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, were at the body. Remu-
_ prefect health and uncouth
limits from Using
m L rilla. tiny Soho.
but. Km y, KL. writer:
“I an: manor-«i that aim haying
link a whole yaw from liver «no»
Ayev'a finenflmllla auvrd my
e. hum rhyal one being unable
to been». law no trial! tbmmlmr
pro 1 day Murine: without bottom. I
.5 lat took Aycr‘a Bmuparilla. 'i’bo
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have mumlut‘lltltitl on. tau-divine
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‘Sarsaparilla
Wed by m. 2.053;”; m. Illwvli, Yuan.
Cureeotltorsmlil cure you
CRISP'S QMMITTEES.'
The Displacement of Mr. Spring-
er Was a Surprise.
' rm comm: Wm
“Chat-Drop. sum up the I... name
In... lull—Dull Debate In the "one.
It. We Ill-appointed Huey—A
le’weaeutettvw Injured.
WWI. Aug. 22.—~'l'he veteran rely
Whom Vermont, Mr. Merrill, occupied
W'mlon of the senate with on argu-
tumhenpport of the bill discontinuing
the purchaaeof allvcr bullion. , The apecch,
which was sometimes witty and serious,
waaread from printed ellpu and occupied
llittle overau hour in ita delivery.
The bill'wae then laid‘haide, and the cue
dtheeenatorahlp from Montana war taken
up. Two apeechee wm made against the
claims 0! hit. Lee Manila and againat the
unnatltutiouial right of n etnte governor to
appoint to tho repute save only in caeoa of
my happening on account of mic
who or otherwise during the me of
mature. .
but was mm. by Mr. Vance of
North Cleollna, chairman of the commit.
he on privileges ll eetlona, but who
wrote the minor-i t. and the other
by . George of pi, who joined
in minority repo .
no vote with resolution to seat Mr.
Hontlolwaa poetponed until Wedneaday
at 5 p. tn. ,
lpeeebea In the lam.
'l'hecommltteee'wcre appointed by the
Ipelker,andtakanasawhole they map-
The allyer debate wee dull, end
audience which had anembled to
to Mr. Brecklnrldge of Kentucky
dhppolnted.
Power: of Vermont Ipoke for the
' on bill and Mr. Booker of Missiuippi
‘ it. Mr. Cooper of Indiana thought
out to ulopt free coinage at thia
d Mr. Sperry of Connecticut took
to view. Mr. Cox of Tennesaee
ted free coinage. and Mr. Settle of
. Milt. Stroke in opposition.
t evening aeeeiou epeechee were
bylcllauren of South Carolin: blo-
Doudd of Illinois. Bartlett of New York
and Stockdale of mumppt.
no Rouse Claimant”.
The whcipal changer made by Speaker
Crisp in the chairmanship of committeee
mood by him had been diecouuted in
i g;
I“
Egg;
vii;
He bud generally been accorded a place
attbehead of the committee on foreign
Maire in can of a transfer from the com-
mittee on ways and means No one had
W him for membership on bank-
ingnndeurrency. The announcement of
the liat an it was read from the clerk’l
“who the first intimation that mem-
Nlhud of the speaker’s determination in
“clatter.
0! the committees of the fifty-second coir
thoee on the eleventh census, Colum-
expoaitlon and to investigate the
Mme Canal company have paused into
“My-lid are not on the list this year.
With thalour coatmitteee previously ap-
mm In cage, accounts and en-
rolledhilla—there la a total of 55 named
I. the fifty-third comma. Upon aeo-
ttqel liner ehatrmanahlpe of m commitr
team to the eouth and ‘33 to the north.
fly atone the chairmanahipa are divided
ea followe: about; 3;] Arkansas, 1; Con.
Wt, 1; m0; llinoie, 4; Indiana,
k Kentucky, a; Louieiana, 1; Maryland];
MD“. 2; Hie-nun 8r. Mlchignn. 1;
fl [er-y, 9; New York, 5; North Caro
2; Ohio, 3; Pennsylvania. 2, Rhode
Inland, 1; South Carolina, I; Tenneeaee, 3;
Tune, e. Vaughan, o, Weat Virginia, 2;
The (ll-innate“. lbt.
The chairman-hire as announced by
Speaker Criep are aa followa:
Whit. O'l'crrall (Va).
Wm and lama—Mr. Wilaon (W. “U.
Appropriation—Mr. Sartre (Tom.
The Judiciary-Mr. Culboraon (Ten).
, Guinea. Weizhta and kimono-1h. Blond
an).
Banking and Currency—Mr. Springer tlllal.
I’m AWMr. McCreary (Ky).
and Foreign Commercwllr. Win
a).
Rivera and unborn—Mr. Blanchard (in).
mm m Ind Fisherlee- Mr. k‘llhiln
uro—Mr-Haieh mm.
mm. Outhweite (Oi).
M .lehfl . 'J.
Banana and Ramada—ll? llrmlerwu
' mutation-emu).
Moire-Hr. Holman and).
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mom—urienamm .vu.
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ravaged lawman oi n.» Bliuelmlpfl
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later-Hr. um. rill-J.
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In it»: Department~fln lio-
ln Pit-iodine Department-db.
In Interior Depertnmhlllr.
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la rtmetnf It
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Holdsairom 3 to 20 gals.
So.IIorwaIliIardware to.
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walk or mwmofllumnt (In
TlBlIll. IOHIISIIII I: 80..
219 leatagae at. Brooklyn.
GUSTAV Ema. l'Bll) Pl’f‘Zlit.
Amie for South Norwelk. d3)
~woman MUST COME Down.
In“ [liver ‘ Itauulnct‘uren Cannot loll the
Clltla I'll-y DIM
Fan. RIVER, 3IW., Aug. fl—m new
of an impending entdown in wanna baa
turned the attention» of people in this city
to the terioutneea ol the present trade alt-
uatlon in all parta of the country. Tod.
cloth and the prion obtainable for ltare
tiwgrenttoplu of dbuuvaiuulrtmlo-
cal circle.
The manufacturers who voted to appoint
a committee to meet with like committees
from other Sew England content any they
do not care to enter Into any rovltlou of
the wage schedule alone."
At the lih‘i‘i'lll time the ache-dole file-
nlahed by the Splunen’ union la in reality
the one under which must of the large
mills are working, and it he long been
Rt‘omllzud. This scale la baaed on boom
pricee. To revise the work schedule it the
first purpow of most manufacturers of in-
revlslou may have no eflrct on the demand
for their product, but it will reduce the
cost of production toa baals more nearly
akin to the proaont selling price of thdr
goods. They do not expect that upcrntlvee
will take kindly to a reduction. but if the
mills are to he run no hetter'wagea can be
paid than are to he adored when the new
achcduie goea into effect.
The factorial that stopped did not oloee
their gates because the help wore earning
too much money, but becuuae they mid
not dispose of their output at any figure.
Iron Work. Starting lip Again.
l’lrrsncuo, Aug. 22.——'l‘here is plenty 5r
amokeJaauing from countless chimneys of
nanny iron mills in the vicinity of Pittr
burg. The works of Phillips. Nimick dc
Co. ere now In lull operation. 'l‘hreethouv
and men are at work at Jones though-
lln’e, and every department bi at work ex»
cept four mills and the «heat Iron rolls.
The United states iron and Tilt Plate
company's works am in partial operation,
puuy'a works at Chartiers.‘ The Black
Diamond Stool works Started in full, giv-
ing employment to £000 pt’llpll'. Outside
of the city there was it partinl l’l‘hllllillliun
at reduced wager at the National tube
works at McKm-iport. Three open hearth
furnaces wen- [rim-ml in operation at the
Carnegie “Ollli'alirllll plant. Tho Oliver
Coke Furnace company tired 100 oven: at
Unlontown. employing 300 men. Before
the cud of the wool; it is expected that
other large plants will b:- plnced in‘opern‘
lion. .
Btu-Inca- Inlr In Hartford.
Ham‘mnl), Aug. 2J.-—-A tour of this city
ehowa that the unruly-gm {EYJEWPBE‘
tween 1,000 and 1,500 are out of employ-
ment or working on short time. Most of
the big concerns are running full time
Mint-n nntl 3 Railroad lrlle.
'l'lm‘, N. ii, Aug. uwAll the mines at
Mirwvillr. lieu-x county, have shut down,
and by l’t'ilaull of this almtdowu the Lake
Clunnpmn :m-l Morinh railroad will be
em; [.wl.
Luna “'nrlr For (‘arbttil-Ier‘
lieva‘lnx, Aug "I: «The men cmployml in
[Int tuna up. u: the lio~ton and Albany
null .l .l I~mu will hcrvaitcf Work
only lE-v 1. u. , .:-. the “wk.
l 1.. «lill‘llllll In “13ml.
\- :.. l’lr., Aug. ?J.-'l‘hc Schuyl‘
k:.l lrnn nwx Ive of ('onsholmcken have an-
nnuuuul n L’I mm] reduction in the wages
of thcir employees.
v ,. - .
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Running on llalf 'l'lme.
I’LAT‘l'hliL‘Ith‘, N. Y., Aug. 22~The Wil-
liams' Manufacturing company, makcre
of sewing machines, has begun running
on half time. .. '
'l‘he Electrlc Welding Bualneerl Dull.
Booms, Aug. 32.—’l‘he Thomson-lion;
ton Electric Welding compmy of Lynn bu
diachargrxl oil but eight of in cmployoee.
Shoe Manufacturer- to Shut Down.
M lLl‘vllD, Mutt-1., Aug. 22.-—Colhurn, Ful-
lcr e.- Co., shoe manulncturrre. are prepar-
lngnto abut down.
Ililla In Olneyville Become.
l’novwrxca, Aug. n—The mills in 0l~
ncyyllle rammed operationa.
Bunny on Suspension Bridge.
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. zit—A team of
horn-a attached to a coach occupied by
hlr». ’l'. M. Norris of Culpeper, \'a., ran
away on the new auapenalon bridge here.
In the center of the bridge Mn. Norrie
jumped out and was badly injured. It in
feared abc will lose an arm. The rig at
the some time collided with two other-I.
and all were overturned and hurled ageinat
the aide guerri- of the bridge with great
violence. ,
Sell-tor um “loo m to Go Out.
Wumxoros. Aug. 22.~—Senator D. B.
Hill of New York. who baa been quite ill
at his hotel here, the Normandle. lor sev-
eral day», in reported to be considerably
better. llia ailment to an outgrowth of a
atomach trouble. lie to now able to be u
and about. although the phyaiciana forbid
hie leaving the houae for moral days yet.
Tobacco, llay, Will-trend Tramp Bur-ed.
Newmnr News, Va. Aug. 29. -—A
through out bound freight wee wrecked
at Lee llail by the parting of the train.
The wreck took lite, and acveral unloaded
with leaf tobacco, hay and whiaky were
eon-omen. ’l‘wo tramp: ere ruppoeed to
have been burnml to death.
Another Accident to the luv-hoe.
IIJKDUS. Aug. int—The Navahoo, Brit»
annla, Satunlta and Calluna aalled in the
Torquny regatta oil the Devon meat. The
Navahoe Iuateined an accident to her main-
eall and abandoned the conteet. The Brit-
aunla Ilniahed dretand Won the prlae.
Left nary Andorran-Raven. Kathi...
IJIf'iM‘ILLB, Aug. uh.--’l'ha will of the
late Dr. Hamilton Griffin the etepfather
of Mary Auderaon. waa admitted to pro
hate. No bequest whatever wan made to
hlaatepdnuahter Mary Andaman-Navarre.
roan. lust Auldentelly am“.
Noumea. N. Y.. Aug. fl. - William
Kriat, non of Julian Kriat. foreman forth-
Nrmvlch Silk company. wee accidentally
allot andlnatantly killed here by t oom-
paulon named Sherman.
'trlee Hanging. ran mute-nu.
nmrm. N. Y.. Any. and» body of
Albert Miller. I yearn, a dlk weaver.
.waa lubed out themadefl’ohtvuw.
2:?” t that he Int tried to haul
Deena drove limp latte. Open.
0on1 (lime. 26.1.. An. main-amt
mum-emu
Manama“
m MIA. Pa. A". 8.4»
Wood. Hula "flute. .
““an hero. They contend that such a ‘
«are the Lockhart Iron and Steel con»,
3 Proclamation.
1-1112! war oovmircrr am.
Ike Aureliu- Advlee the Idle Werkuaen
to steel Irv-ad and him Beportel’e—A
In; but Quiet Crowd (lather-cl In Union
Scum to near lipaeolwe.
blew Your. Aug. ext—«Tm aoverul com-
mitten: nppolnto-(l by the organised labor
conference for the relief of the unemployed
have hound limo proclauintiont. The
principal one is arhimml. to the maple of
the United States and begins with thin
paragraph:
A hundred thousand men. women and chil-
dren are neanng the verse of starvation in
this rICh metroxxrlla of than free United
Btntoe. Hundreds of thouaeudr of othm are
within but a abort titanium from want and its
Ittemlant running. mieory and crimn. From
all the manufacturing and mmeroial center-
tbere won-a the anxious demand for WI,
room we four. to be followed by tho deepenlo,
due "I cry for broad. . '
on follows a somewhat floridly word-
ed recital of the condition of the working
people and tho announcement that organi-
ution and shorter home of work would in
time solve the problem and abolleh pover~
ty. Title appeal follow.-
The Appo-i. » ,
We therefore call upon all to contribute
funda furthu unemployed who sm-k work In
min and whom: Wlt't’n and little aims are «larv-
ing on our atrecie. As a city in u ro—upcrntive
corporation in which nil Clllmul arc sharehold-
ers, no one hue the right to live in ”tranquil.
luxury while tho others want for the need: of
life. We thorn-furr- cull upon the mayor and
the boon! of ahicnncn of the city of New York
to convene in special oer-elm: and thorn devise
vrnyn and moon» in llu' «rune trimmer and to
{he sumo extent no they would in mac- of mm
t‘nl’fl. ,
All food obtained by work is worn enjoyable
than food obtain-«I even as u right without
Wurk, we ask liw uulhoriiice to pmvillr wnye
uml ruvmm for lilo cmmnimluncr and rnuluto-
mum‘ of pnlviir “'lil'lib mnl the employment of
the uncmpluyu-il tllrm-Ily nml not byr-ontruct.
Thr- eamo- rut-only prompt us in call upoultho
gurcrrmr of tho ntnic mul the premium. of the
l'nlu-«l States locull nut-rillun by public proo-
lamuilon and by lt‘ulslrilh'c notion in tho same
t‘llll nml in aurh u mnnm‘r u the fundamental
in“: will pct-um.
Ari huiunnc mun “In! uoimzn no rnimt you
to listen to tho ( l‘yi-f Lib-H for work and blood.
A! pntrlnllcucllltt‘ns we [lrovinllll that thou
whncrmtrol lhclmluairlm and the ilmtncc of
the l'nitrol Shaina Irv ri‘e-[armiiblc fur the em-
ploymrut of 1‘ WI". nud m- doumml of thcm im~
womanly! (”.11.Ina.r'IeL‘llrr.°f.s\rxrtsnlthal.-.
ill)! have lirru lippn-etwti.
The foregoing appeal in rigned by Sam-
uel Compete, Chris Evans, Andrew J.
Smith, Thomas C. Walsh, Joseph llarnn-
(less, Henry \i'eismunn and Ileury White.
Alivlu‘tl to run and Steel.
At rt "looting Ilt'lil in Covenant hall. 56
Orchard ntrocl. the llrst speaker, whose
name could not be learned. denounced the
Authorities generally. When a reporter
walked into the ball, he wart dunouneul by
the npeekcr, who sold that the crowd
should rim: and kill the representative of
the crtpllrlllsflc prone. -
Ilo rcpcatl-d iln- injunction tun or three
timm, flllll wwml llnluw lint-u \\.t.~ u aimi‘
lar. llt‘lllolhll’lJlIlll luunrrl the reportcm.
The reporter, fll'itil wry quietly and took
no notice.
The »ucolul zapoukcr intorjvt‘lml politic;
into the niwliliu. lite aaiul thnf. the pm:—
ent condition of tho workiuwncn was en-
tirely due to tho llonmcruticmlmlnistru
tion.
later there were two meetings going on
almultaneonslyln Covermnt hull, one on
the first and another on the mood floor.
In the meeting up stairs a speaker, whose
name could not be hunted, utlt'iaed his
hearers to Ask no more for work; that they
were makers of bread, and if they wanted
it, to go and take It and let nobody or
nothing stop them. They should fight all
oppoaillull, no mattor what kind. and get
what they wanted.
Emma Goldman was more rabid in her
utterances than ever. She told her hearers
to remember the lute of the men who had
been killml at llomoatearl by the Pinker
tone. Slu- told them that if thcy went to
another mot-ting at l'niou aquarr not to
even look at a policeman. Then ehe capped
that with tho advice, "Don't go to Union
aquam unless you arc armed.”
There were more pt-nple, more Ipenkore.
more police, more platforms and more
hard luuuuuuo in Union uquare at the
mood open air mats "muting of theun.
employed than on Saturday night, when
the "Inllflllllit'lli'll tho ill‘tllir of even the
moat botlmulwi linmm Goldman hu-
rangucd Ibo mob to lm' luru‘t'u content in
two language». Mill automated preuidente
and kinga, pniiru uml i'ulkurtoue. report;
on and their t-npltamtic umpluyere, and
eepoclally tho ludivuluul who kccpa his eye
on Walhulln ball. but tho big crowd kept
ite wita.
In vain Illtt referred to tho fate of Alex;
auder ll of ltuaaia and eutreatul her beer
era to take sticks rind stance and allow the
hardhearted American public what they
could do. It waa a quiet meeting, and
when it waa declared to bo ended the 3:000
men preeent duper-ed peaceably.
Advtaed to Stool lire-II.
Nawamt, N. J.. Aug. tit—At the meet
ing of the unemployed which waa held
after they had paraded through the prin-
cl latreeta Emma Goldman apoke. 6hr
adpv‘aed the men to eteul bread if they
could not get It by working. lteaolutlone
were pureed ueklnu the mayor for broad
rind aaklnu him not to allow tonanta to be
ejected for nonpayment of rent.
Deneroua Colonel Paine.
New Ymm, Aug. 98.~Colonel Anguaiue
c. Paine oi thin city has aaked The Adver-
tlaor torilutrihute for him among the nu-
etuploycd "00a week for the next lo weeke.
I‘aeillee Killed a Ian.
Enron, Pa, Aug. n—latwrenee Po
eillco, proprietor of the hotel at New Italy,
our Bangor. killed Pietro clftonl. Pa,
cillco hit him on the head with nature
killing him lnatantly. .
A Wreck on lion-u rel-t.
Pnovmkrcn. Aug. m—‘l‘he aehooner
Don M. limith went ashore on Bonnet
point. The crew of five were token 0! In
the breaches buoy.
An Amou- Delegate Ill.
Wumrtoror, Anny th—Deiecate lin-
eua A. smith of Arlaona ia urioualy Ill in
tbla city of typhoid fever.
Governor Patti-n and me Will up.
Hannnnum, Aug. silt-Governor Pat-
tieou and ate! will leave for the World’l
fair on Sept. 4.
Athm .
.. “ammutupndneneatn-
MA Itormknmformaey'ntu“
TIIE “Willi” wont. ~
New York‘s Unemployed leeue Ck
.‘i L
w I.
ROOT BE = R.
Thayer't BMW
duly Ito in tent.
Makes the llnoat and moat do-
lloloua drink imaginable.
IIIE BlIITlE IIKES 5 GIL
Full Directions With
Eachi*Bottlo.
D..— ‘1'—
Tnmlinson’s Pharmacy
out!
THE BASEBALL scones?“
~ aarroxar. moot omen
At New York— ‘
“db-I.
voland ..... l) 00il0300~803
Newark ..... I OIIIII'IIJIIU’
(‘ W nod fiumou. Petty and Doric. Um-
pire-(lather. '
At llmlyn— I. II. I.
Guano-ti....d 0 lb 0 0 0 I) 3‘ EDI
nnmklyn......0 0 0 9 0 010 0~l 0 I
liwyer and Murphy, Sir-In an-I h'Inalow.
llrnMre~~-Moqruvde.
A1 l'bilarlolpbm » it n. n
HLInIlll ...... OUIIflfltillakflb
I'hiludollvllla... ii 0 ll 0 it t 2 0 2~ 9 0 I
“learnt: and Pull], (' my and iiomenta.
l'mplrc llumt.
At llallinmro it. n. I.
Druiavlllo...2 I d 0 l k 00 x llllbf
Mfirum.. ...'l 0 0 I D 0 I I l~-iil0 3
"returning and I'lrlm. McMahon Mill Robinson.
Umpire Em-lir.‘
hAElriliN mom: names
At “'llkr‘slrtttl‘t‘w
int”:
“'llkmliarre,. i l I l 0 2 3 0 Od'fll I
Buflnlo..... ..n 0 n u o o o b 0.5 a:
(lamptit-ld and Lake. liarr and Urquhart. Um-
Dim~eintrtwrnL
At Albany . 14.3.1
Antony ........ 00.130.51043156
vaidence....oolalol Well)’
Dayna end non. Bruldcrhnrnaru Ila um
Umpimiloidu .
At My ~~ n. 1‘
Troy ........ «rologtlool—3
ammutoou Il09— t
Moakinaudt' llLUoug inaml Rm Um
tire—Hum.
At Dinahuuton‘ 3 B. 3
Nubamtnu.0003illgedv— lit
am......,... .2 o i 0 l I pm I
burn. and Sweeney. ('lrark and Berger.
Unwtrw~l§iitrwloe. .-
At Mluli- limton-l'ithburuxame turnip-tried
on account of rain.
scorch HONORUNCOLN.
A Bron" senio- of the llero Unveiled In
Edinburgh.
l-lillxltl'mn. Arm. R—Tho etatuc of
Abraham Lincoln, the “martyr prreldént"
of the United States. erected on a the
mortal to the Scottish-Amrricnu aoldlen
of the American civil war, was unveiled
horrinthcpreaence of the municipal“-
thorillcs, many diatiuguiahotl gut-vita, n
number of Arm-ricotta and a large crowd
of rrm'ltlrnh' of Edinburgh.
l‘rofoxh't'rr Christie of l’ennaylvania oper-
el the pnhfvmllilfls with a prayer. Sir WI}-
linm Arroll then med-e n apcoch, in the
courac of which he raid that the monk
mcnt would be an object lemon to teach
the duty of protecting the unity of the err.—
pire.
Mr. llenry lleath of New l'ork,whe.
with Mr. William Bruce, the America
consul horn, was one of the originators cf
the movement that In! to the erection cf
the monument, made a brief apeech.
v.- e ..--r .- .t -..,,i .. cu
ihi‘ll pulled by Mia Bruce, daughter of
the comul, who Who attired at Columbia.
As the ulntuo was rovenled the crowd
cheery-d rormaiodly. and tho, band played
"llule Britannia" (Them were then given
for Mr. Georuc l'l. Dirac“. the wulptor. aft-
or which the band played "Hall Columbln"
SHORT NEWS STORIES.
(Ivor Lilli) lungsbomlhen tire on a strike
In New York.
Dr. [ht-ma, the New York patter. in now
out of danger.
The attempt to mils‘trlct Buffalo baa
proved a failure.
Black flags \rorv carried in It parade of
unemployed in Newark.
A tell-graph cubic hit» boon Inld from
Portsmouth to the Isles of Shook
Two men fought with knivce at a camp
meeting in Patch“, Ky, and one will die.
While playing baseball Peter Hyland of
Chicago wn‘s atruck and killed by apitched
ball.
It la rumored that New England manu-
facturer-a are to make a 530 per cent reduc-
tion in wages.
It was announced In the house of com-
mons that the monetary atandard of India
would not be clumped.
Jamee K. O. Sherwood has been appoint-
ed receiver of the Philadelphia. Reading
and New England Railroad company.
Mrs. Andrew Foot of Brooklyn, who
atmyed from the camp meeting grenade
at Merrick, L l.. and waa found inaenalble
by a party of aearehere in a awamp, will
live.
Wholeeule Chanel e! l-Ddllkllclk.
lenuaamus, Aug. a ~Theodore P.
Haughey, pmident of the wrecked Indian-
apolis National bank. will arreated charged
with embankment and miaapplloatiou of
funda. Illa aon, Schuyler C. Haunhey,
pmldent of the ludlanapolla curled hair
worka and the ludianapolla lue worka,
and l-‘rancla A. Conic. pleat out of the
lmlianapolin Cabinet company; Padval
Collin, vice preaident of the company. and
Albert '1'. Reed, treaaurer of the cane con-
oern, ”re lilo urn-tad.
Ire. Illa-I a Iree Ve-an.
Tumor. Aug. fl~The jury in the
Ghana murder case rendered a verdict of
"Not guilty." The courtroom waa
with apectatora, and hire. Bhann lat aur-
roundod by her family. When the verdict
waa rendered, ahe fell upon her kueee, I
though offering up thanka for her deliver-
ance.
’lh Iowa Denver-tie Convention.
Du Homes. Aux. lt—Tbe delegate-to
the Democratic atate convention, wN
will meet tomorrow, area-lemming.
only candidate for governor who baa
opened headquartera la 0. L Bretow of
Charlton, at prewnt lieutenant [annoy
A nimotallie lane fleeting.
Nair Ynnx, Aug. Ik~A meeting of the
New York delegatee ta ta; Oh the
tallle convention wea u the clan
”once to complete arrangement- for a
general male mutt to he held at Deeper
Union hall on mt tit-day evening.
Nearly hole- to Death. {
New Your, Aug. n—Davld Jacobo. who
la lutereeted in the linflelo Meet company
at 51:! Wear FIfty—eeeoud airs-t. narrowly
heaped helm froaen to deathln the Met}
outing room of the concern by careleealy
locklau him-elf in.
m 1:1!" Red-n In Jan A“
"”1." “it? - $.73. it"
an to er .-
tioa'alltank, 3:. mmltted to them
tymjall. hie bondamen having em
a .
Melina-zonalewu
Hannah Au. 4n. t .
lemon. elm battle of the
may diode enlyat
Almwlmrumnnee.
«mulllltnrvl Moll”
«amour-tan .
mmwrm
till I” m3. TIN III
IIIEE‘I' IIII IIIIIII.
STONES.
RANGEG.
ADD
IIIIT IIII HEATERS.
Oncollne Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BY Till GALLON OR BARREL.
Factory IlliI Boat Work
A SPECIALTY.
Illtluhlngton 8t.Bo.lIorvrIIl.Ill
auxin
rn‘rnnunnunrn
The Red Rangers of the Pas-
saic Broken Up. .
YOUIG m1 JERSEY DESPERADOBB
The] "III I "at In tho Wade Filled With
lpolle Tnketa horn Conwteyltoreealow
They wru run up 1...... Wild Life em:
60 In Selma). 1
Pants linxll, N. J., Aug. R‘Thefiod
llnngml oi iiw I’lls'ialt', or the lluy Bandits
of Park Ridge. b'uru been brought to buy.
Their mulrzvum lit the forest hue been
ric~irnyed, and amt-«ken era hens now
breathe ensior. Thaw yo rm bandits bed
for thwr haunt n nook in the center of the
forml. It mm o minded apot. surrounded
by a heavygrowth of urxdi-rlrruthhroImh
which It won impossible to penetrate love
by a single path cut in a tortuoua, round-
about way by the bandlta
Ono; intuit the remit-noun, the boy! had
a ulmiing‘place or» romantic u bed tho-e
her-nee of chvap fiction from which they
obtained their Ideal. -
'l'huy had cloned away a lame apaee in
which they had built a hut. and there they
went their tyrant hours reading dime
not-via and plonnlng new raids on the
atom and bounce In thin Vicinity. .
The-y adopted a uniform costume, wore
ml «him. to symlmllac the Mine of their
band Mill met at ntaiod lntervala,wheu
tlmy immortal bullion-L» in the approved
lmnlllt ytyio. They wvro armed and roam-
mi about their domain as dill tho heron
they patterned after.
. “‘nrneri out-Idera Off.
Throughput tln- forest they posted signs
warning pontoon frulli intruding upon
thricduumiu "No irr‘fltflkfilllg," printr-d
M if by the owner of flit‘lnn‘el, WM puslt‘d
at intrrrnlxnnd tin-y hml guards alli-
Illlllril in uni-n ilwm of untippmnchiilg
1w.
lint llu- lit-ti lizuigore turm- hi grief. In
wmo on} tin.) lrnlrnml that wills-rm of the
law ‘i‘u'l’l' un ilwir trurlt. and u lzrn {Le
p1 flt‘t‘ mmmns notched thi- rcmhm’nus
nothing mu thorn pave the Iylncknuml ruins
olthelr but and illu churn-d remained
their plumb-r, inturmiuxlcd with the half
burned remnants of tlnzcnsnf tlimc not-ole.
The boy bandits bull scattoml to their
. homes, wllcruthry “mini for the search
lu enrl.
'l‘lwy ovrtni lire discovery of their exist.-
ence in an act Mont. Mrs. Snell happened
to olatcrve one the lied Bronson: ll’ltnllv
for-ring u bottle of Ill'llp from :1ngch
..-.. -0.-.“ ... m. pron-u while the: yur
prictor was not looking and upon-ll the
limit. This lmmlit confer-ed. :1an Justice
W. B. Smith sent nfllcere of the» law after
the other culprits. 'l‘hey followed the boat:
on [mill made by the boy bandits to tlioir
haunt. but thnir only capture was euouflh
evidence to connect the young desperation
with many ttl’Ilt‘ltN whose nxyelerloug ills-
nppturnnco hml been reported.
it in summwl that the boy! made of!
with mm Ii plunder of which no art-punt
can be bull. ’l'hcir “anal method in Iv'h'
hing stores was to wait until mm 1* ‘ . .n
. was alone um! rho-n onlcr a small qummty
of ml or another rnrummlity stored in the
cellar. 'l‘hl-u while the Attendant was pro
curingthc urticlo they hail helped them-
.wh‘re to whatever they wanted.
Emil-rick C. Linderman, ahortly Mix-r
Mrs. Snell's discovery, obtulm-tl warrants
for the arrest of Carl l"rohm, Georg-s lie-ell,
l‘crry lit-nusg'ruw, Frederick Van lint
sum, Albert i‘rohm, Charles Inttorman
and George Ackermnn. charging them
with ateallug nirnp. soda, a door, lumber.
keroaene, cigarettes. cigars, chewing to-
bacco. a bar of iron, mils, cuupidurd, naila
and other nrtlclea.
Pillared Many Stone.
Among the atoms from which they pil-
fered were those of Gerhard ii. 'l‘imryor
and William liampa They were also
charged with stealing from the New .ler-
aey and New York railroad, the Island
park, the colored people's picnic gruuuda
and from the Forestera' hall. Noneuf these
complainant: had any idea of how much
had been stolen from them, but they
thought it was considerable.
Justice Smith had all the boys brought
before him. some of them ire-int: accompl-
nlod by their parenta. Georgi: lived admit
ted that the but had been built immedi-
ately after Ichool closed In the latter part
of J uue, and the other boys told how they
had procured many of their auppllea
Although the juhtlce had alx witneeeea,
he decided to let the lads of! with a repri-
mand, which be administered with a fa-
therly grace. They proud-ed between who
to never range again.
luauhueette Paqunerieen Delegaeee.
Boston. Aug. in. ~ Governor ituaaell
nominated the following doctora u dele-
gates to the Pan-American medical con-
rrae to he held at Waabinaton in Septem-
r: Dr. John 0. Blake of Boston, Dr. .7.
Col line Warren of Benton, Dr. Z. A. Atlama
oi anlnnham and Dr. Thomaa Kltter-
edge of Salem, aurzeon general on the gov-
ernor’a atatf.
(‘nrnot’e Victory tat-binned.
Paine, Aug. film-The victory of President
Carnot la well altabliahed by the return.
It in now known that reballota will have
to be taken in 155 diatrleta. The reaulra of
no reballota will undoubtedly moetb
he vorable to the Republican, where
or now reach a total of 6!! coats.
Bite "lee I Yellow ling.
Pillnanttmira. Aug. Dar-The American
line steam-hip Britiah Prince, from Liver-
pool, Ia detained at the government nuar»
antlno atatlon at Reedy Inland. incoming
pilota reported that the ahlp la lying at an-
chor in miilntream and flying a yellow dag.
Killed Over a Gene or Carlie.
suauotux. Pct, Aug. nw-Dul‘lfll aquar-
rel over a some of earth nee: Mount Oar-
mel John Mlctoua fractured William Se-
brlght'a ukull. from the emote of which
the latter died a few hours later. mete"
WI. ”I‘ll“. #
latter tuna a, a who...
Burnt». Ana. R—l‘homu Heely. a
Illlol' on the Colgate Hoyt. now In thle
, wan chat and airport luatantly killed
“gunman Robert Aler while trying to
meat flatly for dllordarly conduct. ‘
Wetting ear the Itrtp to open.
Ankara» our. Arm. Aug. mummy.
In about thin eity wltkh a recline ct Ive
mllaa an new home aaekere awaiting the
opening of the Cherokee attip.
lento he» or... eh m.
form, Aug. than. til-datum reno-
lotion to «tenure the home rule debate on _ .
WWMWflWGW
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were. ru- am
he.
Mano. ,
wutmflqeeaymm
“mulwm-
mum
Every Cathy‘s-m.
I'll! mm ammun- 0t
FRESHiSIITFISH
v.70 II ”HID ‘.-'
Imported pile.
\3
Peas.
Telephone Coll. ”ll.
5:40 p. an.
able rates.
mum nut-nut.
STEAMERSYLVANSHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK~10:00 and 11:30 a. m.;2:00, 3:30 and
ROTOR POINT—40:45 a. in; nan-2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. at.
25c ——+ nxcunstou FARE ___..._ 25c;
tittitliifiiuvrs
Best Made.
at tho lowest prices.
OIL STOVES
and all kinds of .
House Fumishing.
Plumbing.
Tin Work.
F.-H.'NASH & Bill]
Cor. Main and West St.
lil’s» ll 4214i?
Insure your Life in the vanadium-ml Life
Ins. Cm. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that Icadny will insure your life for SLIIII,
and do a day will give you
IIIIE THDIISIIID llllllllls
if living. at 45 ymrs of ago.
III Washington Street.
599‘! ..I‘°'!‘,i‘l._
‘i
13 G ' 2;»!
. ‘3‘ . '\¢
_ y. .1 ,,
x 1. . :3
“X” ’V (muff-3E”
éi/
.pt/ .
23m Fiance
’ Float
Makes an every-day (covenant: of an
old—tins: luxuz't. Fun: and dirt‘ltsome.
Prepared with S‘J’til‘lllu‘lfi‘ (11' ~. Highest
awardntaill’urcFmJ16w» .ns. Each
adage malice two large rzrs. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL 8t SOULE. Syrulsc. N. , _,
II
or“$‘$
Ollivvs. til" Main Street,
IllllllISI-IPCDII’I', CONN-
BABY {ciiilliis
like-her In
IIIIJFIIITIIHEIIS' PRICES.
From me to
runningneare all warranted. llardwm
on line carrl nickel plated. Our aaaort-
ment of upho temd bodice In extenaive. An
up letererin conetant attendance. who will
trimtourder at abort notice. Repairirv and
“mil mn'dom'itfiriinflcfrlo it
on. you 0 . no "I.
95.1w Tricycleo. Expfeee Wazour. etc.
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAYTON. 0L. 09min It. It. tltatlou.a
In
W. L DOUGLA:
e3 SHOE urn...
Brynn-ritual Whoa aedla and
lntltewerld.
tun-bit.
"nurture”!!! "biennial-t
mmfltmuhflmey salami:
Sailor. ltqeeltorutnandpndluk-l
Harwell. f wirhbmhrlaymm.
“" "““ii‘iifltimm“
wn. °' ,mm' .m' ”an,”
J. SCHAU B.
J. n. animus.
Undertaker.
t smear cram. NORWALI. 00H!
murmur-arm
Ivlmmmh
S. S. l'Hommedieu. lg't. ”
.0). ti differont etylee of ‘
than...
._ .*.'.?.r.‘.
.‘..'..'A‘
I
that you
may wish
and we
that the
work
will be
done with
‘
and
III! EVENING
Finelull mg
Guarantee
Hill 88
mfllfilfil’
-——-—A'l’——-—
w
r
w
_IIIIPII.Iins
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason-
cmrarwurEEii
None better. (itinerant eatinfactloa.
. o
bbl.;&’ic baa Peat or forntee and ca ea.-
Wurka better. uilo. better poetry.
llere we acll theiloaheu. i,‘t..
Creamery Butler. at 320.:
and the
lermom Creameryailfic. .
We notice ‘I"]pl.' who have bought clreaner.
('nine bark to lie for better.
Glnggrrifioofi— A-
Gooddl'linégar.
Orange Marmalade. ~
at u but il‘ one! no to buy. lZLg cia glue.
New P838-
parkul ihle «ruin. III to can.
“Secure alibi—timely N'ew
Mackerel. $ l . 20.
We generally have a amall Mock of choico
Fresh Vegetables
every morning.
'flibblel’tflomsmck
ll Ililll'l'll llllll STREET.
E.0.M‘orri§8afello
Snott‘swfl to E. (T. lorris 1r (‘0.
CAPITAL. 2.50.000.
64 Sodium St, Boston, Mass.
-» Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
mew w
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF lll KINDS.
The Best 8am in the World.
momma use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Mace" i-llli'f'. that great fire.
whrl'r! 51in! our sales were eubiecterl to Intenle
hunt. Druml’t’lnfl their contents.
({llAMl'lDN RECORD also In the Great
('hll'aypi Fire In hm in theiireat Rheum Fire
In 137...an in all the great m. elnce. Semi
for circulate. Agent. wanted. all him
FU R mru RE
GREAT BARGAIN ll.
David Stow,
Son": Wain newer. w
. .--_ a
”' J. lIflEIIIIiIIGS.
Paper Ilauger,talciuinnr,PaIrtrr
And dealer in
WIIMIIPEII lIIIIHo IIIIIIIIEIIS
mmmi‘é’tYu'l-‘r‘ '" 'u‘“ :2. “
m for Imk'dhw MW.
. 4-... h.
Phyéiéiawwon’fifi
ms. n. u. i. GIIIIFIIIIII
Can laumrmullnl at her omen. . '
m cm: 8h. narrow. or.
from mammal 7 p. in. any day err-opt Snail"
The Doctor ire regular physician and f
the tainteeu yeerehaanwle the “I” A
n! OMEN a specialty incite-v endemic
from aubrdimt'nlty locum! to the an
coneult . Ouilford lu tiw stricter“ cox
ounce. and with the Insurance at receiving the
moat eklllfol and ‘entlllc trmlnumt known
urmrnrlernaurreryaudnedleim. Homeeare
lumiahegdomonlinementmaea ‘l'
crate. promptly rep
oloee atanp. 1M- 11
till tumi
r WSIIEII
Concrete—46h
Flag and lsphaii Walls
lllll, II III! nllflll IE-
(IIIIIIIIS, Alli Ill Illi-
. MIIST.
APPROVED Sill
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