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Holds tom 3 to in sale.
89. iiorwalkilardwarefio.
41m Isle Street. W
W ‘ m Craig made use oi
”Murillo the some good
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Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
or run cam on Banner.
Factuyailll BoaiWoil
A SPECIALTY.
THROUGH THE TREBTLE.
m-..—
Onrn Crashed flirty hot Down Into the
Greek. and Bares Were Killed.
Dawn“. Va. Aug. ll.--An accident
lllIIIIIi SILVER.
‘vr‘l'beOratoreio the HouseMake
occurred at thecouuty llnetreetie just east
. Ml"; new of Hilton. The two [manager coaches and
wT— a sleeper w precipitated into the creek
Mourns to roonunnr m1. ”"v ' "- °' ”M ”1““ '""
persons and injuring my others.
Alter peseiu through Hilton and
our the trestle the engineer. Peyton -
stall, who says he was running at the rate
of ill miles an hour. felt. the bridge giving
away. He threw open the throttle.
the engine. tender and a box car got saiely
over, but the passenger car was toolate.
and tho spun went down under its weight.
the second passenger car andslorper fol-
lowing. The cars were shivered intokind-
ling wood. and the escape of any oi the
passengers was it miracle.
The water in the creek had risen to the
depth oi iii or more feet. and it is the gen-
eral belief that the rise had undermined
the inundation oi the iron piers, causing
the trestle to settle.
The iollowing is the listoi the killedand
inj
M. Morris. conductor. Portsmouth. Vt: W.
ii. Ellimn. Alton. Ya; J. G. Darlene ia‘rrner
oi Baskerrillo. \'a.; George [L Eleni. Durham.
N. (3.; James bl. lawn. a “ ’ ’
from thewostho was a undone: Ml
he icoloredt. Winston. N. 0.: Francis Justin
(colored). Salem. N. C.
injured—Airs. llamy mersoh. tialorn. N. (2..
slightly: J. 1.. filter. Richmond. Pullman eon.
doctor. loot mashed and hurt slightly ill fldo;
J. R. Towncexolorod porter on Pullman. slight,
ly bruised about the body: Dario. dagruan. hurt
about bead and tees and toot sprained.
THE BOMBAY RIOTS.
(In-heats and Troops Threaten the Rail»
glans Min.
Bonita r, Aug. il—The religious raes
rioting was resumed in this city. and (or
several hours the streets were the scenes oi
desperate conflicts. The lighting was oi
she most sanguinnry nature. and many
persons were killed and wounded.
The day being it llindoo holiday. the au-
"rarities anticipated a renewal oi them
cent disturbances and were in a measure
prepared to suppress on outbreak, but the
police and the iorce oi troops in thegsrs
risen were inadequate to cover the whole
city, and bet-ire quiet bud been restored in
one district ircsh outbreaks would occur
in other parts of the city.
The mgr- oi the mob was directed espe
cially ngainst the marquee. several oi
which were sackul and burned. All the
public buildings are now guarded by
troops, and the gunbouts in the harbor
have been cleared ior notion and brought
into position to cover the native quarters.
The local authorities are confident oi being
sbie ultimately to quell the rhing.
CALL‘I'TTA, Aug. l'o'.-—The cow killing in-
cident in Bombay was made a pretext ior
the opening of hostilities. The enmity be-
tween the Mull simulations and llindooahsa
n for deeper and rridcr significance.
”manages anso surely Ita-
ta'a- In '9‘ mm» lush mac.
tian III-tho Behring Bea Decision—J".
’ m mu Give a Verbal Report.
Wm. Aux. urns debate in
the hon-ewes characterised by the obhand
2!" oi steam and by the presence and
W of interest. it was started by Mr.
oi Manchurian in inror oi the
W of " the purchasing clause of the
law audwns closed by Mr. Moses
‘ limb in opposition thereto.
Sandwiched between these two speeches
DID remarks by Messrs. Coombs of New
York. Bryan of Nebraska and Henderson
Ulcers. Their-towed made an address
Milt I business ltaudpoint in lover of the
repeal oi the Sherman law.
, If. Ryan made the speech of the day.
adulthood- ha occupied more than two
in Its delivery he commanded the
mundane! his oolieagnu through.
5st flewaaoneoithcapostleeoibi-
mien. and his sympathiure regarded
. moments as unanswerable.
In the-Beasts.
theeniatespeutonly three hour-insea-
“it“ “at title was well filled up. Mr.
‘E'lbfllnpm'isflugmmoiorssite
‘ building athingtou to be known
as the Hall at Records was passed. Then
' Whill toinceeee the circulation of un-
hrthe reason that seventeenstora had in
head lie. Voorheea that they desired
more this to prepare to discuss it.
before it was so laid aside an important
mt was proposed to it by Mr.
”roll to authorise the redemption at
mudmlnlereet oi such 2peroent
(one minimal) in all) as may be at:
3” and to authorize the issue oi new
m lml tender nets in payment
flatter
_ rut-mm produced considerable
- 1lieu-ion.Jilr.Shermancondemningitas
" In snbusine-lika proposition. and Mr.
Washes-sing biannual-rent and
' . (the-attend banknthe great gold mono
“ mun: ironiOhio. should object toau
amendment that would increass the
mat oi cunncy in circulation.
Wamdmmt to thabtllwaeoi—
.L cautions rs! interest on
on whichths increased national bank cir-
culation should be based.
After that there were two speeches delir-
cell—onehy )lr. Barry in iaror ot bimet-
lllh and one by Mr. Gnllinger against
”Won beiorc 1891.
m Peder came to the trout with a
mm the secretary oi the treasury
tooth orpriut $600,000.00: in aluminium
Capos papa and pay 0 the entire in-
mm- oi the country at once. The
H“ had a lot oi wherenses, followed by
u lflolution:
That the treasury be instructui to pmpme
thessntoiWoi tied-marten“ brom-
mthllmot partial. legal tender money oi
M lop-bun in Varioun denominations on
Mdalunlninrnoreilk threaded pswrand
mtbemintoihetrearuryumon as pos-
lhle asnsrplua my. and then iorthwith call
h m minim buflnzbonds oi the
United mates iorttnmediats redemption.
”lie-nothingwnaeaid oi thespeech
dlr. W bylthe opponents oi tree
w taken togethcrthe day's do
lids night he put down in the category oi
a draws battle.
I‘ “I. m len-
Optnion in Washington over the decision
dthellehriag sen tribunal diliers ruato-
tlnllyfltothatnsasnre oi the benefits. it
.7. lubed by theb‘nited States item the
W ‘
no
9.
0m- }‘Irruus- Killed. others Ills".
:41. turn. Aug. 11—.“ the result oi a
ll" which lasted l5 minutes last evening
our tin-mun is dead and several others in.
jun-xi. 'i':;c lire aturtcd in the store 0! W.
i. ilyor tx' “rm” 137 East Third street.
nit-alert in mmiml instruments The burn-
ing var-m» -n thr- musirnl instruments
m.v'..- n u... l.c so dome that it sickened
lltr .‘lr‘ m n. Michael ('lonnn oi Engine
t‘ump w.) No. :ijurnpeti lroln u iiith story
window nmi wm horribly mangled. lie
lived only a low minutes alter striking
the street. Jerry Murphy oi the same
company was carried down iron: the filth
story. He was badly out about thahead
and is still nneonaeioua Captain Jerry
Strap 0! Engine Company No. 8 was taken
irum the third story unconscious. ills its
juries are internal. Chief Jackson and
John Devlin oi Engine Company No. l
were both partially milecated.
Jackson Will use Iowa lop-uses...
Dials Moms. Aug. 11—11:. result oi the
lirpubllcuu «tote convention was the non»
irration oi i". D. Jackson ior governor.
There were l0 other rundldatea, and the
election was on the second ballot. The
nominee is in Kew York on [anions and
has not been in Iowa ior two weeks The
conrentiou completed its work by the
nomination oi the iollow‘ing:
Lleutensnt Hort-nun ‘ll'nrn‘n ti. Duncan oi
t'lmrlton.
oi the court, and it is asserted
Winn extends to the
lathe mutations, they are that the
meta- will have entailedths coat
‘ “ Ill Behringeeswith- “xi-promo Judge-t2 li. Robinson oi tilts.
at belt to its Rulers. Vb"- Kill-ll. liullnmlt'ummitnlrmrr J. w. Lukroi See
ad perhaps other nations reap a “llnlttttlt.
m “emulation being bludlngouly
”all end this country.
‘ lbs miss Insanea.
he the law-Ilsa situation atauda at
Stair! Superlnlrruirnt at Public instruction ~
lirnry hut-tn oi Dos More.
Bovine“ tsay Ito M
h‘tw You, Aug. I?.~~'i'ho restoration oi
ilr. liurtsaii to his old parish is amongthe
pro-unifies oi the near tutors. lie was
sent to loudout by Archbishop Cm'igsn
at the titne it". Dr. mom. wassileassd.
andsiuntbenbshas beennlnioetaatrun-
an to the (Thumb oi the Epiphany. behold
avenue and Twentymond wrest. blow
he has been summoned beiora Iigr. iiatolii.
A utttlrtwm curried between hiin. the
ablegste and the archbishop oi New York.
a. rupees»: mm not... I...»
Am". Aug. l't.--(ionrnav Flower is
likely rope-coon- the essential etltartis
Fury. the analogs rnnrderer.who has been
notepad to be elsetroeuted at Clinton
prison during the week measuring Aug.
5. brcooarthe warden tears another break-
ing down oi the dynamo.
[M tinder as Ares-ed Inn»
New Yours, Aug. it. John Harris. a
prominent leather dealer oi Brooklyn. did
oi apoplrsy at the "er-re lion-a Broad-
way and Houston arrest. where he had
registered with an unknown m a
Jar-ea Hurley and wile.
[aye-a Won“ Us a villus.
New Your. Aug. itm'l’he Herald says
today that Hiatus-inter Dayton ssyahewill
accept. tbsminstlon oi lodge in them
non pleas wort It Judge Beach. whose
term expires in January. is shelved by yo
lltieal Ito-es. '
titled in a Isaac" Maidens.
moan)", Ky. Aug. l7.~lra is. I.
J. Tram. sting] lien. it I“). Tutor. e
.0.th retl lever pelitldae,
was instantly tilled la a runaways“
near this city.
”Cumin-Asian.
Ila. Lag ”Cur“?
' rapid on
' lanes
2:?“ “'"MW Each Bottle.
. -—-A'l‘--
mun. lilillSilll a co. . .
m ”M 5*» M!"- lomlmson’s Plum
ousrsvrnnu. mm
ambboatklonatk. d. ' wt
, A».
PIIIIDE “F "Will" iii ”E .
”4...... lanes”. minus a
. AtiiewYork— n.n.
Aldob oi Unemployed March WWHHHN ”'5
s— 1
Through NewYorlrStreets. nut-www.mm um u.
s .
' n3... I o I o o r r o 7-1.:
33801.“)TOAPPI’BAI.l'OBllREAll.l --IE::‘220000..°'.”
m Nichols and Bennett. \t’eyhiag andt'leraauta
Inn-aired Idle crash-lama lee-ed Umpire-JIM
“""""" "' " mum" nannvnvm ..... 0—20 00 o o sv'l'l';
Whtehn'fhonsand Idle lan‘l'nehl'nlt. wmmmmne’: s o Iensue :fldf. ed:
Mu U u m
capitalistelrenannasd. U $2M“
N”! You. Aug. i7.-New York Wile ' " “ '~'"
nessodanunusualslght—a paradsoi the mw’ {:3::::o “: H
..... 0
Chamberlain and Vaughan. Cum
eon. Umpire-seniors.
Al l’iitsllttrx” w.
Si.llmle...ili) I)! 20 "010,5
l’ittahunr... :i o z o 0 It 0 o 0 hell 3
(lit-anon and Pen; Killen and Earle. III!»
pirorrllunt.
unemployed through theatraetet thelrrally
on Washington square and their mass
meeting in an east side till. For the last
few weeks a crowd oi unemployed cloak-
rnakere, clothing cutters and other me-
chanics have congregated daily at. the con
5
s.
i
¢l
A Chicago
IICI‘IO‘TNNIII‘ Greene and “lit! and Instrillo.....1013 o o y g
Memstmwmkeurployiuant. These Chm.........o o s e o o o 0
men started 00. some 20) in number, tor a "m”‘m‘ ”'5 ”d" "“‘hi' "1“
Umpire—Camilla».
EASTERN LL‘GU‘ “All-1
’roridencew
..........0 I t) 0 0 0 l 0 1"
Providence..." 0 0 0 0 7 D 0 P
Stud and Peoples, Sullivan and hit?
l'mpirrev Bergen and ltutlderrnan.
parndeoi poverty.
By the time Washington equate was
reached the pandas. numbering iully
1.000. ’ ‘ " ’whst to donext.
Somebody shouted. “Let’s hire a hall,"
and the procession. reforming. marched
All
Erie.
AtMy—» ILIIJ.
nun-ad. Troy......_..... 4 i l i ll 3 0 l i~lt it t
OnthdrwaytoGolden Rule hallon “WW ‘ i 0 ° ' ‘ 0 "mm:
m“. l the punderslnet J l timber and Murphy; Freeman. Dower: s
Barbuda, loader oi the Closkmakrrs' Albprlngtleld’ 0 ans.
union.iiewanrocognisedanridcheera -------- 2’" ”12°“7‘3
. Hpringliold. .0]0°0|00ll~38‘
mm" rushed ““0 Golden 1‘“th Fisher and l‘rquhurt. Inks and R,‘ [or
the proprietor of which donated its use for pim~~i'oughlin. l'rquhart and Barr.
.mmmg' 3‘ n "5 hillt‘m‘w r l t a z o 0 o :35
y ........ t A
isticspeech. [in said hesynipathiaedwith Binsharstoo. . o a o 0 ' 5 z I“: It i
the unemployed in their eiiorts to find
work and that working people, whether»
mined or not, would nererget their rights
till they organised. Other speeches were
t'alihan and Wilson. Barnett and rinse
Umpirewilattin. a
TOLD m ”madame.
3
made. .
The iollowing “lune“, we“, unani— The haraboe was again beaten by the
monaiy adopted: Britannia
Surgeon Branharu of Brunswick. (is.
has yellow ierer.
it". Dr. Deon“ oi New York isslowly
gaining in health.
Ancstradition treaty but been exchanged
by Colombia and Spain.
Reports iron: the Texas cotton belt are
favorable tor a heavy yield.
it is said that Mrs. Frunk [toilets to
marry eron (Zulu-n. th . actor.
An oiiicial Sillclnr‘fl , 'mws the finances
oi the World's ialr to or in good confli-
tion.
The oilioarsol the suspended Kansas City
Satety Deposit and Burlap bank will be
criminally prosecuted.
The Linden Blood "one association ob
tained slicensa iorstrack iron the U}
den township committee.
The coroner’s jury upon the Senate hotel
disasteratChiosgo brought in a verdict
against the proprietors of the hotel. hold
ing them to the grand jury.
Ashley not Mind.
Attack!" PARK. .\'. J.. Aug. i?.—Mrs. Alk-
geline Allen at Newark. a guest at the Le
iayette hotel at this place, caused quite a
sensation on Founder Bradley's board
walk by appearing in an extremely den-oh
leto hthing suit. The sight at the worn-
anlu the abbreviated coetunse attracted
the attention oi several thousand people.
and it was with considerable difficulty that
she managed to snake her way to sleigh
biting photographer’s. With the Isiah
snee at a policeman she musgedbget
back to her hotel, but baton she catered
the earrings that had been secured aha
wns compelled to wrap herseli up in a
sheet. it was the first time in the history
oi Asbury Park that a woman hsa ap
poured on the boardwalk iasnchaeoa
tunic.
WI" Appeal For BID-d.
\Vhortna. We, the American workmen old!!-
ierent trades. arr assembled in a hunger dens-
onstratlon in consequence oi fluent conditions;
and
\t'heruns, The inn! is that the Mia of
Row York. Motion and Parts are reemelbie
tor the present misery and audition oi the
working masses; therefore belt
Broolrod. “that we ask every hungry roan.
wunsn and child In marble in a mass meeting
and appeal iqllln' public tor bread.
Resolved, ltltl we call upon all hungry work-
lngtnen xwtiu pay any rent until present cou-
ditluns are impmred.
A committee of three, appointed to cell
on Samuel Gompcrs. president oi the
American Federation oi Labor. visited
him alter the meeting at his oflioe onClirs.
ton plaoesnd told him their grlsesnm
Mr. (lump-rs said he sympathired with
their etiorta to obtain work. but could not
see how immediate helpoould betnrnlehed
and advised them to send a committee to
the couturencooi trade to be held Sunday
evening at the international Labor Ks-
change. lie added that it would then be
decided whether or not a great public dem-
onstration would be held.
The Social ‘t- Labor party will meet this
evening to determine what action they will
take in assisting the unemployed.
This butt-tale “'ss Ont oi Wort.
h'rm' YttltK. Aug. l7.-'l’he woman who
shot horse]! in Central park on Toesdsy
was identified as Mrs. Josephine Wilbert
oi 170 Motorola strut, Wililauisbtirg. She
haul worked at pas-unenterie ior ll. 1.
opp" oi :5 Spring atmt, this city, and
[or some tinn- had been out oi employment.
it was undrrstood that she had wealthy
relative» in Vienna. and thrre monthsago
a than she introduced to some as her but
band and to otben as her cousin visited
her and remained a week beiore going to
Lhicago. Want to Inpeaeh sl- President.
Toma. Aug. i1.-The Topeka Advocate,
the caudal state paper. in “editorial, do
mauds the impeachment oi Secretary Carr
lists ior baring failed to purchase OM.-
Im eunu- at silver. and" the “on.
law.duriag the wreath oi July. It says
that Secretary can» grossly mat-
oath oi once dad that Yrs-idem Cleveland
is mostly guilty In! should he inpeeehed
at thusnntiniemrortdedthataninrestt'
gallon it is ionnd thathsle rssponsiblsior
Carlisie‘s conduct. Resolutions embed}
ing The Adrocnto’s editorial will be inter)
duord in the Populist bimetallic niase
meetings to be held in each county at the
stats between now and Aug. kt.
w...-
The hm Ale Catt
“mime, Pa, Aug. i'l.-\'esta tor»
user at lower Marietta. owned by the Co
lumbin itoliing Hill company and em-
ploying 75 hands. has shut down. There
are is inrnaucs within a radio-oi sis wiles
oi unlit-tin. and not one is in operation.
A lay oi Hopes
BUDAUJ, Aug. i‘l.~"'l‘he prospects are
bright tor a cessation oi the currency ism»
ins." said a bank (militia! here. "J udgiug
irons the amount oi current-y we hare to
oeivad today. we shall not rind it mist-bk
to issue any mon- psyroll checks.”
Printing Verbs that Down.
Fart ltirru. Mara. Aug. llw'l'ha Am
about 2.000 people out oi employ-rent.
nal.ownedbyilrcretaryoilntsrlee
sullen mansfiapsaetheireeeeh
one hit oi both goidand
mksilmtathssilrer put
an a parity with the gold dollar.
farther belleve."herays.“that lam-ya
A “It”. KIM
Woman. Ila-a. Aug it-«Tha Boston
Manoiaetortng company have extended
the time oi the shutdown at the Walthan
ralli- to am e _
m ‘. w...
Gimme, Aug. 11—h. Total Masts-nee
Lita '
' ,I’II“ s ‘”
brdnnaiiylnaolrewt.
A fine "Worse Mia.
Annuity, ll. 1. Aug. Itwtthartae V.
lloghitt. nanniaetnreroilattisa' Ins shoes.
has tailed. ._ We-.- ,.
'MWWMe
lien You. Aug. 11—h- twmal aw.
iorsaaetooilihs late rut-r. snap-a,
nth-(larder: theaterweeasythtaghtaa
aasplctosaone. Atonepniodthasodiease
was tairlyriotons tam disapproval do
mewmgnyrd and kl-sdalths slap,
aaditwsa hrtagdowstheeen
Metathewttddle oi the comedy-Odell
itthenaodthere.
WMAMW
Amsr,Aag It.—-tietaea Judg- Harv
kseIthitathawetTrnywna
reedmaithmlhetmworkaat Green
Island. and Willis- litany and Jana-
Kenna oi Mm skim
ottns‘i'reyirsnsntl my.
Minmmwm
manna-rm, it. 1.. sag. 11M
lhelatntssneilrs. Heaqueil
Mmthbetty.whttsmwith
. was
“with a tyasr-atd
“unburned
mmA ii Anni-Cw“
“west ' " li‘ebtehshs
selfish“. tethd;
rasluetusnllesrssrthaaetrfi.
plan."
~— ert. not..." a...
w. .~m~.t.. 7&1... ..
Ir. Bret-n lines to tape IQ.
if:
item, ILA-g. mars...
aadArthnr'l‘Jltteywwosts-Ieh a
banal Iraisenthe
hank lilies was al-ern
“Mealtitlnwaekaflyisjnred.
W
mast-gum“
t It"
gunfirsrrmnsusriun:
~ tbesymptoare are thueeoi thedruddiev
nuts-me an m
icon printing works will shut down 8st- Amt“. Aug. {1...}: a.
rider slab! mi '0' 0" mu» “'4'”! the lioaueial situation. n3: 1
Mr w“.
.
iaadandhiecahinrtoi llenrerratleiosdras
iathsaeealrandhonnsqsnnlytsrerthh
retransmit. Aug “—me
curtaileilleter.aotthellsetyl.l-flu.
Mm.hdetehadatstets
muse use new were reported to
heeleeingire- yellawlrrer.bnttlh
”humanities-sinister“
itsw You. Aug. ”W‘s-M .I.
”mush-shined: swam
sum-um» eleeythty
aaalleooklys anaes isrryheat. The”
lfl'athllgillitfllerwsl‘kfll
it is Feared That She May Have
Bydrophobta.’
he Isaiah-geckos lee naught"
Ire-thelni-nl—flelseanAreenien
!or Water and Mouths! llgne sl
WmWowndW
2m: Mouse. 31...“; it-«aurloa
lsnola his-on. who recently appear-dot
llama-It's theater with her husband.
Jack Mason. to “Friend hits.” while no
suing herdaugkter Adelaide (min solutions
dog on July It was bitten by the animal
and has since displayed symptoms ream
bllng those of hydrophobia. Dr. S. J.
O’Seli at to last Eightth street. who
issue-ding her.hae not decided whether
ease or are due to Monroe» resulting
irons shock.
The Insane are lieingatmllayView
avenue, New Rochelle. st thread at a row
oi montages.
Jack ”anon was kept in New York until
lateoanlyuand hlswiiesndher
daughter Adelaide, who is lit years old.
were waiting tor hits at rhcgau when he
returned.
"When i was near house." said .‘llr. Mo
son sthisltoue."lbeard aiuriorss
barking. ithought at lot the color was
nisdehythe minced clotted theioor
doplkeepshoutthehonse. But when I
heard my stepdaughter screens I jumped
npthestepsieadiag totbegare.and than
i saw Duke. an lrtnh sullenwnatllu‘ with
setrangedog that looked likeabull ter-
rier. The nest nova-at Adelaide stepped
iorwsrd to sepsevsie the animals. Brim i
could toll out to her to let rhea alone she
haul grabber! the strange dog by the m
' Attached lea. Mason.
"The dog shookofl [Me'elsold andwieh
ssnari sprung toward Adelaide. My wife
threw herself between Adelaide and the
dog. while inland stick at the brute-
‘tt made a yump ior my wile. The animal
caught her by the right arm andtoreawsy
the his": oi her dress»
"When i new the brute druwbnckaaay
ping and snarling. with loan: on his jaws.
Ibrusme hodiy irrghtened and leokedat
In». Mason's am tone-r iishehadhesn
bitten That was animnnalel‘y the case.
but ldtda't tell hereon
“I gently walked letothe house. 'ttbe
stead latte sharpener, knocked the gt.
0' one“ the lamps and hunted theatre!
saun‘rchly as I could. l had attended ’0‘
ital lecture» in the Wilmette hot-pits]
in Boston years ago, and I knew that at
terisiag the wound caused by the dog's
bite might save lire. Manon tram hydro-
phoble.
"Mrs. Manon had not notion! that she
was bitten. as shown still solicitonenbowt
her child. Accordingly I walked up to
my wile and quickly drew the bested nteel
over the wnumts. iii course the screams!
and fainial. hut iw tyxnl, who issue-d—
lug her, said it w.» the very boot thing I
could Imve thine,"
Hr. Mason arid-at that when trio wiiere»
need he uttered a glass of water tuber, but
she threw it to the time.
"She has since displayed is marked araev
nice to water." continual in. Mason. ”and
notaaight has poured ntnrrthenthatshe
has not raved.“
Jnekhiaaoa aad lilo wthrnlledonvr.
Ulleil the day alter the Ire-an had been
bitten. “cloud that her pupils were“
laud-ad that shown» staining in. a
high lever. on. showedthenanesmsion
towatar as on the night More, and Dr.
O’Neil attend her to had at once. lie
called ether Sew Rochelle been tor Ire
nights and administered ”darts“
0n bl! atlvlrc three of the dope isms-net
away iron: the honor. mtkirharklng had
a had other on Mrs M
flym m
tihewassoonwelieeanghwtakaa
week's trip to her parents in flint. list.
Dr. ”Sail having ndrtaad e «hangar at
scene. The ay uptown membileg hydro
phobia have since decreased during lit
by, but show hardly any tarprmunsat
night.
lira its-on Mos-taminrhewonsd
so her area, which has putty well healed.
with tire was; hot-am no
trouble lite added that abatntandnlte
tahthdortar‘udrtaoaadi‘aswtheheaee
(or a law hoor- "new.
"i neat keep iwy sl theirs-l pee
siblllty Ii MW"eh dd. "up
elsllyaai'wlaenloaiishw to“
werka‘npavn thwarts-admissib-
ire-W"
“whims".
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menses-en...
ilew Town. sag owner; ”rotary.
a. "4m. gasp-e. wns rah-rad
tool-Kraut rail laundered J
may-t the any sent
9 ”it milk-the
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luryletwleylwllll.
v.10 II m1”!
imported Oils.
Sardines.
mm WIRED EMMY.
Telephones“. an.
m...“ ....... . ...._,——-¢— -
BASIllIN
THE
Bestfllade.
at the lowest prices.
and all kinds at
House Fumishing.
Plumbing.
i. ll. IIASII it Bill]
Cor. Main and West St.
and trader elusive MI
DIE lllflIlSilliliilIllllllS
llumutiyenraotsae.
S. S. L’llommetlieu. tg’t
In some sum.
5!!“ I!!!“
lakes so every
sldrtitne luxury. Pure and atom
swardst all Pure Prim! Exmoos. Ext
ROME SUCH bran}.
ml. 1 5001.5. Sflxmfir;
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I”. I. III’.
Bill
I:
Oil/m. to; Stain street,
”swam cons.
J. ”HAUB.
Undertaker.
tan-statues“ i”
H- “I.
illilliillll FISH
MWMBMIM
li‘untii leluii,
”fillit
on. srovas
Tin Work.
GERBER
incendllartisrrt. Bane-Maureen.»
thatkadaywtiitsesrs your llie iur stun,
dzycooerucoceoisn
Prepotedwitnstruptmuw. Hm
mummy“. Ave“
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IlEIilIllIl TIME-TABLE.
STEAMERSYLVANSHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—dom and 11:30 Is. m.;2:00. 3:30 and
5:40 p. m.
ROTOR POINT—40:45 a. m,;12:15, 2:45. 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
«5—...
25¢ —--—- EXCURSION FARE ~—-— 25c.
-———.»--—-
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion ot reason-
ratoe. _
e
'nan VALE Ftllllll
N as better. air eatiaiaetioa.
bhl?d5e bag Past “microns and cow
es better w.
Worka rattle.
Here we hell the “cohort. (3t.-
Creamery Butter. at 320.
iermnm Creameryntttic.
We uottcepeopla who have bought observer.
more back to us iur better.
omit-idol?“ ;
Good Vinegar.
AVIIII IIS
' with
your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
Orange. Mwermal—ade.
at whut it «not us to buy. ifilo t'te glass.
New Peas.
packed this reason. ltrts can.
113-733
K
k----
Secure a pail of those New
Mackerel. $ I go.
We generally have a small stock of choice
Fresh Vegetables
Et’el’y morning.
Ilihble&ilomslock
ll IIIITII Mill STREET. ’
Ecudrrissateco
Successors to B. C. Ion-is k L'o.
carnal. ezoomoo.
it Solitary 8h. Boston, lees.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
finial I @E
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
”ENS" llIlIlK Iii ill KIIIIJS.
The Best sales in the World.
ISO,“ in see. liners pre-
serve their contents.
hill-old in Lynn. lam. ninre that great lira.
where hoot our sales were whim! to intense
but. preserving IMF contents.
CHAMPION RZt'Oliil also In the tireat
(.‘hir fire in nm in thetiroat itaatun Fire
In] ....sud in all that great tires Ilistto. tie
ior circulars. Agents wanted. nun
EllIlE 8
8"“ FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
“my David Stow,
hoathlalu street. - , twusir
m“ mom-m; l. 0. JENNINGS.
2.3:. _wfl%‘;§ inst WWMJMH
In- Deal-rat anon sad MAT“ ..-. In
llil Pli’fll llll BililllEIIS
lllerthlala all.
Ballarw
tis- heekaeiisll nelatsd oi
Foe-rs. sadttutl legs so
bana- .
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i’hysician‘ for Williltilli
Ills. mi I. who
tantamount at heroine.
133 Inst 8b. Bridgeport, It.
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raglan- iss tar pin and E
m maria 5'.
t . i. so
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FURNISHED
Colour—neuron.
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no It nr- In! I-
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Mill
APPME’WSTYLE,
lumen till.
Place.
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