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run more.
tron IRELAND
' e- hxpounds the Doc-
trine!!! Parliament.
f mmomnm nouns
m Awake-rd at Every Point by
' Ilsa-am of the Grand on: Bias.
,1MEMSame aa'l'hoscntl’ro—
mhtmdillonam Dilamt.
. relight—Mr. Gladstone. in a
y mood of over two hours. intro—
“about rule hill in the house of
' Innis. tAllthe galleries were packed
r tulle» capacity. Justice Harlan
W Stats supreme court had a
._ . “It diplomatic gallery with Minis
:MI. Benson! other noted strangers
0! thitabla lay the premier's lounge
pot—ah ifimd all his long speeches. “ The
M of a lamp maid his [ailing sight
ads-a pathos to the scene. Mr. Gladstone
stand of! in a slow, measured voice, his
mt intention being to husband his re-
am But his voice. though fine at the
MW manifestly during the pm
Multan. ea. Bencovered his voice
“It”. War. during the perorntion,
”thaw” line and impressive.
constituency must in the first place he as
sociatcdwithar'atahlcvalucollflwhtlw
by to arouse aggregate constituency qr
preaching 1W pemna‘iuclnding own-
ersaswsll as occupiasa. but subject “a
provision that no owner or occupier“
vote in more than one constituency." ‘
'Iha Paroratiaa. .
Mr. Gladstone concluded; “I have tried
to convey the fundamental conception and
spirit of the scheme I submit that tha
plangt‘qpy be imperfect. but I hops it will
receive impartial oondderation. Although
there may be friendly and unfriendly criti-
cisms. I hope I shall not give Manse when
lcsprees my deep conviction that a plan
closely resembling this should be pa-cd.
I must any, for my own part. that I never
will and never can be a party to ' , th-
ing to my country the continuance of this
heritage of discord which has been handed
down from generation to generation. with
hardly momentary interruption, through
seven centuries—this heritage of discord,
with all the evils that follow in its train.
“I wish no pm orlot in that r It
would be misery for me if I had foregoneor
omitted in these closing years of my life
any measure it was possible for new take
toward npholdingand promoting the cause
which I believe to bathe cause not of party
or one nation. but of all parties and all na~
tines To these nations. viewing them as I
do. with their vast opportunities under a
living union for power and happlncu to
these nations. lsuy: Let mcentrcat you—
if it were my latest breath I would scen—
treat yon—let the dead bury their dead. and
cast behind you forever recollections of by
HAWAIIAI 3mm
Torcsl
The Nicaragua Canal Bill Re-
ceives Consideration.
*2
HINGE.
Secretary taster Ilalds a (loaf-rho» With
the lanetnry Delegates—Tho Amado-a
Insist thaPaaa-aIcaadalllacalos
Develops Anything. - Ina Ibo-git.
Wasnlso'ros. Feb. li—‘l‘ne Dish-let of
Columbia mmittee. notwithstanding the
‘ of the itteeon
‘ inn.
r rr : 1
held the floor in the house. Half a dozen .
measures of entirely local import were
passed
The in. which is intended to secure the
construction of the Nicaragua ship canal
fins: . " ofthc It
provides that 3 per cent bonds of the com—
pany to an amount not exceeding Hindi),-
woman be guaranteed (principal and in~
terat) by the government of the United
States, these bonds to be issuad according
as money is actually paid out and —- ,
by the compan ' the construction of the
The confine-n In licaragna.
I :a
canal.
The government is then to own the capi«
tal stock of the mmpnny. with the excel»
.' a. V, _
”01.): mag;
T WIS “61'0“ Uliifii'obuuetl. sunny...
“WWW of his speech Mr. Glad-
mm overwhelmed with congratula-
m H! took tea atthchouseof com-
“and after resting an hour drove home
mired Will Enthusiasm.
tholl'r. Gladstone arose to introduce
3h home rule bill there was a demonstra-
floll an earnest. so enthusiastic and int»
gone evil».
of King lien.
NEW ORLEANS’ MARDI GRAS.
Cherish love and sustain one
another through all vicissitudes nfhnmnn
adults in times that are to come.”
Opening of the Grant Festival—neceptlou
Nb’i’ outcasts, Feb. li—‘l‘he crowd is
tion of ”2,0003% of it, which is to be re-
tained by the company. and except the
shares to be delivered to the governments
of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The impor-
tance of this guarantee by the government
was demonstrated in a speech by Mr. Frye
(Rep. Ma). who undertook to show that
the work would, with the guarantee. be
“an“! tien- vealed a
cinema-w...
m stratum ‘sr. IIIIIE.
Suleiman
numbers their
motto is Quick.
‘ nose. Neutness.
Accuracy and
Low, Prices.
ll
‘Juryoualaad and thaOaaaOpaaalby
shortness-Ilsa.
considered favorable to the defense The
limited space in tbs coltrtroom was
thronged with spectators. Mr. Patterson
. occupied an hour
in his addremtn
ing
July I. Closing.
hsasid the press
cution would
prove that P. J.
Connors came to his death from a gunshot
wound fired bysomcoueofacrowdnf
persons on the river bank at the Home-
atcsd mills: that the common purpose of
thiscrowiwas to kllLand Hugh O’Don-
nell formed one of their number. As a
‘ heaided. ‘ ’, “ ’vanden»
couraged the work which went on there
and therefore wasgnilty of murder.
HUGE o'nosssu.
MONTANA LEGISLATORS MAD.
tissues and Countershavgaa a! Bribery
‘ Ar. I‘mly ladle.
"ELENA, Mon. Feb. li.-Conirary toss-
pectatlons the senatorial—controversy"-
not settled yesterday. The l Democratic
followers of Daly and 2 Po lists stuck
by Judge Dixon. The Republicans select‘
cd acommlttee to investigate charges of
crwkedncss or bribery and daelaredthat
they will continue to hunt out and expose
GOVERNOR WE RT {3' NOMINATION8.
hallo-scat Ea—owveraar Abbott ta Ila
Pnaaatad This Week.
,, Tammi“: iL—Gsrernor Warts nm
is Instad Charles H. simmerman' as chief of
the state labor bureau to succeed James
Bishop. who-schist clerk he haabacnfnr
lnany years. Mr. Bishop retired onacconnt
of ill health. The governor at tha same
time nominated Thomas 1‘. McCormick
as law judge of Union county. More the
week is out it is believed the governor will
’ nominate alt-Governor Abbett a ladies of
the supremeouurt tosueceed tbs lateJndgs
7 louddsr. The opposition to Abbett's ap-
pointment has been witpdrawn through
the aaartionsnl United StatuScustooclsct
Smith. and his confirmation by a unani-
mous vote may be echtcd. unless the Re-
publicans for party mans. should decide
to vote against him.
i The bill to render lawful thstralllein
milk and newspapers on Sunday has been
withdrawn from the hands of thcgovarnor.
It was improperly drawn.
Hr. Lana of Union. the Democratic leader
oaths floor of thabooac. introduce-infill
to prohibit winter racing. Such a bill has
not bsculookcdforat all. and itsappcar—
aucc created a sensation. The racing men
in the legislature were fairly startled.
I Mr. Dalyod’ercd a resolutionin the-sn-
ata, which was adopted. calling for an in-
of the reorganization of the
.l'irst national guard u to thsallcgedin-
subordination and lurk of discipline result-
' ing therefrom.
BEAVER FALLS' ECONOMY BANK.
. Depositor- male a Ian and Ara Paid
‘ Pro-ptly.
Buvxu Faun. Paleb. it——A big run on
the Economy bank on Saturday was onlya
alight waning of what was to follow.
Monday beforetha bank opened the stone
ups lcading to tha bulldingwere crowded
withpeople. allwith anxious face. wait—
mountain"
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‘ lu nuns
Pllllll'lllfi
lmtnlbaullcitaaharccfpu patron-
11*”me ha donaf
Marrow
Don’t be a cow,
and chew your cud.
Be a gentleman,
. and chew
Haitians. , ,
shoes.
‘ svch‘e.
TIN WARE
Phltltgilliltslttltltt.
mmnmnnssurmn
T. S. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. ”.1
' ' . , .. DR. F. w. pARInER.
P09! OIHOI lllllwllfl.
Bouth Norwalk. ‘
Conn.
Palnless Dentistry
Teeth llllsd and hum without pain.
Crown and My Work.
out an or rusn'os no annuals.
No batter made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted wlrhaut pain. - me
«he. Vitilised Air or Ampheuc).
Teeth cleaned. - - - - 75c
Teeth filled with Amslm. - — we
Teeth filled with Platinum. . - 75-
Tecth filled with Gold. - IL“) and up
all Work Guaranteed.
on!“ open from 8 a. at. until 9 p. m.
Entrance No. a Washington st. 08 ly
...__.a.. .. .s. _.-.. ".4. __-._.
a“_‘-'. -‘a‘nuc-
:(CCm-mwmn‘
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rum rev 0A! MD m z
Freshest «Fish
ntrusom. mum
MAPLE SYlllll’
ANll SllliAll
Willow.
mm out m undo.
Plckled. Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALI. I ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
88 Washington street.
£0]de
it stilling St. Boston. .188.
Fire and
Burglar-Prod Sales.
Bank Sales, .
Bank Vaults, .
Bank Vaultnuors.
AND
llEPilSlT WORK (If All lllllllS.
The Best Sales in the World
“0.000 in use. Always pre-
I.
l“!!! “nullified ll ‘1 mat 0! “HIGH“. anything of the kind should it occur. "I" the" content"
several thousands larger than it has ever
ingtodrawout their money. The pub
possible that it wussevrml minutes before
_ Inconld be heard u. said:
WILLLUI E. GLA ”TUNE.
“I may with» :;: rmmnptitty ruminnl the
boom that the '.m- cw whi- l; u-llnllv plat-vi
ed the cause of high soil govrrmm-nt in
lrlahaflairs have. within these walls till!"
his the last seven years, llt'rli nlmu~t en-
timly mute. I return. therefore, to the
periodof 188. when a proposition of this
kind was sllhmitml on the pm of the gm:-
ernmcot of the tiny. and I hm: to remind
the house of the with»: (lien taken up by
III the promoters of [live "tenant-cs."
Previous Efforts for “none Rule.
My. Gladstotwtlilutml upon the circum-
stances under which the not of union mm
M, the promise of equality in the laws
and of commercial equality under which
union was efl'n-lul. it was tlwn [)X'hplll‘hfl‘il
millionth. he. will. that Irishml-n “Ullld
bk! their places in tin: cabinet of the
United Kingdom. but it had been his lit)"-
and destiny to sit in cabinets with no less
than no to mntnlmmon, of w horn only one.
the Duke of Wellington. one an lri~hnmn_
while Castlereagh was. the only other Iri~h
man who had sat in the cabinet sincn the
union.
Change In English Sentiment.
Aliuding to English feeling towunl Irish
limos rule. Mr. lilatletnne said he thlllll
refrain from urging that England would
find herself exhausted and her Work mmlo
“practicable by resistance to lrinb 1h»
meals. He could well conceive England
Manning. if so minded, real-dame to
IM demands. but Huxlnml’s “mu-Mon
”home rule had been rapid. In that} linu-
Ifld‘a maturity adverse to home run wai-
Ill. lthad now declined to it. In face of
m I fact who would guarantee the
permanence of the lippttflllllln n! the to
IMF [Cheers]
Features of the Itllt.
- It. Gladstonethcn procemiu-d tnuivo the
w Willa of the More rnle bill. lie
I“:
“ThaNll reiteratesllze live pmpmltlnns
lid down all the cardinal principles in
‘ I“. The druobhctof thuiawntab—
“a legislative body sitting in Dublin to
”it” both the legit-hilt)“ and the. title
Milan of the Irish distinct from the
w affairs. axactlng only the mudl~
“Mt the Irish do nothing inmm»
“I“. lllptrl‘ill unity-a for as the
) Wand intentlonsof the govern
“HOW.
Wt the equality of the. king»
lass mast ha borne in mind.
tune—m equitable mun-lion must
“”0 to the imperial chargm
'MF‘VH‘] practical provision I0?
In W“ of the minority must be
plan that we propow should
hfiififliatbs judgment of the prom
“Mil W the necessary measures
abut “desired-results.
.
ties nrn imposed similar
in the hill!!! l” These
the lacuna; of religious frec-
MmtothoAmamm
“we
“arise.
have been made to illuminate the exterior
of all prominent buildings. The dignita—
ries of the cornivul court.with a number of
guests. left the city on the royal yacht Gul-
vrston to meet His Majesty Rex at the jet-
tics. The Galveston returned with the
ruynl party at :l p. m..snd the kingucnt nt
once to the city hall, attended by his retiv
nut. where the keys of the city were deliv-
ered to him by Mayor Fitzpatrick. The
king afterward held a levee. llc wnem
celt‘ed by household guards on horseback
and afoot. the state militia. the Uniformed
Rank of the Knights of I’ythims and
Knights of Honor. the house of peers. the
Grecian guard. the Turkish bodyguard.
mountwl conflicts and the royal council
and dukes of the realm.
Last night Protons and his "krewc" ap-
pczmd in one of the most magnificent
pageants seen for years. The subject was
Kalcvaia depicting the mythology of Fin-
land. The first car was the chariot of Pro-
tons. and then followed the Banucrcar. the
Rival Minstrels. the Daughters of the Sun
and the Moon, the Hidden Trmsure. the
Rainbow Mold forging Snmpo. the God of
the Forest; Castle of lioneyland. the
Plrimit-fi, Dcnthland, the Magic Barge. the
Evil Principle. Daughter of the Fog. Maid-
en of the iium-yiiq-lds. liirth of the. Ilarp.
the Water Castle. the Sky God and the
Point Star. The cili-ctsof light were made
as much tut: of an the nrtof thepninter
nnd the wealth of t'on'lllmt‘ and decoration.
and the 0min» pageant wasa triumph for
the youngest of the great carnival organ-
lmxinns. After the parade a ball was given
at tim French Opera House. and the mask.
ore u ere-grouped into tableaux. The queen
was Muss Virginia Sicholls. the daughter
or u-Uovernur Francis T. Nicholle. who is
now Clllvll justice of the supreme court.
CHARGES AGAINST BURNHAM FARM.
Instead of lining Itafnrwsalory. Its Pru-
tlm Are fluid to lie Corrupt.
New \‘onx. l-‘rb. H.—~An investigation
is to be made as to the way in which Burn-
ham Industrial farm at Canaan Four
(‘urnt-rs. 5. ii. is being conducted. It is
charged thnt the boys living on the farm
are aboard and ill treated. and that their
moral». inalrltd of being corrected byre
Iorumlory influences, are still further cor-
tllpmi,
Governor Flower received it communion
tiou from Mr. Charles C. Morton. the malt
broiler at 17 Broadway, in which the
writer told how hlu son had been forced to
run away from llurnham farm. and to
camps capture hull chipped ona nailing
rem] for a port MIX) miles from New
York. Governor Flower sent the letter to
the state board of charities. and the sub-
joct was referred toi'halrman William R.
kilowart of the standing committee on re-
formawrica for investigation.
There are now till boys at the farm. and
they come from in different states». About
30 of the boys are from New York and
Brooklyn. and some of them are the mus
of wenltlly [tar-oats. No boys convicted of
crinw are fallen at the farm. for It is not a
penal Institution n" a refonnstory in the
legal mplancc of the term.
The Kansas Int-talus.
Torus. Feb. lt.-'l'be Republican Muse
took action which.“ is contemplated. wlll
bring the house ultrahble to the courts It
entered its aergaunlut-avunl to go to la
Ilene. Cmnanrhe umnty. and arrest a
wltnm who "loses to appear before the
Republican electorl‘ committee and bring
him before the bar of the house. The Popu-
list house passed no appropriation bills.
and the taking of the question to the w
prcmc court in Injunction proceeding- has
been delayed.
lam Cow-ail of the lad Chas.
Artistic Cm. Pen Hfi‘l'ns supreme
council of the Legion ofthc Red Cross his
annual session here. Among times in air
tondansa are SuprameCornmander Charles
ll. Ellis. Ja. Supreme Rounder John B.
Treller of “’llmlngtoofinprsma Treasurer
J. ll. unmet Baltlmmaadsoprsme
Medical Examiner Patterson of “filming
ton.
lea—m for tha Gabi-at.
Monocular. Ala, tab. li.»'i'ha nests
been before. The city is guyly decorated; and that the fixed charges would beonly
with the carnivnl colors. and preymmtions
sitcom) (outside of u sinking fund). where-
aswithoutthe guarantee the cost would
be not less than $11!”on and its fixed
charger. 510.com) a year. Mr. Morgan
(Dem, Ala.) discml the diplomatic fen.
turns of the measure.which went over with-
out action.
The Hawaiian Negotiations.
There was no conference between the
Ilmvniinn commissioners and Secretary of
State Foster. The secretary was "lunged
with the delegates. lrum the l'mted Suites
to the international monetary conference.
who are in the city to complete their report i
tuthe president. Each side has received
from the otheru draft of the basis of th»
prnposrd treaty of annexation. and ti
harmonizing of details, upon which there
is n ditl’crence of opinion. can proceed
without a personal conference.
No Scandal Hero. .
st Yohx. Feb. li.-—-Ths house com-
mittee. of which Colonel Fellow-t is chair-
man. is holding solutions here. 'I‘wo wit-
nesses cumin-cud with the Panama com-
pany were am om. but nothing was elicited
tending to show zuly illegal use of money.
WALDRON DENIES THE CHARGE.
ilo Sever Tool a Cent of New Bacon's Pub-
lir .‘ilonry.
NE W HAVEN. Fell. lib-Ex-i'lerk Wal-
dr-l.. ux' Illz' lmlmluf public works appeared
in I'm- city court to answer to the charge of
(Inlk'u'rfllt'nt fmm the city. The case
won: uvv-r in the next term of the superior
court. Ilomis for thc release of “'aldmn
one Haul at $3.50” and “no furnished
promptly. .‘Ir,\\'altlron~tatl1laftrrooutt
that hr h-ul never knou ingly taken a cent
of the city's money.
she l'nrsted the Lawyers.
ch Youx. Feb. l-i.~~.\lrs. Lizzie If.
Perkins had no use for lawyers. and when
she died in Paris in November. lml. her
will was found in her own handwriting.
sne bud drawn it unaided. .lIrr estate
amounted to about “60.000. nearly all in
stocks. bonds and other personal property.
“or executors were unable to understand
partsof thowill. and turned that imam.
merit over to a lawyer to til t them in
their doth-e. lie was not clear bout itsnd
passed it around. No two a nious agreed
about it. Hi to thin time. i one way and
another. 2» lawyers have e mixed up
in it. __‘ -va--.
nan-u: Aaagclatlow ol Ilalldara.
8o. Im'ls. Feb i.-—Ths annual conven-
tion of the Na tonal Amoclation of Bulld-
srs of Ame opens here today. There
will beabout 4m delegates present. The
presiding 0 rs will be Anthony lttncr of
thin city, president: in C. Hersey of lion-
too. first vim president: II. Bissau of Bal-
timore. second vice president; W. ll. Bay-
wond of Mutton. secretarymnd George Tap
per of Chicago. treasurer.
mood Poisoning I‘raln a Clutches- Match.
Jeans ('In‘, Feb N.»Georgs (2. Buck
ingham of Jersey fllty. a member of the
firm of Judd dc Buckingham. in dying of
blood poisoning. lie was wringing the
neck of achiclsn which struggled to get
free. when one of the fowl's clam caught
in his hand and tore the flesh. The band
began to swell. and malice! aid was surn—
mooed. Mr. Buckingham is ”years old.
llald I7, I. (ll-salts“.
Ctavtusn. Feb. M.»Wllllsm unions a
mllhmau. while drilling along Dubious
avenue. la the central part of the city. was
held up by highwayman and unloved to
hand over his money. lie "fossil. and one
of thembbsrusbot him inthsside. They
then tack what money be had and made
tl'rtrssssnnt. Pa. res. 11-41» court
appoinlod 6. Murray Reynolds and John
)1. Cranespprahsrs oi the defunct hash-
Inghonas of l'. V. MkafellowkCo it
found to pay of! thadsposftors in full.
Rania arm’s Issuance.
ltlw Toss, Mia—it faulted on the
Serious trouble is expected on the door
of the joint convention. as betrayala of
party are making men desperate, and blood-
shed is threatened II a sequel to political
dishonesty.
I In an article The Herald. under the cap
tion, ‘Thrcheven-Sessnty-seven." the
' sign of early day vigilante. when a had
l man was to be hanged, says: The warning
is "for the miserable tools who handle the
bundle and try to tempt honest men to lac
rificc their self nape-rt, their honor. good
name and everything that makes life worth
living."
The. Herald further claims that evidence
of bribery and fraud already secured will
‘ be presented to the grand jury of Clark
and Lewis counties. now in session.
Democrats are confident that ultimately
they will elect their senator.
TRENTON WITHOUT WATER.
'l’na Ital-g Delaware been an l-nouaa
Amount at Ito-ago.
'l‘nsv'rox. Feb. tt.——'l'he authorities here
are nlnrmcd over the condition of the river.
No water for drinking purpose: has been
obtainable for four days. the pumphonse
i" the reservoir being disabled by the ice.
l'l‘h'ts afternoon the board of public works
‘ held a meeting and determined on an at-
tempt to start the ice out of the river by
. the use of dynamite. There is but little
hopeof accomplluhing much. as the ice is
piled up tin-re a) feet above the surface at
the river. it is solidly imbrdtlcd in the
stream, and the jam extends many miles.
All the bridges across the Delaware be-
tween Trenton and lamhenville are now
in danger. as the ice is prcncd against the
nbutmenta and is gradually undermining
them. The door mills of the city all came
to a standstill. and altogether there are
“new 6,000 hands-mt of employment. The
Delaware is higher than ever before in its
history. and the submerging of the busi-
ness streets in the heart of the city is prob-
able.
Partner llllaa- Awaiting Develop-swim
Baron‘s. X. .1, Feb. lt~Father Kil-
ler-u. when asked regarding the reportof
his contemplated visit to Washington). said:
"There is absolutely no truth in the report.
Dr. Donnell and l have no intention «i go
ingto Washington nnlasa were are sum-
moned by the apostolic delegate. l have
not lorwarded any copy of Bishop Winer-
lettar to Archbishop Satolll. and l have no
new chants» to prefer against my bishop.
I am satisfied that within a few days Mgr.
Baudliwlll favor tha public with am
ment giving his own interpretation of his
recent decision."
Loyd Stanley's law Dying.
Ottawa, l‘eh. lt~lud8taniafassoond
son. the lion. Arthur Stanley. is dying in
England. The news created great run-
sternatlon at the government house. lnthe
"cm of young Stanley's (lath niacin-l-
iens-y will leave for Rngland lmuw-dlataly
toattend the funeral. Thla would mean
that a new governor mkpmbahly
Lord Alum-unwound assume the duties
of once in Canada at ones.
"on! Dividend of the l’allla Hall.
Paevtnsscs, res lt-Jl'hs master in
chanccryhaamadahiadraft vapors totha
depositors“ thePranhlla Institution for
fiannmmatthtaahs tdewshy
the W fallen. Upto the do
tors had received ”cents on thsdollar.
l roaster decided that they should have
a llnal dividend silt-leper cast. amount
in; la thaaggmtnmm
W'amflaln.
New manhunt—Bill M Jan
Wheaten-r has-trustin-
m iiaddsa will he on techs!—
Its
Charley lltchall when
behalf of m Mann.
0. {9’ at it“
plow. and that new wast-hm"
:necvetsdtltbbamlghtuddatd
til.
liahcdatatunsntaof Cashiarliaavmrcgald-
ingtheanlidityof thcctmaern only ap-
pmredto increase the fears of thoscwho
had money in the bank. All the morning
the entrance to the bank wn jammed.
The ashlar. assistant cashier. teller and
clerks were settling accounts. while par-
spiration streamed down their faces In
the midst of the rnah Cashier John Reeves
dated. as before. that all accounts would
,be paid and that they had more than
enough money for all depositors As on
Saturday. the greater part of those drawing
out their accounts were women and chil-
dren. At noon the crowds still continued.
anite the run. many of the larger depos-
itms have no fears. One merchant depos-
itui over $10.”. and others deposited large
amounts. They say that they nave no fears
and would deposit all thc money they have
without the least bmitation.
MR. BLAINE’S WILL.
“It: Dollars to M Chill lid Old to
Ilia Bra-dellldraa.
Acot‘s'ra. his. lab. lt—Ths will of the
late James Gillespie Blaine was presented
for probate today. it was executed in
Washington on Saturday. Jan. 7. 20 days
before his death. and gives practicully his
entire estate to his wife in fee simple.
Mr. Elaine's children are bequeathed to)
apiece and each of his grandchildren (:5.
Mn Blaine is named as execntrix. and it
is requested by the teatator that she be not
compelled to enter murlty. No prodsion
is made for James G. Blaine Ill. son of
James G. Blaine, Jr.
Itolim Napoleon Ives the Instigator.
Connors. 0.. Feb. lthhe Cleveland,
Akron and Columbus Railroad company
has filed its answer to the petition of liai-
ward I. Mortimer to have a receiver
pointed. The answer states that Edward
. Mortimer is not a resident of the city of
New York and that he is not the owner of
mo shares of the capital stock. Each aver
turn! in the petition to the elect that the
road was being mismanaged is denied in
detail. it is the belief of the managers
Hurry S. Ives for speculative purposes.
The fries of Flour I“. by a Trust.
Mlxsramus. Feb. lt—ln regard to the
Illegnl Millers' trust reported today it was
learned from a gentleman who claims to
have personal knowledge that for more
than three months the leading spring wheat
mllkn in the belt bounded by Budalo. St.
Tools and lflnneapolla have been trying to
form an organisation looting to the con-
tmlofthspricaofflonr. Into! the
spring wheat lnlllrl'w hays dnallygotlnto
the organisation, which is now under full
bulwaymlth all the mes-nary omosraand
committees.“
a sans-t ufrla' eaten-o.
him You. rob. la~lt was officially re
porn-d to numbers of the Central labor
intention that It servant girls of Hunt.
lngum. l. l.. have «poked a union and
made a demand for ON a month. This so
tlon resulted In five of their number being
discharged and the miller- of the house»
dottwirownwnvh.
“wining-unusual” Williamson's wm.
mantra. N. 1.. Jon lt-«a caveat
“handledhythadanghtwsof the late
”(innocence Williamson
ting his will to probate Ir.
that Mortimer is a. tool in the hands of oldest
holdain which on worked determining to '
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Fond Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large fies. Avoid
itatlons— and insist on having tbs
NONE SUCH brani.
IEIIRELL 5: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
anly
Willlll Fill lIS
afrw do and will be startled at the one:
peeled ”on“ thyato‘will reward your elm. we
lively have the best busier-la to o'er an agent
hat can he found 0: the twigs: until.
0.5.0. profit on I“! I. wort nus a
hell mily sad honorably made to
hanged: of men. women. boys. gut in our
on y. You can taste money faster at work for
as on have any idea of. The business is so
easy to Lars. and instructions so simple and
that all succeed from the start. Those who
All beginners succeed grand t.
realise their [realm as Those who
it Ind ease", as we l llhsra. Maples”
hymfnrafewmonworhm.aadwanrge
the-lobe natoaca. lfyouarralrrad an.
.bat re a few spare momenta, wish
the. to sausage. thu infra-J. at
farthisls our yrs opporlaa . treat
loll truism by man mail, me.
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your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
Finelllll “V"tillg
that you
may wish,
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
nuns
and
millilil
.iwnfinll
150 sold in Lynn lass. eincc th grca
when: mof our sales were snbjectgtl' to in'teflm
heat. preserving their contents.
‘QHAMPIOX RECORD also in the Greg!
{chic Flrelu W1. in th 0
m1 .. and in cinema": nfi‘M‘dh‘
for circulars. Agents wanted.
um and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
Bm’EEN
NEW YORK
South Nurwalk
AND
Norwalk.
TH E I’ROPELLERS
0in of Axllorwalk
EAGLE
“1” leave ”or ill. E. ii... (lice-Inna street
New York. at 5 p. in. I
into Norwnlh 5p. rn.: South .‘s'orwalh he'll
p. m.
Freight received from 7 n. m. to F- p. m.
l'pon ap lit-anon to agents the (‘lt of Nor
walk and E in will be: will for npw‘iil loinrol
fnluht anyw In in how York or its vhvinlty.
WA“ pen-um are forbid trusting any of
be out lament the lmatsof this line (mar
(want u the nwnern thereof. N5
ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHEB SHINE.
Bmul Contractor Idiom
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lint m. Month lie-thinners. R . Proa-
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5| Issltlutos 8t. 8s. Ismail;
21 Illa Strut Ismail.
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Balers. confections.
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