”(Highway-ten Were Very (feel no.
Iaoh ‘l’helr flue.
Dalia. Tex, Sept. hw’i’e hie re»
port» tron: Santeria. Tea, a mall elation
on the :5th Pacific railroad located in
a. thini rattled aeolian at this county,
‘1". a (billing account at a darlnp train
robberyeonlnrlttedhynlonnhdnteoetaa
. earlyhonr. Therm andthentall
care were rifled _ have at rnall
wereeeenred containing perhap- ot re.-
lateral ntall. Theerpreaa ear war en-
tered through a narrow window which
wee opened by a dynamite cartridge. The
rate in the erpreee car was opened by the
meeaenner at the point of a pistol, the
robbere carrying away valuable jewelry
and thousands of dollare.
The train war delayed eereral honre, the
robbers taking their time. There were
' Waller“ and A. alarobbera, all wearlli mnelu. The ex-
," “a, treaaum. lt preee messenger wae overpowered and
v . emu nominated by no— leit hound hand and foot in his ear. Pao-
. . M . unyre who attach their heads out oi the
9r M will ““1”". window were warnedtoheep within byn
Waterline the m" that iromthe handita'revolverr. [loner
lure» be mug-u. ‘
. we. mutation-
hehie We.
Sept. l-Jl‘he Penneylrania
.eonyeetlon owned here
J durum-lice. The aitna’
‘ oath-aged, and it is believed
will he Robert it. Wright.
in waiting conveyed the bandits and their
booty to the border, where they eroeeed
over into Mexico. ’ '
. m ' mph II m of m m ltloodhounda Alter the lathe“.
" ‘ u, a, mututw“. Demo, Sept. 3—1: is now atoted that
W mt intended ” an oflaet to the Rio Grendc train robbere neared till,-
’ - Militant the expreee car instead at “.000,
aa previously ureported. All telegraph
wine between and M10 were
out. it ie enppoaed, the robbers who ea-
pecttogaintilne bythie more. An anon
an the hloodhounda were taken to the
place oi the robbery they rtrnck the trail,
, and when leat heard oi were going toward
[aldelalrnato have meaty-av. Wet mountain. All the mountain paaaae
_ Wichita. Be haeeateblinhed arebalng edand now there ie every
” hereantl a bend paraded the gmhahlllgdthat the robbm will he speed-
y captu .
ruousauoo saw rm; nu.
A lea carried lip hp a Balloon Drape
’ to Ila Death at Our-go;
Oewzoo, N. Y., Sept. 1—11» 10,000 per
none in attendance at the Orwezo lair win
. . seared a horrible accident. Pfiieeoor John
”we . leebie, of thin city, wan vertiaed to
a - She-Ir. of Fulton. for var unheahalloon mndmandapamhnu
, ,,. elm. ll” w W jar-p. Wheneverything war in readineee
Wit-elm atatelaeneamalnly. and Proleaeor Frisbie was about to take
duet-tun d reaolntiona “m ‘3 hie rent on the trnpeu the big balloon got
m “I. WW“. away from those holding the ropes. lt
ml- ‘hd" treaaury '3‘ "1° ahot upward lihea rocket and the epecta ‘
" “WWII“ tcrwerehorriiiedtnaeeaman who had
been holding the rupee awept ed the
ground and hang dangling between the
parachute and the ground. When up
about 100 tart he attempted to drop, but
hie ieet caught in the ropeeandtnrned
hintorerendhe plnnnedheadlnnpto the
pound. Heatrneknuhia head and wan
inatently killed. Ilia name will John It.
Wooda and he came toaeethe inir from
Union Square, thie county.
nlhdelphb Iaglatntae leetlly.
anonrnu. Sent» a—Tbe iiartleiey
investigating committee but night re~
muted their probing into "ztrilaley'!
alaire. ’l'hecuntmittee devoted their at-
tention to examining the magiatratea who
' collected the delinquent mercantile tare-r
for me and mo Ahern.
Smith, Serarin, “It. Barley, llachett. Pn-
llnner and Randall all denied thatthey
had paid a dollariorappointmraedo
linqnent oolieetora
Che-here I. fell Thee-3h.
m. Sept. l—Attorney Perguron
gave out the intortnatloa that there waa a
poeeiblllty oi Janis A. Chamber; the
millionaire (la- .aaniaetnrer. petting
anutenalonot titae on hie obligation
until they could be let. Eula-Xv
Kee, Chambere’ heavy creditor, ha been
a-uredeollateralteoover hie claimant
eeleeted ltlepoaeihle thathewlllgrantaaea—
tenable
light.
t Chair-an.
: The
tut-elem Willie Bland,
at in tan rery chairman and
Another Net-rel le- .1 the late the.
' 8r. Brannon, Sept 1-The can i
eaitltohennch irritated by the appear-
gardingae a atigma on the imperial
otltneeia, bei phlntaell a loan oi at
morality in h iarnily relatione.
In. leane- Amaed.
WW5 lantern 'lrip.
* w Glut—Governormp
«Hmwxw York. Iron 3‘“
3‘ hwlll‘otoanlewlnton the At- waeaeeretlyrnarrledto lien-on in Pitta
em . . hrlayearagd The woman in in delt
, ,“hiflmfl‘h ““0"” ate mun an. Beneee drill-that in
ever married. but adnrlta that they went
through a ahaat «re-any in Pitteherg.
lainhta Impier leave beaten.
eeeelavrettheetate Ian‘ery
We“ mgbahrill‘nt
flattery
viritina hnlphta
Wee-Weaning
M 3. 1.. [Sept 1-
CuharryJerthel-ttee yearn
WhWC-Wfl'm
headland & hewitha
M “We": ' on
Russell llarrlaon’e Alleged 1' lit
13 m mm AIDE"
A Inert m She “lake the newly
demonstrated to his own animal-lion. at
kart. that it war no” pllyala‘ill impo‘dn
hillty,‘ aa tome declare-é to li’fillfl'lfl' a lady
in a dignified and cranial dunner from
the deck at an ocean ateantrr totiledaeh
of n entail revenue cutter alongside. When
the Majeatic, oi the White Star line, war
reported llnaaell wee already on deck oi
the revenue manner Great, which :ieere
tary Popterhad placed at the diapoeal oi
the prehident’a wile. Theothere on board
theenttar were hire. Benjamin liarrhwn,
hire. Dimmieh and Mr. and hire. George
W. Boyd. They were going down the boy
to meet lira. McKee, the pmident’a
daughter. and Men ltuuell Harrison on
\thelr return from Europe.
at the end 0! the projecting lipztl’, one end
in Beneon with deaertion, and aayeehe
Baurooa, Sept n-Jl'he aeraath eaeeal
”Mamie-authored
Union hotehglrea tryWeahiutoe can
. oi aerate-a. In honor at t“
W.
at
lehleheert. Driehud
with Collector Faeeett.
Appointed low Yarn collector Did
lot Ireet flee with the Barnett line
I. the fleet lady in! the Land.
New Yomt. Sept. 3.-—ilnmii ilarrlaoa
Ire. lc‘ee la a hilt.
When the Grant out the Majestic hand Lilian
hernhiefe and urnbrellaa were waved, and
when the cutter drew nearer greetinge
were exchanged. It won on anxious mo-
ment for Boswell. llr ixnd an illgultlultl
plan for tranaierrlug the ladies iron: the
Hajeatlctothellrant. lle noon outline-cl
his plan to the Majeetiu’a ofllcul’l. 'i‘wo
aailore nimbly climbed aloit and out to
the end ohthe spar which projected (PM
the deck at the Grant. Mr. llnrriaon had
eaneedtohernadeaeortotnsling ont oi
alegleee armchair. The chair woe along
between rupee in and; a manner that a
perron could lit in it with em and satiety.
Alter peering a rope through tlu- pulley
ol the rope wee lied to the "sling." and
the’ai'tair hoisted to the 'Majestle‘e deck.
hire. McKee waa minted into llw 0 hair by
the two ewarthy Milan, who handled their
charge no they would a baby, and then tied
her in with rope» new» the hunt.
'l'hera the Streamed.
An ofileer stood by and grave the euro
mend "Hotel" in a grail, matter oi tact
way. "Bury there.” rang out the other:
an the sling swung over the eteep aide oi
the Miner. and hire. HeKae gave an it
voluntary little scream.
“Lower away there” waa the neat corn-
mand, and the ration allowed the rope to
ally through their nourrr gradually. and
hire. Xeliee waa landed on the Grant'r
‘dech.
Nee. )leKee wee anon releaeed. and ae
inatant later we! elmpedlnthe amoi
her mother, the pneident'e wile.
Up route the sling again for it: other
precioua htrden. A few tee-tutti» new hire.
Rnaaell Herr-iron lately landed on the
Great’adeeh aadinthe are-e ethchne
lefln. llama.- Angry!
Theperty cane dinettothie city and
later left for Cape May, where they arrived
in minty. Collector Faeaett'e refusal to
inrniah the urea-e eatter Grant to line
eeli llarrleoe haaeanaed maideralle talh.
The World aaya that In. Harri-on. wife
of the prealdelt. lntirnat. that Collector
Yaeeett ha- been dieeonrteone and die
reapeetl'eltothenratladyotthelud
It light lave lees.
The Worldadde: "ltneaell Ilarrboeatlil
that hedoaa not nederetand the
collector'e aetlm la reinala the neon!
the rereane cutter Great to llarrlaa
Ira. Harmon her not."
Raaaell'a Alleged let-aria.
ereolleetorotthhport
honor.
in.“
What the Banal-ell i’larera. .tthleteeaed
Bait-trier.
Dudley. Con
MIL.
201mb!!! ..0roooooou-
“generics: Butlinton and Xurphy. ti
Darwae.
At Philadelphia--
Athletic.
it. hula.
Iattper and Doritos.
hehanm....o o o 2 o o o o 1 2..
Fabio ..... l o o 1 u o 1
Batteries: Goodall and llv-l’..:?wy. i‘allahan
udhlciimmgie
pen. dim
light haveheen aettletl it Collector fee
aett had called upon the prealdantial
party. )lra llerrlaon hae been in the city
nearly two dnya, but the lean who cut
:thehisheet lethal olcehiheslit oi
husband has torpettu Will“.
The World aaya line-ell ilarriaon re
alerted yeeterday; "My mother t-lmelderr
thatnlr. Fan-m huncttreualthe
was“ wile with proper mpret. She
not put it on her pernnal aeeount,
hntaethewiieotthepreeidenl. Sir. he
aattnotonly entered thenanaleonrteayoi
the Grant entil compelled to tender the
raeael hylleeretery fatefaoedemhat he.
, paid aoattee-
the praeldeet’e
y no he
entertained at przaldent'e
'l'hlela the-Intention
m Melanom-
meeappetater at Prudent liar
” mite“ 'dew o Trove:
item a” lining.
hA‘I‘lOIAI. lJlMill‘i
"million: i no iill i
,.ololluooon 35':
tomb-Mano! limit" linol- and
“blindaud t ‘iurklv.
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ll-l Pointer Defeated.
Pnluoau'uu, Sept, 15,—!“ the second
lay of the grand circuit trotting meeting
of the Philadelphia Driving Pork associa-
tion the defeat oi the great pacer llal
Poizer was the ienture oi the dny'a roc—
lnx. He won two heats, but in the third
rhowe'd alum oi J'l-lnmt and J uhuaon look
the bent. lln‘. l’ufzuer came in bleeding
at the nose. John—on won the fourth heat
really not! llsli l’uintt-r woe then with-
lrawn. Johnston took the next beataud
won the rare. The judge-l, hue-rende
:laml all all pooh They did not inti-
mate that there hosl been (on! play, but
raid intuit-out bettere had been placed at a
dimlvuntoxe tothe benefit of thorn who
knew the great paeer'e ailment. w N. 1'. ll.
won the 9:5 trotting clean.
Bicycle leeerda Irwin
Srrumnatn. Mara. dept. a—At Realp-
den park W. I. lnrphy. oillew York,
beat three records while tryin; he the
mllereeordonaroiidtire eatety. flenade
the quarter in l‘hfl aeoonde.thehall in
in. like, the three-quarter in la. I? the.
and the mile in 2m. 1| the. P. J. Brio
rodeapeenmatieeaietyaad-adethe
pnarterlnumonde. the hall in In. “in.
the thremquarter in In. we. and the Ille
in an. in Him The but three areAraeriean
records.
King-ton Ina Victor.
(Intranet, Sept. : ~Kingnton defeated
Verne d'lh' and Norton t.‘ at Garfield part.
King-ton went under the wire a winnerol
the 05,01!) puree by three length», while
Ilerhln (3 heat Verne d'Ur a eintiiar tlll'
lance tor the place. The time we bu
‘l’rettle. at III-Ara.
mm. X. Y.. Sept. t—At the rec-lad
day at the interatata tnireaeeairoowood
won the 21 trotting pone. l’rillaollan
uptnred the 3-yeervold event andllelea
Prim-the 2m elaaa.
laalu 'ea't In lined-er.
Tomato, Sept. l—The (laminar-limbo
”I M h” been dad-mil nil. principally
hacauae lle‘nlau [one with tl't'onuor ear-
lier than was repeated to the New Weat-
Iainetar regatta.
Iltehell’e Lateet Payout.
Ight Corbett ior “.11!!! with bare ileta
THE news: in ”only.
eloap the Atlantic and null coma '
Eleven elelnhere out M {barter-ll at in
preeldent.
ll. ll. wereawapteleaa by a prairie fire.
Thebod oi lire. Riehardeoa. of Lon
Prairie. ine., wee laid out tor lrll
harlrieada
aatieeahle. spatially alter hie aear Deal-ea atatloe. A. 1.. 'l‘neede
mlareondaetiarelatinetolhetlrent”
”lawman-t.
fwd...“
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area-m "
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her-e Wheelie-eel. I $.19." ”It”.
mwnm nearer mm“
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twine
’i'haWarldeaaat ”lad-learnt hie to “0‘“
al the menu cotter
f—ut yeatrrtley cited
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A, It, P‘llon, 01 San Antonio, Tom, wan
killed by a burglar who entemi hie hm,
Superintendent Kimball. oi the lite ear:
in. aerriee. hae put no mo eatra crews
diaaa'a rtnte [Democratic committee laror
Cleveland The othere want "my toe
flee thomaedaereanear tiraud Pane.
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May. butane retired and mogul-ad w
'hlleatrala wae running at iallepeed fi
Jon-lee blew a , Milli:
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biscuit is slumpc
[Mes your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker?
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FawCett’s
HHDOIMITEIS Fllll
MILLINERY!
4.. ”a“... . M mow“...
com um com: All!
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
“the Full season arrives: It would be well to make your purchases DOl'lon POi “t, .
for the balance of tbo'eeason, for ochls and ends of stock must be ‘
immediate want or not, for
See that each Summer goods will be stored for the Winter.
a BOSS
styles, for what they will bring. Will be on oxbibition on our
m on,
.. . TO , Oils, om, ’
Conch Colors and Varnish
Artiste’ Materials, .-
‘ ’ Combined Choir and Stop Lad-
‘ der, 82.00.
, . . , ‘ McCloskey’e Wood Filler—Best
‘ m the Market, $2.00 :1 Gallon.
Paintin ,
Pa r- anging,
Insurance Building, South Nurwall, fi‘fi'ghingm Street.
sold for what they will bring. and we are pleased to show them .‘ (FIEWIY'S Mill) ‘
and give you prices not more than coat, and a great many articles NWT" walnut, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ cons.
less than cost. Come while you have an opportunity, whether in NOW OPEN.'
Blililllll, Billllllfi un Hum
nus Is nun usr EFFIIBT or nus susou on Share DinneTstpeciahy.
suumEn “0008 A stage will tonne-1 at South N
- wglraim 0n the New York and Now Be
railroad.
C"\ .2
Fall goods will begin to arrive in a few days and the balance of- J ' E . POWER.
silt!
Any: article that has outlived
L"! years of competition and int.
itatiou, and sells more and more
each year, must have. merit.
Now is Your Golden Opportunity ! fl...
made in 18059, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
#4..———— their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the Wul'k. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness. before the
The balauve of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts. consisting of all
I”. '1 "am 8m. first rigbtbnndcouuter. A fewmorenf those Lndies'Ribbethests. story it will tell. itself. of its
Formerly 3 fitter 8L, Nowell.
in quantity about 15 dozen, will close them for what they will 0w“ perfect purity and quality
‘ t
Jamal-«1.1m m, a... km”. ,0 ,“ bring. Exhibited on the further end of same counter as Hosiery if vou will give it one trial
without reel-renal! oliapel and eolortat the and Lace Mitts.
“kernel; luw price at 3%.: turner e Si.
lulu llatelOe. .EWreetba .eu'h.
Onelolot hue French mounted
“oh. Don't W the number.
W MAIN STREET,
Next to J. l’. Ileanett'e dry (coda atore.
llrs. ll. Fawcell,
In. W .Iala Start Intuit
F. HAYES
Having removal hit meat market
In. 6 llonh iiain Street.
Willa- the 01 title vieinity with
w" will“... um:
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POU LTRY. Etc.,
To be laurel in the state.
~ F. HAYES,
Ill]. 6 Iliillll llilll SWEET
m if our?“ NtlllWALK.
. ,
(“ii 7.
live-leer In
‘1. 8. Patent Cleo.
“1. to IBIS.
Olivia. t'itl Halo street,
”ream-m tit-lo
bitmtsub; ms»: Plné'
tide" M7 "0 Tell YIJB.
“any“.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
~_ a.» - Monday.
There are many imitatim
' ' " N, BI Electric Soap-tin which elec—
‘ _ trinity ploy-Import. Dubbine’
Hi. the on'ml’ one, all Haguetws' , Lleo-‘
trim. and ‘ 'tro-flagice are fraudulent
imitations. Ark for Dohbine' Electric.
evethutour nannieon every wrapper.
unlitnnyotherieaeutyouhyyour
(f wl ”cl w bav uit- a uant't_'. and cush ‘ eed 'ill , , .
do we'll] till 0:“ 111:): uscthi: woelrffor we are 23:12}; nsell tirem 811:: :5 :13)” w“ in!" m’ m 1‘
very cheap. 1- L (gmfph‘: h
*4"- i. 0. JENNINGS,
, - Paper Hugerfitlciuimmtitm
Muslin Underwear m...
Will Pil’t'll llll mums.
ll North Main atrwt. So. Norwalh.
The balance of our Lndies’ Corset Covers, Hamburg and Lace
Trimmed. sold for 400 and 50¢", sale price 254'. and 350.
Balance of our ladies low net-it Corset Covers, solid embroidered Mm!” mm M m" “m mm " I“
yoko. usually will for 75c and in). reduced to 45 and 500.. Mm. Hurderaandllllt lonldillv talle- t-
- . r- . . Warrior lunpectlonwn notieehy M
Balance of Ladies hight Dresses, loco and cnmbrlc, rufile iruu- ml, Eulmateaeheertelly um
ming. Mother Hubbard and plain. been selling for 85c and 98. re.
tlucotl to orn- nutl 750. c. Le 06 DEN,
Indios’ Mother llubhunl Night [Masses tucked yoke, Hamburg
tritmuod sold for 81 50 um! sl :5. reduced to ti 25 and 3! 3.5. '
Balance of our 750 Skirts. tucked nud cumbric ruffle, for .500. Walnut and ammo"
ltnlnuce of our 31 Shirts, Hamburg rallies, for 750. Pu” and m"““"‘ "um
todeell linden! M e, at.
Balance of our tl 2:5 and All 51 Shirts. dot-p Hamburg ilounco, uh‘fi'r'u'm'tm the day or contract.“
for ti l'.’ and SI 25. ‘h'lm'M' “ h ”Mk"
STAIRS AND MANTLE WORK A
specular
w..._4- ._.....
GIVE ME? CALI...
GENTS, Funl|snluas tlilll' n me not um. 01..
, . ' irate man 1’!!! um.
. w.r.." , .
- he} fizfifiw
Always sold very cheap at our plane, will be eold cheaper this mgr filo rear
week to clonr up stock for the aeewn. ‘
A complete line of Gonte’ Underwear in oil weigh“, to he sold
at n lore with the net. _
Hammocks and Spreaders to be sold with the mat of the above» a, I g
mentioned goods regurdleea of met. ’ ‘
WOODWARD’S _
Monthly; Musical Magazine-
To be obtained at our place only. The best method of obtaining
higholnu Binnie at low figures that her yet been oiled. Five
pleasant the Inmet production of the lineal mueioai writers for
we or annual unbecription for ti.
Norwalk Chronicler