' new; Statement Denounced
“as a Tissue of Lies.
mmmumorsnmm.
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‘ In. Ilalal. Jr.. Will Answer the doesn-
t
any at State's charges la llarpwn I)»
”Mar Daery‘s roams
‘ .mMgaa's embryos-ii.
lluw You, larch l.—lirs. Neviane
mother at larle Nevin-Jilin, who re-
c-tly semedadivnrcsironi-lamss 0.
was." seen in Marshes to the
ltstenssntsentout by Secretary Blaine, in
whflhllucsodedtoanswerthe remarks
nadsbythefiouth Dakota judgewhenbe
grantedthedivcree.
In. Nevins said: “Secretary Elaine's
atatemeatisatiuneoiliesiromendtoend
laid my dangbterwill W” thattotbe
worldbeiorewe are thronghwlthlt. iii:
stay at outintervlewwitb Mrs. Blaineis
hrgsiynisnniactnrsd out oi whole cloth.
.lwilltell you exactlywhat tcdhplace. l
accompanied my daughter to the house.
nonmandthechildwenwithns. We
wereshowninto the druwingroom. llrs.
Milne came in. We all bowed andpro-
asdsdatoncetobosiness. llarieashedto
as her husband Mrs. Blaine said she
omhlmtseebim. Shun insisted upon the
nurseleavingtheroom Sbessidshewonld
not dhcuss the nutter heiore a servant.
'nlennrss and little Jim went to the
Nelsen We continued to talk matters
overturned-crime. All three oi no were
periectlycool.
. In. Blaine Accused oi Brutality.
“In. Blaine said, whenlinrie spoke at
going away again, ‘Well, you can leave
yourbaby here iiyouwant to’ lillsrie
had been some poor outcast whom Jim
Nsinehadbetrayedlrs.msine could not
baveapohen in a more brutal manner. I
Quieupicrlarie. “Theyhsve bothdone
wrung, ”Blaine, in marrying without
uroonssat.’ Amonient or two laterabe
turmdtoltydanghterand said in an ex-
hunebslgniilcantsortdway, ‘Well, your
marriage was all wrong anyway, larle.’
'l'hanlprotated. Infilaineinmediately
Mun. ShealilUtioamedalthe
’ rangabelland s servent ap
psuedwithsurpnsxg" spesdliithnd
_been tservantl onldeertainlyhare
Caused oi eavadropping. “Show these
perm out,‘ chd Ira. Blaine. and then
sh ‘and watch them.’
“We out and called the nurse and
so
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little Jim. At the door cl the carriage the
man, wbo‘wucryingout or sympathy ior
lash-id: ‘lra Blaine, your a goose to
goawaylihe this. You’rehiswil’e. Go
rightuptohiruoln. Noonehnarhzht to
sbpyou.’ lsn'ewenthackintethe house.
Ifiyedlnthe carriage. Then itwssth‘
theses-stock place."
father Dneey'a Position.
into Rev. Thomas J. Dncey, motor oi St.
Km Catholic chu‘ch, whom Secretary
“no in his statement criticises for having
married Janice G. Rhine, Jr, and Marie.
lavish, aid:
“Ir. Blaine says i transgreseed my priest-
lydltiuin 'nghisson. What 1 did
ldld with the knowledge and approval oi
Archithop Cori-igan. The deputation
mom son told rue he was twenty-one
old. Bowwasltohnowthathewas
"said Mgr.chonnell,
“thatrsthsbuceytries to shield himsell
arehbhhop in the matter.
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THE NEWS OF ALBANY.
‘ Bill I- thombAmmM
l’wnally.
\fimlf, larch l.—-lu the mats Ir.
cloud a mutilate iorhblfll
allowing the trustees at analogs to enlarge
the old town hall [or convention purposes.
'fle substitute allows the building oi a new
‘ byacolnmi-iena‘ppointed bythegov-
srnor. The substitute ”and.
Ellis passed—Ir. Stranahan, amplit-
hig ”Imus ior indebtedness incurred”?
New Inshcity. providedltisbept open on
Sunday rm.
years.
Inthe nssemblyaveto message camels
over the desk morning without the gov-
ernor’s approval the bill authorising the
transcription oi certain records in the oflce
of the county clerk of Seneca county on the
mm d that itisunueceseary speclsl’ legit»
on.
Petitionssigned by over 200 residents and
property owners on Piith avenue, New
York city, in favor oiabill iora nilrcadou
thesvenne were circulated in the assem-
bly. Amongthe names were In. .Paran
Stevens, Albert Webber, S. P. Avery,
Chickaingl So”. the Hellman and the
Burnharn estates.
A number oi bills were intrudumd, mg
theorem by Mr.Riley, daing tare our-il-
rouds mgsnizalin other states nnddoing
businessin this state at two centsnrnilo
Then a fire down the street caused so much
commotion on the floor that the membly
adjourned.
Ryan Backed Oat.
New Oman, larch L-llsli an hour
before the men were due in the ring it was
announced that the light between Ryan and
Needhssn would be postponed, Ryan being
ill. Rynn backed out on s physician‘s cent
date, which stated that he w. not it to
light. He was, however, seen on the streets
aubonrbeiorethe anmnnced timeoi the
fight. This is the second timetbatllyan
has pleaded illness let not fighting. The
viitingeportnarewildathisaction. Need-
haln announcesthathewillnerer give Ryan
a chance to meet him again
Tu l-‘men to Death.
Sr.Jonss, N. R, March l.—'l‘wo bun
dredmen who were out seal huntingon
Satuniay were driven out to sea by a fierce
breeze. Today twenty-tour oi themlandsd
at Heart's Delight exhaustedand ircaeu.
Seven were landed at Shoal harbor, badly
iroaen. Thelatestreportbthat teuolthe
men were found frosen to death and that
thirteen are still missing. There is lulclnd
excitement throughout the country over
the calamity.
, A Paper Changes Owners.
BALTIIOBI, March l.—The Manniactnr-
ers' Record, oi th‘n dty, hsschanged bands.
The purchasers are Mr. Walter ii. Page,
editcroi The Forum: Mr. Edward M. Mn
born. of Philnilvlphia. nnd Mr. Thomas P.
(trusty. oi Baltimore.
Reciprocity with ham.
Poms. larch L—Ir. Whitelew Reid. the
American minister, and I. Jules Roche,
Inhibitor oi commerce, arrived at a di-llnite
agreement ior the establishnent oi u cull-
mercial treaty between France and the
United States.
To Beorgaalse the Seas ol Vulcan.
annuso, larch l.—-The puddlers and
Mlersoi the Ohio valley to the extent ct
1W men threaten to leave the Amalga-
- mated A-ociationoi Iron and Stul Work
on and reorganize the Son oi anan.
leek sentenced to Be flanged.
Barnum, Pay, larch l.~—Judge Al-
hright tell-ed a new trial and sentenced
WilliamKseh,oonvicted oi the murder oi
Imam! Mrs. William Nipsch, at lronton
tut November, to be hanged
A Singular Luella-t.
BIND Brno, N. hi, lard l.-—A carpenter
waseanght by the mail bag catcher oi
trainwhich passsshere, was hurled head
long to the ground and received injurier
which may prove intal.
finals-al- Wants War.
8“ Salvation, larch l.-—The political
horison is very dark. War dcnds are
gathering on the frontier. Guatemala
seembsntuponinvadlng fialvsdor.
Didn't use ll. to the Law.
Boston Inch l.-—lnsarascs Conrnb
slonerlerrillhasmohedthelleenssctthe
Brithh Anisrlmn Assurance company he
negleettocurnptywithtblaw.
Mating in Indianapolis.
lsnussrous. larch l.—~'l‘be
be cre‘in‘l thieciiy eud,"it l a
phere,rwebuvc yam limo .
Just as much ostenishiuenl to those whom: in the business; [-
as to those who are‘outof ,i.‘. 'They’ don’t understand how
we can afl‘ord to sell a first" rate pair of trousers at a third, ' .
rate price. Well; we are doing '
and look at the trousers and the pficcu—both will astonish
hits n m
«of include? lGel’la
lilies been a source of , ‘
it; it you doubt it, come
TELEGRAWID IREVITIEI.
Araldwasrnsdeuponthendss sadness-
in them st (lulu-er used by the
reserve unused all thsaruswue
stolen. doubtless by the Venison , ‘
Rowland 0 Lush was arraignedat
Warrington, hamburger! on his own
confession with having munleri-d William
. PamstAndoverJinnts, thinyyearssgo.
TbeFunehcommercisl expedition under
theeomuland of I. llnsen. which was at-
tain In; to reach Lake Tchad,iuAirtca.
has led in its nndertuking.
‘While James Whltcomb Riley was giving
‘arsadiugatthearandOpu-nllonse. Kansas
City. in. Amanda I”. We». at le—
Clnrs, dined him as her son, who ran
flinnie Schmidt, the keeperot a "speak
easy" near Claysville. South Viueland, N. 5..
was shot and iatally injured by William
Geode.
The New Jersey state Republican corn-
llittoe hm appointed John Ulrich, oi Plain-
Ield, to organize Republican clubs in every
township, village and city oi the state.
The parsonage oi the George’s M
church, at New Brunswick. N. J.. wasen-
tered by thieves. Pastor Wilson was mar-
ried a week ago. Seven hundred dollars oi
his money was taken and ‘2',“ worth of
jowelry belonging to his wife.
The Ward buildings. as), ‘20: and 1m
larhel street, Newark. were destroyed by
In this afternoon. ‘
Ilill Will Visit Jackson.
Jacnos,,M'u.. larch I.~8enator D. 3.
Kill telegraphed to Governor Stone iron:
Washingtonss follows: "impossible to ac,
ceptinvitatlon ioruearlydatasslarchh,
butiithelagialaturewill be in session on
larch l5, will hepleased waocept iorthat
date. Please ascertain the situation and ad-
viu the at your earliest convenience." The
legidature immediately accepted the amend—
ment. Senator Hill Will receive an oration
when he vastta the capital
4....
Na lug-a at Dr. Crawl-rd.
Nraca. hi. Y.. larch L—Thedrsggmg or
Bochhnd late iorthebodyoi Dr. L‘rawiord,
the dentist. who dhappeared so strangely
iron his borne in itseerstrnw a week ago,
about ended the systematic search (or the
ni-iaglnan Thedrsggmgoi thelakewss
careiully and thoroughly done, but the work
was iruitless
llorlln ls Quiet.
Blasts. March l.-There bu been no re-
newal oi rioting. Twenty-live persons who
were admitted to the hospitals dune; the
riots remainundertreatrneut Use lad is
dying ci a iractnre oi the shnli. Bnrgo
luster Forckenbech is organising measures
ior the rebel oi the unemployed
Commissioner Whit-an Reslgua.
Bamssuan, larch L—Esecuuve Cour
Dunner Whitman. oi the World’s iatr
mmmxxoun, has tendered his resignation.
wtml: :w oar-ts accepted at the next week
mg m the Fransvn‘num World‘s Luz M.
.t Ilnll Team tor Syracuse.
:rusi-cst. N. Y.. larch l.——Tho Eastern
Baeellullmm'saticn will run a team here
"Ir coining min. Star purl: will be
leased sud Jay Pant: will probably be en
gaged as manager and lint baseman.
Gould Down South.
New Your. limb l.——sz Gould. How-
ard Gould. iii-i Helen “cold and Dr. Muun
ion on lir Gould's private car Atalanta let
an extensive trip south Ir. «cold ap
peared weak and sick
Ime la Blind.
Brussr, '03.. larch l.——Ann fienrh. a
widow aged ninety. and worth 8100mm has
created a sensation by marrying Herbert C.
Peany. oi Amherst, aged thirtynis, an
itinerant paddles.
Honey and Operator Kissing.
Caooams. Ilium. larch 1,—Tbe North
on Pacific was robbed oi a tomorrow
pseasgs. 8.1!. Boston. the night operator,
ism‘asingandsnspicionpolntstohimasthe
guilty-tan.
lea Cutting “and.
Adams, In. larch l.—lce cutting has
been resumed on the Kennehec river. The
ice 3 now in excellent condition it is
reported a toll crop will be harvested.
lildltor Ilse-u Bead.
New Your. Much l-Joseph 1'. license,
utstaMcabbeditor oi the United Preu,
audwhtoranulnheroiyears he. figured
in the )onrnahstlc held, died hers.
Van Wyeh [or President.
Glass. larch I.-ilebresba Third party
nuance-venture agreed upon sx-Unltad
States senator Charles Van Wych lithe
president” eaaduste.
llblas Mass the Cardinal.
waatadnrehssesadtslnsladpui
. Thamwahndoasdbsr.
(latIisMIldraa'snraats.
Items. lush l.-A essay shes-shat
“love“ lilaihhiuarsfldrsaby
mum
lew-a'sI-allgaa.~ .
laws-a. larch l.—0ss ems hu-
“madmmudthsdlsssss
numbers.
W...-
newsman.
WWW tuba stormy isl-
! unseen.
‘ The little bond that links your Me to also
“'th and fragile: do you think ‘twill
And bear the changes oi the non log time.
When llie la dark and all in bit-nit and cold?
And do you think that. lmmiml by Mu.
WI can labs upour lives and lo»:- will
Or when. like the commit skies or spring.
Our lives are I'lnmlul us her sunny air.
And we know pain that summer could not
brl ‘
ng. ,
Will you not find ll all too hard to bear?
It’d when these worms and Writ! hours have
tried us.
Can we live on soan downer divide Is?
Then I! this little t'lullu. so "all and went
it [rambles when our lives are iniraud might.
Could dud A I'llll'tt and each unall that «wild
spunk.
Would it not any 'lwus irtghwd oi the night?
li ll muslin») end we mud humbly hour.
In pity for my \fihkiu'shlt break it now.
But liyou think that H mm hour the weight
0! fiery [fir-inn.- llwi rullw will not,
We can lube ln-nn owl boldly met the (on
Thai glvulmpunlmly oi joy and now
And be it summer [air or wintry Inn-nth".
We can be brow nuxl rim-l ull. low. together.
- lira hinrllouaxh.
THE ”GIRLS' POLY.“
lot-a of the Advantages at London's
Practical Was-hing tilris' Club.
Perhaps the mm! cumplcir and pram
sally admin! working; girls’ club that
has yet been organized in one that has been
provided through the urnsnaity ot a good
men and his devoted wile. It in in lonslon,
at. the Wm End. in langhnui place, just
beyond Rogent stmrt.mul aliasing the
well known langiuun bowl. it is com
snonly known» the "Girls’ Poly." to dis
linguish it iron: an institution with which
it is cluely nlllal. the Young Men's Poly
teebnie institute, which is universally
known among young people in landed in:
the ”le.” The more precise dune oi the
clnbin qumicn is the"Yonng Women's
institute."
The (was for lultltnto membership are
very sumll~eigzbtern pence per quarter. or
fire uhiiiingslilfélper year. The mall
lit-llllnr:.l is open in all its partaicv the
bench u! “it Will?“ from “'39 to l0
in the evenings The membership iee
gives free use oi sitting room. library.
renting and music rooms, gonna rooms
mallet) grounds and nudism other
advantages. and also entitles the iortnnsu-
young women to admit-don at low tuition
rates to an immense range oi claims and
enterusimnenu
The purely club lectures at the place are
highly prizul by the girls. ll iamsmnll
thing (or them to have a bright. cheerful
earnifishmenl that they with! as their
own, where they may resort in the even
lngnnnd in connection with which they
have em to nruuch that is diverting
aniline-structure. It is Mullet-n toeinpha
size the importance of such a prls'llrgu, to
any one whohnows how the average young
workiugmen and womenoi our great clues
are obliged to live.
in the nimhment mm the member
may procure he: cup oi ten and light
lunch, at it uh! decidedly lcsn than elv
where. And then- in run-mi in theraps
cious dining room on «stroll-mt andsub
mullet dinner. in couples. at sixpruce.
For imrpeuce, a very good but it. Mull
iul dinner may be bad by themoreeeomm
teal young women oi business; The-as priv
llegcn are. of course, limited tomembvrs.
The instituti- dining mans are vastly
more pleasant than the cheap restaurants
or lunchroonm to which the girls might
otherwise be compelled to resort. and the
loud at the instiiuieisincompuahly bet
ter in quality and cheaper in price
All the influence- oi the pioneers home»
like. wholuome and improving. There
seems tuber-unit nmlrrstanding among
the young women who meet lather-e agree
able qumwrsthnt they must Monti-air
best liehnriorflnust "live up to their blue
chine." so to speak-Albert Shaw in
Scribner’a
Girls In lsry (loads Item
"I've made a close study at the working
girl." said the mperiatendcnt at m of the
biggest oi the momnwtb dry goods stores
on Fulton urn-t, "and know her, asaelm
to be honorable and sell respecting. She
“WW-BMW"!!! as she is prw
dentand saving often has n Inn-lest bani
account Of course my uperleneatloeami
go beyond the class at girls employed is
dry goods sures. I have been in a numlm
oi dtleslnthesouthandweatsadantus
lion to judge oi the moral and late!
nal stainsoi the ssleswumsa asshe has
a to me. The chief characteristic
l harenotieed In the Bumblya girl b be:
independence, not the truism which
heeontescflsusivs and unharahls, but the
avidenesoirnalestworthandrs-psetwbleh
parvadu anything she dosa liar do
areaaor ls umbtrusivs, yet by no means
shrinking. and the answers your martian
iranlily and wlthout hesitation
"in point oi dress the limhlyn salsa
woman is byiarthe unprinted her New
York ulster. She is always neat and clean,
not so much so from sore-My assholes.
no I approve of culturally h dust!
rimmrhhsmmm
figure m
at their Ire-salad. m
ran.
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"an no in: 4.
Thea-Nectar, 8 o’clock Break—
fast Coflee, A.&P. Baking Pow.
der and A. &P. Condensed Milk.
“sum"
FREE DELIVERY.
Breatlll’leallo.
ll Isle Street, Israeli, Bess.
Read This!
Bv schemes. estimates and r sachets
mu 1"th ind all of the: people fill. thetim.
“ltd untu- sil the [RUM All of lb. “-0. “I I.
can’t tool all the people all the lint. All {or
dwntml Polka in the l'umneeticnt General
lJie Insurance “on y is what the
will have after they
isg ans-hem or cheap insurance. (.‘henp in.
"Ingrid; like cheap money; it ain't worth
DEC .
If you want prunes-aims for your iamtl , or
yonmliin ease oi old age, J a plain dc nits
mile on theendowml p s in the (honed—
lord kneralLirelusuraacu'orspauymiilart.
s. S. L’Hommedleu
AgentJll Washington in. Math Kuwait
Islets an every-day (novella-ore of an
Mill: luxury. Wit and uhvlwmlg.
Muted with unspoken (are. legzlidi
awardatslli’urei‘oodlismui End!
kegs nukes two large; «. Mold
~snd insist on hiring the
NONE SUCH bran!
WLESOULE.S:/rrv“" ‘w' Y
vs but. {fluid him:
* You i
who manly."
7'
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WASHINGTON!
Sumo? Torus To Tun
NATIflNAl BAPITAI.
Usnu Tris MIDAHN Posnnoran firms
1 n
rtuusumil‘nuuui.
February 18, March 17. A il 7, 28, May
on: I” 892 I"
Ekcurelon Tickets
timid enl onspecial train, will be sold iron)
’ New Y rit t
$15.50
ROUND TRIP.
$l LOO
.d‘ll‘.':.iilisll.ili‘.".°"‘ emcee
eludes railway iare amt rm-aln ensvnle in both
direction», betel accumulations in Washinfi:
ion at the Arlin m. Norinnnrtle. Ebbltl. WI -
lard's.or tti oust irnm su ran ’l'bnnr
day!» lune on interior. Ml. ineln ivs.
Tm- Ill.” rate does not include meals en-
routs. but rovers all the other leaturesod the
tour. rh'EClAl. TRAIN will leave Sew .York
at ll a. m . on the dates show mentionul.
Tourist agent nod chaperv'u will u-oumlpan
each port . For lllni‘ffll‘lul, tickets an in l
luxuriant on addrm Tourist Agent 'l’ennnyl-
ranta Railroad. ow Broadway , Sew l nrk.
CHAS. E. i’i'till. J. ll, W000
lielwrnl Manager llrnernl PMs. Ate—m.
(ii 3m
Painless Dentist!!!
New Method.
80. Nlllillllll alum PiBlflRS.
Over the PM: (idles.
Teeth Filled and Extracted illtlr
out Pain.
Teeth Extracted
rmn summi'wumm Wm
Annals-am Fillings.
Platinum "
1':-
5k
mm. 5 1
Cleaning and l'cmshing,
Artificial Teeth Vlithou
li'BOWN AND liltilnil! V
He! . of Teeth 1min
Biol” SET on red rubber.
So better made. no matter how II
All Work Guaranteed to h
Opt-n evening. 2; utommmlatet
vlur or the dos. Dr. F. W. DA.
JOHN F. M
Sanitary ionic
STEIN and [its F
.Ifllilllli l SPECIA
'lliaving taken the lummrnr n
. Ill! Washington street. Sm
tilted it tor
lurmn
Plll MBI
lrnw Hulls sozictt a share oi pl
age. i trier to pl‘nnhhtug l have‘
”mtflm at “up we:
«R Co All work will have It; I
«vision. and will mum tly e
«lief-t lion mars" It so nu
The leading fish mark:
city is at
llllNT & ZElll
in Wismsrmm first
There you can always
freshest fish to be be
hundred barrels of ire.
fish, just caught. will be
Friday's trmle. Alsoai
i'iu'u & lit
at IIIIIIIITI! m
Nil Meeker!
Widen
law
Salim Plum
its Pressed?“
asp-claim;
min-sutu-
Nellirllssihg.
u .
. “hank“:
.L i
I , , c
on a l l
,
.; 5
must:
difficult!!!” " " ‘ _
oi good Tee. Here you may come and
get tho.- hest. She wssalovor oi good
Ten: else cur-1e. she bought. came again
end said: "I have hunted this town over
{or nice Temand in no place do Iget
such good Ten no at Dibble dc (kim-
stocli's, no matter what price I pay."
Now the priceoi om best Tennis just
501.11 pound, and we gather from this
remark tlmt the Indy must have pend
more for interior Tea. We never had
such good Teas in our store as now, and
the benutyoi it isycu can besure oi
getting the some sort ioralcng time,
as we have is good supply.
What a grand guild Japan Tee it is
that we have. The sweetest and strong-
est we ever sold—and we have handled
some good ones. The ladies say our
Black Tea 19 just lowly.
We are not so eliortreighted as to
ry and it»! anybody. There is no ac-
counting ior mute. We believe we order
n Full'l'iill’ article oi Ten and want the
public to try it.
amaunclmsmcx
'll’il’AtiiUX limos
‘fllllls NMBIIHBIM ti
‘HEDlOI-lfl
__ -s-
cl! Know “the
. m... on “you 'arrayed in on. or.
suite. It will take him y‘all his time to Wbar them out,“ a
. youvkncuf what that means for the family pocketbook, Th
’ will withétaud almost anything but ’the‘ sharp blades of
pair of shears and they won’t look battered after th
have been vigorously battered about the playground. :Y.
can get no suit that will become him better and what
equally, if . not more to the point, is this: Cheaper gm
have never been and never will be offered for sale. .
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