pure you are right then go ahead, for it is the hasty man who makes the most mistakes. There are
f times, however, when it is easy enough to make up your mind. Some things require a good deal of
‘ study; others can be seen at a glance. The figures we are “now quoting for our
Sailings, Spring overcoals and Ienls,’ Furnishing“
ERHAPS 11' MAY BE TRUE THAT run monfrwho hesitates is loat,‘but
“We don‘t believe it. ‘ Don’t be in too much or a hurry unless you want'to be sorry for it. Be
flood,
Tell their own story. and don't. require any deliberation.
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BARON FAVA’S BAD BREAK
Italy Embarrassed by a Slip of
His Pen.
A rumour. rumour-Ion ism.
But Mil-Inter Van Tumbled the Note
“Judicial Punishment"-lle 1.3.1.: to
Hunt Exaggerated Ilia Tons of Prowler
Ildlnl‘l Protest Io Secretary Binnie.
'BOXB, April Ell—Baron Yum, Italian
minister to the United States, arrived in
Bone today. He conveys the ollicial cor
rupondeuce on the subject of the Italian
massacre at New Orleans in a chest, which
was guarded by the military on landing at
film. Fora was reticent as to the situa-
tion, but admitted that he dillercd much
from his government regarding the way
that Italy should treat America. ana is
- chcused of ,n slip
of the pen in trans
lating the ll rst
Italian note. The
note, no sent from
Italy to be com-
municated to Mr.
Blaine, demanded
giudiciro (judicial
p rose cution} of
the lynchera,
' p which Boron Fara
A ,wrongly translatv
.~. ‘ ed “punishment."
It is further con-
sidered that Fara
35303 “W‘- exaggemted th e
We of Premier Rudini’s protest or did not
comprehend that Italy was compelled to
assume an air of decision in order not
to break too suddenly the traditions of
Criapi'e foreign policy.
HUNDREDS OF WITNESSES.
The Grand Jury [Investigating the New
Orleans Maui-ere.
Nrw Onions, April m—Scction A or
the criminal district court was crowded
with about 300 men yesterday when the
grand jury met. They represented the
moatprominentbusincns men in the city
‘ nndheen summoned Saturday and Mon-
day to testify in the llennessy case. Most
of the gentlemen did not know why their
presence was desired. Many of them had
not been down at the parish prison on the
day of the tragedy and consequently Were
not acquainted with any of the circum-
stances of the nllnir. They paused into
the grand jury room one by one, and none
remained inside for any length of time.
“'hilc it was dillicnlt to learn from any
of the witnesses what the chnrncter of the
quatiom mitt-d was, it is divincd that the
citizens were suuunnned to testify with re-
gard to public opinion and to gin- the
namesof those who were present hiding
and abetting the tinying of the ltuliun
prisoners. District Attorney Grant has
nearly completed his report, but will not
give it out for publication. It will cover
for pointy that have not nlremly become
known through the pres». reports, and in
simply an olllciul statement for the benefit
of the secretary of state. There were two
or three clemrruen before the grand jury.
THEY PUT GENERAL BUTLER OUT.
no Famoua Attorney Eject“! from .
Iloeton Court Boon.
Beams, April 22.——(leneral Butler was
forcibly ejected from the United States
district court yesterday afternoon by
United States Marshal William W. Dober-
ty,ucling under the orders of Judge t'ar—
penter. When Illalrlcf. Attorney Allen
moved for a specific date for the hearing
on the motion for arm: of judgment in
the we of Cluretta F. Johnson, who had
been convicted of perjury, General llutlnr
addruesed the court. whereupon the judge
laid.
“Mr. Marshal, Mr. Butler in in disordc.
You will kindly remove him from the
room." The marshal and two lieutenants
then took Mr. llutler fromlhe room. ()nly
mimics! violence was used, the general
wulklug to the door.’ Mrs. Johnson was
afterward sentenced to pay a line of ten
dollars and to M’fl'l: six month! In jail.
The general who wen later In the day
and mid; “of course I ohall toke legal
nep- In connection with the matter. Whoa
nluan lay» hi» hand on mc,nnd has no
right to, be generally gets sued for nxmult
and battery. I loud to do that once before.
of couple, there are other remedies aim.
All in good time I ehall take care of them."
General Butler went on to aay that he had
never been removed from n court before in
“impel: yearn of practice, nor had be
over Keen any lawyer removed for attempt-
lng to mldmsr the court on behalf of lab
client.
10 ”or Out the [main-nu.
WMIIIKoroa, April a-Jl‘ho treasury
department hon sent a number of special
to the Canadian border to mint
already there in preventing immi-
grauu landed at llnllfax and other port-
oornlan Into the United States in violation
of the lmmluratlon Iowa. Amman! Scm‘
tar: Bpauldlog anyrt he does not think the
low In being violated an extensively a.
cone of the collectors think. At the ram
Brno, be any», the difficulty In detecting
Vlolktlons is very great. But-h lrmnluruutl
do not come In a body. but slit In in half
Mushy rail, no two in n cor, but not»
land through a train.
England flay Attach Portugal.
tom’s. April fill-911Mb attention in
auto “Inoculated on Portugal. and It in
than Lord Salisbury in mm
to present to thut pow-r an ultimatum, to
h followed by war should the Portugal
in their attacks on British later»
nu. The . probable mull. of Inch a war
are being dimmed, and one result worm
certainly be the seizure aud annexation of
Goa, the last remnant of Portuguene do-
nluwn in India. A: or Mflmtbem
portlouofthll‘o murdtorylah
thehop belt cannot 'Mhm
Infilnflmnflem
MIL-Wallace,
mom». of the terse-t Illa.
monotone; llmn bore, III-II-
“Maser “Milan-r, with
will] WMWNW attenmmouyucltlnsmum know-ad thuhemdla U a;
use lam 'rku nation In due to “I At the am of Moon W H the amluatlon It was found ill-Elmpgw
m that!” T5009.- rumour-din «BMW. mmmmruplam
W‘la'whmna are not
w. labor ' re main.
Hflmmm‘rflu
low he Antler-9
banana «I’m-um
hr tun lurk-l It
rm. » ’"
[Al-lo- Find In Honor of tho l’mldoll
the United States yesterday in doing honor
to President Harrison. The presidential
train nrrired at El l’aao nt ll) o'clock, after
u run of more than on miles from Sun An~
tonlo. A part of the route lay along the
picturesque canyon of the lilolimnde, nnd
the president spent several houro on the
rear platform of the oluert'ution ear nd.
miring the scenery. As the tmin run
through this section Mexican men, women
and children came out hurriedly from
queer looking adobe huts and gazed with
wonder at the trnin. A hinge encampment
of Mexican railroad lnborcrs cheered us the
train went by.
HEXICO'S FRIENDLY TRIBUTE.
and Mn. Harrison.
El. I’alyo, Tex, April fl—Mexico joined
Aubert stop “'35 made at Del llio. Van-
verde county, where nearly the whole
population of the little town tumed out
to welcome the chief executive. The. stu-
tiou building was fairly covered with
wreaths lof roses, and bouquet . after
bouquet wow handed up to the presidential
party by persons in the crowd until the
platform of the observation car was cov-
ered with sweet smelling flowem. Two
little girls-I presented the president with a
large lmket of roses, and the ublic echool
children presented It written address.
The president made It few remarks and
Mr. Wanamaker and .\l r. Rusk also spoke.
Ysleta, El Paso county. which, the inhub
itunts claim, is the oldest town in the
United States, had a bno‘n‘hnnd with Mex.
icon musicians to greet the president.
When the train halted there Americans,
Mexieurwotld Indians crowded about the
observation car, and nearly all shook the
president's hand.
The truinurrived at El Prom on schedule
time. Governor Carillo. of the state of
Chihuahua. Mexico, Mexican cuatoms oili‘
tern on the border. General {\Ict'ook, of the
boiled Suites army. and many prominent
citllens met the president at the train. A
detachment of the Fifth cavalry and bond,
a number of Mexican ollicers with n mili-
tary band and local organizations fomled
a procure/ion to the court house, where
speaking took place. At many of the street
corners were banners in Spanish and En
glish bearing the words "licciprmity with
Mexico." General .\. .I. Holley made the
address of welcome .‘II. the court house.
Governor (.‘urillo ulmspoke on bellnlf of
President Dina. Several others then uuule
spcechm welcoming the pn'sidcnl to the
Lone Star state.
The prmident made it brief response and
was; heartily applauded. The presidential
party left for Loo Angeles at noon.
Mrs. Harrison and a number of other
Indies of the party visited .laurcz. on the
Mexican side of the river, where a salute
was fired by Mexican artillery. A solute
was also filed on the American side.
“by the President» Did Sol Mort.
\VAHIIXGTUS, April :31.» it was»- intended
that in Iln' I our-wot hi~ wwlrrntrip Pn‘a'b
do-nt Il:IrrI~on almuld meet President Dim
of Mexico at El I’nsu and “change fra'
ternnl greetings. It was discovered Inter,
however, that such :1 meeting was rendered
impnutticnble lwcuuse the I‘onutitution of
Mexico forbids the president leaving that
country, and by our laws if the chief ex-
ecutive should go outside the jurisdiction
of the l'nited Slows the act would be
equivalent to his resignnliun. uull his other
would become I’ncnnt. Then, of‘ course,
the scheme wrm‘ abandoned.
PlNKERTON MEN 0N HAND.
l‘lrr llnndred of Them Exported In the
Coke Region.
Snrrrmuz. Pa. April :1. filly tonight
if!» Pinkerton detectives will have arrived
in the coke region. They ore to be sta-
tinnml on guard duty, principally nt l’rick‘rt
Work" The at rikcrs are exmperolnl. and
a feeling of lllll‘lhllletlfi is very noticeable.
At the ntrikcrs'mectinlr-i lust night the
strike ll‘fillt‘m mnde st mm: speeches against
the introduction of “Pinkerton lhugn," not
[by call them. Each plnnt where work in
being done will hereafter be guarded by a
heavy force and positively no interference
with the Workmen permitted. The execu-
tive board of the l'nited Mine Workers
me! here but evening and reviewed the
situation. Their decision was unanimously
in favor of n continual ion of the struggle.
Agrfl’ort will be made to secure more
money. Quite a sum of money was re
celmland distributed among the needy
familiea yesterday. The l‘rick company
claim to have more. men working at all of
their plants. Out of the film oven» of Jim-
lown and Sterling all but sis nrellred,
and more workmen are at hand than are
required to run the planta.
McClure 8: Co. '5 force in also largely in»
creased. Fourteen fnlnlllen were evicted
at MOMMA yesterday afternoon. The
serving of eviction notices continues.
All In reported quiet at labouring No. 2,
where I50 Pinkerton men are on guard.
There were no erlctlona in this vicinity
yesterday. The labor lender» have just re
celred Information that. the I-‘rlck Coke
company have engaged the nervlceo of we
experienced mlnere from the l'unxsutaw-
nay cord llelda with the Intention of put.
tlng them to work at once to their varlouu
aussu Is_II_IIr WITH us;l
She'll Not Help Us Save the.
Seals.
m VIEWS 0] THE BIG DISPUTE.
I
I.
Like Secretary III-Inc. like Dot-e Nut “11- l
Ilene In flu- Cloud lira Idenw'l‘hr Que-o-
llon May Be III-rill"! by Taking lluglnud
Into the Protection Scheme.
NEW You». April sit—The Herald's St.
l’etcrrburg wpeclnl cable dispatch mya:
l'lci‘l'ellkl'y llluine Ithnuld make nomionke
about the p05“ ion of Russia in the coming
arbitration of the Behring sea question. I
know the views of the government, ul~
though it would not he fnir to hold it re
sponslble for my words. In the first place
there in nothing on record here to Show
that Rug-twin intended to convey to the
l'nitcd Slates any special rights in the
open writers of Behring sea. The sale of
Allblul mm the mull of private lit-collu—
tions between lluron Edward de Sttm‘ki
and Secretary of State Seward
“null kit It Out.
ltumin Illll’lh'lr-BI)‘ left the question of
special jilri~nlicti0n. or apeciul privileges
in the sen, out of the barman. The whole
llllllfr'r, rm for as l can uncertain. was in-
lentiunully put Inside, and any attempt to
draw llrhsizl out of this vuguemul rim-served
position would burn been evaded or re
slated.
t
ller l’onitlon l'nnuerauful.
The Rumiun gownmwnl had met with
little success in its. c-llorlc to establish
either exclueive or partial control over
Behring son. The question had become
emlmrrrmwing, and the ministry was not
noxiousloiucorrmrnlcorllx suchatnlulrle
some lfihlll‘ in n trinity of sole.
control over tlrv' sen us all Ilnimrlunl one
At tlll~ moment Illusiu lulu-res tlmt it i-
Inltm~~llllr to maintain Illr' “I‘lnwd sell"
position Mr. lllnine, humor womanl-
rmnlynlumdoncdthat claim in the moot
explicit lungungc.
(‘un We Protect (In Stale?
But now comes a "Inst delimit» point--
the right of the l'nllrd Stutwrn protect
the :1an while they are passing through
the high sen from one feeding: ground In
another. Iillr‘s‘llll hna the surnerichts n.-
tlle l'ttltell States on llt'l' own side of the
son.
The moral effect of a decision in the . ou—
lmven-Iy between the l'nited Sum-s null
(in-n! llnlniu will be to mmlt' uncut hind
lug on liuwlu. 'l'llc lltI-smu‘ Vlvll‘ of the
matter I: therefore ext n-nu'ly important.
The ltnulnn \‘lrlr.
I may suy that while Russia n-gnrlh the
right of prom-ling the wul‘. own on the
high new. In inherent in the notion to
Wllll II the l’lh1kl'l‘ll'fi“HINDI—Kill“ right is so
modified by the inle-rrIIItinnztlitj of :ill blah
sum and by the continuity of llrili‘b juri‘»
diction, that the only way to I‘lnu- the
trout cont mrcrsy l~ in m'knowlmlge n lim-
itml consulmtiw rmht on the port of firm“
llritulnuud then provide for the llrlllf‘"
tinn of the seal:- and the will lIulIMry by
arrwement between the lulled States,
Rik-hill and tin-at llrItnin. This isthe litm—
slnn view. All other pruptmltluns are re
corded as untrustworthy.
Future Trade lunnln.
“cables, it mind not be forgotten that
the urn-m Siberian ruilnuy, which is to
reach VlltxllVOrlllk'h, “'1“, within occurrin-
lion, loud to a union of Alzulku Illlll Siberia
by rnilul Behring strolls. The lllle'wlluut
are not blind to the fact llmt there "my be
Important conunerI-inl routes ornate the
disputed thlt‘fillllht‘ future. and it ism-c-
reamy toseule all quesliona of jurisdic-
tion now. .\.~ for the present arbllmllon,
l have "Elk-“Ill to believe that Russia would
be. satisfied with the king of Swalcn, or,
better hilll, the president of the Swing con-
federation. -.
It “'34 an Itapeuoln Kaploslnn.
CIKCIXNATX. April L's-A verdict for
My!» dmuages in favor of the Peters
Cartridge company hue been returned in
Judge Moor-ens” court. The defendant mm
the I’llnaburg, l'incinnnti and St. Loni»
Railroad company. The action wan banal
on the explwion at King’s mill» II few
Inonthnngo. A freight crew in making a
running switch threw detached can via
lently against a car containing gun pow-
der standing on the «pur track, the mn-
runnlon canning an cxplmiou. The plea
naked for an allowance of “limo for in-
jury tothc pluintllf'n plant and interrnp
tion of bunincsn.
New ank'o Vurnaen' Alliance.
llonsnuavuum; N. Y.. April alw’f'hlr
town I» In the hands of former politlclnnn,
who have come here to hold the tint Mate
cord mine», now guarded by the Pinkerton
men. It is also stated that there miner»
that they are to mint ln breaking the
atrlke. When the ‘l’unxuutarrncy mlnen
were on a strike n few months ago the
contributions In their support from the
coke region miners were very meager.
Bold II prominent labor leader. “I burn
expected this. and suppose that the Pun):-
Iutawney miners think this tbelr opportu-
nllyto one accounts with the miners
In the co 0: regional." The I'nnxontawuey
miners. it In said, will arrive either to-
night or tomorrow morning.
They Don't Want the “Ellen.
Umoarmm. P... April m-u'l'be etrlko
lender: have telegraphed Governor Putt
son that they do not want the mllltlo Ito-
tloaad in the coke region; that they-re
not needed; that nberillr can secure all the
deputies necessary If they will only pay
for them. They extend an invitation to
the governor to cleft the coke region. The
telegram was signed all the more promi—
nent labor load-n an tailor-ed by’Colml
1.11 W,tbawellkmabmouatlc
politician.
W by m IIIIIII.
loun- Puum.P-., April inn-Dur-
lagthuvlctlona at Montreal yang-l
hadron bythemlllth. Allah!
at! 6!.li critic-lulu!
nutMl-anmt.
O
hhhfltfi‘a Wu,
“iii” 3 w” r-flutlal
are coming with the full undemandlng.
Anabel III Wanner-lilo
convention which the Alliunce ban held In
» New York. lkdcrtnte-I from twelve coun-
ties. most of them in the western part of
the atatemrgnnlwd today, under the di-
rectiou of l’mlclent Polk, of the National
Flkrlllt‘l'll' Alliance. There are sixty dele-
gaten In the convmtlon. who represent. are
cording to the nrntementn of the national
organizer» who have been at work In the
state. about 21,000 member;
flavor: lllroeh'n l’enunylranla Punk-u.
Bornm, April mu‘l'be large tract of
land purcbnaed by Baron Hirsch Ia rifle
and in the vlclulty of hideaway, Pa. It
war formerly hemlock timber land. but
has now mostly been cleared. The tract
wan owned by Mr. i-l. S. ‘llnlllr, of Glenn,
N. Y..from whom llaron lllrncb manual
it. It I» stated that the purpose In to
establish a colony of Rosella Jmou the
tract and they will in all probnbllltyeu-
which the land in well adapted.
it.
out fine “ll-u.
Rurnrmun, ll. 3., April nun-m
Krona. a New York bourbonwu found
lying In the wood: near Intention. a
country tom: aboutumlle from Ruther-
ford, about 1 o'clock la»: min; each
analywounded. All becoulduymtht
hehodboohnhotbyamanbedlduot
mom!“ I...“ II In Hustle.
Plrrmmo “an" tau-A girl I‘m-II
l wuhtbellennm fatally.
died-um» the «bur day. After kn
haunt moonwalk-Mull: cleaned
opts-d m girl’s roan, and h
I. ..
‘condamml Tole‘rllni Gathered at I.
with regard“) the interference of the lio-
mnn Catholic clergy in the irish elections.
trounce. that Admiral Ghernl'di and Mini!»
President Ilyppolite empowering them to
to the United States for a cooling nmtlon.
Steckler have forwarded their resignation»
to 'l'nmmnny llull, and Louis nurrendered
hin plncc an conrorntion attorney.
bay, in Wales. have joined the Roman
Catholic church because they were refused
the ancrmnenta by the ministers of the
l-Ls‘tnblishcd church. Father Ignatius. who
is now in Ameriw, in the only l’rotesant
monk left.
terminal to invmtigate the management
of the canal, the Democrats are determined
they shall not, and the pnmpecta of an ex«
tru sexton of the legislature appear to be
increming.
appoinlml park com mistioner of New York
in plaice nl Waldo llutcbins, decennial.
fswlurersl hove lllrf rind agreed to do"
their “VIII-13‘ for a month.
And licodlm;
company from Swim"; m semiannual.
('txllll‘llll. has married Marian Boyd, a
wealthy New York holy.
The more Mr. llloine searches for Ni &::,f:lwfu‘n ‘ 5 1 2 0 o o 1 3 Or ll
deuce on thii point the more hrn‘illbe Amp". o u o z o u 1 1 I».
convinced that \V‘lu-n Allixkn Wu» Mild to lino» hlr~ Brown, to; Athletic. 9 [firwnr
the l‘niml Status lhu: lute cmr mid his ml Bum-nil. .uH - A) lhrrmm “mutt-r and
risers lunl u-wad to rmmnl llle chum to blur hl- " V 4" MM MrK-muxb
gage In the cultivation of sugar beets. for been
maul-II
“WWII”
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
W
utm- IND-I \‘arhno Place-I.
! the annual meeting of the Primroaa
‘ true Lord Salisbury Ipoke aimlficantly
lc thought they should keep out of poll-
lea. “
A special cable from Port on Prince au-
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“'19:;
SIT
Smith .‘ltrlu «tract.
i ,
p
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,,_ It.
. * OMSTOCKBROTHER
ll South Main Street,
sourI-I, NORWALK.’
Masonic Building,“
NORWAILK.
AT m
FURNITURE
GREAT B:\R(}.AIKS.
David Stow,
l'tbfilnlfl.
er llouiglnrm have [muted credentials!»
rent for the can-ion of Mole St. Nicholas
At New York Chnrlea, Alfred nnd Louis
The monks and nuns of Llumhony alr
HOMER Ii. llllYT’S,
pound INN-n urnunvi from prcm‘riplion or
In I hunt: for testing I-y .
Graduate Optician
ll North Main Street.
lilo-am filled In all ('utuplirutrtl I‘m-m. l'omr
At Albany Republican senaton are do»
The lion. Abraham ll Tnppan has been
Fourfifths of the Welsh tin plate. manu-
Tlle stockholders of the. Philadelphia
'I‘enuinnl company have
voted to lllt‘l’l‘:t§(' the capital stock of the
tilt-dau- l‘mpu-iin. brother of the actor
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Champion-hip (lumen of Internal Played
It) Various l‘luhs
.-\t V.»l:mcl--u«
“Colon; II l I It I) U I) a
“puma-o ,u o It i n l .‘l I! Ll:
Ikw- blln‘ \i’.t~lnr.;r~»n. r; Billllfnnh'. 7 Br-
rura \\':I.~longtwn.0’l lkdtlxnore. .‘I. Kath-rim:
t'urwy null Mrtiumr. \‘unulngham and Town»
mend
At lumbering-
Tho game between St. Louis and Louisville
was poem med ult acnlunt of wet grounds.
At Columbus »
('nllllrlbui.... . o o 0 l 3 o u l o—a‘
Cincinnati ,..II o u l o l r u l4
Haw hits- I‘nlumbm. ll: (.‘InI-innatt. 5. Errors:
Colombo-I. l. l‘txmnnutiJ Battered: Dl'lllll
and Ikbnlllh‘. lllll and Kelly.
2'
‘3
o
linbrtellr Hurley to Wed.
(‘uxrrtor \. .\'. \‘., April 2: film tin»
Ilrh-llr- linrivy. the only child of Horace
l;h‘t'lt‘)' Mow living, lie-cornea today the
wilt-oi the Itrv. Mollrrlm- tilemlr-nnlng.
The wedding n Ill take phre in the pretty
little llpiwnpal church ut I’ll-lunmwllr.
only two rullm from l‘lmppaquu. .\lr.
Glendrnuing n the [hL‘IUl‘ of :In l‘lplwopul
church zit \\ val Howler, and la .1 man no
pluml In be \I-ry wrulllly. lie is spoken
of in the luzrhvxt Truth by the to“ nuneu
of .‘Iiu NIH‘Q‘IV'} Alfred ll tanks. the
man u lm it I- Nib-4rd iv. going to break up
Ml“ lin-rlcy'» wedding. in u hurrnlI-ss
ernuk who Inrmrrly Worked or the (‘Uflpt'f
trude m l'lI:Ipp:Iqu:t Ile l~ n1 prurient cm»
pinged (La n (‘xh-pt‘l’ in Buffalo.
Five Killed by I Centipede.
LITTLE Rm 1.. Art... April :5. ‘*Xl‘WS loos
jmt reached here from llntcr county that
n family of live rump-re named Ital-loin
from 'l‘lptou county, Tenn, en route for
Turks, died in awful Culll‘lllslunn. The
cilia-m .~II~;n-clml tlmt a band of uyp‘lea
hnd poi-oned u spring near which the four
ilylwlenmrml,and the lynching of the
band was: only pmtponcd by the counsel of
tin-cooler bended. who installed (but they
have proof pmun‘c 'l'h'nI wire counsel pm
ventednull-plumlde tragedy, u yesterday
the remains of u largo Centipede were
found in the mom pot out of which the
cumper‘ luuldmuk. and this deadly pol-
raion Wlla undoubtedly the mun: of their
deaths. ... g
The Alden (‘ulll-ry All-Inc.
Nwruwmn. Pm, April :52. ~~.»\ lire in the
Alden t'ullll'l’)‘ )‘eelcrtluy burned the engine
house in the L‘ vein .ulopo. The gungwny
was set on lire by the llntnea. 'l‘bc nlr cur-
rent drew the air down thenhuft. Eight
men were at work in Hu- ahnft at the time.
but they mtcccmlwl in nmkiug their compo
by n cruel» heading. The llunu-s uprcnd
with great rapidin and won For. beyond
the worm! of tho minerals. The lower
workings are now one mm of datum. An
effort "to being made to turn the count! of
amlnll creek into the mine In order to
floodlt. Work is wholly suspended nod
400 men are Idle.
TIII anlenn'o Injnrln.
Polrrmor m, N. IL, April 22.».le Unit-
ed Stolen steamer Helena war placed in the
dry dock at the navy yard. Au examina-
tlon of her bull ahovml that a large hole
but! been store in her starboard bow and
her stem 1m: Illtl been abnmt wholly
broken on, whlle her keel In in bad allow.
Experts thlnk that the necessary repair!
on the venue] can bemade within the wper
cent. limit. a”
The New Line Completed.
Carma. Pm. April 23.41» new line
between llarrluburg and Bowman-dale is
completed and I tour of Inspection wu
made by the omclalo of the road. Trains
will be run over the rout beginning next
Monday, and ten days later through lulu
to the west and south will be running.
Portuguese new». “neutered.
r 1mm. April nm'nn active. at Port.-
gum Guinea. west mantel Africa. but
melted and have hot-ted the French flag.
be lalaad of Btu-o baa
Ice-er “alto-gee “I“ub
Donor, April urn—John homer, the
well known canton. has tell “0
with The Globe and lasuarl on” to
row Jake (indoor three angle null rm
oftmthruaudfour raun- rupture”,
for m a skin.
we murmur...“ ...
y u at
mafia. and Implanted my Wan-Ian
Im-c of old from. firtll‘fm'llnn mmmnlewl.
To any antler-Ir l viii send I’m an pomph
we
let, which tells that Rbenmamm wally la‘ in all
it» EWJIIQ cause of the pain attending r. and
bow to «Junta canted). lasting and inexpcnatve
cure. Addrmr
r. w. KIMBALL,
LINCOLS BUILDINO.
- IIOII Square, NEW TORI.
"1‘3" In:
emuurrn 1'
* pronoun
AN D SULPHUR.
He lost comm laminar him for
Lawns, Gardens, Pluto. Ihrahstu. etc.
An o-lml-n and cm W without foreign em!
can hr upon“! any tune in the «own. Darrow-um
like. I'Ln‘r after .I'W‘n' thus furn'kimmr carat
loud turno- mun m March worm-mun
Inerr. this In lllwrally died. Nvlhin ragtime meh I
tut Kroc n cob-r an s BAND 7 “Jul. II
II.“ tarp sown thrifty. Arman hoodlum a toll It”
lunar: mvr‘h vuKJh‘! and I bru- ftnp.
r. c. murmur. “mm
00".
-,:.w m-
a count: WCOUGI'I
“Inmates so soon, I KNOW
sun WILL LIKE. IT.”
Memo” hflmtdrwpm
Who-plug mama-n... Actual.
(on m Emu-pun in em and "ur- rebel in
adnaeed stage: run-m «will-nth.»
collar .5ch all-r thing the Int deer. sat by
uncanny-acre. WV atom—rt”...
W
l
luminance. 93.5
Cancer-Iowa! ' rm ed Horn. mun Blo-
nun u: the I: and
land. abort .or
who! ml. 0. “28le n. FIN-'11:. ”on.
u? rim .
curesllheumatlsm
Swimming-lick llemhu 13
Are enrol-Ilium» uml nu
mu Family l'uruullu.
llil ’- l’ll.l:1 UlN'l’MI-fNT
Incl llllll) reliable (armr-
ln lI'Ilmln IIll (urine. )3 r
on 9 t'\ N) in here. I’t'il n15
t‘rnlon buy. 0. A. HILL.
l'nipriolm‘. l'urlbmd. Mn.
.llltnllllH t‘, S’l‘lldrillN.
.nmtllecary. South Somalia. I‘oun. 124 :lm
I
l ,
U'H'II” .. ll
bill. will.
elm
IIINII SBIIAIIB & SON.
Wuhlnclml “mt. South Mrrw‘dlk. lyl h
w. a swears, Westport.
Whack-u my a.
noun.
Manually "root
In .Aum u»-
sytnm mt” warm
nu. No Irv-win
unknown Anon thrill
V tawny. lawman-M
at. * an
r- yum
I! I‘m-u
numb
IlllIR INBIIME ABBIIlINT
ounn In BE nurmuu Ircnnsrn
By judicious purchasing ‘of Dry Grinds this week. Why? Be-
cause hulking .at the particular fur-tor which brings about final
results, It IS self-evident that our Iricm are the Very lowest. and
to prove this We quote you the fol owing.
I
' THAT ARE BEIBII BBST III EIERI INSTANBE IT
M. s: SMITH
——..*——-——
We want in reduce our inunvnsw stuck. and big soles
pct-ted. This is, a) I'Ilfllll't‘ for all to secure gnmlfi for thr-
scusml at :m uniplostinnably low figure. You can go tlm
stuck and select your choice- and in no who will the pri«
the real Vullh'.
~—— 4» ..__,
IS CA LLKD Tl ) I )l'li Ill )1 PINSE ST! It'K “l"
”or lim- esmflnlly in I'llilllrvn's Hosiery. ”my )lixw
our line of
l
l
SEERSIICNERS AND SATEENS.
-4»
CU R STOCK OF
Was never more complete.
_.—.__». .__.
.. ".W
ASK TI) SEE Ol'li
stock. u complete 'urioty of inew styles. correlating of St
l’luds. rungmg In price from sm- to $53.23 each.
the nbow at u very low figure and We intend to rwll llm
as cheap.
and l’loida. which we also think on. very attractive.
follows: from no to :5.- per yard.
.-, _w
Muslin Underwear.
non, have junt receival a new
ple greater bargains than ever
M- 5- w 3
SPRING "FABRICS
'v tulie'll
ATTENTION
NBSIERI and IINBERWEAR
goods regularly sold :It {in- per pair. this‘ week So per pair. Also
DRESS GINGHAMS. BNALLIES, BATISTES, LAWNS.
Dress izi Goods.-
(-'ull' illlll we who! u beautiful display Wr‘ or» trunking tlli< mmk in
PARASOLS.
25 CENT CORSET.
Also any Ulllo'r makes of l'urrwls that are desirable.
fienls’ French Flannel Shirts
We will open on thmloy. April IS. in addition to our present
“'1‘ Intro ImIIKIlI
Bargains Still Continue.
We bun- bought the lament stock of flirting Flaunt-loin Stripe.“
uorum [IT or reruns or BIBBOIIS.
J not received, from No. 7 to In. Plain and Fancy. for Inc per yard
Of which we have carried an extensive mick all tlmmgh the men-
Wy and would one? to the pew
ore.
-——a*r—_~—
Bible I. Bomsmck’sl
VERMONT
SeedPOlatoes
wmn sun,
turn or lllllllllll,
urn nos
llihble 8r. flomsmck.
Spring Style
HATS
l}: ALL I.ll.\lri2.~' .txl) ITIUIRS 0F
SlillandSoIlHals,SilkHal
lion '~. link and (21pm I‘m-h ”Ella fur )lr-n a
I'ar)‘. Stirrin Salt Ilar- for Men at
KNAPP’S, .
9| Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firin .4
Cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
Wall Papers!
III? Sluts.
.1
’5
ilrl' "x-
r'nlmllg
lllglr our
‘5:
I Ribbed
sun
l’. ',~r I!.J.!I.1lln£< i‘ t
7;.- zlw In)”: or .\or-
stdik. \l.’ lute use!
Ill,llflll llolls of New Pallet
E'IIL: Till: ri’lllxli TRADE.
Aline of em; Mind 25 cc
l'l‘Ill lml'l’dJ-I HULL.
\ f ‘ ' v- ar ‘4 {Ni l‘.llilt~, bunch t'olu
. , \ c .‘M guy. Spar t'nmpositil I
€_.»h . . . —' ‘Inlr'llklp. Ilulehern' H
“a; r. r: m um»! l'Ex-lrsunul Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Ranging and llalcimini .5
L. H. Tlecker
“It .‘irr-rf so. Surwalk.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangewalciminel, Paint
.\:.=l fII'TlI‘l' in
VIAll PAPER AND BIIRBERS.
‘l Null. Mom of reef. fin. anh’alk.
r.’ f1‘l line hum! dying
.......~ ‘ty.l Mouldmx- taken
.r Ln. m .w .i. ”1-. with r by pistol.
to: l‘ I
‘r;-r.u...!u l imcrfull) Klu'lt,
GOLD. SILVER. NICKE ‘
Alt-l all Linda-r! Undiml
PLATI NG
bone at
49 Water Street, South Nam
M. ‘. rim..- 3 bird from o “11‘.” riu to. M
A -pr- ral'y mmlenf Told-a “an. ftrllnlshl
and Ifit‘wjrflm; all klmll or Mom I
0 TI .m‘ml. Harman Lam ~. Hindi-I title
Vin-w r , but”. N‘l-Iul‘, 1- know. "f
i... ',..a:l'l:‘; rimw
Work floor at Short Notice
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
mum
Electric 'l'ime‘
“VANS”: nth-WEN» ’
Ilm mg pun Int-Ml the liln‘fll" Tlllw I'll l
in tin- - In, Ian. mm JfO‘IHA'WN Input tuition
and hug» the mow n running ‘ll’lil'l'll .
rater.
Electric Bells. El: -
laurel-mp: for :
,tnnumhemv. mlar Alamo-.Wme ”of
m, and “mm In Irina. trauma. m‘”
lem Iwkrnullffll a) romlm t. mum
urns-mount.
W. C. PERR
Ml, to. Iain St. to. Imam
Bill or llli III new
VH1: NILE III" .II’
ripm {Hill
In mpullly
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