kory. oak.
Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
lililll Bill.
7-Elllll. SALE
Ill Iliad Hail all Burnett
"we-Mlmlthm
him-ed Black Velvet 'l'oqnes sud
13$de trimmed with
tel-led with Ostrich tenth
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latrines “g
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Addin- commuuicstlons t this since for the
n20 I u
Overland Produce Company.
ovslzns.
Norwalk Oysters
'l'hsi hsve not been hosted
Fill, aisles, llama, Salt Fish,
SCALLOPS,
Pure Tourists Csti-up, Imported Sir
dines, Pure Vermont Maple Syrup,
Imported lira-per. I'lckml flyc-
ters “indenting-rd Good-r
——-of All K'Idfls—-“‘
ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPT‘LY
HUNT iiZELUFF
FURNITURE.
DAVID SIOW
80. RAIN 813nm.
UP "Allin.
JACOB in. mirror,
Ra! lstste sod noose event (loner-l [manner
._ , idea Does
gangs A”: WM u'len unllfil gifting: u
or i
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upwards-rid loony Order! to nil parts
0 In llotsry Public: scknowledxemenle
token ”abroad Ticker. Buggsgch-cfied 1'0 Dee
m
Cl! Indium“; Street. Here to Post once.
SOU'I‘II MIIIII'A bK. l"i‘.
Your mu Illlllll Your Life!
Bevel rents s day will give you so Endowment
Policyot stow poi-hie st to year of sge, or I!
duth. if prior; orlveeentss dny, will give you s
Life Policy for store.“ you do not lose our
hnvepnid in, am if you stop paying, any year
sfter three.f Connecticom t Genet-l Lite loser-nee
com 0 But!
m" s. s. L'nountlmru. Agent.
thinatou street. South 'Norwslk.
oeouoe [1. euros o,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Punishing Undertaker.
So. 3 30!me strut. Telephou
you light.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Dismonrla, W niches, Jewelry.
line Watch Repairing s Specialty.
3. South lulu In“ Korwuit.
Hi‘l‘lim HATS!
Fall Styles.
nmmmma
Still sud Soft flute, Silk flats.
mums-amour Ilslsformcnsul
MI. Iltrtsloftllulfornust
KNAPP’S,
or Washington 8:.
Paulo-In utter-lion you to
fixing, Clo-wing Ind Inning
Itlk llnts. use
Wall Papers,
Finest and largest Assert-ell
In rlls elty.
Vine Ilse of Gills or II eests I
double roll. .
(hi1. 77-4.
lee the «Inn-rio- churn-d
step ladder; only a... . .
sum latest-ls. ca;
Insular-Irma”. "u
m'fllgm Bulging and
'19 Illllllill liliii,
Norwalk.
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will not “9:01 a. our no. 20:” a lift
M a. P. acorn mamxwad: vc.ro
mtord apiec- trorn ersuuunl. 0:». 4:.0 ex.
can re. to strut rd. men . 9:501: um , out
so mi not: so. litmus. la on. Waning-
tui ex-nrs. esrdsyrc-nc o ax. Britannia»
l'. I-mlsc. baseman. ‘
rout-3w usvrs A ll 4:)": on». 7:!
3:50.: Milan, um! so. rl-llzil u.
l ex.i:l!sc.ilmcx.s:une..h: Menu“.
7 loos» l mogul u:.9:4l «2.. ll 07“ ea. sod
tic wanna er. hlllidl’O—IISICI, luncheon
“the run
7031!;an . .v.)i.-~oi0sc. 916cm, lilo!
arc. I'.“.~r.'zmr1.lmtl. lit-n3; .fit'x.,d£l
It. limer. $125- my;
, For r-r-srwrrrur. A 3—5:“) If (0le :1,
“Mint PI villi!” , I!” f .735”! ,8“ no .
lzill (except. Dim.) morning humori- New flyvet
Ind Springfield) er
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P ll ~52‘Hl‘l (tin apmmti to) line: ivis hut-
ord
' , LEAVE SEW IOIIK.
You wont Swarm. A ll—l Oi utilise.
70in. sillrxddinv. lillhx lim'sc. I209
noo- r! P ll~l20.' “.100 «x flotsam»
c1.831cx,lillr1.lM~—x.5tfltl.blflcl.701
no. so: an flwnd n . under, . izwmdmght cx.
cannon—5m ac . 7 W56 . 5m re, main taught
all)! lsA'I‘iIhii it liblltln ll
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Pow-vol murmur) 1': 139:.
Trait.- leave South Korwn‘k fur Dnbnvy—l 15,
9181 IL. It ll. :10. 5 lo. 6 and 1025p m. bun-
daye—trlrin tn out on p. m.
'l'mins lave Doubt“: t r romh Forwaik—fi :n
736. 9min! like In . 3N). SWIM 64‘) p In
sundae—8mg m and 5 Hi p m
Tnirm ave. Run II Novwrlk for “big- fleld~5 15.
ltd!) Ifil'fil . I2“. 2’". 5 lflludfimp In
Thine lane Bldg-field for routh Renault—6 45
740. ll Bond ll 55- m .230 at". Emsodilwpm
Isl}! LINE IllVISION.
‘l'rl ne ’eere Br dgczort v 'oilur:
705 s In part ngcr fur Plfbfle‘d‘
In on purer-wet fur Pluraefo, Inuktng m urethane
for Annoy end the Wut.
0 it! n m , mixed for llewlcnllie
1! 50p to. mined for GIeJ Harrington
4 30 p. nu. “de amt Athrny psi-rower
a. 0p m. ‘ vw Him"! special
9 ii p m. mixed fur Hm! Harrington
'a' a tvunduys) porn-«rigor for h all id sud A-beny
Winn: ll STEVIKMI, V re Premium and
Get emt Hunger.
A W Plum Ueumi Pa.“ rm r Age t
0L1) AS ll REMAIN};
Daily Diiiti Filiiii Lili
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South Norv‘valk
Norwalk, Ct.
TI] 3 PRUI’RLLSBS
CITY 0F NBRWALK ii EAGLE
Will 'esve Pitt 2!. Eli-l Itlvrr (Beekmsn munch,
New York. of 5 p m, saturdsyu at 2 p to.)
Returning tum-lean Norwrlk at b p m .nnd
Soo'h lilorwslk II 6:10 p in
mute on
the banner: no Norwnik uni seeping .mtr
st tiyrednced run.
and logic wit: be sent tur quid lots at tnicor
snywherr in New York 0- in- Irrir iry
I'I'tigfil mired iron 7. m [05 p m
Freight Ink-n from sud received for all
pen sppl estion longer"- ‘he lYitv of hi. rwslk
y'all venous are turbid trusting snv of the
em oofrbehcflsofttibiinc-vnswutm
the on em them». at!)
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Whilliiiiiii Bi.
PLUMBING,
Till all] Slit! lllll Will,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
tiolermts for sit or the
Benton limits to]: Socialist
50 South Main Street,
IOIY'I'II NUDIWALK. - CONN.
Sivan ii Bushnell,
i889 Weston- Dorm.
frontal mar). summit-r. conic
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I133 DB. cum-s
liltiial Killil and Liver Elli
Crown Plaster- nd Pills.
mtheonl aisle Recreate. to use ‘or thwe
'l'hev
nflie'ed wt in Brb t's trier-re. Liver Complaint and
Urinrry Ale-cliche Only tho-e .
Int roll sue the (Mutual-ml I .ome hull-c,
:31 um Pure tint WlI‘ mien you to pflfrcl
lb. ‘ -
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an mic. vi».
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Craig Hrdleluc 13".. I'eusuir. S. .I
Foul A17
Plateted’s Drug Store.
9“
. “£321”:
Mylar. Colds. inllcrazu. Bronchitis.
Nurseurss. “homing (cufihfimup.
rest, lethal. and ex uy‘ ‘tllratcn oi the
lived. Lunar anti Cheri malmimzfionsumptlou
Speedy Ind permanent. Ifrrd for oily years.
' ‘PTL—E‘s. ”It UM O'Rs.
wraith. lieu-II. tin! Rheum and all
lenses of the till. Ind loud or:- cnmt by
FOWLE'S FILE and HUE‘OR CURE.
"gating is/Belie'ving.”
out?" "
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And the be” I’v‘
unmade.“
din'oof obi.
derfullnmp
linolut. .y ._. -'
Oxphsllr «A. ,v ‘ ‘
breaknisi- . '-
ween cl. :x r-. ~' .
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held! in. . '3 : with cen-
tral juf :: 1:. l‘.I‘\- iu- .. . , a. nu. (likable.
Indlfli'eilili'i .‘
only five yr 2'5 (X: l ; v r; IC'JMI r]
Marla-my. Li L)". : ‘ '. ' .xt. . lllamp to
make Ill-h 3 Indeed it is.
for lam-s t . ,“i type. but
the “It-1):!» . . ' tuncri “it
make over: . r.’ g x u i 1. Hungm
Ind Table l. ‘-1~."- W ' Vase sn
Piano Lampu s , .onre. For-
ccla'mJlrasa, IL. .Lugbt Iron
Ash the lamp c.. 1 cl: for the
trade-mark Elsrrsp: : it'll." If he
bun'tthen . rlln H entyleyou
want, or if no Lirrm e 1’"; : . . lend to us
for free illustrated mt 7', " imd reduced
rice-list). and vs will L21 cm! In ml you any
pufely by express, “gill to your door.
ROCHESTER. LAMP (30..
42 Pork Pines. new Yuri.
In M ad will malfl‘nrhnlnm
”a unfit um Marc 4:. it. World.
all) In:
Giibll. SILVER, NICKEL
an m kinds of Urydiud
PLATINiG
49 late Sillii, Still intuit
Anything Plated from s Bum rim in s stove.
I] made of table wsre licnnirhln not!
Mourning sli kIv «in of . buss work 1' ellflI.
flsngiugtzmpr. Paulie Mick». Veer. m (inns.
P souls. n sod (tempt Rewiring door.
WORK DONI AT SIIiiIf'I' NM"?! Alli.) BAT
“If I' 'AL‘I'ION GUAKQVTIKII
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURE".
hm mm rrrvnlt.
“MI-Ilka“!!! of lib! Mil
Isiah“ work for snirln Ive lilac-gum
°m..' "'"h‘ v.32. mmmm”. a
low t fo‘llit the In! fastidious.
Baby “I lisll Canines.
Frank Boylston.
Gill! WIIA‘II In I.»
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m. _
I ' w
, ~ our err-zit.
‘ ' Murgau Listens
to Each Tale of Woe.
l0 Illil'I'ABl' AGENTS DESIRED.
.4 Deer son A", Most-Julie
frowfleAnelg the led a... for a.
W of Keeping Themselves con-
uanuy nature on Public. ‘
Wmixomx, Feb. ill—Ji'he Sioux Indian
mica hsd a conference with Commit
donor Morgan at the Indian bureau. The
”ml-loner mode a few brief remarks to
the delegation, In which he promiredto
visit their sgeucics and homes next spring.
11. then introduced Scuntor Dawes, of
the Indian laws were enacted and bow
flight mistakes and omissions could be
made. ‘lle told them that if congress luul
filled to enact laws which were promised,
he would be glad to have them mentioned.
sen-tor ancn told the Indiana they should
not blame the government for bad weather
dd failure of crops. The government
wsuted to help them build houses and
wanted to give them all kinds of agricult-
uinl implant-nits. Be said that. the Sioux
n tiou would be the grentesttribe on earth
if they would cooperate with the govern-
ment in spending the flan!!!) they would
noon receive.
Trouble with Encronehlng Whiter.
White Gstt w‘nntcd the commissioner
to overlook the indiscrctinns of the luv
diam, barium the latter did not know any
better. He complained that the white
people eucruucbed upon the Crow Creek
reservation and occupied the land-r. The
commissioner mid he would see the white
people did not encroach upon the lands in
the future. White Ghost contended that
the whites were now in full possession of
portiomi of their-lands. and he wanted the
government to pay for it. The commie»
sinner at once directed an investigation of
the complaint.
Only lilo “ruins of Cairo I Week.‘
“'blte Ghost raid that on Indian did not
get more tbnn luu grains of coffee on each
mtlou day. which was required to last a
week The commissioner said that if
n he would have an interpreter
weigh out the coffee. The low provided
that four pounds of coffee be given each
Indian every week. White Ghost said the
bacon given with Indian on union day did
not weigh one qunrtt-r of a pound and this
must lust him in week. ll:- snid that at a
council of the Indians several nights ago
they unanimously decided that military
agents were not \vnutcd.
Convert-«l by Imprisonment.
Big Mum- mmplniucd that the govern-
ment did not treat the lower Ill-ole Indians
with the norm» mnsidemtiou ms the others.
It was a smaller tribe and wort greatly in
need of schools. The seventeen Indians.
he said. belonging to his tribe \vhu believed
in the Messiah craze have been sent to
prison for conversion. He wanted tin-civil
ofl‘rccrs employed at the agency to bc inur-
ricd men for the sake of mnmlity. He
schools would not allow children to attend
church on Sundays.
» Little No Heart‘s Whit».
uttle No lleurt wanted large school
housesbuilt on their reservations for the
thorough civilization of their children. He
wanted his children to speak English He
also requested the government to give
them goodcivil ludinn agents instead of
military agents.
The commissioner, on the request of
Little .\‘0 llenrt. ordered that copies of the
law relating to the Sioux notion be die
tributed among his Indium. Little No
Heart also wanted the imaginary line be-
tween the reservations more clearly de
fined. It was the cause of much trouble
and Ilimnnion among the dim-rent tribes.
lie nppcurul mtisiinl when the commit»
sioncr told him that congrats had been
asked to define this line. and that. if the
white tnnu made any improvements upon
the reservntioustbey would not be allowed
tudisturb them when they were sent off.
Little So Heart mkmlthnt the l'ucnpnpu
Indians who left Standing Rock during
the lute stamp-«ll- fur the (‘hcycnue ugericy
be allowed to remain,
Military .lgrnta Set Wanted.
Ilc nguin mini-amt civil agents instead
of military. This request promptctli‘nm-
mission" Morgan to put the question
formally to the Iruiinns whether they
wanted civil or military agents. Every
Indian in the delegation. with the excep-
tion of .\iuj. Swank. arose and said he
wanted the civil agents. In the Hint! of
lilo). Swonin, it Wit-i explained that in- bud
been offered it place in the regular urmy in
unethi- Indium were transferred to the
war deport merit.
Mud Hem. of the Standing Rock agency,
wsnted the chlIoIrt-n «located at home for
the reason that when at home they edu-
cate the pnnruiu. Otherwise the. children.
sfter returning home from school. placed
the parent» in u very «brimming poni-
tiou. Many of tiwm. hm. were sent to
school at great earth-uni. sud when they re»
turned home were no better eduutcd than
when they left. "
The Indiana» evinced their satisfaction
by clapping their hands when the commit»
sion told them that hereafter he would
purchase their rations below the pawn
of the Indian bill. Mud Ileur mined the
military nutimriticx of inciting trouble
menu the Indians rather than nuppruo-
lug it. because they were noxious to be
constantly kept before the public.
ltev. llsvis Holding the Von.
Lament. Mun. l-‘eb. IQDMV. Arthur
B. Davis. pastor of the House of Prayer,
recently had hit! mlary reduced to ll per
your in the hope that this notion would
forcebimtorerigu. Some of the congre-
gation have been psyinghlm title week to
remain in defiance of the wither of the
trustees. Saturday the veatrnentr. ultnr
and furniture belonging to the pastor were
put out of the church. He carried the
property buck and niept in the church
Bollard-y night to be ready for the Sunday
mice-I, which he conducted. preaching
on "Good War "
fl'he Conch. Wouldn't nudge.
crime. l’s.. Feb. inwAnother unsuo
mini attempt we» made yesterdsy to art
the Mallory line steamer .Coneho off the
ways, at Roche's nhipynrd. The venue!
moved shout eight feel more And then re
fused to budge. It was conclude] to block
the vecsel up min Md milk. s third sir
to bsptlu her on Buturdny next. It
b bhthstnhewlllhavetobepullsd
with the old of top.
mummy tire.
wwwmatnmrnh
ushus
n
Wilmette, who told the Indium how .
eouipluinnl that the superintendent of‘
5 Mat; 10,. mm.
W" min noun ‘uw neuraw
m“““"" A.
maul lent Beet rotnsflmriousul‘
, - Lahore-untrue. . *
Wuulsororx, Feb. til—lb: the scum the
credentials of Daniel W. Voorliees and
Henry C. lluunbrougb on senator: from the
states at lndlanu and North Dakota re
spectivcly were presented and filed. The
restriction was adopted calling on the [mill
dent for correspondence relating to the im-
Ertntion of products of the United Slater
to Brazil. Mr. Blair'omotloutor‘em
alder the vote recommlttins the eight. hour
law was rejected. and the bill was seni-
hecktotbe committee on education and
labor. The house copyright bill was then
taken up and discarded. During dcbnu
‘on the eight lmur bill Mr. Vest raid that
he never would vote for Inch a stupid
more.
Mr. Edmundr said that the bill no it stood
was a burlesque and impossible of creed;
tion. He now by the morning's newspaper:
that no citizen of the United States was to :
benllowed to work on the World's fairi
buildings who was not a member-of u‘ labor
uniou,und “unit would require the use
of the nrmy of the United States to allow!
any other mun to have a day's work on?
those. buildings.
Mr. Vvkt tixought' that it wusocrime,
agninnt tlic punterityof lbelalmriug people ,
of the country to undertake to rt-gulnte by
law either thetimcof labor or the Niger
of grown up intelligent nwn. supposed to
be “within of taking cure of themselves.
The motion to reconsider was disagreed to
wycnx. 1:93: nnyu, tall—mi follows:
YchMvm. Allen. Illnir. Cari-3y. Chandler,
Daniel. Davis. Dawes. Rustin. Farwcli. I-‘uulk-
ner. Frye. (lorrnun. Howls-y, Rim. lngnlle.
Kcnnn. McPhcmm. Munderuuu. Mitt-bell. Plait,
Pierce. Quay. Sanders. Stanford. Stewart.
Sta'kbridgc. Turpin. Warren. Total. ill.
Kay» Mam. .uiimnrllarlvmr. Bates. Berry.
Bisckburn. ('nmcmn. Carlinlc. Cockrell. Coke.
Dixon. Edmnnds. Evam Gauge. Hnmpton.
Harris. Higgins. Jones (Ark).. McMillan. liar-
gun. Mon-ill. Power. Pugh. Ransom. Reagan.
Sawyer. Sherman. Squire, \‘mst. Washburn.
Total. :59.
.'l'In-N‘n:Ilr- then proceeded to the con-
lililt'l’llflnll of the house mpyright bill. Mr.
Frye oilcn'd an amendment extending the
principle. of the bill to maps. charts,
drummin- or musical cutumsitions. euv
~gravipgzi. rim. prints. cinemas and lith-
ographs. lie as take of the magnitude of
the lilbogmpb‘ bust-loss in the United
Staten in which. he said. some HAMLIN
were investml. and nearly [4.11" men and
women were employed. l'mlcr the house
bill that business Would be entirely M the
mercy of Gonnnny. win-n- the persons cm—
ployed were paid only ubnut uliv~lhinl of
the \vugcs paid in tho l'uiu-«i States. Mm
u lung IIIM‘HSQIUKI. in which runny u'nninrs
partiripcrtcsl, the nmcmirrn-m \vun ogre-«l
tangents. 2?; unyu. L'l. .\lr. Sher-mun mnvcd
tomrn-mi section It by striking out the
Word "prnliibitccl" mni inverting in lieu
fbcrtmf the words "Milijmt t0 iln- dull!"
provided by law." am that books, etc.
copyrighted bore and printed Abroad ebull
not bc prohibited. but simil be subject to
the payment of tar-ill duties. This amend-
ment went over without notion.
Strung Talk in the "once.
\VASIIIVISTDV Feb. itiwln the house .\lr.
(‘ummn Illli\'t'1I limit the house go into
committee of tiu- \vlmli- on the sundry
civil :ippmprizitimr bill. .\fr ilrnm «V1.1
untammizul the rrmiinu. and milled mien!
tion to the fate! lbnf tbi~ was tin: day to be
devotml fu lma-iru-xs pertaining: to thr- Ills
trictufl‘nlmnbin Mr. Anderson n‘rrmrked
that firm bills were uniformly defeated in
chr house.
Mr. llcmphill in}. (‘.i~.~\ gentleman who
main-s such a statement m. that does not
know will“ he is talking “but”.
Mr. Anderson—J do know what I am
talking about.
Mr. ilcmphill—l thought you had some
sense.
Then both gentlemen :ulvnnccd toward
each other. and having met. good natured-
I_v shook hands. and Mr. .‘lliItflSOIk piny-
fully tapped Mr. llcmpbill on the cheek.
Mr. (‘nnnou's motion to go intommmittcc
of the whole on tinv sundry civil npproprin—
tron bill was agreed in, and Mr. Payroll
(Iii-u tank the olnur.
.\lr. Spinoln (X, Y.» nil'ered unnmend»
mcnt nppmpriatiuu llimut for the cree-
tion of is runnuim-ni HI Furt ilrccnc, Brook-
Iyn. in the firth!» of iiw IIrIlisII prison
ships. .\ point of «miur against tbcnrneud-
nwnt \vm made by .\Ir. t'uuunu. which was
snwininnl by tbu- i-imir, .\Ir. Spitmln guvc
untit‘n.-iliul be “mild bring the Hunter be
fore lhr- imuw an every nppnrtuuiiy. Mr.
Buchanan aim guu- linlll‘t' that. he would
at the fir-«t nppnrmuitv :cék the him-w to
pane is bill npprnpriul lug initial for n more
tum-m mr ilu- baub- tiu-lol nt 'l‘rcutcn. N. .1.
Mr. Spiiiulzi llppt'ltll‘d to Mr. (‘unnon to
give half it day fur the i-utwicicmtiun of the
monument bill. Xlr. ifnunon nth-red to
givcibnw- Work-i of tinI Iii-vi mugrcm for
“in mini-lr-rmbm v-i’ ~m'li biliv.
Mr. Ilririumzm » Xv,“ ”mun-“f You my
Iii‘u- the folimv \vlm ivml. the Suvinur up it
high mountain and ntlcrwi him the whole
earth, win-n he did but own a foot of
ground. (Laughter:
An Imitrrpnrtmil nun-minim” Willi agreed
to IIIIiI the bill paw-vi .\lr Henry {Colman
Inimiurcd in the lmuw :1. bill providing
for the free rniriuno of nli nilvcr the pro
din-lion nt .\merirun miner.
A (.‘lnvrr Reply to King l.eopolrl.
BIII’N-iii). Feb. in. with»: lampoid In.
eelvedrulcpntntiun oi workingmeu from
the Workrncn's t'omwil of Industry, who
told the king that tin») burl decided to
pledge their summt in the ulcmnud for
universal unilrnuv. ’i‘in- king will that the
workiugrum were wrong in considering
themselves it wpnrniv mule. "We are all
Ilelgiimn." mid Ibo him, “in our different
mien," 'I'Iu- \vurkiugml‘u's delegates II»
plied tlmt tin-y bmi been rnmic n repnrnte
cute in being rcinml Eh” right to vote.
Mntnwnn's t'btm'it Mounties.
Mummy 3:, .l.. Fob. ion-all mutational
churchtrlnl will begin totlny nt Keypnrt.
Deacon John W. ‘l'lt'e'. oi the Jockeonville
Methodiut church, in in be tried on n num-
ber of clmrgr-a of improper conduct.
Friends of the accused my the clmrges nre
brought signinut lh-nnm Time. by members
of the church through motive. Tim is over
7031mm old Illlil i» n flu-lilbt'r of the name
church from which Rev. Robert Chow wss
deiuml unhort IIIIli' ago for conduct uti-
hucoming u (:Ili'l'illflll.
The surplus lnereusllg.
Wrsiiixurnx. Fob. 10.«~'l'hc uurplur in
the treasury in gmdunlly creeping up. sud
at the end of business ycatcrvluy WM 83”,.
W3“). A» thin will be required to meet
pension puma-rm the latter partof this
month and the firm of next month, no
bonds in mimic... in those now being pun
chased daily-4’5 per tantra-will be
bought.
A nut run for the llsilreedr.
lrnmnrous, but. l-‘eh. tow—The lumsu
hill, which makes corporations liable to
Inpioyen for injuries uuntsined sud pre-
sumnrgliyrucsspolthr partottheem
mind!“ when the has n-
wmm '1‘ "
M
a .
m rumor ntsrlln. "
The Horrible Experience of
Nauticoire’s Rescued Men.
BURIED ALIVE l‘0lt MANY “("1“
They ‘l'crn Tortured by Hunger and
Thirst and Cragle's MIMI JGuve le.
wua been" or Joy When During M
cners Brought Them to Their Homes.
ls'Ax'rmmrz. I’d, Feb. lit—John River,
William (‘mglc and John W. Bcbclling,
were taken out of the old No. 3 mine of
the Susquehanna Cool company at Nauti-
chc at 6.30 a. in. yesterday, after five
days of such suffering rm few men in thin
world ever aquarium-ed and survived. At
ll o‘clock on Wulncsdny morning they
were closed in tin.- mine by a rush of water
from an abandoned Working. and from
that moment until yesterday they had not
a mouthful Meat nor a drop of watertao
drink us. they .~'.li in absolute durknees for
no hours, dilliluu'lllig each other on a strip
of plnuk not over live inc-hm in width, un‘
ublc to more and in rrmmcutn ' expecta-
tion of inatuni and horrible den I].
During tin-so long, dragging hours they
so! tbcn- “1-! from the wuist to the feet in
poimouousmulpburuus Willi'l', cold‘b ice,
shaking will: chills. praying to God for re-
Iiefor death, hoping against bope,think-
ing of wife. children. home and friends,
and in 'a solitude and darkness absolute
and cmnpleir. The history of coal mining
in this state otl'rr.» on parallel to such unf-
fcring uml «mint-once.
remixed n, the Hood.
when the rush of tvntcr came the three
men beard llw tour of it and tried to
expire buck alum; the gungway, but be-
fore-theycvcn h'llCIit’lI the cross beading,
from which it was ribbing. they were up
to their waists in water. which was rising
with awful rapidity. They had one chance
for life.
They turmoil and mu back to the other
cm» hauling driven up” the opposite side
of the bzrein. 'I‘bcy reached it with the wa-
ter up to their armpit» and scrambled up.»
It pitched upward iii an angle of fifty de—
green and in that Sft‘t‘p pitch was their sul-
vutiuu. Tin-y wnunblcil up we feet only
to find allcxir tn tin- obi gungwnybope—
lowly bincki-zl by fallJ-n coal and rubbish.
This fallen rubbish one lodged lowly to)-
gu-tbcr. An nth-mp! tn ciirnbovcr it could
have had only om- rt-aultrto bring the
whole mass ribbing down the steep slope
to crmb the m to iii—dam death.
TIu- I’Ilmk fiavcd The-In.
By :1 lurky chance [Il(')’ fnund there I
piece of "lugging"—n board v' feet long and
5 incite-n wide. Tin-Er lumps were «ill
alight, With infinite million. to uvmd
starting fht' mass of Inn-u: coals down the
pitch. they took this board and wedged it
in the loose pieces eight fcct above the floor
of the dope. Then tin-y climbed on it. and
sat down. ’I'lu- Wltlvr flint: in the slope al~
moat to their feet. \“fllt‘l‘t’ltlzlllg from the
loose r-mrl behind them kept them soaking
wet from their \vrri'qs down. 'I'bt-ir lumpy
burned only an hour or um and flickered
nml wz-nt out from warm of all.
There they t‘Illfll.’ fur ilUImnrananIly
tIaringioHir at limb. main-«l with poison-
mm “'aivr they dare not drink. and with»
out :i riinm-l of burl. .\nwnrtls can por-
tray their ruiwry and sufl'cring.
Tin-y “card a “‘clcmue Sound.
'l'bv-y inul been mptnn about six hours
when the great mine pmnpmb'w feet away,
wet-c beard throbbing and drawing upon
the \"ilft'l'. The moment was a thrilling
one to tin-m, for it gave them the encour-
ugcmcm that so long as there wrui life
there wit». hope. Tin-y did not dare to move
from the lugging which gave them rest.
for in single ruissu-p upon the rough mass
of brokvn rock tbrrt obstructed the heading
would hou- plunged them down into the
abyss bclmv, which was filled fifty feet
with water.
Sleep din-cried tin-m. In the first few
hour»; of tin-ir imprisonment they began to
for! tin- pang~ of bung rr. but the greater
torture of thirst mum over- them. This
they could only npiwnw by wettiugtbcir
fun-s against tln- rilmf the hemliug.nnd
iirkiugtiic trickling \vnit-r as it dropped
from the roof and ram clown the HIIIf‘ of
their prison walls.
A Daring lit-scum
The work of n-wiie was: attended not
only by hard labor but also by during.
Along tumml midnight (Ir-urge Ilcndeli. u
lumly rriiucr, gut tugctbern bonnirnft ltlld
pmbul out into the gungvvuy. Ib'ndcll
gut norms the «lip :tlnnc. hie lamp flicker
ing nn-l wmling u git-um um)» tlu- tvntcr.
lint-k by the pumxm .1 lure» of men watched
Illill alnximraly. He kept gluing ulicnd and
snfcly pom-ii until the ihirrl timber set
bulked him. but looking iwivvecir i! and
”it" roof Ilt' 94.1w that the dip of the gum:-
wuy took an upward turn.
lie ulippul into tlu- u .Itcr from the roll,
ulrovcd it under the turn iwr nml followed it
by «living. ili~4 lump um imi. but William
Ilo‘tvvnnmi Anthony .ItIlli'n plunged into
the \"ilfl‘l’ rind swarm toward him with
lights. llmvru pm in roach first :nnlpnueetl
bin lump over the timber. lit-udcll went on
null mun bcnrd n roll.
"they Are :‘IIVI'I Alive!"
“For Uml‘n 5.ch. hurry up, boyu, and
got u... mil of lion-f"
It mu Ilivr-r mllim: in him, Brandi-ll
hurried buck and Pit'nl the glut] new-norms
the gxtrigwuy:
“'l'ln- mm are found; they nreuiivo! olive!
nib-ct" ‘
in iron oi the men now «lo-terminal to get
tbrmrglr, and Joint». H. William» and John
C. Ilnpkim fnlbnvwl Ilmvtm and Jones».
who were now on tlw “IV with Ileudell.
Up the crow Ilt‘iil'lilt. tin-y climbed tuthe
otitomlml men. wlm . hmpvd them nbotlt
thermi. crying in turns nmlcxprcsning
their joy. Tin-n no riwér knees they prayed
norm-oily for nomu tin.» \i’bcnthoyrmked
for \vuicr, milk \vm' brought and given
them in‘nrrmIl quuntii iv-i for nourishment.
.\>\l'lltl‘ tier-tu- of Joy.
One ntntimo on thin floating raft. the
three Imprisoned turn mm- b ought Riv-
er, who has the rmmnmion and ph 'quo
of is ginut. wr» able in Milk and
full [KHM'M-IUIHII Ili‘i‘vt'llu’fl. Sch
sturdy l’nlmnler. was also in gr
tlou. but t‘rugle we» wunulcrin‘
mind and we» not able to. ulirnlimb.
'l‘belr i'illlll’lldi'fi. to. they welcomed thelmtl
from their living grove. cheered and shout—
ed, and than wept over them like children.
Dr. W. 1.. Morris grow them the needed
sfifnubmtu null roam-divs, and then they
were home in triumph rmcr. more to the
light of clay. Hundreds of [utopia thumped
the moutbohhe urban intensely excited
Ind anxious, and cheered wildly ill ill!
rescued men were borne out. Mm who
never ssw each other before else hsndn
end cheered in union. Many I turn:
Womenmnnd time were my , t“
burst into hyrrtericnl weeping. thus
Inn were wooed in w m “r
“Minimum ram
wagon halted sud SchelIiug ducwdodsbs
rim uptobirn, but the stolidlty of their
nature suffered no greater .cxpremiouol
Joythnnoquiet kits, and helped bytwo ‘ '
friends Scbciiiug wslkctl into WSW.
the wife following.
A Loving Wife's Welcome. .
A different scene was witnessed at John
31st comfortsbie home. built by years
of hard and honest toil. flit young wife,
whohsd given up all hope of seeing him
alive. came running from the house here-
beaded through the driving rain and sleet.
As she ran [liver mumbled from the
wagon lull], waiting for no help. staggered
forward to meet banana in e moment.
covered with mud as be was, he fell into
her arms. With pmtriouute robs of joy
she kissed him and cht over him. Taber
bower-.3 one more from the gruve,und
all she could say was, "Thank God, John,
thunk God i”
Cngel’s Hind An'ceted. ‘
Cragle," who in only 2-5 years old, was cer-
ricd to IIISIIUIIIP high up on the hilblide.
The guest”! eliock be haul mnlfered produced
3 singular reflect on him. Pysically he
was utterly helpless and his mind seemed
confused. At one moment. he would think
himself still in the mine talking to John
Rivl'r. At tbeuvxt he would burst Into
Weinnutc and wild thanks and praise I!) .
God for saving Irirn,or he would tryto
sing a hymn in u queer and hollow voice.
Everything possible wns done to soothe
him and gradually in: grew calmer. At?
p. m. be Wm un' of bed talking in it Wild
way to a group of friends. He was trying
to tell them of what lu- had suffered, but
his mind bad no: noun-red its full balance
and every few minute. he break out again .
in praise and thanksgiving to (Sod, or ex-
hortation to his Iicurcm to trust in the
Almighty and sell; him now.
Jolm Illvr-r'» Thrilling Story.
in tln- course of n recital of his thrilling
story. John River said:
"We ball no food and on Thursday we
had an awful craving for water. Craglo
then begun in not qm-crly. 'Tiierc’s a car,’
he said; ‘Iet’s get on it and ride away.’ He
jumped. I went after him until we panelled
the edge of the water. (.‘mgle was gnIping
down lbs,- \Vzllt'l’. I twin! it. but it was so
strong and sulphur-011‘: that it blistered my
tongue. It cooled the fever, and Crngle
was more mtiurml afterward. Schelling
vvzm on the IX'illll above jibbct'ing to him-
self in Polish, I was :rfmirlhcwouldloosen
the ruck and be tin.- rncaus of our destruc-
tion, i'rzuzle- and I got on the logging
again and Schclling became quieter.
”('ruglc at one tinu- thought his father
and mother Were with him, and got angry
because I did not sm‘ than
A New Peril Thrratened 'I'heln.
"When we heard the plunk of the pumps
we knew the rescuers. vvrrc at work. and
when the pumps were ~10me to attach
more pipe we knew ilw rielivcrcrs were
nearing m. While We were rejoicing at
the grind womb of the pumps another ter-
rible danger threatened us. The loose. coal
behind us hogan working and began to
crowd nil" our logging. It. slid down after
u Wiillt', and We found the water had gone
back :1 good distance.
"After“ time we bum! voices and we
simutml. I saw “girlhood after n time
the ladder t-wi; in down und we were car—
ried off rm Hz:- mil."
Mr. [liver wound up bivstory with evi-
dent cmniiuu, and mid: "Yes; now we're
safe, and lrimnk Gulf for his mercy to me
and my family." The only injury Rive:
bzts rem-inn! '1“ lion mm of his feet. which
was cut with f'miI. i~ slightly misoncd by
sulphur wafer. The our w of the breaking
in of the “’lllcl'lriml the old workings is
being invvstizniml by the mim- inspectors.
Tbe mining urgincering ofthirty yearsngo
was very lax. and the maps in the poem
sion of tbcmmmny show a solid bed of
(calm the place where the water broke
through.
Rex Salutod by the W'lrite Squndl‘ol.
NEW ()qu-IAssJ‘cb. ii‘v.~’l‘1re steamboat
Oliver Bicrnc. lmviug aboard members of
the royal host and carnival court. bucked
out from tin» bend of Canal streetnnd
went down the river to meet His Majesty
Rex yesterday. When the royal yacht was
met Rex end his rctirmr were transferred
to the Bit-rue. The sitcnmbmn. reachul the
bend of Corral aim-i iii 15 p. m. In passing
up the river on her return :3 royal saline
was fired from the Vi'n‘w‘I-‘i of the white
nqmulrvm. which were pzwml on the wly.
On binding at Canal street it procession
was formed t'nmiuiing of fifteen comp.
him of Louisiana trrmps xmd the follow-
ing virviting t'nlnpunimz Royal Veteran
Zouuvc-s. of Illiulu-rh. X. .l.; lilo Majesty’n
Imperial llvmiir m. of Richmond. V ;
King's an l.’ Library. of Detroit,
Mich; Iloyni .1. 1: ri-zinu-ut, of Balti-
more. McL; thz- I’rlnx-c‘a Junior Hm
of Columbus, U.
Lives Lost in ilu- lliirnrd.
OMAHA. Nob. k't'b. Iii. *5lilu'iul‘l to The
Bee show that at muniwr of Moo were loci
in Nebrmkn during the lsliunnl. The wife
of Milton Unmmim. .‘t {urine-r living near
Runbvmc. win: Nfztrlwl from tmvu for home
Sumnlny.w:r~ lminal vlrml in her buggy
yesterduy within inn ;. l'rllIh Hi a neighbor's
house. limin- rum» .. and :lteven St
Peter». ugwl H yo-nr- ""uzh. of Kearney,
who lnul been on: bunting, Were found
frozen in u rurnii-H. H. l. irwnnt, recid-
Ing "ll’i'i' mill-:4 nurlb uf Ulimlmn, In nup-
posed in in- imriml unvlrr it big nnow drift
thWItn'billg pnrtiw are looking for his
body. ' -
(mp1. Morrln' strengt- Experience.
litmus. Feb, l”. ('in. Jim-pit W. Mor-
ris, whore burrowin'; 'rlu of life at the
Siluerinn mine-u “Aw pu‘iiir‘hml mterthy
and who myntcriumly w nipprmml on Fri.
day. returned lnnt nw-m‘ .; to hi» turbine.
rtt Brook urn-nun. iiu mint-m that after
inking the trail: in: \mvtmr butt Friday
morning III?! rninoi i . . .;"Ii' uncutlrc blank,
and be WM rim-um v . - '- nf Iris ext-uterine
until lbie noon. tvlivu .. * .nvolio in Rold—
Ing. .‘Illl‘il. Ilu immc i: .wly took the "III!
for borne.
‘l’he arr-M lillnni- lie-dink.
ammonium. Illa. i-u-b. lb. -»'I‘Ire ulxty-
fifth and only ball.» when for United
States ueuntnr nauui ._. in giving Gen.
Palmer limvnm. ilw or; Democratic vols
except that of iii-pr. . ntive lluntcr. who
was absent "trim; to n rimm lilncm in his
family. The im-nly Republicans and
Fermi-r28 Mittiinl Iiciwvolt'nt
members present did cm. vote.
they. Want it Nfufttv‘ of lien. Terry.
Nltfi' IIM‘zx.i7umv.. l‘eh. lDr-a’l'be (3m
Armyof the ltepnbin puteof thin cit aid
Hartford will how u u .lvztinn int need
In the logislziture in . lsy or two until.
fornu unimpriminn . u lumen-cum) of i
since to the Into Hm. turret the capital.
French-sen right u hurl.
Pulls. Feb. Ill—«A duel min fought I.-
tween M. lmronngdzvecmr of the
our of FineArts.nn~'1\l. torsion. of Th
an Peri». larrmmt ms would
IIboth lauds.
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