in lllllllllll tllllll'l'lllll
O
“‘9'...—
** LADIES’ CAPES
From $1.42! to $13.50.
. litterman & Son,
.84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH
lllllill’l Hill“.
In LATEST STYLE
NORWALK. CT.
In what are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
[Read this and you have the answer.
We have purchased an
. extraordinary stock of the fittest quality and variety of
CANNED GOODS
and they have just begun to arrive.
W
e anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
,- in cans, we have them in glass.
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese.
We h
ave also just received
Thanking
you for past favors, we are your: cordially,
Mann t Hllllllll.
PLUMBING,
Tit llltl lint lltll Wild,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
Sole agent: for all of the
Button tartan tots Specialties
50 South llnln Street.
soon: MIRWAIJC. - coast.
"i ” ' ' "Trim
PROGRESS llllltlll.
If on are going to buy a flange for your kitchen
this all,snd want the
Best and Lowest Price
(all on me. lhavc lb" exclusive agency for the
felthl’dt'd
“ PRO“ IRI'ISB'l BAN
made tr.r home by the fianntttuck Iron Works (‘0..
and Iry vptrttt nrrJYlgt'mt'hlI with th in I ma rctl
tzla lint—mm nrtrm 1-! the pic: or llcnlcz and
nmcilrr one I nrmn' way or e to be
THE BEST AND OUICKEST BAKER
In the war ii, and wit retnnd your money in we
f any complaint Beirg made have you can
alwsyr get rv-pairn in an honr'r tlmc.
’l‘l-l I!)
lltlllllESS lint.
WM. PODMORE,
6.5 Nultl'll ll.tl.\ still-1E1.
neon soc'rn NUhWALK.t.‘t)\'N
flllllltllltlllllillllllt.
ll Itrray St, lien York City.
VI "A73 wxs'ramr ON BAND
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
f HEATERS-
We lure two new Heaters which we would he plural to chow to the public:
Tilt Vllt'l'llll
r
.A ,2» $11.5: ‘?
L.
ant Illtl NEW S'l‘lllllttltll
We also have a large line or
RANGES.
301']! an! up rournnnc.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING ARI) TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH 8: BBQ,
(for. Main and West Streets. South Norwalk.
THAD
llllll lllll MEATS
AT 'l'llliI OLD STAND OI’
DEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 'l‘. Burr (layer It Son),
8 P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PROMI’TLY FILLED.
City Purple find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
Road Carts, Utility Darts.
Olipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, 8mm,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, lfilk Wagons.
mainland“ Stanly Dollar NW
The are the articles that will lea-e
you. or Wagona have a not! -wlde
reputation u to quality. atylc and firsts“.
Nona Superior. Street Sprinklers. We
have the best Street Sprinklers in the
World. Also have the protect and bed
null "ilk Wagons to New York. —
all”!!!
JOIIN ll. I’BIIBIS,
Whole-steam New! Denier In all klndlof
till]. lllll Willi]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
bohlgh, backawanns, Locust
louutsln. l‘ranklln, and
ll'ilkeanarre Goals.
mm for RUBBER Plill'l'
Yard foot of Worthington nnd Mar.
shall «relate branch office at Wilson
Drug Sow . worm
'ovsrzns.
Nor-walk Oysters
'l'lsthvcnothacn floated.
Fill, Ulllltll, titan, Salt Fish,
SCALLOI’S,
Pm I'm“ Catnip, Imported Har-
IIIII. Pm Yer-9st Iaple Syrup,
llporfod (impel. Pleklcd on-
ten «Mentioned Geode
—-—-d All Kinds.—
onolas angry pnouprtv
llllNl'ti ZELUFF
WE. M,mum
I
. finch“
Ill-I Brutal Poultrr 1 Specialty.
, ‘ “I ”voted Pronptly.
-i'
tllll l
00M l
EnminTlir Still
not: him Brion
l’lllltlllllllli.
w—Wl ARI erratum»..-
Grand lnducements
militias.
a
in Brilliant
We "It! will you V: ry Blgln "rrstncry Ilnffrv at
or: "all“ Ibo. !l on
. oo 0 -—
Grapes. (tropes.
The In!“ (loom first-w at lb; 3b: barlvf
«co—w .
The Lattiitllten trailiatletel
Obtain-blue, fat and juicy, tut In.
m
Applet. Apples.
We oler one lot at View! Apptn. head pitted
fruit. amnion ud fieldwlv I. at [ll 75 obi, War-
rated to be good star and quality,
090 -
FLOUR
nunqunmaa on rmrn.
Yoacso an army or paying "ear of an:
bedrock price! Ivuy mm W
‘0."
OUR m‘-.
We know that car (to: Japan" and (blow.
Mmhoaaltosaltyolemwf‘lgivcthc-s
trill.
Amhtofflorlaplr pinholtlcs.
(liven-your trade. were tau-it yea.
that. Willis,
33 Washington Street.
sour- Ioawm um.- IAII
“Wm“
mmrunm‘mmr n
rMMMIul I
“Ma-ma
11;" We...“
New York, flow Ham
and Hartford ll. ll. v
Orbit! 11. taro.
ruins LIAVI SOUTH NORWALI Al ”I...
WWI:
Vos Union a I ~t'm (except land” a.
trampoline u..dtt6ac.f:llac.7zloex.a or
can too or, on» 03.91“ ac. 10:11 en mi
loo. r: kl. 49.45 01.. 1:0! so. 1:!) ex ,tbl ac, to
”tenfold, apron from ntsmfovd. 3:35. 4:90 In.
5:01 to. to lilanfortl, 51”” . bzwac .6190". 0:“
ac 7:5Iu.tkll ac. lures-c . 1:03 am.. I
too axon". Sundaykwtl tn . brute-I ,ttoac.
P. I.-—o:u an. 7:!!! ac. 0:29 or.
Pol luv darn a If «full on . 6:10 ac.. 1m
ac. czwu. the ex, tort! ac til—ital 93.,
not cx.. tut-c.9307“ .r:to-c..t:tr.c .03“.
l’ 13 01.. 7.23 or... U 41 ac . flzllsc..l107 All ex.
ac . 111.96 a m. u. cundayI—l 28 ac.. m2 ac., a In;
twang-Jo,
Fort [tn-trout Also )0 ac . 01611.. for!
ac l'.I.—Ikmex.l07cx . 1 “no.7 .6 cx.,ddl
ac..110‘.'es..fnoa men.
For: rrltuurtru). A It »tl:'to ac 9th} ax.
ltkoituc l' I -1't:09cr , Who .7115 el .th so.
"'0: (except lands: morning botworn New firm
and Syrtnnyd) 01
I’ll! Ito-roll All - lift us. lvh tlhorn line)
I' l.- 1'00 u (via upttugll 1d), 10: 91 (VII Marlo
ford l
LIA VI NEW YORK.
Volt norm Norman. A ll «60! rx . dot ac ,
701m. ntDcxflN-c. llflllrxJHHac. moo
noon ex l’.lf~120: nc,|t|l ux,20: ac,,3rr:
rx,smex.403“,40lcx.oturx.t50'lcx.701
“.801“..me u.endsc.1>ltl0mtdn mu.
cannon-601w. 7 lid-c . 50: ac., 1200 or night.
llll SA'l‘tlhif‘ tiritltfllf ill
IMN’BUKV At .‘iOlHlAlth Ill l Islllh.
Corrected October am. 12190
LEM’BrOUI‘lI NUIM’ALK as FOLLOW-z
Fort llanacnv. A. fifth-”omits. I’. ll —f:l:l8.
2:10, 5:17. 5:26 10:95 Medan—0: a m.. 6:12 p In
Yo; WW! Porn A. I -.:w, 3:37. 10x13
P. l.— 30,4:20, um. 8:15, 10:80 stinky—~92“
a to, :03p m.
LEAVE RUIN/ALE,
You linat'nv. A M -o:ll. 0'15 l'. at ~':.‘lll,
'2 in, t: 2'! 633,103: nnndnye—il 80a rn. {.7 p m.
Pun t-m'rtt Noavuut AND Wilson Pots-r A M.
-7 3.1. ll If, It) 045 l’ M -»l'.' 37, 417). ft 14. 300 9 07.
sundnys—tl ‘91:. in , 609 p m,
Lit \vit lur- BURY.
-’t M.——6 flit. 7 mi 905
110.3.» but). cucdlyr— 806 a. to , not
Main Line.
LEAVE llttlDilEf’otl’l‘,
A N -" 05, ace; 1000. no;
:It) if), no: ; 11H”, ml: A. ll no to, fix ; it 10,
through an . 'i 45. anltdtsyaa-T 35 o.rr1., mail.
:tlor-e tnly as Mr n.- Ure 1! Harrington
'uocrtmly to far on New Milton“.
Wu. ti. Murmurs. Viv» t'n-a‘t a tn-rt't mm»:
W. ti. Lroa, Supt
A, w ‘v'aarmv um. ”1.4.0.4" ~..
your Asp rte—Littler;
llillll llll‘ltl Fillflll Llllll
—»Tr »—-—
South Norwalk
”580——
Norwalk, Gt.
Fun Sorrn Normans
P. M
p. In.
You Pit-run IL!)
:zr'n -. u .
THE PHoi'aLlen
CITY OF llilll‘llLK 8t EAGLE
r. .,_
Will ’ravc PM It. [an Riwr (Batman titrrctr.
New im. :15 p 1a.,nntntdayas12p mt
Vn tutu ferrlvfil from 7 a m ['15 p to
Returning bmutvsve hum in It'. '- p at ,and
Son h waaik at 6: 0 p m
Freight taken from and received for nil hits on
the Honour! and Nor-elk and Ntrpuuu t‘rtwir
at any minced intro.
pun awlcatzon ltl sgvm! 'lw for of N: rrulk
and Engnsmtlb: twat for rptctal lots 0' Infant
nay-hue in Nrw York o: it- '-ll’ll’ try
fruit-trump arr rurbttl tnn- inn our of thr-
employ-roof the [Natural tilt! one on arr. u t of
"100."!!! thorium. r15
‘ -: . .wr l:
2':~:- :v. Oilrt‘r
l'i'lti to tail
tllllf’l‘s, 4.03 M J“ h'lrr-rt,
”BIDGEI'OHT, CONN.
. 3 ‘h; ‘.'
Q g a". I ..
_.. ' ‘ out tiii’fbhaio’m
llrirital Kllllltll .illll Liter t‘trt
Cruel l'laslrra Ind l’llla.
Thu an the- out Safe Rflnflllc‘ tonne w tho-c
afflicted wl‘h Hill We trim-arc. Liver Complain: an"
Urinuy Alectutnq Only thouc twewrd in tho
on you ate the Original-mt tit-only ltdnq
and Ltvvr t‘urr that wtlr tutor»: you to own“
health Ail Lattice lire
3. II. R. l.
Craig .Irdirln I‘--.. Paaulr. .\‘. J.
now A?
Plainted‘a Drug Store.
“A. _A.mlll:l:l21lll’5 ’
Cflllllgll littlllllllll'l
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
WU'I‘II NOIWAIJ‘, - CONN.
[Inter mad ops
Carriage Repository
Milli-Mb unm.mm.tm
calitkaucatfas sflhr not: to the lac Ila-
have to and on no. Van-are at the but
u». warm and loot-Ia the Motrin-t
Burma, Baggles, l'lr actors.
Concorde. spindles. Road
Certs, Bani-can Wanna,
Grocery and Ink
Wage-r.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPT“
town.
A. A. McLIAI.
in. .
‘flttttcrworth'a Daughter.
WBA’S PLEA l’0ll BBClPlfoClTY.
llor merchant: malt- That nun- stem
the. II the Face with the Para-go of
the HcIInlcy Ill“ and flair Immediate
fleclprocnl Relations wlth Uncle Barn.
Wannlncron, Oct. 31.—Msrriod one day
and a widow the nut. Such war the un-
happy fate of Mists Mary Buttervrortb,
daughter of Representative Buttemortb,
of Ohio. On Wednesday aha was united
in marriage wItb Mr. llonghwont Howe,
disbursing agent of the Pan-American
congrats. Aa Mr. Howe wan very ill the
ceremony occurred in his trick chamber at
'l'hltt morning Ibo
followed the body of her bnnband on its
the Metropolitan club.
journey to the grave.
llo llocamo Dellrlons.
For several hours after the wedding Mr.
Howe routed enmity. but toward night he
become delirious, and thoac in attendance
were obliged to use force to prevent him
from doing harm. This continued through
the night. At times the nick man fancied
he was on his wedding trip. In the morn-
ing an effort was made to quiet him by
an injection of morphine. and this opera.
tiou was accomplished only after a severe
struggle.
Mrs. Howe, who, with Mrs. Rocco, Mr.
Rowe's mother, and Dr. Magrutler, ltad re
mainod with hint during the night. wont
to her home for breakfast after her hun-
Sltc returned about
half panthand remained at his Waldo
In her absence he had
grown much worse, and his heart was fail-
ing rapidly. During the early morning the
beating of his heart was so strong that it
could be heard all over the room in which
band became quiet.
until the end.
he lay,
The Funeral.
lle dicd Thursday afternoon. Mrs. llowc
Services over
the remains of .\lr. llowe were held this
morning at. It) o'clock in the building
leased for the use of the Port-American
in nearly overcome by grief.
conference.
Rev. Dr. Bartlett, who performed the
marriage ceremony for Mr. Howe and Mitts
Buttcrwortb. conducted the services, and
at their conclusion the body was taken to
At It o'clock the
The in-
terment will be at Woodan cemetery on
the railroad station.
funeral train left for New York.
Saturday.
A Sketch of the Deco-nod.
Mr. Howe was the son of Frank Howe,
who served with great credit during the
war and was afterward appointed [tension
agent at New York, where he took it prom—
lluriug the enrly
port. of his life Mr. llowc wm his father's
private secretary, and upon his father's
death he bet-tune private secretary to Port»
muster James, of New York, and later to
He was appointed
by l’rcxldcnt Arthur dispntcb agent of the
Secretary
llnyard appointed him agent of the govern-
ment at the Cincinnati exposition in lfi‘i‘i,
and last full be was tit-pointed disbursing
inent part in politics.
l’mttnastcr l’ir-raott.
state department of New York.
ngcnt of the Pun-American cough-art.
(‘ulm'o I’lrra for fleclprorlty.
“'Astttrmrux, Oct. 31,—The department
of More has received a copy of a petition
forwarded by the Tobacco Ilmwern' and
t'tgnr Munitfut‘tnrcn' l'ntott of ('nlm to
the Spanish govr-rttment with regard to
n reciprocity treaty between the island of
The peti-
tlottcm met-rt that they are confronted
On the one side
ruin, stagnation, utiwry nod vugtte bopvw
and on the other side ntnunlnuce. wealth
After storing
that the McKinley btll Will work tit-tac-
trons rift-ctr. on ('ttlitttt trade the petition-
(‘ulm unit the l'ttited States.
with A simple probierri.
not! a prottttalng future
era say:
So Time to Ila boot.
"it is necessary to avoid w much harm
and word of! bllt'll cztlmttitics, and we find
no other waty but ll commercial treaty with
the United Suites, accepting the reciproc-
ity that our neighbors propose. There is
no time to lose in making this treaty. 'l'hc
McKinley bill will go into effect on Oct. 1,
and thereby the president will be author-
‘ued to impose lu-ttvy tlutic-t on nugnr corn-
ing from countries that on the lot of July
llfll, than not ltnvc nllowctl reciprocal con-
cessions to North American product».
"An far on tolmcm tit concerned, the new
duties arc to be collected immediately,and
in anticlpntion of thin there have been
shipped rttorntotln quantitien of leaf tobacco
and rigors. The business t‘rlflln tltnt threat-
cntt tut interriblc, imminent, and flu consc-
qncnocs embrace Very arrlotut dnngem"
The cigar manufacturer» conclude by in.
(forming the chamber for the Interest ll llM
taken in much important qtlentiom, surrept-
lng in their entirely the renoltilionn tttlopb
ed at the npeclnl meeting of the tub nun,
and nothing of the government, Ollt' of which
rcadr: “’l‘hnt without lowing lime lirgtlflir
lion» be opened With the [Tinted Hinton for
a commercial treaty on the bonito of free
ntittnr tutti reduction-t of duties on tub-tom
within the limits already prmcrilml."
The lltallromlo “In.
Wauuvo‘ron. Oct. 31/ - A drcluion of the
Interstate commerce cotnmtmlott. made by
ffoutmiuiortt-r llrngg, lmu lh'l'“ announced
in lhr rim of \l’. rt. King or (30.. n llmton
firm. attain»! the hit-w York, New llavrn
and Hartford ltullroad company trod the
Blew York and New England Railroad
company, Involving the attention whether
thew mil line. (“All Inaltc a joint through
rate on lltlpmcnfi of flour from New York
to lioown, Iowrr at llmtou, to meet the
conttntltlon of tlw Metropolitan titanic»
ship Ilnc, than the combined local rates of
the two rall carriuru front New York to
Reallvllle, for the shorter haul, where no
such competition exists. The cornmlmiou-
«decided that the carriers could do thin
without violating the long and short haul
clatrac of the act to regulate commerce
The "calm Cattle Import Duly.
Wmtsorox, Uct. at-Actlng Secretary
Arlee, of the auto department. but metr-
rlnoinforrnatlnn that the Mexican gov»
unmrnthtsa imported an Import duty of
”wear Ioadon American cattle. and
he dubls it Inc-yin of the promptnm
which on former ace-atom was displayed
when duties were lnerraoed in informing
this country of the feet.
l. -.__._
A (flow (tall? the Crew.
mffllflf'lt, It. I.. Oct. 31.~A whlrb
wind from the northwest struck Serrano-
aou hay, off Cove-cot. Thur-day night.
The nthmmvr .‘lamiethrmmlnc, from NZ
corn. was nailing down the hay light. The
whirlwind atract her ad churned M.
p, more not atsh. the low narrowly
mm
York, whit-b bod ammo Margo
‘ y . . ! molt-w at than.» .r
, Minion of Representative
nematodes-I.
Cnrcwo, Oct. ctr-Judge: Tlllt'y its» no-
tlorod Illa decision in the'pool scllcra' can,
deciding ugaimt the city and In 1favor of
the defendant». The court read the law
passed in 1887 by flungettt’ml membly of
Illinois in regard to bookmaking and pool
selling on races. etc. "It is admitted that
the defendant, C. J. Broomlce. its guilty of
selling pools at a place in Chlwgo which
was not inside of up inclocurc of a fair or
race track.
“The legislature has no more power to
exempt the inclrmumi of fair and race
track usaoclntions from the operation of a
general penal Inw than it would have to
exempt Cook county.
council any more oxetnpt such incloaurce
Nor could the city
from the operation of a general penal or-
dinance than it could exempt certain per-
cent; by name or certain numbers on Clark
turret.
“Such legislation aaIthis in not only on-
conntltutionnl, but it in vicious and im-
moral in the extreme The state law being
unconstitutional, and the city ordinance
passed therein being absolutely void, there
would be no violation of the ordinance,
and judgment must go to the defendant."
This decision wipes out the pool nellerrt’
fines of “beach, aggregating nearly 85,000.
The case will probably be appealed by the
city.
Still Excited Over Blrchall'a Letter.
Wows-tom, Out, Oct. tit—The excito-
mcnt over the letter from Jackson, Mich,
signed ”Colonel” still continues. At first
it was thought that thc letter was written
by Bircball himself, smuggled out of the
jail and mailed over the border, but several
exporter Itttvc exatnined the letter and say
that the handwriting is not at all like
Blrcball's. Jailer Campbell and Tumkcy
Forbes any emphatically that such a letter
could not. have left the jail without their
knowledge. Steps will be taken to ascer-
tain who the individual in Jackson who
wrote the letter is, and sarnplc't of the hund-
writing of the prisoners in Jackson state
prison will be obtained if possible, as it. is
suspected that the writer may now be doing
time there. llirchnll'n lawycm have ticked
Mr. Stevens, of Montreal. to give them as
described by him I“ the “Colonel."
Big Meeting of llnllrmsrl Man Called.
SEDALIA, Mo, Oct. til—An important
meeting of railroad men employed on the
Gould system, anti Missouri, Kansas and
Texas roads. has been cnlled for Sunday,
Nov. 9, in this city, The call is addressed
tteem, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire-
men, Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors,
Order of Railroad Conductors, Brother-
hood of" Railroad ’l'rnitttncn. and Switch»
men's Mutual Aid Association of North
America.
doctors are at sworda' points, yet. both are
included in the call tutti it is believed an
important movement is on foot. The cull
is in the shape of n cirt'ulnr letter, and is
mentioned. '
A Rho In (in II Pitt-burg.
f’tTrsnt‘no, Pu, Oct. Lit—The directors
of the Philadelphia Natural Gas company
have decided to increase the price of nus to
private consumers in) per cent. The ad-
vunce will go into effect Dec. l. The pres-
ent rate is fifteen cents per 1.01!) feet, with
five cents off for cash payment. The in-
crctue will make the mte twenty cents per
1,000 feet, with five centa of! for cash puy<
merits, or fifteen cents per 1,000 feet. The
outlook for resuming gas supply to the
same rules tut are charged private consum-
ers, and that they cannot afford to do.
There is now no doubt that the action of
the Philadelphia company in blllllllllg 03
' tho-go» from the puddltng furunms was
due to :1 shortage that they cannot at pres—
ent undertake to trinkt- good.
A l’oafmnslrr I'm-rod In Ike-rig“.
Whitmaon. Uri, 31.- ‘l‘lte puntnnsler
at Donaldson. Ark , after :t varied expert
ettreltan concluded to realign. The post-
tnrulcr Was objectionable- to some (‘Illll'lm
in the vicinity of the ll)!‘llllll('c because he
wua fl Republican in :i. lt-tlrr to the post
begun to think l mu med up We
outuprmnlued, and l lune :tgrw-tl to resign.
lttut told that will wttlr the whole trtntier
' Inmtruly glml to got many front here
think it u disgrace to be :t llvpnltlirnn."
the town will direct the po-ltnllit'c to re
main clmwl,
Nan-n of the Navy.
Witt-ammo», UN. in «The contract for
The» people know not him! thrytlu. They ‘
loo-m I’rmi hm lm-n do
The llmlfn l‘mmnl.
Htturzrtutt'r, K32. Orr. il1.r--’I‘hr bodice of
Job" Writ-b, flrrnmn of the ill fated No. 5
of the Slttnn'a Valley tunnel wreck of the
QM font, and John Montgomery. bmlwmurt
on thr- frri-tht lrnln No.
qupptmml tr bnvc lawn burnt-ll in the debris,
lmw- juot been found by workmen who
were during away the wreck.
“'elrlt'n Iinmln Wit» Illtck tlcrp lll the mud.
M if Iw ltml plunged Imul lorrmnnt from
an
whirls were
One of
A Wood Curver'e llullrlrle.
CAMWMH’. X. J, (Jul. 31.~Thn dead
hotly of ilcnry "nlA, in wood carver. wart
found yesterday hanging to in tree in tin-
wmnl-toror here, Hot: bud favtrnetlthe
mm Mound bin IIEf'll. theti' climbed the
iron, crept mt. on the overhanging limb,
timltho other end of the rope accurclyto
the limb and jumped off.
llan Into - Hotel.
llrtwrtxntms, P1. (In. Ill "A «all train
on the l’s-mi-ylvanln mad m: on ami-
plarrtl switch yutvrtlmy and mulled
tbnmal the flood lirttttawlrlt, creating It
panic .a norm Ibr- uunla. and landed in the
yards ‘1' the flirnr-l home and Jacket
Emma. The Inna to the railroad company's
rolling attack in ”Jill.
lI-glr norm-M rat-try lat-wed.
Morn GAMKL Pm, (M. at wllngb Me
Mllddfl this place, well known through—
anttbe county-a a polttlenl let-tier. who
Wham train taillight and
fatally tel-M.
minute a description as possible of the man ll
l
tutlie Brotherhotni of lul'ulltollve l-ani-~
The Order of Railroad (‘on— ‘
ductors and Brotherhood of lluilroad ('on- ‘
Governor Campbell's Spirited
Attack on the Lodge Bill.
I TILLMANITE Chills Ills KNIFE.
“unfunny Afl'ray at u Polltlcal Meeting
In South (Jar-IllnI-viicnator Sherman and
Eroflovernor Pornkcr line-h at (Ifncln-
natt»-florr-rmurut Clerks” Contributions.
FINDLM. (1.01:1. 3l.-—Govcrnor Camp-
bell ndtlrrwaed n grout gathering of the
Democrats of the Eighth congressional
district in this cit y first evening. This won
the governor‘s first appearance on the
atump since the adjournment of the ex-
traordinary session of the general tit-incin-
bly, and there wits much speculation as to
whether he would refer to the work of that
body in his npcrch, but he made no incu-
tion of state "towers, confining lllJ rev
marks almost wholly to a (llnctlrillluu of
the McKinley hill, the alleged benefits of
which the governor ridiculed in his tl‘tllal
vigorous lllltltltt'l'. He also attacked the
politit-nl legislation of the congrernr just
adjourned, being particularly severe on
the bill lucrcxuiing the nltmberof United
States circuit judges and the Lodge bill.
Of this measure he said, among other
things:
“in Oplnlon of the Lodge Bill.
“I am opposed to Mr. Lodge posing as
the champion of equal rights, coming from
New England, which lot-s six times the
rcprcnen‘ntion in the l'nited Suites senate
that Ohio has. ’l‘uitc your little state of
Nevada, rotten to the core, with n. few lttilf
breeds, and no: its runny white people in
the Whole state as there nre iii the city of
Findlay. I “not them ('qllallm‘d before
the law. I want the ('llth’ll of Findlay to
be as great in the senate of the United
Stan-24:15: the citizen of the range l)!‘ll.~ll€8
nnd wilds of Xevmln. t_-\ppinnsc.) Let us
carry this «loctrlnv 0117, liegin n Denny
cmtic Cl'llr‘tiltlt’ and you will never lteztrnny-
thing ntorcof the Lodge bill. New England
.‘ wants to hold itllalllP haw :lllll take all the
rest.”
Ife Wants l‘mter Defeated.
Tlte governor eluted with an eloquent.
appeal it) the voters to do their duty on
m-xt Tut-Mitt}: nml especially did he plead
that they do everything in their power- to
defeat cv-t‘mvernor Foster, who is the lie-
publicun candidate for congress in this
district.
Roosevelt. and the Clerk).
\VASilthil‘uf», Oct. 31. —Cunttnissioner
Roosevelt says that government clerks
have it perfect right in contribute money
to which ever party they prefer without
fear or favor, but they should not be corn-
1 pellet! to so contribute.
being mulled to the different organiut‘tons .
in the territory traversed by the roudst
“But there is no rt-twm,“ he said, "why
under :I Republtcnn .‘ltllill :iatrttliott alltlte
contributions should be nude in the Re~
pllllllf‘llll tttmputgtt fund, and under a
, Dernocrnitt- :ttlfllllllhirttllnn tltry should all
' licutt; I did mine
furnaces flllfl tron llllll‘l in not favorable ‘.
unless the manufacture-rs agree to pay the I
be to the llctnm-rttttr fzttttl
\‘olnntury Contributions Lawful.
“The clerk: ow :1» much at liberty to
contribute to one purl: M to .tttotlter, ililtl
theynrc perfectly wife and free in lllillit'
no contribution if they >0 prefer. Within
the clan-rifled service the employer are uu
der obligation to no party.
"Governor Thtttllith inf! Detour-rut wrving
midi-r [lll‘ fltllllllllwllHl lull, he tunnvs n t'ftlt-
tributtort to aid lll'l party I full to ltepttlr
If m: tlltl not want to
contribute we ~ltutiltl not ,\'o one can
force ti government etttpioye to tottlrlltule.
‘ Nor, if hcsu (ltrlrt'i to contribute, compel
‘ hint to ('Ullll’lllllll' to tltt~ puny miller [fun
that.
They \"lll Ill: I’ruoerufrd.
"'l'ltztt i~ all there in HA llll‘ qtimlinn, ex-
cvpl (In! no rtupluyo ~l. til min ll, \llrrt'lly
of Indirect i), ll‘ulll:ll1_\ nttwr ctnploye, tutti
none shall 1,. :e or t.t.l.r lr'llll lllltfillit'rrlll
pluyrt ll l:---t‘t- :tf'v‘ll!il1li‘..tl t'ltiln of which
mcrtttut-ztl t :ttpluyrr» .‘ll’r tumult-r“ than
in no to twirl ulty tho) ~ltttttl<l :tttt lu' “t'lllO‘
t‘rttltt' u~ \t’t'll 15> llrpttltt.t':ilt. liu' :tn)’ of
.thctn will be [.I’nfit‘t‘lllt‘Vl if \\\' have cvi~
idem-e of lltr‘lt‘iryllltzlt- l-nl’: ,-
munter general be my: "Yr-«tertiary I nuts .
kttm-ked down fllttl lttt lw-I lillll «lumped. 1
intro '
(lol. \Vlllllll‘lll,ll1t‘lllhl tL-trtislttttt, will Itt'llfl j
an inspector M l’t)llill1l~llfl,llllll if ht! lirtdal
that the pmttuzwtcr hue horn driven out til I
toutt'ilml ioua
by inltntldutlutt."
.\ 'lrllmumh-
(humor 5 t .
n.”- a Rolfe.
li.‘ iii .‘t Sflt'l'llll to
Tin- lltttl) lltvgntr: :tutn ’lxttttnztttntlle,
lllllt Multanux. “Mir l.~3tttt.tttl ll. Dania,
volttl‘l'IL “tin l~ l'lllllliil.‘ .. itll‘ llt‘il-llllif‘dll
tlL‘Lt’l for (Tl‘llul‘t --. fro... lltl‘ tll‘l rt. t, “it“
atlllrl'NNIIIL; ll t‘lUVltl . l' Muffin“ Ll tlw in»
Kt'l'l‘rtl of the llll‘ht'llt t:-«-, l \tt-ltliull Wins
tniwlt to lit-t l‘l'l‘l t. i.» it .~. r: nil 'l‘tiitutttt-
lieu, mount; \tlmm \‘nt‘ 4 Hull) .lttt‘hmvn,
:Jnt-ant's :n utpt-t' um i \t’lil‘ll in lhr- point
lof lwlltgt-tt'ttt'i,
tutti lu- «fr-M in. innit-on
Ill-m tutti “Pill i.1.‘\l|||rlllllUlN‘HllllllllllSlide
I
buildtng tltret' ocean lugs for the turnoff
the nnvy tvtta nwrtrrlt'vl to if llnrrinon lxtr- ‘
lng,of llvmton, by the mtvy department. é
Mr. boring won the town-it bidder of toxin:
for curb tug
tttrbt'tl from llpt'l'llll duly M the unvy titL
imrfmvnt nnd orderml It) the Philadelphia.
If in underfloor! flint be “ill be ling lit-it
tenant of the North .\llttnlit‘ sqimtlron
Limit Mutton, who ltru lie-on nit-mot in Eu
rope for wvornl itionllm will. it in unliOF
ntmxl, lmordt-n-tl totlw unvy department
tut not nl attach» to Secretary ’l‘rm‘y.
tutttlv fullu- vur, .‘tlltl would huvokilled
him but for i'ol. ll 'l' Motrin, who prvut'tl
up to ttmltc [N'ill‘l‘ In ”W prttiwnt-rflty
vudrm‘nr 0f i'ol. Motrin, lIU\H‘\t'f', .l.ll‘kmtf|,
who \\;r~ highly wrought up, innit-«l upon
.“llf‘l'h.ttll~¢ilhl1t'tlltlllttt mwvn- tut Hi In».
It‘ll t'ltwlt tunl lim'kt-tl lmtt m‘ruw Inn in"
ultlc. culling t'lt-nr through but clothing
rtttl ripping the oklll, though not to n
writtip- tlt'pllr lira-t ltlwl prulltwl)‘. tintl
it true lwltt-vt-tl luv nould die from tin-
womula l’f'l“l'l\l‘ll .lmltwu won nrrmfrtl,
but fI'll‘llM'tl «m lion lmml [Hr lit» upper"
.‘iHlt' in fur.- tlw it on -u-u t t. to ill 'l burn
(lit) There to t-utwnl 'l .H" Q‘Yf'ill'llu‘l"
ltltttmx (IUN'III.
slrummr tun-l lmniwr hpnslr.
t‘mtxnn. U, rm .tt rumour rim.
nmn tout . ‘t Huwronr Fur llat‘r nattlrm-ml
tho llrpulmmtl NIH“ muting Ill Munir
lrlll let»! itiultl 'llw avnnlur upolw at
Ir-tmth on ”10- .\lt Kmtry tariff bill, mum.
int: upon ”I“ third party, tlrr- nth" hill
and wmintm nppl'uprlnfimm. ”1' held that
col-lien sluyttltf rrwivn pertaining according
l0 llm it ":jlll --l‘ wrvirr mill tlw outwit of
their tlzuttnian. Thu upmkrr IllllllPd
i that “Iver utul form prntlurn “li‘llll rm
in valor on u rrwlt of llu- nilwr lull, and
tlmt the .‘ll'KlitlQ‘y bill atoll-l nrrw-ttiplt-li
all that it promiactl to (in He "mammal to
bin :nniwnm to Maori by the fl‘fllllrl'I'Jfl
party, \Vlll~'ll um upml in nil tm: wwdn of
the rortrttrr, Kr How-nut! Vomit" fol
loved, and mttfitlrtf hi: wrmrrka to blow
politics and f'itwtmmii rtmoit tpnl affaira,
, lint-nod by \lnltvn Incl.
untitttwt. l’w , m :u .\ lnrge rm-
Pl lit thr- uuthlin: rlwmvhtwnl of ill!
ll-ttlrlo'lmn lrurt mutpnoy. ”intention mol-
b‘ti metal, llllml nvvr you-forth, mm lurrri.
bly burned ermt-I lluzmr, I'I‘lm vat-not
recover. Ihlmru ('riwxntan, William 3r"
clan, lamiu Ila-yer Mid Angupms tit-hunch
m wrimuly burned.
Wheat! (rm-e I'p tn Invoke.
“'AIJA Warm. “'rult AM at Yarn»
day nominatin- Swen..." Plrlfir «twat
elevator at Eureka .imwmm, twenty miles
from here. was totally destroyed Mitre.
W with film W of who-list.
Mill)”
roan rtmtw Munro. ' ,
m . ‘
frightful Ballot Explosion at CI. m0 3
Iron Comprmy's lulu. '
Amount, Pa, Oct. at.-A lo-
aion occurred at the rolling mmhl
Portage Iron company, located at hummus.
ville, seven miles south of Alton“, shortly
after 8 o'clock last night. One of thethroo
large boilers in the ten loch mill exploded
front an unknown canoe. and the report
could be plainly heard for miles around.
Those fatally injured are:
James Weaver, nged 28, badly scolded.
skull fractured :tnd cut about. face.
Sntnucl Flick, fireman, l“, married,
molded about face and body.
William Miller, aged (to yours, married
badly scolded. '
'l'heo Ortlt. puddler, scolded and horribly
mangled.
Several of are whose names are unknown
were slightly iit'lllflCll.
A Pollah Enlle’s [Hugh-rice.
Mmmtlroun, Minn, Oct. Ill.—~hco Hellf-
ner, bookkeeper at the Columbia Flour
mills, is missing, and but; left behind him
a wife, three children and u. mistrcsl.
lleitfner, who is n l’olc. came from War-
aaw nine years nggtvhere ltia family ranks
among the nobles, Hr- left for political
reasons, and his family remained in War-
saw until u month ago, when he installed
them here lit a house bought and hand-
nomcly furnished by the aid of his wife’s
((3,000 dowry, sent to him in advance. Af-
ter three weeks of happy reunion be eud- '
denly left the city, leaving for his wife a
letter full of regrets, self reproachea and
farewells. There were in it hints of enl-
cide. The day after .1 letter sent totho
house revealed the existence of a mistress
flmintnim-tl by the wife's dowry. The mill
company has on expert examining his
books, but no shortage him yet. been found.
The disheartened wife will return at once
to Poland.
A Bogtm l-‘cnmlc Petitioner Arrested.
Sr, LUUIS. Utri. 3L—Ml's. Sarah C. Sud-
dler, of Stoddard courtly, 510.. has been an
rested on n charge of lteingnbogus pen-
sioner, find lots been bound overbyUnitcd
States Commissioner Crawford for trial in
the Unite-d States district court in bonds
of $1,520. Vincent D Dilmore, of the One
Hundred and Twentycightlt lllinois regi-
ment, died during the war. His widow
married it man of the name of Poplin,who
nf'tcrwnrd died. and the widow married a
man by the mum: of Saddler. Mrs. Sad-
dler made an applicntiott for n pension In
the widow of Dilmore and under the name
of Poplin she swore to the fuel. that she
was personally acquainted with Mrs. Dil<
more She disguised ltcr handwriting no
the fraud mutton detected. The pension
“’35 duly granted and she received $2M»
back penston in one payment, and bought
a farm with it, which has been attached.
Flu- Thousnntl Children Greetcd Kiln.
(Tittmoo. Uct. :i1.—.\'e.~trly 5,000 children,
who represented ttlmo~l every nationality
, known itt ('hicnuo, greeted Archbishop Fee-
3 hill] at the Auditorium to begin the cele-
i brnliott with him of the second day of hi!
‘1 silver jubilee. Upon the front of the stage,
; in the chair of state, sat the archbishop. On
, iti~~ right want Archbishop Ryan. of Phila-
ldeiphin, and grouped around him were
‘ the visiting lllSllOpN' ttrttl clergy. The pm
,grutnme begun with the singing of the
:jubilee ll_\'ll|ll by the assembled children.
A number of nddl‘rth‘n from the dtflerent
, schools Were presented to tho archbishop,
lnntl "(.‘olumbin." the next feature, was
sung by everybody to an organ and orchesr
tra accompaniment. At the beginning of
the chorus. of t‘ltf‘ll tttttc every little child
in the lllllltllllL! stood on ftpvlot- and waved
Ithe fin-,1 of which they sang. The effect
. “'th lictttt'if'tl
l W..- . W
A (‘lmtk l‘ttlltlt'l- in er York.
NEW YnilK. Oct. ill 'l‘llltlrt‘ Runentltal,
tlnin: bovine»: nt .\'.~ ‘le Broadway under
the name of l’ltw'lillt at A; t"n,,clonk manu-
fnctitrrnt, lt.t~. "Hill vi judgment to
Amelia llmchlimi lit; mttttot' $5,279.40,
to Sophia t'ltttt-k for 7133!. llllil to L
Rllfit‘lhlvll‘. for 332.0th L“ The liabilities
will '4‘! l‘l'll Eltlllhhl llllll llll‘fl“‘lt'l3 .‘lrt‘. thall-
nitltrtl nt hula! \lr ltuvrlttlml failed
twelve )t'lll < .lL'Il. willed with his creditors,
and rcuttmrtl lut~im~~~ “manning prosper
mm, llt‘ tutti vtxluttfnrtly 100 cents on tt
tlollnr. lll" tumor“ lntr-ly film become
greatly involved owing to the general un—
nertliqwof the rim-k lf‘iltlt‘ by the tariff
mutation Illltl llll’ [lilwm‘lgt‘ of HIV McKinley
full llr- wn». kept MllllIL: by mmtm of con-
llrlt-ttlinl ltinne, rtnvl If H for llll‘ payment
of the-tr that judgment wns conformed.
i
It “as 5 Terrific f‘ullI-lon.
lit-5 .\lul\l~«’. 13pm :zt .\ tat-1mm col-
Ilkttm ttt‘l'llrrml on lltv ltnltll‘t‘lllml,jllbl
mat of .‘llir‘xllflllln‘tll. on u rurve, M. ":1”
.\ f~l\llt'll engine, \sliilt- lurking down it»
ill!“ ilitttlwr err-ck qtittrri‘. (‘tillltlctl with to
wild freight, but ll running it! high nperrl.
'l'ltr- hllllt'lt vttm no grout llittl tho fniultl
engine \vm ltflml bodily in the air and
nilghlml upmn-Iy on top of the nwllcb on
gum both being: lultlll‘ wrwltotl, unwell!
ur-“r-‘J‘l ire-mitt um William hilt-rely and
"when tittttlilwrr. rmzimmra, and Will.
ittm Itolpit rlml “tiltum f'tntk. firemen.
wart» ittjttrml Irv jumping 'l'br t‘OlllOlIm
Run the rmult ol ll ntintakvlty the tmln
rltapnit‘lwr.
Illalm- and ‘nnmum “are ."lflfldl.
\V.\wllt\|.ll|\, «m ..I It in announced
upon llll" ltimtmt llltllmf . N that there in no
truth lullw report llml Vit-tmt Montana,
lit-t M NH" h mnr Art. u w n « ttllt‘ll M tlw
rvqw‘zt Hf \lv llltttm- (In ill" rotitrnry.
llu' \lr lllflllll' Mill
Hutu-tr \llllllflfixl ll.“ v in . n It! the \‘wry [lll‘iln
nttlmt rtmmrtvt. owl ilw nevrcfary of nitric
WM tin- f'trnl to exprwu n-tzrt-i at ltia rrt‘nll,
'l‘lm ultlv trutmm fur the rot-nil of Room
.‘lllttitrwt m lltt‘ t‘ltmtnl- of Mlmttti-lrtttimr
at llmlvi-I
fl'ldlltill-t m i w . i,
No Tclrlrnpbon' can».
Hm Mimi)” :u 'l'mwwitt he nnatrlkr
by 1hr- ilruilwrhmnl of Telegraph!" ll
pro-rm mum! flltw't‘rJnlmIllll.I" Inuit»
nun, tmml no onlr-r Hint all member. of
rho UNIV" moat rrmnln M wnvlt. Th!!!
who wrnl on ntrtltn M fit. Paul and other
will" turn murirtmmletl M Mom to null
mnploynwnt. mad rho-r. who have he”
tliwlrnrgnl for their connection with the
mutilation are IlfHNl to regain If pauci-
ble llwlr «titration; with the mummy.
Blind! lull-Mrs New (Implied.
l’wvmrvn. rm f'tt 4'th utate both!
mmmlmi'm ima- almvx-le that Rhoda! lallnd
"min a :l‘trrtmr r ”unit A price of M
is offered to mm of ”t" but firm thigfi
receiver! from llbwdu bland arrhfm
The.» room tor-him.“- will mintwle with
m "mu: than air tlf’"lllfm?l‘ mil-rid“ M m
”If, Than the but "In" of all willie
m, ml. Alfred Mum. William Pl, WIIIA
pf and flow-uni llnpfriu will Infill“! l."
molllimia of fire pump-filing,
A» ”port (lamp-rifting.
ALBA“. ”5 ’ 3i «Arr "pen comm
rlnmlnnlirm for it.» [Haitian of new
under the "groin of the noivmltywm
be hold at the "dire of th civil >
err-minim at Albany, film. it
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