as m verse.
'e M Frill»).
who! neacofldeath. but angel's life,
we in varying moods and varicae
endearnsnahioodsadstrite.~
them me that {more
N a dread thou meetest some.
her. a remand startitoc cry.
form dost to others come,
j welcome thy approach without a sigh. ‘
hearts thou ofteth art a dread.
' whose sun beyond the middle shy
”and who have laid to rest their
u‘d welcome sound thoa‘ooraese
' I often feareththee.
mum to set hira tree.
—W. A. Hinton.
I“ ‘ allot Ways Are 12an
' "hat’ethe one of worrying.
4 othnrrrioa
Antagonism-
I hurrying.
El tarnish; up their mo
“.mmhwhlngos.
Preaehtac' andheseechinnns
Ioniiiedown aodendthefuse.
1hr twayeare best.
thattricgesdownioahowers
bit-lubrica- thintyflowvra:
lwaetfra‘raneafrom each brimming“,
Thematic uphyrs gather up.
‘ here'anin in the tompcst'n path;
~ Mullah the voice of wrath;
. “they alone are bloat
Who early learn to dominato
Maine. their violence abate.
And prove by their serene estate
'l'hat quiet ways are best.
mm by vomlnc.
Br huminz
. And scurrying.
With fretting and with hurrying
EDI We otter: ioat.
“lawsuit“ some small print
We!” ahead and are not-wise.
Mind the unwanted exercise
. . . am price has east.
» Tinbtttar fartoioiothe throng
, tb thcir duty right alone.
i they to raise a tars
, ’ make themselves ridiculoin.
and serene in heart and nerve.
hair is always in reserve.
‘ Willy stands each test!
my day and all about -
so-es within and scenes without.
We can discern with ne‘er a doubt
’l’haea? way- are best. ,
—- tinburg Commercial Onsetta.
The Golden City.
Have you heard of the Golden City
zmwl‘hfl'm "l"
t nee o‘er
Wmdrous tales of it are -
Was-3‘ ,, .. . fromitsborderl.
Slides reignssupreme o'er all.
We Rebuilders of that city;
All our joys-ad all our arcane
Help to rear its ahinina ramparts;
All our lives are building stones:
Bat thework that we have builded.
Oflwith binding hands and tears.
Allin error and in anguish, *
Will not perish with the years.
It wfllbaat int made perfect
in the universal plan;
It will help to crown the labors
0f the tolling hosts of men:
[twill last and shine tronstizured
In the final reign of right;
[twill urge Into the epic ndors
or the City of the Light.
—Felix Adior.
nor Virtues.
Once on a time than lived a maid
Who neverwas of miceatrsld.
A perfect came at whiat ahc played.
Thb maid entrancing. "
Of ”In And stylcn she never talked.
Attempts to compliment she balked.
lorenrcbeshe only walked-
Illa hated dancing.
She were no load. queer colored glove,
Sheneveryethadheenin love.
Ber lssld no picture of
The latent actor.
And. fsrthernore.sho never went
'l'o noun-a nor asver spent
Her chm lot soda; roses sent
Oculdnot aim her
0! ml» never used a word.
0! she had never heard.
seems absurd-
flhe did not ears for
Atmrssorh where men were not
She seemed teears a lot,
can mothers wondered what
airl was there for
loanewill know from whence ahc came.
Ihelettaoraeord bother tame.
”meanw- iearnher name
Orwhat herniation.
WHICH than”? How did she diet
kwmmtoéix'“
my
“Lats-tho 4.0.1!“
soup
Ins—saitawtvaiaio.
Alme'eansn the weather iadry.
tr"
3 content mo
' M in soot Inc
AI “1 an to anhin 'em "why.”
km lots at
“it“tnunmunitions"h 5.:aoirn.m
I' when troubles are riiht.
a
ham“ albin 'Ifll “why.”
Issr the hints
ataxia
bellsaveri o
the Mi
Bunion.
I um nemathMIdess
'mmnumeUWaa
undue-sen. 'mmnm
intern-Leeann».
«sew our nah-lulu
m a eels. new! on.
' at iii) ole. Ill! BIL-'81.”.
Mutmmotwatm
‘ cal! em out sel-
W
” 80.,Worwalkllardwareco.
Adi-Ir. -'l-l.
42 lortitylslu sum. a...
SESSIONS TO BE LOIIOEB
The Senators Will Sit From n
3. onto 6 p. at Next Week.
SILVER [El HGBTINO CLOSURE.
‘leller Promises to Use Obstructive lath.
ode. but Wnleott lays a Vote lily Be
Taken Sosrse ‘llme~1’ha floaaa field! a
Short and Vaprodaetive lanioa.
‘ . Wamrsorox, Sept: tails-The c'loeure rea‘
olution which was introduced in the san-
ate by Mr. Plait wan taken up soon after
the senate mot and dlncussed until nearly
20’clock,whcu it went over in order to
give Mr. Turpie an opportunity to speak
upon it. .
The only two speeches upon the recoil:-
tion were made by‘thc Colorado senators—-
Maseru Wolcott and Teller. Mr. Wolcott
said he would vote against it, but that he
would make no prolonged opposition to it,
and that he thought it could be very soon
brought to a vote. As to the repeal bill it-
self. if his mum should doom it. best to
contest that. measure inch by inch, he
would cheerfully and cordially join with
them, and any attempt to impose crud and
unusual conditions would be resisted by
every obstruction which the mice per-
mitted.
)Ir. 'I'allar "M
Mr. Teller was not so liberally inclined
toward the closure rule us his colleague.
but. asserted on the contrary that he would
resist by every method, olmtructlve and
otherwiuo,thc adoption of a rule which
would limit debate.
The repeal bill wua taken up, uud
speeches against it Wero made by Mr.
George. Mr. linusbmugh of North Dakota
and Mr. Stewurt.
Thou Mr. \‘mrbeee rose and-slowly and
very dcliberutkly made this announcement
to the senate:
"i may any that u conference—«monito-
lion-«hue taken pluce this llilt'l‘lllltiu Iar
tween myself and senators on this side
and senators on the other side of the chum»
her, friends nnd opponmtu of the pending
measure. which lllhfi rrmlliwl substantially,
no I understand. in nu tu'n-ctm-nt as to the
hours which We will u .y. at b-nst for
some time. in ill-bate. Without. going
into details, l mu wnrruhtul in moving that
on Monduy, and from and uftc-r tlmt day,
the hour of meeting of tho :wxmtc shall be
ll o'clock lush-mi of It, u ilb tlu- under—
standing tlmt uu :uljuununcut will tolu-
plucc at. 6.
For Longer Sessions;
' “That, Mr. l‘n-widoht. gin-u acvcu hours
of tit‘tit‘ltm, tlu- mum- on we have been smug-
gling for by prolonging the negation in the
evening. 1 think m-vcn hours, for the pro.»
cut at lanai, is u uuiiiciout time to keo'p the
semi» togrtlwrduriugone day. l am as-
nurinl that tin-n- an: ill or it! senators who
dcsirt‘ to discus-4 this tillt'fitiun whose
fnlth l have no right to ntuuxoct and do
not. i have every remain to believe that
when irgitimuhu fair dcbato bus been ex-
h:ill.~it~li ( which mcuna whenever every man
bl-n- ilih l-at'ul “but he thinks ought to be
8.1M by him: Irw'u his plum-fut" Ilii cnnstitw
envy and i- ' ’ ~ \.!li\'l' nt iwuvl, a vote will
be \a-r‘ m 2- Lauri.
. is no [nun-r. offer iuir and full dc-
|a:. . 1umplrrclyvxlmuswd, to waste the
tliul- m llu- Country or of the. senate. iany
this without committing anybody except
myself, but i have. given this subject as
careful ntlrutinu no l mu cupablc of doing.
"1 then-form Mr, i’n-sideut. aubmit the
molinu that tho uouuto meet M. ii o'clock
on Monday and from and after that date
until furtlwrunicr ut the some hour. This
mountain, having boon pmctimllymadc,
will stumnwdo tho ntmggle for n continu-
oun N‘rtfilllil. I mukc the motion and unit
foru Vote upon it, or, if unanimous ulnaent
will be uiwu, It is better still. 1 link, Mr.
I’rculdcm. the cuuwut of the nebula: to that
pmpwitiun. "
'l‘llo vico pn'uidcut suited the rcqucnt for
unanimous consent, and mid that on no ob-
jection had la-uu Iltliiit' it wussoonlercd.
’l‘hu ecunto, after it short cxccutivc union,
adjourned. .
The session of the home was without in—
cident. 'l‘lu- roport of tho commiltco on
accountamiuuingclerkawcommltireawna
udoptui. A n-uululion calling for informs.
tlon relative to the enforcement of tin-Geary
exclueiou low was agroed to, and the house,
without a quorum, adjourned.
‘l'o Investigate the Investigators.
Wamnxnros, .‘ lpt. Oil—Senator Chan-
dlcr, licpublicou. of New Ilampahire, in-
troduced a rewiution in the senate that
muylctulto conuidcrsblc debate. It calla
upon the summary of the treasurytoln—
form the senate by what authority the so
called Fnirchild commission is now sn-
gaged in examining the appraiser's oflce
in New York; how far the work baa
unused; what in its scope and the intention
of tho department; how much money has
been paid out and what is agreed to be
paid. The retaliation also calls for the cor-
respondence and all other matters bearing
upon the inveltication. Mrflthnndler, after
it had been read. asked to have it [0 over
until Milli! day next week when both New
York senator» were present, at which time
he said he would call it up.
l‘onrth Clans Poet-tasters.
Wasmsoros. i'lcpt. rum-The followina
fourth clasapoatmcaters were appointed:
Ummticctuw. .7. Wile”. Cornwall.
New York«h W. Barclay. Cooper’s
J. N. Pink. Hurley.
Pennsylvanbw-J. E. Pant-ch. Centrepcrt: In.
aenia lirodheod. Delaware Water (lap: li- N.
K. banter, rayeltevtlle: Elias Ii. Bohroch. Gar-
rett: l. J. liars. Lime Itidaet Hilton Deaah
mailman: Barrett. la. Wane-la.
No More Warships toe the hello»
Wasntso‘ros, soot. alumna Car»
lislehandecidedto send the moment—
tera Grant, now at New York. and
Perry. now at Erie. Pa, to the Peel
coast to strengthen our fleet in the Pacific.
hep-sea Pattie Belicia. l'er limits.
Wanmsovos, Sept. tit-Hr. Gillett at
New York muodueed in the heuenahili
sum for the erection ofa
Ingram-line ti
on be building at
lilmira,li.Y.
"re-u new}
0810‘“) . a— it
Itaot Adm held their mu: annual
harstiathsnnditoviumot the New
for building.
tom a. a o a.
min.
ants-tum a so ' a
the bones of canons, m
91’0- manaucr and part proprietor of the (ibi-
DIMIBN as
”W; "wot-cw m
Genuine Article.
mammoth?“ , Mi:
urns. Jonson a. no.
319 latices st, Brooklyn.
GUSTAV ma. nan Pm
Amie for South Norwalk. ii”
wmr RICHARDSON oAOLv.
lilhlaflbnalleavylanern ”than”
ten [anther Dealer.
Borrow. Sept. law-Thoma 0. Richard:
son of the leather firm of Richardson a
ills-om Congress street, and for yearn
apron: t member of the Fit-at church.
on Marlborough street. cannot be found
by the police. who want him on a warrant
charging him with securing by inlae re
Muses from one firm alone mum. his
announcenmnt. according to the mate-
ments of many busloms men with whom
Richardson had dealing», but mildly taila
the story of a colossal awiudllng scheme.
' 'During recent. years Richardson baa'been
associated through his church connections
with such wealthy men as the hue l‘mler-
lck L. Amen and S. Eudicott Peabody.
president of the American Loan and Trust
company. both of whom arc, it is mid. sub
fersrs. The charge of securing wrongfully
the 0175.000, according to many leading
men on the atreet, doea not begin to cover
his misappropriations, and, if n
warrants could be obtained against him for
obtaining several hundred thousand dollars
more.
J. 8. Morgan 8: 00., the London lankers,
represented in Dayton by Jacob C. Rogers
an attorney, arc the complainants. ‘
This firm is the heaviest loscr by the
crookrdneus of Ricbnrrloon. but Klddr-r,
Pcalxxly do Co, the Atlas Xntloonl bank,
the Control National bank. the. City No
tiounl of Lynn. the international Trust
company, the Lincoln National. Manufac-
turora' National. the National Ilank of Re
defllplitln,‘ii9 . 'atiouul llidv and Leather.
tho Nailouul llcveru. the Notional Fork of
New York. tin- Xniimml Rm‘klumlflf Rox-
bury. the Nuilonai Nrmmkeox of Sale-m,
the Shoe ulul lamtlu-r, the Suffolk Nation
oi, the Slow National and tho 'l'hlrd N4»
lilllllil are also Bnlli In be. luau-re.
LONO TIERMFSFINMJAIL.
A Gang of Crooks on Long island Receive
Heavy Sentence?» M
Loxu istasu Clri’, N. Y,. Sept. 23.—
Twelvc criminal». comprising some of the
moat desperate characters ever tried in
Queens county. wrre sentenced byJudge
(larrettsou in the Que-emu county court.
The, benvirat sentence of the lot full on
Fred Wciemnu. an animal trainer, who is
said to have lawn the head of a nest of
thieves having a Nude-nous in Cypress
llllla. He got iii yum-u in Sing Sing at hard
labor on ivm imllcttucnia fur burglnry.
The min-r mcmbcnt of thin gum; vacu-
teuced wrrr John Kelly. a; years old. six
years in Sin: Sing: ill-my Miller, iii years
old, nullthrr' rcputcd leader of the gang, l0
year» and d Inuuths on two indictments;
John Milli-r. zL~ yours old. it) yours in Sing
Sing on item indiutmeutu
The lowest m-utcnu- of tho thrrv- men
who were caught. in the act of releasing
this gang from jull wua impmcd nu Arthur
Ericson, 19 years old. who was sent. to the
Elmira rulnrmulury.
Charles Miller, brother infiluhu Miller,
and James lionnclly, :ll yours old. the two
remaining rudders. Wcrv M'llu‘nfl‘ii to six
cars nnd eight month: each in Sing Sing.
cargo F. Stnccy, Ill yours old, one of the
gang who rubbed the houses of Wealthy
residents of Flurhiux. got eight 5erer and
nix month-r in Sim: Sim: on two indict.-
nn-utu. Sumurl ll. tintltluml. 4'3 yours will;
Edward liriduril. ‘JN you” old. umi Edwin
C. Willinum. :11! your! old, gut mm your and
one month rmzll in tho Kings windy [mule
toutinry for luru-ny.
EXCITING BALLOON RIDE.
Aeronauta finance! and Raneuod by a Bev-
can Cutter.
Cuuxum. Sept. ml. -—l’rolcm.r Samurl A.
Kilimu proft-ssiuuul uenmnut, and Mina
.loolc- Morris. who has been polling com-
logueu in the art gullrry ot the Wurlui'u
fair. made an uncertain" in n bulloon from
in front of tho Pennsylvania building. 'l‘lw
balloon driflrd m‘er Lake Michigatuuud
both the dormant uud the young womuu
narrowly escaped lwtwwn drnwrmi. -
6. Thu ascension won mode in tho prom-um
of n luruc number of pt-rmua. The balloon
at. first shut «ilrmrtly upward for n diatouce
of hourly Loon (wt, then gradually dritmi
westward uud remained upporently atutiou-
ary. Suddenly it was» caught. in Is current
at air and carried with great rapidity eut—
ward and out over Lake Michigan.
Thu revenue cutter A ndy J ohnwn aturted
out with the intention of following the
balloon and kept in sight of it. They came
upon the party three nllii'l off Crown
point. if» lliiit'fl north of Chicago. They
had been ukimmiuu over the lake with the
Mikel. of tho balloon oftentimes touching
the water for thru-e haunt. With much
difficulty the mummy; were taken onto
the boat and brought back to Chicago.
wealth-y china-en Arse-led.
him You, Sept. sat—Clan Bong, tho
neae theater on hiott street, was srreatcd
on the complaint of lurpecior Schorf on the
charge of aidlo the stamina of China»
men into the cited states. Three other
wanithy Chinawsaaarsiodided in the wor-
rant.
tux..- lleivinn ate-ice.
Bolton, Sept. l.-'i‘h railroad commit»
sinners, in the case at the ressnt bridge
disaster at Cheater. at ‘ M and Al-
bany railroad, found that-mediate re»
lponeibllity for tbn'."disaster rests upon
Daniel Beiville. the human who had the
charm and direction of the work.
W Inlet-ante Mars-ed.
Bamuonr, Sept. sou-Alarm wan caused
among Baltimore owners of entire veneein
their“ receipt of eahlegrams stating that
vessels and cargoes were in dancer on
ethanol of the hortllities in Brazil.
W
Inn-“Mam.
Warns ‘
'Tll'ayor's Bomber Ext
0st lie ysr Bettie. I
Makes the finest and most do-
licioue drink imaginable. .
j on um rim. 5 all.
Full Directions With
Each Bottle.
—.‘1‘—
lomllnson’tlharngcy
Fear of Mob Rule Add: to the
Terrors’of Brunswick.
A oOnnrsPosnnn'r TllRBATBlBD.
the eitlaans at the Yellow raver atrial-a
City Ars- I‘lsasanelvea For Protection
Against Thieves-JIM Author of a Bonsa-
tleaal ltery lay no lynched.
Brusswmr, Ga, Sept. art—Brimswiek
but had martial law forced upon her by the
inability of the council to obtain a quorum
and the dcmorulizatiou of the rethr
force. Only Chief Beach. Aaeistant imi-
nou. two regularn and a small squad of
volunteorn remain. This forcea the citirens
lo arm themselves taproteot their property
horn thievoa
At the joint meeting of the inward of
health and the relief miation. after the
re m of sicknm from physicinnn, Colo-
ne Goodyear moved that both bodies, an
the only governmental organisations in the
city, 30 into joint reunion in conaider a
matter of vital importance. The motion
being carried. Colonel Goodyear maid.
“0n Thumluy we had occasion to do
nounce u untrue a statement made by Mr.
Mike Engan,correopondcntof the Savannah
Evening Press. that the military commit
too have pointed out linmawickan the pest.
hole of Georgia
“Now we ii'itl'll that in the lame of that
paper on tho Limb inst. appear» a state
ment which demands action, and I ask that
the secretory read from that paper." The
article was read churning dimetiafaction
with the uutl-c-ntleo. The obnoxious amt»-
meat was in follows:
Ila‘an Roandly [Dane-need.
“ailllliflilrm 126:"?!th vourcmulmd~
ent by people that u crrtuin member of the
relit-f (‘nnl'lL‘A-tllll.’ committal-offers tn barter
food Cl'nlfit'ltlrn for virtue." It won headed
by the Savannah l’nw " Food For Virtue."
Mr Hagan wan Mind if in- was the com.»
upondem and if he triumphed this state—
lueut. lie mid he was the t‘vvmapondelll
and te-lcgzruphal tln- alumnrnt.
When naked which of the live canvassers
the char-gee referred to. he replied that he
could not giro the, name now. but would
do an later, with bill proofs.
lion. Jacob Dart junlpcd to his fmtaud
denounced Hogan in the most Nothing
lcrma (‘ulom-i (lu‘xniymr follow-d Mr.
llurt. lie wan calm and collected, but the
force of his arraignment was not less [eur-
lena. though in a dlflrreut form. Rev. E. F.
Cook, l). “’utsnn‘ Winn null othvn prmcut
naked Hogan why he did not pmducc the
names thrn, but Ewan did not muwur.
The excitement on the- streets was in-
tense, and A crowd of ruen mot nml agreed
to give Blown u chancv to clear himuclf or
else deal with him in o manner not m be
miatltken. The regulators are quietly but
dete'nuiuully organizing to deal with Ea-
gan and every person laying himself liable.
Eugen ntutcd that he would be at the
meeting but night and endeavor to satisfy
the officers. (‘hief of Police Beach says
that Began has nppllcd to him for protec-
tionand was assured that heshould have it.
(‘hirl [leach In Finn.
lu diacusaing the rcxulatorslihicf lit-och
auid ho had two regular lmllremcn inside-u
Auiatant Levison. in addition to tin-2w he
had a full foru- of men who had been ru-
cently (mpiuyt’tl, and he believed they
would do tbrir duty and lep him pn-aeri'e
order. He said thut as long at it iuy in his
power he would euppma any and nil regu-
lators, and he believed plenty of “uni. con-
servative citlaens here would help him.
liu n-cngulztvl the gravity of tho Hima-
tion that calm-d ouch talk on the sin-cu,
but he would giro any citizen the protec—
tion due blm. i'hief lit-och litiit‘lefllllllt’ti
and bus the courago of his murictloua.
Every one concedm without question that
he will do hla duty.
into last night a party of prominent citi-
zens met at tho (hum hotel and liirit‘iitvsul
the aituulion. They requested tlw state
ment made that the mtmrrativc yawplo
hero would aid (Thief iicnch in supprrwng
regulator» rind prcvrutiuu trouble. Them
are fears that summary action would have
a fatal affect on the nick, and it is no time
now to commit violcncr.
There are three new canon of yvlluw fr. r
of a mild chuructcr. There are now lit
cases of fever undcr treatment.
laeitia; Chane of a Bleyele I'll-l.
l’aasatc. N. J., Sept. min-A hundred lilen
and boys on foot and on bicycles raced
down Main avenue in pursuit of a young
man in cycling autumn who wan nuppoad
to be one of the gang who have been aiml-
lng bicycles around here of late. Finding
he was smut to be captured. the funitive
dartad down on ulley that leader to the PM»
naic river and piuuxed In. it was thought
he bud lawn drowned, but be turned it
later In Carlutadt and tried to liken win-oi:
relaote Inna-lend Illlean.
Beams. 89]». 1-4:: an interview a
prominent Bra-lilac diplomat who ha.
Just arrived here declares that the remin-
tion is due to PM’I “malarial; the
untion'n money his systematic despo.
tism. lie has untold miliioneof the
public funds.
Afraid to lead 0.. II lb) Cara.
Evansvxttlt. lad" n-e'l'he Evan
villa and 'l'erre llaute 011mm,
pay car started out. giving employees
checks. payable at sight, for wages. The
ofllclaie are afraid tosend eat out in can
on account of the recent train robberies.
The Commercial Inah's anon.
Allin! Be t. 18. —Attoruey Garrard
e. wil serve immediately hie no»
I Inhalwm
MM Mitts-hie
memo ntfifllifiii”
alm' eae' fiz‘nmml'm‘: calm
m ,
' us sis smut. tum
.__.smruns-enum ‘
STONES.
canons.
lllltilll HEATERS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
or run, 1 not: on oanaru
Farmyard Boat Work
a SPECIALTY.
mammal. Ot.Oo.IiorwaIk.IOl
auxin
. RIGGING RACING SPARS,
the Valkyrie. After liar Ian. Voyage,
(letting In Trim for the Ill. Baea.
New Your, Supt. m.-—Tll8 Valkyrie b
not only at anchor in New York harbor,
but the hue already rigged the bluneetrno-
lug boom ever sum in tboae watermpnd lu-
spired an alumni sensational reapeciforher
cup contending capacities among the hun-
droda of yachtmcn who viewed her grace-
ful shape no she rode on tho placid watar of
the Atluniic Yacht club unchorage at Bay
ilidgc. ..
She lost nothing but a jib and come up
ly out of hcr'scmua in her 29 days iii
hours’ bottle with head winds. and bar
times hold out so well that the only thing
that Captain Cranllcld'hud to send ashore
for when he nnchorod won some coke to
nook dinner with. The crcwhad bad bronkv
lent. .'
Karl y yesterday nilcrnmn all bur cruialng
rig wuinkcu off and all her racing gear
except llrl' nulls on board. liy Tuesday it
in cxpccted that she will be ready for a spin
down the boy. She will not go into dry-
:luck for a week. Then she will be taken
over to the Eric tannin to hove her bottom
put in racing condition.
The Vigilant is at. New itochello. liar
rigging has been utmnmhencd no that there
is no danger of lu-r carrying anuoytbiug.
She will not be hauled out until just bt-foru
the flute. There will be no chuugc in the
late of the race. it will take place on Oct.
3, and both biotin will be muiy.
TELEGRAM‘OMCLlT DOWN.
The English parliament mljuurued until
Nov. 2
Tim ru-ligious (-nngrvu wzm cuutlum-d u!
f'birugn.
Thu striking l-Zutzllsb mint-rs ntturked n
[min and bnrnml a mi".
in L‘hill thru- pmmus have n-ceutiy died
aged “U, ”.1 and BU yours.
The muthcr of (Tonga-roman Fitch of
New York dlul in New York c'ity.
'l'lu'dctui bmlynf Mru. linilcy.uwidow,
was found in tlu- womb: rwar limb-flown,
.V. J
A fin- in A Now York ulliemcnt house,
during which our mun mu burned tmicuth,
routed out Hi fumllit's.
A mum-r in t'nlumlmn. ind. klllrd bim—
orlf to l'hl‘ilpt" the attention» of two women
wlm wanted him to marry them.
Livcrigllf. MM'ny .9 i‘n.. the mint extol»
h w soft coal npvrumm in i‘lrurflclii county.
Pa. with main oil'm- in l’hilmirlpbla, have
failed.
Mrs. Mary Millcr. tht- principal witness
against Dr. and Mrs. Meyer. the alleged
polemic-rs. trial to Nl'vtln‘ from New York
city, but wma rt mpturui ui iim‘ilt'rlt'r and
Ltkcn bark.
~ ~ ,-_ -. , C
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
SAYIUNAI. Litihl'E HAMLS,
At i‘lowlnml- H. II. r.
Rhodium... n o n n u- u u 2 2 i o 3
Cleveland. .‘i u 3 l 5 o u u x t] 1:: :l
Iii-numb and Dado). Young and Inunwr,
l'mpin- iiurst.
At lamb-ville u u.v_
Philadelphia ..... n 1 o u o o n 2 l 5 l
inuin'illr._.. ,. u :l n u l l U x f. l'.’ 2
.Vlrliiunln and (‘lruu-Ms. ilvlnnuugum. Grim.
l'mpirc llnrnunu,
.tt i‘lliragn , u. n. r.
llaiillmlrv ,,,,,,, ll il ll 0 ll AI 0 u n (l l
t'hp~:l¢u,.......... u U n n u 0 ll l~I 11 l
erhim: and iiuillnrmll. .‘lriiill null innov-
l'mpirr l.) orb.
At 3‘1. illllifl Si. [nub-33M York Kalil" {anal-
pmevi nu arr-null vi “1'! Krilllllii".
Al l’illalmn; \l'a,»laiugtuu»l’itlaburg Klilllt‘
pnetimm—d llii alumni of rain.
At t‘lnciunan t‘iw lnnaii-iiuelun gunwpuei.
primal on umunt of rain.
Want to Lynch the Cattle 'l'blr-vea-
Stm r ('iTY. in. Sept. m.~'l'lw luwn of
Xiubraru, in tho mum- (‘uuuiry nf unrilwmt-
cm Nebraska, is undergoing a rrilzu of Ur
mr. Nine of tlw Illultl prominent men in
[lotto (‘lty and Niobrnm are under nrrent.
for t'iittlu atmliuu nml iii‘i' ludml in jail at
Niobvnm. ’l‘ln- mru'u sprrml like wildfire
through tlw rungc- country. and avwrai
hundred rum-bum” :md rnttlc berth-no arr
now in Niobrara. 'l'nlk of lynching In
strong. and up tumult upon the jail lat-x-
weird momentarily. Fifty deputies wort-
own!“ in. urmmi with \vinchcstcru. and urt-
unw guarding tin-primm-rn.
RIM and Murder In the Dirty»
autumn, U. ’i'.. r'rpt. 2:1. ~-.\ small riot
marmi at the iuud Uilli't‘ at Perry. and it
wan neccaeary to call out tho mldlvrs to re-
store order. The body of on unknown miti-
dle aged woman wan found near tho Halt
Pork river. badly deconumned. with n bul—
let hole in Iwr forehead. There wan uo
clew to her identity. and she was buried
where found. in the Fall lrnu dlptrict wt.
tiers are being robbed and numb-mi by
denpemioca from the t'luerokro roaervutimt.
So far three men have been killed.
Bah-rte and Iron Again Ital-bad.
Cmcauo, Hep . 23.4““: pool match bo-
tweeu John liobvrtn. Jr., and Alfred da
Oru wan declarod oil. Instead Roberta and
Ives will play u 10ml! point match of Eng:
lists billiards for liMlinslde and the re-
ceipta in the Moor Lyceum New York.
on. o to 1. __‘
We. m I
in.
Till mamm 0!
FIlESIliSilT FISH
ii”! lOill OIOEIO Hill
Cucumbers
l-il'OBi—I
Pickling.
HuntitZeIufl.
Telemann CI”. fl-ll.
truuzuu
Insure your Life in tho Conn. General Life
Inn. (30.. of Hurtford. Remember, young man
ilmttcaday will inaure your life for Mill),
and So a day will give you
OIIE TIIOIISiIIO OOlliIIS
It living. at to years of ace.
8. S. L'Hommedleu. ig’l.
III Washington Street,
. ,_ .. South llomailt
W.H.Meeker&.lu.
O. &'.I. ll. BOLTOII'S
HOT IQIITEII HEITEI
dumbing. Slum and San-Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet iron Wort.
“ lint lir Heating.
Plane and estimates furninlmi fur i liber
but water. steam or hot air healing.
to SOUTH MAIN H'f‘
tuumuuu
‘3~-\ ~
td‘t‘ti‘a‘na‘aa
MiIIIIFiOlIIIIEIlS' PRICES.
From “.96 to "hm. 5 different styles of
runnlnlnrears an all warranted. Hardware
on fine carriages. nickel plated. Uur assort-
ment of upholstered bodice is extensive. An
upholsterer in constant attendance. Who will
trim to order at short notice. “Tm“? and
re-uphoiaterimz done at short not ce. eloci-
series. live sizes. from ILTIS to 33.60. l’ropellcre.
irls' Tricycloe. Exprcas Wagons. etc.
F. BOYLSTON.
KUWAYTON. Cit. opposite B. R. hinting.s
w. L. ooucuié
.3 SHOE adi’h'ir.
ilsyusssrilaa‘l “sullen-inseam)
leulnthemvld.
Ifysnvsntslnsms Michele”
lw. don't “his. my $3.50. “Mist
lines mil equal tandem nsdessdlssitlvl
user as wall. lyre with hummlnls yeettoeeasw.
is as by ”relating a} l. Diwali" ‘Ii'mhe'e Nana’s-I
t tho to r w
Witnwmw 81-“. 320310;. Hammett by
Jo SOHAUBO
unto (Mani-er Jewell I _
New Ynttitfiept. 22-4 Iprciai creation
of the nubexecutlve committee of the Re-
publican State league was held at the
headquarters of the state league. John ll.
Jewell.stnta organiser. handed in his resig-
nation. which was accepted.
layer handy tainted.
N" You, Sept. min—A light wagon. to.
which Mayor Boaiy and Park Coihmisalon-
er Browrr of Brooklyn were driving. was
overturned while in mlliaion with a brew-
sr’a truck. Their injuries were not serious.
Ina Dually“ treata- n In rare. tiseoi isation for ilnnl judgments“ leery laals war In an.
ill-em mount. of a tree-ten Evassvttts. lad, Sept. than was de-
nfo'the 35?:hmfiflnatwleha: ““59 Commercial 0‘ Brooklyn. aided by the Evansville Speed muo-
l‘iftyneeond strest.snd Patrick , tontartrtsncy flanks against her record
it months old, died from mallpox at E.- m M." n" m of 1M on Then“! afternoon, (M. 3. M the
"mum” n‘i‘i’e‘lb' m oo'om. aim T m '
men n ,
mum Wit this lowing to the immense m"""““""‘ ,
ROAM)". Va. mature. intone»:- sehoolsotdcaiinh oathssoast. flaw Your. .mw'i‘he sharia s inry
eitemt our the «mama-um ‘ whiehhas ryi the ovation of the
ofthepnst three daynhansnhsidsd,and malt-stirs“. annuimditlonot vid .Soloraon.the
thseltynnowqolet. Wu. sent. a-«rreaa- P. nettle manufacturer. determined than.
Biochemical theeoothwarhltatlom issaae.
“Huntsville” am “hunt“ mm “W, muwwmm
“moan, N. talent. M strihv llllflyesre. it on ”.14” “I“
ingbrooasasaharnluveiomsdaaaisa ' m" ' hasheea m
andhnthehuhtnnia-ttbsm W. :3?!“ u “I", s I “M“ oftbel mummu
“”“"""W-~"""‘ .... ctr “axiom-“4 * WWW“
VII“ “In Milt , fl “- t
0am. llept. lit-Juliana tinned thoeiflse. ”rte?“
UnioaPaelbetapieye-arernhi-en m“... WW “0" kg
against-go Mandolin _ ”"t It i treswesmutmttl I bill
WORIJOKn-MXOEEDJ’ NOT f SUFFER.
W a Cure Without Stomach (bunny.
STAR “Ill! OISOIlllEIlO.
COMPLAINVCl
I ttccuum, unumamrt
DIOPLAC!‘ MENTO,
inflammation, (formation. etc.
“.00 n no: will” In rm“)
0' ransom. Mills,”
‘nm WI. swam m. it. new.
TIMI. I03 I. GIN'VI.
i‘iat Circular M Mists.
MONEY RtFUNDID
[they fall to Relieve as Com
OOIII.
“worm
even care
e5». rumpus.
M
moo
.- ,
\‘p/
l .
(.ég- ill/fi'
If?)
(.1.
b9
Do loullltm aillcycle‘l
A “Bill. bltbeet grade safety bicycle. fully
mm.
Cash-3IOO-u- Cash.
Pramicailjglglggepaifing
minimum
_ 34 Main St. iiorvsllt. 0.295%
OLD m RELIABLE
DAI LY Di R 501'
I Freight Line
BETWEEN
AND
NORWALK.
TilE Pllfli’EllelL‘l
CITY OF NORWALK
AND
EAGLE.
New tork. at 5 p. m.
p. m. .
Freight received from 7 s m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to haunts the City
walk and Eagle will be sent for «pet: a
count of t e owners thereof. of?“ [t
“W
. htaetandfltronnsst
' # won’t... Wild-‘3‘
That! to iawhso ole stiosell.
Buvoormusodcgtwsoazioeu ed
to We have on hand a
mu»... .. uur on
our 1: n. as
Win aa'ia oohsisteut with first class
wor
Wolcoll 8!. Minimum,
NEW' YORK,
South Norwalk
Willinavel’icr 2:, E. u.. BeckmOYl street.
trove Nclrwrilk, 5 p. m.; South Norwullt, am
of Nor.
1 lots of
frolghtany wherein New York or its vicinity.
WAN person: an: forbid lr Iriluu any of
the employee:- utthe boats of this line on M'-
ilriiltmm's Indestructible Pith
«m. '. .
.. mg
grip mpg on tutor
.0 ovum?!” ”My“
orb!!! nob; .' -' 3 efmtghea'ifi
doorman. -. - - m
88.00 and up
amncranrmu WITHOUT PM?"
Crown and bridge work. work ants-
. Special alter
Nervous patients. peneveniucs. ran and
Oil. F- W. MOMEO.
t2 Washington Street. Over Post Dulce.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
oBly
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
i K NiGHT STREET. nuiiWAhK. CONN
Opposite Horne Railw'u y Ila—pot.
iteaidoncofi Elm street. Tab; how tall 11-:
anld ll
LOOKIW.
in Our Window.
A Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each 1-“).
package of.
BROWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
Price 25cts. Pound.
2 hand dcmralcd banquet lumm. Standin
iii inn. high. 851; in.dcmrulod Elude. burn 234
hours .................... One with mil 6 lbs
1 i-plui lull XML. .. " “ “ "
l suuur how
1 cream pile
i sin bowl .......
l2.“ mun rut-mud
l2 platen ..... .. .
2 cube plates. .. .....
doval Vegetable dishoa
H 1 qt, pitchers .........
3 large Steak plattere. . . .
abroad and milk bowls... "
(l large coffee cup-.eaucers. “
Illargn puddlngdishoe. .. “
1' dinner lnten .. .. ..
ii soup p rites ........... .
_HN_._.,,N.,,..—t—.——uce
1:1 eleces. ’
‘rnckcr in this assortment lsbund decorat-
ed uud go d banded.
"hillbilly
E.O.Morris$iiello
94:44...-
. - - .
"‘“.l‘.:.‘.
your
orders
for
in the
line of
that you
may wish
and we
that the
. work
will be
done with
nuns
and
“AT...
TIIE EVENING
“OFFICE. --———
Railroad
Place,
'BOuth
anything
Flneloh wg
Guarantee
tubby
Vim»
Successors to E. C. Morris & ('0.
CAPITAL. ”50,000.
it Sudbury 8t., Boston, Mass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF ill KIIIOS
The Best Sales in the World.
I50,ilililln use. Always pre-
sent their contents.
ill) sold In Lynn, loam. «love that great tire.
where m of our salon wcro aubiccmi to intense
heat. precorviux their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic Fire in um in the Great Boston Fire
Ini l .nnd in all the mat iiree since. Send
for circulars. Azania wanlad. a3
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow,
Numb Main street. Unfit-tr
1.0. lumus.
Plilill "mug,1 may", Palm!
Willlq PIPER illll llllllltils
. Kain tin. N
Rampie boo of as infer-iv“
www.mmm-ntumactw
melt Intimates cheerfully”
’wyi-
Pfiyéiciafif‘lfiWomnl
Ills. OII. II. i. OIIIlFOIlO
Can be compiled at her Moe.
ill Brest it, Bridgeport, lit.
from l0s.m.to‘lp.m. snydnyvmptm
The [Motor lea regular plm inn, and
the tslat rein-1min in»
l...‘ W'fii’ub'mfi ‘
mu balsamic in the arid? "'
"PM; llitul end-cm” "We
a; I la ill.
furnls or manic-nee.
state. i . sa-
clnse I k
I. II. NASH it Bill.
DO Alli: Kit“! 0'
Plumbing. Steam
asn
Gan Fitting.
Dealers in “m Ml and mm m:
DIAL“! ll
um, m, IIIIOIIIOM, '
Omnisi Oiilllill to: $1.15
TO mm “W
Norwalk Chronicler