a .
oily-‘lloimiolmorhblmlogit ,‘l'ho
emu newsman-ed a porfootdt. The
in. mosthemetterflth
' 1
but... must... “in: .5. mi...
the anreeet Warhingtoa. lie do
veloped herebiaingenoityae anadvertlaer,
anguheexpreired it. "at the W
saw gag-ended
a. ” "Wm... and on: '33.? m...
eurlone and excited over and about the
The Vermont Senator Hand:
in His Resignation. .
rare "aadrnnehmoneywaentade .
mffigm‘m m.,m“‘:;'m,”,: rumor-m mm or armor
1'0: «gifting-fro years old, brewed of '
Mm woken. W with ". “r“ W!“ I» am That enumeration- Entirely
"Mayer. not one up at nu "‘ nu "l‘ 1'" “fl". Perot-at nan Pro-M in. to a.
Barnum thee rug-ad an Italian variety
performer and tlrnveled throngb’tnhifigru:
‘0. making all more money. ‘ t
two joined a circus Barn” 8 ticket
agent and the Italian as a performer.
After traveling with the show lea than a
year Barnum, In company with moral
mneiciane, waguua and a mall
tent, startedont forbimaelf. More In»
oeeafnl season he ranged to New York.
Keller PM" He then engaged in t manufacture of
an 1!. ' 033mg: rm“: pane blocking. cologne water and beariax,
_ green, but his partner ran away with the.
fundeandllarnamwaaouce more left to
his own resources. lie hylrgkthe Vallaltalll
Garden “1”“ in N" andgare "‘ “\l'asruvoros D C Aprilti. hm.
rietyperformanoee. buteoongavethienp.’ . _, ' ‘ ' .
He then went on theroadwithararicty’ ‘Snr- Lomm‘ entirely pemual
company, returningto New York. at the! M me ‘0 tendertnyou, "i “‘9 WWW“
end of four montha, ml'dmnflermnr of the state of Vermont, my resdgnat‘ion oi
be an itinerant thowman,andaccepted the ~ the amt-c of theater of the l'ltllt'tl Statea,
United States agency for “Sean's Pictorial; the resignation to take effect on the first
Illustrations of the Bible." This did not; a" of yummy”... A. 1), 1m,
III. Ind “'9 “ml“ “100“ was one! ”this action mm for some time in
more l lotion is Ilnall decided on
1.. December, ion, he purchased on “m" P ' “d m, 3mm...
establishment known as Seudder’e Anteri- ed to you at this
can mneeum,on‘ wind. At the end of a firm in orderthat
yearhewaaablcto payforlt. In 15cm there may he
made a tour of Europe with Tom Thumb, ample time .0 hear
'who eaowell known to the world and consider the
t Barnnm'a advertising. lie was View! of “m P09
received by the queen and nearly all the ple of our state in
crowned heads of Europe. MM to the so»
The Jen-y line! Scheme. lectlon of ray suc—
ln (Muller. 18”, he conceived the bland
‘aflhala-artahlatla-
tire fru- l’allle lathe-Item. Cara-a
ae a Representative of Vermont.
Wasnmnros. April lt-Benator George
I. Frlnmnde. of Vermont, who has been
lathe mate of the United Btatee since
April, W3, and nearly, if not quite, all of
"that time one of the Republican lemlerat
has resignml, the resignation to take effect
on Nov. 1 next. Here leacopy of his lot.
ter tendering his resignation to the gov
ernor of Vermont:
Bea-tor lull-auda' latter.
"l’xlrnn Starla Senna,
,, Coam,AprIl8.——P. T. Bar
the m ahowrnan, Ia dead. He
. We; «a laet waning in the
fiWMflyandintimatefrienda.
.theunowiag group in the room
the and came were Mrs. Barnum,
my. Fish, In. Barnum’e brother;
. 11M Mrs. Riheman, .ehouae»
, and the nurse. Mr. Barnum’e
change for the
wane. which no
curred Monday
night, was, how-
r. '- m' ereraomuchmore
_ J. thantheprevione attachahad
thattheattendingphyeiciauebeeame
~ tht the great showman had
probabilities aroythethespeot ‘1
chanoeeynre that!» Midn’fiell 7, I
there" in somethingWrong. :It’tell. '
Emu-ir‘cinnm«
afew more’houraoflifeleft. Mr.
_"“ Muellagooddealofpaiannd
. to realise thatheeoald not live
lager, bathe epoheof hia approach-
with andtoldhisphysi—
when all hope wu gone that he
hi pain and make hie death as
M as po-ihle. The first sedative
’glvenalittle after to o'clock yester.
morning-ad was understood by the
”militia family to mean that the
, niwaa near.
. Water-ea by nu rain-rel Wife.
‘ Ira Barnum remained at her husband‘s
file throughout the night. At about 4
0’“ yretertlay morning the patient sunk
“the a Inhargywhieh was aoondition of
m rather-than of natural sleep. It
filmdillienlt toarnuee him from thia
“Manila gleam of recognition in
. . how...) the he had any
:. of his enrroundingzs. Thus
, .., went on until about 10a. to. At
that hour he wae again aroused, and his
“faculties appeared to be brighter.
of hie friends and relatives were in the
ih-aherand thescene was a deeply par
- ~ one. Mr. Barnum was fully con-
. but unable to speak, and It‘he an»
v who conveyed wit hiseyae
hiaweeplng loved oneewere more er
7- ' - than words. Rev. Mr. Fisher
4 omhirnand spoke words of religioua
to which Mr. Barnum half
. = hieheadinaeaent.
. re. Bad Wee Peaceful.
arm 11 o’clock another sedative was
. hint and loan afterwardmhe sank into
I sleep. At 3.30 r. Barnum
’ ma comatoae condition, and from
. condition he never rallied, and when
and finally came it was peaceful and
all appearaneee painlcae. The physiv
_ \ say that Mr. Barnum had no organic
. . - whatever. the enfeebled heart ac-
whleh had been noticed for the peel
, hoatha being due. intheoplnlon oi
toagradual failure of his
powers, resulting from old age.
. 5 Pflvm nun].
' f Ir. Barnum in aneneral way. had pro
. directions for his funeral. ile
~ ltto he of a strictly private charac-
1‘ that the interment should
. ,Houutaln Grove ee‘metery,where
ago be erected a mauire
' men tof elmpledeeign. The
ll be held in the North
arch on Friday and will
by It". L
l"'ll
g Aaeflm will probablybernade
laden thiamlly to have the obeequiee
. but the family, from preoent Indi-
wili strictly adhere to the wiehee
. V uni-aid not long agnthathe
1 ”.mlthehadnotloohedopoa
» ~ to be given aedatives which would ,
bringing Jenny Lind to America. He!
entrees is too familiar to need repetition
here. For nine months of the concert tour
Barnum scarcely knew a waking: moment
that was free from anxiety. In let»! be re
turned to New York. A great traveling
museum and menagerie was now project
ed. Aship was chartered and proceeded
toCeonn, rcturniag with ten elephants.
A caravan of wild animals wan added, and
after four years the show was sold. except
one elephant which Mr. lhmmrn took to
his farm. and pamngers m the New Ha.
ven road were while panning amazed at the
eight of an elephant drawing a plow.
He then formed a concert company, and
it made a trip through California. in 1574
the great traveling hippodrome was organ-
ized. lie was elected to the Connecticut
legiolstnre in will. and was an unsucceea.
ful Republican candidate for congres- in
hill state in [Sin ,
3‘“ Reputation for Lari-w».
In his early life Barnum acquired a repu-
tation for laziness unequaled by any our
in the little community where he lived,
which his later achievements have entirely
eflnced it was in Seudder'e American
museum that he developed his wonderful
advertising ability and instituted the fam
one "baby show."
in July, min. the museum was burned
down, but instead of retiring with the
fortune he had amassed, Barnum resumed
business shortly after on Broadway and
Broom.- street.
This wasnlso destroyed by fire in in
This Seriously crippled the showman for
some little time, but in not he discovered
Admiral But in California and went int:
the show business: with the diminutive
attraction, to which was eventually “le
his great three tent worlol’r. fnir. After a
eucwmful year he opened in the old liipxnz
theater on Fourteenth “not, where hewae
onto more burned out. It took him but
two years to recover from this «Ileana,
which he did with "The Greatest Show on
Birth." From that time forth snot-era
crowned his every effort.
Aa an Author.
P. T. Barnum waaan author also. Hie
autobiography reached an edition of tilt),-
M. ills “Strugglee and Triumphs of lW‘
will». He was a public lecturer and a
politician of no menu ability. lilo wife
died Nov. lit, 13:3. leaving him several
danghtem, and In lat-I he married Mia!
l-‘ieh, the daughter of an old friend.
Sometime after his father's death, while
he wan in the em
mired the Idea of diepming of a large
accumulation of tll‘lsullhlt' good: by lot
levy. In this echeuie there waeaeapital
prize of twenty-livrdollarn' worth of
to be ueiected by the winner, and lift,
prince of five dollare' worth of Roads each,
which were Magneto-l on the ticket sold.
Then-wentfllprim of one dollar each,
‘ prinrlpios of lilwrty..unaiitynlnl justice
ployofaloealtlrrn,he If
M canry caused by the death of Solomon
the detour-eon the monumotlon of tin
censor. In t hue
terminating my
" official relation:
“ '1'. with the state I
beg to exprcoe to
_ her steadfast, Iu~
telligrnt and
' ’ triotic citizemmy
“rumor. r. confine profound Brill‘
trivia for the long
and unwavering confidence and support
they have given me (covering an eventful
period of a quarter of a century) in my ef-
forts to pmumte and defend. so far a l
have been able, their honor and welfare in
common with that of all the people of the
United States.
I"ln ceming to be a senator I om proud
that icnntinuc to be acitiren of our be
lovul commonwealth and that I may with
my fellow citizens in private life continue
to strive for the nuttntenunce of thou
in gmernrzwnt which havmwitlxmit the
shmlmv of turning, autumn-oi them from
the foundation of the republic. I am, air,
very reswx-tlully yours.
"Gram: F. Hummus.
“Ilia chellonry. Carroll S. Pug», Hyde
Park, Vt."
To the "lee Proof-lent.
Senator Edmund» notified Yin» Presi
dent .‘ilurmn. the prmidrnt til the semite.
of hi« rczsignntiun in a letter. of which the
following: is a copy:
"I; :5. Sam"; “Emulator. April ti. tam.
“Slit—-it become-s my duty to inform you
that] links sent to the governor of the
state of Vermont my resignation of 11:
office of senator of the United Slum, to
mice effect on Nov. I next.
".turpt. stir, for ymrmlf anal the senate
my parting mlntntinm. embracing per
suns-I good wishes for all it» members and
u mull-lent gmd hope for its futon an
‘tbc about llnl'hllf of the rcpublic.‘ I am
air, very mymtively yours,
"GEORGE F. Hmrsns.
"The Hon. lie-vi I’. Morton, rive prmi
dent of the I'niml Staten and pmidout o!
the Hellliit', Washington, D. C."
Ilia Career.
George F. Edmund: was born in Itich
round. Vt. in lam. lie reu-imdn publn
school coloration. ntudied law in llnrling
ton, and was admitted to the bar at
twenty-one. lie afterward made Hurling-
ton hie homo. When roomy-six years of
am he entered politics and eerrcd tin
year» In the state legislature. three of
which were spent in the apeaher'e choir.
e wee a member of the state ornate, and
its [troubling oflleer pro tent In mm. On
April 5. Ian, he went to the I'niml Slater
senate under appointment to llIItbe va
l'oot.nnd was elected by the legislature
for the remainder of the term. ending on
March 4. Ion. lie took at leading part in
pa. with the mother’s mascot. but unknown
rat Itatllzmn in the ctty. claims that Ilnrita
drew a knife on him and that he shot in
self defense.
home In this (it y n ohnrt tinn- agu. hon born
found. .‘ir. Ihvnménn diatom-mi lite boy
near Ilny Shore.
farmhouee. many miles Illltlfllll from any
other dwelling
in company with bin attorney and Mine
Lee-to. the woman who aided tlnr
who visited lhty Shore. There
crrtainrd that .‘Ira. Ilnuhin dimppoured
with the boy, being helped by a man nanml
Howl-Ila It ammo that this woman Iaat‘
we of fifty cent» each, and an of twenty-
Ilve crate each, all in min. The when»
worked and crowd» locked to the attire,
wkh the result that Barnum and his one
reaped many dollare, while par»
south and other important «mention; at
the day. and hue been other returned at
each succeeding senatwiai election.
lie was one of the member-a of the elect
Graat’e faeaaftardeath “Them
' through ”“3931: “on." a
, , ' "aadont
W tlwiehnoonetoviewinymnalae
oral cornmiavion in um. lie optioned the
it” dead. 1 want a. In cleaner: of the ticket» amulred an adoring admission of tJolorado to the l'nion when
of “pm In life and “man to remuneration In eardrum. " the first application was made mean-e the
” ' Themof‘Jinarnummlybe
proponent constitution excluded colored
{Mm ltnmlmw neutron the elective franehhe. ile alie
la any yuan or mm. «room normed Pie-idem Grant's Ben
people harevtdtedhievarloee ”on
me vamre mesa "
. , 1
‘II that Ming, hat lettered»
attractions. Oenlal. and tnehearted “if!
“‘W‘““"“"“ toafaalttha “anon-mama
. Dill- “ ill. he" ealeyed mh II" n (o, m, ”mm
.. “the em Witt Beeline.
Thedeath of Mr. Barnum will have no
effect upon bemoan a llalley'e”0reeteat
Show on lurch." To provide agalnat will!
a contingency lfr. Barnum. to mah- err»
taintheptrpetaityof them-homhad
mitt-eel .
These ulpelated that in the event of the
death «(either Mr. Barnum or Mr.
or both, who were eaeal owners in the
m, it should hone lined may yearn.
committee of the senalebe
shaped
many of the meet Important
manure-
panaed by conga-no that after the war. The
Initletlon and W of the electoral com;
agitator: bill and the Pacific railmod load
ing art were largely due to his Influence.
treated Judge tie-tare Jettedtetlou.
New llavrm. April lw-The political
meddle I: likely to he brought before thi
Inpmne ronrt ahertly. , The term for
which Judge Deming, of the maroon
him court. was elected expired lurch m.
e claim! to hold amend has manned
tohold court. in a alumnae the hwy-n
for the defense refund to put in any tout
Id my. and on Iberia-victim oi theirelienl I
reload the loo of want of
tied and
Friday look the night train to New lam-
don with the boy.
when also took another lruln to Bay Shore.
lhmvan my be
any to prmeeute lire. Rankin for the pur-
poae of winding but either to Jail or to an
asylum. ...
l palm. Aachelnaaa of the adi "19
“it” i an application for the discharge of Nicole
death during the week
for the murder
discharge was stated for on then ground»:
rim—“That after Treads a
«tort of appeals: he should have remained
In hill. but was confined In the Sing Sing
mot lumetrery to the state and federal
mitntlms. Counsel for True: says he
will get the cane More the lateral courts
for a review.
W Mall may: the publicatioaefthe draft at
carry it to the some» tin
laentavy at the Tunney.
Wm‘umror.
having tendered
Imam Cronnra, of Nebraska,
cent. and he will within a
painted by the pro-ideal.
eatod by General
aledncati
the expirationof the term aerved in thr
congress. He was a member of the coat
mitteee on fortification and of the militia
PARNELL'S ALLEGED MARRIAGE.
The Lady In Said to lie Mrs. O'SIIOa'e
Oldeat Daughter.
[1035003. April a—‘l‘he Pnrnellite morn
here of parliament continue to affect ignor-
ance on the subject of Parnell’s alleged
marriage to the olden! daughter‘of Mrs.
O'Shoa, while the friends of Captain O‘Shea
declare the story to he a canard. The ex»
treme privacy of the marriage, if it hat
occurred, is attributed to the fact that th-
young woman, although twenty-one years
of age, is a ward in chnuwry, and her mar
riage could not be lawfully solemniaed
without the content of the court.
Parnell, in the event of such a marriage,
would be open to prosecution. Several oi
mruvll's admirers affect to believe that
Parnell was never improperly intimate
with lira O‘Shco. but that In.- vi-‘ited lln
daughter secretly. with tmr column: of the
mother, and was manic! tn the daughter
to the fnthcr. llnwcwr. while giving this
an theory, the i'nrncllitt-s deny all knowlv
edge of the facts.
TO KILL THE CZAFI.
A ”all with - llrvolrer and a Pollen-d
l'lll Amulet!-
Sr. l’rzrrmnt‘ma. April a—Au attempt
on tho life of the czar wad frustrated Mun-
day. The our and marina we‘re re-vicwiy
the lrngmrinlguunls at their quarter: An
extremely select and limited number of
apeotators had been invited A sallow
fumed man of the southern type-wan admit»
ted on a ticket and took his place near
whom the czar would stand.
Ills refrzsal to minute In» overcoat uvir
at anapltlnn. l'pou being again mpwatnl
he (‘unvlllul and retinal to the anti- mam.
llr mu. :irmwtmi. when a revolver and a
glui-ulv ~llppn‘vol to contain pniwn were
{mind in ln-a llvx'Lv'f-i, ll» gnrctlwuunn-
or Sli.t|nr.‘z..rt, mu! tlr‘i‘llll't‘fN that the glob
tile cuntonml nwxiirine.
An ltallan‘a Deadly Deed.
a'i'iw x 'i‘. N, l'.. April n-.\'irmln Da—
vita,:rn llltliluil. was shut and killed in
the public in..rkct place lure hat night
byu follow countryman name-d Antonin
tiumlirlmi. 'I‘lw mm m‘upiml adjoining
fruit wtnmle and it loud i‘ will :nlmw
existed below n Ille- two furlll',‘ pm: two
yearn. At ton u't-Iwk the non quurn-Imi.
whirh t‘llllo‘tl in Iiuigiirlml tlrnulunnrcv
miter and stunning “.1va tlmme‘n tin-
hrml. When the lath-r fell lilxiglirhni
stood over turn and tired tlmm- ting-"4 into
bieprmtmtn body. An oiliwr ru-lu-ri up
:n llli‘ moment and the rrt'olwr mm then
turned upmr him. but the lllllt'l'l’ mm ton
lllllt'li for the murderer and knocked him
down with n IIIIIWO' his cIuIiamI-I‘r-mmmi
him. tinigliolmi, who in one of the \wnlthi»
llarry Donovan 'l'nrua I”.
Saw llivrzs, April H—‘leng
llnnuvan.
Harry
who was kivlrmpcd Imm hi!
Long Island. at a lonely
Mr. Donovan filitlt‘vi that
kidnap
he no
going next mum-awn.
hos Inntrncted‘ him attor
Ta Appoint Another Illeelrlelde Can.
it?“ You, April ll—Jmlge (lulleu. In
mum-me murt. nmltlyn. has denied
I» under “5.0;?“ :n be put to
an ng April it
of Alexander flair-no. The
meal to the
.lm’l’lm lite
Mimi punkb
he. Itatt he A-Meaae.
““erth 8.. April 8.-A tit. Johan
Newfoundland” metal to The Evening
furore...” camel. “
henna Cree-are Appointed Aral-teat
April lt—aeeretary Footer
the office of WI leo-
retary or the trmnrytoexdteprwautatlrr
that no
tlenma baa slgniliad hie willingneaa to an ‘
few days be ap
Mr, Crouaae,‘ who is a paranoid friend at
Boater. will take the one- vav
Bateheller. of New York.
1mm Crounae war born In Schubert:
county. 8. ii, in not. reaeivad an academic»
amend in 1&5 hegaatheprac‘
tiee of law in Montgomery eonnty. When
tbewar broke out he raised a battery of
artillery and entered the army as captain.
He woe wounded, and realgned hie corn»
mission after a year'a aerviee. In ten he
"went to Nebraska where he Inca-w a
member of the territorial legielature and
anointed in framing the pruent state can
stitution. Later he was elected an aeao
date justice of the supreme court, and at
Forty-third and Forty-fourth emiona of
are highly indignant over the fact that
at Pittsburg.
Headed to Elect a Settle-eat.
reelected president of the conference: P.
accretnriea.
The Beale Committee.
chfieu: Ohio miners. J. P. Jones and W.
II. Fran-ford; .I’ennsylvania miners. A
Winders and C. Ii. Wallis; Ohio operators,
are not represented in the conference, as
they hare made a sum-rial independent
fight for their wages this year.
After the conference the scale commit~
tee met. The miners presented their de-
mandx for an increase of it) per cent. and
the eight hour day. The operator:
treated their deniaml for a reduction of
about H per cent. These two demands will
be presented to the conference today. They
will be promptly rejected by the opposing
shim. who will then begin their (Ielibernc
tiom for a settlement.
The Sllurra‘ Demand;
The minor-x prevented the following do»
‘ tilitlnl‘:
I. .\ grnrrni adjustment of the mile for
machine wnrk at an advance of it) per
cent.
'2. Eight hours.
it An advance of I0 pvt rent. for all hand
digging.
4. That all coal at the railroad mince be
wright-d on the can.
'lm operators demanded a ruluction of
It) percent. .\’o agreement woe tracked
Connmittrcmnn Jones, of the minera. said
after the meeting that the situation was
disparate. .
A "not Critical Occasion.
Punt-lent Dumpster. in hie opening atl~
rims, said tln- m-caxiun Wits the turret critic‘
nl in the history of the business. and the
annual mmiornmi wisdom would he need-
ful to vllvct a with-mom. It lebelicrr-d
that both «lilo-a will not constervatively.
'l'm- mlmuf the host conference will gor-
cm the [Irm‘rn-Imgs. Ihelumtteo outside of
I'omuylt'miiu and Ohio will be given a
voin- but no vote.
The Ilutaidr Staten.
The outside deli-mica of Illluo'te. Indi-
arm, Wm! Virginia and Kansas who are
attending the. conference will confer with
the uik'nlinrs in their respective state.» on
a settle lumped on whatever agreement may
he run-heal by the t‘nllfr'n'nt‘t. Three out—
Ethic dates will t'llt'h have its «private
Kalle. Tin-y me competitlvediatricm to
(thin .tml l'cnnuylvunia and the scales will
then-fore be modified only by local condi-
[loom
The Knighta In the ("to right-
The exwutlve committee of the United
Mine Workers of America held aconfer~
“we with John Devlin. of tbegeneral colu-
Enitte-c of the Knights of Labor. last night.
Mr. lh-vlin sinful nfta-rthe conference that
from thin on the Knight» of Labor are in
themkc region light and will back the
atrikcrn linuncmlly to the utmost extent.
A (‘oruentlnn of Striker- Calla-ll.
Sctll'l‘lulJ-l, l‘a. April ~.«‘I‘he United
Mim- \\'or|u-rs will out a call for a special
cttllVrIllltlfl of the- strlkcrs. nrgnniwtl and
nlmrtgnnilml, of the entire region to he
held here next Friday. The purpoue of the
meeting In to map out nconm tobrlng
the atriks toamrremful cm! and to secure
thennnwrntlon of‘tlm nun-unionist“. Ser-
enty or eighty delegates will attend.
Iterr Ilebel'e Adhere-la Angry.
litmus. April 8.~-~Thc (lemma «retaliate
their xvi-at lender in lit-lug in high luxury
In lh-rIln. It In «aid that iiebel. not satin»
linlwitbu bun-w grumlly furnlahal and
uncle-ct and abundant larder, basane of
the fine» wine cellars in Berlin. and “I"
dulgm with his friend» in the clmicaot‘
champagnes. why and other beverages,
while he make» a bottom» of denouncing
the luxury and extravagance of capitalist:
and holding himself forth an a model for
the mam
Poll" Meet Keep Oat of Petition.
l‘ntunnmm, April emu-momma,
who was inaugurated Monday. he» honed
the following «mler to the pollen depart
ment: "MI per-tone contacted with the
bureau of police In any capacity. earring
ea momtmsuf the ward executive commit
teen uruf the city campaign committee.
amrequested to withdraw from the name
within the next ten dayu, or falling In title.
to pvt-«mt their realgnationa. Any viola»
tlon of this «ruler will be mull-lent caller
for immediate trial and dismissal from
the aortic-1 for dhmlmdienee of onlere."‘
' ltarrlhlo luatlt of Two children.
Ptarm'ittt. cm; April Ru‘l‘wo ehll»
dren of like [unmanned air endleai
AMA rnttwAftereoneroatfae
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motion
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mEWiEEt’uiE‘EnEiCE
Coal Operation and Miners Meet . A
mammary; m AT mun
President ”mp-tar [aye the litaatlear
la the Ilene critical la the "later,
of the neutron—Windo- and (leader
Multan, April d—The sixth annual
wage conference of Ohio and western
Pennsylvania coal operators and miners
began here yeeterday. There were aeven~
tyelght operatore and eerenty’three dolo
gatee from the mlnero. Over $5,!!!) mlnera
aredirectly represented. while the result
of the conference will affect a total num-
ber of 75.0». Alexander Dempater, an
operator of Pittsburg, was unanimously
McBride,miner; J. Mortonhail, operator,
and I". 5. Brooke, operator. were elected
The following scale committee war
ll. 3. Willard and C. Harris; Penney-h
vauia operators, George W. Schlenderberg
and D. l'surt. The Monongahela miner-s
m
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GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Hotlilt Halli afflict,
GraduatedOptloIan
II North Iain Street.
“mud Imatted nd ‘
are: grou mm
Fe of old llenae. elatlnfoction
'o\charge for testing one.
N EIIIMTISM
‘l‘o Minuteman-ampere»
lat.w ”tether , y laal‘
v'rto mar-aluminaa‘endfag at:
F. . KIMBALL.
UXCOIJBUIIDIIO
I ate- Square, NEW YORK.
main:
Clover Farm Creamery
BUTTER,
E “crylx-ly buys It. ‘Snltl only by
B. F. Stevens,
.‘II‘SII ' H ALI. lilJlt‘K.
$500 Reward.
fur H.» or
minim «w. m: any V)! the hxrnt inn-mime)
t'N in ~ri-I tn.» n.
be: i’illll‘l'
Silll'lTI. I! “Kill.
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‘ It \\'. IMYMHSILM! Somalia.
.ouil. Prbruztr} I3. Nil (Km:
Covert
000, I Know
sue; Mu. LIKE tr.”
:1 contra en’
honoree 0° 9
Sell”
“at every-hora. W e Hume-lfl.‘
commune letween thle calm and years, not a tint death here. The ‘ .
mu. Theeolaatoa pleuenurt “Journal the United onus. mo... with th’eeor children were but dingallre with eoaioll. w' '- DOUGLAS :32 Water Street,
mic-day for lack of made. the m,haaeeinpletelytarualpuhth tenth-mi exploding. their clothing" SHOE “mm mm", mm. nulmmvm‘rmr.
ure baring entrained without a. lluMWthapropo-at Thalia» eat on the and the ehlldreoweretatally an more Pare W my m, tun-en- W. ,M
alumna-ileum Wml her We! in burned. m within of a :‘b’h‘m’ . g. mvmihmnmvlmfi mama
m““""°m mfg; 3.3." anm'“ ii? While ill: ‘ Ii sump at 50" pm sun-v-rqingnmw ? um:
autu- flea Petite national one» um“ um MI“ W. W Jon B ' ‘fl'f’hflmxl‘liifi‘l‘ibmmm ”might Tm»:
”mm ' 11mm: mom WWW... m... m» We «in...» piping...
rem the tall-tea in. “t , W. ll. MURGES. Wmtport. mi: SEW“. tg:%_ tfifi'lfi
““4 N“ M wean wm m emu be! _ M ,, _ ._ . maamddhmmlby mu Ema:
I'D-Stain.
- “Van's" Rheumatic Cure
unMEn i. IIIIVT’S,
to all complicated (-a-‘ca. ('nm-
prev-crimion or
guaranteed.
IN nous. FINEST INNIIE. \
"In"?! 2w
.l Ilruztrrluf Flt? Iiirruirr'l IhulL-irs [will be
pain! hi : v‘lr'r‘il'nvn 0f the town of Boruztlk
r and mini: linn u! the mm: or
or an; ~on-I: that may-m or
,Svlrrtuwn nf
FU R N lTU R E "What do luuThinloI This
Ito you deeire eenre
I any cure. I mean all the word impure.
USE
Internally. and
Externally.
Van's lllwmnntix: Cure in
mainly.
tonic.
L.
a glut appetite. rims
and vltn I). “clean the
appenranm. giving a healthy complexion.
Mr. Joseph Sullivan.
hacaejmnhntclrigur attire. will tell you who
l»: thinks of "Vault" Rheumatic ffurc.
Nunwuj. Ohio. Janna ' 2, Nil.
Sir. James Van Sven. ‘ r3.
Dear Sir-H” mun: I have been
with pains in my bark and n
limbo. l have tried nlrnml everythin"
hear of, without any good remit.
fortunately heard of “\
all“, from (fonm-tlt‘ut
I ruull
fy wlf
an'e" Rheumatic Rum
fviomlrs, I tum: faith
my it has dune it. work well.
mm.- from my limba.
tirnnny hr llm
(rived. and i would earnestly «run-at nil art!
mm; from any rhczlnmtir
nu-d lt'Il’ltl‘s, without delay.
\\ )I, It. iwa’l'.
So. if) .llniu street. Nut-unlit. ”Ill”.
hum- n remedy :- rt
litvrxuruv. .V. .L l‘uhmux, t. Nil.
.llr. Jae. Ni. You No“.
value 0! your t'uugh Furi- fur srnup.
crmt marine and ilr”llt{ll' ‘
«um l’rllr'l. Sim-c fllrn
:mrlgévrn it tn my l‘lxiL n .t~ vet-a
‘gulro~l.uml ulwayw have funnel the» ~.. lit: re»
:Elllx tiz..'1urum{-t relief and .1 hp» run-
II in} vrlf
t‘uu:li rmmiy and vmuI-I recommend all
nmtlwr‘e tune LILtrIl . tn Lrn: n Vllpxlly n! 1: nr
lmlwl rod u "num r, nf wr-Vrnrmn.“ lilo-pm t
full} )‘tlllf‘. glib W. i! Illllill
Tu v Intnw .tnul prov-n.» (hr
.lwux . In mm the
"i; (1
(two. mo
"Van’s”
Th» abou- {m paraffin» {or nilr by «lmrcF-h
In! 1:!
Grand Opening.
. ‘5 (Pry-p
[BC- 3 Lei
MILLIN‘ERY.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
lie. 3 Wale: Street, Harwell.
Nzlillzlil“ :LLi lin' hum: «1.1... :n
Nillinery Novelties. ,
*~~ ur- rpl rim int zruinzz. Nu
Dru-n nur hm v'urr- II limit
crew. nu r upmi m 52ml]: mum, ~lzm. I‘ltlri'h',
up or Jim” April TIL.
Ilorlun Point,
(GIEBIIRY'S MINT.)
South Norwalk. Ct.
J. E. POWER,
PR! lPIllETt ill.
will!
HALE’S
Bough Balsam
......nr . ..
'llll BNENIV.
NIIIEIIUIINII,
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
swim 8. annual,
Telephone. lie tort Prim.
tam “adenoid.
.4/
withoor an no your:
for lthemuati-un? When
"INNS" NNEIIIITIO llNlNENT
‘ pure! ‘ an herbal
It is; a blood purifier an: a first-via»
joist the thing fora opting medicine. It
the blood of all impurities, and f‘I’tflllfi
immersing unn'n anzlh
skin of that yellow
tronh led
intent-4.. in all my
”trouble to try your
i cry zlllt'e‘l‘rtll’ your“
How you .1 not b that lab lutrflml w-r)
hVan’s” Bough cure.
Dear Sir lint-nil} i find :n‘wafnn tn in: the
To m:
StiffandSoflHals,SilkHals
in Tr:-
lv i
r'rum m= t'Ipt‘l'll‘ui’.’ 1 Lunch. viplelKv yuir
‘ K
- ”all. to urn-J
lln all). my! to riveturo til»
one. swim»; mum tn :1 lmllrh) mud.-
Dentifrice.
Pattern Hats, Bonnets and all
m on row. f»
find not.
"I4: South Ifain St, South Iomall
l’ Nasonic Building, Nomalk.
mum
nibble &. comsmcl’s.
VERMONT
ieedPotatoes
f'mprivmr of the ”at. "an":- STAB, I .
BEAUTY Ill HEBRBN,
!'
fully used It according to rlirntiun... and l I an “I“! Rosa
_ My; back Imiay
us My well an over. not! 1b.: Mire-new» nympho I)
Therrfnro I will my It‘s-
nmny you bar:- on dunbt ro-
Ilihble &. Ilnmsmck.
Spring Styles
HATS
IX .\I.L mums 55D Hunk; ol'
t‘ruah liars. fur lien and
.\ .E . .u . «if! Hal:- fur Men at
N APP’S,
9 I Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing.
cleaning and Ironing Sill: IIats.
80:3» Rah and l'
, _ .
. Wall Papers i
SE‘RENB STYLES.
tor .l~~n!'l't."l.l 5-7 l'rpwr ll;ar..:l::< is the
ml ,eu .mz'
. Mn J Li Ilm man u. Nor.
Illllflfl dolls nilewr Patterns
l'ui: "ll-ill >i'lIIN-i ’l‘illI‘H.
A line of Iiiits at 2!] and 25 cents
Hill lml'lilll ILHI.I..
.\ full lure of 7.11.
.uni \nmx Zw‘. t'ro
lira-tum km“ .3 . ill
“u . l‘ur Imrrl nag-ll Film
wl hunk. I mu El t'ulnre
«r ‘ ‘ 1m- i‘wmpmlrinn.
Mu: lur-~ liarv‘l
MAI t-‘ttrmmrv.
PAI NTI N G.
Paper Hanging and Calcimining.
L. H. Decker,
I" “Inhimrlnn itrrrr. ‘4", Nuruulk.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paperlllanger, Calsiminer, Painter
.hnl Jruirl in
Will PIPER AND HERMES.
Pl Nun!- M...n Mr. or. so. .Vumulk.
finmpb» lamh.‘ at full Imc l..tr~i stilt-e. of
Pawn. “uni-n :m l l-III Mum-tin: » when m
limp-(n fur Impo- 1.4m. on nun. r b, pmtnl.
null! E‘tlnutlr! rim rfuli) given.
GfllD. SILVER. NICKEL.
.trnl nil kind-s. of nayliiml
PLATI N G
lime M
49 Water Street, South linmall.
.lm thin...r t lnlnl from in map 5’ rim: lute pm a».
A n m lolly Irnulv of Table \\ err. Itrllninlxlnu
em Imwwrnm: all ItlmIs M hm»- Wurl'k.
i‘bmulullrrn. limping [mop-n. l'lilullo .‘flh'k
Yuwmetv. “title. l'lolulr. m k» oral ”them
“warring Ilnllr.
Wort Ilene at Short letter ml
initiation Guaranteed.
are?» If
consihwmatltm
Sum-alum SI: h liruriarh
Mr antlillllnnq and on
any family Powell”.
fill a HUI lllfi'ldlllli'l‘
. lerot'uully r; liable tuner-
I .l I H In ’llt'wlnulifnmu. i‘ur
‘ are everywhere. Prinz!»
rents a but. 0. A. BILL.
I'mprMnrJ'nrr ml Mr.
X.) . CO
H)»
(llltliltm in wt Minx.
Apothecary, flout h Somali. We n, 514 film
Bill IIF TIIE NINIIFlfllIfllN.
FIVE NILE: Hil‘lill'
\W‘
‘%- p
l'l'l,"l” ,, .yl'
will.
MIN NNII Mll. MIMI“.
"Meat manufacturer of herb) ,
on? “1:." ”gr-Mm: wank for 3"“ [mil «1 "an
en ti roan r: a ma va
of he he and trimm m at wim'e wit-Mn will
be high enough andflm erunrgb to eelt Ilse
mat whim
FRANK sorts-roe
dflly
Norwalk Chronicler