'mw-"w
, w "imam-mew
more", tetanus:
Mall-[linen charl- I. Squires.
we win», .13... it. carnal-ad.
In” I. W and William Sheldon
tuned for MA Platform ru-
pntta. Inc-l Mair-Adopted.
Ithatimated that nearly two hun-
dred and fifty electors attended the
Democratic mucus held in the Town
' nominatmgbt to‘nominate candidates
forboroughodlioes. f
Committsemau‘ Fred Mead called the
meetingtoorder; Senator John 5. Soy-
mour was chosen to fill the chair and B.
C. Feeney was appointed secretary.
'l‘honama of James W. Hyatt and
/Edgar‘ N. Sloan were presented for
[warden
Upon motion of John J. Haulon it was
voted that the first ballot be an informal
one.
I... L. Sherwood, Bernard Tully,
Conrad Engel and John J. Bunion were
appointed tellers. ‘
The bellows-suited as follows:
Number of votes cast. IE.
3. N. Sloan. .. .
J. W. Hyatt...
P.81nttcry........ . l
Upon motion of James : Mansfield the
ballot was made formal, and Mr. Sloan
was declared the nominee of the caucus.
Aninfortual ballot was then cast for
first ‘hurgess, with the following result:
Number or votes cut. me.
E. H. Pillow ................................... ltd
.......... Ill!
Scattering ........ . ......................... c.
This ballot was also made formal
and K H. Filiow declared nominated.
The ballot for second: burgess was as
follows:
Number of votes cast, l'fil.
Charleen Squires ...... .. ..d’;
J.M.Creagh... .......... ..‘lt
P.B.Dwycr... .. . .. .. lo
Scattering ...... ...qu
At the conclusion of this ballot Wil-
liam Mullen adderseed the meeting. He
said last year they elected, asthey suppos-
ed. four good Demwrats, but when they
got to the table they turned out Repub-
licans (applause).
Oliver E. Wilson was nominated for
third burgess andJames ll. Sutherland
for fourth bm‘gcss. both by acclamation.
James M. Croagh Wm; nominated for
fifth burgers by the following vote:
’ Number of votes cast. '11“.
J.M.Creagh . .....tot
J. DJennings... .. . .. M
Emmet... . r.
Scattering....... o
James D. Jennings was nominated for
the sixth bur-goes. but declined. and
William Sheldon was nominated by ac-
clamation.
The rcstof the ticket was then com-
pleted as follows:
‘ ms TREASURER.
William E. Montgomery.
mu museum.
1!. W. Kemp.
POI! BAILII'I’.
Charla! Adams.
melanoma
B. C. Feeney.
Iron msrlcron or rumors.
Bernard Tully.
Frederick Mead said they had neglect-
ed to nominated water commisuioner.
but as titers were two Democrats on the
board already, they sometimes conceded
the election of the Republican nominee
for that oflloe. As the Republicans had
not announced who would fill the vac—
ancy earned by the refine! of J. D. Kim- l”
may to accord anomination. it was de-
cided to nominate a candidate. The
namn of J’. W. Hyatt and I". J. lit-Kenn
were resented, and on the tint and
formal ballot Mr. Helicon was nomi-
James W. Storey then [resented the
In
lieu.
andwonldhuve “$0.03
~w&.whymr.
5%.
i335;
E
ii:
be
so.
.. {emu
lilo .HoJlai $8.8.
you Munch-livelihood.
am a. W113i? “roman;
PM in lamination by the Bop-bim-
coprntttu of the, Borough-
and bursaries, met last evening and dis-
eased the situation until long after mid-
night. This morning they met again
and made up the following ticket:
run WARDEN,
John D. Kimnioy.
1’03 mousse.
John A. Oslxrrn, Robert Green,
Elbert S. Adams, William F. Acton,
John ll. Buckley, Alfred A. Chinnory.
FOR warm,
J. Arthur Piuneo.
mu mailman,
George B. St; John.
POI! warm: cortmssroxnn,
(3. B. Coolidge.
mu sslurr',
R. N. Morehotnre.
mu REGISTRAR,
C. H. Wheeler.
FUR murmur: or BLIC'HOSS,
John H. Wade.
In the Fluid of Politic».
The name of Frank Nash has been
placed on the Republican city ticket for
councilman in place of that of Frank
Comstoclr. who refused to accept the
nomination.
Franklin A. Smith has declined to run
for tremmrer of the water fund on the
Republican city ticket. and the name of
Edwin Wilcox has been substituted.
The name of Otto liarthol has been
substituted for that of flmrge W. Carroll
on the llofnocrntu‘ ticket for the oflicu
of city tnmsurcr.
In the account of the Democratic
tmvn caucus. printed yesterday. a [rim-
grnph containing the names of F. \V.l'er—
ry and Herman Tlteile, who were nonllc
uuted grand jurors upon the declination
of (diaries L. Glover, was unintentionab
ly omitted.
At the Democratic mucus in Wilton.
Samuel Lockwood and Nelson florhnm
were nominated for scheduled and John
ll. Cantata-k for town clerk.
The Democratic borough icommittee
received word this afternoon that 0. E.
Wilson would not accept the nomination
for burgcss under any l‘tlllfiltlt'nllloll.
The lbrpttblir‘unst of \\'ilton have nomi-
nated Josiah Gilbert and t‘barh-s A.
Ambit-r for sv-lmrtuu-n, and Henry E.
Chirbvstvr for town clerk.
Sunroof the Denim-rats of Saugatuclr
and Westmrt have put a split ticket in
the field, headed by 5. ll. thler and
Christopher Mci'rmna for selectlncn.
~Rock and rye made from the best
rock candy and purest rye whiskey. at
Butts dt l-‘arrington's.
A Bill success.
The Net Receipt: of the Lifter [My l’lrulc
More Than 31.100.
an: Sim-riser. has received the follow
ing statement from the committee, who
had charge of, and arranged the Labor
Day pannie and picnic.
We. feel justified in sayin that the
rude was a stamens. notwi funding
the mud and threatening weather.
The picnic, as well as the parade. prov-
ed a sitcoms both a: dolly. and financial-
ly, the net receipts mi which amount
ed to a little more than eleven hundred
dollars, which being divided among the
ten different labor organizations repre-
sentedmcarly paid their experuwu for the
rude. The committee attend their
warty thanks to all who in any way
gave to. or participated in the phosures
and success of the day. Signed
Court-res or Anassusuzsrs.
——l-‘ine sweet [malts-s, 25c. wok, at F.
D. Lawton it this.
Ipwarth lame Convention.
The annual «invention of the Epworth
leugueu of the New York East District
was held yesterday in Bridgeport. Since
themsetingof oueyear apatite league
has grown very rapidly, increasing from
twenty-nine societies, with a member-
ship (if am. to thirty-Mir meshes,
with a mu: “minimum or slut.
ltev. (hum Van Martyn» rem-d that
Mama 'ehlttcllbf which he a pas-
tor. W a membership of alum no.
all young pom. and including an no
pulsation known as timeout!» mine!
We. The work is carefully mapped
out, and has moral to be eminently sut-
lsfsctery.
South Norwalk termed a tumubersldp
of on, constantly growing, the depart-
ment of religion work being «inducted
with great mean.
..u ....... “UAW...” Mar“...
0
‘l‘hel‘iunemuatuthe Athletic Club.
The baud-nuts Mill Weber piano.
given away by the Mom of this
sltymwudorustheroonuoftlw Bomb
Nov-walk Athletic club on Wilmington
street. Theyhaddukebrcprueutlugwe
luwonhdgoeuThollaynowu-llook-
diaddsreompmyuho only competitor
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hummus-enamels
Attlul‘nakltameetschuuthhaften
noon disorder“ enrol» martini»
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“nominativmmmum
urn II.D.W,'-nllhlll.
atoll" mm WMD’
etc.
on BOX mm
l moon noun.
strum or area 3. mm
, 7 embargo; c. a. use.
and
a
mu: W new» tumor was
Friends of the van-g couple-ml hear
“on at the Ila-e of the Bride on Bay-
vI-w Avenue. Inflows the Ceremony.
A large number of people gathered at
Trinity church last evening to witucn
the marriage of Mi: 8. Winnie Evenden,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Evenden, of
3i Bayview avenue, toC. H. Hana, of
Newliaveu. Prommlv at 6.00 o'clock
the wedding party arrivalaad headed by
the ushers, Oscar B. Banks, William W.
lantern of this city; George C. Kirk, of
Stamford, and Thomas Schnell. of New
Haven, proceeded up the aisle to the
chance], the bride on the arm of her
brother, John E. Evenden, of Chicago.
who acted as best man, and the groom
following with the bridesmaid, Miss
Mary E. Brendon. They were met at
thelchancel by the Rev. Olin nauock,
rector of the church, who performed the
ceremony in a very impressive manner.
The church was tastefully decorated
with points and potted plants and banks
of wild flowers, and presented an attrac-
tive appearance. Mr. Jepson, organist
of Christ church, New Haven, presided
at the organ. afid renderedarveral approx
priate and beautiful selections during
the ceremony.
The reception which followed at the
home of the bride was a very pleasant
affair. attended by about fifty guests.
Mr. and llrahlaun received a largenumv
ber of handsome prompts.
They left on the 3:11 train and after a
wedding tour they will reside in New
Haven. ‘
~l-‘ihe sweet minutes. 251:. yn-ck. at l‘.
D. Lawton dc (Tole.
DASH Ell INT!) A [Jill's ('AlllllMu‘lI.
Drunken Coachman Causes u Pie-flun-
Aeeident on Went Avenue.
.A drunken coachman was the cause of
a serious accident on West avenue short-
ly before 5:00 o‘clock yesterday after-
noon.
Mrs. Elifiorthrop. of Westport avenue.
wasdriving down the avenue after her
husband. a shoemaker who is employed
in lsmnsbury. Matthews»: & Connolly's
fnvtury in this city. About ripped» St.
Mary‘s [umiehicol residence, on intoxica-
ted than driving a sorrel horse attached
to an open two-seated wagon containing
another occupant on the bark seat. dash-
ed acne»: the hon“! car truck and struck
Mrs. Sorthrop's carriage between the
front and rear wheels, umetting thou»
hick-and thowing her out. She stun-k
on her shoulderand was pinned under the
over~tumed carriage.
The driver. when he saw the result of
his oarolescnms, whipped up his horse
and droredown the avenue at a rapid
gait. ‘ Tln- woman was taken front under
the carriage in a fainting condition and
carried into Rev. W. J. Slm'mn's Wei
deuce. The carriage, badly damaged,
was righted and drawn up beside tlw
road. while thehorso, which “and gentle
animal and had not stirred after the
accident. was made last to a and.
shortly after the accident bliss Edith
Northrop was going up town on a home
car, when she rangniml the horse. She
got off the car and wont to her mother,
who was being made comfortable at the
mmmuge. A telephone momma was
sent to Mr. Northrop. and be summoned
a physician. who found that Mrs.
Northrop's shoulder and collar-bom-
were broken. She was talwn home in a
much.
Shortly after the m-oident (Third of
Police John ll. (lormley saw a drunken
man driving recklessly down Main street.
and followed him to Liveryman Dunn's
stsblar. whmln- plead him under ur-
mt. Shortly afterward he found out
that his prisoner was the man who had
run into lira. Northrop. The prlvumr
wavtoodmuktobetrlsdbut algbtmnd
A
when be it. brought before Junior
Aulllll. its are his mm as aw
Blair. of. When. a mantra» unplug-d
by Dr. Balm. a wealthy New York
doctm owning a summer mldcuco at
tint place.
Murray Webb. for the state. asked
for an sdjrmrnmsnt of the one. as lint.
Northrup'n attefllug phyriclau had told
him outlier collar bone and Ibouldor
were broken; the was injured internally.
was tottering from nervous Wilma
but would wobbly beable toxin! her
testimony luthecunwsekheucs. Burr
was put under N” bonds until tomor-
row Magnum lth exported that
unemployerwflllnepfmu new York.
fun-a Tram-nevi» min hum
withfltarrhu been ldtutldednll. ll.
om»mmmrmmuflfl ll“ “W 0‘ I. W “I ll“
mum:
Theta-nos committee as age-red
lemmas-accident mas retur-
’mmm
bewuloohedlnumlltbbumlrw, Ibsltml.
Jum’l’. llabbellhattdmyfor ends. we
imp '
WM: '
mo
command
WEIR! rm .Vamadt
Binds! Dehumidifmnolngru‘
II the ruin our-mun.
Chicano, (Jet; ,a'r‘t the conventional
the Irish fictional haunt an 01th
in Mass. sum
Sullivan, John W M r. Wear
it not hers. l’mldeut Fitzgerald and
Vice President Patrick Mammal Baltlx
more. are both on Min of sickens.
The subjects informally discussed by
the delegates were Mimi-tar Egan and the
charges of misappropriation of lrlah funds
made nu. him. the 9.50:0!» locked up
in Paris y Parnell and harmony among
Irishmon lo (interim. It is probable that
Minister Fm will be given some sort of
an ludoraemeut, but how this into be no
oompllshcd lunar. as yet apparent.
: So far as Parnell is concerned, no men-
tion ofhlmis to be made in the count»
lion if the prudent plan is carried out. In
mgnrd to the lauiurshlp in Ireland, a rue»
lutiou will undoubtedly be uloptcd call-
ing on Irishman in the old country to
work in harmony. and pledging the sup-
port of the Irish in America, as rcpt?
seated in the convention. to any man
whom the Irish [parliamentary delegation
chosen at the next general election might
select as the Irish leader or as chairman of
the Irish party.
TEN THOUSAND ARE-OUT.
A long and Illttor Struggle Probable In
the Pitt-burg DI-plcl.
Pirrsncno, Oct. 2—A general strike of
railroad coal miners of the l’lttsbnrg die
trier has been inaugurated, and it is esti-
mated that nearly l0,“ men have stopped
work. They are firm for the three and a
half cent rate, and declare that they will
remain out until it is coucoledby all the
operators. A long and bitter struggle is
probable.
'l’llo Eight flour Ila}.
Cotonou, 0., Oct. i-The national ex-
ecutive board of the United Mine Work
on was in executive session all day, and
has under wuu‘rderatiou the eight hour
question. The eight hour day was to have
been enforced May I. but for various rea-
Iona was declared off, for a time
It is believed that the time deemed op—
portune for demanding an eight hour day
in the mines throughout the country is
now very close, and that the present con-
ference wlll definitely settle the date
Every district president in the country has
been summoned to appear here Saturday
and meet the board for last ructtona
in the Presidential Clans Sow. .
Wasntxomx. Oct. 1—411.» following
fourth-class postoflicca were raised to the
presidential class Oct. l: Willam l; Gates.
Glastonburg. Conn; John Harper, Col-
ette-our, Conn; William 89an Brewer,
Me; Jonathan I". Jeflerds, remove
Falls. Me; John Singer, Jr., Melton: fligh-
lsnds, Mala; Silas Giflord. Derry Depth,
N. ll; Henry Nrseon. Salinsville, 0.;
Jerome l“, Flint. Derbyliue, Vt. Appoint,
merits bare been made at the following
others, also raised to the fift‘fildfnlill class:
Samuel I. Fl‘yhel’, l':(l>ltlll, ’.|,; David 5.
Allen. Dover. X. .l.; inn: x~ ll, l: mu,
Hus: l'mvhll-ucc, ll. ix. Jam a ll. Walsh,
Voim-yville, R. l.
Th Intercontinental Railway Neheme.
“'Arlllh‘nrux, .Uct, :l,—-.\lca§.m l'amtrlll,
Davisand Korean, the vommisnum-rs ap
pointed to mph-writ the l'numt States on
the international railway question, have
reported to Sun’lury Blaine that the re
ports of the dltferetit surveying: parties
have been very satisfactory. and judging
from the satisfactory conference of the
delegates from other ropublicssndtbe cor-
dial manner in whichthe surveying parties
have been received the commissioners be»
have that the five republics generally gin-
substsntlnl aid toward the comtruction of
the contemplated railway.
Darla. Attempt of Amateur Life Seven.
warrior, (let. a —.\'ews has bu-n returned
here from St. Ives, Cornwall, near l‘rn-
sauce. of an act of hemlom upon llu- part
of a crew of volunteer lifeboat men, cont.
pound of London lawyers and luwyeu‘
clerka, a stock broker and a Welsh artist,
who went out to rescue a mboouer'u crew,
after the profmlonn‘. life savers had re-
fused to face the awful sea. The amateurs
did not reroue the crew, but reached St.
iron in safety, after a whole night at see.
I’m." of the lalhndlst nook Concern.
Coma”. N. Y., Oct. fi.-——At the session
of the Central Xew York Methodist cou-
ference J. Eaton. agent of the Methodist
book concern. «rid the concern was in a
high state of prmporlty and was clearing
tumour a your. one hundred and forty-
tbrve thuunnnddollurv had been (loomed
tosuperanuuatud preachers and the wid-
ows of such.
“a lane Dinners N- [nag-r.
8?. PAUL. (let. inflorrtr filo/won. pro-
of the Blower! hotel at Corinth.
. Y.. bu had his runaway wife strolled
at lash City, near here. if: found her
fifth ll Osborne. Elma in trying to
parade Ids wife to return, but she re-
turn and says Osborne inns only m
'x . I "m Q, ”cum“ 1,
Nu You. Oct. tribunal of the
totally. honest D. Dumb-rd. punter oltbe
Thirteenth Btu-t Presbyterian church tor
forty years. was held in the church law
Thunder afternoon. Rev. Dr. Cllll'lli s.
lloflauanaud Rev. Dr. sat authorised,
of Washington. dead the services.
count Inluurtm 'l’rtes Duluth.
New You, 0st. I. nuptials-r you
“member"
yuan, m n D»
with ”afloat-t. than last
bellman boa tat inucritlenl condition.
I]. llvesat Eat Twelfth street. when
“wife keeps urinal] boarding been.
I It. run in lunar. ‘
m “3.06. ans me dispute
from listifarthtrrumlul’giuyo than“.
is than, minus.
Jaumfdauutrutllorwalk. MM”““'¢§“
‘ " mu Meant.»- m,
«Mmmm .utl'. ”mama...“
Downtown. “ M amhmmmmflm
_ . lemme ovum-
races demo unnamed s.
mmmmw: mnmum
mmbmeulagatadeloei touring Wulwuwm
- NW
at than t sack m:
. Meddawra.
”pagan. mmamrwnu.
a A «dust , Illuminati» Hedi)?
v M m 3 “RIM
oration. MMWac. ‘5
Wall Street in a Flutter Over
, guCoudiW-lfi- , .
an arm >mkdmmnmrsrtr
button-I Bea-0' I.” n. "menu-mil
at It. Inning of the ulna-uni Paulie
m a law Day» Apr—Idle charl-
Ilnlq- nfl Illa sup [man-la.
N" YORK. Oct. lvl’vmustent rumors
mdmlnhd in “'ull atmt that Jay
Gould was a very sick man. At one time
it was said that he had been stricken with
apoplexy and this report materially other.
all the market. but a prompt denial brought
Ibemarhet hack to its normal state. The
fact, however, can no longrr be disguised
even by his relatives and friends that he
is really a very sick man. The nature of
rudiment a best describal when u i.
called mental and physical collapse, and
his best friends fear that a total collapse
in the am future cannot be avoided.
II. Cl’lcd “In a Chlkl.
Mr. Gould’s condition was first made
plain ten days ago at the meeting of the
director! of the Union Purine company
when. in the heat of discrlksiun, he sank
in his chair, and in an attempt hi hide the
physical agony depicted on his features,
threw his handkerchief over his face.
This and me was [T-t'flilt'tHI alfthn
meeting of the Mia-9mm l'ucilirwlirct‘tors
Wednesday. lie again during the debate
sank back in his chair, mvcmi his face
with his handkerchief amt cried like a
child.
Illa Slap Slow and Uncertain.
Mr. Gould was seen on for street and
the reports of his mmluim: wanna: he—
lied by his looks. ills step war» slow and
uncertain. his check: some. not lxlécyr‘r
dull and lusterleas. 'l‘be- iI'XLZlfhtnNK inci—
dental to a rising market who the l builds
were on the bear side. the trouble With the
Union Pacific plan of :1.“er and 2f the
floating debt. thr- dos-'rtmu r»; {Yd'lliln it:
the Missouri Pacific chum when irietrrls
were most ntcdcd to help him in the run.
mmumtion of one of Irre Emmi uimnfic
“(it'll jabbing: :a'.‘ -' law win-1m. vu 'lltllll‘
partially «"rrtiml Hut ullw‘w !_ , . no It. i’?
"Black Friday" day, El-n‘. in! lln‘ll’ edict.
.1 llyurrirrl ,‘tiark.
The urravk Wet-h f .i f“: ~fwl :t'.tlt"’t.‘1.’.li Err.
it was who: do pl.}~.....v.~ i.“ .zlsmys
raid, that Mr. Gould «31— p'zrtiv'nlurly 191'»
Montreal so internal; nirvana n ,
resulting from inf: inn: txx-tPZnItr-nsiun. mt
imperfect Illgwfllnh Mr. Gould nus izr‘t
lmlt'ffil bylltvsv' "I‘VI'P' m-rrw:~ {ill ”‘5‘
in lit-H, at the mu” of tlw luw all 9.: tar-
Metropolitan bunk. t.u~ M. 3., ,.v;.
Grant «5; “'nr-l and other ‘fnfl
opmcnts.
The Share lIe-v-
Th.- .‘Vllanmlrl ' nu.
N‘rziml by nnw et 2: - ,
sell bJJ- had m -. ‘r
u
r
'. burl“: _
the payment of .‘i iliilll'lcl’.} ilhltlr‘dn ..f
onwhalf oil per mum I-lr léo'llxl .mtmd
very little to .«m' “3- .; Hullr‘wl rm lzr
looked pull-r and ~u- : 7‘. m um : .v ..
Gould. Without r. . firm: niu l‘llitll'. to-
gun to npcnli. ”mu-um; Mr 3 ,: J. prop,»
Illicit in pay a bull {or rent dwideml
“After he budmtd .t in at .m'n hie “th
sunk. lu~ wnr-ls billllld' 5.1:: ’~1 and un-
lnlt‘lllglitlr', and .1 mom-t: 24- mark
back in hzwb or, . m, ~-4 as All his
handkerchief .un‘. n‘ut.:.:.r .Hlilx‘~ I
think he had as «url of in” . c m \\'|;.~n
we spoke to him ln' fltllllllllr-l -u:m~ll:i'.,z,
l'rwnlly. after it ninth-u! or m. '.w fr-
moveil hie bun-llrrvbiul from hm l.l- ‘It'lil
wreaw that he had l-m-n um pm: lib.
eye! were fill-u! “1": hair- and hit win
was broken Hr ~ «rl. i~ umirlym l t‘dil
remember:
“'fiontiemvu. you 1mm r'rt'uw fur. l
have been so bur um! and \mrrmi Inely
and have pom-d rhruugt: no unit-Al no far
beyond mystmum Um! l mu phydcully
unable to Inukt- M qua-cl. m prwuml :igzmrwt
tho-dividend ' lie urmhml v ‘I'rit’vl'wllnfl‘l‘
all and rrumm-n in: of moment
lMJrhlrh mun fin-t m". r...l ’nlll‘lll‘tl."
f.
l» l‘
urn-d t'ru-v ‘h-un- \th.
M‘HEMTER. 5 t , (it: 2 The grand
cit-pt" of tho Amp-1mm» lbw llbzhwl
and mm “mime no any in u...
'fll’ld. in H! ummui ». r .1 m llvrv. linsim-w
of the Kl’b‘llh‘rl llflpwrfaltl'f to the order
willbrtrutmmlvd ’i'bv sun-«mun mend
council of the l‘nurd mum of rm (inlet
of Continuum rlevtml Hm tullommr cull»
curator three yeah. l’lmrlm K. l-‘mneir.
Philadelphia, mwrrmu grand master;
William H. Whiting. lliRPlamler, deputy
mud lower; Jerome ll. lbmlvu, New
Jerseymraud rlwru)‘; l‘hnrlva A. llelnm‘y,
Vermont, llrnt llvttlv‘lmnl; Hui-wanton How-
an. “onion, «world limttvmm; t‘lorrlm H,
Myer, l’ullmb-lphln, urnud rrgutmr getter
ll; luv. William Orville lloty, limiter-tel,
mud purine.
V ’30 ‘Idt‘ '1me Ilium-t Milne.
whom.- lt. l... Del. twflltnnd ll.
Wrowfsxerm-k,dlnlhem0st
haul-cumulus: m lieu-t been
Impaler resilient bore for thirty you",
ll. left a fortune of nbmu mono».
MOLE BflEVlTIEfi.
lfr. Gimmes team that there Illllll be
an workout" is supporting home rule in
the mural my.
Thrill! atom of 5.“de “minus
mbltto pythrlrumbumunusds-
“not taunt-n rubles tn the W.
Thumb» ta Alumni trample-natal
the anticipated within-cal of Archduke
MIMwlglufum of mausoleum
the threat.
While the Hana artillery was [true-
ticing with shrapnel near lure-tort a gun
burnt. killing the suns". lit-rte. and luri-
ualy mail-x four «them too new be
to: lots severely bun. g
Th ruled of limit let-koahaudla
m Chinslsmrlbuml to tho dread
with a tub hunts be. slow regarded
Ollua‘s enmity tor injuring that“ in:
Win the tutti-lord Asia
*A warm stream to the mm use.
Mirror. at linen“. Maud killed uh
betrothed la a Molar Moon, Mun-vein
but sum another * . its this re
thud um mum sod. aim Mu
in fourth hem. maimed valet-ls.
Aware-t from Chicago earned W
Ml lunrtlml’hlv mm at “can
Illiefsutuits mm.» meant at
Mm. The guanine made new
moi Wand more!“ “limb
firm». to am mm
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no , , um ‘AM'
hometown...“
mnmaaw‘gm‘ ‘ not.” ban;
.
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GUNS 9033!“: omxrrron.
m . o. gnuds‘
manna, vti’wm.§°'. “i“ "'
LBOI’UTM ‘l PW ‘
' ‘ .d l‘ ' 1%),qu
our. all '
“thine?“mfimw
“hometown-van“
”ABDWABM, 8 0011.331.
comma. w. c. non -
paint». on... Ellw- on?! «a fir‘film" 8’ 1"
neutron... usAaLv unsure.
no flpnnmuant liontrdull Mound
by tho Lilli of Tho-iv annoy.
Romans, l’u..0ct. :l—Jl'bh town h
still feverish with excitement over the
Runnable bunk More. an day long
crowds thumped llltffl’mlfl In the
m
, mafia!» 0M3 bank; and ’ at times
an outburst was feared. President Dill
is condemned in tbostmngear terms.
Cadhier Mciimth and llill have both
beetleV arrested. Dill woo arrested on a
charge of embankment preferred by Eli:—
ahoth Dllk, a depositor tn the Bouladnle
bank. Dill gave bail in will). As Dill
was leaving the court house a half drunken
Hungarian. whose money is locked up in
the bank, grabbed him roughly by the
arm. Five other Hungarians jumped into
the fray. quickly followed by as many olllv
ours. Dill was roughly handled fore he
escaped to his home. The house guard-
ed by policooiflcers. who are kept busy In
driving the half drunken Hana away. An
order has/been issued to close all saloons
in order to prevent the furious Iiuus from
obtaining liquor.
Cashier; Mcfirath estimates the liabili-
ties at about 810,000 and says that in one
they get nothing from Cleartield they will
be able to pay fifty cents on the dollar.
The following statement was dictated by
Bank President Dill last evening: "Family
treachery on the part. of my brotherh-
law, A. F. Boynton, was the cause of the
assignment and failure. At t timalwas‘
elected president of the bank film found
that J. ll. Kevling, former teller, lam
cashier, was a traitor to the business ln~
ten-sis of the bank. I demanded his resig-
nation. and since that time there has been
a pemlsteut run on the bank, andou Tact
day last I conuirlercd it unwise to keep the
bank open. Depositors in both baakawill
be paid in full. " Bank Examiner Miller
is in charge of the bank.
THE FIRST DEFENDERS HONORED.
A Great Day at l‘oltsvllIu-cheuru for
Governor Patti-on.
i’o‘f‘lhl‘uLE. Uéz. Z—When President-
l.i.':coln tamed bx:- tirm call for more vol-
unteem, April l5, lull, the Sational Light.
infantry and Washington artillery. two
Pottaville companies, responded, with 5537
men in line, They were the first defenders.
along with the liirrggold artillery, the
LOCKED guard and the Allen rides. and
today they turned another leaf in their
Notary by flu; «haircut ion and unveiling of
1 a march» mad : nui tout Soldiers‘ monu—
: (“if the urumml . - first defender-a but
i Id‘: rrmum. I‘m- uf rim lam”: of survivors
—\\'illium llama. \\' ll. Mcilrrttit, tin-nur-
\V. lithe, Caleb Knit and Irvmg li'. Ty—
son-unwouruitrm etiken mmlum! cord
and gently the folds of white flatten-t! to
from Kerr York to make the address.
“It (Governor Pattie-vi. prv'M-lllr'tl mminb
of silver to the first vit'ft‘llrlvr‘ and tieneral
I), 310.“, them: hwywmlr d
A pzrrwlv ’2
Hon-rum- l' it!
again rim.
(rude! .‘t
purl.
FlTZSMMONS EXEC-33? ..S FU‘i‘tY.
at the Imimn
I'rrtsm‘sm Us! 911.“ [mar l’m
alumina». \\ nu .«n w: lbw-xii» Hilario-m.
nllll Illa rm r'.l;‘- vw. X?" l imitr ill" \'I‘.ll.l)’
jail her-0,21. .l élM“ 'r» hh t'
’l'lwmm .\l .‘lem all. :m wt w: t
fur lll‘ “xiv, '.\:t- ’ ~l
murder in t:
mg is In? E»:
is Iraq-u-muu ail
~-
u'tm ,. .'
Thvnpw ll Manila". ‘2
ituau $th 5’.
lr‘nrsunm «on
he puldw up".
mumum x» 3
trial Thu-z
flux. radio-.1
\l nlntll tin» :
horr; fan-«h v.
meat is nib-rt:
win-‘1 an »u:..l
1 lm .l :: won-u: ,ur Mrs
H. 1': ‘A ~ wt.
1. at
X«...‘
5.. .
now! tt'ull l ml. p...’ 3mm. .
brrr bk ad n. .- ; ' lg, rt..-
ltl)‘ rlwlr ‘tr an I it 1'. .“
f“‘:'l!t luv 5. l‘
X.“ NUT Nu; . on, .
nun yum l..u.‘s 4 t' X .m .: ‘
How my Mu * u' A?“ u. '.7
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m,
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w 1-..720
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l'tt/ Hf
.t l" t‘.
.1 ll 1:! Noni-um
Henry Walter-on urn-sued.
Inrtsvuu. UN. 2 -» Tun llnn. Harv»;
M. \l’attersun, inflict m the tint». lleury
Wattcmufiml but mum m um my. the
wasboru in Holt-ml nullity, Tums, Sut'
a. lllll. in 1552' he ullt’t‘omlvd .lumvw K,
Polk in the 'I‘wr-niv «mi. i'nlle‘iWI, and
wan tho only rnrvtvinu mvmlvvr uf tint
body. lle served it! the l‘anlymewnrh
and ‘l'wemywigbtb mmewm, and m m»
I” mill! ll)’ l'rr-mlnbf l‘llvl' In Sun“.
Americana an turpmmtu ll‘llnl'llflllt‘ mlv
ulna. limb-chord Itlllt‘c ...: u... 1......“ m
Pmideutv- l‘mn'v. llurbumm .mrl .lnhtwlu.
lie war a strum; L'nlou mum durum the
late war.
Kohl- Recommended the Ill-attains.
Wmmorux, (M, t Thorn ls little
doubt that Mntary Noble will approve
the maniac-latter. ul‘ Ultl’l‘lllllfllvflfl
Baum that. the thaw: pent-loo other eta-
ployrcs who ere mnuected with tho uflblw
vita charging fir-ea ll. ltuum. Jr.. with
accepting a army manhlomtbm for recur
lug promotions in the wanton uni-e be dbl
ruined. it temporally underarm»! that do.
mercury. who investigated young ileum.
rumored to the minnow-storm Hm lineal,
llmfll and Taylor be rectmnumdvd for
divert-cal.
"MIMI KIWI! (lit In“.
aura Lianne. N. J.. Oct. scan of
forte to lad Jama- 003. the rxmrt m
mutant of South Brooklyn, have failed.
Cox Wilda farm at lifeblood worth an.
M. m Greater. an ample)", 1m.
sued (in: ffiml‘l‘w. Min (mommy
Curly, hrmukmer for thirteen yam,-
tsr (in, sued for on: money Maui to Cor.
. mam—W
b
am“ by a mm rent:
litmus“, Ala. m. sum liners
ville. Ala, Parlor-er their». a white
mm a colored normal school. nu.
ta
pa
in
, madman mulls...”
Kuhn Mud a tint and
child and lmbuldedlt into Metro's but;
muesli-t mouse-rem .
m mm as a may.
Humour.
an Wildcat!
new-k W1 1',
the earth l‘lenerul l'furzrrw l’nrtrr rauu- mu 5
The memorial roan the turn-.pmph- ér,‘ '
lla- Semi» shill") to Ilw \l tf.~ uni Laughv V
..., futon Store
. ll llllllll'ffll ,st
out}.
narrating: ‘ “A rs.
..u n w mo.
“.mpm n. «alumina-n
WWWOOD.WI.M. Main and Wall N.
lint estate. llliflltllufllllu. loam new ’
TAYLORfiHO EN, ‘5 ‘T W M)
"a 8. ii. Bent ‘ enumerates?” n
“lunatic: outrun".
mmclfl'fixx’bhl 15:3. [30 S. .1}
'liurnmedleu. az't. Weslnllfmn um.fi.a£udt
nmorourss mm mm... am not.
PA. O'Brien. mutant supt. .
v
bus since our .No autumn-ling ion-sewn“
l'EOl’LE‘E LIFE INS. 00.5113. 4.5 Wield n
at. 35.8. A. B. Freeman. nut. Superiutem rut
Polnter No. I .
Thewuywwenlthishy theroado
ewnoruy.
Onl entrance for Saturday, Monday
and. is through our
we'ahull.’ pm you timotsarest and bee.
vie-mt to on. worth or: some for the.
than you have ever looked upon.
We are gonig to adopt one pointer
and giro less chin and more prices. 30
read mmfully. and if you can't retirem-
her all the articles bring your‘puper along.
Dress Goods
Fine line of fall colors in Henriettae,
36 in wide. full dress pattern of 8 yds for
$1.52, or 19 cts per yd, worth $3.25. for
unit.
Staple colors, such as gray, brown, etc.
in a 36 in flannel, l9 cts per yd. This is
simply giving them away.
hour choice from the largest line of
fancy plaid and striped llanneh ever
shown in town at 19 cos per yd, reduced
from 29 cts. Don't blame us if you don't
buy them. for the ' go back to their reg
ular price on Wm Ilt‘rlilfly.
27 Ill Suiting, 2 yds for 19 ct», cheap at
13 cts yd.
1; yds of Vienna tlanneh-tte suiting. 36
in wide. We throw in the extra half
yard, as the goods are worth lil§ cts per
Bumes‘tics.
3 yds of Sc unbleached Muslin lilo.
4 yds; of lhnnet Flannel 19c. regular
price 8t. yard.
As guvl a rod Flannel at the. per yd.
as others and: 3750. for.
The more holds good as far as blue and
white Flume-Is are concerned.
Tn'icr‘ 19¢". buys our bust 50c. gmdeof
Whit:- and Turkey if“! Table Covers.
9»: mildew-Ind Slowing 19c. per yd.
,You ,know the regular price a. well :15,
WP fl”.
3 yds E‘Klm‘llllilllfy ldmurlml Muslin, as
good or: hull, for 11w. .
ll )‘ds lllé'flr‘llml Hint-m Flanml for 19C.
3: yds noblest-ind (‘uuton Flannel fur
l
l
.
l
l‘ yis Shirlingt 'nlin’v.in-stquolirv. We.
2 j ds 2». >t uutm; Flannel 19¢.
HosierY
it» for I pr sus
l
l
x
t
' pen-Iv
l l
we. Bil; or Fancy.
ll‘r‘ fur ? pt : .mw llll; or Fan's ‘.
19v Mr I pr 3 mm 3'3»: Elli; lln 1- Plan;
for nh.
{‘31- fu: 2 pr Mix“ lint Bil; Hose Plain
iol' llllv.
j 191' for 1 pr lru’xiv-s i213! llll: live--
:Ilvmwlnrf ll}~.
‘ ilk fur l pr Lmlirs llzlllnl'lgfilfl [lo—w.
m.- [or '3 pr :vnzx llnw,
t. 'I‘Hl’ ‘3 {if l‘v ‘S l. I'l‘}‘ vl‘ llik ”we.
'- ‘~ “'lntv- In: t1; l llmu—
i 5 lJt’ t’lllfll—
Hunts Working shirt iii ~ mush.
Buys Shirt Wald Dark i blurs Elh'mich.
lluysl Vining Shirt all \l'in‘\ 10w .
A full liu-- of \mluuxulrn-d 4m.
‘& We, him a full line of [when ‘lt-
l \‘Pslsflllll more or 1M? regular {rr'u v' .. .
gPERFUMES
:: l-uzzlns Bradley‘s rhuire pvrfmxm for
19“.. ‘2 l-ntlw l'inridu \Vuler l'J-x. 1 wt
irlmn'v Triple Extmvt lll 1: oak: ~ Fm *
, 'l'ntlrl Sump. if».
“1 bottle Ammonia '
l " l’e-tndu-uerlly ; llk'.
I " Tooth l’umh-r \
i ”luv
1 lluvliugv- 1 If».
i " Slow Polish l
2’ ‘lnz. Ami t '«tlufi lit-mimzl‘nttouJ‘Jv.
l " Flt-st Black “ It)“
:3 ling. l'iu Ialvfiuks It».
2'. Pr, ('0)va film-l» llh‘.
lll Spud-v lluvhme ("ulbdl WV.
:i lkdl~ I‘rm‘het 19w,
‘3 doe. limbdv Silk lite.
ll " llmt Sic'kelfiuletyl’im WV.
8 lbtlln l-Imbdy TlYlM'l Ilka
1 Pair “film'u‘sllosr Summon with
Should” Straw. llh'.
HHIISEKEEPING
GOODS
Thin in advmrtuwnt whereull un‘ in-
tvrmtml.
Wu tptoh- the n-vular mow-om and
thou the prism we «u- l for during the solo.
illh- Washbcmnl for tile.
title. l cats-s Rising Sun Stove pnliudt
for We.
file. i la . Dinner pull for we.
we, (Pom ‘natlon Dish Mop. l lhdllng
l’lnwertra for we.
1’30. lint m if”! lilo.
it! -, Scrub l nah for tile.
Ellie. (banter Duster for me.
a». Are Handle We.
30v. Blocking llrurh 19v.
9%. Tea PM for! We.
25c 4 qt sum Pan file.
file, 5 4 t l’nil 191'.
15!». 2 datum We.
M, il (in ll Tine lflr‘.
82c. d llllk has lllr.
lite. dos. (Jim ilk.
23c. ‘ryl’um we.
, :3 extra qua-lit Dinner new» We.
are. ll (lur- und :1 . arm the.
ride, 2 Mn mm We.
2%. l lance Dri Pun life.
99v. 2 extra tin l
as file.
an. 3. Walnut Towel lira-k We.
sec. 2 meme doc Fro .
fie, l Lulu
me. 1 Phil it
me he
mwhern m
“mutant
”fidlgrodm: 7 ,
mu m
LDC WOOD
#3.le Mummy” .
Ii
xuuwam tune mourn. lumcmful . W
AVIBOR s. us and n.
Mtg-gunman.» ,
, t ,
laborer-claw.
a? M} I
r dill-inn it u. m“ I
2’ . m“ stun .
r2. rt. I-‘lne merits, vegetables. .. v
HAYES, PERI). t'lNoJlni .nrhno
of. kinds. Homomndgraslgda
Lumen ER. ‘ ' '
bridge. 8. N. .
moxwoon 1.. War-hi
tine menu. flslimystmmulamgfi , ,
RAYMOND. ornsuo axe. ‘
prime meats, poullrg'm (m
cash prim ‘
mum‘s WASIIINGTONMA
“ingtonstAxmeats, , , .
scam). r. 12 M a x. '
poultry, fish. vegetables. M .'
LUMBER new a name m
naxnauxsm an. ' '
rough or workedhgorderfm “
season's arm amt”;
sm’rtot'u, RESIN. taswm a s.
kinds of stone mason mum
5mm, WILLIAM H. unrest .
hing pmmptlyattended to. ll. 3- H ,
, MARBLE asp 631m-
BATES. I'. W.Water st.‘S. mm '
s . n d 1 ,
sr'hh‘érlvl-erfcl‘fnsnmrb a work. and, dull
Minus oumrms. . . .
costumer; Bum. Masonic bulld' 841480
goods.
resume a.— co. so “'33th a. h
* “”2.“an 3'",
d
Mam at, SS. Gentlemen's
huts, gentleman's furnishings
, MERCHANT TAILOR ~: .
o‘fll'sOW'SKl, E. (ll “'3“ N. A M
mammal-d; the latest stiller-Ingest
KOCOL'ILF. 1:. 0. Main st.S. x. nu. ma.»
orlng a specially. Repairing, eta. '
MILLLNBBY. .
emote-s. 8.11.12 Mains an. Luna ‘
mammal used If desired.“ ‘ W
FlTi 'lf. AGNES Miss, “Wall 3‘. "
“om Staten Island 1);de
musro mounts. ' " ’ ~ "
Grams. ALEX s 2: 31min at. xv. Piano
, organ and harmony. '
OYSTER PLANTBBS AND 93am .-
HOYT, W. if. & 80V, 124 Vt" . mot- ‘
of Ilaynmmi.» Piahteremxxlrlgcfi‘fddx = ‘
sale «tr-alm- In native oysters.
REED (c HOI'SMAS. lill “' tar . m
tors and shippers of Nomaalko EN 3. _
VAN mm; .1. L a: co. p. o. torment. ,
PATTERNS AM) "Ionian. ‘ ' ‘ ' '
Nommm PATTERN \vonKs. " '
thorpe. prop“ Riverside ave SIROWHM ‘
iuga specialty. by steam. hot wn ,
arr. References: Somali: lack ' "
vsteam): Dr. liohannan, (steam? H.
next. isteanit: John Tryon, (hot 3dr):
H.:~muh. «steam: Grace Church.
and many others.
PAINTER;
BRAIXARD. F. C. ‘ “'alersi, N. PM
Hum, gold and silver signs (“pm 1. t.
t).~‘I'I-:RH.\.\’R lilii). H. " Water s N. cab
and elgu painter. pave; hanger. decorating.
ruorroommms. ‘ ‘
sour". u. s. 1: Washln n . m ‘
quality only. u'nd that. ibgliktfg 8. N ‘ “
rnrsrcuss. “
w. (2. Offlt‘I‘ t5 and or Wuhinm ‘
Hours 1! to m. i to 3, 7 to 8. *
PIANO TUNER 8 “I’m
HESIEEA'. F. (“or Wall and Kn in N.
duller in pinto». wrgunmsheul ‘13“??me
PLATINIE GUILD. SI LYRRASD mom
MH'TH XHIZVR'ALK PLATING ('0. WWW
rt. IAN. “1"“! lv-Et-L'lrutplulingtlbnt', Ioiinhln‘
mm rmnhluu: nt all kinds of metalgooda.
REAL I'IRTA'I'E AGENTS.
L A YION. J A( '08 .\l. “'ashlnmon st. next P.”
>. .\. Prove! rt) for sale. houses to wanton-(iv
WUUDWARI),E.A..\I‘..\I .t bureau
rent and building lotsvforagslls“ ”
RLS‘ TAURAS'IS.
HYXHEE. F. I". 9“ llrr HM», ‘ ‘
at all limits. anally?!“ £533:
up" I. A few table {mantel-swan. ‘ ‘-' ’
[4513‘s PEP! 71' RESTAFRAN . a '
it} the heel. prices the Iowcaamfiw
sermons. “ )
mum .mssxxvrrrvr xx ' I
lmurrlim: Midday whool. Fall term?
MIL-4, MEAD‘S SCHOOL f [young
indu'a Hillside-“V. Full lzwm ‘1.
suoarmxn no urn-mun. 3
1...r\l'lll€ll'ri HIAK'K. 9. N. C. . Prim
Ito) and evening see-thins. 5.53%.
.‘i'l'I'ZAM BNIEINBS A81} Wm
NullWAle' "CON “"lPKH ‘
Water at. S. N. near MlHA‘hWWIn'.
"MADISIIII’ 110‘." Am
LAYTI i.\'..!.»\('ult Id. “volumetric“ Ml
5.x. PALM. I itkc-tmtlrnftmuume! ardent!!!“
STONE hm“
rmuumoux n. a w ‘ "
brh t. lime. (“l’lfll‘flk halibm‘mfifl “
1101mm. may a. arr - , '-
M... 1.,..,,,,"mm” we tar avenue, 8, .‘
51‘0“}28. RAND” A30 mm
mm mm. LAXDON. a llavtlnad u
re. v. olt‘sas’tirl
that.
Burk e; .
.~
tho- «mm and enter brute
POWELL, J. W. at \t’aahlttfloll ll. it I.
Inventive. V
nnumwoux Bath tor ‘
m mgr) gym-king mym‘ww
minimum . "
armament. J. n. . can.” a.
donor :5 Elm It. £va31$ R.
stilt-me 2
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st.
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milieu! inflate and gone.
now W " ‘2
menu Stu-melt? will» u
Drum for st nail margin.
to an 5mm of Item. Mary
lnlmemehls token. Railroad
We checked to “Mullen.
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