. IN LATEST STYLE.
LADIES' CAPES
From $1.45?
to $13.50,
M»—
i. llielerman & 811
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
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Is whatr ar/e
Read this
you going to do for Fruit this full and winter.
and you have the answer
We have purchased an
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of
CANNED
and they have just begun to arrive.
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale' 1n this line, and we feel safe 1n saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
in cans, we have them 111 glass.
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese.
We have also just received
Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
M11111 1 HllMlN.
HEATERS;
We hsve two new Heaters which we would be pleased to show to the public:
'I'llll illillll 1111 111 NEW Slllli'llllll
We also have 11 large line of
RAN
GES
ROTH SET AND PORTABLE.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING ANTI TIN Willlli.
F. H. NASH & BRO,
001'. Rain and West Streets. South Norwalk.’
Iiililililillii ilili MEATS
AT THE 0L0 STAND 0l-‘
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor lo 'I‘. Burr Guyor & Son),
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PROM I’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
. GIVE Us A. TH.I.A.L.
OYSTERS.
Norwadk Oysters
“have nothcen hosted.
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SCALLOI’S,
Ills Ts-stn Catnip, Imported tin!-
fiss. Pars Var-Int lsple Syrup,
Input-l Grapes. Pickled oys-
momma-«11.1.1111.
-——-of All Kinder—~2-
“so esounnv
'I'llZElllll
”my!” Boss.
name-11.2“
was!
1111111 011 Steel
SECURE PRICES BEEllllE
PURCHASING.
-—-—~Wl All OMNG—H
Grand inducements
”1'0.-
CASH sums...
“1111111 1111.
..PLUMBING.
ll'ill llilll Sillfli lllll Willi.
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
Sole agents for all of the
Benton 1111111 (11131 Specialties
50 Soulh liluiu Street,
solrrII nonwaut, . cons.
Hm THE
P1111111 11111.
on are going to buy a Range for your kitchen
this sil, and want the
Best and Lowest Price
csli 911 me. Ihavc the exclusive agency for the
(cider-it'd
“ PRIDGRIESS BANG [5.”
made 111 home by‘hc ~‘sn211tuci: iron Works Co.
surlhy. pt‘ci-darrangenunt-l mth lb 111 i can sell
his first-11111111 tut-rm 111 the plicc of lighter and
swath-t once i -vnrr1'1' 1.1'1ry 11- to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the word, and wi;l refund your money 111 use
of any complaint Belt-g made lure you can
always get repairs 111 an hour‘s llmt‘.
T11 11;
P111111111111.
WM. PODMORE,
61') NORTH .IAIS STREET.
118 8m sourn NORWALK. cosh.
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81 lurrty St, lies York City.
'l RAVI 0011'an! ON RAND
Steal Skein Farm Wagons,
Faun Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Pbaetons, Barneys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
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The nrefihe-fsgnichlcs that will| loose
E::utsti:ri ns t2‘:::i1t;rentyuie‘dcr’1il link:
3371‘ 3.5"12'31' sfiiii'hfil’fiil‘li'i}. ‘31.:
World Also have the neuest and be‘
rural Milk Wagons in New York. I
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Crown Planters nml l'llls.
They are the only 5111.- 111-1111111911“ 11111- ’or there
nfdictod wi'h ”Haiti's itlm'm.‘ Liver ('omwanu Ind
Urinary Afleclloun. 11111, littlest ltl’wvd 111 the
DA! Poll lit the Oriutrml and In- unly 31.11.17
and Lin-I (‘1er that will "1-1011: you m with“
broilix.
All Leslie: line
I}. II. R. 1!.
Craig Medicine (311.. l’nssaic. N. .l.
1101.1) 111'
Plalsted’s shrug store.
bomb Harv-all
l'll lilll lilllllii
We 1111.1 sell you I's- ry Slain linemen Butter at
28(11):»: lbs 91110
G rapes. Grapes.
The dust Condom ilrsprn 01: lb; Th bssket
Tie 1111111 Deep Sea iiaele1el
Obninblc. ls! Ind juicy, 221: lb.
11111115151; Apples.
Wonder aloe lot of Winter AW haul picked
troll Greetings and Baldwin. at u, 73 obi. War»
rented to be good rise and nullity
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alumni: wessn Iotsltyon
1111 E 111111111
as Washington Street.
if}; 1111-11, New Haven
and Hartford II. R,
October Ill, 1800.
mills LEAVI SOUTH NORWALK A8 POI»
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ii: 01’ (except Monday morning between New linen
nod Springfield) ex
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rip—1200131. (yin Springfield), 1 07 u (via [tart~
“AYE NEW YORK.
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Corrected chbcr 211.11. 1500
LEAVE 801' III 3011111113 All I-‘OLLOW::
PouDarmtuv A l.— tiff, 9:18. I‘ I —l2: l3,
2. To 5:17, 6:26 10:25 HuLdays—D: 26am. ., ..‘2
Foo W Leora I'ma'r. A. N ——'.' :66 9:27 10:13
P. M.—- :il),-i:2tl, 6.2:,8215, 11:30
I m., 30311 In.
LEAVE RURWALK,
FonDannl'tn‘ A ll —:Gil Oil 1‘ ll 2‘8,
216, .522 633,103! hundsye—IldOsm 6' .17 pm
Port #11111! \oaw 11.11 1:111 Wiuos Pom-r A M
33!“. 10111 I‘M —I'.'l?,~ltl‘.l 61l51‘1l947.
Soudays—Stil 11. n1 1.11.) p n1
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Main Lino.
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Port Funniest». A I —'.’ 05, MT ;
:1010, mix; 1241} mm: A, At 450. 13-,1‘1l0,
through 11211.; ‘7 it» Sundays '7 35 a. 111., mall.
:Goes only as far as (in-111 Barringtun
‘Um: only so bar 11.1- 12‘ M1 .011
WI. ii. 3'1"an WNW-e1: 1t Wr'e':
W. K broil, Supt
A. '1\ Hamil 11--
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South Norwalk
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11ml, arc ;
p,....,... a. ., ,
THE l’Rf;l'tZi.LERS
CITY [ill NURWiLK ll EAGLE
W111 'csve Pier 3. But Him (Batman Street),
New York, at 5 p 11, Nstunlayn 11: 2 p or )
Freight received from 7 s In. to .'1 p In
Returning bonu- leave Norvnlk at. 5 p In , sud
South Norwalk st 11310 p m
Freight taken from and n-ccivvd for all points on
the Dnnnurr and Nurwslk and 311121111111; mum
at greatly reduced rates.
Ilpon appi rntiun 161.1:1-11111'111- 1,‘117 of N1rwslk
and Eagle will b.- sent for 1pc1'inl lots of freight
anyuhrni In New York 11.- its 11.11111)’
Wall persons are itlfb’li trailing any of the
employment 1111- bouts of 1111-1 111.11 1111 “(CHI t of
1111- ovum» 1111-11-11:. nif)
Coughs. colds lslnssrs, Bronchitis,
nsss. “coping Co ”(iron
“at, and every niln of I
Mintiudmg uuum'flgn
d for fifty years.“
FILES. RUMORS
flcrnlhln. Keir-.., .9lnli‘.“ III-l- am nu
Dino-unortheri Wt,
FOWLE'S PILE and llillilll CURE.
n. 6m
A. 11. 1111111211115
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65 NORIH MAIN STREET.
lilfll'l'll NIIRW-‘LK. - (foflfl.
tilts...
“roll. Lungs and“...
Speedy and permanent
llsvlnn luau up n '
Carriage Repository
M to North Isle street, math lion-ls. I chairs to
«11m sue-111111 of the public to the fine line I
hsveiosslecttrowt. These Woman"! teem
Inks, warranted and include the lending styles of
Surrsys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde, Spindles, Bond
Carts. Business Warons,
Grocery and liilr
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMFTLY
ATTENDED TO.
”A“: A. ”CLEAR.
om ROI'ALI DAVIROI I‘ll
ll Isaiah-m
Dali hulking-findin- I ten
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mantles“
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LEAVE DJNBURY.
F1111 $111111 Nunwiu. -\ “.W—K 3'1. 736 901';
1141. l’. M- 'l .11, 3.1111 sumlayrv 1903111 In , 505,
p. 111.
New York May Yet Be Given a
Recount,
IP 11111: 11191111181011}: 11111112111111.
Infomntion Asked by layer Grant's flec-
mry Refund Upon Toehnlesl Ground:
Porter—What the
I'ollllclnus tiny About the Election.
Wasrusorox. Nov. tip—Secretary Noble
refused to commit himself respecting the
published statement that he would event
uniiy order a recount of the population of
New York city. The secretary assumes
the position that, acting as an arbitrator
in the matter, it would beextremsiy im-
politic for him to express an opinion pre
mntureiy on 1111 application which he an-
ticipntes.
More Evidence Wnnleal.
It can be stated positively, however, that
Mr. Noble will not order a recount as tbs
case now stands, but there In an even
chance in the event new evidence is ad-
duced that the application will be granted.
Sume- Information Asked.
Mr. W. J. Kenny, the representative of
Mayor Grant in the New York census con-
troversy, arrived in Washington yesterday
sud called upon Superintendent Porter
nod delivered to him a letter from TV.
McM. Speer, who signs himself “secretary
to the mayor." The letter says that "the
municipal government of New York here
by requests that ydu fumish this govern-
ment with 11 copy of the names, with age,
sex, birthplace and color or race, of all
persons onumemtcd within the territory in
the jurisdiction of said municipality—to
wit, within the territory embraced within
the limits of the Second ward of the city
of New York, according to the federal cen-
sus. and which territory. I understand, is
embraced in enumeration districts Nos.
ii) and ii."
Superintendent Porter's Refusal.
Mr. Porter verlmlly informed Mr Kenny
that he could not furnish the information.
He in now preparing :1 reply to the com-
munication. He will any that the office of
superintendent of the census, as defined
by Seeretary Noble in his letter to Mayor
Grant, “is one of great dignity and re-
hy flopsrluteudsul
judgment the communication should be
addressed to him by the mayor. Mr. Por-
ter will refuse to furnish the information
requested on the ground that under the
law the requat is not official. He will
take issue with the mayor on the official
status of the "secretary to the nmyor,"
holding that the statutes of New York do
not clothe him with power to act for the
municipality of New York, being repre
sented by the mayor. lie will also request
him to officially request. the information
over his own signature. Mr. Kenny tele-
graphed the mayor to this effect.
What the Politicians Say.
Wasmxcrox, Nov. 11..
iariy those of them who are Democrats, do
victory. Senator McPherson, of New Jer-
ditions of the country Were trampled upon,
when the widens of the people were dism
gnrded and extraordinary power put in the
hands of one mun, when extravagant ex-
penditures Were marred to, extraordinary
penlion 1111-1111111“ punt-d (given); pensions
to those who 111d not deserve them). when
n heavy luct’rfls: of insertion was imposed
upon the people while they were demand-
ing 11 reduction, when all them- tbmgs had
happened, it was to be- expectni that the
people would rise up 11~11 body and rebuke
the party responsible fur ii. ill probable
presidential candidates. lbi- senator said:
Prohnblr l'rI-nislellllul (‘Iuldidntem
“Y“- 1'1111 go anywhere nlmuat in the
country to grl. 11111’ candillnte The tielti 1.21
broadrumi. “1» are 11111 dependent upon
New York and 1I1sturimi by her local
quarrels. If they Will not settle tl1e1r dif-
err-urns we art-11111 obliged to go to New
York for our ph'rilirni "
Representatiw \\ 113011, of West Vir-
ginia, whols spoken of for the speaker-
sbip. said that 1111- nwulh showed that
confidence might in- plmwl 1111 the people
I. 11 final resort. to approve the right. and
put the seal of ”it?" Ctllilit‘lniilblillll on
those who attempt usurpatiun of powers
and disregard puillll' iillt‘rl‘I-lf. A11 to the
presidency, he 1111111 111- 11111! no doubt that
Mr. (.‘lrvclund held tlu- heart of the Demo-
cratic party, but he could not predict what
would l'flillt" out 11f the pn- 11-11! situation.
"The 1111111111111 of (flew-111111131 name on the
stump," he said, “always 1- ill-1 forth an en-
tbusiastic response, 1 often avoided n1en~
tioninx his name bee-1111141: 11 might look
like. bill for appluusc- 11 1'llt‘ilp way to
3st spplamc for mywli’ "
'I’rwisnlsrwr llusI-m Sol llenpomlnnt.
Rtpubiit'nn nllirlals who 11111'1- been away
to the elections are returning In Washing
ton, and 11111011; tin- iutc arrival-s 1-1 I'nii’mi
Btntcs 'l‘n-nsurvr fin-111111. .\lr flu-mm 11.111]
be thought different “album in llllb-rrut
states combined luprmiut't'llio' Ilruun-rnilc
victory. In iudmunlln- llrpubib :1111 were
well urumiizmi, but no were the ilflnm'mtn,
Ind there 11:11. 11 third party 111 the livid.
One case of dumb-1111111, lu- mill, was un-
doubtedly the tariff. 11-4 it 11111 lli;;t'lll()ilfli"
worked by the Ilclnm'mm tn llw injury of
the Republicans. The Furnwm' Alliance
wsn nimudinttrrbinu rionwnt in Indium
as elsewhere. .\ir 1111mm. “itilr untur-
slly disappointed at 1111- result of thr- elec-
tions thnmghoutthw country, 1111111 rmcsum
for despomlcncy. 11ml 111111114111 1111- Iii-pub
[11-min would remover by NJ:
Wan-maker's Fallon- : Cwnnnl.
\l’asntmrov, Nov, 11. linnlmli (‘uah-
lug, private secretary in Postmaster lien-
mi Wsnnmnker, yesterday telegraphed
to Philadelphia to ascertain I’imi' founda-
tion there was for the reported failure of
John Willinmsiter, and in rrpiy was in-
formed timt there was no truth wimtevsr
in the report.
.‘lnst Pay Dulles in linhl.
“11111121111011. Sm. 11-1-le Ilt‘pnrfmrnl
of state is officially informed 11.111 the gov-
ernment of llrunii pruumlguml 11 decree
on the lib nlt r1111111111,;.1:l Lain”: vilified
to he paid in wild after the 1.". 11 . ' 7 .anti
suspending tlu- uteri-1x 111:. p--r 1 --111 .1 Melt
basins-n collected for the 11,.1.1.111,-.1t10n
food.
A ’l’vrrlbln Ilnllrr Ila-pin- 1.1-.
3111111me , Nnv. 11—11.» 1.1 .- .11 the
Alliance aimwry lit-liar. -- i'pmn
«Filmy, expityviml at turn 1-. 1 TIM;
barn lingers imi- 11-11, 111;" 111m:
(3.172,!) \Yhifri1'11111ro11111111l1.1 l' :mll
Ind Torn Weaver icolun-Jl 1 11 l 1,1.
Thompson master of tin.- [.313 lbs
wslls of tins 111m 111111911»... .1111.“
melanin“! Ind pieces of -iv'». .1 broks
windows in n hotel in yer-11a away.
nponsibility,” and in the superintendent's‘
-'i‘lic few congress" 3
men who are in Washington. and pnrticu- P
not hesitate to talk about the Democratic :
say. said that when the principles and tr:- '
"lit EDGAR MYSTERY.
”r tin-urn resultant Our-onus-
wllh s lite-nan use.
HIV You, Nov. a—Perriu ll Sumner,
tbs unionists broker who has 11111111411111;
b solve the mystery of the suicide at tbs
Getty house, Yonkers, said yesterday that
be had received soother letter from J. H.
Edgar-.111“) was mistakenly supposed to
have been the suicide. In it, according to
Mr. Sumner, the writer sold that be was
not Edgar. but that he called himself that
to shield the identity of his nephew, and
lint, while better, he was still too feeble
to give his address. Mr. Sumner also says
thnta man came to his office yesterday
and stated that he knew the suicide was
not James H. Edgar.
strange to say, there are persons who
seem inclined to laugh at Mr. Snmnsr’s
assertions and intimate that the Edgars,
if they ever existed, were 111 some nefarious
scheme to defraud some insurance com-
pany of the amount of s life policy issued
to J. H. Edgar. Some assert that Mr.
Sumner has some knowledge which he
does not think it wise to divulge at present
in this connection. it seems rather strange
to many that Mr. Sumner should have
identified the body at first and when it was
exhumed, stated that. be was mistaken in
his identification, and also that while
"Edgar" continues to write to Mr. Sum
her he refuses totsll where he can be found.
Mr. Sumner has stated that prior to Mr.
Edgur's disappearance that gentleman was
snxiousto procure insurance on his life,
whereupon he took him to see B. G. Bloss,
of the Mutual Reserve Fund, in the Potter
building. According to Mr. Sumner’s
story, however, no insurance was secured,
because a woman, who talked so loud as
to disturb the party came in. and Mr.
Sumner 11nd.\fr. Edgar were forced to with-
drew from the scene. Mr. Sumner ex-
plains his connection with the Edgare by
saying that the elder Edgar had money
which be 1111111111111 invest profitably, 11d
that Mr. Rowe introduced him. The police
of Yonkers and this city do not seem to
place any great amount of faith in Mr.
Summer's stories, and say that the whole
nifair is 11 remarkable one in all its aspects.
The man who committed suicide at
Yonkers is still unldentlticd. Appearances
seem to indicate that be was 11 1mm from
Boston, in poor cin' lililSLflliL'e‘i, 11 I10 11 tailed
113111111 life's struggll Mr. >umner says
that hctblnks that both I no 112 and \ephew -
ludgur will appear in lime, and that he
cnntbcn set all doubts at rest 115 to his‘
connection with the case.
1 THE SHELL EXPLODED.
One Men Killed and Sou-r11! Injured ut
l'orl “ad‘sworth.
Fom\\'.1nswoi.rrt, \‘Y,.\'ov 11— Shortiyl
after‘: p. 111. 11 shell exploded in a caeemate
of the lower fort at Port “mlsworth, kill ‘
lug one 111.111 and injunng four others.‘
The men Were 111 Work tapping shells,
which work consists of filling the shells,
with powder and gettmg them ready for‘
use. It 111 not clear just how the accident
powder got into the primer, and when the
f powder exploded the shell, ,
The last shell was about to be completed,
front of it. win-11 it exploded, and be was
i thrown vnth grout force against a stone
wall, his neck being broken and part. of
his abdomen 1111s. blown 111111;.
dead when picked up, John Davis, J. J.
Reagan, George lien-nee: 11ml —— Cook,
who were in tin: c11~1~11111lc at the time, were
more or less injured. but they were nilI
able to walk to the 1111411131 to have their 5
wounds dressed. .\n investigation as to
the cnusc of the explosion will be held
The Baltimore ls 3 Daisy.
“Ashlsuruv .\.1v . 3——(' zipt \Y. S.
Schiey, of the I111t1-11 States ship Balti-
more,i1us written to the navy department
from Lisbon. Portugal, 111111 in- sailed from
Copenhagen ‘)\'T is, arriiltlg at Lisbon
Oct. ‘33, making the pn~snge in five days
and five hours. Unrim: the rtinthe ship
encountered heavy 1:12.11» and in-imi’t‘ti 11d-
mlrably. showing her aengoing qualities
occurred, but it 111 bulb-red that some loose 1
caps were being placed in position the;
uni Nathaniel i'bupumn “'11s standing in ‘
He wan‘
w ilr' of high urnlcr, and III. blah speed,
varying from H‘ , tv1 ill knots an hour, she
Itinncuvereu “'iiiillill dilliculty or risk in
heavy some for two liltyl‘.
sailed in :1 111111),"511ys the captain, "with
me much stability and err-11- of movement ‘
in a heavy uzrlc." iicr gruntcat roll, he
any-1, 1111a 7711111115.. 11111! ~11 easily made and ‘
recovered from 11.111 but ordinary incon-
venience mm felt and little 11111111111 ob-
served. "i regard the ~liip in speed, in
etrength of bull .11111 machinery 11mins:
gun plntt‘unn. the must lliligfilllt‘v‘lll ship i 1
over .1111ch 111." continues the captnm.
"and tin-re 1111-1 1111 iifllt' 1l11rlrlgtl1r-unle-1
when her battery 1-1111ld not i111v1~ been
fought,"
lie-pew 11! Rochester. .
linemen-:11. N 1., N111 11.1—1'11111111csy §
M. Depcw Win-1 the principal speaker last
night 111. the formal «indication exercises of
the Young Ali-11's I‘l1r1-11lsn Minion
building. Dr. ilepew mm receive-d by the
great audience 1111i: crithuslulil‘ applause.
in the con?!» 11! iii-1 111l-lr1w11 T10 1111i: "Dur-
ing my journey )vnfrtlin} i devoted the in-
tsrvnls between my nib-111111111 on the M‘
cidentu which may happen in «republic
(laughterltutliinkinx11f what ishsllssy
to you. lie said that Ibr- first time be
auto to Rochester W1- just after he was
ndmitted tn the bar. ii1~ mon- to rushes
politlcul speech. "I 11111 thankful," said
he. “that I did not com» 1111 (1 similar or-
rnnrl tbln full. Whoever (‘inr we» mpnns»
this for the remit this year, i was not the
cause of it."
They Voted Against McKinley.
(“11.11.11, Nov, N A Herald symisi from
f‘nuton, 0, may»; YMu-rds)‘ forty-seven
Datum-rats employed by Russell J: (In, of
Musilicn, quit work because their wages
had been minced 'l‘bs wages of the RG—
publlcmm were not vbnnzui, and the only
rump given for l’l'ii'll'illi: the Democrnls'
wage-1 was because they voted for J. ll.
Warwick and against Mn]. McKinley.
Otto Young, a prominent Democrat, who
inquired of f'. H. Ilium-ll if it was ml.
that the reduction bml lweu made. received
the reply, " Hereafter in our shape free
lrndrrn will ten-11'1- frce trsvle wages."
A I‘nrmnr‘ s .‘mlrlulo.
Jammnwx, N. Y.. NM. ll. Ephinict
Brown, 11 well known farmer of Klantonn.
went out to 11111 born but evening ostensibly
to blink corn. After fastening n rope to the
Elsi-cot rafter 1111-1 11115111111112 the other end
about his neck he jumped. felling shout
ten feet, breaking his neck. lie was ex-
pcriencing s second attack of the grip and
bin sufferings caused him to commit sol»
aide.
”not by a Special Police-Inn.
K111311101", x1111, ll.——stid 11. 11mm,
ns'ecisl policeman, shot sud killed Jo-
seph Beaumont, nII exapecinl policeman.
The shooting was the result of 11 quarrel,
during which Beaumont named Green of
shrew-[maltose him which ledtn
his m an spselnl M urns.
"m
"i have never"
1. .1:wa L 5'.’3-‘: I!)
BARNELIIT’S DEFIARCE.
The Major's Brother Will Meet
Stanley in Court.
DUSTIN '3‘]! B BY RS 0? Till! PUBLIC.
lie Thus Terms the Famous Explorer's
Recent lit-lemmas Regarding the AI-
lo‘nd (:rueltlos Fractional, by the Corn-
mnnder of the liner Column.
LONEO‘S, Nov. 8.——Cupt. Banteiot, M. P.,
in an interview, any» that Stanley’s ac
count. of the death of his brother, Maj.
Barttciot, is completely at variance with
the confession of Jamie-son and Sorgn.
Capt. Barttelot adds that if Stanley de-
pends on the accounts of the Manyemns,
he must remember that they are relatives
of the murderer, In justifying his broil»
er’s severity, he says that it was necessary
under the circumstances, and was only the
unmeasStanley himself was accustomed
to exercise.
Dust in the l’nbllc'n Eyed.
He further asserts that Stanley has
raised this question only to throw dust in
the eyes of the public. it has been clearly
proved this brother met his deutb in carry-
ing out 51.111131. instruction-1. lie is ready
to meet .‘lrtnicy 111a court of law at any
time.
loy’s statements.
The death of the boy Solidi, he says, oc-
curred long after that of .\i:1j. ilurttelot,
and was not curt-ml by anything that
Bertieiot did. The iulliction of 3J0 lashes
upon one of the men was for the offense of
desertion, not for stealing.
More of Stanley's Charges.
The Times publishes 11 three column
statement signed by Stanley, 11nd dictated
by him in New York to The 'l‘imes' corre-
spondent. I11 this statement Stanleyuc-
crises Maj. “111111-1111 of rriullgnaut cruelty
lathe people under him, which directly
led to his death. Stanley says he would
himself have amounted Hurtteiot's slayer.
damn-sun's Auction-1 Crime.
lie accuses .lmuiesou of purchasing a girl
for the piirilui'c of standing by while she
was murderrii, 111 order to provide a ghastly
canmbulhill' scene for leis sketch book.
[be 'I'1me: says these seem to be hearsay
reports, but if true, tlieytllsgmce the name
and fume of the 1111111111.
Lieut. Btu-rt, one of the officers who tried
Serge, says that Stanley's msertion that
an English jury would not punish Capt.
Barttelot for libel seems to be an impeach-
merit of the fairness of the Court, martial
In Sergei-1 case.
llcruMl-‘Ights for "or.
[’Aitts, . ov. o.-~.—\ duel between Maurice
Bernhardt and .\I. )Iourey took place yes-
terday on 1111 island in the Seine known as
the Grand .ldilt'. ’i'lu: duel was. fought
with swords, in the fifth assault Bern-
hardt inflicted adeep wound in the forearm '
of AI. Mourey, from which blood flowed
freely. The second: then put 11111-1111 to the
encounter. The duel grs-w out 111111121rticle
published by .\i, Morin-y in [he Courier
Francois on ”i lr-uputre," cerium passages
of which M. Bernhardt consnlered insuli-
iug to his mother, Mme. Bernhardt
learned on 'l‘hursdsy afternoon that her
11011 was to fight the next morning. Al
though much excited she was able to go
through her part. in the evening at the
theatre _\t the commencement of the
second act, however, she broke down and
had toiehve the stage for 11 few minutes
until she had rec11vere1l her self possession.
Lord inckviile's Nephew Drowned.
1.113.111»; Nov. s~Y1scount Cziutelupe,
who Wit: tiI'U'-Viil.‘ii by the wrecking; of his
yacht 111-“ Belfast «luring a heavy storm,
was 11 nephew of Lord Fuckillle, formerly
British mirth-fer in Washington, Tito vis-
count bud 1-11111l11-1l111tntbe rigging, whence
he directed 1111- niuvemcnts of the 1~r1~1v 11nd
cheerfli the-111 1111 111 tin-11 efforts to 81111 the
vessel. \Ybllc thus engaged he lit-thine
numb with i'lit‘ cold. and :1 huge wave
9 breaking 0111-1 1111- yacht be 11.11 unable to
retain 111-1 hold and 11 11s swept into the sea.
1111111111.; lingilclr Ignorance.
lmx’lmV. X1.» n The 1g1111r:111;-1- of En-
‘glisii 11 nit-r11 1111.\.1111r1.':111 lope-'1 '1'. 11151111
illuMmh-ri by «111”- 111 the minim-uh in
Friday‘s paper" 1.-.;,.rnliu-,; the .11111'111'311
elm'tlrm, it is :11'l1111il_1‘ tit‘t‘léii’t‘ii 111 more
' 1111111 orn- miltnriui 111111. i’1~1-~11lc111 Harri-11111
111111 111.» cal-111121 ought to resign now that
the country 11.111 I'Cplltildli‘ti their policy.
;T'lit- ltleu 111111 1111- Ann-1111111 pmernmcntnl
«yak-11111 1211112111) Illll'crmit from the Elm
“lisb 51-1-11“ 111-111) lime occurred to these
3 Inner-1.
l‘ri-pl :sml V1111 Cpprhl files-I.
.\ili..\\, X11» 2 Prime Minister (Irispi
.henrtily 41 ~1-t.-1I l'lnuu’cllor von ('aprivi on
111.1 :1rrxv:1l 111 1111- 111-111» l11-r1-,a111i drove
with 111111 1 1 11111 bah-I, when- :1 conference
tool. plum- ’I'ln- twoprt-mlx-rn subsequent-
iy liilif‘ii tum-flier, 'l'in- journal-1 t'nrtiiuiiy
welcome tin~ lie-mime I’iifllil‘ltiilli’ 'l'he
inmbnniiu any-1: ”ltuliuu opinion favors 11
rcmcntmuof the 1111111111 11f nib-1111111 11ml
111111111011 intern-111:. 1111111111; Germany 11:11!
itali)‘ and till- promotion of pom-v."
Why llr.
l,11,\' DOV, N111.
"right “’1111 \lml.
ll 'l‘ile 111111111111 urn-MN]
for 51101111111: ilz. Tin-4111, 11f ()vmr-l, 111 \Iim
Kuic “1111112111 It 111 supposed tlmt hilt!
was made fllrlnrr. by 1111.- prm1p1-1-1 111111 \lr
Bright‘s 1111114111111 my {omit 1-1 nmrri .\ir.
ilill'l'il, who 11ml intuit-my [moi ilill'lliiilil!‘
lo M11111 ilionien. Mr. linrrm 1i1'1'inn'n that.
he won lil'Vl‘l’ rumour-II to her, and that she
in laboring under 11 debt-111m.
l’vnm-o la Happy.
9.111111. Nov. ll,~ 'l'i. i'.1li'1 journal-1 hail
the Iloumclutic 111': .1' 111 Amvrll'n with
uriiufm'ti1m,.1ml r1“ r-w-t :1 lmpo l il-li. Amer
iczt will now mil-pt , 1 1 1-1' --1‘11|ltlliliit policy.
Thr- prwu “crummy 1 1,111 1111- government
to 111111.11" from 11 ,1.111')‘ of prohibition
”(11111-11 American 1,1111%.
“the": In ululm "Ills?
Imvmw, .\'m-. 8. ll ‘1. 1111111111 that the
rpm-n hm I’H'ilvfilP-l luml Salisbury ton-1k
the llrttiuil com-1‘” 111 11Il1-mmlnc-1 in aid
the Attntrlnu consuls in tin- wurrb for the
missing Arc! nitrite John of Almeria, ”titer-
wiae known 11-1 Juim Urtb.
Hr. llnlfnur “all Rec-rived.
T)!?iti.1\,l\‘m 1! t 11.1-ftiecrrluryli11lfour
but reached iluugnmmu in 1111 tour of in-
spection. lb- lu-ld 11 reception tin-r11. which
wns attended by purple of all 121111111111 and
condition» The u-cretury '11: «mil received
by the inhabitants,
Ml n! "In l’nurugnn lit-owned.
[11811031, Nov. it. The ship l’iiilfllfl'lil iloy
has been wrecked on Toy) 1111111111, It” the
EM m till WWII! were durum-vi
A Woman Killed White "11111in
llama, Ila, Hm. it. Mrs. A. l’. Nick
non. of this city. while out shooting
'18. It? 1111-1111111. wan lids-ll] kilkd it
sum disshsvp of but rils.
Iiu contradicts several of Mr. Stan-_
necwnoarvwnru ewrduuouuo
President 'l’lIollnIDWnnls secretory, ‘ Biol-s
to “lulu Ills Scheme.
New You, Nov. a—lh-esident Evan
Thomas, of the Produce Exchange. has
sent an official letter to Secretary Blaine
favoring ri-cipll'odly with Newfoundisnd.
Among other things Mr. Thomas writes:
"The proposals made by the British gov-
ernment in behalf of the colonial govern-
ment of Newllouudiand for 11 reciprocity
treaty with tho l' nitcd States have been
brought to the attention of ihc- ‘honrd of
managers of the Sew York Produce Ex-
change. The matter was referred to a
committee who mmie' 1111 mitigation among
morchnntn who had been engaged in the
trade. This committee, in new of inforv
motion received, reported in favor of rec-
iprocity and a. memorial to the aisle do
partment of the United States.
“The board of manager-11 therefore odor
the following facts for the consideration of
the stole department: The drifting away
to other countries of the large trade in
breadatufl‘s and provisions since the abro-
gation of the so called Washington treaty;
that it. is believed this trade could be re-
stored by 11 proper treaty. The privilege
of American fishermen touching their
right to buy bait, etc., to be restored by
the proposed treaty.
”While but little Newfoundland codtiab
is consumed in the United States. the
through freight busiuems is increasing and
is the source of revenue through the dis-
burscmeuts 01‘ money for labor, freightlnz,
transferring. warehousing, insuring, tug-
boat hire and other things inseparable
from the bundling of merchandise in this
port.
“lxugc quelutitics of goods come for-
ward to lillw port for trunsmbipment to
Europe, liruzli, West Indies, ('entmi Amer-
ica and otlicrpoints, and if by the removal
of duties upon importstions from New-
foundland of the products of its fisheries
and Infiniiimrlllll't'a and minerals the bur-
dens" necessarily incident to our bonding
laws could also be removed sotlmt this
through freight could be bundled with
greater facilities, the port of New York
would tin-11 become the great distributing
center tortill- products of theisluud of New-
foundland. ’l'he greater families we can
furnish lnrtbc export trade of the met—
chants of Newfoundland the closer will be-
come 01' uIiI' commercial relations and the
greater flit-1r 111111in to purchase from us.
Newfoundland otters great advantages for
reciprocity. Hie would become a great
market for our breadstutb and would sup-
ply us prmliu is not. obtair sbleclsewhere. "
BIRCHALL’S DOOM SEALED.
The CAI-11111.11- Cabinet Council Convinced
of “is Guilt.
011.1111, )iov. ti—Tbc cabinet. council
has decided that llirclmll must be executed
on Nov. H. The cabinet was unanimous
in its uplnim 113' to the guilt of Birchall,
and consequently decided that the law
should take its course.
The gowrnur general signed the order-in
council y1.-s111rd11y, utili will at once notify
the shentl’ uf leord toprocccd with the
execution.
‘nnpeltlry at Oxford.
111111111121 Nov. 5. ~_\lucb ~<y1nputl1yisex-
pressed for )llrs'. llircimll, and the case is
watched with interest in (lunch of Eng-
land clerical circle». 11111111,: lfi'N" respecta-
ble positions 11 kick me- illilQI‘h of the liircll-
all family have oc1-11p1ed 11nd 111111-1y in the
lchurch. At Uxfnlri uniiersity there is a
strong feeling that ilirclmil ought lobe
given the benefit “fr-11y possibi? doubt in
his favor, lllllllimlll 1111-1 21-: 11ly and the stu-
dents gent-rally ilnlu- 111111 1111- [111- honor of
1 tl1c11n11'1-1-~lvyl11- wili «wipe 1111.- extreme
penalty 111 the 111w.
The .\.ttion;1ii~Is :11 I'l1ii.11lelpl1ia.
PRIL\1‘ELilil\.\uV. 2 1111- illt‘l‘Ling
bnldlasr 111ght :1'. .l1e.\1p~:11y111.‘1lusic
by the [rub .\:1111.1ml -1 .1..i.-1. 111:1 very
8111.113551le 'llm .1ppl 111v : ~_ lrukc out
when Mrs. l‘urnell 1v:11l.1--i >1- :1 1111- stage
and took her st'eit. Thriller-.11“: .11-1 ruiuned
by her 11111.11111- had bur-1.. 1.11-i away
“1112111n~1-11lr;'1111v111l11111r1111li-.-1v-1r,nc-
corxipztnnni l‘1j. lice-1m. “1111111, ()lirlen,
O'Connor, “11111111111111. 511111111111 and Hill,
was the signal 111r another outbrmk that
fairly 5111111111 1111- 1111111111115. Iluwruor
Beaver 11ml. tl11- (-bzm' 11ml intro-1110111] T.
P. ll'i‘uum-I' 11:1 flu- lirut ‘Tll‘iii‘tk‘r. Mr.
O'Connor spoke fur 1111-1' 1111 11-1111 11ml his
remarks tvt-rr frequently interrupted by
applause. 51111-1111.". \lt‘l‘t‘ ulsu rumie by
.‘Tt’flsm. Sullivnn, O'Brien and lliiltlll, and
cx-Mnyor \\ ll. 511ml), 11! ibis city. At
the conclusion of tin- 4101-11114 Michael J.
Ryan announced 1.11111 111 1111-, two tinys'
stay of tin- (lestlnguisiic l Irl~1inuen in this
citi they i1a1i11llimt1-d unri. 111100
Ihlnu'il' s Tribun- I11 llr: Ickotl.
”1.21113; Nov. .‘i_ «111111411111 elect illlttscll
has seem the lollowiug reply in Governor
liruckcti's letter of curmrutuluunn;
('Annmmz. Nov. 5, 11190.
"on. J Q. A Ill‘m'kv'tl
My Dun $1.11 -I tin-111k you ili'ltf'ili)’ for your
curtlllll null went-runs congratulates-ml and for
your kind il-nllb-r of tile f.11'1illlo>. of tin-uncu-
t1vr 1i:-p:11trnerel lu preparmg for itwlnlllguffi-
l111n,1u11l11ppr111~111ivy1111rcourtesyand will gladly
111ml mym-lf of your heroine-1111. T 11111 Kidd to
think 121111 1111111 land but 11111131111ng bzu not im-
pmrn-«l at 111111111 [lb-111111111 fr11~1:1l»111p1l1111 10,in
[1111.1111111-11 tn-hku 111, nor lin- IIWpN'I tlml, In
Cumin-11 . 1L11 till ”11' [u'lv-ly [11.1111 {111 1111“
your-1111 111111111 publh duty 111111 tlu- 1.11111 wrr.
ivv y 1111!, your», Vi 12 i1 111111.
.tnulhrr Izmly Found 11! Hvrusruse.
5111111511,.‘1'. Y . N111 t1 'l'l1-~ toenail).
of :1 human llwiy were «inn 11111 of lin- t‘llinl
of tin- Leland iiflft'i you'vrdu'r 111111 the
skull W115 11111111, lbv- imlif“: ”filer-other
parts of 1|111bmly ly111.;wpl1rz1t1- 1m 11 "1.9
New. The rr-mnim 11m summer-1i to ho
thin-11‘ 11f .‘iliri' llnylc, 1111~~ 1f till-eI-rvntiinof
the hum-l, From lib-11' pmi'nm 1111 the
mattress it 111 lu-lwvr-l 111111 llw glri sought.
refuge from the iirv 111 lie-rlrclnfmr the
flames but-.1 111111 lwr room. A “ill/Iii full
of imir 11.11 11-:1 unlmrzwvi 1111 Her 11111 it 0!
the bend 1111'. 11111: tlm bo-
iliuie m 1H lwunl, 11 111-111.; funnel in cm
I fin-pro»: him-l 111 1111111111-rp11rt11f lhccity.
,1, .1111- l. 1-
N11 ilrsirnn Duty on (Mile.
\i’mlllx1;rux,.\'ov.l{ ’i'bn I'nilcd Stole:
gamut gum-ml 111. Nuevo larval", in s din-
patch t11tl11ulvpnrtmrm of sluienilsmditn
the report 111111. the Maximo government
has plum-1| 1111 import duty nu rultle from
the l'nimi limit-.11, So such duty has in
bi! knnwlwbgr- bro-11 imposed by the Miller
can 201' t-rnmnnl
A "1111 ~11") from I worn-In.
Monet 11. ,\'m- ‘1 H11 l! My duties
imposed 11311-11 f‘nilmillm 112,3“ by lilo Mo.
Kinlny bill 1114 resulted 111 the loltiitimgnfi
the frontier“! 11 11111151- puuliry burn, bu"
In the i’mml 1411111111 11116 bull in f‘mmdn.
Hens will 1111 (mi 1111 the f'mmdisn sl-Ir nod
will 1-111“ firt- "unlit: in in)’ tin-11' eggs.
1'11- AIIlllnnor ! honed “lnlrlwy.
NEW Yflltll. Nuv, ‘i -,\ir 11ml Mrs. Kill!-
loy dined at lleiumuiro'a but evening, the
guests of Mr. Iltmlrttcouttn, The en-
plursr, 11111 wits and party afterwsrd at
tendsd the linden thnntrn, when 1
were row-Island and obs-n1! bytbn
OI“.
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