Whenyou hay
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tional Union Convention.
II. Walt Want- a new Party, but the
u...- ua nu Kalghta or labor mu
m Dally at tho Big Meeting In
Wt.
,_ Cranium, May m-l‘headrmcegnard
d the delegates to the National Union
' Invention which opens on Tuesday in
imam and meril hundred ol the
three thousand or more that it is expected
”will participate in the deliberations of the
gathering are here. Many of them on
men whwe rough attire. bronzed feces
wodhoroy hands hetoken long acquaint-
anceehip with the plow and burrow.
Others bear names that are prominently
Entitled with economic and mlical more;
manta Among these are “Congressman
Waller, oi Iowa, more tamilnrly known or
“Calamity “'allerz" General Secretary
Hays, of the Knights‘ol Labor; W. G.
Crnmml New York, editor of the Wall
Street Farmer and president of the re»
cently formed National Union league; 6.
F. Washburne. of Boston. president of the
Northeastern Industrial Alliance: Mason
A. Greene, of the Boston Nationalist club:
Colonel S. F. Norton, 0! Chicago: 3". T.
Wakefield. oi the Lynn (Mum) National-
ist club; John H. Crouch. 0! Fort Scott,
Km, brother of the deceaseduklnhoma
boomer, and C. C. Pool. of Georgia. the
Alliance leader of that state.
A Delegate from Away Back.
The temporary lion of the hour is Farmer
11 L. Brian. oi Winn count y. 1A)., whose
acceptance at a delegates mission necessi-
tates his riding filly miles on a plantation
my to the nearest railroad station. Hie
credentials bear the signatures of 1,206
gunners. out of a total voting strength oi
all parties of l.‘IOllintho county. Strangler:
maisohere from Maine. Kentucky. Texas,
. Tennessee. Minnesota and other nlfllt‘rl.
Ohio and Know Will Rule.
The Kansas contingent. on a special
train of ten ours. was met in the morning
by the reception committee, all the dole
gates in town and a couple of brnss Ilttlltli,
and escorted to headquarters in triumph.
Deltpite the fact til: it is styled a cont-en.
.z-.. 1mm ”— it ppnrvnt was early
that the inrtln‘urmub gathering will be
nothing more than .1 big mass meeting.
There In» been no idea (It wnforrulug to a
basis oi ’1“t‘l.f£tllnl..
“mllf ‘ limit". illzit two-think
I'Plllllllllllllll‘llmm
3+4 Illllllotll inns.
usulu nit sum.
sum unlit
imam... tho mum or pedal
2
t Do you later the naturationoldlvertotb
position“ worded below on TB. on a
counllty-withwldaaa mctary We!
!
khyouroflllmwlltllumldlntlnyflv
wool perenpitaiatbocountryla'
diam!
thepropcr
The extent 0! thereaponm maybegntho
ered by the [allowing tabulated dim
with a proper clarification of the Inc-
Dar-aerate.
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Ya”
Ya ~—
Tea.—
D
50
Patton. D. B. Ind ...... — — You to
Bellanw. 1!.. la ........ — — You Yes 50
Bryamw..l.. Nob. . _, ... Yen -
[DIM Snub)!» ..... . .‘ ' No Yes or)
balmswinl. Ky ' So You. 40‘
Hendersou.J.S \. You Yes 50
Wilma.W.P..L You Yes ——
WhitinirJ. R..1llich....\'e-s A You You '
Breakinridge.C.lt..Ark..‘€o No Nu Yes —-
Cummings. AJ N The» Yes — Yen 51)
blanket. \' . ’ —- Ym You so
Honour. t‘. H.310 No ._ You till
No No No -
No Ya Yes 3
-. “.3 ...
_. Yes .. ..
No No You —
No You Yes —
Nowherry.W. ‘..llk..No No Yes -~— -
EpeeJamesllJ’a ..... -— - ,_ You ——
Sperranwis. CL. ' So So So —.
Dringan. l.. 0.... Kn Yes Yes 50
Morgan. J. P ............ So So No To; is
Livingston. L. K, 6a....Vo K-J Yes Yes 50
Republican;
Connell.W.J..Ncb... Yrs Yen Ya. Ya
. ..Ko No To» ..
' So Nu Ya
~ \‘m Yea
Caine. John 'l‘.. l‘tah...No 3's) You Tm
My.li.E..l\‘eb. ..... Ya No l'm Yes
Chanda]. ll, ind ...... No Yes You You
Poet, R8. Ills ........ Yon -- Yen Yen.
Hone. E A. Has ..... You No Yes
Below will be found some expression 01
o iuion upon the yttrium Iuie‘tiorm which
run not be put Ill tubular turm.
'l’wo l’enunylvaniaun‘ \‘Iewa.
John ll. liobiuaou, Pennsylvania. writes:
“I do not we why the Industrial Alliance
(twin-s to rind out how I mind on any 0!
the pnlrltr qumtinu» that may come ilp lin-
ol the ~:.,: J! n: nprt‘ l‘lilt‘tl. yet two
. of thunr—KMH 2: with llL‘l‘ tlw hundred
and Uhio with nearly no runny rriore——will
control at Irzlfil 1t third of the total votes
that will be cast on every propoeition.
Hamilton county nlone turnieshes creden-
tials for nearly a hundred participants,
representing Mich heterogeneous elements
so the Knights of Lnbor,City Alliance,
Railway Employes' association. Municipal
congress. the United Labor party and the
Nationalists or llellnmyitee.
There Will Be Trouble.
A good many of the southern grangen
areklcking over this condition of allairo,
contending that it hi unjust that alter hav-
ing traveled long distances in order to
represent the views at their manure or-
ganisations, their votes and consequent in.
finance in shaping the end!» of the author-
lng should be swamped by pulsed delega-
tion! from nearby points. Au «lion in
being made to bring about u reeling in
lavor at the adoption of the unit rule. and
unless some such wlution or the dilllculty
la round there will be trouble joist as worn
la the body gets down to buainwt.
The Third Part! II...
Al to the outcome at the conierence
therei- not a delegate in town willing to
axprcaa himsell with any degree of coca»
draw or certainty. There are two elements:
with widely divergent intention». Due in
dcciroua that the conference the“ bring a
new party into eximuce. give a name and
mu upon a platform of declarations
mummies. Tbcae are roomy trom the
and went. The lanthanum. on the
«her hand. deprecate haety action. and
amthatit would be more politic tore
elm the View: enunciated in the lit.
Louie and Ocala platloruu, appoint an as.
native committee to continue the propa-
unda and mmble min next opting. to
dctamlue whether a third party nball be
bought into exlrteneo. and. It to. to
chrlatan it, endpleec Ila candidates In the
field for the next pmtdentlal election,
lint Ready [or a Change.
Men like Polk. of Georgia. and Brian.“
Won. any that the Alllence men at
their in statue. and who have
mo allied with the Democratic
- pennant not yet to than their
minimum go into a no party
moment. (in the other band. such dolo-
W II Walkman! Iowa, and time.“
,mworldogbard to bring about
tholcrrnal luaugnratlouota third party,
aadyare coking. “What elm are in» here
M '
l
What Powderly Want».
; lore l'm- .u's‘. (”lufl’k‘sx l: mil l... such a
i cruuly ruu.:rv~- and have in it up many
i Denim-mu I had better bet-p my mouth
shut until I got down thvre. Otherwise I
would be wry glad to give you the desired
inlorrnutiou."
E. l’. (iiillspic. l’ennsylvaixbi. does “not
believe in the government doing [or the
people what they can do Ior themselves."
and thinks the volume 0! currency per
ca ita ohouhl be doubled.
mm J. CummiugS, New York. says he
Iavore government ownership ul’ telegraph:
and railroad“. "it it can get mm}. without
the writer."
W. (l. Wilcox. Connecticut, lxlicves in
binictallisin. but does not think tree coin—
age will ncoompl‘uih it. (internment man-
agement oi railroads and telegraph, he
rays. "mt-nun political jobbery. ulnar.-
gance and waste."
Down on the Kerr Yorker.
CHICAGO, llay Ill—James Shedd and
Eugene Brown. delegates from Nebraska
totbe Cincinnati Farmero' Alliance. an-
ticipate the biggest kind of a row during
thepmceedlngo at the third party gath-
ering. "President litrlninitone. oI the
Few York Alliance, will be u delegate."
raid Mr. Brown, “and the western ntntea
will object to his presence in the conven-
tion hall. They are opposed to him on ac~
count of the stand he took during the
Merlnnulls light. He came out openly
tor lug-Ill». repudiated the Kansas Alv
llauce, and was compelled to get away from
Topeka to eacapc rough bundling at the
hand: 0! the line» Alliance men, Living-
stone told wine pretty bad stories about
the woolen: Alliances when he reluruedto
New York. and than condemning
the way the Karim lllabca conducted lta
attain were panned by the New York and
i’eumylvanla Alllaucaa
'l‘be Kabul» men have not torgotten the
Urlumtone epbode, and recolutlona to
out the Sew York [ambient Iron the
convention ball are already In the handa
oi some at the Kanna- member».
lion-oily All" Harrim'a Place.
Sm PAUL. May lu—Tboatmupt ol luna-
ttur lloouellytotahaa delegation to the
coulmnoa at Cincinnati width would
back him till a unit an the Alliance candh
date tor president of the United lit-m hat
split the Alliance into two bitterly war-
ring taetlone, one at which in certain to
withdraw (tom the party. Two ween ago
in. Ilonnelly. u prealdeut of Minnesota
Alliance. called aluminum the executive
committee. which oboe- nlu delegates to
by Cincinnati with Doonelly ac' chairman.
or the executive board. are hm to light
hr time, with tin view at putting on Ilenv
flotation until after the meeting of the
Alliance. In February next. 'l‘he
ll be inaugurated on the three-
trm colonel S. P. Nor-
ill.
I
!
'I‘huactloo we» denounced by the rum
central committee. which claim the
rlgbtto and delegatm to the courtroom.
and that bodymeuml outed acompletr
delegation, compared at BblceLll. Owen,
late candidate for governor: ll Era m.-
Dooald,tbc state lecturer. and one m
her [mouth Mb. mm
cute legato! rauco- nail,
and each will all men an the right-
PM hi reps-totally. or
Menu-Ian flier-ale lad m
Comm. Illa. flay tits-«Puddin- ii. 1.
who . tron The Herald
enhance {to "unlike arhike. and "
p ‘ kind of’a chance we are ,
your way. Kowltst till be frank with you; We
know porteodywell thotit takes two tomato a
bargain. and we know you Won’t do anything with-V"
out an object. That’s just where we com iIIw-WQ, ‘
makeitanobjcct for you to, deal with us. Our ‘
Suits will give’you more for the money than you
cangetolcewhoreand they’ll do more than that;
they'll send you back to on whenever you want any»
'thing else in our line. ‘
IIIIIEIISdEE
Bun, (loom R, Pa. No No No Yes
Bowers. W. W.. Cal ..... No No Yes Yes
Stewart. Andrew. Pa. .. Tm Yea
l'urnieu' Alliance.
Mathewn M. W , lit-i. .Y'd‘ Sn Yul Yin -
Murnllghl. T..Kzin.,...l\'u XI) YIN Yul til
Simmon. J.. hon . ...\’m he; he in::
MolielghunJV. .-\...\'I.‘II.Y~:I You You Yes a).
Otis. John (L Kan. ..Ym Ym Yea Ta; 50'
Baker.\\'m.l{.1n,, , ..Yow Yes To.» Yea 50
CInver. ll. ll. lion ...... You » You Yea 50
Kormo. )1. Sell ....... Yul You You Yes 5‘)
Dirk. J. 1L. Kan ....... Yer. Tm You You a)
IIIII'IIK.
THE DEFIlII'I' BIIILIIIS.
They win Fight Rather r
Surrender the ltata.
I
but
I
no Charlnotow'a Arrival at Aupuiu'
Without {lighting llor Intended I'D-d
fln—A-orlraa Inter-ale in full from
the angry laurgawta at huh-a.
Acarruzo. Mex. May Ill—The United"
States cruiser Charleetnnhaa arrived but.
She made the run from San Diego to thh
port without once sighting the ingitiu,
ltata. Rot only was the ltatn not seen by:
the Charleston. but no other “ml reporter
having met her. It was just 3a. in. when
the Charleston [mused the Esmeralda. 'l'lnl
United Static-s. wurehip loaded her bulletin:
' {pi-action, no as to be ready it any enter
gency arose. i
‘ ‘éTIzm days ago the Esmeralda tried to:
dial at this port, but could not down;
she had no money. She has been marking,
all the vessels» she meets.
Mam All lit-Ind.
Alter the Esmeralda had returned to
thin port Captain Reruey, commander at
tho Charleston. had an interview With the
commander ol the Uhilinn \"WI.
"The Charleston," said the Chilial
otlicer, "will not take the ltatn unlean “I.
that sinks the Hallows"
"I do not care," replied Camilla Runny“
"hlnmemldn or no Foruerulda. my order: §
an to (upturn the limit" é
Nuth‘ully lively times are looked tor in.
the event oi the [tutu putting in an up?
« penmnce. The men in the Chiliun cruiserl
have been expressing their wish for an cl- 1
gngemeut with he Cbarlextun'» men
Both cruisers are now keenly matching
ouch other. The residents oi Acupuloo are ‘
in a fever ol excitement. They expect to
see a fierce seat battle right oil the vomit at
any time. All in wnjecture as to the
[tom's whereabouts. The ('Imrlewton it
now cooling.
'Iltnf Churleato- In Move Again.
Ever alum.- her arrival. here the Chad. .
- ton'n ship's company has been on them
jump to get ready (or sea ugalri
The work 0! cooling has been mired
alumrunli it were plan-ore. Barge alter
barge but come alongside. and while the.
contractor's men have put much of the
coal ubounl, the ship’o crew have also
...-nub on filth i will and hiya! an an.
bunkers. With a nullicient coalsnpply for
ten clays at high weed, theCharleslon will
leave this harbor today to continue the
chm o! the ltatta.
No one but l‘uptztin Reruey knows what
course the Charleston will nteer alter all:
gob Ulltfiil‘k‘.
The i-anneruldu Kept Well Ill-"med.
The Esmeralda still lies near the harbor
entrance, but Inc not yet cooled ship. ller
captain is apparently :ui ignorant of the
ltata'e whereabouts as Captain Runny.
There can be no doubt that 5‘ ‘ ‘
is kept informed by telegraph of whut in
going on in the United States. One of her
olhcrrs is alien seen at the cabin oilin- rw-
calving or sending manages
At prmut she could he at little service
tothc lluta, even it the latter arrived oil
the port, for both ships must be nearly
cleaned out of £qu.
The l'L-omemldu‘s olllcers and crew talk
very lrrer ltbuut tin.- lulu, but evidently
they do an in the hope that they will there-
by docene Captain liemey, oi the Charlen-
ton. One at their stories in that they hare
already Ill"! the lulu and taken her stores
andamls imul her. Another is that tho
ltatahmi met uml laden resael at sea.
and in now pushing on southward with
lull bunkers.
Chlllal Fairy ’l'alu.
Thu-c {airy tale» overlook the impuni-
billty ul minshipping a heavy carguot
coal or o! drum in the open sea What the
Charleston nuw intends doing is a my»
tery. It i» not improbable that also will
continue “might on for Chill. in onler to
y‘oln the ut bor ships of our navy at lqulqlic.
As the Irma must turn up there event-
ually, perlmps that will b» the unreal way
to “It'll her.
The liter, at! tho Cruiu.
The elm-y o! the Charleston“: cruise to
an interesting one. An noon an the waa
outside the Hate the war sent alongata
alxteen knot pace and headed down the
coast. Onion were given to keep a bright
lookout Iiud Nport everything that looked
like minute or u priming “ml. Nothing
of moment occurred until ”outlay, when
wewerc about oil Enriched», and smoke
wean-en to the nuthword. Our coun-
waachanged and we headed toward It.
All bombs were at quarter. III there in.
every pomlblllty ot the stranger proving
to be the ltata. and Captain lterney we-
determined to make her beareto, it it tool
achotortwoaorodhrrbown Bheproved
to be the Crescent City. much to the die
a brilliant ol the Clmrleeton‘s new.
a then proceeded on our course. Work»
lag the gun» ol the main ondnccondary
batteries. enroll arm dritlp. righting and
aiming exercise- were continuum during
our run, and when we reached here it war
with the lull nathlaction ol knowing that
no mantra that would
be or carrier to an imminent.
I
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...-m. ......“
Annie-a Int-rule India-[arci-
Vl’nmxoros. May lam—Secretary 'I'
has received no new advices from the
It aquadroo concerning the hate. and he
hardly expecta to hear anything Milli.
from that quarter (outlay or two
in! “mm. who ban 5qu ant
unique. hon lit-trimmed In charge at
Pacific mummified will direct the
momentum in the rural tor
the tuna lie bar placed bu '
the Baltimore at lqulquc and it
flood he has been Instruct-d to capture
the runaway vessel. fight or no fight.
The hurried departure at the llaltlm
and Pennant: to join the 8m function
at the than or
W 1h iqulque. w “mm helium
fibrillation-Minimum
flyigrvefiujom
’ “phenom" went in the box tor the All
I mend for eight bite, one three-bugger and
. . modem.
330% im’lpleasnnt to dimver that. like the
“ you have been sold.
buy Glowing; go when you will be told
why We should minrepmwnt our goods.
tell you just‘what they are, neither more
we giyetliom the best recommendation
possibly have. -'
can:
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Sillilllllllllim
mwmm‘
hatrhouldtholcutdorthruudetoprw‘
not ibecaptunol thltatathuituatioa
wouldbccbruwl. f ».
Thin government than would have the
righttonreontbc rebel yer-eh whom.
mud u :- intimatedthatthccon-I
manner-oi the Pacificcruilrn would not:
haiuutodo no. i
I
Sax Dino, Cal. May la—lu,“ inter!
View with the purrer oi the steamship
Northern, be rated that the Esmeralda
waa chart at Inelwhen theNewberu MI
liar.
Officers of the Chlllan ruse] visited thoK
Hewbem and inquired an to the quantity E
o! coal carried by the Sewbem. The“
poi-nor believes it won the intentlouot the
Esmeralda to hold the Nowhern up at Ila I
and take her fuel trout her. the only thing !
preventing this being the (act that the!
ltewhern had but a small quantity oli’
”Imam
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‘ Ill.
Wrgmgm ran:
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THE BASEBALL wonLo. é
tag" rut-owing Ilow III Chic:
Stand in the Rare. 1
Anna“, May ill—The postponed Albany- 3
Troy game was played at l’leruiurc island
and Albany mm not in it. Casey. the;
Parod-
us. put:
em mount
Winnie-am aewrala .
earth ham uni-um mu
alum-totem barn—o. townie-elbow
g manna-[hailin-
ml Humid-an
a...“ "
amorous mill: was
“‘8' D" II. THE YEAR.
——-——-—
N0. E SUCH
hurry; but in three innings ho was ham
acvcu runs were tallied. lie was taken
out and Sprogel put in with not Innclt
better results. The fielder: were cut olla
Iron: the game by the crowd Killing In”
around all the bases. lirahau pltcheda
good game for Troy. About 4.000 ab.
tended the game. Score: }
'l‘roy.. ..... lilzollln—dl‘ NED
Alluny..... ....... I o o I o o u ll era; , CONDE 5
Babe lute Troy. 2!: Albany. It. Error-xi
Troy. 2: Albany. 1. Batteries: Bruhan and;
Walla; Casey. Sprogol and Mini
‘ Standing In! the Club».
The pert’enlagw oi the clubs in the Na-
tional league to date are an follows:
I. l’l‘,. w
L P12.
Imam... II : .<i;rt1t~relai1d._ll u so
Iltmton... t: u iililihiull)’n.,_lll l2 Kid
Phllmlt-Ip‘nl‘: lll ..W'XW Yuri. 9 l2 C5 "
mum..." in in (.‘lnl'innntt. : 15 an
The perwutages of the clubs in the;
American aw‘miation to date are an lot-i
learn: 1
W 1. Pt‘.’ W. L P.0d
Huston, ,._.2.’ z‘ .fllhmiurille..lu ltl m ‘
Baltimurv is 9 all”. Cincinnati.“ I9 .a " ;
Stir-um In It ,Ifilmlumlim..lz IO U ‘
mum...“ to .mWaahln‘t‘a? to a» a?“ WW
II: wrmftenwlntltnteebeaplrnltutinm. tumult;
alums: wont. anacbartlclca. and lurid on
‘ haiku; SUN}: HUl‘ll blind—tho host.
MERRELL 6. SOULS. sruacucz. NJ
The percentugeo of the clubs in the Hut- 5
en Minion to date are mt lollowa: I
I. Ptf.‘ W. L. rm;
7." Providence ll ll 1
New llavrnll t .8 g 1
Mala .II I .Wk‘Altmiy ..... It l‘.‘ J!
Symmo.._ll 7 .llllfltorhcotw. 0 l2 1!
lobanun..9 I .: il'l‘my.......5 B 8"
It Tweaty-Iwo Inning 0“.-
‘l'AnutIt, \\'a.'lll., May l8.-0ne ol' the;
most remarkable ball games on record weal
played here between the Seattleand TOE
coma clubs of the Pacific Sorthml
league. ll took twentytwu innings todo 3
cide the game, whicfi was won by Tacoma?
by a score «I d to 5. At the ninth inning
the score stood :l to :l. iifithc fifteenth each
scored one run. and ml: again scored one
run in the eighteenth. making the score 5
I05. No more runs were made until the
twenty '. when 'I‘ scored onc'
run, winning the game.
I
. . ...,__ CHEWING GUM
on. canvas mmcrzo. ._
allwhoaal
” "‘ " ““‘ l'nmphfil‘llfll‘ :0 “- W -
. t L,» 27.51 or I’M
Au Alleged. Nut 0! Con-pinion Ia- In“: “any; ngmpm
earthen—diam ladlet-enta Prob-bio. or a will 2.. vat ‘ “
way out oldlngthot kind of expeflenoe‘When you
andnolhlng but the truth. There isn’t any reason
; . y 1/.
.
_ . ‘ p Q a, .
:4 sum minim, mum mums.
‘ mount
. Spring Styles
There's I.
the ,truth
When we
nor less,
they can
(BIEIIIIRI'S POINT.) I
SOUTH XORW‘A LK. CONN
I, now OPEN!
BIIlIIIIIi. BITIIIIIB lIIIl IISIIIIIIi.
Ample shed and Stabllag Facilities.
Shore WEE? Specially
g. E. POWER.
. AT-..
Ilibhle It counsel’s.
rumour
leedPotatoes
you son.
' noun or nunnu.
mm nosr.
little it Bumsmck.
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AX!) COLORS Ill"
can... “pom.“
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.PAIIASIIIS AND SIIN UMBREIIAS.
IIIIT WEATHER IS COMING! WE ARE PIIEPAIlEDI-
Howtlittle it com to dream boy hen ,
‘ you put him in the right hands! There -
We in his education, and there should {be ,
in his attirerfitrong, Servioeable and llizylioh.~ »,
don't to t that the boy/Id this, generation :1;
man of t 0 next and ire/don’t forget the I '
for we know who pays the bills. You will be : p ,
ishod at our prices and well you may be, for V,
. regular lines are quoted at prices as low not)!" '
than the so-called “bargains” which are adve, _
elsewhere. You will find that our Suits are all“!
prisingly good for the money. 1
answer Bros.
:4 sum llllll sum, usmuc mum:
smiu mum. ‘ rum ‘
...”... . -..—...”...
, us. sum,
...... ...H
Read our Ionglist of reductions this week.
Our Stock of Reefers, holds and tapes
In Blues. Blacks. Grays and Lawn is now com Icte, having re-
ceived this week new styles of particularly gout value. “'63
offering special inducements at the following prices: 3'2 50. 3 ,
:i so. 5 m. I; no and I; .30, worth double theprice. ' -
ASK TO SEE OUR IOc CORSETS.
-————4oo-
l'liis sousunalmumls in nuvollies. and we are adding to on
stock new styles every work. A visit of iiispeI-timr will repa
‘vou. as we excel in same. and our prices an: the lowest. as to
ows: $1 ‘Ii'uvorth I IN, l on worth I 73. 1 63:3 worth l 55. '2 m wort»
'3 25. '3 ”.5 “'Ul'lIl 2 :13 U” Worth 3 31 t. C; ‘33 Worth 1; TC), 4 onto ti 5”.
___. 090' —»——
ASK TO SEE OUR lOc CORSETS.
IIIIII IIRESS 60008 STIIII *
We know is unsurpuksed. Everything desirable. everything ne _
In fact we have an unusually I-Iroiu- stock to select from. A we
seIm-twl stock of lluliru,r Fluunvls all 5m- and Tin.- per yard; StriI I
Suitiugs. :55 and 40 inches wide. for 34c and Im- per yard, wo
resrwctiwly 5m- mrII 251': All wool t‘hulli‘cs for “2'10 worth 350‘. '
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Boys. Nutria flit! Hate Iur Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularittention Paid to Firing.
cleaning and Ironing Silt Hats.
szvrta May in» Dr. 'I‘. Thatcher
Graver, 0! Providence, It 1, has been in-
dicted Inc the murder of Mn Jouephllu
Barnaby. lie is not at present under lormal
arrest. It is [Hmlbh he willbearmted
today. This an ion does not conclude the
consideration by the grand jury of the
Barnaby mystery.
Considerable more teatlmony will be
taken. and the theory upon which the
grand jury in undoubtedly working inthat
the death of Mrs. Barnaby ‘m the result at
acomplrrwy between at leaat three per
cons and probably tour. It is nald that the
tartlmony belore the grand jury h-
throwu about this can an at inn-where at a
tar more ”Irrational (banner.
A number oI statements have been pro
duced, which, it ll! alleged by otllciah,
nerve to throw a nbmlow oi compheity
upon a certain young woman. who he.
been relerred to frequently or the protege
and associate of Dr. Graves. and another
woman even more intimately related to
torus is PRIILEY 00.. Elm Id.
WEE-nuns
IIIBIIIIIII
KILLER
cllllES All. DISEASES.
ll l‘ Ilu- only medicine that ran be lain-n In
lartrv enough uanlltlm to stop lemu-ntulhm.
alt-troy micro m (the iterate of (limb ml
m-I lnnuy in mine- bdrm In the ardent. ll
'Wall Paperswl
SPIIIB thus.
our awirtmenl or Paper llauulruza .lrl the
largest and dual “in the Inwrl at .\ur-
' III. “e have urcr
IllJlflIl Ilills of New Patterns
FUR Till? Si'lilXI‘v TRADE.
A line of Bulls at 20 and 25 cents
l'l'ili lltll'lllJ‘I ROLL.
.\ full Ilne 0f .‘llXt‘Il l'ululn. (‘mu'll (‘nlnrs
and Within-Ii. t‘rm‘kelt'» Spur t‘nrnrxmltlun.
“run-hen. Arllsln' Maintain. llutrht-rs‘ llartl
\\ In {or hunt wood Floors null lr'urnilurc.
PAINTING.
Paper Harrington“! cdclminlng.
L. H. Decker,
Mm. I‘t'lnlltlll‘li rw‘ {nun whul'mirr. but I; n‘ waiter
‘ I' 1 w t pwet u germ-H‘s m n; r . _‘ X
It balm believed that the connection ol :;:::4 :3. l, ,{mv‘umw _“ ”m" ”mg“, 7‘“Ilh|nul0n “If"! m. \orwnlk.
the former companion of Mrs Barnaby.
liar llaulcy. with that lady will be more
closely inquired Into. There remain!
(all. lbu»k.gltlnm¢ermllmm or dlww. tree
it ll. l’lnlatet .Smttb Korwollt, t‘onn.
l butmt heir \‘orkl'lti‘. Adan
A”
or?
l. 0. JENNINGS.
hardly the yumlblllty of “mix that "l-
deuce bus lm'n adduced that will lrnplleatc
parties cmmrctml with the pcrpetratloo at
the crime that than tar are entirely unau-
WIIY NOT DRINK
WILLIAMS
THE. NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ito-a at Interval Car-tally Kdlted and
(landward.
Frank Kuuml. while locked up in the
Paper Hansen talciminer, Palmer
And dealer in
Illll PlI’EII lIIII BIIIIIIEIIS.
Ill North Main atrret. 5n. meulk.
Hobokrn police elation Ior Interlealon.
made two attempt-I ‘ on bin lite, once by
hanging blmnelt by bl: nunpendm and an-
otherby uterine an artery in bi: throat
with a brass pin.
The American sealer- ». netting lil-
petlem am the delay in aiding the
caution oi a cloud neuron in Behring In
llrobaon llowanl’a '"l'bc llcnrlttta” ital
proved a total [allure at the Anon-their
hr to lamina and ha been withdrawn.
'I‘he Cumltcb's wound bu halal.
Further details at the mutt are both
ell-ct that be was struck man. be and
Prince (lent-u. «tend a temple with lid!
boot. on. !
Harlem. can... ‘l‘liona.
Cnlcauo. llay in—quph ltaldel, Ila
may proprhtor at a mat
a.” Hickory Itreet, m totally
murdered by that “data bits in tin-Mt.
Boolean tor the day in... about our
new was “out to close up who
llUlEEII.
.. WILLIAM
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“samp boob Iii! git: I’lre {ht-mt it?“ of
pen, on a on I t
boa-Ia for inspection. on notice Minn" ‘0
tacit Intimate- ehmtally given.
I I
Electric Time.
(WA Bfllflig’l’l’ll .l
whim-mi the L'lr-t‘irh‘ Time I'lunt
y. l Inn m Imperial Input in "win
the «am In running order at low
it in
our
rates. Nit
Electric Bells. Etc.
.lmfivfld’ tom'wml‘lt‘m
out and (tenant rl thunk-x Filled.
Mantel-lieu care at can ml. fiatlntartloa
WTC: PERRY,
...l.‘ to. run 8b. to. Iamdt.
n or "ummpmun.
SliflandSnllHats,8ilkHals;
lloy'u Hats and t‘uw. t‘rti~h liars fur .\l-. n and :
Ask to see our IOC Corsets.
GINGHAMS.
0f evvrv description. From-Ix and Domestiv at Sr. lilo, 1241:, 1
per yard. Worth ”It. lie. We and 25c. Extraumlimrry barguiI :
Ask to see our IOc Corsets.
IN HSSIERY
“'0 shall otl‘cr special inducements. and ill‘ “’0 Imvo ulxvuysfiiee
headquarters for those gmnls it Would In» “'I‘II to ~33} we take :
interact in the pvoplc's wellzmn and invite all in need of H :
cry to visit our Hosiery muutmx this week. as Wt} are displayl
special bargains in the qum- inc-minim] goods. as follows: A ,,
ussortnwut of Indies" Stripml II-Isiory for 23¢. worth inc: Lndi
Lislo'l'liruud and line ('ntlou How in black and colors for 4 I
worth I‘n'w; Lisle 'I'Iirczul Ilnsv. plain and drop stitch. block all
colors. for 301-, .Iifn- and Mr por pair, worth IL'w. 24'»- and ti 1
LnIIlt's' Silk How. in black and t'uInl’S for star, tuba $1 15, 1 25 «
:l on per pair. worth $1 00, I ‘35. l l”. l in) lo 5 W.
4»
Ask to see our I00 Corsets.
Our Stock of Silkllnves and Min
Is lur w and vorv (’Ill‘lll't‘. (“twisting of ('ulurml and Block,
Lisle ’Iiruid. Tritium IlllII uII Silk. and of styles which we (:0
lrol. and Would any urn \‘t'l‘V much Ill‘IllW lhv I'l‘gllllll't'mil of
Prices (in follows: 251' worth 304-. Illli' worth Inc. 35'»? worth We, .
worth 55c, 5M? worth We, I350 wnrtll 25v. 550 worth ill on,
Ask to see our lOc Corsets.
......“ ’ MM...
Bur Stock of Bushings, Shin Waists, law»:
Embroiderios. Etching. Itopo Silky. Slum wd Linen. I’ougoo Tidi
Chino Silks is always supplied With the illlml rum-mos.
W“..
Ask to see our me Corsets.
...“.an.“
Gents’ Furnishings;
Woolwnys have complete and very dosimblo Imam-truism :j
Gl‘llls’ wondered and lmlnumlemd Shirts. Fine Dom Slum .
piqucs and plain open from. end in the norms do, mmuont we I»
particular attention to a sperm! drivo m III-Ills” lullmggun 8b
and Drawers til the. mitivo vuluo fdk'om'll. All tbo‘uew sly
Collars and (hills. Sollnrs llc ouch. (2an 12b: 3 pair. All
new novelties in (lento‘ Nookm-nr. (lontn‘ Yachting Shirts v!
on. atoms”... SHADE;
(lilUlothein all widths:undnleVeryimnginubb-priI-Im. 3. .,
made and I) out hands employed for tlmt pu : ‘f‘
uug by compel .
tee given on all close of work of that ltlllll.
“gm-r
Norwalk Chronicler