosooiilnootfvo. to! Fifth ovo-
ooo, New York.
“I woo tolmuuWkoioolro
”out. homo-y
am noon- esntoltol of soy
h. “imminent-Iowan
up donoa rushed ‘ ,. m r m
lhojholl I encounter-dill Mid W. of tho
Covo'l'snner comp-try. sud a servant clrl.
Tanker we groper! our woy down the
stairway to the ltrnot. Johnson ottrsctod
greet attention, so be mode his way from
Ioor to floor on one leg. carrying his stilli—
olol limb under his om. He declined in
favor of tbelodiesnll offers of mistanco.
Bongo BurroughI' Eso-po.
George E. Burroughs, the son of the
superintendent. of the western division of
the New York Control rollrood and mou-
ogu of tho Buff-lo Printing Ink oompouy.
had o narrow escape. As he come down
on the fire escape ropenwumou went rush-
ing by him end was instoutly killed ontbo
roof below. The rope then burned through
ond Burroughs fell to th roof. He was
bodly bruised out! his were loc-
seated
Con Tanner's Close Coll.
Con Tanner, the octress. thus describes
her thrilling experience: "I woo owokeuod
by a faint ring of the electric bell in my
room. which won on the fourth tloor. I
sprung out of bed on hearing it woman
ocreom ‘It'rrcl’ and opened the door. todud
nothing but dork tress sud blinding smoke.
I hunted to get my valuables from under
the pillow, and rushed into the corridor.
“I found on open door through which
several people were rushing. Iquicklyern-
tend And now n man trying with didiculty
to unfold a tire escape. l moistened o
towel and covered my nostrils oud mouth
and thou oppeolod to the non who won
speechless from inhaling smoke. ‘For
God’s sake. cove Inel’ Ho closed the door
ostbc smoke was filling the room. and
tried to open the window tolower the rope.
He couldn’t do it.
”Therenpon i put my clinched hands to-
gether and drove them through the gloss
and screamed for help to those below.
The onswer was, “Don’t come yotl' Proo-
cutly the signal came that the net. woo
reody. and the gentleman generously lent
me first. My hands clmped the smell rope,
and other I had gone in few feet I struck a
piece of masonry. My hold was nearly
lost, nod after sliding one story I fell the
remaining three into the not. My com-
panion, Mr. J. C, Gavin, of Brooklyn,
whoso bravery i shall never forget, imme-
diately followed. ()ur hands were terribly
lncemtod by the rope rind l sustained new
era! bruises. but the nervous shock was
the worst."
0! Incendiary Origin.
How the fire occurred ins mystery. A :
leading insurance man who viewed the
scene declares that in his opinion it was of
incendiary origin. lie my‘s that the fire
started in the kitchen. and that it looko no
if grease bod been ignored by somebody.
The kitchen was amply protected from no-
cidentol fire. and the blaze at the Globe
hotel later in the morning, which the some
man investigated. originnted in o like
manner. .
The “ones.
The loss on the hotel building will fall
upon the heirs of George B. Everson, who
are insured for “will, You Bunn nnd
Worren Leland. Jr, proprietors of the
hotel. bud sumo worth of furniture, on
which there in on insurance of carom.
Newton dc Hickok. the drugginto, saved
nothing. Their stock was vhiued ot 36ml), 3
.\I. A. Shumwny, =
with $1,500 irivlirnrwe,
dealer-in butchern' supplies, hind AMA!”
stock. with primnl immune-e. The Ameri-
can Express compnny lust $2,500; insured.
The Curtis Manufacturing compouylost
all”; insured. \i’. :4. On. a merchont.
lost “All”. The aggregate losoes usual.-
on, not including the personal Iosoeo of
the guests. __
A PITTSBURG HORROR.
Five Mon Futolly liurued by on Av-
alanche of Flame.
Pn'rsnt'no. I'n , Oct I‘.‘,-ily the monof
lloinoe which fillet the mill after the full
of the hot i‘ukx- train the furnace triad It
Moreliend dc Mclnme's mill yooberdhy If-
teruoou live Illl'll were burned totally; four
were dangerously unnl three of four slightly
burned. The following is a list of the un-
fonttrmten:
Edwurd Hughes, "Hell it), died lit the hon-
pitiil at 5:45 but evening; Ieavesawidow
and foimly. The entire utirfoce of his body
W!“ liritilt‘ll.
Mikt- I'urwnl, llnrignrinii. aged, 28, died
at hoepirnl at Ol'filo'l'lurli'f unmarried. The
flenh was burned nil hi~ budyin several
places
Mirhm-l Benn, dying. lltingnrion. aged
’3; lnnly fl-rt iirly liilrtiml. rinrnnrriod.
Anti} II l}lll‘r, Hungarian, tiged 32; will
die; rnnrrh-d. 'I‘ho iii-~31 on his head and
biniv wan burned tilt-uni to n crlnp.
Iii/in I-‘mlor, IIungmrinn, aged 50'. hula
wife in IIrznxnry; burned over entire body;
will llll'.
August .\llll‘t‘ll. l-‘n-rmutt, aged 35-. hos
wife rimi {Mir -hil In-rv; writninly burned
nbmit Iii-mi and held}; may recover.
Fred linkrr, Ann-rim", rignlti'i, widower,
fm-e rind ion-it'll badly burned; willprob-
nlily rri .n or
Ji-rry ”chum-y. need ‘3. umnorriod,
feet bmlly burned; mil probably have to
he amputated,
lthli Aldrin, Huumriun, ngrtl 33.!oco
onrl «mi-i lnirm-«i; Will get well. but. any
hint» liln eyesight.
'l'lu- ni'i'ulrtit wu» unforeseen and entirely
unnt‘nlrlrtiiir. 'I'hu lnrruii'ulioil been blown
preprirnrnrv in n'litilriu it, ond writer hod
been lltrlir'vl mi the Niko. of which twenty
orrmm- ruuwlnng to the whim. A gong
of riioii iii-n- umhle thi- otnek buoohiug
loo-nth» bottom, when ntiiltlenly o largo
iron hand than unpported the firm-ci- gave
way. 'l'lv~ workmen heard the grant mom
above tlwtii beginning to full, and with I
cry of horror ran for tin-iv liven.
The. lll‘ttil. min on the side from which
they run, ri'ul the groin, moon of hot. coke
pound nut 'JI‘I’ them. None of the work-
men wom— hurled by the avalanche but
were lmuml by Iln- monitor: of tlsmo sud
volume nl sparks which ruched out after
them.
Men with bolt their clothing cut from
their lMIlli'!‘ on by knives end the to-
moinder In ilnnin rnn shrieking through
the otreetnor Iny down and milled in the
puddle.- Wilil'll rim ruin bntl formed. Eye
witnmw ntnte that the ole Inside «the
bulldlm: writzvvl to be on tho. Every I'll
of clothing mu. burned truth the body of
one of the tinnqnvinm. who in now dying.
With hie tie-h harming in shreds out! on
eye bdrm-d from its lurch-t he no tollto
polio. station, it hundred yordo owsy.
when he “no cover! int until the orrlval of
on ntnlniimwe.
Edward Hughes, who died this evening.
oppenred to bore lint. bisrooooo during
the tew minutes 0! his most intense endor-
ing. He ran it «prism-robin distouoo with
his clothing on tire out! then extinguished
the domes by rolling in the wet street. Ho
then bolted otmiuht ahead ogoln for a half
mile or more, when he modo hie way into
thohouooof person-i vitally unknown to
him,bodly frightening the low llo
uroinimveIf on the floor and woe shortl
ukuowoyby a few men who bodic-
lowodhivo. Thotmoretuoowoeouoeknrt
ls whirls. considering the anti»
hoover end the noon-v tow tones
_. . .. “m, _._... “um—“WW.“
olivine. versus Letitia.
Depew's Speech to the Engi-
neers at Pittsburg.
PRAISE Poll A ll’l'll UR AND HIS MEN
The Spookor'o Boron-woo to tho loco-t
Now York Central Strike—4h Thinks
not labor I‘m-t- An on Bed so Any
Covalent-clone or! l'apllol llxiout.
Prrrsnuno. l’io, Uct. tr.-'l‘ho Inter.
notional Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers held its ouuuol open meeting in
the Grand Opera house last cveulug.
Every ovoilnblc inch of room was occu-
pied. Addresses were made by Monter- of
Ceremonies II. K. Adonis. Mayor Gout-lo .
of Pittsburu; George W. hllphens ue,‘
Usuteuout Governor Davies, Cbnitn M.
Depew, Grand Chief P. M. Arthur and
other; Mr. Depevv received or gen iuo
ovation when introduced by Chairman
Adams. "in address was listened to with
great interest. Several times the speaker
woo compelled to pause owing to the en-
thunionm and applause of his bearers. He
sold:
A Reference to Mr. Powderly.
"Mr President and Gentlemen: Only
on invitation of unusual attractiveness
could induce me to spend two nights on
the sleeping our and deliver on address,
but your call to be with you for the third
time was on indication of the unbotod
friendship which has existed between us
that demanded an equally cordial recog-
ultiou.
“My voluble and voluminous friend, Mr.
Powderly, said recently that at the meet-
ing of the Locomotive Engineers of New
England, which [addressed in the Opera
hounoot New Haven just before ~wailing
for Europe. your grand chief, Mr. Arthur,
and I, edified the. audience by falling into
each other's urrus and kissing. Whilethot
event did not take place, i not glad now on
then to express the esteem felt by every
one for the that: whose ability and con-
iservntisni have done so much to elevate
‘, and dignity labor and to win for its eflonn
, the respect of the country."
Sou'ialisln (Torrid So! Survive.
The speulu-r mid that during the trunk-
seven yenraot the brotherhood's existence
hundreds of lulu-r organizations had been
formednnd dissulvel, but the success of
the brotherhoml was due to its unswerving
adherence to the right principla upon
which it was founded. Association was
the rule of our time. but socialism was in-
compatible witb our liberty. rind could not
survive. Over 50') societies have been
formed to put in ; mutter- sticirilistit- ideas,
The npenker said lite)” litill been headed by
earnest, self sacrificing and devoted peo-
ple, and wrecked by disciples who could
get along with n duty in this world, and
would never be received into the next.
Concerning Labor Organisations.
The speaker believed no lubor organize.
‘tion could perm..nently succeed whose sole
and only object “its to increase wages and
diminish hours. ”It lacks the essential
bond of mutual :y’tripnthy and brotherly
help in bearing or lightening each other’s
burdens. The tendency of much on organ-
izotlon in Ineyitnbiy oud rapidlyto col~
g Iisinu rind failure. The fundamental ideo-
tof your brotherhood ni-e charity and pro
.tectiou in securing and maintaining your
rights» Your record is unexumpled in the
biology of the contact between employer
ond employcs at home or abroad. in the
burnonioua l’flillltill! which have been
maintained and in the intelligence and
prosperity of your member's."
'l‘bo Trout»; of (‘a‘illill and labor.
Concerning the trust epidemic. Mr.
Depew sold: "Within to few years every-
thing. from pine lands to peanuts, and
from steel rolls to sardines. hos been or-
ganized into some form of corporation or
trust. This univereoi cflort to absorb the
indiviiluol,to «livid! the people Info em-
ploying companies and employees, ondto
destroy competition. will inevilubly end
in disaster. ilmtiic legisintion and the
lows of trndc will learn: only the legitimate
enterprises surviving In up some way
and fmm the sumo: (tallies there hnve been
severnl nmbition-z nth-ingots to form gigan-
tic labor trusts, which should combine
under one control and autocratic author
ity every occupntmn ill which n wage
corner . n brmtl Willllt‘r could engage.
"in all such msocttitmrh of trades rind
occtiptttium having nothing in common.
certain qualities of niirlncity, fluency of
ilpvrt't'll liflil mpnvity for manipulating
cerium-w and mnvontions push to the
[hint runny man who know little, of the
grant Illirrt‘std confided to their core.
Labor must be an intelligent. u copilol
upon its own grounds. The committee
which calla upon the employer or the hill
nwi otlirer run-.r know it» own business on
well us he tltwn. otm-rwuz- from angry con.
tentiom become of ignornuco comes the
exercise of brute force. and violence foils
toner-tire that Wllii'il in nine cases out of
ten would have been had by intelligent
presentation."
This slwnkt-r did not believe o cabinet
member on muddled to nrxuo the cloimo
of an ('llflliii'rl Iie- theudenmibed n futile
otiovript timt be said was made by one labor
0r,:'iniwtlutii to mill-ii the Iferitrol in its
plan to bro-«i. up the- Iir-rtlmrbuod of Loco-
motive Erinmvem. lie dolled them and
otootl by the engineer-r4. To clmogrcot.
line like the Cculml mi» nimostocrlme.
he timuubt, and pubiioopinloncondemned
the inert who were I’cbptilmlblu for the [not
wrong. ond continuing be said: .
“Years of slit'vmnlnl trial, frank oud
friendly dlM'lH'lllIll‘I with the employee of
the Central upon questions of dilforerices
bod led me to believe. that or strike won im-
pmolble upon the line of that road. In
tbst trust. I went abroad on my onnuoi
hoiidsy to have my hopes roughly chair
tered nt (thereunurgnn one Sundoy
evening by in cable announcing thot
the words 'Woboter‘n Ilictlonary' fin-bod
over the when bud caused thutisondnio do»
out their poster. and the greatest. artery of
commerce out! travel in the United States
toboetoppod. But. you were true tothe
relations which for mony yearn bod been
«inhibited. ond oust-inert my fading faith
in the «vibrancy of any etlort to maintain a
sotiofnctory unrierotandlnt: between cop-
Itol and lobar. The citizens of the whole
country owetothn Brotherhood of Loco-
motive Englnectnodobt of grotltnde for
the convene, fidelity ond Intelligence with
which they stood by iholr pesto during the
recent. tvonbieo."
W nod All Won! Down.
mwmludkt. 11,—Wbllo tho friends
ot Robert J. llroodwaior, an aged man,
who died o few days ego. were suernblod
at his Into residence, No. I will": street.
listening to the noding of the prayer for
tkodsodpvevioos to thefunorol,tbeiloor
mowoy. The minister. scopes ands".
ovolol the roiotlvoa were Mm” to
‘ thooollu. looowuom
W
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warren Mitten-s trunnion...
Impressive core-notes in tho WM
Blobs Court Room ol Willem
Wumxoronflct. iii-fa the drunk!
where Henry Clay mode the epoch. tho!
node him lemons as a statesman and or's—
tor oil that won mortal of Clay'- W
tollowcr and disciple, Justice Samuel F.
Miller. reported yesterdoy afternoon. while
relotives. friends, oniciol “socioec- out!
many persons of distinction psld a lost
tributetoblo memory. The court. room.
olwoys somber and funnel In Its ap
once. was even more no in while 3
services looted by mnpyunir my:
solemnity. The floral tribune. w... 1......
tiful. President Harrison sent tyo crooked
swords 0! white flowers encircled by I
wrath of roses oud orchids. A shoot of
wheat was Secretory Noble's oflarlug.
Mn. Harrison sent. an anchor. oudMn.
Hancock. Sen-tor Edmuuds, Mrs. Fuller
the pupils oi the Notionol Law unl-
Ity sent other floral devices.
At the Miller residence on Massachusett-
ovenue, the members of the family with o
number of triends assembled at 2 o’clock.
No ceremony was held there and tho funer-
nI cortegc started for the Capitol without
delay. The president, Mrs. Horrioon, Sec-
retory and Mrs. Blaine. Secretory and Mn.
Windom, Secretary and Mn. Noble. Boc-
retary and Mrs. Ruck, Attorney Generol
and Mrs. Miller. Secretory Tracy ond Pri-
vate Secretary iinlford bud assembled in
the president's room of the senate. The
body ond its escort reached the Copltol at.
3 o'clock and a few minutes later. while
the cooker. containing the remains of Jus-
tice Miller was being carried into the
building, the presidential potty entered
the supreme court chamber and took seats
in the second tier on the right. Then the
chief justice and the associate justices of
the supreme court and Justice Strong, re-
tired, entered and took seats In front of
the presidential party. The justices acted
an honorary pallbearers.
The services were (oriented with the hymn
"Abide with Me," sung by a quartet. of
mic voices. Rev. W. A. Bartlett, ixPresr
byterian minister of this city. delivered
on impressive sermon on the chamber of
the deceased. He sold that. the assemblage
represented the sentiments of modem of
people. He reviewed the services of Juno
tico Miller on the supreme bench, eulogiz-
ing him us in every way a great Americon
o mon of great. sympathy and char-
ity, in Christian gentlemen, and one of the
greater-iv jurists of the period. Dr. Bartlett
then invoked the divine biasing, and the
membloge dispersed. At 7:30 o’clock last
night the tmin with the funeral party on
board left for Keokuk, when it. is due Sub
urdoy morning.
THE. FUGITIVE NATION—ALISTS.
Alton Thole Amer-icon Tour Thoy Will Ro-
lurn and stone] Trill.
Plintx, ()rr, t:,—()n arriving in this city
Mr. O'Brien tvns ruetnt the railway nation
by his wife He declined to be interviewed.
and referred reporters to Mr. Dillon. who
convened freely. He sold thot. tboyhod
nothing to conceal. The motive for the
flight was the “fish to appeal, on bob-II of
their unhappy brethren at home, to 8411)!!!)
Irish in America The people of America
were greatly interested in Ireland, and
there was no doubt the mission would be
successful."
“We need money." continued Mr. Dil-
lon, "to carry on the struggle against the
landlords. to assist. the unhappy tenouts
who are perisbiug with hunger, and to
build houses for evicted fomilith The gov-
ernment aimed to deprive the people of
these mum therefore we did not. besi-
tote to flee from its unjust. grasp.
"We expect to embark on the otoomer
La Bretngne from “March Saturday, Oct.
23.nnd after remaining four months in
America we will return to England oud
surrender ourselves. We have been pri5>
oncrs so often." Inughingiy concluded Mr.
Dillon, "that a few months in jail. more
or lens. cannot frighten Ila. We look with
coufidencetothe general election for the
triumph of .\Ir. Gladstone, who will give
to ll'inhruen the liberty that but been
promised."
th-mlltlnn “'III Not In Aokod.
1405003, Oct. l?~('liief Secretory Bol-
four has ordered it. timroitgh investigation
of the circurnstnnces unending theencopo
of Messrs. Diliiill nrnt O'Brien, but the gov-
ernment lib: dcchlml not to make any ro~
quest of I-‘mncc tor the surrender of the
fugitives. Such a request would be dim-
cnit. in \rt-w of the asylum granted by
Englnud to lit'llltkliut‘l' and other French
refugees. 5h uirl the two voluntary exiles
set foot on ('nnndiun soil they will be or
ruled tlivre.
Banker \Illlrr'u “ml Record.
Nzw limit, ”or, I7:—~lnnpector Byrncs
hon invcsl igntml the record on this side of
the Atlantic of William \Vodsworth Mil-
ler, whose wife. ('orriel'vu V. E. Miller, is
held it prisoner awaiting extradition to
England for having in her possession
mom-y flill‘ui‘il todxnvi- been stolen by the
swtndlinu London honking home of James
E. Field dzt'o, In which concern Millol‘
was in partner. According to Byrnen Mll-
Ier won the man who, umier the firm name
of W. II. Itixhnm S: (‘n., indicted confid-
Ing people in thin city out of‘obont 8500,—
Win18?“ and then tied In lfl‘ii) Miller
foiled int‘hienpo, owing $33,000 to diaer-
out ilrrn». Snbwqm-nlly he opened a
banking hurt-w in t'iiii'ugo under the name
of Fleming, There he worked u. “fund"
scheme nimilnr to tho- “npv-nnlntive syndi-
cote" he engineered in New York and
hoggt‘diibout fawn). IIe wrui arrested,
tried and oerilcncml to Juliet prison, but
metered n temporary entity of proceedings
ond jumped his ball, “in next exploit
won hi.» recent London swindle. Miller is
warm-d here for the W. II. Inghnm & Co.
operations. for which he was indicted.
Tommiaily'o New Allleo.
New Yonn. (let. t7.~A'I'nmmnny Ilnll rs-
ceivod two allies lost night in the light. with
the [union ticket. One «in the ofinhoutolthn
County lie-inm'roey known no the Voorbirl
Democrnr-y, and the other the ”l’eoploo'
Alliance," which slut-s oi. excise reform.
The Republican county committee bov-
ltirlorrml the funioti ticket.
I'uulg (Irookov May Ike-won
Sin FRANCIKCU, Oct. I'l'.~'l'empiolon
Crocker, non of Millionaire Clinics 1".
Cracker, of the Southern I’ociilc roilrood.
who fell down it ntnlrwny lost Smithy oud
fractured bin skull. in showing marked im-
provement in his condition, and It is be-
Ileved tbot he will recover.
(inventor Co—pholl'o Victory.
COLUMBI'S. 0.. Oct. It-«Tho compromise
bill. the one giving the governor the power
to remove the board of public Improve-
ment ofJWnrinnnll and their shown to
be elected on the next April election. hos
passed the ecu-to.
"ones (or nor-io- lam
Bnnun. Oct. t7.~'l'he government is
ohout to erect Milli worklugrnen’s dwolb
Inns In North Ilerltn. 'l‘ho emperor is
foil the I lien or choo rollwo
it‘d-933m iii 'dirt! from the iy for lb:
m
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