I "Bl" run A FORTH“
Eva Hamilton’s Attempt to
Claim Her Dower.
WAS Sill’. “JOSH” IANS'S WIFE!
Strong Evidence to That Elect not! a
(hoot Deal of lt—Robert Bay umih
Ron's Bennie: Mailing n Determined
Klan to Defent Eve's shrewd (lam.
N" YORK, Jnu. l3.~—Evnngeline L.
noun. or Hamilton. who claims to he the
widow of ex-Aesemblymau Robert Ray
Hlmllton, and is making n light for a allure
of his ante because be neglected to make
any provision for her in hie will, was the
«our of attraction yesterday in the sorro-
xnte’e court before Surrogate Ransom.
The belting before the court Wits in the
canton Itnrted in her behalf over Hamil.
ton’l will. The only question at present
before the court is me to whether or not she
won Hamilton’s legal wife and his lawful
widow. “'heu the case was opened Eva
wu not present. lfer abernce was severely
commented upon, but she soon appeared,
henvily veiled She was dressed in deep
mourning and wore a sealskin sack.
She Wan "ery Shy.
Onmeral occasions she had to be re-
quested to raise her veil in order that the
witnesses might see her face for the pur-
poneof identifying her. This she did rather
reluctantly, until at inst Surrogate linu-
eom was compelled to say: “it seems necen
nary that the contestant should display her ,
futures, and it would be proper for her tel
do so without special request.” There were 1
present in support of the .will Elihu Root
and John C. O’Conor, Jr., in behalf of the ;
executors; Henry L Sprngue. for Schuyler,
Homilton, Jr.. the principal legatee under
the willI and Sherman W. Knevals, for
Baby BCntrice Ray, who receives on an-
nuity of sum per year by the will. Ex-
ecutor Gilbert M. Speir and Mr. and Mrs»
Schuyler Hamilton, Jr., were also present. ‘
Wu She “Joell" Mann's Wile? ‘
For the purpose of establishing the mar- ‘:
rinse of Eve to Hamilton the Rev. Edsou
W. Burr, of Elizabeth, N. J.. was called.
He testified that he married them on Jun. .
7. 18$, while he was the pastor of the
Market Street Methodist Episcopal church
at Paterson, N. J. He had never seen them:
before, and bad uninformutionubout them:
except what they gave him. She gave her l
name as Evangeline L. Stet-10.31111 both’
EMMA ABBOTT’S WILL.
In human Well Cored m and In,
c‘lrnvllnhln llequeets Mule.
XEW Yank. Jan. Iii—«The will of Emma
Abbott, the opera «larger, has been tiled for
probe“. The will was executed ill-ya
w, an! names James L. Mitchell. V.
Houghton and William F. Dunning no
executors. She first directs that her body
he tested by electricity to ascertain if life
is extinct. and then the body is to be on-
uiated. She requires her executors to de4
posit enough [Holley with the Furrners’
Loam and 'l‘rust company to enable them
to pay interest amounting tom per month
to Seth Abbott. her brother. in the United
States ’f'rust company ”00,000 is to be do
posited, and from it her mother,Almiru
M. Abbott, is to be paid shown at month.
Marthe G. “'clhercll, mother of her due
eeued husband, is to get 510.000. Her
brother, Leon fl. Abbott, gem 825.000; her
brothers, George H. and Frederick, ‘25,“
ench,and her sister. Mrs. Lizzie Abbott
Clark, {limo
Each of the children of the following
persons gets 85.000: Leon Abbott, George
H. Abbott, Mrs. Etta Clerk, deceased, end
Mrs. M. L \l'etherell Vim lloughton
gets 810,000. and her secretory, D. A. Con-
nidine, $5,000. The following churches,
where she says she enjoyed worship. get
$101!) each: Congregational church, at
Gloucester, Muss; Plymouth church, of
Brooklyn; Brooklyn Tabernacle; Madison
Avenue Baptist church, Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian church. Church of the Divine
Paternity, all of this city; Citusel Square
Baptist church, of Charleston, S. (3., and
Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal church and
St Luke’s Methodist EplaCUpal church,
both of this city. The residue of her en
late is to be divided shun: und share Alike
among the following: Fountlling Asylum
of the Sisters of Charity, Children's Aid
Society for the Support (if Netveboyo’
Lodging Home, Home for the Friendlesn,
of Newark, N. J.: Chopin Home for the
Aged and lufirm, House of Mercy in Rust
Eighty—sixth sin-ct, St. John’s Guild (for
excursions for mothers and children in
summer), Hebrew Benevolent society. Son
ltorlum for Hebrew Children. Mrs. S. V.
“'ltite, of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Sun-1h Bird,
afriend of him. White. She hopes these
Indies will use their shares in charity.
SENATOR CHANDLER'S DEFIANCE.
Be In Anxioun to Have New [lamp-Mn
I'olitlt's luvefilgntul.
“'Astltxo'ros, Jun. 13.——.\fr lllnnchnrd,
(Ln) luvs introduced in the litilisenrew,
lution dim-ting the committee on the?
judiciary to investigate the present polit-i'
icul condition of the Mlzilo of New Hamp-
ehire with n. View to tietcrtnininu whetherf
sou'rn‘ nonwnult’ nvnnmn nun
BUFFALO ,ULL’B START.
.... w.--
on Neil Bantu-lo, o! More Novel In...
Mpmlble for Ills Dlmv-ry.
Mr. W. C. Goylermf New York, former:
years the compatriot: and agent at Buffalo
Bill, is It the St. Jfllllt'fi hotel. Mr. Gnylor
accompanied the great Cody to Europe, and
has been with him in many of his "ink,
adventures and triumph-t. Speaking of the
“Meeeiah”cmze among the ludiuns Mr.
Gayle! said: I
'Butfalo Bill’ owes his name, fame and
fortune to the nctvspnpere. lie was born
out on the prairies, and his (other wnsehot
down before his eyes near Lawrence during
the 'Border \Vars.’ 'Bufl'nlu Bill' drifted
over the west as cowboy, llnntcr,scout nnd
soldier. He got his name by adoring or
ploit while the Union Pacific road was
building. He had a contract to supply the
workmen with ten head of huffnloe day
for meat. One day he dashed into I herd
of buflaloee, and won at tucked by a hundred
Indians who were hunting the butlnloes ll.
the same time. ‘llill' comi- off victor. Ind
drove the ten bend of bnflalo into camp
and kill.“ them us if nothing had hop-
peued. it was during, clashing. recklen
nets like this that won him the soubriquet
of ‘Bullulo llill.’
“l have said tlmt thcpopcrs were reopen.
bible for the popularity of 'Bul'falo Bill.’
One day Street in Smith, the publisher: of
The New York Weekly, called Ned Bunt-
line, a well known writer, into their Oman
and stud, ‘Wo urn tired of these stones of
Spanish villains nod English lords and
French women. They are monotonous.
Go out into l he wet-d, travel at our expense.
take your own time, only find on n mnnl'
Thnt was a lucky day for‘Bufialo Bill.’
Buntline wandered over the prairies trying
in min to liud his 'nmn.’ One day, while
riding along with Mnj. North. the only
white l'lllr‘l that the Pawnee» ever had,
that well known character said, ‘Bnntline,
l mu not the lllflfl you want. Don’t waste
any mort- {into with me. But l can tell
you where you mn find your mon.’
“lie rode: leimrt-ly over to n prairie
wagon under which Cody was sleeping,
kicked 'Butinlo Bill' gently in thc buck—n
fashion the cowboys have in the west—nod
said, ‘Got up. Bill.” That was another
lucky day for “Buffalo lllll.‘ lie was the
‘muu' that lltzntline had been trying to
find. His nume became famous to the
reading public, and a short time afterward
he embarked in the amusement businmts.
We all know of the success that has fol-
lowed llln’ venture». ’ilutl'alu Bill’ has
clezm-d $l.UOO,WU in the last five years, and
he H mm b today a quarter of u million at
least. He might have been Worth more.
but he is u princely lm-r nnd n princely
giver. He will gin) it prior or u lineman
n handful of cold and silver, and never
answered the questions properlynurl stated‘ or not a Republican form of government I stop to think of tho thanks or the change.
that neither had been married before. He} existsthere within the meaning and in-l ho wonder that ho in popular with all
did not think “I“ he could idemily her.‘ tent of the constitution of the United , flags“-
This was the only proof given in her be! 1
half, and then the other side took up the 1
case in order to prove that she was the
wife of "Josh” L Mann and hence could
not have married Hamilton. ‘
Her Belntltes Against Her.
William '1‘. Steele, of Lucyville. l‘n.,u
brother of Eva. stated that llvn left home
when she was about 16 years old to go to
work. About six years ago she visited
home with “Josh" Mann and introduced
him as her husband. On several other
occasions she introduced “Josh" or her
husband. William admitted that he had
had n few words with Eve in 1888, and
thatthere was a little “feeling" between-
them. He said that he testified in the pro-
needing: at Elmira for the unnuluieut of‘
her marriage with Hamilton, for which he
received 810 and expenses. His wife. Alice
Steele, also testified that she knew l-Iva.‘
Ind visited her in Elmim in the latter part
011888, when she was hung with "Josh" ‘
Minn as her busbuud. Em paid her a
visit in the winter of 18“ “’llll Mann, and
told her that. she had been married to him
in Philadelphia.
She Sold Ila Wa- ller llunhnml.
William Foyle. u l’euusyll'nniu bin-yer,
testified that in December, 1w. Joseph
Steele, a brother of Eva, was tried nnd (‘lln-
Victed It. Bradford, Pm, of gruud larceny.
Eve had gone there with Menu to boil bun l
0|“ if possible. Both Were present at the
trlel, and "Josh" was milled in u wrtnoss‘
to his brother‘iu-lnw's clmrncter. Win-n1L
Inked an to his relationship be mid be bud ‘
married Steele'e ulster (Evolulmut HtVe‘ll
years previously.
hie wife. from ’l'ownnde, l’.i., pomxtadn- l
llw of Jouph Steele. 21 brother 01 lit-u, mud ‘
thnt when Joseph was being tried for Inn ‘5
ceny Em called upon them nml intrmluvml
Mann as her husband. ’
Mrs. All-um tentiflrd that m lhe Hint! of.
the introduction Evn mid to lu-r: "l wuutl
o introduce you to my lillnlmlul, Mr ,
Noun, u mlllimuure." Summon». otherI
Williamson gum eunllur testlumuy.
Much Cumin-Inn Evian-new.
Prenti- M. Louie. n lmnkitm'ptl’ at the
Union Dime Savings lleilllHlUl), testified ‘
to En harm; it bunk m‘l‘uulll thorn. At ,1
the opening of the ut't'cmul the bum: book 3
stated that the tlrposimr luul rrprmnml
hmlfu the wife of Jot-hm! ll .llnnu.
The “count mm closed in May. 1N0.
When the nlunnlurru on the bunk book and
checks were uhown to Hm slw about her
heed. pmunmbly denying that they were
here, nod her twin-m aunt in- would have to
d“)! Mild. nine hull aligned thrm.
Dr. William M. Kemp, who netted Evil
profennlrmnlly on more Ilmu mu- nrruum.
W thnt hln firm vmt In her mm In Mill
on "Mn. Brill." After that. on Mn. Noun.
he Vlnltod her at No. l's'p Wm Ninth turret.
when she introduced ”Joan" M on bus
Md. Tllnt Villa in Utlulwr, MM. and he
won celled In by “Mollwr” howl in. On
Christmas ill). lMN. ho was Hills-ll in to
“tend n t‘lilltl. which Wuu \‘err eu‘k and
died on Jan. A following: llw mm given to
undontond that it mu Mt- MAun‘n bully,
Thle ll nupposed it) have been lmhy No, 1,
0M!!! I'udn In Ayala-who.
Villa“. Jpn. l3 News. hm united hm»
ofl onlom disaster Mm h h.- (:1 mum] .r
11"!an mania. do «he .m l.» Pruuhfl,
down frmn lh' mtrtmlalua m or that plane,
death-yum a number or b «we, name of
which We". buried on: at sight brunt):
Chi show. A: «mm on rant-1m: [outlaw
“H gr! tn I'llrk flit- rmmn‘ul nf ill" im~
M Wright of In'm whirh hntl rut-bed
m upon tlw "mu um begun The PG-
hm“, In ll‘llt‘YP‘l l'I llltlu I) w" my qxfrllrnq
ly fetal one. on Ilvrwly tin-Mum deed
Mm have been rvmurml from the mine.
In Illtlllion tn tlw dead a number of per.
M! severely injured have been fxfrjtgam'
from the debris
Ayala in tee-tun nt “Mum.
lln‘mmn. l‘tmn, JR". :3 The «to».
sentient ”new "alum-d its klltlnll .1 10;;
today. 'l‘hebrmw will b- in "ma mull
lho Ith. Thr- hon-e t-nmmltto' rm the
mm retmm of time oiliwn balm
m on Wetter-edgy.
MI Bum-n lull Moms...
1m, 30h. 1m marten to he
”inheritance mil-ammo
" Th ‘60 W W not
'of who
. would not hluzu.
Suites The resolution nut horizon the com-
mittee to send for person . nud p.-.pers, null
to takcull action they may deem necessary
to the investigntiou.
A preumblc to the resolution any: that
it is ulleged and believed that curtain evll
(baptised persons have in New llnmpsbire,
by conspiracy and show of force, rrccutly
set on fool and rnrriezl into execution
plans by “'lllt‘l) the mil of the people as
legally expressed at the polls in the recent
election has bee-n set mild» and the gov-
ernment of the mute sulfi'r‘rlml.
The prover-clings, the ptemnble says, in- 1
Volveu the lllle‘ to lboldlize of the governor,
of the state and n l'mtul suites senator.
serialor Chandler‘s Retort.
(:omum, X. H. Jun. :3. ~SvuufurClmfld-
ler sent (lli' following telegram lust night:
Hull. 0 C .llmlle. \l'n‘li hymn. l) l':
Home ru- lIJ't‘ t2.» luurtJJt' of libmcbnril'n
rt‘hfillffbltl l n p» tr.» ”minimum l'lll unmet it)
New llnmpdun- mun- ll lr-‘l . and burn lln-dtllvr-
em-e bemvvn llw hoot-4 internal nud .uwful
llys ut nhlullllllx lin‘p‘llnn .1'1 \ll'll'l‘lt“ in New
Bumwture uud (be ll.‘.\|lllll-‘HL_ ls‘nuullllll'nly and
nutmnstttutlnnnl umllzmiw by who'll L «minim.
With it llu-pnhlivuu mu,- or.'\' if n: l. y lludhdl‘ds,
l5 tlludt' to :ur nu fll‘lnhlv'lll ll"llltlt.llhlll Ina) urtly
in .\"W lldmpdurr rm l'rm-um .c
voter is mob-med ul’ “(raid uhrb- (hr
lumen of burning ncgrn alum» um llu‘ blood of
durable-rel llr'puhillunn ”JUL nn- puthuny to
power ll.’ lln‘ Liliumu't lb-nb t'rli'y
W. li (‘nuoul I,
lumin-
l’lrnl at n “lazing t nnvlel.
AUBURN, N Y.. Jam. lJS rl'lmrlm-l Lul-
ullv, aims (“barb-a Mitchvll, n lllv mun nil
shortly alter I n tum-k. Lam-Ho lit-cured u‘
kl‘flhl'flu ml um .‘uul ”up: ml lie carrier)"
on the dour nml alum tlml lmd to the hue-
piml. llo [nod to not n will lire, but ill
lie (but t'lllpilt’d the,
content-i of «humor mu on ills pvrsun and'
not himmell ullre. ’l‘lm blaze uttruclcrl the
attention of the guards, and two of them
became. excited and tin d NUVC‘TMI idiot.- at
the burning mam 'l‘m-i lnmll)’ mwrenled
in Illlllflfl bum in a blanket and extra
sub-hung tho- tlmuu bcmre him-lie wu
urluu-dy lmrm‘ll The will)“ were bred at
random nnd dnl tint ltll llltr emu-tel. l'pon;
inventiuntmn ll Wml hmnd that lainrlle‘
hull ltl't‘ufflc til-Ml! llllll Win Luke“ u in: the
drltmimi that the land had tillrd him to
“o. I!“ intruded to utter Imnerlf up no I
blll’lllmu'l‘llll‘v lie With sent from [jun
two your. ago Dr) M". n llle mntrnce for
burglary.
Two ”volt-under “Ill-d.
Portion". Mr , Jun 13 The freight
tnln on the Mom- l‘rutrul railroad that
“I"! lmnvtilmrg, Vi , fur llmll‘vll, N. ll,
at our. n m, mum-d “If“ an ouginv,
twenty one frvlulll inn and n Minn-w. Al.
leer lrnvmu lTrnwmnln the 'm.""‘“‘ limp.
ltxM and the lnuku l» Id H 'I ll" fret. of;
the "Out begun to slip uu tlw ll t’ hula until
the lwnhntlI-l not hold \\ hen m-m llrm‘n
nation the whole tum. 711‘. p: the engine;
and forward angle“ llw inns and um”
downnnrimmnlunmn .‘htllm Tannin»
mm bum-d Mum and Jutl- mm down
with the lrnin and wire llllll‘lllll lulled.
Juviu' body but been lound but \lltir'n up
It“.
Elder Mn; ”HN'IO‘ tnlullo.
Tone». Kim, Jan lilr The non-rum,
endow" Ilntn olllrarn wire mum in by}
Mia“ Joanie of the Huprvmr Until“E
Valentine The uni-run! «blurred nu lo
cumin! addrna and flu- vervmnnv mu or
the must eimplr halo". The pimpk'g
party in tin lent-elem" lurid a comma and
selected aluminum ”aver!!!" P P.
Elder lnr Slflffihcf Iii_my~thm Alliance
mil—m were pmnct llr. 8M" will be
elected spunk" rm the mumbling of the
lruinlelnw Thu mil ruminant-held;
strengthen Mr. Euler's chum-n for the
United Steu- em in
1- Ialle" (kl. Nutmeg.
Nmrm. N Y . Jam 18, ”mt f'ml.
W. H. Wyh",mul hie nuietatil mutt?!
rooster, ltnlm! .1. "wk. both of ltmhen,
have [one '41 take charge of the book: and
one: of l‘ol Alllnitglufl, commanding the
division of the aisle of Row York, pend!“
trial of that anam- by on.“ mini for ler
fibrillation.
p
—K:‘.n.~n> City Times.
Electricity Boring Tunnels.
The new railway which is to connect the
Argentine Republic: it (til ('lult will neces-
sttutc the boring: of right tunnels through
the :‘xl’ldt‘n mouutmm or a total length of
nearly ten lllllt'h‘. 'l'lwnz- tunnels. in Whose
cnu‘tmrtmn water puwrr :uul electricity
nrv in be lnrgrly L'fllplojn‘il m n novel form,
have already been corumoncwlnt twenty
points. Since Augutt last it cataract of
tho Jum-ztlillo river, which hana full of
hourly but feel, has been made use of to
supply the power in carrying out the bor-
ingopcruliuns in the tunnels of Portillo,
Ln ('uluwrzmnd L'tCutnbre. The l’ortillo
tunnel min-n n serpentine course through
‘ the llllL‘SlYt' rock, nud itsupporcnd emerges
ot the ttmunmln wh- 4.30 feet above the co-
trzniro.
’l'ln- “uh rot tho .lltllLilllllUttlwrile. is
conveyed Llirmiglistecl pipes linlf n meter
in dizuurn-r for the tllnlilllt'l‘ of about a
mile to the Juncul station. The boring
fllilt‘lllfli‘s t mplnycd in those three tunnels
require it (um: of Low horse power to
drive, und this n obtained by converting
the “our pmu-r llllu olvvtr'u‘ity The
water, numb i.» currml through the steel
pip“, i~ lll ulv'lnxtrt lli lllUllOll ton turbines,
ouch of on horse power. which uro mnncctr
ed \ntli llzo electrical mm‘hines. 'l‘hn elm“.-
triclty thus produced is conductml through
strong imulutcd uopptrmblm to .Iumu-
l'illn and Cfllh\‘t‘l’u. From Juncalillo air
pressure mmrhincs urt- lllso nupplied in the
u‘l’pn'lillltt: mum-l holding up to l’ortillo.
le‘ruru L'nluvcru fourtiu horsepower dy-
Samuel [L Adumx and r the prison. tine-mpnnl m burn the limpitgl mum murmurs genomic the electricity
for lllt' (‘nmbrr lunnrl, when: nix boron,
all working ut the 5mm: tune, Mo dnvnn
by right on pnmurc engine». On the Ar-
gentine ‘slfll' of the mountains another cute
ufilt‘l, m-ar Saturn), has been similarly
Hard for during four (lithium, each of an
hour power. Uwinur to the tllbtuncoof tho
western nnmllrr portion of the Cumbm
totem-l wunvr pom-rmtmot there be em-
ployed, and Kim lmrimol lll'l' being carried
out by bond. \thn-u'r “our rind Elm"
trir-lty (on be um! tho lmrlll“ «mentions
urn performed, it mmtimntnl, fully {our
time» res mpidlyrm they Would l» by bond.
—« Engine-«ring.
[annulled [Lemming of n Dwarf Rue.
(‘an .l. h“. l'mcou. who recently m
turned from Victoria, ll. l'., «lo-albeit nu
tolerating one-name which he bed while
north, No we.» in Vittorio n: n time when
connldmble excitement had bet-n conned
by the dlumvery of ancient human remains
In more mound-i. The hill!“ hilloch were
dug into mid skeleton» were brought to
night by the ehorel end plrluurn. Them,
cover} we» made at A place called Moan-
lny'n point. A workmen clearing nwny
what he thought win; a natural tine In the
ground mllr'hnl a horn! metallic enhance
with his pick. (in digging further the oh»
ya mine to View. it will on iron war m
pun «limped like u hmpmm, only much
unborn-r and winter (.‘urionn vii-mun
wm etched in it. and their linen had eur-
virnl through retiturim
(in! of the moundi won rumpled and I
flat atom, won Ptpmtfil. it had been d0
dared no at door to n septtlrher, for on be
ing ruined it more milled onnll shim by
tightly rnmentctl stones «no mo. In it
mu 3 dwarfed body doubled up in n pitting
prawn. n custom followed by the Ancient
lml'mn tribe-i along the entire l’mifir man.
The formation of the skull WM like thnt of
o (Jblnnr. The body. though mil. won
that of on adult dwarf Several other
grew» were I‘ll‘nfil, nod the ocrttpnnln of
all of them were lellflf in anatomical
Motrin-Hun and nine. In mum of the
gum rough hewn utensils. evtrli-mly med
for cooking. were found, together with ur»
row head! known to have lawn used by
man trllm extinct for commie».
At (.‘mllioro hey thriller mmmclu were ex"
rotated with like Insulin-45ers 1"!th
Chronicle.
Burn Tint Why.
Dr. Winder, of California. who has been
among the Indium- fur thirty your», up
“at no white nun no hope to equal their
ohm! development. They do ”thin.
hntmmthtwlymfl the-win.
duohoyotummml minis-uh.
In athlete among the white men. hell.
pen and toilet: are m the only Ill.
with an inn mam It. in.
ANTICS or rwms.
”o Ann-ling Experience- »! emu. ‘
Clnyton flu-nth, of Incl-villa.
The life stories of Clayton Heath and hh
win ulster. Clinic, nul'ltm anything”-
lnted in (lotion. and huvo been the cause of
many remarkable incidents. But let Ml-
Gll-tlo tell the story:
Our runner; nre Clinic um] Clayton
Heath. “cu-em born in Ill-13 in Loni-v
ville, Ky. Our father at that. time was
connected with a large match factory.
Until the age of 4 it \msimpmalble for
‘nny of our family to pick out the l' I from
thegirl, nod eooftcn on: I taken or the
boy that at the age of 1 my motherwu
compelled to put boy's clothm on my
brother Clntle in order to protect mo from
filing in sound thrnehing from n boy in I
back street, an my brother mu full at
wsednesn.
He won also very fond of row rugs. and
on one occasion when nought tubing them
Indeclnrod that it was lwho had done it.
The result won at punishrm-nt from my
father and the lowly lllllllll nf “Sucking
Egg,” by my sister, who was two years
older. Although only a child, I would
notdrene myself until (other and mother
hnth promised they would not. allow Clatio
to wear the some clothes M myself. and to
make matters decided I insisted on mother
fitting his hair, to which she decidedly
objectethe hi.» hnir mu very long, and.
like that of many southern children, blond.
andcurled.
My brother in brooches mod I in dresses
did splendidly for n week or so, but on he
was so like melt only required a wrap on
a stormy day to completely hide those
little pantie " So l mm in for it sound scold-
ing every rainy day. When we had 5 week
cl wet weather and mother was obliged to
gouhopping and sister was at school. we
were left at home with the girl—~n black
mtio. who allowed in to do anything we
liked
For amusement brother and I once went
luwthv dressing room, too): long string-
.nd tied All the movable furniture togeth~
I, and made tvztgom for moving. The
only thing remaining won a large hut rack
that Mood in tbchull. Clatic snggwted
that we more it. i sold it was too big
But like all boy-i he thought himself a
man, and ~41 he moved it; at least, he tried
to. when over come the rock, mirror, mur-
hle slab rind fancy top. broken into n
thousund pieces.
Clutie nud l mu upstairs in great fright,
hiding behind the machine in mother'I
sewing room. We huddled up like lit-
tle (‘lllckifnm i saw lying on the floor
mother’s ~liuzir-e, and thinking it could not
helnidon ml- if it no.» not for our hair I
took the 4mm and cut Clatie'shnir no
Ihort no it ever hm been done since by n
llill’ll‘f.nlllll)llgh it locked style. Our faces
seemed never to change. When C lntie won
ill I me». At one um". we both lay for
wot-k5 with the some furor.
\‘y'hcn hr “.L" is yin-ms of one my brother
fell in ism: nith :i pretty girl, nnd our
p0 vplc Ulljt'Cll‘ll. llut my brother declared
it nu» only :t lllf’lllIL: nt‘qutuutnnce. Una
fluent-mu; i play l tin-purl of brother. I
put on by. bwt l'-).'.l, hat and Elvin-3 and
drove upr .tlw :tll l‘lf‘ of my brother's lady
love. l :L-L-ml In-rlmlrivo for half an hour.
ldltlul} hm: :u Lilk low. l did What I
thought it ray-ollu-rirt ought. to do. I
talked of a future home and of love by the
sun. All»? i burly rugunlrnyaclf I found
the door lllllt: dm’v crying. lnskcd tho
mm for tho mdduu now of tours from
tho-«.- luvrly rye-5, and she said:
“Mr. lit-nth, l lruve been waiting for you
to prupim- {I‘l' m built. and to think it has
court-at but” and thou «bl- ind her head
on my nhlilllllcr ltlltl wept.
I lrn‘znhivl for my hruthrr. and tried
all rnzmnr-r nf mlw tn lllllL’ Hath.- make 1
trip in wim- w wann‘ {or my hmlth before
the "I'll l'll.’.l.:l"lll't'll night, but the night
came, “ml to my alumnae.- ho was only
Ibsen: :t r-ll'll'i llnlt‘ ll‘f‘t'lll nut of the
lmrntnw- in} lumtlu~r.u lu- Arm-o in. l
uvcl’lu‘ut‘vl him ~.".l
“Tint :nrl u- .t f l vl
for .1 tin! ”
fcrvpt but, :.. m.- lwtw, ml to rlu-a day
my hmtlu-r lime the gram-t: n :ufmthy for
“phat “hit :Ln- origigvkl it'ltlltillf. flit‘ll’
kill-'Xlt‘tlgt'rA Bust-ill til die.
~l2"
mm! mite me
.\n Aluminum "and.
There L» on I'lllllblllnil in Hu- windnw of
chm'a pharmacy on artificial aluminum
hand which this, mix-uti- l m Samuel Lin-tut.
of l'uquetunnm, for lm mu, \Yillzirtl A.
Llll‘zb, wlw 1»le bl» bml :u .t picker in
Luella llru but; mid 'l‘bn lizltul weigh!
ins-i lllJZl -. pound. :m l l ling-return an)
ingmnumiy ni‘rongml a .Ib wring-i that
”in but! u .m ln' mmlw l . gimp and bull!
ortirlm munr linul}. H H rimmed, thou
any nrtiliwiul hand Mr; yt-L inn-med.
'l‘hn um mvtal l- light, lil'l"lll,>ifl'llllg,
tough, unlarrisslnbl- .ind lllll'lhl with. and
(N‘N'l..1ll} lulnplNl fnl' will a tlv~
'l‘lu- rurmolj:r~.'rru-nt and form \lr Lurm
lam put mm it mmluru- .irr :md mm‘hnmam
to mrrw purpmr ll i-. It I dream 3‘! wrll no
. Itwfrrl tiv-t too, will ll all pmw “rub u bin")
‘nt'flflplf’ll flit'fi that if "unlit. tobrtnx I
(.irmnr in the lmrnmr. 'l‘lm nturniotu
uurk Hf .‘lr. ldlt'tm t‘t-rillm llw old mlnxa,
“Ni-whim n tln- mother of inwntmn." «-
Nnruwli llullv'tm
the an Mud) 0! run”.
From curly )t'nrnl um fund of poetry,
null l --w:' rm lllllll‘flwl' Ilvbt in tho inlet»,
nut mdy lmouw l liuw found in them the
uflrntmt and bind of mnvnl Morin-r». who
revealed in nmnr undiruwd in int-,tho
potent truth-o nuwlucll it is ptmsdbll! to
“to, but nlw lit-mum they ll;|\‘t' Illuml
mum! runny odor}. luml’ .lflll added fmh
innb‘tzbt in many» ltl’lfgllf mm by noble
lemon» tut 1., nutzlml mimic in unbl-
mmh ’l'br) loll» lu'lpfll nu- ll) bum: the
pi: mrv miller) 0! lllli..‘lll1tlltl" wrtli lowly
and drluzhtlnl n rum, and tntalw rvlmrn
irulnmiy filler'lt wlmh mum bunt Hymn
my lrum “Him"! in that Din-u! of III
r‘uvm lmlolt- Mrmllitw le‘lt they land
kmrllml for no- ‘llllJtl l'muu l”. W. For
mr m l'urnm
luv-i fir-u 0".
'l'lm t'm: ill“. will ml .1 l 'ntmuvri‘v alert"
to“? .i mm- [Huh «4 fur tlw mzttmfmturt- of
,; u: {rum pvtmb um I. ,7. been put imnprnc»
“w n: Kittimi mg, l’J , in W'llllh It in
Jaime l we r .m w m mulm titrml M. on
ml! lbw . ml at Hu- will, and H much better
for iinsnmv unit; pulp-wow l'm‘ rtivlliwl ll
1 var» 41',”pr ungrmmi-dtmz Hf a {mitt
Ind - av-‘m uf ruinru l'limw rvlurtw m
k-«;.I m :I mrtnin lN'Itl, and ”w ml fumed
through lbs-m into a rw wring mnk filled
with water. WIN: the ileum] nil strike-
llw water it turn» into mood is conveyed
frmnllwn'lu the mpply tank. ready for
out it in Mill find “I” feel nf gun can bl
Innmilmlmwl from mm lmrrv’l Hf Lima all.
Movement» :dmit the sick mm: that!“
not be unplrmntly suggestive. Noll-elm
flipper! are lee- dumbing then m
trend. Thu Inn" of the mine and tho ex»
pmlrm of the race Would be quiet, clue.»
(til and he natural or peptide. While Lb
Moray» In Wei mahould let
be Mend. the w the W m
h M from at.
“,4... .- .4.»
'l‘lNEL. TUESDAY. JANEARE 13, m ,
_N_Q_T om in / 9330043
IS OUR FAMILY MEDICINE ."
Gum Collin. Der-5hr. Son '1') met. Group. Isl-onto.
Whooping: Cough. lronehitu end Authors. A mul-
cu". '1.- Consumption in ma «one. out e not: who! in
advanced naps. l'v- at once You will see the u-
r\ ll 1;: eieet of!" taking the first Ilene. 5am by
n . wry“. .e. Lu‘e lmuu. Jet Lu no ILW
0'“! DB. CKAIG'S
original Kidney and Liver Cure
Crown Photon nnd Pllle.
Thev are the only .‘lnlc Remediea to use 'or thnee
fllln oi Ill h Bu. hl'n Dim. Dior (form-loin: and
Unmvy Mfwium- Only lan) Ireporcd m the
our roux n e "7! "Hammond t 0' only Kidney
ml Llrt‘r "Hm that wrlv Mime you to patrol
helllh,
All Ladies L'Ie
C. B. B. A.
Craig Medicine 00.. Pasealc. N. J.
1313 AT
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
.\ 99“.!" 33195,,
[114
en E Coughs, Colds. lnfluenra. Bronehllls.
steout, Whooping Cw h.Cvou .
re hroal, Asthma. and cm! ' afietmu of h e
lhroal, Lungs and Cited. "1-! x Consumption
Spt’vvly on! [,1 . ‘. . ‘1'- fifty yams.
”Putin's, "union's?
Stratum. l-‘xnvmn. Pinlt Rheum and all
Dinner-ml tho Milo mid IllomI or - c'rrml by
FOWLE'S PlLE and HUMGR CURE.
Seeing is Believing."
A: 'l: i
'r
43%”
0’
M
«Mil
And the burl
ever ma.l<,‘..‘<- f.
din 30f n.;l
bulb: -.°.r.h
cf 35 r ,
Pure: n"‘ '.
though-Aw“; .. :
than tl" ' ‘
'w'r ‘w-l ‘. r' l . ‘
c.2lzu' 1". 'l.l. .1: ' "f’
c l l . 9,
l he .. ..-;5ter.
it at win it 1.6 . : no arm-ll.
.m/ I . ,r --‘.. I... vrtwlcatini.
no tlxmbmg up ut ll” !. . I "mutmrrs'
nor omit-yam: cf ; 'r :.::d it never
nests tnmmmyg l:.l a. . l reservmri'
bemi Laugh roll’ l v.1 . . l '.\-"ullh cen-
tral unit. it in nl'eoluwly‘ unmouklhlo,
onlnre- smut“ v7 ..
Only (trey-uric”: 2d . y' ' ini'r'ion ff
Nahum. g _ 12:111..“ t(.UODl:mp to
make nut}: it til'. c; e-
for lamps rev; LLll-C t
indeed it in,
the "K0 ,. or n‘
nuke ovcr~ r ' "ll lfnngin
and Table l. 1 .. t, . . , Vuc on
Piano Lamps v \ .. v t. “-ai.. . i, rme, For-
cfluin,Br-u, Hm... . . . l l. \ L. V. « ugh! Iron
Ask thel'mpr‘" "l' f r l. l’ k for the
trade-m xrle r.’ . I it: " H h!
lzam'tthr: l" «2 My]: you
want, or ll to l s 'r, ' . .'. and to us
for free diurnal I . : «l reduced
rice-lull, nzvf ~ out; i 3:"...i you any
menuicly byerprr-w, z.’;' ' )l . r duct.
ROCHESTER l.'e)ll‘ f 5)..
4'! Park Place, New York.
lflB PRINTINE.
m EVENING BKNTIXEL'S J03 DEPART-
MENT IS SUPPLIED mm NEW!“
AND LATEST STYLES OF TYPE,
P323823. till: . ASD
Plilllllllllflli,
lioness,
Nealuss,
AND
lflllll'llll,
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE ARE PREPARED TU U“ f. li~Tl§l.\'l'F2i
”.V EVERY KlND HF Juli l’lllXTlNU
Hm)! A l-ut-Thll TO A \l.~l1‘f_\'t.
WE HAVE
t'Allli. l'Nf'fil'Al.
l~‘.\t'll.leES F0“ 001.“: THE
FiiLanlSl. \t‘nllK:
Fords llluuk Book.-
Billhrwln t'nmnrre
l,"l!rfl1t‘lul‘ lune-a
Vilrhemia Lulu-l4
Em rIopv-t lmimtlom
l'irrulan lfi‘purf-
Hhuw t'xlnl- 11ng
Pow-n leull t'nnlr
l'umlugurp Lav» lildlik‘
l’rirv- l.i~t~ Journal-i
Pamphlet»
Pro-{m man‘-
By lJlVH [monum- Hurts
Tlfkrll rmrnuou
Programme l’mponel»
Dancing Order- Bellini-
llamlbllb Elnflion Norms
lltulpl- Puliriu
Bond- Mair-menu
"herb llulm‘rs
hm (aw. l’hr-i: mm‘ For!!!“
flrwnyurtunvl, and ruf‘ (hi-my: u ’Ilnrhn'n (‘ ‘
I‘ll: 1.4417321wa :' —. :11 Hr: “mu.
till) 30:
who. slum. Slum];
An! N lunch of Urydlud
PLATING
More at
49 Waler Street, 80ml Nartall
Inythmq l'mnf (pm a any" rlnu (1)." plow.
aim-mu nmlo- of table were Nrdlvwhlig and
|,.v qtmtt If 1" hi- d of Pm"- Imk l'u-nvlrllrm
l my: anpt l'emlw Fltfltl \oeu. rvr unity.
v’ - in, Lane nvrl (irrml lint-Imp: «tune.
HIRK “0"". AT “HURT Elfin"! AND “GT
unit! I l'M'nlw (.t'umsrgyn
Buv or we MANUFACIUHEK.
FIVE! III}! “I‘ll-ill.
7va “him mm Morin!" M "45’ l'ow'upp rm.
"Kor- flc l-‘M work for rum in an ill Emu in) on
n' Honour-f! Ila q grunt Vane,“ nf hulk, 4d
"Man up, I 'l n- ., uh all! be lot enough “>4
low . lumen tn am: the out»! («out ,n n
llnhy and hell Carri-no.
Frank Boylston.
mu tournaments.
rotten.
A! .0 V” 07 “Uh ”I TD".
m~=~c-~m
altimeter
UNDENN FRO“ .\ llls'l‘.\Nt‘E l’lllfill’l‘LY
.\'l"l'lZ.Vlll".ll Ti 1.
NET lll'lt E‘TIMA'TKH llEFUleKl'LM'ISG
Y lll‘ ll Ullllllll'l P31.5}IW llfillli.‘
'1‘! 1 Id
Elllllllllll ill],
RAILROAD PLACE,
OPP. Dltnm
SOU l‘H NORWALK.
will astonieh you.
~W
The BBS Handguns Prices.»
BllflTS A!” SilllES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPEC! Ail/Pl E8 :
Our Burgh Kid Indiee’ 82.00 Shore Ire the finest ever oflered in South Navy-elk
Lndiee’ French Kid Hand Served, Iodiee' French turned end welt: at price! that
A full line of Ladiee’, Children's end Men’s Shoes that Will pay oil to m.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
child's Ill-cent shoe to a gents
only $1.
70 North
allies in gents’, ladies' and children's shock“.
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3.
Children‘s School Shoes at 75 cents.
and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0.. H. HARVEY,
The Best lauds lg ma Least lanai
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE 0"
C. H. Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to malts
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from a
$5 boot. A number of speci.
A ladies’ fine Kid
.llisses' Good School Shoe,
Please call
Slain St" gout!) Norwnlla
We are largest (lvaleis in
Art Comb in Bridgeport.
W.B.HALL
do 00.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS BflflBS lfllll.
Bust Light. liest Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
Volvcts and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
lllllllll Mill Hill.
(lurfiamurtmmd of Soul Capes, Wool Seal, Astralmn, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets,
largo as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
Plush l‘apcs and Jackets is as
Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear. Small Ware-z, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
W. B. HALL & CO.
nation on iiiii’l'
A’I‘ 'I‘llI-I 0|.“ h'I'A\D 0F
THADDEUS CUVER,
(sauce-or lo 1'. Burr Gaye! at Don),
S P R I N G W O O D ,
ALI. (DRDERS l’lttflll'TLY FILLED.
City People and it to their advantage to trail.
wlth no.
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John Schaub t Son,
Untim- Den-n. new” Noun“. "1 n
W. 8. 31178038. Walnut.
l‘rv’iTlul’lllf‘li
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GIVE US A TRIAL.
new
DI"
Homer 8. Hoyt’s
[‘4 North llaln Street.
«a up .pmi to all mmpllrntul a." flow
[v u‘ d lr n en 11'"!!! ll film pmrtnflm M It”! '1’
”M mm Pfl’lflrflpflllnli mmwmu no em for
‘ rum g of».
r R“ be lnyu' 4m ”or VI'llneofm-vh
"why and hv notably, by m.- up,
either try. “but. ur nut,“ h”
Mm maturation” only”,
hut-rm.
Mo" Om! rm (u m- anI.
we unfingy'm... n. m m- M mo. ”ovum
y» mm»! ell you, mm m m mul- 7””!!!
m . m'MyHIvunn wmmtmmhmm
’- wn n- ear-ting run- or; n. no ”new” at
wuw- on». mm a rim». w. com "‘0
p rywwf unit-«hp» I". 3.; p
locum-rim mu. 'l’ll'llt l
A VI!" y Smut-MM brim
man my fwwly HN'UIHM'WMW
.WM an nit-i ml QM,“ with.
Mor Manama, Ill! wort y.
low M an The- 1
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