Willi noggin” sus
r
'Ollrl' Demands and Threats Ar:
Not Acceptable.
on mourn ion All)
i.
”Mint and l-pudout Attitude Ba
”07,.“ u ".10 Bon- luaplrod by the
lop- ‘Ihut to (la-- ol Hoetilitloa John
m '11! Back llor with Illa Guns
#831me. Oct. Oil—The department
dime bureooived a telegrnm from Min
Into! I‘m.- dated Santiago, Oct. as, it.
which he gives the following as the reply
of the Chilton government to the presi
dast'ltelosram of Oct. 23 asking reparn
Mint the recent murder of American
callers In the streets of Valparaiso:
'ctalll'a Defiant Reply.
M d foreign affairs replies that the
t of the United States formula“:
da and advance: threats that. without
Wot-t back with acrimony, are not accept
alt nor could they be accepted in the present
can or in any other of like nature. He does
. “doubt the sincerity, reetitude orupertneev
‘ of inveatkatbn on board the Baltimore, but
will recognize only the jurisdiotion and authori
ty l1 his own country to judge and punish the
guilty in Chilton territory.
Kenyatta: administrative and judicial au
aneheoe investigating the attain that
W investigation under Chilton law it
maudthalimolsnot yetarrivedtomuke
. howutberuult: when that timedoea arrive
bowl“ communicate result, although he does
mm any other authority competent
“Mp minim-lenses than that eatahliahed
bytbechillan people. Until the time arrive:
bdficfinothe mutt of investigation he cannot
all-it that thsdiaordera in Valparaiso or the
“of Iisdepurtruout ahould npponr to; on
of unfrienulinese toward the govern
Deli of tho United States, which might put in
M the friendly relations between the two
countries.
What Our Demon-ls Were.
Thoinstructions sent. Minister Egan by
Acting Secretary “’bnrton, of the shite
department, on the Zld inst, in connectmn
with the Valparaiso affrny, direct llr,
Inn's attention to the fact that the htllll'll
of officers selected by Captain Schley, oi
thallnited States warship Baltimore, to
Investigate the atluir, report that the
Anglia-u sailors were unarmed and gave
no provocation; that the assaults upon
themwere by armed men, greatly lnpe
riot in numbers, and as the United States
concluded, animated in their bloody work
by hoatlllty to there men as sailors of the
United States. Mr. Egan was also direct
I! to notice that the character of some of
the wounda indicuted that the public po
”worms ofth‘em took part in the at-
tuk, Ind that other American sailors
were without any apparent fault. arrested
and for name time held by the authorities.
Hr. Wharton complained that no expres—
sion of regret or o! a purpose to make
searching inquiry with a view to the in.
dilution of proper proceedings for the
punishment m the guilty parties had been
m to the United States. Mr. Egon
w. instructed to inquire whether then-
ware any quail! ‘ng facts in the poses.»
aioo of the C ilinn government or any
explanation to be offered. "if the facts
are as reported by Captain Schley," con-
cludu Mr. Wharton's dispatch, "this gov-
ernment cannot doubt that the govern-
ment of Chili will offer prompt and full
ruparation."
The course urged by the more moderate
members of the cabinet is to take no de-
delve action until the permanent govem-
mint, which has just been chosen in Chili,
take- tha plane of the present provisional
gamma», and that Chili should he al-'
lowed a reasonable time to .nvaatigate the
bloody work in the itreete of Valparaiso
andtender reparation for it. About. the
that the new ministry of foreign of-
in Chili is fairly in working order it
will find a very emphatic demand from
the United States before it to furnish sub
Motion for one of the moat brutal and
cowardly attach ever made upon any
American repreaentativea abroad.
If the demand is not promptly met by a
billable apology, the punishment of the
criminals and an indemnity in money
Mean rentals will begin to concentrate
on the Cbilian ooaate, and every prop-rho
flunwiii be made for the bombardment
clValparalao. The prealdent and Secre-
Blslne are very much in earnest in
feeling that we ahould allow no trifling
in so serlena a matter.
‘I'Ilnks taxi-ad Will Help Then.
The Chlliana are counting, in cone of
trouble, upon the aupport. of (treat Britain
against the United Staten. They have no
t for title in any intimation from
British government, but base their
”upon the large English lntemta ln
fill and the relative sympathy the Bug-
hava abown to the popular party.
M are evidently counting upon more
“it rapport in their bravado, and it in
”which has led them to reply to Min.
us? [pan la a tone which one of the cab-
tevuiyuxamd up by laying. “inlet
manna that we may go to the devil."
ital-a and Tracy In the health-I.
In“ allow telegram wan drown-"rad
My no ca upon the p .
ht, who» once not fortteentary Tracy,
the trio bald a eonaultatioe about the
‘ t reply of Chill.
flaunt-vanes into! half an hour, the
I“! Blithe being the that to leave. the
rat-v: has, remained with the president
b“ while after Mr. Blaiue’a departure.
MIN the president went out
adrive.
It. film Will I“ ma.
live-Italy lit-lav will not talk about the
Wee-I nation. um" say nothing
”to. conform M- the executive
thin government in the
m. Secretarr’l‘my la equally no
“It ‘l‘bsvela untaay warmer:
‘ n to the probable out.
la almost an entire ab-
concerning the sum
try will mire to the reply of the
mini-lav of foreign adult! to film
molars ugly to Italy.
“secretory Blaineln mmv
Woftbeltallan government
“ M We adult baa been to
humminmaodvam
_ ‘ oftbsttllanpntutvv.bot
‘ reply til-lie Inn was but
than mire . H. nix purpoaeubo
merit of tl'h.I T c Melanin-boon unableu
‘ ton-um for mph a flap. The
.. h». v Iul' the part ten years her
unkind ltf all times by the moat
I'll‘t'JtlhIt: relations with the nxmtlvo depart
mum of rim. got‘urrmxeut. The regret athit
Ihltl'lllg is. vn‘mmxad when. in the pro-taunt ho
Ili‘i'mt, he in.“ liv-ort restful"!!! under I minappra
humiun or him.» by the unvurnmeutof ltaly
'l‘lw Earl!!! of hi» windowing his» diplomatic ”In
iinne with till government In thua given in hi!
note: The rtipttrutlmt tiemaudul by the gov»
moment of tilt! king. on [have the honor to in-
form you in our Interviews held during the pail
few clays. was (A! r-vnslatof the following pointer
l. The i’ulliriul umurnm-e by the federal govern
mamt that the guilty parties should be brought
to junk-o. :2. The "cognition, in principle.
that an indemnity in vino to the relative-of the
virtima.
Even if the national wuvornmont had the en
tire jnriolwrl..;i over the alleged murderers it
mold is it git u umuraamy tunny foreign power
that tlm should In: punished. The prmidouth
unable to owe how an 3' glwornmant muid hotly
give on Insurance of thiv t‘llumvter in advance
of a trial em! :1. vordirt of "guilty.“
it neuiu rm argument to prove that a Jury
could u it bu impartial if it were in any notice
or tu nny (bums: bound before the trial of the
normed by an maurunre which the president of
th.. l'uitmi 5min: hurl ventured to give to n
ful‘nl'glt pom-r. l bum repeatedly given to
Burnt: Fawn the ammun- that under the di-
rer-tiuu of the pnwidentnllthe hurts and incl:
dnutv mum-curd with the unhappy tmedy at
New Iii-loam on March it iaat should be most
thoroughly invostiutvtwi. l have also inform-rd
him that in u muttor of autrh gravity the gov.
ornnmnt of the: (‘nitod States would not permit
itwlf to be unduly hurried. nor will it mukt
answer to any demand until every fact own
tial to u rurruvt judgment shall have been fully
ascertained by legal authority. Theimpatienn
of the uggriuvml may be natural. but its indul
sense does not always eocure the moat nub
stuntial gustinx
‘ \l‘liat Chili Conplulua 0!.
The spir which has marked the course
of the Chiliuns toward this government
might be easily accounted for if all the
charges whirl: are brought. by them
against this country were true. These in-
dictments run us far back no the war be.
tween Chili ltllli Peru. It will be remem»
b‘l't'd that when that war ended with a
victory for (bill the latter nation demand
ed Kim. Il \v'n- indemnity in money,nnd
when this “"va not. forthcoming proceeded
to Elli? n large film? of Peruvian territory.
At [Illi point, the (Yhiltuns complain, the
United State-z uovrrnmeut interfered and
sent Maseru. W. Ii. 'l'rcsmt unll Walker
Blaine to South America in Peru's behalf.
'l‘heso gentlemen returned without no
complishit any definite results, but their
visit is again eillpllilnlud by the (‘hilinur
83 an mtfrérmlly act on the part of the
ruin-.1 Starr‘s
t lung-"4 Agninsf the! llultilllhn.
Coming tIOllll to more recent times, tht
(‘hiiinm have n number of charges It
make ltgilillil. the otlicers and men of the
lairinuur, which, although denied, have
no doubt bum; maliciously cirvuluted in
Chili for tin: purpose of fanning the boa
tility totiiu United States. The first. of
thv82~ is the ~tatemom that when the Con
ures-innnlist navy was searching for tor-
[trillion in tip.- lmrlior of Valparaiso at
IIlJIll, Tilt"! 1': 2v wairch light ofthe Balti-
mum wax upon their work, and
thus they um ruhrruted in their plans.
'l‘ni». ln‘ positively denied by this govern
lllclll. Another charge is that when the
insurgent army was landing on the con-it
juit previous to the battle which mulled
in the overthrow of Bulmncedn, Admiral
llrnwn stemmed the San Francisco down
to the place of landing and made a count
of the: insurgent forces, returned to Vul-
pumim and telegraphed this information
in lmlmucede, enabling the latter to hurry
hlrl army to the point where the inaur»
gent-i lmd secretly landed, and tempo
rnrily embarrmeed the enemy.
The ground for this charge is said to be
the publication of thin information in the
newspapers in Santiago on the morning
utter the landing and quoting Admiral
Brown in authority.
Sever Helped Balm-coda.
i: 1-. mid by this government in reply tc
this «image that it can be proven that Ad-
rmml ill-own never communicated with
llnlnmcedia it is acknowledged that the
mlnuml did null down the coast. and watch
the lumimg of the insurgent army, but at
thin smm- time it is known from private
letter» written to bill family in ludianu,
that Admiral llrown’a personal sympo-
tliim Were with the insurgents and he pre
dieiml in his mrmswndence their final
summit-t.
Another ground of complaint in the
eye» of the Chilinne amounts in their esti-
mation to n virtual blockade of all the In-
nnrgent ports along the (Philian cont. it
in ullegmi that u bulletin vu- diepiayed in
the vlmtnber of commerce in Phil-dolphin
warning all mercbunt veesels that it man
dungemue to enter the port of Iqulque.
the lmtnrgent capital, and that by moon
of this bulletin American chip-laden with
the provlnlona ao much needed by the in:
anrgenta remained away. Aa the docu-
ment has» never been laid before the gov
mam Ila existence is suspected to be:
myth. Equally baseless is the charge, too,
that. this government directed the pro-iv
dent of the Central and South American
Telegraph company in New York ton
atom \‘ulporatao to communication With
the outnlde world,and that the company
acceded to this demand under douse.
n. Iteta can.
There la only one more alienation which
the Chliiann put forth which is dsvarvlun
of attention, although it doea not exhanat
their liat. Tbia relatesto the hate. The
ltatn la a private veeaol, and the law db
tinetly vtam that till ablpe held for viola
tion of the neuttulily laws abali behold
under It bond double their value. The
lute ls confeaaedly worth renown, but the
United States accepted an appraiavtuaut
of only not» in order that the bond
might hemmed without amenity. All
monomer)“ made with the ornate of
the vessel by the United titans have been
acceded why the former with plan-tire,
but the Chlllanaou the other band hove
abowneodlepoattlon to aeevptaay friendly
overtures. No platter proof of thin could
breaded thin t“ Maillolthi Chili“
government to auras to the propulsion
that the lute he released upon permit
of m and that the criminal proceeding
bl mtlnfizflawndonlod. lly refuting;
accept t W I WWI
China» government has prolonged and lo
unaided the irritation between the two
nations.
fie fortitu- at hallo.
meom, Oct. no.4» navy do
modngthearrtvalof the Yorktown“
mm strewn] atop atthiapovt
foveuslaadtban more“ tocbllhwtavv
share-mu W avveralwavh
M
out-an. Ilium will AMI.
bone, men,
New Y m
e
W S all ”i:
He Brings Action Against the
Pittsburg Post.
BAWYIYR Gill: Ill-CED WITH BRIBERY
Iva Pull-no Ann-m tin Winn-all ll..-
ntnr 0' Attempting to Iluy Ilia lull-
euro lsnd 'I‘luat ul’Jmlge Illelutrbnr. llil
Brnlhorbiuvuw, ln'tlnw liar-haw 0m
Prrvuuuno, Oct. $0.~—Sonntor M. s. Quay
has brought unit against the Plttflburs
Post, in genrrul, and Albert J. Barr and
Junie-i Mill», editors, for criminal libel,
buwd on editorials printed in that paper
charging Mr, Quay with receiving $3.87?
as his share of the profile of Burdeley’l
operation» in lstnte funds. The hearing
will tulle place tomorrow.
Senator Quny'e lawyer: will today enter
civil unit for libel ngalnnt the Pitubura
Post for #100,000 damages. Attorney
Thomas M. Marshall said: ”We are now
preparing papers to bring criminal and
civil suits for libel against every nowapa
per that publinlml the slander, and aloe
against Chairman Kerr, of the Democrntit
atnte umnmittce."
The umtrrial on which the charges wen
lililtll' against the annulm- wua sent out by
Chairman Kerr, it in Mid.
Ln I‘olt-vtta- Aromas Sawyer.
:inlJVAV" (m. 30.——-F.x-Congreumm.
Lu Fultrzn- 5 lilittlt‘ 3 statement over his
own slgnntnrd charging United State:
Sciiuror l’h.k~im Sawyer with attempted
» bribery in theout
of t he stutv
against err-Treat
urer linrshuw, to
collect interest on
state money. The
report has creator)
at profound sensor
lion. Sawyer hlld
plated in an inter-
, view that he had
' merely wanted I(
employ Lu Fol
lotto to loot or
documents at
)imlimu, and did
not know that he
mm Judge Swimrkur’s brotlierrin-law, be
fore whom the run- itgdiust "ngan war
income. in Follvtte my! flint. Sawyer'l
Biallv'mrnt is fulw. that he met Sawyer at
the {’Innkmtou House Sept. 17, um! LI
l'nllotle vlmn recites that Sawyer said It
him:
"i 3“de you to come here became l
mutt to talk with you about Siebeckel
and treamtry nnnu-rs linrn'nuw haa made
such a fuul n.’ mum” in the newspapers.
and liefiitlvs that, he tlplmd the appoint
lllPlIl ni.’ Siebevker ll'i judge. i don't know
Sir-l waker; Iluh't think i ever sow him in
my lif . but l mm! to know what kind of
n Iu-m luv l-."
L“. FILIIt’lD' HIV-‘6 hf' erIIrII: “You know
.lmlgt- Sielm-ker in my brotherlu-law.
llml he was formerly my luw partner. and
you :trvlikr‘l)’ to get a somewhat biased
opinion of bun from me."
Trim! In ltrlbo "Ill.
Lu Foilette continues: "Mr. Sawyer said;
‘I knew you would know all about Sit
barker. and i wanted to 50$ you about
him. 'l‘lwse cues are awful important"
min tin- ~tute,unul we cannot afford to
lo.»- tin-m. l: cusps mt“ lot.» of anxiety. I
don't mun. to hum.- tn puy [naming a large
sum of mom-y. whether human or more
lam not certain}. Now, i came down here
tomyuu alum». No one known I am tc
nm-t you here. i don't want to hire you
man nlttnrnoy in the rune. Le Follette, and
don‘t want you to go into court, but her!
in fifty dullnrv.
"l will give you till) more. or “.01). or
so) more and $1,000 [l mu uncertain which
be mild). when Stelwkt-r decides the one
right.‘ I will to him: 'Semator Sawyer,
you mu't know what you are anylng to
me. if you ntrm‘k me in the face you
would not insult me on you insult me
now.‘
SENATUH ESAWYEK
To “talk to a Judge.
"lie maid, 'Wnit, hold on.‘ I replied,
'No, you do not want to employ the u an
attorney; you want to hire me to tail. tr
the jmlgt- about your one on the bench.
lie said: '1 did not think you would takt
n retainer In the cute. i did not think you
wanted to go into the can an an attorney.
How much will you take I: a retainer!
l aoawuml. ‘You have not got money
enough, air, to employ me in an attorney
in yourcsm after what you have aatd ta
I
me.
“He rrpliwl: ‘\\'eII. peril-p. i don't no-
demand court rules, Anyway. let me
pay you for mining down here.‘ Iaald
'lt'ot. u dollar, rir.’ and immediately left
the room i-ltd not nub-allies: fseta pub
lic, believing that innocent defendant:
would antler without eauu. ltmtnedi
ately illntlmml jun what had taken pilot
to chm pummel friends, atat’lng that i be
llvvml ll. my duty to nwrt the matter it
the court batons the cane wan callsd for
trial. I nulemiuentl submitted a fut.
llIMlllMlt to Judge lebvotev a few day.
baton he announced bin determinant
not to try the em." ‘
savvy-v mules It.
Bauer melee an absolute denial of in
Pollette’a atovy. lie nys: "I met Mr. LI
l'ollme at the Plankton»: during tbs
state falr week and naked him it he would
take a retainer to tbs treavury eaten. Ht
replied that be was a brother-imbue of
Judge lllebeeltev. and that was the Int
knowledge that 1 bad tbatba wae in any
way or manner related to thaludge. al
though i knew he badbavnblapartuar.
lie uldthattnuvnueb u be wan Judge
Blebeeler'a bnnbeoln-law. that it be true
employed It: the canes an tmpmpvveou
stmetlou might be put open It, and that
under the eiteumstaneav he did actual
that he ought tempt a Intuitive.
"i did on» to main him before 1 km
tbatha was related to Judge mum
Aftevbetoldmahewud ‘ illsbsobav'l
broth-olnllatv aotlllu fun was laid
about the retainer or paying in: lap
money, erupt f and tabla tbla. ‘lrblvt
put yontutha trouble of matte; down
hm nod lmghtlfl pay you for email.
here} to until, 'lto, would not tenancy»
this; for that.‘ the tavvnlsg are ill
plain fact- in the an. I have the public
lozenge of llr. “raw. ram and
motive» for matte; mum-um
asatatloo of our mutation."
A. h. ram-v“- mm Annual.
if“ You, Oct Il.»Nn Harri“ A.
Palmer, ulteolelllatu it. Father.“
I. “a: a‘ “Without...“
bulletin II,
”mm. fibuvaallltamd a...
mu. More bar W
W! W
“1‘
m
.mmua.‘
: Sill'lll'fillll'."
Are you particular about. the matter of a perfoot fit? If
you are not, you certainly ought ”to be. . There is only one ‘
sort of fit; about a shit of clothes that duosu’t sit easily-mil;
is lit for nothing. If” it cramps youid Ono place,“ and hangs
too loosely in another, it should share the fate of every other
nuisance—‘——it ought to be abated. You cannot be too fas~
tidious for us. The more particular. you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention whichywe give to everything/
that contributes to a fqutIcsu clothing outfit.
)1
pp;
well as a perfect fit.
_ . . p , p ,
Do‘yon find any difliculty in finding a suit that suits you?
If you'do, what is the trouble? Whatever it is, we 'will take
the trouble to removepit. We sell no unsuitable suits; they
. are not in our line. We make it our business to hold" the
lead by keeping ahead in fit, material and price. WhateVer
else happens, you can make up your mind to one thing-—
thoro will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other re-
" spools we will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
l:.~p..'.'..v.. .. t. M .r, rm: ”emu-inun-
n Ilnimh-Iuhm.
Pun..~.m:.~:m. um. m- The his; Aead.
omym‘ Mum Wu. brim-civil to the door.
in»! night ;.. riv- mu'v'tlhu of minimum
to old in m- .lwt‘mn of George D. It»
(treaty m- elu trv-murer. ringer Retina!
Knight pri~a.llu,-d.:iiui limit! wtrru present
all the princlgml city otlivzinll.
About 100 of tin! mmt influential buli-
neeuim-n ut Piotr-tumble nerved a vice
prrmlwts. Ex-tinvertmr Braver, Illntrlct
Atmnwy tirulmni, (a‘enutul Daniel Halt-
iuggs, .lnwph L Coven and Hon. A. 6. Cut-
toll wen-the Ul’ltl-Irat of the ovening,and
that-rout "Willing: wound up with cheer.
for Mct'nmry and the whole Republican
ticket.
Cannon lion-lied liov Illll.
lint-A, X. Y,, Ur't. Sill—Governor Hill
was accorded n muvl enthusiastic reception
here lust owning. Booming cannon an-
nounced hi~ :trrivni. At the Opera house
Governor Hill receivrvi an ovation upon
being intramural by enlinyor Thomas E
Kinney, candidate for note senator from
thin dintrict. Among other things the
governor said:
"At Albany, \Vedneaday, Mr. Piatt’l
cumiidnto spoke, and lmlf his speech waa
devoted to arguments that national incu-
were not in order. He convinced nobody.
f only nintu isuuea are to be disco-ed,
why are twelve of the twentrthree planks
in the Republican: platform devoted to our
tlmml topiz-a,’ In the light. of last fall‘-
defem it is not strange that our opponenta
do not mun. to diecun national isaues.
What a apt-clack is prevented by Meson
l‘uwu, hither and lliswek going to New
York and ~penking on »imply the lance
of City government! Mr. hiiller, freah
from Europe, Knee to New York, where be
due: not live or pay tuna, and tries to tell
the peuple what kind of pavement they
shall luy there. 'l'hene carpet bag mam.
men from the rurnl districts had better
mind their own buslnesa. '1'le Repub
ileum, u lm make tin-tr money out of pro
lL‘tzft-tl ixulu‘trie», not soon no they not a lit-
tlu- money travel ubroml in style and then
come hero to tell you what a nmguiflcent
plflt‘l‘ it in. .\l'-IIt'i' tells use the pavement.
in inn-mimic New York are not no good
Its ll: l'urin, hut-Ion and llerlin. ldo not
run- about fill», but i can tell you the New
York pnveuwnts are beltrr than all the
highway in llerkimer umtnty.
The gun-mor also touched on the tariff
issue, sayin-v: "i am going to maketo
you twilight the ‘Iltlllt proposition “It the
gallon: liovvrnor Campbell made to Me
Klnley. "Le; every work..ig rnuu‘ who bu
bad lu-t “.ch-s mined under the McKinley
bill min for you and those who have not
vote fur me. umil will beat you by ”3&3
I lull our norm-ll to make the name ofler in
behalf of Mr. Flower.
"thir ranks :th'lml recruited from the
llllIIlumtlhfh but from the taller; it is
9.1m l-‘itvuvr h Wealthy. So Is Fumtt,
or his relatives ure. l'liey any Fault
want» in mil-incl the campaign seat the
CIH~v- m- m: Lin hm farther and mother
zi:.<5 all n: rriullw.‘ Without a bluah.
The} my 'r nm-r l'e.t Imuzlivr. etc, but I
know of nu nm- who has made halving [my
bullet-than Falwell.
l‘auatt to Ila-luau Man.
,\'r,w Yum-i. Oct. It-J’ully 5,000 persona
llirtldeii llu- Business Men's Republican
clu‘u minimum: at the (‘aruagie Mualc
ball but night. John Cladlu. the well
know it dry gominnorchuht. presided. Mr.
Faun-it our. law If! arriving, and neural
prominent lmninv“ men made brief ad-
drrm<. Din-int: one of the» apeechea the
name of June: ti. lilaine waa mentioned
Bmlrrentod u wild bunt at anthusiaam.
it was many minutes before quiet could
be restored
.\lv. t‘lnlliu wild: "The election of Flower
meam tho - Kir‘uiion of Tammany Hall
throughout the whole unto. You and l
arenble to work, if we will, to prevent that
rulalnrtuiw. {Amman-be.) Their work loot
to Sew York the World'nfntr. iApplauea.)
It in». out .‘.ir Pillt, or Mr. insect. or
any one :lm .,nr two men. but the apathy
of this r mnnunlty as compared with the
ennui-mun ml the Chicnxoana [Applauaal
Mr. l'umu, when he finally appeared,
remarkmltlmt he had made m apeeehu
lint-e tlw cmupalxn opened and be hoped
they were not all in vain. "We wautfiood
government," he continued. “if the good
men would only um timnaelvea we would
have it in whorl outer. Good government
alwayn uni-mm s para-mid aaenlleeou the
part of the governed. Now, the Im of
the onntpoign have given attood deal of
alarm to our irtvtidrmthe llemocrata. The
paramount lantle for on to cuneidar la the
condition of nlfuira at preaent prevailing
in the state. We have not made Tammany
Hall the lame. She herself has challenged
arguntent."
t'lovelavul and flower In Proust.
Slv You. (let. alum large and so-
tbu-imttr mrvtiuu of ilemoereta waa bold
in Chimerinu lull Int Malt under lb.
ample" of the ltminm Men‘a lhmocratte
club, limi’maitlvnt “level-ltd and lino
well l'. Flown-r were expected to deliver
aaldvvwa. but both lent interact m
Mr. Himhun and Mayor Grant alao seat
their regrets. fienatov Blackburn. Gel-
ml Sickle! and elbow apoh.
Mun law York “Colonial.”
Now You. (let. alwl'ollee Captain
Brown's poliremen. lo rslollo. dlanput.
able mom in Clinton plmmaptuml
thirty-tour primers and matched the
nurture of what is anppossultobaaeolo
nlaalion antler».
Martin to Output mm
laxurmrr. X. it. on. alumni-tn r.
flinch-u. "autocratic candidate for lien»
tenant novernov. addmami a torus an Inn
thuslaatic audience in thin etty laat night.
lie wan frequently interrupted by apple“
THE HARNOOBURO INVEI‘I'IOATION.
Murat. mango that the Mobile-Ia
An more. Delay.
limousine. Oct flu‘l‘be malt do»
«i magma. aim Judge (Waco-
elu illuminant on
hitting count-l for the Pblledalpbia -:
hint-- to am the name cubic-t.
Isa-tor Hall. Democrat, My latt-
Ilatcti that the purpoaa of the an“. in
allowing the argumentation-at for the
Philadelphia magistrate- to be ahead,
wan to prevent the attorney mat flea
sunning a the «lessee in the
can until at the m
Domed-u have
election out Tuesday
“informed tbatlttatbesaaaa
atetbatttltas an 3a
“ lbw lib-ti» 1* I'M
ONE WOIIO MORE!
To all who have not taken the advice expor-
iorwo lute tamfiht1 and fortified the eyelet]:
against turn-t .c gets. by taking
LOXATON I C
and are now suffering f ruin the mnmmorwuv.
we my,
STOP THAT OOOOH
immediately, with one bottle of
Yankee Lung Soother
after trying all other known remedies and
failed, you run at our-o turn to this with n rel”
Vanity of out-rm. it
DOES cunt cuucn
Don't puller tiny Inuit-r with hPttlliu‘Ilt', harm
ache or any other ind of when attending
umlurial po aiming, but drive it out of the or»
foul ntnnm- with one bottle of
month-arr: '
am“... .2:- "" STI LLSON’S
SPECIFIC ,
FDR
MALARIA,
u cure guaranteed or money refunded;
: I'WondoLIuL cracker.
“ BOSS ”
Llacli !il_l_ Biscuit
[POSS Mrs. Mead’s School
Boss Cracker? J
See that each
biscuit is stamped
[l-‘ull,
Girls and Young Ladies
L.
Spring Styles
HATS '
KN ALL GRADES AND COLORS OI"
miflandsms.8ilkflals
Boy'a Hats and Cape. Crush “ate for Men and
Eryn. Sutria Soft llates for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Particularlltentihnilaid to Fixing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
Iii-OPENS OOTOOEB i.
l’lllMAllY. lXTICIlMEIJIATE. .v\t‘.-\Ill-ZMIC
AND VOLLEIEE l’lliCl'AllA’l‘llllY
I ”-1 l'.\ [CT )l E NTS.
Pupil‘ :ulnlittrtl in “‘n-livnlr ' unit Vasfiarnn
til-'- t‘ertitimu- of ti»- l’rim‘ipaiI.
.\lr.-. Maud announces that an alnrmy and
unpleasant «lays tit‘nrrimtc will be in waiting
on the Pork rumor of l'mnklin nt 5:“ a. 111..
Mid at the Sch-ml ut 2:3) p. m.. to rnnvv-y
pupll~ up and down the hill mthuut v-xtm
(homo.
mun r. FllNN,
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GlSFITTER.
JOBOINO l- SPECIllTl.
.' liming taken the binomem umlu-rilm Lih.
runnllr “mhmgtun street. NtlliIi Nuruul'u.
umipuml it im-
animus
PlllMBlIIO
l tv-v-[m’tfully mlirit n hhere nf pnblir‘ patron.
age. I refer tn plumbimt l lune IInln' fur the
pus! heron )run. in thermplny of W. ll. .‘Tvv'k-
er a: t‘n. All u'nrk Vi ill hm e Ill) lulu-nun! mur
"\Mnn. and Mil Tn'pruulptl) rxwuml llltll
patinfm‘lluti guurunluwi. Hive lltratlrilbl. on!
Fill iIIO WINTER IIIllIIIEIII.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
Imprint-r uf It‘ltw )llllinvvy. Furtm-rly No. 3
Water street, lmw
II MAIN STREET . NOONIlK.
Trimnml IltIIlItIrr -. in" diam-m pntiurnn.
"Mn now rraniy. he inteet novel! e: from
abroad and rtletmtvo patterns from our own
Mmilnlrn. e
"an. Turban». To: um and Baum-la. F'Inr
out let ornament» fl vrnwn vmnnrta. bond
«amt», blrola semi buttrrtlir». thtrlrh and
law fulfil-re. Element linen! nnenllli velvet
all 3 mic» and mlon.
llavln made arrangements will: one nf tho-
- leading mum of lmulun. hut. in nupply us
with footh- (liver! from Part» and h-mlun. thins
onabi m: m to 'llfliI'Ill our “minute” with llu-
mat corms! style» at price» to suit all.
OERSIIOM RAYMONO
IS WITH MIN STREET,
iDllillLl‘B BLOCK). SOUTH .‘o'tlitWALK.
v.
p»..
t
. - nu ix.” . ‘2‘
lit-ulnar In
I‘. 5. Patent 0.0.,
t
‘ ls'ltl to 1333.
Others. 4:24? Main Street,
IBIDGRPGB'I'. COIN.
DOUGH ER'I'V’S
W0
«7/4: 5:4’5-3' t
< .54
b DIMJltt or
Q FISH. (ILAMS, OYSTEW, l‘ilUl'l‘s
what-nun»... I'tvomlaam iervm- \‘fllh1.\lth.S, puffing, puma.
«me: You al 3
talus I out ample mu
cum. Mlle. .
libwn aflattu.
I. l
renown
ll." Meekertlo.
Sanitary Plumbing
luv Pressure Stun Healing
a specialty.
m in anterior out.
Ital Ilr Heating. lame and lint-
lu cm.
W to: all the Mum Born wraith-m
Florida Boiler
Wilhelmina.
“Wivtbvbtflmuabm
' CHEESE. Lilli). SHOULDBRH
BOLOGNA AND CANNED
mo 3m GOODS
Nev: tori Omani that: cheap
for Oath.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
W
PAY MENTSS”
ONEOOllAIl WEEKLY
NITOIIES, .OIIAIIIS, ONIONS,
NiNTEEOlOOIISiIIOIiNOIIOS.
TIBOO, JOHNSON & COMPANY!
2|9Montague St..ilityllall8quare,
Brooklyn, it. Y.
Tint-e for our mull-t «leliwrnl in South Nur-
walk lmu- triwn ur-lwrul withintfibil. lull our
motlwd of put nil-m in highly uppruiutwl
Full inforniuliun run in» luul of ulll’ ugrm,
GUSTAV PITZER,
ill it.“ LllOAIl PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK OONII.:?":.
logant
‘1
(‘l rowrv
lItll‘Ht‘H,
m HUIII by this os-
Faunilv
All Hurst
tablishmt-ut an» wurruutwi.
M. H. PARSONS,
PRICES LOW.
lIUl‘h‘l‘i-l, Formers‘ Horses, in fut-t, Anything in tho lim'so
Lino.
Roadsters, Heavy 'I‘rut-k l‘Im‘sm-x.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting IIorHeh‘, Paving I‘inrsc-s. 1’in Coach T'Itlt‘h‘l‘fi. l
OIIILOREN m AOOLTS
Suffering with Dysvntury. Diar-
rhu'n. ('hoivru )Iorbus, Flutulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
llnwvls. are speedily cured by
HALE‘S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to tukonnd pvrfuctly hannirss.
to fail if used
according to directions.
onus [WE am.
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
J'lun. Hump-limb Healthful. at
Never known
v. V!
as .,
Hill in out or sum.
H AZ E LTO N
Anni
Cross Creek
COAL.
WOOD.
Baled law and Straw
(lllllli lIIO FEEO.
Brookslde Stock Farmd‘l
Hickory, Oat, thin anti Blestnut
L HDEGKER
79 Washington Street 80. Korwalk.
Dealer in
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
.3 ' bite Lead,
UIIfi, Glass,
Coach Colors and Varnishee,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 82.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $23.01) 21 Gallon.
Painting,
Paper-l longing,
Caicimining.
79’ Washington Street.
Dorion Point,
(entrants POINT)
SOI'TH NORTNA LK.
NOW OPEN.
BOATING, Btuugiun ”sums.
Shore Dinners aSpecialty.
in?” .lvumgo will rpnnwt at South Norwnlk
Willi {nuns on the .\rw York and Sew Haven
railroad.
CONN.
slrf
There is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine-l that has
liinlo-nml Woman‘s labor as
much as Dobbius‘ Elm-trio Soup,
Constantly sold. since Milt. Now,
why rub and lull, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wasllduy. when this perfect- soap
is l)Tt'l\'Itlt_’(I, to lighten your In-
bur. and saw» your i'iothes? It
you have ever used it, in the :22
yours wv haw made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
it. ask your grocer for it now.
READ THIS It is not the- selling
ing all a knowledge of
of lk‘ybbius' Electric as in four bars of
us murh work as any ntIu-r. Its Not in
l. l- t‘muis & to,
And denier In
purest, and most economical
Bc- sun- :uul got tho genuine,
price alum, that mmt
TWICE thu- value uf :in article.
any other 30le made, zuxd it will, if “311!
but u wry slight advance on that of in-
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Will PIPER INO BONOEIIS.
soap made. If ynultuvon't tried
with our name: on the.» wrapper.
In- l’tlflrllIr'I'E'lI. It] le'l'll"
There is {its much rml pure soap in at bar
:u-mniing to dII’I‘CtIOIL'i, do four time]
feriur soap. [mist upon Dubbim' Elm-trio
Paper Hanger, Oalclmlnei, Painter
til North .‘luin stmt. N) Norivnik.
Snmplu banks of full line lures! et‘lea
Pawn, Burlit‘l’.‘ and tillt Mouldings in an
Ilfluv'u lni' lit-ln‘f‘llnll. on iltillrt- by postal.
int'l') I'lrilmnferi rheorlullv given.
0. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Fur-Inked.
Tum prepared to donil kinds of work by th-
In-M of workmenJiy the tin) or t'ltllll‘u‘i,flb
illl‘. IltWt'll prion And It! ellurt police. 1
.‘l’l'AlllS AND MAN'I'I.E WORK I
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
SHOP IT nu viii IlliEll. or.
NBA“ TIIY. DET’WI‘.
iyfi Ilm
{lab I, am» a I.» W. I. In file-a.
La: .:'.::r.,: :r: urn-hm:
m It I l r I.
" Jilin? no’ls‘ns’r'rrt vax
NEW STORE.
l hove moved my bovine-i to
and have now a full line of
H EATERfi.
RANGES.
STOVESa
AIJIO
TIN” WARE
of all kinda
mummfimim.
~ mummstmn "
T. S. OONilOSON.
~ south Norwalk. *5
Raymondlrolhers “L
93! NISIIIIOTOI STREET 93
.IOIII SONIIIO
Maugham MI-
W, i. W”. WW;
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