UllEIlllBLsmtE‘ “1M... v
mum. at no» choro- Follow-d by
slimline-int Ins Brian. W.
, «tomcat-summon. llndnr an Ami
, gins non broom-m Bod.
Mlo'clook lant evening George R.
Vamp». one o! the pmprietorn o‘l’
tlmBoItonStore. son of George Von-
‘Atrlyne.l). 1)., pastor of the Norwallr
lethodial churchumd Min Helena Agnes
Grown, daughter of lieutenantvalnnel
Jones 0. Crown, were united in wedlock
‘- ' amid surrounding; of the meet luauutiful
‘, nod phonontcharocter. Never a fairer
“ ’ Mdnbride, or a more lovely
months lent its charm to a nuptial
event. hongbefore the time appointed
for the marriage ceremony the Flint BLE.
’ ‘ church was filled with an audience com-
« posed 0! beauty and iaehion. The church
decorations were confined to the pulpit
and altar, and were composed of a mass
of palms and foliage plants. While the
audience were waiting (or the arrival of
the bridal party, Mr. S. 8. Batch, organ-
ist of the church, played appropriate
aeleetidnsinthe moat skillful manner.
Mme emulated time. 7 o'elock.the
Iobengrin grand march informed the
waiting friends that the wedding pro-
oanion had entered the door. First
came the ushers, Maura Edmund E.
. .Rober't Johnstonc, Howard
1 Holmanud Learned Raymond. They
wemlollowed by the maids of honor,
nicest)! the bride, Beanie Crofut. in
_ pink, and Agnes Golden, in blue, who
mfollowed by the bride and groom.
They Were not at the altar by Rev. Dr.
V. . VnnAHyne and Rev. 11. E. Burnea. who
performed the marriage (Hormonal-.-
cording“) theritual of the Methodist
Bpiocoplal church. The bride wnron
, dies of white silk and carried a bouquet
‘ of white roses. At the concherlon o! the
ceremonythe procession retired in the
sameorderuit entered. the amlience
ntnnding during their retirement.
A. reception followed ' at the bride's
. , honoonWent avenue. which was very
‘ tastefully decin'ated with ferns and
' golden rod. lit. and lire. \‘anAlstymr
waived «mgratnlatiom under an arch
Ind bell made of golden rod. at the con-
clutch of which a collation was served
by also! Frederick Mead. Smytlns'e
‘ Vacbentra dimmers“! Went music
' Wt Manning.
The Wind groom departed on their
wellington-r by the we; train, and
will whit Niagara, Saratoga. Providence.
Baton and other points of internal. On
their return they will reside with the
pnrentn of the groom.
The pruentn were numerout nnd
valuable. embracing an almopt mallow
variety of nrtlcleo of ornament and
utility.
(lusts were preheat from New York.
Brooklyn. Elation]. Bridgeport and
Stamford.
WINK”: NEWS.
ltnlylng the flown If the Day ltmrdn of
Attendance.
»
' ‘ Theworkof dwnchoobin frotpwmly
m at an lacking in practicality.
Wlillethepupil la necuringn knowledge
of m geonietry, intinandtireok, it
halhked hellliving lathe [nonhum-
qualnled with what in going on in the
'waldnbout him. Bouldering that for
abopnprepnrntion tornnlntelligentpcr-
Wot hiodutiwianncitiaennnd a
volt. when be when his majority. in
may. Princhnl Fmto lie-formal a
oil-in current Notary—the new: of the
day. mmlonls nadenpotthewa-
lot and junior dlviIionn in the Illgh
Bela-oi. The young ladies receive the
mmlngtmthe groululthatln our
country the m. or future wife and
‘Iothwubonld contributebu share to
. lumb- Mohawk-NW
. WWII have hermeneutic
' stlsolpstrlstlsnt. Onthoothsrdsn -
thewnekthenulorsbsvoaoonneot in-
.Walla dill m.nthq
WW thotheoryd MM
mummmu gor-
m 1hrvnlaoofonrlllflrilchool
. hwmtbelhoffitugrndm
)honvlnwwlnnttittunsn thumb-re
infinite-lag} thn noon fortho
flfiItIIfidntb men men
lawman-nu nub
, mmuW‘w
out on! ”who
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W0
{those on '.
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m. m
anew mgnpnnonn gm
"2...? mum mm.
your
Vlotnr Meow-torn I’nnIr on “An lean»-
nFlQYuw ol' llnetrlo
uniting.”
ranging ‘ .5 '
. Itching ' ‘ too
intercom.i 'l‘llofllndlfidual. art I:
n a corpwa on sparing o
minded to a city, in influenced by a
policy dinercnt trom'thnt of the Indi-
vidual in his capacity as a citizen and a
ttxpayer. The former acetate obtain
the greatest possible return upon his in-
restaurant; the latter hinterested in beef:
ing the cost of street illumination at
lowest limit. For the general lpublic
then, the Inuit iinmrtant part of t e dip
cuneion must revolve about the point .of
comparative corn under the two systems.
The businme of electric lighting is now
naturally coneideml an monopoliutic in its
nature. and only to be engaged in after a
fmnchim has been seemed from a local
authority. This privilege immediately
assumes a market value. and if the plant
be sold the frnnchiee become an article
of commerce. Why should a community
grant out a privilege. valuable to others.
when that privilege has the some. if not
a ter value to itself '2 The statistical
pu lished by the common council of
Scranton. Penn. show that in ninety:
one cities. illuminated by private electric
lighting corporations. the average annual
price for catch are light is $105.13. while
m seventeen cities supplyi their own
eervice, the average anuua castle but
$52.”; per lamp. The same octmomic
phenomena may be illustrated'by colu—
pnring the cost of illumination to the
taxrnyers of two neighboring cilia in
Mmhuaetta. Danvens and Frunklin
have each 1.2th candlecpowev lamp bum-
ing every dark night until midnight.
Danvere. ownin its own plant. pays
annually $45.37 r lightz‘ Franklin pnya
a corporation .00 per light yearly.
But one of t e defenders of monopoly.
in criticising these figures. says:
“The com price given for nil-night
lighting in nine cities owning their own
dilllttl averages $53.80 per lump per year.
tie ordinarily estimated that one are
light, requiring ubout forty-live with and
nine "open-n. coimuncs one lune—[ugly
at the engine. lnnn article in the p t.
lulu Expreni, April :ld. it is stated that a
horn.» iwernf comm costs $39 per your
in Run enter. N. Y.. Old. in tantrum. N.
Y.. and M5 in Baltimore. Md. making
an average”! “3.83 per year. At this
(unit for steam power the Ililfcmnce in
$0.41. to cover all other expenses of
operating the electric li hi pinata in the
nine cities natured. T mrbonn cost
35.40 pm lamp per year. This will leave
tlmoitim but tom per lam r ymr
{or all other oxpem. inc llt lug do.
[mainline and interest on 0er invtnt-
uncut."
Thin calculation. so for as it let u more,
mm. may men for what it is worth
in mnlradiction to statistics compiled by
official authority of the Scranton «tour»
cil. [hit it in novertlmlom a foot that the
lined: Elwtric Lighting company. a vor-
iorntion «indium-d with a new to large
I iridrnds to its stockholder». reeemlly
nut-lo a bid tmlotlic public lighting of
Cincinnati at Fulton our for each lamp:
and this in loan by N. ' than the average
met in thine nine citiee. Even though
the “and: mnnpnny. hearing on opportun-
ity to obtain a larger mum-return.
withdrew its bill later. it lmnd for $50le
was di-pmitnl t the timoan on mur-
nm-e that the or was originally made
in food faith.
I gain it is complained that citim owrv
tiling their own electricvlighting plants.
use lmlldinge cream! for different pur-
[loom such an gm supply or water works;
that their mnployee put in a [mrtion of
their time at other labor; that the super-
intendent io‘engnged in the superviuion of
out”. do to. it is nought to use
tin-no facts to impeach atatiotica showing
the use of there mealtime. lint the
effect It! quite the l’t‘Vt'Dlt‘. for this in one
of the etmngtmt argument» in favor of
niuuicipal mnnngmnent at electric light-
ing. it above omof the legitimate ad»
vantage» which meme from ouch oon~
trot. Electric lighting in but one of
tltoae nmnopoliee of aervlw. no chisely
allied in characternn-l I out. that
their union not only prontotcn immunity.
but nlsosatwactory nervlcc. Such induc-
tries may be mmlucted much more
cheaply upon a largo then turn: a stun"
mh'. Thin inwuliarityof untuml trum-
opoliee iaeven being navmiml by the
rlvato corporation» controlling them.
loo com union are everywhere inventing
in olmtrlc-liphtlng plautn It in but no
indication 4 the atom; temloncy urging
mono retire to melon». An inutnnco
inn r "rind: The Uilwlnnnti memo
Lig ill company ill“ just porch-ml in
control] ngintemt in the the other cron-
pnnieo touted in than city. This cor-
poration in in turn owned by the Cincin-
nati Utes company. All that is still ow-
to oornpletnthe lodmtvlnl evolu-
‘ ltnelf should
”filth
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we the armament tocltim lllnmb
rival"? “will? to am ”all:
room mm mu
till. inform. But how in tint
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pub original}; mm: to the field of
.. . emu-emerge
w ill *m'“ hwy: A”
lfl' 01““ no:
offifi'fi’ifihfi.
meiosis-yum.
planned
‘wt
P
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electricity. t was only owing to the .ln-
licence 0 the electric-lighting
thin: that this item was stricken o the
appropriation bill. This Mutants of the
many instances in which co .
claiinin to he ever out of pobtlco. have
turned t eir industrial power to use as a
political (area.
All these facta and ii elitist in
thing“! for
showing that monopoly
public activity. listlc , W05.
when given over totho control of private
oorporntionn. nerve cal to oppress and
burden the citizen. rials particularly
true of street illumination. Municipal
management of public electric lighting
tend» to unify lnlitietl, and brings the
citimn a c retailer service. better service.
more satisfactory service.
HAMPSON'B WIVES IN mb‘ll'l'.
Divorce Procesdlnp Begun Against tbln
Huehly Married DIIII.
Mrs. Annie Hampton. of Orange Val-
ley. N. J.. has begun dlvoreeprmeedingn
against her husband. Joseph J. Hemp-
wn, formerly of Smith Norwalk. who in
at present serving .a term of two and a
half years in the Connecticut state prison.
Mm. llnrupaou charges that her hue-
bnnd in a bignmist and guilty of misconv
duct. special Mantcrln Chancery John
Whitehead. of Newark. took testimony
in the cane yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. "acumen notified that the was
married to llmupeon in Orange Valley,
May 0, 1881.!)y Rev. Father (alien. They
livtul together three yearn and one child
was born. which is now dead. They
quenched becauec elw nsknl her line.
hand for eighty mute to buy head. and
he brat her. broke the {orniture and lef t
her. she learned a ycarago that llamp
non had been married again.
Mine Sophia Y. Perry. of South Nor-
wallr. testified that she was married to”
Hamilton in Port Client/or, N. 31, on 30])»
tember ‘i. 130. by Rev. 8.0. Contagion-i
tor of the Methodist church of that place.
They lived together in Norwalk for seven
weeks. when she left him. and anon
afterward he was arrested. Additional
mtimomy will be taken today.
"arbor Nut".
Thostmmor .hmio t'lnytou. has been
thoroughly ovorhauhtl and new water
tanks on- now being put in. '
The lighter Manhattan is dinchnrgmg
a cargo of pig iron at Raymond Brothen'
wharf for the lockwood Manufacturing
company.
William Taylor. of Water street. is
building it «earner for Herman hunch.
0‘ Port (mentor. The length in thirty-
live feet and the width eleven feet.
William 1]. lloyttt Son am putting
city water into their oyster lama
Frank Mills has thought a new oloop.
it in now on Jenniugt' railway being over-
hauled nud painted.
One of the Wilson Point llmtn. kinder!
with sixteen mm. is sunk near Riker'o
Island.
The large excursion) steamer ll. I.
Dimmick in «above on Blackwell's In -
land and in in very bad «tradition.
(‘antain Learnnd Jennings has a party
bench plummlng at long Inland today.
They nailed over in the Nellie.
Captain 0. S. Clark will take a party
out hunting and tithing tomorrow in the
Four (tn-no Played [Mt Malt.
Pom gluten were played in the Nor-
wnlk Wheel club's peed tournament at
tlarlr rooms on Washington utrwt. taut
evmlng. with the following renulln:
Chariot Howell rated titty polite. to,
ll. 7. 9. Ill-450. P. Hyman. rated thlrly-
eight pointm h. I. ll. 0. l—Bl.
‘ llllant WilcoIJIWorty-llve palm,
‘r ‘9 or lot to: “I 4““ 1].," EV”:
”1‘10“:va ”in” 0. 330412, 51,. ll. ‘lll,
r. it. not»? hide immune».
m. 5.343. l-‘red Bodwell rated tllty
pointth :2. 13.5.5. 10. mm.
rmpmmmed thirty-eight polldm
5.5.0. 11.5.5.4. A. a Banach. rnlérl
forty-live pane. lit. in. e. 4. [OJ—46.
.. yum ”may. A»,
manufacturer!“
Mlsnrsqmnt for two m,»
twopoor widows uni-gust“.
Mahala-I talolly tapeworm-Incl
renttopnynndmlharefmmbteto
Myth-neonatal m Wuhan
nhelie girl to receive garment. bed
M:- More. tabulpon luourfalland
whnr Wfl,fl“ Ire now nudism
mpflynllthnasah. Wowouldbeglnd
‘ o.
W loin:
“It?” in: city -
. a u» u the
u. mm‘mmibulmupn
mmahutzsumxl . V
rename-nu. i"
a uncommon”.
Imam mew-v ‘ ‘
”WK names. .5
w ‘ -
llmmmm iv
OscanJllllI and We to Benjamin
m4 on the Connectiouttnrnplko.
William J. Crnw to John: H. Kni’p‘p.
land at Rowayton.
Harriet A. DIclterman to George D.
Hodges, land on Went street. .
William [pull toBouora Lynchdot Ito.
M on Glenylood nvtmae.
Joseph llorton to John and Imiaa
Cordon land and building; at East Nor-
walk.
WilbcrE. 801th to Anna 1!. Obn-
steed. land on the 0011th turnln'ke
Edwin Adams to multichannel. loton
Gerard place. ‘
tin to J. B. handled-ad
North avenue. _
lraColennd wifeto Maurice Ryan.“
Brooklyn. ’1‘. Y.. lot on Woodbury
avenue.
Ira Cole and wife to Wilher E. Selleck,
land on Woodbury avenue.
Arthur L. Miller to Ada A. Lawtondot
on Elmwood avenue.
.1. 3. Randlo tnLooien 1.. Weed. land
on VanZandt overload-Int Nor-walk.
Peter Schubert and Hattie Schubert.“
New York city. to Clarence A Whipple
and wifeJand and buildings at Wilton.
Conn.
Charla G. Boltzmann to James W.
Burtis and Benjamin P. Hood. of New
(hunch. land on Wilson's Cove. llowayn
ton. '
Clmrlm (l. 'Bohnnnan to John A.
Thatcher. of New Gannon land at
Wilson'e Cove, Rowayton. ‘
Clarke 0. Monaco to John G.
Thatcherand N. Stanley hickwood. of
New Conan. land on Wilson's Corr.
Rowayton.
(Moria fl. [inhuman to John E. Sel-
Ieck and, Joesph Crawford. of New
Canaan. lnndonWll-on’s Cargo, Rowny-
ton. .
and bu ldiup on
Thatcher. 0! Row Canon. had on Wil-
son's (fore. Rowayton.
"08E LATIN“ CONTEST.
Fiftee- ‘I'Imanwtl Fire-son and non-
I'rlewdn Attend the mate In".
Fifteen thousand pantie attended the
State lair in Meriden Wedneslny and hall
of them I’m? (.‘minwticut firemen and
their trends to witnern the hose laying
mount. Seven wmpnnins competed at
followm Union Ho. 1.Winsted; Wallace
No. 2. Wallingtord: Benedict and Bum
born 80. l. Waterbury: Bristol No. l.
Brirtol; Pitton l-‘ire company. ltockrille;
J. J. Dnytimllone. No. 1. Fair Haven.
and P. 8. Barber Kore. l’nwcntnek. The
lint prine of ’75 and ohmpiouuhlp was
won by Wallace “one. No. 2. wallingford;
time 46”. The Fittom and Union were
atie fummdplnceJfl-eoonda Both
commie-agreed to divide the second
and thin] purses. W and M, equally be
tween thorn. and drew lot for the model.
which won won by the “lions. The
otba commie- mode the following
time: llriItol. 504.5; Benedict a Born-
ham. 55b Barber flute. Ma and J. J. Day~
too. 82.
rent-m ton tin-"won to flatten.
Niagara l-‘nlb in a [lace that every
American ehotdd vinit. nopwlnlly before
ger'l‘. E. l‘rck. who hso been no moccas-
lveaa more delightful time to all who go
to Niagara neat Tuned-y morning. hep-
lemhor 23. This special event of tho
llygein and lteasntiou cotnpnny. in-
cludes a four dnyn' trip to all point- of
lament la and about Niagara. leaving
smith Norwnlk “0:15.. In. andnrriving
in Niagara nt lOMp. in. Two whole
days will be giving for night racing at the
{9159. Futile-radian“ Ill.” the
0‘ lil- Vllfltbt . ,.
grille byiptehl “Will
we
guard
in w I
r
moment ‘
rsplth. bum Bland. llornenhoe and
American fall». on? nepmslon bridge.
mum Milne. Qum Victoria‘s Jubi-
lee lull. (Inherit-a side. and many outer
naturalist-Io numerous mun-youn-
nctnllbenlsnuonvd. Ash torcimlsr
at international ll- HJ’WI, to
Wellington“. .
Wm row-tau:
uncommon-law
lg 5
[union 1., Weed and Caroline 3. Ann- ‘
"(lurk-s o. name in mm A."
howling in any other «nintry. Marne up
"realm i,“
* remaining!" to '
W .
drlvetothe Interline and Whirlpool ‘
plaouznhon trip on the Inldofthe fl
Immanuel; littls W. Th -“
GevcraorJoneinll
.Plglat l'lov‘i’cr.
mnmnmmnn
v...:ir3'.."’l.y our "? '3" 1' ’ ”ll .Iiv
m no... at tho Pnrty 10.
h its Opinion. Inuit-s- camp-III
m DIM-(abifiiflnl of Con-
”highlannslotlnmn.
‘ Mona-ran, . It. , tn. Sept. remun-
llllantvtlovarnor Jones has tarnished the
”lowing for the pro-n: "Magnum
I! by the pans to announce my intentions
blatlngto the nemlnntlonsnl the Scar
men-moo. i would“: that my po-
:l-l notion hsn always been controlled
uynsauetdntynsdtlnnn. arr-rm
mine: countering party obligation.
Party Int-rut Inertial. III In”.
"Mining. in thin lnItsnIe. that not
nalrbsvotholnmsstaot tbepsoplo bssn
"idea but the We! on Demo-
‘Mpartyjaopnrdlud.lorbsblndth
nominations and in nbnolnte control of
thpnrtyarsnuawbonsmry scatters-t
ofpau'lottimtssnbhetsltlmtothetrpw
Ionnlarnbitlon ortbalr Iélflsb greed. and
the administration not public aloha h
shapndtoporpatuntothsirruln.
lamp-racy Delano mantle.
‘iomplstnlstliepewerof then-nan,
nudnodlctaterlnlbavo they Mont-“bat
mbenofthrpsrtynrebutsortn so far
upolltloslnotlonlnnonmned. Continual
Illhervionesbutmnken tbs conditiontoo
thequioflylmnsby American
atlas». 'l‘lisrstnbntonownytodlrlodp
gummh’rhsumponry Magus:
party hunk-s coup-Ind
tbsdaabotthslrcontrol.
to oppose the ln-Inso.
"Portliswelfnreof thnstatenndta the
later-Ito! the Democratic party. to us
nydnty nppenrn clear. which lItooppons
theeleottonolthononilnseofthe
convention tor-och an extent a may
withinntypovornndta ouch manner In
mayseanb‘ssuonocompllnh that purpose
”tonne F. Joana”
Halon-decline” spell! In what
muwlflukelutkemstter.
Ir. Mew-bound a...
Mawngmmntumdntto
”Methionine. fin m not
ammmwsmhndnnd
to marriage, The crowd
mum-“mumm-
Inaa honing. of this city. wal-
colnndhltnlnn abort congratulatory ad-
dresn. Ir. Flower replied as follow»
'lthnbnnrt full or gratitude I than! you
y demo-trance. manning
f
it
‘3 iii;
both putts- gnvn him a rrceptlon.
couple" Opens llts tn-pntp.
(totalling. liept. “woman" Corny
ful with the flat-atop oacurelom. promc “I.
Walkman. kadrnndo tho tiff!
thhuudnowthey were WI. It.
W to Senator Short-aide and»
Insiénwnltoflnneetnsgsfl nor
that they slnhn llr. lteltlnlsy nsonn
5m . , ,nfilm
afimme
' and one child.
The lbpnhlkmbytbsno. um
q
. mmth
5‘ cm “W
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‘ ammonium
“l3“... .. wow:
“it" I” , W "may in}...
dimer. 'wgtaingu l '
'e-hm m abundant
m Hendrick flnnrtlly M It
”runner-Ila l’rnlwe Vans-tr.
81mm. lb Y" fiept lad—Tho nownnf
m Punch 0. llrndrleko’
rnrnttotheotlluof collateral tbs port
pillow Yort we: realm! been with-a»
. - ‘ proudly-n ‘0! ‘N'
n
tone! "everybody
in that In honor
able and reopen-
’ , 'rdhlo 0M find
WIT"
.~. ' mun and a loyal
" Republican. The
new» was ll r n t
made public in
t he Republican
mm» linemen». county mvgn.
“on being held in Alhambra rink. ft wu
received with hearty ebeern. and it want»
mined to under I ner'ennde w Collector
. Hendrick». The honor wan brilliantly
lighted and (‘ollector Hendrick» aloud an
the veranda where he received the doing»
tlon. Three running chemo were nont‘np
forthenew collectornnoonnagtheerowd
IMF”. ;:
In the warns of a optical: Mn’ Ilendrlcks
said: "lot. as be glad for the ticket nomi—
nnlodlnstwreknt ltocl . tor. 1t lsri ht
hum top to bottom. I now Senator
sett. and ldon't know of it men more fitted
for governon the state. ll. in a thorough
Republican. I nhnll nee him noon, and l
Ihnll tell him that Onondaga will give
him the 3mm majority that the county
Inn ever given."
EMBEZZLER ’GOULD's TRIAL.
A hill. “on to Ban “It Gonna P.
Whitney“ ratios-n1.
Borneo. Sept. to. "Al the trial or Will-
lnln Gould, charged with aiding tn emlu
alias from the Albany City Sntlonal
bank, George 1'. Whitney. the embezzler,
w. nton the mod. Thedefmne made
one orttohephin antimony onion the
ground that one convicted of an “into
moon" crime could not mtlfy to A United
States court. llr. Hoyt laid fittest on the
word inhuman
The pnnccotion held that Whitney wan
I haul and competent Wilma-v. not boring
been countered of perjury. Whitney wan
nanlly allowed to me it» refuel
SPAIN'B OEATit LlSl’ GROWS.
It In new lion-n than Ml, lino
Tho-and I'Imnn rubbed.
Mannie. :5ch lib-About m par-run
warehilled at Toledo and nhnllfllnlno
where by the We. )taey were injured.
and the crops of crap”. olive» and main
were ”decay W Go topof the
poor harvest thin to“ be deeply tell.
lnArngon and s wrllun of Catalonia
the distru- in the rural dmmctn in totem.
The total lens by, the antenna and thiodn,
Including damngefito crepe and other prop
arty. the railwayn. loan of Hallie. etc, can
not be short at 5,! new.
lobranlun Democrat. first.
Guano lmm, Sch. Sept. lib-Tl»
to State unsuntnm made the
following wruimttluun; For Judge :5.
promo court. Judge J. ll. Bromine! lisp
trier: [or regent» o! the univernuy. l-'. A.
and :5. l'. llenrtekcr. The plat
form wnxnwlata the county on the
...;."‘*_“ cilh- ‘
’l’lllclplufl the late election and favors
fro-coinage...”w _
Drag“ to ”to Death.
Paiuoxu'um. Sept. iii—William soc
nan. a young “pope drivenwhile returning
to his arable mu. thrown from the vehicle.
Bis no In: income entangled lathe bar-
nens, and the bum gnlloped maully up the
Itmt. When the hon: won finally Mop
pod. ritlnnon’e howl w.» Mitten-d into an
almost Itllmutznlfltthle Irma. :ltianon wnI
twentyvthrre new old. and leave-5 n widow
,, ‘ In no r _*
Wnuuno, ”pt. lit-4t Hut-cu. any
posed to be k'ttiumuwnu. one mind
healthful-burg you. no» men ”mud
here. Then»;- two captumtmiwcnu
fromn t}. and I'. train. it. unsuited to or
I traveling man. out inmtlwtwn nu
shown tluu but story is intact. lie mitt-u
with the printed GkétJlLM-Wlt oi Fumes-
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works tor tnlrmgrmcuo. nt pun-um on tbs
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tsp, who line can on unit tor mMrmlutfill
tar for killing Joan Mollatth}.u.cnl in
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The old question ever return-
ing. and not to he answered witlr~
way to solve it in to conic to our
store and take time enough to
look through the various lines of
DRESS MATERIAL
we have in stock. One thing
that will please is the variety of .
our assortment. The patterns
are extra nice. They are
Stylish and New,
and when we get to prices we
can‘t be beat.
Ill; inch Caelrmorc. all colors
and black, '14 cents. ‘
38 inch Serge, all colors and
bl.1clr,.'t§§ cents.
4': inch Serge, all colors and
black. lit vents.
We have just rweived our
New Stock at Velvets.
in all the popular shades at
V
90 cams Per Yard.
Don't forget we have a full
line-of
Foster’s Kid Gloves,
in black and colors.
Un llcr'omlmr 20 We will
P n E sen ll
to the port-ion who returns the
«repeat representing the largest
autumn purchased. the elegant
t
asexhibitod in our store. The
given to mutilation. but this time
we have nelected tome'thing for
lltillvldunlfi to try for.
“The monomeric windy,”
no he sure and get them each
time you make a purchase an
ywrchnnmof sne’eemameqnal
with your neighbors.
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