Were Killed. but the Re-
ports Came in Slowly.
'gmromsmvvrwrm
“hi Children Swept Away Hot to
u “fill—"lids l-‘a-illaa m“
oases tsa' lilac-Tbs 8tar- 'I's-avsiad
Kansas late Missouri.
. WWI. April 13.~—As communicav
”h becomes open with the
mow-sen hamlets through Kansas
. ‘Hbourl, which were cyclone swept.
lib-unalwsysmaklngsccessions
themsnyiivss sacrificed. is received, thp
_~lcxtlltot the storm becomeekuown.
n‘hlrnpdble to get the names of the
Mme. however, and in most instances
“fin am 0; the destruction wereiu—
emulate
.. numbers known to have been
,‘Hllad and I) or 40 were injured, while
ell-bale- houses as well as smaller prop-
whlsanthsaleaoi'thestorm was
build by the three tiers oi counties
115- the east-n border. nearly every
mynflerbgmorsorlsm. Montgomery
rmfln the extreme southeasternpor
“Malamute Parker,a hamlet
’ buikssoathnfludependenee.wssalmost
. totallydesiuyed.
la- stur- lot [no-I.
WMavlilage in Crawford county.
m merely. A meager dispatch
mmmmtbatitiafalfldthat
thsludllieintheoutlying eouutzydls
many lives are reported lost. The
oi Willis, Event and Powhatan
, "partly duollahed and several people
Near Robinson E. P. Polton
was m by lightning and killed.
nu part0! the cyclone which struck
Walnut. Kan, continued northward, and
“in; Missouri struck sneeenively the
nail towusoi lisyview. Page City and
We. At St. Joseph a cyclone
wnrking from west to east and covering a
flips! country two miles wide and live
lull. long eansed- considerable damage.
Several is were killed.
Isak City six deaths have so isr
3- Will Walker,a prosperous
may er,was at the supper table with
wife and three children when his brick
house was blown over, completely burying
him and all his children. Two oi the chil-
drnwers smothered in the debris. The
thirdwssissrlnlly mangled 1w. Hutch-
hon. an aged iarmer in the same neigh-
h'lhood. auiiered the loss oi his wife and
“empiric demolitionoi his house and
was badly crippld. hire Ii. Y. Luke and
Wm killedoutright. Farther on,
Min 'l'udhuuter's barns were demolv
that! and a small negro girl killed on his
farm. There are numerous reports and
rumored deaths at Dover and “'averly,
but making authentic can be secured.
Blown Away and Killed.
mamas. Mo, April ill—lo the
m part oi Crawford and the eastern
flit d Dent counties the cyclone killed
”other. At Hawkins Bank,Willism
Ah. the engineer at the mines. and
thrsamsuhythenameol Laywere killed.
Uh hyhas been blown away and has not
I“ found. A unall child was also blown
W. W. A. Wilson was seriously hurt.
t Ctmdray oi the mines was
hurt and his wife is also badly in-
IIIII. All the dwellingn and a bag store
WWII down. At Jsbwins' postolllee
tour men were killed. On Dry creek.
Crawlers! eonnty, the residence oi A. M.
Graemwho was confined to his bed.was
‘ harloarnhythewlud sndtheoldlreutle
men killed. At Midland bridge Charles
AH! wasbiown iron: the bridge and
towed.
r
has! and learn. -
ll. 1).. April lib—The Bed river
y all day long. and the water is
doors oi the city waterworks.
park is surrounded entirely by a
water ll) yards wide and residents
and iorthbyruesusoi boats A
liar oi barns and outbuildings have
away and some houses areal-
aud the residents driven out.
has iornud user the south
have barn at work all day
to break it. from
ts that the water is sub-id
rain turned to s iurioor
m and the storm rivals the nsost
we hhasrd oi the season.
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end Inworkosu hart-Just revealed the (our
Plans and estimates finished ior either
hotwatesutsamsrhot heating. .
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wenurwuarssr. “ ‘
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was completely destroyed and the night
operator’s wile killed. A colored child was
ilso killed. Only two houses are now left
standing.
Over 'Iweuty-ilvo Killed In liens-vi.
Srr. home, April 13.~lt is now certain
that there was no loss oi life in this city.
nor were any very serious injuries sus-
taiued by any one. The property lo- will
be great. however, aggregating over rice.-
mo. Trains from all sections were from
one to three bours’ bur-,having beende-
hyed by washours and landslides. The
death list for the state now reaches overfl.
and it cannot be ioretold how much it may
be increased. ‘
GOMPERS WANTED NO ARRESTS.
Hartline-lure" "milled in filers Ibo Cni-
ters and Arbitrato-
Nrw Ynltit, April l3.-—The executive
board oi the Clothing Manufactured as
sociatlon met again to consider the otter of
the locked out cutters. looking toward a
meeting of committees from both sides.
President Gompers assured the board that
he was disappointed because of the arrests,
as be was working fer a settlement oi the
diniculty. Vice ‘r‘ ’ ‘ ‘ M ‘ ' ' of
the Clothing Manufacturers’ association
said that the arrests did not disooucert the
association. but that he could not speak
for the executive board.
At the adjourned meeting oi the execu.
tive committee oi the Clothing Manufac-
turers’ association it was decided that the
entire board be appointed a committee to
meet the committee oi live appointed by
the American Federation oi Lnlpr to con-
sider conciliatory measures {or terminab
ing the present lockout of clothing cutters.
The Last I! the Ants-ea.
Autonomous, N. M. April ill—Tele-
graphic advices say that troops have just
been sent by the Mexican government irom
Chihuahua to Temobic to exterminate the
friends and sympathizers who are emulat-
ing the example and seeking to avenge the
extermination oi the Spartan bond of A1-
tecs in September last. It was the last
known tribe of the Aztec ruce. This little
bond. iortified within the wallsof their vil-
lnge. slaughtered Lil!) Mexican soldiersbe-
fore the last one of themselves succumbed
to the ride and bayonet. They reinsed to
pay taxes
Charred Up the Money order.
Bmam. April 13.—liarry L. Whaley
was arrested for passing a raised postodier
money order on the Tim llouse. The case
had been settled in the police court. and
the raised money order was placed on Clerk
Sherwood's desk. While the latter’s back
was turned “'hnley grabbed the money
order. thrust it into his mouth. chewed it
up and swallowed it. The net createda
great sensation in the police court.
)Illitlxs aISaIIua.
Tot-165A. April lil.~'l'he excitement over
the, perish-m attempt to lynch John Hud-
son. the nr-urn ni Selina, has extended to
Topeka. .'\ company of colored men thor-
mluhh :unlell twin [armed “I‘ll“ to Salim
to hoist liwshorlll in pmtertinghls prison-
er. bur lt~' they were about to take thetrain
this morning they were informed that Gov.
t'l'llnl’ inn-lien had ordered a militia com.
puny tn guard liu- juii.
Iimvt- -l the Prisoner.
-, l'.‘l. -\}Tii ill ~l3bnrley Sal-
m. is ( illil’tzt'ti with the murder oi
. . :.. .\'.urtln, who brought here in
lrnln .nul pincer! in the Cumberland coun-
iy jnil Fully Lilli persona througt-d about
the jail to seeh‘lnl. and the prisoner was
green-«l with shouts of “Hang hilnl" "Kill
him!" etc. The prison will be closely
guarded.
Another Sailor San-d.
Six Dime, Cal. April la.-Wllllsrn
Spencer, a sailor irum the lost ship King;
James. swam ashore on Santa Rosa islands
from the captain's boat. and had been
loumi by sheapherders in an exhausted
condition. Spenser makes the iiith man
saved. Twelve others were lost.
named lloisl and Bunker 'I'oo.
llrsmxsos, Pa, April lit—The Com-
mercial hotel at Liverpool. l’rrry county,
was destroyed by lire, and Michael llcuder~
son. a young school teacher, was burned to
death. it is thought that ileudernnu. who
is an inveterate cigarette smoker. set fire
to the bed in his room.
Iiritlsh Work—on (Ia-lag to Visit.
lew Volts. April law'l‘iie proprietors
oi the Dundee (licntland) Weekly News
have made arrangements (or sendiua a is.
borexpedltlon composed oi. representative
British workinmnen. to make a tour is
America and visit the World's lair.
The (lane a! a lisssrter. ,
Wllallh'uroa, Del. April lit—«William
Moore. a deserter irom Company ll. Thir-
teenth lulantry. now stationed In the inn
dlan territory. was arrested in this city.
Moore declares he deserted to are ior his
aged mother, who resides here.
A Coal Ulnar- fluted.
annexation. Pa. April ls~Ceal in
gym quantities has been dinorsrsd in
isdsor township. Brooms county, N. Y..
dvs miles item here. lasers are last
purchasing the adjacent lands and pres-
peeling will brain at ease.
Assiswt shoela- Isn't- unearthed.
Avurss. April iI.—-'I’hs excavations at
datioos oi the ancient templementiensl
”Horn-reshavlngheseburnsdflnc.
say priests-semiotic works oi art have
heensnsavthed.
Its-aw at s Instr». .
or. (firm Ma, are lie—The up.
murderer nausea Jae! Bios treads his ss-
irorn the county jail by battles the
casein. The sherll and his”
ous commerce
h
- hunteipsiityara in a stale boron-flag ea
'aesoegor the boards! trsdssad trans-
”ammo-satin.
any ”auditer
D
Windham Tilt
lAlli'b NDS
‘ Genuine Article. y
* its at ”Mal-ll?:l “a:
i'llillllll. Id Ila-Filth]. «as M?“ a
n....m..u...u.... nun. JillillSilli a co. mwwmmw
rtr asst-gee st. Brooklyn...
ousravrrrzn. Insomnia.
.; murmur-watt. an
Stores. Buses t llealns
to. sun. uni in nu
member
iathssitr.
WE “
ll VIBIIIIITOI 01. IIIO0E.
muons-nuns. sl iy
done. where their.
motto is Quick-
nose.
.. Accuracy and
Low Prices.
N eatnes‘s,
9-.
S’l‘fliiand month.
In
mfimmfim- m South Norwalk.
PLUMBING
1000!“ | Will".
takes thebassnrsataadsrthsuh-
All plus
solicitadareol
'meumnWfil‘
wtilhseenr ' ' '
”lives-outed arid-
lutha
hs
Elli
HEATERS.
. RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN WARE
Planting is all its uncle. ‘
nunncrrwslussnruu
T. S. 00NAL080N,
South Homalks .3
Til—EWWBLE ll 0005.].
Native Priests Stirring Up Ha-
tred Against Christians.
rm: WABBHIPS ONLY A WHITE!
Baron l‘ava Kissed Ilrs. CIovollltl'a “and
on the White Hahn steps—Republicans
Dials Ila-less Protest Against Inhala'
Confirmation—I'M An Swings lerrily.
Wasulsomx.April lit—Secretary Gresh-
am said that. the action oi this government
in directing Admiral Harmony to send a
war vessel to Cores had been taken simply
as a precautionary Measure. No trouble
had occurred. he said. but the Christians
in Cores had been threatened. and it was
to avert possible bloodshed that the United
States had sent an armed shiptothst coun-
try.
it is believed at the state department
that the trouble originated through the
" ions of native priests. Trouble
of a similar nature bu been irequeut in
China, and the recent outbreaks there
against missionaries have made the admin-
istreiiou see the necessity for quick action
in preventing any semblance at an upris-
ing against. the whites. .
While the inioruiallon iurnished the
state department by its representative in
Seoul did not represent that any onth
had occurred. but merely stated that an
uprising was (cured. Secretary Gresham
lost no time in seeing that the protection
asked for should be furnished. lie applied
to Secretary Herbert [or a ship. and the re
quest was granted immediately.
Admiral Harmony has probably received
Secretary Herbert'scable dispatch by this
time, and it is likely that one at his vessels
has started for Corcu.
Klsacsl “vs. Cleveland'- "and.
“’Asnlxc'ros, April iii -—an incident at
the White House is thus rev-united in The
Star: An old world custom was revived
on the portico oi the White Home to the
astonishment“ a number oi new world
natives who witnessed it.
Baron ana. the lrsliau minister. was
about tale-ave the executive mansion. when
Mrs. Cleveland, who had just driven up.
alighted from her Carriage. Shr paused a
few moments to converse with the retiring
dean of thediplomatic corps, and as she ex»
tended her band to say good afternoon to
him. linron Pam made it courtly bow, sud
raising her hand to his lips kissed it in true
cavalier fashion.
Ill ra. Cleveland seemed slightly elnlutr—
rassetl, the baron retired smiling, and two
western congressmen who saw the not al-
mont fell oil of the portico with lIIJllI’t“
rnent.
shack at ECICIA
Wamxoroh‘, April l3, —'l‘ha nomination
oi hickels, the young Illinois lawyer, who
was nominated to be comptroller oi the
currency. was continued by the senate in
executive session after two hours or more
had been spent in tllut'llrsniml. The Repub-
licans. under the lead of Sherman and
Molnll. ninth-ell the wiqlolu oi app-Jut-
ing to this wry n‘qmllnlillc [Mhlltun a
young man who knew nothing oi banking
alia‘lrs. Several oi the Democrat» riifr
ported by speeches the pmilicut's action.
and on u rising vole every Democrat being
iouml in iavor oi the confirmation. the lie.
publit'uus did not demand n roll call.
Nothing was said about the Roach case
new. Cos-In. olr ran.
\‘i’srulao'ros. April 13.»:ietretary Gres-
ham cut oil the olilcial head of number of
his chief subordinates. removing Robert
Chilton. the chief clerk. There will be
very few Republicans in the higher grades
outside oi the classified service: in onion un-
der Secretary link: Smith in a short time,
as be is making changes in his department
quite rapidly, Nearly all the villain oi di-
visions and lwads nl bureaus in his depart,
ment will have to no. in the land nines
there are eight cllleia of division whose up.
poinlrncut rests with him. and seven out
oi eight oi them have resigned by reqnut.
cheats-vs Under a Tmea.
Wssuum'mx, April it ~A truce has
been declared in the Choctaw lndian trou-
bles. and the militia have been ordered by
“N! Bovsmor to do nothing pending consid-
eration oi the troubles by the United States
government. A telegram lothis rlirot was
received [mm W. N. Jones. uovrrmiroi tbs
Choctawa. who also stated that n deli-gs»
lion hall leit ior Washluuton to want his
side oi the ease to the secretary.
White Ileana Police's- Ia Unitas-s.
rected that beresiu-v the metropolitan p0
lies detailed tor duty in the interior or the
White House shall wear their unllorrua
These men. who assist the ushers, have
heretoiors appeared in civilian dress
The explanation given lor- tbs change in
the apparel of the polka! pillars is that dil-
ilcnlty is sometimes experienced in bau-
dliup the large crowds.
. Nothing but a lapse.
Cmnssn. April la—Ji'he snslrs oi this
anarchy. There is a mayors-d nothing
more. Theediesrs tbsthssppoiatsrl have
not been confirmed by the merit. which is
Republican. and the chances are they will
not he.
Mal-MW“.
Nrw Your. April “drive monthly
plateau-was marked hyths raaitnstioa
oi its vsasvubls t, Captain Alu-
“Show. who held theofloeiorld
years. CaptainfisowisMyssrsoid.
Wan Against call can.
ammo. ills. April ll-shspstsat
naoklaa bill. latradnaad in the re
by its vs Yorke. is slated mainly
at the Keeley institute at Dwight and is
backed by the enemies at the double
chloride at gold remedy.
“Wu-“arm... '
HWYMA i 1— int n.
mil-oh river
and
her. atfis wast-int
mmwmwlswwsssbnst
m
Woman's”
WAulilli'i’OI: April Ill—it has been di- Ia"
dsstrsysl
installs-—
2, ”A”. 7 wine I
“fl? tress... ""3"
nanometre us Estes. ‘ .
I. Will Ihy III “so I'll and “ll-I'- Ila
(lo-le-ank. Ila fiym
Cslcsoo. April i3 «At the. close til the
session oithe board oi trade Ed Paldl’ldgs‘
admitted that be bud been lieateu by ths‘
crowd. The present deal in May wheat, he
said. had gone Jill. as in as he was enu-
corned, III!‘ ill was Is Ins-s1 ivy mm [Imp
“Jill
"I'm done up by ,my llleutk," said
be. "but PM got bark at them. I don't
know what i hsve irwoi, but I have not).
W) worth oi real eat-Io and I'll bring it allI
up to the front. if memory.
blsa a fortune and she. will back me up I
shall stay right here on the lloornud give
the crowd the racket it has given me."
A great deal oi sympathy is expressed
for Mr. Pardridga. lint ha in not alone in
misery. Rumor has it time Lynn and Ar
nmur are both on the wrong or under side
of the market.
Shirl. Dame's Burials-e mall.
i’nuanutrsls. April In —-.\ilss Kitty
Ardin'. one oi the dnaeersiu ltlea's Sur-
prise Party. playing in "rm" at the Wal-
nut Street tliester. died very suddenly at
the "trial Brunswick Miss Ardlns was
at the rehearsal on Monday morning, ap-
parently in excellent health. During the
rehearsal she was suddenly taken ill. Her
mother, who lives in Boston. was teln-
grapbrtl. but arrived too late The cause
oi Miss Ardine's depth waa pneumonia
and heart failure.su1a-rinduced by a se-
vere cold that she cuntnwtmi rut'v‘ntly in
Montreal, Hm lastly will be taken to lino
Ion [or burial.
Vaults-rs Ikwnrswm! llasly.
ilsurolm. N. Y . April I3 ~Comrnis
sinner 0i Public “'ullu- llaly oi New York
city rr-wived some mm nt't-v ills knucklu
at a fllft'liill: of the i-‘urmers' club here.
The “'r-bslrr out was also denounced. The
meeting was 'Ir'ill In Adam's ball, and
many prominent lsrmensui Golden Bridge,
lhulfnnl Stallion. Yorktown. Mount Kiev",
Kntmmh and this place were present. Only
lwn rnuu spoke. limnlullous were adopted
t‘mnlrmning tho Webster not and the action
oi Commissioner llnly ill enforcing it.
Immigrant lire-lav Bold.
PHILADELPHIA. April ia-l'hllippi Cs»
inn» WIN gin-n 2: further hearing by Unit~
rd 5mm Commissioner hiluundson the
charge oi perjury in urtiiying beiore
United States inspector of immigration
Cm-kling in New York that l0 itsllsu inl-
tillgranu were not cont rnct laborers when
he had himself engaged them in llaly. The
commissioner held him in ".qu bail to an-
l‘t‘l’.
My” Transit For Now York.
New YORK. April In «As the result at
room than three yenre‘ work the rapid
transit conmussinners unanimously “lflpir
ed a plan which in lllt'lr opinion is the heat
aoluilnn oi the prnbh-m with which they
hath- been wrestling In brief. It is prarti
mlly tilt-original Spencer plnu lor eaten»
siuns oi the present Manhattan Elevated
railroad system.
Swlnsllar and \‘lszlisw Carr‘hi.
[burnout-ms. April l3 ~ltwl! Harris
of New. Yuri, an alleged deals-rm "green
gulch" and Anthony Elma" of Mohawk
l|l|I_ lsmislan unruly. N Y .lsplmpet‘livs
n. mu. m n» held H. mm inill each [or a
iurLim innillnfl i-olmr Ifnlthi Slate-- Crun-
l’lillainln't llrli.
I’rrsIl’aassr "rel-unison flanletl.
QUIMIi. ill-l . April iii.» Professor l'bai‘l.
(lutllnlrium, Will) wits .m'mt'lrslml with Vera
.\vn unlit hrr urn-u, was rimmed to Mrs.
Minenla Merrick. a wr-uilily widow sud
splriuullst leader. 3:! years oi one She
[ms Krill)" worth of pmpmlv and un chliv
thou .
ltrlllsl- J-mmsl-sta Arrive.
.Vlw Vault. April in .-i-'|ilcelr liritiah
journaliulu snlu-vl bore on the all'lliit'l
Map-nu They are the vanguard of a
largo lit-it'gnllun all English Mlllnrn and
pmplll'iurs wlm me coming here for the
owning oi the i'nlllnlI-lan exp-adviou.
“Inn- C'le'sls' lisrlsauma 'nrh.
ltrnwmu. Mus, Minn. April ls—ln
.‘iurirm, this county, It mul- Df mar mine!)
disguised as will!» aim. 'lraugerl a mun
flail- Ma lit-II. Ian-Mi thilli fcaiiwirrl hint,
rods him "II a rail and aiming him up In-
Ire-
Harry lien-ls Mayra-owl“.
Cllllramt, April Ill ”Numbers of the
dulrrh-rm lisllway Isa—relation. ctulinuin
l8] distinct roads and "pry-sealing Mil,"
miles oi railway. opens-l its ram-rial art-ion
at the “IIIIII Pacific hotel.
"Illness-ho Carib-y Owl.
Bell lilumwmo. April in .. John W
Hacks, was out lm the that time since he
was shut by W l” llippey over a Month
lie we!" in! I drive through the
pub with Mrs Mnelmy
Peale-as Against a nut...
Brillmwlllli. Mas-l. April In M'l‘hs bust
w men at this "lly held a mass meeting
in the board oi nadi- rooms to proud
against the [lv-v-sul alriks oi bricklayer.
anti pin-late”.
film! Class-ed This Ant-Int.
lirrl‘lurk VAL”. N Y . April ll lira
Julia it. Mrliridlc while on tlu- street was
liMi lrum her int by a [ale 0! wind and
thrown in the parsrmml. bro-kin. has
leM I“. -M
”Iver- “It. .Im IIMU.
i’sltaneu-rlls. April is «The directors
oi the West Jersey railroad bah decided
to make a sew allotment oi stock. equal to
ll per nest M the espitai stock M the W
W!
‘12?:;......'
Wilts, lien. April lit—Tbs growl
craps. which have here so mine. is
lsatsts. have been badly island by severe
s darts. the past several nights.
might learn For lather carriers.
button, April it uhs seems] sis-
ths carriers was strongly Revered.
' use Is-olsl-asis wan.
calculi. April it winds hall at
World's lslr greases wlll have to
modeled. Theodore
' Ems-area "'.
_ n-
3’?
earthquakes. d
states
Behring sea arbitration hearing.
alive.
about the Whiting works at hlnspeth. L. l.
was robbed and beaten by footpads,
his illother-ln-law nn-l anol her woman. The
My wile also lo
disputed .
a baby to use in n play and got it!" a blin-
tired.
in not ball through yet.
coal dealer was unable to sun».
lyn. The tlietlllers escaped.
the New York Produce exchange almost
caused a panic
the Republicans a slight advantage.
many business blocks.
(III-ally Dream of a Waller ‘Whlcb Wa- a
stone, head waiter in a well known hotel,
that he saw his iaihcr standing at the foot
of his bed.
't atom.
- ll ‘
our...
- bonus usen HAPPENiNGB.
High wind, IKMMW and rain. as wellas
damage in several western
The Unlud States gained a point in the
Exvi’rrsidrut Gonzales is reported as still
More dynamite was ionml concealed
The editor oi the Flatbusbil. UPI!-
Jnmea anora, a Brooklyn ltaliau. shot
rmer reproached him inr buttress.
Thewill oi Major llnnnau of lirooklynls
Rose Coxhlnu. the actress. sdverliscd for
The Buchanan murder trial in Sew York
The jury in the cow 'oi the Rochester
An illicit still was discovered in Brook
A tin match box dropped on the door oi
The latest elections in Rhode island give
A an,“ fire in St, Mary's. 0., burned
THE VlSiON CAME TRUE.
Ila-lily.
NEW You. April Ill—William Festher- '
bed a blood cunlling vision. lle dreamed
The right hand of the appari-
tion clulchell a bloody razor. The index
linger oi the leit pointed to a deep gash
arms! the lhneit.
The dream troubled Featberntone. and
at noon he went to his father's shop, lie
ionud the shop closed and locked. With a
policemau's (till the door was lorretl. In a
tear room they found the elder Feather-
stnne lying on the floor dcnd. Illa throat
was pushed in several places, and his head
i',‘
could he
recently been usin
tor. indication
dltrou oi the stomach. and tin
justiiy all 'on claim [or it.
experience
sunnee 0! man
to believe it a b
cine oi decided value.
[alum Still.
Potatoes.
——”—--—-
Hunllr‘lelufl,
u vlslllnnl sum.
Bell-Isle Evidence iron a Well Known
Councilman.
If
you in
your
an ext remels
Very respecli‘ully yours.
1
. Burnouron‘r. March 2|. "It.
huwmr Medicine (In:
Ulmnun: Raving liltiecandllence in the
extravagant claims made ior most or the pro-
nrletsry medicines oi the present day.i eel-
dom give them strial.but the plea-ant per—
sonal usintance with your senior. Mr.
Andrew mwyer. extending over twenty yearn
ve me assurance that any statement made
. ‘our medicinal preparations
nipltc i y am ted as iects. lhave
eliontfompound
hilious con-
the results
From my own
confidently recommend it to my
"lands as an alterattve and tonic and the as-
well known people leads me
pnrliler and spring medi-
. P. CHAPMAN.
. to any uczasan rusarssorsr.
”andellon Smapayflla, Successor to 1. hi. nov'r.
_— We are in an age of Periume. and bya
compound Contnlns 110 thousand artful contrlvances all the delicious
Chemicals. odorsoi the garden are taken Into captiflty
FOR THE (or the toilet. The fragrant Violet is impris-
Bl d "‘ cued. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
on ’ Has_ no requisition so illili women. lovely woman-
. Sediment. may bloom the brighter. or .u the choice var-
llver _ letter of Perium 1 none can compare with our
AND ,
Satrsiies
Stomach. E.........
m4 ti
rested in a poul of blood. The pmilioll of ’
the body conionned in a startling way to
the vision. The right hand clutched a
rsrur. while the lingers oi the left" real.-
in: on the breast. pointed at his revered
thrust.
A latter Frol- the “on...
New Your. April lafiA large number
oi distinguished passengers came on the
)lairstic. Chief among these were James
Dredge, the British royal commissioner to
the “'orid's exposition, and “'alicr ll.
Harris. who is misting him in the trans
pnrtnllon of an immense shipment oi Eug-
lish exhibits [or the iulr. A large consign-
ment of exhibits irom Windsor castle.
which are lent to the exposition by Queen
Victoria and the Prince of Wales, also or-
rivul. They consist principally of royal
Windsor tapestries. Commissioner Harris
carries with him It letter written by the
queen and sddr to the fair committee.
Suit liver ‘ Floating Isl-mi.
JANRSIOWV. X. Y, April l3 ~llurlng
lust work‘s storms 2-acre piece oi lami
broke .uvuy from tho mnlnluml and flmlul
nul lulu ink. ('bnular'qun. C. ll. Gillrlui
mount ii in from of [us inrln. lt lunku
swat. umi ilr-r mulling around as few
ilulll’s Fred .. Bentley got it aground on
his plat-.- and refused to give it up "all at
elm ml u director and niltnrinthlt-f oi the
mmpsmy. lune been in conference with [be
um lunar-a. but it is thought that no other
hulldium today is under police protection.
The 'iah inhibit.
fli‘lllt‘soo. April ill—Lire lisb by the car-
loarl were rrmivrtl at the aquarium for the
government live ilsh display in the World's
fair Fisheries building. The ilnny tribes
at all the world are represented in the col-
leetinn. which is a particularly line one.
The decorative work on the «marina; is
just bring completed. Each tank ,
0
Makes an flew-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury.
Pkpsicd with
award stall l’ule Foul Expositions. Fad:
Em: makes two large firs.
l
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse.
hold at the business reap the advantage that
arises from the sound reputation at one oi the
oldest. most ssecssrlul, and largest publishing
house-in America. Securelor osmliliw profits
“lump! will be made by him to gain lorrir wrflm‘mdfim’ .xrmlg
ble reiteration of the paper l‘he Arum realise their sir-tut llpectatlone. Those who
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thereto he a at ease. It you are alrrad em.
oysri. but
are the. to advent-yr, then write us at out:
(or this ll our [fl-d opportunity . and recrlr
ii parties are by Mum raali. A me.
Tut): I (70.. lion No. ‘00. Augusta. Ila
Pure and tail inflame.
lligllefl
5.. lpulolzs (ire.
Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NOXE SUCH bran].
N. Y.
/ ultly
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Superphnsphale.
Ground Bone.
Barn lard Manure.
Air-Slanted Lime.
Land Plaster.
. —AT—
mouth
Potato Manure.
and Land Sail
WW“ .3303-
Bar. moan—NEE
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
South Sorwalk, Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEST SET OF TEETH OK Hill) RUBBER.
$3 to
No better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pain,
(use. Vililized Air or Ampbene).
Teeth cleaned. - - - - 75c
Teeth filled with Amalgam, . - 50c
Teeth tilled with Platinum. . - 75c
Teeth filled with Gold. - “.le and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Oil‘lce open from 8 a. m. until 9 p. n.
Entrance So. 42 Washington at. 03 ly
E.0.Morrisslaitlln
Successors to E. 1‘. Morris A- ('o.
' T001000
chroma
CAPITAL. .250.000.
64 Sudbury 8t.. Boston. Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
it lad exactly as we tell there. There itpiesty
roos- ter a iew more workers. and we up
re a few spare moments. old
the proper environment inr tbs special
variety oi Ish which is to livsin it out
summer. _
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New llvidgs 0v" Niagara.
Nuolns Fills. April ll.-—A new steel
arch bridgeis tohs constructed over the
urge near the old suspension bridge. is
E. "wk of "Al‘iitIiv'f, who built the steel
arch bridge over the ileum gorge. la the
designer.
Archbishop Williams Cannibal-a.
Woarssraa. his... April in “Archbish-
op Williams has-rm to Rev. Dr. Cusaty of
this city a check lot lilies hiscostribntlou
to the loud being raised in aid oi the Irish
horns rule movement.
lilo Insurance Ian Arrest-i.
Weenies. April ill—«it A. Wilsoeaep-
reseutativs oi the Metroptdltan Lila Insur-
ance company, was srrertnl on the charges
oi dsirandiug both the company and pot
Icy holder:
Ins-her rlsst Israel.
Bmoxtrs. April is. —- The extensive
gluing mills and lumber ysrdot Hardy,
eovhis It Co. on the Queen‘s sounty side
oi Newton creek burned. Estimated loss.
l
lasers! Isaarsgsrl's lsssary.
‘ Gunman. April is -'f‘hs tie-bard.
post at Fort Sumter was celebrated by
msrasrlsl exercises is been at the lets
General More.“
Iatweanathistslsss. -
mason II.-'l‘hs annual Death.
at the Massachusetts iiowsepsthtsts’ so
any was held hers and slicers were
alerted.
W use-vases wear.
limos». April ll.«At noon the res-
rsstiea si the routers ”serum asses.
tied is the senate chat-bar,
Chicano. l Ila-Inns hires lest
a lrussswsshallr mm
nu scum a s3".
muster-Amour. saris
dun-n puuple tilillli ille- ilunliug island and he
hau- tukru the rust! lulu court. ll. INK"! WIN-”Msfim “i
itlll u.» uliarlml tot lmrlu~ ll \hcker s elnhsrs'ao-erstarlry. seam Lass-unsure
- , . . “mama-dawns;
lurul, out! be is sum]; to regain mini: . [g'mmw'w‘fll hefluartlal al‘lhr no“; F c smmv‘l], mo.
ed saeeass i re- your e one e
°'” W" gunman” ”3‘7“"? err-‘2'." ' ' ' m...
‘ I at can on i not n ear r. m
The Argus Mill l‘ slices]. ‘00 | .- 075.00 ' ‘_ , is
Alliixy. April liw'i'be atirmpt to oust hrln easily gummy made h and paid to
\ir .lumn ll. Manning lrom the control ha oi mes. worsen. boys. girls in our
' ~ . l .. v . 1 . euu‘ ul 2- . Yoseaamskeuosey lasm at work tor
of Ilu- Rik“! .m- pro it in mi . as owhranyhlraoi. The-Winn
The paper in still in control of Mr Jamaa easy “Lyn.“ Instructions ”MWMPWM - -
ll Manning. Mr. Speer. who claims to be that all succeed iro- tbe start. Thosewho take
gllllnei.
Bani Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT Willi 0F ill KINDS.
The Best stirs in the World.
lithium use. Always prs-
ssm their contents.
“build in Lynn. last, alum that great live.
when to or our sales were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
('llAltl‘lth llifil'ollil also in the iirrsl
(Title I Firs~ in iii“. in tho lirrat ilmton flir
int and in all the tar-II. line since. blend
iorrirr-ulars. Aaenta wanted. s3 lam
llld and Reliable
DAILY D£RECT
F reighi Line
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NEW YORK
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
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City of ‘l'lorwalk
Mysore til, I. it. Maintain“
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