Yrabnhlc.
lll tilts. '
call finance Thom.
M
«some I: ours ! until.
Wit,”
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rial:
donning. .
tbs at ‘1 ' w. ”gunfire-Wk
lint. illicit tun.
ll! loam-0M». Brooklyn.
aestnuauawoa.’ , .
nus-ray mmn. mu rm .
l" Ml Ii I m If aw
mmmsmm. RISING "0F
minister to Great Britain will go in st an
, although his lrieuds here say ll.
WM
early
hasd , ‘
Welt. Coudsrt will panama)
nod it. It ll still
WWtTEBS.
A General Alarm Turned in at
he
it'd-
m‘
Ila-s Leaving llups
Turk. New Jersey and
a... nucleate-AI slaw-lips
. March iii—Today's session
the
the will It-lon.
dautislssrs taken up.
sadwithout
‘mandthm
that may occupy several weeks.
The Men Seeking Amy.
some in thousands. This
at «fins seekers.
p
“rec 310d"! States.
Island in pushing biscssc.
workingtor him.
. Unblhssppointmcntot t
“if
. ‘ inept secret.
‘ a CUIDIssIss mass».
will be confined mainly to the
_ Mentions tron: the preci-
Withh a day or two following,
committees will be appointed
Wwill be in thorough working
a...» busineus' tnr which it is
- War is concerned. lit-ports oi’
upon the nominations will be-
tocmns inimlnedintely, and the senate
“flamed with them until the end
Adda from this business is the consid-
nation at the local questions involved in
W'cht at three senators by the
i ‘ p at Iontana, Wyoming and
flashing“!!!- Ths members ol the com—
tlI privileges and elections have al-
, been devoting their attention to the
ma precedents and the law ailectlug
' appointluents. and will doubtless be
hall! to make reports soon alter cheers-
lt llama that the decision at the ques-
“involved in these cases can he made
without alluding the ' political complexion
,d the m, and it is the intention o
Miskito! the chamber to endeavor to
.mthscssss purely on their merits
7 to political considera-
sstablish a precedent that
he likely to stand hereaiisr. As the
“ involved are many and the question
.. k .mplsx. it is expected that a dc-
wlll sneuc in the senate upon the pie.
“tattoo of the report of the committee
Wmtl'l'ox, March lit—The president
hwtad as being much wearicd with
. . thncvsrendlng stream of men who want
odes. ln ante-sure he knew what to ca.
not. havinghsd something of an experi-
ence sight yuan ago. But then it was not
~a circumstance to what he gets now.
liq cams than in hundreds; now they
great army
some filly thousand
m is all oi as shiver. Mr. Cleve-
Issdllsssnln served notice on all those
' heflofllocuuder him tour years ago
theynecd not expect reinstatemenp
that thcfactthat a man had served be.
be regarded as ample ground
. hesratnssl toappoint again. The presi-
' “threw to have intimated that be
H? little use tor the persistent
“chronic office seeker. Many in this
We started back home within the past 24
. ”Mothers still linger in the hope
“their”! may lsll within the ”dis-'
Wucrptious" to Mr. Cleveland's
sale.
list.
, Mist the states of New York, New
“Connecticut have been singu-
‘hckwavd is urging candidates tor
a“ The explanation of New York's
We. probably lies in the ballot at
thiatsmachinspcoplcthat they will get
m while Tammany is dinidsnt and
satinsppsrstcsrto seem toovoracious.
only important place Connecticut.
MisthoGreciau rut-ion tor ex~ltc re»
s-tstivs Wilcox.who personally basin en
ltwas rumored that ex—llcpreaantatire
. m at New Jersey had been oilered
the assistant secretsryship ot the navy.
Ir. A. Fletcher. tormerly private score
Ian to Mr. W. C. Whitney,is also alter
‘50 m oiilcc. He has many friends
tstlvc Owen Scott of Illinois
‘ flaccid" withdrawalol his applicw
I 5 tor the position at public printer.
’ . ‘Mt Cleveland b glvln much atten-
‘ ‘ H... p... in. £33.13”
. Be utatlvs bu , ir-
flad the honueommittce on printing,
that a strong and able man
ted tor the purpose at giving the
firs olssstborough shaking up. with
svlsw to moorings-cw and more edicirnt
”Mmtly bettsrand pmmpter
m Carlisls has secured a private
I“ II the treasury dopartlnsnt, tar rc-
“been hisofllcc. when he can work
. “I. hung constantly interrupted by
flea seekers Tholticfllotlol this room
It’s-ms. starch 18,—;lt II to has
M “II ll tilt. latest develop
,7 “hut-Hammett". lthasbcsn
tans! about and mentioned as highly
I From ltis assortcdwithsgooddealol
positirensss that exoCcn G. C.
Mataon of Indiana or ex- ongrsssman Alo
bort Willis oi Inulsvills will be comb
natsd as commissioner of internal revenue.
Editors (let Lift, as Usual.
Wasnuvoros. March i3.—'l‘hc Post says:
The assertion that sditorsars not W
ally to be recognized by the new adminis-
tration is true. Mr. Cleveland bellcves
that his predecessor suffered through the
charge or having subsidised the press.
and he does not intend to run the sums
gauntlet. The decision is also to be made
particularly applisbls to newspaper men
who (Ir-sire tobs postmastsrsiu thsirtownl.
Mr. Bisscli lays down the principle that
in small towns all the utterances oi the
newspaper of which he is editor will be re»
ed as the views oi the administration.
while on the other hand all praise of Mr.
Cleveland's act will be discounted because
it emanate ‘lrom the recipient cl oilicial
favor. Theretora Mr. Bisscll does not pro-
pose to appoint any editors to postmaster-
ships. and the president will observe the
same rule in disposing of the higher odious.
Not to Seat Appointed Ban-tors.
Surruz,Wash., March 13.—A Democrat
ot prominence in this city has announced
that be was in receipt of a letter from Sen-
tor German 0! Maryland stating that the
Democratic aeuatewould not seat any acn-
ator appointed by the governor. .
Mocha-lea flat to Be Disturbed.
Wasnlsorox, March lit—Secretary Har-
bert said that he did not favor making
changes among the mechanics of the navy
yard because of politics. and would follow
the practice of his predecessor in this re
spect.
Hamill for a Treasury Posltloa.
Bosnia, March lit—The llcrald states on
thcsuthority of Assistant Secretary Quincy
that there is no doubt whatever that Mr.
C hurles 5. Hamlin will be made assistant
secretary of the treasury.
Collector ldlnunda Resigns.
BBIDGEPom', Conn. March ill—United
States Customs Collector George B. Ed.
munds has sent in his resignation to Presi-
dent Cleveland.
A RECEIVERSHIP lMPOSSIBLE.
808a)- tllo Reading‘s Friends In Regard
to New England.
B05103. March 18.~Fricnds o! the Read-
ing management claim that a gigantic
efiortisstlli being made to depress New
England stock in order that the control
may pass tram the hands at Reading’s
friends. but that the el’ort will he nuanc-
cosshfl. The net floating debt on Dec. 3|,
1&2. was only $879,354. as against “38.”
on Dec. 31. lslll. the reduction during the
your having been sum. The Parsons'
management, which succeeded that 0! Mr.
Corbin in the first quarter 0! in was
hampered in its financial management by
the purchuc last autumn ot the majority 9
at stock by the McLeod interest. Antille—
tiou in the amount at floating debt. al—
though small. mu- thcrctore very encour-
aging. The gross floating debt includes
HTOJIIO interest seemed to Dec. 81, 1803.
Against iheintsrcst is held W.MLmh. '
msitlbdna trout agents and conductors.
and ”.33 due from companies and indi—
viduals. Tbesc {sets show that a receiver.
ship is impossible.
I)
ha With Favor on Dublin.
Sr. oszrn, Mo, March la—ln an inter»
view James J. Corbitt said. in answer to a
question relating to the otter made by the 7
Bulalo Athletic club to give man lor the
Mitchell-Corbett contest: “Although the
articlssot agreement prohibit us negotiat-
ing with other clubs but the Gooey Island.
Crescent City or Olympic Athletic clubs. I
am ricctly willing to allow tbs Bulalo
Atb ctic club to become one oi the cons-
petltors tor the light. I like Bnflalo. have
always been treated wall by the athletic
clubs there. Mitchell. I believe, hsslaors
tricuds In Buflslotban he has anywhere in
the country and l suppossho will inurposs
no objection to lighting there."
Balk-MI Hot to In lasted.
Castes". Win. March la~lleliabls ad.
vices from Wyoming Democrats in Wash—
ington arc to the eflcct that the senator.
A. C. lleckwith. will not be seated. Both
the law and the prsaldcnt are against him
and likewise political expediency. It is
claimed hora by those high in the councils
of Wyoming Democrats that Governor 0»-
borns will be advised to call an extra set
sion tor the urposs ct electing a successor
to Senator arrsa. .
Baal-g lot to no Prohibited.
N“ You. Isiah lt—Ths po-ihility
oi any action lasing taken in that-mediate
tutors by tbs Brooklyn police authentic!
in regard to the boxing exhibitions hold
occasionally at Gooey island is very lla-
probable. Assistant District Attorney
Muwm said: " the
not: a glove cunts-b
lisp county. no havs bras taken
bytllkomeqaudnonssrs at allllkelyto
be tabs.”
Hrs wash laws at Albany.
cauwalieomnlstaitswcrkiolhatthss.
mammmmmnns.
Wain Pulse. it. Literal- n—ttra
Ins-s Hill-r.“ you-Mead In.“
Iii-
Immmoummuao
livlagiaalss mow-st In.
have
ger.
atn-rtvun-i lrmlwv
OI ',
bunk. nzui
posit.
creased in volume.
lunia, Mich.
heretofore
Strn-rtl uml lioness Flooded.
PORT lll'l‘nz‘ll'l‘. Md . March i3.—-A night
of anxiety ‘.'.‘.’~ 'tllluwi‘ll by adny o! flooded
All yesterday the W
m- linryland town watched
the muddy u Mom of the Susquehanna as
they swept by, and hourly expected tho
yin-r m u- Pinon“ iiv banks and hndacban-
[:01 hr 5N” tlmilluli their streets.
w.
1..
lo “I lltl'
u’L" .'.' (
v'W‘ 4‘ «4' water!
' " :1 ill'l‘ '
ho rn‘ v: imwu's.
A! ‘3 .. ( incl: the gorge gave way. and the
flood, in»? Inn-m, laws-pt down. limping tbs
pmulim: through Port l)e~
l‘nr n 1 Inc ilw inhabitants did not
know wiwlln-r or not their town would be
cnrriml new and thenlwivrs drowned, but
when the Wliit‘l' lmtl mat-bed the height of
8 (c t in lhr: st rrrta and house.- it ceased to
Today the flood has rcrunined at the
same height, nmloullmuses and everything
not securely ilxml have been swept oil.
isv.
mm 1] PORT DEPOSIT. ID.
Ibo Pass-ts ltlvsr Rapidly Rising—A nun-
. ltsgtcl Bridge About to «ls—res Burg.
In the llohawk Valley—Tins Buervalr
at 'l'ruy la Danger—~llsmags Elsewhere.
1051s. Mich. March Ill—Never before in
the history of lonia has Grand river been
so high as the present time. and tbs water
isstill rising. Agencral alarm has been
turned tn—s warning that the danger
point had been rescind-and great crowds
cl men flocked to the scene to do what
they could to protect the flooded property.
Till-capital wagon works plant isnow
practically surrounded by the flood. the
bmuucnt nnd lower floors being inun-
dnted. The inruitun- factory plant ill in
almost as bad shape. and all that can be
seen of the lnir grounds is the upper por-
tion ol the buildings.
manufacturing concerns are located on i
what are known as the "tints," which a
been considered ants
ground. The bed oi the river lies at least
bill! a mile away. but the whole country
for miles is now but a raging. rushing tor-
rent. The bridges at that paint are all in
place. but are in great dunner.
The bridges on the Detroit. Grand Haven
and Milwaukee road are in imminent dan~
lit the morning men were engaged to
weight them down. and tons of sandbags
uerc piled on them. T‘miua on the De
irn'lt. Lansing and Northern are in con-
tunlou. The trestle at Portland gave way
last night. and passengers must be carted
round the washout and loaded on other
trains.
There is no ice in the river now to speak
of. but the current carries large trove and
debris o! evory «inscription tltm ii “iii: ter-
rific force, and whatever is in its wake
must go.
A three of men will be kept at work all
night. and every cilort is being made to
kevp the waters under control a few hours
longer. when it is hoped the groan-«t dull-
nor will have been averted. Tho wait-r ruse
llt'lt.‘ in less than 3"» hours. rt 11.1w: newer!»-
lorr known tor timnzl river.
It is jnvt rr-portrvl that the lower .‘iil-
wnuksrc lluilrnnvt bridge is in ursnlt dun u-r.
be water in mulrrmiuim: llw
is now iwlmi the- lrrhltzt- will so out.
height tram which “(it mptcd to cross was
obliged to lmv it I ll null the bridge is con-
dcmncd.
Most of lonia’s.
-. z nw-ivszu, n low miles above
l’vn ih-pmi'. um holding in check a great
Thy-breaking of thin
curl Will-ll lliltil‘. come
. .~ pmpiq- timing-”l it.» lumlul
lg.- r and watched and waited for
Great Danugn at Charlotte liar)".
Rot'lttzstln. March ill—Tbs water in the
Genesee river wutinues to rise hourly The
test damage yet l’tlportetl occurred at
Charlotte Harbor. where the ice tors sev-
eral large vessels from their moorings and
carried them out into Lake Ontario.
Two fishing vessel», valued M saunas.
are lost. The large steamers (‘lty ot Roch-
ester and Island Chis! lodged under the
Rome. “'atertown and Ogtlcnaburg rail-
way bridge. and were recovered In a dam
aged audition.
lit-ports received here 1mm villages
along the flooded Gem-ace valley say that
the water, instead of receding. has in-
At Mount Morris 50
tumillru have bwu driven irmu tinirhomes.
and tbs damages is placed at $0.0m
Troy's Rmrsolv In Danger.
Tum. N. Y.. March tar—The "cent rain
have so smiled the volume oi water In the
city reservoir that heroic reassures were vs-
sorted to to are the city iron: destruction.
The strain on the reservoir banks wasso
great that it was feared they would give
way and let millions of gallons ut water
down upon the town. The ammu- were
opened. and an immense volume oi water
rushed down the side bill.
lagouttbetrgcoda
rs- Pa-alt list-g laptoly.
Partner, 3. 3.. flank u—Tbs Pascale
river is rising rapidly.” tbs people in
the lowlands sear Its bask.bstwasa tbs
list Straight Btreetbrldgssndflssl’sllivsrdds
park. calm to ass their pistols. aub-
lusrgsd. Then is no danger of as Ice
gorgc.asthc stlsslais
to Hills Fslh.
lay the callers are
Camus. it.
is on
Y
General now Is the Valley.
loans, N. 7.. March ia~Thsrsis sna-
arsl thaw In the Inland vsilsy.tbs small
stream are greatly swollen and the rim
lshigk. is nearlysvsryvillagslnlbsvsl-
tilled with water The
lists
is rs, nu: it
A
An ice
Much damage
resulted. but no lives wars lost. A
at Iliilvllls was washed away by the
Isa Posrtsnkill. Tbs rim at this point
has overflowsd the docks and has risen so
Imss slacsOo‘clock and is still rising.
“orchards along tbs river trout-roman
open irom Paterson
countryman srs lashed mdltldussd 'Mm-iflwmvonllvltblsmswtth
l . watt-rivals ltss-svvotratl’olhalsrittr.
mm IWW Antwan-last lattes-rants“.
thlI'i-Wh asppiyotwalsrls tad. lass-sols
. muons.
WWfi
villainous n. Illllti.
‘ "WWI-filial”. Ill!
. «”qu
FIVE L051" mam Litres.
ra- mnmfla Boston's rm an an [to-
l I I! but 0
”cannot. rife». ianmwmmnhgl}! of Race Track Men Fighting Each
3 lstsst t w .
The Wyufirfliwm trav's‘l- . 0th" 1” 1"“?-
ing mm ot llsdpath Brotherl. is prob ‘ —-——-—~—~
ably in the ruins. A thorough search has 10 w IT WARM r03 Thom.
been made in thabospitals and morgue.
but no tracsot bin can botonsd. Just as
the warning crywss raised Ir. Odlorus-
waa scan toicsvstbe tourth story. where
he waszn‘d It isprohsblatbatlu
his descent ot the stairway tbs sudden
burst oi flames cut on his escape.
L. G. Buck, who. with Harry Turner, s
tsllow empioycsot the health company,
wersreportedmiaslng.has turned up all
right. Ila says Turner and him" were
on the litth iloor ct the building when the
fire broke out. and when the smoke had
nearly snil’ocated them be (Buck) jumped
from the window into a network at when 1
about 101m belcw,calliug on Turner to
follow him. Turner worried afraid, audhe
hesitated until he was overcome by th-
smoke and tell back into the rcom,ancl
that was the last Hacksaw cl him. ills
body has since been lound in the ruins.
With the exception at Miss Margaret
Flynn. Charles J. Wellsworth and Tim»-
«lore Cracker. who are in a critical condi-
tion. the scorv- of injured are doing well.
SHOT comma Flinn CHURCH.
The Assailant Then Puts :- Eud I. Illa
own Eilatrul-r.
Ql‘iXCY. Mill... March i3.——Unrequittcd
love and jwltlnusy were the cause of a prob
able murder and suicide here. Mary \‘iv.
loria Laluvc. a comely lass of 18 years. had
been toil o’clock mass at St. John’s c Kit
and was returning home unattended. \ 'hen
she reached the corner of Hancock and Kim
streets Joseph Massey. who ball been wait.
ing for her, [allowed her down Elm street
toward her home. Ila was seen to step up
near her. and without suy warning draw a
revolver and the three shots in rapid sue»
cesslon. which were followed by a heart-
rending stream from the girl. The whole
alluir came so suddenly upon the eyes it-
“owns that they n vrc for a moment. app“.
rently paralyzed and paid no attention to
Massey, who did not. stop to see the result,
but turned and walked leisurely away.
Several men started tor him. but below
hc (‘tllllll be overtaken be placed the re-
volver, which he still held in his hand, to
his head and tired, the ball entering jiht
above and back of the right. ear. Without
a word he tell over on a bank of snow and
expired in about it) minutes.
Meanwhile willing bands tool: the girl
tenderly in their arms and carried her :u
be:- home. where doctors marli- an cxnlui»
nation. They found that all three about
had taken rll’cct. She will probably die.
The [find at the Struts Rear.
New \‘ona, March ill—J. ‘.\l. Ashley. Jr..
vice president of the Toledo. Ann Arl r
and Luke Michigan railroad. received a
dispatch lothe effect that the United States
court has decided that all railroads In the
territory otthe Ann Arbor road must no-
eept lreight 1mm the Toledo, Ann Arbor
and Lake Michigan, and that an order to
that ctlcct would be issued by the court to
marrow morning. Another telegram stand
that the strikers. through Chic! Arthur.
were willing; to declare the strike on it lb.-
hillT-‘lltl villi-ink mmhi mar-t their rm-
ployt-cs as individuals and listcntothcir
grievances ._..
The Sheril 'uartlesl the Church.
SWEllEHlllllu, 7. .l.. March I3. ~'l‘he mm
jority of the parishioners ml 5:. Jam-pl.)
church responded to the call 0! Fatim-
lmahy. Rilpollilril in place oi Fatllcr'l‘rsary.
who was removed by .‘lur. namiil. and n»
soluble-l in Howells ball at it) o’clock.
where he guru "Will u lull explanation vi
atlairs fllltl also rrml the letter». of the ltlmsv
will: delegate. Sninliinnui lll~lzup U'l-‘ltr-
rell. Father 'I‘reacy u-lebrnu-d mam at
the lltlllni‘ o! Mim- Juiiu Holmium to about
one-third n! his inllurr congregation. lit-gr
uly ribs-rill H. t‘. Garrison slwd gourd
over the church.
tart-spa Insws More Than libs ’tuld.
Pour Pulls. March m—Tbe murder at
Henry Cruuss Is still the thorns of much
discussion In the Mohawk valley. The an
real. oi two man and their rrlaaw gives ad'
dltionsl interest toths mystery. lly many
the story will by the murdered man’s wits
is regarded as singular, and then is a
growing balls! that she locus more at the
murder than she has thus tar told.
Great Assluy In Paris.
Patna. March iii. ~Tbo ministers are
awaiting with intense anxiety the event of
M. llourgcoin‘ appearance in the witness
stand In the Panama trial today. The ex.
cilsmsnt has not been exceeded since tbs
beginning at the Panama disclosures. It
Is thought that only good luck can save the
llibot ministry.
Ill. Carter Confident.
lw Volta. March in»- 'harles l. Carter
at but Hawaiian auurxatlou commissim.
who has been In Washington latsiy. spent
Sunday In Xew York. He said he was not
a tilt discouraged by the withdrawalot tho
treaty, and was confident that the negoti-
tlons now is pmgrsss would result to up
aeration.
ltanwwty lass,“ lslbsatlsw.
«rim. ale-a. larch tt-—Sir lit—
tisgir whose-luminous”.
narrowly escaped tion by coal
while attending the ndsy schoolot tho
Congregational church in Mltliusagua. gnu
bid.
Connecticut river trout Spring-
lr. l'latt Wilt fictive.
'l'bomasc. Matt has manned tbs report
that heissooutostrpoutottkspresldaaay
at the Toasts-so Cast and two mm.
llsnry Do Baniehtwn will be elected
deal at lbs annual meeting at the urn-
pay.
lass! Verse. Without Water.
Item reason, it. 1., limit lL—d‘h
11“th wouldhsksiplast
music-alas.
Accuracy" and
Low Priced.
NOW CGMES MERRY Will
”a it.- but will no constructed Within
racing bill. which was passed by the New
Jersey legislature Ssturdsy.hss aroused
the ire of the Guttsnburg maple parties»
larly. They beliavstbst they see thebcsrd
o! ulntrol's band behind ths movement.
the passage oi the bill as a direct blow at
them. '
William J. Thompson and the race tracks
governed by the board at control in New
Jersey as a retaliatory measure.
will be continued on the hilltop truck until
Dec. 1. There will‘be no intermission. as
canal, during the summer. A clash of the
1.an with Monmouth park. Elizabeth and
Linden is expected.
at Thompson's track at Gloucester. This
wlll mean another clash at dates All eflort
will also be made to more the indictment
now pending against Thompson in the
Camden county court. Such was the ad!“
that the Guttcuburg managers declared
would be the result at the antiwinter vac
lug bill.
ken. his-Mayor Foster 0! Camden asked
the managers to invest in the new track to
he built near Gloucester. They readily con-
scnted.
have been deceived. They say that they
Were enticed into a scheme to legalize roc-
ing in New Johny. and alter they had car-
ried out their part 0! the programme and
when the racing bills became laws they
were given the cold shoulder and a bitter
pill toswailuw without any apparent rs»
son.
Ton unusual! People Visit the Scene Sear
people were at the scene oi the wrecked
steamer Wells City ot Bria-tel. which went
ashore here in a heavy log between Sea-
sgood position about no yards iron the
beach.
3" Manual-asset mums". Abillpvo-
New Your. larch 11-.an Boss.
s kills st' Thompson's at ole-caster.
Opes Charges st Deception lads by the
lunged (latte-burg lanagm
Nsw Yours. March lit—The antlwinlsr
in tact they think that this body can-ad
Gntlenlmrg will now dcclnrs war on
Racing
Gloucester to liars a Competitor.
A new track will bebuilt within a mils
A contravenes was held in Hobo-
Thc managers openly charge that they
WRECK OF THE WELLS CITY.
Seabrigbt. 1“. J.
Low BRAVFIJ. March l3.~FulIy mutt)
bright and Long Branch. and which lies in
W hen the vessel struck. about 7 o'clock,
the sea was running very high and pound
lug hard against the broadside oi the ves-
sol. The last man to leave the steamerwaa
Captain Savage. lie was taken oil by lite
Invent tronl stations 3 and I. which ars luv
outed near where the boat came ashore.
Nearly every member of the crew when
taken oil was in an exhausted condition.
The continual lurcbing oi the vm cl
caused the brooches buoy line to slackcn at
times. and the men on the line experienced
mnsidcrablc <ililiculty in binding the on w.
As the lilt'll were taken of! they were aunt
in the engine house at Seabright. wilt-re
they were curt-d (or hytbs people of the
lil\\'",
The \‘t‘SM'l has been driven a little lur.
limr ashore (mm the spot when.- ahc struck.
and size lies tirxxulsuie on in about 12 feet
of water. The sand is hunting about the
vessel. and she is gradually settling down.
An l'ulmnwn Young ‘Yoluan Suicides.
Sun \‘unx. )lnrh iii. -A bemuilulyoung
noumu shot and killed herself after taking
a dose oi lmuinmlnl in room No. Win! the
Coleman House. between 4 and bo'clock
yesterday alteration. She bull taken every
pncmlllnn to render the Identification at
her body diillcult or impossible. tor the po-
lice were unable to discover any marks
that would serve to throw light upon her
name. origin or residence She presented
herself at the Coleman llonae ofllco at
abom ll o‘clock on Saturday night. Sits
asked for a room and registered» "Mrs. F.
Carter, 8t. lamb. Mo."
Aaathsr Postal!" ‘I'Illel.
llmaw. March il—Auothsr this! has
been discovered in the Bud-lo postot-
ilcc. lie was arrested [at night. Only
a week ago Charles Kaunas, s letter rar-
riar. was caught In the act oi opening lot.
tors and abstracting money. The latest
robber I» William Edgar llollman. super.
intolldent oi the money order department.
lie Is charged with conveying to bi-uwn
u... calm within the period oi three
months
‘I‘srs l'p niblas ls a Church.
News“. N. J.. March ibUsorgc (lard-
lter and John Oliver, lunar-old boys.
were svrssisd have last night for an act at
vandalism. They turned their any late
tbs Park Presbyterian church. toss a lot at
”this into fragments. spilled lull om tbs
carpets-ad smashed the giandoorsia the
church library.
W...
BRIEF BITE 0F NEWB.
The last idol at the New Jersey legis-
hlhitisg racing in Dunbar. January and
rum-r, warp-lasso. and m at
yearned also dis. Hansel the rose
track laws was repealed.
One member of tbs are: at Stsluwsy I
so maul-stunts. New YorkJ-o
bros. tsuit last the hostel thorou-
ssrn. alleging ll: Washiu has
The sum “I”
mm m.... m... m... .....
tor to saccssd Ilsa-sit.
contrasted colds and pass»
TIN WARE
I, "ruling it all Its hatches.
mumclmmssunuls
ti. 8. lIIJNAlIISIIN,
South Norwalk. “ll
I : Freshest Fish
iiiiiil 3i».--
w ‘ ram. you outrun!”
18mm. TRIM)!”
MAPLE SYRUP' .
ANI) sum ~ ,
1'0 “BAD.
llil’ilillfll IlliS All! Sliiilllls.
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL 5 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
82 Washington Street.
E.0.MorrisSlieflo
Successors to ll. 0. Morris k (lo.
IIIXATIIIIIII
KILLS ALL PAIN AND nmoonsm
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion ilnpe takes the place of dcemir: your
daily dution become a delight and Lifeu
.Iu)’.
NINE ‘SflMHEB-
satisfied inquire at ll»-
Ciiy Drug Store.
$1 WASHING“ )N 512,
G. A. Gregory & 00..
CEENEllv
0 line totes. "-
In More Restless Days.
to title Sleepless lights.
» ’l’hon stop that cough with
Yankee
Ask your nrllzh' or Alwyn! ii. and ii l’n'l inliy i
SH. Sill: “'3 LR.
Or I»!
Ntlll‘l'AlJi. CT.
upon her via-thing or even a scrap oi’ paper 1...]
C:7:l°£ll'SED
Makes an every-day conical
Ol-l‘iilllt qu- Pure anJ unclasomc.
Prepared wlm scrupulous (are. Highefl
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age makes two large fies. Avoid
liailons~and insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran‘l.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
or: ly
WORK FOR US
a few days. and you will be “min-d at m:- ur. ~
Get the Basil
‘ ‘ Perfect ” :
flour.
Jones’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture.
more to make it, and will turn
out more broad to the barrel
because it is a stronger flour;
that is, it will take more water.
It requires more
Guaranteed the best. and to
suit or no sale.
libhie 8t. Comsmck’s.
i
Dibble & Cornstock have now
u store a car load of high grade
It is a better flour than
Costs
kneading.
$5.25 buys a barrel.
.68 buys a 24.) lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
:25 buys 8 lbs
Buy.
’l‘ry.
Price low,
Quality high.
a”... ”a
ported mu that will reward your clam \t r
likely have the but business to oler an agent
“it can be found on the lace at this earth.
“5.00 prnlt on .7300 worth nthualaras is
beta easily and botwrubiy made abd‘m‘ paid to
hundreds at men. women. boy's.a girls is our
racy. You can make money luster at work for
all n oabave any hire of. The barium is so
my to an. and inslructloni so simple and plain.
that all succeed trom the start. Those who take
hold at the balms mp the advantage that
arises incline sound reputation oi one ot the
oldest, most sat-rental. and largest publishing
loam Is America. Secure tor oursclt the penile
that lhsbustscssso readily and laudsorarly yields.
All beginners «and greatly. and more thus
Ins their greatest expectations. those who
i It lad rlartly as we tell them. Thrreispleaty
moss {or a in more workers. we
than-lo he is at odor. It you an alread em.
ployed,bal$aw a lrw ware moments. a wish
to use was to advantage. ilmi write an at
for this In our grand "plume-Hy}; and rents
all int 9 by return mail. »A tress.
‘I lit: 8 00.. lie: so. too. Augusta. ls
ialiuosmqg...
" 1.1%
class's:
DR. F. W. DARMER.
South Suraalv.
Truth liilel and l-lerlu‘twl withonl pull).
BEST “I? 0!" Tlil‘l‘ll 03 Ill" RUHIIRK.
No better leads no matter how much you pay.
Teeth
Teeth tilled with Platinum.
Trrtll filled wills llvtlll.
I'Db‘l‘ Ill-1'10}; lil'lLDlSG,
('nnn.
Painless Dentistry
Crown and liridge Work.
$8 $8
Teeth sstmtnl willlsat pals. - as
Ill». \‘Itiiiuvl Air or Amphr-m).
Teeth cleaned. — - The
hth‘
. . Ur
. 'Llllarul up
All Work Guaranteed.
(minnows: from I a. -. until It 0. at.
Entrance No. til Washington st. M iv
E. a. mum
Uflflwmulfi.
l. M. Hoyt.
Drugs. cunnicals
» mom
Fancy Toilet Articles.
mflunrchsfidthellraslmimoti. lt.
IE) inspect s allieltsnbsreatthe b.
l palm-age. sally-ill do my almost loude-
[tiled with smile-m: - .
t
it.
Physiclass’ Prescriptions a Specialty.
E. G. TOMLINBON.
can.
Readout. m and
um am.
If" m: War “ I:
Mil? , ~37
BanlSaies,
Where it) of our sales
lcai. preserving their contents.
Flour. -
CAPITAL. I350.”-
tt Solitary 8t. Boston. Mass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
BEPUSII iiflflil BF All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
Ilium in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
151) sold In Lynn Mass" since that great tire.
were subjected to intense
‘0" l;\.\iljlll.\' RECORD also in the Great
in - ’o l'lle in 1‘“. in theGreat Boston Fire
i: .-. and in all the great tires since. Scull
urivlrrurnrs. Agents named. slum
Bid and man.
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
liET\\'E EN
NEW YORK
AM)
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
'i‘ilii l’ilUi’ELLEiL‘é
(lily of Norwalk
AND
EAGLE
....V. 1'
.a.
.. .____... ~qu
. «paranorm
“'1“ lew l'icr 2i. i-l. it.
New l‘urk. at ftp. til. liloskmuu street
I; an Norwalk lip. m.: South Norwalk Bill
p. m.
l-‘rvigl-t received from 7 s. m. to 5p. m.
l' «in an titration in syn-nu thr (it; 0! Stir»
wnl nwl “In will is: sent for vim-ta] lots at
i‘n-isht anywhere in new York or Itn vicinity.
W‘Allprmma Im- turbid trotting any of
the employee"! the blatant ibis line on an
mm n the on Mrs titer-ml. IS
ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHEB STflNE.
General Contractor and Sam
Business a Spatially.
F. M. Pierce,
”or ill. It. am "‘4l‘lflm. No.7 l‘rua-
limoshJM l . t m..r.. Norwalk.
loll! l
0.flelllN&80N
mutt it. ”all".
ti Washington It. Be. Ismlt
2? Ida Itrsst Kuwait.
Bakers. Councillors.
ICE CREAM.
inhibit“! WWW“
BRENNAN’SA”
m
Norwalk Chronicler