bog ulna.
migrants-Sh? mien. m
Myanmapmmnm
max col-uni roll «its
mono assault
W “Mai-hf “choral-g Young,
blew.” Wearing . Bil-ch .r rials
m I'nlla to a... nu anon-mug
.momnmawnanmnem. ,1 ' ‘
y Matrimonial antlers is ‘vvhat brought
Henry Kmbain to Norwallt all the way
7 M Boston'nnd (ll-appointment is what
. lanthim home again.
‘Ketcharn ia a man npwnrdof forty-five
‘yearaofageandheiag alone in tho
5 world he conceivedn the idea that. he
. would like to get married. Ambas-
, . ly, for the past month he has suscribod for
9 number of Ito-called matrimoniol jour-
illnbno well as having his name publish-
.stl lathe lover’s tummy. This, how-
“Hailed to get him a correspondent
M suited his tastes, so he answered no -
sill advertisements, among which
visions ant-ma by a Mrs. Stilvvcll, of
Wilton, who called herself "a charming
young widow," and who was just dying
for the love of a husband. This touched
. Rainbow in a tender spot and be ilnmo.L
diately answered the advertisement, ro
calving a reply in delicate handwriting,
on a perfumed sheet of note paper, that
almoot‘took his breath away. The letter
5 was a very affectionate one and enclosed
a tintype picture of the writer, who is
really a good—looking woman. The epic.
.tb invited Ketchnm to come to Nor-walk.
and the writer would meet him at the
Ilanhury and Norwalk railroad depot on
the arrival of the noon train.
know her by a bunch of rod pinks she
Prod Radio is attonding the Whirl
Mafia club‘s noon MNyEmkW
our. Mun; unwantwsxial runa-
oguo. L. I , are the guests of Selectman
0. W. Raymond.
George schrick, Raymond Brotllera'
collector, was formerly lieutenant of the ‘
Newark police force. >
Mrs. Reuben Fairchild. of anburyhln
visiting Mrs. M. I". Cook, of wanna
avenue, East Norwallr.
Misallarriet Lockwood, of Wall strict,
contemplates a trip to Niagara, on the
Ilouaatouic excursion, Monday.
William J. Lolnnd storm yosterday
afternoon on his vacation, whieh‘will,
include Albany, Niagara and places of
intercsl in Canmla. _
Mrs. II. C. Paxton, of South strait,
and her sister, Mini Carrie Weisitr. of
Taylor avenue, are spending a few days
Captain Oscar or. John a visiting his
family in East Norwalk. The schooner
“Jennie (9. May" is discharging: cargo
Mailing clerk IIarry Mitchell, of the
Norwnlk gloat office, left town this morn-
ing to viait Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Ilc will return Wednalday.
Mate McDonald, of the City of Albany,
exp-eta to start next Tuesday on a two
uocks’ mutation, which he will filond in
Bothel, (bud, and Stockbridgo, Minn.
Isaac Buxton and son John leave Tune—
day on the Honmlonic excursion to Ni-
agara. Isaac Burton is ovvr 75 years old
_ ‘ was completely smitten and and in an npry as though thirty years
- all haste to get ready for tho. jour~
' my . He lxmxht some now papa collars,
8. new pair of pants and a glass stud and
flagerrlng. Ile nrrivod in town Thom
, day night. and putting upata restaurant,
tank in the sights of the town. The fol-
Jowing day he was at the station on limo,
impatiently awaiting the arrival of the
7 train. When he heard the train coming
banished down stairs to local his Wil-
tonfriend. Rod pinks were scarce, how-
ever, and he did not see a single one in
.s the crowd om alightcd from the
, train. This discouraged him, but he
‘ ’nnoomplainingly awaited the next train.
‘ He saw no charming young widow wear-
ing pinks on that train, so gave up in
dwlnir and wont ban-k to his boarding
place. Later he drove up to Wilton and
located his loved one by means of tho
flhtype. She is a widow of about forty,
. named Seymour, who lives with her
fled mother. When Kctcham called at
' the house he was informed that she had
gone away to spend the summer.
mpprened giggle came from bohind the
door as the Bostonian retreated, mad as
a March hare. Mm. Seymour bows to
win a rich farmer.
atom a iiii’iiiiifi.
Harry ll. Wilson. formerly tank-limp
or at the National Bank of Nora-Mk, now
of Ansonia, is in town with his, wifo.
They are the guests of his mother on
Jlrs. Charlcs I- Warren and son Los-
tcr.uf Morn-in street, go to llidgclield
thiscvcning lo'spond Sunday with Mr.
\Varrcn,whoia therefor the ll'lli’lll-Of
Mrs. J. M. Beuedict,of Choltnut street,
Norwalk, amonqalined diy=hcr daughter,
Mrs. Fred Byxbco. of Main strict. are at
Stamford today. the guests of Mrs.
Ih-nralict‘s cmmin. Mrs Frank Jones.
Mrs. F .mli Iloyl and son. of Scranton.
. and Mrs. flurry linlnlon and two
daughters. of llmoklyu. N. Y.. ru-lurnml
home this rimming after a visit with
Norman Austin. of Riwr stow.
Postmaster Harry Rider. of East Nor-
w_alk. returned from his hunting trip
through New York, New Jersey? and
Pennsylvania yostcnlny atlrrnmn,’nnd
atartml lhia morning for Turner's Fall»,
'I'lIE CARRIAGE WRBCKI-ZD.
Another Runaway at the Elm fir-owe More.
AI ltlllan and Illa Wife Arrested nnrl
, Tribal!» Burglary.
8dvatore Bpina and his wife, I-‘ilmcnn
Splintwo Italians, were arrested last
. night, charged by James and Amelia
m with stealing a trunk containing
.78, a watch and some jewelry.
'5... m were brought intn‘conrt
flab morning, aflera night in the loci:~
71]}, Salvatore Chariot mind as interpre-
‘ fl for Mrs. Spinn, and Mike O'Brien for
: In. Fiat. The trunk weighs about 300
W Mrs. Fiof claimed um Mrs.
Elli-Iii floured her appartulcnta in the
‘ " , house on Ely avenrre, carried
flunk through two rooms without
Mayor)» and out into the Woods,
was the contents were taken out.
“Ollie! Vollmer and Officer Gladstone
W the bonse,but could find no
hoe of the money. From the tcotimony
ltwa «Went that the women wore
W. of each olhchustico Leslie smith
decided that thorn was not evidence
enough to convict tho priwnore and they
' ' released.
T. C. I’riru'v. of “West Norwnlk, left his
horse standing in front of the Elm Grove
store last evening, while he went in to
mnlm some purchases. Suddenly, the
In turning the corner
two whoohtof tho carriage Wt‘l’t.‘ broken
off the hubs and otltor portions of the
vehicle marked tllo- mum which the
home trick in its wild run. The animal
was‘ shipped near George I. Ker-let's
sheds at the top of Roton Bill. and With
lhecxcvption of a few slight villa, was
uninjured. The place whore the carriage
was broken is the sumo slant whore Mm.
A. N. Ryerson was thrown out and scri’
ously injured chnoulny. It is on
«loullunllyouo of the [unmet ltopt and
flllltll donut-rolls place to ride over to ho
found, and tho authorilim ahMlld how it
rcpnimlnt once, Ila-torn any moruncci-
donlu tallo plane.
animal started.
Swedish Ion-para»:
Tenudc “(lryningenfi‘ meaning in ling-
llall Dnybn-ak, was instituted by Jo-
llannoa Zellitz Thursday evening in the
U.fl.‘l‘.ll.A. ballon tho Would
um lmalgo.»"”‘l‘lie‘ anth"w rh-
lhc first term an»: Allied “Minty,
chit-f: Arnhtn'llarld‘m. WM: Whom
Johnson, mmry: William Olson, finan-
cial mummy; (flirtation Carlson, mar-
shal: Betty Amber-on, lrraeuren The
number of charter numbers admitted in
John Palmer ls nmnunonded as
deputy. Johannna mun Ilfltl delivered
two sermons and two mmperaneo leo-
turee inflonthlllmwnlk in tbermllall
RAILROAD mmm
Nam alanine-3 the “an “the Dan-
’ ‘ bury and WM
Wald-guanine
nut 10 asc- 17...”. (tom;
Walnut» m of the from
mildlnkhlin tho Norwalk Wheel
titled fifty polnta. ill, ll,
Harry
pole... a, 4.0.4.3.”.
‘Glu. Howell. rated fifty points, 8, 6,
Harry Mather. rated
palate, 7, o, l, 9,1. 4—40.
mm.m fifty points. 15.
fl if 9,8—60. Barryllatller,raud
mm, and any point». 10,
gout—to Arthur Ila-ell, rated
, : mt,4,t,t,s,,l~w.
W
Tramp- Itevle a 'I'vala.
millimeter Beemna'a train on the Dan-
bury and Norwalk division had a lively
tinsel wlth two tramps, at Georgewwn
Tum-allay. A brakemanfouud the two
frllowa ateallugarlde‘na a freight car
amltrladtoputthcm off. 'l’lleyabowrd
fight and tlleodmn-alnmenwere called.
humanism finally put offaadune
of then non-new node; the train:
Dainty Shall! Willie, of
”(albumin but he dldnotsuooeed
1i. mic-mm» mm
Mluulmmm.
(loans '1‘. Brady to very favorably
mduamteforwmnn
“11¢“th
Antony the candidates mention
«rpm warden of are sung»
atv lion. Jana-V. ltyatt, m
ashram“ :_‘
Wham“
martian
WHAT ls norm or; more Noll-
..1‘ mm ,
Shore property is in great demand, as
Five Mile River is 30011 to have the most
convenient harbor for all kinds of marine
trade on Long Island Sound.
,erile riding in the village. Thursday,
the saddle of Arthur Crockett‘a bicycle
broke, and he was thrown off. cutting
his head and bruising hinmelf slightly.
The Jolly Six have left Bell Inland
much to the sormw of the three graces
and the three air tightaJlut we are in
hopes of seeing their smiling faces again
next season.
A large number of the friends of Mint
Lona Whorlo. 1mm Dorian, South and
Want Norwalk, surprised her at her homo
here, Thursday averting. . Dancing, sing-
ing and guinea were enjoyed until an
early hour ymlenlay morning. A fine
collation was wrvod during the evening.
Miss Mina Wilson. of Harlem, is View
log at the' rcsidonco of Matthew ll‘ullina.
Capmin Louis Smith took a party to
long Island after beach plums yesterday,
The groan receipts of the rural fair of
St. John‘s R. (1. church were “.155. and
the not rvcciptu about $1,000.
.Wclcomo Division, S. of T.,Ilold a very
cujoyahle box amiable Thumlny evening.
.\ largonumbor of lh‘opll‘ were pro-soot.
Lambert & Ilia-ll oprmod their road
house 'I‘liumlay owning. Thorn was a
large attendance and the New Canaan
String Band furnished music.
. Mrs. Frank firs-on, of Nomton. outer-
tnined a lame number of friends last
A reception was llebl from
Hill} to l0:00 o‘clock, follownl by dorm
Yeetilnlay William E. Stu-id’s home
was standing in from of llall's market,
with Robert I.Tollcs sitting in the wagon.
Jlllll asllollySr-eloy‘s loam value along
Marin-cots hom- bncked and the two
vehicles became mlanglml.
wagon was overturned and Ilr. Tolles
thrown out, but no damage mulled.
The Democrats hold a mucus in the
town hall Thursday evening and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated for
town officers: Selectmen, Robert A.
Purdy and John N. Scolleld: town clerk,
Joseph B. balm; town trcaatlrer, William
B. filo-ct: amoral, Robert I. 'l‘ollea and
Frederick A. Show:
Stephen Hall and llonry ll. Wallam;
auditor town accounts. Samuel Grum-
man; grand jurors, William J. Benedict
and James (latfuc‘y: constables, Joint-o
Waring and Edward Wallacoucglstrnr
of voters, William H. Willnott, Jr.:
tmumrer town dopoait fund. Hnmuel
Grumman; school visitors. Rev B. J. Ann-
tiu and Samuel Grumman.
Station agent OIW. Sui-boy, of Booth
Wilton. will be tranaferml Monday to
Bollwl, whorehe will not no night oper-
ator. C. E. Brown, of South Norwalk,
wlll take charge of the South Wilton
A night operator will Mutational at
Plantain. la a stunt lion.
Two onrloavlv of freight from the Dan-
larrylulnd Norwall: division worn tram
ferred to long island on the Cape
Charla this morning.
lfira A. It. (lrldltha, station agent at
antitank has returned, from a two weoh’
w. N. intuit-«man at the Water
stunt era-lug, Nowell. la taklma
few dsya' mm.
Mill
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Kentucky Miners Are lleody'ti
Invade Tennessee.
“9W“! .Wflll. ours»
. as,» .ri.‘ 4‘ l“ ' "
vernal- "row”. of Ken
tacky, Asking "tin to Stop the I'm
pond Advance llpen llrlcavlllo—‘I‘ba
' Convict Labor Que-lion Agaln.
kilowatt. Bept. Ills-From telegram
that have passed between Governor Bur
obanan. of Tennessee, and Governor John
Brown. of Kentucky, trouble of a terlnur
nature aeolnatobe again brewing in No
Tennessee coal minor or Brioevllle over
the employment of convict labor leased by
the-late to mining companies. The re
cent art-la when the militia and the min
on were opposed in battle array at Brice
ville was averted by the calling ofsope-
clal session of the Tennessee legislature to
eonufdcr the repeal of the laws concerning
the leasing of convict labor. The mineral
threatenedtom'ako more trouble and to
release the convicts in the atookade unless
the obnoxious law was repealed.
‘l'he (laur- of the Trouble.
When the legislature mat the other day
a discussed the question at great. length.
but dually decided that the lam must re-
main unchanged. This has infuriated the
miners and more trouble is probable.
Governor Buchanan, of Tennessee, has
Dent the following message:
Gavan-or Buchanan's Telegram.
Nasuvum; Tenn, Sept la
Governor Brown. Frankfort:
Reliable information received here indium
miner- from Kentucky are preparing to attack
release prisonnn la the branch prisons at
k. Tenn Tum par-tin
once More tnvadod Team and re
lined convict: With lbh information bahro
you, I am satisfied pm will use your influence
and power to harp down the threatened law~
knees or! the part of the citizens of your
Jana. l‘. humans. Bowman.
Governor Brown‘s Reply.
To this telegram Governor
promply replied:
, institutional
l Wars to. Jones toner-ca the
' Gubernatorial Retaliation?
ennfmm‘uoowm
moon-"audio. owns a hour
’ lug. «fail-mi. wu full-rod no...
but we. torus Wbteh It. Would let
Accept—Alleged Independent lent
le rm. W 11-4 correspondent
of The—.mrald Wilb- frnrn Albany
that Listener“. Governor Jones an be
was om the Democratic
forzomurdamoutbsico. 'l‘befollow-
in: communal-saute have occurred;
menu» a. a Midsu-
"fivv but" Mr. Jams said, with orn-
pbasio. Wm notin- tbat the Blush-In
ton writ-pond.» of a New Yorkpaper
saldlwanarymuell hinted at the re
convention? lwaut
todol’figtbat. l have nntoeen loom-
spends-lot that paper alone. the. ”3'“!
More than that l was
not dam Whatever disappointment
threwbevubuntomyambttlnnit
was all disappointment more than at:
months ago. What. do I meant Why.
than-us have been offered me upon
which! could have bad the Denioerltlc
nomlnntlon for governor. I rejected the
oterandwu told that I could never be
them of the Demon-ale party.”
I. Light on Illa Plane.
Asked'lf he knew anything about a con-
owtad ”muesli-alone him by an
“lnrlepaodgntflnd "farmer" combination.
toauawer. Norwouldba speak
about either ticket or shed any lighten
plan be may have already projected
toenrryontthathreat‘madeln bio Bing-
havnlon t'lddreae."
Am I'Illvd Purl: Invouent.
ndent rays that Thomas
than. representing the Iade~
by pvndvrlt Dsmoeratlo nomination of the
stole. Iain Albany and in reported to have
DIM: “We will soon hold a convention
lure and we will nomln
imam; ..
Shurém "en—twinin-
. nylon oA mount Barnum—Darin-
Devnnerau retainers Candidates for 1,
' Town cleave.
Harrison A. Hilton is enacted home
from Mexico, October 1.
rflphflbpmea has just unloaded another
lawman of coal at his dock. -
main Hilton is visiting minimal
Dunkirk and Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mr. and Mr». J. L. Thaycr and (laugh-
for, of Sherman, N. Y., are visiting S. C.
Horton. 4, .
Miss Ella chlnr. daughter of llcprct
sentntivc R. R. Kceler, of Ridgoficld. is
visiting W. T. Raymond.
Miss Kitty Ferris rotumed last oven-
ing from a two weeks' visit with her
roster, Mrs. W. P. Tallmadge. Brooklyn.
Mr. uhd Mrs. S. W. Newer, who have
been visiting at the residence of 8.0.
Horton, mm: for has Angolan, on,
. ’ , . of tbaUlvtarCouaty
Barby Marlena, War. ’l‘lla.
meant be by a mandated
in. angle;
years, vault sums
tn llrilowalfall is there-alto!“
van-at v nu. .
The pueblo" “Who
unrp as near , an
omtbe ditheulty without embarrassment
, till than was "light
d about $0,000 of do
perit- wlthdrnwa Several
were also mm».
Oatrander was arreatod on a
ma larceny in the llnt degree or
reigned before the recorder. ll. watvgl
examination and will give ball. lie but
f the board of eduwldp‘.
it and has bold axon:
been a member a
mberpofltlona or that.
Colonel Courtenay 010.000!er
Boa-rot, Sept. lav-An lnventlgatlon Into
the amounts of Colonel W. A. Gouthoiy,
Boston mat of Chubba It lions, general
manta fer the Marine Insurance company,
of lamina, has revealed
ooo. Coutbouy to also
his accounts with the Providence Walt
fasten Insurance company. '“ He has left
town. He moved In the boat society, and
was very popular.
CHICAGO HA5 .3.000,000.
not Amount of Club Already on "grad,
aohorhucofM-
ealdlo be short in
Chicano, Sept 19. —It is announced that
aired by the city ordlmnee
to be collected y the World's Columbia
«petition on subscriptions to in capital
stock before the city would place on the
market the film,” worth of bond. it
was authorised to issue in old of the Co
lumblan enterprise, had all been collected.
The Chlcago members of the European
World's Fair compilation, accompanied
Henry T. Wood, eccrmltry of. the English
communion; Herr Wermuth, German com-
missioner; James ll. Dodge, of the B. illub
cornmlaalnn, and Rota-rt McCormick, the
landon agent of the commuter), arrived
In, this city last pigbt. A pleasant pro-
gramme has been arranged for the visitors,
including a banqnot or two, carriage rides
and exploring parties to the “scene of the
building operations ”flack-on pork,
Bricevllle and Coal (Brno
ale Janna, of Bing-
Furlber than that the stranger
Ill non-committal, but he was tulle-
ueatly run in ennui-ration
Atoll, of the State Farm
it to halved that a m ll
work mmrmm
material our.» turn: help him carry
Frau amnr. Ky. Sept. lo.
Governor Buchanan. Nashville.
Your dispatch remit-ed in in for an I may
will do what l «in to antici-
mtbethreatenwl-mthrv-at Hon-over. would
tune“ that it minim of Kentucky tailor Ten»
lesseefor any unlawful pal-woo they are ital-la
lorpuniahmeut by your alum. Joan Burma.
led- an maple of “In. Leo.
h'rw Your. Sept. la—Wlng Lee, who
pleaded guilty to having abducted fifteen-
year-old Hula Sproul tron: Camden, N. J.,
was arraigned for untenee‘before Recorder
Smytb. The court said hewu going to
make an example of such rinlaton o: the
law, and sentenced Wing Lee to Male
prison for three years and eleven months.
Wing was a Philadelphia laundryman and
sloped with Lizzie, who taught his classill
0 Camden Sunday school.
A Son to the Minors
Rosanna, Sept. l9.-ilya rising vote
of H to ll the senate adopted the with
tlou introduced by Mr. I'onlmd express—
ing it no the “disc of the hints; llllfl 5011th
that. it would be profitable to the ml: les-
luento remove tho convicts from “rice-
ville, employ free “‘IKIUI'I“ and gme them a
check weighman as the bust menus of out
than the convict quemon.
Although strum; 0bj:~clinll was music by
Mr. I’enlnnd. Ibc sensu- int-med the appm
prialion bill. which unllmrizofi tho pay~
mom. of $14,333 expense: incurred by the
flute troops during the llrn-cvillo trouble.
THE EEHRING SEA DISPUTE.
England Claims Thar Uncle sun lla-
Shown "all l'nltlv.
“'Aslllllul’nfi, Sept. Ill. ~— Sir Jllltllll
Fauna-fore, llu' Ilrll'uill mini~lor. has
called the attention of Ilu- l'niu-d 5mm
tonvlolatfon of the terms of the trio-lus-
vlvendlin effect between tlnutwo countries
to the catch of seal in llohliux sea. I:
is alleged that the North American Cont
larch! company has oxrreoded its cart-h.
“rectal Agent “'illianio, of 'tho
departmmr, it in unllbf'aloml,
erred
large can“. o'er- to tale the It...
Wm, ll. ll. Sept. ill—The fol.
luwlu‘ mutton letter from
Alfred C. Chopin, of Brooklyn, has it
received by Hon. It 1'. Flower:
Dun Slh'rbe distinction conferred upon
you by the Democratic State convention yoetnn
day vhnld be wept-d with pride by any cits.
Inn. l he. I‘vn to mmtulaoa you upon your
nomination tor the high omen of governor. I
need not .1 that your candid-q will remive
wrong and loyal support in this county. I! you
will are to nodor any servleeln the mane of
themmyalgadonot baluletoeallupunnw.
= black. 4!! Wills.
ell [upon-It Banking Stilt.
Wasluxoros. Sept. 19.——'l'm- ll‘.t')~llull of
“I! couplitufioualily til the tax nl (no hull
of one per cent. impaled send-annually on
national bank, h rolled in a case against»
the treasurer of the United Stun-s and the
queotlon will go to the supreme court. The
bank bringing the null la the Twin (‘le
National bank, of New Brighton. Minn.
It would rah: more than mono» to re-o
fund tho taxes for’tbu put llve oraix years.
Springer Opel-a Iowa's Campaign.
19.—The Democratic
ounpalfllt was opened in this city by Con-
fluent-n William M. Springer, of Spring
field. Illi, tn the presence of an immense
crowd. Mr. Springer is the unanimous
choice of this part of Iowa for the” speaker.
ship. The prlnclpnl portion of his addu-
waa devoted to the tariff:
amen, Sept.
fin- and Ward flu-lasted.
Burramfiept. la-The Republican ju- ’
dietary convention of the Eighth district
nominated Manly C. Greed. of Buffalo. to
whose term u-
plrll. Ind Hamilton Ward, of Allegany
county, to succeed the late Judge Carlo“.
Shane-d to lace-ed You-It.
NIW You. Sept. nix-"Franklin D. Sher
wood, of Howell-ville,
Austria (blended with the linker.
\‘Ixssa, Sept. lit—A painful Impression
has been produced in the highest Austrian
circle: by the report of the Miner’s mum-ll
about Nqnlcou l. The house of Map-
burgh has Napoleon enrolled as one of in
eonnactiom by marriage, and does not like
the suggestion that the Archdnchcss Moria
Louise was referred to as a “Corsican
What the Inulltll‘l’é‘l’ says.
Lotions. Sept. l‘J w-l‘onuncming upon
two articlao on the Behring M‘Jlltlu qurs-
tlona published in its columns. The Tllmzrt
calls the Americanu’ chums prep Morons.
It “3!: ”Their action is arbitrary and
high handed. If they will ulimv a reliant»
able Iplrlt ofcompmmlw, it will be agood
till-gm come to so armngvmenf. for a
domredurlng the brooding sebum of an
errant perhapa twont
breeding manila"
will probably be
successor in the senate," said
Republican State Committee-man Park.
burst, of Elmira "Sherwood will be nom-
lnated and elected wlthout a doubt."
It" will Dapper: nub-n.
Dunno, om. Ill—Wllaon a noun,
General Pctorlhyle and Augustus lichen,
who have been among the pmmlnont m.
on here, have announced their Intention
of supporting the entire Democrat to ticket,
Including She-ban.
A Paper‘- lllaan'e nl norm“
Coltrane, N. Y.. slept. w.--'l‘he Cort.
land Jonrlnl, the only dolly ln thecounty,
has abound he politics from an independ-
ent tea Republican newspaper.
port. tho entire Republican ticket.
null-a for secretary of War.
Wuulroror. Bern. 19.~—lt:la belleved
havetbat Wmmlfl'd. J. Bvldvn. of loo,
and am N. Y., will be appointed were
- ‘4”!!! dart.“ m
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rule. mm atrium lull-ll:
lull la-‘
, %. Ill-“l“
driven til despair, attemptad to commit
becau- abe could never marry
I’ll-av India-atlas
lowedtouturnlotbe Ida
"firmware...” he a
an y sunl- t melat-
aujmhumwunhllfe.
I'm-tun um; luau.
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Warm
That Story About Ila-all.
San Funerals). Sept. 12-1), A. McKin-
ley, the Hawaiian consul, denies the re
port that Hawaii's queen favors annex»
that to England. "It It not Itkely."eald
the consul. “that if the queen favor-d such
a more as this ahewoultl have hcrcablnot
composed entirely of Americana
story is preposterous." '
not on an lunar-lea I‘rala.
Laxrso‘ros, Ky., Sept. l9.—In a riotoa
an excursion train over the Louisville and
Nuovllle road. near Jetui statio'lll, "ill"
Betta-,0! Bagdad, was natanty ll ed
and Tel Brown that through the neck.
The luau who did the ohooting jumped
from the tralu and escaped.
In. Oolmll 00“ 31.500.“
8A! ”nucleon, Sept. I’m-rm late Mn
Thoma Fair Mt mum to each of bar
3/ miles round the
board of relief,
nmlleld la ctr—hula».
NI! YORI. tit-pl. Ill—At ll meeting of
thlhpubllcau rule committee William
Broom was choaen to nucn-«l (lent-rill
Klappaaobnlrruan of I he ltopnlllicon mite
willle and thlcrlll Illlstt‘d hot-um.
chllnnan of the canclltivo mulmltloe.
James W. Wadsworth, of fictional. was
dented treasurer. “What will hellu- plan
of the coming campaign?" was naked of
General llama.
wan bl: mpousv, “
we will ‘op and m ‘ml,’
vald to bio ll'nopa at Walt:—
we will dmvn them, which
Wellington might have laid, but (ltd not. "
‘ _ . _'th’l~afl‘dbattf. ‘ ‘ ,
t. manor: inward-trial 0!}le-
, 3a. liflpltoalrkfin all Allulrly
{virulent-hull: "mill-mucosa. (loom
litany testified that no dim-tor ever
3!" l0 Ill. hmm‘lfllfl.
,‘é
in.“ ll‘ "I '1 “Hf" I
mined the led
ltlentlfylng of checks of Wllllam
Gould, Jr. a (30., was proceeded wltll, and
Whitney allowed when be bad charm
dwoulduverbaab
Manual-lawns than
on tbeledser to other partial than
If" Your. Sept. inc-Bradatmt'a to
pen-Uhtlurnln the United States dur-
tbv week, against” in the
and lo‘l 100. l'fllandltbln the-lone»
open war «taro, lam, inland 1m.
respectively.
no lulu- Insane-l.
OI‘I‘A‘NA. Bept. llvThe militia have bum
wn from protecting the mills. 'l‘he
automation-I. but the
M no trouble in new feared. ”foot on-
strlban fumed In line and marclml
ll tho eblef streets} Mill owners
an ultimatum declining an he
at: of Ifl’lttlta I week and shorter
men are an idol
mid-at titan Planers call.
0mm», am. 19.41». Ellen .1. wild
mm»: 0‘ “$.31” l- I
nor an as an a
all for the around nasal convention. to
hmumualfov. Intuit
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Interlea- cun- wm lat".
am thwlt a mats
autumn.- WFW
u as a
w and. mu. will or allowed
Malt part free from theta
automaton”.
Inhaler-tat nationalism"
freight depot, “In“ «large or the
elation at Momma, September so.
Amman-“0mm“
m mil. to lift lament-ea
mil-muslin“ a statin-
mmmfln p“.
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mrm w
ham-malts.
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in. lt.-’l‘ba «larva
Maw“
militiamen“!
In sum on a (trade timing.
tomato. Humor. “HEW“.
manna.
w drivl "
iflv units-lat
... our» initial . =
t. linen.
«vacuum an
somawmwmwgaa.
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W33 more. lover-meals. ”beam."
flamenco”
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non All?! l'lRtl‘Nfi. . . ‘meeofal
Mailer-alums mu. Noommdzlm olalranh
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WHAT i
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won
The old question ever return-
ing, and not to be answered with-
out due consideration. Thebest
way to solve it is to come 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 got to prices we
can‘t be beat.
2:; inch Cashmere, all colors
and black, 24 cents.
38 inch Serge, all colors and
blackfilfal cents.
42 inch Serge. all colon: and
We havojust received our
Mew Stock of Velvels.
in all the popular :sllltllt‘s. at
98 tents Per Yard.
Don't forget we have a full
lino of
Foster’s Kid Gloves,
in black and colors.
(in December 20 we will
PRESENT!
to the person who returns the
columns roprotumtiug the largest
amount pundmscd, the elegant
BEBRMM Sllll,
aaoxhibitod in our shire. 'l'llo
sewing machine and piano were
given to societies. but thin time
we have selected something-for
armband: to tor for.
The coupons are now molly,
so be sure and got them each
time you make a glircllm an
yourchances of success are wool.
with your neighbors.
nasal
l3 numeral 3:.
nationhood”! "ww- "an
unnunrrlnuwrr...
Dealer
TlCE a NABBplfoflala' "
w‘ffilfifi'fimpm auto-kt
' J. . ”Main,
poultry, fish, Mahler.
LIIIIBBB Duane: ' .
RANDALL'S Mlbulll.‘
rough or worked m.
SMITH, WILLIAM
blag promptly sounded
manna
Inn's om
nun new. autumn ‘ .
marvels bCO. swam ‘
manual-r tonal-Ir ‘
KOCOL'R, F. 1': No.
orlng a specialty.
Ill-ml;
R. M. 13 Nah I. l. l“
mini used it dunno." . , "
FITCH. AGNES Min, “Wall ' H. L "
“Old Staten Island Dyeing at.
HUS!!! rum
GIBSON. ALEX 8. fl'
organ and harmony. ,
ors‘rrllt rum. m
, W. “Hit SUN. m
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sale dealers in native oysters.
REED a HOUSMAN
ters and shippers of
VAN NAME. LLthCO. PA); _
PATTERNS All!) HOW
NORWALK PATTERN W0 I
thurpc, prop. Riverside av 8.1!. 3
mun. arr-q,
alarm
(steam): Dr. Bohan
nelt, ltlli'llllt: John
P.C.7Waterot,!!.
dons
OS'I'ERBASK GEO. B.
and sign painter, paper
“mum
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=3 wow u "a -
n xiv-mm a.
PIANO was; a alum ‘
orWallnd Knight‘s...“
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Sill'Til NOIlWA l.
. . REAL ESTATE A
LAYTDX..Y.\C0 if. W‘s-ft
.' V. l’roporly Mahmoud-to
WOODWA RD, E. A.No.
rent and building Iota
lmAm
WXBEE, 5‘. I. 9 Railroad
8.
at all hours. Strictly Mar.“ Inn
«peer. A fow table boulder.
l..\ .V IIL‘S lllll’ffl ItEZS'I'All
its the lax-«l. price» lb
llAlRll‘ .MISH INHTITU’I'
board in: and day an
hllLfi. .31 EA D‘s St ‘3 fifth
built-s. “Hookah. 'ull WWW ..
nllflltTIIANl) AND "rm-warm
fall'lllilt'h' BLOCK. ii. I. (3.,-
lta)’ and own-ulna amnion». livid for
811th “(1an All!)
Xllnll‘AlK IRON WI
Water at, s. N. new
sonar-smitten“ a‘ . ... m
anon I. W
p... WWW?»
mill '
P‘Ellfllri. JOHN ll. ft W
, turnout. hair, 9” , .
MORTON, JUllN ll. I
. Also Ia) l‘l' of concrelc
51'0"}3. RANGE urn
Klfit‘lll’M. LAXDOI‘ .
Ilaa «lam-a and VII”
POWELL, J. W. El Wald”
com
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lov even-.1: l
unanimous nun ‘
and heavy tracking "a p
nunmanm ‘ "
.Inmlsoa. J. D.
JILLIFF'IE, can. a; No. Mala malt, air-l
tal nova.
“lush, um. ll. a
Residence 2 Markets! at.
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