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An adjourned meeting of the Common
. Council was held last «song. Mayor
~ Bend presided and Councilmen Cruw,
Lockwood.de and Knapp were present.
Two bills, amounting to 060.65, were or-,
dared paid. ,
A‘ petition was rweived from Marvin
Brothers for permimion to erect awooden
hrdldiugwxilflfeeton their propertyon
Washington street. J. B. Marvin was
limb and stated that one of the build-
ings on the property was to be taken
downandtheotherwastobemovcdback
ten feet. Thepetition was referred to the
committee on fire department.
' lfalvina J. Silliman asked for permis-
sion to erect a wooden building on
Franklin street. Referred to committee
on fire department.
A petition from Joseph Vroom. asking
that has sewer amemment on Grove
street he abated, was referred to the com
mittee on sacraments.
A petition from 0. E. Trowbridge.
stating that his property on Bayvievv
avenue was already connected with the
newer and that the new one was of no
benefit tohim. and also asking to have
the assemment of 833.40 abated, was re-
ferredto the committee on assmments
for investigation.
In a communication from Frank A.
Ferris, of New York. be thanked the
council for allowing him a delay in the
matter of having sidewalks laid in
frontof the J. J. Cape property on Bay-
view avenue.
Councilman Lockwood thhught that
more efl'ective means should be taken to
extinguish fires in this city. He stated
that notwithstanding an agreement made
with A. Solmans some time ago. no
horseshadbeensenttothelwusesofthe
firedepartment for the last three fires
and there was confidently some delay
in getting the apparatus on the spot. A
motiontlmt the committee on lire de-
partment be asked to make a special
effort to have the tire apparatus out. was
passed.
it was recommended that a catch
basin be built in front or A. G. Judsou's
new house on Quinlard avenue under
the direction of the City Surveyor.
it wit-resolved that the matter of lay-
ing walksin front of the property of C.
7-8., Diver. Samuel Tristraui and Mr.
Fisher on Woodward avenue be allowed
an extensionof time. on account of the
Iimproved condition of the premises.
‘ A motion um 1‘. A. Woodward be
allowed ancxteusion of time in laying
his sidewalk on the easterly side of
Woodward avenue, was granted until
May I.
The City Clerk was authorized todraw
a check in favor of the Street Commie
sinner form
Adjourned to November 2.
Court of Burger-ow fleeting.
The Court of Burgesscs met last even.
lug.
- The bill of Dr. George Baxter, amount-
ing tlell. for services as assistant mod—
erator at the recent borough election.
was referred to the chairman of the
finance committee.
On motion of Burgers O'Reilly the
police bills were referred to the chairman
of the Police committee. with power to
pay them if found correct.
A petition was presented by John
Greenwood. asking for crosswalks and
an extension of the water pipe on River-
side avenue. Upon motionoi Burgess
Burton it was voted that the Highway
committee be given power to lay cross-
walks where waded. Mr. Greenwood
was requested to present the application
for water pipes to the water commis-
Mu union» ”payout-rm ,f‘ . .
Foreman Helicon. of Hope Ilene corn-
pauymlkcd for permiuion to increase
mmhnhlp of the wmpany. With
their present numbarof members they
coldd turnout onauavarage.bcsahl.
only dxtaau man at fires. Burger-cl
Bowenndilurrwereiufavorof increas-
ingtba numbers! men sales: as they
wareno aspen-no the borough. Bur-
gr-Uhalllywas In favorof having lt
tolhaeornpanlea thorn-elves as to how
many members tbavahould have. Par-
rlokslattay. of the corny-fly.“ die
roams the rumba-hip of the companies
wascut downwaatlratanrrrmsmborof
Repellent companyhsd raid thacoru-
psny was lacruslugltv membership-om
to Muttliecnlhdatl for oust who was
own) son.
.h rd in two difficult and chemical selec-
. i. V
, ‘ or only:
am
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toplacsallsnouthecohrpany’s
and credit the Issue on the
uxton wasalao in favor of the improve-
t. Burgm Kent thought the matter
ad betterbeleft until neatyesr. Bun
Burton moved that the Sewer corn-
ittee be authorized to lay the sewer as
nested. The motion was lost.
Borough Clerk llubbell rcportm‘l that
t building erected by E. J. Wadhams
on Wall street wasaviolation of the
borough by-laws. as it wasover twelve
f square. Burgem Bows moved that
e warden notify Mr. Wadhams of the
w. and take such proceedings against
him as the borough be-laws direct.
This Wu adopted and Borough [Clerk
ubbellwas authorized to draw p the
r papers for the, warden to .
The matter of a sewer for the new
c ildren's home now inoourse of con-
ction on Westport avenue. wasrefer-
ed to the Sewer committee to report at
me next meeting.
Burgess Vanderhoef read a communi-
ation from W. H. Buttenvorth, asking
me court to take up the petition fora
rkatthecorncr of Main and Ward
14 rt‘ttltl, which was laid on‘the table at a
rent meeting. Upon motion of Barge-i
urr the communication was laid upon
tire table, with a recommendation that
e new court do something about it
n5!
9
t
hr the spring.
Surges Burton moved that the Court
0 Burgesses confer with the City Coun-
c l regarding the grade on the Connecti-
c t turnpike.
' Burgess Bows was of the opinion that
the bill for the ”injunction" hose should
bepaid. The matter was discussed at
some length. It was decided to have
the chairman of the Fire committee
write tothe manufacturers of the hms
slid get a duplicate bill, and the remain-
dr of the grinds to besent to the fire
out, and pay the bill at the next
8-
The meeting then ad journod until 7:30
o'plock on September 2.
I‘ll“! Illllllllllllll PEOPLE PRESENT.
The First Annual Concert and llall of the
Arlen singing Society.
I'I'he that annual concert and ball of
t e Arion Singing society, held last even-
iig in Gel-mania Hall. wasadecided suc-
coils. Therewere about 400 people pre-
‘ut. The, concert commenced at 8:3!)
with an overture by Smythe's orchmtra'.
‘ _ ed in an admirable manner. as were
all the selections by the orchestra. The
“to selections by the Arious, of this
ci 3;, were exceptionally line. The gums
o the evening. however, were the violin
solos by Herr Clotilda Scheda. who was
t’ nu, Ole Bull's "Nocturne" and Paga-
ni's “Wiuhes Dance." lie was oblig-
u to respond wencores. The Germania
Singing Society, of this city. gave Abt's
“lWaldesgruen.” The tenor solo sung by
[Janis Lacks was excellent both in tone
d tune and added much to the even-
i g's entertainment. The Port Chester
D aennerchor sang finely and that their
lection was appreciated was indicated
b the hearty encore they received. The
concert closed with a chorus by the
its-d societies. The grand march was
t en formed, led by the floor manager
d vice-president of the society. Paul
ichow, with Miss Tilly llercht. of the
l rough. Dancing was enjoyed until an
ly hour this morning. The Aliens
to be congratulated on the line enter-
tainment they gave.
1 “HM, Ahoy."
From Boston comes the following:
"Jill-t unwillingly awaited, the last week
0. “Ship Ahoy" has arrived and with it
‘ II
n‘s theatrical annals where a
m p ' y llvldullllfilllmlléflh'
ti .is" (filmed "such 'u firm '
u in the regard of the amusement
lo ing public. "Ship Alloy" la a red-
lelter m notto be forgotten. Nearly
crlery seat for the remaining and final
‘en performances are already mid.
use wbohavs neverseenitare rush-
in to embrace the few opprtunltiea re-
m inlng, whlle those who have seem to
n remade up their minds to visit their
f vorlte entertainment once more balm
ltleaves. Tllooapwltyofthehouaswlll
merelytsatsd. Anextra matinason
odor-day will nocnmnnxlats some of
alreadydhappolnted In not being
to recurs tbs covetsd tickets for
performances. The opera has
been smoother in Its rendition
during the plat week and ltwlll
up to its present standard of erect
to certainly durlugthe vat of lhltay
.“ “Ship Ahoy” will be given at
unall’s Bridgeport theatre Wednesday
Thursday «wings of thhwv’ek.
Mum-annual.
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eta.
csnaan‘ox ”personage;
Mamet! new” ”us-a" [W "aim
The hospital columlttsa metinlien-
tenuut (blond Crown's parlor at the
armory last evening. and completed ar-
rangements for the basaar and fair.
which will oornmenoe next lionday in
the armory.
The following list-bows whowill have
chargeof the booths: January booth,
employer of Crofut‘a Knapp’a factory
No. 2: February. Hat 'I‘rimmers’ amusin-
tion: liarch. pop-can booth. in charge
of young ladies from various factories;
April. J. C. Wilson a (loft employer;
lay, gypsy encampment; June. Ray-
mond it Comatock’s employee; July,
OvorRiver school; August. South New
walk High school; September, employee
of A. Solmaus‘ factory; October, South
Norwalk Bat company's employers:
November, Grace and (longregntional
churclws; December. Hat Trimmers'
association. '
The booths will be elaborately decor—
ated to represent the various months.
The committee on the lobar Day parade
have donated to the Hat Trimmers' as»
ciation. for their use. all the mmlin used
in tthaborDay parade.and also the
uncalled for prizes.
The fair willbo open every evening
next week from 6 until ll p. rm. and on
Wednesday and Saturday, afternoons
from 2 o’clock.
John W. Mains, prem'dent of the board
of managers of the hospitu fund, has re-
ceived a letter from F. A. Smith, repre-
senting the otlicial board of the South
Norwalk M. E. church, which states that
the church extends its earmat sympathy
and wishes the project much success,
and will do all they can to make it so.
Tables willbe flaced in the armory
and New England suppers and retreah~
manta of all kinds will be served every
Jame-C.Crcwe has the contract ior
erecting the booths and commenced
work today. '
No doubt the fair will be the most suc—
cessful one ever given in Norwalk.
SISTERS BECOIE BRllllitl.
A Pretty Double—m at the Home of
Mr. and In. Elbert W. Smith.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
W. Smith. No. 5 Summer street. Non
walk. presented a pretty scene last even-
ing. the ocmiou being the marriage of
their two daughters. Mini Millie to Frank
Bailwitn and Kiss Margaret to George
1.. Lockwood. The wedding was strictly
a family affair, the large number of
guests who assembled all being relatives
of the three families. Little Eddie lack—
wood and Alex Bailwitz. brothers of the
grooms. acted as ushers, and at Go'clock.
when the strains of the wedding march
sounded, headed the bridal party to the
parlor, where the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. T. K. Noble. Both
brides looked charming in gowns of cream
colored material. After the nuptial knot
was tied hirmnd MmBailwitzmnd “Land
llrs. locks-cod received the hearty um-
grutulations of all present. Then an
elegant wedding repeat was served. The
rupast was hardly over when the bridal
party prepared toleave on the 6:” or-
press for New York city. They did not
getaway from the house without being
generously showered with rice and old
times. The prvneuts received were num-
erous and valuable.
A BULL 0N Tllll TRACK.
Probably Struck and Killed by a Trail on
the’Da-bary and lnrwalk Division.
Shortly after 10 o'clock last night W.
J. Brown. of No. 58 Wilton avenue. was
informed by twostrsugers that the body
sin-suntan auhusl was lying on the
ofblshoma. lir. Brown Informed James
nym'ommmaowmm
garlic the two was andureitigatilu.
By the light of the lantern which they
carried they dbreorared the remains of a
black bull, which had wobbly strayed
on the track and been struck by the 7:46
train down. Astho unrem- Iay directly
on the ratio a red handkerchief was tied
aroundtbalanteruand when the was
train came around the curve it was
slgnalsdandcamato a Itlutlstlll while
the distraction was removed. Tbh
morning ltwu learned that the animal
was ownedby Augustus Whitloek. of
Wilma. it wanton roaming around in
the Cobble Hill district last night.
Bartlet lust- convention «new Haven.
Thellrstday'sprooaadlnpof til-Bap
unsure convention was tab-u up by
thedsllvaauddheuvdouofanaddnm
byllev. shaman-sumo. and
The paper by Ir. Winston upon the
"Groundaofl’astcralAntbor-lty.”waaa
”munwm
The papwbyflrJammwmt‘Welaam-
lagtbsilolyflplrlt." tuition-uh.“
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the land may.
Sermons. Orr. n—Jl‘ba hardy
luthasix days' race at UM
It battled to
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tween him and his near.
est mmpetltor. Ashlnger.
At 10:1” o’clock Martin
scored his with tulle. ‘
livery lrlah heart in the
building swelled with 1' 1" sun-nu.
pride then and she rulers of the big crowd
greeted the game young Irishman or In
crossed the mark and urged turn on to
greater feata.
Ashinger, the American, who in-hl the
lead continuously from the first hit)
miles. soon took to the track again altars
rest.andnt2 o. m. todaywaa In thelud
and seven miles uhaudmf Martin. At 2 a.
In. Ahhlnsfll‘ had covered m miles; Martin.
3‘5; Prince. tilt: Schick, m; Ellen. no
Eddie McDowell has dropped out. Tbs
men are fed while riding their wheels
Mania, the Irish boy. seems to have an
armclally good appetite. and bah.
draught: from the spout or a mlulstnn
teapot while he guides his machine with
one hand.
In the early hours of yesterday mornlns
fourteen men, looking the picture of
health and strength. mounted their
wheels TmIay they present a most jaded
appearance. the gigantic task leaving in
mark on the strongest.
The Englishman Robb attempted what
seemed a ridiculous lcat lnasix daya' race.
The record for the longest ride without
dlsznoumiug is 235 miles. This he at
tempted to break. lls never left his wheel
from lbs time be mounted at 12:10 yester
day morning until a few mluuta of l
yvvtvnluy afternoon. Then he had looted
'33“: mile , but the record wanolemptlngly
near that he urged himself on. ills pby
slque could no longer stand the strain and
Ilnaeball Tannin“ lnr IS”.
\l’ssuxsomx, Oct. m—Presldent Nick
Young hm announced the following but
ball contracts for next moon: With Boa
ton—ll. t: Stanley. 1'. J. m,'. l.
Nash, Joseph Quinn, ll. D. Storey, W. 8.
Ilrorllr. C. \‘l‘. Bennett. 0. W. Ganull, H.
Long. C. A. Nichols, Robert L. Down.
With New York—John Sharron. W. K
l‘nnghlin, John B. Taylor, M. J. Tiernan
and Dmlvl Richardson. The name at
Jun ~ Wilmrke Wm inadvertently omit
to! lwm the reserve list of the New York
clui. .Uatltllu ltmnrs of Joseph Mulvey,
A. ll. Sanders and William llullniun from
the llrrl. of the Philadelphia club as play
on: reserved in former season: but who
”failed or refusal to enter to contract."
tut! “'nll Turned W.
, harm. tbs. all-alt was upwind that
To“ “hi; 't‘ ‘Illll lllt‘!‘ Bill] McCarthy.
the Alumni“. pulpit». at the Salton-l
Splrtlru duh last night In a twenty
round rim: for rail), but Wall turned
coward mrly in the via)” and llll backer)
uuppliul u wulul than! ll his pl“ ll
w.» Armor llohbatt, who was knocked
out by .\lu'..rrhy in the twelfth round
Ilanlan Defeats Henna.
\‘rcnnns. it C., Oct. iii—Edward lieu
Ian rlofratcd Ales Mclaan in a three mile
raw in onlriml akiffa here by 1!) yards.
llaulan gave Mclmastart of thirty fast,
but caught and paused hlaoppouent boiorr
a hundred yards had been rowed. The
time was :Im Jugs.
Ituvevrmr Hill at Richmond.
lth‘llimxu. Oct film—At 5 p. m. yuan-
day liovt-ruur Hill and his party were eu-
urtninvd at a houses in the rooms of the
“'rtllmlln‘lnlttl club. A public ureatlar
was held in the Molar! academy lantern-
lng under the auspices of the Powhatan
club. Governor Bill was Introduced by
Governor McKinney and made a brief
speech. Senator Voorhm also spoke.
Doll, luv Murderers and Anarchists.
“'Aullxllml, Oct. it-‘l'hc Unite.
Staten supreme court has advanced the
camoftbe murderers Nicola Trasaaaad
Janic- Mellvalna for argument in be
number. and slno the ram-of Holden and
stamp. the Chicago anarchists, under
going lltllbvllc- of life Imprisonment.
that Paul!» Itall's Ila-baud.
lulcumsnfil. Y.. (hit-aim
l W m t
llil’t llb'll’i mad-filing!“ Hall. II do
ammo brittl- em
...,,......q , nause- am
rsl‘lvuov
p ~10
I- laid, will be honored with a poem
The“ onus Museum of Flue Arts was
omit by Emperor Francis Joseph yes
to
mu were killed and many Island In a
railway collision It Kobllurt. Hilda. yea
null-y.
King bound of Belgium deals-that”.
sea-try has made nay-ant treatywltt
Germany.
Trade In Ito-la is new beglaulu total
the disastrous effects or the famine In that
country.
The Conservatives propose to run Cap
taln slow for parliament as i must
against his tnattueut by tho my man
The imam 'l‘lm- publish: a story
that the United States slim displayed
rumlty toward the Games mans-dual
navy.
M.mmm,unsuo. l“
cam. Ashlin-r. uu mm
'0" .Q in. ’. .
.. Joachim. at“ to virus
’llmrr Smith. It ”W
John iloey Covers Up airflow
Jersey Property.
M
Mllffim'flfl.
laps-as {Os-puny” ‘liealnna It?“ in
lull-naive.“ II‘WI-O'Il'
um um cram. la can}
Formosa, it. s. on. soy-W
warms. nut-hm! beam.
prominent lawyer of that city, earns have.
and as mural for John Rosy. the has!
president of the Adams “.m-
Ilul In ”500ml“! olerk', mun-m
mama which had been mud to Easy.
The papm will bares- moat Important
bearing upon the units hulk instituted
against in. Envy by the cross- mm
to recover the heavy mount It i claimed
he took from the wrap-u: by MW
methods.
strum Part I ‘ _
, Onslaa mnrtgagato IllehaalinrI III!
Frolerlck c. Huey, amigo-s mm
ow... to in. now- arr-nuns on an.
transactions it is impossible but“!
Hollywood park, his coal con sent.
and the Hollywood bout arid mudguard
handful untrue-a ‘ The ddonmvuu my
the "W was given to the transmit.
masons-stand they may hereafter-do»
DIR to hormw money from the 1m
Brat-eh Banking company upon his prom—
issory notes. '
l‘rvdorlok C. tinny hi the youngest son
of John Huey, and haafur three lessons
managed the Hollywood hotel and its
seventeen mum Michael Quirk is the
superintendent of Mr. lloey’s property.
The 0th" lung-gm
The other mortgage was to William M.
Flinn, as IIIIIR. It is for “#11 Hr.
Flirts is not known at Long Branch. Kn
creation of any trim is mule in this mort-
m. The third document filed by Lawywr
Kenny was a leave: of the Hollywood hotel
and the cotton“ and Hollywood park to
Frederick C. line) for twel years. Fred-
erick 1:. line, to authoriud‘gi conduct the
hotel and rent the cottages. lie is to m
in] all the driveway: and struts and the
big swimming pools built last year by hi!
lather, and in bound'tn biop‘tllb cottlgu
and property in good repair and pay all
the taxes and insurance: Before Oct. ‘
of each year he must pay oral-tn blatather
“per cent. of the residue of the moored-
from the y.
Sheri! Slouch says he has received no
pawn. of attachment against Mr. lloey.
There are no [tapers on tile here showing
that the Adams Krprvm company has in-
stltutr-d civil proceedings again“ his.
ill"). and thin far no one has appeared
befur rhe Monmouth county grand jury
to an areuiminal unlictmeut against him.
In the New Jersey I'uurtl.
Timur-ix, (let. 20,—le allairs of the de
pawl rural-lent vi the Adams Express
conumnyh John Huey. of long Bunch.
have reached ilw counsel this state. Presi
dent Sanford lilnl ablll in the United
5mm. circuit court in this city against
llHt‘_\'. allow for an accounting by liony
for about swan taken by him. and
which, it is alleged. belongs to the cons-
puny. the bill further sets forth that:
part or nearly all of this manual warmed
to Ivulld,furntsh and equip the mpany
known on Hollywood. a fashionable I'm“
ju~l mull: of lung Branch, and the man.
you an... that thus have a right to it.
it wins this» a Interim! for mom was
txu'llictl by Jam-pinion iioey to the Gun!»
antw Trust company of Philadelphia
This. it is alleged. was paid 01 by chockof
the Adams Express company. This latter
action on the part of ilwy l! ellllllatl to
llBVP lweua breach of trust on his
while acting as president of the company.
l'apon served on any.
N5“ “ma, (ch. m—Mr. lloey was tak-
ing Mmlkf“! at Ilelmonlco's when Depuv
ty Fla-.ifl Stevens served upon him tho
mnmmus tn the Hill brought by the com-
pan) for the fluttut.
.\lr. lloey's letter of resignation as a
ruemlwrof the express company's board
oi plumage” was given out last night. it
in M lulln'a:
Mr. floor: Letter.
To the Adam-u Bioma- t‘orupany and l'larvam
Ii. lit-ward. 1:qu secretary of the Adams In-
;M Cranpany:
rims After more than forty years of faithful
arrvlw lathe Adams llxpr-as wins-er l have
been in aloud fromtbeofloenfprv-tdvatby a
mylrirr oi the board «maul a
iniutlltt'll that large ulalms Irv about
mule walnut luv is W U the
luau-rd upon ut‘vlll alleged m lbart
be: trawl ‘mlurvprrseatad
act ha a run prepared
shall anoint-tn at the proper time
the aura premier,
hour
“W o4 »
1“?”th "ml. ....
a
linoleum wsmlofmm
nonhuman-wet them-y.
middleman tbs-alm-
u seats smut
so “it'll... lawman-arm
nationalism-tr villa
..- .. Jmlour.
uncut manager. Vary
rim ups-an barrel Alla
wvvad upon lit.
cum. :4 . thrown macs.
Atlanta pru- company. lathe at.
“shrill-Matt“ to mflafi'w
by ilk Adams lxprr- company.
loan. can "Durham strut.
what property the womanhood felled.
sons 1; Wear.
a ‘ good."
' gunman: a ourmv.
unwrap. g . c. ufiwfimnm
”an r‘ A. Knots m ”am “hi
' Chicago. as
unknown man dulled nitric addlabiv
“mild. Bhowlllloaahlrm”
Uu
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or vessel and to the braver-sol his arm
ecuilva olllcer. lJeutensnt Mason. and
Carpenter Carla. Muller at Arms Moran.
John ltronherg and Charles Gross. gan-
nara. in connection with the vacant fatal
uploeloo on board.’
Joel Beuedlct Harrie. president of the
Harris Mannfmuring comp-n , of Bob
laud, Vt., and of the Spring”
‘eompauy. of Springnrlch Mass. is rigid.
The Gondolo Tanning Companyo’worka
at (in ville, Pm, were psrtially destroy-
u! s, , com .
Ex-tlnlted State- Water Wade Bump
ton-ayahslsoutol politics. and thattha
alliance is disintegrating In the south.
Addison Arnold. eta-rumor. not, sum-
mittad suicide by shooting him-alt he
cannot a bitter quarrel with his wife.
Bin has become insane.
Tbsreporvoi thallium-o! thapoat
Whittier ls clout-d at his honor.
Stephens. Dunning & Co, hat mauufao
turars of South Norwalk, Conn.. have
Theta are no assets. Failure
make collscrlom caused the suspension.
in the :will of the late Jillian Edwin
flint. of NW City. in. among other lib
oral admtlousl baquuts is one for moon
to the State university of Vermont.
Dr. ‘hf. L Mahsdey, the leading physi-
cian of Gwlnett county. 03.. baselopsd
with his wife’- dftesn-W cousin.
It is stated at the navy department tbs.
the government will lose n hlnghtha
failure of Harrison Loving a o.. the Boo
ton shipbuilding firm which Is unusual in
building a cruiser and half a desert tugs
for the new navy.
It isaald that all the members of the
Canadian cabinet have placed their ”'3'
nations in the hands of Premier Abbott.
for his accepumcsordecllnstlon according
to hls views of the exigeuolos oi the shut
tlon.
Ex Attorney General Garland, an coun-
sel for Jami-s E Boyd. plaintiff In error.
made it ninth)" in the supreme court of
the Unite-l States to advance for argument
the case of llml versus John It. Thayer,
known as tho Nebraska gubernatorialme.
The court took the matter under advise
usual.
Has nmmsows‘ Evivsvnv.
The I’ve-mom'- \\ flu .‘ppm'. of a New
trial for urn Maybriek.
Wasmsnrux. 0-1. maThc movement
In behalf or Mrs. Maybrick has aroused a
great deal of interest here. and now that
Mrs. Blmne is on the eve of returning tr
\\'rtililll;;'.nn that interest In certain to in
crease rapidly. .\lr~‘. Harrison was pro
paring 2v» :vlh‘ml rtw opt-mint evening,
but t.um.- t In“; I‘llv‘ll;ll to reply to ones
lions renaming the case of Mrs May
lmrk >>n~s.nal:
"i am mm: rllipltiitlclllly in favor of ac
uuittul if tn-r guilt is even seriously doubt
ed, and I approve of a new trial becanar
the question of her guilt has been serious
ly mmtrxl.
"l have not studied the use carefully,‘
she said. "but have trusted to Gail llarnll
ton for my rims on the subject. Ibavr
perfect cnutldrnm in her ability to get at
tiltI lml h of the question, and I feel one
vinml she marrhl never have gone into tho
matter as clinically as she has without
fer-ling mnvhmvd bend! of the justice 0!
Mn. Maylmrk's cause.
"i was tint Interested in the tria
through a personal letter from Miss
Ihave been very much impressed wltbha.’
Munro! of the raw,
“Clrrumntamialevlrlenca alone Ibcnlc
never convict anybody. I do not invent
any cflllcirml n! the English jury whicl
deeldul the oil-u. but it “woe to me that
If Mrs. Mayhmk wmnmt gulltyascbarger
there ll no mmm why ~he should be broker
on the wheel.
“I have Ilol yet subscribed to the fund
which is hell“! raised to reopen this case
and if I (‘Iltlt'lllllt‘ to do no the subscription
will been unnnuuoua one. Mlle Dude!
has written to. me several times on tbr
subject and 1 fuel a deep Interest In th-
matter."
A was“ mono“ “minimum
Insula- ‘l‘rm-po Itava Already Invader
th- l'uulr Territory.
Tins-“rats, 0m. u—-A frontier one" at
Chang will?” that to- nanny met a liar
alas expedition lifll‘tmllltlt lbs Alal platen
nan the continence of the Nunbabt and
Man rivers. The um adds that be pro
thud against this Invasion of Chile.
territory, bar the Human- beta. In t
or lures than the Phloem, dun-limb.
,, ... Hm...“ more: “Wu-“V"
.”. halos-- and amt-swarm "
llr. Parmesan. not. nurt- Vere.
Vrarnya says that a mmlap browsed thr
its-slam and the llrltlah la hair was In
vvltublvmddtug:
"Brim luscrsloas and Afghan ant
(Mm rams. violating the convention.
torhldrllng them access In I’mlr. m
mg: imperative to determine the was!
. mum. a» .. M __.. 6.,
WNII‘ with the Wrong Ian's Wife.
mm. 3'. I. (tor. must-mu halloa
and twenty-two. was walking along tlu
stud last night with Mrs. unread limit
when the husbnudol the News" woman
more along ml plunged in balls to
Italian? a‘ookhlsltgrtsga toned that
Ma. . rs. . m mm an.
moi so. while hr some a do.
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.lloston Store
83 vismuoruu 8!.
Your attention is called this
week to a special offering in
framed pictures. Through our
efforts in this direction you will
hoable to beautify your home
at an exceedingly moderate cost.
The old saying, “there’s no
place like home,” is doubly true,
when the home is bright and
cheerful. And what lends a
greater charm than to have your
walls tastily covered with pic-
lures.
One line of 11x24 inch pas.
tale, in gilt, silver or white
frames, choice from thirty-five
different copies. for $1.69 each.
Selections from 30 different
engravings, measuring 16x24 in-
ches. well framed for $1.319.
Special small line of those
pictures, you can put where you
like and they always look well.
Size 11x14 inches, we give the
price, 39 cents, and if you don’t
buy them the fault lies with
you. >
Also a few choice copies of
steel engravings. size ‘3‘3XL’S in-
shes. controlled copies. for only
3.3.2:».
Single copies of etchings. fine
pastels. etc. from $333!! up-
ward.
The sizes given above are the
inside measurements of tonnes.
Simply immense size. L'olxls
towels. all linen. for 25 cents.
hard to beat. for 40 cents.
Special drive in 50 inch wool
dress goods. for this week 29
cents per yard.
98 cents will buy 1 yard of
table damask 7‘: inches wide.
better in quality than others get
ting 81.3% for.
We thought we would now-r
be able to ollcr those “2
piece dinner sets for t‘l.'.‘!logain.
We, however, are in receipt of a
lot, consisting of 12 sets. They
will be the last we can get no as
to be able to sell at this price. so
get them while you earn, as this
is positively your last oppor—
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in. We do. however, most and
beat all such tricks as this; we
find that good legitimate nowa—
papor advertisements pay, for
by that way we give the public
at large the full benefit of all
reductions.
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