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THE SESSIHH OH.
The Now l‘llty- third Cougross
Ioots Today.
BRADY FOR THE 113881.52”.
CHI! Ill Stevenson Are the dim: t
liold the Harris.
be M and um Ar- Convenvl '
Butt-Session and An Ready to I»
Into the Financial Troubles out oi r..—
M—hw lutorcat llelilrito-I I),
cannons-en and Spectators—.unlteriu
Mont—low Fue- on the Floor.
WWII. Aug. 'I.-—For the twelfth
time in the hhtory oi the United States
canyon was convened at noon today in
Mn”! session. On the floor oi the
hon- oi tatives wns the usual
”I. and stir which always mark the
M 1’" day- oi the session. In the gui-
1.10m packed as many spectator-as
soolderowdiu. all ailutter with the bait
suppressed excitement which pervades the
whole Capitol building and the city lino“,
in fast.
In the senate there were less noise and
lore gravityoi course, but the exciting
inter-It o! tho occasion made itself appar-
out to some extent.
The session was opened with prayer by
tho mate's now chaplain. Mr. lililhnrn.
SPEAKER CRISP.
Ito two principal omens—Mr. Cox. the
new secretary, nod Mr. Bright. the new
mt at arms-also represented the
changed political complexion oi the body.
All the oomrnitteo clerkshipo underwent
political changes during the extra tension
In March. and most oi the appointh nu.
Jar the prior secretary and sergeant at
unto have only hail their oilicini dccnpitw
‘ lion poatponed, not averted.
Th0 first business in order alter the sea—
was «tied to order was to administer
oath of odiooto three senators aner.
Cox, the nowsocretary of the senate. The
arr-atom who took the oath are Mr. Pen
kins. who succeeds Senator Stoniord; Mr.
M oi Florida. who bus been reelected
unnerving ad interim under a guhorm
filial appointment and Mr. Quay oi Penu—
Iylvania, who was not present during tho
Mum union and so has not yet quali—
fied. Assooaasnoucewasreoatvod from
J nth we: that itwas organizad a corn-
was appointed to wait upon the
mat anduotiiy him that congresawas
l
to receivo any communication he
midi can to make.
“5 iorth the message explaining
the t'o reasons ior convening com
on in special session and suggesting
W to euro the ills iron which the
col-trybsnflerinx.
”Milo-van“.
Thahonlswnutallodto order by Clerk
“.mhadhaonaolected by a caucus
at“ party for mkction, but who would
nevertheless ve performed that duty
“I‘m even ll be had not been
ohm- ior reelection. When he called
rollkloohodupounoarlylmuewand
In
Illa the law as the holding ovrr clerk of
men. Many lanlliar laces 'wm
Holds mm 310 20 gigs.
Sn. llorwalkllardwareCo.
' 42 South Ilia Strut.
all! tho seat made vacant by or death oi
Ilr. Gibson. Massachusetts has one in
lir. Cabot wise. who soonerdad Ir.
Dawes on March 4 loot.
Nebraska has one in Dir. Allin. than!
in place of Mr. Paddock; New Jam
in Mr. Smith. elected In placentllr
gen; New York one In Hr. Kim-IM-
td in place of Mr. liiscoch; North Doha“
Inn in Mr. Ranch. against whom MrJloar
made such a dead set at the extra session;
however, sortod a {orator term in titosrn-
ate from tail to 1m. andWisconsiu on.
in Mr. Mitchell. who. like the vice plut-
dcnt. has had two terms’ experience In the
house at representatives.
In addition to those new senators then
arathree others. no to whose adulation the
question was Ieit undecided at the close of
the cum session, and this question must
be one of the first to be settled and decided.
The point in regard to them is whether |
state lettisinturo. having been in session
and having failed to elect a scholar to fill
avocuncy. the vacancy can altcrward be
filled through an appointment by the gov-
ernor.
into question has arisen boforo arvorai
times in the history of the senate. but Its
decision hm not been uniform. and now a
precedent has to be established in tho cases
oi senators appointed by tho governors of
Montana. Washington and Wyoming. It
was debated throughout several days dnr»
in; the out ru session and may occupy con-
siderable time oi the extraordinary nea-
aion before any legislutive subject can. he
dispoaed of.
The Party London
But it is to the old lenders oi both politi-
cal parties in tho senate that the public
now looks ior action. Foremost on the
Republican side is Mr. Sherman. who gave
his name to the act now tho object oi so
much condemnation—nu act which ho ho.
defended no .1 compromise measure and
which he is now willing and anxious tour
repealed.
He will probably be supported in what»
ever position he takes on the silver qua-
tiou by such nble ndjutnuls us Allison.
Aldrich. Frye, llnlt’, llowley. Hour and
Morrill. and he will be mi ably antago-
nized by such Republican senators as Jone-
oi Nevada. Teller, Wolcott and Stewart.
There are quite as many experienced do-
hntm and parliamentnriuns on tho Demo-
cratic side. including Senators Gormun.
Gray. Georg». lion-is. Morgan. Pugh, Vest.
Vance uml \Wiurbem. but they will all
rauuctliemsclvcs. not on party lines. but
on their individual and stole views oi
financial policy.
Tho torrid lli'l'll oi the capital at this
limo does not incite in active exertion. so
that the senators are not likely tosit many
hours daily nor to hold daily sessions at
the beginning. It. however. the senate i9
disposed to go curm-stiy to work irom the
start, it but ivclurc it. its already stated,
the privileged question oi the right to
roots oi Senators Mantle ot Montana,
lleckuith of \\ ynrning and Allen oi Wash
iw inn. Should the Republicans insist
uh I: n d1 [Ulis'ltlun oi tin-5e ems nothing
r can In' «lnzru until they are [tossed
upuu.
Another prit‘llegwl motion pending is
Mr. livnir'o rrwulution touching Senator
it. wit" elmmctcr. with Mr. Goman’ssub-
~t.n w, owl .. mother is Mr. (‘Imudler'a
nwluriou o! .t unilur nature concerning
$r-..:tmr lam :. 5.} inr no line oi policy
i. - w. 2. l. (in «It by either purty upon these
~xr1.ytt-...rr.l it In probable that in both the
wrrmr ..n i the house the panic! will cau~
on». during the Wet)“ to agree upon their
rupee-lire plans oi uirnrmigu.
The onlwkers from the galleries today
saw some iamiiiar laces which have been
missing (or some years restored to the halls
oi legislation.
Chic! among thcmis homely Joe Cannon
oi lllinoio. “'hen once again in his
favorite attitude. with one loot on his
chair and his sleeves pulled up to bio cl-
bows,he points his skinny dexter finger
at tho Ipcuker, he is sure oi a hearty web
come from political friend and opponent
nlikc.
.‘lr. L'pdeurafl of Iowa. whom Sunset
Co: used ndruitly to put iormtrd to light
Republican river and harbor bills. cornea
buck alter an absence. So dons grizzled.
nutrient Governor Gear oi lowa
.‘lr. Money 0! Missilllppi. who was an
sittant [animator moral under Clever
land's tint administration. returnn to try
for his old position as chairman oi the
committee on tuntotliooa and tantra-do
Talbot of Maryland. in iormer congresses
completion» on the naval committnr. will
seek a similar arraignment in this conxrosa.
Henry W. llloir oi New Hampshire. perv
snnn non grain to ('hinn and tho senate.
will now have tho opportunity of airing
“SATIN! NIKKI“).
bio dmineoco on hlsedncatlonal hill oaths
house side.
Veteran Don Bit-kilo oi New York re»
enters the Intiolutlve field which he hit
many yearn urn
Two other New York men of othrr
“11.1.11!” it. Rhorman and John
Yachts. Mirna their mngvoarlonal topaa
Sliver haired Groomer at Ohio. alter
flying away ior one congress. maintains
up to worry his political opponents.
And Joseph A tier-ulna oi Pennswa
nls. who mmln and out oi rooms-a
every alumina two years. finds this is not
one oi his "of!” years
Time will probably be little float to the
house tho tint week. owing to the non-
niatsnoe oi minlttass.
llmlstherulltertoi the Man-ll-
vsrpurehasing law urine. rations-to
day oawill hsthsnuhanalastwllshwtll
boom-a many lunar elegance and
my straits oi arm.
Wait Virginia one in llr. Camden. who. he
. Iii. brain”
oumfl and llllE
.Wmhsy—dnustion.
meimonns
Genuine Article.
thohutofhthormnorflnra our-firm»: for
TIBIIH. IIIHIISDII in 60..
are lesions st. lroehlya.
oua'rav emu. mm mm.
um mogul-:3. m ,, on L
blunder-dammed Mrs-ha:
omitt- gains of pan 11".an tons-eta
pay-moat ior loch porch-sad silverbulllon
treasury notesot tho Untied Status toho prov
pared by themretaryol tho treasuryinsuoh
form and oi such denominations-not lose thou
Imflflod.
Soc. a That tho uoasurynotoslrauod inan-
cordauco with thnpvot’lslolnol thlb not lhnll
Wabbmdeuuia romaine”
ntyoithsl'aiisd Itatcaor at thanked-n!
assistant treasurer»! the b'n mo Shun-ad
when no redcouwtl may be miaauod. but no
mater or less amount of such notu shall he
ountamttng at any limo than the «not the
silver bullion and the standard silvcrdollm
.ooinod therefrom. then held in the treasury
purchased by such notes: and such treasury
notes shall be a Icitnl lender In payment at all
dr-lrtupublic our! private. except where other-
wise expressdy ntipulutod in the urntncgnud
shall he receivable for costume. taxes and pub-
lic dues. and when so received may be minded;
and such muss whon held by any national
l-nkingauocktlon may be countodasapart
at its lawiul resort-e. That upon demaudof tho
holder of any oi the treasury notes herein pro
Vidrll for the secretary of the treasury shall.
under such regulations as he may prescribe.
redeem such non-a In gold or silver coin at NO
discretion. ll helm; llic mahllshod policyotths
United Stair-u :u rmtinirtiu the two mainl- on a
parity with rui'lt .r' -r upon the present hull
ratio. or touch mtlo. my be protidod‘hy law.
Sec. 8. 'l'ltnt the .u ctr-iury oi the treasury
shall oaeh month min Lulu“) ounces 0! the
silver bullion vurcluta d uudor tho provisions
of this not into slrmvlunl silver dolhu'o until “10
int day of July. tint. and alter that limo he
shall min at the stirrer bullion porch-rod under
the pmvislono of this act on much as maybe
necessary to provide for the redemption of the
transury holes herein for. and any
[pain or seignioraare arising from such coinage
shall be accounted tor and paid into the truss-
ury.
Sec. t. That the silver bullion porch-adult-
der the pmvieinna of this act shall be subject to
the requirements ot existing law and the rogu-
lattona oi tho mint service governing the moth.
orient determining the amount oi pure silver
contained and the amount of charges or deduc-
tions. it any. to he made.
Sec-5. That so much of the act oi Felt”.
1635. entitled ”An act to notion-ta the colonic
oi the standard silver dollar. and to restore its
legal tender clmnctol’." as mutton the monthly
pun-hose rind eoixurgn: oi the auto into silver
doll-rt. at not less than alum!) not more than
scum) worth oi silver bullion is hereby ro-
reeled.
Sec. II. Thai upon the [W of this act the
butane-s standing with the treasurer oi the
l'uitui State:- to the rcspcctlvo cmllts oint-
tionui bonito ior deposllo music to redeem the
circulating notes of snob banks and all domain
tin-ruiter received for ll'a'r purpose nhall ho
covered into the ircusury as n mlwellanoous
receipt. and the ln-mun‘r oi the l'nited Staten
shrill redeem from the cruel-rd cosh in the treas-
ury the cirrulrttlm: notes oi hold banks which
may come into his mission subject to ro-
demotion. nod upon the certificate oi tho
comptroller oi the curmnoy that such notes
have been received by him. and that they have
been destroyed by him and that no now notes
will be. teem-d in their plan: reimburs-‘mcnt oi
their amount SIM" be madcto the inasurcr.
under such regulations no the secretary oi the
treasury may iAWMrilchmm an appropriation
borehy cn-ntmi. to be known no national bani
note! rcdemptinn nrruunt. but the pmvisluns
oi this not shall not apply in the flop-nits re.
ceit’ul undvr sortinn :l of the auto! Junoll
lift. requiring every notional bank to keep in
lawful money with the ire-Axum? oltho United
fitment a. sum equal to Mar centum oi its cirru
lotion. to be lll'lll and mad (or the rulcmplhm
oi its circulating notes, and the balance rc-
mainlng oi the Ileptlille so mire-rod shall At the
claw of \‘MD month he "turned ontho monthly
public ile-bt «mu-mom as llrIIi oi the United
States Marlo»: no interest.
No.7. Thu! illllnr‘lnlilll tako otloctilidaya
from and nits: its run-ago.
Appmvul July H. MD. ‘
Tho President's Buy 0! first.
President L'li-velund spent Sunday at his
country borne in company with Secmtnry
Lamont. lo the course oi the nitrmooo
Secretary Gresham drove out and had a
that talk with the: president. The weath-
er woo cxt‘cerlinflly hot. and the gentlemen
found the brwses that blew over the
heights much more agreeable than the al-
most stilling beat that prevailed In the
city.
Vice President Stevenson reached the
capitol from his home. Bloom-moo. lllu.
and sought the quarter. at the Ebbitt
llouto ocvupiod by him when he canto to'
Washington lost March to be inaugurated.
He spent Sunday quietly at the bud and
in the evening went out for a short time.
ltev. W. N. Cleveland of New York,
brother of the president. pmhsd in the
.\'ew York Avruuo Presbyterian church.
The president did not more in tram tho
country to Ilritr him. but Secretary Gresh-
am. I’uotmaoler General III-selianll l’rl-
vnto Secretary Thnrlwr were in the morn-
ing congregation.
THE. BASEBALL SCORES.
KATIONAL “AOVI OAK“
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i‘nns. Nulllvan and \‘auchn;
('larlson and imminent. i'tupi re Haydn.
Mood rotor.
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i'hatnbrrlainand Murphy. linitonatoi
I'irlla. l tuplro Hinder.
AI (Thiramr
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ballerina... . l I l 2 it o
Hanoi and Hv-hrivot. llomminy
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l3 moire Humor-oil
IA’ll‘iRAL LEM“: I ”AIMID.
aionasr
nuts;
no Mesa loosed.
lions. Au; t.»—lt in edicts“) announced
thnt between noun Irlday and noon Bonn
at, Dimes-end ehoisraaad tide-tho
have hurt in R and thro-
nawoasvs manual.
humans". Au. remote-sham
ontlathoprvisoastltoollaa
rum-mum
tin Damn. As. 1.41- Cronwsll
ilse stat-n Hudson whirl railed tron
New fort on Jslylt ior New Orleans.
has not yet arrived orhasam tron.
Demons at hwwhart harem
’flwttaostltnoot
Stoves. flanges & Heaters
nu. sun. tearful moi
Willi.
Sparta! attention von to Jobhl
dons "dill”. uncutSwith maid?!“
oars. bydrw-claaswor
stthlowostpricsa.
Ill WASHINGTON 81'. BIIIIBE.
roommam all!
Smash on the Lake Shore Rall-
road in Ohio.
THREE KILLED. [ANY INJURED.
Processor liners-n at Amherst Colon
Among the “ulna—mum. w
Club In tho Snub—Sloopln. 0m
Crnahod Into a holflrt Put-0t
Fulton, 0.. Ann. l.——A terrible wreck
occurred at Lindsey, a small village od
about 500 inhabitants eight miles west oi
this pince. on the Lake Shore and Michiv
grin Southern Au amino and three aieep-
rrs were badly demolhhe-I and three people
killed outright. while fully 25 were more
or loan bully injurod.
The wreck was caused by the collision of
a west bound passenger train and cant
bound freight. l’axmm-r train So. it.
the Pacific rapt-cm. b-fr hen.- about [0
minutes lair. The it. i | i"‘ll«lnll“.l ni rm
mains. Murrow
cur, l . K - .. rite-a,
three concbt-a an-i ' - r“, The
coachen and -i- wll Ililod
with [XVIII-v. Ill-lit, n. N on their
way to Chlmgu.
At Lindsey. '.‘u- r: ‘. r .. v. wt of “ill
pinto. the train p mi «i n 2 ~ I might. Sit
N, which Incl It. .1 r ~ ilolvm'kwl in await
the passing of train No. ‘3. Tim train wan
running at full speed and passed safely
until the duel-era neared the switch. close
to the height. when the first three alerpen
jumped the truck nnd ran into the auxin.
of the freight. The engine was wrecked
and the sleepers crushed like eggshella.
A l'rt‘hllnl Ante-In.
As the sleepers were tilled with passen—
am, it seems a miracle that all were not
instantly killed. The scene that followed
the collision was bent-trending. The groans
of the dylnx, the shrinks of the injured and
the hissing oi «unplug steam combined to
mid horror to a sight that will long be It!
memberod by those who witnessed it.
Work was at once begun to render aid
to the injurmi and thone who were far
[iii-mired In the- ruins. The dimter was
immediately reported. and no extra. com-
posed of an engine and couch. was made
up at this place. Drs. William Caldwell.
I“. l'. liilbinh, 3i. Stimuli and F. B. Meek
bud in the meantime been summoned, and
the port y at once proceeded to the scene of
the wreck.
The night that greeted them was terrible.
Tho track ior some distance wn» covered
with debris. henmth which several prrwuo
wet-r impriooned. Item. hoods and arms
protruded here and there irom beneath the
mint The lll'N' were Engineer Edward
Lnilorty oi the local {night Clllll’lfl
Show. n br: tkomnu on the satire train. and
Porter llniuriwn lt‘ulufl'rll oi the sleeper
Eric oi Chicago.
On the arrival oi the medical party the
injured were at once takun cure of. with
the united «(ions of the phynirinn» of this
city and Drs. \Vollaud and W. L Stelr-
wnlt oi Lind-w].
About in or the injured. who but re—
cwlvvd wounds of a lo» dangeruua charm.
icr. atlter receiving surgical attention, pro
cccdrtl on their westward journey on that
putt o! the passenger train which haul e»-
coped damage. The others who mired
serious- injuries \wro taken to the Hotel
Nichols and privutr- resldvuccs. whert'they
are now receiving the heal of wire.
“Ito M Md lumd.
'l'bo seriously injured are as lollows:
Piotr-m Emerson. Amherst cullogr‘. iii. up vs-
tr-r. Mann; l'llt‘Vl (‘flhlri'IL will tllr.
J. A. Hamilton. i'utab'rrg. \ruun-ri inlermfll)‘.
perhaps fatally.
l’tflicr Stevens u'ulurndl. New York; r-xtrulol
injuries not known.
Porter l’rllmrnlcoloredi oi the sh-rper Uri.
now. Chicago; inland Internally. wry remit.
A. ll. ii'oat, Chirlltu: badly cur. um serious.
Canter Fielder Ilyau oi rlw Vim-ago Ilaaulull
club: had curl.
('alehor Killririur of tho L’iuvngu lituteLnII
club: out about hand and bo- t
I. K. l'ioher. llavlno nroet. tillughany City.
Pl: loll lull rut 0..
Those Killed outright were.
Id hil- rt). n induce-r on Inc-I {night Sta ll
road-nu ttt l-llyria. t): married and teams
wlduw and four: IlIIil'l n
t'bariea ripnm. brnkemao un freight;
drum at i'layville. N. l'.
Donor Roberta"- Icolorodlof the alh‘pcl' Eric;
mldcttt‘w at Chin-m».
Protest-or Emerson and Porter l’olham
an now in on unconscious condition. and
their deaths are hourly expected.
rend»
llatoon Ira-pa lam Killed.
DAM‘IuI. Illa. Ana. 'l.-Traln No. or
onlhe Peoria and Eastern railroad. while
pulling up a grade conning Into ltaavillo.
hrolo in two part» upon a trestle onebali
mile long and is foot high. As east bound
freight daahad Into tho that section at lull
speed.
The middle span w- ronplotoly do
stroyodasdalsolt can oi (rain. twoca/
beans and the engines Karina-r (room
not had a very narrow escape.
it is "posted that it tramps were under
the inln. if so. they were probably killed
Two hundred also worked all denier-ring
nway the debris to asnrcb oi bodiaa Only
answrnfonad. “Hotlinks-aniline.“
Charla Jackson. I brick-canon. was an.
rlonai He claims that he and it
other raw were treating their way
rsatlnauvaiarar and that all theothrrs
are killed and that their bodies are at the
bottom oi the visor. Illusion haseroated
intone excite-rant. but as only our body
has baa inundit is believed that hots-la
taboo.
alum-banana.“
hswiuaa. Ann. 1wa tin. Dr. ll»
wardltsillynaselobvaudmassia tit. Pia»
bar's Hausa Catholic date. at Bath
Brash. o'rowb W to the about.
he “£1fl”?."it was "a.”
any we taprsllgh the
Wit-I so mastewhatovsr. lt
”hollowed that thanking“ wonllad-
less-the min-lbs. bathed-pursuit
thatttoai.
drilolttalosadeanaassaoserowdol
“a
. lunar-ammo“ ‘
Hams“ ‘ .
I “KNOW? I
. STONES»
TIN "WARE
and: kinda.
Plumbing in til its Bunches.
a
South Norwalk. “.l
ra1nu:snruntwnrcrrfl"
BRIEFLY W0; “Mil; WIRINGS.
it is intimated that it» re are 54mm men
at present out of empioyrm-nl in New Eng-
land.
Alive at the Koslmqua lumber camp,
Bradlord, l’n.. destroyed minnow loot oi
lumber.
The race oi the lloyai Southampton
Yacht club was won by the American
yacht Navahm.
James L Wright, one oi the seven
intruders of the Knightu oi labor, died at
Gormantown. Pa
The Hon. E. J. Phelps. one of tho Ameri-
can courml Ileioro the llehring sea tri-
bunal of arbitration, sailor] for New York
on the Porto
John B. Woetting. cashier oi the South
Side Sov'mu k. Milwaukee, who ran
away before nit “upended. Ims bum
arrested in l .
Mn. Meyer. the wiio of the alleged
poisoner. Dr. Charles Meyer. now in the
.Tombn prison. he» been placed with her
baby In Lurllow street jail. New York.
A Queensland "labor" vesuei. while rc-
cruitiug oil the coast oi .‘Isluyln. Solomon
islands. was attacked by natives. the
white crow killed. the vessel first looted
and then burned.
Anothor case of what is thought to ho
typhoid lever has occurred at the New
York state building at the World's fair.
the victim being George :5. sieve-us, audiv
tor oi the New York state exhibit.
LYNCHERS KILLED.
I’lso Count-l Iloys :hot rain at the Crown!
to ho Came to Hang.
l‘onrnox. Ind, Aug. 7,—ln Boone town-
Ohip. thin county. or lurgo crowd oi men
went to the home oi William and Ed Con—
rod for the purpose oi lynching the two
boys, who were suspected of killing their
lather Irv-t whit-r. The young Conrado
had received notice sometime ago it they
did not leave the neighimrhood they would
he lynchcd. Upon this notice the boys
armed lllt‘nlfl’ll’!‘ with shotguns and re-
volvers :md «wultcd thi-ir coming.
The boy» tumbled thrmwlveo outside
their houw will u the crowd nppeorr-d and
lirevlintn them killing .Iuim Timberlnkc
and William “191mm niter which [ht
crowd rllsptrwl and II‘IUW they could
command lbrrmelres they wrrougain fired
into.atul lilo-ml ilmmnn uml ism liowe
were innt'mtly killed and “’illinm May
was iatally shot
The moi» uluuln-n-ri about in!) men. and
those killnl :tnd unimdwl arc tho- heat in
the township. Tho two L‘onrmiomcurml.
Intense tlt‘llt'lllt‘ill prtvuils throughout
the onuthem part at the county. The- l'un-
rad boys have always been regnrrled as
vicious and worthless.
A nacé TRArcl-(i MIJRDER.
Ono of human“ Slllrlr Employers Found
With it Paulie (first In “to Heart.
Envy It!“ .\, N. .I’., dug. 7.——Joiru Chew.
on employw oi Pierre hyriliurrik stall:
at the Munmunlh i’urk race track. was
brutally murtlerwl tin-re. The murder in
alleuul to have vau cuminlllerl by S. l’.
Donovan. nlm on employee oi .\lr. Immi-
Iar-l.bul “In! is hotter known as ’r1..p
Donavon "
The murder wt“ committed with a
Lniir. Much was lhnht into t'iwuN In trt.
inllw'lin: a unkind manly ~31 HUI-it‘s! long
at; l «worm; llir- sixth and seventh ribs.
t‘bru lw-vri lnm: enough In r ryout. "Uh,
oh, ulx‘. .‘tluhlrr. mxmlrr. mtlnler‘. ‘ :i'ul
[hm .lrumml «haul ulmut N) yards from
where Ii» bud I'El'l’lht'il his wound.
"villuntli tum imnmlurtely put under Ir-
mt and later token to the county jail at
Freehold, iiutl has been reload him.
At the preliminary inquest Watchman
Rodi-mic tnt‘illed that lhmut'un hntl fre-
qllrntly threatened to murder (’hew. Don-
ovuu bus at very bad dispmitiun and in
emilynngersd
Now I'oaimaflrrl NM
“1.4erer Aug 7 ~11» lollowitrg
iottrtit chi.“ prmimrntrrs were nppointed
I'nilllttill‘lli ll. 5. Kurrruanrt. Surthwr-ai-
but). t‘. l. l'lllllilll. moth i'uiri’llf)’.
”mu lruwllw .I l‘. Ilul’hr. llmilr‘y.
tie-w York» Ito!» rt Ems-am. ti. llmnu‘h; It.
ll. I’urroll. Philadelphia
Nrw .Iul’v‘) l". J. Iiurke. )luunt "nun
l'rnnayivmrin l‘I-lmtrd Hillier. Mime-burn;
LA Itmm, ltrnmma; ll. 1' Jaimium. Ilcm:
lurk i'rmit. .hlalo Din-h. hlrtniellvnvlllr.
Morgan: ll. Loni. lien-Pm. 1' ii. ammmu.
Newman-timer); John Henry. Palmyra; Ii. I.'.
Yorker. I’m-luv: I). W. Lllhc. Null") i‘uvk; L F.
Kistler. Murry ituu; J. I’. Lydon, Thump-on; l'.
ti. Ilium-Int. syn".
Tho Al—ha's San-r. Ins-yo. *
Qt must»! as. Aug : The union lino
plenum Alaska. ('uplltln Murray. from
New York July 1"). arrived Itrrv alter it
moat evrntlul vnynxe. The Alaska out
«mot-rm! hat the «rim panama For tour
days and nights the whistle sounded al—
ntoat continuously. and the vraarl was
hops at minced sprvd. It la statul by
noon of the [managers that at It o‘clock
Sunday morning the Alaska narrowly rs.
capes! running on the Indoor: the utmo-
wrst rout ut inland. «min: to thedoneo
log prevailing at the limo.
Mal l’nll ll ‘Iw- canon...
x" Volts. Aug. 7 Darth-alum" and
Malnutrition aunt d and ‘1 yum»
spocilvviy.rhihivm oi Patrick and Mar
pm i rimmltia who live to rear rooms on
tho lop Ila-or oi the tire stray tenement
hon-l 5M “'rst Hiatyhrvt street. is" out
of awimiow to the yard. and both were
billed.
stat-Mo ”or on AW Hoodoo.
“mus. Ann. 7 Jklward floating.
It,“ iron mold" oi lfid’ firm” street.
died in to. i'athnrim’s hmpiinl iron the
mute at a rinse at “mall on rats“ taken
nor-In his sweetheart. hire, Ma [W-
ovty at her home. t2 Ditotan street.
[Milena-whim
”motto-mew M were new
II Yrtday. M. Pavie. the French mirth
her. will mme his post here today. Tire
French do: has been hauled down at Koh-
partoithsmainoliil. amiss—sit»
trot thrillmta Navy mulls
olAvt‘noa. ”w“
anon-tuna.
mm. lit-t. Ann. rpm or
”abundant-norms”
”Matti-lumbar“
“Indium
AWMMW
3WD. STOCK PIIIIBEHS SUPPIIES
$1 8. flflNALHSHN,
with solrldrd intent an" attempting to
HAMUK. Ann. imitation-noon oi the
lichen. and the Manon ewotonta ohm
tuntthotAthathm
WW "'5”
i this: oil Hamill lsllltll.
m Will. [03 SAL!
Every tummy Inning.
run mum amount or
FHE§H§ SILIEISH
2T0 Ill IOXND'.
Imported Oils.
Sardines.
Peas.
ORDER” DELIVERED PROMP‘I'LY
Huntlrlelufl,
Telephone Coll. Ill-ll.
Fresh liliEIIBliS Every Morning... WW
itttlirlitt‘lstss
promised lobe
never noon oil
v
MW
tarteli‘tfirulhom Prise will ho flvou In any
Io o than that.
Time allowance wt
ballastdwlll he allowed in walnut
liloI run: rictilm no to saila iui.
.... “5' we: .... mm"... 0"" ....
on o roa a one roan
fraction n’tltneolmot Includinx dliua mantel.
Irda ”mutant“. Intrylflaahs
at! .00....
l. A.‘
willho
'usoLmE‘smus
BentT Made.
at the lowest prices.
on. .STOVES
and all kinds of
House Furnishing.
Plumbing.
Tin Work.
E. H HASH & BRO
Cor. Main and West St.
BIsBHlAIE
Innin- your Life in tho I 'orrnJioneral Life
IIL-I. Cm. oi Hartford. ltomcrrihor. young man
that ir'aday will insure your lilo lul’ sum.
and Pic a day wt ll give you
L [HIE THIIIISIIIH IIIIIlIHS
If living. M. if. yew oi age.
5. S. L’Hommedieu. lg’i.
Ill Washington Street.
loath Hermit.“
t;
I» 1' cm #5
y 153 n
.1 13C?
Meat
Makes an evrrv-day curvature“- of an
old-lime hm; - Pure and ll'IJ'Ifxlme.
i’rcporcd with «mind-m: cur .. lu'hcsl
award a: all i’urc flu-.1 limpv‘l It nu. Each
kage nukes two lam: ; -.:. Avoid
lotions—and insht on tut-Eng the
NONE SUCH l'mnl.
IERREH. & SOULE. Syn; .sc. N. Y
n15 lv
(6....
l ‘37“ It! I 883.
Gilli es. 4“ in Main Strt'ot.
BBIWSI'OI‘ I'. C 0N5.
BABY BIHHIIHES
4i?“
_. nu...
IIIIIEICIIIIIEHS' PHHIES.
'M .4.” in
ll. 5 dill-twirl my!“ M
runninxuonrsu
all warranted. llamwnro
on line ran nickel plated. Ultl’ mirt-
mi at up turd limits-n In entertain. Mt
upholsterer in constant Ilkndlm‘. who will
trial to order at ohm! noun. Repairtrvand
ro-Isphoialcrlnnuoooat short nottn ell-rt
rates. loan" ntaoa. tron- ll. 7'» to first Propellers.
lirh'Trirrrlea. “spree-Warm etc.
F. BOYLSTONr
rowamx. (1.. opposite I. I. Molt.
W. L DOUGLM
33 SHOE solidi».
layers—M1 Visualiser-thaw.)
”hut-wattl-
flu.- ..” m have been allnhod to return. Jo BOND & 80n-
amt. liar. 1.»?h0ortausu,“ ..............
cognac-w...“ .:: ”sunroof-h... ---* -
easiest tho w w-mfinmémrmrm- J- D'- JENNINGS!
minivan t prlaelpai hilttavyud in Champagne. brought with hint a
Undortaltor.
suitor! m. mam. mus
union-amoun-
lsIl-salllflut. . “fir
4... ~-
' 'o
5:40 p. m.
able rates.
ill-t. lieu"!
OPEN d‘O ALI. B6 1' .
11wa all of thofinutrt Yachts in“ Long Island Sound
resent and take part in the Regatta.
mgwous CUPS AND PBtZEti IN GOLD.
i. Cabin ltiaotandundor. Blivorcn “Malta
(Email cation swinfl” 'w’ ” c “ :
M to M N I. D! so wt .0
wgz‘ ’WM W a, n as n u us n n as so to
ml. ” M N :: OI : :: n n I. I.
mg;LWW3:: . 7. ....:z:
MnJ o, w u H as as n s- on as so 9'
‘31." l' Hm mu w to II Is In ow of so so DC 3'
(nm’ Jibaltdlnlnflll. "loci and "odor
tilt-unload water
t do 1) lb llorv honflchsdnle.
M mt“... mt... “
'laoseaA. and 15.0»! Jib and loinsall in L'laasoa
ii. snot (ylytter
INDIA!” or "All!!! BURN"? South harwnll.
HHIIHI PHIHI STEAHE
HEGIILHII TIME-TABLE.
STEAM ERSYLVANSHOR
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—10:00 and nm a. m.;2:00,
ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m.; 131
M...
25c -———- EXCURSION FARE -———-— 25
”<00” _...
Steamer can be chartered ior moonlight excursion at no -. a
b‘lrl
l‘rzlaes staril'hllaram thanshonts, and hook.
line
tarball-st
la .
c a
Boatsmar carry Jib Maia-ail
for every three foot oi sailing
tmelrelllestotlindssrtor tumrdnstlttsmlubam
tram Yes must he in the hands oi the (.‘onsmittoo by it o 'rlook a.
"a!” ”grinned noon comics t.irm m
7:150 a
:l5. 2:~i5, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m
’—
to
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1a. y‘luiclfigi
your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
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Ellie Joli wg
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
EIIHE 8
and
itill‘lll
m... A7,... .
V enlintl
-——l)fl‘lifil. -——~
Railroad
LROOT BEE'
L Thayer's Root Beer E
L Duly lie per Bottle.
licious drink imaginable.
Full Directions wu ‘L
lomlinson’sl’harm a?"
DB. F. W. DARME
rloutn Svrvwaik
'i'rri'h illlul and Extracted without pain.
3Y3? “ill? 0' 13". 03 Ill) IUDBI
$8
Nahum mknontattorhowmncb mun!
’I‘ccth eatrnrtnt without '
Fug Big“: It Amalgam
act is l
Teeth tilled with Platinum.
Teeth filled with (mid.
E.ll.llorrissti;lo
Burglar-Elm Sans.
Thlsltlshsiuihm
WIN-Pl
How "is the line
.. FOR —
Makes the finest and moot
IIIIE IIIIIIIEIIIHES SEAL
Each Bottle.
.tr _...
MIC
Pt)! I' OFFICE BUILDING.
Con
Painless Dentistry
(.‘rnw n and liriclgo War
I
s ‘
roll.
"in. \ Mined Air or Ampheno).
.. . - .
All Wart “Ian-teed
mnu- open from I a. -. until 0 p. -.
lncrnu-o No. K: Worthington at. all I!
Writ. Lalmishib.
“mat.”
titslsvyltJestsaJsss.
Fire and
twins-.mp0-
mum
:5..:%m-=ue:=
n” or
FURNITURE
GMAT mam
David Stow,
“MI“:
Norwalk Chronicler