.‘im Mills
§ outrun.
one on mine or is rm»
awn-intactuMn‘tMI-wnm
I...» on the Innis oi Ill: tint on
While He Afloat: the Trim.
Philip Gutierrez, of WW. Cuba.
. aged twenty-one, a pupil at Charles
‘ Whitlock'e boarding school in Wilton.
with two otlnsr boys, pupils in the same
school, wont hunting ycetecdny after.
noon. When on their way home one of
the boys called Gutierrez's attention to
the fact that his gun, on which he was
lelutna, was cooked. He reached down
to unoock it, still leaning on the muzzle.
The hammer slippedfrom his fingers and
the gun was discharged. ‘ He fell to the
ground consoles and was carried to the
horse of Charles Mann, where he diedat
MKS, about half an hour after the shoot-
ing. liedicnl Examiner Huntington. of
Nprwalk, was called to examine the
body. He found a gunshot wound pene'
trating the abdominal cavity,causing ex-
tensive lacerations of the intestines.
Death must have been from home rrhago
and shock.
Youiig Gutierrez’s remains were trans-
ferred to the school last evening. This
was his first year at the school, and he
had made many friends among the sin.
dents.who are greatly amrcted by the ac-
cident. He was soon tooome into planes-
sion of a fortune left by his Interim.
Butcher B. d. Windham», of Somalis,
Ordered to Tour Down lilo Market.
Warden Keeler served a notice upon
E. J. Wadhams, the Wall street butcher,
this morning, ordering him to remove
his building on the ground that it is. a
direct violationof the borough try-laws
regarding the construction of a wooden
building within the fire limits. Mr.
Wadhams says he dom not propose to
remove his building just at pmnt, and
will test the matter to its fullest extent
in the court». He claims that the shed
erected by him around the twelve-foot
building, which he had a right to build,
'- not an addition to his building. but
simply a shelter. Which does not more
under the borough ordinance. The war—
den. however, thinks differently. and.
backed by the Court of Burgesscs. pro.
poses to push the case. if Mr. Wadhams
pays no attention to the notice served
upon him he will subject himself to the
pemlty of #200. provided for the offense
by the borough by-laws. and an addi—
tional fine of $200 for every thirty days
the structure remains standing.
A Worthy object.
The Building and Loan mwiatiun
meeting. which took place last night.
was marked by unusual interest. The
competition between the members to bor-
row the money offered by the Board of
Management was exceptionally keen,
andreudted intheplacing ofaloan on
very advantageom terms. The usual'
additions to the roll of membership were
made. The association is nowlonning
on an avenge $2.000 a month, and is
steadily and regularly carrying out the
object of its organization; namely. enab-
ling persons of entail means to acquire.
occupy and pay for homes of their own.
Good Words for Pnetnutor lint-hell.
Marshall Cashing, private secretary to
John Wanamaker, in a signed editorial
in the New Haven Palladium, on "Con-
necticut i’ostoflices," rays.- "Postmaster
Hubbell of Norwalk has reduml his list
of advertised letters from twenty-five a
week tooneor two a week. The post-
master has made a careful city directory
of the town to assist in the delivery. The
moneyorder ballot-u has doubled in a
near. and the remain. of the office have
increased I tliounnncl dollars in a year.
Munster Bubhell given the Mount
pummel attention to his duties.”
l9. rumor pan Elected om mums,
1 John ll. Kenney, of Norwalk. was
elected grand patriarch of the grand en-
crap-neat of the state i. 0. 0. 1“" which
held liarsnn‘unlsegeion lnBridgeport yen-
tenlny. About in thingies were pm;~
lit. fill! total momhetiilp of the order
in mm new, of whom 220 have
lite-M during the your. The subor-
dinate lodges report in their inn-mie-
mom, I not join during the year of
pm». The wild fund slammed to
on m
A limitation-occupied steam
initendnll‘s m, mamm.ma1
l
g 8.3..
hilt—that“. M
v
your and
'riuzqui'diamu a
ho In.“ I’ll. ll tho Y. I. 5. 0. If
naturist-on hr the wines Society.
The quarterly mung of the Rorwnlk
Unitluot tincture; Millionaire!
Ghrhlnuli‘udesvnr wash-Ill in theMll—
tun (longreptionnl choroid hit evening.
Therewnenvery large attendant-Jim
numberof delegates form the various
societies being as follows: Norwalk Con.
gregational, 43: South Norwalk Coupe
gatiunel. 41; Norwnlk Baptint. 28:8outh
Norwslk Baptist, 10;Westport Congre-
gatinnal 21; Georgetown Methodist, 12;
Wilton Congregational, 53. A number
of the memoers of the Ridgelield Cour
gregational and Methodist societies were
also present. They formerly belougodto
the union. ‘
Rev. Jibez Backus, of Westport, presi-
dent of the union, presided. The reports
of the secretary. Miss Lydia A. Set ,
and the treasurer, William J. Ireland,
were read and accepted. After Singinfia
hymn, roll-call and a prayer by the pre
sident, the scripture lesson was read and
the address of welcome was given by
Rev. W. D. Hart. of Wilton. He oonv
gratulated the societies on the large num-
ber present and invited them to enjoy
the hospitalitics of Wilton in his most
cordial and happy manner. Brief re-
ports of the New Britain convention
were given by Miss Lulu Stanley, War-
ren Atherton, Mrs. Jabez Backus, George
F. Cantield, Mix; A. E. Grumman and
Mrs. N. (I. Graves. The ténminuto
prayer meeting was conducted by Miss
Mamie, Stuart. of the borough. Rev.
Jabez Backus closed the very interest-
ing enemies, with a stifling address full
of encouragement zindchccr. The mom-
lllll'li then prooecdmi to the,- clmpcl, where
n‘l‘reshmentu were stirred and a social
time enjoys-«l.
The delegates went to Wilton in carry»
alls and wagonett-s and the ride was
tirade very pleamnt by the singing of
Christian Endeavor hymns. The mectv
ing was very successful in every re-
spect and the members stand: in high
pulse of the hospitality of the Wilton
society.
Till: RELAY WHEEL BUN.
To Start From Hartford. (let. 3|.A3eeley.
of Xorwnlk. Will Title P”?
Joseph Goodman, 0'. Hartford. was in
Bridgeport ycstcnlny. conferring with
President laihum, of the llridgelmrt
“'1in club in reference to the promised
relay race, against time. fmm liiirtford
to New York. it has been decided to
start the race from Hartford at 7 o‘clock
u. m., Saturday. Oct. ill.
The following men have already prom-
ised to take part: Wood. of Hartford;
Ivar. of Meriden; A. B. Rich, and the
Murphy brothers, of New York: lliddlec
brmk. Sterling and Richardson. of the
Bridgeport Wheel club.
Negotiations are now in progress with
VunWagoncr. l'ntlin. Bruinard. Set-fey
and several others who will take up the
rummage at designated places along the
route.
The prowl message will he a letter
from the editor of the Cyclist in Hart-
ford to the New York Sun. to be deliver-
elai its up-town office in Thirty-third
street, New York.
South Norwnlk and Norwnlk win-ol-
men have been invited to take part in n
lantern [mmllc which the wliwlincn of
Danhury will give on Wednesday oven-
ing of next week,
Sixteen members of the Bridgeport
Wheel club took a run to Norwalk blun-
day.
Y. M. C. A. Hole».
The educational committee will hold
an important meeting this evening of
7:30 o'clock to complete arrangements
for the evening classes.
At a meeting of the gymnnuium com-
mittee,held last night. it was decided
that Mr. Kerwin, the physical director
of the Danbury aminthm. should be
the inttnictor for the coming rennin.
The ell-en will commence either the
littoruooud'l‘neldnynldit in Nanny
“a”... . ....,..,..__._.....-..L.nunu~—— ‘
floelety for Protection of Kim
There is being organizers] in Dnnbury a
society for the pnitectlon of pet and bird
times. it will be obligatory. among other
things, for every member to pay his dog
intend there will be raised a unduly
fund to to [mourns who minor:
dogs indiscriminately, and also to put
the, low on dmggists and onion who sell
etrychnlnetmdother polnonn to parties
who mploy it to kill dogs.
the lion“ of Education organise.
At the regular meeting of the Bond
of llehool Visitors. held in the uelectmen's
odlce last evening. the new members
were admitted and the beard omniud
by rocketing Edwin Adams. pnsldent.
and Charles Olmsteod. mercury. (Jim
lea ()lnuieiid. Alfred B. Apollo. and
John A. Slater wereelscted acting scum!
victims for the ensuing year.
Is he Into finial-3.
The limitlund Domitght willsliortly
seine offwlthln fifty miles of this city.
lathe meantime Den Walker will sc-
eompnuy Ir. lintitli to south Namath
thbmhigiogethlminioprm con-
dition. When the Mt count of! a
lively boot is «powwow
item. .
m
11...:
.. swam—l...
l
renamed.” "it
waaamwszuw
mtecivvlowkmc. lam-wt r
at .Bett min
9“ng ' no: a u
.' EMS. “innuen-
no "admin ”non:
rouse annulus um rims ms
orrics on 1308le
lentil-uni filmy-isle Imminent.
Whitman—Tho lint-Inf “If:
clandestine Hutton Branded um
There appeared in the Bridgeport
warning papers, yesterday, a sensation-
al story, reprinted inthe local papers.
that Miss Lizzie Eagle. of Norwalk. and
Edward Brennan bud eloped. founded on
the fact that Mr. Brennan failed teap-
petir Monday morning at his accustomed
place in the Housemate freight office in
Bridgeport. .5
A Farmer reportdr saw Mr.Brennau at
his desk in the general Hmuatonic oilice
yesterday morning. “Wineries are all
false,” said he, "I never even saw Mire
Nagle Monday, having last seen her on
Sunday. lam not married to her but
hope to be soon. Miss Nngle was not at
my boarding house on Sunday as has
been reported."
Mr. V'anAlstyne, the assistant general
freight agent, corroborated Brennans’
statement that he was away on businms.
new start. nuts.
The First More Tow-rd Double Tracking
the Dar-bury and Non-lb Road.
The Danbury and Norwalk division of
the Housatonic road is to he rclnid with
heavy steel mile from Danbury to Wilson
Point, and new ‘rails are also to be laid
from Bethe! to litiwleyville on the
Hawleyville branch. it is generally
understood, says the Danbury News.
that this is the first more toward double
tracking the mud below spring.
Superintendent Payne,- told a n-porter
of that paper that the present rails.
though (mnparntivelynow are too light
for the heavy trains which are being mn‘
over the roads. The new rail: weigh
seventy-two pounds to the yard while
the rail in use at pmwnt Weighs but filly-
six poutuis. L
Monday night the rails win-e distribut-
ed from Bethe] to lfedding. and the
work of laying them Will begin at Bethel.
The greater part of the work will be done
on Sundays. when fewermlins are run
over the road. The section of the road
between Bethel and Danbury will be left
until the last, as the tradic is not so
heavy then‘ as lullwm'n llawlcyvillc and
the Point.
Tliirlydlm‘e miles-1f tracks are tulle
rcluid. and it will talu- scverul weeks in
complete the work. The tails are
brought from Bethlehem, 1’. .. in Wilma
Point on floats. The old rails mm be
mod on some other road as they are in
excellent condition.
The new rails and road bed will add
greatly to the speed and comfort of pas
senger trains and the change will be up-
preciatml by travelers over the road.
Turnaround Cflfltrrs.
One of the most mysterious of all the
diseases to which humanity isliahlc is
the tumor, and one of the mom dreadful
isthnt partimilar form of tumor known
as the cancer. Concerning tlli'ilt' uhnor-
lnul growths there is still lunch to 1mm l y
even the most accomplislml “dentists,
but careful and Imient nwarrh has
brought to light u very considerable
amount of knowledge which is of iuli-
uln- value in mmuoctinu with their trcal~
ment. A popular and practical Inflt‘l'uil
“The Treatment of (humans and other
Tumors" has ncently been pn-pnrul by
two eminent physicians. llrs. ll. Frann-
lianurlis and William T. Hull. and will
be published in the Nowmlx-r number
of Harper‘s Magazine. The object of the
pnpt-ris to make clear not only what
is known about tumors, but what is not
known. and thus by leading to an oppre-
clation of the difficulty of making our
knowledge of them complete, emphasis»
the iuiportnnco of prompt and intelli-
gent medical treatment.
not. Bnlkoiey'n Position.
in an interview in the Palladium, (iov.
Baikal-r urn: “iii Wk flit-=1
nu mvernor of Connecticut. having bun
Io elected. with authority to continue
in oiliee until n W! is duly elected
undqunlilied. lain waiting for such a
man. That luncheon my within from the
beginning. i’enonslly, i believe him to
he Samuel E. Merwln; but whoever pre-
sents an authoritative claim for this
shim may have it. l tun nut Intimi- to
continue governor. hunt the muddle
cleared as lunches the next rush. do i
Illnply sit here in obedience to the man-
date of the people who elected the. while
legislature and courts continue their de-
llbentlw
Superior Conn Mini-sis.
The following prlmners will be tried at
lheOctoher term oldie Superior mu.
criminal side, which opens in Bridgeport
tomorrow morning: Jamil: Bulnnge.
attempt to kill: William Whynemp. at
tempt to kill: ileum foamy. Military;
linry Hybrid. adultery: lrwo Palmer,
unitary: Newton ll. Wynn-nu. molten,
onion frond: Hiram Bwlln, adultery;
Ian-y may. adultery: inform
W mm: Guts! All“ M:
4 in!“ 9'!“qu W"
lama, forgery; Giuli- King, theft
trumpet-Imam ins. theft horn pm
m: John Kelly. lump.
"9' we“; MM 0‘";
limp weir It incision, it. “Y..
inform-demmthum
leather the pond it fell and that fit
“malnutrition-ii
“- m
“roommanwu‘urmmm '
amounting nurilfmnlh‘nnm ‘
l
w _ snowmen. ‘
uncommon
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etc. munuwmum.
”I!!!" All) 038.31%“
”in Sin: maximum: if.
saints: thwnmtwtugf'n
THE HiTHODIBTO ADJOURN.
Ind of the Two Weeke' m of It.
ran-onion! murmur.» »
“WMiilsd'mzl‘. 0m. m.-—'l'he topic of the
last day's iirmlon of the Ecumenical eon-
fcreucu was " l’he fluthok." The not“
ry of the litlrlltletbl committee announced
that ,certsin ' amendments had been“
the memorial appoint-ran envoy
«removals-dun in look filter the business
as. nine,
m
51'
sung. in: .t. r cum
She Hurt Last Tromdi hills
in 2:93 1-4.
minnow-uni peanut
of waivers: mumuulculcosfmnet.‘ Thelma, aunt handwritten-{015M
memo. t! as amended was adopted. A
hmluriuzi providing for sending a delta“
tinu 9:) the l’nii-l’n‘s'iylvrmu council at
Toronto hunt fill Wits also suloplul. All
essay on “(Y'W' flan lbw-Acumen of the How
World” 1v.» ml by . i,‘.| lascellor Edward
Mayra, of ‘\‘£.ovr~l, Mira. He said that
moth of tha- i' .ir‘l’l Stains all of the New
World With isuwm Catholic. excepting the
English pumcml ms. in the United
and British {liw'it’o'lifluh the princl rc-
llgmu was Purim-landfill, with about ono
sewn”: of the whole population llouum
Catholic.
When the n-gnlur prngmmme for all
day “as mmplchwi tin: KY. 1‘. 3. Steven-
son. of Engirnd. offered ll resolution of
thanks lur un- limpimlity of the churchto
the c.ix.;~.us of Washington and ti press.
Ho clulr-lcterizml the visit of tho president
to the conference. us a historical event. and
in- vxvended thank. for the great honor lie
but atom them. :Ls‘ u vii as blame", and
Null 0... fuel 901 of: «simple for the bend!
of the other count vies.
.\ Plucky .‘Iiuicmury Bit-yells...
Lur'n'i'uifl, N. Y. Oct. 2i.——.\l. Anna”),
n mimmmry, on his way to Africa to rep
haunt. the Itall‘il‘ Young Men's Christian
Asswiutmu mlmlmn, tum arrived here
from m. Paul. .‘dr. Dunn. who is a noted
bicyclist, mule the journey, a distance oi
owl-um miles, on his wheel. Mr. Dean
..nc the trip to New York on his
mm which place in: will sail next
or Fri-elovn,5ietrc Leone.
THE WORLD OF POLITICS.
What Arline Governor ”nth-toy Sn"
sltlilll l~w Qua “nrmntu Emits.
limnmm, um. 2l.-~-Aeting Governor
llu. w ivy, leer-rm: to the criticism evoked
b) on film; xguo wmmutu hull-a against
Judge M rm, “tel: .-
ni .3 this: i am governor of
' szioctil'ut. elect-7d with an-
tammy to (113“!er in oiline until my suc-
Ct’aN-l is dug; vim led and ixuzilllicd. lam
Wittil
i: l- r «an: it man.
' ~ ' -l l ”clien- llllll to bu: Samuel
. ' :' wimcvur presents an all-
! new for th;;- (allli‘l‘ may have
._ . :\mu~i in \‘nifilfll’letts gov.
em. in . xz. : .. c mu. idle Lourulaslnuch
ls {ix nus: faith.“
r "tr-r t»: speak for McKinley.
“'flflllhtj w the 3f 4—Secretnry Fortes
left ll... «w, i has: n clu forllixio,wherc
htzwlllci’iin‘r m: sIn-evhrs in the cam
prim". llc mil open at Findlay tomorrow
night.
the (animal-.1» in .‘imw York.
and
. V‘s’u innlvlll' it»
p.“ ... ..;gl.i .m tun famil-
Ml lll"7il' . inc ails-iv i < urz’uptlnli Hf Tani»
u; my Hull :.:.«x 1.1.; i'luwvr attended the
03mm»: rrxm - uf two church (life.
,. up n. l'nl‘. .c-'.i~ious nftheluu of
l...» ~‘.'- r;~.'~ l' .1. r >er York.
. .. rv
\‘l .. ..w--~".'
.m' Lu...» .
., “PM. at \yrnrunu.
.‘i. Y. llcl. ills-The l'rubiblv
. it mniimtion meeting hun-
,m.l ex liwi'rrflul’ .lnlilt I‘. St.
. ram tut-1 Lnl‘.‘-§.t':tl\rr llc mud:
li...l o: la.- “.1 ,.....m ll‘. list:.iii.~l'l'utii-
nu: :l “buy; .; l...lt ii nu:- only a
rpm «2. i. Mi dollars and runs for um- sill!
or llmotm-r, ”u ~3n~kc .‘l munl Word for
the mug» xmzp as a man who did his 0th
IL”; .r 4. lzrlwcen the Democratic and
Randi“ ill parties there wan. he said. no
m...«.~.mv on the tariff questionuuw of
(in u; w ,: for land foluflil and the other
for Lu- 1.1 rillli'l the thrill. .ks int he the
Ltuwr quc iwlll was concerned it would
"from no dutch-m v, ln- mud, whether Fun
M t‘ or Flower \i‘ur ' ellu (all.
Stun
l.,'lli.
.‘u.
MAYORHAND couuciL JAILED
In l‘uwumpl of t‘nnri at Lani-ville lull
souls-newt by Judge lunacy.
Luff \:.l,e;,(‘1.t 31.. Judge Laney sent
Maynr .\l flurry and the city council of
Newport In) .11 for refusing to obey the
order of iln- murt to use the lights for
mun-l lr, liu' Newport (ins company per a
tlrcipmn "filial-amt. 'l‘hcoillcialn of the
city on re Ilt‘t hired in contempt and were
went in pal lnl‘ hilt months or until further
ori'wr of tlzc rvurt.
Latoya-tie ('ulieur'e New President.
Baotou, i’u.. Uct. ‘JI.-‘«'l‘be inauguration
of mu li'l'. llr. hitlielbert l). Wnrfluld or
p- .wnla-nt of Lafayette college their one of
lm' mm! distinguished mammograms:
mm on the college campus. Arlo Parties,
who inn circa will)" to Lafayette and ll
pn-eideut of the bond of li’illilm. in:
stalled ilr. Winfield, and the letter delir.
and an cadre.» collimation education.
rib-v! Invite“ to Org-ills» " ‘
' Wisiimdmm, Oct. ale-twin» 1.. 1..
Polk, of thr National lfsnners' Alliance.
unnonnru‘ that ii sufficient ninth" of
enemy nllluncm have been formed in New
dorm! to warrant the formation of at state
nlihmtw. ll» therefore cells a meetin for
the or mwoliermlu that aim
0 ll:- iu-io at New ennui: , N.
0‘.
J.
.‘ov. iii, ‘
until-fry Will lit Tut”).
i’nitmsiriui, no. thwhdflty Tm
am John llurilnlry war interviewed in the
nluotisry by a representative of the
tilted Prune and declared emphatically
”manpower on earth could antral his
lips. in: myshenenr and suythingen
which ihc rumor tint he was to testify be
fore the senate mild he tinned.
Minions-uni to light ton-u Hinton.
fits hammer). (let. our» Celifmil
Athletic club hall 0“
Young Mitchell. Fitumunnu has no-
copied the club‘s «denim! any: in will
knock Mitchell out in hummer Hitch-
rli can have all the money.
lined by» n Min.
Italy 30. "M5. “no (lanai ”owl Mu
knol'n New World'- Record on the
Trash at station. vol.
Wren, Cal, (in. 13L~Th6 whole turf
world will beelectrlflwi by the new-{that
Sunni till trotted a mile in 213x, that
lowering by half a second the world's rec<
out. That peerless more Aland finite:
reigning supreme, with the exception of a
single day, as tori queen fororrrelcm
yearn-Jinn at lutboendethronod. Thelln‘lt
day mentioned was on Aug. 1, 1884, when
Jer‘lilyeS-m trottfi a mile in 2:10 at Nor
npntett park, Prsridenee. ll 1., than
hrcakin the record of 250%,me by
Maud ll Chicago Sept. 18, use Tbt
day following day» lye-See's fut, Aug. 8.,
ma. Maud 8 again went at the rtcord and
.17..
Iowa! it to 27 .‘ at View-land and m
mined her away. At (flaw-land. tumor:
.l'rzfy :1), 1W1, Rho-l S ’ll: l' lhegrcat 2M
.rmlc that until yesterday was the world's
record.
Mimi's 2:03 1-3 Mlle.
lot.>'l'nrs.l..; afternoon Dr, Marvin sent
5mm! our 1;.» Min slutpul tr wk heir. the
hcrw dolm: the mile in law ., thereby
rim; plug a «icon half around from the
u‘orhi‘i rcwrd The weather conditions
in the morning limited wry unfavorable
iv: re» ind Emu and. The day was fair and
. ”n.5, but a on» was stirringmud Mar
an ~ r .l he wuivt rm: swell sunol uni-rs:
Mi auditions were favorable. About 5 p.
r... llll‘ wind lllc-l mil. l'ln- track was in
unit elm roudltim :uul Marvin decided
to male the attempt,
In“ Ken-m. flut- ”out.
The man- was carefully prepared-ml
wharf ~Iu~ ram..- utlt gun looked less nervous
than I' «nil She got oil at lite-first attempt.
men-h: :m . :uul gum-fully. Old horse
mm: l claim-d H- ;' nothing could exceed
fix: my .sli- » _ 1-. The first quarter
rm. . .‘lllll the some even
u’ p 1‘ .~ .. :xrituirml lo the half
v.. .l'. s. .. u .1. . l . fliJflu'll‘fll Hli flat.
.. u... l' .r I‘m “rd breaking.
u: we was met by
. , (‘v‘ sec-um} In all,
,lVN"l the thrm
:. l in.“ Name begun
[w z..‘ lu'f and in... the runner doing in:
f... t In keep up rm» made the irut quarter
law : lc~r of :w- mile. AM one rushed
lid-k .. he ~zm it the well Kim “ere lipid—
‘ti . :i'hsw m: the 4m". twl said, "She'll
mum." and tiny were right.
.. en the :r nu. young more passed
. . m. n m.- humlmls oi undone-clicked
: i-zc :‘rpr-i at 2:031, half ft secondha-
n tlw w urul spun lnl‘ no nuuy your
1} pl 5. u .10 :- xii-w owned by Mr.
i1. nu. Bonner. lin- pmud owner of the
‘ rum-u of {4m mu
auuul’n i'nrvur.
.‘Tum'l's can-1r has enr lwn indicaiiu
ml nun ‘l’llht gnzltiwsr .\~ .\ Z'yeM-old she
:11 Hi- nw tho-u mwnlwf 2:13, and u a 3
l- .r «l rolum-nl it tn 11:", which worth!
at n. ,.; n rr-cmll lnr that it...» “who". lion-
saw»;
is .=;'
m ,.
~ 1..»2', . :-
.‘l~ pair .1. l ,
\ Enr-
“ll-1'
m-r mu- uf flu! first to appreciate bet
1mm, “cu..- m tlm‘nugh iwvorvl with
th» mt)!" n.‘ for hawk-r. Leland Stan:
lv’lhl. ill-til (lawn oi thoroughbred blood
w.“ “I cm- .i- :5 your m flinllllnllilflfl
the laujii‘ .! light of rib-ml, and u» anl r‘
mu thawing "lit he W.“ noxious that till
our! y'n rut-uni Mould m- mid in his stable.
li.~ nul pill ohm-H :Lr Maud 5. Mill in
hi»- npinit-u llw tmlivr who could equal it
turn it
mm ”'7 «um: as much. lie App
the all it own... within offer mime,
mud
lud’hu h‘lfilflm‘fl“ of I. are it on mot-l.
when” :hfit“llay m “Donner has new
, fl
llt'lltlfll hill filth in the I 'r
ability to iii-no the merit. and from lli’st
day mwr Imus Mr. ilnnfnrd and to were
on who made him sell the peerless nlly
than llllil immeht on mean fnrnstoi’tlc
Alto, whine she had been fooled.
Mallow it» It".
humor. when rune doubted Seoul’s
ability to capture the moat, Hr. notion
tail-Mind first he might and land 5 to
tumor radon her on used Minute
per. hut tiller nonfiction
he ileum that haul twenties-refer
it. 1!“th and mod it to Ansel, theses
of the phenomenal filtration-r. lined
win mired with her record
and new tin stable Into bring in
new enrol-my.
handing bull by inland lantern It
its in!» Alto ism, transmittance-t7,
(all. intrigues initi- hots lien houses.
8b! was [titled A 14. mt
ller site was
.i.
lltn flask. N. 3.90“. art—am Do at 7 y
no. im :33. fifmum“""fl m i mm so: can m in.
union clear, and one and ”sumo-til. ll. J. on. file-Old It
lanai swim - aim was: mill?“ an. scrotum Kenn-
“a in.“ ‘ t M‘ m
mm: “1 ' :linffs’tsihrahlmnfigbmmm
.il lie“ in mm um. . In our."
“Institute. a, 0‘, “mm m. Wmlhymhmlntneinliisttky
m y, n m“ ,m limb“ hill by I“
wharnflficuumpilwolmht mount '1
whim W
, .
tlyll‘uttlliym! l~ MW
Wholesome
amnion
: own .
“W A] 2‘ limit
dulled-nah: Mil inaox
optimum ' l 1
A3}? mu ll“. ‘-
10. 8‘ ‘
fir. x... Malacca”.
as a momma u amino
New mains Mbflmzlflam
mm unwanznoumr.
Al ..w.o.at iciln [~10ch .
Quaint-militias. wanimuixd) 1‘ ii
‘ WAG HOEV T00 LAT”
no ”one Express lam Are
Ahead of "It llama.
marrow. N. J.. Oct. '4er nee-plan
time between the Adam» Explore company
and it! president. John lino], took
pineal ‘ hold on Monday. Them
ywonhxuflts lawyers medulla)“-
. .ors onflney'e W taxon-
vmth county, pomhlitt no u of.
«it outta; claim that liocy’sproperty had
been houuht by umney belonging to the
Adams Express company. Two hours
later llooy filed the mortgages on Ms prop
arty. "
A force of clerks In new in ruminating
Ind mapping lirwy’s numerous real «flute
transactions in Monmouth county, which
work will take a work. The investigation
has already disarm-d that Huey own: over
an acres of land. There are no judgments
recorded against him. and the property is
msrtgnged for less than onMixth of it-
v or. - r
John "on Talks.
er You. Oct. 2L—~ln an interview
John lloey denied that he had mortgaged
or transferred any of his Hollywood. N. 1.,
property or any other property to avoid
the payment of any claims that the Adam!
Express company might have against him.
“if y Hollywood pmpcrty," he continued.
“has never been put. out of my hands, and
i do not intend that it shall be. in:
worth at least axiom). and is oncnny
bored by only one small mortgage of
flaw», ‘ '
"How lnmr has it been, Mr. Henry, since
you mun-d smell in the Adams Express
company!"
"I sold our all my stock sixteen years
ago. i haVcn't owned a dollar's worth
since then. A man will work just as hard
if he doesn’t own stock in the concern he
is with. Tim! umrle no dlfllznnce to me.
When there people say that I bought and
improved Hx-llva and with Adams Express
company money they fell a firm-hood."
"How do you expl'iln the Sherburne
deal, which is insole the basis of the suits
against you, and in which you are said to
haw made nearly -t-"..." U! u?"
"l bought some stock in the Mas-a-
chliwtts exprun companies in conjunction
with Shel-burnt- au‘l Spanner. Taft was
thvznnn Tim held it and transferred it.
The first luv: u;- h ,. was sold I‘ll
William ll, lhnm. l ph-rklt’nl of
l"~ .‘Jum- runs 4 z: ‘ ly, Mr. Hills~
n: we he;.lr‘ . utuck for t m years, and
then turned l’ our to (he Atlanta. in the
mean limv an- n at w mm! an option on
til-s n-uv at 7' ninth, and the Adam.» Ex-
pznm c- . var. r uh lit. llinsmure.
vln pl: l 7. . .t 'm: .A, .pauy shnnld own it
ml.
"My only ., ,2' i. v
lxtxt’ tintf ~’
mind you. i .,
'll‘li; as :t trustee to
:2 r the company. Hut,
mt own a dollar of it.
Will“!!! ii. i! r . drowned it Ill. They
try to umi.e.m: '; u l engineered a deal by
which rip-r1 arm. 5;. mmr, Tif‘r and my-
.It‘ll Iml hi the v-v"::s
flint. \Vfli muff,“ uni
animal. That is all
fniw. l?" 'f 1! w§ .>.l~l li'w; Pl"
l’rrsiu-o’ ll ~~rwr- .i'nl hv lo...
(mold l» .. ., : fl..l‘» it my! .l«' '
'el ll" .zl'h-r .\lr, him-inn
l
.er
- . ~ < l 1;... vl nuw new to
juxnpon , U
.‘Vnwlirl‘...
spanner- l'rnnrrty tum-lied.
[imam-m Mr. Ham, 0. r, ‘11,”(‘lapp
Sp-mlwl’. .1 we prr-tzz-nl of thcxllnm‘
Expire» r'umpv .\ frillfli in an attempt to
tramfer lli- ~iv .. in the Hartford Steam
Bull-«r an i l: a a n rumpmy Saturday.
Slurrtll <:mrr. .. r-‘l of the miller in nttflt‘h
Mr. 5; mm: ‘v o ., l *1: l'nmni that ti tel»
earn“ {rum w .. n.» H: null from m rived “fr
durum t!;~ .l . .~ of the company to
run-fer .. — 2 l m» corporation to
llmrr ii i . .,_._,, of the (hum-eti-
cut Xatmrml ‘4 ran -'n:tfll€. 'l‘lieulllciall
hreiHhaL .ul‘ Mme :umr deliberations
hm! crane-d 5i. ;' 5 PW w inul attached the
stuck. it v..~ vr l‘v supposed that
.‘lr. .‘pnnnv: .. .~ :r slim klmldrr in
the l'r‘i'lm. 'u ~ Hulk. as he is n
IllM‘tnr til it ..' .l . fillri’lfl Stall!
found that llmzr n - ~ «wok m the name
of llr. Swwwr i. 2 < {.i‘ni by Mr. Drew
that there an lln . . llt‘ill in his name.
for.
hl"
w i .
Q
SHE rum Hen earmvsa
Clfll' “ascor- 'o w] 'flt' 1‘ null. “I" '0.-
tvr lr Will ”iv.
Sm Yum. u w '.‘l - \l'nl’er Poster,
twenty yum um. um. hunt and mortally
wounded lust "rum; m (immortal. L l..
by Miss l‘umv- liu-wrru, who accused him
ofhetrnylnu lu-r timirr promise of mar.
rim, leer my. sin»: twice. one hail “o
lug through lm w ’hr Mm: and the MM
Itrikiixu thi in few mould-r. The girl.
who in elitism-n tears .ml. ramped. and it
is believed that we lam mmimlltcfi suicide.
Mm iiowvr. has emu wand in every wny
gasoline in “or I'm!" in marry her. but be
absolutely refund sun mlhlumrrented,
but serrrul your: : :ku lm-mlly to Footer
testified that the .nw‘m t imi'lfltf" was not
good and the com; mt» Illuminati.
The girl then "run ,. u wu'tld kill Winter,
and last night's event uh...“ how well the
has fulfilled her threat.
Wm“.
/ mu) was» nor aesroueo.
flu PM coon-Ionian» lini- the
helm inns-r about than".
thmmnv. (let. fil.-ifommhuiioner
ill-um. of the pen-ion human. rays that he
has not mull-ml his rs-ignntlon to the
pro-idem with the understanding that it
shall in unummmi litter the November
election». lio- mld timi the whims ho»
kind the fortnightly attacks: upon him is
easily underwent.
"t’nr myself,” swirl Mr. item». "I nerd
only say that l relay the must...“ a! the
loot and of in.- wmnrynf tire is.
tutor and their is n err-sit deal at th. pen.
“malice stllifue the to do.
Mn J Indian. Home bend.
inseam .Oet. fl.»le Jonathan
thin thmmflrtlm of thee-um of
v fui‘ i'fl'uuistock .
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WILLIAM .ILHJBWnllIlBN’
iii-unites mm
(
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In? forelimb. lasa-
um norm, it
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am e ‘ . L'-
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Humane AN uremscoai Main rut.
PJ. 0’” Jul-tout rapt.
sonwaut Fill! 1375.00. N. 1 Will
Minimum low. life WWIndlngllflfll‘l‘ml
rm ‘ Lilli! ”8.00. thuhl
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Boston Store
83 msmuaiuu St.
Your attention is called this
week to a special offering in
framed pictures. Through our
efforts in this direction you will
beable to [beautify your home
at an exceed log] y 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 lincof llxrei inch pas-
tels, in gilt, silver or white
frames, choice from thirty-five
different copies. for sum each.
Sclm:tirms from 2}” different
engravings. measuring lull in-
ches, well framed for $1.51!.
Special small line of those
pictures. you can put where you
lilo- ;md they always look well.
Sim: llxll ire-lacs, we, givu the:
price, 39 cents, and if you don't
buy them the fault lies with
you. '
Ale" a. few choice t’oplcs nf
steel engravings. six» '3‘:.\;'.’.~‘ in—
("lu-s‘mntrullml uni-Em. fur only
T ' n
3.5.
Single copirs of rtcllin
gs. zinc
pastels. mu. from 5.1519 up—
ward.
The sizes gin-n allow an: the
inside iiicnsurcimruts of futures,
Simply immense size. 1’5le
IU‘VI‘lS. all linen. for '.’5 w‘llls‘.
hard to heat for Al" l'vlltfl.
Specialclrivc in :30 inch Wool
dress gmnls.fur this mack '29
cents per yard.
use-cuts will buy 1 yard of
tablcdzuuusk 7‘: inclu-s wide.
better in quality than others get-
ting 81.37:. for.
“'cfhought “'0 would hour
be able to offer thom- 11‘:
piece dinner sets for 85.“:vaguin.
We, howm'or, arc in n~ccipt of a
lot, consisting of 1’: sets. They
will he the last Wu can get so as
to be able to sell at this prior, so
get them while you can, as this
is positively your last oppor-
tunity. Note the price. Sun
for a 112 piece set.
Take notice. We do not hang
ushcct on our window witha
few special prices to invcigle
customers in our storcund over-
charge them after we get them
in. We do, however. meet and
beat all such tricks as this; we
find that gmid legitimate news.
paper mirertisements pay, for
by that way we giro the public
at large the full benefit of all
reductions.
Boston Store
83 Ulilllllil’lll ST. 83
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Adlai ll
mmirg‘w‘r'lu
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AV lit name.
won a. m x.
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ballerina; train, 5!.
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4 in», ”new
no is. ..
unuuusrit. WM. m urn-um
”limits. :5. Denier in All Hilda
‘KWOOD. 1.. Washington ‘ '
tine meat», fish. oysters. (:1:me
Harness, (mammal. audit-inn,
prime meats. poultry. etc.
cash prices.
ismru's wasnrscroxmxrr "
“Epsom “5.x. mantis, poultry for “1531'
must“. P. 12 Join it. clinic-
poultry, fish. vmnhlqzlo. , ‘
wanna name a "mo um
RANDALL'S Ml . ‘
rough or workm%o%.mmfiww III ‘ '
in tumors Aim 3mm -, . ‘
s2 10L? BEN Y.
kinds trillions ma 1::va Int-ma 1" ,
smru. WILLIAM a. saw ' l
hing promptly attended tom“. 3 u.
MARBLE m cum .
HQTES. l’iW. “(emu N. g
r o ' t work. W
almféilirkudniu kind: . . ~ ‘ "
man's ou‘l'lfl'l'rm '
cmmmm BROS.
Main at. so: amid-$33: WV I“gent“
FRANCE} .9: 150. 5) “'uhl .
ham, kaitlcmt‘n'fl furnishinn‘giitul'llsklnhx h.
MERCHANT '1'an '
st’sowsxi, s. a; \Vflll t .
gunman-mi: the latest stflyleynlwnnA m
Km‘lilfit. i”. it So. Mai . this tall-
oring n rpminlty. mpzfifl‘figc. ‘
MIMI.
town's. a. .u. 12 in: . inan-
inuteltiul used it dwell-1% 8' x '_"
b
FITCH. AGXE—‘fi 31' ,u D
"Old ntatea Icing!” 152;? n. N ' ‘
MUSIC mom
GIBHDS, ALEX 8. 2'! 3! twin .Plnne
organ and harmony. e I“ N l
(“3788 I'LAX'I'EBB AND I’m
ll! WT, \‘l'. H. & HON. 1‘34an? It. 8.
K. m
of Raymond.» Planters, exporters ' "
sale dealers in native oysters. Ind —
Pin»
REED & iii )lfrZMAX, lzlt Water “.83.
”ten. -‘
weir El. . W31.
ehluixryil’inde
i...
ters and shippers of Norwalk 0 . .
vsx NAME. J. 1.. «CO. P. mutual.
, PATTERNS AND HOD“ '
SURWALK nurses worms '
iffflm prop“ fllgerslde are 3.1!. House
. 2 bet '. ' '
a1; Ri‘fergnges: 51:33ng m u
I~lr7£xflil§ Dr. Hohnunau, (steaxg? I. ’
am. lfillfialflii John Tryou. (hot air); W
ll.>unth. mum); Grace Church. that
and many others.
PAINTEBS.
BRA_l.\'.-\RD, I". C. 7 Water st, N.
Paint. gold and silver signs a e
()s’l‘l'lilBASK GEO. If. 7 Water
and sign painter, taper hanger,
\ m“ ruo‘roelurnns.
.‘c i, 6.5. 75 “‘
o‘ualltyonly, and thfihi$mg S. N. Ono
I'IH‘SICIASB.
Burke. W. (7.. once found 47 fl'
:3. X. Hourslilo ill.lto8,7toll.
PIANO TUNER & REPAIR“.
HE:€IJIIE,C. F. Lu W night.“ I
dealer in piaucejrrgéalrlistnaliexit mutants.“
l’l..tTI.\'G~GHI.D, §ILYERAND Mm
ml 'l‘ll Vi litWAl.K PLATING C0. 40W
—:. .v‘l. marl-hf eliw'lrnplnilngdone,
uml rrrmxshmruf all kinds of me No.
RILll. ESTATE sum
'3'. J .tt'UB 3f. Washington at. next P1)
Pruitt-rt) for salr, houses to “Did” “1'
W4 MDWA Rf) PLANO.) st .hou- '
run: will building lots (0%.ax ”
ltE‘l‘l'ABBAS'IS.
'YXillIl-I. F. F. hRallmadPlace ' Hub
is! all ltulif'fi. Strictly um chési'nke’nry tb-
3W1. Ii few table inhalers taken. ’
L,\ SE" ill-li’U’l' RESTAURANT. S. N.
1'.) it.» best. prices the lowest. Oman
56110013.
HAHN!" .hlls's INSTITL
”whim; ' Iltluy M'liml. 1" tom mull...
Ellis. MEAD SM‘HOOL for Sills and m
hours. lilibldmx. Fall uneven-Oct. L
unonrussu nan nrbmmdt
L.kl'l)l€lf.'§ BLOCK, 5. 8. C. F.
Day and evening sessions. Send for
5111:!” ENGINES AND runs.
Minnow-mus work's COMPA. .n.
Mill's-W
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Water 21.5. N. near "All!!!“
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:6. .\. Pans. til; ketsfinfmmomordulm ”mo
$1033 ”KAI-m
i‘l‘leillSJUilx ii. it W ’ '
m. it. lime. cement, m‘ifimm.*u .h
Mourns, Juli)? it. 8: Venue,
Alon layer of concrete it" I" I i. ’
srorrzs. narrows no nun-n.
BET! ‘lll'hl, LANDON, fl ‘ "
flap Silih‘i‘a and writer hmmfllgbrfifl
['1 “WELL. J. W. :3 Washington ans. )3.
M “ TRUCKING.
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With every 5pufifnllmf muddle“ ..
i klinli or In: Milan
‘mflw’ , or build up ,
Petite-i nun-n
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a! 2’.» Margit) m. I" “I!
helellnapliaci
Bridgeport. 095m.
flick-ruminant Mamie ‘héa
neruieni.
Jacobi“. Lam .- 13;: j
inn hunt. and
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mum.» ti new
Allpon nof Imps '
t . hm
m“ imihihneiuihiln.
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will: all their
treatment, on
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