.Ayer’s Hair Vigor
hflfi’flszgfiwe-u'u
E
Cooperation, However, Set Out
To Kill the Sherman Law.
m! ”THOUGHT 01’ THE MESSAGE
I" m Vlawn~Jerry m
range, we. «Want an Dial view?”
haw-(h Whit Eyes—rm Coll-u
In. Bally.
Waunnoros, Aug. n—With the requaat
oi the president fresh in their earn to re-
peal the Sherman eilrer law, and repeal it
promptly, the congreaameu are today ao-
tirely at work on the subject. . The repeal
oi the obnoxious law, an is now being
clearly understood, in a matter of time,
Iran it the opposition is of the weakest.
The proceedings of the senate were of
W public interest. In the first place the
proud-it’s meaaage was read and listened
to with marked attention on both olden oi
thechamher. not a aenator moving from
his position during the quarter of an hour
ormore which the reading occupied. The
Ina-nan wan reierred to the committee on
Wand itn immediate printing ordered.
That the flood gates oi legislation were
thrownwidaopcn, and a current of hilla
In financial and other auhjecte was admit»
id. Mr. Hill oi New York was the tint
maturtogetlnabill (or therepeal oithe
Mating clause oi the Sherman act. Mr.
Suwart of Nevada followed with two oth-
ulillnandaapeech on the samesnbjeot.
Intheapeeeh he declared himself against
therepeai ofthe Sherman act. as such 1'-
peal would, he aaid. dentroy silver coinage
braver
Areaolntion was altered by Mr. Lodge
at Masaachunetts directing the committee
on to report a bill for the repeal oi
thepurchase clause of the Sherman act
and providing for a rote on the passage oi
much a bill by the 23d oi August, ii not
”reached This resolution war eup-
plamented by another curred, by Mr. Hale
of latneJixing the hour oi meeting oi the
manta from and utter Thursday next at ll
I. III. .
Three resolutions preci itated adiscua-
lion in which aeveral oi t e leading aena.
horn on both aides oi the chamber partici-
pated They went over without action
and will be laid before the senate today.
“W Got Illa Seat.
The prealdent’a manage was awaited by
the mention of the house with great an:-
inty. listened to with intense interest and
aiterward privately dincussed from no
Hana atandpointa. Whm the reading oi
the raw-age was concluded, the election
”from the Fifth district oi Michigan
waltakau up, and alter two hours debate
Bichardaon, the Democrat, was seated on
his priiaa faole title.
ThoDemocratic membera oi the senate 1‘“
will hold a canons tomorrow for the pur-
poan, it is aaid, of distributing the patron-
aga of the body. It is also probable,
inriawoi thc pmipltatlon oi the silver r"
MM this subject will receive the
cunt attention oi the caucus. After this "
aanm decide: what the Republicans may
have, the Republicans will probably hold
another conterenoe Thursday and nettle
their appointments.
Atthecloae oi the day’s proceeding in
thehouse Mr. Bland sent to the clerk's
duh and had read a call for a caucus in
the hall oi the house at 12 o'clock today of
“all lnernbera iu inror of tree coinage of
filter."
the rte-lunar- ale-sage.
The tall text oi the manage in an fol-
low-t
'l'othet'onmof the United Staten:
‘l'hoealntence d an olhrmihz and extraordi-
nary huainau situation. involving the weliarw
and prorperityof all our people. has moat ed
meiooall together in extra mm the poop ‘-
tativen in co in the end that
w a wine and triotic exercise at the
ve duty with which they solely are
Wm” evils may be mitigated and
ra unto; the future mar be averted.
Ournniortunaie financial plight It not the re»
ulltoiuntoward events nor oi condition-re.
toourna resources. our in it trace-
‘ toaltyofthe afliciiona which frequently
national and proaperiiy. With
eropa. with abundant pronoun of re.
motive production and manulacturc. wi
uaannal invitation to nafe laureagmem and wit
m a-uranoe to one enterprise.
alibi! financial dietmt and tear have
“moot immediately available to mini
then-nailed frightened dtpuaitora
m moan. and individuals on
m to heapi- baad the numeytheyare
ado-animation than named in
an
Err
ii
HFPuLTILfiTiE‘iIM
' neonate their warm or their in and.
YOU
._'«
.vV
Holds from 3 to 20 gals.
So. llorwalkilardwareco.
42 South Iain Street.”
bun confirms
noun and mar.
)
DIAMméNDS
wed-f1 our-partner‘s: $35," price.
Genuine Article.
With partten haveonr non
thwhtatni mortar-'liboralllimo-Ii‘i‘i’t tor
iioon. JfllillSilll a. on.
219 Inatam iii” Brooklyn.
BUWAV Pmlli. I'BID Pints.
, Anita ior Booth Norwalk. dill
”Milne“
Stoves. Ranges & Heaters
in the city.
"I. STEEL ABATE lIll llllll
Willi. '
mill“: tun-macaw with? 1mm“ in and
'4"
can. All work done by tint-clan
l3? WMIIIIITII 81'. "Ill“.
at the
summonmuuumx. u ly
treasury. many or the notes aim in itapar-
chm have boon paid in mild.
Thin in lllueuaml by the statement Mb
tween May 1. lot”. and July l5. MD. the not.
oi thin kind leaned in payment for ailrer bolv
lion amounted to a little invite MW and
that during the name period about MW
werepahl by the inmuryiu gold for there-
dsrnption oi such Mien
(told Banana Not hand.
The policy neceuarily adopted oi pa
those onion in gold has not spared the II-
Itrvo oi 91mm long no not aaideliltha
government tor the redemption at other Mina
{or thin iund hat already been unburied to the
payment oi newoblirationn animating without
limo!) on
maintain it. 1! ludaul would notn II"!-
proitablyihin oovmiry would do an. Weara—
tohare lot the spirit of me.
Mr. Bourke Cochran oi Row York, who
in expected to lead the antiailrer forces on
the floor oi the honor, raid:
admirable. mart admirable. liven the nilvc
men moat adiaitthat it inthemountrfectpnav
eatationofthaqurethn thatcfluldhernado.
llepreaentative Simpaon (Pop) of Kate-
tal said:
It in the wnahut M ever wanted to
the country. "Wuah an dbl-water" doo- not
up". it. The weddont's retention to the
labor onenilon in the tutor rot.“
ation haa been encrnached upon.
“'e have thus made the dr etion at ourpld
may and have tempted othe and more appro-
eiaiiire uationa to add ltto their stock. That
the opportunity we have altered has not been
neglect“! is hltqui by tho lnrue amounte 0!
gold which have rez-ently been drawn from our
tmnmry and upwind to increase the financial
strength of other nations.
The excess of onions 0! gold over lta importn
for the year ending June it). lull}. amounted to
more than gazmwp. Between the latdar oi
JulyJfiM and tho lfith (lay st! July. mu lhe
gold coin and bullion in our treasury doorman-3d
more than “mirth”, while during the name
period the silver coin and bullion in the iron»
nry increased more than eliLIlIlfiN. l'nh-aa
government bonds are to bcumtmnily issued
and sold to replenish our illlutlhir'vl will. only
to be again exhausted. it is an... -t vim: the
operation oi the elite: pure-ho.- Lu: now in
iorce loads in the direction of the entire rilllrill'
union of silver for the gold lit the government
treasury and that this “Illa! be followed by thr-
puymrnt of all government obligniimur in do-
weclated allrer. '
At this stage gold and silver must part rom—
mr. and the government must {all in its en—
“‘ ‘ ‘ policy to ‘ ' ‘ the two “‘ on
a parity with each other. Hit'tll overto the el-
rlusive use of a currency greatly depreciat
.- ",tothoci"oilo. “
world. we could no longer claim a place
natluna of the tire! claaa. nor could our 30"an-
mont claim a performance of its obligations. at
far an such an obligation has been imported
upon it. to provide to: the use oi the people the
boat and saint money.
If. us many of the friends claim. silver ought
to occupy a larger place in our currency and
the currency of the world through general in-
ternalional cooperation and agreement. it in
obviuu‘? that the l'nllml Slillcn will not be in a
[malllull tognin a hearing in favor oi euchan
nmmuomunt cu lung IL". Wt: are willing to con-
tinue our :ltti‘mpt to accomplish the result ain-
Sli‘ liantlml.
The hnnn lodge, in bualneee cliches among our
our. pimple ilmi‘ wirunvonnnerlt mmnoi make
it» not u. .v hill to intrinsic value nor keep
llilt’l’iul‘ mm on u pang with superior moi»
cy hr in n rialrvpnnllvni rfiorte has neulted
in sur ii .1 lm n1:‘1.">.‘lll(ltlli.k‘ at home in the sta-
bility of currency “dun-i that capital rein”!
ita aid in IJ’lt'l'filt‘ll'flSt“. while million» are
' > '- withdrawn from the channels oi trmlc
. - '0 become idle and unprmlnc—
'nl llIIllil turner». Fill’l‘lgn in-
“wms. «p: oh n. tint only decline to pur-
rhlm- .liurn. .t.; ril‘llllllt‘rl. but make haste to
sacrifice lljlw whirl; ilmy already have.
A linubtini Problem.
n dues, no: m...” uh..- sitmilhn to any that at»
pn>hr~n~lun in rugnrvi tn the luturu oi our
ii:.;mrrs l.- urniuullvne, and that there In unrea-
sun fur ‘ n1.» .vi’ (unfldanw in the purpoaeoor
yum r u: il.‘»,:..wrx.nn»nr in the premises.
TL. \> r) . ti-t. In t of rm: :ipprel’u'nsiun and
.‘ -l mniuh n< hum \r-r musedfini a menace
4.; “Hi {or a mum-mt to bo disregard-
~nilyl§ li’ Iln- nivlertnltinu wo have in
l.... - I :w v illllllilt'liitllr uni flhlnx'llll‘ knnun
than”) “1' tr .14 the parity n! Kohl. our
. 1' k m tins» might be murmur-d and winged,
I :v rinqw in vii-u vi our ui‘lparallcledsmzwtb
.i n mun-w- ruiullt be inmrnbl) [united upon.
.t u L nzir would vmlt-nvur is to maintain
.\ . n ..l: 11mm :imuxilil nisliwrin-
, nun n! fi'llltlillJlltlyl-nfl’, with
1-in.;1,:mun in rilt‘ll int-rouse.“ can
-> one. (lull n. problem in pm-nted
n 3. ‘luuun h irr-r from doubt.
'l‘lm pm; It of tin. l'nitul 35mm are entitled
in n muml and stable currrncy and to money
rwnmila-nl an ouch onovcry exchange- and in
our}; market of the World.
'l'in-ir eon mment has norilrht to injuri- them
by iltmnrlul experiments oppoaad to the poll"
and practice at other civilitcd atoms, nnrialt
purified in permitting an enumerated and rm.
remonnblc reliance on our national strength
and ability in jmpnrdlao the soundness of the
people'e money.
This matter-rises above the plane oi party
politics. It vitally concerns erury hudneaaand
calling and nnioru every hon-whom in tho land.
The“: h- um‘ luiwrtitnt ”pert 01 fl). anbjec‘
which mym‘ially billllllil WC! be 0".
AI iimw- his» the present. when the evils on.
mun-i illmnrc threaten LB. the emulator may
anin mm a barre»! authored tromtho misfor-
tune of others: the upliallat may mien h
5"” by boarding or may men ilnd profit in t
amount.“ at raluca. but thew earnerwihe
{1m to lu- injured bra «lopm'in l rum-nay
and the in»! to receive the bout-fit M in com-
tumw l; prni ucally detenaeh an.
lie relies (or work upon the venium of only
Mont infill l‘nnlilliml capital. Tish non. him.
ill! rondmun in without alleviation. ior he can
neither prey on the mIr-iurtlmoa of "than
him!!! hie lnlmr. Hiu‘ni the ureatui mi
ilur muntry hm hummer-raking mom than a)
y..." Mn, a hen a drranucrnentof the rum-my
bad (“nun-«l r-ormm-rriai iiiatrraa. nalrl:
Delay In ihugeroua.
”The very man u! all nihern who ban the deep-
Mt inll'rrnl in a mnrui rum-nor and who our
[on time! by mini hir'mfl lqdllfliitln in money
runner-m "to man who norm hie dailyhrwad
by hie daily toil."
Thane worvla are an pertinent now an on the
day they were uiieml. and ought to imprradve.
ly remind in that a failure in the ullnritaun oi
our duty at thin time ran-t ratm‘tally injure
than»! our mntrymen who lain; and who
banana of their number and condition are en.
titled In the mmt watchful eareol theirgovern-
ram
l\ h oi the utmoet importance that each It
lint that «manna ran mom in the a. at.
tsatinvi be awarded at one... The ”Be
It". twin who trim quickly." in an.
piicahin. It maybe imthatthe OI
miniruawhlcbtha button-of thaodwatty
:-
Ll .
llw ill tin“ ll
l
l
1
ma Mon. too. that cairn uremia will prevail
m, that neither the cauldleta alarm-want
camera will give way to naming and
the influence oi exaggerated learn. Neverth-
I-n em! dar‘n d-lur min. can at the
pialnaad priocipnirnumof thmimtn
ol thlm enlarge-e the mine-hie! ydoaa
‘3'"
l m
and ltwnm the responsibility oi the
mom for it: "Wm. Whatever ah
pi. ha" a right in expect trim: firm they
any certainty demand that
M
demoed try the union! of that! ”ll-aim.
experience aliali be removed ihnatatnta
hm» an m rn their remnant-ileum 1..
ultimately deal will: it.
ruin Initiation llnst wast.
0'5""? r ‘ I“ it , ‘niiro Cum ‘ oi New York
an a consequence for the fire! time since its ore “m.
The in gold moan-we. it dots not
la tailoring arine an much horn appra- in
M an {turn those aotually am. We
in fourth olaaa ponirnastrrn were appointed:
it wna in an no to ram
Imagmpepr'iy in the mm ll! WWW-ell} Pill W: J.
”we might enter promptly upon work I nmmnan winninepaq.
«our reform. whkbikntrlatamd on M “km-'16 W III-uh: 0. I.
malarial!” dean-rid. fihlcgm t... . ran. r trillion?
t the W...hown MW “I. . (Xh-
mafiupectundiouwm “Jibmhm : M
dwhkhmryeflurtotibemm m “.mangm
aw itatwhilommb MWNJMV
I“. “M an ”m alluaanat
andnrantiaihtunnarihime m V“
anemiometoonnnldor ailrer an lnltatalL If
the remmmondation in carried out. l beliere
that it will. in a measure. mtorc financial coa—
ililenco and he a great step toward renewing the
prmpcrity at tho nmntry. ‘
The St. Louis l’uet—Diapatch. quoting the
concluding sentence oi the preaident'n met
sage in congress, say»:
There in not in the montage a word of concea-
aion of comfort to the silver moment-cpl such
panning retenncea on may he mmmml an or
quit-Ming in the retention of aomuch eilvercoin
on can be maintained at par with gold without
embarmnalng tho operations at the trcaannyor
impairing confidence in the intier‘a will‘arid
ability to maintain the existing gold standard
and gold basis on currency. '
The New York Sun any: today:
X" part oi the prceldenr‘a manage. an impor-
tant an it bin every part. is more significant in
politically remuringthanthh mo. "lt waa
my pin-pone to summon Ctan In tpectal neav
ainn early in the coming September that we
might enter promptly upon the workof tarifl
reform. which the true intemts of the country
clearly demand. which an large a majority of
the purple. an ahowri by their lull-am deaire
and expect. and to the accomplishment of
which every olilcer of the present adminlatra—
tinnis ' ‘1 "' Ye. _ ‘ thebemoe»
racy on the tact that the president when
ylnnrely and honorably the validity oi the
pledge. ’i'here is no sign of repudiation. )lr.
Cleveland doe. not push tarti! reiovrm onto!
sight or attempt to taintpone it to the indefinite
future.
The Brooklyn Citizen says:
The pmitlt‘rll'fi message is characteristically
trunk and lucid. The statement oi innta ad-
mits oi no diopnto by man who chmnn to be
guided by facts and not. by fancies. Ht‘ lnyn
tho entire blame for the recent demoralirauon
or in-lnetry and finance on the silver law and
proves that no other mnelueion can he arrived
at by Impartial students.
The New York World aaye today:
It l: acLamteriaiic «l«-cument~plain spoken.
honest. terse and patriotic. The president
plane's th.~ chief rn-mneibiliiy for the financial
troubles Joel wiwrc rlw lmnipeaa men at all par-
ties have tired it» own the Sherman law. ills
state-limit” 0! in”: are undeniable. llia coo-
clrraiom an irresistible to all open and candid
minds.
The llvnror Times says editorially:
lero ir- m-lmy.‘ mr ~‘ilwr if the mom 0‘
the prrelrle rzizh'x-i l.- in be the tilllmltllm
and be u. u n by that body. The prenident
hm. tin» 1.3.le the platform of his party and
planted km to or firmly on the plattortn oi Lon-
dnn and Wall ~if~~r i. l'uorly mndemnlnglho
Sherman law. lull-ling it reamnnlhle (or the ill-
that lum- uuvrmlwn lln- country. he will not
admit Ihut Alli-‘1 1m n fliglilllll Constitutional
plncr in the m-uriol‘iir)’ syslv‘m oi the country.
ilw (brim: ilxr “'th nit-ml m the dog and do
manila that the finances of the country be run-
ducted on a purely unld limb.
some Foreign Comment;
box pox, Aug. ii. —The Daily Graphic sayn
today:
Y. h-rvlay's prom Filing~ in {hr l'nitrd Home
eongnsanml In the British h-nzwm’ mmniona
might to ho r. all Mlll' by allli'. ll [nu-we hunmlt
cumprrheru‘iuu that in the taco of the chunky
.vf wlicy in the ['nlu‘d Staten. English Mun-tul-
ll~l- nimillil [Lilli-VI“? n rrturn in irw silver in
[milk
The 'l'inm says today:
It not) permit. in» thought that the pmidvnt.
an the lirhll m’ lllré partyand on the owe! a
party lulu. i~ unlikely to nndemate the cane
fur action “llll‘ll lilo party contemplall'a. But
It would be: «llmrull to mnvict him 0! um
ilnn in the turn of tilt‘ daily relurnnoi Ameri-
can privu nmi armour-t 80 permanent im-
provum-m inn la' lmlml fur until comm.
abandon:- tlu- rm.) pin on hulk oi attempting to
maintain an mun: lul rttllu between filter and
will.
The Pier, . .- 'mu on l’reaident
Clevelan-i'~ - «.~ - up today;
Arurrh u . .l: '~ g M iln‘ more lepton]
of tho FL. rm v . . :r- eivlt-lit throwaont
no «mm H .- ' - . m nun L-o certainly nac-
«nary. I: u yru' me that the problem which
the l‘riitni H .v. . in» n. anlt‘r nut, Mung
hinietailiv-m. PM in innrv- nurture and unhiaaed
(«Mutation Hl’ Ilm [umililr unreal atlrn. A;
a payiui the w. rlil‘e current y the metal MW
be demoneiiml with nah-1y. and if through
Amarira Mme method for Na rimn-r-aiended
cmplutnu-ni twee ili'YlM'Il tho b1 neiila to the
world would in' of nuprome imi-wtance.
llow Wall itrnot Wan am
St.“ Yuma, Ann. D.——-lrnmedlalely aim
the prraluhnt'a "imam had reached “'1"
niront and connidorably briorn the average
operator had an opportunity to read, not
to speak oi duration it. a drive wan made
union the whole atock market. It In an
old ilnlco with the bean to tell on a
oi good lnlormal ion In order to kill the of-
iect. it proved anreenninl once more. and
name long Mock was acid by holdm who
had not tiara to reach theme-ease andoon
eluded iron the drop in prime that the
document was dluppointi An a mat-
in oi tact. however, it int y met the or-
pantatioua oi landing broken and noun-n»
ativn Wail «not hon-an who have been
moat tie-irons that atlm le‘ialatloa akoall
take meted-nee of «enamel» ad that
congre— should colour-a as npeedily as
aihle alter repealing the Sherman at m
w.
bone-r In ”an“
Dtl'trt. Aug. 1—112. pinata-ova aun-
atterli o’clock in the morning. Therein
maul diaappointtnent over in mourn“
datlooa, the people iiadtu nothing In it
thatwonid mid to than of thin"
lion. Time in none hope. however. tonal
lea “element and thin morningand
min. from anhiaqton that the petal-
death» intimated that hewoaldaotw
ponearrnewaloi the lilandaetoi MI.
Mott- clan fut-ante".
Wammum. Aug. 1—“. following
Manchu—w
watt.
row toil. Ana aw knee
“yam wt“.
m
nag. wan printed nail on thumdortly '
ran PfllSilflliE HEB sun
The Trial of Mrs. Shaun, the
Suspected Mother.
Him DID NOT EBB I'll}: m.
thalyuerlnnnParan-Vha-lnlh-
Method at». Icon by lo One Ina.
Would Not line the My hm
BloodenthoCa-npy.
Tmrox. Ann. IL—The trial 0! Ira.
Mattie C. Shana. Indicted ior. murdering
by poison her Ellyn-old non. John 1.
Shaun. at their home in Princeton. N. J.,
on April in last. in now well under way.
Prosecutor Stockton opened the care for
the plate, rehearsing all the details oi the
tragedy. The flrtt witnenn wan Purim“!
Charles McMillan at Princeton. He made
a map thawing the tint and mood floors
oi Mn Shaun’s residence and explained it
to the court and jury.
Reuben Vanaloua. a carpenter and build-
er of Prinutom a boarder at Ma. Shaun’-
honse for about fire yearn, wan the nncond
witnrnn.
lie lived there when John 6. Shaun was
taken ill and new him metal timen due
in: his illncm About 3 o'clock in the
morning hire. nhnnn called him.and he
got out of lml and went down stain.
Saw There lyatnrinun In.
she aaid three men had been in the house
and had gone away. They had been up
stain in Jobu'a room, and the Iran airuid
they had done something. lle went up
Main with her into the dead man'e room
and MW that a canopy that had been ar-
ranged over the body wall stained with
blood. lle aairl nothing. but thought that
there was aoinetbimr u must. He went in-
merllalely down eiairnaunin. Mrs. Shaun's
daughter Mabel on. J“ like. The latter
called out. "\l’hnt'e Ii » ...:tcr?" and the
mother repiiui: "lic qlilt-i. Mabel. Don't
unite youmli."
lire. Shaun said nothing: the. Then
we” no bland sluinsun the llunlr. The Wit-
her» said he wieutbnck to bed, hire. Shaun
at that time had ilt'r boarders boulders him-
sell, and be thought they were all home
that night.
Mabel Shaun. being called to the stand,
testified that she was 11 yearn old. Like
her mother. who wan dressed in deeprnoum—
in;:. She is a pretty girl. with amuaical
union She slept with her mother the night
that John was disemboweled. The move
melllfi oi her mother and Vanalona about
the home unused her. and she asked what
the matter wan Her mother aaitl. "Noth-
ing: be quiet." 1.!!!"th demanded again
to know what was the matter, and her
mother, sitting on the aide or the bed, told
her this story-that three men had cometo
the house and rung the hell. They wore
lung ammonia, with the collar» turned up
They had on storm hatn and inquired if
khe had a dead son In the home. ‘. Her
mother nald "You." and they demanded to
be allowed to see him. lira. Shaun de-
murred. but turn oi the man went upstairs
to when: the corpae lay. The thin! re
mainod down stairs and detained Mn.
Simon there. Ztlnln'l told her mother told
her that this third man punhed her about
and would not permit her in [allow the
ulhi'l’ men up «airs. Mm Shaun did not
tell Mabel then what the men had done.
Mabel said iurthrr that aha nnd her moth-
er unrated John. Both gave him (and, and
both administered medicine to him.
lie wan nick about nix wnekt When ah.
untitled belore the comnerthat her mother
alone waited on him. ahe wan miataken.
tithe Hod (titan Cooked the Food.
The witneaa had olieu cooked hi: food
and given it to him. Pernoually ahe had
neither heard nor urn anything oi the
three rnynteriona men who had come in the
dead of the Mum and diaemboweled her
brother. She only know what her mother
had told. and that was about 3 o'clock in
the morning, when Iho wan awakened had
wanted to know what wan the matter.
The wither» described the an“ oi load that
John media at and the kinda or medicine
given him. Regarding the latter aha could
tell only mucemlnu the aim oi the vial:
and the volur of their content; ".th
not erm-i examined.
J. \vnltmll Shaun, an undertaker oi
Klngwton. S. J.. wat called and ientiflad
that he wan a second eouain to the priaoner.
She had asked him to take charge oi the
body. He laid it wan decomponinu tut.
but him Shaun would not have it «or
balmrd. He did what he could toprrmwa
the remains by iniectinx mhalrninu fluid
into oortaln parta oi the body. When he
came to perform bin iinal duties Ira. Shaun
piece told hint the atory oi the three men. lie
anw very little blood about the body. ea.
"pt aotne claim on the canopy over it.
The hodylayonaooolim board. Mthh
print court aiijoorned.
Dead and Unknown.
New You. An. 9mm body eta pret-
ty l‘I-yaanoid girl in lying at the morgue
unclaimed. Whpmhun-iaadhtaek-
rand hytlu acid with whteknhnioohhu
lite. The irl wan ioaad am on
the-ides- knaal'Ona llaadndandfltao
heath street and Pit-anal avenue about
midnight iaat Holiday.
Youthful What Phat-n.
New ilavu. Aua- LAM-run bratty
captured William D. ilnckl ham. John
L ltowani and man. it. uhboya
who. with some minute-a. Itola N.
White?- yaebt and played pirate all aka.
the Connecticut eoaat. They raid-II inm-
yardn and chicken rooata and betrayed
aoaaidarahtn property.
mutant-ohm
0W: l '1". Mil l—Jl'he trouble h
Mmatyhmwm News
nanhd here that the eaaatyiulgnwha
“bean-oral "Oman-had
henna-rowed. Thornton-at
in thin Iariloa. and ire-hint- exported.
union“ ”it‘ll-“‘53! ll?“
mw‘wmnhw
3 ”Farms.
mucus.
STONES.
TIN "WARE
aiallkilida.
Philly in oil its lunches.
Fill 8108K Plllllills SIIPHIES
l. S. DllNAllSilN
South Norwalk. “J
I m: unseoZLL scones.
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At Pillsbury tum name) - a. I. I.
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Ahheyand Bebrivor. Humbert and Sudan.
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W 8t: river Blunt arid Suction.
Hum-"o
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mou.....roroooooo~rla
Cleveland ..... Ilflblloiltaollll'l
Titration and Weaver. Young and Gun-In.
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Humming and Grim, llaatin and (inn-in.
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NewYorlt ..... 5 l l l 0 2 1.2 [will It ll
Kennedy and bailey. Baldwin and lioyle.
Umpire~linualio
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Bumn...... ..’.3 0 l 0 0 1ll01—~7 0 0
Wanhlngton....0 01 0 0 0 0 1 3—510 3
(la-(right and Ganzcll: layer and McGuire.
Umpire.» Gaflney.
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Philadelphia...“ 0i l0 0 2 0 0—4 I 1
Baltimore.....:000l$000—osl
Keefe and Cir-inertia. McMalum and Robin-
aon. l’mptre— )imuade.
£35733.“ LEAGUK dam
At Binuhamton~ It. I. l.
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ltnrkie and Sweeney. freeman and lake.
Umpire r<Krwwlea
Atb'pringileld 3.13.
Sprintield gaziouooi—nua
Trtry....,,.:i10il2i)300—‘ll3
man. Devlin and Murphy. l'mpire
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Sullivan and Mr litough. Payne and \ ilaon.
Umpire iluni.
CHOLEiiA IN PORT.
0.. Care lilacwvrreul Among the gum
titted Mm“.
Nuw Yniui. Aug. 'J ~lleaith Olllcer“'ll~
liam T. Jrrkxna but officially announced
that there van a cane oi cholera among the
passengvnni the Anchor line ttearner Kar‘
nmunla, iron: .Vaplrn The victim of the
plague, who is now well on the road to re-
covery, in Lorenzo Horatio.
Dr. Jenkins stolen that the man will re
cover; that there in no danger at any fur-
ther outbreak and consequently no necro-
aity ior alarm. Every precaution ha been
and will be taken to guard against the In»
induction oi the dineaae by the pannengern
into thin country. The pamngen will be
detained until every danger irom cholera
line pawl away.
Dr. J tukinn haa given out the following
statement:
trauma. Aug. D.
.tbxoluxiual unmination in the a?! the
man lnr. nzn Horatio. L'lulllcd on S borne
inland. Ln.- rrvmled clmleralr bacilli. :- la re~
air-ring. All the- other mm“ reunited
imm tin. hnranunia are in grad health. The
)Imllm unite-l lhrm Naples and Maudie-s
with all well.
Within: 1‘. JISKINI. Health milcrr.
’l'lw .‘lnhilm. {mm Nuplen, was at. pped
in the loin-r buy on hcrarriral. Dr. Jenk—
im wan normal. as she comes from a port
where the clinic-m is now raging in almmt
lltlilt'lllli‘ iurm and where insulated canen ex-
inted ph'l’linle in heraalllng. She is looked
“pan with blibplclan. The foot that nhe
was one oi the pent ahipa laat year adila to
the slinpicion with which nhe in regarded.
From now until all danger irom cholera
ha» panned liralih Oillcer Jenkins will lav
one daily bulletins giving the exact phyut~
cal condition of all Imogen on veaaela
irom llilfi'lul port» or pom aupponed to
be iniected. ....
(hotel. in the Orient.
luruauur, .tug 9.—~l»‘iiteen cane- oi
cholera and four death: were reported in
lirahliov. In Slvolina '33 eaten and live
death! Were reported.
The (Dbl. Conn-ll...
Ctscisuan. Aug. 9. ~— The [Democratic
imam are mar-hating tor the out. conven-
tion that in lo “tin“ a ntandard bearer.
With the com nation but a few home away.
not it ningle candidate iar any oi the oi»
tire: to be filled baa upetml headquartera.
The delegates commute in thelobbtea and
corridor: oi the diurnal. hot-la and talk oi
the arailahiilty oi thin man and that, but
they are an sheep without a leader. The
aituation in brief. no far no a ticket in coir
vented, la aimply rhaoa
(when! In none. metal.
Ctrvrtaxn. .\ ug. D.--Thnrw wan a horri-
hie accident in tho cumming department
oi the Ilene-nut uteri workn hove, and In
men were inrribly burned and cooked by
molten metal. The workman were about
tornahea eaetwina the apparatua ho-
eame unmanageable. l'omnan John Till y,
Robert Maillot“! and Jane llanll are all
terribly burned. Two labor-n. name- un-
known. lilo received Murine that may
prim fatal.
In: Illlel by a W tabla-tan.
By, law». Aug. Im’l'wo men were killad
outright and two tatally injured by the
uploalm of the l’bwaia Powder mill
The dead are: itiahoo Hickman-and Luther
We. inatantly killed; Charla Nailing-
aad John Billet. both at who- have died
of their injurien
Pym “It II M
Paulina. Aug. ham front Carla
arr to the Meet that the [mutant
Irwin: in frustrating a plot oi the
[Ah-vale to blow tippowtlona oi (tam
Barranquilla and the country wide-an It
Klara with dynamite.
moon try illrwnn rain-n.
Paramfi. 4.. A earn» honor at
the. itivinhnuarr at Twenty-ninth
atrwtwan muted hythtea men. who ae-
rated ”worth“ diam-min and W.
The nun an raid to have eo-e born with
antenna company.
lie-run. Aug, tron) m, m
haul-ea operated
. Ilunt& Zolufl,
. .
”Tm
' “hum”
Em m “it'll".
run rum mm or
FliESHiSAlT FISH
v.10 or routine:
Imported oils.
Peas.
Sardines.
080m DILIVEBID PROIPI'LY.
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Best blade.
at the lowest prices.
OlL STOVES
and all kinds of
Home Furnishing.
Plumbing,
Tin Work.
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lnaore your Life in the Form. General Life
ion. 00.. of Hartiord. Remember, young man
that to a day will inure your lilo for who,
and he a day will give you
ill! TllllllSillll llilllills
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III Washington Street.
South Royall.
Makes an every-day ccnvcn our of an
old-time luxury. Pure and .vhvfraeme.
Prepared with scrupulous (Jr '. ihgheai
ward at all Pure Fowl Exposnn-ns. End:
kage makes two large rzss. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracise. N. Y.
r113 lb'
‘ l Rumor In
I'. it. Pat-I on".
1878 to 1883.
Wilcox, 4:3: .\I:iin Sire-rt,
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plate-l nor
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mi of uphmrnl lit-Illn- la natal-he. Ali
tiplurlntem in mutant attendance. who will
trita murder at alwrt amino. iii-palm? and
mopholmriugdonn at alum not re. cloni-
ilve alien. Man $1.75 to M). i’ropellern.
llrin‘ 'l‘riryrlea. lam-n Wanna. m.
P. BOYLSTON.
autumn. CT. Wt. K K. Billing.
'8 SHOE «Whip.
DO Mihflbfl a
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"were max:
3:. fitflr; “Hind”
21'“.~E'”t3’§7.“&"m
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'o. Dimmers.“
Undertaker.
Flesh tumors nary Inning 2“
never noon 0“
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Ilnly Ito per Bottle.
Makes the finest and most
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Full Directions WI
Each Bottle.
V-AT__n
lomlinson’s Pharma
ml
DR. F. W. DARME '
l’OlIi'l' OFD’ICIZ “IRWIN“.
South Sorwalk.
Painless Dentistr
Teeth fillrvl and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge “’ .
8’15? 531' 0' "I!" 0' BID Elli"! .
$8 3
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Teeth extracted without pain. -~
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Bank Sales.
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Norwalk Chronicler