Numeral Areduyateu
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«mt Poun'biyltworricryon.
mammalian? Aralc'
m but lnthc vaults of the
mun M Dope-It Con-
m .
- tin-thorn hamper year up, accord-
logtorin. If youareintercstcd,wc
‘ will null you pamirhlcu describing
(cannula outcome). '
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t ‘ till Sluts
F—
» GRADES
1‘ most Prices!
ti Boot Goods tor
the Least llonoy
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L * 3. Mill
, 300T & 811019 STllllli.
t k t Lane’s Block
"now [with SWEET.
l-lARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, Twm s,
lire letting. linoleum, its
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ill hind Hat: and Bonnet:
“humummdyiowm.
the! Volvo: 'l'oqnu no
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, momma... om rau-
ha‘rh-afloulo. mm out do wall to
Throw,
I 'Am STREET.
001“.
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Fall Styles.
inulgrndunndootonor
Sllfi and 30“ Halli. Pilllt lluis
'3 cup. emit um tor then no
3°! again-Ill lino tor run: at
r K N A PP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention putt to
Filing, Cleaning and Ironing
titllr nuts. :7 n29
Wall Papers,
7 illicitindhrficu Audrtrnenl
ill I”! (9“,. ‘
I’Inc line of (Bills nt 33 cents I
double roll
‘ son the combination clalr and
stop ladder, only 89.00.
Artluu’ Materials.
Mounted on Stretcher-i
Painting, Paper [longing and
mlclmlntng. -
L. H. DECKER,
'19 Washington Strut,
South Nonralk.
Valentines
Cfllfl'lll
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m LlCl VlLlN'llllS.
NEW tumors.
We have the largest stock
and lowest prices.
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'5'? New York, New
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and Hartford ll. ll.
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autonomic «momma. huntlliudda
Bait) to: 01.. 9:0! ex. that ac. 20:11 a it:
Me: rut 42:4: 01.. nor was»: ”he. to
Mind. apron rm rim-lord, Uzi. 4:10 a.
5:01 rc‘. ”mltMJCNIL. tunic. Izmcx .ozu
cc. rum. 9:" on. 1038“,. till 3-..Ifllllflr
ton ext-nu. Bordon—UM chihuahua-c.
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ton on mus A It 4:18“. own. no
no. ado-c. Dues, um: no. rl—tui 0..
kill e1.t:a».2.tflcx,dnl5u,.b:iboc,oflu.
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6: on no
You "pm-.0. Ml ~ filo It. 9160.. lilo!
u: Him-1100a, i am , Maine ,7 all a..8tl
mindful" than unit.“ 4 ‘0 dc 9 l0 0:
on rrnrnonnn : : ,
titanic Pl «damn! ,i:t'.'ac.7:i.':ex.9u:nd‘.
find S no livid) cr . ,
roving”: All ’13! or "in iii-on lino)
P.I.—-i209ox (vol sprrugndd), i m' a mu um-
!
out} Luvs b'fivA‘ \Ollllfi.‘
rundown Ito-nu. It n-ror oxJouc,
701w. booufionc. limo! trait-c. not
noun e; l’ I~l2N “.100 ix 203-41.”):
«pastor,iulcxuiolnr.5tucx.ooux.7til
ac . sot ac . Blind u . nod-chl‘oti midnight u.
Hand‘s-~60] .c . more. so: on, ”non idrighi
H,"- ywi Hi?- i - '51.“th!
mum i mum” on'rsron.
‘ Corrected todnnuary l1. tuft.
'i‘r-im imvc Smith serum for Mwhn~y~9 15.
9 l8| IL. l2 ll, 2 ll). 5 l0, 6 ‘lh ml 10359 I. hillt-
days—Miti- III no 662 p. in.
Twin. lave hnburv tar Moth throws—tit“
786. 905311011451": . 3w, 500m: 04*) p In
sundayo— 8 [XS t m. and b to p In.
Train. an lion'b Homnik tor lltdgriltld~l 15.
broom rn., 1211.21 .5l0nnd625p m
in! have kid 16ch for r’outh Shrunk—645
1' 2'0“!) I? not ll 55‘: In .230 320, Miltonddaipm
IAIN UNI DIVISION.
Trina leave Br dgecurt no follow:
‘2' ill I. In, pmugcr lur Plinth-Id.
10 till (126:! tor l'itulcio, Int-king our mutual
tor Albuny and the Wear.
to to n In ,mlxcd tor Baileyvllle
l2 flip III. mixer for (but Burlington.
4 :0 p. IL. Pittrlleld Ind Alb-ray puma"
n to p, n. ‘ cw Mittmd rpecioi
9 so 9 m, mixed lor (3m! Bmlnglou
7 a» (Suudsyr) pincenger tor l’tulfl 1d and Albany
Wruurr ll S's-"mimic. \' cc Prunidcnt nod
(let out Inn-gar.
A W Plum. control Pun our Agent.
0|.” AND RELIABLE
Dill? Dllttl Fititlil Lilli
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South Norwalk
Norwalk, Gt.
1‘“! PROPELLKRS
CITY OF NORWALK 82 EAGLE
28 Iain 8t” 80. NorwaIk.
‘ 0! All [Illa ll Tholr Seoul.
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
ll. I. BIHNI'H’. mu I. a BUB‘I'ID
Bennett & Hosted,
this, list, (litters,
huts, lanolin Poultry, Etc
Will 'un Pier :3. iron-r Rim (Baht-n smut),
\ew to". I15 p rn., mtnrdoyl or 2 p on
Yniubi recrlvcd iron: '.'n m to h p In
Kunming tum-into Nonnlk or 5 p n.1nd
Sm b ‘Sorwnik It 020 p m
Freight ukori imm and remind tor oil into on
the honour: and Normal: and sung-um: trund-
ol lly reduced mm.
pon lppiutionio-gcnu M Ci" 0! Ntrwnlk
And logic uihbc um tor yp.rul lots 0! might
unywhcrc in Now York or hit \irinity
Mir-cream we («but (running any 01 the
employee! at the but: oi thin; line on acorn t or
the own” them». rib
2/
m to c. B. DIILYN,
27 Main Street Norwallt.
And Ice Cream.
0. ”In". no I. 1. mm
6. fltKLYN & Sill,
5| Washington Street, South Norwalk
lint-Ciao Balm, Corinthian
More Promptly Attended 'l‘o.
thflhhrt it,
ofl7wfiwk
PLUMBING,
'08 worn NOR'ALK AND NORWALI,
l-prrmd pin. rum pro-wily
AMI.-
Charles Mott,
61h .0 mm“ Ann-o. Brian!
MID.
DAY SCAVENGER.
truth a: unbeat- cloned nod dioinlccted on o:-
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Till all Sllfll ll'illl Willi,
Hot Air Healing,
Aldlilllldlolmydlnd
coco, SILVER, mm
P 1.- A3 I N Or
it Water Street, but limit
madly III- or mm”: “clam-d
'“ man. at out.
. “a ”‘3“ ”Il'l‘ll NORWAIJK. - court.
or: uranium" “r
Stoves and Ranges.
commutator-noun;
Bantu innate to}: Summer
50 South Main street,
Swan in Bushnell,
mum
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Price. to out All
dull Md loo Thom.
WAGONS
Bossier, Pluto-o. Garrison,
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mos Ware:- Ion-“u
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us- nn. clinic's
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Crown Plato" and PIIII.
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omitted with Bria t‘l Dim. Liver Oomplnlnl Ind
Ont thorn in the
Uri» Ad'ectionl. y
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:16 him Cum that will more you to pnhct
th. .
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Plnlsted’s Drug store.
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no... .00!“ Inluomfivndll
ll 8 Moon. whooping €0.83.Wu:
n , “Ill”. and every ufic f l c
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A?
Homer B. Hoyt’s
ls North ll‘nin Street
(ll-rm [mud to Ill mpllrnlud cit-cu tinn-
prvuld Lot: on maid {mm mviuttm or pic a oi
old loo". but won Kilmnll‘ ll Kn chum for
with; «you.
‘ my Mutual-Inn Indra-(wan
rap-idly .nd honorably, by than a
mum nor. “wl nu . slap-l in!»
mountain... mun», IMAM
on "it tin II: M och I’m in Ian
I'- Mkbuanlbing in am you No unit. You (ll hm:
your tomato. 0' oil you nor- to in- out. “Mu:
y m iMAn-l om... wand-mi moan In envy "In
nun-min mat cowgirl-windward
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not Or in: niuurictunrii‘.‘
I’I'E IILB “IVER.
.‘flo old-t mutation or
month; It» 0
fit when
M t h loll tho Id
Baby I“ iioll Carri-rel.
ml) MIAMIKIII
-' by tho score in this city have been flooded
Baby I not
mono-did
rm
Frank Boylston.
‘Hvamm owner
.Allllcted by Floods.
“FA! BAIAB‘B HAS BEEN ”0N3.
to. warn mm to no on: a» [ll ram
John-town. but tho Ruin; Wotan
An Still Worth: Terrible lluvoc All
nun-uh tho Kay-ton. W-
lenitrtu, Fob. th-«Thc Allcghouy Ind
Monongahelo rivers continue to the rapid-
ly end hnvo reached the highest m
Mthodoodollm At noon thobuukl
at both river: Wtwuntyum first.
The rain, however. hos mood tolling, but
river men and those in possession or ro—
llnblo information from up river points
aspect tho um to roach the thirty “loot
. point. In this event all or the Fir-at ward,‘
woghnny. and 5 large Part. 0! that. city
known on Manchester will be submerged.
Burl-y pemn in both cities owning prop-
erty in plums liable to be named by the
hood in pmplriug tor tho worst. Already
many of the mills, glue houses rind {actor-
tco Alerts .both river bank- hnvo chi-ed
down on Account 0! water breaking in,
while scores oi residences between Sharpn-
burg and lower Allegheny City are sur-
rounded by warm, in some instances reach
his the second floors. The discommoded
,occupunto have suffered heavy loosen. «
mil. to Plano or s-ruy.
All night men. woman nnd children were
nus-god in tho removul of clients to places
of may, but the rivers come up uoruptdly
that in none cones the loss of houmhold
g‘oodswlll be almost too-l. X0 immediate.
damage to property in Plttaburg has been
sported beyond the flooding of runny cel-
lnnintholoworpart. of theclty. mm
on the Pittsburg and Western road has
boon entirely suspended betwaeu Sharp.-
bur-s nod the depot at: liniou bridge. Wu-
ter covers the tracks from tour to six loot
almost the entire distance. Fuselage:
talus, however. reach the city on the
trucks or the West Penn road.
It in now {cured that the disastrous flood
of 1884 will be exceeded by the present rise
in the rival Property owners along the
river: in thoroughly lrighteued and dum-
ngc to property in the cities or Allegheny
and Pittsburg will bc very great. Reports
from points ulnngtlie Allegheny and Mou-
ouguhclu rivers are to the eiloct that
nearly every town and bland is badly
flooded nod hundreds at people born been
compelled to flee lrunr their homes. Vast
quantities oi drift, logs and buildings are
coming down the Allegheny river. indi-
clting that property {or runny miles up
that river has sum-ml grunt dnmngc.
All 0! the Baltimore and Ohio railway
branches, the Pittsburg and Western and
the Pitta-burg, hicKoosport and Youghio
sherry railroads are shut down on account
of wubouts and slides innumerable.
Should the water reach the point outlet.
patcd-thlrty-thruc (eel-Ambit: on several
railroads will be closed. Rolling mills.
glam lucturlc'ii, furnaces and umnulnctorico
out and work suspended. At an early hour
loot evening the strut our lines he! Waco
Allegheny and Pillsbury; were compelled
to new operations.
M John-town.
Jnhxsmwx', Pm. Feb. til—ll is under»
rtood that tlnngur from high water lino
pun-d nnd further ‘ danger is not now
pmlmblo. Stony Creek is stationary,
while the Concnrnrrgh river in slowly lull~
ing.nltbough the rain continues. All in—
duatrlal u-stublishmouts nrr- (‘ltlSt‘tl down
nod business is at u standstill,
Thrrntennl by Thnn home.
It, in said that lllt‘l’t' arc tbrw dams in tho
bill-i above that on nbout just rcndyto
bank and lot dnvi‘n norm of water and
acres or bras. too. Nature never intended
a town to be built whore Johnstowu is sit-
untcrl. imagine (or: town site between
the rivers u long, sandy peninsula. a mile
widc at the hue o! thi-triunuhn mountain:
on all silica. the highest point on the peniu.
lulu two or three feet above the level of the
rivcrs. and both likely to overflow or any
time. Thur in Johnstown.
Thom dams. which buvo been the terror
of Jolmniowu nil dny, lit‘ twelve miles up
Stony (tn-ck valley. The principal branch
of Stony crock h. n ntrwmr called liar-k
Shade. 'l‘bc rogion in right in the heart of
the mountain». and tho stream is used by
lumber-mun to tlunt logo on.
licorrlptluo or the New Putt.
Julil A little above whore thr- lbirk Shade
joins Stony crook hi the tint dour. twenty
but high. with nliont 2,000.tli0 loot ol logo
behind it. A rhort diutnucc up the link
Shade another crook mum in called the
Cluur Shinto, um! thorn ht n dam on that
fourteen loot high. and with another 2111),-
lll) Mat 0! loan behind it. tin the Dark
Shade. two or tbm~ miles allow the- junc-
tioh with tho (‘lonr Shula. bithc thlnltlum.
right loci birth. and holding: thick Lunar)
loci. of log».
it the lippcrdum on Dork Shula or the
dam on 0er Shuttle «hould brook tint
would lot down Mich u weightol tutor
upon tho- lowrr dam on Dark fibula: no
unruly my utmctum built in thou pom
could stand. ll llw low" «lulu on Dark
Shula bmkn down comes the wlmlo mum
whom ol Wfllfl' and million» of logow
through litany Crook volley clmwdohnn-
town. Thom an» in the neighborhood of n
thorium boom in Johnntown which
“and directly in the path oi much A flood.
scarcely and of thom would be left utter it
ml.
’l'br wont of it in that thoroio notch-t
graph station nuyvrlmc hm those damn
and no Wit! ol gutting to them except by n
outrun rout tiltmr mile: long and in tho
lrlghtini condition at nil mountain roads
in the wet mo.
11w Wu" lit-In. fluidity.
Then is, thcmton. no why or finding out
nbnolutoly hm how the can undo. The
inn: «out that M0 born the drum was
tint the tutor behind them on high and
rhdng. and thorn who ovary indication of b
imhct Tho region which iodrutnrd by
Warmth: in u tor'riioryot Millions]
10,!!!) mull hills and mouths. to
thin mm the unmr in on Now
live inertia-p. The mother ham to very
warm WIWH say it hum tramway
worm up in the shale Creek country. it
it in. and. the min extends that for. the
W my the trouble but“ henna yet.
no tin-Ito u the Minna».
“mom. Pm. Feb. tar-1h:- Johnna
rim It thin point hm ovation-l it: luck-
IId now the water when [rum hill to
has» 1., 1016153le ‘ to,
Pennsylvania and Other States M
cations uou- point to n flood of not. less then
; on. .
‘ i , i .
Italy at the county bridges arc no“
my, and communication with tho town
trout oil. oxcept by roll. Many can out]
have been drownod and thousand!
oi dolloro’ worth at property destroyed.
The Poopla Prlghuncd.
Gullah-mush. Po. Fob. lit—Tho stream-
nrolumosiua in volume and rhopoo to
are becoming frightened, and thonovv o
horonotmored In making preparation-
togo. At Went Latrobe tho lanthanu-
covenounronouoholfmilowide and
much of the town in submerged, the water
rillngto the ncwud and third ntorleool.
tho buildings along the crock torn. It
in (mud they my be cur-rt away nlv
topthcr. At Lnrimer, lrwiu Manor-Juno,
Harrison City. Crabtreo and other pluse-
tho water is very high, and persons living
in the lowlands are proparingtomovo our.
Bridges, hum, hayrtuckr, «a, have boon
curried” nwuy. The; aggregate la: will be
‘I'lu Bumdbhdllnnmnoomlw‘.
Wmuuswm, Pu, Fob. l&-Theindi—
twenty-six loot in the Susquehanna river.
The river hzut been rising about. u (not. an
hour, and it has now rcuchul thirteen and
Ihull feet and is still steadily rising. Lum-
boron-n are very uneasy, and many mor-
chnnts have begun to romovo their goods
from the lower stories of their establish-
ments. .\ flood is now reported at the
bond waters of Pine creek at tlnloton. On
that crock a boom broke, letting between
8.000.000 and burnout foot of logs maps.
Latent reports (rum Clear-field air-to that
the water i.» within it {ow {rot of thc height
reached in. couple of years ago. ‘
Driven [rum Their "omen.
McKnn-zronr, P3,, Feb. 13.4mm the
Mononguhr-ln nod Youghioghcny rivers
mover their bunks and um still ,,risiug.
Portions of the W. 1). Wood Iron works,
the Natiounl Rolling mill and the Ster-
ling Steel works are submerged. Crooked
cunning much dumngo in the lower part
at the city. linuy families have been
compellodtu nbnndon their homes, The
motor ulw lbw-atom to cntor the pump
house of the writer works; which will
cause a water lame. 'l'bv flood is the
most damaging unotlmt has boon experi—
cucod inr- yonra. _
Three. Lives Lost.
Cmcrsxnn, 0,, Feb. l‘i.‘-'Tlle sténuier
Thomas Sherlock, which left hero at 7
o'clock lust night for Now tirlouns. stnrck
one oi the piers oi the (Tlitwrpcuke and
Ohio railroad bridge and sunk ten minutes
lntor. 'l'lmc liws one known to how been
llllit. Alter llir' rnlllnlnll tht‘ but“ headed
for the Koutuoky hlltin' and all tho passen-
gers and crew u‘oro mh-ly lunrir-d with the
excoptiun of Mrs, Rich-nu and her grand.
daughter, Mnrjuric iirown. oi l'ittsburg,
and Third Mute William Loppor.
Phyllcl-no Collins in Bonn.
Fortnmm. l’rr, Fob. 18.4‘ho improve
dented ruiniull oi rhnéo solid inches in
forty lmurs has swolle-n all streams until
tho town and surroundings are completely
flooded. 'l'lion- am now two and it hull
loot of water in tho guru-ts. and rising at
(In- mto of six iurho-a ill] lmur. All the
lam-r part of the town incomploroly in‘
undated, People are moving to their sec-
ond stories, hick pmpio un- bciuiz removed
to tho biglwr plum. and physicians on:
visiting some in boats.
Little Dnmugc ut llurrlnbnrg.
“Alllllsiil‘lhu l’:t.. Fob, tum-The Susquo
haunts river hero is riding. but no serious
dunugchru yet rt'fiulu-tl. The great vol-
ume of watt-r lmm tbn north has not yet
fl‘dclu'rl hero. 'l'lw Juriilmi fl?" in seven-
tceu toot high in Sv-wport. and great alarm
exists among the inlmbimur-a.
Grout Lou to Lumbar-men.
Purim-run. i‘o.. ‘ob, 13,-le16 river to
but low l‘l-ct llt'l0\\' ilw flood of two years
um, it will result in grout hit-is to the
lurnlwntwlt. 'l'lmuoundn oi dullnry' Worth
of low have bniku-n away, and tho river is
filled with lumbor
THE ALABAMA CLNMS AGAIN.
nl tho )lnnry ltrturnrd.
lAiKlNiX. l-‘ob. iN.«-~ln tbobnuw ul com
moms llw “an. \‘i'. it Smith mid. in ruply
to n qumtion. tbut «coupling to published
account» in Allir'rlt'u El pnriiun of tho Alu-
bnmuimll-muity n-nmiuml in tho hands of
the l'ullmi Stain gun-rumor“, but it.
would bt- mmmry lu tlw t-nungwnonlu ol
llwlrr'atyul Wndtlnxtuti m H?! for tho
Huxliub guwrmm-ttt in “'1‘“th n whim of
the mom-y.
’l‘hcrv in mid in bu nu lutt-rmtinu rewrrt
umlomoutb llu' quo-diurr Sumo ul‘ the
iii-blow wlum- linwino-cs mm lnld'irupu-d in
tho M‘nmln n! l“? by \mc-rh-smomiwru
how born uruiug tho Ili‘tllh‘lt utii‘vl’tillit‘lil
to dwnmul tiztmnu-m lruur tho l'nircd storm
in tlu-ir holmll, 'l‘hl-i Lord t-lnlinbury
would not cunwut tu whilv the, lustre no in
the right in l‘llll'll .wutn in tho lit-bring sen
wan pending; ’l’tw which. lmwovcr. linu-
lrlutillx in partition-M to vbmnpionthr-lr
«mum. and tin- rpm-lion n» to tho Malinmn
monoy won lutondml mt n look-r to it" bow
for thr- um‘ormrwui Wtilllll an llllll Wholhcr
it would lit' willing. by trutkitigiln- domino!
unwind, tn I't‘llilllll thi- l'uilml 24mm of
what leuml Imd dom- in tho [\lnlminn
choc, Mr. Hmith promptly qumrhwl the
lumen ul llumt wit-t i‘\‘l:‘t‘ll‘ll lti M! It fill“!
at tho Alnlumhi munoy book in tho llritinh
irrnnury.
Trust i'nmpnniu in ’l'rnublo.
Sim t’onu. Will. to» Woo i’n-nldmt
Kuhn. oi llli' Arm's-iron hum and Third
Nitrimiilywluh'a timt ilu- luntitutitm but
mint-d all llil' morn-y it hot-rim to thin om
thoriitllrulty. ’l‘lw run on the company
wu- npulrontly mm at lzili p. m. Tho
teller «look-cl that mlv‘muum had been
“but: oi tho (two day ntlo. and MM all do
mood-i hml boon met with cub. ’l'lmo no
persistent ruumro that number trust coni-
pnny lit in "outdo. ‘l‘ho prosldrntoi the
company It‘ll‘l‘l’l‘ll to slam, bower", that
than» in no foundation {or the micron.
Tmubk ”3% art nmw.
“mm. Frill. M~ minim "0“th
Chaim arc monolithic. 'i‘ho cmployoo on
illetrnmwuys tom-o milmltn ntrlkc to
lay. and it is lmml that lhfl'l' will bu n
moratorium olitmtn in unppnrt oi
the ducked-o in "MW" min-d tinI Burn
Dink company. ' (twinning dram-d
Mu the town to pmrrc outer.
JKVAflK. N. 3,. Feb. lam—"nit! Phonon
Packing cmupnny. of Motor, ninth all-o
«airmen the Kansas City Packing min-
,llfil'. of this city. haveruconlodnmorh
will! rimmi in the county winter’s
mice in invor oi tho Amman Loan and
I‘m company. of him York.
, , .
Show flirty tuba ,
Witt lion, M in ‘
M i '
Why
.w
coni'BnELooo bluish~
run llllhl swolll-n loan o-uormous size and is ’
Itnxltnh Srulrrw \"hu “ lull In lluro Purl
Four Defenselcss Bundits Shot
Down on Shipboard.
'l‘llll GOVERNIENT‘B TREACIIEBY.
It fro-rind tho ”on I'm Inn-port»
a “on Out 0! the Country. Thou Got Thorn
(tuna on I Steamer} and Murdered
Thom—A Yon-nu Torribly “Wounded.
wa Yuma, Feb. 18.-A letter muchod
this city lust night Ilntod ul llnvulln, Cuba,
on the llth inst, which gave an account, 0!
mother coldhlooded murder by the Cuban
government on the "(th inst. Four men
were shot down in cold blood. and a young
wile. who was attending to her baby, wan
mortally wounded. About {our weakngo
Manuel Garcia. 3 police otlicer, captured a
band of robbers whose lender was Domingo
Moutolongo. Soon utter the capture Mon-
tolongo was approached by a representative
of the government. who told him that it
be and his friends would leave the country
the government would Hoe that they ran
no risk in doing so. , ' ,5
)loutolongo hesitated, tidying be feared
that hr- dud his friends would be captured
and shot. Finally, however, be yielded to
tho rcpnwcntntious oi the agent. and decid-
ed to leave the island. He was allowed to
select thr- l'riond» whom lu- desired to havo
accompany him.
’l'ukcn Alto-rd the steamer.
lun couple ol days be selected these:
Enlogio Rivero. l'oricn liivoro, J uuu Roj-
und Francisco liolgndn. Eulogio Blvero’s
young wife and child also accompanied the
party, which storm-d out for Havana by
tho Villunuevn railroad.
The train urrit’ml m. Havana about noon
and tho party of bandits were rowed to
their slr‘unu‘r. the Buldomero Yolesius,
whicbwturtotnke therli in Venezuela. in
South America.
Tho spies who rowed the boats took the
precanlinn t. r'mi' helm-on the Spanish
war ships (‘ouclm and Conn-Miracstrc.
There was nothing unusual uttouding the
urrivul of the pan 5* on board the ship
which they imagined was to take them
from Cuba forever. The baggage was
stowed nu‘ny rind the entire party was
traded in the sums monitor as the other
pmwrlgors. .‘ll’s. iiivcm “went below to
tho second cubiu, which she was to occupy,
to put iu-r nix momlis old baby in sleep.
Tho men romaiued on the deck and smoked.
The Gendnmen Concealed.
About an hour before Montclnugo and
his puny arrived Ill lin- ship Inspector Su-
lmru null tr puny nl lii’tm‘n gerulurmes hurl
bonnlod tho wsz and diridod into two
parties. lim- oi thorn was t-lnliullrril under
tho stairs lending [mm the deck to the sec-
ond cabin and tho others swan: stutionml in
com-onion! hiding plltt’t‘N near the second
cabin, which the bandit party wasio oc—
cupy. Win-u the nii'll but! finished their
cigars and taken a lung larvu‘vll look at.
tho shun: oi their native l~ltlllll they started
{orthon- (‘illlllL Montrlongo wont aim-ml,
and as br- \Vlh about to outer the whip he
saw rlmmglt rlw hnli' illii‘ll drmrllw uniform
of u gumlunm- and :r glilturiuu pistol. lle
intuit-(timely turrml in his marrrwminnsnnd
shouted: "We un- sold. The police!"
ihol Down Illu- Dugo-
.-\r llil‘i cry the polioo opened fire and n
tearful struggle hogan. l'orico River-u full
riddled by iunn' limit it lluzr‘ll bulb-ts in
tho mrm-rui‘ llli' lll'lll’t‘sl vubin. Juan ann
hull nothing but u rmtnloruus doggor. yr!
with this ho did wim- timperute lighting.
lie was soon overpowered and killed by
tho billlt‘lrt from the revolver: of the police.
The Woman Severely Wounded.
MN. llivrr-i. who was nursing her baby
at the time the tiring began. rushed out o!
bur cabin and was sewrely beaten by one
of the officers till she dhipped to the floor
inwnslblc. Tlli‘ geridnrmcs tinully drove
the rent 0! the party in the (lock and con-
tinuulthoir tiring. lrightcnlug the other
pos‘scmrero uml truumling sci'l‘n‘ll.
Montulungu null Eulogiu Rivermlmpped
nn'rthc side of tho \‘t‘éiht‘l and jumpml into
n ”null rmvlmnt null mmpi-llml the owner
of it to row for all he mm wurt l1. “'hen
tho pollu- saw tho llllt‘lllpl to woupe they
immediately soul a hlitiivt‘r of bullets lulu
the lirtlo bout :md killml both the bandits.
Hiwmtlmmmlium Ilu- soil. The bodies
wt-n- m'ovon'd lllltl tukmi to the city. Mrs.
[tin-m. who won horribly wounded. is
umlrr urn-wt and in the prison hospital.
'l'lu- lit‘\\‘~|illpt‘r't nn- loud in rlioir donuuoin-
timm ul lb‘h bruml iiutnlor :md brooch of
liiitb on the purl nl rho gnu-rumor". 'l‘hc
niliciula, hum-wr. my limit it was tin-Mimi
wny ul got tint: rid of in band of bold lmmlitu.
'l'lic livo-o ui nil lbw lilii—MEHKI'I‘HIHI lmaml
tho whip wr'rv I'lltlllliKi'l‘i‘il and the printout
L'Xt'llt‘llwiil proi'uils muting thorn nud their
lrioudu. ‘
PENNSYLVANIA ELEcvtous.
Edwin is. Hltmrt ('lmwn Mayor of tho
flunkrr l‘tty-- lulu-r lint-rill».
l’lllltitltlild'lllk FM». {‘4 , Edwin S.
fittinrt. ltvpublimn, mu vlwtrtl lllliytll‘
m‘cr Mimi-t ll. Ludm-r, lh-rmwmi, bymi
Mllllmlml ilmjoi'lly ul 10,00",
Mum Iirmmmtn and Moon Bopublionnu.
“mono. Pub, in. l-‘mtrti-r-nInt-inborn of
tho mnnnum witm'ii \wn- oh-clml lu-ro to
tilt rxpiml tn-rnm til thum- tho Humor-min
clot-tori .wu-n uml tho ltr-publicnnn heron.
'l'lu- llotmwrutu. hum-rot. have n him
majority on joint lmllnt. 'l'ltr- railroad
innw ww- llw principal uni-«lion [might nt
tho poll-i. untl tilllum'olooleddmnjority
nwiu limir of giving tho l’oumylvnutn
linilr-md company lliul‘l‘ I'xh'lillt'tl prlvb
lotto»
Tin- ltrpnhllrnm Won.
lrdl‘l'Al‘TRll. l'll. l" lb. Hindu tho election
born "it! llupultlicunu mrrml wwn out, 0!
nine mush. lioth brain-hm at tho council
nrc llcpuhlimu.
Pride Will llulo- f-manhurmu.
iii-mimicry“, Pu. Ft'li. lit—«ll. l-‘. Pride,
Republican. nlitnr of The Journal, was
tili‘t‘lfil mnror without nppmitlmi.
« ,m ,_._r, . ,
To [Illa-nob 3 ”him: drum.
iliritinmno. Min. iv'r-h. inn-t'ity Martillltl
’l'nrbnx hm- gami- inAuuustn with docu-
ment-which be will prt-wnt to the now
mm mid council with a flow to muriuu
the imm'lmwnt of Amino (flinrlen 5. Hum
llttrn. of tho llicltlcltml municipal court.
The dwumvntu arr amaluviio at two women
who tensity tlmr they shared tho hmpltnlia
that ol the jinlgr'u other: Mm nightn drluk~
tug whiuky thorn with him. A wurrtnt.
who hound autumn the judno tor an mutt
n.
Hun AMM.
Tm“, Kim. h. 13.4mm Mum
WW Powder» won concluding his
W to tho Knight of labor It
l W lb his
“Multinational. mm:
. ADMIRAL PORTEll’B FUNERAL
AI Imposing Funeral Pageant mum
Ili- nody to Arlln u. '
qutHGTON,Foh. lB.-A id the crush
of field artillery, - the booming or gout
from tho Potomac. cud ltmlll the tears at
thousands the body oi Admiral Po was
light evening placed in the tomb tit-Immu-
ton. Tho grunt naval horn was buried
with all the pomp towhichhlamoguiiioant
career entitled him, and disclaim to to
routing almost every nation on the 3 hi)!
joined in paying final tribute to his mom ,
cry. The body who followed to the grave
by a pageant almond an imposing no this!
which paid tho Inst tribute to Phil Sherl-
dun. it now math but a stone’s throw
from tho rctuolns oi tho lute commander
of the army. "
At noon the dead admiral lay in state in
the drawing room. The body who encased
in a casket covert-d with royal purple vel-
vet, lined with white satin and trimmed
with heavy silver handled ornaments. It
was dressed in yhc lull uniform o! the rul-
.tulrul ol the ha y, and upon the breast buy
a Grand Army of the Republic badge. At
lo’clock Mrs. Porter and the members oi
the family bid farewell to the dead and the
services wore bogun by Rev. Dr. llouglmiu,
rector of St. John‘uchur‘ch. motored by Rev.
1'. H. Blip-low.
About tho «mister Wore clustered, besidcr
Mrs. Porter and her family, the President
and Mrs. Harris-«m, irneiubers of the cabinet,
justices of the supreme court, members oi
the diplomatic corps and the honorary pull
bearers, Vice President Morton. Senators
Mnmlorsou, Mcl’lu-Nm :uul lluu‘lr-y, Gov-
ernor l'nttison. of l't>ri|i~'}'l\':iliiu; Maj. Gen.
Scholiold. llt-ur Admirals lingers, Howell,
Crosby, Sit-Voila, Almy. Worden, Jouett
and Queen: lion. .losoph l'l Johnston, Cont ‘
murmur linirtollo. Sir Julian l’uuncefoie,
Count .u't'o' \‘zrlly. rho (lormnn rriinister;
Senor Romero. tho Mt‘xit-u‘n minister: Germ.
H. G. Wright, Nurlmniol l’. Banks mill a
host of other former or present army and .
navy o'iliciub :rml cx-Sccrotury (if the Navy
William t \\'bitnc_\'.
Just h.» lb»: rum-virus Wore about. to and
Mrs, Porto-r. m’vi‘rmm- by bur gricf. fainted
twice. Ilosrorutiu s tiuuliy mtorod her.
The l'ei‘i'moulrs at tho Imus-t- «nonrigid
bruwny \tllltH,‘ ll’nili tln- rowiving iibip
Dilly Sllbllllll‘rt‘ll llir- llth'l‘rlt-t'kul eoiliu.
3%: it wn~ litii‘llt‘li) the strut-t the 118an
band greviml it. with “Neuron My God, to
Thee."
ANciivmo/HH THURMAN.
Another liar-«bull “'1“ May Follow Ell
Action. ‘
NEW YORK. l-‘ob. :S.~~~l)ologutes to the
American usawint inn will probably hold 3
Knowing: today. 'l‘lic delegates are very
much inrousml ut the action of tlioir presi-
dent. Allvii W. 'l'burnmn, in voting with
the National iridium. members on the un-
ti-mnl board in tho «moi tbepluyem
Storey and liierbzuu-r, and if they do what
they thmitcn urmtixor baseball war is iko
ly to be wagovl. 'l‘iw llii>llili Players luh
people rti 1m! your. “'lln now have the asso-
ciatioh Inuit-iiiw lur that city. seem to be
the tendon in the revolt against: the No-
tionul league.
Thu-ir notion in signing the fmnous Mike
Kelly i~ urmnilly taken as: an upon dc-
flurm- nr‘ tlw leuguo. litlu-r dumb! almost
apml luster in tixr- grout “Kr-l" are said to
hIth pmmi-M in rim-rt tlu- tongue and
ohm with :runcintiun riulh. The associa-
tinn uu-n lll'l‘l a lung contort-lice with A]
Johnson, (if t‘lm'olnml, who controls the
Cinoirmuti club today. They are deter.
minod to secure tho l’urknpulimn city for
their circuit ‘n‘ lbwsiiilt‘. ib‘ thrir circuit, as
now rnmlv up, i~ c-mn’itlon-d .1 little weak.
Tbo- ilk’ll‘lixillnll Hf tlu- l'lnvirmuti club
myuhl gt‘u'uil) «rumilicn it.
1hr No“ York ltn-rnrdrr Appears.
SEW Yutlh', Fob. hwtmeof rlu- boldest.
and most :unbiriou»; wutun-s oi'modern
journalism itppt‘fli‘l‘tl in this citythis morn-
ing. it it a now daily morning newspaper
of twelve sin-whim" pours. coulplemln
everydopzlrtuwm from the first issue of
130.000 oopir~<. The Now York Recorder
willtnketho fll‘lil us an absolutely inde~
pendent newspaper. lN conductors un-
nounce that they have no nxes to grind,
no grudge» to satisfy, They say that the
daily lilriinl‘)‘ of the world will be recorded
without nutlico. tloscrilwd without vulgar-
ity and intt-rpn-tod without ntlonsive dog-
nmtisui. it i» n tun rem paper and
castrutinliyl,'lt.'tr:wto-rit~tiv in u-rtuin {cub
um; now in daily jtilll’lilllluilt. lt promises
to be u living oxmuplo of modern progress
rind a financial wow-m from the start.
lo This In “'rlnm-r Third?
\\‘:m.\:~m RH". It. I.. Fob, ism-Some time
ago, “(for Baring llrntlwrs, of ignition,
found tlwiitwluu. llllillilt‘ to successfully
carry mu :r provjwt lu t-nnmlialmo the {our
loading u ringing: inurhinv c-ntuwuiios ol the
l'nitml Firilw, .luwph llu miunn. pmfihlcnt
ul tin: \vanwu'krl liubln-r t‘mnpamy, I»
cuiuo thoir .\nu'rimn mnlvru‘rilor, and be
has just t‘mnpl-‘twl tlu- mumlitlutiou on
tho original liiL‘ilN' by wont-in; it mil-tract
(or llui transit-r nt tbr ”alloy \Vrlliger
wurkn. of thin cit). itmkinu rlwpnymenh
ilu-rulur. 'l'ho v-urnlul'm-ol rum-urn will
be known sh tit» .\'il“|i ,ux “'riugcr com-
ptilry. {or niurln it rituivr i~ tum pr-ndiug
intlu-lt-gtwiutm‘n- 'i‘hmanntnlwlll be $13.5“!-
illi,lilitl ll Innpui‘it} ui llw pliirk will be
nwrml in iiiwtiv l~liultl.
Tlu- llnllrmul War at “'uio-rtowll.
\VAl‘thINV-N, N. \i. i't-h. in.»~uNow in-
ton-st lltt't bwu minkvitwl .uul how corn—
plicutiunu :1li in til» i ulmml watr bore
by tho ileum, Wutwilmvu mot tigdcnsburg
wmpnny -|\'~’iiiilll:£ nu “gun's-tho uttitutlo
in tin Atrium“ m i't‘Liiit mam-union of tho
grout ii‘tlunpttrtuiinn int-tutu“ ul thin city
and not-lion ni tho HI u: ‘l‘be- maul bun illod
nuutpuitht- lil‘itpli'd'nl :muu-h oiita road
running: lbr-mqh tttv . it) on tin-mirth nllle.
and tuurlm in HIV unit-r {mm-IN which it.
din-n lint :tlnwly match on “W ntlwr Milo.
llnm-w lino rum i'liI‘-I‘ in tho lim-s Hill‘-
voywlnml :unppod not by tho ('ontrnl [or
ll» prupmwl mtrnuiun. nml by tho t‘orbln
plo tor tin ir lirUptu-‘tl Mil-intuit Ill tho,
.lmim. Portion-it mul Nurtlu-rh
A Durlm: llnrxlary M \"lhl'll.
litiitrmt r, N. Y . Fri». 1H.-—,-1'lio moot
Ilnrimz hml writ phanm-«l rulilmry thallium
lwnmnmiittml in tlt‘h vicinity for mine
limo vwrtirml in tho ill! ago to! \l’nlllon, on
tho \i‘nlkill \‘nlh-y ruilrmtd. Two molt
draw up (it tho dopot durimrlho nine-boo
of tho hllllliill ttm‘lll, who had uono to din-
tlt‘r. lirlikt- upon llw "mm-y (Iniwor‘ Mill 00‘
min-d imtwwn mum moi Mum from it.
’l‘hcyihrn jitln'wnl tutu tlu-ir which-ml
drove rapidly nwuy. 'l‘lu-y worn lollovmd
by on "moor, lmi nu tiu- lnttvr was on loot
they molly Vllltll‘tl him and «ii-inppmrod.
“HY! lit lill clow l” ”W i‘tililfl'fl.
Itlr. .‘tpnrxrnn Ill.
Looms. Feb l". .\lr_ reipnmeoh. who
nonwiirlu-uwmttlvmt iron: on nttnckor
acute gum, l! llwllll "um-ll. and hi» friend.
In Ill tiuur about his condition.
mu». qiuuy'o Ill saith.
Wuummm, Pub. inn-«senator um
William: Washington todu‘ y iortrioridu.
when he will rein-in nix mint or two.
fl 4
mm troll-minimum
widow
m um it» mm and
* “columnist-u.
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