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“ ' “ For‘Somc Plain Words.
Mmmormxm
m I. the Occasion ot the Popo'l
“WI-press". lee-Is at the
V Wa- Ir-y of Pilgrims.
. slum. it. rum. m—romkmm
”I ‘0‘“ mama-lion I letter it?
Am Batollt which completely
until the orders issued hyBishopWIg—
filo “Intimate parishesof St. Mary,
Knows-suit Bhflenryfieadinthefio
-353 Wis churches I week ago. By
fisWaIstterthetwo latter parishes
wt. ttitltad.and religious services in St.
‘ Ibo-ad church were discontinued except '
It the liberation :1 Father Aline. who
mil he chose,aay massin the Church
dflhi'hcmaaon feast days. The priest
was Ikodlreeted to preach in English and
German as he had done in the past.
The trace was not directed to Father
Kills-t. but to Bishop Wigner. and it was
,‘b’atbn Killeen to he read in the
“loud-What the people of the pur—
”WWII“ the archbishop had
“I! Inflawa Ilia Demo.
h letter was an follows:
”amt Riv. Biahop Winger. D. 1).:
III! an n sun nun Rumor—i
I-dhhssed that my first letter remained un-
fit byyou until the 8th inst. i am still
mew however. tint the conditions
upon between its for the purpose of net-
lie-labia! St. Mary's parish have not
banned. It wsesgreed in the first place
Mnarnhtbc preaching should be in Eng-
“.Ildihat II the one of the vernacularia
allowed the-me tongue should hallowed for
othsrtanctimand that there should he no
”in In since you yourself point.
‘ Oil to us that nearly all the mfisfllofltll’ti un-
Knglinb. Therefore let Father Ahne
bfswhiddrn more-ch in German. There was
l-Ittmlsgreernenf. in the mood place. that
C (not days-viii“ is. on feast days to which is
w the of hearing mats—and
uhndaystheeecond mansehuuld heale-
but: the Church ofSi. Thomas.
Now I wish that. beginning with next Sun.
all. the second rune be celebrated in the afore-
mid church of St. Thomas. last an irons-tint be
due to the people who have built it and lust
“new be given I remon for diuetoion.
files It b evident that the faithful earnestly
ddre its opening
Thu-fochhe Church of St. Thomas must be
Immediately restored to do inc unmhip and
kept open for flu: devotion of the faithtul. all
th more as there is a school there. thpt teach.
us and pupils may seize the opportunity to
wit th chll'ch. which prnctue it would be
wil to rent-amend. Hence it is proper that
thaflarshould beornarnenied with an image
d the W Virgin or of SL'fhomae. den»
It. to wbian i specially recommend. \“ith rr-
ull! to thb matter i trust you will adhere .o
yolrformer agreement. and that youaml I will
he fired further annoyance. 1 will cent! a
copy 1‘ this letter to both rectors to remove.
”ambiguity and have them curry out phat .
ha been omitted once and for all.
inlets. Anon BISHOP tin-rout.
Deli-bate Apmulic.
”In All. 100 Ill In lien-l tire Lens-r.
robber Killecu said that the puhlto would
assthatiront this his original statement
wascorreet; thu there were but two pir-
Hva in Bayonne ——St. Mary's and St.
Mae’.
0% of the same letter were sent to
”Aline. but he was too ill to read
them. He did struggle through the man
Ill announced that. St. Tittimru' church
would be reopened out Sunday. but his
voice was not audizile beyond the third or
fourth rows of seats.
The Papal Jubilee.
Boll, Feb, fills—At daybreak the pea!-
Ilg of church bells nnrtmtm-ml the celebri-
flottof the pope's episcupnl jubilee. By I
Irvine. tourists s-I
briore the doors of
.- M Al I o'clock two battalionect
mm In full uniform were drawn up
bdrrstbaathsdral,» as to beready to
’ '. Tbs-crow swelled steadily. but
quiet. despite the tremendous
‘ahthh m irnggle to gate-r
-fll tbsdaorswurs opened.“
V ‘ womanhood-nus... Within
“at but“. building was packed
' Irty thousand pilxrlnts
sue wmcatholica from nu. city
Itaoyof their: ticket holders,
1.. away by the mllitnry. who
’ ‘ unarmed the building. so
fl b m disorder when the service
. strikers during the llama-toad riot. Io
‘ Illegal to have been committed during
. Plukevtcoa.
‘ larch term of court. it is poealbls that
Not fewer thaut
w‘wflaumeeam
united in the asthsdrai‘in thssvvlavaf
thesektanhighuiaas. Cardinal Gibbons"?
Webs-train. inthseourssofths
Isrmontheeardlnaluaid:
“The name of tho pope is indelibly
'nsrksdonevsrypsgsoieoeleslasttealhis-
tnry. The sovereign pond! m stands
before us as commander in chiaf lutba
grandarrrsyof Ill-church. lithebishops
of the lust feel themselves aggrieved at
they look for retire-to Bomaaatothestar
of theirhopo. If the fathsraauddomors
l the early church are consulted. with
ratsvoicstheyall payhotnagetothshhhop
of Rome as their spiritual prince. It In
ecumenicaleouncilistobsoonvenrd intha
east or west. the pope is its leading spirit.
Ifnewuationa are to be converted toths
faith. there is the holy father clothlnl the
missionaries with authority and giving his I
blessing to the work.
"it new errors are to be condemned in
anypart of the globaalleyesturntothe:
oracle of Rome to await his attatltsma,aud
his solemn judgment reverberatea through—
out the leugthand breadth of the Christian
world.
Woulsl Christi-stile the World.
"A yearning has gone forth from inlay
noble and earnest hearts for the union of!
Christendom. That earnest drain has my 5
heartfelt sympathy. and I would make any
Whenever: of life itsell, for the oonsum- ’
mation of In great a hiss-ting. The Anteri-
un people, with their practical you! sense
and energetic dispositions, aided by the
[race of God, if all united in I common
bond of iaith and charity, would convert
the world.
"But. there can he only one secure basis
for thisrenniou—thst established byChrint
himIelK—the recognition of Peter and his
successonas the center of spiritual author-
Ity. He who would build upon any other
foundation builds upon sand. Any other
dosign but this would result in a Tower of
Haltel. May that day he hastened when we
will all Worship It the some altar, having
one Lord, one fnith. one baptism, one God
and one Father of all."
Want Ills Temporal Power natured.
KEW YORK. Fr-h. Sill—At the celebration
of the Catholic club. after an address by
Archbishop Corrigttu, resolutions to the
pope were adopted. embodied in which
were the {OIIDWHIIK paragraphs:
"In union with all the loving children of
your holiness oi every nation, we desire to
express the lope that the work of your
long and glorious pontifieate may yothl
crowned with the restoration at that tem-
poral iudvpvndence which lit-longs to the
holy nee by right,” ea~entiul to justice,
humanity and religion. and which bus
been earned ior it again by the mighty
Icliiet'enteutit of your holiness in the cones
of the people
"We congratulate your bo‘iuv at that re-
strlctive laws, dwiguul to fetter your ad-
min‘tsintiun. have only nerved to make
more conspicuous the benehccut fruits and
hive-tings of your labors, redonnding in I
multitude oi Mnt‘nL‘i to religion and men-
kind.”
THUNDER, LIGHTNING AND RAIN.
Wilkrehnrrr III- I Novel Experts-ca With
is Bil-until.
Wtutrsnsimn. Pu. Fri) 2o—Atoo'clnck
last night a terrific blizzard sv- cpl over
this city and vicinity. acmmpanied by pestle
of thunder and blinding flashes of light~
hing. It had been snowing Ill day, and in
the evening the fury of the storm in-
creaxeti. The wind. blowing 40 miles an
hour fmm the southwest, drove the snow
before it in sheets. The paintrinns almost
within reach of their own doors became
continue by the blinding snow and had ae-
rioua diiflculty in reaching places of safety.
For fully at half hour the blizzard raged.
the mercury going down to dogma. The
Iir seemed to be parked wirh flying snow,
the wind bowled frightfully, and the lightr
ning plan-d about in I ilanizeroua manner.
RrIitlenta of this city. thinking thnta repe-
tition of the terrible tornado of l”) was
about to be enacted. fortified them-solves II
beet they could Ind waited nervously for
the wont. Fortunately. bowever,thowlnd
abated. and all learn of I cyclone wevsal-
layed. The wind worked havoc in expend
places about the city, where signs were
torn down. window glass shattered and
telephone and telegraph wirei prorttrated.
The storm pIrIlvsed trsflie on the electric
roads, and all trains running intothla city
are late.
HUGH O’DONNELL ACQUITTED.
'l’ho captai- or the Ittotsva Was IIIICIp-
rain at All.
Pin-rattan, Fob. 30.4%. Jury in the
case of Hugh O'Donnell. the leader of the
quilted him. its wasaccnardof murder.
the-loot: strike. The defense was that.ln-
stead of inciting the men to riot.huad-
viardthsmtowithdrawandaotstmktha
This ends the Hammond trials until the
all the other cases maygoovernntllths
June term of woman! the Burnout-i
then now in jail will headmittsd toball.
The arguments for new trials in the Damp
seysnd the anarcbintcaaeewlll be made
today. and then Iionienteacl will sink into
contpnative obscurity tor a time.
Iron-vellum If a flv In “all.
location. N. Y. . Feb. m.-Patrlck Coal»
ing. the eldrfly aardeoerof rI-Asssmbly-
luau John ll Pound. fall on ths’ioydde-
walk and fractured his skull. ‘
afterward he artists. wIlkrd home. are his‘
dinner and tslked with blatantly. Bud-
dsnly be pitched tothenoor in courtship-1‘;
Phydc’nos were hastily mum. and
Dr. Gould found tbesknii fractured and
the brain capes-ti. lie trephlnsd the skull.
link out a couple of isblsapoonfnls of
blood. and the wonderful Ir. Culling
came back to consciousness.
Assembly In (Barn-ugh Am
hlwsitk. 14. J.. Feb. new Cava-
sagh, who was year an assembiyatan
from one of the district-in thlseity. Il-
.
D
Senator Vila; Says an Extra
Session Will Be Held.
WEE 800038803 oorrmimn
l
“ w litter-trees I! an aIrericau’ home bythelr potriarchu or civil rulers, ‘ I‘ll- Ilawaila- lavey wot Its nee-trad.
mum-Manfronat emu-
dow—Xlglst Basins at (to-gra- lay II
)1 ,to“ , I"!
Wssnnrom. Pelt lit—The backward
statsof appropriation bills lends serious
Interest to the rumrk of Senator Vii-a
that there might be only I short interval
between the adjournment of this canine.
and the assembling of the next. There an
twoor three other matters for discussion
still to come up in connection with the
pending sundry civil bill in the senate.
whose consideration has already consumed
the best. part of I week. Included among
these is the proposed amendment in regard
to the site for a new government printing I
ofliee. After that hill is disposed of there
lathe legislative appropriation hill ready
for action, upon which there Ira half I
damn hot fights imminent. Then there are
the pension and poatoifice bills tofollow.
Both of these biennium have been produc-
tive of many columns of eloquence in the
house. and it is not. likely that they will be
more lightly pII-Nl over by the senate.
Mr. Allison chuirmnn of the appropria-
tions committee, threatened nizbt sessions ,
for the senate to diam» of these appro-
priation bills, but experienc» has shown
that it Is IIIIW‘IbIc to hold Isenaic to
getlier in night sessions for more than one
or two nimble. and those lire generally
emergency nights at the very clone! the
session.
The Nicaragua bill, another fruitful sub:
ject of talk, is the nufinhliui bosom, and
there is thr- Hawaiian treaty to be dinner!
of in exurutivu union.
A "Mann srf IIvIIIus-vs I- I'll- [forte-t
The appropriation hill» or > trim in I buck-
wuril nintein the houne. onitiu lonely to
what threatened to he on inwrmiuane de—
bate over the [tension uppl’lrpl‘ittliun bill. It
is poo-dbl» that the New York bridge bill
and the Utah atlmi don bill not; come up
under nunpt-mion of tin- min. The [manure
of the agricultural and rural bills will
lenvr belon- thr- limin- only the puslofl'im
and Indian arpm; risitinu b Ila All the
bills lit-rt'lufiirv p mmi have bcvn NmI‘nIIv-l‘
b\' the sent-to, nut! comidemlde time b?-
iw vi] now and March will hire to be
apt-wt in uclin-z on conference report! on
tlw 5' p Nil I {innit
5. iii" Im~ irv ll given that the car mon-
ier hill, ivit : «mate ammunition, will be
atllrd up 'l‘nr-dity.
Junta. J." ken-r fonflvmnl “'IIhn-t a Vote.
.
“'l'en the exrtut \‘t' jntrr "I Ran read
:otmt HI ' » tto ulntill‘ 11 mi Judge Jack-
/' \ rill. “huh lad
/ . [Tl in u lrheenre-
,_ \ [Mirimt :nvnrably,
’3‘ the president of
‘f I; .’ lb»- srmrte said:
., ' \ "ii them are no
2 r. i (Wilt-lions, the
‘Y r nv-niilniti'm will
.n "' thmiiirmed. xllb
/ ' a N'IIHIOI’ spoke.
- {r in that qnlrl way
I“ ‘ all the opposition
their 1» and, and
A~N>Plulc Justice
_ Jack on will quote
lion'nt l. J,l(‘h$0.\. iii to, the place ioI
whit-h lie in» lawn appointed by a Repair
lirnn pr fiiileul. Tue injunction of secrecy
w- - not fr‘llln't‘il from lIIr‘ priK‘t‘Qlllfl“ I
Tm- mullnumiun of the Ill-iniflllllol'l of
Judge Jackson has led to spwnlntion In
political elrclm Is to the identity of his
.‘ilct" ‘snr on the circuit french Whltt
l’rrs'nlent “JIFI’I‘I’II will do in the matter it
is ni course impounihle to It]. Since the
surprise occasioned by the nomination of
.luckmn no one cans to hnuaril a predic-
tion. Dv-mocrate any that the confirmation
of Jackson wait reached through an under.
standing that the pruhient would not
nominate I man to succeed him.
New-sass ls Ill.
Messrs. ‘l'buntou. Castle and CIrter of
the special commission of the provisional
government of Hort-all huve nothing to do
now but await the Milan of the usual. on
the treaty to annex Hawaii to the United
States. now pending. If they IIkc [bomb
rvvrnlIr stunner frtnn San Francisco for
Honolulu, Ir. Thornton and his associataa
must leave Washington in I week It the
farthest. Mr. Paul Nrnman. the envoy of
the lately demoed queen. Is coollned to his
room withauvcre cold. lie said he had
no commuter“ to meet the secretary of
Italeor the prealdrot. but that he intended
to call upon Secretary rain at the earll~
m pit—ibis moment after that omdsl‘s rs-
turu to Washington.
hob-II, I!“ II. ”on" 0' III (llfl.
Ulltlet‘dlto It loaded. Print— Kai»
III! has made publicthe following pram:
To the American Pimple: .
Must-saga.“ the room-tot New
too. then Ilawallan «him minhtch was stat
no. breasts Witt III: at linen-tau.
Ilsa yesterday hiedcellnationoftheealld,
tbs Calvary Presbyterian obnseh of BI!-
iirvtsultttg’r it. suits.
- nariea.
muons-volt. N. I. feb. ”.43. Persons stad-
eoocawoa artisans}? on
rui‘m 7 reaction steer.
. ' n . ———-«-—- ‘ . ' '
IIIIIWIIIIrWMI-tha‘".
II Iguanas-lag lop-Nissan.
Terran, run ll.—-Wbau the Populist
housed the legislature meetstoday.it will
at. once enter upon the execution ofaplau
to fortify ill position before the
The house will set its legislative mill to
grindingataa fast I mumibls and
will Itlelnpt to pass ,in the important
measures before Thursday or Friday. so as
to reach adjournment helm the supreme
court can pass upon the legality ui itsor-
palliation. These lawn. having been
, ‘ by the house sad the senataand
signed by Governor Lowelllng. can be in-
validated only by the courts, and the onus
of the invalidation will be thrown upon
the Republicans. the only party disputing
tbePopuliIt [tuition in the courts. The
invalidation of the appropriation bills for"
the sustenance of the public lmtitntions
must neeeararily cause them ranch embar-
rassment. and might even result in their
temporary abandonment. The blame for
such I calamity the Popullata hope toahift
upon the Republicans shoulders and thus
place them in an awkward position before
the people at the next election.
The resolution adopted by the Republic-
an bouas declaring Ill seats vacInt which
are not occupied by Feb. 9: go- into sleet
Wednesday tit-rt. Wurnlngs to that eflrot
are helm: served upon the Populist mout-
hers. This action cit-toot trauma renewal
of the hostilities of last week. as has been
declared it might. for the moo that it is
not I violation oi the agreement by which
pence was restorrd. The Populirta will
simply ignore the warning and will go
right ahead parting bills as if no such
warning had ever been made.
Adjutant General Arts hart suspended
aurne oi the oiliuzra oi the «tan- militia.
Suspensions are not made for disobedience
of orders. but lie-muse the men were not
snmcir-ntly in sympathy with the governor
to explicitly carry out his orders. ‘ 'l‘houuh
most of the officers of the militia are Ito
publicans, tlwre is a sufficient number of
Populist mum to constitute I court man
' l.
DR. BRIGGS’ CHURCH PROBABLE.
'I'be hurried Ill-relic Will Keith" (”ow—
Irsn Nor Dray the Bum-v.
NEW YORK. Feb. Bil—The Tribune says
thin morning: "Dr. Cliurlrs S. Brigg» re
turned trutn his ter to Cincinnatib‘stnr—
day night. lie wanprecalal by statements}
In to bid [thus for the future that. were.
somewhat startling to thr- religiout world.
'l‘ney came with is show of authority, and
bore the striking feature that if the general
aserniblytlrri-lrd against him hound Pro
fe»~0r 'Smith of Cincinnati would crude
and form a new church. ‘
"Ito-iiirtrtll to the project of the two
'herr y' tutu-rs, it was said that they would
command the influencs- and active support
of the Union Theological and Lane remi
They had assurance beaideatbst
they would to supported by coatmlllng
mnjorities in the lung" congregations ifll
New York. Chicago, Cleveland and Cil-
ciliuii.
“Dr. Brian will not It the present time
throw any light on these vurloua state-
m. his. He uoultl not deny the rumonnor
would he confirm it, even when urged on
the ground of the great public interest in
his plane. lli- reticent:- will he urged as I
pmctiml continuation oftbe report. Were
it not true. it is lit-lined that he would we
deeimn-«of In nylon at once. 0n themher
blend. the int-t iimi Illt' plan is militia-nil
on the future illuminant of his use would
I» nnfilriu-rit remain for iii-i refusal to Idmit
at this time Lint it was» really a fact."
BETTER THAN BESSEMER.
Aw Invention “that Will “we: the Price
of Btu-I Kalle "no-Ira".
51-, Lune, l-‘eli. 2) «Benjamin Boullr.a
St. Louis man, has invented I pron-es of
sin-l manufacture that. it is claimed. for
eclipses the discovery of Bessemer, and
will also mitt-5e the cost of steel rails no
that they can by its me be sold atagood
profit forum half the prurnt aliens: of
making the ti. it; Bill‘lb'l prunes it is
asserted that riibvr pm iron orsteel can be
madedlrv-ct from the on with I gas fuel.
and it in claimed that by this process the
hostile-enter pig Iron can he Inadefor
less than Ill) and steal la the billet [or
“150a Iota Brass" mired Chm!!!)
on the American rixhta of his pliant, the
Carnegie Steel company and other lsruv
concerns bring the purchasers. if BI-
uslla's process will accomplish III thatls
claimed for it. llssaemer’s invention will
he worthless, as it cannot. compete with
tbaothor. y“ M-..”
wan. up It trues-ca.
lineman, PI. Feb alt—aha” Inn.
of whom were masked. enlist! at the
so of John Pie-singer in the snlarrbs of
theisrwa.anilsftur k Itthsdoor,
which vise ope-ad. asked for Orange (loo
dome colored mauwhohssbeeowsltlnx
on Pleasinnvr's daughter for snow time
Gordon had roads his campsatthemr.
They went up Mil. Ind finding the girl
in bed gun her avnlld thrashing. The girl
meets: inpfitrcklag onset the White
Caps n. party w. provided with
tar and feathers. and (lot-ion wouldhsvs
fared badly had he been fond .
(along. to Have Elevated I’rIsh
Cameo. no. tit-«it is announced that
the Chicagoand Northwestern railwaywlll
slevsts all its tracks within the limits oi
Chicago at an sspeosv oi ”.mpin The
plane provide for the elevation of 87 mil.
ofilrstaadsrcmtd traehIId I“ mils-of
slds track. The mpany es imam that
none. Heathen.
Accuracy and
L9? 1,’ris=3>t-w
nus-
Ww mm
“mm" lupus
otto is Quick-
h my personal-u
mail. and will be
”Minion nunnm’tdo‘:xi‘:llg
TmVlVliuvli.
IIaEiEC
Trolley Street Cars to Rdu
Along Country Roads.
1116101338 BACK OF Til}: sum
In tho llaatvistlnuslaof to. New tingle-a
fair-s Gobble-t lip For the Purpose at
“Inflation—A 35.000 (Io-span, that
Can Increase to 050.000.000.
narnuuu. liars, Feb. m—Presidsnt
Rowe of the liarrrhill and Amesbnvy
Strontrallway says that in in yearasmy
main highway in the eastern rtItoa will
have an electric railwaynswellssacarriaos
drive. The face of the country it?“ be en-
tirely changed, and cities will slowly van-
ish erupt Is centers of industry.
A Great Ilooa to tis- Far-era.
Dwelling will be tattered over the
country side. and every house will have I
large garden amend it, as it will nuke no
difference whetherapsrsou lives 10 miles
farm work or school or within half a mile.
the reduction in cost more than making up
the cost of car fare. The entire New Eur
land states will therefore become a van
suburban district. and municipal dominlfll
will become merely arbitrary political do
million.
People in New York city can board hill
observation ears and make long touru In
various regions, stopping nightly It onu-
venlent pointa Large open cars will he
rnniuanmmerand heatedhoxcarsin
wbtvr.
' mm! “M.“ Dot-In”
MOI street railway deal! of [iguana
magnitude have been rife in this ratios.
The Donut-rel started in Boston seven
months ego when the Boston and Lynn
line acquired all roads along the coast as
far as Beverly, a distance of so milea Next
the llaverhill and Amesbury road gobbled
up the Newbnryport and Saliubury Beach
lines. giving an extent along the Merrimac
river of come is miles and leaving a small
fraction to be mumctd to make I con—
tinuous route from Baton to the New
Hampshire line.
All load. Amish“ by One Company.
Meanwhile on.» lyndicflk has bought the
limit: the vicinity of Womter and im-
other than in the Conurcticnt valley. To-
day more the news that all these syn-limin-
were to fall into the hands ofacompany
which has the control of every street nil-
way in New England. [not Thursday a
bill was put through thelezirlatureof Sm
Jersey to charter this crimpsny with a cup
ital of atom which may be increased to
woollen». The directors of the company
include some of the sounder: and largest
finandal men of Home and New York.
BEST MADE.
flakes an every-day tom/mimic of In
old-Kim.- luxury. Pure and wlmi:some.
IR. CLEVELAlrtgchX)Vp:_V up TO RE Prrpnctl with Kfllf‘ilhiils curs. Night!
~ awarlatalll’ure anlEtpwtiuns. Eedi
package malts two large its. Avoid
Imitatéons» and insist on having the
NONE SlTCH Nani.
IERRELL 5; SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
uizly
Ira. Clovrlaatl Buys st a... Which Is Sal-I
I. [clip-o Ilsuiytblng.
Lsnwmn. N. J., Feb. al—Mr. Clow-
land remained quietly at home Sunday.
He had no callers and made no announce
i'nonta in rvyrztrd to tho pin-resin biI midi.“
which are not yet tilled. lie expects to re-
main It Lakewood all of this work. It is
said here that Mr. Cleveland in waiting to
hear from Senator Cnrliiile below making
any further announcements. Senator Cun-
lhle lrft here on Saturday with instrtto
lions to interview a number of people.
“'hilc in New York It". Cleveland plih
chased I input of fine home which she will
keep for her own use while in Washington.
The horses are a perfect match and eclipse
the tram owned by tho preside-nick“.
Llentrnlui Governor Shorhan. who is It
the Lakewood hotel. did not call It the
Cleveland cottage. air, Sheehan said he
was here for his health and not for politic.
WORK Hill [IS
I few days, and you will be startled It the aura
mil tween that will toward your «cum \i t
Iiiveiy have the but ham. to oler an agent
5;: can he found on the furr- oi this earth.
“5.00 pools sell .75 II. wort «I Mal-was is
bri- raslly sad Monthly made by and paid to
hit of men. women. boys. and girls in our
eta . You can make money faster at work for
not an on have any Meant. Thr- business is an
my to Armand inelrlciloua Iotilitplr' Indplala.
that all anerrrd from the start Those who take
hold of the mum. rrap the advantage that
arises from the «and reputation of one of the
oldest. mist sot-metal. and largest publishing
houses in hurries. We iov room" ila- pronto
that the budnrss m mdilv Indian-board! yields.
All lam surreal yrsmilv. and more th-
resllu their green-i 'lprtfnilsma. those who
i it “I cant-Iii as we fell "all. fhrrrisplsuty
roova for a ir- ntovv isorkrrv. and we ergo
the-lo he a It once. if you are already rm.
nth-t ve I (cw spare mutual-I wish
to anthem to advantage, that write as at once
GOVERNOR M'KINLEV'S DISTRESS.
'rIIIdI VIII latvkatu III. In. tho
"other Wreck.
Yucxosrovs. 0,. FA». lat—The Welter
failure In growing. as far as liabilities If.
concerned. and it is now known that Gov
[nor McKinley but“, out It “flaV i this! grand opponent") and receive
Ill Thunvernoris broken hearted. I °' ‘ ”" . '
placed implicit confidence in Walker, who '33:“. .fi,’;’.'."‘,.1"§..,‘§".’;‘.‘;.., ..
never hesitated to use him. lie is not
worth more than “I.“ or ”Mil. and the
payment of these notes will leavehlrua
Inaneial wreck.
Ivtvndahrve.whomthe riohastussvda
the 'valiey.ralasti the amount for which
the governor has obligated himself and
willioanltto him on his minutes.
thua giving him time to "cover. The
amountkrvadyto be applied as aooaaa
Ibo lishilltissasu known Muttely.
The lava Cecile Coal ”Illness
Boston. I'vh. Ill—The Dominica Oral
sotapany. limited. which is the lagaltltls
If the now taut-ins Whllitwy syndicate;
which has bought up and second control
If thaOapsltertouaoai-lauiovthsasat
general-emu;
Iii Mme. Boston:th
harass-unlit». David “stamens
Vl. L DOUGLAS
mama-l Obesi- Ought.
the interest risiheliMMwlll la is-
tbau the nutrient Ii lammpelld to
pay enticement-cement Illlmlm and
antral injuries due for the most part to
“Wish In W Oat.
M
Call III-titan]: Ital-st- him
30"“, Oil-In
)tttlumlltll arising from deaths and pvt—l
crewman"? “law so silo: min.
rsteval by utsatts of ads key. and g.
I I, bmhhg
w m ssovsi ' 8:13.. "fi Its easy
bulwhuduwm ma...“ wry-ma..-
beat me g
1.0. harassed When-allots
theirs.
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3.7.3333...“ an» rubies-amt ‘.
WW. Hummus-Icons
m.li.Y..Ma~’i'wo m
rm ruwnfim 10*“! SCHIIIB 8: 80!.
l!"
”out _
"qt. 8. nuNAiisuN,
Burrs. .
crimes.
TlN WARE
I’ltllllgillililslmtlltt.
South Norwalk. ‘3
F mafia??? is
tumour. unmask
MAPLE SYRUP: ;
ANII SIM“.
Pickled" oysters:
TELEPHONB CALL I II.
Hunt & Zelitff
,82 Washington itreet.
who- ~—--
Iii}. F. w. DARMEflo
roar orncs: Blllhbllo.
Booth lions-Ix.
can.»
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
(‘rown and Bridge Work_
3381' ll" 0' ‘I‘ITI‘I'II 0! "I! Illllllk-
No better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth salt-civil 'I'Iult p-Iw, — stir:
it! e. Vitilmd Air or Arophcne).
Teeth c'eanod. - - - - 7’
Teeth illicit with Am tlgatn. - - w:
Teeih fill. it with Platinum. - — 752
Teeth filled with Gold. - 8m) and up
All Work ilaarauteed.
0mm open from I u. in. until 9 p. -.
Entrance \'o. E Washington st. all ly
it}; '
;.. —.-’1~l:
anything
in the
line of
l
Fl'eJllIl ”flung
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
ITNESS
v
and
lc‘ciim
"‘~‘"' animal,
_......_.... ._. . ..—“
Norwalk.
humanism
ii Bribery 8t., lotion. Isa.
F ire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults,
Bonk Vaultlloors.
AX!)
IliPflSlT Willi 0F Ill lillillS.
The Best Safe: in the florid.
Ismail in use. Always pre-
serve their contents. V
filmld in Lynn. "All!" >ince that
where 50th our safe» Wt re alliljt‘tlulmmfln-
hast. prmrvtng their mutant».
CHAIIl'ltlx liltfilkll also in‘ ill I.
”1""? lirr in 1571. in the Great Bonfofm
:n 157;. :luli in all the ma! tires since. Brill
for or i-u'nr». Agents wanted. I‘llfit
" . 0m andléiiéhi?
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BE“\' 1-; EN
NEW YORK
AND
80th Nurwalk
AND
Norwalk.
THE l’llUI‘HLLERS
3in of ‘liorwalk
EAGLE
I 0...... t, 'i’ at“,
tn;r...'a‘._-—-—o..~- .o..._
. . s >
Will lnm» Pier 2%. )2.
Men York. at 5 p. m.
In": Nor-Iik (up. in.: Ninth Norwalk It“
ill.
3.. (licekman street,
p.
Freight received from 1’ Is. in. in b p. in.
l‘ m up lirallntitn agrntv tlwi‘ll if V -
waslfi'nml ‘ Ir will hr wnl for sprung I‘ll-0;!
ml. bl Inyw rem in New l'ork in ion vicinity.
WAllpnmns are forbid trusting any of
he em ileum lnohuauv f t
mum in thcttwnentherwii, h“ “I” '12:?
unusual mil.
General Contractor of Start
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
liar "li. Ho ttl Raid-m . . Prom.
Norwhlhd‘r'md. out our. Mall.
W t
c.0eiLlN8i8illi
Hmtofl. ll. Dallrn.
5| lithium IL. 80. Ismail
fl Ilili Sim! Israeli.
Balers. (fibula
ICE CREAM.
twirl.“ Wwviim*
BRENNAN’S V
‘3' .
Restaurant,
Tilt new it! ml ”1".
lemmas-d natty miners-vs.
I. III II canm all”.
WWJM all,
g! l; iii ill '1': 2:. cm
I v air samen- m m the wig/lo:-
N t is «I» when m»! Inc the In
1
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loam!) W loll-rouse lot i I
Mflmhflnwzfl In!“ low I!
all
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bus
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