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Wm...
”mutt it THE on: ma
mm... mm again and
1. Kill: the Prohibition Clause.
wanna! own. am. new
, _, Vltfla the World'e fair 05.00030... the
" Innate lute-ace» “mane-u
m It to the Inn-Sham,- was.
flg liar-nu III"! law Repealed.
. Wad-um. July ll-Aftrr alx dayr
'Iudwwktheuoetoeompletedthooonrio.
would the anndrydvilhilland lent ii
" Whthenhetnetdth three or four hun
“Wu. thew
m more 045.009.0013. firm
1M0! the m,” orkfe fairgoo
Whit dollaracheme. m clause pro
mm aaleol intoxicating drihke on
theiair‘lroelubwat reconsidered and do
Whit“! Sunday oloeingprovieo was
idlinthebill.
The W of Prohibition.
'Ihernotioutoreconnider the prohibition
M in the World’s fair section of the hill
VI: an. by Ir. Cullotn, oi Illinois. and
mo by It. Primer, o! Illinoia.
Ir. Ooukrellrnmarked withnsmiie 61 in»
Monique-t. "i thought the tenatorn
hull lllinoia.hoth of them,voted yea on
thbqueetlon Wednesday.”
ILGufloln—Sowedid.
Ir. Power, taking hiutand in the plane
Dually oeeupied by Hr. Voorhm in the
outernlthenemocraticaide,said:”0n
Wedneeday I voted for this amendment.
Atthttimolwu ignorant of the actual
silteofalaireinChieagoinronpect to the
Mr. Since that time I have been furnished
wlihnoflclalatatement on behalf of the
mm which is an follown:
‘Thenllnoheorporation has made mice
that no barroom privilegesahnll be grant
“dwlthlnthe Maud havelenood all
the adjacent hndooaetoprevent saloons
heiagopenednear the (air. It harlot the
erreiarge numboroi cafes and
rmianrantewith a right to nerve liquor!
withlnealeaeinhotela Thoreau-act- to:
“Wmvolvee penaltieo for non-
culnplhnu, which amount in theaggregate
toWMwhieh the corporation will be
lhhle for an damages in one
Illullallnotheeerved in aoooniaoee with
thanked-in hotele.
“Iathatwiewoftheeaeefllndingthmat-
' whiten dhpoaedofhythelllinobeor-
mluelitmydutytoiwiugittothe
manner the eenato in explanation of
theeunruelhoi compiledtoudoptnow."
Hr. mm: atatement, in my judg»
Moulyalordaanaddittoualremn why
the ungr— of the United Stateeehould
hheaotion andtorhidtheealeolliquonon
them
A-otioahylr.8andern,oflloniana,to
lllt‘ltute the word ‘W lor intoxi-
atla‘ liquor: was negativndmnd thoroli
wart-Ila on the motion toodoptthopm
“nationhood-milieu commie-ion
”Wuhfatheprohibithmofthelale
d liq-an on the groundeaea
m t to the acceptance of
1“ Milan. The roll call rerulted in
thaneterevening ite action of Walnut.
Mud Meeting the prohibition amend-
.It Thvmindetail warns follows:
"n.- Vote.
feet—Alien. Carey, Chandler. Col-
. Kale. Hamhrough. Haw-
Iiichell. Paddock. Peder,
M. More. stockbridne, Wnrxen
and elm—Ii.
lye-late. Berry. llaekhurn. Blair-ti.
Coke. Cullen. DI Bob. Iaulkner‘
Iaryland, German, (Dray, Ilnrrta,
Joule of Aria-an. Keene, kiwi-w-
ll’. Q—y. Ila-ain‘t, tinny",
Vat. Vitae, Woithnii. Wrath
hired-eedwmwmeof
“Wmdtfimvuycnriou
,il
l
l
i
:
'Gflltd’TottnlIW mote our
Children's Bhoee ’ 20 to 31.75.
won‘t
596%”.50
c- H. HA
suns Emu rou Born.
mum-munmonyom
Willard-gem,
.3: nun-noun“...
weapcmnamed. Theft! . however. did
uotcoaietoany inane.
.The speaker was Dan Quinn.the well
known writer of wild and woolly wanton
character and dialect uoriea.
“It wna in Bentwood," aaidhe, "about
eight years ago, and the twoflmen who
were to have‘been the participate had
been snarling nt each or for many dayn
One of than; was a y , consumptive
looking fellow from mowhereealt. and
of oourne was held in much omiemptby
theold timers. [aroma indent-able way,
howwer. many of them aeemed to hove a‘
kindofreupectiorhiru.aaou one or two
oooaeiouaha had siren evkleaoe
hope moan bewae not to he
at. Hews-.mtheueouaiadmirerneaun-
known quantity, and while they werenll
anxious for aome opportunity to preaem
itself in which he would show what he
was made of. yet not one of them taro-l to
furnish the looked for chance.
“The man who did the snarling was per-
haps the only man in the select clique that
hung around the saloon where the-quarrel
dually materialized who did not believe
that the underfoot hurl any nerve, and he
never missed an opportunity to intimate
an much. 0n the night in quention the
two men had hem unusually spiteful. and
it when cinch that there would he tumble
before the daylight broke in. ,
“Finally the old timer made a remark
the other that there was no mistaking. It not
meant business. The young fellow heard
it. end without moving a hand announced
to the other that he hall heard the remark
and that he hull a proposition to make.
The crowd was in the right humornnd the
boy wns allowed to go on.
”He said that be true a tenderfoot. He
was aware of it, he declared. and he felt
sorry, but he niuo anid that i! the other
would give him a fair show he would fight
him. Then he made what was cmwhirrul
a remarkable proxmition. lie naked hie
antagon'nst to lny aside hie gear, to make
noplnys. but to isuue him a challenge to
battle royul. He had. he sold. conscien-
tious temples ag‘nst being the aggressor
in a quarrel, but he wu' perfectly willing
to do the Lqunre thing when the alter
dowu enme.‘
”Well, after much parity the big fellow
agreed tothe den! and the challenge woe
tamed The boy at once accepted it. named
guns as the weapons, the place the saloon
and the time right then. But his condi-
tion under which the duel was to befought
'wae the remarkable partof it. ifeinniated
that he and his opponent should stand
heeto face, with the men of their right
bootetouching. ’I'hoir guru were tobein
their belts, and at the word they were to
11an fire. There could he only one
result. it waa a daring proposal, but
whether it who a hint! or not was never
known. Tlmotbert'mwilshul and lipid»
flllfll, and the outcome of it was that the
two men became part um. But nobody in
Demlwixxl over intimated ngnin that the
young fellow was lurking in nerve. Ila
ehowcd that he hmi nunethingabout him."
~Chicngo Inter 0mm
Aaatrallna lloepilality.
Australian station hospitality keeps the
letehsstring niwaya out and nay», "Come
when you with, do what you like, and
atayaa long no you can.” A writer any:
thatthe Australian hunt places himself,
hie family. nod all thnt hi hit at the nerv-
lce of the gnext~linhing tackle, breech—
lorulers, harm and servant-i. Such hmpi
tality is rarely uhuml, though the writer
mention: one exceptional are, where the
gnarl prohmged hiayinit until it wore out
his welcome. To one station more a vin-
ilor, whose original intention of etuying a
mouth wan mounidered. and he remained
two. .
Sir multit- worth-nil he wnnatillthrre.
lie enjoyed hilmll hugely with home.
dog» nnd gunndewloped an enemwaglng
appetite. and hie hunt did not complain.
After about nine mwthe the heart's mark
mlmamelm warmJnd at the nude!
the I‘mfih spoke no nuwoto hie guest.
The waenot sensitive, but lingered
ouftwtheapaeeofaleooudyear,whea he
deported and went to vioit somebody aloe.
the long During three two yruro be war urn-r told
that he had ataid lung urn-nigh andwnnld
do well to go awny.«hiumhnter (ling-
land)'l'irnea
Tannin.- nu lulu flood Incl-g.
Bio provisions for ehipa were ever found
aural to the fialapauon um», which
will rennin in good unlithm fora year
without food or winter. A luppIy of the
latter in carried by the animnlninahag,
whirl. minin- aa much no two mailm-
nwrwtirure. are very ulterior». and
when krptumler can be taught to mn-
hne thrnmelrnionny um arranged for
thrir matriculation by whipping them
gently with a rupo'o end when they not out
otit. The meat h laid tobeilaerthau
that of green turtle.
Dampirr. the explorer who visited the
itinndeinlfli,wrutethatthefleuhre
combined a pulirt’n in flavor. “The oil." he
nay-,“vro krptiojamanduorditinetead
Julia In! Bowen-d I!" (lea-ape.
Witheil hiepavity,0raadlether Ward
hadhilgieanoef inn oceanic-ally. ltie
that Julie had a ham et
her while at table. Oar
grgrag
it!
i
ingreotvorieiyatllarga‘infloutol’rieoe.
L :STURTEVANT'S ‘ l
Bargain Homes,
”I'l‘ ovummnn.
Rm hutl’naaowlerioaurehthe
um run murmurs. out: mum:
Whom-acne."
'l‘wokituwm i‘lyinchuat null-c.
whhhhukenmrthemadthem
HOW A «name mun uveo a
COUNTERFEITER 'ruouou.
A clever Scheme to Avoid Detention-A
'l‘raah “MW ”at“ for lab
file-ey'aaiameat We!“
to. captured by (love-mental“
Onootthemoetiutereatingeta-imehout
«cannon-bipewaetoldbylam-Payn .
anurnherof yearn an Itappearadinva
udadak-teketehqwhiehareaotaow
tanner-l circulation. Thanerratorwaa
hroughtiu enntaetwith the enptahefa
noted liner, and looking to learn of his
adrentureeonthe kaya- tooiieh enough
tow ehipwreckaaaaehannel foelde
reenlieefiea.
"Slfl'midtheoaptainckawinghim-ll
npanflpettin'veryudhthefaau‘fihat
doweknowahoutahi he?" ‘
Alter the other’a apology the captain
added healgniythat therewaa one ooear
nion wkeuhethonght hieoompauy‘e good
reeordwae ahoutto be broken,“ that
hewaathemanwhowaatuhreaklt.
“Itwaeeix year-or no ago,",heganthe
captain, “that the ship waa making her
voyage out. The whole waythe lea had
been likoaduck pond. When abouth
miles from landwe picked up a nailing
boat with onlyonemaninit. Ahouthalf
auhourafter theincldent lweelnformed
thutoneof the peuengera toqeak
withrnein private upouavery important
Amnetowhiehalightaulagwae
teued waa thmwnnpward and our the
twineleadlnzuptothekiteshutthieret
curing ‘ring (are wny. Thekiteathen
Hoke loun- again. Ind away they went
MudthebmdtkeflfllvauE'I’ha
‘hthdr.thodflngbumgithrhg
eaughtontheStateulelandeldeofthe
Kill you Knlehlehatthia plaintienearly
hnlfamileinwidth. Thiadialantklteap-
it oouldhoregainedonlyhytakinxaferry
hoatamlarnllroad. Theaun wae setting
and the coming on at night prohaby would
havemadeitimpoatihle to find it—Wil-
ter.
“'Well,myman,whatiaitr’eaidlae- IMLWIDSLNW .
verely; 'we ahall noun eight land; [have
no time to throw away.’
""I’hat in very true, eaptain,’ be u-
swore-l; ‘but your time will be cream
than you imagine unlaae you liatea to
whatlharegot to aaytoyou. You will
neveraee land. much lone make it, if you
arenotprrpurod toaetat oueeonthein-
forrnation I amabout to give you. No;-
loet it and your ahip will heat the bottan
of theaea iii—he looked at his watch-
”yes, in exactly an hour and a hali.’
" ’All right. my man,’ laid I; ‘you may
go. I'll send the nhip'a doctor to look at
you;' for of course I thought he who were
derlng in his wile.
”Then what had mined like anxiety in
hlalace become mortnl fear-genuine»
jest terror,ruch u an actor could have
imitated. lie threw hinuelf upon his
knees. and, claaping hie handa together,
heoought me not to treat his word: with
incredulity. ‘ '
" Then why, oi ,' I repllui, ‘do you talk
ouch nonnenae ahgut my Ihip?’
" ‘Becaune it's true.captain,' he groan-d.
"There's dynamiteon heard and clockwork
machinerycouneetedwith it. Al I am a
living man, ifthethingienotatouce
looked to theahlpandallonhoardof her
will be blown toatemewithin thetime I
have mentioned.’ '
" ‘Good heavens, man. tell me all." I
lulle- (lube.
Apollengraiuof main or eommoulno
dlancorniaahmtllitofanlnch in dinniv
eter, which would allow 14.0th to ho
peeked without urn-him in a box with a
enpacity oi but one cubic inch. An author
oflndiaumrn has ashes bundetermlned
hry approximate measurement; a capacity
of about .0005 cubic inch: therefore. if
packed full. which is never them. might
contain fully 3.510 pollen grain. Two
fresh anthm were emptied out upon nope.
rate elde- by a micrmeopint and Ipread out
as evenly no possible. and then by counting
the number of pollen grains upon neural
arena under the micro-cope and then do
during the proper calculations the number
inoneanthcrwaefoundtohe 1,5“) and for
the other over mill).
Allowing for errors in calculation, the
average number of pollen grain: for each
anther ”“011“! to he in the neighbor-
hood of em lame expaimen
«Molly counting the unborn! m
hanarerngeaiudtaaeelot mfmndit
to Willi about 1.30. This multiplied
2.51», the numbers! pollengraineineae
anther. given the whole nnmherof pollen
grain- in the average eorn tau-oi as 18,010;
m
inamediumltrodrarnf corn therearo
can buy a Jacket”;
worth " .H .
worth ‘ $.88.
worth 7.00.
worth, 8.00.
. worth $ 0.00.
or“. .memm‘mmmr WWW
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Trains hare South Norwalk for Dan —
I 15.9 on m.. llll.2:8,5 limit!) and lflgnpgn.
Sundae—03 a. m. and 7 it p. m.
Tl’slns leave Danhury for South Norwalk—
035,. atrium! ilihmm., 3 445 and ‘3!
p. m. hundayw—Mfia. In and (5 . In.
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Train» lure Hidgriieid (or 80ml. Sorwnih—
‘Q. “I. 918 and me a. m.. 3%, sun and
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rum are South Norwalk for limmn via
Lang bland and Eastern Stet ”
91:4!“le Elisha at tarp. mt? Line at La
‘ mine are .. mt .‘ornnlk (or lirnokl 'n ‘
in Low island a lantern Staten Line ,at
$9. m.;dne lnBruoklynat 30p. to
m LIN! DlVlle!‘
Inla- lrav‘e Bridgeport an followe:
. (I! a. m" meager luv Plasmid.
o‘er for Pittaileld. making
“'at.
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NEW STOCK 0F
WAGONS 0F All V KINDS
At Low Prices.
STOV ES. 33:3"3: all“? “we:
. . 2‘10 grains. whiehof eounegiveathuame * n, :i’ "a ’ » , . V . ,
criedkéndlguiclklam" “d I can't . he number n! pistils in the young ear. Allow. W390 :25: :wifiml'yioi’ mix”: for Pitudeid COME A) D bill. T" E)“
pleaded "unions I have your aolemu plum lug. hnwrrer. Lilli) piMil-t to mh young i' ii‘l'f’i. iie .~
ire that'you will never betray me ’ “' “a ”'0 "M m “‘h stalk. m" ”on“ A R E ‘L W. “All” gmumm ”
.. '“’ell,’ um i, .1 promise. 3;" '5“. minivan to the pittil what 9.0mm... i; ' L
in otherworda. for every plotil of Indian
mtobe fertilized nature has provided
0.000 pollen grain. What wonderful prov
vleiouuioSt. Louie Republic.
in this cursed dynamite."
“ ‘One moment, captain. This ahlp b
insured in Inudon —-nerer mind where an!
how—tor n huge sum, and I hare been em.
played to eink her. I brought the ma-
chinery,aet to this very day. in a entail
portmantren which was rent on board the
night before the nailed. But,l ewear to
younommdidltouohthodeekthaa l
ropenird.’
“ 'Comeupou deck, you aeoundrol,’ cried
I, 'and identify thin infernal thingl'
"Inettwenty men to work at once to
bring up the luggage on the deck.
” ‘Quick, quick, my pond lotion: There
will he eatrn grog for you,'l eaid, ‘lf you
turn the thing! out within the hotlr.’
”That hie-nod portuianteau, an it hap
Pd. waeatthe very hottomofail-a
Inaugy, ill looking thing enough and,
though email. an heavy an lead. '30..
jut throw that overturned, my fine fel-
bwu,’ said i. 'will you, and haearelnl not
to knock it apiaet the hulwarka'
”Noinuly. or room, queue- the ordue
danhip’acnptainwhenateemandenrit
wentwitha Iplaah, hat I new the lret
mate look at themond withaneapre-im
that conveyed ‘lle’e road’ as cloudy an it
hohad given words to it. However. the
dynamite win overheard, thank horn
umnudughofiaadlhadother
things to think about.
“When we were still am. way from the
hurhorurewm methyl-police hont,the
ehletoaeerof whiehdemandedtohe
taken on board to npeak with me.
"'llniio!’ inlaid. , ”than to hereunder-
iog Engiiahmn among my m In
there?
“ 'Weli. ao,’ hon-owned; ‘hut he no
mtohrlieva thero'ee tithe: o! the
United State. who would neither atiek at
no unne- or Lake superior.
I have heenloldflmt m verily Ch
atatement. that the per-turn of the
water in Lake Superior never rim above
and.” Fahrenheit. An a rule, the m
whoaail upon ituunot swim. Thelake
Moreno induermeuttokarn theart,aad
alaot times who meapert awimmers euuld
not keep alive for any great length oftime
in the icy water. When i wan making in
quirk-n about thin print, I found. an onwal
moot always does. name who dlnputed
what the maimity agreed upon. I even
found an old gentleman. a proton-tonal
manof beyond meatyyeanof age. who
anhl that for moral years he had vieited
thelake each mum time.“ thathe
had made it a practice to bathe in lie
watera nearly every day. It wee chilly. hr
admitted.audhedldnot iaveryloug.
Ilni many-ileum rune uhip
and “whip captaine, unarmed my be
lief that few Lake Superior wanton have
learned to ewim,aud that theroidnaoot
the wane quiekly numhe than who {all
into it. I naked oueenpteia how long he
onward a man might hattlefor lifeot
cling toe rpar in the lake. lie anewend,
very nettalhiy, it termed to no. that name
men could rndure the cold been than
dilemma] that the moreileahandiat a
man pun-ennui the hunter he could
alive. "lint," he added, "the only man
ever taint-ll overboard went down like a
ohutinlmwnoouldnrttohiut. laiwnyr
unopened he took acreap."-Jnlian Ralph
ia llnrprr'a
. AJapa-eeelera.
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tutu. nonhuman-ail.
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mum-lather”. Lynne-J
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