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:tlii'l'i'l'iillns tutti”? “WEE—WW”
‘ The President is Not Afraid ot
a Gold Crisis.
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‘. .m .1 II. Iouolary Cons-lesions”
3 In} to the Innate—Curlldc'u Successor
M II- load—the Car Coupler Bill In
W In in loose.
7 Was-trams. Feb. m—The desk occu-
. . H by hater Carlisle when he resigned
“out in the in order to trike one
at the abiuet ta (lc was decanted with
“model at a log bin standing in a gar-
diner roses ltwesin honorof Mr. Cu-
lhle’s succe-or, Mr. linden-y, who Ip-
- mil Dd took the oath of other: and sub
' maycenhlefirstvoteasssenstoron
omitted: respecting a site for a new
Wt printing olllce in Washington.
'l‘hat subject occupied over two hours of
the nation. and the result was that the
varbua propositions in regard to it were
mddownandthntnodccisiount all was
”do. Another site question—that as to
’ ‘blawYt-k custom house—wits also dis-
“;ot much Imgth, and the result was
that an smut momentar—
.tlutoaformeroueof ammo pay for
lb alts was made. Another subject which
we the” a rather heated dimwdou was
fie In reference to the expense of soldierl’
homes. and thet discussion drifted uatur»
ally to the question of pensions.
II the house the hours were mostly cm-
ploycd in fililmsteriug against the cur
coupler bill. Some time was devoted to the
mathepwollluappmpristinn
“ll, tho deb.“ on which was confined to
tho-Malachite provision. But the our
”pier measure was the one which met
with determined opposition. Mr. Richard—
can (Dem. Tenn.) led the opposition forces
and by parliamentary maneuvers prevent-
otl any action being taken upon it.
no mind’- View of Bonds.
Itunaot be learned that any alternative
eonr- 11, action was decided upon by the
_ ubinet in case the free gold in the treasury
bcumccxbausted. The feeling seemed to
b but the emergency should not be met
before itaetnally arrival it is said ll-Il
‘ t Harrison is convinced that no
locality willariae for the sale of bond» to
maintain the parity of the two metals.
He has repel-truly declared that he will
lllltt-lin that parity by every menus in his
powcr. This conviction is .‘t'thl to he lubed
upon h'u olaiervnuce of the tact that while
he waaon his hunting trip at Benjxesthere
was a subsidence of the talk about ironing
Iltllda, which was renewed immediately
upon his return. The pmident i~ crulitrd
ill. the belief that the demand for gold
helm is not only nrlillcilell, but that ll
3 part of a scheme, internntiutml in its
nope. having for its olrj- ct the il-Mle oi
hundn. When it becomes apparent thnt no
M will be it‘ll-d, his opinion i-l said to
be that heavy tlrnltl upon the tlelkeury golu
will cease. ~
w .1 the Monetary Confer-retro.
The at vent to the senate the re-
port the American dclefllttrs to the in-
mal monetary conference held of
“la. beginning Nov. 23. let!) They ~any
lit in the discussion of the venom pi” «e
ideas the attitude at Itenrly ell the ttuv—
min was dist-lured. ’l'he mungnit ion
w is fluent] in the conference of a monetary
evil requiring a remedy. It is exp ctevl
“It the propositions and plum uln luly
llltlltittcd and such others us only In- .suir
milled to the president of the conrenx‘tun.
Inil by him (Illnfllllllt’tl to the several gor-
arn-ente through their delegates, Wlll be
“dated
The delegate-e bear testimony to the enr-
m wish of the conference that u plan for
the enlarged use of siIn-r illi own-y. art-«pt
ablcto the nations null ntlwl'lutn to tilt:
monetary situation, may mull from its
ddiberutions.
‘l'he llawallaaa Depart.
Hr. Ncuman called at the etute depart»
mutt and explained to Secretory Foster
why be bad lethal to meet that official ac-
cording to the notification giren him at
the state department last Friday. Mr.
Neutrino got confused over the uecretary'e
address A statement of the conference
between the two will be sent to the pruri-
dclt for transmission to the tenet a lot con-
ddcntlon in connection with the other in.
formation on this subject now belure that
body.
An additional hatch of correspondence
mu Hawaii wae sent to the senate
Illllr “the seal.
Hm Castle and Wilder, members of
the Fawallan annexation commission, lett
I. ngtonlaetereulngcu route to lien
Iraneieco. Mr. Thurston, the been at the
mom. expects to leave Thursday.
A low of Henry J. lay-watt ppm-ted.
The nomination of Mr. Henry W. ltay-
.tmd of Peouylrenla, it is laid, to he ate
hater tor the state department to sum-l
Ir. Partridge. appointed minister to You.
“will beaenttotha sen-rethi-
wuk. Mr. Raymond is at printout th'eiprt
WW ”secretary mysut as
are at the late Henry J. Raymond, so
wflvlykaowueeedltnr at the New York
mu. We!” (to! ‘l’lsolr loony.
, I‘wool thsaallote of the United States
, 3“ Baltimore whowereawarded done
‘ hat injuries received in the Yelp-rebut
same to the navy department to per-
lfl. Mmdobnllowney,wboro
dud m cod William Lacy. whoe-
iete was low.
The Macon la Ingtten.
upon the
“Winslow-her. minim-l.
w relat- totlte Princess Relate
heir eminent basalways
h likely always lobe under .
ll father is Wild n
L ”Mil y
, rh’h‘rwgaa “unaware-rt
' 1 t . I‘. m “t
. , here. ”held-at“
1r
hatsrseaalllled seals-y layered en
the Vast “on.
Pusan, N. Y.. Feb a—Jun as the
day express bound wut on the West Shore
was rounding a curve near been a broken
rail tbrewtbs entire train down an un-
bankment into a creek below. Goodwin
ll. ll. Dongle- wus in charge of the train.
Engineer Pear-all and Fireman Minus of
the tint. engine stuck to their and
were buried under their engine, which
turned upside down. They are both in-
jured. Englncerl’eanallhadhislcghrokcn
and was frlghtfully cut.
Signalman Myersandllaggagemau Riley
weretheflnt out of thecsrsatterthe tall
and hurried to the assistance of the in-
jurcd. Several pesosngsrs were
trout under the wreck, and others were
. taken out through the windows.
Meshengere were sent here for help. lla-
llcf parties, with surgeons and ambulances.
were hurried to the wreck. The first body
found was that ot a middle aged man who
is supposed to livcin Chicago. lie wascut
in two. Near him waslonntl aPolish wom-
an with her children. She was badly in-
jurctl. and one child was dead. The in-
} jured were removed to the Powers hotel.
l which was turned into a hospital, and
, were cared for by physicians trout Palmy-
and Rochester. It is believed that
several bodies will be found under the
wreck. as eight are inhaling.
Passengers any that after the train left
the track it. ran about in) teet before it
”down the embankment Au Eng-
tnurist and News” Quinn were in
the stocking room ot the sleeper when the
took place and were wedged in so
tightly that they had tourtthtoughplwin-
duw togetout. Apnea-user said: ' w’u
ilnthecenter ot a daycuaeh when itlett
the track, and the man who was killed out
near me. He started for the door and
jumped, and the trnin fell on him. I went
to the rear door and fell over is man whose
arm we: crowed. After I got him tothe
ground he tugged me to have his arm cut
oil." «a
Tue surgeons hare jut amputated the
arms ol two men. Born of three men and
the cllelltt'rl' arm in a critical condition.
The others who are at the Powers hotel-re
, coneiuered out of danger.
THE READlNG CYCLONE.
Dr-xal Salt! to Be Bel-Incl a Boom-ah»
_ tie-Ir Selle-o.
Pmmnnu'nu, l-‘eb. R—Most brokers
state tllttt Ken-ling stock will probably be
ml no. lnls hill! to per share. It is
recognized that m reorganization the clause
in the muttgisucs imprmtlrely conmaod-
ing the payment of interest upon the in—
corners worn it. was earned is a menace to
the solvency of the company, and it must
be [notified 0n: eu;.;e~.~lion contemplates
the conversion ot the income bums into
preferred stock entitled to 5 per cent divi-
dend» when earned and not trquirod for
other pnrpom This plan mutemplat s
the mlmgdown of the alumnus) of in-
comes to sarcoma of pre.errr.-d slouk.5
per cent upon it hlcb would amount to SI.-
1 530.01“, or about unehulf the aunt now re
‘ quireu to be unburned es inteteet upon the
incomes.
In tub talked of reorganisation the name
of Drexel 8: Co. is freely need. and it is
said the banking house lute again come to
the aseiuanm' of the embarrassed company.
It is said that oneol thewuulitions insisted
upon by Drex: I do 00., if they come to the
Reading‘s flirt, is that a thorough policy of
light retrenchment be inaugurated
It in oflirinlly announced that the pay
mar:- 06 the i’niladelpbia and Reading Ren-
rond company will start out on 'I burstlay
morning with sulficient fundsto pay uflall
the employees of the road.
Ichod wnr Ilultl New Eagle-it.
le Your, ‘eb Lat—Mr. Noland still
claim that he and his friends hold econ—
tmlling interest in New York and New
England and will depouc the Parsons man.
agenlcnt on March It lie announces that
the ill-taster that has befallcn the [leading
company through his ambitious schemes
will not deter him from the attempt to
carry out his plans in New England terri-
tory. Mr. Patrons returns to discu- the
subject, and the truth will not be known
until the transfer books 0! the New Eng-
land rnad arc cloecd.
The officials of the other cool mad-ex-
press the opinion that the Reading collapse
would have no bad eflect on the ontbracita
coal trade. Both Mr. lllcllcod and Mr.
Wilbur are interested in keeping up pm
and there will be, it is thought, no change
of policy in that regard. The supply of
coal is much smaller than it has been for
years. On Jan. Bl lest the amount at title.
water was only more tons, against mm
too-tbeprevloneyeeratthsremetlme.
A 'a-aa'a Queer Infatutlow.
le Yank. Fob. n—lra. Bttallarrlug-
tonJ’lyearsold, wboebot herself on Dec.
ll beau-s Him Sadie Canons would not
live with her. pleaded not gullty to at
tempted suicide hetero Judas
Counsel was earlgnetl to her, who, alters
consultation with his client, submitted
stud-vile to the court showing that the
women was insane at the time sheet.
tempted suicide. Judge (lowing. after
taking into consideration sll the facts. db
charged her with a reprimand.
laglalataredctaalultorn.
0mm... 0. 1., Feb. u-The supreme
courtdsehledtbat the legislature had no
powertoemployclerka or other help ba-
yond tbovc provided In the United Stat.
wnmmuamlttkeer-yot tetra
clerks, Wu. balm-talc" lefttbdr
paste to a body, and the membersm
compelled to keep up their own finds
thdr own committee weekend carry their
own mall.
mumm-IMI-suuues.
Pmmsecnreb. fi-‘l’heflhodelslend
lustituleturthsneet,ehrlekasdgreelte
was tormellydedicated la the
at the etete selective govern-
ment and the general assembly. lien.
Danielll’oudll Wooseoekstdn behalf
or the building mmlttes,dellversd the
keys to llrtrwa.aad the latter
turned them over to “smoothie
use.
DIAMO NDS
l "WW-35w," retro.
conning Article.
ail-tel Mumflmnfilmual I:
“808. JOHNSON & 60..
ll. leatagu tit. llreeklya.
ousuv Pl‘rzln. nan Plum.
I Stoves.
dull-form“. d0
All lMElllOlll SHIP NOW.
The City of New York Re-
chtieteoed Ceremonionsly.
Tllll PRESIDBIT llOlSTS TIE FLAG.
tor-ally Mind from the British to
the A-orln- lurch-let llartnh—A Gala
Day In low York Harbor la Celebratin-
ol Ween-gun's llrthday.
N" Yola,Feb. u—Thls is no ordinary
Washington’s birthday, for it marks an
epoch in American history. The flag flies
high today. American shipping goes out
of the bands or the receiver's
To Benjamin Harrison. resident, fell the
honor of boasting the starry dug, which
has been struck for so runny years, over
onc of the proudest ships of the transat-
lantic fleet.
The pressure to get on board the steam
ship Xew York to witness the ceremony
has been simply enormous Requests by
mail dud telegraph have pound like usnow
squall into the once of the American line.
and the task of selection has been adifll
cult and delicate one.
The Beretta-alas Short.
The short and simple ceremonies which
changed the swift Englidmlnn intonem-rt
Yankee took place itt noon. Soon utter the
New York WM anchored oil Commnuipaw,
in the middle of the North Ilfo,ttlltl unwell r-
werc ferried out to her by the Hon-amt (‘ur
roll. Accomprrtylng President llurr.sm
were Sure-Larry Ru-k. Ptfllllfitwlel' Genoa“
Wanamaker and Secretary Tracy. mun}
senators, nprmntotln’. unrul odlumlnnn
prominent Ollie-mill.
flnxah the I‘ll:-
thn all was in ru‘dino-ee l’rtwi-lont ll ,
risen hoisted the Anterior." II ix. mm»
te-ned the h «ed the New Y rk uml ll!
chiral her heueeiorth under the flag of tin
republic.
Clo-er after cheer was given shirt-rd, am.
the fleet of tug.» and small tuft gm 9 vent
to the ttnlsllwt enthu~iu<m The flu: mt
~rt’tllrd bv tilt: mum-r Chittagonntiumret.
sit the stern of ti.» Nov York, with ‘.’I
.5 Mn, : In! t ‘e furh i l ~ilt‘ i'llrlltlr fang.“ l.
at. ‘l lll‘i'l‘ “31-. ‘9" .. n on; nntln :tn'
.lmquet in ‘1? Hymn-ti the rut-nun. p
after u him the New York took her guest..-
lur at little snll out. through the Narrows.
throw of the tier III.
Provident ii .1~uu of the: loternntiurn
:éll .iii-m rd {1 my, tn \vlncl lllt.‘ Xv
. belong». l..-l the humm- til-mini Lll
‘ Am z in L' l.‘~l~ \vv-r.- l3 wertn»;
.: nu r~ ot lllmmlyn, Jvhv-
. . iv ti. and rt.- min-rs n.
..I lirilll . tn. min-rut t'nlilllllv'l’t'r‘ ‘.
l’mluru .ml mil r ekcnntlgr» u...
I... .. . tl lrlltl."
'1': r- .-.v Yuri: Wlil sail for Southutnpttu
m l‘. :3. the tuture European port or the
rew ltu».
livid .Itterrrpt of ‘lr. list-worth.
At 1: AT. Fr 23 -1“ the il‘N‘lHill’ in!»
'Vi‘lllll", :n l‘m- llewlll it prmmtlnrnl lit-um
cm: lt' intuit-tit}: Mr. Ainswnrth rrml n
leturhl preamble concerning the limiting
oi the American flag by the New You
and uttered a rev-tilution to the effect tho-
“t‘lle ott'flallltl l- n tilting one for the legl~
latnre oi the suite of .\‘ew York to corn
mend m the highest temls the~ brood, Wink
and progress-ire pnlicyof the Republican
administration in securing to this nation
the addition of the ship.» of this line, null
that ith fitting to place upon the journal
of this htrllbc this preamble anti rmtluliou
in mmemomtion of this event." Imme-
diate objection was adored and withdrawn.
1 Bill flaking It [fall-Ill to Beg-with
More Than Ol.ooo.ooo.
Tucsrox, Feb. Zl—(lovevnor Wovts l’fi
nominated llernnrd .1. Font int unpertu—
tendent of the state capitol, and named
William ll. Lippincott for lay judge of
Burlington cutmty. to executive seat-ion
bmh nominations were referred, while all
the nominations made. last week were con-
firmed. Senator Duly introduced a hill
making it unlawful lobeqneath more than
tumour) to heirs. All the residue of an
estate allure that amount must goto the
state. The senate [ml bills allowing tho
sale of uewnpapenl and milk on Sunday.
Ark-watts WIII Endeavor to Pay.
Lint! ltoch-‘eh. in—Thuenstepeseed
ablll locall in the outstanding indebted
aer- ut the state. It provides thetevitlaooe
of indebtedness must he presented to the
Italedebt board on or brim Jan. I, lb“.
or the holder will be barred. All such ovi-
dencs is to be examined as fast as lt me
luandbcrrgleteretl. Theelfeetoftbls
billis told not what the state owes and
to locatetbe wildcat paper now «taut.
Arrested by Order-r Illa lather.
Nkw Ymts, Feb. 21—43mm P. Hoke
audJ’l years old.“ lloetouuouof lilo.
Pickand of the duo of l’lckaud. Block
(20.. importereof Boston, is locked up In
the’l'omhsunderacbargeotfwm. The
arrest wee made at the request at the
young man's lather, whose name and the
uatneottbclnnhadbesnfogedby
youagPlekaudtoebeekstotkeamouatot
m
Celebrating the “entrees-ad Abroad.
Brocaamal. Pelt. n—W. on Thomas.
Jr., Uulted States minister to Sweden and
ltorway. gave a Wuhtagton’s blrtbdsr
minnows-among”. Hostel
the diplomatic corps t court were
The denotag wee led by Ire.
mom-emu... .
manometer
fiance'sllleam
iotklcltr.
Worn. Milli lllll lllllll
'r lllllE.
ate-don veutoJobblnr. Allure
bacxaca with promptltnde and
all work bullet-cle- workmen
uthmmm
Ill VIBIIIIOTOI 8T. BIIOOE.
BOMB 1t) 3. BILLIUK. at ly
"Ra. I’KINLEV'S FORTUNE GOEBTOO
I'kls Bravo 'o-aa Incl-ta on sharing llor
ll-ebaarl'a Ill-fortune.
Otmuttb. Feb. fl—Govornor McKlnv
ley has decided to remain in Cleveland un-
til Thursday. He was to have delivered an
address at the General Bayes memorial
mvlces at Ohio Wesleyan university in
Delaware, but the crushing blow that fell
upon him last Friday in the failure which
swept away his fortune rendered it. impou-
elble for him to prepare and deliver the ad-
dress. He has been waiting here to learn
the extent of his liability rut itnlorser [or
Robert Walker before making any ar-
rangements to satiety the boldcnl of the
notes bearing his name. it lll stated that
his liability will rcaph, if it does not ex-
cecd, mum. Governor McKinley wee
shown the dispatch sent. out from Chicago
this morning regarding the appuintulent
of trustees to tnko charge of his and Mrs.
McKinley's property. in whirl: the nu-
sigu the goreruonihip and n-sume the
practice of the bur.
To the Associated Press representative
the Goremor said: “You may store that I
will not resign my oilice and return to the
practice of my profession. lstnml remly
to turn over all my property to pay the
note-“bearing my inducement, and Mro.
McKinley joins rue in desiring to give up
her property a ."
The governor refused to discuss the true.
“(swoon-tying that no definite arrange—
ment could be made until he hml learned
the exact emonnt of his liability. It was
probable. b? said, that some conclusion
would be arrival at tmlny. In any ere-tit
the governor and Lin rule Will in- It’ll praw—
tlcnlly pcnnilesu, for he insists on turning
over every dollar's worth of [in perry bit
He is worth not to es. mi 83$,-
mu, and hit. wife’s propafly. valued at 8’».-
lllhl, was lets her by her luzlzer.
THE HOMESTEAD RlOTE'lS.
Ste-e Who Wore best Sight of “'lll Der lio-
len‘ed on Ill-ll.
l'lrmtt'm. Feb. 22. — Distrir: Master
Worhumn Hugh Dempwy. comictetl of
cllnlpllt'lty in the puimniul: of nonunion
tut-n ul “outrun-ml. who was new." placed
under urn-4 by order of the court on Mon-
lay, was released upon lurnidlmu bull to
:‘ne tlllluuni. ut‘ 810,0:0 pending the uppllcuv
lull fora new trial.
llu::ll O'Donnell, .lnck (‘lifl'ord rind Syl-
it’s‘lvr t'nhhlmr, who have air. .uly been
uqnttmi on one cimrgc of munler in con
llt’filnft oath t:.t~ Homestead riot of July 6.
here rv- cased on bu l in tho sum of 51mm
'ttt‘it. 'ltn-re ure yet rharges of murder,
int, conepimt y and lrtumon peudl'wl
l ttn'll. tin-w ftlt'll. T .-’-ir trials tnrty tulle
mitft‘ or the March term of court.
Jitlllt's Alter. conned ulln l’lnl I" Home-
lrhtl, Int- h-rninj ii «i. c: All not. Hts
Who has in to lure: alelll UK. “All will he
lullllhllhl for him.
Geome Clmutpumur and ltl'lllil’l“? Home~
dead man arr yet in Jaxlnn thecllnrge ol
murder They “Ill lurtttsl italiutld be rte
e ”ml.
THE. PRESIDLNT'S HOME COMlNG.
irr-llntmpolla rfl'lllllll: For an lull-renal
Ita-v- pit-m.
hour mills. Fri! '. w'l‘he committee
u mtnugrntvnt‘ lur llil' "Trillion in he
rtnlrrmi ex~l’rcsitlt-nt Harrison on his re-
urn to this city for million-e- lam llwnl. ll,
n deference to fl'qlll.“l-i from the president.
a nuke the affair n~ informal av pm‘ ole
l'he president will arrive About noun of
‘ lrclr 5. and a few of the mvnxinvr of the
”intuitive will rue-cf him .u :I point on the
. ml u tliurt Ilatinllcv lrum the city. .\l '1
u’clock a public reception will hr held at
he pinto hurt-w. Governor )Inltiovus vvtll
wake is brie! naltln-‘s, to which the pp ~i~
en! will llmllrtlees respond. The public
\lll In.- htt‘lt‘rtl nth-r tit-’4' ('l‘l’t‘tlnvlllvw in
he governor’s parlors. Tot- etutc and pub
.tc buildings, rm well As the eturm null pri-
vott- residences, uill display bunting llllll
dug» in honor of the event.
LEECHHURG'S CHlEF KILLED.
Ila-k Burglarn surprised alt! "as of 'Iltelr
.‘nllbcr Captured.
Pl'rtsm'ttu, Feb. awhile last evening
(out masked men boldly attempted in rob
the ('rty Inuit in Ire-robbing. Pit, m miles
lrotn l’ittsbllrg, on the West Penn mil-
roatl. They were «list-,uvrnsl before they
had accomplished their design, lllltl one of
the robbers was arrested. The other three
lumped after a desperate encounter with
the police affluent During the fight one of
the robbers shot and almmt instantly
sllletl “'illiam Behaefer, child of poun- oi
the town. A dmriplion of tin: mill-ere has
been telegraphed to all surrounding towns.
and a [Kr-ac is in hot pursuit, tracking the
fugitives in the enuw.
The Ito-e flank Wrecker».
m3, Feb. R-Tunlongm the director
of the Button Williams. who is now under
arrest for complicity In the bank mandarin
which have mulled so much excitement
have, has handed to the judge a Itutvttlent
of his detonate. in this simmer» Tanloogo
implicates many well known men in the
. Signor Monailll, the government
and” who is also under arrest. has mane
settlement stroller to that tarnished by
ranlougo. Motiltllll claims tlgt his whole
will mature in having obeyed his su~
porters.
New Inglaml flow. of Voter-an,
Boston, Feb. Ike-The tlret annual cow
reutlon of the Sons of Yet-tensor h’ew
England. which to to be held here today.
was prefaced last night hya banquet at
the American House. participated in by
lolly ruo members of the mutation [tom
varlotu New England states Prior to the
dinner a campfire was held, with short
9 from Governor Russell, Adjutant
l Dalton sad others.
The Crescent lllta lwld.
run. time. llssaJeb. n—tt u an
‘borltativsly Itated that the Memhsnta’
ltanutaeturlog company and not the [trey-
llootetereet Is the porch-hero! thecree
{III mills. The two factories ere situated
gene nan-eh other, and Crescent water
m sea be M to the tier-
‘ mines Am“...
“flmhmm new Yonder». 1—minute ohm-e.
Mn—hahetorydtke uonetl-e-wellkeown muss, ”'3'“ Mn“? d 1‘}:
Bat-risen- W was hue-it Burt-gelseeerptteunn flares- “mmm'n'” it! w‘l'm‘ a. b
mean-a Ire. hsblneleydtbelrstveteaeot “mindless-Antler. ““5
Mob- omens cum" ileum-maul“ mm I “mm
“mm“ “‘M “u” “”m"‘”’.“‘““”"' snout". uhmnumn
”mun—mummm tubby “uml It hit
I “min—em Mayo-enhancement“.
mammammm with Worms. ll. 1.. ling—«n. at.
bMtuwflthW-I lbewraeeeeeet eta-rims- et Creme
bhmmwhw aae mummy.
nouncement was made than. he would rc- ,
,, place“ to set
your Job Printing
done, where their
motto is Quick-
n‘ess,‘ ~ N dullness,
Accuracy and
Low Prices. .
‘ “STEllla'ntl
lullllli l Wt".
mat-Wt
gut-drawn“ street. .
All tins
Pllllllllllli
I respectfully solicit asharsof public Wm-
ago. i refer to mutating l lfiavc'd‘t‘rluthflget‘lie
past on n emp y o . . -
a '6’; Wk will have my personal sup-
tba Lib-
Norwalk.
er
crvlelo . and will be ly executed and
‘utlafuletluu mnomi’v‘e rues lm‘m
to anti. ‘
tilts run in; cnmn
"The Republican State of Penn-
sylvania Recognized.
tut mourn SAYS not A worm.
l m
Bun-or Comes Fro-(the "till-I. of Don. l.
i Dickinso- ‘I'lrat [It Will (trample-to the
l lint-try of thr- lrrcumlng All-ulnlelra-
tlwu as Secretary of the Navy.
Bltooltt'llrjtn. Pa. Fob. 2A~Gcorgo A.
leaks has received from Mr. Clrvelnntl
the oflicinl nnnonnccment of his appoint-
ment as United States attorney in ncrul.
If he expected the honor, he has success-
fully concealml his expectations. The place
GEORGE A. JEXKI.
was offered-to lllr. Jenk- by telegraph. and
after wusllllllllol with hlepastor. the Rev.
Dr. Conway. he decided to accept. Mr.
Jenks was kept buxy all the ntteruoon tr-
ccivinz his fellow tovvnsnlrn whocume to
ut‘fl-r him their congratulations. to going
into the m‘rinet Mr. Jenks lenres a law
practice worth 80.000 a year.
how I. Dickinson Again l'oesilrle.
Dalton. Feb. 1‘.‘ vii, i~ rumored in this
city lllzll lion M. Dickinwn, notwithstan-l.
in: hie previous statements to the contrary.
In» partially prowl-ed to t'lllt'l‘ the trillion!
of .\lr.('le\elnnd nawcretnryol tht-nttvy. ll
i~ lh‘llt‘l‘fll that Mr. lltrltitlmtl'~~ reluctance
to give up his huge private prw‘ttt’t? hm
been m'ermme. llna hurried trip to till-t
cu:- . presumably to amlnge his pe: usual of»
fu-re, so that .\ ithultt grrnt in“ be con tic-
rcpt ll ~93: in the Cllltlltrl, ntlol the loci. that
Mr. Clrwhtxt-l line gin-n no sign MI :0 who
is to be tho in x :ttturney gent-ml. coupled
with his grin-rally Accepted drain: to have
Mr. Dmhcwtt iu the t.~:ilritlet,urc oflered
to substnn. late the rumor.
( love-Iain! Slnya rat the Cottage.
LAKLWlmt‘. N .l.. Feb. 2: -Mr. Cleve
Innnl lt‘lil no :urther zlutmuncemrma [1*
nuke- llt~t t \ your: in rt‘...tlll to his t'ltllillr'l
Mrs. Clr'vr-lzuhl :ttlendltl n runner; in ilm
Pun-s hotel, L‘li't‘n in Hill of the Kimlv
marten .~\.~.un-ent;on of .\'t\\' \'nrkntld he
New York Dlr'l Kitchen.
A TURSOVER lN PlTTSBURG.
A ltrrn-wrntic May-Ir uml a lt-‘puhllcnn
( ornplrnllrr.
l'll tsnt rm. Feb. .‘2 Tlmltlllllll'lpfllPitt"
lions here rinlevl the lnttt‘ri-sl autumn!” in
years. The re-«ult on the mttyornlt} i‘ tin-
elet'Iinn If Bernard .‘chr-ntlrt. Dr .rzlt,
over John 5. humble. llrpulliimn. uml
hit-mp. Krrr .‘lftll ileinllnuz-r. itnietwndrnre.
llnn ll. ll Iinlll’lr).l|.r* [it"«kl nmynr,
ell t‘ll‘ll 1-“ lllt‘ Eli-g llltilt .l!» um: ll rnt‘ yeah
luv, u a». t-lwlnl comp. roller on the Drill...
t'r.tll(‘ lulu-t by nt “'34 mull Itllljnrll)‘
.lo-vpll l' lh-tlniutnn. ltrpulllu‘nn. “a“ h“
I'lr‘l tunem-er .‘lt'Kr‘llllll is the first
I. n.» mm lll.t}'ul’ t'ltclul in l.‘ yum.
“ ar Ill-run: the winters.
.\'t:w Yum. l‘t-h. 2:1. \\' lick. man-
hunt for John *1, Johnson and (Hill Illnlvi,
in“ put in \\ flilllh: the protmeitionlli‘ made
in lruimlf ol' the two men to the llullllullltrl
brothers u wot i; tutu in u letu-r from :4) no
cow, tlt'lllllllll; tlu- conditions on which he
will nrivpt the lnttrr'n t‘lllllltllbe. l'la'lt
say»; "Mt-urn. .luhuwn :llul timid traveled
from llinnenpnlls tn lied llnnk, .\'. J., to
meet lklnoglmo and all other skaters.
They won the championship fairly and
horlutly. Now, if they think Joe or any
other skater ”in defeat. Johnson, they
muet skate in Minneapolis llieillt' of [0
any», the Johnson goes out of training in
another week."
litre-king Irv the ltlng.
lll'r'nw, l'l-b. 2.! The long del yrd
llttvlmtmn‘iirll'llp light wound up itlnvrry
womtlunal tnulltlrr. Alter two rounds of
lines nothing on Iirlflln’s port and un nn~
usually I‘ll'l‘l'l’ hit of erosive work by lin-
channn, the former put it lull-ion lerulitla
tltm to the contest by turning hie opponent
on the eicieof the hem! sud knocking him
out. Barth menwrre injured by the run.
torsion. lleferce Denny llynn promptly
re «heeded-lion to the lunchelble men.
uehanan. A m... __
norwlelt (lets it Jim.
NOW“. Conn, Feb. oars” York
parties have bought the Versailles woolen
mill prtipnty in the town of Spanner-ml
will establish s plant for making boepllal
supplies '1‘ will spend Simmln to»
prominent- be town of tlprattue has
voted toebateterseoa lmpmrementsfore
term of three years.
The “old Iltnntlon Improving.
N" You, Fall. Ila-Kb eugauetncoteot
gold for shipment to Europe were male st
the enureatury. 0n the other blind “10.-
III to gold was tuned In by city hunks
egetnet shipments of currency to the wmt.
Tbotreamry’s gold sunk wee figured at
shout slownooo. or 04,000,000 alum tho
momma reserve.
(Say I. we flanged "May.
Boston. tell. nr-Tbl petition of Who
llsm Coy, the Madrid murderer . for a
wrltolerrorwepbeanl bythe lull bench
ettbe Ill ointment] sdvelelonwae
rendered ylngit. Coy will theretosebe
hanged on 1'
eb. It.
hulaw neme- Neon.
11am“, Feb. “—11. M. lahllew at
Dartmouth and Wilson time of at. John
skated a hello recs lo the Ihrtmth rink
laststght. utilise: won bye lap and a
hell to It dent-lo much.
In and Ive. om” atwtaeaevt
_. ~~va..-._.____._
' Well Seated
in public opinion.
B-L
Tobacco
is popular
because it is
the greatest chew
or smoke
for least money.
CCa‘V‘lEISED
k;
‘ r
a?)
Makes an cums-day (our:
old-tint: luxury.
Prepared '
anrJu! .
package m: ."< two LL... “5.
lmilations- ml insist on having the
NONE Sl'Cll lranl.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syratusc. N. Y
only
WORK FOR OS
a few days, and you wlll be startle-l at the un- x
peeled recurs that will reward your elem \\ r
pthltl'ely here the best business to oler an ago-m
that can be found on the face of thiv nertll.
“5.00 profit on .15 no worth at business is
bvln ea-ily and hollonbly matte by and paid to
hour of teen, women, boys. and girls in our
employ. You can make money faster st work for
It than you here any idee of. The business ir so
easy to learn. enol inervuctiont noel—pie and plsln.
that all sorrel-it from the start Those who take
hill! of the [unions reap the advantage that
trim from the mun-I reputation of one of the
oldest. tram tnl’cfllftll. end largest pebllehlsg
bones in Alarm-a. More for tour-elf the
that theburlnrse torradily and liaadmmelt yirlh.
All beginners euereerl greedlv. and more than
reellre their pure-t expectations. time who
Irv it I'd rmtlr at we tell them. Tbeveleplelly
mat for a few more wmkrn, and we u
lbrrnto 'n at once. If you are alreativ emv
plural, but rare a few spare untrue-nu. anal wish
to ewtheru to adv-mun. then write :l- at once
for this i. \our grand opportuultn. err-l receltl
lull pertu-ulun In return null. trn,
‘l'ltl'l: S (III. lloa No. m, Augusta. In
W. L DOUGLAS
.3 SHOE erll'h'tr.
III. humuu
.L, nuisance-Id 1th!
I“ D thug
We
W I. ‘
”3.1“...
remnant-ea
mggu-W. E’s
mute-nu." ' mun ante
lOlll SlilllOO & SOI.
ll!
I31. to I‘ll.
pt...
WI?
onerous.
RANGES.
s-roves.
’TlN ”WARE
Plumbing ill all its Branches.
fllll not! llllllills Slll'l'lld
T. S. OONAlOSON,
South Norwalk. “J
M
DR. F. W. DARMER.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
South Norwalk. Conn
Palnless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extrictcd without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work
nm 821' 0' ml! ON RED RUBBER:
\‘o hetfiir made no mutter now much you pay.
l'eeth extracted wt'hunt in, ‘ -
ur m. Vitiltud Air or Amphenu)
i't-elh centred. - - - — 75c
froth fillet with Allrllgktn. - - 50c
l’eelh fill-d with Platinum. - - 15:
Teeth tilled with Gold. - $1.le and up
All Work Guaranteed.
0mm open from B a. II- until 9 D- m.
Entrence .\'o. 42 Washington st. 061:
- l-r-rvt— 1-
‘l
>
<
=3
a
=
W
. —;-.~.-x
1 your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
ruling
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
nuns
and
lliilil‘li
Ruth and
Place.
South
N orwalk.
u—M
Tush: too can mom “ ,
Freshest Fish ‘ ,
IR '1'!!! 0]". '1'!!! m
MAPLE SYRUP ‘ ..
‘ANO SUGAR
1'0 or: up, '
llPOllllll OllS lllll-Slllllllis.
Plckled Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL 3 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
82 Washington Street.
BIS 85" O.
St 8utlllllty 8t, Boston, late.
F ire and
Burglar-Proof ‘Sales.
——‘
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank VaultOnors.
AND
OEPOSli WORK OF lll KlllOS.
The Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 hulll in Lynn. lines. elm-o- tho! grunt
where {in of our safe.» w: re eubjrt'lcd to intently:
heal. preserving their roulcuts.
('llAlli’lOS RECORD also in the Great
l‘hlcsgn Fin: in not. in the that Baton fire
in In. and in all the great lira alu .
{or eireu hrs. Azrfltp wanted. "-3 Ellen
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
liETll’EEN
NEW YORK
A ND
South Norwalk
AM:
Norwalk.
THE PROP}: LLElL-l
0in of Norwalk
A51)
EAGLE
.v_ ,
*7.
“Lin!
“'lll l-vm'o l'lrl’ it. E.
Nev York. at .‘r p. tn.
lie-ow .V :ruulk I» p. ui.; South Norwalk 6:":
p. n.
ll.. lllt‘l'ltlll-tll otreel.
Freight rvwiwvl from 7 n. In. to Tr p. m.
l'pntr :wtvlirmtluu m luv-Mn thvt ll) of Nor
milk null Pillflt‘ will In- w ill for elm'lnl inf» nl
freltllt no) it love in New York or its t'll'lllll).
lrdll tu-rmns are “With! lrll‘flllK any of
due employ-nut tm- imith- at this “no on ur-
t'vrurlt o the owner. then-of of;
ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHEO SlONE.
liennal Bonitactot aanStvtt
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
tin! To". Month lie-ll one, it . Prod.
firrrtvnlkJ 'mlb, I‘ll RIJLJC. Nazi“.
lo” I
annulltsnl
”name to 6!. ll. lhKltn.
ll Wellington 8b. 80. “null
21 Ill» Street lentil.
Balers. mutants.
Arid”
ICE CREAM.
Winn: o... mm“
BRENNAN'é ‘
238W
Restaurant,
Till mcnrr ll! Till cm.
is now open and ready for Macon
I. and I. cannon "It”.
“Marriott. t ‘onn. 0.1 it
' I” If to M yum rhubarb
l m- snt'thherv'ln
Wren-blur valor-r new tm w b .
m m y laid? van other . :laterl int the but
4. “'a .p. .p Mule . etelnmvlallnp t
yon-liver, sir tel and him as 0 Mine a
"mm!" s on" “with! "on
W n I." g. a re hr"
«mi? no m. m ..
. Wovirnwbrlfllal'm
-~.....' Moo.
1..
attentive.
wean.
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