.‘ gins :mwnr.m
from "mu-1.8.x plana
Whine block. the: .' .
attractive modern from
upstream
w office flWall Al, N.
was & 030nm
’ ORCHESTRA a tin. N -
$4.31. if?” highlnamm 41 Walter Ito-lull
W a oorrrucrmnm
"AC “In. Main It.8.N. solo
Indigen‘ is celebrated lop Imam.
iIIs'III orIIIII ElTEIl
Imus." uIscovunr IIIIII:
at A murmur II'IIIIIN.
82...... "nab-Ii MI
“ no Mac a lento! and
fl!“ ka— like mh I Dlnrco.
petition for a divorce brought
5Woodin, of Norwalk, against EI-
_ .L. Woodin, of parts unknown,
n , before Judge 'I'hayer in the super-
court yesterday. Mm. Woodin is a
man of very attractive Immality.
, the Bridgeport Farmer. and her evi—
p, .. as given to the court. would indi-
, that her marital experience had
item anything but pleasant.
She testified that she was married to
husband. who was then a school
anchor, on the 9th of August. 1877. It
than but a short time after the, marriage
hen she made the unpleasant discovery
“other husband was anopium enter.
' made no effort to control the vice.
and it was not long before he III-It his
tion usaschool teacher. He then
out to work asacanvmner for a life
immune company,.but his habits were
ouch that he could hold a position for a
than time only. The horrible rice to
' hich he was addicted gradually sapped
{his mental powers until he was; fast be
turning a mental wreck.
While his wife was on n viuit to rela-
ran at City Island S. 'I "her husband
"ldeuerted her on the l-Ith of June I‘Nl.
sue had not since seen or heard flour
7 _ In, and he had not contributed a cent
for her support. She therefore prayed a
“true upon the ground of desertion.
' Attorney A. E. Austin. of Norwallr.
'appemed for Mrs. Woodin. It appmred
”Judge Thayer that perennial service of
mtioeof suit had not been madenpon
the defendant. and also that then2 nad
Inot been proper effort to serve notice.
He therefore refused to home, the decree
‘llntil the statutory requirements had
been complied with.
John H. Purdue, who is in the neigh-
hood of sixty years old, was also the
plaintifl In a divorce suit. llc residea in
.Bridgeport but six years since while liv—
inNarw-lk he met a becoming
woman of thirty summers who became
wife. They were married July 4.
”.Imdayear later moved to Bridge—
port. When the case wu called Mr.
.l’utdec, who is a small man with a voice
hardly audible, leaned over the bench
and told Judge Thaycr his story. He
uldtbnt it was his supnd matrimonal
We. Soon after (oming to that city
its observed a man was paying attention
:tohis wife. He returned home mum
peeledly one day and taught the man in
if. house. A stormy scene ensued in
which Purdee told his pife that he
couid not live with her again. She then
luftund he has never seen her IIince
lurch 15. “86. Testimony submitted
”thawed that live. Pardon has roomed for
'Dwilile at the Widow's home. There slu-
war visited by a man. which I-ausml mn-
zclidfllble talk and she was finally invited
It) leave. 'l‘bewmmndent is Albert A.
flunk. Mr. Purdue wax grantml a
BATTATJDN llltlhl.
.‘coupony c. of III-mum. Io (mm II'IIII
, ('o-paulu I) and I2‘.
Tuesday evening. May I9. will be II
.Wble night among the military
also of this city. Yesterday Lieutenanb
Colonel James C. Crown ileum orders for
W and butallion drill at the armory.
which Componiea (30f Stamford. ll of
SouthNorwalk. and F of Norwalk. will
mule. Mayor Reed and the mem—
ballot the city council. Warden lleeler
lid the membem of the Court of flur-
im will be invited. and It in probable
ill“ the City Band will be present to
M69 Innate. The membcm of the
fmpaula willnppcurln full drI-IIIIIIIIi-
m. They will be divided into III:
mutt-afar the trunnion. under com-
mflmmflkflmfll'flwfl‘. AMI!"
m in review belon- tlu- mayor.
If“ warden. the drill will take place.
“a wltbadmnlnrule. 'beI will
Illinois-I mutton drill of the «mm.
Wiener» mu III III. wrin- ( rum
fine nun ulditlon to the fraternal
. ofthlncity (labs Its organiza-
lfl‘nfmmoueflne afwmm'lm week.
lulu-bamboo! young ladle-I varying
In from III-rm to twelve met and
W the South Norwalk Division
flmmdeIMCmI-I III-gm.
fl Wm theoretical. We arenot
In,
oftlteworkoftheonler. Wewlab
”porosity: analogy. lord's
‘ “mi. cadre-I singing:
WWII town. hymn.
brwllbyou‘tlll we m main,
'rmdutbammat
Idiom.
BOOTH NORWALK fiflnfll’mm
, vice pron; John
,T
Mbnerhiliuudagn
WWI
morn IIOIIII'IIIIII“r BEEF co 9 II. nun
min 10913.th , ‘0! etc. ml
TERRY. Will!” M. £00. . Armour‘uboefo
prowl ll Inn». llmne tire-mu lamb 6nd mutton
”MA NI) llfllllf BRANDS.
BROW N. 80. Main In 8. N. contain worlkarinz
your foot and have It fitted. Rcmlrl nu. etc.
’l'lllll. retina run «I‘m _ I
llr. and lira. (thlltlan swarm Vlnlt the
Luddlngtnn Bonn.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bwarlz, of this
city. went to the Luddlngton house In5
Fairfield yesterday for the Immune of
identifying the goods which were allow
from their summer Incidence in Sonfotd'a
Station. They found nquantit'y of oil
dothm 1cgritljnuttingi‘fl hm Mr“
kitchen utenm’ls, fancy articles, u eating
apparel. toilet articles, fancy soap. dishes
and glassware and a framed portrait of
the Yolk ”Hat company which hung on
the wall. They were using a number of
the articles taken. The goods were val-
ued at $100.
Luddington and the Conroy woman
came over from Bridgeport on the 9.08
train this morning in charge of Demivm
Cronin and Arnold. and boarded the 9:18
train for Wilton, where II hearing is in
progress/before J notice (.‘hichestcr.
The Conroy woman is the sister of Lud-
dingtun's lawful wife, who rod-lee on
Broad street in Bridgeport. Intensibly as
the wife of David lit-Kenn. a painter.
The six clrildnm an2 now in charge of
this couple, who are said to have been
chiefly supported by gifts of chickens
and other presents from Lnddington and
thet t'onroy w.oman
SI Nll .\\ Sf lltlfll. ('llN l' ENTION.
To Meet May 12 In the South Norwnlk
Methodist Church.
A convention of the Sunday ril'llllfll
\t'ul‘lil'rs of Fairlicld county will beheld
at the Methodist church in this city next
Tuvsdny. the rimming mmion beginning
at Mill! o’clock and the aftcrnmn Mat-dull
at ‘2 o'clock. The programme will be as
filll')w.-i:
“matrix: “in” DI \ III iotmlcxc 2-n i818 .-\IlIIrI 28.
of \Icltmnc. lfIIZI II. II. llarru- .8.pa~t.Ir \I. II.
(2-:lIurIl 8'outh Somalia.
lib-ct: .ionof novel and cmrtire melhod8:
(Homlmtred by I". ll. lluiley. of Dunbar}. mem-
ber of state central commit tee.
Addreo "A Broader \ieu.‘ 'llev. l'dunrd
uric r Fullerton pa-Iror Park Street ("bunga—
tional I lIan h. Bridgeport.
’ra lie Sr rr l: I
Addrew . "The 'l'uulur's Field of Enter—
Iri.-I-." Rev. 1. M. FIN". “odor \\ 'L-illlllglllll
l'ark \f. E. IlIurelI. Ilridu port
l 'oth route by mtium (Ib Stir-rinlcudcuh:
umlofflun. Ioudmml by \\ I IIIIrIIhIIIII
dupe riuteIIdI m firmidw a) I 'ungrcimtinnnl Sun-
day sIhool. \ornirh Ill I’rinlnr) umber».
Ionrlucualb y Miss Mary A. llyutlmuperinteu-
dent primary department f-‘im Booth“ Sunday
schmil Nprwulk. I3) lutcmuliau-Ikrunmunt
and Bib lee . study of lesson for next
811ml”, lItlI condm led by Rev. Samuel 8co-
ville. Irmur‘f‘ "navigational I burcb. Stamford
re-o "RI-I. 8. .2lny 'l‘I- warden pmtor
Di -'Ir ipux. lllll" h. fun but".
[.III'TETI f lllllll’llh" lllrli'lllt'l‘.
50,06)“ Pin-r8 llhlullul Ill hath
(Dulce. in Apnl.
The following is flu,- I‘epoi‘t of letters
handled by the carriers at tlIr2 South
Noni-all: th-otliI-c for the month of
\pril.
DelivI-rI-d—llcgivlcrI-Il. 'll: lt‘.llt‘l'8 "5,-
609: "Hulk, ‘l,~ 573: other matter, I5342l.
(olch ted—lax .II letters. 228; Inail
letters. 5897; loud "Hula. 3'33: mail
1.339; other mutton: ‘74. Total handled
.5143!
The figures for the Norwallt
(mice are:
llelivereII—vllcgiwlI-ml letters. 44: let-
lets. 24,2Illl; rentals. 3am: IIIiIII-ellaneou.8.
15.9”.
('ollectul—«hvcal letters. 3’38; mail let-
ters 5.844: local natal“. 213: mail metals.
Mob: miscellaneous, 688. Total number
of pieces handled. 52.53).
the r
llh'l‘
Another l'lrmnl 8urprlar.
flurry Waterbury was IIIIrprirch last
evening by about twenty-live of his
frienda.at the home of his parents on
Pleasant avenue. East Norwalk. (lumen
wII-re played. mfnmlunenta wrvcd, and
alrogrdher it Iva-I one of the happiest
gntheringu of young people that have
am-mbled on the-wot side this III-anon.
Among those prenem were ('urrie
Mamba". Frank Holmes. Rubi-cm
Henrietta. Willie and l'hdlwr Harris,
frank and flurry Fox, I ‘Iu-plII-n and Toto
Kehoc. Edna llurmclmlgh. t'IIrlottn
flrillln. SliclInI-l. Kittie, and Ned Stu-y,
Eddie (lrlflin, (lmrge lngbnm. Anna.
Charles. Ella. Mabel and Willie Tobey,
Thorium Wright. and Joseph metzek.
Maul Nomlk Improve-cal rfmlelv.
A number of the I-itiIu-nII of last Nur-
wnllI Incl lent night in the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder mmpany'n room and
perfurted the organization known on the
limo Norwalk InIprovI-uu-nt Hot-lety.
Tim following albums wemebectI-Ib I’m;-
idI-IIt. John W. ”aim: victhpnaldent. D.
P. Marvell; Mom). E. flagellum
over, (I. ll. flung: emmtive IIInIIIIittI-e.
it. If. Tollea. l). P. Harrell. .l. W. lining.
William Tate and John Tryon. The no-
ciety Iran organized for the purpow of
building up first Norwulk. agibiting bet»
ter ammonium-walks and tnbefleflt
the community In general. The, next
mhumlagwllltnheld May 92.
. shalom: 17W.
(but , who in engaged in grad-
ing lieutaffiolnnel James C. Crown’s
8mm] Point properly, uneartlmd two
amok-Mom yuderduy. They were
tbmeofamanandachlhland were not
In unnatural mum fl lb
«mummmm am. 2n»;
were about five feat below the m
The IMM‘III-tbat It luau old
family burying gumbo, uthluuaknlbe
tblulpmvuprnm audtbo datb child
that but been Ilium-ml there.
WW
mil-mom loom.
the wt of tboll.Y..ll.ll.tll.
' wrusou 8.B.llf.'ruonl 24. ammonium"...
«1mm
“Ia—Writht fauhi ‘
‘ ney,”lt-ft Hartford yesterday morning
030$". Jame A 8.8 .51“
. than an Punt.” -
MOB ll. WM. I" "afar lmarinara. B. N.
promptly at to.
WRAYMOND. II it. mum» at. South Nanak.
if. D. Randal? nu EN.
ovum neryrun “my cheap In"! (Ina loo
mtoulvo work-specialty.
est prim Pinon-pacific“ bblnmrtu.
CIGAR BOX DIANUFAC‘I'IIBEWI.
In. JOHN.CIIA8. 8.27 151.8. N. .ruanuo
facturarof clunrbo wand r in rIbbonu.
BUT (IF TllVlll NEVIS.
WHAT it} WING 0N ARON“ N03-
WAIIK'S NEIGHBORS.
languid-I Picked up In Buwayton and
"clam-Juan d a Darla- “) soo-
Aftor Iler Return from Wang
milking. all the latest stylus. lie-idem
in Edwin Millslnugb’u house. Rowuytou.
H. N. Warner delivered ulecture in
the Methodist church last night on “The
Liquor Traffic on Trial."
George Marvin and a friend from New
York. are visiting Mrs; A. D. Ward, on
Contentment Island.
Charles Ferris cut his forefinger quite
badly while opening oysters with a carv-
ing knife yesterday.
Twenty tables have arrived for link-
Pllsll'lll & Kelly. pmprietIIrI-s of Enron
Point
Mrs. Emma Fallou.of South Norwalk.
visited Mrs. Oscar Mills yesterday.
Mrs. A. P. Burbank l8 Iisiting friends
in Whitestonc. II. I.
Mr and Mrs. E. Godfrey and sister
have been visiting In New Hat en.
M. Aaron, who bani been visitinghis
mother. Mrs. J. W. 'ullon. returned to
his home in .lem2y2l.‘ity . TIIIInIIlny.
Ira Petty is seriously ill with inflame»
tory rheunmtism.
The appearance of the sign-.8 of III.-
Soutli Norwall.‘ Boston Store alongxidc
the railroad (nu-Ins was too much for tlw
I'vllicials and they have lh't‘ll painted
black.
« Darleu.
Blistonlclia A. Mather, who had been
visiting her sister in Washington during
the winter. rI-IunIeII to Dnrim at '3
o'clock WeIIIII-aday morning nix-unwan-
led by her sister and fl numi. Al I;
o'clock she died at the home of her broth-
er. M. S. Mather. aged titty-four years.
The funeral was held from llIo-t‘ongrcra-
tiohal church at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. Samuel Austin officiating.
TlrcStony Brook bridge is being rc-
built. .
The walls of the Episcopal church are
being freacm-d and new carpeta are being
placed on the floors. Services will be
held in the chapel to-murrmv.
Fred lrounrd will opI-II :I livery stable
at lllri llnlllv' in Norotnn next web.
The lrulim' Guild of St. Lulu-'8' church
will meet in the chapel Thursday after-
mull.
NEWS TBRSBLT 70b”.
Matter» Worthy of Mention from Every
lluartrr of Connecticut.
Middle lladdam has had fifteen incen~
diary tires within tiiX “'Pt'kfi and the
wlwtmrn have offered a rewanl of $1,000.
The Hartford Poet slates authoritative
Iy that if the widow of l’ostIIIIL-Itcr
Kinney wercofl'eml the office rotated
by III r husband'» death rdu- would accept.
(‘lrurlcis J. Dixon, who Iva-I urn-sud in
New York yestenlay for threatening to
kill Jay Gould. belongs in Hartford but
has been in the went for the last six or
WYI'II ym.
James W. Bradley, proprietor of the
Tontine Hotel. New Haven, one of the
best known hotel mbn in New England.
died last night after u abort llllll‘til‘. caused
by pneumonia, aged 78.
The entire arm-ltd force of Bridgeport
has been diIuniIaIed by the police corn-
nIiIIIIioIII-ra. who further have instructed
(Thief Rylanda to put all data relating to
filt‘llllflllll‘flll of his nfllce in their hands
for action.
“film? Butler. employed by tho Wub
I-rbury Home Railroad murpany, lIIIdII
quarrel with his wife Thunalny night
and It resulted in the woman’n ruIIblng
toward» the river to drown heme".
Neigbbom overlook her. but IIIII- IIIIrreIIIl-
emfonly atma mitt-unite; ,
"durum Balm-Icy hint ibfurtnld the
lillflfll‘t' I-ommittee of the Mute hospital
for the Imam» at "indium that as lung
(III be lit governor no (lIIImI-ctb'ut inutitu-
lion IIIIaIIImtler for lackof fund: and
that after the ammmrlation in exhumed
he will supply whatever money to needed.
The inventory of thefkbom- ammo-e2
Iuar‘ mmpuuy of domain. Mendy put
into the hands of II runner. shown meta
of “02,412.50. wltb probable liabilities of
0375.64». The mill» are untrained an fob
hm: Antonia, “5.000: Starla-n hm»
mill. $0.000: south mill. Mum. "Mill.
Bernard Jordan. a man perhaps forty-
flve yearn old. and well-known an “liars
with the Intention of walking to Ban
Fm). "flamers-ya bowlll roller
tlteugotolllrmlnghamand won. He
can Murmurewbdwwmm
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burrow II. It...
arming-OMMW‘ “if
cancmv AND «manual.
Nfisfld‘m I! O Kiwi”. our. llalaanqut-tfi.
ml. and tin ware.
“”41“”, ll. ll. ”Wall at, N.
”WA ND sum PIPE.
WILLIAMfl. If. ll. l5 Wall It. N.
Davao AND cannula».
3A8? 8m! PHARMACY ,YauZandt "12.3.3.
Hunday- llmltolba. In . Itoilp. ru.
me we». case.
Dr. Pony fuel-roe Value [obi-urn Illr
rip-III on our.
NEW \oltlt, May l—The Staten Ill-III
authorltlea are making no attuvipt to n-
opeu the Mary Tobin can. The] claim
that the attempt to revive Inter-u In It ”I
merely an effort «(M
B ry,an who-e nan-baa.
2387‘ that ”Mum's-4h.
nected with ”in Tobin'-
mmatutapienu rooms hi! Mufti! W
of the (lead woman.
Dr. John 1.. Funny, who performed the
autopsy on Mira Tobin and nub-equally.
together with Dr. if. P. Loomla, subjected
the vital organs of the body a minute
analysis. says Mary Tobin drowned
and that be believea she committed suicide.
lie added: “I think Dr. Robinson bu
beenguiltyofa breach of good taste In
casting the terrible slur be has upon the
name of II (lend woman. who cannot do
fend hermit. face that he says cam
tcally that at the limo of her death Mary
Tobin was not a pure girl. Such an a.»
tion I: an outrage upon decency and”
settle. She wan II pure woman.
"Both Dr. Loomlaanrl myself nun-(l t:
that. There were no conditions pmt in
the body which would for one moment al-
low any other theory to be entertained.”
There 18 a general feeling on the island
that Dr. Robinson’s apparent anxiety to
have Dr. Bryan connected with Miss To
bin‘II death is a circumtauoe that need!
Investigation.
Two Faction» In Prank";
Fnaxuus. Pa. May 9.-—The Tobin mar
tiers have given birth to two distinct
parties in this town-the Dry-ultra and
the Kubinsonitea Each party. while maln-
wining rim: Its particular doctor is the In
nocent victim of outrageous persecution,
declares that the other fellowa’ doctor is
a cold blooded masts-in.
Letters to Mrs. Howard, in this city,
from Mary Tobin a few days before her
disappearance show that at. the time lunar
Iliately preceding her death the murdered
girl was in some great trouble—a trouble
so serious that she. takes the time from be!
busy life to write {our times in a
week of what she calls In one letter till
most serious trouble she but ever had.
BULKELEY ANSWERS MORRIS.
llo Cl-lma 'I'bu No Sumo-or Ila-Boon
Elected to Quallly.
Saw llAI'rzs, May 9.-—'l'be answers of
Governor Bulkeley and Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Mei-win to the claims of Judge Mol-
via and Dr. Alsop have been filed.
are almost identical The governor‘-
swrr claims that he is the true and lawf ,
governor of Connecticut, and the court
would be bound to take judicial notice
that fact and (iiSIIIl. the proceedings cv
If no answer was filed. The answer then
goes on as follows:
Neverthelen. in deference to the order at
this court and to the end that Governor Bolko
hey may be advised and Informed as to his con
ntilufiotml rights and duller. be further any
that the general wmbly of Connecticut. at In
January wsnion. It“. to wit. on Thursday. Jan
Io, Irw. that being the second day of said no
stun. did. by joint llllot of both bounce. ch00“
rum governor for the Mao! two year-a and
until bl: sum atoll boduly qualified llv
Lbenqualitlodaudbalactodanddo- Itllloon
urine ton-21 as governor no anon-or brim
yet lawn chosen and qualified. old nopenol
can he invented with the annual governor until
III.- has been duly (Inland manor by the gen
eral mommy or Connecticut and buqualifled
accordingly
The answer then cites no evidence the
action of the house in investigating the
retnt and finding that. no penon had
received a majority of the votes cast. Tin
governor denies that. be usurpa the office.
and my: be examine: its functions by war
not of law. He asks for the dismissal of
the charges against. him. The Democrat
will tile an answer or a domumr, prob
ably the latter. It may be a month heron
tbeoourt passeauponthequutlou. ' .
Julp Manon In) lath.»
erw You. May 9.—Stoto Senator Wilt
regard to a report that he Intended to lo
report was true and gave an a reason for
getting out of politics that he wanted tn
devote his entire time to In: law practice.
of the Republican party In “fortune-tar
county.
I“ holding offices of less importance.
This United Sill-I Alt-club
Italian» at New Orluua. The Courier
system of government, that while politic
al intrigue. motlmovokadaarnduon
exist» in mm
New Orlaann presentment. '
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blII housekeeper. who wan his chief
talc 8M am the
audtbluks be may
Blu- will In oriented.
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BIoIIIIv, Inch. my 9.~'f. I fancy.
re It mind
uttlunoat out Walnut-aw.
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RAYMOND. om. ii. m lion. D and mu
\
Tuition-inn
turn Robertson war Interviewed at. bk
borne in Katonab. Watcbaatar county. III
tire from politics. He admitted that the
Judge Itobertaon, with James W. Hunted,
has for mnnyyean unearned the loaderablp
“I! has been a county judge and
collet tor of the port of New York, 0 well
Mancunian, May 9.—-'l'lIo Mancheutar
Courier make. a Inga attack on the
L'niIeIlStntes about the manure of III:
“’18 that the promotional of the grand
jury nhovrn (be roman-of the American
damnation in England. and while British
Inntltntlonaau far from pcfact, nothing
mm
famous and villainou- corruption an that
. mmI 2» Nicer-nu Them-I'm to complaint
ALbMtT Maya—Coroner Pun Ice-trod
a report from Prefer-or Hanan, of Troy,
who made an cxamlnatluuof the Itornaob
of Theodore Hunter, who disdain-Ideal:
March IV I! wan Ida opinion that lluntu
died of arsenic“ poisoning. ll- Hurray,
under a will, admit: buylng am to kill
mall.
«I outlawed Iona
“woman llama Mandela
byhbblnttoammi
for the lamp-mo For vavaral nan
mommmwa am
Wail-I'm“ In mar mu, . II. II.
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mm
In mourn!” mm
%fl% nil manna
MBA arm A" I," turn
Ina-run.
mm W. link (30. Holleliallbluck.
"I‘m” ll 03m
if 'I' ll Wmuwut
I! Irma“; Mmm
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14,8. norm-Menu
EfOW. ”Ralf“! 1!. “anti mlala
A we". thumb! the Maria;
Furniture. null-urn.“ III-II. no.
llllllllllS llTEST Hill!
He Will ADM to tbeYJMK'
meat of Nations.-
marommaomrruovnwr
W
hm-wmmalufirvr
“~80“me all.
'05 “Hflmfihlfld‘l
mill-6m
Rota, flay 1—111 ltalh up: “Th
italian government la about madam-a
clrculartothe European powers submit-
tingtbeconduuoftho United Statu-
gflcrnnientln the New Orlan- aflalrto
their judgment. Italy will thus be the
Initiotor of an international agreement to
compel the United States to find Motto
guarantee the protection of fordaaaub-
llt hey Ian, on call...
‘i'be Italian pmialndlsnaut at the
report of the New Orlaaua grand jury.
TboPopolo Romano aaya It will be lu-
ponalble banana for any dvlliaodcoua—
try to make a treaty with (be Unltrd
States bued upon reciprocal protection of
the lives of citizens of either country.
One thousand two hundred emigranta
left Naples for New York yesterday on
board the steamer Victoria and 2m others
by ltallan vessels.
I’Irlm (Ya-pomlo'o “can.
A reporter bu interviewed Prince Cam
penal: on the New Orleans lynchinga. Re
to probably the foremost man in Sicilia-
polltlce today. He stands very clone to
Marquis di Rudini. and has just: declined a
ublnet. portfolio because, he is provident of
the international exptnltlon at Palermo.
No man can speak with more certainty
for political Sicily. lie declared that noth-
lng but. the trial of the Iyncbers and the
payment of an indemnity could remove
the feeling aroused by the attitude of the
United States government.
_ The Den-rul- of Italy.
“But you have yourself been charge d’af-
fairea at Washington.” said the reporter,
“and you must admit. that the ltaliangov
unment or its minister, Boron Fara. ban
made a distinct blunder in pressing a dc»
mandfur a guarantee which the lulled
States government baa no power to give. "
"I will admit nothing of the kind," said
“On the contrary. tbcl' nited
m baa bylmty bound itself in the
moat explicit language to aflord protec-
tion to lililan anbjects residing on Am
can aoll. Earn Pave simply went to your
government with the trvaty in hiII band
and Inflated upon its fulfillment lie could
have done nothing less.
'I'ho Leader: Should Euler.
“The problem of how the murder of
lboae prisoners is to be punished is for the
['IIited States to solve. We stand for our
rights under the treaty. but. realize that
2.000 persons cannot be punt-died.
"We expect that at least the live or six
leaders, Pnrkenon and company, who (if
rectal the mob and who afterward public-
ly gloried in if. «ball be brought to jun
true."
“$uppoae they are acquitted You know
that the chances of convicting them are
very frail."
No Mala III Melly.
"Our view of the molt would depend
upon the genuinenm-I and earnestness of
the prosecution.“ would be a mockery
to try those meth New Orleans.
“l have examined Kent and find that.
the venue’can be changed to any county
In the state. If the authorities should do
their very best, and then the murderer:
abould be acquitted. I suppose we would
have to be satisfied. All the «talk about
the Mafia is absurd. Them 1.8 no such
thing in Sicily. "
'1'. Help the Deulln“ Pull]...
Nair than: Maya—The Herald has re-
oelvod a letter from a reader, who say»:
"lncloacd plate tlnd till), which lwould
a nucleus for more contributions to be
used for the relief of the deatltnte familial
of the Italians who were lynched II: New
I.
"I think under the circumstances all
fair minded 2mm, more especially Amer}
cans, abould contribute liberally to tbb
moat doacrvluxufcbaritlea. It will go a
great way toward renewing the good foal.
log that has alwaya eluted between Italy
and this country. I pvomlve la can the
total contribution should teach an» to
Increase my contribution to w. ”
Warner llllav and the II. ('ual.
Nrw You. May adaptive-tar Warner
Miller arrlvvdln tbla city lant night-ad
spoke quite freely of IIIII trip to the lub-
mns In the interest of the Nicaragua
canal He In much planned with the work
(lo-II filly tw-Itymuiho, Hr. “In
M. would ban to be mated; 1h
(”lot the canal will be limb tit
mom of the flan Jun river and ball
In an: years. In conversation with Elmo
tary Tracy at Wubluxtou on Thumb,
the secretary told Mr. Miller that the
canal was now a manner else the
United State: would have tonalataln two
uavtra. one In each sea-n.
Glad-ton VIII Help Mindful.
tarpon, lay u-m Newfoundland
Iallwlllnot. be touch-It In (to honor at
common- nutll after the It i
ligament. that. Sir William
nIllIla fellow (talcum an lulu
lunch of In the um» clubs. 1“wa
land, It in low cert-tn. will finally. Glad-
black. .I.c.
be very much obliged If you would one as '
a 58.".
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rumour. «Thain-a. etc. (at: adv» M
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yard Worth use.
:ltl-inI h Plaid Dress Geode. 27c.
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l’ins. 2 papers for ::r:
lllf' cake; Tooth l’owdcr. [382;
and Fort-rm 31c. 'lfIc.
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fill", rl II’,
Specials in f '0er f “ow-re. 29c.
Specials in DrawIIrII. 'L'Ic.‘ ,, Ic
Specials In Skirts. HI'. 352% it”. 71212.
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That a lady' 5 dress makes or man; her beauty, but the time has
come when it is unnecessary for any lady to select a dress that
does not become her. when she can find such an almortmcnt of
DRESS GOODS
To select from as we offer. Read the following and be convinced:
Ii yards full dream pattern of :lowinch Cashmere. all I2oIIIr8 .Iud
'l'heae goods are well worth Ifn- pcr_ I and.
3.8-inch ( 'ashmere. all colors and black.
23(- ref van]
40—inch all wool ( Haahrnerc all colors and b ark. l. I2 per vard
ll I,- would particularly call vour attention to the above. as they
are very cheap.
4':— inch Serge. in l’laids. at 50c. worth mic
Zl8~inch Flannel, in colors and blac k,
E12, worth lfw.
Worth 7:542,
lll Black Goods WE take the lead.
3.8-inch black all-Wool Henrietta. III:
l-l-Inch black all-Wool Henrietta. 23c.
IIH—an-h blur-II: all-Wool Serge. '1' and few.
1 b
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NOTIONS.
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BANDAIJJS MILL. LN. lumber and
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SEYMOUR. HENRY. l2! West ave, S. N.
kiwi» of stone mama comrade taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM If. QWnt at, 8. 2‘. Job-
bing mull} attendcdro.
”A3811 AND 63AM”
rum. P W Water 88.18. matador" of
flue granite and marble work. and dealer in
atone work of all kinds.
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Main 8!, 8. .\ lmntlemen’ II fertile 'rIg mode.
Pit. \Vf’ ihkf' 0. MWanhingtonnl, 99 N fine
tum. gentlemen I: furnisblnmof all kl irate.
Bill.“ KANT 131%
(ll '80WHKI. E. 31 Wall st. 18. A pcflmm
guaranteed. the latent Itylenalwaynon band
leffll 8.5117 So Main st. 8. Vt. Pine [nib
bring a spa lair-y, Wfimd
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material III-ed if den-tired.
PIT" If HIS-"£8 )fivw, “Wall 812.. mmfor
Old 8'mren islami fry-ring, Establiahmfllt.
)ll RIC TEA! "LBS.
“lit-«UN. ALEX .‘2. "7 )fr rwin .8t
organ and harmony.
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lln‘IT. W. If («I 80.8. 1:; “more! 5.3;. mm
of Playroom I'Iantrn upmrtersandwlmle-
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taro. and :LIVWT’S of Nnrwnlk oysters.
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081 ElllLl‘Hi (-520. if. “I Met at S. Home
and 82.01 {Matt-Lula paper banger. decorator.
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W“. K. FERRIS.
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