‘ZELTON
ery. 0st,! IPlne and
Chestnut Wood.
Ilia & tamataai
You will not do
bettermanmbuy
DELAWARE
{Imam DAIRY
3 3.000 ‘
.... sold with.
ttering 11th
u“ buyers.
280 pound.
hinii Hair and Bataan
“nnmummdymm
' . bin-0d Ill-ck Velvet 'l‘oqnee 0nd
"Mg-10.1 heeltltnlly "tuned with
“Immmhmmm
...gu-hm m will do well to
“:3 Jihatwori in” lit-Ida
“mm mm writer '
“BoYcorr
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out yore-I'tdoltellnggrew'wllldeilur-
Piiiaian has at Paaaaaa
a FLOUR
TtkyonrrddencunllupeneerpeldJor
fi.65aiaaaal,i.i.ll.
Add". eoIIooieetlooe” tr thin mt. for the
Overt-till Produce 00019001. 11!) an
QY'SLERS:
Norwadk Oysters
an, 03m}: "EEK i311 aaa,
SCALLOPS,
lire 1'0qu Cats-p, leorted iii-r
diner, Pnre Vermont leple sir-p,
leorted tit-pee, Pickled llys-
ten Influential-ed Geode
-—of All Kinds——
ORDERS DELIVERED PIOIPTLY
HZNTZL ZELUFF
FURNITURE.
GREAL 3111001115
DAVID STOW
80. HAIR STREET,
or 0mm.
' 't
JACOB M. LAYTON,
R001 let-tendlltme
—l’irc. Lite 0ndd Accident. (tee-n
65 WW Btu-t. lent to Poet 0:00.
8013'“! NOBWA LK, CT.
luau liaa lama Your Life!
Sentient-0009101113"- you 001 Mow—ant
Polleyotflfitllp-nbie-t 50 non 010110.01:
"prior; «Innate-dry will
dentin
“femieypfxt‘tlr‘lj'm mitmuopmymmuy‘eer
lure t
:1“: «WWII Connecticut Genet-l Lite Inner-nee
” E " e. e. unintentional.
dilemma, Booth Harwell.
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwaik
Also Punishing Undertaker.
Weller} lo. fluently street. Telephone
0011.174. 00 night.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELE‘R.
0101110003, . Wntehes, Jewelry.
line woo mu 0 mm. .
I. lost]: III- - loath Ion-ll.
HATS '., HITS!
Fall’Styles.
ln-llmudcolonot'
Still 011d 80ft flute, fillk Hula.
‘Illettud (.‘rnrh neuter-00000
Boy KIM-”001111010 forIr-nnt
KNAPP’S,
Particular ate-lio- v-ld to
rising, Olen-ill 0nd Ira-1.;
all [1010. 000
Wall Papers,
Iii-e01 0-0 III-[est Went
1- 1-10 city.
doubt bleroli.
lee the mun-lio- cI-lr-Id
no, l-dder, only 09.00.
Artiete’
Ion-ted o- “melon.
L. H. DECKER
19 Wiiiiliiil 811111,
mmmmhmmni
in 00, in 0000 it: ..tmfl.
10100. 000 u’mmmmtwflim m”
mu 0000M”-
91 Washington 8t. .
line line or 01110 It at ee-tr -
Intent-10. Cur-0
mm?“ '19-“ -.‘
New York, New linen
and Hartford 11.11. ‘
candle. 1000., ,1
rules mu 00%;. noun.- 00 roe:
one 10 ~11: (winner)
[:5mean u '
nchlilmld
:llluo PuntzulemtzJ"? :110:
on l'..l —lthel 13.0mm N;_x.fll-c.to
sin-lord expire- trotn rat-mind 0:20 ex .
Integration-tun, mantra». 0 03.0100
no “um. 0:11 0:. 10:30:..11I‘ I-«Wvlltu
0:.an undue—ii: 0a kites, til-r.
P. l-druee. vale-Jail:
Minimum 011-1:reu.e:>00r..1:u
0:500: mean. was re “tannin
u..1:42-e,2.ifiu.rfine.,bzadlc.0.:.
11501....130e. 8010c, 11.410cu1..1070den
rumanlnxx. tin-0010408001.. hum-tn;
. . no
You AMI—0100: 010 1002
01:. ammonium“. art-'0. 1.1713.th
0e...1101’n ttfi0 mu.
Ic.1500 tar-reorient). div-0:10 01:. 0:10 03.,
10:30: PI—Itmu, Mitt-e 7:150: .iktleo.
11:0" (except lone-y nurrn‘inu but-ere New 110m
000 Bpriulrld )el
Adi—118 ex tri- Ilhcre Line)
“-4200". (ri- spnngtltld). 10: ex (v10 lim-
LMVB HEW YORK,
lie-scorn Nonwrltn. A 11—001 a 00104:.
7010c. timer. 9010c 1100a. "Wu. 1800
noun or PI—t‘wlec, 100m 201012.30:
“.831“. 4030:,tolox.oort-.x 011291.701
n.3010c.0m00.u..00000.1200m100 tux.
army-.001 0a.? met: . bill 0c., 120) - lxbt.
HDUBATONIC minnow.
BARBER] & MBWALI Dlmlol.
\
Dormant toldennuy 12. I91.
, // \\
'l’tnlu brawl: F 7401' 1100001,- 6 15.
9 I80 If“ 1.210.510J 50111025]; 111. hun-
d0ye~lnln or 000051 . (
Tunin- ie-re Denim r for Ito-1h lion-Ik—iizt's
73”. 96001111451111 . 810. 5000110 040 1) II.
detritus-8150. In. 00051159 111.
'l'rnin Ie-ve Sonata Now-It for element—5 15.
“0918010. 1211 :1. 4110000020» in
'l‘r-ln- leave Bidgeleld for tooth timed—6416
“0.9130110 11550. 111.21” all, 500000010910.
.-
IAIN LINE DIVISION.
Tn'm' .e-vc Br dgerort 0: 1011a»:
1m; to tint-ruse? ful’ Pitune d.
10 00 perenneer for l’iitrlclo. Ill-slug ultimatum
tor Alb-0y not! the Wm.
10 10 n In, mixed for Ill-lentil»
12 to p in. Hill“! for Hint Mont-10..
0:0 p.111. Punk-id 0nd Alb-11) W
map. on. F cw Milford oped-i
D I!) 9. 1n., mixed for Ore-t Burlington
7 31 Handgun-002111113107 Pl'tnil td end Alb-0y
Witt“! [I stunner. \ cc Prreident nod
Genera-i Hunger.
AW I’ll-1:1 Generrl Pm tiger Agent
0“) AND RELIABLE
Dalia Hiaaal mien Liaau
South Norw'alk
.....Axp—
Horwalk, Gt.
Till 1’1“)?le
CITY OF NORWILK 81' EAGLE
Wilt lure Pier 21 Eat Elm (Gretna-n 81ml).
NercrI. 015p n.5otnrdey0012p in)
freightrerelved from" 0 0 Int-15pm
Returning. inc-tn lave Norwnik nt 5 p I. end
Bomb Nor-01k 010:1.0 p to
height inken from 000 received for 011
the Donn-r: 0nd Kuwait 011d 5mg
01mm reduced mm.
09,! cottonw- ui'he mu 0: tiller-r01!
nod Inglewihho rent orrpreiii toll of tnignt
fury-here in New York or “'its vicinity
well perm-re forbid trusting nny of the
employer-of thebontrof this line on mu 1 of
the owner! thereof. 015
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~ 407 02-54494
Examiner In
F. 8. P-Ient 01':- r,
t I 18781» 1933
Offices “ti .‘l .iill Mil-ct,
Inlnonl'oln, I on.
Wm. H. Italari ta,
PLUMBING,
n" on
‘ro-tte
mumum
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
‘ ”executor-11011110
Batman innate Ci.’18"ttiallitl
50 South Main Street,
dour-ll nonweut. . cons.
Swan & Bushnell,
IBOB Wafer Dru-”t.
We! 1100b). - amino-eon. 001111
Per- 1 d Coleen-011.
00110.0!“ 000. erc hen“. atrium
10000.0an unneeded 0hoot 0 bolt.
m ”motto:I "£1? Until!“ 010100 11
tin-reunited leedqn'nlern
E:
E5
i
sum IOWA“ 00011100 “I.
l W“ m
rm,“ ”If“! unmana- 1 ill”
Melton-0 utility-I0
019.
new. , uran-
Speedy and permanent.
HUI DB. on“?! ,
1110111111111 aai Liver Cara
crown Flu-ter- -nd P1110.
Thar 0n the only 11010 tier-cutie. to 00¢ tor thorn
“lived with Briuht‘n vireo-e. Liver Consul-int Ind
Uri-0r, Illumina- 0on 111000 rolled In the
on m- ore the Oriztnnlmd 1 only Kidney
:2"! Liver Cor- lh-t wtlI torture yonto perfect
All [Adios line
C- B. B- T‘-
Crnlg ledlclne (ion Pas-1e, N. J.
001.1) 01'
Platstod's Drug Store.
ll“ w South Nmnlk.
scum. 60100. lull-em. ire-aim.
film‘s Hummer. Whooping Cough 0:00 '2'
"If, Milton, and et cry affect on of 1
TIM, Lung- nud Chmtincimlmg Cong-pilo-
K
d for fifty yarn.
FILES, RUMORS
mfu In. Bent-I. H l III-tr- Ill
blun‘thheflhi-on food-neurotic y
fWLE' 8 FILE Ind “DIOR CUBE.
It. 50
Seeing; as Believmg
lbullniv 15‘ r'
Oxplclitrgn
bulknlr-p,
given a ell-n r.
rilliantwlnte;
of its an 9
Filter mm M
thnn gnsizfi t.
then 019:1:
more chrei‘ i ii ..
either! Tho: Limp :-
“The Rochester.”
And with it there i1 r'r an «.111» no one“
nobmll'ir’ tumult: not. ii. .crm,;. t. Y! venting,
nocl‘tmb'mg up of the flame. no " trume'
nor mnoynncc of or" in: .d, an it never
nude trimmin lie to 2:5 to i renervoirni
heir: tough rol ed 5Clml<fl1 burn. with con-
trni rnft. 1K1tflhlfllultflf unbreakable,
0nd -0 mic an :1 (u m c . .
Only two yearn old and r nr fun million of
(11:0!!de in or! It munl be 0600!) temp to
lit-h ouch n tolling nuccrsa. indeed it in,
for l-mp- may tome and l..mp0 mny o, but
the " Rochester" 0 his on forever We
trink- over: one on a: c varieiiu. l-l-ngin:
Ind Tobie Lamar. B. tone! 8. miy, V05: un
Pinto Lamp- every Lind. in home. For.
tel-in, Brn- Nitktlnfld blank \Vrou‘ht Iron.
not the temp denier for it.1.ook for the
trude-mtltntamp. "11m limwvnztt. " If he
ball? the rnmll e Rochester r: ml the fly]: you
wont, or if no lam store in near. rend to on
for [10¢ lllu-tr-tc (01.1.10! in. (end reduced
rice-lion and we will beat and tend you no,
Tempe-fely by apron, right to your door.
HIS"! LAMP (0..
42 Port Pl-eo. New You.
Warrant-mam
The Meat 1.0m than in the World.
010M
001.1). SILVER, NICKEL
A110 nil kinda of Oxydiud
PLATING
Done-t
‘ 49 late Siltti, Sinai Hamil
An hi M front-00mm:
Fungi-tie 0 101110 were lldllimhink 0110
Leraneinfigi lirdncf one-work. condemn.
”'0 0011010 title”. Vere-v. etc. (11100.
Pinch. 00 end Garret Rep-trio; done.
won: nos: 01' iillflil'l' notice AND 001-
01er promos GUARANTIID.
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURE“.
I'IVB lllrli‘t RIVER.
oiddIeno Minter Nahum
Til... iebrdwcrti for 001010 In diluent 1,100
%01 111mm mwhfilllhe Eu” enough 0-0
ID If"!!!
by 000 11011 (lenient.
Frank Boylston.
‘16 l 7 Will) an IE.
1111111! . , - is STILL out.
, Glad-£00030“ to Have Defined
t
4
WOW-
D. 01:21.01 eun- 00000021” ad
Mb
E010»
H10 Home Rule Bill.
Alb I'CAI‘I‘ITT WANTS IS PEACE.
It 10080 In “truth Per-ell 1100 10m
Iver: trier 0m! Retained the Lender-
001... Mm Proper-ed lrlnlt no»,
moral to ‘Coutrul lthfillllll'rl Police.
1111111011, Feb. 3.--lt appears that the
theBoulogne conferences turd almost do-
fentedtheeflorte nt reconciling the Irish
Inctlone wet in regard to tilt- constabulory,
Her-r0. Gladstone. Morley owl Harcourt
being unwilling to agree that the council
ulury no It in should be turned over to the
control of on lriuh parliament. and Mr.
Parnellmuthe other hand, insisting that
nominate-1e would uuflice. ilu talking the
new of other prominent Liberal-i, how
ever, It was iN‘iiflflinf'ff. rather in the our
pri-tc of Mr. (litulstone, than the prevailing
sentiment was in favor of genuine houn-
rule for Ireland, including the control of
the police on it non-military body. it being
made apparent that Dillon.l)'Brien and
Gill were with Parnell in requiring a sub
Mutt-l commune no to the character of it
home rule bill, Mr. Cindi-atone mode these
oeeurnnces through Mr. Morley. The re-
mit of t Hortlcpool elect ion also finally
strontium ed the faith of Mr. Gladetone in
the nbilit' of the. Liberal [My to give Ire
land whet edeeired.
lint P01110311 Still “It“.
The result iron arrangement that. it is,
believed, will be satisfactory to all punit-u.
The arrangement, however. comes too iota
loge! rid of Mr. l’rtrueil lie hm succeed
ed in again firmly ctrtrcnchiug himself In
the affections of thepeople. end the v inual
concession of what he demanded lute again
elevated him to 0 piece of commanding
importance. in the eyes of the English Lib
drain, it». won evident on his return from
Ennis. lle lucked hnipghtier than ever.
and there was on air of triumph ulniui him
that “Rated the attention of evr-ryimdy.
Several of the .‘lclIttflltyifes lucked as if
they would like to speak in him, but he
strode along an if he did not see therir,
Religion Will Figure l'rolnltrently.
The Tories mid dirmautiug Liberttht are
preparing for at desperate struggle, now
that Tllt' bonu- mle prugnuiune is reveal
ed. and the llllllttflliolbn' ure ”ml the to
ligious issue will be made It prominent
feature of unti-lrishngit attiull. .tntltimt the
cry of phcs‘tl) influence will be raised on.
every platform The Liberals are mthiial
however that this .truunu nt will how but
little effect». and they promenade in the
Hartlepuol election. to keep llriti~h re
forms to the from. um! not to (mini: iris-h
bonit- mic to elilltd as the sole issue before
the. voters.
The Fight at Kilrmtlt.
The fight at th‘llhll on Sunday between
Pnrtrellitcs anduritiihirneililes in mid in
one account to ban- oritzmittod in :m uliu-
1510!! by one of the latte o . r. Parnell tI-‘i
it“suckoo." The 1mm who used the ob.
noxious term auccculed in camping with
0 walp wound and his bra-elm». The Rev.
Dr. White. himself on nuti«i’urnellite, did
0“ he could to micro order.
lethally W-utn fence It Any Price.
Mf.‘llMlll McCarthyepcuking or Liv.
e.rpool said that if the minority of the
Irish party would not \‘ll‘iti the majority
nfight 0-. well disbund. For his own part.
' he won prepomi to accept any settlement
to secure peace and union. and the signs
Were hopeful that it settlement would he
arrived at. As for the hind question. the
imperial porliuxncm 1mm nettle that either
lirfnrvtfl' mm-urwutiy with the adoption
of at‘vhoiiic rub- bill.
Would be perfectly competent to reorganize
the count-biliary tut :1 civil firt'l't‘.
.\ bottle-mom [teacher].
The lmudon Times «.m that it is report.
ed on good nulhnrity lhztf :1 settlement hall
been arrived rtt between the lriuh 11111101111
Parnell and O'Brien will go to America;
Mef'ol'thy will remain rhuirmun fur the
present, and Dillon will nilrl't‘llllt‘f‘ hiuuu-lf
to imprisonment the illlllr‘hl. indiug being
that he will be nominated it-i leader at the
but so salon
O'Brien fills written :1 lulu: letter to the
press refuting lhtifuur'n upon-h its to tho
origin and working ..t 1111' p1. m of utm-
paigu. lobbv rltlttub miiiirm iiu settle-
ment reportedin 'lhc ’l'.imes
The Stamford in ili‘Vi’fi iii: it the Liberal
iotulerslirtve prillltl'lilrti home rule in the
Irish parliamentary party. the scheme on
agreed upon empowering the Trish partiti-
tuont to control the pnlin- 11nd deal with
the loud question, and lilall if any port of
the plan is Mi“ IIIIN'HTHT if in (but the Eli-
gliah Libernleinum 011:1 right of veto lobe
reserved to the imperixtl parliament M in
the liilllif mu To thie,‘ imwever.bolh m
lion» of the Irish party will doubt [one turn-c,
011d Parnell will retire for 0 time and visit
America.
W-r 0m tlle‘flonnoun.
Nir’ttlmduil. ‘eb. 'l, The Dlm'llft‘l'f‘tiu
this eitymul iteigiiimrhmul huvedwluml
n vigorous thl’ against the Mormons.
The Rev. Mr. Ward. tut nuii’Mormou mie-
nttbject hint night at South Sormuufoti,
the iiiroitgtnt Mormon router in I‘Iiiuiuiid.
lie declared that the Mormons were its
grunt polygamists us ever. Autericunu, he
added, remitted to harbor English critniuohi,
and wall It dblgmw to Englund to allow
the Mormons tolireuk Kurdish TIlWii. Thin
matter should he nubuiitiml to the boune
of luminous, and the Mormoue whoiild be
flilllil‘lll’d to either abandon ”\Iormoninm
or lcuve England.
The Mow-rt \Vlll (:00:- ln Ital-till.
humus, l".eb ,1. ~11 appears that another
unit its in proper-tin“ emailing the premt
owner» of the estate of the late Alexander
’1'. Stewart. the great New York merchant.
The relativee of Mr. Sit-wort in the north
of inland are not stationed with their trout
merit; and eviiletitci» now being taken by
Sir .lnrlieti llufllett and (:00qu Ruby nt
Bell-tit in support of their claims. The
rumination will Inst rat-vent] days.
lye-ml filly file Today.
Petite, Feb. iii—President Carnot TIM rev
fused to cormuute the sentence of Eyrnud.
who. with the 01d of iiubrille Bompord.
murdered the police tiger". (100110. 110
wlflprohobly be guillotined today.
he Behring 910-0 I'lght.
111K063, Feb ii. —'I he Standard sentinel
the Judgment lit the cure of the senior Stir
weed is error-nee that the lit-below I the
pole will be settled on till merit“ 1111me
lb “point. of strict. legality
Were Drop 0t Bethlehem. ‘
Emmett. P0. Feb. fir-'1')» wean of
tit-1mm low-of til-Ml mill of tilt
Mien.
my“! hon treen mi
00000 etiout 103000. 9011000010 inthe
Minivan neutral-01000011001
, , * ‘ , a
THE] SILVER
mnln potlll of (linen-nee which prolonged
An lrieh parliament
storiary,.delivercd it lc-rvid ieeturoon the .
'- . - t. sweeper ion.
Wi-tlu 'l'nylor Bought 110
flu—011mm! Tom the Stud.
Wmmorox, Fob. ii.-—'l'he special nun
committee charged with the siltcr pool 111-
tion continuedito bearings. llepro
0en ive Abner ’l‘oylor testified til-t
bed 00 never uppmchetl by any parent
ileutodtopurchue sliver. Mr. T0!-
lord‘ thet he lied purchased “.mouum
at July Vietnam—i and had sold it 01
01481-2 militia. 1:: Hewettorrytbothr
had met porch-red more end hell not held
ltlo‘tigrr. lie had no infomhtion 00 to
my other person speculating in silver. Thir
woe his only (it‘ll. llo knew of no silver
pool. lite not profit on the speculationmt
001d, wile w. He was in the habit 01
tie-ling in stocks before its remote con-
were, and he did not surrender this right
when he bee-me 0 member
He Inferred from 0 converiaation he bed
with Hedenbors that it pool of some kind
was being formed to put up the price of
uiiver. He bud introduced it bill in the
house for the pun bone of 12 0110,01» ounce;
of nilv or after 0 conference with, the recto
tnry of the treasury and thodirector 0f the
mint. He received hi» infer-motion onto
thcsumount of sliver in the country from
thedlirector of the mint. He held no silver
at this time lie find 110 conference with
anypc rsonnt owning iiilter bdorc he intro
duo‘cd the‘ hill, and knew of no one thnl
owned silver now ,
Hepreeentative ‘Clunie. ,of California,
teetified that be but! never bought or sold
egruin of silver in his life and hull no
knowledge of any pool or any person con-
nected with one, and the statement pill)-
liehed that he had speculated and lost was
fable. ' .
Correspondent Moore, of The ht. Louie
Republic who will. the dispdtch refched
to..mmlitiml hie previous testbnony so or
to toy that he heard that Mr. (‘iunie hail
lost money in silwrdeuls, instead of say-
ing that he had heard .\lr. Cluuie make the
statement. Mr. lfiunie mode an emphatic
Idenigil 01 the whole utory
. A. Uwetiby then appeared, accom-
panicd by the HQYL’BKllll‘fllrllmlfi The com-
mittee granted Mr. Uwenby's request to
have hie attorney prudent. Mr. ()wenby
testified that» he Wit-i :1 limiter as
mobile-d with O'Brien «3‘: Clark, of New
York. He wit.» acquainted with Mr. Par-
sons, of Wells. Fargo .v Cu. and occupied
deck room in his ulliw iu New York. He
knew Correspondent Stevens, but did not
n member whether or not [to “fluid“ State
meat to Nov one in regard in a silver pad
in September "IP inizl talked w ith Sh- \ rm-
otlthe silver rim-Minn mid land prnliubl)
used tin Mi>ni‘."1hu)i
'W line». b.- -id pummel knowledge of per-
min»- ~pu uimilig in niivt 1- during the p: at
tour. H: ni sccti 5111i] amount-5 on buliks ui
Welix. itrun dc L n lie dill put 1'» tin-inbr- 1
string the "unit" of any representative on
these books. 11» had tit-cue} to books of
other firms buying and soiling silver and -
other securities, lilittillfl them thew of the
Hanover bank. New York. lle did not re»
member seeing the home of any senator or
ropn-scntnuw runnu-H tin -.m but was shown
what it it». l’L'pl‘t‘l-l'lilfd as the corresputuh- rice
ofusenuturby .\1r [lutiztlttaoti cashier of
the bunk when they were talking about
speculation and the p: issibility of the silver
bill [NIK‘IIIK
' ;\lr. Donaldson picked up a paper and
mid it Want the mrn-wwndencc of {telling
him the. llllllli' of :1 solution who wuu in it,
and would vote for the bill. Possibly Mr,
Donaldson hurl mentioned other names he
could not remember without reference to
his books and memomndn. which were in
it safety vault in i himgo. He refused to
shy in who: vault llv intended to bring
cert-in books uud pope-rm but w-m rushed
till in 511th ll hurry that he didu t have
time. Hi: said he would telegraph for
them. The. committee then adjourned.
Mr. Owenhy will be examined further.
TRIED TO KILL KEIGHLEY.
A rMInrvrmth Slit-o “'itlow'n Deeper-tn
Allfll’k"‘1h0 Commission‘s mu.
l’lmltl'ma. Feb. :i,-~-.\ German woman
minted lleinleich. “‘boN' husband wits one
of the vii-firm of the explosion at Mam-
moth inim 111.5! ’l‘.ut-dzty was the leader In
In flxfilitff llpnn Mtpr riutt tide-tit Keighiey
til the mouth of the hi: tmmuth mine yesr
tonlrly. decor-utility'iug her was it llnltr
guriun Woman ftllii two Hungarian tut-n.
hire. Heinleirh m‘lfllsr-d the superintendent
of having killed her husband and set upon
him. choking him wverely. 'l'hoxe accom-
tmuy‘iut: her then manila! Mr. Keighiey
with slum-s. :uul wuul-i tintiiitim have
ileriomniy injured bitu haul not :vixtuncc
urn-iced. Mr, It‘righh-y n‘t‘ch‘mllnumhfl
of painful lirlli'lt's‘.
The legislative mmm'miiuu resumed their
'trvost igut ion. Si xt you‘ve-u suhpuimm have
been ~“erred upon snmriiiiemlents. clerks,
engineers, flitllt’h‘. lziiwrurs. vie. Senator
:Hiltt'rb suit! llutt the munziissinn had 0ng
to report in favor of ll tntue etttpluyers'and
employee liability hill. The principal
feature of then new bill “ill be that the
iiitperinteiiihiuh of minn. lire kisses and
inspector» be iuljmluui ilii'llifit‘hi of the
coal companies utul not it-i unmpluyee,
aflbulnlngt‘tlliilf I'lnkri with the miners. Its
:the Mllll't'llit' cmtrt hm heretofore mijmiged
them .\ Muir-minimum n! ihehgislatite
commimiun lune out. ml the mine to make
another eeiwiiiug' 1m I“! 13:00 ion.
To Keep Senator ltrlro Ont.
Con 1101' 11 1) eb. 11 “Iii-pnwnutive
‘ullolliduy Republican, lust evening intro
duccd l’t mutilation t,» mllt'nt Senator
Sherman to n'rt'lsi. Seuotnrelcct Brice 0 ad
milioion to the United Staten nenute on the
grottndthnt heiiiuot u resident of Ohio
The resolution mites it number of fitcto
bearing on bi» N‘hlth’llf‘l‘, none of which
010 new except that Mr. llrice 9 lion in reg-
lit: rim: ut toilette govt- his residence or
"living with his father in how York city, "
end that the senator-elect is 0 member of
the Ohio society in New York, the mem-
bers of which tulist have ucquired citizen-
ship in New York.
The nygrae-tlter “'1“ Content.
Nttw 1mm F‘b. :iu'l'heeuntcst overthe
wpl of Dottie] ll. Fnye eulher,theloutli
merchant who lei’t mer 32 #110,000 to col-
Iogcs 0110.11.11ch to hi» executors. into
begun before Surmuute llutiiiom. A note-
bleurmy of counsel xtppcnml. The con-
testants were. Mury W. debtor and Emma
S. Drury. niece» of the tleeetletit. Another
” conic-010111 is Lucy J. lleurtlelcymf Bridge.
port, (301111., who wan to get 1101.000. The
principul contentmit to thy. widow, fancy
Foyerweuther, who woe to get 015,01!) 0
year end decedent's residence.
_ - . MP...
Governor t'nltlmu‘e Appointment-
intuit-01 110, Feb. a—With the creep-
lion of communion general Governor 1’01-
thion box coilipleterl his list of atoll op-
pointments 111i tollown: Antietam mljutuut
poem], Alexander Krumbhnnr, of Phil»
dolphin; inspector general. flit-tubers Mo-
Ribbon. Allegheny county; ulna ulvocote
general John! Rodgers, of Philadelphia;
qnnrter mutter [tenet-01.110011 C Deming.
of ”marble wuotyzcominlne-ry getter-Mo
h- 0 feted; rum-on genera. Louie D.
”counteraction”. _
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10101 BllLL Wills A POINT
The Supreme tfrom Has Juris-
diction the Case.
WENDY 'l'llE tilll'SE’S PMWNER.
lie Wu Brought in Under .AYMII, but
Annex: to Testify Concerning the Al-
‘ loge. lillvr-r l'uol Mild Wnn Put-god oi
Contempt. 5"
WAguuxumx,.lnnl'":l.-Jl'hem was some
thing of u eurprhse in the United States
supreme court when Chief Justice Fuller
announced the men‘s decision in the
Behring see matter. .\ decision was not
expected at this time. but Mr, Cnrliele,‘
who represented the Britiidl government
in “'llrillingfou, mus on bond. Attorney
General Miller was absent at the funeral
of Secretary Window. The decision was
tendered on on application filed by the
Canadian government through Sir John
Thompson, its attorney general, for leave
to tile 0 suggestion for-xii .m-it of prohi-
bition in the 011%”! thelfunedinu schooner
Saywurd. which was libcied by the United
Suites for catching soul» in Behring sen.
The ('uurt “no Jurisdiction.
Chief Justice l-‘uiler announced that the
court had decided to grant the application,
and had directed the iesuunte of 11 rule or-
dering the district. court of Alaska. where
the (false originated. in show cause why the
writ should lmf be ironed. lie said that
the supreme court undoubtedly had juris»
diction under begin" I'M uf thearevisod
statutes to nvview by way of lirohibitiou
the proceedings in the ”we of the Alaska
court. The chief jubilee suggested that
counsel forthc British government set a
time when the rule should be made no
turnubie.
Another ltomul In April.
.‘vlr. (.‘uriisle said that direct communica—
tion with Alaska could be had only through
Victor-10.. British Columbia. and he bcv
lit-ted 1 ml it would take about twenty
days to numb sicko “here the Al ska
court h.t~x its hilllllg'i. in order to one
notice. of the enurr'~ licf’l‘il)fl.n.\‘r. Cur
lislc suggestmi tiiut lin- rule he made re~
turtutbieon the seminal Monthly in April.
After mun- “‘fllnpi‘l'l‘ii ,mnversulion be-
twceHMr. i'uri'hh- and Suilieitoriicm-ml
’l'ui't. repru-wniing the l'nitcd 5mm. the
former mini llmi Mr. '1’qu was dcximus of
having on curly day wt. The chief justice
thought that the second Monday in April
.1 better be set and he umdrtlienrder
atrourdintzly.
iiucnby lie-tore the "rupee.
\VAhlllSiiTnh'. Feb zi-Ju the house new
site bill Hi.» pit-Nu} milking mt additional
appmpriuliun of éiftuvi to continue the
work on limped-iii: building." Wort-filer.
Mason. ulsn bililimeudiu: M‘rtinn iii” (if re-
vised etotutes an rig to raid. "Vacancies
txrcmimied by death ul’ h'niflnilllfln *llilii
not be ietinxmtrily iiiicti lludertiiethree
prcuding set iinns for a longer period than
tbirit duys' '
The pn sent lmv iiulih‘ the limo to tell
darts and the hill hr»- sIK‘Clalin'ftn'mt‘lO
thi-uppniulmeut of :1 succeamr In Sevre-
tury Window. )1 r. Diugiey announced
that the wrgt-zuit-urunits, in cmxipliauce
with the new order of the house, was ready
to pram-m at its bur the body of .l. A. Uwcu.
by. When-upon Mr. Uweuby. eworied by
Sergeant-.114 nus ”Uilllt‘ii, uppt-strml at the
bar. and the fl‘fflt‘allt‘ili-ilmlii formally de—
livered his priwner tn the TIIIUM'. In re-
spouse to the question f mm the speaker as
to why he should not be adjudged in con.
tempt of the house Mr. Owenby said:
“Mr. Speaker. when l was summoned I
did' not have the money to come on with,
and l demanded by mileage. The deputy
sergeant-ninth“ replied that be was not
empoweml 10 give it to me. and he made
an nrntngement to we the later in thcduy.
l was an hour late in keeping the engage-
ment. The follow-int; day i received 0 note
from him saying that flu fees were mi-
vuueed. l mppuscd [hill thenmttcrwm
dropped, until i situ- by the newspapers that
my errant was unlermi by the house. i tele-
graphed Mr. .‘ifumu. nf lliiuois, to see the
speaker utid the chairman of the committee
and say that if the menus Were :lilYllllCL‘if I
would come. I l'cceii‘eda reply stalling that
Mr. MIL-um Wm iu l‘himgu .1011 before I
saw him the deputy sergeant utnrms ur—
r11. ed
.\lr. Uivenby then said be true ready to,
appear belon- the committee. and .\l r. Ding—
lcy nib-mi the following preamble and l‘l‘fil)‘
lutiou:
.Vlr. lllngley'n Resolution.
Whereas. .l. A liweuby in»; been heard by
Uli‘fluwk‘, pursuant to the urder 111mb! on the
29111 day of January. 1301. requiring him to show
mumwhy hushmild not be puninbml for mnr
tempt in refusing or iii-glt-vtinx tn restxrndto
thenulrpti-numine-:1insuid order. by obeying
the Home. and lr:L~z.,t.tt«-il tn the huuw that in
purging hamwlr “1' [has vullh‘lnpf for which he
19in emimiy. hu- L-i uuw willing to obey said
Millpumtl.
Retailml. 'i'imt tilt-Mild J! A. Um-ttby uhnll
bru'ethopriviiegeto appear forthwith before
the ape.'iuimuumtiwuf the house to invmtiguto
nth-god other 11.14113. Me. and tmtify tour-hing
muttei‘s of inquiry before ‘Iid maumittmhund
that int n uimulime sat-1.1. ft. llweitliy remain
in the or wind) vi the sergeant ut drum. under
said order. illl‘ii further order of the house.
The resolution wan nun-ed to. Scuttle
biilnviliiuu agreement .striking out the
oppmprinlmir clarinet providing for the
erection ufat puhiir llilliaillig ill St. Paul.
01 ll cost of IWFUHI, unul wuutt- bill for the
cmctiounf a public building ut ltmtuokc,
Vat. with an mm-mlnteul limiting the cost
to $75.01!). were priest-d.
In the. Senate-
“'AslithJ‘uh i~"eli .1. ~10 the senate the
fortitieuiimh bill mm considered unll tin
utilendim-nt to reduce the appropriation
for gun ittnl Ilifil'lill‘ luttii-ries for the dc-
fense of the hurlinrx nf ihwtun, New York,
Sun li'ruuviaen, tiumpi-m limuhmud Wurlit-
ingtou 1mm lithium tn $730.11!) woe
agreed to. Mr, (‘twkrvii fitmmi ihcltmeud—
lucni, unit only l‘l'ifl'i'l‘ii- i that ihepmptml
mluctinn wan imt :I'wuil'r. lli- reintrded
the eyxtcm of rum: tii‘fi‘li~t‘*‘ which would
im'tdve 1m outlay of Lil'd'ifllillbilll llli llltt-t'ly
worthleiw and am EIENUTNM,’ “new of money.
A Ilurtl Nlup MI l‘uu-tin.
leolnted it» the l‘uitml Shut»; true it could
resist the cutiibiuml powers of the, entire
earth. hit the mttinm uf l‘iurnpeeomliino.
bring their armies mm “0fo uniledly and
attempt tnllml u lmiunnu-iit on our null
and they will ll'fll’l‘ivl'll hawk in confusion.
Welinveuo rink in run. Mexico it our
friend The fumuliou-i me our friends.
snpptlii' they umyur cut-titles. what do
they 0100qu lo?
Mr Frye-whim a row of p.101»
1 [Mn Cockn'll—Jl'hnt in no, but yet they
do Imount to It grout deal. They 01110001.
to In indemnification 0f the people of the
Unlwd States for any pomible
11101 14' , tony millet upon us. We
have d (3000110 0001011 componen-
tion, mutter-lion 011d indemnldc-tton
teeny porribie injury tit-t “also; Brit-in
mutinyttmebmntterdo unrul-
m
Gen-d0, 0nd numb-v0 article to step
over and tote it end nimburec and in-
dun-11y ourselven, nod England known it
00 well on we do
11me Cut-rio- for Powder.
Mr. Hurley ridiculed the pretensio‘ue
tit-t the l'nited Stem could whip all the
other-people on the face of the earth. He-
m...“ ”’ Ct‘i'i‘idw‘hif Vim
us titer o
rifle, omfilver undobowie knifei Would
herolyontho more) strength of his (more
on?! his superior physique? There was 0
population of cameo!) in the United
Staten, capable of supplying the finest
troops that the world ever seen; but, in
case of on immediate and unexpected
declaration of war, they would be what
Wellington culled currion for ‘mwder.
The whole world know that the United
States we» absolutely helpless. Greet
Britain could uest-nitric in eighteen 01‘ .
twenty hours a 115.1 .1! Boston, and in
twenty-four hours perhaps at. New York.
“What are you going to do when you find
British wur vow-ls in the harbor of New
York? They could lay it tribute of‘flll);
0110,0000" the city of New Turk, and New
York would he l‘lillipt‘ik‘ll to pay it. In
the mcuutiiiu- these “gallant sons of liberty”
by the tutu-0 or lite from; uru arming;
but they would not hé worth a single last
year's bird’s nut. You cannot defend
these mid other iutvlmra because you have
no modern glans,"
THE LYMPH FAILED HERE.
The l-ir-sr Autrrir an i'utfent Dead Ind
Another (inc l'l. Dying.
N1;wiiu.;.\. 9-1., :1. -i.‘em-go M. B -
ley. who -.r:t~ the “PI p-rlieivt in this coun-
try in hm lilail'llirzimi with Dr. Koch's
lymph. ilii'il 5i-s-Ieui'uy, and lint 5011 of P11)-
fessur lliziiw. arithlilH' lymph patient, it! at
the point of lfl‘illil. ile- hus been under
treatment for the but two months. Brad-
ley was :1 man but ;i little over 31) years of
our-tum was not in an advanced state of
consumption when lit: began receiving
treatment. i’rlw ion-1y he was not confined
to the home. but during his. treatment he ,
had been.
Duriu ' iiit punt 111'“ weeks he suffered
intern—ti) .ism. treatment had it distrese-
tug. lied on hi~ iimmt making it difficult
and cxlrrmil} p.lini'uliui.ikc any nourish
Int-111,. lla ii‘nillilllfi >315 that his death.
was untinlii-iodl) irrtwiw'iléti by the condi~
tionol hi~ iii-mu. .v.» his strength disop
[reared vt-n hm ber .mw of his inability to
lakrfood he itul iwt‘li receiliug injeth
lion: aim-s \t' r_\ r' iii} in Ute-ember.
l’toiumr Chute-mien. oi \ .tit university
who li.ulth.m,c..i' the Mutual» here,said
who dr it but llrmilty; [cannot seahow
.tdiry'uirstiii cam have any cfiect upon
the value 111' uw n1 lymph. it is, Traps,
natural than t no public will at rst look
upouii :w sh” iiigtiici‘nture thelymph,
but arriving daxmn and pe pie who will
comiderit inn iii- uttly lcannot see how
it. will bun: nr. _\ t-nii'ut. The case was a
particularly hm! on.- for the line of lymph.
One of the 1mm? inn-n was nearly gone,
uudthwslher wa- m hm} condition. He
was ob» hllfIt'YlllL: ii-uiu larytizitis, pug it
was for this timi the lymph was. especially
used. The lympimiiti .1 great deal of good ‘
forlhis Il‘ullillt'. .\ mun with Tim ey’s
trouble ivnuid pruimbay hm‘wiied of
guiuiil-u, it ta pnasibi that the lymph
haul some t‘i‘lliuli' t‘irt‘l't upon the iuligsfltnt
[don't think that it ilubit'liifili his death. .,
Themunuut of lymph used all told was
very sum“. ”
PENNSYLVANtA'S SHIP CANAL
It Will (‘ust $25,000.00“ 11' Bun B.
tut-en l'ittsbnrv; and Lake Erie.
P111:1sl'1:«.. Feb. 3. -'l'he ship cuunl com—
tui~1~inn brill it final meeting in this city
today. Tia-- «mi 01' the artificial water
wuv. which is to t-uiiiitcl Pittsburg with .
Lilli? Erie in t‘sliliinll‘ii .11 $300000!) Eben
Brewer. of Eric “'1!" (hit-gated to make
the report to the state legislature. The
railroeds are expected to meet the project
with aggressive hostility and the commie-
sionen' rep-Jr! will lhornughi)‘ inform the
legislature on every point on which the
railroad» can make any pretense of op-
position
The route n‘cmmuetidcd as tin most
feasible coming Ninth hikes in the towns
of Jamestown, Shill'phtlilc. Sharron, West
Midtllm‘rx. Pulaski and Newcastle and
strikes the Ohio river at Rochester, thirty
miles westmf f’ilisiilil’g. There are no
great engineering; iiillil-uilies to surmount,
and it is believed that the work can be
completed in four years. The commission
will unit the it-gisiatt ill’t' for the appointment
of it l'iilttlililit'l‘ to tztkc charge. This com-
mittee may wok the aid of the federal gov-
ernment. Mr. llri-wer hits the figures to
prove that it would pay 1| private company
to build the ennui, The «are appropriated
$10,000 for lfli' expense of u coiilmission
and 811th y.
A (ytlonn in )llsuisnlppl.
Wrist Pam .111». M. :i ——A cyclone
p:l~.~l‘fi,lfli'illl;.{ii tin: Western patriot Cluy
county mid dmuugi- amounting to thou-
sutidsuf dollars mw 110110:in it. The cy~
clone lllUVi‘li in u llttl'Llit‘liMl‘l’iy direction
mulvut tisWilfil nmriy half ornile wide.
(in W. S. Qtiinii'e pilllllitiliill all the
cabin... on liu' Wm: side Were blown down,
much timber “no. hon-led, and it negro
wusiwlly injuml. “I" Abbott (”adored
"ambit church mu (-umpiwirly deumlished.
0n the Steven-i 1';ii‘nt.1il 1hr- builtiiugu ex-
cepting um- him wen- nimnuii-eiml. The
(irilliu imu‘aljgiisiuig nu lbe place, lost
everything and it elnili of n negro servant
Wits fatally injured. ii, if. iii-inu-A’ plum
and limf of Dr. Martin iww detain-yell, and
otteurmhiieib 11'”. injured. \iilheutbint
at J \\ “other a hum were ulw blown
down.
Arte-uteri for the Girl's Murder.
in wmmm. 1mm. t'a‘l- 3.7.1lnwell C.
(Jutii'wi-i hr.» 'li'l‘ll urrr; “ml fur the "1111'th
of the plum; girl lvlm-w,‘ mid-- body we:
found in the river- lam- nu Friday night.
line! ’l'maoiuy ”It'll (liniicbi twin to the
stutepubiiu w h mi .th izuiétmiuu for the
cure of tritium: lilii'i'la‘il. ui t‘oldwuter,
and by an lfl‘. ill teltlui pl't‘mliiliofl
from ire sum-rinii-wic m In mite 0 young
girl Immwi Xviiia- isriiiiii away with him.
(Iii Wednmiaiy l‘nuiiehi arrived .1012ng
the girl and Mlurtml nil on foot for
home about llm-e mill-«a finiu hero. Stil-
picimi \‘it‘izif’iill ui when the girl's body
woe found. mu! m inquiry tlmt “111111031111
resulted in the urn-«i of i “Infield
(Inventin- l'rtttintm'o Pint Veto.
Hun: we no. l’n Feb :1 wflovernmv
Puttiwu tum \‘etued $10 joint restriction til
the legislature im Ill ship; the United
Stun-4 M‘llitiiil‘i from [’1' umylmniu to imp
port tltiifi‘dt- minder lint. . bill. in the Mitt!
in»! evening the nwiliiliuu 0011erli Salt
uteri' mtieron fm hit autimi on the eilret
question liltll elm “Hill-i hill- Wit“ TOM” .
Charged with lint-worth Murder. .
Lumiere". l’u . Pub. :1.- - .lolm 11011111100
ty, of l‘hllmleiphin; Felix Mt I",leld1l 0|
Unlontown. Pit. and John Duly. of Ohio,
here berm rimmed. charged with the limb
tier of Henry C. Doreen 0t (ioiumble, P...
Bellini-y night Blood Illin- have bent
Maw-0M
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