m—
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t
ran ntlnllln.
m: a Short Career the Bill»;
‘ ‘ ' hie Bursts. J
'mmm BY nor. '1'. o rut-r.
‘ “MA-eta A‘n A-pla to Cover
’ . Mm leeelrarahlihuay Its a
‘wtlsst WIkhla a “'haeI-‘l’ha Sales In
Wall arrest Best the lteaord.
‘ Balance-u. m». 21.41» affairs of
H. h Within and Reading Railroad
'aatapa’ay were brought into court lute yrs.
Hday afternoon. All day there were ru-
lflioutheatrset that receivers wereto be
W The oficasof the Unitetletnles
M .wtlrt were constantly besieged by
Mm and parties interested in
, J will; matters, who were eager to obtain
”the lat-t news.
- maximum brought by ex~8en~
' 'atnr'l'hotnas C. Platt of New York. a holder
at third preference bonds. against the Phil-
llslphlsaud Beading Railroad company.
the this and Reading Coal and
- huaeoaypsay and the Pennsylvania Com—
. war Insurances on Li's-s and Granting
' The receivers appointed on
, V.. ' A. Holland. president at the
' m'm Justin Edward M. Pur-
IIJC ah supreme court and Eli-ha P.
W. “president of the Lehigh Valley
W company. Justice Paxton nt once
mt his ruixuation as chief justice of the
upturn court of Pennsylvania to Gov-
unorPattbon.
. Ila-as 0. Plan the Complainant.
Themt‘lty of each receiver was fixed
ath, for which they are to enter their :
dsru bond. George L. Crew fort! was ap-
pliltll master. A similar bill. it tha
Ila. waato hailed at Trenton. The bill
‘ fiyetheabnvenafitedetlmplainuut
lomueawhah-h ; ..
lflElllNllllllN
II Ill. IIIEB. :
multiplies! anthem
ml‘n‘l‘hle treat-stream
afs
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m
Call and See Them.
BABBLIIE is ours t lllllllI.
Wdllltekttllt.
mate BU: moon.
C
These companies are utterly unable. out
of assets immediately available. to die-
dtsrgoorpmvlde («them-ad
“is imminent danger of its y
heing levied upon. attached, sold an db
integrated to the “reputable injury of its
creditors.
The business of the twoeomps‘nies. under
ordinary circumstances: would yield an In-
for the payment of the interest due upon
the bonds held by the complainant The
pment mndition of the companies is large
ly the result of demands for loans. for
which there is ample security pledged with
the lenders. but which loans the hidden
thereof are unwilling at the present time
to renew. '
Under these circumstances the interfer-
‘ence of a court of equity for the ancertaiu-
turnt :nnd enforcement of complainant'el
right is imperallrcly required. and espe-
cially for the immediate appointment of a
receiver. Then eomphlnant. therefore.
suing in this respect. as well on his own
behalf as on behalf of such other creditors
of the defendants as may be entitled to sue.
and all other creditors who may corueln
and contribute to the expenses hereof. and
being Without snmcient remedy at law.
prays for equitable relief.
Errrybody Demanded Pay at 0am
Pit-silk!“ McLeod of the Reading rail-
read denied himself to all newspaper men.
. but announced dim~tly that he would pie-J
pnrrastatrmeut of the company’s troubles, ’
Gmrga ll. Earle. Jr.. president of the
Fina“ Company of Pennsylvania and
«nomad!!! scent of the lt-mllng road.thia
;afternoon said that the Finance company
- halt from $8301.04!) mammal!) worth a!
Reading cool on bunt! upon which no ad-
Vanoea have been made. This amount, Mr.
Earle declared. in enough to pay Reading's
dotting debt twice over. When asked the
come of the present difficulty, Mr. Earle
said it was due to eterrbtulytlrnmnding
hill money at once. which was unnecessary.
for the company «an able to my its debts.
A short and lvrntfnl Career.
.Jn huh!
”his hill of complaint against the do
hadeutsahore named on his own heludf
afl on hehnlt of all other holders nt bonds
d alike nature. tendering to such or her
and holders the right to tutt-rvene
theyahould see fit. .
Thehonda and the manner of their to
rkileltauea are gone over by thr- compluilr
not, who arch that he is the holder oi $5.-
”) third preference income ntortrmgc ?
bonds. interest. upon Whit-u to the amount
01”.?50 became payable on Feb. l. De-
mand was made in writing by the mm.
plainsnt upon the railroad cmnpmly p: .ur
to the filing of the present hill to pd) ullll
the said amount.
Dal-nits In ‘2330 Intern-st.
I ‘Nv-Thia demand was lt'flht'tl by the said
railroad Mullen], untl it has lttllrtl up to
“I. present time to pay him any portion of
theamount which became due and pay»
bl: on Full. 1 upon soul lmttdn. linen-fl.
upon other bonds of sand L‘s"! held by
owners rel-mine unpaid by ill? and
railroad company. This com lmtmut, how-
ever. is without the ltcl,lthlie k..owlrtlgeor
Information to state lltk‘ r-xtt m of the do.
fault in payment or emu unm inletodtt,
The plenum has tlcllllllltJni of the
Psauylvunla Contpttny rm ltwtmnce us
Lites andfirantitlgAnnuuih that it shall.
.haesuseofthe default in payment of the
lam proceed in equity to fun—clinic sold
but!” and to bring about u stile by ju»
will” of the mortgaged premix». l
The said company baa not . Illy relusoed
to institute such pflmdlllgn. mu it has
aho refused to make entry upon the mort-
”(I mini-ea and to take poawtsiou of
tho same and to all orto [)me mall
the III- Wed premium. ’
Tho complainant is advised by counsel
and therefore arm that it latllntlul)’ ol
lb said lmateo, by reason of the default
d the railroad company in pny inteteet
upon the bulltlét, to lott’t'luae the molt
med premlaes for the hem-tit of the bold-
III of the bonds.
A very great income can be derlml from
Ill. Winn of the Phllxltlelpltl’l and
Wing Railroad ”many and the Phila—
delphia and Reading Cold and Iron com-
puy, and It will be to the [ant degree dis-
mous ehould the business of either be
even temporarily Iuependatl.
A large amount 0! income is now in the
of or under the control of the
"pharmacies, justly applicable underthe
Nit-DI the mortgltge to the payment of
the interest due to the complainant. The
sempauhs muted to appropriate this in!
eonstomch payment and threatened to
thasarnc to the payment of the un-
assured lndsbtedne- of said companion
, Assets but In Cash.
' The Philadelphia and It "i R."
and the Philadelphia and Ila-Il-
la. and Iron company. though pun
u of ample property, if the name he
. yadntinlatrrrd and held. together,
u n all thalr indebtedness. are lul-olvult
la the truss that they an without fundle
the shape of cash or arson convertible into
‘ Mt to pay their indebtedness
”natured or which will within a
short the more.
flaw: of each of the companies in
latent and enormous value, and
companies together employ and
' services of many thousand em»
I the two tit-us
road company owns all
anal and iron mushy.
the two companies iaeo
that the operations
company depend largely
the soul and iron company.
of the inability of the two
to the Insane toena-
of the saute. the talk
puny will he unable to transport
freight and coal over the sys-
flltuads extending to and into the
l’enmlvsaia. Delaware, Mary
Jersey and flew York. and the
amply will be unable to
a the persons-replayed tn
Ilala and cellist-lea end will
purrntrvl from continuing
at coal, which ls cannery for
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filafltaltbiswlllhegenthanaaatl
Watt” die. as weilasle-
its. finer-haunt]
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the
duals. mines w by,”
”neither-hunters: ta.
‘puased ull previlm» movements in tlult
The Reading‘s pay cars. which were
called back on Friday lit-lore’ their contents
bud beru dlfiltilmh‘tl, were not sent out to-
day. The rise our! fall of one of the most
extensive. and nutritious railroad combinn
tions eter site-tripled are embraced in the
comparatively brief periml of one year and J
a fortniL'ht. It was just a yr-nr ago this J
month that the formation 0! the grv 1t
”admit-Jersey (‘entml-Lebigh Yulle” al-
liance mu publicly announced. Rullmnd
men and Wall street financiers were aura
prised null llllpl‘ey‘twtl by toe magnitude of
the combin lllotl. In mitt-age it won the
largrst milrmui system In the and. and its
cum-whip of coal mines mode it. apparent-
ly lllt‘ arbitrator of the mil markets of the
country. The In!!!“ of J. l’ierpnnt Mona-m
was trrutkiy tl!-t:lnm~-l in the new combina-
tion,und the mango of his name added
much to the public confidence in the Ma-
hility of the scheme. Never did so great
an etllt'l’pl'lflc start out under more fuvora-
ble coudll lone.
‘nn- teat-ct In Wall “not.
NEW Yorut. Feb. 21 -—Qtllt' naturally
the heavy selling 0! Brown: nbxtm in the
Stm-k l'Lxrlmnut'fl er: and in Philadelphia
hm Frillflyitml Sutunluy and the rapid
decline in lll’lcv any-mini linmlciul weak-
ness on the part of tilt: turtnugemeut oi the
property. All doubts on that point are
now removed.
Thi- l-xeitentent in the Kerr York Stock
Exchange over the “ending stock sur-
atock. The dealings in lit-ailing llharrso
Wen- mndueted on no enormous mule and
.with hurricane rapidlty. More shares than
are represented in Remit-{'3 entire capital
stock chltnged hands. The actual number
of shares of all kinds of stitch sol-l azure-
gnled Libiibll). ()1 time if)? it'll were Read-
ing shown This tremendous day’alruni-
nose breaks the Stock Exchange record.
The largest day's boldness on record pm
riottsly was on Feb ll of la~t year. when
the announcement of the great Reading
den] was made. On that date I.455.tl|0
shares of stock were dealt in. the largut
proportion. of courae. being Reading.
The price of Reading slot-k dropped from
8895’ to ‘38 in the morning. but subsequently
recovered to w. Alnulot all of the large
brokerage homes dealt in the stock, but it
was impoanible to ascertain for whom the
stock was purchased.
Ir. Platt Interviewed.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.~lrlx~8enator l’latt
said: "I can add but little mwhatisal-
rendy known and a matter of record I
found the company unable to meet it.
debts and nude an amdavit to that effect
and on it based my Implication for the ap-
' la ' ... -
, o
"Are you alone in this movement. or are
you acting for gentlemen who do not wish
to become known at the present time?"
"Absolutely alone." replied Mr. Platt.
with a mile. ‘1 an acting toroo one out-
side of myself either directly or Indirectly.
My only desire lu securing the appoint»
mantel areoelrer was to saslf them-
pany could not be reorgenlald and put on
a proper basis once more. I want to see If
it cannot be made financially solid with
p r management. No than has teen
Ill s'o ‘he head of the Handing owing to
my application. llr. Noland is still at the
helm, while Mr. Wilbur remains president
oi the hhlgh Valley railroad.”
lets-atel- run In Insists
Cntctuo. rah. n~n ls plot-bl. that
the Methodist church will makeooeahlhit
at the World's fair. A few days ago
several promlaeut elders called on Girls!
Peabody of the liberal arts department of
the falr. with a View of getting rmrs space
for the Methodist exhihlt. They were in-
formed that the Roman Catholics were
allotted 90,000 square feet, while the leth-
odiste were given but «It. "We got no
satlflaetion from the chief." said the Rev.
K. II. Astell, "and the probability is that
we will make no exhibit. We were in
i3
‘ mom or
““1qu
Mo “littwwr
' Tiitlcle’Sv’r‘
mu. partlsa. ha
thew-tot umwrxuu'hm'fii
nan. loHIlSoll a. ca.
‘21. lsatscae at. Brooklyn,
GUSTAV Hm Hill) Pl’l’zul.
Amie for fionth llorwalk. d”
Colonel R. W. Thompson Gives
His Testimony.
ll}: WAS mm' SHORT-TAB! 0P NAVY
come far more than sufficient to provide ‘ And Isak-ed to Been-a Arne-Isa- chair- ,
nan of the Paar-nut Banal Company—Ila
Told the Congressional Dot-nausea 'l'hat
Ila Knew Nothing Crooked.
Tenn: Hears. lud.. Feb. 21.—-Colonel
ll. W. Thompson sat pmppcd in an invalid
their and told the story of his
with the Panama canal to Congressman
Puttersoa and troupes-«man S. F. Snorer.
The ex-secrt-tary of the nary diwlnimrd
any knowledge of any dishonorable action
in tidal country on the part of those who
represented the Panama ennui. Mr. Put-
telmu put the questions tor the first two
hours. and Mr. Stover cloud the examim
on. ,
Colonel Thompson told how he had been
selected as president of the American com-
mittee; that it was with 2M approval of
Pmidt-nt Hayes that he migned from the
cabinet to take the position. Hie salary
was fixed at 3.5.000 u year.
He never knew until recently that Gen-
sraIGmnt had declined the Intuition. nor
did he know that the three New York
banker» received in all “310".“ in salaries.
If he had. lu- would out have volunteered
to surrender hull his salary in the lit“:
year of his pmidency. lie said that he
considered it his province to look after the
lllla'rrntri of the canal in general trays. and
test he llt‘Vrl’ until-lazuli the expenditure
of any money except the W1!!!) rt yl-rtr tor
the tommitlee's expense. which was ex-
clusive of hi» sanitary.
When the Nicumgus treaty was pen-ling
in the senate, Colonel 'l’hornghun wrotra
putllphlt-t “Lit-h was unanimously lis-
trilluted in thr Whole. .\lr. l’ulterwn rt»
umrL't-d ”I!“ it must have been gun-d Dem»
centric 'lnctr'lnt’. u all the [krill-(mm: our
Blow rota-d utmost the trraty \Vlll' tt lmtl
been llt'gdllttlt'll by n llrpnhlleun nonunio-
tmtion.
‘in’ln
No Lobby al Washington.
Colonel 'l'lmnuwnn tlr-ltietl llmt thr- Pun-
arnu Canul cumpnny hull u lobby u; Wrait-
ingmn eilllr-r lu pm": lytt’lll’ituit‘ Instin—
lillll tor the “mum.” in 'l or to ("L-ht the
Slum-git r gm pie, .unl Leonid he kept l'll‘ill‘
of the lobby win and that there on» no lui~
prtlpu-r fxpt‘lltllllll’t’ of mom-y so far as ho.
“murmur. i'nl mui'l'brunpsmuzhi: "\l'brn
l >mt‘ it 53 mi xrconh)‘ that $.3.“I‘li,i“)nr
wine ouch mm was wm our here null
pLu‘t-rl to my clnlilJuu alxtrrit-tl me I
now are the: explanation of u. ’lhltt must
have, been the sum pan! three bunker“. of
w.. l l ltww nothing." The committee
bro ,.;i.t “Mt it u later prt-w cnpyot all
the cur-t-‘pvtlzl nmlwtwr-en Tuumpsvm and
D.- l.‘ suvf-H, nnnl mule“ exp rum-ll .t Hum.
in n. the bum. “V tlrltlt'tl dbl“ any
ml n y imd lrm uncut v lilt his knvml the
in lllutlt‘lllft: lilt- troll-\pltpecl.
EMPERE STATETINAHCES.
Fri-t» l'rtuu Ut-lsl :tlsl “Ville an lnrrnecllngly
Lent Tan Rate.
Anuxr. 'elr. zl—t'omptmller Camp-
bell hm wot to the legislature n mmmun'r
mtv uh“: which the lollommg :lh' extract»:
"l'lw tot lml fur the thud year corn-
nlcuuw‘l tlrt l, IK‘J‘l, listed the lowenl rote
'llllf't‘ r ‘jtxll' loin, “'llll the exception pl
”10 tutu-with“ )‘t-lu'. ldhl year there when
Illl’lnufll in the treaallry nf “mutated, l
winch was tlrtlllt‘lfll from the amount
lle‘l’a‘ltl} lobe ruined from the mxparrra
of this «ctr. Tue uppmpr’tutlou billof tma
yenr. or reported. exceeds that of last yeur
by mogul—um natural it” i incrraw_ .
The rulpply bill amounted ant your to
about ammo. other or ropeclal approprlr
lions to ltlluut 84mm”),
“1 how euhnlilnd bilbt risking foray»
phlpttnlltma ltr pay the lldll'lurtl guard for
exymllwa incurred ut Buffalo during the
nlflkl‘.lXpt€lllWl of the 1‘0mfllllttltlftrl" of
quarantine during the thrrntenetl cholera
turn-ion. and also to pay the llalanco of
the etate debt known as the Niagara reset»
vutiou bond».
”These amounts will not be taken into
consideration in making upthe tax bill
this your. aalexpeet to be able to liqui-
data than out of the increuar of revenues
produced by this department for the fiscal
year whicheodaon Sept. Ell. lf thus ap—
proprlntiona are made, we will be able to
nay that the Empire state in free from
debt absolutely and not practically, as has
been so oltcn Hamill—n the put."
A connesfiihoanrs opponrumrv.
The Denver flab Was Created Largely of
Imagination.
m Feb. ll—A meeting was held
at 8t. Jottn’a Mal cathedral. at which
were presrm a large part of the representa—
tlrs business use and oltlasoa of Denver.
to take action on the reernt disgraceful
gathering that eurroooded the Rev. Dean
llart's horas a few Sundays ago and ek—
pressed their aatlpsthy at the part the
dean took in the closing of Sunday thea-
ters. The atoll consisted prlaclp-dly of
boys. and nothing was done beyond the lu-
dignity uttered thedsan by the presence of
such action. A sen-stional correspondent
rxaggefatad the report of the moh’ssctloo
to such a degree that the idea
throughout the east thst Dean llart’e llfa
aas ludangaraud that property in Denver
naauaaafe because oi mob law.
Imlnalrw logo's laurel.
Pam. N. 1.. Feb. 31.4»th Box.
era. the millionaire owner and president of
the lumen lacomotlre works. this city.
has retired from active manage-neat of the
The bottom will he carried on
nder the name of the Rogers lax emotive
company, with a capital stock oi ammo.
[tetra-t H. 11:.ng loratsrly sectarian;
be t ueweotapaoy. e
mm the steel. All the Mrs
are residents of PM“ Although Jacob“.
I. W mate Mama-tong
Mennonite braid tshsetllllatsuetsd
la the enterprise.
the Portuguese ballast laurel.
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so... flanges t Heaters"
data will he exec:
care. All wort
at the
”Mill"!
in the city.
ABATE Mill Hill
lllllE.
attention rantoJohhlu . Afloa-
wbitg mum little and
one y vet-class workmen
, lowaatprlcss.
m wasnllltrou at. noon.
sumo-to 5. atom. at it
‘11:;- 'lmfll'f’“ a. u...” g. . m, 0““ PART". THE PANAMA’ A Nonrn'nAKora cam-iron.
W. I. luau!- Elected lipo- tlte Sixty-CM
Dallas by a Fuslon.
Bitumen. Feb. 2I.-—-W. N. Roach of
Grunt! Forks was elected to succeed Mr.
Casey as United States senator from North
Dakota. The haunting opened with the
60th of the joint session. which n—sulted in
giving Miller 5; Welsh, 2t; Wallen, 16;
lamb. x4; Muir, I. and Benton. 1.
0n the neat ballot the combination 0!
Democrats. independents and some Be-
publicuna wttled the long contest. The
election of Mr. Roach is the unexpected
thing which has threatened to happen for
so long. No one was more surprised than
Mr. Bunch himsell. 0n the diet ballot Mr.
Roach received on the first null 43 votes.
Thiu' ' ' ' all the I)“ and inde-
pendeuta. together with two Republican.
W. ll. BOACII.
Srveral changes followed in quick sno-
ceminn.u half dozen mm living Ill] their
fret at "HOP, nine in all changing. During
the voting at rune almost of riot wanton-
tinunlly in prtrgn-rts. Mr. Lieutknw. the
big Dakota miller, was on the flwr going
from number to member urging t change.
and several attempts were tlnule in d. ire
him out. The- lir-nmnd for a verifimtion of
lhl‘ rote Whit lllzttle in the hope that some of
"11' Republican.» would t‘lmlme back, but
not a change wm made. Senator-elect
Roach wax mill-d fur and :Itltlrs‘t‘d the
joint convention. ”pres-ting his tlmnks for
the genuinely unexpected humor. lle pmtrt—
Lsul louid his friends of the to ljorzty party.
ctr-u :imuch he hm! been elected front the
minority in the lcuixlatun‘.
W. N linurh lit“ been a h“l|lt‘.‘ll of [he
kota for the put dozen years, cumin: to
Grand Furl“ county (mm the ll,~trict of
i‘nlumilizt. llr-ivmt bornin Lululv county,
Vo.. and is now 35 years of a :t'. lle lll'i a
family of four children and rsau'itlnwer.
llt' llus alum. lit lna per' as it! Viltllilllfll?
fur gnvrnlnrnn xw - rlLtL-rcnt 0| chums. lie-
iut: denoted the tlwt time by John Miller
lllltl on theta-mud lk‘t‘llellill by A ll, Burke.
lie i< .1 lane when! grvm'vr. Mill lit'llll! en-
tzatw-rl in this we
expo 'wl to «inuv luflllt‘ls' Yum.“ from the
innit-petition: 1 ”mt.
GENERAL BEAUREGARD ”DEAD.
.l (‘nrrfedt—ratr Gnu-rad and Director In the
Lulllelanu Lottery.
.er mm us, l-‘ro. 2l_~-t'n-n.~ral G 'i‘.
”rulil‘rgdhl -. .d ltd nlJlll or heart f..iiure
all: r on il nr» of N do} a.
l’le- rt- llllmfltt 'l'uutltut Beauregard was
born i. New Iirleum m lhltl. lie grud-
littltrl lrmtt West Point in Miami wan ll!“ ‘
Mg.» l to me our!» of enclu- ere He at r\ ml
lit the .‘lt'XlCJlt \turrtml it‘ll.» fti‘lre \t‘ollltulrd
X and more brew-u: (1 lie was promoted to
'aczlpmincy of encluwrnin 1533 and was
for live do)". Sull‘rllih'fllltlll of tho l'mtnl
States Military :lradeuly u: “'ent l'n'lm.
lle rr—iulmi Full. :2”. Nil. juinetl the Fair
lrdemimuml lwpntl llxr t".\‘ll war by the
lwubuuiulelzt of Fort Sumter on .lprll l3.
lNil.
lle tht‘ in actual command of the mutt:-
ern trmrp~ at Hull llu l un July 2L hell, in
which tllc‘l'ulrrnh rtwnrncrd ft «lvlrut.
Furtlli» write lie mo. made it lilllfir'lt-
era]. the hiphnt grade. From the num-
uler of I80: until the spring of me he do
tendedtitulrleatonond it» lutwomauhru
lN‘Blt‘“l’d by Gem-ml Gillmnre. At the
:cltrv: of the war he won a»: (Dull it) t'nmlnflml
’in me rtrnly of .l-m’pb 1-; Jo natun in
North Cotonou Smoe the termination ol
the out be ll.la l‘e‘llled in Lottmulm lle
become president of the New Orin-one, Jul-k-
sou utld Mississippi railroad and furs num-
ber of year» mu one of the mmmgrm of
the lurniniaue btau- lottery and was aim
adjutant general of Iailllalflllfl.
DEMPSEV ARRESTED AGAIN.
While Out on Ball Ila la Taken In [for AD
aaalt aael flattery.
f’trrsaunn. Feb. 2t-—lluuh Dempsey,
the district muster workman or the
Knights of labor. who was recently cott-
rictsd of " 'y in the “ ‘
inns. wan annalktl again last even-
ing and lodged in jail. the charge bring
felonious assault and battery. Therelae
good deal of mystery surrounding the ar-
rest. and all partloo concerned nfose to
talk. The plot-eon was ironed by Judge
Stowe ehortly after the bearing on the rep-
plicatiou of Dempsey fora new trial. The
mulled was admitted to hall in theetttn
of 33.500. and his arrest was..a aurpttno.
While the judges did not indie-tr what
their decision would he. the lmpreaaiou
title by their mnnnrr in meeting the
still” of thedsfense was thstths appllar
tlotl would be refused.
final-r ling-a Dion.
N" You. rah. film-State Senator Bd—
ward 1’. Hanan, who Into been culled"
from Intestinal trouble for over a week.
was taken from his bolus, 3 ltuthcrlord
place,th llaoserelt hospital for them
pose of having the operation of lapsrotouty
pertormed. lifter the operation the p»
mm was taken beak totltewartl loseot
lapse. He never rallied. Elwnnt F. Ha-
gan was born of Irish parentaln thlacity
on no.1. feta. andsdneated la the puhlle
schools and in the College of the City of
New York. lie laeante assemblylnan is
m» and mo and was returned four than
.lltsrward. lie was elected to the senate
u. um. Alter that he Means deputy-w
mmundeut of theatraet ml»
Intent. llswaa natal-ad htkssruatelsst
ytar. .
Illf Ila came Vale!- castes-e law?
1' felt. Euler. Dr. Hugh John»
son. a landing W dirt-s. whohas
occupied a number «(the plndpal pulpit
pastudthelslat‘ W
dulatfluityfissratstrsasadssssptd
“mehwmh‘:
at salience halite rams.
titles-tor tss‘ hats sea-tr I,
Blakeplsw-aa.
[chair-autism
Alla“. W
”has“ a setter Is the I an
flay—Isthmus
hawthorn-waste“.
1!?
”fled _ DO U
”aw-“m
lintltnll be hl‘tw mutually [
in lib get
done. where their
motto is Quick—
ness, 'Neatness.
Accuracy and
LOWTPri‘oes.
, rm.— """"
Hawaiiau Treaty Now Ready
For Ratification.
HERMAN FAILS TO GET ABOUID.
2
Rural and Agricultural Appropriation
Illla fans the Ilouu—Other Melanin-a
Under colalslcrallsru-”“7. Thurston AI-
” I'Qfl‘lllc Princeas' aluulfesto.
.Wasursnrox. Feb. 2l.—Senolor Gannon
(Dem. Mill. in name remarks which he
made in the secure in opposition to appro-
prilrtions for public buildings, spoke of the
| serious and alarming condition which con-
fronted the country. and expressed the be-
lief that only the borders of the trouble
had been touched, saying that extraorrli.
l nary action would have to be taken by the
J treasury department, or else contrive-
! would hare to nausemhle before next July
I to meet the condition. His warning did
not prevent the tenure from agreeing '0 all
the amendments thnt were ollered making
. appropriations for or increming 'he limit
l of cost of public buildings. The only m
, and nuy vote that was taken upon them
I shaped all the Republican Rumors except
‘ hir. Sherman In the afllrmatire and all
the Democruth setlntors erupt Mr. Vest
in the negative. The sundry civil appro
pristion bill occupied the attention of the
senate throughout the whole day.
I‘lllbu-terlwg Pails In the flotsam
Filibustering against the New York and
New Jersey bridge bill proved inellecruai.
it was led by Mount Stone and Duke“.
both of Pt-nn‘ylvunin. but they were never
able to nm-rer more than seven men to
their mpport, and the bill was pureed
practically without oppoediorl. After the
dispmilt-Itl of two private bills. the naval
atllluurlculturul appropriation bills were
called up under suspensionol the rules and
pas-ed.
0m- Prtwlnetlonof Gold and Silver.
Mr. I". 0. ln-rcthe duet-Into! the mint.
hm truuamltiul to cough“ u report on the
production of the precious lllrllll" covering
the tub-ndnr year "03. The value of the
gold product from the mlnrs of the limited
Stay a was approximately KB 010,0”),an
corresponding to the nteruge product of
recent yl’fll’a. The product of Ml‘r‘l’ from
our own mines is plotted at summon
ounces. of the commercial value, at the
average price 01 silver during Ibo year. of
850.7?H!.|i1i, and of. the mining value in sil-
ver dollars 0! 374.1100“). Tool is a falling
oil or 33’le outuea trout the proouctof
the preceding year.
Treaty II in lie Corral-lend In the Senate.
It is rxprt'ted that the annexation treaty.
which lute been favorably reported '0 the
senate by lllr unanlmunn vote of 'he tour
mum on foreign relations except that of
Mr. Gray. will be mnaulerud at an ext-eu-
tlvr summon oi the senate m be brill today.
It in reported that Mr. Neuron" has mt-
istlnl hlmwlt' by his lnqlllrlc.‘ at the alpi-
t tul since bin urrlvnl in “'mtllngtnn LN.
work thut tllu— realonlllufl or 'he burly do
. poem rpm-n is out of the donation. but 'u l)!
Nlltl lll.tl he lit-hires to lll’ ml'lfit'tl of this ol-
lit'irtliy m ader to nullsiy his principal
upon hi» return to llnwali.
Mr. Thur-ton Repllee to "to Prince-est
The follow in: la the ~tlh9lllllce of lt slfllt"
mrnt mlule by Mr. Thurston o! the lla-
wrtiiun commisuion: “Mi“ t'lerhom, here-
tomrt- known tn l‘nnc. M Kmuolanl, pur-
porul [u have llllllrtN-t'rl rt note to the
American pmple. Wltlt'll hm been put»
liuhed in the ;Mpers. The note in question
lela lurch that ”rat the request ot Mr. Thurst-
ton. thr-n llawm‘mn modeler. I won wot
away to l-anlnnd to be educated privatrly
and fitted lot the pmitiou which, by tllr
(mt-titutiuu of lino-uh, l was to inherit.‘
The-inly "nilciun Kim: I drain to mlkr
up in tint statement l9- [but “will?! as will
net uunlsler our in any other ol‘llc'utl en“
purity our intlitirlually have I ever lllll
anything to do with the young llnly’a e-lu-
calloll or movement; The holy went to
England about 189i]. At that time allow-as
not the heir to the lhrone and had no
standing." _v_
anvmmo T0 stilt infirm.
linmoa flepahllcaae Will Try to Down the
l'aalonist \t'lth a Democrat.
Torr“, Feb. 2t.~ltrpubl'leans is can-
one decided to elect W'Ibcl senator thin
week. The cam-rot this action isaald to
he the announce from national Demo
cratic ' ' that if the Republicans will
elrct a wtolwnrt Detuocral hswlll Inhaled
over John W Mmin. The choice 01 the
Republicans is [hilt-y l’ Waggoner, who
is hrn- looking after his lntemts The
Republicans claim to have positive assur-
ances that Waggoner will be seated if
elected.
Chaplain Biddieon ls furninh‘mg all the
excitement in the senate. ills strange
prayer we»; 'Stth the “Manor’s lll'r.0
(ital, from the stamin'a hand. anti harden
the day when he shall he a rumor
must. when: so rebel dare raise head
We pray that than wilt incline the hearts
of our courts to do the justice of thy will.”
The Populist house not in the south
hassuu-nt corridor of the capitol building
A speaker's desk and members' lunches
were lrnpmriaed out of rough pine lumber.
The hut-own! Inert than daily until it
reaches adjournment.
Pro-talent be My" koala-I.
Putts. fro. lit—it is mad um II.
In lover's Mouton of the preshleney of
thesenate was forced upon him by spoils»
leal clique. who'lpurpms making It. [ferry
his once-or. trey believe that I. he
lloyer would he unequal to the demands
which would he made upon him by the
trial of I. Bath-tit. ex-nlinlatsruf paths
wetter M will! PHI-ill m
lsflmmrunusmm
Prrrsrlnn. ”which. Il.~Whrtr the
aswssttheesalalet tastaettaatorsaew
Iastnadaud forth-pests your."
new "'
l‘m to'lltllltll ‘
out all to
blunt ‘l Sllfillll.
moi. takes til-mt aadeethshlb
mitted‘l’tf I “K
II! ,
’ mun:
[respectful] so tashanof public patron-
age. I mfer'to pIthing l have d‘l‘l'nriift: "It:
I IBYGII ’ul'. I m - t w
2a. Co All work will have my personal sup-
avifion. will he "EM and
laatl mlflnanntmwgmrlalm
”——
No
copperas
flavor.
Cured two years
before using.
ASK FOR
B-L
TOBACCO.
The purest and best.
Be
sure
to get
cur plug.
Fiscal
Makes an (vsnuday cant-'35:: e of an
old~llm: lax-5;. Pu: .211 \t‘l.‘ innate.
Prtpaml until mpuiuus Lire. llzghcsl
awards: 31?. Vim: Food Expiration; Each
paring»: mat.» two L12? [:t‘<. Avoid
Imitation? .ml min on having ths
MAW SI'CH l'r'l'xl.
IERRELL 5L SOULE. '; ‘, nurse. N. Y
um:-
Wllllll F08 US
a few days. and you will he trunlrd at m no r
pectrd new“ that will reward your odou- lle
wltirelv haverhe brat hairless to o'er an up!"
"I“ can b! found on the late 01 lhl< until.
“-5.00 purl! on .15 00 worth of bust-rose to
hell: easily and honorably made by and paid to
here 1 of men. rum-en, bore. and girl. is our
eta . You can make roomy farm at work for
at than mu have any Mr- of. The business is as
easy to learn, and induction» to win-pie and plain.
that all allflffll from [be rtsrt Timer who fall
hold of the buttons trap the advantage that
arises from the mood reputation of one of the
oldest. and um-euful. and latent pnhllthiag
houses in Mao-rice. more lor tour-ell the profits
that the bovine“ I0 readily Indian-tumult yields.
All hr‘iaarre «tread grandlv, and more Ila
"all“ lltrl!’ green-t TIMI-Mime misc who
I it and «sartll at we tell them. Thu“. plenty
07mm for a few more worlds. and we all!
them to he in at once. If you an sin-adv eta.
piorrd,but tale a trw rparr moments. and wish
tome than to advantage, Ulla amr ur at o
for this in your [rend opportunity). and "will
l Wilt-Illa" by return mall. A test,
Tutti: t [:0 . lids Ho. 400, Augusta. I.
W. L DOUGLAS
so one: mu...
“hbmhm
, Ian‘s-amends
wanna. the
h #1”
WWI-ah
owl?“ was. salts
JIM ’scu‘tun t gull.
mitt
I
do
‘ Militias;
erotics.
TlN WARE
phenomenon
" lull smut monsoon
T. S. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk.‘-t
F freshest Fish ,
1!! rue cl'rr. mm ' "a:
P
MAPLE SYllll
AND SUGAR f
‘ . rous mo.
l'l’llllllll “"3 All Sillllllls. ~
Fielder! ‘bysters. M
WPHONI CALL 8 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
s2 run-glo- street.
South Norwnlk.
Teeth filled and Extracted
r. tub I: ennui. -
teeth filled with Gold.
BR. F. w. DARMER.
'0" 0"“?! BUILDING.
.Oonli-
Painless Dentistry
without pain.
(“town and Bridge Work
BEST I" OInI'I’II ON “I! BUBBII.
u better made no metter how touch you pay.
l'rrt'lll utrnctrd wl' hunt pale. -
It} .a. Vitllued on of Arophenel.
:‘l-eth tiller with Am dgatn. - -
will till 4 with Platinum, - .
— SLW and up
All Work liners-teed.
limes open from I n. or. until 9 p. as.
Vulnnee ‘0. 42 Waahiugnln at.
obly
.
rthrlrhrx
r..-
in
that you
may wish
md we
that the
work
will be
done with
South
anything
the
line of
_ mung
Guarantee -
news
and
9!!!»
tcllomilsrc‘oi
6t Sudhury St. Boston. lets.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
llEPDSll Willi. 0F lll Killlfiy
The Best Sales in the World.
I50.0llllin use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
l1! sold in Lyt n. Mm.. since thot greet fin.
u ill-re Silor our allies m n» Slllljl’ticd to intern.
heat. unmet" the their contents.
'CllAlelOX RECORD also in the (in...
:nhltggpr l'irr "i nm. in the tin-at Bunion lire
.. and in ll" the grunt time since. Send
luv u all up. Anrnln wantrd. al tin
r
am an fiéliéble
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BEnYlli-ZX
NEW YORK
AND
South Norwalk
AND
NO’.“’C¥-l;{a 1
Till“. l’Rlil'ElJJ'ZRS
8in of lamb
EAGLE
“'lll lruvr ”or it. E. it
New York. -I Tl p. m.
heme Nuranlk I; p. In.: South Norwalk ti:-’I:
. m.
.. llleeknmn turret .
P
Fret-(ht rm t‘lt’rtl from 7 n. m. to Ii p. tn.
l'pon Al‘plll ltllflll to ltgtvtltn Ilwt'tty of Nor
w vll. ltrul rmrtr- will he wnt tor t-[W'I'lll intuit
lrvlullt any «bore in New York or lln \lrinlu.
"'All per-nus ltl‘l‘ forbid Inn-ling any of
he taut lion-am thr boulrmf tllln llnr on at-
ruunl 0 "tr owner. ”who! or:
‘ ALL SIZES 0F
ERUSHED SHINE.
General Contractor and Seller
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lint Till. rtl'tlll
l , for .N. i -
Nurwaltnt‘nno Mlle e- "Hm.
nor-t m..t;. Horwalk.
tell! I
tnexlmtsol
Murmur to (I. it. llelilto.
\
I
ll wellington at. to. “mill
ll Ids ttmt Harwell.
Balers. toghclioners.
ICE éREAM.
t). I out Mr m
“fr'llzm'ltJ "h a 3'0”“,
BRENNAN’S
NEW
Restaurant,
Till "NM IN 'mk cm.
lssrwlnpetraad ready fmhaalaeaa.
so see so cannot! all".
“Minn a."
r...» your
Milli 13.9.5 .rrurz'fita!
wt!
3:1!” “qu ‘Iflfllt' 3'33"" .5. hell-
s. at the. . m 't-r
. . in m .
flowed-“m thong-rd.
I v a
Norwalk Chronicler