.wnrnlrns roe cm. renown
' lantern: onions. ,
W We and Prohibi-
mfl “in Punk—The Mela! Tithe“
II the field-
'l'ltelnnual election for city, borough
and town oflioera will beheld next More
day. ,
'l'bepollsopen also. in. and close at
5 p. in. Voting places have been design-
' tied a follows:
For the city election, at Police Hend-
quartars on Baviluud street.
’ ' For the borough election, in a tempor-
riry building located on the south side
of .Wall street, near the top of Mill Bill.
For the town election, at the Town
Hmfill Norwalk, for the First district;
at Putnam Hone company's house, Frank-
lin street, in South Norwalk, for the
Second district, and at Volunteer Hose
company’s old: house, near Winfield S.
Hartford's store in East Norwalk, for the
Third district.
The following are the oflicial tickets in
the field :
Republican City Ticket.
FOR navon,
Charles F. llallock.
you museum,
John H. Ferris.
run councron,
Franklin A. ’l'ollee.
roll MARSHAL,
John. J Goodwin.
Pun .tcon'on.
flange i". erso.
70a turnover; or ELEZtTlUSS,
Charles W. Stow.
ton aroma or vounv.
Joseph Tammany.
roll warm; comssroxlnt,
Samuel Raymond.
You TREASURER or var. Wa’l’ltlt rt'a'o.
Edwin Wilcox.
Foil (punctures,
Andrew J. Crofut_ Edwin Adams.
David H. Miller, Henry Tilly,
liovtimu-I. Lee, Tim C. Carnagh.
Democratic city Ticket.
volt neuron,
William B. Reed.
Frill museum.
Otto Barthel.
lmlt PULLHQ'I'UR,
llernmn finydor.
run MARSHAL,
(Juries Lynch.
You wanna,
J. Irving Dibble.
You msncrun or ammonia,
William F. Wardwell
Pox Itmnmtan or voralol.
Charles R. Townsend.
not warm trilnlsstuxnn,
Samuel Raymond.
you museum or rm: WA'l’lllt I't‘xn,
Minot 8. Smith.
Ion unwellmm,
Nelson J. Crow, Joseph A. Voik.
Henry D. Fox, John McMahon. 2d.
Georgel'lfl'mwbridge, Alphonso ll.(,folcy.
Punt-lattic- on; 'I'khel.
ma laron.
Edwin R. Bennett.
Ion museum.
James 11. Wilmot.
“in CI DWATUR.
Prank ll. Richards.
ron lawman.
Clarita S. Byxbec.
volt .tlfolron.
Charles A. Knight. “
ma Inamrroa or lilJllfl‘lnNfi.
Ernest W. Talmage.
roll woman or vmua.
Andrew Heath.
ma “(Am communicator.
William N. Craw.
vol "menu or warm rt‘so.
Lewis B. Buckm‘an.
' Nil. COUNCILIIX.
George A. DarlaM'ashlngton Milli-molt,
Mick J. Milky, 9h“, N. Nichols.
Edward P. Law. Herbert H. Arnold.
on
‘ ' John D. Klnuney.
roa whom,
William A. Amblw. Robert Green.
MB. Adams. Willhm P. Aoum,
John ll. Buckley, Alfred A. (.‘llinery. Jr.
to: mm.
J. Arthur Plano.
run momma,
George B. BtJolm.
you turn mom.
(ll-rm B. Coolidge. .
, Oscar W. Raymond,
flea am I all land! for load-re
awful,“ us A
pm; . ll’ vi we pm. J
. till: ‘tiugiimfnlm mind“:
my comm.
I! alusula.
morn no walk now no. it. N. am.
:1»?wa irlkzwxlm. h. i'Dlll.lllb:;‘ ad
‘3“ . . I . .A-‘zrm '
omnibus. Ewwll’a'fii’a‘bd motion.
Bi)!!! 0 BS.
BROWN,80. i n.8,“.mlt tbrl
your foot will. it am. . llnetztnhknxmllg
Republican ‘l'owa Itch-t.
you man, ‘g'
Talnnuige Baker.
volt town mm,
Herbert R. flmith.
your town mum momma!
not 10m: unman- rnrro‘ mo ‘
sonnet. roan
William A. Curtii. ,
FOB mRBTABm. r.‘
Robert N. Morehouse,Johu8. Inekw" .
Francis C. Conley, James E. Stevens.
yon nonhuman,
William B. Hendrick. Franklin A. Tollca.
ma noun or RELIEF,
Bmlley is. Keith. Henry Seymour,
FOR onano almons.
John H. Hoyt, Manson Hoyt.
Charles F. llnllock.
eon scnmt vrsnon‘t,
Charles Olmstcad, John ll. Light.“
scrum. matron 1'0 rim. VACANCY.
‘ Francis Imonard.
l‘ult annual: or rows acorn ITS.
George F. Hearse.
iron anoimans or vaults,
Fin-it Districts~Clarence B. Coolidge.-
Second Dietrich—Joseph Tammany.
Third District~Edward E. (lorham.
Democratic Town Ticket.
. FOR summits.
Samuel Dantknm, Nelson J. Crew.
Port Towx ('lJ-zlui.
Jamal T. llubbell.
In or Tumsl'nltn.
William E. Montgomery.
run (invasions,
James Mitchell. William ll. Smith.
mu MIL-\Nl) .nfknns,
Willimn M. Raymond, Harman Thoilc,
Frank W. l’vrry.
n in w v,\’.~'.'l'.tlll.its,
Albert lh-l’urmt, William "olimcr,
John H. (lurinlvy. John Tryon.
l-‘HR wmmz. VISITI'VRH.
John W. Mains. (image W. Carroll.
Christian Swartz.
l-‘Ul: atom”: or Towx Atft'tll'STS.
J. lrring Dibble.
run multo or RELIEF.
Flatt Price. Jamee )1. Lane.
roll Knots-11mm,
First Dietrich—John J. Welsh.
Second District—Richard [1. Golden.
Third District—Winfield 8. Hanford.
Prohibition 'l‘own 'l'leltet.
You sumtcnurx.
William F. Pillow. Frank E. Parsons.
l-‘nlt ’l‘uwh’ VLERK.
(,‘harlcs A. Knight.
P- in THWV TthaSl'ltllit.
David A. l‘illow.
roll t‘uSrl‘l'Aill.i>‘..~£.
('harlcs ll. llritto, (loom S. Mills,
t'hurlm S. Holt, Francis E. Morwiu.
Ft ill asst-swim.
Irwin E. Buckrnan, Lewis D. Kceler.
run fault!) or null”.
thrvinn L. Ogden, James Walsh.
non «mash JURUKS.
Molvillo W. Silliman. Edward 1’. law,
Wanhingum M. Slmrrott.
w til we I n. mm has.
Sylvester Elm, William N. (Eran;
I‘m: Al'nl'rolt UP 1'qu .uvrot'xrs.
Edwin ll. Binnie".
70R momma” 0F VIVI’KRS.
First District—Anson It. Benmlict,
Second District—«Deluxe (l. L'Hommedivu.
Third District—Albert N. Sherwood.
.i SYSTEI 0F Bl.0(3h' SIGNALS.
llow tin- lhnbury and Kuwait lllvlnloa
May be Equipped-
'l'here is some talk of placing a block
signal system in operation on the Dan-
bury and Norwelk divinion of the 11-min-
tonic road. to facilitate the muniuguf
trains and honor greater safety.
The towers and operators Will not be
lltlt'd an on tho I ‘onnolidated road. though
the effect will be punttically the snow.
The signals will be Worked automatically
by the trains.
A train paring inton block will act a
danger nignal which it will 11"in it
pom out. ,
The uyatem will probably be so ar-
ranged that two trains cannot appmaeh
each other unless both run bydangr-r
eignahttlraadsimaway wltlr'nivlanger
of collisions either from front or rear.
. MID-thumb a. llafirlot“ ' ‘
Manager Peel's upset-l excuraion to
Niagara in September proved even more
tacos-uni than had been anticipatedand
without amnion there who participated
W thenuelves as being hlghly
delighted with the trip. Another
similar exenrrloa with additional attract-
ive («tumble been arranged to start
from south Norwalk ou'l‘uesday, October
13. at 0:15 a. an, and during the four
days' vidt there will be a constant round
of fluctuating and agree-aide ddo trip by
carriage and ate-um, affording [unen-
gers better facilities than they would
obtain ladlvldmlly it traveling alone.
The coupon ticket, which it sold for all.
covers all neeswary expenses of the trip
Plan-ant roomnt either private beam
or hatch. with good laud are prortdal.
and the numermtulde trip to points of
greatest lamenlacludsd. Circulars
combining full information may be ob-
tained of R. A. McDonald, at Plat-teeth
drug store. Bunti- Neuralk.
W
oust» mail-u.
wallowing-stoma! weather
lumbar: littotidpleavsntztthtolth
.thmdsrntoraazfollowulby mid wave.
ununmnmauiouzlht to no.
We Wm«
mmmdvlublflsm
.aau alumna-motto
aromas
flu,
i,
niafiittts
m
t' . * l I ‘ ‘9
‘* ” Mfim' ’
. . v ' “ .‘
m mmataale .
li'l‘l-I lloliWALK nos
'wllepotits l W %
plantzlllbtolttbnilt filth rapid-
rlaala ‘
W
i u.
if
, Ill
an on. ‘
. ll it all: atoms. a
”0%. our . _ manner
“a. tyto wamnmaat
. «sewage angling?
woman; will
memwi'mfisb to. ”a“
!"310103”. J. it). ill thm germ“.
32% 11..de . . -
grandam W'ammly
w nausea.» u. factlt .
«1% m multimillion. loblilm. all.
moan nox mnuraorunnau.
sun (3 .81”! l N..rnann-
mil...“ nun-iii! £‘i‘in ribbon.
WILL" reunion:
mailman aromas Lonesome
-_ munitions» "noon. ,
‘ Ai Frequent caller open A Young mael-
alnltll‘l 'Wlla—tlurprlaed by" liar lint:
band and Kiribati Out of the ilouu~llo
is lllaeltarpd and have. Town.
Damaging stories are afloat concerning
James M. Atwood, a car driver on the
Winnipank branch of the street railway
line. The story goes that he has been a
{torment caller at the home of John Ly-
cett. a young blacksmith living on Croat
street, Norwalk: that Mr. Lycett found
him there Thursday afternoon,
enjoying a quiet totem-fete with
Mrs. Lycett. and unceremonious-
ly kicked him out of the > house,
then told his wife she could go. Mrs.
Lyoett went to thr- homc of her father on
the Rocks road, leaving her three chilo
(iron with her husband. It is said that
Lycett will seek a divorce from his wife.
Atwood admits that he won in the boom,
but that he wont them to leave a basket
of apples. It iooaid that he had been on
very friendly tcmm With the Lycett
family, and had often visited the house
when Mr. Lycett was there, with his
full knowledge and mnemt.’ Mr. Atwood
is a married man with children.
President James W. Hyatt. of the
street railway line, invebtigated tho-
rcwrts concerning Atwood, and finding
that they were true, discharged him this
morning. Atwood left town this after-
noon.
Mr. Lycott is broken down over the
unfortunate nflair. and hardly able to at-
teodto business. lie has loomed from
the neighbors that the “dweon's” calls
have been very frequent of late. while
he was busily engaged at his shop.
it was only when he took :ulvankuo 0!
a little lull in his work and went up
home that bc learned of his wife‘s per-
lidy. Rumors of her nnfnithfnlncsvlmd
reached his ears once before, but h..- rm»
f used to believe them.
it is said that the neighbors were pm-
pared to tar and feather Atwood. He
was regarded as a model man.
The Death Record.
Lewis Jonas, a veteran of the Seventh
('onnwticut Voluntm-rmdied at the hunw
‘of his brotlmr on the \l’u-sbingmn utrcct
bridge on dight. mo in years. He
served in the war until his leg was shot
off. lie had lived on Betta island zlbtllll
twelve years. He was married to Sarah
Buttery. of Silv -rnii.ne, some years ago.
but subsequently natural a divorce. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
at 1 o'clock at the ii. A. ll. hull. All old
soldiers are invited.
After several years of «offering from
mmlytic troubles Katherine 5., wife of
(hour 1‘. Earle. died at her home in
Bridgeport Thursday night. Mn. Earle
wanton-omen of refinement. Infilt'dllllg
runny endearing and ennobling quali~
lien, and her death will be mourned by
many in Norwalk. where the family rc-
nided for many yearn. Thn-e your» ago
tlllt' was [violated with n'stroke of [arrai-
ysio which was followed only ll few days
ago by another shock. which ended in
death. Show fifty-six years of age.
Mrs. Earle was was a sister of Dorm H.
Fairbanks, formerly of South Norwnlk,
but now of (‘levoland Ohio. llt'tiltlt'li hrr
huslxmd the well known inventor. shr-
lenves two daughters. Funeral services
willbv- held from her home. 504 State
rum-t, on Monday.
Not llerelvln‘a llltl no Bunnie.
The town has for a low yum out.
had mailed to every llllllll' on the tax
liltabiil. Thin your upwards of 3,400
bills have been nent out. Singular to say.
many of them have been retunu-d tn the
eolh-ctor from the [rust otlloc, not having
been called for. An impression more
to motivational by many, that a hill
mind he lmntod either through the
mail twp-annually. helm they are maim-
buyobliwwxa’y‘tlt‘elr like... ‘11ng
ion miatake: the trending out of billsls
minty! gratuitou- ‘an the pit-rumba
collector. not reeelvluf‘a‘ bill lax ho
excuse. Perilous neglecting topay their
tart-a on or before the 10th. day of
Dumber, will aubject themaelven to the
ntatutory penalty and to have a loin
placeduoon their mopertr.
“...“...m
Christina ladeav-rars.
The monthly commotion meeting of
the Young People‘s mlety of Christian
Endeavor of the llonth Norwalk Congre-
gational church was bold but evening.
There wa- e good attendance and more
activity and euthuaiarun war manifested
at drumming than there illlllt'tm in
man tiara. ’l’ho snarl-annual elm-lion of
ofllmwaealsoheki andrmulledlnthe
reeleetlm 9f ltolmt 0. Mitchell for
purulent. with the other olllm as fol-
lows: Vine-m, William J. Inland:
lady Wt. lit-n Nettle I. Dis-
brnw: unitary. ill- lacy J. lfuarua:
treasurer. Ila Bits till-don.
nominee-anal.
the m were played tubular-
walbtheielub’e pram-lentil»
areal-r *
anus-on, ma fifty men, 11.8.
10.5. auto. to. Wkflitedtbirty-
mvmmmJnm—u.
r. unnamed tony-ow mu.
mutual-ta Ghaflowelhreted
”manta“, ,
WW
""‘ mutm‘r' mus summer"
fill-ll. also
wear. . “its.
6 . B. . Maw
”33m «Wow
WU All! Gunny“. ll
. l'. . BRO. . an
”grille saliva. Mummy“ tin ware?”
WIbLlAltll, ll. it. to Walt at. N.
DRAIN A!!! sum PIPI-
WlhblABltl. ll. ll. 15 Well at. ll.
”It“!!! All!) (rampant.
EAST SIDE FllAlt 0Y3 lave. nu.
band-iv Hours. a trill a. amp. m. «
Ila la charged with ll-vla. Made a
false Matty of “5.000.
CLIAWIRLD. Pa, Oct. 34‘]... way to
belnl ruduslly ml for [nutrient Dill'l
tree-it‘ll.) tbs pollinating“ Dunbar» Toward (33“de
lJllIr Maggi: math martin: or. ‘ . W”
ti on " ‘ '
Wm»... Wm... ......ln‘l‘w... domino Wt Mon um
‘bymatlng a lullov‘mlrynf noon on July - - » W... . t . \
It. llali will not be lire-d until the extent
of the crookedum it discovered. it ll
stated on indlupulabie authority that ills,-
000 additional to the noon bro: been found
to be missing. The bank examiner ad
mitted that the manual hi $5111] and say!
ha ha as yet only gone over a part of the
book». Dill’s house is fnrnlshadln pail
till style and the floor is carpeted with
luxurious rugs. Paintings on the wall
are of valuu seldom mm outside of a gal-
lery. Until now all but a few hothoaded
depositors have believed him not. guilty of
premeditated diabonorty. Before Mr. Dill
entered financial circles he won Metho-
dist minister. lie club.” he know until.
in about the border luring falsltlml.
ill was removed from his residence to
1.1m midnight. Mm Dill accompanied
herlhuaband to Jail and was given per-
mlaaioa to stay with him all fight.
A committee of lloutzdah illanI at-
tempted to serve a warrant on Dill late
last night charging him wit lithe embculo
meat of $85.00) ”9!" the liontzdnle bank,
which was the amount withdrawn by Dill
for one in the First National hnnlr. Dill
being already under armor. the warrant
was not served till mention. it in now
learned that Dill has been speculating la
atocks, butithe amount of his loam can-
not be ascertained.
A Bank [allure In Boston.
Booms, Oct. a—A. ll. Turner a: Brother.
bankers, 20 State street, have failed. The
arm‘s transactions were largely on Stock
exchange bualneas, and the indebtednelu
is principally to banks. The bank: are all
secured. The liabilities are light.
on. enooxs' EltlJElHl—E‘S—ECORED.
Bishop rot tor Slya the Mean» they
Uacd Were Very controllable.
New You. Oct. 3.4mm") Potter in
his "charge to the clergy." delivered prl'
vately on \l’eduesday at the Diocesan con
nation, referred to the agitation over the
church standards caused by llorber New
ton's quarrel with the Aponlles' Creed.
The bishop spoke. diwpnraglngly of a clergy-
man'b remaining in a pulpit of a church
whose essential tenets he openly disavow;
Referring to the elections of Dr. Brooke
to the episcopate the bishop said the alien
to defeat the confirmation and to defeat it
by methodn‘whlch in the judgment of all
decent people ought to redoundtothe last
in. dishonor of those who employed them,
wasanet‘fort ostensibly to compass that
defeat on grounds of doctrinal unaound-
noes, but really because the individual
concerned did not happen to hold a pro
valeut view of the apostolic succession.
Referring to the trial of Dr. Newton he
said that if the clergy want their brat hreu
tried they moat shoulder the n-spumibilily
of bringing those no ltnllllt'tl', “it". in tort
many of them are ready exmngzh to repent.
but more ready to disovvn. When they dc
that they will discover that the machinery
of the law will be set in motion quite as
promptly as they could desire.
The Bush at San Francisco.
Slur Fnlvv'wu, Oct, a—The revenue
cutter Richard Bush has arrived from
Behring sea with Special Agent .l. Stan
ley llrovvn from the Seal islands: Dr. Shel
don, government agent for education in
Alaska, and the McGrath party. who have
been two years in upper Alaska surveying
the United States boundary line. The
Rush reports that the related only one seal
pirate. the British achooner E. ii. Marvin.
It Is Gambling In Grain.
Mlxsearoua, Oct. 3. w The supm .‘
court has decided in the case of l.)b€«'t
Mobr at al vs. Anton Meissen that our
tracts in form for future delivery of grain
or other commodities not intended to rep
resent actual transactions, but merely to
pay and receive the dillerence between the
agreed price and the market price at a
future day. are in the nature of wagon on
the future price and void.
Two More Grade (ironing Victims.
StitAllt‘ali. S. Y., Oct. 3. -—At noon laaac
Randall, of this place, and lsaan llaudall,
Jr., of Mullins Centre, were instantly
killed at a crowning on the 557."qu, 0n
tarlo and Western railroad, about a mile
north of l-‘nyettevlllo. The ltandnlls werv
arousing the track on a lumber wagon
loaded with minim. Both bodhm won
found on the uowcatcher of the engine.
Both men were dead.
Jay Gould Out Driving.
le Yoltll. Oct. h—Jay Gould did not
visit his odioes in the Western Union
building yesterday. llu remained at in
vlnstou with his physician. llr. Mona. All
visitors in quest of information as to Mr.
0 9a were luformedthat be had
3:: an ‘mllill‘m . 2
; Ill-“0m 3...,» tau-mm ....
mined. (Alarm Hill baa cala-
mutsd the acetone. of Samuel E. War
mantollnprlsoumtnt for life. Waymaa
was aouvlcted tn ullnntou county in
Baptombsr int of having murdered Emory
They». in the town of Avon. in October.
ms. lie was to have been cremated at
Gen—an next Tuesday.
Poured Vllrtal an I!» Ila-baud.
canmu.l’a..0et. dqua Cora Frey
of Newvlllewu arraigned for throwing
vitriol maul-.3. of bureau-basil. gang
my. quarn , an I!
was asleep the wife red vitriol on lab
lie to horrlb y burned about the
face and neck. «Th-woman ha. been
placed under ball.
A Divorce! In at Itchy.
Blltlllhlflol, N. Y. Oct. autism a.
bun, eighty yum old, s that mom
of Aaron lion. was dlvoreal from his
twenty-mold wife. liar: ll. Barr, and
theiutsrhaemtollvwrork to soon
the slap. Burr is worth ammo. but
It?“ “h I taller.
It. Hana-takers mm In
- ruin .
...... gnom- own
fim.aoliir'_iiul:o £1;an»th
. no.9! ' m (u.
. ”one In. momma-a... ..
near mum
vii-ll
runner in“ an
. . . aw .
were, tier-l work a '
”A I
m ”it“?
'4 vv. a.
ll. .31de *
titanium
L; vii-lib mi
”gonadal? .
gigo' a
albw' dill) as num’gfib mo l
. aim lu' . entoftboklndlri
mama 1 - motivate!
, . ~ main. ,
lall .
JD 1"" WATER
. Made Malibu“.
>1
That a Uncle s
of: Position
va- I’nlltlant llellaln on. ennui-n
commie-lumen tlbonltl “treat bluntly
Inn. on suntan .1 Mat. m... n.
lat-ra- in tho Capitol.
Wumvomx, Oct. 8.~~'l’he mport from
Ottawa that the reciprocity conference set
for Oct. ill between trot rrtnry Blaine and
representatives of the t‘unudlan govern-
ment has' bran indefinitely postponed, to
oonfirmad at tilt-executive mansion and at
the state department.
The Fire-idea”: Bea-Ala.
The reason given for the [umponement
is that the pin-olden! deem it best that the
Canadian commosloum abould deal dl
may With Mr, lllaine, null .\lr. Harrison,
therefore. asked for a postponement until
Mr. Blaine'a return to Washington, when
a time for mwtim: rnnlt be arranged.
Our (lover-Imam Really.
Thastalvnwnt la mam-at. tile state do
Mutant that this govnrnlllcut is ready to
meet Canada now in reg-uni to reciprocity,
but Mr. Elaine’s gram [lt‘l’hOllfli interest in
the matter dictated that he should con-
duct the negotiations; or the part of the
United Sum
The. data for the post;
Oct. 12, was agreed upon last «spring when
the Canadian l'rprt‘kluulllvrs came to
Washington to dncual- the reciprocity
scheme, but found that Mr. Blaine war
not quite ready to meet them.
Mined conference,
, , _.
.NINETEEN Dean AT SEA.
. .. 7 » "l
'I'Ia Bhlpv l'aranr. Amllron. lilo-son and
Cal-mama llava. (dorm Down.
Sr. Jonas. .\'. l‘., (Ml. a—‘l‘wu vessels,
the l'ame nnd'thc Amounts. llvh lnrlun. rt.»
turning from lull-radon. were cauuht in
the recent. violent Morn; nml comm: My
wrecked on tho sin-r»- 'l" t‘ mpr ‘* :ll’lél
hits crew of ten or rl :‘n-u “it’ll \wreail
dmwmd.
The lllosaam, annthrrl vowel returning
from lal‘mlnr with “hill, wuu air-o caught
in the name ante and lmwk on Unit by
land, .‘v'oue llama tiny, ulm‘. “'l'fll tn pieces.
iler crew of four or live thou pa'l'hllfii.
A painful unmmxn ‘l'l" t?l'r:'.'.rli iwrv by
the hm- of the New folnudl..:~ 2 My; 1‘ :m-
melia at fi-uturw. Curtain Richard ll «r-
vey, who lived here u-hi \ku highly w.
spouted, with his wiloallil t'J-lld, met it. if
death in the wreck. 1 '
Sis-e hut on tin- Il‘mnI. P'rrw.
('iiit‘Afit), Oct. 3.‘ "l'hr filo-5 «if llwwllnon
er Frank I‘en‘vv nil “in“ l'hlv l'uini,
Lake Superior. with all on 5- ‘lltl l»: mu-
cederl. She mrrlm: aim in v and up...
cormmndwl by I'sxwuirl .l “ul‘t‘il‘l'l. at
Bay City.
arvsWERwu Fr.
'7‘” CHARLES,
A New York l'apt-r’t unzavmn-nt rumma-
lvvg the Illl'rrl ‘tlu \lunry.
NEW YORK. Oct. .‘l .-g Sun qmnol from
Albany lays: J Sin." :“munL finerh at
Poughkeep-ie. Wilf‘rl'lll he iuuinlmH-d that
Comptroller \Vl-mpli- but been using: tin-
ammo direct in: fund by “ f.ll‘llllll! it
out" to favorite banlu ..t a law rule of in.
latest, doc-n not Illi‘t'l Milli Lillrll rrwlrm-v
where the true from .il'r‘ “' rum-n.
The government rhm'k did not an in
“Temple. but to (tux-mun llill, :qu it.»
little treasurer on Man in 19 Ilrprhllml it in
the National t.‘unmu-rvi.tl hunk of ,U‘nlllff,
whom president. rudder} m d ---vrr.-:l wh-
it! of its ollirinh urn- llrpubllr;m-_a for
Commercial bank inmunt the institution-t
(intimated hr low for rlnul p. un nf state
uoneyl. This mam-n M r l‘uxnvli'anew
tlon 0f “\thl’u in that Nth lnllllmli'"
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.VInunIl-nvt *tlll lit-.tng.
New Your. 0m. 3. --'l'll-- « ”ml. for law
yer it. Jones Mnnaulmn. u! i’vmuvlmnia.
which his friend» are coul-luvnng an untit-
lngly la thin-ivy. lmlumu Lur lll'Jil! born
utterly barn-n of rc-llll‘li. ll.‘lt'l"l\‘t‘ .lrb
“tin, of “'m-t ('ltr~l -r. l'lu , wml [inlet-live
Newcome. of this rim, :rn- rum lm‘r-rl (but
he la either out of '!:-' Halon-v mu! hound
the reach of the rum mallow nr lll'ittl.
A I'I-vmvl» llnwlnilnt “ls-inc.
TROY. .V Y. "M. il \ \lrv‘, “'l-lch, of
Glenn, was in‘ m. city} tanking: for hm
daughter, Sarah \‘v'vlr‘i. lif‘m-n yearn old.
footntiya member of ..1 f'wrmlr- lmwlmli
troop, who haul left wltlnil'lllium Ashton.
a theatrical mlvnnm nut-Ill.
The Park l'lrm} Ill-aafrr.
NEW YnllK. (W. .'l. I’l‘hn grand jury
brought in a pnwutlnwm certain-log
illeblerk Mama for on.“ l‘lllll‘ttl mvpv to
learn the strength of ltw‘r lloorv in the
Park place building, and vulllu : for new
”Hilton. \
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an. H, _ f vouch"?! lop lim‘llrlwu 1; J
brow. ll. )1. tier. r» at: rt.» haunt
mail but u out qabl umpire-a War-
ner iler in reminu mu- mulln which
Ir. Mill-r hum-a all his fl it‘mla will loynlly
Iapport the Republican \ onunm.
”...—...”... “4......” . ....
2 Malcolm Yard ‘ My Ill.
llaooxtrr, Oct. lie-M leolm W. Ford,
the famous amateur athlete. in urlnmly
ill with typhoid fever at Illa home. it.” Clark
an»
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CABLE emanate.
it is hinted In Vienna that Russia may
have had a hand In the attempt toblow
up lbaperor French Jadph.
Several French Mlurll I. who won at
tonal to have mulled tint Memory of Vis-
tor Emmauaal at flog s. were nearly
Ibbbsd by an ltallaa or Flat for mail
year-baa antlwpaltlldpatrtotiefw
lb of ti‘ Romano but so strongly».
,On withlommt. .ls at supper
lad the not Illv been diamond
atarlladrnnllsroat Ellen.
li.if.fimdeyaml .f til-ea are at (in
toadonawnk‘avlaltto la.
The mitten to mini» the falltma
ofmlll min-tar ~ ytotw
you: baa nreeetvaltlth favorbythe
emperor and tbs prior.“ d
,L will it? : M II
Half of tuft-tout» .l whisk grill be
Mlnflltbe ayu on in Kali-Id
eatbsdayoltheutou t.
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cute. r. arr-lunar. r.
m '1) mm...
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mm; ,2» .
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aura: Aluminium. .~
o e it w on m .
dumnmrimd‘iil 3‘ at
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A mbliah m f'a'ctov.
cor. uh ulna ‘67"
mun. New ymmoriflduim
Kaufman commit. liay n. a, It. also
lie! Forming Company. same entire“.
sawmills; a normally.
um. um. W.'C. Music Hall any.
wmol [mm law lamb“
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Willi}. inn"
" THE want or teams.
what to. limb-ll I'ruynn. athlete-
. ad Home An ”may.
IATIO’FM. Leaner.
At New York"
llowYorh ..... Situational».
hookiyn...,..i 0 i ti o l :5 ll x»
Batteries: (Ionahltn' and Barrett.
mymluu} “I. .'
‘ tl'hl lot but: .. . .
managed“ l o ‘r‘h‘o ’0 Mm:
mun.” l 0 l I n 2‘» 1—45
Batteries: (ileum, Chronol- and G
Ileitoband Bennett
AtCleveland-‘r a.
Cleveland. ...l l o r U u it 0 19-0
Ptttvburs ...... o o o o l 0 n o ov-l
Batteries: timber and Doyle, run an
Miller. ’
At Cllllaflt'»
Chicago , L’ 2 D 3 ll :l ;‘.~lil lit 7
Cincinnati .......... i it 4 ll it it 117175 7
Ballet-in: Crone and ,llvirrinvrlnn: Vutlrory.
Luby and Sebrlvur. Harm rallml on arr-nun! ul’
darkum.
-' in... trimrl.
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fine?
u. H. I.
Alllsltlcas asun'lA'rlos.
At limmn— , n. n. I:
Button ....... l! o u 1 u t. n l) u--l t l
meinxton ..r n S u o o : 0 tall x l
Ballerina: O‘Brien and Murphy, For-murmur!
Murray.
At Baltixnoro‘
mun.
Baltimore ....... litJtElflztlhlllUl
Athletic ........... 0 o 0 u o l l o 2 t :4
Batteries: ilmly and Ruliinmm, vablnx
Ind Mlllinalt (lame called on account of dark
non. .
At Mtnneapallv. n. n. a.
Iiilwaakea.....lt ll ii i 4 it It it 3—5 5 I
Ctllllmlm ...... u o 0 o o n n n o In ti 3
Batteries: Klllcn and Vaughn. l-Zmlun and
Now.
A! an. Louis
n. n. n.
Bt.l.mxlw.,.,, " f: o 2 l l U n rill Li 'i
Louisville... ,: o n 0 n o 2 ;‘. l u l2 2
Battericn: Mi-tlzll and Munyun. Flap-raid
Ind Scht'llhhs-a‘.
Clan of Trentnn'n l‘alv.
'l‘nrssrox, (M. :l ~The interstate (airbus
closed. The attendance for the week was
$328, again of litllfilover last year. The
races were allcloae’ly contested. The 2:17
claim pacing purse wan. won by Lady
Simridan. The 2le claw,»- trotting purse
wentno Mogul. 'l'lu- 2:127 cm»: trotting
purse was won by Minty. Dandy ll cap
lured the 2:31) class trotting pom, and the
3.4!! class trotting purse mm won by
Parker J.
llavvlte'g (rlehrtara “in.
l’nrx.wr:mn,\. «M, 1—4..“ linwkca'
eleven “on Nu: wmml rrnmrt mulrh from
Alll'hllmlrlphmtvnm by two flint. With
four wickets [0 spat-v ’l'lw l’l.ll.«ul.riphlan-
madoagrnnrl total 0! HT. The llnnlivh-
men then smrml ler .uwuml inning,
and after lltr Low of xix it‘lt'kt'? -.-mrod thv
winning run, .\I rhnzlnsr of the match
an exhibitlnn 1.2mm mu started.
The: .Vnrwmul Illa-Iliad.
New lamouv. Conn. (M. zl-«Tlxe indi-
cations are that there Wlll be no mm- be—
tween the Vain-low and Norwrmd tmbry.
as thelatter cannot get here lur fl'lmtf time,
owing to the llt‘t‘ltlrfli in her blade caused
by running on the llnnllul-l rm»! The
Vamooae is here and nut-l}: for the rum.
Arlaltrlrp wild fur $15,000.
Shunt .\l1\ll.~. Mn.“ , H,” .t .l W llui
loch. of Willmxmzmvn I‘. ~ will tlnv luy
Milli!" \ minim tn l'olum-l ll latter (for
ting. 0f i’lltallrlri, for $13M)".
" Muste- “'nn't sign.
th Yolm. «m, :1 ~ l‘in hurlnm ltu‘ll'
hast refused in mm “uh the New Yuri”
for next seamm u: prune-lit.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTlES.
At llicbnmnd. 1nd,. Mmflmrw mode a
Dilutevpful nttunvpt to two: hi» own '3 your
old stallion h'cunl. llr Wit!- dnw-n a wry
even mile in flzla‘ ..
The liabilitiv-n of .lumm 5, Krill-yo!
Milford. Slat-x. nmnufauturrr of allows,
are C‘Jldltlt; newts it “n.
Bolivia and l'rug'nv have decided to
take part in the Wmhl'» Fair.
Tilt- lir-m'are- Mt-illmllvl ru'ifrt'clicr dc»
cldui to admit \vnnm: ... :l-‘lv' :4!er to flu-
gencrul roqu-nu- by a mu- n! ll‘
against a?
At the ltcrclluml l‘ulllxly Prohibition
convention at It .vrr-Imw. .\. Y,, Duane
l". Knapp. of 'l‘mvllr. wu» l’lullllltltlml fur
assembly.
At the Hyrncuw lhl‘llulillt‘tfll judicial
convention lln' lLvizli lh-“Iti mm- Maurice
L. Wright twenty-Huron \‘nlrv, oral hi»
nomination won uni-i»- unnmmnu»,
l‘amllclatn l'hifirfl ilwlwcml a n-m-pnlivi
cal addrcna at the “nyne munty fmr,
New York.
The continuation which rouwl at Holt
fax all mum ’l‘uumluy mu m under
control at It at. m )v-hrvlmx The» lone
will prolmbly angry-gm.- wimp
The Pnflttrl'n' Voice. at Chicago, in tn:
nostiutle will urge all fnrnwn to hold
their corn for blunt-r price».
A movement in on four at Vant'otwn'.
ll. 0., to have a buildln; at. the Wnrl-t'u
Fair completed of all woody found in Brit-
teh Collllilltt-t f-mmts.
George lblh-rJnrmi-rw a clvrlt in the
international [hurtling cumpuuy’u Kim”- at
Chicago. has luv-eh mama-l shamed with
Winders-arm running bulwum
muaiflwflm‘" "H "‘ 3““ '
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‘ ‘ ‘ mun}. from.“ Mic.
Jatssrr Crrv, Oct. {tailoring the pan
few weeks nearly tutu-own and horrors taf-
”upfront pleura pneumonia have been
killed in Vane: county. N. J., by Vlldfllk
ary surgeon: ill-wk and honor. re
in; the bureau of animal twin-try of the
United m agricultural Monument.
lvsryoowln the musty will shortly be
under minimal Quarantine.
' x
Jain» In. Country earl-mutt.
8“ Mama 0st. ilw'l'he Iioimhl
fluent brings Australian paling ”it‘ll:
onus-rt» nation that John l. hollow;
theatrical tour has been a fallow. 'l'h
salon are stranded. and if John could
wall on the water he would barn to wall:
”mi M la Ito rob.
Norm. ll. l.. Oct. toms...» Ar.
“9:311” m Imam hull-cl near You»
tor at ”ammonium
with“. murmur» nab. It
leaves s widow and one child at Dov.
theater, Mesa
leveled In Aunt and fins m
Mailman. and-rental: tram,»
“throttle summonses!“
tainted «interim yaw-lb
. nor-nun luv suit by“
MiMWM“ dolomite-ta
or Yl am limo mm
infill Mhmm.
) and give lean chm and armorial». lilo
mmJmeulm our.»
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bus new alum ltllll; lio-
r-romm-n overflowmmvv“
at. 3.34. A. B. Freeman. dull. fit‘
Pointer No. l.
The way to wealth in by tho road of
”W for Mummy. Harley
4’0
tbony‘oo have overhaul] mm 7
We are goal to minor one Mam
read carefully, and it you an” rem
her all the articles bring yowrmm whim}.
Dress Goods
Fine line of fall colorant Mammoth.
all in wide, lull «lumpmtomol tr all-r for
$1.52. or 19 eta per yd.» worth: My for
unit.
Pimple. colors, Mir-ll on “my, brown. no.
in a. 35 in flannel. rum W M. Tillie: in
simply giving them away.
Your choice from the llllllflt’ilb liawof
fancy plaid and striped? [thumb ever
shown to town at lit «21.». por‘yrlf. withheld
from 21? our. lum't Harmonic it you! don!!!
buy them. for rho. gr. buck n» chaining.
ular ice on Wm vim-why.
‘27 m Suiting. Ll yd» inn 139‘ «~13»...pr Nil
13 his ll.
l} yr a of Vienna flitnnel’rsm‘ mvitimmfllli
in wide. We throw hvllio mum half
yard. an tin- mmdu are “'otlllh' M rte per
yard
0 I .
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3 yds of un, nnhhvzwhwll “Helm: flit".
rl ydn of l’hnmvt Flrmm-l 1313.. similar
pflcrl'la'. yard.
As K001i a rod Flmmvll wt- liltn per yd}.
as others 2nd: 2741-. for. .
The same holds “mull mini! all Mali! will
white Fillnm‘lfi are mow-medl- ‘
Twit-v lilo. buys nun host Title. mtlu'l‘e‘ofi
“'llllt' and Turkey lilill 'lllillllv d'l'I‘l‘r'l'K.
9-4 unhlmwherl Him-ring 1%.. pm! Fri.
You :know thr- regular price up wrléan
we do.
3 yds mum qnalny blanched Slimline»
good on Fruit, for 1510.. '
3 yds blvm‘hm’l ( ‘nnlnn Flannel for flit".
ll; yds unhlvm hwl ”mum" Flannel t’oll
191'.
el~ y-Lh’hirlmgf alum. luwwu‘cllim, lilo, i
'1 yds ln’kl until); Flannel Sill
Hosierl
19c fur 1 pr sullpcndnrs llllk. or Funny”,
lilo for I pr groin g limo lill'lt- or Mary.-
lill' for i [If Jim-I‘M Patti} bile lilo WWW
m- nh.
lite [1 :r 7: pr )liwu 9':th Bile Flow ll‘lhxinl
or Rib.
lib“ fnl' 1 pr l-‘ttllt ~ ll‘usl‘ ll'vlll ”’va
llcnnmlurt‘ by...
HIV fur l pr hollow llnll‘n‘iqmln l‘l‘mw.
li‘l' {HT '3 pr Kt‘l‘lla‘ l'lu‘il', .
l'Jv' l'wr '.' pr l.lltlll"!~' Maury Hl‘ Wk Film-1 l
“0'"! \Vllllr- llli’l‘lltuslswlv .ul-lv llll'liw '
en mi: vault.
tho-ifs working shirt it»: ntrl‘tz.
Boys Shirl! Waint’lmvk ("hr-11% 19h our-h..-
Buy-ii luring Shirt all aim-u m:- cm 1:,
.\ full line of uuluunulriwl <l:11'(<:llilllt'
& in». ail-cu .1 full line at ladle»: Sflvvirw ,
Vests and mun-r at illlv- murmur wire Fir.
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3 bottles llm-llvy's r-liuim mutual» for:
lthu. '3 lmlm Florida wilft'll lilo. 1 or
vhun'r 'l'riplv l‘lxlmrr laws. ;; wallow- Wim-
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3'3:- leakes Elton]: Sun Now» pulled:
for xiv.
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