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Started For the Ha.-
Mislands.
Mill. Hill Follow a l'reosdnut—A
t.‘
his y to Hawaii. He will pro
the entire commission and no
_ miter will be appointed.
mumibought that three com.
,, would be appointed, but. the
,dscided toscud only one represent.
”that sspecial envoy instead of a
, V ‘v would serve the purpose better
it” commission.
alt. Blounthasall along occupied acou-
aver-live position on the subject of an-
Wri Hawaii ever since it was first
JAMES if. nwcsr.
m
In. mount, it is believed, will invear
tights the questions of how the overthrow
of Lilioukulani’a government wus accom-
plished. whether or not the provisional
government really represents the popular
name)“ of the islands and whether or
not the annexation of the islands is deslrn»
bla as a basins. matter.
'I'Ia Administration's Position.
While settling these questionr, it is for
that another] that Mr. Blount will inform
its provisional government that the nor
datum will not aid in maintaining“
W any but foreign aggression. It
will not mstain it against any other form
’dgovarnmnt the people of the islands
was“ to attempt to establish.
(run “that the administration early
rec-trod information which was deemed tt
ll reliable that the overthrow of Queen
«Hilltokalani and the establishment of n
"mvislnnai government were the result of
a plan formulated by the sugar producing
Moi the islands. and which were
lartharedin San Francisco. Upon receiv
‘0
ill this information the withdrawal of the.
may and the appointment of an envoy
to investigate the situation were determ-
ined on.
Ir. Cleveland’s Callers.
Wasanro'roa. March lit—4mm: early
main: until the afternoon Mr. Cievc
land was kept busy receiving visitors.
A“; his callers were a delegation of
w ministers. Their mission was in
‘ ' "" adorancctptho Chiueaeexclusion law. The
DU. they said, was extremely harsh, and
waist! Mary to American interws in
. China Ir. Cleveland told the delegation
M h was to a great extent powerless in
“I matter. because he was bound to carry
”the law, but he promised to do what he
' Dali.
Wh- tho president panned into the pub
. Ithallway the waiting room had becom-
medsd that there was scarcely around.
increase in it. Many went away without
using the purulent.
“fortunate was ftrpreaentatlvo flic-
‘ M 11 Kentucky, who presmm-ri his
will“. for the internal revenue ml.
W in his district—Thomas llell of
m. Bruwr irby of flood: t'ar.
can. with Judge Earle. or attorney
of South Carolina. who want; the
attornryahip for his state.
Daniel M. ltamdell. marshal for
tbs of Columbia, and one of Gen-
dll Harrison’s moat intimate friends. had
a «that with the president. in
, hate-derail his resignation inform
. _ 7 . nirvana—ho an. itsnsdeli about
India's southern and western tour
it an have m'aorlleilghtfol
spoke pleasant 1 par»
dilation-with General Ba . of
in the highest forms. and
a duck hunting
very sensible and health
Whining la tbs finale.
'm,lanhlt-Tbr open sea
Atari the asaata was comprised within
a; ' Iflaliaahoar. Intimidation
. _ ' of same month: '
manna-wa-
VsIIasral milling of members & rt-
.l' -tha ran not been «a
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illus- Clnalrnauiipr—Gscn-
‘sf' the Force In llr. Horton's
.March lbw—Mr. Blount is ,
curate Honolulu. Mr. Bloom. con- .
Med by a secret commission from the
islands lastwintcr. He is credited with‘
rings suspicion that the United State-
' ice. It is my intention to continue that
onslalsmight have encouraged the mo
V ‘ little. and thereby put themselves in a
. position tobc accused of having taken a
part lathe establishment of the govern-
meat with which they were now asked to
art B. Brown who was appointsdtobs
postmaster st lieadvllle, Pa. in addition
to being onnof the first appointaeatoam ‘
office. has atthc outset broken tbs lull mid
tobavs been laid down by the postofla de-
partment that newspaper men should not
be appointed to office Mr. Brown is the
owner and editor of The Ila-eager. pub
Hatred at Meadville. '
Mmbliean Clair-lamb!"
Warrants-ms. March Ill—«Tho Republic
an caucus finally agreed [upo‘the chair-
manships as follows:
lir. Sherman of chip was awarded the m
forencc committee: engrnued hills. Mr. Allison
of Iowa; epidemic discuss. Mr. Jones of No»
“on; private land claims. Mr. Halo of Maine;
. committee to investigate the umdltloa of the
Woman river in front of Washington.Mr. rm
of Maine; mlman suffrage. Mr. ifoarof Males»
chnactts: additional accommodations for the
; library of magmas. Mr. Morrill of Vermont:
‘ ave civilized tribes of indium. Blr.Tellcr of
Colorado: transportation and aaloof meatprod—
nets. Mr. Plan of Connecticut: orwporatbus in
the District of Columbia. Mr. Aldrich of Rhoda
Island; revolutionary claims Mr. Cameron of .
Pennsylvania; claims of citizens of United
Stateaagainst the government of Nicaragua.
Mr. Hawlcy of Connecticut.
Says Congress Was Kat Responsible.
Wasaixoroxv. March ill—it is demo at
the Capitol that congress is responsible for
the necessity of a suspension of civil serv-
ice examinations in certain states because
of a failure of appropriation- to meet ex—
penses of examiners. Representative Say‘
era says the house of representatives was
not mked for any deficiency appropriation.
Therefore Mr. Sayers holds that the com-
mittee and not congress is responsible in
the matter.
Carlisln Will Follow a handout.
WAsnumr-os, March id.~Secretary Can
lisie says: “it has been the uniform cus~
tom for many years to regard the light—
house establishment as anonpartisan aerv‘
custom. No light keeper will be disturbed
by me merely because of his political opin-
ions.
Rear Admiral Harmony Retires.
Wasummox. March ill—Rear Admiral
David B. Harmony has been relieved from
command of the Asiatic station and ordered
home. Some time ago he applied for re-
tirement under the 40 years’ service law,
and his request was granted.
Secretary Morton to Reduce llis Force.
Wasmxornx. March ill—Secretary Mor-
ton has concluded that several pmitiona
are not essential to the success of his do-
pnrlment and will shortly notify tho in-
cumbents that their places are vacant.
They will not be filled.
Gnaham's Privata Secretary.
Wasnr‘su'rov, March Ill-Mr. KenoIaw
M. Landis of Chicago was appointed priv-
ate hecrctnry to the secretary of state. Mr.
Landis is a young lawyer of Chicago, and
is an intimate friend of Judge Gresham’s
loudly of lOIiff standing.
PERHAPS ANOTHER RECEIVER.
Property of the Row England [load At-
tached at llartlonl.
HARTFORD. March ill—What is consid-
ercd hero to be a movement looking toward
placing the New York and New England .
railroad in the hands of a receiver, wan
made by Sheriff Preston and Sheriff Tom-
liusoa of New Haven and deputies. who
went to East Hartford and attached the
property of the company at the carahopa
and yards. The attachment was made at
the instigation of Stickney. Cunningham
d: (‘o.. a Pennsylvania concern, with omen
in New York. which has a large bill for
coal against the company. The attachment
is for sloop».
0n the arrival of the deputies at the
yards Engineer Burridge was running an
engine from the engine home. Sheriff
Tornlinson informed him that if he did not
run the engine back to the house he should
put him under arrest. The engine was it
turned to the home. Master Mechanic
Hum-tone ordered all engines into the
voundhouu and telegraphed to Superla-
tendrnt Hammond for instructions f-lir
teen engines were put in the rnundbouan.
The force of 200 men stopped work and
left the yards. The officers attached all the
can belonging to the New York and New
England Railroad company. The onlccn
are endeavoring to find parties to receipt
to the sheriff for the amount of the attach-
ment.
President Mcleod says of the aflair:
“The book» of the auditor showed that
there is due Mount. Stick nay, Cunningham
8: Co. the sum of “2,357. for which no do
mand has ever been made upon the corn-
pany, so fun» iom able to learn. I all
convinced that this is but another effort of
persons interested in opposing on roads to
cripple the public service of thlscornpany
and to maltr- further unwarrantsbls at.
tucks upon it. The report of Provider“
Forums for the past your shows such am
just lndlacrimlnatlon and eil‘ortstola to
this property in behalf of rival rail in-
tmata that i am constrained to believe
that a most gigantic conspiracy against the
mall’s interests has been set on fun."
Law-ail»: ls (Smartest.
Thurman. March mum whatever-ad
thsblil appropriating mm for a state
normal school at Wlillmantto and thaact
authorising the city of New Motion to so»
53'“ park ctnnrnhwtooen and lavas are,
k bonds The house would the
ant pass set of run, under which the state
a... alrrady paid about ”.mtotha ratt-
roads fortrenspovlatiouof mmhsrstoand
from the capital during scram
Aa Miter llsraswalppsd.
Nu Yon. Havel lam-Ono week ago
Miss Mary "stamina. the pretty litterin-
lsw of View 1.. llrnlnnflold. editor of the
flatbosh Press. bought a while handled
dogwhlp and mods the threat that aha
would chastise «some White. an editorial
writsvoa the flatbed: flaunt-or. Last
night abs whipped White for half a block.
Whlts had printed an objectionable article
in which site was mentioned.
facile-turn capttal ataaa W
mannequin no
The Awful Vengeance of Chi:
nese Villagers.
HEARTS OFFERED 111’ AB HIGHER
Italy Isa Wm Snot llown In Their Own
Juana. and I'wo “'Oru Tortured In a
Manner Almost Incredible—diam”
Fdr Ibo Murder of a Patriavuh's Son. .
San Fnaxcrsoo, March lilo-Tbs follow-
ing news was received by the steamship
L‘ily of Rio do Janeiro, which has arrived
from Yokohama.
On Jan. 15 last two piratical crafts ran
into one of the numerous inlet: in the vi-
cinity of the city of Shobpu, called Fan-Tu,
for shelter. Some of the pirates landed
ostensibly for the purpose of making pur-
chases. but most likely to res if any busi-
ness could be done in their particular call-
ing. Tho millans thought they and their
junks were sufficiently disguised and that
they could allay suspicions concerning their
real t‘lllllDR. But as Fun-Tu ba'd suffered
repeatedly from deprednt ions of the humor
our sea pirates along the coast of Cho-
kiang. and had lost. some of their number
at their hands, it hnplx-ned that some of
the pirates who landed were recognized by
the inhabitants of the village, who, how.
ever, held their tongues while the pirates
were in sight.
The Alarm Silently (liven.
No sooner had the men returned to their
innksthan the alarm was silently given,
and the principal men of the village imme-
diately called upon two brothers who were
otlicvrs belonging to one of thengirncnts
gorrisouing Ningpo The brothers were
asked to lend a body of their fellow vil-
lagers who had determined to Emanu-
geancc upon the pirates. Amordinglym
well armed villagers surprised the free-
hooteruduring a raging storm. The two
piratical junks were surrounded.
In aniinute the two juuknswarmed with
the villagers. who amid the shouts of their
comrades on the shore bunt open on
batches and doors of the cabins and poured
a stream of bullets upon thefllor Mpimtea
who Were huddled together on the lower
:leclls.
Being taken by snrprive. hardly any n:—
sislnncc was made. All of the pirates but
two new allnmt bucked into pit-run by the
adapt-rand \'illil;.'t’l'-. ’ “no-ac mu pirates
\vero saved to he made away with in n dif-
ferent manner.
it seemed that unmnglhe many villagers
who had been killed by the pirates on other
(terminus there won a non of the [urtriarch
of the village.
l'lungnl Knives Into 'Ib-lr Bro-us.
At daylight the two pirates. escorted by
the whole conimunity. were led to the
young man's grave. and after belugaecured
tn stakes rm: of tho noun-Qt rrlutivesofthn
(l and man plunged their knives into the
hr 'alxlfi «i luv pll’ltfl‘fl, and ripping open
thrir luulim mtrneted their hearts. which
um: um pm on a plate and placed on the
- np-m which were lighted candles and
‘ l ~ff: l ..'.
- . l...~ un-agoiug on the female
. r .- ll'ul'ltat‘xlfllmfil inmouru-
:lwml la‘wlde the grave, cry-
. {mg out to the spirits of the
n-I. :
lug. v.
in: Hill
dcml t.» m-n-iw the racnflve lhnt was being
allure-ti.
The «nit-rioga were then left at the grnvc
at the moi of the ghastly ceremonies. and
thr- villagers proceeded to magnet tho
pimtical junk“ nfler having first thrown
the bodies uvrrlmunl into the Ben.
The plunder from the junkam golrl,silvsr,
silks. callus and rlcrwwaa then equally di-
vided among the families who had previ-
ounly «offered at the hands of the pirates.
and aa a finale. the juutts were towed into
the stream and set on fire and burned to
tho wallet ’5 edge.
Resign-non of Janice Lincoln.
FALL llrvrzn. Mam. March iii—"SM!
Juatlre Lin-'01!) of the district court has
resigned as tho molt of a recent quarrel in
court with Judge Blaladsli, befor- whom
Hula A. lirmlnn was arraigned. Mr. Lin»
coin was trying a simple case of assault
fore the judge, which was " “ ‘ _
Mr. Lincoln'- client, and the lawyer immo-
dialely spoke out, alleging unfair trrat~
manna the ground that the defendant
was a client of .ludgo iliaiadril. Judge
Bialadel! inflicted on penalty on Mr. Lin-
coln antitank no notice of bin armh. A
"rectal Ins-cling of tho liar association will
be held. if Mr, linmln repeaw hlschnrgas
Governor iluravli will have to onlor an in‘
vestlgallon.
law luhtasvy for "In (Yam
Holman. March Ill—Thu Carnogls
Steel company has (mic-ml a new prm for
its armor plat/a works at this place-man
enormous piece of machinery that will coat
over u,utl).wtlufrom \l‘llwmh & i.‘o.. of
Manchestrr, England. it will be the
lamest plum of machinery of the kiwi in
this country. and perhaps in the world.
Tho press will have a capacityof MW
tons.
Public lat-vast Wasting.
Pants. March law'f'hers was hot await
aluminum at the trial of (ibarleade In
apps and his fellow defendants in the“
are court. Patna lam-t a to
have waned. Tbs advocate general naked
form punishment of all Mud-nu
I. Bourgeois has mount the one. of
ra- Iovr minar- 1n.- Haw-got.
Burns. Havel: la—llr. It Raw
dolph was rimmed mm! t illc Inso-
agvr of the New York and N England
railroad. All other officers. ta and
employees of the mnpany will continue to
m in their present positions until other»
who ordered.
Ir. airtime rev-ts.
gasket of The W aaysthatflr.
Machines torvstarsdlpls-atie
"tutti-swirl: Venomo- them
anew; ham-“W
W
or titanium n. IIIIlBE.
WMWLM ally
your Mirth-influx
done; where their
motto is Qiilck-
nose,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
Neatnoss,
‘ r enoucevoulvats carafe.
”f
The small-w of Canada Mas-tip
Diamond Pro and can.
PJuscl'ros.N. J.. March ld—Ths first
debating contact ever held between Prince-
ton snd Yals took place in the Beoond
Prrahytevian church. lion. Alexander ’1'.
McGill. chaucslloroi Row Jersey. presided
and introduced the contestants. The qua.
tion for debate was. ”Resolved, That the
Beneficial to the United States." 1‘
ton supported thsafilnnativa and Yale tbi
negative. 4 .
Donald McColl opened the debate for
Princeton. fie developed the gust advaw
tags to be gained from our having the Ca—
nadian wheatflslds, fore-tr, Movies and
mineral resources at our disposal. A com«
menial union would have to be madswith
England. which is clearly impracticable.
Political union, however, would bring ab-
solute militaiy security.
He was followed by J. l. Chamberlain.
who opened Yale's debate. no emphasised
the gravity of the proposition under an,
ensaion. ape-king of tho ammo square
miles in Canada. the annexation of which
would double our present area. He dis-
claimed the necessity forannealng any new
territory.
J. F. Ewing, the secoml debater for
Princeton. opened his debate by a brief
summary of the commercial advantages
enumerated by his colleague. Mr. McColl.
and then showed that three advanta‘gm
would only come by political union. “Why
then," he asked. “is commercial union to
be preferred if it will not bring oven full
commercial benefits!"
The next speaker for Yule. WJ). beeper.
said that the lane raised was distinctly
one between a republican and an imperial
form of government. The object of the
two oogld never be the same.
McCresdy Sykes closed the avgnmentfor
Princeton by rrferringto the annexation of
Alaska. which. he said. was the poorest
parthCansda. that the annexation of
further portions would not more serioust
disturb osthan did the annexation of that
entail country.
The last epeaker for Yale. W. E. Thomas,
said that nation» are not formed on geoing.
ical lines alone. but that there must be
common interests. The Canadian practice
of bribery in elrrtlons must not be over-
looked. nor the British sympathlura who
\vnuld prove an element of (ll-affection
nfn-r union. After tho debate a banquet
was given in University bull.
The Republican National Imagine.
SEW Yolrx, Mandi ill—Tbs subexecutive
colrtrnitteu of the National Republican
lenguela made up as follows: President,
James S. Cinrlzwn. r-x-ofilcio: James A.
Blanchard of New York. chairman: A. ll.
Humphrey of New York. secretary; I. if.
Manley of Maine. Isaac Trumbo of Cali—
fornia. F. P. Allen of Michigan, J. W.
Patchrll of lntllaua, John M. Thurston of
Nebraetks. R. “'. Austin of Alabama, “7.
E. Riley of Kentucky, 8. W Tracy of fill-
noia. John R. RI‘Ibinwn of Pennsylvania.
J. P. Kelly of “’isconsin, It. do ll. Clay of
Virginia and Frank J. Cannon of Utah.
The Anllwtalsr luring Bill signed.
Tnm'mx. March 16. ~Goveranr “fem
has signed the ill making horse racing for
puma or prizes unlawful in the months of
December, January and February. The
governor has also approved the following
bills: Authorizing inferior courts to trans—
fer liquor licenses; authorizing the- forma-
tion of traction companies and regulating
the same. and fixing the minimum mlnry
nf pom-rum"; in third clan countieo at
H.200 per year.
In Memory of Honour! Butler.
Bonus. March lb.~'f'remont tvmplr was
well filled by no audience gather-«l m
linieu to the Neutral B. i’. iluller menu rial
exercises undr-r the auspm-s of the oil} of
“non. Thu-re were many ladies in at-
tendance, and the cub-gist. "on. F. T
limnrnigc of lame”, was liberally ap-
plaudrcl.
The View l‘nshlsnt's Iraq-flow.
Wasmxorox. March lib-Tim rrceprion
to Vice President Steven-on at tile ml-
deucs of tienator McPherson was attendml
by a large representation of the pnuuiornt
people of the capital. It was mmethfng of
an innovation in lbs line of receptions. the
guests being gentlemen only,
M ' ll. ' larva-d".
Ewan Asmara. March Io.—A ill-patch rr
mired here from Carina. the manly ”at
of Zapata county. states that then: have
surrendered to the man 40 Mexican revo
lutioolata. in addition to these nix more
have surrendered to the United Staten
"Wm M--. - M.-.
Itosvvt of 'I'radv liar-quot.
Wmv, March idm'i'he "mud annual
banquet of the Marwvhuwtls state board
of twin was held at tho itevm flan».
There were present almot loo mum"...
Governor Russell and eat-Secretary hip-
chlld made speeches.
I’lllul Illa Aged walk".
Br. 1.011s. March lacuna...) Murray.
altar a dispute with his wife. attempted to
about her. The bullet instead struck and
killed his 67 mn‘ old mother. who at
tempted to shield her daughter fvmn the
jealous man's fury.
Ir. Vandal-area Retires.
natvrumrr. March fun-Hr. Harry R.
Vcwierhorat. for many years the fro-ad of
tho Baltimore Baseball club, has Mimi
from the presidency of the club and fur-
batm succeeded by Hr. Edward lianloo.
Ilalla Isl a Candidate.
mvmsto. Manna. Haven faults—u...
Iessat Governm- William ll. [falls rays
that howlll not permit the on of his name
is connection with the William remains»
lion few governor this year.
A Vaulting m Miss.
Brawn. March ill-win the pole vaulta
lag coma-t to the armory (2. Ford. Actor-
nsn of this city vaulted to feet. hating
thwart-1's Indoor record held by him-all
by two loch-n.
mmwath-mus.
firsssarotts. ”arch n-J'h block
sooueaa mvamfiiii' "crate.
"as Ioidlers Apparently cmstIaa' tho
llama leslters 0st.
Gnvnnrs,0. '13.. March ll.-——The Charo-
kes strip is being invaded by Women,
hundredv of them were seen there no-
carnped along the line of the Santa Fe
road. Atroop of cavalry have been at»
tinned about 12 miiea south of Kansas
City, which is f2 miles from thaKan-ss
Peaceful Annexation of Canada Would be ill:
a. Movers are ballot] at this point and
rlnaa ordered to move on. The grass through
the strip has been burned, and hardship to
aettlers with their stock is apparent. There
Is every evidence that an invasion of the
Cherokee outlet is threatened, and the
opinion is general that the soldiers cannot
keep tbs homo set-km out. Men with their
wives and children. with some stock. in.
tend to invade the promised land. and
from indications it seems that if the land
is not thrown open to settlement trouble
is inevitable.
‘ A countess Altacbsd.‘_
Mann"). March iii—Tho Countou Go
rnar narrowly escaped rumination at the
bands of a trusted mauservant. A maid-
servant ran to the assistance of the count-
ess. and theinfuriatod man wounded both
the maid and her mistress. Then he turned
his revolver against himself and fired with
fatal rcault. The countess and maid may
recover.
The Pope and Franco his-gm.
ROME. March id. ~Scrions friction is
threatened between the Vatican and
France in regard to the appointment ofa
primate in Africa to succeed the late Car-
diusl Lavigeric. The pope 0:"de that
France shall provide the primate witha
flaed allowance for his maintenance,“
to this the French government objects.
Will l’rpsacuta O'Brien.
Tattoo, March m-.\t. J. O'Brien. for»
rnerly treasurer of the Catholic Knights of
America and who defaulted in the sum
of 876.000 'of the funds of the order, met the
supreme officers of the organization here
with a view of making a settlement. but
his "on was rejected, and the concern will
pmvwcute.
A Sulclvla Eaton by Crows.
ilcsnsoros, L. 1.. March l6.~'i‘bs body
of Stephen Brush was found hanging from
a tree near this village. He had evidently
conrmilted suicide. Crows had eaten most
of the tit-ah from his bones. and it was the
great number of these birds flying about
the tree that led to the discovery of the
body.
ling]. Tan Systs- Unsonatitutlonal.
BALTBIORF. March ld-Tbe court of ap-
peals has decided that a tax upon land
alone for the support of the government of
this state is not in accordance with the pro
visions of the atate constitution and can-
not be enforced.
‘l’o Impeach Nebraska onciala.
Insects. .\'rb.. March lc.—A resolution
was introduced in the legislature to hu-
paach all the present state officers and ex-
state oillcrrv implicated in fraudulent prac-
tices unearthed by investigating commit.
teca
Steal-err Released I'm- tho loo.
Kisosrox. .\'. Y.. March lit—The ailunv
lion at the month of Random crack is
much improved. All the steamers that
were fast In the icrpack there have been
brought in and tied to their dosh.
Alleged Tampering With Belarus.
Warmtmo. X. Y, March lit—J. ‘8. Mon-
gin and (hear Bahcock were arrested for
allrgui ramperinn with the returns in the
charter election of March 7. They were
admitted to boil in (1.000 each.
Donovan Pie-lied Nut (luilty.
Saw Your, March fil,——i"lton-ncr f. Don-
oran. exmniminioner of arbitration and
mediation, pleaded not guilty in his trial
for manslaughter in connection with the
deathgf Margaret Mauzonl.
The lisp-au- Aceoaut liens-dad.
Ataaxv. March lit-There was a wran-
gle lo the assembly over the additional ap
pmpriatlon of tanom for the World's fair,
and the expense account of the state com-
ml-ion waa demanded.
Ilsa-daily Crlpplad by Ito—Inn's Hrs.
llnsvmv. March id.-’i'be Ralpath Broth-
sra Manufacturing company, who were
burned out in the big fire, are financially
crippled and will assign. Their liabilities
are said to be 0100.000.
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the long run.
_ Take
No Other.
Makes an every-d _ convenient: of an
old-time luxury? ure anJ wlrnlesomc.
Prepared with scrupulous are. Highest
award at all For: Food Expositions. Each
adage makss hm lame fits. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
NONE Swan brunt.
HERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. V.‘
uizly
Willi Hill "8
a few days. and you win he startled at tho m:- t
peeled inert-n that will reward your darts \\ ,.
positively have the best barium to o'er an apt:
be found on the in" of this earth.
. t on [75.00 worth of hualma i~
bvln cavity and honorably made by and paid to
fur of men, women, burs. and girls in our
era oy. You can malr money faster at wort for
art a on have any idra of. The hadneu is to
easy to armami iartrwlonn so tintpk and plain.
that all turned from the lillf Those who tatt-
hold of the custom reap me advantage that
arises from the sound aniaflol of one of the
oldest. most successful. and largest publishing
boa-es la Amrrlrs. .‘leenrr for voemlf the prams
that the business wmdlly audhsattvotn-iy yields.
All beginners rust-«d madly. and more than
realis- rhelr gnuut rapt-nation. more who
t it lad exactly as wr tell than. The" ltpieaty
a?” for a few more workers. and we urge
than to so a at once. If you an- alnsd cu.
oyeII.hat vs a few spare nmmrntsnnt wish
our them to adv-map, then write I! at one
fov thin it our grand cumin-fly). and recent
l rtlcu an by rrlnvn mil. Adda-st.
til: 1 60.. IM no. one. Augusta. Is
that ran
Wm. March ld.--.\fany Chloamvn vis-
ited the lateral building to rrgi-ter under
the exclusion act. Their example will be
generally followed by othm In this city
and vicinity.
In. llwwarvl lllil lining.
Noawars.(fnon..ltamh rowan Aonls
Howard. who left her imprint Sunday.
has not. yet returned. and searchers are an-
able to obtain oven the fainter» claw to her
whereabouts.
lav-e, as. Its-poled...
Palm N. Y..‘ larch fa~nurglsvs
broil» Into Postmaster 7. it. Bug’s-tore
in this place and blew ones the rats. They
militiamen-year!” worth of post-
I’m-'9‘
Carter Harrison's .
Carcaso. larch ram Album,
"”23"" of ”whirl-hem
ins orraayov
lie-as. The nomination was by m
tins.
upswing “new lass-I.
(Manama. starch ltu’l’h turban
”meals" with a hot game ba-
twvva tbs marital-in and firmware-ma
it mired in a tie. the score standing 7
lot.
Athenians-MAW».
an l’aaxcuco, flare! town» noes
famous allMMsAthlatio club, the-seas
unmmdahfladpammntahs
find the
mercurial-lam
fmuvrtu. larva rum in W
whammmwrnm
"mammal . I“
W Mists-Item
MWOrohr-ihwym In
“shift-mint» famous
lab-mam} format-art.
is
W. L. DOUGLAS
03 SHOE uli’th
"asset?
E2? l.. "'""'
”3' as as»
“manta-dc. .
’1. I. m-
manor-mm
wan-WW” “In
llllll SBIIIllB f: syn.
nations.
. Braves.
Ti N WA R E
mm in all its Broom
nu nocmurmssuvmu
T. 8. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwaik. 'll
lfllllflilll
Z—~AND~
CELERY
KiLiB ALL PAIN AND lNVlinRA'f’ES
Till! SYSTEM
flu lime Aches.
in More Restless Days.
lit More Sleepless flights.
With increasing Appetite. and puffer! Diges-
tion lit-p: takes thr plan of ulmpnir; your
daily duties become :- deligm and Lin-a
ioy.
Then amp that cough with
Yankee
LUNG ssouuu.
Asia your nv-igh or about ll.a::nf if not fully
mom inquire at the
0in Drug Store,
a: wasulso'rox $11.
Or of
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NUR‘VAlJi. (1'.
(let the Besli
“ Perfect”
F four.
Dibble & Uomstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
flour. It is a better flour than
Joncs’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more bread to the barrel
because it is a stronger flour;
that is, it will talus more water.
It requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the beat. anal to
suit or no sale.
85.25 buys a barrel.
.055 buys a 245 lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 buy 3 8 lbs
Buy,
'l‘ry.
Price low,
Quality high.
~-—-v— ”‘-
ilihllie &. Comsmcl’s.
DR. F. W. DAwa’lER.
I'Oh‘l' OFFICE lil'lllllNli.
Snuff Mr“ tf ..
50. ‘SOitlYALK.
( an!“
Painless lDwentistry
Twill filled nml Ettrrutmi without pain
l‘ruu n and Bridge Work.
“EST HEY ”I" FEET“ 0) Bill! l'ul'llfllili.
$8 $8
50 better matte no matter how much you pay.
Truth ntrarlui without pals. - {air
(flu. “film-d Air or Arophcnel.
Teeth cleaned. » ~ - . :fr
Teeth filled wtlh Amalgam. — - L‘."
Teeth filial with l‘iallmim. - — .o
Truth filled with fluid. . film and up
All Work liuaraatred.
0mm...” from I a. In. until 9 p. In.
Intranet» N». c Wanhlngton sf. m iy
E. l. TBMLINSUN
licensed Pharmacist.
to
i. MTWHoyt.
W. o» W...
Drugs. Chemicals
_ Altltw
U I
Fancy Tllilill imcles.
M
gprrmmncmmmm
pageant-Jul will deny utmost to via-
i'bysieiaas‘ Prescription a llpeefslty.
5.0. Tommsqm.
Roadsters, Btdnoss and
Work Hum.
”MT”-
wort
nu
trill a
Alla-PE
”I...
fionsssi *
vou can not» m ’
Freshest FIB {3
1N var cm. in: mm .
MAPLE sun ~
TO 82 “AD.
Irrunrn non slums.
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL as if.
Hunt & Zeiuff
$2 Warhiagton street.
Successors to B. (l. lorrls k (30.
CAPITAL. arr-1,000.
54 tudhury 8t.. Boston, first.
F i re and
._|;\~
V,“
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AXI)’
DEPOSIT WORK OF ill KliillS.
The Best Safe: in the World.
150,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
1710 will in Lvnn \fns-x int-e timt at if
_ _ . . .... . N
as here .1) of our raft-.- w n: rllfljtfclellglrfinleflw'
bent. pun-«run: lin-‘ir t'nnlenh.
f'lUS iiElfIliiil al~n in the Great
l- xrg lZl llfl. in the tireat Boston Fire
x..l in p.11 the great tires since. Sean
l‘arh. Agent-a wanted. 913m
um and Reliable”
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
liE'f’l‘fi-I [IX
NEW YORK
A X i)
South Norwalk
AND
Norwaik. .
TH E f’flOPE [LEV-S
8in of Nurwalk
AND
EAGLE
..., .'
l
. 1 ~
.,.. U‘g‘fi'fu—‘J'l‘w:
. “.43.
Will [have i’lvr 2). H. 1L. (litre-km“! 51ml
5e“ \or'... at 5 p. In.
Ll-nyr Surnlllk 5p. m.: South Sorwalk 65.!)
p_ m. '
Freight l'u‘rlfl'll from I a. in. to .3 p. m.
l'pun application to ugvnfn the I ‘lty of Nor-
walr. and Eagle will in: wot for special inhoi
freight unymhrrr in hm York or ltn vlrlnlu.
WAN persona urn fnrhlrl trusting any of
the mnrlnyrnnf the boulevnf lilia lltio on If-
counr n the m urn tlu rmf. .
ALL SIZES OF
unusurn STONE.
General Contractor and, Save:
Business a Spatially.
F. M. Pierce,
"or m. ‘4- ' til i. ll.
scwalh.e'h|aa. p , v‘rimilmo", '2'.-
bfl f
inhuman
Hut-reason to (3. it. ”all".
if Valium It, 8o. Israeli
if Illa than lsorvrlt.
Bakers. dilutions.
iCE CREAM.
crown Worm».
ancwaul‘s 4’
Restau ran t,
rasnmrsrnsrm.
hmmlflmdyirvhflana
so sad as cannon mm.
Drum n.”
ANll sum
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Norwalk Chronicler