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walmfimp, in.
LEAVE DANBUBY.
You Boon Noniuur.
D. In.
Mam Line.
Luvs BRIDGBPOBT.
$1010, toil; 1240. mix.
tans only so for Is Great Bonington
“only n in as New lurom
or.» Alli) RELIABLE
__'fo -.__
South Norwalk
—AND-———
THE PROFILLBRS
mun-mum: and Shepsng
our]?
UP STAIN.
Stoves and Ranges.
Magma tor III or the
rlt, New Ilovcn
.63.
L141“! so, our ex.
fi—lmn. 1:12». 7:!5 c1, flail-c .
«damning between New Hires
ox.
mm. Al «1.13 ox. (vi: Slim Una)
Wu. (VII Springfield). 1.0? u. (vls lim-
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lghl.
moor a nonwsur DIVIIIION.
my: scum nonwsm A8 poumrr:
human. A. IL-o-zmris. PJl 42:13,
I. R17. 6:“. 10:25. Buildup—9726 um. 6:52 p. m.
Fo- Wmor A. il—rzso, 3:27. 10:13
1'. 1—430. 4:10, 0:23, 8:56, 10:30. sundry—4:03
on. 6:00 li-
Po noun. A. 1—6:“, 923. P. ll.—-t2 )8,
683.1032. Sundae-930s In..6 37 p to
tutor Porn. A I.
.409,6i4,36l), 947.
A. ll.——6 35, 7 an, no;
1145. P. Ila-310,50). Bundnys- 805 s. in , 505
Fox Pit-mum, A. l.—-—i’ 05, sec ; to no, ice ;
A. 11—450, ex.: 810,
through can; ‘7 45, moon-7 35 a. m., mull.
' in. than». Vice Pru’l. a our-t Im‘fi'l
- 13.1.1“, Sig); -
. A. W. Em. Psi-mutter Azh. Bridtrcn-irt.
Alllill llll'lll Flill’lll Lilli
Norwalk, Ct.
in.
Wilton from silo received for oil into on
”Tile-u “for; tube Clt f K it
on a y 0 anti
wlliba mt rpzcisl lots of bright
in Ncw York or Its vicinity.
Ailpel'lonsus forbid trusting any or the
murmur-01ml. line on account of
Donna-thumb
BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
50. MAIN STREET.
Ill. ll. Haslett ll,
PLUMBING,-
‘lll all lllllll ll'llll Will.
Hot Air Heating,
lotto innate to}: Specialties
50 South Main Street,
“II“ NORWALIA. . CONN.
7 AND
NNIIIIIIWS IILIIAK
”I. LATEST STYLE.
W ‘9'»...n...
IIIIINITNIN IN lIlININII.
Holidayl’llitiiogrophs LADIES’ CAPES
G S"°”N'O”Hh v.15... $1.49 to $13.50.
population. llmkerman Ni Son,
Best and Lowest Price
call on rue. Iirsvc the exclusive Agency for tho
tclcbntcd
“ PRIDGRESS BANG [3,”
made stitome hythe Gangstuck Iron Work: (30..
and by rpcrN snangcmnnto with th in I can cell
into first-clots article At the price of lighter and
emailcr once. I warrant every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the wand, and will refund your money in are
of any complaint Being mode litre you can
slusys get rep-sin in an hour‘s time.
T1119
PlillllESl lllllllli.
WM. PODMORE.
65 NORTH MAIN STREET:
sis 3m sown murmur. ('ONN.
HATS! It'll!
Fall Styles.
Instigrsdessnd colon of
Still and Soft Hats, Silk flats.
Boy's lists sud Cape, Crush tints for men and
boys. Nutrlo soft lists for men st
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH N'ORWALK. CT.
TIIll IEAIIINII NNNSTIIIN
Is what are you going to do for Fruit this lltll and winter.
Read this and you have the answer We have purchased an
extraordinary stock of the finest. quality and vario-tyol
CANNED GOODS
and they hnvc just begun to nrrivc. We nuticiputo an unpro-
cedented $an in this line. and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will s‘iit, you, nntl ii you do not like) Fruits
in cams, W0 litivr- thorn in glass We have also just. rcccivml
New Edam, l’im: Apple and English Dairy Ulla-03c. Thanking
you for past favors, we on: your: cordially,
Mon: & Hillllill.
HEATERS,
We h": in) now Iim'crs which we would be planned to show it) the while:
The llll'l‘llll all 1118 NEW STANFIIIIII
We also it we :1 large lino of
RANGES,
non! our nun I-on'nmirt.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING All) 113' \Hillli.
F. H. NASH 8: BBQ,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwalk.
illlllilil,lNl,._MilT8
THADDEUS GUYER
(Succunoor to 1‘. Blur (insol- at lion),
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALL (DRIH'IHS‘ PRO.“ I’TIIY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Particular attention paid to
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Silk llnts. £129
Iolosnn. Bronchitis,
"mum. Meningeal: mew-lg.
"If, ”but, and cvery min; on of t r
“not. lungs And Ghost including nation
Speedy and permanent liner! for fifty yum.
FILES. RUMORS
Smith. Iii-zen... Nails R on. In on
Dine-m of the skin and In mmpi by
CHIN. Col
fOWLE’S “1.5 In! "0.08 CURE.
u? (in:
A. A. Martin’s "
llll‘l'lllgll Nllllllllllll'l
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
son's-n NORWAIJC, .
cranium l
on!
CONN.
That hue not born nostril
Fill, Bitten, slams, Salt Fish,
SCAIJAJIHR,
, ”m“ "MW“ . I'm Ton-to Cot-up, imported Ru.
Carriage Repository “I”, Pm Yuri-ant lupin Syrup, _ “““W
Mama mum .kgllfluvgniidfi‘inu; Imported (tropes. “3340?» E {1
”I'll” “I‘m” °' I V“ ‘c ‘° ‘ "' " ten “orientin- n a xamme “1‘ 08
n... now in:
mlem include the Hazlitt: of ”.1 All 51.5....“ A)
Horton, Buggies, Photons.
Control-do, Spindles. Rood
Curls. Business Walton,
«m ARM
SEIIIIIIE PRICES BEFORE
can“: catficngg noun“
ll. Iii
, um.
mum.lto.
MM
from amino
WWMDIQM“
IIIIIIII
. Conant.
, Molt-us, mm
viral-in, Irwin, at
Mt nun I’IIIII|
Grocery still lilk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAn;
link
Marmot
M, o
flit-"fir;
IL I. W011
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IIIIN'I' ll ZELUFF
wws All OIYIRING~—-—
Grand lnduoements
".10....—
CASE BUYERS.
In! Val huh. I M.” ml In».
Home Dusted Poultry a Specialty.
Orion Minna Pronytly.
onsmsslm'n
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tool ins. m...
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m twill» will morn you
All miss the
(i. B. It. A.
Crab! lcdlcino Co" Passaic. N. J.
80L!) A1"
Pialstod's Drug Store.
South limb.
illicit.
moron-us
and Lt
lulu:
;, chmnowpreporodto
Cater for Weddinzs Parties or Soci'
g ties in First-class Style.
-4. __ , ,.._,
Sill isfltotion
Guaranteed.
l'l' El'l'lilllli,
lull) if LAUDER'S BLOCK.
WNIlIINS!
Buggies, Spindles,
Folliil y Wagons,
llnai Waters, Business Winn.
——-——» A m: w— -—-
l llllllll TIIP BllIllll
wnnansrxn.
ONLY $85.
Other Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
Air-o wroud hand Buggies, Wagonr. ctr
t‘sll ind rt-c them, out! get ptlcrs.
Wriihililynn,
Franklin Street, 80. Norwaik.
Iii-III
intentional.
Si Hurray 31., lint York City.
'8 "AV! comurru 0” HAND
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Sumys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
Will to plant to lowly Calm and Canon”,
lone
Our Wagons have n worl Awidc
They ore the articles that will
you.
repuntion u to quality, style and finit‘t.
None Superior. Street Sprinklers, We
hurt: the but Strut Sprinklers in the
.v'orld. Ailo hove the nearest and MI
mni lilk Wagons in New York. -
Winn
Seeing is Believing."
4, m
,.
And the but lamp ‘3
cvcrmndc liltc mm:- m. a
din'sof ol _ “n um
dcrfullnmp'" A Lilli s
Ibmrlulvly Ii“!!!-
opro-lu- and m.-
bl’I‘Ik-hlt‘. wry ll
Ivan I (IN! r. so“
rilllnntwllltnilyt,
of N5 I‘rlw'} "it” .'
Purcr anti lvrtghtcr
ilna :noliphl. miter
than (Itch t; leit,
more clmrrlil t‘,. 'l K , . ,__
trlbctl 'I'ltul Limp ls . 3;)
"The Rochester.”
And with It there in no nmokr, no umell,
rm broth» tummy: no fluttering, no nwcoitng,
no climbing up 0 the “amt. no “tantrum."
nor annoyanco of soy Emu, and it nun
needs trimmrnfl. Its founln foli uurvoln)
beln tough to cd usmlcu hrnu.wlth un-
irnl nit. Iti- absolutely unbmhnblo.
sad so loft in n fulo’nro roman
Only film you" old Ind I or hm million of
(Anatomy). In 1m. It mun btoOOODlnmp to
man ouch n telling luccrsn. indeed l Is,
for forum may (om! Int! Inmpl may 0, but
tho “Rochcoior” shin“ on forever W:
man over mono artistic "unicorn-"i
and Tabl- anpo, llanquct Study, V.“ on
Piano Lamar away In» . in Bronte, Por-
ulninJirsu. Nickel and Illicit Wrought iron.
Mi tho lump denier for it. Look for ills
mas-marl; stump: “ I'ns Ilrmnvn." if M
hun'ttho nsinr Roche-tor and the otyls you
mt. on no ism ion In our. and to no
for in. itlmnt catalogue ton-i unload
rice-list) not! we will box 5nd and you only
lamp sold, by “um, right to your door.
locum”. lull? co»
‘2 hrs "I... flow to“.
"""}§.'wi'"11".‘.',".." m' 'l‘m'vm" "'""'
lioau
noon. srnvrm, NICKEL
And III kind! of Oxydlnrd
PLATING
DD.“
it Water Street, lull llonaii
”twat mmmm...
Hlmflm
foams-rum:
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‘M
o lllllllll ROCKS
The Artful Fate of a Gallsnt
British Cruiser.
BINKING OF THE BEBPBNT.
At Least 273 Persons Drowned or
[bolted to Death.
Bho Wont on the Rock ranged Spanish
Cont During a flavor- Storm. and Only
Three Most Out of the Hundreds Ahonrtl
Ever Benched Short: to Tell the Torri-
hlo Story—Alias“! flomlou Conduct
of One of the Lords of the British Ad-
miralty—Alter Announcing the News at
3 Banquet Ila Mada a Humorous ‘, ‘
Wailing Women and Children lieu the
News of the Dlmtor.
LONDON, Nov. I3.~Another sppolling
horror of the son has been added to the
long list. News has just reached hero tint
her majesty's steamer Serpent was wrecked
Monday night twenty miles north of Cope
Finistorrc. Two hundred and seventy,
three men were drowned. Only three es—
coped.
The Scrpont went on the rocks during a
severe storm on the Spanish coast. A
heavy mint prevailed at the time. It was
Impossiblnio ()lr..‘tlll assistance from the
shore, and the vessel remained in her help-
less position until broken to pieces by the
tremendous sens which swept over her.
Drowned or Dachau] to Death.
The crew were washed overboard in
groups by the remorsclcml waves and
drowned or dashed to death amid the
rocks. The news of the disaster was con-
veyed to Corunnn, at distance of sixty
miles over mountain ran-la, and when a
relief corps wars organized and sent to the
scene of the wreck it was too late to be of
III)“ avail.
The Scrpcut's crow proper consisted of
170 men. The remaining victims were re-
lief crows. which were being conveyed to
other British tncu-of—tvar on the African
station.
A [inscription of tho Srrpeut.
Her ninjcsty's stcnmcr Serpent was it
swift light cruiser. one of the eight vessels
whose construction mu begun in 1&88,
when Lord Northbmok was first lord of
the mlmirality, during Mr. Gladstona's
ministry. She was it cruiser of the third
class, and war; built Itl Devonport. at a
cost of $35,111), The admiralty officials
maintain silence and decline to be inter-
viewed on the subject of the disaster.
'l'bcy possess no organization through
which nch of such occurrences would be
trnnsmitted to them in advance of press
reports, if the ofliccrs of the ill fated vcs‘
861 did not survive.
Though the reports of the almost total
annihilation of the Serpent’s complement
were at first regarded as too terrible for
belief, the Impression has now become
general that the story is true. The news
spread throughout. England like wildfire,
causing lamentation in hundreds of
homes.
They “Ill l-‘onrcrl Disaster.
The newspaper offices at Plymouth were
besieged by crowds of relatives of the Ser-
pent's crew. The Intnentatious of the
women nrtd children wore pitiful. It was
said that many of the Scrpent's men had
t’xprcxNL-tl fear of lllhih‘tr-r before leaving
l'lynmuth. but tin- culhe of their appre~
lll'lh'iuli mntmt be Icnrtml.
’I'hcmltntmlty Inns \Vll’t'il the British con-
sul illitl t‘orunnn to send full detailsof the
wreck and Inns of lilo at onoe. The queen
has item it luvs-rage to thc Duke of Edi!)~
burgh asking for particulars, and express.
lug her sorrow for the lost men and their
relatives.
Lord llnmllton'n llrnrtleu Behavior.
Lord Gnome Hamilton, first. lord of the
admiralty, on rising to speak at the Con-
ncrvntivcbnnqucr nt .~\cl.on.said that ho
was sorry in mumutu‘c that just before he
came then: he rccclvc-l n telegram that
her mnjr-sty's ntctttrn-r Serpent. was lost on
the cunsl of Spain, Illltl he feared then:
had boon grout loss of lit-r, 'I‘hc rs'crpcut,
he lurid. was. nine of will” best cruisers and
wuss n vulnnblc vcswi, With vxccllont oili-
corit and crcn: Iio could not roll the cause
of the «limit-r 'I‘iu- nunonncmncni caused
a urination, and II WM cvidcnt that many
of tlmac prescnt would Imn- thought It
proper to postpone tho banquet, but no
notion being taken to that our}, tbc enter—
tninmclit prmteolli-tl, nml nf'cr tlu' guests
had eaten and drunk honrtily Lorri Gmrgc
llnmlllon It‘ll all in the («main with on im-
ummlly jolly spot-ch, bin rollicking humor
provoking pcnl upon pml of lunghtcr,
lilkl‘ "In Gordon»(Blurb-lulu. Aflulr.
Tim "CW8 til Ilil.‘ :llllitr Minn reached the
London clulm and c- ' llllu'li mlvorsc
roman-m. It in n- -l rcrtnin that
Lord llnniilton‘n ii will curse no
much m-nmlnl ngmmt turmoil and the
Turlcnmt wan atrium-ll against Mr. Glad.
stone and bin political lltllli'l'l‘llhl by the
nib-god prcwncn of ”Ir Liberal premier at
s thontro on tho owning of the (lfly when
(ionlon’n death mu announced In the lion.
don nawupnpon.
11m lmh’o Ila-mini Aitltudl.
Whontho non of the disaster to her
majority’s ntosuior Serpent reached Ply—
mouth the Doha of Edinburgh, who in one
of tho admiral» of the tmvy, was nttontiing
a Poul concert. (in lit-lug informed of
wlrnt. haul occurred he hastily left the hall
and mmtiu the nempsper oflicou when
dlnpotchos in regard to tho and Worst wore
lit-o: rccolvcd.
duke was tlaeply moved and ox-
prcmwtl his heartfelt sorrow for tho vtc
timn ntitltholrnnfortnnata funilieo. Ils
rllti not return to hear the remainder of
tho concert. but. proccmicd directly to his
residence. The morning paper» cornmeal.
on his conduct. in contrast to that of his
superior nflicor, Int-ti floor-go Hamilton.
In.
‘I'lni News Confirmed.
Msnmn, Nov, l3.~1‘hm sailors who
succnxlorl in swimming unborn from the
wrecked British cruiser Serpent have or
rived at Common». 'i'hoy express the be—
lie! that all the other: on board were
dmwned.
An official telegram from Corn nnn stato-
that her msjonty'n steamer Hotpoint nu
trucked of Capo Bury. our the village of
Cumulus». 0f the m mun on bond only
tin-com sored. Tho bodic- of only than
of tho victims Iran yet been washed
suitors.
"mm Dn- Antoni.
ammo, Hun, Nov. th-limsni
mud mmnrmmr yuan-y by
"moi «no.
mi N crows “mats. '
{as ”urination am of Now In“
Artur-ably Pup-m “in List.
ALBMIY, Nov. lamAlrcnd tbs Ho".
William 1". Shcohsnmrmpe ve speaks:
of tho assembly, has had a conference with
chairman Murphy, of the state cotumittso,
and Governor llil’l relative to the sobodulo
of chairmen of the various committees of
the assembly. A list. has alrcady boon pro-
pnmd, which In tho majority of crows will
probably remain unscheduled There are
thirty-six committees for which chairmen
are to be provided, and so far they hallo
luau selected as follows: Mr. McClellnnd,
of Westcbester,isto be chairman of tho
committee on ways sud moans. The other
Important committees will beriistributcd
in this wily.
Judiciary—Mr, Hitt, of Albany. Goa-
mllnws—Mr. Guenther. of Erie. Cities
-—Mr. Blumonthnl, of New York. Revis-
ion—Mr. Martin, of New York. Codes—
Mr. Cortney. of Kings. Taxation and rt
tronclnnent— Mr. Bunh, of Chemung.
Canals—Mr. Endron, of Erie. Railroad»—
mot yet collected), Commerce and naviga—
tion-—Mr. McKnight, of Ronsselner. in-
surance—Mr. Sago, of Greene. Brinks-
Mr. Tun ‘, of Q Electricity,
gas and water supply—Mr. Lonny 0v
negro. Internal affairs—Mr. Peck. of Cort-
land. Labor and industries—Mr. Hymn,
of New York. Excise—Mr. Dinkolspiol, of
New York. Affairs of villager—Mr. Rico.
of Ulster. Public printing—Mr. Noluu, of
Albany. Public health—Mr. Dempsey, of
Oneida. Public education—Mr. Hunting,
of Scholmrie. Public lillldli and forestry
~Mr. Bush, of Ulster. Public institutions
—Mr. Reilly, of Romain”. Military sf-
fnirs—Mr. Quackenbush, of Schenectady.
Soldiers’ homo—Mr. McMahon, of New
York. Claims—Mr. richnutl’, of King&
Federal whammy—Mr, Webster. of New
York.
Charitable and religious societics—Mr.
Doyle, of Delaware, State prisons—Mam
borne. of Dutcllcas, Fisheries and game—
Mr. Deumreatmf Itocklnnd. Privileges and
elections—'1'. D Sullivan, at New York.
Trade and mnuufnctorics—Mr. Ilunham. of
Seneca. Agriculture—Mr. Johnson, \Vush-
iugton. Indian minim—Air. Cameron, of
\Vnrron. Rules—Mr. Shechnu, of Erie.
EngrosL‘cd bills—Mr. Stein, of New York.
Unfinished businessr—Mr. Gould. of Lewis.
The only anticipated change in this pro-
gramme is that Mr. Demcrcst, of Rock-
land, may be made chairman of the rail-
road cormnittcc. and Mr. Crook. of Rich-
mond, chniiitmn of fisheries and game.
Mr. “in, of Albany, may not be slated as
chairman of any committee, and in that
cast- I“. G. Smith, of Eric, will get the
chairmanship of the judiciary committee.
'l'helllcu so In: developed is to do away
with the week race” that is usually taken
after organization and simply takoan
cess of one day, while the speaker prepares
his list of committca, and so avoid any
delay in legislation.
THE DOORS CLOSED.
Tho North River Bank Sunpendn—Wall
Street‘s Flurry tin- ('artne.
NEW Yonx, Nov. 114““: North River
bank. In Greenwich street, suspended
business yesterday afternoon. It was said
that the tightness of tnonry had caused the
suspension. Provident Edward E. chuey
and Frank It. Ingcnsull, cashier, were at
the bank until a late hour Tuesday night.
They sent out word to reporters that the
bank was $60,000 short at the Clearing
house and that it had ample securities to
cover all shortages.
All tiny “'cdnesday them was a quiet
but oteady run on the bank, the result oi
rumors mm the bank Wars in financial
straits. The bank has been doin on aver-
age business of crummy It loam a great
deal of money lately. and being nimble tc
get it in again to meet cash detutuids, had
to suspend
The directors are John H. Sturin, Joseph
Brokaw, J obu If, Lirenson, James 1., Wise.
Nicholas C. Muller. Edwnnl L Heddeu.
Willinm E Tctft, Aaron Close, Charles C,
Worthington. Millard It. Jones and David
R. I’nigc, 'l‘lic tilllt‘t'l'S were positive in
their statements that only $0,000 was It:-
volvcd in the 3|lfipl‘llfilllll, The bank isthe
Now York correspondent of the Howard
Nationnl bank, Huston: 'I‘rndesmeu's Xa-
tioual bunk. Philadelphia, and Northwest-
ern Nutionnl hunk, ('h'lcugo,
The bank has ln’t‘ll t‘.~l:illli5ll0tl over fifty
years. Levi Apmtr, who hurl lK‘t'li presi-
dcnt mun)“ your», illi‘ll .\'ov. l2, ix“, and
E. H licducy, who Inul lil‘i‘“ In the brink
prince: IN'II, W11." [il‘liluuh'll tn tlu- Iii‘t‘slllciicy,
having prr-viously her-u the vin- prcnidcnt.
'I'Ilc Imnk, It is said, took drpmits up [(3
1:30 O'clock ycslcrtlny, out! also Lllnl‘nlllllt‘ll
a note for n Ilcprhitnr Sum-ml policemen
Klillflluil ilic ilnmrn Inhi t‘Vx‘illilg.
’l'llc I'fl~l> in \\':-II strut-t acorns to be
over. ’l'wo estimll tritium» uccurn-tl ycnter-
day, but thc tnnrlu-l upcnml I'nmrnblc.'utid
nll :tm'Ls but tho Villnrti series trial".
Hmmior \nm-u in llnngcr.
RALEIIHI. X, it, Nov. It» It has been
gencmlly lwlicn-d that tho li‘nrmcm' nlli-
uncc would support Senator Voucc éor ro
clcctiotr In tho Hl'lfllll‘, but The l’nlunrsxlt"
Fnriiicr, on llllllllll'l' organ publinhcd hr-rv,
turd crlitcll by 1.. I. Polk, president of the
nllinncc, hm Ilt’l'lflri’ll it» opposition to tho
nonnlor. In tho issuc of The Former for
this week twomlimrinls nn- priltlctl, our
nttncking “more on bin nIIr-gml p «ltlon in
tho Hlillln‘llltllry scheme, turd tine other
urging niliuncc liil'llillt'l'éa of tho Icgislniure
to mic-unit“! him. It is rumored that
llllltllll't‘ III-mnrmh will vote with tho Ihsr
publu'nus mnl \‘lt'i‘l I’Iilk.
It Loukn ’I‘Ilui “'ay.
(Tm rst'rt, Nov. l:l.~- [unit Frlriny Mrs.
Ed IIuItn, of lmtlsvillc. nrriwed In thin
cltynnll cnungml lxmrci of Job: Apfcl't-
booming Imnw on Fifth ntrcct, twnr Syctr
tunrv. 'l'lmt night, Apl'r-l tin-w $7.00) from
a building nwu-iutiun :urul RUIN from the
Mtwrloin lm-m 2y [\IIII him not. boon soon
trim-v. .‘II-V, ll-vlm <Iirltlpltrnl’lifl nlmnt the
sonic ritm-. mul yr-«lvrduy lwr husband was
In the HIV looking for ht'l‘, 'I‘ho rtuppoul-
tlon III that tho Ininsimg pull-hove joined
fortuntm null ore well on their way to
Europe.
Thny Want Nivorur lloaro.
Four WMNE, lml.. Null, lil-w -Thc «trot-t
cnrtitivorsof tho Fort \l'nync Street Ilnil.
wny compony pn-acntonl tit-tummy ycstcr»
tiny. asking for a reduction of the Working
hours. At pnisom tin-y are n-qnircrl to
work Ifilcon tmrl r-luhteen hours portloy.
and they risk that tcht-c hours nhsll cou-
ntituto o day's work. The men on not. or-
ganized. ("ill the prnlmnilitleo are that
their demand» will not br- rmintt-«I. A
ltriks nmy rmult.
Koch Will lupin-lo 5mm.
litmus, Nor. I1I.—~Pl’llfmilf Koch will
pnblinh lo the world on Hotnrrlny the com
position of hits corn for consumption. Any
physlclnn who denim further information
utodouils may thereafter apply to Dr.
Conant. l‘rofronor Koch’s mutant, who
Ills multinatifiboopitnlc for the treatment
«homo And foreign pntlsntl. Profmor
Koch will now begin upturn-nuns for o
moon-m
AIR. Burma's DENIAL?
No Retaliation intended Against
the Canadian Pacific.
T0 LAUNCH THE CRUISER IAIRB.
The lint Armored Ship of Hell”... 00‘
Ba "onto-l at tho Brooklyn Navy VIII]
Non Tuoulny in tho I'nsonco at uni--
tln‘nllhod Artsunbln'go.
WAsittxoTox, Nov. 13.——Socretary Biolnol
was the central tigum in n dramatic soon.
here yesterday afternoon. Grouped to
[other in the oflicc of the userlntont uncro-
ury of the treasury wore many noted gov-
ernment officials and three score of the
leading railroad lawyers of the country.
The occasion that brought them together
was a public hearing about, certain privi-
leges granted to the Grand Trunk railroad
In having goods for Canada scaled In can
at American ports and forwarded in bond
to their destinations. Those who opposed
this plan contended that the seal should
be placed on the cars at the United States
port nearest the Canadian d‘tination of
the goods
Socrafiry Blaine'l Speech.
When A. C. Raymond, who had spoken
for an hour or so, had concluded Secretary
Blaine nrosc. He said that be was there
simply as one of the spectators. He wished
to say, however, in answer to Mr. Ray—
mond’s suggcstion that this might be a.
policy of retaliation, that he felt. sure the
government had no such thought; that the
mere supposition of such a policy and than
arguing against it. might create userions
misapprehension in the country no to such
an intention on the part of the govern-
ment, and that for this reason be interposed
to prevent any such itien going abroad as
the result of this hearing.
Mr, Raynmml, Mr. Blaine said, washim—
self the representative of the Canadian
Pacific railway, and it the government of
the United States haul been desirous of
throwing obstacles in the way of develop-
ing that great road it would not have
given it the priviIt-gc of going through
two statcsof the northvvcst and crossing
at the Sioux reservation, nor would his
own state of Maine have given it the lib—
erty of crossing its entire territory in order
thatits connection with the cities of the
maritime provinces of New Brunswick
and Nova Scotiu might be made some 200
miles nearer.
New England Wanted Fair Play.
Mr. Blaine suggested that. the best mode
of resisting retaliation or unfriendliness
was to make the system absolutely comv
plete rind pcrfcct, and he asked Mr. Ray-
mond if In: thought it “no so. Mr. Ray
mom! flIanl‘I‘t’Il that he had so regarded it.
Mr. Illiiilir‘ said that it would be much
more ~nt isfncrury to the section from which
he come if llnlilnx and St. John could
treat Now England as fairly and us gener-
ously as I’urtlnnd and Boston treated the
provinces. They might land any cargo of
fish or anything else at Portland and ship
it to their homes, but the American fisher-
man making his catch hundreds of miles
beyond the three mile limit could not. so
can: that privilege from the lower prov~
inces. Mr. Blaine suggested that Mr.
Raymond would labor too good end in
making the system for which he spoke Air
solurelypcrfert if he- could wipe outon
inequality which was known nnd recog-
nized thr‘l” the whole country as far as
Vnncouvcr
.“nrc Reciprocity News.
\\'.t>itl\<.iv:\. .‘im‘. 1: -—’I‘hc Post says
that Sum-Ln» Iilninl- In“ obtained from
the I'nltml :‘irtliw Illluhlvl‘s to South
Americun nttutrlr-s t‘upirw of the tariff
laws of thaw nations, with allCll comment
on them 4.5 lhv nimble-h thultght proper
to liltihv .ml that In- prnpuws to prepare
a It‘llr't lvl'ipi'lfl'lly, “lilt’ll he will sub-
mlt In t. 'l'lzc PUSI guys that if
this Ivtm n [u l».- a bid for the presidelr
tinl twin :ttinn. .\lr Iiininc may expel-iv
encc r<-lln- lltllicutty Ill N'Illllllg it through
thcumul «haunt-b of Hit! executive, and
In this i-l-tttzw lion tulds:
)lr. lilnim- “an Angry.
“It l~:l in. t not ccuernlly known that
Mr. Ilium , ~ llt‘l lotto-r tn congress on rec-
ipmclr} Ii'ilhtlllk'll :it the White House
for n mourn, zuttl thou it WIN not sent to
tlmt‘npttul Illllll ,\Ir. Iilnmu litul bod bin
stormy llllt'rvivw with the nt‘lllilu commit-
tee on lllllirnpl'lullniin, Mr. Blaine drove
direct to in.» White iloum fmm the com-
IIIlllt't mum «In that l'\'l‘IiINlll afternoon.
\thI tt:ttr~pirctl betwucn him and the
president i» of course, unknown, but the
rlcinyo-l li'l’lur wont to lllc i‘upitul immo'
diatuly :it'rcr Mr. Illninc left the preni‘
dent's room."
.‘,_'l:'\.-.
To Launch tlu~ Maine.
\VAMIIMJ‘UX. Nov, ILIx-Afit't'nitriry Tracy
Inns rcttu‘m-rl from Now York lifter voting
ntititnnking tho Ilt'l‘cn-illry nrmugontenu
for the launching of tiw nrmorod cruiser
Moinc, which is in lulu: plucc next. Tum-
llny. A spur-ind trnlu will Icavc this city
Monday night m’cr tln» Pennsylvania rail-
nuul, carrying Sr-r-nmry Tracy. militant
Scrtrctury Hull-y. lit-n. Sclmllcltl, the Chiefs
of the tumrl hurt-nun, in number of promi-
nent tinvol Ollli't‘rri, many other ofllclsln
connected with tho uncut-untold and the
IlflVlilIilllll‘llrw of Ion-hm lr-gutionn. The
oldest living l‘X'ht‘I'l‘t‘IMry of the navy.
(icorgo Ilnuvroft, the inmmm liintorlsn.
will be rcpruwnlml by bin Mull rind grand.
tlnugbtcr. ’I‘Iio Mninc is the that nurtured
crtilsor over built by tho government. The
launch tnkc» plan: or noon on Triendny.
lhnt bring thr- hour of flood title at the
Iirrmklyn ynrtl.
.‘Iumllrirl’s Hwnll Matti-too.
Witslllvwnx, Nov. ill,» Itinlmnl MAM
“I'ltl guru,- n imitinrv ul'inviltrllmt at Al’
lmuuh‘s yI-str-rlloy nftwuumt in honor of
Mrs. l'rtittk Ii. Imrimgnfthin city. Alamo
Illlll Ill-.Iiintmblo llllllli'fll'i' was present. and
W'llill‘irlDII llw production of “Prince
Karl." Mm. IInrrIson tutti a party occu-
pied om.- of the bum. In the audience
wcronlw the lirltish minister, tho men)
horn of the Chins-so loantion, lioron do
Fowl, the Italian minister, the member!
of tho (Iorcau lcgntlon, Count do Chum
brun,Sonorflu7.mnn, of the Nicaraguan
lcgntlon; Admiral llmluers, Senator How-
ley, Senator and Airs McPherson, Anal»
Int Secretory Soley,of the navy deport
merit: Admiral and Mn. Worden, Ad.
mini and Mm. Sclfrldgc. .ltmtico and Mrs.
Field and other neurons of distinction.
i). It. Appiqttm Very III.
Nut mn,Nov. lit—.llnnlol 8. Apple-
ton, of he troll known publlnhlnuboule
of I). Appleton 8r firm, In very low at M-
homc, No. 3 University place. lie in suf-
fering from a stroke of npopluy.
(ii-dunno to Ill- followup.
Looms, Nov. mum. (ilsdstono has in—
roads circular urging his support": to
solidly nit-nil the owning of tho pun»
mutants-too.
Norwalk Chronicler