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moo-as uiiuokaianl. that In. Davies In W ... whieh‘haetstedmsttentieahsakaan , ’ L ' 4
Ind-nylon Ihonld m “sustained“!!! THE TIT-ANS GATHENHG. ““0“ “ml. ““9"“ i- ii. Impa- ot
the princess' stay in England. . _ the committeeteopsn the pension build. , I . .
Keiulanlhasthna been entirely as one of , leg on Sunday. the 5th inst. tor one o.- ‘
our own children, and our one idea has Mr. Stevenson is Given a Re- mor- nutal entertainer-u. at which . Scents " It 8 It. I I
beentopreparsher tor the return teller charge loradznlsciou will he mule. The ”I! , 0m, I...
own land during the present yearwhen “Prion by MT- MOI'WII- secretary explains that atthe these: the offensive ' .
she sttelnahermajerity. , -m tinge! the use at the 4 build. ‘ ’1' .. Flre and
Annesatlo-lan Prepared tor nee list-rs. ANTIOPTIOI PAT“ in up“ [om “alga: :m‘aiLfibl‘gu ”tom “rise from .- ”N,
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., . 5 not In an scum—wall to voteasuln at new tor the expenses cl llr. ornate-e on Ilia antral nee-pt mmm'f. ‘1', matte. in gun...“ m is ' -
. Wm.“ Alter the lnangara- nib mum tour of the helrcu lpplfllll. ;.m Gresham—Rabin ”a” . land-y grant. permission to. Its n” fluidly. . . a Ing name I.
I- an can... Arrangements "m l” PM“ W h" "‘ Canon In ts. Penal” starlet-g. labile neat Increased r. lair-Dry. to invest
caption by the queen 0! England during “ h in l h debt your
, “March t—l'rince- Kaiu- the coming spring, and then she waste Wilsmxa'rox, March 9441,. W ”Rigid; "9301.! 0 a?“ the ol the . Of milk“, I. T.
fiflw any“, Lillnoka— make a prolonged visit toWsehingtoe, twmpriation hill m “to" tbehouae n t tstee wnat run 9’." m Ill 1
M is here. She arrived on the
Mic, which sailed lroru Liv-
‘ ’1 alt fl. With her were ’l'heoph-
In. Davies, who are the
ol the princess; Miss
M bliss Whartotl. companion to
' film They boarded the ship
WI] alter abs lelt the more elli-
" Wat-lieu. Therewasqnlte
" Hearts-it: seekers on the pier to
“damp. at thepr-lncees. A suite of
mung-god lor the partyat
“W Home, and they were driven
“I! Wkly after coming 00 th
flagship. .
.. .0 II .- Bow-lino lien-sly.
- lIt’ll-mists yearseld. She install,
stream youngwetnan or sweet lace and
dander figure She has the rate brown eyes
afldark complexion that mark Hawaiian
beauty.
“Mum-to the United Staten-be
“has for the purpose at learning and
{ether-sell the nature of the pee-
onkad been asked to take control of
4 mm to make formal petition
4 It crown.
, ”not." shaaaid. "is rightlully mine, and
If “IA-stimulus the noble minded peo-
flsIhavelearnedtoregard them as being
\
will nabsaparty totbeentrage by
I have lost my birthright.”
4. he‘ardtoherviewa entire variousas—
_ which the Hawaiian government is
to nurture. Princess Kainlsni m
Jared to has guardian, Mr. Davies, who
, H a statement both on his own
and
bdtall.
Hr. Davis was delighted to learn that
“We! the annexation of Hawaii
hadtsken a newton in the senate and
M practically it was laid over lor the
Winn ol the nest administration.
“Wedonet mean to get a hearing with
WClsvaland in «any others! capac-
ity," Ir. Davies said, “but simply as pri-
Vlhllldiflduall. What his decision is will
my II: dated by our rhit. The priu~
-laltthatinthelaee ol thethreatened
“satire ol Hawaii hythe United States
*ellfllt to come here, whernshe could
hr- directly what was the true sentiment
a! the purple. We will remain in New
Inst until Friday. Then we go to Boston,
’ when will remain until alter March 4.
m then we proceed to Washington,
wine In expect to see Mr. Cleveland."
The Prineem' State-eat.
Them-nut oi Princess Kaiulanl is as
lalicwst
it
my little
I
if
M W
_ H Mains. is the, ksowledsethatl
. . . lath-sunsets or honorees
' live land will lteerlny cry
tel-rates
.flmathe Princesslaialsai,
' .. tothetlnnaqwaeli
manydaysmktng thiamiuatlouto
vineyard. They-pent»
mound leave me to find outselt-an
the air that theywonld
New York, Chicago, Bonn!) and othergreat
American cities, finally reaching Honolulu
in October or November for her coming of
age. When news reached me by cable ol
the revolution In Hawaii, I wrote to the
minister, pointing out what appeared to
mete be the grave didlcultiea in the way
nl the carrying out by the commissioners
ol the proposal lor annexation. I stated
that in my opinion no amount at reasoning
and no amount of bribery would ever gain
the pure Hawaiian vote, and that without
that vote annexation could be neither com-
pleted nor carried out hmralter.
"I then urged that a convention oi all
classes of voters should be called and a
carelully revised constitution be presented
to them: that the queen should he request
all toabdicate, and that the Princem Kain-
lani should be proclaimed queen with a
council ol agency, ol which I suggested
that Mr. Dale. new head of the provisional
government, should be president.
“Feb. 14 I received this cablegram lrom
Washington, 'Islauds translerred: princess
provided lor.’
“Whether this cablegrsm was to be cnn~
sidered an oflicial communication 1 do not
know. but it is the only communication
that has reached me, and absolutely noun
has reached the princes. The most strik-
ing tact of this cablegrem, next to appar-
ent heartleaanus, is the [act that its accu-
racy is not confirmed by any telegrams
that have been published in England.
"Why it was sent or who sent it I do not
know, but as loyal guardians and laithlul
lriends there was only one thing for us to
do—to stand here beside the princess in the
presence ol those representatives of Hawaii
who would transler her birthright without
the civility or the humanity of one word to
her of explanation or even of sympathy.
Will Appeal In the Kama ol Justice.
"We come here with no oflicial statue
and with no oilicial information. but with
the conviction that the government and
people ol the United States will not lend
their countenance to the dieinheritanca for
no tault alleged against her or her nation
or a royal lady whohas with alognlargrsee
and courage endeavored to It bet-sell for
her high station and has shrunk from
neither duty nor sacrifice in the snort.
"l lee] ngeod deal at sympathy lor the
commissioners, who must find themselves
in a position 01 much embarrassment. Sev»
eral of them were concerned in the preparer
tion ol the Hawaiian constitution of l”,
which they compelled the king to r
and since to maintain. At least [enrol
the commissioners have taken the oath to
the same constitution. and it has been
'J‘f'vd b! ”I” "Minn When Liiiuoknh
ascended the throne she took the
oath. and by that constitution the Prince-
Kaiuleni was proclaimed heiress to the
throne. The queen appears to have vio
lubed her constitutional oath and to have
laid herself open to deposition, but that
cannot aflect the constitution itnsll nor
the oath which the commissioners took.
“There is no pretense that the Hawaiian
electorate ever knew of the revolution at
the date 0! the commissioners' departure
on their present mission, and it is dinicuit
toace how they can an suficiently define
their present position as to enable them to
write to the heiress apparent and au-
nennee to her the circumstances at their
arrival.
”i do not turn moment believe thatany
oi them would be guilty of intentional
cruelty or even ol diecourtesy to the
prineus. and the inconceivable treatment
which their silence toward her has betrayed
them into must alias [rem the dimoulty
they find in mailing their present atti-
tude with the knowledge that their oath to
mlain the Hawaiian constitution binds
them to the succession ol the princess, un—
less the nation ltaell releases them from
that oath.”
Chicago (lav-rings Halters Ulrika.
Cutcsoo, March a—Nlne hundred neiea
carriage and wagon makers 0! Chicago
went on strike this morning. They da-
mandcd 9 hours tor a day's work ineteadel
to, with the name pay, and that plecewerk-
mhgivenanincreaaeolioperosut. One
hundred time have granted the demands.
node! the Lwlmakevsln the city!» re-
turned to work. Your oi the largen man.
utacturera— Studebaker, Kimball, Shae-
man and Smith—still hold out. against th-
position. The tour employed In ol the
atrikerev
A low Over Apportionment.
legislature awrvtionmant bill was passed
bythehonaeunder very exciting circum
stances Tweliemoerato-liend aadWi
mot ilarion county—voted againstth
bill. Tthepnblicanawerepnveatndlrom
ngtotbebillaaa ,and
one el them (Bel-er) was loreadintohia
sasthy Donrkaopaeritswkile ail—aw
ingtonhareetartsethebillaannlnn
”Winn-shoot.
xswsss, 13.1.. larch s—s propemd
”Wee-lander. Pea
mh—flmnmmohiu
mumma-m
Prawns.“ 1-4
criminal overru
workmen and any they will maintain that
Isnxsssrous. ilareh 1-4thth
combination etaowlng machine manufac-
ltewe, h ll- IawYerk
“rashes
and was discussed to some extent on the
question as to the route of the southern
lost mail That question was not disposed
cl when the conference report on the sun
dry ciril appropriation bill was presented.
The report led ton long flosooialdiacuasien
on the Sherman bond amendment, thrv
suit being, however. that the amendment
was receded {run by the senate. Outside
of then: two appropriation hill- the senate
bed before it the McGnrrnlzsn bill, which
went over without action. and the Hudson
river bridge bill. which was taken up by a
vote 0! no to 24. but disappeared immedi-
ately when theteulereuce report was taken
up—a result which rsnkled in the mind nl
Mr. Hill and let! that eeustotto upbraid
Mr. Allison for hit therein the legislative
struggle.
The House Deleats Anti-pun.
The tints ol the house was concerned
principally in considering a motion made
by Mr. ilatch to suspend therules and po-
the autioption Mil. The debate was limit-
ed to ball an hour, and as the time was
doled out in 3 or durinnte portions tit-re
was no opportunity to dizeusa the measure
as it «lashed lobe discussed. Mr. Hatch
made the longest speech. and that did not
exceed eight minutea
lle then, stating that he had done his
best to promote the interests 0! the lam-
era, lelt the subjtct to the house. and the
house decided by a vote ol lid to mi not to
agree to .‘llr. llntcb’s motion, a twoth'mls
vote being necessary under a suspension 0!
the rules. Some unimportant business
was transacted, and the house adjourned.
‘I'h Horton Reception an Innovation.
The reception tendered last night by Vice
President and Mrs Morton to Vice Presi-
dent-elect and Mrs. Stevenson at their real.
deuceon Scott circle marked another do
viation by Mr. Morton lrom the traditions
surrounding his position. It was an un-
prrculeutvd thing lor the outgoing vice
president to bestow any rewgnltlonflrm-
cial or social, upon his successor, the es-
chauga M such compliments having hem
tolom been muilnell to the occupants ol
the presidential chair, but when the cards
were issued giving notification ol the rite
president's intention thus to honor his suc-
eea-mr it was lelt to be a gracious and
proper courtesy Six hundred guests were
plum".
“Ilse?” ll’ ‘Sawo“
The members 0! President’elect Cleve-
land's cabinet are all expected to be in the
oily o lwu their chic! arrives elfl'pl Judge
tin-ennui. uerntnry oi state. who, it is un-
dermis-l, will not resign his position on
the hutch before nest week and will re
main in Chicago until then. Meson Car
llsle. secretary at the treasury. and Her-
but, secretary ol the navy, are already
domiciled in the city. The misery—Seen:
tary oi War Lamont, Attorney Genera
(liney. Postmaster General Bisseli,8ecre
"try of the Interior Smith and Secretary cl
Agriculture Mortouowill stop at the Ar
liugton, “here the Cleveland party will he
wt-t-rtainerl until alter inauguration.
The People Arriving.
A consider-bio number at inauguration
visitors have alrrad arrived in the city,
and the railroad lion, the principal
wrest-antithehoieP '“ ‘abue‘
g
tions at the treasury department in Febru-
ary. as shown by. late statement. The
exact amount was matters, msden as
loliews: Increase or interest bearing obt,
IMO; decrease at ooniototat bearing debt,
(321.83%, decrease oi cash in the treasury,
“Alida“.
The Report- ol the Railroad and coal
oi the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
"A”.MEK, profit in operating. $23,150.70.
RE-‘DING'S MONTHLY DEFIC'TS.
Companies For January.
Parmmu, March t.-4'heststament
company to: January shows gross tradic
receipts 0! 31.515.30.50: trans capes“,
receipts irons other sources. 857,507.83, leav-
inga profit ler the month at $33,127.52.
Against thisis charged moan lor per-
mseent improvements and “QM-sons
twelfth ol the current year's used charges,
the! showing a deficit lor the month of
951734.50.
The statement oi the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron rompauyler the
month oi January ehowagroas receiptaol
tantalum, gross expenses. ”7.00.“.
than showings loss lor the mouth [rem
mining oi “18,537.84. From this is deduct-
ed mm as one-twellih oi the current
year‘- fixed charges, leaving a total deficit
tor the month ol summer.
The result of the operation oi the Philo-
deipbia and Reading Railroad company.
lessee ol the Lehigh Valley rsilroed, lor
the mouth of December, lm shows; Re-
:eipts, iljt‘nfibtJd; expenses, surname.
leaving earnings [or the mouth ol 3550.-
I?.‘.?.’. an increase of “film.“ as com-
pnml with lit-camber, lfi9l.
T HE ELECTRIC CONVENTION.
“Ills-go Problem nl cities as Solved by
England.
or. home, March it-The proceedings of
the National Electric Light association
embraced a paper by Paste-or George
Forbes oi’ England on "Thermal Storage."
Prolemer Forbes discussed various and.
al storing power and explainedatle-gth
the llalpin schema lately potential in Eng-
land and soon to he installed at Wolvers
harnpton. l’rolt-saor Forbes was disposed
toregard this mode oi storage poweraa
the most generally available and the most
universally practimble at all that have yet
been devised. The essayist devoted con-
siderable space to the system now coming
into vogue in Eugismlol burning house
[close and lrurn which an amount oi
power commercially important could be
derived. ills statements created some
thing “I a sensation.
ON TO WASHINGTON,
Ir. claret-ad and Party Will Arrive at
O U'sI-rrlt Tonight.
Lasswooo, N. .1, March 1—ln the
Cleveland «Rings at Lakewood last night
the president-elect and his lnmlly mule
their final preparations tor dlplrturw. Mr.
('levolaud will sleep in Washington to
night and in hours later will occupy his
old quarters in the White lion-a The
special train left here at 12.30.
The plans lor the journey were designed ‘4
under the direction of Mr fleveland to ‘
"um publicity.
‘ I Tails 0! III Del-wt.
tling and animated appearance. These new
here. however, constitute but the vanguard
ol the crowds that will come during the
vomaining days of this week. New York
city and other portions ol the Empire stole
show up well in the lists of those new here,
and the signatures 0! a number of he!
Nkw You, March ‘1 -—(irovge Thinner.
the American carotene. arrived on the
steamship City ol Paris. to company with
his brother Albert and J. J. Carrol Bun
tea. llosnser said he would odor no es
trues for his detest at the hands oi George
Bubear. “Excuses don't go,"anid he. "i -
prominent citiune are veers on the hotel
rsgisterw The Tammany leaders con-
tinue to anive In small equadaol three
orlour. but the rank and lie oi that»
cicty are expected to swoop down upon the
city today. when mm are scheduled to
tench this city. Arrivals include Ale-rs.
Richard Cooker. lieuatoreieet Murphy and
[Aentenant Governor William F. Sheehan.
The how-nun Taho (loan-nae a m
Postmaster (lenevnl Wanamaker received
a dispatch lmvn Pmtmaster Held indie-lb
log that the mail pneumatic tube services
just establiohed in Philadelphia between
the male odiee and a sol-tattoo had the
tar proved highly sneer-slut.
Postmaster Field. in his telegram. says:
"Todaya package at ”letters d
lrotn hat Chestnut station were stamped
and in the hands oi cum in tit-[metal
mail made one rl
Yevkthaaltwonld
old-yawn."
mm'fl-mfl'wm
Uneven Brats et Brooklyn, was accepth
bythe navy dqrartsnent, subject to corn
lance with the anal conditions. The
wrmapsentiuut (wept-delta,-
W,bntall the menqnpproprlatad for
building the vessel has been scammed in
themaatruction, and the contractors will
have to seek the payment or the premium
trow- m
Inlet Vii] I.“ In liaise. .
Senor lien lath-missions“
shamans-swash.
chums-HM“
lien in the
nun-rm
ellce in a minntea The special delivery
huh earlier to New
are done under the
Thepractieeveeasl Whom!”
was beaten, and that's enough. But i will '
any that hull l known how the climate was
going to aflect me, i would have gone our
a geoddaal later than i did. lwaa royally
treated while in England. Bubs-r and his
lrlende showed me every consideration
both haters and alter the race. Bubear
says he will probably come over here this
loved at Chicago during the World's lair.
In that event i should like in try him
again."
lewan- Ire-he lee—rate and units.
)ltnsssl'oul. larch 1—The akstaobl-
eyellat, John 8. Johnson, at Normannia
rinkloweved the skating records tor we
and i.) ”do. He entered ll” yards II I
et ascends from a standing start. The
record was tax seconds The room...
eadtatvd a slight turn. but the time was
“IBM“. record being "Mac.
ends. Johnson will takes rest at several
weeks and then go into training tor Mole
cents-u. ‘ -..-
A Town livers its Poet-sour.
Navsns, Mn, lurch ams curious enn—
psign has just closed at Clayton, Vernon
manly. it waasonre time ago decided in
thsttowntoelaet the maetartoaerve
underthesewadminlatratlen. Acampd‘n
was hegun,aud the election has resulted In
mmdawemsefiltaaland A. titrite.
who anally delsated her male opponents.
W. V. Coach and Colonel J. C. Rippe,
A Inception ta ladle lint-sou.
Jssasr Cm. lurch I.—'rna Hum
Oeaot society tendered an in
ratsptioa isn‘t «ulna. tzuledge
acott in recon tine ration
I’m supreme court. Judge him
was warmly congratulated. There were
as when and no prearranged serena-
flvs. ’ _
lemme-Watt.
mmmlmIt—Johaw.”
kay'seeaditiea b not so tamahie 11--
‘w W.‘“*.::;.‘.:..*:.“.::*”
,asd was was
”mefltkebegia stapes
aaewkien might have «an-d hens pai-
mil
‘WNWMe,
Out of the capital stock of 10,-
000 shares only a few remain
unsold.
It makes .100 shares. full paid and non-
' assessable, sold for $60.
the breath Subscription books now open.
an .4 Heavy Ordnance, Steel Can-
i - non of large calibre, and High
n'cense‘ Power. 604m Guns manufac-
Aromatic, tured under the pateumd pro-
, cess of Dr. R. J. Gatling.
Ambrosml,
Comforting, . inquiries for stock can be
made of R. H. GATLING, at
and €056 no office of Gatling Gun 00.. Room
. more than 13, Alien building, Hartford,
. 5 poor stuff Conn. ml 6t
.— WALLPAPER
ii All Dealers.
Season at I893.
—-——«o———-——
M stock for this season ex-
ceed; in quantity and variety of
pattern on thing I have ever
oti’ered. I ve more than
20.000 ROLLS
moves
SOO PATTERNS
from which to make your selec-
tion. I bought about two months
ago some 15,000 rolls to be ship-
ped as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and I
cordially invite you to call and
see them. Some of them are the
finest I ever saw. The price on
all will be very low. If it is not
'onvenieut for you to come to
the store I will be pleased to call
on you with cum ice and estr-
mate on your wor . Now is a
good time to have your work done
Makes an every-day convenience oi as
chi-time luxury. Pine and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpubm (are. Higlu
awardalallPtneFoodExpesitions. End
makes two large pics. Avoid
tations— and insist on having ll:
NONE SUCH build.
ELL a: some. 5 .4, - N. ““"""' “"—
‘m ’ ““5"... x. PiPER-Ililliilllii, OEOORiTIRB
ill] PillTllli
by thorough mechanics.
WM“ F0“ “8 Everything in the Print lira.
common..." Wm" M». E. E. Gorham ,
mffifl": 3%“m‘m‘, In. 2 mm ‘7... seat nor-aux. ton
W‘Wu‘” w‘hhu 3 "MM“ ' ““" M”
hands ct Isa. women. Mei-"(IE in ear
mm. You as make meaty at work hr
nu amen-yuan. The business is an
ear to .aadiasWeed-pleaadplda. '
not so sacred m- the not re... who u.
$3.2m mum or ne'el‘: ‘ ‘ y y
armament-fly and m ‘3 Fl
fifi’fi‘hmmtfl 0"“
:t'l: ”rnfigfifiafil .4 :2; Dibble & Comstock have now
0 “‘Me . .
“”“L'VWW'ZIWM metorencarlowol hrghgrade
“5:, a camera?“ sax-its. ls flour. It is a better flour than
Jonee’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
dill- more to make it, and will turn
year should snfllcient inducement be ol—
“ out more bread to the barrel
because it is a stronger flour;
that is, it will take more water.
it roquims more kneading.
Guaranteed the best, and to
suit or no sale.
35.25 buys a bench
.88 buys a 2“ lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 boys 8 lbs.
l":
Pnoe low,
Quality hith-
little it tomstucl’s.
iffi.’”fiWTo’A“nMEtt.
rows omen unionism.
Death Roswell. _
.. I...
so ones or».
3-” 7r“:
Conn.
3-37- 3. “ Painless Dentistry
fi-fi‘iFW” “““rrmmm
v.1.mm“ u' Immortal-numbness.
tout senior, t 3.9.!-
mw—hummmm
"-
Mmr ‘
Amuse).
diocesan—anneal! a p. -.
“CW-t. stir
’1'.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vaultllnots.
OEPOSIT WORK Of All KIIOS.
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
lit,“ in use. Always pre-
sent their contents.
ifilisold in Lynn, lass» since that great lire.
where Biol our sales were subjected to inten-
heet, preserving their contents.
QHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chan Yinin 18:]. in theGreatBennnIin
in andlnallthegreatnrnaalnce. Bowl
for circulars. Agents wanted. II it:
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT.
Freight Line
lineinh ‘rin‘ting
thatyou "mm
mywish NEWAIORK
d
“n we 80th Rorwalk
N orwalk.
Guarantee
TB! PBOPBLLERs
Oily ulmllorwalk
EAGLE
that the
work
will be
done with
‘ Will leave her a. I; ll. (Badman street
ElTRE S
heave Norwalk 5 p. on: South Norwaik m
p. m.
freight received lrmn I a. m. to b p. m.
Upon application to agents the (fit ol Nem-
wal nm ‘13: will be sent lor a . lotaol
freight anyw re in New York or it» vicinity.
"Alignment are forbid trestle an oi
the endurance! tneheataol this lere on,»
count the owners thvrtel. m
' ALL SLZES or
and BRHSHED STDNE
Y 63ml Comm a. Sun
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