ea Imam-mama“
Fall Styles.
sue $313331 11....
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or Wa‘shlngtoefit.
W‘- m “‘1'“ .m the column-lino ell-Ir Ind
«op ladder, only .3 00.
Aflltll’ Interlude
Ion—led on launcher-
Cunt-a
ml; thieves-ad p.“ a... Paper llnoal-llnd
' dishonest ser— l aid-lulu.
rants. and pre-
serve them from
L. H. DECKER,
79 Walllllllll lll’lll,
South Norw'alk.
FISH Fill LEN‘I'.
Halibut, Shal. Smells. Front.
0“, Pike, Glucose, Salmon,
Herring, Barn, it lute
Trout. Lobster-a.
in. TheVauluofthe
Scallops. Pickled
GRADES mu nggg'namsn
AND a warm roll
WAKEIAII'S CREAHEIIY BlllTEll
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Bennett & Hosted,
28 lull BL, 80. Hawaii.
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now, SILVER, 510K311
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he no late ftr dyer? galls-z:
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lath:
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for Adi-ll) and the Watt.
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4 o p. 0.. Wold-l no mo." W
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Salon. atop l.. wardayaatlp m)
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minim fnrroagog‘rumd for all melon
the Dunbar: awe Bur-alt and sky-r;
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u'II-m’rum nut'f: .pon Iota at no.»
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hywlueln flew tort or III trinity the
Wm. H. lulu l (in.
Stoves and Ranges.
wow-forelimb-
lonlu innate cl}: lurinllln
so Soon non Street,
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can Water moi-cu
ton-mu gut." "
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cranium-Id fill-a
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m mm' m, m and Ito-Ina .mflsfifmgxwifi In." mm the Wain-M Iran-Ir Klan-r
ma llula a” days—nu in am! cum . ‘ 1-0 um (3-:- m: not more you to prim
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v . ‘ . 1 lb Mali-35. W
3 ‘ x“ Your m lf'":"" "'3'“ "'°"""' txfisrdiffififzgliswmrmp- sown
"' "" "' a Plafsted’a Drug Store.
Valuable Pm "DIG “.g .f 6'“. a‘ a: a... a .‘Il all ”“1310 a W _B(.u|h WWI“ '
Jewelry, Silver- double you ‘ , ,
w. I. ooucus
$3 8H0 fifirfi
.3551?" “mama.-
.lohn Schaub & Son,
Inuit-non liner. more sort-all m on
W. l). h’l'll llll as. Westport.
Graduate optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
i
or... and lo all eo-pllratd cam. 0on-
pouud lam. rd from “author plat-or
when. on lee guarantor-d loch-melon
whom-
"human-Inland”
rapidly and humanism by than v
alike-u.‘ u Jib“
swat-«ultimo momma-y
acorn-lurker”; haul-r-
Iamouvylflu. We run yea. ll. M. hamlet-t-
Wham" ’7'...“ ”ém'i'hal’l'a'fl
.,....-- 5...... r :2 woo-'5.
rah-aura can. 'vl’non .331»: Inna
“suv or THE uluurlcrunru.
“ ,
“mun'm'm'mm-n" o'e'w"«m"'£:
a.»
arm-Ir gun,» a «mu
Ion hum-I've ”Mu-maul
«um-at
flair and hell Gunman.
Frank Boylston.
an I y manna-arm
"Ill“.
Emmy:
a?
kw
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to
hymns-moo; ”no
Jain-u arm-m woo-rm, on
marine-tun.
' into Your. mar—anon waa
dmbythe Fodenlclnbatbelmloo’a
lartullhtiuhouorotlfouw. arnoux.
Goren mlald for 150. buy If.
Mew realm. and thrombus wen
‘ mun-at, HuryGabotladge.TMo-
don Buoaarelt. Gen. Stewart la: Woodllord
antler-Judge Amour. Maj. McKinley waa
kept away by the lllneaa of bio wife. M
m of rogretwerealaoreeetrtdfrorofieo-
retarlea Blaine, Proctor and Tracy. Vice
Pro-bloom Morton and Postmaster General
Wanamaker. Before the gentlemen out W
downto dinner a receptlouwoaglrenin
Rb parlors to Hon. Thomas B.Reod.of
. alt. .mpow'a Speech.
“In
apohe aa follows: “We are born tonight at
Republicans. There are no Mngwurnpa to
doubt our faith in title world and the next.
We are proaent to give greeting» the no
publlcau leader: in the national congress.
We welcome Bud. (cheers), we welcome
Lodge. We regret McKinley in not here.
A Republican properly eonatitnted has
nothing to defend. The Republican party
has always. won its victories by being ag-
gredve. The bill carrying out the princl.
pk- ol our party which will put the Ameri-
can flag on the rears becomes, in the tan.
nose of the hour, aaubsldy job.”
1'. the Prealdeut'a lleulth.
Mr. Depew here referred, in a humoroua
way, to the Matures of President Hur-
riaon and Speaker Bard in the weekly
papers. He then went on to speak of the .
recent election and of the victories of tha‘
Republican, party in the passing of the
mboidy bill and the defeating of the silver
Id“. “We are hoppy in the fact that the
party of Garfield and Blaine, and of Liz»;
eoln andol’ Grunt, lathe putty oi McKinley“ _
And Reed." Mr. Depew then {browsed the
health of the prcolllent of the United
States. the toast being drunk starlding
and in silence.
Enemies One'a Beat Adrertlaora.
Fla-Spunk“ Reed was the first epeaher.
He said; "I trust that [appreciate not much
as my other man the advantage of having
good frienlla. llulf of the struggle in life
lsloget to hearing. Advertisement is the
absolute pron-quake to the solo of good»,
and your boat nurorlloer.» are your enemies.
Your frienda sometlmw go to sleep; your
counter never do. The general public
does not my much ulteonuu to the ad-
vertisement but pmcw-l to examine your
The Fifty-am Caligula.
“The Fifty-first congress has been ex-
teudvely advertised, but the public will
soon proceed to examine what has been
done. Whenever this country awokes to
the (Act that the doctrine of humour liberty
moat. prevail from one end to the other,
than justice will bottom: to the man that
enforced an honest count and an honest.
law. lwillclthmgl-the world to point
to an equal of the r‘lfty‘lirst cougars: for
the great maxi it has done. We have done
more thou pulls grout rumor-ea We both
shown to the people of this country that
it la possible to have reopoosiblo govern-
ment. This country today with list 53,000,-
wlof people cannot be governed the some
nawhen it had upon». Our govermnent,
has got to be the growth of the necessities
of the people and cannot be adoptod from
any other Inull.
"Wont [claim for the house of rapid
aeufatirea is not what it has done, but
who! it has render-ad [rumble for all time i
to be done."
h-Preoldent Cleveland Co-pllrnented.
Mr. Reed was hem-lily applauded at the ,
oouclualon of his speech. Moors. Rome-
relt and Lodge condemned Governor kill!
and eulogized «tr—Speaker Reed and the
Flftydlm congrats. the former in the
courae of hi» remarks complimenting ex—
Pruldent Clerelund for his anti-silver
letter. Gen. Woodfonlond ex-Judge Ar»
noun followed in speechw expromiye of
Republican doctrine. -
KILLED AT A CROSSING.
In People Itro Dead old the “third
\Vaa Fatally Injured.
hurl. 0., March 7.—-A terrible accident
occurred at Sharkoy'a Crossing, near this
city. but evening. by which Lyman Hyde,
an old farmer, and his fillyenrtold daughter
Judith loot their lives, and Emeline, a 16-
year-old daughter, mus fatally injured.
The trio Were driving toward Lima and
at the point named, which is at the end of
Ideep cut and on o curremltcmpted to
cream in from of n frefgbt train. The
horse bulked. and the frightened were
pools of the buggy become loo bewildered
toeren attempt to nave themaolvea Lyman
and Judith were killed luatomly and
Emeline hall her ahull crushed.
nun Raptor“. at a Powder Wort-r.
varntr. Pa, March in.“ noun a
terrible explosion at II. A. Woldy’a powder
wot-ha. near Tamnqun. earned it eon
lion and great excitement. in that city, a
a more terrific eaplmton was apprehended.
owing to the powder house» being only a
abort distance from the engine mom. where
the explosion occurred. The explosion was
eauaal by the hunting of the fly wheel,
and the building was burned tothegronnll.
The powder bonding:- were and after a
hard ntrttgple. John Kepler and Jeremiah
fang. tyre mployes. were Injured so badly
by flying debrla that they cannot recover.
”nth Won rum
m mourn N. Y.. Maren humil-
larn Ferguson, anal“. oneof the mootre
apoetuble farmers In thin county. and his
aou-lrvlaw. ll. (3. Watts, died from pom
inc. and Min Grace Boyd, the proud-
daughter of Mr. Ferguson. to at the point
of death from the mine «use. The pom.
clan In atteolluueeculled in a ebemln. who
found arsenic in the coffee pot. It bad at
daily barn placed there «luring the night.
aathedoorolthaeookhonuwaauuloolted.
, to ml- at cm Wain.
loot-roan, Pa. um 7.5m Dunbar
ham company no. llmm to their
awn-matter: return to workntthe
Va 0:» firm: hove mode the
“a bl. companion are boiling
,
Wu: om worm. ”"
opening the festivities Mr. Depew
l
x
ill. m. 0.!»
With Wot-3.3m!- H. .
John tumour. Taylor-.11;
Ollie hoard. W. 13. Weaver, W. 3. Well. John
Wan, Hick Bender. .
WithBaltlmoro-vcartlaWellh. W.Bobiuaou.
mmomnrommw.
Vaduz. c'laxencaLChilquetarGllbart.’ LB»
Hay. W. '1'. Johann. John My. George I.
Vanflaltm.
rm Brown. Germ Hallmark, John O'Brien.
William Duly. Michael Madden. Charles BIL
hasten, Michael Sullivan.
With (.‘incinnati~.l. 6. Reilly, J. A. )chhoe.
'l’. J. lullane. W. A. fathom. William Rhyme.
W. J. Holliday. Charles Mun. 0. Tehran. E. J.
Delehanly. Juuoph Dun-ea. P. J. Foreman,
Jerry Harrington. Mike Kelly.
Reload—St. Lowe. B. Duty toColum—
boa club. Colombian-Elton Chamberlain to
Philadelphia. momma-n, If. Raymond. C.
. Baltimore-4. J. Summon. L 6.
German. J. lack. Rectum—Mike Kelly to (.‘in—
cl’nuofl.
An lfluucllou Agni-at. Child»
.BALTIMORB, Md, March “ls-Manager
Bernie, of the Baltimore Baselmll club,
has. through Judge Phelps, issued an inn
junction against Player Childs, returna-
ble Monday. March 9.
PUBLIC BUILDING APPROPRIATIONS.
n. Alhonnt Expendul by the l’lftrflm
‘ Coupe» Wu “2.! 71,639.
Wnsmxcrox. March 7.—-Dnring theearly
part of congress the work of the house
commute-eon public buildings and grounds
culled forth the opinion that the appropria-
, lions they were recommending for public
l buildings would bankrupt the govern.
‘ went. The following statement. prepared
by Chairman Millikan, shows the work of
the committee during the entire anagram.
Four hundred and eleven house bills for
the erection of new public buildings and
for the completion or extension of build-
ings now in program of construction were‘
referred to the committee, asking appro»
printlons announcing to $76,633,625. 0f the
bills reported from the committee ninety-
lhree were mused. the house appropriating
812,676,639.
One Imndml and twenty-nine senate
bills were nsfcrrctlto the. committee ask-
ing appropriations amounting to ”J22,-
om. ,lu moat roses these bills were for:
buildings ‘ul. «places for which house bills
of a similar nature had been introduced.
0! than? senate brill, eighty-lire were re-
ported to the home with amounts reduc-
ing the appropriations to amounts to cor-
respondwlth amounts reported in house
bills. The eighty-them they came from
the senate wlluhl on aggregate appmprln-
tion of Rumour), As rvported tothe com»
millee that :nllount Wm reduced to Ship
MA“). 0f the bills luwd, eighty-live
were approved by the president appropri.
rating “2.171.539. and four vetoed appro-
priating «mam».
In the Filtrelh magmas but forty-sewn
public building bills became law, apprtr
printing $lll,.’n‘u7,llh’). while this congress
proridml for eighty-live buildings and only
exceeded the :lpproprinllon of the Flflielh
eongrm by ubuul olJlHJi‘lll.
r
To Pay 0ft lie-.tltute Employee.
Asm‘m', N. .1. March 7,v—(Tllnncellor
~ McGlllhnll called it meeting of the cred-
itors of the lnrillunl brick works, of Ker
port, to be bold ml ly at Trenton to stole
why Cllnrlen Soldier. the receiver of the
worksahouldnol bo [wrmitml to issue
“00,0!” worth of oertilimtor with which
to pay otl'lho destitute etnploym and the
cunlpouy‘o til-hrs and continue the works.
Merchurmot‘ Kcyport, .lhtumm, Keane—
burg. Lockport null olhor small towns;
who hold a largo amount of the company's
llme checks, which they rushed for em~
ployL-o. will oppow the i-«ulu; of tho cx-r-
tllicnlee, which they claim will trike pre
oedence over their clui rm and leave thorn
out. The Mnlomeut of the llrm submitted
allows tum! liabilities “.5136“, nod
mete Humour», Willi comm root linbll-
Men of Mllifililull, \t'ltlvll lo Hal-wt. by four!-
, Item, om. of luntrly equal value.
‘he company own» 2'33 awe» of flue clny
hodllund lino Work! at fmrlllzml, which
they claim if properly managed for one
our would. with tin: flounrlnl aid promv
by Jot-ob lmrllluhl, be put. ouu phy-
lug basin.
Two Men Fatally llnrnert.
Slumuilx. Pu. Moron twain eaploniou
of mu occurred nt the flock Ridge col-
llery at 4 o'l-lock yl-«lorrluy aflernwo,
which reunited in the serious injury of D.
J. mwellyun and non mlll William Smith,
a aon-annw of lllemellynn. They were
worhlnl; lugefht‘r in n lll'f'm out! were
about to quit for the tiny when a door boy
turned “to mural of the full. one of the
men carried it ”filled lump, which caused
the gun to lgnlte.norl the explosion fol»
loved. The men were frlrrlllfully burned
and the death of young Llewellyn: and
William Smith in hourly expected.
The Jeanavlllo lug-Cu.
Jannvrttr, I’m. Marclrt.-'l'lmeorooer’a
Jury mot Yesterday to complete the tar
tlmony In the mine dimmer inquiry.
Nothing new wmdbtcloaed. The etenorr
raplm'n report was haunt, but the jury
adjourned ntno'eloclr without rendering
arenltct, to meet at In o'clock Malay.
Great Interest is mnulfeoterl In the pro-
uerlluga The men who were lmprlaoaed
lo the mine are now out of danger and are
growing ntrongor dilly. They urn mad
with fmh msot regularly each dimlrnt
oernplulu become in»; cannot have all
thoywuut.
A M Home M flatten.
acorn Barnum. Pa, lurch t.-’l'ho
IvyeaMlld daughter of Afro. lmdwiu Bubul
fell from Ila crib intoa buehotof watu
no Igor drowned. A stint: death unattr-
, a loot at yourugo n t ”My.
he authorities are terminal“; the can.
M um»: our-memorial:
“fine-mas». nan, war-puma.
“north;
Jury forth-Iranian!
Concerning the Um: I:
the New Yorh' (la-tut tuna-l.
blur You. rpm-rm Chaun-
cey I. Depew. the NewYork Central;
President. 0. P. Clark, of the New York.
Surnam- null Hartford, and Director
Parhofthe Manner-derailment
aelveatotheoo latelutheafterum
They were all ldiutfimohafl. Direct.-
llnocll orPurkwanthlaflrst to arrive attheoor
each other. e was accompanied by his
son. who quail, as his bondtman in the
aunt of moon. I While the more whale;
- oeptlng bail forL Mr. Park. President Clark
came in and ohrrenderod himself. Fred-
_ erick r. Tilford, of Purl a: 'l'ilford. gave
the required bull for Mr. (link.
A Detective Sou Ir. Depot.
A detective in the Central office called
on Mr. about 8 o’clock and re-
ollloe. Be snarled no warrant. Mr. Depew
said he would godown town in them
ofan houror. At 4:10 he appearadat
the W8 lollies and gave himself up.
The arraignment before the coroner wu
entirely inronlal. He gave bail in moon,
the sum demanded. Cornelius Vanderbilt
went on his bond.
r Fowler “old, Too.
15-:
Arrangements were made wherebyDi—
rectors Hunt; and Miller, who are both
aged men, should appear next Monday.
President Clnik assured the coroner that
alltheolllciallr of the road would appear
in person and give bonds today. Opera-
tors Moll anul‘vand Breeu were discharged,
but EngineergFowler was held under 810,-
tlbohail to await the action of the grand
ll!!!- .
Not on the List Now.
When l’relrldent Clark, of the New
Haven road, Was arraigned his legal rep-
resentative; (lonnoel Taft, raised an objec-
‘ tlon to the issuing of warrants for any
ollicers of the road other than the presi~
» dent, rice presidentmeeretnry and treas-
? nrer. The comptroller and agents of the
: mad, he saideel-e only employees of the
T road, and not officers in the some of being
responsible f r the action of the road. The
.comner rie'yed the matter in the some
_ light and then reduced the number of
tho-lo listed. 1
' Blot Long to Wait.
The grandljury is now in session. It is
understood it will take up the tunnel acci-
dent mutter rarly next week, sothe gentle-
'men under lamest. will not have to wait
' long for tbejneat step in their ma.
About theiactlon of the grand jury Dis.
trlct Attorney Xicoll said: "If the nutrient
was due to the criminal negligence of the
{corporation owing the tunnel or the car-
porotions operating railroads through it
the officers land directors. or such of them
as are din-lily responsible for the negli-
gence, are ghilty of manslaughter.
Quitelu loophole l’or Mlle.
“The grand jury. however, may develop
3 the fact that many of the directors were
' rimmed to the appliances which caused the
deaths of the tunnel victims, Such offl-
cials in that why prove their innocence be
, fore the ngod jury, or if indicted would
l
l
' have a go defense. In regard to the our
; stores, for instance, it might be proved by
‘ the minutely. of thedirectors’ meetings that
some of them voted to introduce a safer
method of heating. That would be a good
defense no for as they are more ”
moan Know n In Woo.
Mr. Depelr’a arrest is said to have been a
contingenc ‘ the coroner's jury didn’t un—
derbtand r hen they made up the verdict.
They didn'l know he was one of the direct—
ors of the New Haven mllrod
Then.- were sereml Union League club
men on till} jury and they are said to flow
the unexpected results of their labors, an
farm: Mr. l):pcw is concerned, with con-
siderable fission. Mr. ”9]ch himself
said he wa‘ not distorted. The directors
of the New Haven railroad were prepared
to anawer for everything they had done.
Their condolences were clear. andaman
with a clehr conscience, in Mr. Depew'a
judgment; need not be alarmed at any
thing. 1
Whot Governor Bulheley Buya.
lhrm‘olto, Conn, March 7.4mm ser-
erlrrgof olliciol relation» between Gover-
nor Bulk Ivy and Governor Hill has
aroused (‘ finally we to the pourlbility of
securing lhe extradition of the roilroud
otllrlnln f r whom Coroner Levy llllllllr
sued wnrr Illl-‘i in tho tunnol «limiter case.
There bun been an lrupresalon that in
riew of t difficulty Governor Bulheley
would be it no ham: to old in the arrest of
the officials, who are prominent roehleota
of his nlale.
(iovornhr llulhcley. when linked what no-
tion he or Iulll tulle mt to‘lhc mllroud om—
clubs, replied:
“I aim" continue to give to roqnlnllloua
from tho‘ uoromor of the state of New
York ouch omclnl nvt-ognltlou art they are
entitled t r root-ire, provided that on their
face they bear undoubted and the custom-
ary evlde no of their aulbenrlty."
”la it y‘ urlntenllon to olllolrtlly notion
the retire or given by Governor Hill for do.
nllnlog honor the Colbert nonunion
Thursday?"
“1 olml mute noraply to Governor lllll'a
opinion I mll the papern are returned to
rm- lry thh officer to whom they were given.
I have not yet recelrod them."
} mu»... Wm»
1 Will Halve lieu-lam...
Nswl AYKN. Conn, Numb t.~'l‘he ma»
lorlty ovum Milt-lulu of the New York and
New lln on road, inguinal whom warrauta
hon Ito n lulled by Coroner lorry, of
slow Yo It, horn lurlleatetl o willingnmto
wnlrr rmnloitlon pnmllusor. One of the
pontoon or whom the coroner hm Invited
Mn war out, Charles Rockwell. ha been
dead for over at: month».
"not." cook mu emu non.
New limos. Morel: 7.4: has been do
out uh: all of the oandlrlates for the
Yale n lveroity crew shall the
Enter rmtloa at Phlludelph when
they beeoaebedhy “M”l}oolr. For
yearai has freon comm-”formal
balnlf' flamdurlogllaoteriutmng
toirn , t linoleum dollars“ harbtea
foo , . ,, «mot-W.
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fill u “9.0“ In an amour.
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Bu Wuhfltareh' Mayoral.
mun at the W
quested him to come down totbe We gum
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Minimum“ and a~_ ‘,
liberal. If raid: ' ,
Baldwin Smltbthlnkathst ea . an;
tradequestlon is concerned ltwur‘ual "
archive battle, which will hare to
Worm-again. "l . ”ho ‘
“lbatthefarmera would have in
the Liberals, that Sir John Wald Ira
aaullleient. majority to carry on than
ernmeut.j£t the reduction of the govern-
ment Ina y nearly onobalf in am
indication that many Comerrutim lutlh
rural districts disapprove of the W
ment’a high protective policy.
The latest returns indicate the following
results: ' J
Conservatives mm
Ohm.....................£'a , d?
I
. O
. .13 B _
PrimEdwarr} Islam)... . .. 2 d
Nnnitohu .................... 4 1
Northwest T-rr' ”“0“...” I II '
Britishflolrtr“ n.a,....;..... 5 . 7
Totals .................. 1:5) I
Motive uni-wiry. :22. . ‘ _
This shows is government loan of an
seats in Ontario. and three in
province. A dopami- from St. John, N. 13.,
says that later returns from Kings county, .
X. 3.8h0l’r’ theelection of :11on George "
E. Footer, minister of finance, by a mall,
majority. '
Sir John Completely Exits-Ital. ,
Onawn, March 7.—Sir John Mendelian
was completely exhausted yesterday. He 2 "L
got up, despite the advice of his physician,
and amweml the hundreds of congratula-
tory telegrams that poured in from every-
where. He has lost his voice, but “peck
to be all right again in a few days. In In
interview be estimated bis majority to be
between thirty-three and thirty-live.
Preliminary steps have been taken to
contest the electiouof Messrs. Stairs and
Kenny, Consort-others, in Halifax county.
on account of alleged bribery.
la l’olltz Insane or Shun-ring! .
erw 01:11:55. March 7.-Politr, one of
the alleged aim-losing of Chief Hennemy,
isinsnno or pretending to be. In court
yesterday afternoon he beat the air wildly
with his hands, tore his hair, screamed
and cried and logged for his motherland
wife. Two deputies in charge of him sue-
ceeded in pacify-log him for a few Ino-
ments, but. he finally broke away from
them and rushing to a window in around
story of the building. tried to throw him-
self our. The ash um down, however,
and he was prevented from on ' his
dwign into execution. lo the attempt,
however. he smashed a couple of panes of
31153. Subsequently he was handcuffed
which, however. did not prevent. him tram
severely hurting himself. He said he
wanted no lawyer, and mu beingperaa»
outed became he wax a poor Dean. The
city physician thinks Politz is feigning
insanity. On his way back to the prison,
Politz made a deal: for liberty. He could
not make his way through the crowd Ind
was recaptured.
Dr. Jacobi on Koch’s Tubemlh.
er Your. March 7.——ln this week'-
Medical Record, Dr. A. Jacobi, of thlacity.
concludes his review of “Inoculationu With
Professor Koch's ‘Tuberculin.’ "’ Dr. J.-
cobi sums up the mull of of bombs
of experiments as follows: “What it Ira
done, and can do, is more than any other
remedy—except climatic treatment in pul—
monary tuberculosis and sun-glen! Interfa-
enee in select. cum of local tubercululbr- 3'
has aucmled in accomplishing. From '
whatllttlel hare observed it would Ip- '1
pear that the next tntun of ounce-Ila]
treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis cunv
slats in the combination of climatic ears
with the careful and manhunt are of
‘tuben-ulin'." »
Quick Work with a lumbar.
Pom lll‘nozr, Mich, March 7.—Dan Mo-
Mohou, who killed Annie Murphy Ind
then attempted suicide by cutting hla owl
throat early Thursday morning, has he.
sentenced to Jackson for life. McMahon
waatahen into the circuit court at w
n. to. lie was a plllablr: looking obleet
with his throat managed and his face
watched and torn where the linger nailaof
tbedeulgirl had let! mute nithomeaof
the ntruggle by which all»: sought to pro-
tect her honor nml her life. Mom
plemled guilty.
The (Thrash “an Italoell.
Pl'r'l'ilnllllll, Morel» limit“ unknownma.
enterodahe lmrpomne bank on limithllnld
atreet. and [mm-med n chi-ck for m
The money mu trim-n him null he quickly
departed. A few minnrm inter ll. who db-
coremd by the bunk arllllrlnln that the
check burl been ruined lmm all to mm
The cltydelectlrmund police out! numb
log for the unknown own. but braving a
very poorllmcrlptlou of him the chances
of his escape are £0011. ‘l'hobnnlt ofllolulu
have but little to or 2 on the subject.
“0...“... N. ,a .. .m-
A- Attorney In Trouble.
Boston. March 7. -« Httllllll‘l W. Falrfleld. ,.
a member of the outfall: bur, war arrested
at Workboro, to which place ho had gun.
on a ylnlt to hint wile and mother from
New York. where he in now loomed. and
today hem» unaligned In the nluulelfll
court to thlr city on u elmmo of vrmbeaala»
moot James 13. ”mar, of t’lerrland, 0.,
Illeflllhathegave blm $3.11» to tom 2
for him. The case mun continued until - ’1,
latel- I). and the rlelemlaut was held in
tron ball.
The Symon Pool mm
amount, N. Y.. Maul. twill-eleventh
day of the pom tournament. for the chant- '
plmuhtp ot the rolled Staten rm opened.
with a walkout for commuter again-t
Buborldo. The score was clean-tor, lflp
It The wood ”but“
he and
.fltrnwa own after a three W “
the more being tumor. 159: Will. it.
Mm defeated littoral-h In lb “1
“formulation, ml.
the Wool “km m. ,
3mm Mt» WI '2
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