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rmomm' BY Tin: mun RIVER.
House: Swept Away, Scorn; or l'flflple
Drowned. and 8,000 )lnilv Honiolem by
n Sudden Knoll o! Wagon—Million-
Wlll Not Cater the Lou.
Sioux Cm, 1a., May lit—A great flood
illsfister has overtaken Sioux l ‘ity. A great
wave came down the Floyd river, which
flows through the center of the city. In a
» few minutes the water had risen above the
first floors, and several thousand people
fled in terror to the higher ground. The
water rose lour feet in an hour and a hull:
Probably oumthird o! the inhabitants of
the city live on the low ground which is
orerflowed. So rapid was the rise of the
title that great numbers were unable to
escape. At least fifteen persons have been
drowned. and there must be many others.
All the boats on the Sioux riverare now
being used to save life and property. The
Missouri river is very high. and when the
flood in the Floyd river struck it the water
darned up and rushed over the adjacent
low grounds. The stockyurih: and packing
houses were situated at the continence of
the two rivers, and they owe imiantly in—
undated. About 2,000 head of livestock
were drowned there. Great numbers of
dead stock have also been found floating
down the Floyd river.
immense llnnmze Dune.
The whole railroad yards and switching
trad: district is under water and tin-re has
beeniintni-nse damage lulllé' rnunilhouom
and other railroad pruwrty. The round—
honse of the (‘hicagrn St. Paul. Mimic-owns
and Omaha is damaged to the extent of
$401!». That. road, the IlllllOlh‘ Ventral. and
the Sioux City and Korthcm enter the city
by the Floyd valley and all are shipped.
The Hotel Fowler and the lloxton lllVI‘St-
merit company‘s building llrl‘ >urruundcd
with water. It "Ls estimated that 8,000 peo-
ple have been driven lrom their homes. All
businessis suspended. The following are
the names of the drowned N.) for an ester»
tallied: Nellie West. Mrs. Ilomse lloriicr,
two children. Others are lost, but so great
is the confusion and excitement it is almost
impossible to wiccrtain anything delinite.
One Hundred May Be Drowned.
The relief committee Stillt‘n that in all
probability over titty people have been
drowned and it is even thought that the
number of lost may reach 100. The Floyd
valley, amile wide in places and five miles
through the manufacturing and milmad
districts of the city and thickly dotted with
homes, is a scene of desolation. llundnds
of houses were a'wept away entirely. liver
a half mile of paring on (me strm-i mu do-
strayed. All lin- I‘lillhmd yards. machine
shops, warchuu~ , lumber ymh. mm:
works. foundries, shoe factions. gzbworlts
and many retail blblllcss hoax: or.» ml»
mergod. Xot a railroad train can rwach the
city. In thr- al‘tcrnmn tin-iii tlir lluodml
district aililcd to the horror. ’l'lm inkll
loss in tho i ii}' is rslluiatcd at from Slam:
we to filo-Moro.
lfnili-r sin feet of Water.
57. lml'lsl, May 1‘). ~Tllc Ml>>l>sl[.pi
passed the thirty-six fool mark at ill p. lll.
ltinrising steadily and slowly. A strong
gale has prevailed throughout llli‘ lImhIc-l
section during the entire day. lashing the
Waters against witch ll'Vt'i's or wmlumkxm-nt~
as have >0 lar mihstuml lln iorcv, fitllz‘llll:
sections oi the north tifi'rumblenway. It
is this feature which hxucausml the greatest
fear. , All hope of saving lllt' town of Madi-
son in the northern part M St. i'lair county,
Illa, has born given up, and Aliulumn is
under out (not of water. Th1! main portion
of East St. Louis was still rate but tho: ont-
look in millet threatening. But ‘tor devflal
railroad embnnluneutn the city would be on
island. Tho-w i-mhonlimontn connect it
with the Bath bridge to the west and the
Pittsburg blufls to the east. Many of lhv
residents of tln- «Pity have moved out. The
American bottom, the moat fertile stretch
of Illinois, it now a non twenty—live mill-s.
long and llvv- miles wide. 'rllllllNlnllh o!
acres 0! {anti luniliircdr'sertml. 'l‘li-Illm
will run into the million», Th.- Work or
mowing the tanner» from their houw liq»
Ind nupplyint: them With lood l5 luring
prosecuted wuh f'fl‘lll vigor,
film- lluuliuu l'nlnli.
Inseam, Nah, May Illwllinmln 'ut water-
hound. Notu trniucnn mono or go. For
fifty miles cmt and wont all roads have
wuhonta. 'l‘ho Rock bland eastbound
tnln from Denver IE (I lnlll' Null. o! lwn- nn~
nhle tnprocm-«lnnd mrronndml by water,
The situationhnro in terrible. Twa thin-
and people no honwleuu. and aim- Hila-
slnlul, novels of them rhllilrvn, m-ruilrowncd
before they could he mac-nod lmm thy-l:
house, which WM wuhml away. The
properly loan here alone to nlrrmly over
$100,”.
Abou- lln- ”nun Line Non.
KAKBAI (2m. May in into Mlleouri
river in again lxmning. The danger line
huheonlelt for bl'lllllll and the water in
ntlll rising at the rule 0! an inch an hour.
and the signal ollleonnywthut nan-«tri- flood
is coming. Thousands of NT“. or wheat
and corn are now under water and intake
llhle damage hm been done to crux» oi all
We.
”ovum". at New uric-In.
wa ORLEANS, Mn; lll.~'l‘ho tilt in toll of
rumor- ot break! in lovmm Ibo"! and below
New Orleans. The river in New (Mean.- in
one-tenth Iborn thv highest water mark
and the water no flopping over the tops o!
“slam in is number of plum. Howrul
. kin levee- along the river are reported
human, and the greatest unminm pm
nth. . ____ w
h- Pwple Dn'nrd.
NW, Ark, Nay lD.-'l'lie rim
minimize «luring the day Ind ever"
Writ-loving out. Hemp Wilson. micr-
00, {our Women and tire children were
drowned It Dowdlo’a place while trying to
up in a hill.
To Arbitron the labeled.
In You. my lib-A pin: to have
{has “to“ arbitrate the penile lockout
manhunt-mime and their om-
u-yte adopted. an hnthaldno an
m mmlm in tarot o! M.
m (fenced by union.
.z ,
l,
. Merchants who 'permanentlyad-
vertlse create the impression of
Strength and of Soundness. People
at least feel thatrthose who keep
their names before, the public are
DEACON wows A DIVORCE.“
'I’hnt “’1" lie iii. trim more I! no In,
.lc lllll'd;
NICE, May to "Mr. Edward Parker Den-
cou has surrendered lllllll‘t'lf for trial for
lllllllolflllglllcl‘ on the charge of ohootlng M.
Abolile in the Hotel Spleudldc at Cannes.
in an internew he mid:
“l have no from It“ to tho result, and I
feel an acquittal pumihlo, although the
French prm of late bitterly attacked me,
and the influence of friends 0! M. Ahoillo
hm bet-n attirely exercised against me. 11'
acquitted, 1 will proceed to Paris and insti-
tute prwwodingn (or divorce. Mm. Deacon
has hlgflt'll an agreement to amiiieace in the
jurir. ictlou of the court, although she may
changc her mind and may give nitrouble."
Mr. Deacon Muted that his ‘Urile had
written to him and declared that she still
loved him and would never resign her claim
to be his wife.
Mr. Dent-on dot-larva that he is more aux-
ious about the Insult oi the divert-e pro-
ceeding than he is about the outcome at
Friday’s trial.
Mm. Deacon will not appear at the trial.
Mr. Deacon can at any time within three
years have his wife nrrcntvd on the charge
of adultery, but he is unwilling to take this
Slt‘pllfi' he l’airly believes her tobeinsaue
llllll attributes her vagaries to that ground.
“1 never sllzl‘lmi'tcd the little yellow dwarf."
said Mr. Deacon. referring to Aim-lie. "I
kept a look out for handsome men, and ex—
polled twu who were too demonstrative in
their attention. I am unable to understand
Mrs. Deacon's Ilkllll: tor that Abielle. nu-
dersizwlmlie we»; marked \Vllll smallpox
and ugly. My wile must have born out of
her land," he midwil.
Mn. lie-neon In Enter a Convent.
NICE, May lit—Mr. Dcaconsays that Mrs.
Drawn inn-nil» to enter a convent.
litdllnlater Smith Hanoi-ed.
l‘llll..\:li—l.l‘lll.\, May ills-lion. l‘hnrlcs
Emory Hulilh, who llt'lb resigned the llllstwlull
to lluwm ' ll..l" lhc chirl' i-illlurslupol'
the l’l.llll'l|’ a Prose, was the aunt last
night of thr it‘lltllllg l .cns of lin‘ [fly and
state ill a lumiu 't gin-Ii in honor of his re-
turn. V\'::}iic Mad’cagh pr: slllrll. Mr.
Smith said that ll \Vll.“ his (urtuno to I» in
[{HSBlll at a tun-- u! unusual interest. The
famine which blighted a lami- part of the
empire mot a silent appeal to the sympa-
thies of mankind. Ullli'l‘ nation»; [Th-ll"!
passive. and i: 1‘! inaiued for tli» l'nilcd
Stun-s to Ill‘l'fl iii the glillhll‘fit exhibition of
brothv-rly low and fraternal help to be
i’ound in all the centuries. Tin- hpl't‘lllk‘lt‘
of gri-cit allllu nimnimg one altt-ranothcr
ncrws thi- l‘i'f‘m} loll ’u u‘illi llh‘ Slmutalli‘olls
oil'e-riizga oi lht' grin-runs Axiirrican people
to thi- hungry [h‘ilxllllh ol’ a h'moto empire
ninkcs .ui unequaled opiu in the history ol
thi- \~.'«.irld. All kills-till waited it With grate
l‘ul lll‘ltrlh' and all Europe watched it With
wundrringz mliiiiration.
Tin- “‘eptin‘liouse‘a Election,
l’ir'i.\:.i no. May 1'». Jl‘lm \l'cezinghuiwa
Elm-inc minpany held its annual meeting
“are. The conipiiny now owns the limo
lilm 'i'w company. i l Now York.
. l'm:~ i . ‘ l:iv*ill‘.-‘ Illulllllti:
ut .\« an“, S. J. li rmpluys
1. Tu» lullownig Illl'i‘i'tul‘s \Vt‘l'v‘
i‘liai'lca Franrm Adams. u'niurl
linuni in: August llvlmoiit, .\. M. llyris,
N. \V. Burnslml. Marcellus Hartley, (it-ting!)
\l'. lloltinl. llrury ll. llydv, Union In:
and {burgh \\'t»:tiughotm. Jr,
Lllwfllli Love the Stitch.
l.u.\im.\', May lilw 'l'ln- l‘niiuti-m o! Alwr-
ilccn llt'ith‘l’t‘ll an i-lnquv-nt oration ln-l’orc
lln- Women's lain-rail l'vili ration, Sliu- wa‘
chi-erml when hlll‘ mentioned the llt‘hll‘r of
all lain-ml» lor ViUI-t’r lfldllllnlllp with the
l'nirv-il >l.illu\. uiul rxph'sM-tl tho- llupv that
amnz- ilaj. lZ'. .md Would he all» innipv
out llu- count) l-iigvuili-rml by hvi' ill trml~
inch: of the colonic» and of Irw'IJllltl.
ltulicron's “ill Ambiguous.
\\'.\.~iiim.tu.\'. May l‘J. —l'. l‘ liluwr, Mill
Jiimm ll. .luliii:~lnii. i-xm-utnn, have tiled 1:
bill for an intri'pri-latioii ol the Will of the
late Iii-urgc Bancroft. 'I'hvy slatc that portal
of thi- languago or the mil arc ambiguous.
and the llllllllfllt‘ tilli- to certain private
paper: is not rot forth.
Ilnulon Mrrrt (‘nr Strike I'rohahlo.
lliml'nfi. May I'J. Thc lei-ral Labor
llllluii. culiipnwnl n! t‘lll)ll()_\‘l‘t"t of the Went
FZnilhtim-l i'.i:m;.y, l hum tlmt tin-company
'lflh violatwl llri lu-n hour day agreement.
II the rmupany ilwis not rcniwly the grow—
nnu- in forty right houru a general and“.
will occur
Andrew leth (in President.
lhmrux, May l'J. ,, At the winhmnunl
meeting or the National Amx-mtion of
Woolen and Wontcd chm-o-ru ullicem for
“wounding your were elected M lollown:
Pn-mdonl, Andrew Smith; awn-my, ll '1‘.
Whitmonw lmnnurer. ll. T. Jones.
,(‘oiunl Andi-nun llrml.
“'mmlsu‘ivw. May “,3 «lohn A. Andor-
mn. I'nitml Mazm mnrml m-m-ml to (him,
Egypt, is «lead. lllr. Audornon wan up—
pmuteil by l’rruull-ut liurriwu, whoa» room
mate he wax in Miami unlwrulty. Unlonl,
during their college term.
ItIIy [tr-Innis In American.
Roll. May ”Several month ago Paul
Tuning, of Now York v y. while (mining
on Jnmmllonlon llonnol a yacht Nnmounn,
saved Ml Italian iron; a mining. Thelm-
inn government lltllj will him the naval
medal for lmn‘i-ry.‘
It Wu n l‘ulnl Ilnrl.
Ginnmnm, Mex, May llh-Lleemmt
Don l’uhlullchmmno ot the moot mimic
iwnt attorneys in Hutu), died hem train
the rflwta of a wound removed iii-duel
with Honor Diut‘undor, the editor 0! Bl
Dinrkxo do ('hlhunhun.
Name-l by “overeat Bum“.
llotrms. May Him-The governor mule the
[alluring npwinlmenta: John W. (.‘oroo—
rnmil' Clinton. and June: B. ltlohnrdmm,
0! Boston, to ho annotate Junior- ol the
Mormon.
In. Koo-ed, Bell on on not].
wanes, Ill-y m-The Rev. Ken-Oily
Bell. the clergyman oi the hhhlllhod
church who annulled In Altar} and lb
Britain on a nllwny train, It. been no
leaned on hull.
Collector until am ”0.00..
Waco, Tn, my lD.-0th W. Doria,
county to: collector. is than mom. lilo
alumni-demands good. No
When he yo: hon ("on It] Ir.
r .
“I Vleo Mont Inna 'fl‘m
Wmimmu, In, “WV“ PW
lam ion Wan-mam homily tu-
M country I“ it w on tho
‘Ior $10,000.
TELEGRAPHIC onevmzs.
Governor Flower has refused Assembly-
mnlby’s request that all prllon nude
goods be bonded.
Henry B. Brown, a Newark (N. J.) insub
once agent, made tWo unmmwslul attempts
at suicide at Wilmington. Dl‘l.
Thol‘aznmdoomgi- was robbed near Bel
VieW, Cal. Pmtmm were robbed. but
the mail and expmu were not touched.
J. ’1‘. Kitchen, administrator of the (rotate
of Char en Sloclzilt-ll. who died soon alter.
takingt a gold cure, lino sued Dr. Keeley ‘
Simona. nfnro duller, attempted to no
minute Tommy Warren, the pugilist, in
the Anaconda saloon at Frwinont, Colo.
Friends saved him.
J. D. D. Smith, 0! Rockford, flint, whose
wife became iniatunted with the bogus
Christ, Schwelnlnrth, committed suicide by
john] log all n sixty foot bridge. ,
In a pitched battle betwwn horse thieves I
and deputy alter-ills in Oklahoma two of the '
home thieves and onezo! the deputies were
killed.
The governor of Victoria has refused to
interfere in behalf or Murderer Defining,
nnd he will be hanged May 3:.
A severe elrthqunke shock WM felt in
Cornwall county. England. People rushed
from the houses in h-nr of death.
The reduction propmml ill the senate will
lower the total of the river and harbor lllll ,
about NAHUM). l
Mrs. Malice, in the abet-nee of Mrs. liar-
rison, as the hoist at a White ilonae re-
ception to the members of the National Art
M‘Ot'lttlli'm. l
Rear Admiral Stephen ll. Luce, ruin-d.
has been flplmllllt‘d u culllllllss‘lullt’fl‘ to the
(‘olumhian ll'btorical exhibition. to he held
at Madrid this year.
Secretary Blame and l‘leaeti-r General
Wanamaker Will mount-any President.
llnrrimu to Rochester on Memorial Day to
attend the llll‘v't'lllllg of the Niiillvl's' mutin‘
mom them.
It is understmll that l'rraiill-nt Harrison
llll'l under mlvin-ml’nt at» the American
n-prm'u-ntain'e la the international pili‘i-r
contort-nel- the names of iii-my W. l‘aniion.
of New York; Senator John 1‘. Joni-s. (icn- ‘
ernl Francis A. Walker and [hrcclur a! the l
Mint In‘cch.
American lynch law in» lm-u reniblhllml E,
in Tungivrn through tlm lac}; or Judson :tml l
gi-lllarmes. Eight Ania ..i\1-Ii‘vltl)lll‘.lll‘ll.
One of the l:ll’;?*.~'[ imm' :
in Arizona h in bum“. .. ~. H
llr. ll. ll. Warm-r. n: 31w. hm.» . .‘s'. Y, has
ln‘cuvuo nwm-i' o.’ tlw li...~:»i-- group of
minw. 'l‘ln- [van-Law phi“ i~ pawn.
- ~-\'= r lllll‘it‘
-.l “'llfi'rl‘lt’
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
At lirwklm n ii 1.
Bruuklyn . .l o l u h H i II n f. I 2!
Burn“... .2' n i o u o l 2 n e as 4
Stein and I’ll: . Stall-y aim lionmll 3
At Xv»: Yuk It. II F, l
NI‘W \Iwrk n I ll ll ll ll H I! ll 1 1: ll
“lilnnrp ll [I ll u U ll u u n u r; u
Rosa- and ii - McMahon and Robinson
At l‘lill;ulri; ll, n I;
l’h.l.~o‘-l Ii"l ‘3 U l l l n u '1 ll l?» o‘
“2..., . . u n .4 o 41 I ~i a ‘ ‘
l;.' ‘ ii I.» :i 1.: r. " . ,;.m.
ll u i:.'
P, .l l u u ll .‘. o o a) :l t I
my. . l l I l H ll H n 1,1 r 9 L,
t. . . l - Bl.“ ., llriilanuanvi Murphy
.\’\ ‘ .l.’-- ll II. I,
I'L. , .n l n u o u l u :l :‘p ll 2
I'. «marl . l H u l o n H u H ‘1 ll "
lliih‘liii. «Ill ai.-I Klfh hlzv. ('iippy and U‘l'un
nor.
EASTER) LIAUVE IIAIES.
_. l|\‘~lt‘l' ‘ u
\i it I! it
' - 'vr ...,U H H l I' I I ll 0- 3 5 Cl
~. u ll ll ll ll ] 1 ll 2 l 7 g
- h radii and .‘I"Ii(lll, \Vilwu null Maul.
A: Alluuiy it u i;
Albany, , . ,u 5 o l o :l o 0 oi ill» I
Nowllawn, -v o u : u o n N u L’ t ;l
Motrin .i:.il l'aylui. Wollw and “runner
A! lilimm u u I
Elmira ...‘I Ii 2 o 0 u o n n 210 2
Syrian-c. ”Mil ll ll 0 r: 2 u I: It I -_l .1
"um and Slvrirgi'lln. Myers and (‘onghlin
at Troy ii N. I.
’l‘rny......;’:n00llonoor»
lhnglmminn .4 o n u 3 I u n n r t :i
Milllflrvy and Clnrkwn. Townwnd null
Dukv.
Al llullolu It I! I.
lliitlaln ....... " I.’ l) t) l H I ll ll ll 4 :l
pruymunw ”No i) 0 8 0 2 ll 0 0 'J 9 :l
“'wklmclti-r nnil Mnluney, )lurphy nnd
Kano-n
Tru- Month-Ii lllnlt MIIIOI‘III'III.
Bush“. May lll.-~—Thi- statement lrom
Washington that the Maverick bank would
probably pay lm canto and intern: in not
minuniliy ln-lieveil hero. The unount on
balance, after paying 7?» per cent. dividends
declared, Ill now om “35.000. This in not
quite nnfllclent to pay the nut dividend.
(ire-t ltrllnln Mull Mule Bull.
IAINININ. May Ill-leml hull-bury during
an Addn-mnl. llmtinun fluid that if moot
Ill’llfllnlnlrntll'tl to hold her own in the
conflict of commercial tmattoo Aha inn-t in-
llict upon other tuition- the woolly ol re-
timing to let them rotor her market» unlea-
thi-y wvm willing to grunt nurlpmoullnvon.
(mum and Allen Convicted.
lhu‘mzirrnn. N. Y.. May lit—Tho jury in
the t'nmld cm brought in a verdict oi
guilty. Annppmlwill be taken totholu
premi- rourt. Allin-rt L. (loold and Otto
Alli-n nroumrlctod oi robbing lheAlhnny
Notion-l bunk.
Two Iron [or - Heal-In.
Blflldl. May film—Frau Valence Tooppor.
n spintnnllst‘n: medium of wide reputation,
Wu sentenced to imprisonment {or two
you! {or having given lnuilnlent mile-tn-
tlons and obtaining money by lulu pro-
tennis.
rough! In: [look II on "our.
Paulo, in l9.--Tho lemon. fencer, Eon-
loz, {ought (our duel- in mm within
omhonr lntholhilpdononlogm. lunch
lnnunoahewoundod blooming-adop- 11;.
you: to have am out him-all
"ll-loo Ace-m ‘I‘nylor.
Wionmumii: In, Mackinaw: Flthhn,
at the census lure-tinting committee, I»
owed Judge Taylor. of Ohio, A member at
the committee,“ “tempting to thwart the
mural.
PM he'll-m Bun-l:
Bunnie, W. '1, In; lD.-ll'ort flexin-
my, whore the invading Minn m
brim-d after M upturn. unmet
liner-l man were Mend by In «pic-ion
limiter.
[me not loom-q Colon”.
, solid and ‘ sabstantial. '
1' tumor!)
1/ z -‘
ill/l." If Ii figaf
Make-J an every-day convcrii: -~..c of an
old-tzuie luxury. Pure .mj u::».-x.:ne.
Preparel mill scrupuloiic tire. Hurhest
‘ r» inch
“~ mid
" ; .z the
lEllREll 8: SOULE. SVTK"; a .‘4. ‘1'
llllAllllLATEll 1|
It romeo
AND SULPHUR.
The lost conrum Fertilizer Known for
Lawn, Gordan), Pluto. Ihrnhu, Vina, etc.
An adorin- nnd rlnn drpndn‘ without tun-tun Ind:
no he Ipptloil any time in the mm. lbnupflim
emulation. than lurid-hing - mull
loud [or the rum out“ gm. 3: rum uni-mom lire
Imthlu llllb rally n and. 31-min iii-mm row I
M mm color II I l \(‘I'O I". TILIKII. II
will hep norm thrifty. A mull lam-milla- mu will
“'th rotator- ond n in“ m,“
l. a. swan Ill, Wm...
.l.~ .‘Im
Fasi‘y and (Ni mly in Me at lame Im.
[mines the .iripvtlw, .l"\l slui. (lip-lion
’4': l'!‘l‘
One botllr Ol
Got it 5am.
Ar umwuiv-I trmpwnin. u timi'u
lail Ioamm ". m' .imm,
o-lvu‘t main". :‘ quilting,
llnunmtuuii .. l .x: “yum“
. ,u "dumb-ii mum... Him SOLD
I...“ mu *“I'W' gm». no... EVEIYIHEK
“uh. Alum” "until. N.
at“ lm
Illl. Slilllllll’i llPIllllElIElll
Dental Plates.
Thin Improvement
do»: ”my with the
him mellon plate In
vii-union use. The
him are very mull.
only about onewlnhth
onm-lourlh llm moo!
Illa. and brain: rim-
mmimi l lea nullimmhmnllup'énml
t: he . tnoul I rt:
mmy. Anypnnmhernl tooth run lle pm In
without extrmlnn any [mil teeth yo}. may
humour! no plate In Ilium! or the lmlh.
Intent plate to unwind: ed topnnlnl
1mm clamor". alum It is
man. lot lower plum have not note-amt
be mommmlly mode by my other known
method. This hi an In: not matter when
we Into Into mldmt that low" teeth
an n neon-nu, no upper. For further Inter»
motion all It
ll. F. Ill-Mlle Dillon, lulu 8t.
. ll M no lo a lit
mhmmm ”mall
wisniuiioii'
Saucer Torus To Tun
NATIIINAI. BAPITAL
l'uurn Tlll Pitiiwxiualx (Insomnia: Sve‘rnl
l r ' ‘ii .
nusunun'niimnin,
February ‘18, flinch l'l. .‘pl'll'T, 28, May
Ill, 1892.
Excursion Tickets
(loud only on special train. will be will from
New York at
$l2.50
$1 LOO
lli'luni coupon" valid only on yapw‘al train,
ilw Saturday following. The $12.50 rate in-
v‘llldka railway {are uu-i int-nl- onrnuiu in both
«lilo-lion» lmlrl Bt‘l'tllllllllullllltlllh in \thinw
tonal the .-\l’llll|{lnll. Normandie. I-Ihhiil. Wil-
lurd'mnr limits house. fro'vl «rpm-run Thais,-
‘I‘IV lo luni-hronou Sallinlly. mlh inrlu'ive.
The SILOIJ rate doc» um liirlIl-le llll’fiIV en-
mute. but "Worn all the other lt‘tfllu‘rs u! thi-
tour. ht'lil'lAI. TIL-US will Icm't- New York
at II n. in , on the datum alone, iiieiilloneil.
Tourist agent and chain-run will accumprlli)’
\‘M‘ll party. For itiiii-rarit-u, tickets and full
int urination ndnlrws Touri~t Agent l’rungxl.
‘ a llnilriuul. 549 Broadway. New York.
l" l’i'till. .I. ll. Wllul)
Manager. (ii‘ilcral Pa». Agent.
ROUND TRIP.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
ll mun and Ilrioluc work.)
NE”? SR? or ’I'ill‘ITll HS ltllll lzl'llltlill
(moraine-ed in In» tlu- “ms! and tlu- Sump that
"IllL'Y luau-4n t It true Tu i. v l6~ inuv'n fur.
frsl Mill-nil pain ~ ~ Fil-
- - . 3"» and 12;,
$1 maul u,»
Minors 1k":i!l.l':.’ii\l.hnli«!"\ _".l:li'lll.lou«l
j» m- the inn! anrltzuainllip :ti llil'l‘~ll...ul'
wmu ml. {mu-wt ll} mlwr dumps
Ul'Fll'l-I. 5': \\'.\.~illXH‘l‘u.\ r THEET.
Orrt I‘M: 'li‘. w. math Sum tl..t.
lllIiN F. FLYNN
rsaiiltarv Plumbei,
STEAM and fills FllTEll,
means A SPECIALTY.
“mm ".1 “Nunavut ‘17.‘..<. ' l- I..'
~tt.s-:. null. .‘wraull
ml)
it do... a t;
attains
PlUMBlNG
Ill ~' ». ' ‘i: m lo I: .ulmri-ni lupin pair-Iii
.._ l ‘ - i l -p.:;mi>iiiu I Inn. .ivm ‘
p, .7 .. up y -.i'~. mt: win) n: \V. l;
:. h, ~...
in: itlnl I
ill? Meekerldlo.
Sanitary Plumbing
ANl:
wr .i v ..
'luw Pressuie Steam Healing
A opci lull);
Till All!) SHEET lllllll WORK.
Hot Air Heating. Ranges and um-
lng Stoves.
Mom for all the lhiyntnn (‘o 'I aim Milli-mum]
Florida Boiler
Full tin: of Tin Wars.
50 South Main 8t.. 80. llorwalli.
Save Money!
8" VIH l'l'ISll
F. BIIYISTIIN’S
Factory at Five Mile River.
Blllll notation
in PRICES.
m”...—
Omt runny»! Valet-Ivor!" and Slade n
hath-n out. Also n flue Ito. of ”oil nod
Marti-cu very cheap»
PAYMENTS"
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Engine Charms.
Mantel Slock<r,Diamonds.
TABUR. JDHHSflN & COMPANY.
'2l9 Montague St.
t'l'l‘i‘ HALI'SM‘L'AI’J’L BIunlefl, Fl. I;
Tim.» for our Knuth ilcllvcrcil In South Sor-
wnl'n luwre gii on general >ull~lnrtinil. and our
method VII payment ls highly apprmiatul. Full
lnfnrumtiozl can be had nl’ our aunt.
GUSTAV PITZER.
ill RAILROAD PLACE.
scum imiwni mum
F AWC ETT’S
l7 Mlllll STREET, IIIIIIWAIK.
To our friemle and [llllrnllp We be; tonn-
nmiiiu- that our Sprint: llllpill‘lilllnlh for lr‘J.‘
nra- Lom- ri-ccii‘wl. tn ohii li your nth-Mimi i~
l’lN‘PW‘lfUll‘. im'tml. (Opening: \xrek \tx will
““0? mm. ‘al Ramada.~ f :ililvhtw and Flow
i-ano lumvlrml lwv of Flutter. m chi-«.m-
from. l3!llv‘~‘ run innkc “Cecil-iii how and \w
\\ ill fl.’~l‘llut' tln-ir hl'di‘r until lull-r it tlwiri-«l.
HATS DYED AND PRESSEII IN THE
UTEST STYLES.
Ladics' own Material made to order
MRS. w. FAWCETT.
Sllllllllllllll em
k
A Pas/fin cure for all female Diseases.
A I!!! M ll'lulsal tired lug-ll full-1. low
npirliedupu And law-duty without know-
nl-e. indigent“. hood-the. bath-the, brazing
II -\‘:u gin-.nawmmthe lowerplrtol lhel‘onln \vith
,m- r — min: in the union of the OVIflrd‘ himldrr
e lb. .: 1.. minty urine, with treqmnt desire t:
or - .t », llllvflVPhlfl Ind (nnuipation. , .
SPRING {Lu'fl‘s to plenum to take, helm: in
the form of tiny capanlcu nr
pi: e which. ilinlen according to direction: in rrr
hilt t- nllou or run the unrest for-o of hallo
Inland Pitt» ilill per lo: Iiimcienl {or one
mnmln tremnnwnt or $0.00 hr 8 born Infleienl
: vr :tmuni m lmlmiml unlly noon hr the very
wont not: Mid by all driiggisto or mnilrd m
. sealed virtue npnn mum 0! rice .
Minuet l lull“: ~Pl§€lfll (0.. Brooklyn, 5.!
VGCHA 808
Ion
KM
“'Itliln 5 Minute». Fine rent satin-l» mn-
luliis I I‘llli'; TI-n l'O'llI -:itti[vlr t'iml l
clues. llrgulur slim 27w. inc. 1 $1. i ill”
bk! paid li' TU‘VS‘ S JAM! fi, \\ In-lvm r
l
ireiggiaia nwkiyn. w”! i-_. the fl .-
Illiklll‘ n‘tlli'lt Nana! Mu i-lw i ii lit-\-
. irr.'\.13.llu\'. ll ll ilu'm-w l: l' Sliilw’
“rum fliiu‘un'isn.
m mm
.\'l and! . 51'» k-Ilt‘thl'
m‘lic. .'\llll‘llll|tlll~:\llil
aura-q I'itnli\ niir::il.w
llll.l,‘.~' Ul.\' NEXT
5. H“ I 1 i~ “will; irilnlilr m
Ill ‘4 um: .: lilic~ in all lurim.
'nr ml" mv-ryulwrv.
llll'l at l' l. .\ I h l' l'.' ll'>
Ilru; Mun-“Nuxisrunlg
)0
It?” .. .
\ llii.i.. Proprietor l’nrizlml, M» m :lm
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
south Slain ~lrrrl.
$9510
D'v‘lm'y”
l".‘-‘~"i r-
Some
Raise the
Objection l
THAT EVER“ THIS“
AT H)
l8 NIIW Mil-D
“MA“ A HAROIN (I!
I'ltlll'l’l' ’I'IIA‘I’ I'll!!! CAKE"?
All‘lllll 1'0 ADVKITIBI'Z. 7mg
I! JUH‘I' WI!" 'l'llleY filllllllil!
ADVEI‘I’IHE. Willi! Ill ‘I’lll:
ADVAK'I'Aufl III‘ HILEC‘I'IN“ PAIL-
TICULABIJ CHEAP 0|! (llrlfllflfl
ESmIALLI’ (IIIA'I‘ ”AIflAISI
ll“ ’I'III PIGI‘LBZARI KID‘I‘ MAI).
AWARE 0' Tull”?
o
Whylnot
Try the? -
Sentinel
Columns?
a Idly
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um... .15. .m-.. 3.....1.‘ . .. . . . .,.
‘n
WELCOM 5mm»
;
(.13 mt advertised to preserve clothes,
less inluiy and give.
* 7 “F ii“
better
I a I!
the
WiiShliiirn criiShy Ito’s
Superlative
I» the best Flour mademnd its cheap as any
other. All gnu-ere iu-ll it. lucry barrel or
Hfll'k of flour made in the famous \\ ASH [lblllN
MILLS. Minn-wuuilid. hours the name- of
WASHIH'KN CROSBY L'u’n. None genuine
wiltioutiit.
Kenny, llhens 8b 00.,
MILL AGENTS,
Tm Ma‘n Nrt-ui. llam‘nril. (John.
in r 1‘: Jim
The loading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT & ZELUFF’S
:12—\V.s.siiixo'ro.\' STREET—iii.
There you can always tho: the:
frcshest rish to be haul. A line
lot of shall arrives every day.
PIIIIE lllllllll CAISIIP,
“IMPORIEB Sllifiliils,
Tilla, ., .--
PICKlEI} Uii‘. l tilt.
(lrilt‘TS—L'llllt‘ll for-null tlt‘llVl‘l‘t‘ll.
W'holcsalc and Retail Fish. 1 lys-
It‘l' and \ cgctaolc Marin-t.
"Illllllllll
H. l. BENNETT l-L. >. u?‘.~l h;
BENNETT & llllSlEll,
28 Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
Meats.
Fish “Oysters,
Fruilsllegelables,Poultry.
I'll- .\l.l. Hi.\'l:.~ IN l'liklllt >l>1_\>tr.‘
AT \VllULELAlu” 3? ll 'il'l' 3.11..
9.
Read This!
ll: mixture. ”than!“ and clump l'lll Mb
you: All It l u! llu- tw-vplr mum» u: lin Ham,
and mi}.- N. I. '
.wnpm all u m' mm, ' m guru
I in‘i 1, ...l :lu pm n tum. .\'. n'
ilmi l i‘ _\ x. (' ovum-i ill 1.: ini .
lair. - Hum-ail) l~ .-n:.t llir 1...,1'.‘
u l.l .i.u-.i-iii.iul».;).
in: - t llv’llli Lil-
-ur:uu , :.'l \wrti.
Ill'll h
It \wll mm lliilrl'lull Eur yuair u.i1\.or
)ullrwd ml . . wl nul ii,:«~. .;
{hull _\ on ll.- . ml v lllt'lJ
cut tn-nv m: I.“ im
l'or-l.
S. S. L’Houimedleu
Act-akin “ iv-llinglun :41. mnnili Nurimlk
Ii. fleKlYN &. SllII
bill‘t‘t'wll'n tn ('. Ii. Drl'ill h.
5| Washington 8. 80. Norwalk
2? Main 8troet Norwalk.
it ll :ll «humilc
'li llw t‘illlllm [-
.~ .!.1ult).tvl liar!-
Bakers, qufeclioners,
ICE CREAM.
(‘. llrlilyn, l ”rd «'3. Pi m M - l‘lll. .
W. t'. lk-KlynJ' I lullll 3 d
A LBI N M A LMO
n
lhnh‘r in all kind of
Fresh and Salted Heats, sausage,
Vl'llll'l'l'dllIJIS, llI'II.ll'.\'l'i‘l‘.~l3N.
“all". lines, Lard. ('nnnm HmnlsJ‘ll-li. l'latu»
”later-mic I'II‘.
NORTH MAIN SIHKI‘ZT. SHAH “TNT.
Nnntli Nurwalk. nil'l ly
IIIBBLE 8L- BUMSTIICK
Are llcndquartem for Hm] l’nhitos-n: llw-
choice varietiiwwl‘hrly Beauty of lit-b-
mn. Early Row, Early Ohio. White Star
and New Qim~limdmine am! ntucls
and unnamed true to llflllfl’. “town at
lloulton.A ROOSTUOK (.‘(lUNTY,Mahw.
Arnoatoolt County lion in the minute
northeast corner of the United States.
and contains ill million merino! mi irr-
tllo linden tlwsun shines on. lemil
reach“ down to hvd molt. The (armor
here nukes a regular Imsim-nii of raising
potato” for need. and he hm here s-rory
turn! advantage. The location in no
for north-a toimmre/u hardy growth.
Particular attention is given to keeping
the need pure. and by year: of. palmtak‘
in; lloulton need potstoo have amt
reputation. I! you want «one of the
inland potauim grown in the United
States we hero them. No fancy prion.
Prices from 9H0 “in1" per huahel.
salami mu...
BEST BUTTER 250. II).
Wm
MMMmhmrlwnhy
.mmwmnumm
“It”
*llElIl IIIIS
While Hellehure,
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
Naplhalien.
Paris Green.
In quantities to suit at the low-
est market prices.
"aw”. _._ -
H AL E,
The Druggist.
Fertilizers!
_. AT—
Bros.
Uur l’iira Ground Bone
are oll‘cringr l
Wt
it groiliy reduced
price. Potato Manure aiidSuper-
phosphate at les.~ than it costs
other llCLlIt'l".
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
l'l’ltl‘l l'lllNl‘ISE TEA.
l'iin will} lm l’MllliI a;
The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
51" ”if.
H Main Street, llorwalli, Bonn.
Tlierc is nothing, (unless it be
llic Schng Machine) that has
lightriml woman's labor as
much as Dobbins” Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since mm. Now,
why rub and toil. and Wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
\\'£l>llllll}'. when this pcrl'cct soap
is provided. to lightcn your la-
bor. and save your clothes? ll
you have {'Vt'l' iiscil it, in the L":
years we have. inznlc and sold it,
you know that it is the bust,
purest, and most t’(‘()llulllll‘:ll
soap made. It you haven't tried
it. ask your grocer for it now
Be sure and got thc gtfliltllit,
\Vllll our name on the wrapper.
It ii not the m-Ilinu
pill-c alone, that must
in common-d. in arm'-
TWICE ing at a ltlluwlmlgv ol
’ tln- valmvol an article.
Thorn in no much mil pure "up in a liar
of llohliinn' Electric no in (our llllll 0!
any other map made, and it will. if maxi
according to directions, do {our times
on much work no any other. lbi cult b
but a wry alight :nlvuncc on that of I"
{crinr may. llmnt upon lhibliinn‘ Elm-trio
I. 1.. ('ltAulh (Q I'm.
l‘liilmlelnhiu. l‘u.
w- Lunar is 1'"! us
3 3mm
HOE can . ._
m BEST 8H0! in mi: loam lose on mam
II homamlmpw. with nu torlwer mm "mm
.0 hurt the not; inn-u .r m. Im-i luo call, It???
and my. Ind 0mm” 9» wily mm“ Mom
In: in!" at
M m».- mom from t: ammonia.“
"outline ll‘ nrvl. (I‘M-MM
I ohm "Pgnnefl'l‘ or “In; urinal M
Imported 9hr" in My um mm: platinum.
D. l muddle-we I Welt ”In
I ItrlIth. Mlmlflfl’l iln Incidents".
"7" "grew initial: t, flirt.” a .0.
mac" mum mg rum . .l 0%.
3 50 Poll" N rim Imam :5le Pl":
l mu! lpuvn a mom" momma: in»
MM Izil'mm mot-l1 in in" time M Ill-I
("I . mum milw' your.
E 3‘0 Ina will; u i lwzler rho: n’rMy
o m.- pnm, Ina“ It so will mmm a
v: nulmolnr oils in
Raymond
Norwalk Chronicler