MWP‘IIOH “may Inall. in ad-
“I m prepaid: One month. we: fire.
all months. $2.50; on. year. your
ll! Million. 13¢ a week to be paid
loom
mute Milly-"Want." "To
1“.“ “for Halo" advertisements. not ex-
A'ossdlss Melina. one time. etc.- three times.
Insulin“. Ii ill. Reading at flees. life. a
Rummage and dost h notices. 50c. Sched-
llkfl rain for displayed advertisements for
shiatsu application. .
IA" (until-Nb. lib Wuhlngton street.
. Kuwait: telephone call. ll 5. Branch
in». No. 48 Wall street. Norwals: telephone
sail. U l.
. WnWICA'I'IONB should in all can“ be
adds-had to
Till [VIKING SINTINIL.
Son'rn No nwsu. Com.
m
“DAY. OCTOBER3.1893.
'I‘n returns from the elections held in
Norwalk and surrounding towns. yester-
day, and printed on the first page of Tar.
Baa-run. today. indicate. that the voters
desire another "change”. The result was
in most. cases abig surprise. particu-
. . larly in South Norwalk. which gave an
Wilt-public“ majority of sixty. and
it would. it is predicted, have been much
larger if the registrar had performed his
. duties more carefully. Several causes
forlho decided wuhdrawnl of support
from the party which has conducted
affairs in SouthNoI-walir for the past few
years are advanced. One is that the
R forking people are alarmed over the
unusual dullness of trade with the very
slight prospect of its improving to any
great extent in the near future. It is
sign probable that many of the more in‘
telligent voters are disgusted with the
inaction of members of the national C In;
gross upon matters which mighmo a cer
loin extent. improve the condition of
aflairs, and once more restom that confi-
‘ deuce which prevailed in business cir-
anNsar Eoluao E. Cnowsis to
‘ be congratulated and complimented.
Onlyaweek before the election he was
made chairman of the Republican city
‘ committee. In that time he organized
‘hfi caucus and carried his party to the
I most complete victory it has “ChllfVell in
years. )He labored uncensiugly up to
" , tbodayof election and on electiunday
' ‘ , beput in every moment of time to the
best afloat. He has III-unmounted his
capacity as an organizer and worker.
and, has well earned the full confidence
' ' of his party.
I
No department in the city government
”hubeen worse manngel in lute years
IIIIII that of streets Money in abundv
aneehu been lavished on them without
any mulpeusaling benefit. The time has
com. and the Republican party has the
opportunity, to work a reform in this
ditafltion that will redound toils glory
and perpetuate its reign. We believe
that this can be done by the establish-
menlof astreet commission. We ask
our new authorities to carefully consider
thiasuggvstion.
Tn city election is conclusive evidence
dials new departure' Is demanded in the
administration of loca'nffsus. ‘or sev-
eral years expenses have increased with
.. out corresponding benefits. There has
‘ Dasha lack of systematic conduct of of-
TJIIIIJIIII Ilsa conruqueuce money to a
lsvmutent has been owned. The people
”pulled a bait. and declared for n
clause. Under Mayor low and the new
ammo people will expect a change
“Whaler. and we predict they will
'1'!!! Iomi‘fiiihm. cost by
lie women of the fiecond Voting Dis-
trict. denotes that ten of the fifteen
voters are suwosedly Republicans. for
I lbs two Republican candidates for the
,‘el. Resin. Austin and Adams. each
waived that number of votes. local
as Prohibition candidates, to. Kama
firth". each received two. while
W modulated». Bobabnso.
‘ “emailing ballot.
W
else of the humpbsckedspe
Mil believed to have been
stvllnwalillardwaréco.
ASBESTOS
STIIIIHIIIIIIG
I "balm for Flnbrlcl.
42 Until IlsIII Street.
E ' suT—fyac out
A Score of People Reported to
'Be Killed In Louisiana.
HUGH mules nose AT Home.
In rout" a II stun. Not II' IIuIIIII-g I...
oapad Injury—The "range Crop Ballad.
Sfory of ”ovulation Caused by Wind
and Water In the South.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3.-A terrific storm
struck . New Orb-ans. coming from the
northeast. and rugged her:- IIll night and
part of the day. sweeping to the soul II from
here along the line of the Mhaisaippi river.
through the parish of Pluquemiuo to the
gulf.
The storm was one of the worst which
ever visited this portnf the country. amine
fares can be learned ‘24 or more persons
were killed and probably three times as
many wounded some of ”II In family.
Three deaths and one person wounded
sewrt-ly, if not family. is The murtality
record in New OrII :Ins. Below the city it
was far worse. especially in Plaqltemine.
Here the wind reached II velocity of 100 to
125 miles an hour. sweeping everything be
fore it. The parish seat of justice. Pointe
a la Hache. a town of I2,(I)0pcople. wreaths
worst sufferer. in that. town not a single
house escaped injury. Four grown people
are known to be killed in Point II in linens
and several children.
Among the killed are .‘Iirs. Leon III
Franche. wife of one. of the lending mer-
chants of the town. and MIs. l-Z. Levnnders.
wife of a well known lawyer. it is probable
that the mortality will In greatly increased
when news is melted (min i: IIIIIvuy settle.-
ments on the gulf (tight bell)“ Point II III
lluche in the orange country of Louisiana
if is said that there is not an orange left
on the trees. and it is the smut- all the why
do“ II the coast. Algiers fury landing was
blown away. The coal livr‘l II :o. M'lliit'rl'd,
and the tugs were eugugI (i all night res-
cuing the barges.
Great Damage at Mobile.
Monumilct. 3.——A southeast gulp broke
here yesterday morning. and the wind in-
creased in velocity for sew-rat hours. ll
blew at least 150 miles an hour. The wind
has blown the water in from the gulf until
tth‘IIer hIoI reached Royal other which
is four blocks from the rlI er and fit an air
Iatlou of about I l mu from the fill an mm
height.
There is no possible Chlllii‘v' of estimating
the money damage. All the “bolt-sale and
a great portion of the retail dim-M of the
city is some four feet under outer. and
thousun’la of dollurs' worllt of goods have
been damaged
The pilotbont ltlu Low bu» In on driven
on the wharf at the fool of sf. Francis
street. The boy bout llcroiue was driven
on the Mobile (Q Ohio “hurt and almost to
tally wrecked.
bay bout. left Point Clear at the some time
II~ the "I'l'lrlllt‘. and has not rinse been
I w Ii fmm.
I! i:'- H ported that three ill‘t‘lllzt‘h’ working
on the channel lliiY.‘ been lost. it is also
i’l'i‘illlt’il lll'l't' tlIn' Milli” 50 IIIIIIN of the
Louisville and .\'I.~ZI.lilI- railroad along
UN «on»: me lllllil‘l’ wafer and that the
I'll-
v.\i IllIllL l‘ lute. ll'vll mepf away In the
5 II II III; hII- III-I ll llt‘lll'fl front the
number» I II. "I IIIItr~III< I. Hf of lhe fruit)
illlil the “Inst is fI med.
The City In D‘Ial'kuuaa.
Telegraphic communication is broken in
almost wry direction. and from the pres
ear. IIIIIIIk .lluhile will be entirely out off
for It time from the outside world. in this
0in houses have. been unroofI-Il. trees blown
dnwunnd one cotton warehouse has and
numbed lo the fury of the gain. The smoke-
snt-Ias of llli the IIIuIIIIl‘III'lIII'ing industries
have been blown IlIIII-II. Street car traffic
has been totally suspended because of the
damage to electric II'ireI. and the city was
in darkness last night. II-I the waveaI-n-
crouched on the electric II rks.
The bush»: lhoruuplllmc of flu,- city is
being navigated In hunts. and pill'lll‘liill‘l’
wIIIiiIu up to link armpits in nu Ifforf to
sow “it! IIII It Is gIIerI up by all to be the
“(llhl slot!“ that has our Ii-IileIl Mobile.
"lIII southern part of flu.- I~ily [parents a
w W of wreckage as if it had been bom-
I Red. The lower» of the I- Iurthouseyl
i zilli church are tottering.
IlreIlgI- XII. ."I furnml overhear the light-
IIII MW. and llll'l‘t‘ IIII-II were thrown Into the
In on. At ng-nt poril Illl' crew of the tug
Cap uin SIIIII atI-uIIIeIl lo flw rescue and
save mo of the men. the other being lost.
An Illilll \III “‘lllii‘ man lost hi4 fooling
wbu II. . III.- from lho union ill’pll t at the
footIf (internment street and was swept
underlhc bridge and drowned.
Fury of the (ills Increased.
'l‘III- alarm N'fllllll‘ll its lit-lull: about I p.
at. when IIIII wind attained a \‘t‘itmlly‘lll
75 nIIIIu an hour. From that time the fury
of the gain hogan hull-crease. and the il’illll
grluluslly II IIIIIKI‘Il from southeast to west.
The bar lll'fllfll‘l'l‘fl‘licf‘lll. (lilydrngued
her nut-bur sow-II IIIIII-II and went ashore on
the bent-II about three mile» III-low the clty.
Captain Frank llllmalll'll and his crew and
one “Elia?“ first. a cotton IIrIIkI-r named R.
A. Lewis. donned life prI-n-rI'I-rs and swam
Mindy uniform.
Nvltriy I-VI-ry IIIIllIhouso Mona the west-
eru ulna-Imus blown down. and of. Morgnn’n
IIII llilt‘il'l'ltll IIIIIIIeIl Graham was swept
away. “‘llll lire bIIIlIIIoIIsI's. and drowned.
’l‘lII- Magnum null linoley's warehoum
werrhlown down and two unknown or»
Bl’flt'li IlrIIII ned in the collou yard lifagnlll
cent units all “\l'l' tIII- clfyure laid low. and
the earth III con-ml nith green leaves
whims-Ii from th- from by the ulnds.
lions will om the cm llllll‘ been nnroof
rd lllln f. III-I-II lIlIIvv II down.
The storm abated at 10 p. III.. and the
waters receded. 'i‘herv II no: II who In the
Western Union office affording Intercourse
with IbeIIIIIIlIle world. it will be several
days before lain,- loan no I to known.
meal llama... I mu in Italy.
liolflt. (“let II.-—llenvy talus have rslml
the Water h. 1:“ the alimon- nest Naples.
um. hue II. Ileana nul Ilolmna. All
tbs IllIIIriI-III around "li‘f‘l‘ cities are partly
floated. rivvural railways are under we
in for ruling. and no fv‘lilllll' train service
lsln operation from the cities mentioned
II the country. bridges IIIIII bottles have
been swept army in the floods. and many
II lum- bwudrnwm-ti. Much amok
been killed. and thousands of acres
harsh-an laid waste 0! the cities. Bologna
has suffered most ssrsvsly. it Is reported
lbsssdosen pawns wmdvbwm-d In the
Islam.
WamdMalflsva-r.
:osua’ lid. on. 1 ~ Tweulydosr
elm Psyss Ina mentored hm.‘
ballerm‘bswas suspected of
gs‘vflats. II at tbs time. The
wumwmwhw
‘ OUR :GUARA’IITEE
WHEELS TURNING AGAIN.
TthrescI-III (‘Ifyatnothet .
when
n I A MB N D s
"W 1mm " ”I
Genuine Article.
thou-sol mains "will:
TlBiIII. JOHNSON & (20..
If. lesions Bl. lrasklya.
GUSTAV man
m
Milforfiantb Nor-alk- . dl)
a NIIer of biannual-is. cancer-s
Start Up 110!!th lull.
Fxrcnscrw. Mass. ,Oct. fir—Tbs Parhbill
Manufacturing company. which employs
more than soon bands. resumed work in
accordance with the following announce
moot: ”Reductions In the schedules of
wages will he made. varying from 5 to It
psr cent. In future all wages will badg-
nred per hour instead of per dayor per
week ” 'l‘be Fltchhurg W outed company
and the Booll and Baltic mills also started
up. and will try to run 10 hours II day for
five days II week. with a 10 per cent redno
tlou In wages and wants figured by the
full time again. while the great Draweli
mills expect to start at once. Mill No. 4 ol
the Fltehburg Paper company at Wes
Fitchburg has orders ahead for three
months and is on full time. The Putnam
Machine company has started up.
A llrlghtor Outlook.
SURASTON. Pl. Oct. ii.—There is a pro
nounced brightening of the industrial situ-
ation here. There were two resumption—-
oneat the north mill of the Wkawaunn
Iron and Steel company. employing 500
bands. and the other at the works of the
Scranton lace curtain manufactory. gly-
lng work to 400 more. The announcement
is also made that the South Side mills.
all of which have been idle for several
months. will all resume operations on Nov.
1. employing over LOGO hands of both sexes
The. filtrantmtlncs company has resumed
work In all departments after flIe months
Idleness. giIiIIg employment to 400 opera-
tiI ea
Steady “'ork Ahead.
Aillzsnrm'. Muss" \Ict. a—The linuIll-
ton Woolen IIIIIIpIIIIy started up on full
time. after having been running every
other week Silll'i' the midrib- IIf August.
All of the bands will now find steady work.
although at a reduction in wages. The
weavers are cut the moat, amounting to
about 15 per cent, while the rest of the
help are cut l0 per cent.
Ito-tuned on Full Time.
CLINTON. Mass” Ilct. 3,—1‘he Iancaswr
gingham mills. which have been running
on halftime for two months. resumed full
time yesterday. with IIII average reduction
in wages of H per mm. The reduction
in Imgexwilllnst but a short time only.
the ofllct rs any
Starlet! Up In Full.
LAII'nI-szlz. Mus-I. lief. :lel‘hc Everett
and l’eIIIIII-rtou mills have started up in
full. They have been ~hIIt down for more
than II month. A purl. all of the Arlington
toffmI IIIiI ls was also started
I arpel Illlis at Work.
1 our: I.|. slaw. (let :I “The Tremout
IInIi Sullnlk and the lump” carpet mills
but I- st. 11‘“ II up
Resumption at llaverhlll.
ilAVlllllllll. Muss, llcf. 3.—«'l‘hII Stereos
IIIillI-I slurtmi up IIII full llllll‘ yesterday
lllIll’lllll"
FIVE YEARS FOR ELLISON
Broker Henriquu‘ Assailant Found Guilty
III flu» Mound Ingres.
New YIIIIII. Im. :l. ~'I‘lIe trial of Frank
Ellison for lla‘slllllllill: Broker llcuriquer
was given to the jury at 9:45 last night At
ll':~lil o'clock XIII-y l‘lllllt‘ in for lustrucfmus,
and the foreman asked if prI-metlitufiou or
intent to kill I'wultl be found while the In:
snilum was iu the act of couuuitfiug the
nauullf.
Recorder SnII'tlI rend opinions in which
it was IleciIIId that the intent to kill could
be colit‘l'lb'l‘ll at the moment of I’lfifillllil.
The jury of 11:50 roturnedwith II verdict
of guilty of Int-Inuit in the second degree.
second ll"!"l.~l' The court has no option
iquIisIIIIIftnr and ivI obliged in give the
maximum M‘Iltk‘llf’f‘.
After the I'eIIliI-t was announced. Mr.
Brooke nlfll’l‘ll for II stay of judmuenf null
. fnru new trial. lint-order Slnyfhgrnnted
finality IIIIII Sl‘i III-f. ll .Ia lill‘illill‘ on which
counsel for III-fI-IIuI- will more for II new
trial.
Ellison poled II.- the jury came in. and a.
the verdict was IIIIIIIIIIuII-Il he curlI-Il II
newspaper which be held in his IIIIIIII. in
ant-coho, however. he turned to Mr. llronlte.
and with II anilieshook bands with him and
said:
“Hi out you again on Monday.
night."
Prince Ferdinand flhnrt of Cash.
VIENNA. III-f. :l.««l’rIIII-II Ferdinand of
Bulgaria is in great financial struits.uII-~
spite the ntll'auow. amounting to NAMIJIOII
front-II, IIIIIIII- ll) him by tlIoI'obIIrgenI. "I-
spent vast .Inms In this city last wmtor
when III- was preparing for IIIII IIusrrIIIue
and for IhI-Ilisplnyof roleI IIIIIIe lII HIIfIII
after his mum with IIIII bride. Till‘ bulb
of Forum. III-I fanII-r-III-IIIw. and Baron
Hirsch lllIHl lll’lill'il him in his iIIIIIIIIIIIItI-
necessities by lI‘IlllillK him LIIIIIIJIII francs
each.
flood
Dances- of the Olden Days.
tumours. (let. 3. MA wmuan who gave
her name as IIrIIlm-l Hall was fIIII-Il ll for
Intoxication III II polio!- court here. She
was a dancer who 1) years ago was II star,
and used to lump her audience spellbound
for hours III It time. Your» around the stage.
when she was an auras. film was known
as .lettn llnlus-II. II premiere nonsense III the
ballet of the ‘Hlnck Crook " The woman
In court looked to be about to years of one.
An onsahs Tim-m llamd.
Old/Illa. ilIvf. ll. wThe Farnufn Street
theater was cam III-fely Ileatroywl by fire
late last erem. , The building was of
brick. and Willl four stories high in front
and fire in the rear. (In the first floor were
a number of sum-II. lbs stocks In which
were ruined. The total has ls ssllmntedat
Wall). ills persons. five of them firmnen.
are misallm. The opera house was III-lured
for MM!) and was worth will").
0n. Ibo-sand HES}: further
if dual, Mm. Oct. fin-Ono thotustal men.
comprising all the. coal minors in this
county. stopped work yesterday and III
branded the, usual winter increase per too
for digging" cost The summer price is All
cents m ton and the winter rate or mats.
flashy limbo" has! “with.
menswear "no a...“
my . In one ..
responsible for the Infamy accident III IIII
Chelsea clubhouse last An I, when .m.
oral people were killed and aloud.
hasshsa a III... ls“ law-a.
Mufti. 0st. hull". P Id limbo
rsknf Glass l'slls. Ill years old, pruned
........ “Mom”? I. am...“ “-
yesvs II nos
silks W church and” b still saliva.
ifs-
hour, The Grant yarn mills is running on '
IIIIII Inn,”
chamois’ilills
.Only We.
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
lo. Bloflilltiflffttf.
'nmIIIIs ILLIIE CAPITAL ‘
Senator Kyle Had a Small Anili-
enee In the Senate.
W
WASHBUBI SURPRISE) WOiIOOTi'
statistics of ~Var-loss Kinds I'm- lha DI!-
foreut Departments—«Tbs Holy I‘ll."
“that lover Came—Ir. Karla‘s Roselle
flop—h luveallple It. Illa! It...
\I’Asmxoron. 0st. a—‘l‘he resolution
pmposlnga postphnement of action on the
repeal bill and other measures untllftbs
three vacant seats from Montana. Wash-
ington and \Vyoinlngare filled was brought
up incidentally by Mr. Dnbois of Idaho.
lie dlsclnlmed any purpose 0! obstruction
in offering it. This revival of the subject
gave Mr. Washbnru of Minnesota an op
portunlty of declaring the proposition who
almlIIfI-Iy absurd. particularly in view of
the. fact that two of the states concerned
were not silver producingsnd bad no more
interest in the silver question than other
stun-II. and were. furthermore. now reprv
sented in the. ssnateby sman whowenhl
vote for unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man not. This last statement was instantly
challenged both by Mr. Dnbols and Mr.
Wolcott, who asked for the authority on
which it was made
There. was no hesitationuon Mr. Wash-
burn’s part in gratifying their curle'alty.
ills authority. be said. came from the two
senators themselves~lieesrn Squire and
(‘tIrI-ywaudwhe stated afterward in precise
terulsfilnf the senator from Washington
(Mr. muirel had told him that he would
vote for the unconditional repeal of the
SlIerIIIIIII law The statement seemrdlo
surprise thc senators from Coloradoand
iflnhn
Ilr. Kyle's Audio-on Was l-Iall.
Mr. Dubois appeared altogether introdu-
lous and am-rfI-Il that the two senators
(litters. Squire and Carry) would you
against IlII- pending bill. He didnot say
what authoril y be had for the Assertion.
The tlt‘ilfllr‘ on the silver purchase repeat
bill was cortiuuul by Mr. Kyla of South
Dakota leltinn'l the repeal and by Mr. Mc~
Millnn of Michigan for it. Mr. Dolph of
Oregon Illriu made an argument against the
free coinage of silver.
Mr. Kyle rmtd his argument against the
bill, lly lll‘i'i‘ll mtmt there were three
lh-uux'mfic III-nature and right Re ubllmu
senators iII flielfaerrts panel the use, and
the gollvriI-s were almost empty. At Int
the Lil‘firttl’lui (‘Ullllllloll of tits senate cham-
ber appealed to the sympatqu of Mr.
Kyle's colleague. Mr. Pettigrew.and the
resultwas t .Ihrongh theinstrnmentali-
ty of II 1“”. illl‘ femporary [trounce of Id
senators on». “tllll’l‘ll. and the speech was
[In ICI'I‘lll‘ll 'II' if II.
UIIf~iIlI~ of .1 humorous speech by Mr.
Mark III Mistwuri against the federal elec-
tion laws the pniceuiings in the house were
lacking in interest. He kept the attention
of the house for more than an hour. and his
salliea were enjoyed alike by poll al
friend and foe. The other speakernurre
.\lr. Dilll‘llllll‘l‘ of Arkansas, Mr. Drown of
Alabama and Mr. Cooper of Florida. all of
whom were in favor of repeal. No Repub-
lit-an could be prevailed upon to speak to a
large array of empty seals. mil the house
mljuul‘llI-ti.
some Treasury Stall-tics.
witsluxoroa‘. Uct. il.~'l'he treasury de-
parIIIII-III‘II stalemcnt of the receipts and
\‘Xprmdlilln‘ii of the government for the
month of SI-pIIIIIIher and for the fiscal year
to date shows that the receipts for Septem-
ber, lulu, are iIiJqufiIII‘l less than for Sep-
tember. "DJ. and for the first quarter of
the press-III fiscal year they are woman
Iran than for the same quarter of the fiscal
year mos. The expenditures forSeptember.
hen. are ”.7301!” more than for Septem-
ber. urn. Ililll for the first quarter of tha
present fiscal year they are “fulfill more
than for the same quarter of the fiscal year
llllrl.
New York and New Jersey Dona-hand.
)"ASIIISGTIIX. Oct. 3.-Pstrick .l. Rodger
of New York has been appointed amomber
of the board of pension appeals. interior
department. Arthur i". English of New
Jersey has been appointed law clerk in the
office of the assistant attorney 30ml for
the Interior department. Attorney General
Oincy has appointed 8. W. Dewitt of New
Janey. IIII an assistant attorney in I. ||"
pIIrInIv-nt of justice.
III-tiers ‘I'bsl Naval Ca...
\Vaaulaurux. Oct. Ii.~—Supsrintoodont
llernnrd Goodc of the dead latter allies. In
his annual report. states that the whole
numb” of pieces treatml was 7.83).”. Of
the IM fer-I and piiroslsopened and recorded
20,017 I-oufuiucd money amounting to fill.-
lm; :IIH'II'» IonmlueIl drafts. autos. money
IIrIlI-ru I--.II .qu II face value of 1mm
unduml contained put-Ml note» to the
value of Ki. till".
Mr. Warner's Basal-ll...
WMIIINII‘rIIN. Oct. Il.--Mr. Warner of
New York introduced In the bolas-rs»
IatlIm directing flu- house committee on
public Inilldluga and grounds to Inquire
Info and report fheI-xtI-nf. nature. condi-
tion and use of public buildings and
grounds In Mw York city owned erased
by the l.’ IIIIIo-l Mules.
l'ub‘lv Debs mutant.
Wasnlsoruv. on. a.-'l’hs debt state»
ment lrliifll yrstvmlay showsa not increase
in the public debt. loss cash In the trans-
Ilry. during asptember of m. M. fa Th.
Interest luvIrlnIr dvbt increased Will. the
nonlotrrest lI'Rl’lllfl debt Increased “I1.-
lhdm. and the rash In the trumnry do.
mural No.1". 2ft
1‘. Oppose Ir. Preston.
\I’asluaorusmct. ll.-lt ls nod-risotto
that the western silver penumwm
the confirmation of Mr. Preston. nominat-
rd to be director of the mint. One of them
void that they would uuevvry means In
their power to debut the man whom they
marge wlyh nullifylng the Sherman set.
lat-slur Department Appropriate...
“'Asntaortlx.tlcf. flu-Tbs up Ions
salted for by set-rotary Hobo limit
[atoll m. 779. Illi 2s Istanbul Olaf) Imam.“
for the current fiscal nuns sliver-sass of
mouse». In
Midi lIlllllheu‘s Opiates.
UIIIIMUOI on. It Alumna
hen. the Republican politician of
vabla. said to I reporter: "I bollsvsthulf
sesnvals wulak‘lotlsyual lbspssphsf
Pennsylvania II alumna!
In favorof the miles has“ Inflam-
eton~tlist ls. against tbs mu
W purchasing act.”
MI Iii-III- I...
”MAJ“ ‘d-‘mvm '
ER
GASOLINE,
Janis- Milli?
RANGES
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Gasoline Stovu.
BY fill 03 08 BARREL.
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IDIWRJIJWIIIIIII
RICH
our DOWN To FACTB.W
The Populist- have nominated two we.»
a for school mmmisllonors in Ontario
county.“ I
William Depkt-I was sentenced to one
year's imprisonment at Corning. N. Y..fw
drawing two purslona.
Holly. so. is Princeton's latest acquisi-
tion for her football foam.
The general consensus of opinion seal.
to be that Reading can be reorganized willi-
out foreclosure
The consumption of sugar has beenonor-
mass on account of the large fruit crops.
Refiner- say thin is the cause of its scarcity.
Heavy gains have prevailed in New Bruns-
wick. and farms were flooded. crops do
strayed rind trees blown down.
It is understood that Mrs. Edwin Parker
Deacon. who his Iurivod in this country.
will hereafter live quietly in California.
Rival factions hare each nominated dale-
xates ,lo the Democratic slate convention
from Steuben county, .‘I'. Y.
Judge Pratt has denied the motion for a
permanent receiver for the defunct Brook-
lyn Commercial hsnE.
Three explosions of naphtha in the trunk
factory of B. (‘. Jenkinson do Co. at New.
ark. N. J.. caused a loss of 916.000.
The New York Tribune and Times hara
each been sued for flow.) by the Mon.
mouth Park association for libel.
Three (‘hluumeu were murdered near
Butte. Mon. by unknown parties. All
were shot through the bead.
‘ 'P'IIIII admissiona'ln' lhl‘ Italian fair yer
terdsy were Intel.
Prince lliu. ..rck is represented to he
gradually ImiIIg strength. lie has no ap-
petite. and his right hand is said to he pan
II red
An early settlement of the i' hlmnpeaks
and 0th strike l‘i now thought in be ob
solutely (‘t’f' am through illt II- I» mention
of Chief Arlimr.
YELLOW FEVER SPREADING.
Class Reported Murly Fifty Miles Away
From Brunswick.
Savass III. 00!. R. , The yrlluw fever is
spreading”. It is fortunat-~ that it is so late
In the year. otherwise the entire south-
western N‘Illllllll‘ Georgia might have to
fight the I piIieIIIic at close quarters. it in
now at Brunswick, on St. Simon's island.
at Fancy liluff. nu Colouri’e island and at.
Juup. Suspicious cases urn reported at
Gardl. at Waresburough qui at ilellvists.
The disease seems to be confined \I'ithiua
territory of 50 miles radius. AI .it‘lfllp
where the first case wnsoffit'iully announced
yesterday after it post nIorleIII. five sun
plclous “MIN have been reported. The lit
tle town urn-I greatly excited. Rigid in-
structions fail been insm'd by the two rall-
roads twinning through the fun II for IIIAi~
flier passenger Itur frviuhf lr;IiI.~ III‘ Imp in
the town or lil'iil" if
‘l‘uu Deaths Isl. Brunswick.
iiRl'hsWH K. (in, List. 3..- You do lilihtl"
curred from yellow fever )'l‘§lt'rll.ly*illl‘
infant of “Thlllli Bowen. and Miss Rosa
Niel. who was suffering {mm II relapse.
There Wl'l'! I2 new cases.
Il-M-yur Gleason Will No! Down.
hm; htaxu t‘IrI’. .V. Y . Oct. :I.~»'i‘he
county convention of fbrfileasou III-IIII-c
racy of Queens county. known the the xegu
lar Democrats. Wm III-II] herr. and ex
Mayoriileamn was chairman. .\lr. (ilI-n
son says they will nuIIIitIatI- II draught
ticket in opposition to the other III-mo
crstlc factions. 'l‘IIe L'uln'rillluil iIIIlIIII-nl
the exrmuyor for senator on an ulIfiIuIr
nopoly platform.
“no Records numbed.
WAL‘I‘IIAM. Niasw..flcl 1i. Zimmerman.
Johnaon and Tyler lowered llll‘l‘l‘ rn‘urds
at the \l‘allham i‘ycle park Illl‘l‘f. Tyler
lowered the world's record for our-third of
I mile by 2 1-5 seconds. limiting fIII Illa-
tunes in Ila l-S new :I la. .InIIIIwII loom-II
the two-thirds mile I'm-uni ill I-‘ll '.‘ .‘I. 'l
mernlnu Iowa-ed the track record of “HS . .‘I
laid".
Alli-Prohibitionlvts listed.
ToPIiIIII. Oct. 3.--At the annual women»
lion of the. state lrnIpI-ruIII-e union pf'l‘lll-
dent Milo-r announced that the fuud~ had
been exhausted and that he would mire
from the work and resume preaching. TIK‘
anti-ProbibiflInIiIIfu Im- elated. rimming
that prohibition is losing ground In Knlmsm
Mrlvla' For a settlement.
LIINIHIN, (let. :l.» in viewnf the IIlIlz»~
spread and terrible suffering Ire-Inning
from the IIIInera' atrikc. IIII- mayors of
Sheffield. Leeds. Bradford. NIItIiIIuIIImI
and Derby have invited the IIIth owners
and mint-n fIIII-rullou to putt them ill‘!l
Monday and nth mpt a III-IIII-nwuf.
Ills- w unwvlgbt's Roll for Illvsne.
Saw Your Oct 3 lo the null for Ill
vorcs hnnughf by MarierIiuwright against
Loni-Jame». the latterIllIl II III appear. 'l‘eII
tlmouy was introduced allowing that Mr.
Jame» had not ban nfultbfnl upoltuc Ml»
Wainwright desires her maiden name. but
no alimony
Tbs tubul- Attempt samurai.
stunnnrumlllb. . flu ”I —~ A pom-ulster
train on the 'l'rlsco road ran info a blind
switch at Lyman. can-lag the death of
Engineer Hall and Fireman Robinson.
while several passengers Wore injured.
This was the fourth attempt to Merl: the
same train.
anal Vista" I» Alumina.
Pnttlibrtrma Oct. 3.--ia tit-great In—
ternational cricket match between Austra‘
Ila and i‘bllsdI-Iphls the latter Iran by“
runs and an Inning. No such feat has ever
before been performed by an Anterlom
team in nu International match In this
will“?! .................
Released In- hsalas Layla-I.
Tllel'foll. Oct. s—lmts V flower. or
Redmond. the woman with army has:
Ivory lstvrlsy lorries.
W
m mm aseoar‘usrrr or
FIIESIIS LTFI8II
“It; Without an
Cucumbers
[—IFOBl—I
Pickling.
IIunIIiIZeIuII,
Telephone Call. ‘11.
’8“ nut ~-
lnsnrs your Life in the Conn. General Life
Ins. Co..of Hartford. Remember young man
tbatlc sdsy will insure your life for stop.
and I: a day will alvs you
fill TIIIIIISINII ,IIIIIIJIIS
if “fluatdiyeunofsgs.
S. S. L’llummediau. lg'f.
Ill Washington Street.
Somll ffofvall.
i all
I
to Ingest
work.
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W. II. Meekerilo.
Sale Agent for
G. 8. .I. II. BOLTON'S
IIDT WITEII HEATEI
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Plumbing. 8mm III'I III-mung.
Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
lint llr Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for eitbar
not walar. steam or hot air healing.
I'III ruli'i‘ii MAIN a"?
that you
may wish
and we
that the
work
will be
done with
"nuns
IflflllfltillllfllS' PRICES.
From “.96 In .fll. 2‘: dim-rent styles of
running Item am all It 'n'unfed. ardware
on fine carriage-I. nickel plated. Our assort-
meat of upholsttred bode we ls extensive. An
upholsterer in Illniftllli II 'ntendauu' who will
trimtonrder at short notice. Renal rin and
rII-nnhnlaterinrllnne at short notice. elocl~
lea. the sizes. from [175 to 33.30. Propellers.
l‘rls Tricycles. Express ngons. etc.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. CT. Oi tvmilo K. it. SiaflI‘Imnm
W. L. DOUGLAS
.3 SHOE rumble.
oops-om Wadi-whom
Issslnthswovld.
and
lfyssnslsiimllIIESSl minnow
nil-swim! slump ammo-r
frosalfocutlum Mullah Issltssl
mused. iVI'Ill wilhbatoncmimln ymfostsvsr.
dstsbypturhu x W. I.. DIM. I? Silo? Malayan!
stain or ’Ieboflum all who all as
$.13qu All. Brooklet» ”Mylo“ loidby
J. SCHAUB.
WUMHK ' .‘I‘ET‘III ' XIV!“ SITT’T’ER.
I'.‘ ‘vWil' It: 3’.) ' I! burglar.
“lid”. DIodRDEN'J
COMVUI II'E,
li'lC‘TFEIIQEll. IililI'IlIllFlIlEd
DISPLACEMENTE,
inflammation. (II-Ingestion, lie.
If.” I EDI (w I‘M Imminent,
if "WNW". ml“, or
run W.C.’illllu-i1i‘l)..N.YIm1I
"IAL ’0' '9 C‘N".
. lief Clr- ulIt of UMQSKIW'L
MONRV REFUNDID
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III! EVENING
STAR
MINCE-—
cursors; to
on“ “MW prevent and rare
limp- l’rfcs, am-
at
bonds. was ”leased from tits 'l‘. .‘ asy-
lufn because she had received no notice of
tho prmsvdfnas taken aplnstber
The tenant la lass New.
lions“. N .l.. Oct. a—Tbe 30"an
who insanely chased lather Corrlpn with
a knife was taken from police heulqnsrtvrs
apparently nine and escorted back to the
room ._.
a Veteran of 1"- Van Dead.
'l'sov. ll. Y..0Irt. l~llonsld Gilli
votersnelthscrtlnssowarandoltbs .-
bslIlosAlsd at his komo In West Troy.
”all"! M lie bad a line mlllltsry
would. .
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New loll Wall 9 linen...
sull- m! their. full!
cash;- a I oo.. Cash.
meet- one: who...” M w... “flat-W”
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SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
0011-.
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Undertaker.
lllwll’l‘ MESH. NO Aids. COX!
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Momma ' unrest 'I' hope IL!
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OLD “RELIABLE
DAIL DIRECT
F reIg Line"
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
80th NorwaIk
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLBRS
CITY [IF NIIIIWALII
EMILE.
Will leave Pier 2i. 3.11.8”ka street.
New tork. st5p. m. 11
Leave Norwalk. 5 p In; South Norwslk. (la
p. In.
Freight received from” I a In. to‘ 5 p. m.
Upon application to Magenta the Citye of \‘or.
wnu and is willbe sent for spec al lots of
freight anyw ere in New York or its vicinity.
H'All persons are forbid trusting any of
the ample esof the boats of this line on ac-
count of t e owners thereof oral ff
El}. MornsSaIeiIo
Successors to E. C. lorris it Co.
carts-AL. a2so.ooo.
ll Sudbury St. Boston, Mass.
F Ire and
Burglar- -Pmol Safes.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors,
AND
IIEPIISIT WORK III III KINDS
The first Sales In the World.
litmus use. Always pre-
svm their contents.
ifllsold to Lynn. linen" since that great are
where 50 of our safes were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also In the Great
gill “are infill} in the (great.1n Boslnugls
n sgrest res
forefrenlars. Annals wanted. alumina
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
no. I. Mats Input.
1. ii. Jillian.“
Papal Hanger. Clinician, Palm
Will I’ii’ili lIIlI ”BORDERS
so. .mmhm M
and mil ”View; "lair.”
samlebooksof
minnows“
Ills. llil. l. l. Blilliliflll
Osalneonsalfadatbarodloo.
" 342 Brand It, Irldnpert, fit.
from Ioa.III.fofp.In. snydavssroolhaday
“shooter is
room-m
m
“up
Fl "t "‘8" & anal
D0 Aida KIND! 0'
Plumblns. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
W" llofllIml has flittin-
marl-fiflmm.
W WITH 85831.35
10 means oases.
My ears W Melly.
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Norwalk Chronicler