‘ "has;
”m “menu-vamp 'V
g. .t «a damn leg
thwart};- Esau”. '
ill “or-unsure
h ‘ "Political‘Situations
Buttons Europe. 7.
m Wm: nor BUBIISSIVB.
"Ira ‘PIIIOI-‘Thn Cabinet con-Nina
.flm Bolacfroaeh Soup-veto Protea- ta
' - ' I. “lad ol flpu'a Arreat~ Balm-aim at
‘ ..m.-'ruh the Talks-n.
moon, Jan. 21 'Al a prolonged cab-
: no matting the miniature dim-med the
‘ aaptxta of the home rule bill Sir
" y , ‘ “unwell. attorney general. and
Lid Herachell, lord high chancellor. who
my had not attended the whim
“it.“ were prurient and gave their
. opinion-at length. .
‘ ,' 'ltigbt Hon. James howlherhuhaan
new to move the amendment 0! the ad-
'drura. He will ask that immediate atepa
be taken to legislate against pauper aliene.
Ian! restrictions oi pauper immigration
harehoen odrocated by Unionist newspa-
pen (or many months, especially since. the
‘eapnieioo oi anarchists from Francelast
firing swelled the anarchist colony with
hundreds“ the indolent and penniless,
“gland Patter-a an" America.
A new department devoted to the inter-
flloflaborleto he tormed on the lines
paneled by Protesaor Gould, who recently
. wan before the royal labor commission.
Thea: linca conform generally with than:
[diluted by the labor human in Washing-
ton. Rather unexpectedly the t mtsury boa
'fllowad a hind-onto hum for the organizry
than at the homo.
Ir. Gladstone has received hundreds of
Martin thelaat few days and scores at
callers making inquiries as to the state of
his health. The report» that hot.- iailing’
lure mused great solicitude and some
alarm among hia personal lriends and the
advocates of home rule. _.
There is general apprehension among
“hull Englishmen that their prime min-
ml'lanotao well as he and his friends
would make the world helluva. Mr. Glad
we in very (timely guarded by his intuiiy
Ifll nearest friends. :t'ud only Immoral and
political intimates are able to gain access
to him.
‘ They Want In. lieu.
Pants, Jan. 23—15 number nt politicians
areanxious to have "or: extradited, not
for poiitiml motives. hm. because of a do
fire to see out of thr- way aman who up
parently knows too many wwta._ Airy
lodge or jury would make, it it pntriotic
point to rim! with him the utmost
“flit? MW I
.M... somehow“
. Andrieux’a stat-moot that in who
handed M. itouviur‘ ltlullltl francs out of
throecmtsnrvice lung] oi the wor depart
ment
"We had to fight minlnnlzisrn." said Gen’
ml Ferron. “m it wm lu-mmingu great
danger. M Ronvit'r burl unseen-t fund, 0
In «In omnpellul to uppiy to hi~ tztillettguos.
“I unto him the sum. whirl: ho, ulterwnrd
refunded. It “'3‘- tn be: iit‘t‘t‘ltl'tl lu Ilt'lt‘llll
log the government's line of policy Err-ry-
government's duty is to defend ilst'll whvn
attacked."
The warrant [or the arrest of Arlon. the
Plnlma lobbyist supposed to have brill-d
tor deputies with mom) francs. hm been
hood. Arum wax supposed to be in Lon
dtrl in communication with lien and pm-
‘ alhly Andrieux a short time ago. In Eug-
[Ind he could have been urn-Med at the in-
stance oi the French government, and con
“durable aurpriue is exprertwd that M
Bourgeois should have [101“ bnca with his
warrant until .\rlmi found tune to place
himself on it»; tinngerouh ground. ' "'
Dynamite in Rome.
1103!. Jan. 23.7— Dynamite bombs ex~
plotted almost simultaneously below the
Hotel d'Anglt-tvrru and in the garden oi
the proprietor}. borne in the Yin San
Claudio The hon-l was portiywrecked.
Nobody woo injured. although the hotel
had more than iilll lodgers ut the hour oi
the explosion. Not a whole piece oi turni-
ture was left in the building. Walls oi
hnuara near the hotel were, cracked. and all
the windows were broken. ’
The proprietor oi the Hotel rl'AnL'leterre
I” he in Convinced that both explosions
were caused by a man whom he discharged
recently [ruin his service.
Cane Aapiroa to It. Emperor ol Ania.
Villlfl. Jan. flo-Pmleaaor Arminiua
Var-hen. the well known (lrh-utal travel
ar.laolthe opinion that the vlhlt In St.
Whom oi the amecr of iiollbara and
the khan oi Kliiva is a prelude lo the car’s
muting the title oi emperor oi Anions
Intimi- to Queen Victoria’s tithv at cm-
W 0! India. It it: mid that n how coat.
damn tor the czar hm; just bvrn com
._ plead. the design conaiating oi u double
“to flying over the. sun's disc
Ira-eta Igaa (iota rm.
WI. Jan. film-lumen Fruncia Egon,
convicted oi participation ‘at Birmingham
’ .Il lflfln an Iriah dynamilo plot nnd w-u
x hand to N yaan' penal It'rvllntlo, rm.
.. Nil rem iron: Portland prison
WW” Km aayo Egan was not re-
- ‘ leaned on a political priwncr or in pur
anac- ol any general rallicy by the pmwnt
moment. but rob-lg on amount ut tioulrlv
It to Ila guilt .
M.» to n. Admiral-trad.
moor. Jan. 23. ——'i'ho Home corn
filo-deutot'l'he Chmnicla any-u: "il- is ex
that Archbishop Carrion" at New
ork’wlli receive a aeroreminulnitinn lrmu
I“ in Md 0 bill opponilion to
. V“mop~s:l§dll I‘l’lll Art'irlllulmp Ira
land. It haa been decided that the new
”I dole'nlealmil rvaitieln Washingutn ”
Mil 'CQI |h0 mu Milan roller:
Ottawa. Jan, 3! Th» ran-ion oi the
Dominion parliament. which «pom hero
r M week. will unomaml unusual altar
the bee-arr at the cflort to ho mmlt- by the
NW Unionirta to pound the iwitng oi
« the people's mum on tiielptnlitm
“mt” Willi ill! United Sitting
, A More? Marat.
. Minimum" in —-Flileeu pm
mil mom bounty Juli overpowered
M “durum! theiriiberty Among
Etr- PItet Realm. untamdeo be
“mfrldaylortbamurduola
’ will . two yum ego.
. My; one Ma. net-w tern.
. “damn. Jan 83.4“in MM have
m moduli: nfloaa Polo-(Ila
«at Outlay tho thermometer
Mir-bitumen”
’ rw mlhl'.
u . “:33 .a-M PM
a ' , Ila.” rm tall“ Vb-
hugged» WWW
, While‘tktlllin.
can or 3mm; ,
neuter Is genre I nun.
. mam’m"
ANOTHER FOLLOWER OFVDII. ammo
pr. Hear, Vol 038': Ialtoa a Statement
Van Dyke, pantorot the brick Preahyterian
church at lfilth untrue and Thirtyuirenth
areal. told hia woman that it the
theory a the original Scripture: was to be
at up as a tent at his orthodoxy, he would
be driven iron: the Presbyterian: church.
Dr. Van Dyke's note of warning was up
mural in unmistakable language. and be
pointed out the dangers ahead ll Ithe
Briggs' care woe to he pushed on to the end.
lie raid in unbalance: "This whole con-
troveray is not a question about the Bible
as it it and has nothing to do with the loo
lailihiiity of the Scripturea. It is aimply a
quotation about the diiteren. between the .
Bible as it is and the Bible as it was in the -
original manuacripts.
"This is the real theory at the inerrancy
oi the original manuscript: and oi the holy
Scflplumth they now exist. This partic-
ular theory proposes to divide the church.
“We are all argued that no living man
has seen the original manuscripts. and
there is no authentic description at them.
“’0 ought. not to allow this theory to he»
come a test oi our orthodoxy. it is uncon-
stitutional and was never enforced aa a
condition for ourentmnce into the church
and ministry. ’i'o cutout it now would be
illegal.
"For those reasons i will have nothingto
do with the theory at the inermncy oi the
original Bible manuscript-l. i neither at
firm nor deny it. This theory may be true
or it maybe purely inmgiuary. ,1 am per-
lectly content in my ignorance on the nth
ject and propose to maintain it. The Bible
us it is is good enough tor me. I [or one
mean to hold last to the book as it is. and
it I am driven from the Prmbyterinn
church becallse I know nothing of the
original manuscript, it will be my comfort
and will help me in preaching the (impel
in the wide field of Christian work.
"it in our first duty not to withdraw
from the presbytery. It Would be like
aluuuloning a ship in stormy weather. Let
us mildly but firmly 0mm every attempt
to volume the theory 0! inerratury as the
new tout of our orthodoxy or to disturb the
liberties we now enjoy."
lat-area Legislator- Will Fight It Out.
'l'omta, Jan. 23. —0nly moat-trial undi-
datez and their workers reumiuoll on the
field oi the lrgislative bottle Most oi the
members of the Iegiulatun posed Sunday
at their homes. The senatorial situntion in
the only interesting thing In view. now
that the two rival legumes oi the legislature
hove determin-tl to make no vilort to settle
the llllllllllu in which they lind themselves
until all?! the clot-t ion or senator. The sew
ntnriul situation in quite rut munhol a mud-
dle as the situation in the house. The Pop-
ulism do not known whether to nominatea
publiutugflo’gotf In!!! gimme: h
were h’ltepubliean or a Dantocrat. and the
live. [helium-Ma who hold the balance of
Ian-var on joint ballot do not know whether
they want a stalwart. llctnoorat ora lnaion»
lat. Today all three parties will hold call-
611505 The. Di'l'lltlt’l’IIL-tllllll' hold the key
to the m-I-utorial uitnation. and they will
probably join with the liepnblimna in the
rlrclltln of a stalwart Democrat-either
A A Harris of Fort Scott or Holley Wag-
gum-r nl Atttlrimll
Applied-e in Plymouth Church.
lilttnixl.r.'l’..lan. 2i ~-'l'he Rev. Dr. Ab-
bott twine drew applause in Plymouth
church Sunday. He. said that the Cath-
OliCS acknowledge spiritual loyalty to the
pope. “i call no man master. There ia
bigotry. intolerance and narruvrnm in tho
Catholic church, but who that has read the
I'I‘porltr oi recent trialsgoing on in other
Iii-nominations can think may that the
('atlmhc church harm monowly oi bigotry?
We cannot allow! to disregard any power
that stands rtrongiy and loynlly lor God
and law and onlcr The Catholic church
is steadily netting nearer to the common
mph. and Pope Leo possum the shown
ter and quniiiientions of n s rtesmun."
ra-ona Ilro. Padellnrrl Dying.
NEW YoItx. Jnn, 2i.~.\lra. Arthur Pad-
elioni, the divorced wile oi a Baltimore
milliouninv and the daughter oi General
Aim-rt Oniwny. is said to be suffering
[mm a room-r. hire. l’mirliord isthe wonr
an who let a young diplomat drink chum
pnuoe lronl her pink silk slipper at White
Sulphur Spring» and hornewhipped her
nmlmuer. She. attempted to star, but
iniird in ltfll she married John J. ital
incl, :- tenor singer oi the Corlreid Opera
unnpnny. Sincr then she. boa sung in
”King Cole." with the tint! company in
"liolululinl’h" and in llixey’n ”Seven Agra."
‘ Everybody Ia l'lemd.
Bruin/ma. Jan L’s—Even the Sent-n
llad'nznia hove joined in the national rejoic-
ing ovor the rvmnciiintlon ol Milan and
Nob-lie. ’l‘he new-[Inputs are vying with
each other in expressing congratulations
and good wlxhea. Young King Alexander
baa telegraphed to his parenta that the un-
oouucoment oi the reconciliation waa the
immutcat new "or received by him. and
inuxtl'lordrrl him the happiest daya oi hla
iiie. Mun-y letters and telegrama 0! con-
gratulation: have been received by the king
and hiawrruts irom toreign courts.
Var-owl central 0 Ian...
Berton Faun. Jan ~A meeting at
tho ulmkiiolnlern ol the Central Vermont
railroad i» ('ltlll'll tor Wednesday. Felt. a.
in st. Alberta. Vt.. toeeeil the etoelthold
er: will vote to take [he leanol the Malone
and St. Lawrence railroad and guarantee
the bond- thereui. as propoaed by the dl
rectum
hglaad’a liar; lay Cm
Now Yonx. Jan. 28 ——It is learned in odi-
clal naval circles that England propoaea, in
the event at the Prince of Wales virilinx
the Colombian lair. trending her entire
rbanuri rquadron to the naval review it
"do is done thorn will be preaelit the moat
mourn-l lit-at «trembled today under one
ling
Jacki“- Plan Ila-la 1'...
Bar Vnarcraco, Jan to —Slueger Peter
.lachnon baa wished I mntraru with Ian-
agn Stockton-ll ol Prim to am .
Uncle Tom. Parana llarlco, on It at
Jucltaoo. will deposit mm tohlndantateh
with Barbell for 010,010 a sidearm the larg-
ert pom nth-rad.
mid-o rho lot 'll’ loot... ,
Kronor, la. Jan. int—Jerry liarrtngtu.
the well known bail catcher. will catch for
the lioatw club the coming era-on. llar‘
pagtoa caught tor the Glutaaatl club tar
um- mm.
'aar Than-and Wham-a.
liatrutona. Jae p-J‘Imr an at kart
6m oynermeu along tha alone at the
GUSTAV m
From Illa Pulpit; i _
Saw Your. Jan. 23.——'l'he Rev. Dr. um; Congressman! Forecast For the Pint-WM- J'IL aft-41h mar -
Ilrritocmt or a straight i‘opuliut; the “9- ti "’2
m lawman-l nu."
mom-an.
“tubular-talk. Ill.
WiSllllillIllll§ sucltu
Coming Week.
DB. “LYNN DUES WITH SATOLIJ.
'I’bo Republican Will Not Halo tho 3'.
poll of the Silver Bill a Party luau-A
Quoru— l’aila to Itnpoml to tho (ll-Clo '
cull.
\t’aamxoroir. Jan. 23. -—'i‘he backward
atate ol the annual n ropriation hilla baa:
impressed itaeil upo mgm The urinate
la chargeable with the sinner delay in thla
respect. Not one oi’ tin-bilia baa yet planed
that. body. although the house baa rent
over three which are ready (or action. It
in the general olpectation that the anti-
optioo bill will come to a llnal vow before
the Ini-ldieoi this wool: not! that the -
propriatiom oonimlltee’wiil probably take
the lead. There may be a strepcmion oi the
order in this Mpt-ct long enough to allow
debate and action upon the Cherokee out:
let. bill. some oi the interstate commerce
bills and one or tan other measures which
the committee on order 0! business may dc-
tide to cull up.
Party tooling will probably manileet it—
aeli in tho I‘lt‘clllit't' minus during the
wet-l: in connection with the Mclfumas
nomination, will b is the unfinished busi-
nesa when the sénnte clown its doom
The silver repeal bill is the unknown
quantity in all calculations as to the bull-
urss oi the senate, and it may bemme the
livc issue at any time uptm motion of a
scout or to proceed to its consideration. but
at this time no such purpom la openly ea
pm.
The probabilities are that the house dur-
ing the coming week will also occupy Smell
largely with the lie-loyal appropriation
hills. and will maku an ellort to catch up
with the record of pnrvtmfi short asylum
oi I‘m-gm on them supply bill»
Momlny is tlnlrict tiny under the rules.
but Mr llulnmu inn-nth to will up ll)?
unndry civil bill and ask tin-district to give
way.
The Torrey bankruptcy hill is the apocinl
order for ‘l'nn-mlny urn! \l’ednesdny. but thr-
ordor gives appropriation: bills pun-deuce.
and (burr-lore the imnkruptry lilllwill have
to yield the than to npproprinttolw. Mr.
illmmi purposlng to call up! he diplonlotir
and consular appropriation hill on Tut-rain)
Ituleae‘r the sundry m ll bill, is in the way.
The gent-mi tlviicieney hill in bud on tin-
utlemlzu and “Ill be cullwl up at the llrst
op'mrtumtymmi the Mthmry nuttlr‘lti] bill
is rmdy to be reported to the house at any
Soda] lift at the capital.
\t’asmxmox, .len. '23» Thin is the era of
tho little dinner, lollourd by either a mini
sole. with mllhtimml luv it: ul aunts. or n
alarming oi llwtlltu'f~ at one or the other ol
in- inn-IN to vuiuv :1 dance 'l'bry ow about
ultrg‘ly popular and both wholly enjoyn
pir- Tln: [mun-r programme ix lollon I'll
rvery “brim-«lay u zzhi ut the “rice mun
.mm nl'trr llh'll‘ prohly llllilll'F‘i. :ttul thr on
t. ”mum. .l x ill min-ti are utux‘h :il limb-L
.iln-r u bur! :t‘m‘tlcu lrorn Wrubington.
l’nntv Lulpnlll mu lst'lilit‘l‘fl llvrmtein oi
.‘ltsll‘lll vrturnvd lit» n'nx luuclmi by Mrs
John ;\ l. pan, and no.“ day was lllt’flllrfi'i
oi in our .2: :l dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
J F ilcu in ur.
Another prince honored Washington with
his prnrnco in tho post week-Alia Emi
m-nrr- i‘unlinai Gibbons oi llaltimure. Il-
t-nmu tnmnli rm Mina \‘oorhrre. danL-htw u
the sr-nzvor from lmliann. upon her on
trqu-e into the ('attholit: church
The mniinui wns prvsented to the larg.
circle oi rim womor‘a and Mi» Voorhn-a
“minimum-en at tt 5 o‘clock too He wort
m... scarlrt mantle and tu-rretm A» thv
members 0! the rbnrch apprl-ncln‘d be ex
tended his hztml. and they ktraed the ring
It was a rndical and striking inuovaum.
upon the routine oi the ordinary tea
'lihiiop ll ('. I’dlter a! New York wu- in:
\\'artlitngtou nnd acct-pied an imitation n.
dinner at the \ ire prexideut'r- home. Allltlflt.
Mr. and Mrs Morton's other gut-~15 wr-r.
h’lr Julian and Lady l’uuncvlolo, "on Mr
llnmli, .\l l’., and wile; General and Mr:-
Anmn Md'ook. Chief Justice and Mn
i-‘uller, Senator and .\iru. Sherman, ‘olomn
and .\Im llonapnrtn. Admiral l'lhlflll amt
Mr Gardiner Hubbard.
Smrrtary ul Slot-t and Mn l‘mler govt
their host dinner 'l‘nmlny
Mina timer i'muphell, daughter at ex
Governor i'ampbeli oi Ohio, is \‘Nling tiu
lnrnily oi Summary l‘llkum and has but
lulu-minced to cltpilitl enemy in a round 0‘.
cnlertmmnrnta.
Dr. Hourly.- Mute Mgr. Int-ill.
Wastlixorou, Jan. 2!. «Bishop Kenna.
rector of the Catholic tmlvenity.gavu n
Ipecill dinner in honor of the. deaignaticm
oi Mgr Sotolii an prrrnnnrnt apoutolir: dole
gatototbu bolted Stairs. The gneata in
eluded llr. Mcliiynlt and hia lriend, Iliahor
Moore oi St. Align-tine, Fla. and tin
laeulty ot the unirenity. Dr. McGlyuh
war present in mponae to an invitation
addrnaed to him by Mgr. Satolil two day-
alter hla reimtatemtmt to the prieathood
’l'bo apeecbea at thedlnurr were all deliv
fired in the Latin tongue. ill-limp Keane.
numbing oi the amtolic Ileiegnte'a mla
union to the United Stain, raid in rub
alum: "Thur lar the church in the Unites!
Staten Inu- been in the territorial category.
unturned by the holy lath" through tbv
bureau of the propaganda. Now it ap
pmarhesthe dignity oi a regular govern:
mental organization and ban eatahllalml in
its mill-t a brunch oi the holy lutiler'a an-
premermtrt. ’l’htul we ran take an honest
prid» in the event which we honor." Mar
fiatolli. in reply. rrlrrrrd to the mile'a lore
tor the American people, in "Wore M
which he cited bia own appointmentanprr-
mil!!!“- apmtolie delegate to this country.
lie alan thanked nlfihop Keane for having
allorded him the ineilltlea to make his ml-
deoce tn the nnlrmity. and spoke in high
pulsar at that initiation and oi the [real
good It would accompllrh.
‘l‘lro Republican Senatorial llama.
wannrom. Jen. wart. Republic-a
uaatorlal uncut. which met at the real-
denea at Senator airman. waa aornewhat
til-appointed became it tailed to more the
attend-noon! a quorum The film repeal
willy die-wearer! when. alter It hrleln-
oi individual views on the abject.
t became evident that no agreement wold
breached. Theqaeatlonwilioothtlaadr
rpartytameda inhuman-r. ltwar
leeided that. train line
line. m of ill? tint ”ammo.
tothe MM Ilia-id halite hill opening the
Cherokee atrium artilrrneat and rrtathtm
lag the iodine tor the land- tat-awe
film» who prelim apa- rear
‘ I I J :4 “M
'“II. « - aa.
litre ”WWW
‘ not the mama-hoot
:m-ngrnugmhmd
thrm thatlrmhrratrwltlhrtav
fl taunt ' are
éfilfigfiiirwlii=
an tumult tr. rum.
W
A
‘PITT. 'iihidreansTrLoon,‘
‘mmam Ill
Hanna-Ia and one-pan” o! the I'm
I'm-t hook Iltgh Ground.
or and thmmringrainheroa at p rim
poiuta tamiaht-a good ground tor the grav-
eat anxiety among people with p'i'oporty In-
tern-ta in or along the rivera, particularly
the Morrmgaheia. A pilot hm utatea that
the oonditiona for 70 miles were such that
only the moat gradual thawing weather
would avert a great disaster. it» aald that
what will be literally movlugrnountainaol
lee would come down with any Wilcl‘k
hie rim. getting a good start in weight and
Volume of ice with the opening' oi the big
‘gorga at Morganhtown. when the la.- la
piled up in the river [rum 2 toll leet deep
[or miles.
River enough to “it and detach the im-
meme accumulatimiu trom their mooringa,
and at the same time lill’lllhll water to
carry the moving mm. in what he says
the rivurmen have to tear at this time.
Every one here is apprehenairr oi a great
chants and others doing buhim along the
river ironta have taken time by the lore
lock and have removed their goods [min
the cellars to the upper tloora oi their
buildings - "m
MR. BLAINE GROWS WEAKER.
The button Dirl Not “tell Illa-
"re Night;
\t’asurxo‘ros, June :3 ‘That Mr .Blaine
is weaker is the only knowledge his phy-
sicians gained oi any change in bi: mudi
lion. lie is apparently about the same as
he. has been [or several days past lie to
lain» min-claimants and duet not appeal to
be better or worse, but the doctors have
horn] a slight iosa of strength each day.
"'3 ilyatt'mlled in the morning. and Dr.
Johnston paid a Visit to the patient in the
altrrumn ‘l'he doctora visited Mr. Blaine
It it'll and n-portrd that there was no ma
termi olmuize in hixconditirm. ll anything,
howevor. he was aligbtiy wraher The
home wm- clwd [or the night at ii o'clock
At Ilu'rlnck there had been nochumte n-
pmted in Mr. Elaine's (minimum,
[luring
l’redrlrnt Gunner-n on Ill-unload Trill~
l‘lTTFlzi'ml. Jan. 25.——l’re.~ident Samuel
Gonna-n oi the American l-‘rrirration of
Labor won in l’lttshnrg conferring with
ol‘iin-nn oi the Amalgamated awn-infirm.
inn-then o! llomeatewi'aadvimry commit
too and Attorney W. W Erwin, the St
‘nnl lawyer. who in delemling the Home
strmi men rhanzvd with murder. in rein-r-
eucr to lbw rows. Mr. (lrnnprn declined
to state what point: were discussed iur
thur than in my that it luul to tin with the
ale-tonne of liomexlend men. Speaking {or
hints-ell, he. «id. "The l‘mleratum Manda
mu]; to mowmte warmly and ntendiauiv
with theAn-ulgnmatrd awocialnm to tie
tense of those who have been so (ninety no
curred oi murder and other crimes" Mr.
(Sonata-mole“ lor New York.
Mn. flania’ Dole-uh llr-r Son.
Xsw Ynnx. .lan Ext—Mm P licCrmdy
llama, mother of Carlyle llarrill. luuml
llltlll)‘ of murdering hia young «lie. pub
lishran letter In deli-uncut her mu. Mrs
Harris reviews t'orlyle’a life and gives her
reasonavrhy the death penalty should not
no influ'ted upon him "We how new and
unportnm n ids-nee to [tM'lll which clrarly
proves that llelen l’mlawa» nadir-led totin-
nsr of morphine." She.- rayn in conclusion.
'1 demand another trial for my boy, and l
:lsk every lawyer. every doctor, every
clr-rgyman. Mery man and woman who
mm for juatiw to be adminiott'rud to do
world this now trial "
Death In I ilviglllnx l'lfly.
ELVIRA. N. Y.. Jan. .3 ——l.n3t waning a
‘lrlglllll‘l putty returning from Horse-hernia
uthis my tanks strnrk on a grade crooning
t mile uutwlr the city limits by an expo-ah
rum on the l)ulavmre,l;tckawunnn and
-\'r'~trm mud Three young men werr on
he trout salt of the sleigh and time young
ladies on the rear vat, All were thrown at
ou-ilierublo diwmnre, aiiulrting in the
omw, (luv oi tbr girla, Hertha Morison.
amt Itwlalttly killed, and another, Vim
Wheeler. so badly injured that recovery
«ems inuwlble. The otheramnpui un-
hurt.
Ire-aver l'itiu-aa Stone a lteetor’a llonae.
lithvrzn. Jun Zl—vAli places at amuae
menu arn- cloud yesterday by the order
J! the police board. and the pmprietnrs
um arrested and placed in jail. itev ll
.\l. Hart. dean of the Epimlpal church, in-
'Illguruied the crumle. immune cmnda
moved on [loan llart'a homomndiuahhort
time alone: were thrown. ammhlng aevumi
mnduwa An arbitrary alarm was rung
ill. and the pollen noon arrived on the arrow
Ifli' tlillprnlt'll the crowd without making
«my arrests.
New Terri “lulu Klilhll.
Auuxv. Jon. 8. ~(‘hicl Executive Olli-
eer Mchnuuhton hold that. the work oi
net-tiring an exhibit at the World'a lair
lrom New York Mote waa programing anti:
motorily in all departmenta the appliea
lllms lor apul‘! aggregate much more than
tlll'. or the Illflml oi the authorities
Cholera at llalle.
“until. Jana-Jo the Nietlebeu any-
ium at Malta 1’! new carnal rholrra and 9
drama worn reported l’rnieaaor Koch in
hard at work. Nebaa lent speeimenuoi
bacilli (build in tili'letent pump» to the
ilrrlin lhwh-rloioglul institute (or thor-
nugh examination.
Head 0” liar-dud and l'iltm Iona.
l’munmmli. Jan. u—Mra Catharina
Sharp. widow oi John 0. sharp. a hero 0!
the war oi lllll. died here Sunday. Ilra
Sharp was within two meta 0‘ bring lib
year. old she wna the oldest pen-loner on
the roll: oi the United Staten government.
A leer nu Collin...
Pllll, ind. Jan. a—A rear and. colli-
sion between the two notion-oi the hat
eaatlronod meat train on the Manual-
railroad occurred at Mutiny around
notion was running at the rate oi as miiaa
an hour and telescopes! tour can.
A ”Indiana Oar-a.
Rumour». Vt. Jan, :8 ~A action or the
local roundhoaoa at the Central Vermont
ilread m burned. tool-ding ihna loon-
gotlm owned by tho Delaware-ad and
Inn
“mm-OWEN
Burma-mt. V. in. m tam
toaaotpnvrder exploded
Kai Powdrrworkawreehingthaplaat
and enema. apthaelty Molly Noon-
era-hm
Hail-n Indra- Infill“ Bio-plumb,
Tritium Jae. nwuma beaten. the
name. will «telltale Itr winner at the
naheaanflooarr rare tor the champion-
lilp Ill "if“ '» NS,
alone-limbo. ’
the it no»
magmatmflaWI‘wm
Mutation Janie-A
& ' ‘rarnet Blah-my
'a‘ 3'
mil flora). ~
your
.W-
flood when the thaw comm. Many meta
, Job Printing
done. where their
motto is Quick-
néss. Naatness.
Accuracy and
Lowarices.
multimillion.
wwwm
Mtws 1.
PLUMBING
rotten ooh-not rm»
Wm plumbing! burden“ xi‘o‘rt
In the employ of W. ll. leak.
”IV
I
'3 Va tar-atrial r-flrn
I
an
E:
'—
iX) "W kw‘lllhar
W
Guam
arm- -
smiles.
TIN WA R E
would its limits.
mutton mrlnssmuts
T.‘ 8. illlNAlilSllN,
South No’rwalk. “.i
A Guy in how".-
i J tool: amn claim to Newport. tart aunt.
merto got u mouthful of frankly haunted
“air and mgoy the society 0! the million-
airea Ormduy l was stunting about. teet-
ing lonesome like. when I met the prettiut
find i overmw outnidoof a picture fora
anap ad. She couldn't have been more
than aerontu-u. and Illa dined with ma
dmdtuuy. i felt that I ought to getao
«painted with that girl and give her a good
lotbcrly talk on the sin of 'rthtg, but alto
had an old down with her but looked.
like Medusa enjoying an attack of cramp
colic. l bnitniulnml was lost of wane.
I struck up on acquaintance with the girl.
but she upwind scrim-d hull otlt of her
wita and la pt trimming lmltat old Mr:-
dium. who mmped on our trail. muttering
on though one inn-nun] turning loo into a
Newport tower. lurked thegirl ii there
was any linsiilllll)’ or getting rid 0! her.
and who rvpllni tint it. might Ledonul.y
bribery. On this gunk- hintlrxtcd.nnd
we enjoy“! It plrrmuit ten: n-tute until-r
mrbcd .
Every day [would meet the charming
young lady and huhaldile old Slalom to go
and see what the wild waves were saying.
l was charmed. delighted. Alter aweelt
or ten days of that sort. 0! thing I chanced
upon another giddy benedict- walking by
the Inshore with my inamorata, while old
Madam lingvrui out of night. That made
me suspicious. and I watched the girl. i
loom! out that she was no millionaire’a
daughter, on i bud anpprml, but u «birthing
young min-mums, who apportioned her
time among a dmen (mi admin-nu. all of
whom xubnidlml her partncrlu the plow-v
the old din-nu. l figural up that l htul
paid out near Hill for the privilege of talk.
log {or but! no hour a tiny to it girl who
played the street moiety bud summer- and
kicked h:.t.~' oil in the hurlmpw opt-m
winters Yunl war. a great. guy. (Lt '5
nevertoo old to item—5t. hum Giulio
Demtrvntt.
A Japanese “no.
The story of Sogom, a [mount of Japan,
la ant-o! the most pathetic in the rimmi- ot
heroism. in lot-t the country lolk of S.-
koorn wt-rcsvmppmeed by land agents that
their condition appeared tothum himpiy no
bearable. 1h; haul no ncWhpnpom to set
[urth their “rough. and rerxxumtruncr: of
5 any sort waudnngoroua Driven todutpent
tion,aomc of them met together and pro
pared in tuition to the Mario. who was
apending in dissipation at 'l‘okio the money
wrung from thorn by taxation.
They wrote and rent the petition, but
no notice “'llalt‘l’cl’ mm take-n hi it. i'osei»
biy no one had l:\'i‘ll tom; the tmuhleto
mod it. and their Wmtigzsmmul to be with
out remuly.
Moved by the general nurturing. Sogom.a
man 0! middle uge,rietenrtinmi .19 abut
and despot-utt- resort to [mat the petition
in pcrwn to his august uranium the ty
noon.
Taking leave ol his blends. he went to
Tokio. secreted hints-ll under-n bridgen’hich
the great man Wm to porn. and at the right
moment pnshul the petition at the and old
long bamboo directly into the myul bonds.
The not WKL“ without parallel in all the
library of Japan, A more prawn: bzui dis
turbul the myni mlmion and at the more
moment brulmrt the etiquette ut the real' i
into a thousand plum Tin: t-rmrmity « ;
the in“! lull to itrunmlinte implirim into tin
cirmmmunu'aol the our. sun! the jlbllt‘t: cl’
wntplmm “'71" fully pmrul
'llit‘ [rzmtnts' «mug.» wore at once to
dmml, but hlnu‘ rlrmmru must be pro
aervul in .iapzm or any mt the one in at
who hurl IL”! sum d his pulpir- tub d. .
end our lvr plilil~hntrul to the very thump)
of whom he Lori m :uplainul.
By his-mlvr Soguro. h‘m “lie and their
thm (‘lllilll‘t‘n Went put to rlvulh. Today a
monument nun-ks the ~3th “'ill'ft'llll'y dint.
anti tin-Er mum‘s are in ill in grateful mi
memlm.uce.—— l'uut h'u (fun pztniun.
The (‘ocoannl (tab.
The (mutant (Till) inimhils the Blunt!!! 0!
tho lit-inn no. no .uul N‘rllt!‘ to bu in lil‘ ole
mm: “EA-u siltllltziulrlde a limb high up
in n l'lK'tktll'“ tree. .tn nvemgv size-i spul
nun of llzt-pgwyim filial u «i-lrullnn jar m
owriluwiug. the "urrrilmv" living tin! tilt'i!
hoi ”(175:4le to the pn-sorvutiun at such
things. lie- is a powerful looking rrunta-
emu and tan-ms wull tuloptui “this trade.
which chhtiy mn~iats oi plurklng count
nuts. blinking than with his rtmruxous
duwarunl diggingtlw mm: out thmughtlur
“eyes," “lllt'll you have olirnnntirul ritua-
tul near the unmiieud o! the out. (Tom-tr
nuts are originally lltt‘lur-t‘rl in a three our
non-d covering or husk. which colorist» M a
woody libero! conrw tt-xturc and a lmrwn-
lob yellow color. This liber- Ellfmulillst'lu’h
nut in a layer iron: i inch to L“ , incbcn in
thicknm
The amount crab wilt-ct: largo quanti
ties at thin tiller and «moment a large.
dome limped “hon-re" or newt. in which he
can nlwnyh he lourul when not out in uproot
oi nltll’t.‘ tiller orjuicy hula Tho narivm n!
moat oi the lsiuudu which this club in
hnhilo call it by u mime which nigtlllim
”the bird of Gui." and they will not out it»
nt‘flh.l’\'rll though unlit-ring the mom of
eatrrtm- hunger. Uncertain «buy» of each
year they kill cormnnt cmba tor the lot
which uecnmulatea in th n-giuu ul thr-
tlll. Thin (at is tilted wwillrial and
other ceremonial film-St. lamla Republic.
Ilaary flaunt“.
Reading the Christina. utagaziuaa ia a
muscular rather than a mental exertion.
The weight oi atlvertiumenta in increased
bya number of ounm 'i'o aupport thin
extra weight the write need to hat-em
in training. In the British autumn: and
inthu grvar lorrign llbrariea the advertise
manta are cut out below the magazines-la.
t into circulation. Thi- lsaguoti plan
“Ian be door neatly.and the migraine
ta a much trimmer appeanmce
mare an many demands on the ilngera.
handsaralarmutthn Ieaaonthatitlam
prudent to aerate no much athlitlonal
strength to holding up the adrmiring
“para 0! the macadamia orde law”.
on itory. apoetn crap—l2 pro-e.—
llaw York Erratum
'u
amu-n-n'uhrhuh.
Aoertaindoetwoamflofllhhntreet h
theownerol a which hriawilllng
tngtra away. prtwaa keptlnaclge
mhwinthoflp and-lords!
damuaementtopatientawhowuttlo
mmtuuuuneuabyhhhxla
doctor alter maul ta
mutedwhuhhhmandnxhdm
oat.“0nedol .
”fiwfimim aodnow
onto orna- PM...
mammoth-m
[takes an everyday convenience at an
old-I‘m: luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. flight!
Ward at all Pure Food Eitpositions. End:
pagkage makes ‘5’” large fies. Avoid
llnitatlons~and insid on having ill
NONE SlFCi-l brnn‘l.
IERRELL Gt SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
on.
Willi Hill “8
a iew damaad you will he untied at rho unox
ported not.“ that will reward your (Inna
with“! have the heat but” to o'er an agent
that can be round on the (are at filo earth.
Ilhdloproiitu-Ulstlllwortlalh ‘ ‘
Newandaeoondhand
Buggies, Plums. carriages,
Canopies. Spindles. ctr.
Prices to $qu All
CALL AND Bl]! mu.
Henry Tilly.
Pay the damage
On Your Home
it you live or die by taking an endowment
pol or. loan: maul“ can a aday will in»
euro you for "no Timmod Dollar- ll 'oo
want to pmtrct your lamily or 30ml it.
old age. insure at once in the
Willi. Gillilill lliE ms 80.
OFEARTPORD.
3... 3.. L’Hommedlet:
luv-m. ill “‘auhinmnn r-tr ~2th Vannl‘
‘FU fill lfU‘i-‘i E
G BEAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
So h “Mn rmi.
l‘rufll-Ir
Job
Printing.
Min eadly and honorably made hr and paid to
he at men, women. boys. I
employ. You can make money latter at work for
It than you hart any idea of. The holiness ia an
can to learn. and induction no rlmpk and plain.
that all meant from the start. There who take
hold oi th- laminae nap the advantage that
arise (root the round reputation of on oi the
oldest, most lnmsrinl. and larger! pnhiiahia‘
houses to Monica. SEN" tor room" the prolta
that the Matures so readily and hamlmmeir skirt
All beginnen succeed (nadir. and more th-
realire their greatest expert-lions. more who
t it find ramir It we tell them. Thrrelephaty
Junta (or a let more workerl. and we
then m be a at once. I! you are alreadv e
crumbs! tare a lew spare momenta, and
can them to Idiom-gr, then write or at o
[or [hit in war grand opportunity . and “(vii
on particular: hr retort! mall. A m-.
ran; 3 co- Ito: So. no, Angina, la
W. l...
SHOE uh'hir.
£4" ”fit:
muffin-M.” earn
Jon smut t 533:.
”a l. “kl! “on.
rare In tall.
Mm Mt Main linear.
not-diva". ram-u
§$.._...
r) 0
“r
""‘M' Orders far
. Printing
. Solicited.
grunts snunh
il.il. |3Plate
i soUTu NORWALK, or. .
A: “wow
1 Good Work
‘ Executed
. Promptly.
WAGGN?"
ill’lllllill our on noun;
Pickled Oysters.
TILIPHDNI 0.9L]. fl ll.
Hunt & Zeiuff
82 Wall-glen street.
64 Sudhury 8t, Baton; last.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults,
Bank laultiloors.
llEl’llSiT lillllll Ill? All KillllS.
the Best Site: in the lurid.
mourn use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
til) sold in Lyn”. lass” since that great
.\ here m of our sales in re subjected to lama.
at. prueervmg their contents.
‘(fllAlll’lOK RECORD also in the Great
“I!
.i
:hn-a J Fin.- in hill. in the Great Boater)
lni ... and in all theg‘reat lire. alone. 8 ll
urn in-n an. Artenta wanted. .8 lh
0m and éiiehie
DAILY nmscr
Freight Line!"
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
AND ‘
South Norwali;
AN D
N orwalk.
THE PROPELLERS.
lily of ”liomalk‘:
EAGLE
Will leave, i'h-r m. B. it.
New York. at i') p, in.
14%“? Normal!» lip. m.: South Norwalk Io‘l;
p. In.
Frt‘ighl rrreivrd i'ro n 2' a. in. m5 p. m.
l' mn applll‘ lion to agent» llw (‘ii of V
real and flag!» will be- wul [or punt-iii his”;
lrviubt anywhere in X In York or it» vicinity.
Wall whom» are turbid Irnatiug any oi
he em burn"! the beaten! thin line oaac~
counlo tl’mownor~ tbenol. I!
ALL suit-:5 or
cnusntn SIONE.
General contractor rrlStrtr
Blunts t Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lion Till. tinnib No.7 PI.»
NorwallJ'vnD, w
it.
Many" 858“
lim- toll. B. ”17!.
5| Wuhlutoli It. 80. Infill”
1? Iain Strut Mill.
Ballets, ail-twain;
ICE CREAM.
who“! merom-
7 ' BRENNAN’SMA
new
Restaurant,
‘I'ill Humor om
lammaaflreadyh
and ”
(Bertram ”aunt .
i .
been!
Norwalk Chronicler