filflftilllllllnfllllllc
England ls Pushing Her Beh-
. . tun commuter. PUBLISHED
lull-bury Ind Pun-urn“ Were Rather
" L'wuiahoent from the capital. that Lord Sails.
ring S'ca Bill.
lbw and the Pmtdaut and Secretary
Ill-loo nod to Koo]; Punching Thom
lip—n. Outlook Boein- Furor-hie.
Wmnw'l'ox. June 2.~'l‘he state depart-
ment ha: made public the recent , com
oponde'nce on the Behring sea fishery ques-
tion. The first communication is from
Secretory Blaine to Sir Julian Pantomime.
It mud: a: follow: '
WAsnnm'ros. May i. 1801.
SIB: During the mouth of March lust. a few
do)?! one! the ndjmmimcnt of oongrcw. twang
under the instructions of the president. I pro
pondtoyou that I modus viveudi be ugrwd
upon touching the seal fisheries pending the ‘
mlt of arbitration of inclination at inane be ‘
m the two governments. Tho prosidimt'sl
”proposal. which 1 submittod to you. was;
Milo Canadian sealer should be allowed to'
me within I certain number of miles of tho
Pribylofl inland; It was. however. the conclu-
Ihn of the president. After reading Lord Salin-
hury‘a dispute]: 0! February 2|. that this moan:
wivondi might pmsibly provoke a conflict in
not. and to avoid that result he in-
structed me to propose that healing. both on
hndand not, should be suspended by both no—
tions during the progress of arbitration or dur
ing me sewn of llitli. On both mansions it
w a couvematlonnl cxchnngc of views. the
tint in my onion at the stat" department. the
second at my residence.
The Pruidont Wu Anni-ma.
The Mont was no desirous of a prompt r9
spans from Lord Salisbury to his second propo
Illicit that l matured to summit that he re-
quanta: answer by cal-lo if prm‘tl-‘abln. Esp»
dolly who tho president anxiumi tn receive an
answer (which be trusted Would be favorable)
Mmheahould act out on his tour to the Po
diam llu loft Washington on the night
«April 13 without having heard a word from
your got-moat. it was then a full month
dlu’ he had intruded me to upon negotiations
at the question. and the only inforonoc was that
Lord Snlhbnry would not agree to tho proposal.
" m'Lord“"‘ ,” ," ‘as ‘
not imprnhnhle. that he would not rostrnin the
Canadian seniors from entering Behring sea.
and" all intelligenco from British Columbia
allowed that the seniors were getting rowdy to
nilll‘hrxo numbers. the prnsidcnt found that
bdfllnot with justice prevent the lam-cs
balloting seals on tho Pribylofl islands. The
Mt therefore instructed tho sucrotary of
tb tin-dry, who ins ofilcinl clinrgo of the sub
jest, to has to the lemma tho privilege of kill—
h‘n the Prlbyloif islands the coming season
tho nuimum number of «1,000 cunt y thousand)
uh, subject, howcvnr, to the almolntc disrro
and power of an agent. appointed by tho
My of the treasury, to limit the killing to
small a nnnibcr as the condition of the herd
m in ElLi opinion, demand,
Lord Saliobury “’no Willing.
On April :32. eight days aftcr tho president
Indian Washington. you notified too. when l
hfi' wuready magneto thutnllseallng'
Ihould be suspended pending the roonlt of
arbitration. On April 2} l telegrnphod Lord
Solblmry's proposition to tho president. He
replied April 2’5. expressing great saturation
with Lord Salisbury} manage. but Instructed
me to inform you that “tome seals must be
killed by the natives for foal." that "the known
are bound. nudur their loose from the govern.
meat, to feed and can: for the natives. making
it pecuniary to send a ship to tilt? l‘ribylotf
eoch amen at their exponsr." and that
lot this service. I very expensive one. tho
“head should find their compensation in tnlt
la: a moderate number of seals unthfl‘ the
lame." Tho president arm his belief that
thh allowance would be mdily ngrmid to by
IadB-lhbnry. boo-m the'necmdty is Ills!)-
luh. You will membcr that when 1 mm-
mm this proposition from tho prmidcnt
to you. on the evening of Monday. April '5.
you did not axroo with the prmldvnt's noggin»
than. 0!: the contrary. you cxprmwl yourself
umfldwt that Lord Salisbury would not no-
eeptit: thnt in your judgment the killing of
null must ho cut oil utmlntely on the land and
in the water. and that it could not he stopped
on either unless noppcd on both.
Ila Dld Not Boll". It.
Tho narrative of facts which I have now
given (nhtolutnly Memory for cloarly under-
dnding the position of this government)
brhp m to- further statement which I In:
directedbythu president tombmit. Tho pres
“reluct- to helluva that Lord Salisbury can
my mohair: the position you have taken,
Miklwddtip in placed in full pvuwsion of
“Mwhlch i shall now Inbrnlt to youomno-
whithdotoll. Whoa the privilogn of killing
uh on tho inland: of Shin! (loin-in: and Saint
Minimum: no. wane-nod to the North
America company for a mruln mm per akin.
to he ppld to the government. utbor duties of
In (morons. coolly and reapumslblo «murmur
minim-ad upon the mummy.
Blaine then «inscribe» at length
that duties. which he sums up as follow»:
’l’ho Company’s Duties.
Indian. than. the mean-of living. the twill»
ti- “ education, thou-r9 of health. tho ro-
unding. this training or the young “it!
a“!- occmmnglaty of over ill) Wit“. are .n
w upon t company In in. million duty
byqocihc minim of the logo. I int-low you a
m of the column of lull, giving «very moot
tho a worm. old and young. mole and to
unknown-tum tho whilommuuityof
W
thuinpoocd upon the my
Ihirmh-I-miounnnlly with punctuality
“
um Tummy-«unthinking»
fi.dnll the. humu bring».
I
S
|nh§a‘.§;d.mu I
porno-a MW
ii men thounond live hundred (1.51m. mi
government of the Unltud Staten guarantors
that no main «hall be killcd in the open watcrl '
of Behring sea by any lionsou on any \‘mllflfl‘
lug undor the American flag or by any Ameri-
can citizon culling undor my othor line.
The government of Great Britain guarantee.
that no moi» Ihnll be killed In the open wail!!!
of tho Bohring be. by any person on any vu-
Iol nailing under the Britinb flag. and that no
British subject chill engage in killing min for
the timo Agreed upon on any camel sailing un-
der my other flag. Tho-to prohibitions «lull
continue until the tint day mm. lite. within
whish tlmo tho nrbl’tl’atoru roudorflnol
award or awards; to both govern nts. Thole
Invenl propositions are nubmitt for the con.
lidoration of Lord Salisbury. The president
bellows that they are calculatcd to produce I
mull II ouro fair and honorable to both gov-
ernment», and thus load to the permanent ad-
justment of a controversy whichhunlroady
been left too long at ism
lhare the hmor to he. air. with tho highut
mmidorutiun. your obodiont servant.
' Juno 6. BLAIII.
air Julian Panncefote, u. c. 10.. K. o. it.
0%.
Sir JIIIIII’I Reply.
To this letter Sir Julian Pnuncefotc
made the following reply:
Sin: 1 have the honor to aoknuwl-ulgo the r.
ccipt of your note of yesterday in which you
have forniniatmi for tho considomtion of the
Marquis ol’ Saliwbury tlnlallt'tl pruikrials for n
.modim Vin-lull during tho approaching lialwry
sons-in in Behring so: on the principle of a cut
tuition of will killing both at sea and on land.»
nrrangcmvnt to which, as l informed you in
my note of tho Mb nit. hlnlonlahip was dis
posed to give his favorable mnsidernthm.
lbui‘c forwarded to Lord Salisbury by thb
day's mail a copy of your note. and l have tel»
graphed to his lordship the proviso terms of the
provurinl with which it I‘llllt'Illle‘fi. l umch'ro
pet to find that a misconwption bu nrison In
regards your C(nnplm‘nt of delay on my part in
noqnainting Lord Salisbury with your sci-0nd
altornntivc propmnl for n ressntinn of anal kill-
ing at sea and on land which you originally
made to mo vorbally. Oh that «reunion you
may n-niembor that l (‘Wfl‘tieled some rclno
tam-o at sending any furthor prom-gals to hit
lordship whlI-{liio oli-zputrh ul Fob 2! last. [Bub
mining uiiiomlinoum on tin» llllt'flllnlk‘i for arbi
trnlinnl ri-mninod unanswered. and that l sup
(hm-d that it would bo mum satiatirtory if
this new proposal worn mac mocumntly
with your reply to that. dis-patch. which lhopc
to receive with the hut rumihlo dolly. 1 un-
derstood you manhunt to that migration Ind
to say that. "you would phi-laud in Unit order.“
The I'Wnltlt’lfl'l Name Not Monti-mod.
If you had informed lllt‘ that the president
for any roam-u dmirml that this alternative pro
puual should be tht-grnpln-d in luurd Soliabnry.
l flood hardly say that l abuuid have compiled
It t’hl‘i.‘ with his wishes. But I cannot call to
mind that the prinidi-nt‘s name was our man-
tiunml at our interviuw. which you correctly
describe a» “converxilmnal oxrhnnuv nl' viowa‘
» Fortmmtcly. hnwcver. nu zipprwloblo but of
tiino occurred 1 nunnintml Lord Sniiabnry
withyyour alterrutlvc pupal by the mail 03
the 7th of April to few days only altar it was
motto), and l mvivod a prompt answer by tclo
graph which «ambled me to inform you by my
note of April 31th:“ his lordship was din-coed
tomnsidur thc- proposal favorable. At an in}
icrvicwat your rcsnlvin-u on thozidof April
you c1pr.».~--~i your mlist‘m'tinn at Lord Sail»
bury'»: ply and you .~t:ti~~l that before taking;
any further AEI'I'S you dt'h‘lrl‘d tn mmmunlcuk
by toicgrupb with tho pmidont.
lie “'5“ Greatly (unturned.
At a furlhn-r interview at your reel-laun- on
the fith you informed me that tho president
dmimd that the Hindus vivcndi should contain
Insemination (If the right to kill a curtain num
ber of souls for tho support of the natives of the
Pribylofl Islands At first night this rcscrvntion
cum-d me some disappointment. ‘
it certainly appeared to mu upon tours-mica
u dotmflng from the principle of (quality
which wan fonturo of the originnl pmpueul
But 1 Win morn mnccrnod at your stating that
it never won tbt- intention of tho prwidnnt oral
quK that the modua rivendi should be in
force until the toms of arbitration bad boon
scttlcd.
This] four-ml would proton! the timuly appli
cation of tho- inudus vivondi. and i so in-
formud Lord Haliubury by telegram on the
some day.
1 notice with satisfaction that no mush condi
tion ishi’tixul tn your prcgenl proposal. although
the roservution an to the killing of a limited
number of brain on tho Manda is mointuinod. I
am glad to think that thorn in yet time to carry
out for this illitery non-on any nrnnxoment
which may promptly b0 proud to. and i hope
that tho abovo .--_ ' ‘ may the int
prunion you nppoor to have formed that there
has boo-n any dulay on my part in oxpoditin.
thownsidentlonnf tho modu- virondi which
you have proximal. l have the honor to bo.with
the highest condor-lion. air. your most alto
dient. hntnblo wrvont.
Junux PA
To the llou. Janna (i. Blaine.
An Barly Boopouoe Bound.
On May 20 Acting Secretary Alice ad
dreaded the following pernonal note to the
Brltluh ininlsuer:
Mr Dunn Bin JULIAN: Tho pron-ion: pdo
Minimum tho reply of lair melmru gov
content to tho prupuoitlon submitted in tho do
portlnont'n unto of the ith inst to stop sealing
by ruminant Ibo l'nilcd State: In wull an by
onbjocta of her mainly pcndlnx the orbit»
tiun uf quoeitinm in dislpulo touching thun‘l
flohorhm in liq-bring loo llhuuld be glad to
know u «on no paudblo the present amuuf tin
min. 1 remain, very ulncomly wan.
ALVEI’ A. All“
On May an Acting Secretary Adi-o ml-
dmuied the following to Sir Julian:
Hill: In my imam-l note of tin,- Emit inst. and
numeral othcr (um-lon- in oralvomninnlcu
run;
on. m ,, in; on wound: and in tin
wuenofnii umbehmitoduinmdnou
upruod. u to citizen. of tho United titan
and sublimi- of i Britain. pending tho urht
notion of dilution in mtmvony h.
twocn tho two momenta. in auroral into!»
flaw-with thewthinat. thcdodroot
tho utfmlanwiymtothomto
Prompt Action Ito-clout.
'l‘honituntkm nvtdently calls for prompt no
tion. loch day‘s daisy tum-us tho existing
Mmhthooldlltyoftho martin [ov-
flmenhtoluke th:.izmwd lingual: at
takingm "what I”
m at Minn-la: hm boon for em
mammoth-cutie can. Thor In My
“Woman-ch. Manon-cub.
mhvonwaitod definite onion. Their pm
nonhuman“: rounded in Behring not.
Millard-lay mandate“ the very mm
«which thmtwumht. ltinquitl
”mp-“Hawaii Mr“ and What
Madman-loan be m to on
flan. AlpinWyh-mdorddh
hmgmhhflnmml-
”’“""“&W"‘
Thyroid-modal»
m >
E
» If
take pride in.
nominal
l4 SOUTH IIIII STREET. I » IISUHIB RUIllIIIIIi.
SRIITH HURHIIII. ~ .
Salisbury llllu. Blindltlo
The Intent communication to tom III.
British ininiulcr to Acting Soc-rotary Ade.
Ind reads as follows:
Human LImA'rmx.
WAanmurnN. D. (1.. May 2‘7. MRI
But: i have the honor to acknowlcdgc the ro—
ooipt of your not.» or youtorday‘n (Into. And to
inform you that l liavo communicated tho MIT)
Itnmro of it» mntvnm in tho Momma uf Salim
bury by telmgmm. l fool mrod that his lord-
khip will finally regret any inmuvuniolwo
which may bo «mtutod to your ginormuont by
tho impractlcabillty of morning an immediate
ruply to tho prupoul mainland in Mr. Elaine‘s
not» to mo of tho ltth inst. Lord Hullabury. u
I had the honor to state to you verbally-J-
using the ntrurut expedition. but the lltonou
oftho pmpoual and tho mnditlono attached to
it having givon rim» to grave dltllcultius onto
which his lordship has nwmnrlly been in cun-
munivation with the Canadian government.
Ili- n-ply. however. my now arrive ll any
moment. i have tho honor to be, with tho high-
cst consideration, sir. your most obedient. hum-
ble eervunt. Junux Panaclml.
Flrot Now- of the Bill.
The correspondence was continued
promptly until Mny 2‘5, when Lord Sailor
bury cabled announcing that n bill would
be introduced empowering the government
to prohibit u-nl fishing.
THE BEHRING SEA BILL.
1t Illa Pulsed a serum] Itch-ling In the
Commons.
LONDON. June 2—ln the homo of corn-
nions ycsicnlny the Hon. W. H. Smith
moved the second wading of tin.- bili for a
close season on Behring son. He mini that
the government was cndvnvoring to arrive
at friendly conclusions with n kindred
power. No order in council would issue
under the bill unless Maturation were ob-
tained that the conditions of arbitration
were satisfactory, and that scaling would
beprcvcntcd except. as in tin: 7,7“) seals
necessary for the native». The arrange-
ment appeared the beat that could boob
mined.
Sir John l-‘rrxuosnn said ho IK‘IierI the
rt-ply about to ix- iltIIIn'nlSt'll to tho I'nilml
Slutva government would bring tin-in so
closely together [but Imrlumiy WUIlItI “’9“
be obtnirml. The bill then “haul urn-mini
reading.
The Hon. W. H. Smith said that tliobill
wan the result of a desire on the port of all
parties to make on mnicabb- amingeinent.
which mm certainly to ho preferred to bar-
barous methods of milling dillicultios.
Thrilclny in submitting the duration to
parliament had been partly due to thoill»
DI‘SS of tin- Canadian pn-micr.
The consent of the Dominion to the bill
win; subjcct to conditions, on» being that
ships fitted out under the British flag for
lawful fishing in lit-bring son be compel»
sated for loaniururred during the period
of prohibition, which would continue un-
til lbw, within which time it this expected
that tho nrbitmmr.» would nmko an award.
It WM no! [imported to bout: the order
TlllIt‘fiB Russia conscnlml to entire pmhibb
lion. 'l‘bort- wan. every row-m to hop.» for
lllt‘CO-trpt'l'illlllll of ('unmlu Ill milking tin-
ncu-wnry n-gulations. ”t‘ did llnl urge
the IiullM‘ to accept the bill on iIll‘ ground
of absolute right and jlwllu‘. but no a
frirmlly act to A frivnilly po 'rr.
Sir William lianmnrt: -d tlnit a scri-
uus nibsundbrslnmling Int-l 't‘t‘ll England
and the United Hinton (mid be a great
caluinily. and be ex. ‘ i mtiafnctiun It
the comma adopted '
Stun-Ivy Iii l I that while approving
tin-m he thought it n misluko
. tlnit tln- Mulls within liq-bring
eca en: in danger of cxtrrminniiun. Ilia
ormaiion nliowod a hkrlihnod of more
scnlts this your than for a long period.
.\lr. Chamberlain said that Mr. Smith
lnnl rofermlunly in themsent of llusn‘iato
nclosed season. lio nmlrrstooilthnt the
German flag bad nisubeen seen in Behring
sea. and he hoped the government would
uncertain the punitiun of maritime powm
generally toward the question. f
Sir John Forgnawon said the government
had abundant evidence of the diminution
of the seals in recent year». and it was now
3. to prevent the wholesale do
ltruction of the seal. Arbitml ion cou-
cemed nnt only tho~ right» of England, the
United States and Canada. but also melo-
urea for tho [IM‘I'VRTIOH of the tit'lllfl. The
matters to be n‘fcrrcd to arbitration were
still the subject of correspondence.
Mr. Illnlnc at Bolton.
.Bos'rox, Juno x—Secmtnry and Mn.
Blaine arrived in this rily last evening
from New York. Mr. lilnine‘u nppruranco
was in inatlml contract to tho buoyant
manner llmt usually characturiud him.
lit- wmi mentiwl to a waiting carriage and
his walk lwrayrd bin fwbimwm Tho
party wrn- driven to Young's Ililll‘l. wlwro
they will remain mitiithla morning. when
the journey to Bur Harbor will ho mauled.
no Elliott Trial a Mnly nun.
Conwum..lune thin the Elliott murder
trial the ottornl-yo for tho dolomite took up
all tllotimu of tho wanton in nrralxniuu
The Dispatch, Journal. Pm and World,
nowupaporn, for their comment» on the
case. which they lunged to ban boon
binned and prrjndiclul in the defendant
Ind hhi noun-cl. ’l‘lioy aukul that a up
titloa of the oflenna inpunlnhed moon— I
tempt oi court under the ruling: in tho
molAllen 0. Mym The court-tom
that behind road the article In question,
uni thought the Pie” and World were
clearly in contempt. The ediion would
have been eitcd to appear for arraignment
had it not been that the defense urged
that such action would only Incrrnlle tho
falling against the dofenuc. lie tbs-«font
contented himmlf with warning the new.-
paper: that further reflections on tho
eauru or in omcm would not be tolerated.
Ila-go kiddo in I On Mon.
le You. Join lmAn unknown man.
app-really filtrate your: old. walked into
n Ninth unnu- m mu thorny
noon and linked to ho Ihown some two r-
en. lie selected one and Asked to have it
loodod A cartridge «to fitted into the
weapon by the minimum The strum
took tho motion. and steppihl to the mid
m Mun. 'W laur-
Br. 1»!!me k-bnrlng tho unno-
niuogvlm tummeM BI. In-
. 1 mm
wounm Aloha Balm,
India ordain
wolldoilned‘”loatcs oi . bioown. be soon will
bemndit will depend on you to a grent‘nxtent
whether Momma are good, bad or lndiilorent. It
{is just as important to you and to tho boy that his
A. taste be properly 0611de as it is that he is given
lessons in grammar. There isn’t much dilloronoe ,
between the condo! dressing him well and the ex- '
pence of nttiriug him in clothes that no boy can
RRIIS.
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iii APPEAL n "tinsel
I
Philadelphia's Citizens Ask Him
to Catch Marsh.
A BIGRBWABD HAY BB OFFERED.
I). City Council: ll". Allied to Oh.
$5.000 sad the not. lay Double tho
Price for tho Fu‘ltlvo Bunk fruition.
They Think Much; Can llplnln.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno Iv'l'hc citiunl'
aommittco of fifty Ill apparently not antio-
Iod with the effort; being made to appu-
hcnd Marsh, the fugitive hank president.
A meeting was held nt which it was deter
mined to enlist the aid of the notional
government in tho pronecution. Accord—
ingly a telegram was sent President liar-
rinon. Secretory Footer and Attorney
General Miller urging that the fulcrnl
authorities uac every means in the power
)f the government to secure the apprehen-
iion of Uidcun i". Morph. the defaulting
and ubscoudiug president of the Kl'j‘blifllfi
National bunk.
A Rrwunl of $5.000 Already om.
The city councils have voted to offer I
rowan! of sauna" the delivury of Presl—
dcut Marsh to tho proper authorities, and
it in hinlitd that this stilt» will double tho
price. This more was determined upon
by the Banish-y iuvustigatiug commitloe
3n the strength of the belief that. Marsh in
the man who can explain what. may uover
otherwise be disclosed
The revolutions of the session were tho
axistence of an arrangement by which
Bttnlslcy furni-ibed money for Walter Po-
tcmon’a contracts for titre-ct CIt’lIIlIlig. The
mom-y used in each can was that of the
city or state. AgentAdilin. of ti.» Munici-
pal annotation. rim-inptml to opwstion a
witness and wag. choked oil by the mar
mince.
I’rruldnnt Kelli-oily Arraigned.
Presidcnl Kennedy was arraigned on the
filing? or ttlllbt’llllllg “volition! the Spring
(innit-n bank's flunk ”II conspiring to do
fraud. Ctbhli'l' Kcnn’cvly was arraigned
Jn thecbzmn- of making lake rutrics in the
books of the bank. making false n-portn.
md conspiring with Pro-idem. Konnedy to
deceive and defraud. At the hearing it.
was in cvidcnco that at one time Preci-
lcnt Kennedy had ovonirawu his account
about 800,1“). that books were triflod with
it every point and that the flock had been
Morin-turd several times
it was clearly shown that the method-
by which the bank was looted were of the
worst kind. and it is probable that the
widen! will go to jail for years. They '
were held in the name bail and Ill default
were returned to llnynmenoing jail.
To Iiiveotigute the Tremury.
Governor l’uttison has din-vial that
Senator lit-urge Handy Smith's joint com-
mittee appointed to iuvmtigate the state
treasury shall moot without delay.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Notion-I Lie-gun Ind Annotation Chi-
plan-hip (lumen.
NATIONAL LBAGI‘E.
At ltrmkly n
Brooklyn ....... 0 LI 0 ll 0 l 0 2 0—5
Pittabnrg... . .....,l I) 0 0 z' I) it D It. 8
limahitn: ilmoklyu. 9‘. Pittsburgh Errors:
Brooklyn. I; Ptttaburg.1l Batteries: Simian
Fields. Hemming and Dolley.
At New York»-
New York. ..0 i) l l I it 0 u om;
..IT UIIL’OIIUOILI
w lrk. ii: Clem-laud. 5. Erron:
New York. ll: floraland. l, Baltcrim: Kai.
and Buckley. Young sud Zimmer.
At Phil-dolphin
Philadelphia ......... 0 l 0 0 I) 0 l—I
Chicago .............. c 2 l D 0 0 o o» 0
Elle hit»: I'hilulelphin. 7; Chicago. D. Ell-
mn: Philndolphia. (I: (Mic-go. l. Batu-rice:
hpnr and Brown. Stein and Kittridgo.
Al Boston—-
Bolton ............... 0 0 II I 0 0 l 0 0—.
Cincinnati ........... ouuloaolp-I
lime hita: Batch. 3; Cincinnati. II. Error:
Bantam. 3; Cincinnati. 2. Bulimia: Nirhob
and llonuott; Rhine: Clork and Harrington
AMKKICAN WlClATION.
At St. Lucio-a
lithium...” ,..o 0 I) o 0 0 ll 0 3—!
Athletic... 5000000ll—0
Honolulu: 8t. Loni». 9; Athletic. lo. Bruin:
8t. hauls. ii; Allin-tic. 0. Buttnriu; Urifllh
Ind Boyhs. (‘llhhan and lit-Keogh
At i‘olutnbua Nugnm-z ruin,
At Cincinnatimunmo rolled in the mood ln~
IIIIIR’. ruin.
At lmthvillo
Muhvlfln...”
0 l
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
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. it can a MOOUGI'T
9 “Inner B05°°EIKN°W
sac. LIKE. n‘l’
Mann“... “Mom-9m
conform- Illfll old-mulls"-
dun-d n. “mum-inaction-
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wfl-‘gfin Lem ht nm out II... '
IERRIll BUSINESS SUllEGE
STAMFURII. VOSX.
UPEII THROUGH EII'I'IIIE SUMMER.
A litu‘lli'nl. limincau Trainin' School for
both scrim. St niienlucnlerinw dilr m: the spring
can be fitted to till mitiunu in tho autumn.
Every bit-inn- bnnc Inngbt thoroughly. Tho
college is “first rinsa" in equipment. and every
departmrnt in chorus of mnipctcnt inmruc-
ton. Semi for catalogue. Address»,
President Ilerrillilusinessllollage
STAMFORD. CONN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
IVES-IV DAY IN Till YEAR.
NOE SUCH
,g . Y CONDENSED
Supm'or Quality.
Cleanliness.
g . , ' ‘ andmnrvnimrrm
: i ll: Iiuuspk: t p. n,
M living: room» material/m n.» iilrpt pm.
Iimrsuflmouhlituto tbenp ixnllntiuzia. in make
nhetter prom. Inch “than. uml “Bin! on
having NONE l‘ll brand—tho bail.
Mcnazu. a semi. smicuu. in
a l '
CHEWINQ cum
hull-hold
0.
0|:- Iill he out mind!!!“
IOIEI I Milli.“ 00.. Elliott. III.
to
films
RIRRIIBE
KILLER
GURES All. DISEASES.
chrtlof path-m lindy and upcriturnl bow
IIcllmnnlrntt-d that Microbes inrnn Iifrl Ire
tin-mime of curry «Hm. III wonderful
mums ellwtuollg «lumpy» this rum. hill-
lhmlicrin Minor lcmimnmi potion bo-ultb
mum lulwwn. II M no «(and Inn Iilmwl purl-
(imam! humus! tower Ill untwpllc and a
wondor‘ ul ionic. rad our Tl‘llnflltbfflnll‘ from
thmimmlnol [nit-ml purple wim have been
tun-d. lhikqivlnu to l partlru- u. (m. _
it i . . th hut-walk. ('unn.. or 0
high! aim. New York City. can
—
WHY nor 0mm:
l
n It
' llllly BEER.
,-
an my ways of
word mathods. Th
illu- Pml women“
It SRIITH III! ST
Faw céii’é
HEADQUARTERS FUR
MILLIHERY!
Ho. l7 Main Street.
Formerly a Water 8t., Homalli.
Just received!!!) dozen lint: today to soil
without renown-ll shapes and column! I
cxtrcnicly low prim-o of 30c" former rice .
Ono lot of flats 30c. 'mlh» 2 .cach.
Una lot of line French owe" 3th.. 40c" 50c.
ouch. Don‘t forget the number.
l7 MAIN STREET,
Nut to .I. F. Bennett‘s dry goods store.
Mrs.w. Fawcen,
llo. ll Ilain Street. Homalli.
Economy and Comfort i
['5 E
Gasoline Stoves
And avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the- very bent make
THE MANHATTAN
III Ill SIZES.
“‘III ll.‘lkt'.t‘l¥3k mni vIu-aii (hr with of u
atom. \iilii bolt the trouble and apt-us». Fifi)
in uw In this luv» u.
Call and See Them.
’GHSULIHE I5 UEIITS I SILIUI
W.H.Meeker&flu.
)ll’h’li‘ “ALI. BIAM‘K.
lUXA TUHIR!
ASK YOUR DUCTUR ABOUT THIS.
STILLSON’S
EllHIR RF RElI BARK.
aMn) awn” to bai- t‘ broil indium! \Inplvmnnt
"null lElI! )rar. 'l'liv rurrrnl \Ithlllnluu of
mmlwr from brilliant in -ulllI||’|‘. from but in
i'IIIII}. and from drynm to humidity urn not
rnlltIilI'Itt‘ to limitli. Exhaustion and up».
urv to Him» rlinngm- «Iunbtir‘n mbjwl the .5 ~.
trip in Minn k.» nf ambitiou- discuw. u bin h. if
nut m onrr rim Lni, uni-n bung.- un [bruit b-
will Ilu- sltllllllk‘l’. Tim t‘ullltun is now apwln'II)
lim'tlr-I. nitrr m mun) lmw illnt'l't'll thr iii-ail»
rnim: turnn-nlsuf thu- limp. It l~ «litlirnll in
my Iinw llu- public Iiclllb ran Ilt‘ brat Il’lllt‘l l-
oil from tin-w I‘Iitnnliv than 'N. but i n- In'sf
‘li't’ulllfil for Man nunlll‘l twin Ir found in
LOXA TONIC
Stillsun's Elixir of Red Ball.
It will uh. a tin appetite. I'll di-
gestion. cnrir the blood. build up the
uyslcm and unth- the wnk “rough 1
up t
“VANISH
REMEDIES I
luvmo Pump. 5. Lint. will lulu.
lmntrm'ml u wu-rv- mid Ibla full. wblrh
mltlnl on my lmuwbinltulm antic-haul na-
to hull and rough nlmmt l‘llnTIflllltn’a’. I
«firm! at good olul of pain in my chat. with
own-r»! weight or barium that won u-
lrcinrly unplug-um. l tam-um! some of
"Van's." l'mwb i'uro. wblrb saw nu- rrlirl
lmidv of half an hour. and In glam: om
wrek'» time my rob! hail mun-Ty din-mural.
llnveu-«imbmr uiurliri-nmlln inllw but.
but nrwr found numbing that! you mob
prompt mile! and run iii-"l'aii'n"! ‘uunli Pure.
whirhl mmldot n true "with 1m Ill pub
marry lmulilm. Simona Minna.
lit”. Adam-i. lrvlnriou. 5.14
Mr. Van NM»:
Il‘lllll homo lbcuibrr nlxblsnffmin; for.
ribly from munhioinihe right nidrof my
face and head. I applied your. Rheum-lie
Unlmt 3nd unit-mud rubbing Well.
ninltlon‘i think it wu mm than flu- min-
nlm’ time Mona the pain had nll mm. H‘- a
dandy Linimrnt and no misinkr.
Youth. «in. ii. llmutuu.
lilitua.N.J.
tin. 01.4mm K. J.. Fob. to. in.
Mr. J. M. Van New:
For the alarm than] have and your “Nth
tulle cum and “Mm! it hlil done me a
mac-mm. lime minded“ to
my m». which [mainly would not how
donebulllnot Wilton! Inc. ”ml-term
to any "ill it has performed: ramwhiv-li i
now believe“ will «immigrant: Move your
can-turn mama-in! to an» l but plum up
hum of twin. you.
Martini], you".
NICHAIIJEIWMI.
m Known... limo. been“. 1a
ital-um You ”can:
macaw»! Mn lam um martian
0m in modulo ”family ladlld it
our Mo“
Mn ohm
nudwearedoingall we can to decor-v6 it. There
truewaytoretain it. What wk get we want to
hold and we’ can do it only by cOnvincing you that
it pays to deal with us. We believe, in straightfor- ‘
into favor and jumping out again.
stays, itstuya becausc it has an enduring quality.
Ji'here is nothing in the nature of
about our Clothing. It has been tried and tried
thoroughly, and they have not been found wanting.
* BuHSTllllli nos. ? '
"”soum Hilllllilll
getting it. but there is only one
are is such a thing as jumping ‘
When a style , ,
an experimont
um. ulsomc annulus, 4 ' _
IIIIRHIIII. ’ 'l
m. 5. SMITH,
Insurance Building. South Horwalk.
WOT]! for the grandest announccnn-‘nt
hat we offer this week will be
Purely Bargains
'You‘will find in our Dress (fonds De iartment this week an All
\\ ool Striped barge. Ju.~_;t received in alI the new and light shades,
for 29¢ par yard, advertised elsewborc for 54¢ per yard.
THE LARGEST LINE OF
Black Dress Goods,
Now on t‘XIllIlltlUll in this department. Price-a guaranteed.
and sale of the season.
...__ OW _-___
UHE RE THE GREATEST RISES [If THE SEASON
CHINA CLOTH
For Tehnis and Seaside Suitings.
Only ln- pvr yard. Non-r Ilt'fol'c sold less than 2.1- per yard.
I
A NEW SUPPLY OF
French and Scotch iiinghams
ordinarily illTVi‘l‘IISt'iT and sold for Tu- and low- pi’l‘ yard: we will
so-Il for hr and 2'90 :15 long as ”le Inst.
-—~ 9.. «
SATEEHS. SATEEHS.‘ .
A vlmn-v Iim- of Solvents. all new and handsome styles. bought
in soil for ”330 per yard. “‘lII plat-v on salc at
l2 l-2c.. l2 I-20..
-——~ 000
CHALLIES.
Something thin and cool for the summer sonar m. wry cheap
and pretty, regularly sold at 251' and :mi- pq-r yard. Wi‘ are vxinbit-
mg some for one wool: at Mr per yufird.
l2 l-2c. I
,... .. ..
Corset Cover Sale.
(ircnisulvof (‘orsvt (liwvrs. Donut buy ('ursct Covers any-
I
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I
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WIli‘l’i‘i‘IRl.‘ but of us. for we ill'i‘ Iwndquurivrra on oann- and are
Ri'IIIllK grout ( unniitn-s. .-\ nvw ail-rival this day WIlli'Il We Will
illlt'll at tho fo lowing prn-vs: 2512. :l.’n‘.. 450.. mm. mic. and 75c.
Parasols. Parasols.
Do not forgot that we Will do you morn. good "'.' .I'urnsols in
mori- ways than one than any oliwr Imum- In [Ilizi vn-mlty.
scams implant NETS.
Swot-nu and Drnpory ths in plain and funny styles. The very
beat to beacon. Prices nlwnyo norm-t. Don't fall to look over
our imnwnm- HIM'k.
Wm
Embroidered Flouncings.
Again we make mention of our immvnm- «lock of Flaunt-log
that we arc soiling with no numb Rill‘t‘t’flll at prices no follows:
mm. can. 7m. mun. “All. 01.25. $1.35. $1.40 and 01.75 per yard.
[III cloths. Shades. Oil cloths.
u. Minn,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler