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Secretary Foster Receives a
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mm ml. 60 ABROAD soon
‘I'h Innate ladalgn In l’atriollc Utter
alone—clan Barton Receivca Suhalan
’ua lea-pillow rm ller scour-u:
how-- any. the Queen Want- lany-
Venture-ms, Feb. tit—The day's sesaior
of the aenate waa prefaced by the reading
* d MWaahington’e‘ fltrcu‘ell addma
Thin commemoration of the
Hrthday of the Father of His Country wat
introduced five years ago through a teen
lotion named by Mr. Hour (RI-pr, Mass)
and on that occasion the nddrree was rind
, by Mr. Insane, who was then president at
the ethnic pro fem. Under-a like resolu
lion olered hyhfr. Hoar it was read by,
Senahthaudernou (Nah), who holds the;
ulna ofloe. Mr. hlnndersou is a good do
“Wand hia radiog hadaelose and
Mn] attention on the part of senator:
I“ Win in the galleries. There woe
. mmamm finishing up the turn
at! civil animation bill, after which
the mnterenea report on the army appro
platit- till waa agreed to. and the can
Wand diplomatic appropriation bill was»
W More the senate. Before any
negro-urn made on this bill the come
Mad to the consideration of executive
built.
5 A Conflict of Billa.
‘ TheIMofwhatitiseaid will beadaily
.b d mflicta between the approprin
that bill- and the antioptioo hill until the
latter la acted on was the feature of the
Mandolin! the hour. The members
were worn out from the all night's session,
andtheday peered tnntely. Mr. Hutch had
grown tired of the delay to which the anti
W bill is being subjected. and when it
"moved to take up the postofiioe nppro
pflation hill he antagonized the motion
with the measure of which he is champion.
Being defeated. he made the some littht
(also unanecmsfuly) when the pontofllt‘c
Hll was peas- d, and the hull“) apnrnpria ,
lion bill was called up. .‘lt'llllrt'l’s were:
thus put on record. and then the Indian
question was dizcus‘ed lungnidly for thm ‘
hours.
Bean-tar,“ I'ttnlrr Kenna.
Secretary John W. Foster \v ill todlly re
tire from Ph~itlenl llnrrisntt’s (‘nllinvt and
from the administration of our '"Py‘lfn ”H
film for the portion-of mounting t lw :tr“ ive
directomhip nllfl nlnnttgettwnt of the c the
for the United States llt‘ful’l? the internar
tinual tribunal which is to assemble in
Paris for the nrbitramcnt of the question!
in controversy between the United Sluice
and Great Britain in connection with 1hr
aealirlg industriu of l”. bring pm. A met-t
III; (I the tribunal today no.» purely in
formal, an arrangement lusting been made
that the we shall he formnlly prr-sentetl at
aaubcqucnt urn—tint: to he held on March
‘ Secretary Foster leaves for New York,
whence he will Flt-l I‘ll Stunning: on the
new American rt. our-hip .‘Jm York for
Southampton. procrui‘tng rt. her to Ports.
Major B. W. Hilliard has been flr'IilllHl
toduty as disburvimz officer of tin- Ameri-
can delegation and will leave {or l'nrts llll'
mediately after the itmugttrutinn oi the
Mattel. ct.
Conn-balm“ Irwin and to (“av-nan.
All the realm of curreotmndem'e between
Secretary of Hut» FIhlt'r and Sirdulian
Plnltcefotv, the British "slower, :1 new ur-
I‘lcr in council hue lltt‘ll lh~lletl h; flu- ! 'tum
dim govertnurnt rrmtlutlttg thr- toll.« of
the Dominion (‘ulutlu tor the m-nwn of hilt).
Thecflect 0! thin no“ (:11er .3 to fibullah
the rebut» trtt tulle and the regulation
agalnat Imnbehlpprd gmxln. thereby re-
moving all the discrimination» of which
thagoverntnrntof the lTuited Staten has
no long complained. in accordance with
thin diplotnattc arrangement the president
baa issued a proclamation revoking the
toll. levied on Canadian vamls and wr-
guea in the Sault Ste. Marie canal.
A one to Clara Bavtaa'a bowl-1y.
’ Dr. Joeeph Gardner of Redford. lnd..haa
advfaed Miul‘lnta Barton, president of the
American National lied Crow. uocit-ty, that
he baa deeded to that ammiation "an a
thank offering to humanity," for the pur
poaeof making it the hmlquurtern of the
aaaecietkm,a tract of land of hr: acres. or
more than one Iquare mile in extent. in the
bluegrau "alone on the Kentucky border
nl‘ Indiana.
It to three honrv from Muinvillc, four
hour! from Cincinnati. four hour: from
Mien-polio. nix hour» from St. Louis and
eav- boon ltnm Chicago. Mine Patton.
uneducated the million. baa accepted
the magnificent donation.
I. that, 'hleb than Illa Ka-v.
'I'baavlfilralion of Waehlngton'e birth-
day In the capital was greatly curtailed by
the avvavlty of the weather. The Veteran
Dram-land the (lldeet lnhabltaut new
elute- and other organisations turned out
with-landing. headed by the hand of
the Third United States artillery. and
w down l’ennaylvanla avenue to the
(Iain! and hack. in Wuhlngton'a own
lawn. the neighboring «ity of Alexandria.
lb m wan entirely cttnflned to
“awhile-chock. ltlenow Ill) yearn
dae- Waehlaztoo announced in Alexan-
Ilbhblotenlioo to pay thetuitiou of a
m“ pupila In a free school in Alex
Muller which he continued lllll'v
lag & life by an atrial payment and for
which he node in his will It
waa wewory of this foundation that the
northe- look place.
V“ I5. 'n-ta.
” lumnlbattheobjwztoflrJ‘m-
nu’avlvlttoW-ehlngton late-mm the
Innovation of Queen ulluokalaal to the
threat ttnder an American protectorate.
I” data not advise lit-r restoration under
fly elmmatnnren. If the cor-gree-
attic United elatea “all not deem a pro
man “He, he would their favor on.
”with allberal allowance for the
tubule-emanate».
Apr-lute circular lettrvb heingraatlel
Ia manure of the Democratic national
Whmlrmanllarflty. That“—
«kwhg pktadleuertmtfthpoll
ammonium-dammit!
”Winmflmdm
will *- called: "ll to important to know
we denature-tools“
‘My lnmlrk 33M
.fl have m
“Margie
wk: __ 'rnhblealtltudeof whom.
: mwtllhvlowardthellvvr'
member- whoafiroaltlon eatbdlquuaw
tlou it in desired to know."
In. lana- ‘l'alka.
-» At, notation of WWW
here» Leave of Keane delivered an
addre- whlch wan frequently applauded.
She Iaidthat the peopleof theweat had
felt the cruahing ellecta of legislation cu-
actad bylhetwogreat polltlalprlhfnr
the orally-Ira. Thialegialatiouahe
compared with the “conspicuous patriot-
llmol Jefleraon Davie”—legialatlou that
gave to the etateof Mamchmettl many
millions of dollar- and deprived weatcrnv
. mot the alightut recognition. The peo-
ple of the Mahe aald,demauded free
trade. fneailver and [ran “Renaud"
therelaanything nice good in eightthey
are in favor of that.
l They realized thatGod waa the am to
bestow free trade, and they held that con-
greav had no right to reatrict it. They de-
manded competition in the open market!
of the world. the apenao of the govern-
ment to he maintained from an income
tax. She attributed the pruent financial
condition in the “joint effort: of John Bull
and John Sherman. who fastened the ex-
isting statutes upon us.” Speaking of the
. ltve. Would that thetluty placed
lontinwae one of the many moon-that
‘ brought the Republican party to it: prea—
ent condition, and aheadded, “Thajingling tier
of that tin was the melody of the ‘Dead
March‘ of the late Republican party."
' Herbert lleara tho News
Representative llilary A. Herbert had
just returned with his daughter from a
when the ofllehl aunmnccmeut
of his selection by Presidcnlacleet Clm
land an aecretary of the navy waa commie
nieated to him by telephone by a reporter.
Hr. Herbert aaitl that in the adminlatra-
tion of the office about to be intrualed to
him he expected to carry out the liberal
ideas for building up and promoting tha
navy which were begun by Secretary Whit»
my and continued by his ounce—tor, hfr.
Tracy. of which he had been an earnest ad—
vocate himself. -
THE POPE HAS A COLD.
I
3
But He Beechw- autl Replica In Proud-It
i (tarnot’a Mona-gee.
‘ Rout. Feb. ‘23 ——As the pope is atill ruf-
ferittg from a cold. the reception of the pil-
grime from llnngury, Uruguay and the
Argentine republic. which was to have
taken place. was po-tponed indefinitely.
Bis holinm received. however. Comte de
Behoine, French cmhatzeador at the Vati-
can, who presented a letter of congratult
‘ lion and two Sevres vanes from President
Carnot. The letter wns cottnlersigned by
M. lkvelle. French minister of foreign af»
fairs. and expressed the president's best
wishes for the health and the long life of
. the pope. ln replying to Comte de Be
hninv'u and congratulations thcpopeapoke
1 of his sinqm dwire for the proaperltyof
France and the mntinuance of the present
‘ cortlinl relations between the republic and
the Vatican.
The jubilee preseuta of money already
mired lrytbe pope amount to honour
, francs. The Austrian emperor, Austrian
archtlulum. the archbishop of Pranue and
, the primate of Hungary gave “1).lean
each The. bishops of Austria-Hanna
ecnt 25W“); the nobility of Bohemia. ill).-
M Mexican Catltnllca. 150.011; South
American Cutholics, 250.1111 Several oili-
cioin at the \‘utivnn hrmv been arrested for
ltavim: sold tlt‘kr'fs of adml~nion to St. Pc-
ter‘ain direct (ll'il nor of orders that nd-
mlialflll was to he tree.
CHICAGC SWlTCHMEN STRIKE.
Ronda 'l‘Iv-l l'p and Fink-rt.- llen on
Guard In "I. Tania.
Chicano. Feb. '23 —All the switchmen
employed in the yurda of the Chicagoand
Wed Indiatm llelt company struck Ia-tt
evening at 5 o‘clock for better pay. All
trmntt going in and out of the Polk street
depot are unable to more, and yard tramc
on the lonioville. New Albany and China-
go. the “'abaeh. Chicago and Eastern illi‘
pain, the Grand Trunk and the Santa Fe
made ie stopped. Pinkerton men are now
on guard duty at the Polk Itreatdepotand
adjoining yards.
lay Draw the Color [Jan In Him".
Sr. horn. Feb. tit—The state supreme
court at Jefferson City have decided a
case which has been [lending in the court-
for over Wynn. In July, 1670. Mary Jane
Chilllnn (colored) bmught auit against a
railroad company for being elected from
the ladlaa’ coach and forced to ride in nor
other. The railway company we. victori-
oua in the lower court- and nlao the eu-
pretue court. which held that railway com-
paniea had the right to make ouch regulo
tlonaln regard to the color line.
Input» nf Fowl Play.
Penn-or, K. J.. Feb. tan-Paul Biker.
ayouogntnrried man who llveaouflettla
avenue. died under circumataueea that
have led to an investigation by the pollen.
Two week- ago Rikuwaa found at lb
foot of the atalvway of the Baldwin HM
kept try-woman of the nameof Coo-elven.
He won intoxicated and aid that hehad
fallen down stairs. lie becameuuconaeiena
loouafler hewu taken home aodoever
made any further statement an to how he
received hla injuries. \
Alfie-gel Iflobathnhbwrg.
annmmo. Pa. Feb. lit and
Murphy. the bank burglava w kllld
Councilman Behaln,wevvmnevadtotha
pillar Kitten-lag. 0a Hewlett-ata-
tlouand again at Kiln-Mag an netted
nobfollowed the and twice w
tempted to lake from vaccinate
Iyoehthvm. 'l'hemeawervtenl
and and were greatlyrvlivved w the
lrondoorad thvjalleltnedoathem. The
peoplewevewlldwitk frvoay.
IIIIOI With Am
tantalum?“
:5- fl ”mew“ mg wuuntion‘gvaagt Johnny Allov-
dare will be ‘wlt he. and
“Bill. Johnson. .3, .60.. mafia“ "W "m
WIRE.
1m lent-rum. Brooklyn.
count-rm; racemes.
accumulation-It. M L
m llltlllllltll at. tutti.
wocuaonmamwx. ally
THE ClBIllET‘EllIPfiTE
Richal‘d. 0mm ”Coasters- ‘
man Herbert Named.
I'KINLEY'B thinnest.
Ia Inmndm An hut wtn on. now-
!av the Bela-u.
Cuvcutm. Feb. sa—A plan for the ad-
juatment of the financial affair: of Gov-
ernor McKinley lute been dechlcd upon at a
cont-reticent Iotue of thegovornor’a frienda.
A atalemcnt Ihowa that the governor hall
m m REPRESENTATIVE m. magma note. for Walker ”Wu"
tilltlllo. The plan lain follows: The gov-
I
‘ ”km" or,“ w” 1;: he: I emor makes an abaolute and un_ ualilled
cum“ "" ’- t"’" ' arraignment of all bla property to ermalt
3"“ WM ”0'0 "W “I”! WM H. Kohlaaat, .\lyron T. Herrick arid Judge
will Follow Whitney‘a Example.
William ll. Day. It la a general assign-
ment without reservation, dedicating all
LAKEWOOD, N. J., Feb. ilk-Mr. Cleve the governor’l propertytothe “In“ bene-
laud announced thin evening that hobad ill of blacreditorawithoutprefereooe. Mn.
completed his cabinet by the selection of
Richard Oluey of Boston for attorney gen-
McKinley has atrenuoualy insisted from
the beginning upon devoting her property.
cral and Hilary A. Herbert of Alabama for
aecretary of the navy. The complete cabl-
whlch came from her father and mother.
net in as follows:
to the payment of the governor's dehta.
This her friend» and the friends of the
Walter Q. (ire-ham of Indiana. accretury of
ltate. >
governor were determined nhc should not
do, an the aacrilloe of her private estate in.
y , v . in their judgment. not demanded by any
“prairie. M hemlwk” mntary M consideration whatever. In order, how-
Daniel 3. [amount of Mr York. aecrelary of our. to mini! Mn. McKinler'I imminent
wieh, a deed was executed by her convey-
ing her property to trustees for the benefit
of her husband'a ere-lilo".
This deed was placed in the hands of
Hon. M. A. lluuua of this city to be dealt
with at hie discretion. When the legal
transfer of property had been concluded.
Governor McKtnley said to a precareplw
eenurtive:
"There is little for me to say nhont the
unfortunate arlrtir. I did what i could to
help a friend who but] befriended me, and
the result ll known. .1 had no interest in
any of the rutcrpriaea Mr. Walker was
carrying. The amount of my indommeota
la in excess of anything i dreamed of.
There it but one thing for me to do; then
it but one thing 1 would dOr-rmv‘vfl. thin un~
looked for burden as but I can. I have
thia day placed in the hands of these well
known and trusted gentlemen all the prop-
eny l have an interest in for the equal
benefit of all my creditors. 'l'ln-t will be
insufficient to satisfy my debts. What re
mains unpaid I shall exu-nte my notes for
and pay them no fast a» I can."
war.
llilary A. Herbert of Alabama. secretary of
the navy.
Hoke Smith of Georgia, mmlary of the into-
J. Sterling Morton of Nebraska. mrt-turyof
agriculture.
Wilt-mi ll. Biseel
gencml.
Richard Olt-y n! )laarachtteette. attorney
general.
The selection of Hilary A. Herbert for
the navy has been expected for several
" -‘— days, but Mr. Olney’a name
has not been mentioned in
connection with the cabinet,
and his aelection la a all!“
priae to everybody. particu-
larly tnthc friends of George
A. Jenka Hilary A. ller—
Ia rt baa been in cougresafor
many yearaand hasacted aa
chairman of the naval com)
mince of the house. Hcia
thoroughly familiar with
work that hits been clone toward placing
the United 5' area navyon a prop-r footing.
lite knowirdgeof the present condition
of vexwlsnnder construction and which
llill‘t- been planned nmlrr-s hitn n most dc»
eimltle man for the head of the dtptrt-
tut-tit. Hi5 aelectlon it {ironically on")
motion.
Olney Ia Sell - Politician.
Mr. Richard Ulney is one til the lcaali' g
pnwtilirtnennf the Mmmclmutts bur ll.
has not held any political positions or been
prominent in political lllnllr‘h. but i»
known asont- of the lt‘fllllllg lawyers and
autwtnntinlcltizena uf liar-Inn. “i" wha-
lion gll‘rs New Enztnndn r. pn'lk'lllnl'lt'r n
im- cnbinet, and Unit ol Herbert gull-sill»
mirth lllt‘h' pailions.
.\lr. Clem ltlll'l'~ callers were llmzlvl :~'
lantont and .3er lrmtmnl. Fttther Ln: um
and CilpL'tlll l'. J. ('tlnninghnrn of \thlt
tout-tn. Fatiltrr litl’kln is an ex cltoplatt
in the nutty. tunl Captain t'tlnningluttn has
.: pthllllh'l Ill the war department. leir
.til urn. ttn-y Mill. plil'rt)’ a patriotic vmt
llu- prw dental-ct utt \l'mthtttgtotl'~
l'l 1.4m. . lr. tTlrvrlnml rrtltatlncd at hotttr
nl titty.
of Sew York. ptmmaaler
II. A. HERBERT.
A STORM IN NEW ENGLAND.
Drifla Ten I‘ret Illgh Interfere “ ilh Bl"-
road Truflle.
Dorm, N. ll.. l-‘eb. :3 —.\'o ancb storm
as titttt of yesterday has \‘lnlifll this mtion
since March. 1858. when the Dunn and
Maine railroad wns completely blocked
Eighteen inches or snow has fallen, rind the
wind. blowil l-l {0 miles an hour. pilrd the
hunt" in driiln mute it) feet high. Traine
hnt’e- been all double headers and over an
hour l.tit’. All lrniun of the Dover and
\‘i’lnuipmrugl-e railroad were canwled at
noon. The Cecile-i mills r-‘trutdown at to
o'curck to allow operator» to go home br~
fore dork, and the company tie-tit many
home with their teama Nutty people Were
without lighta ins-t night. All the lit-ru-
acne ttwd here comes from Sotttcrsworlll.
and as none inns inn-n tleilt‘rted here for
thru- flu} % the silllllly of slhrr L. were has
run out. .\ll fm,hl tmills over the fall
than: were l'r'tllk" lrtl.
u
Northern New York Snffcra.
Chill-'3 FALLS. S. ‘l'.. Fri». :1 ~Tltc stmte
nl liwtm Pulls Mid of all the vtiinuntn
northern New York on: hurled time feet
deep in MIUW. The poles of nnow thnl are
in many of the lill’r‘rt! are. 15 feet high.
Title in the bi'ill'll‘bl blur!!! in yearn
.Vlr. tilt-r} t mridn't (in Ilnllcr.
Bun-W. lib Liv lii.~i...rvl Ulney. who
.'-.— it v'. c - l by l’lt‘xL-lt nt Hon-land
I» lll~ .:. Mr... . "mu ml. i~ one ml the moat
ltr-Jtttmt ' -l int-ii ~nttnu’n mettllwruof the
impel pram on not only in thin state. but
.u lllc ta lle hr» at lrital twice re
(v mi .1 p on the bench of the Mom»
«lvtwth align-me court, and when the laat
vacancy ucrttrrnl in the office oi chief jute
llmof [Lt- Mlpflllw court of the l'nited
:imtea .\lr. tllney was very pmminrntly
mentioned in connection with the plane.
The tiller» he refused and hurt devoted
himself diligently to the practice of his
profmion. Although not active in puli
lice, he has taken an internal in public
main.
He in at prenent general counsel for the
Benton and Murine railroad. the Alchiwn.
Toprklt and Santa Fe and the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroads. ant-reed-
lug In the inner poaitlon the late Sidney
Bartlett. .‘lr. ()lm-y lute always. to far-a
leknown Iten~,alllliated with the Demo,»
erotic party except when the party in nu
aachuaette look General Butler fnr lla
gubernatorial candidate. Mr. (llney then
refused to rapport the nominee of the
party. Mr. filmy waa born in Oxford,
Alana. in 1835. graduated at Brown unl~
venlty in the elm of mm and at Harvard
law achool in mm
[ruin the .‘Ilnaiawip’l Valley.
NEW YI-ltii. Feb. Lil.»’l‘be alum origi-
nated in the Minis-9mm valley. and itarrn-
tt-r punt-0d over New York ulmut rt o‘clock
in tn. )rstcrdny and moved ml! to we by
way of New kittglttttd end the unruly part
of the Dominion oi (7 lmtdu.
Front (iatveatow to the North.
layouts. Nt‘lh Feb. _. ’l‘he- lcglu‘litlun
has partied n joint runltuiun declaring [but
the atatea lit lhegrmtt interior lunar almeld
unite in the budding of a radruod front
Galveston to the Dakota: The modutlon
recites the benelltn of auch a railroad,
which, it in estimated, will wot finial“).
ud ll pruptm lowcnre (node by levying
a tax of 5 cents per acre on the lands of the
“nice. it calls upon the governor to con-
ault with the governors of Miawuri. the
Dakotas. Mlllnrwta. Iowa, Texan. Arkan-
aaa, Katmai and Oklahoma proptmng a
convention of tlclrgntea to meet at mu.
central point.
m
~e.
3. Appeal Beyond Iatolli.
N 1w You. Feb. in-n'l‘he Herald Ihla
morning ray» that an American Vatican
baa practically been «inhibited, and he
dictum on all eeclrvlantlcal min-vent.
will prevail. By thin it la not meant lhala
priest or palate dlmtiatlcd with the leg.
ate'a deehiou cannot appeal to ltome. The
formal letter may be written and forward-
ed. but Mgr. Satolil In the wort of last to
cart, and the holy are will decline to exam
in- into a attention that haaheeapauvd
upon by m Poet‘s rem-I "tweet-mm
in America.
Jenka Der-lea flu lltapaleh.
New You, no. a—The World thi-
morning prime the following from G. A.
Jenke, "The rumor that the attorney geo-
vralehip ha:- hern tendeml rue iv not true."
lube Ila-pant In tho floatbwwat.
Your tiwn, Kan. Felt “”1“ ulght
araobwenttothvrvaldvnce of Rent}. 0.
Mmeeoloredllapttet preacher and ex-
tne-her of the board of education. with
the Intention of I‘m him. They were
met at thedoorof membranou-
her at Golna' friend: armed with Winch»
tern. They threatened to Ihoot. and the
mob retired. In the exelletneat Goth-Ia
cap-d. but later committed to the author
ltlea and ulted lea. lle la aeeuead
of intimacy wit anointed neboolnaeher.
‘l'h Ill-giante- c-waplraey Once.
lltaoaatmut. 8. l2. Feb. ell—Jud.
Hardl- handed down an opinion in the
can of Frank ll. lteyaoldv et at, vet-Ira
Janice I. tvcrvttet al..afllrmlng the do
vision ofJndna lltnlth in the lower court
in favored defendanta The action glow
ml of the elgarutaken' strike here neural
yeara an. the manufacture» charging the
elmakera with having eoneplml torula
their bonnet- in employing pleketa and
other mean- to prevent workmen valeting
and working in them (uteri-a
A'onwgoflelnlfloeaWn-ng.
M80 mun Cm. L 1.. tab. ran-Ben-
ln N. “tabulation agent for-the bong
railroad at Peamll'a dnea Deni
hat,waaloeked upon ache-go of
larceny. Terrellaoaly lilyearvoldandhae
beamervladthrvetaontha. llellveduear
thenattooln nicely feral-Mme. The
pttaoaer told Sergeant Dua- thal hehatl
taken the moneylovarloua amouata lle
vault-m minthelattnpartolenl-
aryandlaterttllmwhteh lvdtohla
Immigration lint to Inel- Lariat-d.
I“ You. Feb. l.-—«Tke numb d
ary, in), war limit. and for Jan-arr.
um
Man Arena! Var loletde.
Am. Ala. Feb “Annapurn-
leredthegttulteraef the Auhtoe Arne
ponytail-italic a- mmolvwa.
ewe-ham e mew... lab
Mmelvwmalalnv
ilk!” temple and lied akadaopa-
a on It. hywklth broadband»
amulet-enactments...
immune-talk“
.l he “'35”
,eewuy. m on.
ma with-awake“
Montoya-nonunion. '
Amara!“
wmau,m IJI‘II Pea
not: ea or Herr level-tutu
nuke-ellhvtdnwlll ea
uuvnuammamudm
flaunt”
over 0100,1130. The total amount maybe "
noise. Neatness,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
inflow tllé’rmuctss
Hawaii's Heir Apparent Sails
For America.
an BIBLIBH GUARD“! Willi}.
The Young lady Would Have lluele la-
Aet aa llev Regent For attitude of Tea!-
llntll Elt- Become- of Age and Can Aa-
eanrl the TI: rune.
onnox, Feb. 23.-Princesvt Kainolani,
accompanied by her gunrdhln. Mr. Tho-
ophilna Darius. wife and daughter and
lllaa Wham. sailed for New York on
the-learner Teutonic. Mr. Device in the
principal British merchant connected with
the Hawaiian lelanda and braid to be a
alrnng aupportel‘ of British interetta in
Hawaii.
The prineeaa proposes to npend two days
in Xew York and then visit Benton. where
she will remain until after the inaugurn
tlon of President Cleveland.
Ilar llopee Baal la Iv. Cleveland.
Then the will go to Wuhlngtonyand will
probably make a pervonal appeal to Mr.
Cleveland. The princess aaytt abe had no
frienda in America except the friends of
Mr. Davien She limldly expreaaed a hope
that ehe mlght gain the sympathy of the
American people. "i cannot see." ahe cou-
tlnued in a modest. bulletins tone, “why
i ehould be aumtnarily deprived of recog-
niml Irgul right» for no fault of mine and
without being even notified to appear in
of my rights I ask only that right
of appearance which American law gives
to everybody before they are deperad of a
right. I know abaolntely nothing about
thin allair except what has been in the
ltewepnpcm. Kn notification ha- been re
oeived by me regarding it."
Doesn’t lee the Out.-
The prlnm- held that she was entirely
or pom! tothv policy of the queen. rapt-chil-
ly in "card to the billa which the queen is
reported to have signed nnd which have
ride lonflenee. The princess said that she
did not want Hawaii to be under a pro-
tcciorrtle of any sort. She wished Hawaii
to be independent. She believes that Amor-
icn and Hawaii should be warm friend-t.
She did not believe that. England should
lnlrrfrre in Hawaiian nllairs.
When Mixed if she would return to l-Ing~
land after her present visit to America, the
print-ran answered; "Yes, if i am bunch-t-
fttl. 1 will he of age next year. and then
I will carry out my original intention. for
which the Hawaiian lrcitlntnre votrd
“MID, which waato visit Qu en Victoria,
then to vial: the president 0: the Utilit’d
States and kllt'n to proceed to Hawaii and
aasume the [msition to which I am to
titled."
Wattle a Regency Temporarily.
The princes-i said that -lw favored the
pmpo-itimr made by his ' ' '--~ to the pm
lelontl KOVt‘l'llflllll'r . : m 33ml .1 tr
gettcy should be up; -.. ll years
with 5. ll. Dole, the he u} n . {r ill‘lultit
government. tut prwl-L-«J, lly pron-rm .
becniwnrd quecnof llmvzl‘ at 1' ' ten .-
mtiiun of the regency 1 fun- ztritu-v-n c1»
cum-I1 lterulf u!) the ground nf hurt}; in
parking: for the journey in America. sh
ahe atone she said in a pathetic ifllll‘ and
with sudden spirit: "i wont to do all Icon
for my purple and to be an in ttr~t and true
leader to till-tn Initnply want tod.) my
duty in behind Hawaii."
BURIAL OF GENERAL BEAUREGARD.
All New Ilvlrune and the hurroufidln‘
l‘unnlry In Monrulng.
lew nouns. Feb. mw'l‘he funernl of
General llt- turvtzartl tuuk place today from
the city hall. the interment being in the
tomb of the Arm! of the 'l‘cnneaacc. The
order of {mutation of the [mmdc included
the state militia til the Firm military din
trict, all the Veteran l'onl'edrrute organiza-
titm~. the tire department. untl civtcaaao
clarion;
Delegation» came from the nurronnding
tnwmln Loni-inns and adjoining atatea.
The city hall waa very elaborately deco
rated both exteriorly and interinrly.
The COllll’ll‘l of the portion were hrttvlly
draped In block, and a calafalqtte wan cou-
atrueted in the chamber live", The re»
main: were berm to the hall laat evening.
Prevloutly they wrraexpoaed in the par»
lor at the Beauregard mittence, when
many of the moat intimate friends of the
deadgeneral were [remitted to enter the
chamber of death.
Today nae unnerved aa a general holiday.
Flog, are tllnplaynl at halfrnaat on all
publlc and many private bulldlnp Step-
are already brim: taken to value a fund for
amour-m. lathe deemed. It will not
be a coolly limit, but it will he representa-
llveol the atmng attention which Ludhiana
Iran for the memory of the dead mldlcr.
l A unoc- Ito-nae reel-n.
Tort“. i'eb. Bil—The material qn-
tlon la the ahrorblng topic. The atalwart
Denim-ta joined the Wag-tenor boon.
which practically aaltaa all Domain. em
erpt Judge flarua'a immediate lolloware.
for Wanner. The Republican leader- any
three Populate have agreed to walk Into
the joint convention and vote for Want-u-
er if the auprwme mrt tier-Min that the
lteplhlltau hou- to legal. Title will [in
Waggoner-n advantage over llama. a. he
will waive more legal vole-than the latter.
III the Ila-o ea Jan-awn.
Dialect. run ta—‘l‘he following tele-
III“- by the Republican mnahera
er the crib Dakota Miniature. he. been
uat tom Republican enugrvaamaa from
baa that-late:
1’. lion. If. it. Johnna. Wald-great
at a Inmate-sauce. Tull-nab
Icaayutyefliovthlhkolaaadof then-lino
hetlyauyavaenallymftwtltlvreaflt
Amflmlnlanwy.
INAIIJI’. J.. M lawman er»
Vii-unfit. fell. .4th an army of
which ll. bven ”Milled under the
My“ h “i “let
'1‘?“- m-mrmrr ‘,
‘ flillland BlSFITlEIl A
9
rout-um Tl.
Ia tuba-Intent ludavtbehlb-
mitt-adult: MMthxovwalk.
Alllgmls ,.
P illllBI “a
I aollclt a of bile
to umufi'i’nvfltm m
in the employ of W. i! out.
have my pruned eup-
wlll he I ex uled and
Well Seated
in public opinion.
B-L
Tobacco
is popular
because it is
the greatest chew
’ or smoke
for least money.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure an dint-come.
Plcpatcd with scrupulous err. lllgheat
Award at all Put: Food Expositions. End!
Rage makes two large- fies. Avoid
tations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH l‘mnl.
HERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. T.
his ly
watt tot u
afcw deye, and you will he nuuul at the unrk
peeled lacera- that will reward your extort»- it e
lively havetm to .1 harm to otter an agent
5;: can be [nun-l on the face of this vanll.
“5.00 profit on 815 00 worth of huelneae to
bet verily and honorably made by and paid to
ho of men, women. hormaud girl. in our
eta try. You can make money falter at work for
In an too have any idea of. The bovine" is on
my to learn. and lattroctlour Io atmplr and plain,
that all to from the alert Thou who take
hold of the barium reap the advantage that
art-re frond-e mad rvpatattoa of one of the
olden. noel amulet. and large-t pabllehlag
boom in AIvt'ira. lit-cure for oanelf the profile
that thehatiacvuorvadlly and lately yieldi-
All heginavre earned graotlly. and more than
native theh en en "lone. “than who
t it lad elacll as If it i there. Hurt-plenty
Juror-fora rw more wovkvn. and we up
the-robe a at me. If you malvvad eta-
ployvd, bat ave a few Iparr momenta, a wink
to urethr- to advantage. then write II at one,
for doll is our grand opportunity.“ and tvvdv
lull particular»- lrv morn mall. A rm.
‘lltl'fl a (’0. lb: Bio. ADO. Angnata. Ia
W. L DOUGLAS
83 SHOE «Whip.
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m
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II'II to "II.
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Heal-"Ens;
RANGES.
" STOVES.
TlN "WARE
Hralingin all its limits
monoctnnitnssurmts
LS. nnNALnsuN,
South Norwalk. '3
“on. F. w. DARMER.
POST 0"“)! BUILDIUG.
Booth Norwalk. Donn.
Palnless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work
um an or nun on no Bunsen:
.‘To better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extrnctrd wi'hout pain.
(U to. \‘illlm-d Air or Arophcne).
Tmh cleaned. — - - - 75c
Truth filled with Amalgam. - - to.»
Truth filled with Platinum. - - 15:
'l‘wth filled with Gold. - Ilfill and up
All Work Guaranteed.
UMt'c open from 8 a. -- until 9 p. In.
Entrance No. {’2 Washington at. or! ly’
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anything
in the
line of
ruling
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
- done with
..._.._,...‘.»~—»~
tut nulls .
Emil.“
Railroad
Place,
South
Norwalk.
Leno‘lllmn.
mm too can mull m
Freshest F islts:
tumour. manner
MAPLE SYRUP; - ; 9’
AND SUGAR
mum.
lll‘lllllill lllls up Wills. :
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL I ll.
Hunt & chuff
t: Washingto- street.
it tudlury 8t. lotion. lies.
F ire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultlloors.
ALI)
DEPOSIT llflllK 0F All KllllS.
The Best Sales in the florl
mm in use. Always p
serve their contents.
L50 sold in Lynn. lines" since that great fire.
where 3) of our safes were eub'cctotl to
heat. preserving their contend). fnteuaa
(‘ttsutrtox RECORD also '
Chicago Fire in um. in the uterii‘llinliiofi'l:
in mg. Mill in all the great liree eince. 8cm
for ctrcu nrs. Aflt’nfb wanted. )3 [in
‘ old ’éhdmlleliable
DAILY DIRECT.
Freight Line
BET‘VEEX
NEW YORK
AND
80th Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
TH E i’Rlll'EliLEfls
lily of Norwalk
A ND
EAGLE
l ' J A
l'. c
., ._. ..-—~.
firm"...
7
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Will leave Pier 36. Ill.
hen York. at .1 p. tn.
lz-aw Surwnllt 5p. rn.‘. South Norwalk a.
p. m.
Freight rt r-rlved from 1 a. m. toprn.
l'pnn ap .limllnn to ogenla theftlt of Nor
will and .n Ir will be urn! for apec l imam
frrirht anyn hr in New York or in: vicinity.
WM! when: are forbid Iru ll
the em down-r! the hunter)! till: lmwg
. If!
it.. (Heekman meet .
«mm o the film thervot
ALL Sunset?
clusutn stout.
General Bantam! utterly
Business alum").
F. M. Pierce,
”mm-"Wm Whine»
Nora allJ'oun. mt Halt. Km
ii. "Bill" d» 80H
hamlet}. B. luklva.
5| tall-run 8L. to. m
21am ttrwt lwvtll.
Balers, Eliminate
ICE CREAM.
lather“: Menuhin-
”‘ onemilt’it‘Téw
R estau ran t ,
memo-merry.
”Wm“mlhm
I. all ” It‘ll“ m.
hummer-a. amp
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5M"; elicit-”TE“. '
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