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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 4, 1893 · page 2

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SUICIDE OF. A COUNT.
, ls lad neon Cordials: His Allows-as
Cabinet Officers to Assist In Oe-
lectlng Appointees.

Ree-Isa of Ilia Marriage.

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that to a day will insure your life for own.
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If living. at All yssrs of age.

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OLD m RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT.

Freight Line

BETWEEN

New YORK,

ING SENTLNEL.

. Editor and Proprietor, .
both be totsl losses: in; Colonel oodrufl. /

driven in the marshes and may be hosted: . ’
the steam yacht Annie 1.; almost bottom
up our the mouth of Chickssoho'ne
creek. in addition to these vessels quite a
number of humus were blown In the
marshes thstllus both banks of the river.
A Tangled lstworli of rolls...

The beautiful shell mild which wound
slung the western shore of the Mobile bay
for a distance of nine miles In lilmost a to.

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Pall‘ly. who had midcd on the Havemeyer»
estate. our hero. committed suicide by
shooting himself inthc l lid. Count Palffy
inlaid tube a cousin 0 Prince Palffy of
Austrian lama. He had been In the United
States on a sightseeing tour (pr nearl two
years. Tbs count hiis been cut short is his
allowance of money [incl-usi- he married out-
side of the royal family.

Count Palfl'y was Ill years old, and of

AWFUL WORK OF THE STORM

Portions of the South bald Low by

 

do Entirely Navel Amendment lair-laud
In the Ben-tewcirntlnum useless by
noon“ by least» Val-as no data of
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.the Wind and. Winter.

fiatdisplaaod advertisements for

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lie. ill Washington street.

telephone call. 9“- Branch as Bayol Cook, the GrutOystar Field. on.

till wreck. Across the roudherl lire masses
“of loan olid’driflwood‘ piled in i'i'most iner-
tricsble confusion, while across that per.
tion of the road which the storm boa left

the president has made a radical change In

late has been worrying over some trouble
which ha would not rnvrnl. lit. moi "D
his residence in one of ’l‘. A. llavcnioyer's
houses. He no. ll't‘ll only from all) to 175

 

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lsttlsmoltaol lbs tisbaruiso Have Been
Cflnplalaly Demolished. and There the
loss of We Was Appalllng—lnimu‘a Ba-
yoad Compote Caused All Along the
”no of the Norm—From Mobile and
Pensacola. Hm, Also Como Stories of tho

, Marielle should in all cases be

to
all: sivnlssxo sonnet.
Sou-r1! No BWALS.C0!N.

soon. ocrdsss 4. less.

Wt? THE PRESIDENT.
Howell, writing to the New
m, blames President Clove-
the delay in repealing the Silver
admit: I! the Sherman law is

' ‘ Ily repealed, and to
knit villi not be, the hints
”placed where it properly be-
—not on the southern and western
to, who have been ready since
guiding of Congress to vote for
torepesl on the assurance tbnt
other part of the same Democratic
Would be likewise redeemed, but
”who have obstinniely and per-
tlyhsid out in the effort to drive
Democrats in Congrats over a vague
1 mystifying hurdle. on the other side
*hlcli there may- be either to crew
to or s yawning precipice.
a vucsrtnioty is working destruction,
lsclalmed; if stocks and bonds are
- tied; if invasion-ritual” r n my. and
'tal is restless—all because Congress
:Wh do something—then in God’s
lg these interests manifest n {sir
- . , . » and compromise. instead
pleating themElves in an attitude of
m and announcing from the house
’ heir ultimatum, “Unconditional
_ or panic." If there is bionic
of, Congress the southern
Democrats are not the ones
Wit. They are ready now. as they
ever been, to yield to only fair and
willpromiso. But they will
bribed, and they cannot be buli-
iptoylelding to so obstinate and
uItlrnatum, by the acceptance
.7 they would. put the iutrrests of
constituents into the voluntary
oi England and the money

Irvin WIIDIU’MI by the Ringing moments.

NEW Olillns‘s. Oct. 4. —-The great storm
of Monday has passed. Mill although tho
wires are still down, hits of intelligence
continuous come in from various parts.
which import the information that the loss
of life. to any nothing of the destruction of
property. is trumendous. From Briyou
Cools. tbs grout oyster field. which lssds to
thu‘g’uli. it is reported that the ssttlomsnts
of the fishermen have been completely de—
molished and that the loss of life has
reached the appalling figure of 2m.
Grnnd Isle, it slimmer resort. lying in the
gulldlrt‘ctly in the path of the storm. is
sold to have been utterly dostrnyui. and it
is known that the. loss of life is lot o.
Murry people were there spent. ing the
delightful surly autumn seiwm. lllltl num-
bers of those who had spent the late sum-
mor month-in their com us had not yet
started forthrlrholnos. ’. he. hnici sud two
long rows ul cottages. which constituted
the nowhere sold to he no more, itllll it
is feared that the loss of life at this point
will be very great. in the phrish of
Pluquemins. the \ilisgss of Bohemia and
Shell ‘Beacb wore wiped out and iii lcisst
toni- lives lost in such place. On ltuill sides
of the river the sugar, rice nnil ordnzo
crops suffered ugrent llclil of dnmogc, and
on the west side the loss of life in reported
toliisve been very great. it will be some
days before the full extent of the winnings
wrought will be known. but it i.» icnml
here that. tho grand total will piili- into
liisignitittiinoc the number of deaths lc‘
ported from the storm which l‘rcr-ntly dc-
Qilstntcd the Alluntic enlist.
Only 80 Left Out. of 800 Souls.
Yesterday alone Mill ragged fisherman.
who had been n member of the flshmacnl'
any at Bayou t‘nok. where rill the oysters
iii-Ming that nllmt‘ nro fished and which is
located about liuveu miles brick of the Du-
ran ~l-ttlemont. came to the Socoln canal.
which is limited on this went brink of tho
Mods-owl. opposite Pointe s in llschs.
uwl roporll-d l.» the keeper of the locks of
tlw cmml. (l2t,lli‘ Martin. that of the 800
i" o. is who composed the colony but 30 bod
s -......1;‘]tu.-9c;\ping the fury of the ole
int. i The llsllerlncn hail iill retired Sunr
llny ; lghi its usual, ninl tlmuizh the wind
“in blowing pretty hard thorn Wits no fore-
ll‘l llul‘ of the ll-rrililc catastrophe that lol-
,lo~.iil. As the night grew uplics the wind
ll.l'. spell in wlmxliy until the timbers in
rim hum-s begun to trunk in an alarming
Iltllf‘lllt'l’, "till the mm of the woven grew
louder and louder.
’l'l.o wnier imm- with startling rapidity.
and. Micro thl- illlfortunnten who had no
plrhllllt‘ means of escnpc had time to grasp
sonic flouting ubjcl‘t they were orcl‘whelm-
ed with the awful might and found their
fntc in wutcry grilles. llu bud clungto is
true throughout the night. and when morn-
ing dawned the scene of wreckage that
spread before his View WM simply terrible.
0f the many little whim which had ahcl‘
tcrcd tho prosperous colony the night he-
[Urf‘ boruly one wits standing.

A Night l'llled With llorror.
ill tho 300 or more human beings who
lnhubited them but ii tenth of the number
liVud to tell of the night of experiences
lilicd with horror. which they will never
forget. lie (loscrihcs the visitation no iii
the nature of a tidal wave. which swept
sir-rythlnl; lit-fore it.
While nothing dciliiite wns received from
Gl'ntnl lfllt‘, there Will! ngsnerul impression
at i'ninlc is in "Al'll! tllnt (lire dlsuotel’ bod

 

m
. snowstorm election sgsin raises
‘ ' W whether it would not be od-
m to divide the voting districi ,
' y the First, which contains
like 2.800 voters Although
about Miy per cent of this until
M it took the official counters
the time the polls closed at 5
I until nearly 1:00 a. m.to count
4 m The unprecedented amount
Wing and posting" was responsi
h agrest degree for this tedious
,“fllllgEf vote hiltl been pulled

network of foliage.

and New Orleans by rail sud wire basbeen
totally cut of! and will probably not be so
mined for weeks.

Communication direct between Mobile

lit-twain Venetla sud Scranton soar til
houses were blown down, but no lives have
been reported lost. At various towns-slung
the route l‘J churches were wrecked. five of
them being located at Grand Boy. .
In Scranton Innd st Ens! Psscagoula.
for miles dislnnt on the south. houses were
blown dmrn,atores flooded and stocks dam-
aged. while nt Rust. Pascogoula. which is
the per? of entry, the entire beach is said
to hove been wrecked. The losses at the
two points are said to reach 0100.000. The
(linings to the lmiisvllls and Nashville
railway is beyond computation atthla time.
Reports from Mongmncry are to the slant
that the bridge across the Three Mile
creek is damaged, and it portion of the
Tommi bridge is washed away. There are
om trees lICl‘UaH ills truck llFllVi’t'll llny
hilnette and Dyna crook. :i distance of it!
rolls...

Tale of lhsalstlna and Death.
A rowlioat trip plan. the marshes by
a reporter reveals s lfllt' of dosolstiun and
death thst will nlmm! equal those sentuut
a. month ago from Savannah and the son
island... At every point touched. bonus
were ciimplcioly gone. while the u
cuterll shun.- uns swept us if by it eye“:
From lllnltsly. us for wiltliesst pa reports
could be hlul. the natives report only death
rsild destruction. For miles lulnndihe trees
lore laid In“, rind much loss of lifslsro
ported sli ohm; the shore. Rumors plots
the loss of life at .50. but possibly not more
than iiihnvr perished.
Five chlldrvn. the: oldest. not over it years
of age. won.- fonnd tied to other in the
marsh opposite the mouth of punish river.
They said their (other and mother bird
gone in it built illLt‘l' the house.
The spots inhabited by the marsh “or
donors are only is low foot ubovetucan low
water. and the bounce are generosity built
on fillings as is precaution against high
tides. Their continued absence from their
accustomed plnnesin the market hnusemil
probably be rho. only way in which the
gsrdsnm‘ lute will ever be necertulned.
The upper drlia of the rivers delrouching
into Mobile boy are, reported to be full of
flouting bedding. furniture and household
goods, showing thnt the reports of Hillel"
ins and (loath from this qunrtor are not
overstated. w

The stori- at Parlour-II.
l'ssssmm. Fin. Oct. 6. The most do
structivo storm that i’ansacoiu has experi-
enced in 30 years began Monday morning
and tuned with increased fury until a late
hour in the evening. The storm had been
brewing since Saturday. Hard ruins frll
Saturday Afternoon. and Sunday iii-ought
to storm of great intensity. Al. the boy
front people. stood in is drenching ruin.
watching the risinents in their work of
destruction. l'pon story strut uprooted
tress. hrolwu I’cllcus and roofillsa buildings
testify to the slorm's forum The greatest
'diimugo was on the boy. The Portugusso
hurls. Josephine ii. and tho Norm cgluu hark
\li'ilheniizl “err Moon on tlw bench. Every
stick of lillilwl' iii ”iv laiy was l'ttzt' nilrlii
ulnl is now sli’cll‘li along ll’ll! hunches for
miles. limit-mill ('Ulllllliilllt‘tflltil‘m are cut
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Convicts-I of Haifa-anew
PATEfisvh'. N. .l.. Oct, thrank J. Mar-
lcy, John E. Ftlnlkfl. Harry M. llerilou Mid
Jacob H. Lintlo. members of the jail itllil
workhouao lfllfllfllllldl! of the bond of free-
lioiders. and Director John H. Morrow,
were convicted in the court of cyst and
termlller on n t‘llfll'xi‘ of malfeasance ill of-
fice. they having mmlc on illegal contract
with the Edison Electric liluminntiugcoin.
puny for it period of lo yum lit is cost at

proposes heroaftsr to accept the reeorn.
mendstions roads by the heads of the do

sonnlly on the merits of the applicant's In-
dividual mas nod making the selection

llavemeyeris Austrian consul general. and
alter lorminxthi- :icllufllnlfltme of the count
became deeply interested in him and mire
him about sins month for taking charge
of his deer pork. '
Last evening Count Pnlfly hsd burn out
iii the yilrd arranging things in gnucrul.
Ills wifu wns illlinz a lsmpwhsn be rushed
in’. embrnced her. and after kissing her
said. “i love you." lie then drr-w n revol-
rrr from his pocket and fired at his head.
the bullet crushing through his brain.
Death was instantaneous.
ILOWN UP WHILE ASLEEP.
A Dyson-Ito Cartridge I’lserd Between
Two la‘roos In Kanluchy.
Parrish-Ky” tit-t tr Sonic unknown
Ill-lid plaead'n dynsiilii (*flrlt’ldgz' Lemur-n
FIEfza Dent and Houston Kelly. minted.
while they wore asleep at lllt' formers
home. The cartridge exploded and krllcd
thsin built. The dynnmltr Win «iiiloliily
placed ilirwtly lei". eon timti, mm o tum:
clinched on than the right nl’lll of on.» and.
the. loll arm of iliv other were. blown off .le
the Dhuullll'l' They were lying lill u fr. rith~ ll
bed on the floor. slid the tsiribi» fum- ivl
the explosion blew a hole two In. t 91mm.
through the firm and hhtiflgrrtl ull tbr
alone in the two windows of the room. :1!
well its lircnlling ornnments rind «villain;
rrmnnuis of bulr'lnilirlt ull . \ or me tin vr
’ it. is alleged that the Ilunt \Vtilllflli lmii
quarreled With two nrgrnrmwrthc civilian
ship at the council in which the irnm- l, or.»
curred. which may lvznl in their mum! on
Illlpll ion. . ,
DEMOCRATS AT SARATOGA.‘
Ilnynv flllsay 1hluka Neil-liars will no
“DID-Ilsd I'ss si-oratnry of lists.
Ssluroos. Oct. 4 ~'i‘be Illiitllcc guard
of the Tammany Hall fll‘lhb'fl'lldll arrived
here lint night for the l)l‘.lli)irilllc slut,»
convention. which inlets nt noun imlny iii
the new Convention hull. Mayor ’l‘llnnms
P tillmy. (‘nrpiirmlon ('niillor! 1 int.
(‘ollnty t‘lerk Funny nrd Firr (”-u l»
sinner Sunni-ll t‘nlllt‘ in on llm 1‘»! u
train. Thryput upst llw ,\i‘.- lplii l'ml ll.
which will be the tar-inlvgllurn-rs uf llzo Hlllit‘
committee
Mayor thinly said today that in His
opinion George H Mei‘lrllnn uruld lie
nominated for aemtnry nf stutu Smith-git
hotel keepers figure that nlmin 2.0!)" ilclc—
gates and camp followers lire llt'l’t‘.
BATTLE WITH MOORS.
lllhtoan le- Wan lillad and Thirty-(lire
“in-dad.
MADRID. Oct. ‘. —'l'r(lllble broke out liglrln
between Moors of thi‘ Riff ml-e: an»! the
Spanish garrison ist Mt‘illlfi, n in“ n . x. illic-
northern coast of Moron-m, and an s’llxal‘zl“
merit took place in which lifipzinlnrilw a ‘lit‘
killed and lid wounded. ineludinu tin-cc hf
flours. Lute advices from Mt‘illlit :w (but
the floors mini-strll a truce, ’l‘hc l‘i‘lllliwi
waspanted. and both sides buried liner
dead. The Moors have sued for pt‘iwt.‘ 'ilhi-
Moorish government has been cum-d i‘qmv
pietely by Spain’s prelmntiuli- for war ‘ it
has promised in make any reparation and
Museum! 'o‘psln of its must riirnutmf-
forts to repress the silvnncry of the hostile
tribes.

portmentstowhlch the appointments re-
lste instead of undertaking to pass per-

himself. He pursued this latter course
during his first Administration and under-
took to continue it in this. but pressure
upon him for office has become so [rest
that be has finally been compelled. in the
interest of his health. to abandon the tsslt
and to dlride the work of filling. the offices
among his eight smistanis in the cabinet.
Senators and rcpi'rwmt ‘iws in congress
and politicians ssnrrsiy have been in-
formed at the new (role! of things. and
now instead oi milking personal appeals to
the president they dlrl'i‘i their best ensr~_
files to secliiiio'. the 'lliiloi‘neinaiit til til
members of the cabinet hsl'irig' jurisdic-
tion in the mutter. ‘

It is said at the White House that there
is no truth in the report that the president
has CUI‘lIiiO'l the Writing privileges of
members of congress. and that they can
readily siclire an audience with him on
public business not pertaining to odlce.

Ila Mapped the Vice Inside-L
Pmidsnteohave been denied admission
to the sitcom ivs departments by watchmen
who did not know them. but it is s most
uncommon occurrence. it happened once
to President Grant and on“ to President
llsyss. each of whom had some trouble in
getting across to the sucrst‘ry of the treas-
ury sitar hours, Vice President Stevenson
had a similar experience at the treasury de-
pitttllielit yesterday. its had on arrange
mount with Secretary (.‘arlisls st 4 o'clock
in rvganl to the silver repeal bill and ar-
rived st the building promptly on time.
He essavad to enter bv the south door.
and when the vigilant watchman barred
his snlrsnue he said he was Mr. Steven.
sun. That conveyed no information to the
watchmnn. and the chances no that the
distinguished visitor might hove been oom-
polled to break his engagement had it not
been for the fact that an ubiquitous news-
paper msa came along just then and ad-
drmed Mr. Nova-noon its the vice president.
“‘ht'l‘t‘lip' n the truth drowned upon the
watchman. and he opened the doors to
their widest rxtelitsnd inside the most pro-
fuse spulogirh. lie is a new roan. but is
not likely in snfler for his conduct—fur
the reason that he wns simply obeying his
instructions.

Yrseeedlaxe of Congress.
“'Mlllhlillni. (lt'l. t-rAn entirely novel
slnsndmeut tn the silver purchase repeal
hill wits uuaflutsd‘ in the senate yesterday
morning by Mr. Morgen. it proposes the
revival (if hh. frat Culling: Id 0‘ 1837 and
the remission of ml per cent of Import
duties in the countries shut receive Arne-rt.
can standard silver dollars iof present
weight and fineness) nt porno legal tender
money.

The. debate on the repenl bill was contin-
ued by Mr. Dolph in favor of its m.
Questions were put to him by Mr. Teller
its to what chances there were for friendly
silver legislation during the present ad
ministration or for steps being taken to»
word so intornstionsl arrangement. Mr.
llolph's answer gave little encouragement
on the first point. and as to the section!
point. Mr. Allison. sdeivxste to the limo-
aels monetary conference. said that he did
not understand the reasons why the nae
rumbling of the conference hnd been post-
pulled.

Mr. Allison also bore testimony to the
desire of the delegates lrom all the Euro
pean countries. including (treat Britain. to
Invor the use of silver money. the only dil-
dculty being how to give practical offset to
that. desire in their respective county“;
Mr. Palmer uproar-d his conviction that
it Witt~ the belief of Presidsnl Cleveland
that he Would appeal in vain to Ionian

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A (More Yarns-a its-whirl Dead.

Pl‘f‘l’ml‘ltu. Oct. 0 —(‘hnrlr~i .I. Mollilie.
who for many years nus n.9- ulwmim
lilrellsick rider of tllr world no l was from ills
throu bout l-Zuiupr sod .\rnrrlcn.dim lit
the ’est Penn limpitul. Mrliille sir-i
committed to the hop ilil .lnlw 'li. lnillil)‘
blind ltml lilil'iusi exhausted for With! oi
proper attention.

 

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Willi-celluloid

6.8.1. it. BilLTiili's

Hill WATER HEATH

 

Plumbing. Steam and ass-Fitting.
flu and Shoot iron Wort.
list Iii Heating.

Plans sud It‘llumit‘s furnish-oi for rithsr
mt wstcr. steam or hot air heating.

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MllillFlilTllilEllS' PRICES.

‘35.”). 5 di'l'crsnt styles of
running :rarsnn nll warranted. Hardware
on line curring-u. nivlii-l pi and. nor unsort-
mmtnfllpholnicrrul bodies is extensive. An
upliolslcrrrlu cunxtsnl utiv‘ulunce. who will
trluiiiinrdur at short notion Repulrln rind
W-lllihlllhh‘rln‘tlnllcnl, nhnrl notice. \clorl-
lee. live elm. from $1.75 in 33 50. Propellers.
tilrls‘ Trleyrleo. Express Wugor 2‘. etc.

F. BOY LSTON.

ROWAYTOS. CIR. upmsile R. 3. Station.”
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Will leave Pier :3. E. B , Beehmnn street,
New tort. st 5 p. in.
more Norwulk. 5 p. in; South Norwslk,_il.fl

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Freight rrcolvsd from 7s m. to ii p. m.

Upon opollcntion to spools the ('liy of Nor-
wuit and E 'ls will be sent for spec-IQ lots of
freight nnyw loreln New York Or its vicinity.

‘ WAIlpormm are forbid trustingony of
the employee of the hours of this line on no-
n‘iunt of the 4)-\ rim» thereof. srfi) if

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E.il.llnrnsSaleilo

Successors to E. C. Morris Ii Co.
CAPITAL. 0250.000.

‘ 64 Sutton St, Boston, Mass.
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Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.

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ilEPilSll Wflllli Of All KINDS

The Best Sales in the World.

I50.Iliiil in use. Always pre-
ssrvs their contents.

150 sold in Lynn. loss“ since that great. lire
where (it) of our sofas wore subjected to intense
hoot. preserving their contents.

CHAMPION RECORD also In the Great
Chic Fire in om in the Great Boston Fire

in l . . and in sll the great ill-es since. Send
for circulars. Agents wanted. s3

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2, («Lilil'tll their. and it wun cvi-n reported $76.00". . ierlimsriistu union to no international , ‘1 -. 7- ' . »" - -. D .d St
”'7. “I“ work would harm, drugged tlmi. tine writsr had MWtIpl over the ishlnd. sun" at Great luv-risers. gamma“ so luhfl as the l'nited States 3:51“mm“.‘..‘.1;,‘..‘.‘.‘.‘.”,'.f..‘".§f;;..l.‘.‘,.'.”i Fill '0'. aVI 0w,
until do brook. Lcovmg thrle rnrrying cvcryihingln-fnre ii. in its awful . . . .' . . . . conunud 1,0 'urchlncgHyrrhunjon and . . , . A .I S
7 M.“ \r us, till. 1. Dr. Alumnipriyrn A _ P to 0Lonnor in: «min mllillllr vii lllt f. . fill 50“,“ Mn.“ ”Ml. Uri-Sill?
out of the question 2800 fury. and much «unicorn was felt for the horn Hell. lin’t‘lilnl’ (.y the "M“...N‘nnd coin sliver money. ballot. Mr. il'l‘nminr nwle “ “NHL. in m
' . ' , solely “' the :0" "r dill inhabitants who Dr. lielobtdlc. the iiilinent (“7"th illlyfll- " M“ M lavharlanr, h” Palmer. which he dell-mind himself for inking llli‘ . SB h” ' * I M‘ I "' w" W"-
means that four ballots and more 3.1-.» :‘igimhplthh‘stvapel’sir; milling?" ro- CM. “limit inrpsilgntlum lulu the low-i of [43¢ ill-hale was coutiilsilsd by Mr. Power stand hutllll in the mount! last wininr r» . L 0. JENN|NGS
VI I on . M . A. _ ' . tslsin ' .tolltoth re h -~ , . .L ' '
V Ema", minuw tho wk. bio“ ll ”my? While "I“ bill! not been mu. fligllifltlrllli‘lhl: till;‘zityyglvlr’tliiyul’dtnlfl'l‘u and 1:; Lil; Pdll‘lfd‘; in its adzocgl 2: Iatlrassiosst a! .l'uigs Robertson. "Millnl Id" D .33 8H0 M Mill‘s.” Pa 0' “a 8‘ calclminfll Pllfllfl
llrnmd. uni-n u clilsniity won ,poeislbls in first “I“... m. W... v; 34,, n.1,...” 09"“ there was Winn: PLAle, N. Y.. (M. 4.’".liltlfltl Misstpsyfllmhlfysiy 53.50,“. or p "g , ,
«gr—=3 view of the terrible storm iii. BsyuilCook . .. on “Mum,“ m.) amusing m,“ Mr. Robertson 1,” announced (m. puhlh-rtlon 8 Shoe. fit squiltotustoni mdoandloolllnd And dealer in
WI“ resolution. passed by M n-portsid by the loot: llshcrlniin. A II! Bess Duel-rod of. . liuliois Inserted his belief a“ there were u)“ be will not ricenpi. n niiuiilintlnn for “Hum. [youulihlcotcnomlzolnyocrlool’trfi. W‘ll PIPE“ “NB Bunnins
« liopul’t also lllMl it that the settlements so Mliltlilll mils, h, J.. on. i. it was ssul . u ,. ., t u v . .. om rehash: W. t. Don in Short. lions and
i it h srac ll ll baa ednlo u n V“ K
“Councilmen lit their moral . not! who i o or us ysnxlons the mists. c i ll.) irsi North nu mm ,5“ No .3
ChenlurAmsizmlli. which is directly across firm the special three cornered handicap town" "put hill. and he almost chai- the senate then any other iliilti and my. yritasrmmm 1).. {91'9me forltwhcu ”up", my“; W” a? limit doe-large: styles 0’
calls for the «instruction the buy from (irszdl [relimdilmnlm‘l 90:23 firsilfilnl‘rnl";“l""“hT“”""‘“¥' ”£9“ loosed the trial of vhysleal endurance that hols not nu sspirnnt for nnypollilcnl "Mm‘mm '-“'”“°”""" 5W” l'apero.riln:-den snd Gilt Hooligans takes
_ ulsterrilileioiisn ie. utt loose on g tor on urn put stivas to lure n _ ' houses or nspoctlon no notes ypouis'.
”'wflefl pm“ for menu conflrmstlon. Nonsmmunlmtimiwss pos— run M. Linden p'ir'st hm Iiiilsu through. and :fhgr‘llxilel‘iranpdll'ird'o'venmvtttmtghvfiunfl honors. ,-v......_...~..._. J. S OH AUB. “gr-— molt Intimates ehsoefully elven.
" providud. of course, it is dbl» with those points. and it will ilotibt- that Morons Duly hm ih-rliuevl to race tomineof ”an", tshloloflhtseostwhu '0‘ I. “Wk-b N" “mm“ - ~r~~~-~---:— :.,.,,...._.,_.. ..-....._-.._..
lerilbrneversl days beforetho extent otthe 'l‘iirnrnuny again. mrmymn‘ Oct. 1-“;th llnlros. . . . . .. .. . . ..
tbs-s on for two counsels . illustrating the lrnnirlnary scene of :m
, , 1 mummy there. ismsde known. . . .. - ,4 who “u the latter men Thelncidenty vice president oi the llungorimi lJWl‘l’ . V I..." . Ytl’l‘ . S‘IYFFER ,
. h ratified by a majority ll “Mnlsn reported thnt several ciuusl- “mm" T'Wb" ""W'Wl- mm.“ 3"“ “mum“,m‘. ' house. snppuml st first to nuimlicd {rum W} " .. ‘ . ‘ . ' ' ‘ ', I"! “Elma - ..........-._
,m 0‘ lb 1 3‘ till) ‘10,, tics had occurred in the neighborhood of MOY‘TINNNM‘. All. 0% 4.“50't‘mm Mr. lhluphy of .‘o'ewYorh in“ before the accidental injuries, is now rcporimlinhnva : 3..., opp.“ 5:10...“ mum...“ _ .
p .9 t iy. i . Fori.,-lmrknon. but there was no wny 0‘ Jones receivoilnnwo here last night from house adjourned and whed the chamber committed minds on iii-count ol butt-[IBM 31.”? l ”qu illSCllllEliS. " I ”as. n“. I. L Wilma“
WI “Wilde light Phi” hos .7t‘illnunl. iliti particulars. "‘9 “h"lfl 9' Mi'w cum” ”yin“ "l“ Will mung”, dawned mods ‘ Middle "0“ka Illll 'lflhmalameflh- I copy PLMI'ITS. n I” c heconsolted It heroines
' « successfullnvutmom sou ““""‘”" “MW ”"n" w... ”‘"‘" ”m" "m b” "‘i“"'“iw’°“,}".é°dfi’ f," no»: to mun- the pilot-ls oi the New ' “w"; o...- .. gain..." I ‘ l Llilldillldtizl. lllfliflijliililiifl ... “n ' ‘
I Tlltifirl’mll “mum.” the storm on the decilgiiit oli‘ihs .oulnllls oi; !. it» sl 9 York bridge bill. but although Mr. W". alumnus \’ J (Int 4-—A'i‘ho Oiford ‘ liliriACE'ileNTh, “2 an“ at" 3'1“.”n’ of.
. satisfaction Them is no Mi mink of tho river from New Orleans 9“ e. I“! "“99" "i ”m 9" tier of New York tiacllosd torihject mu. Iron md 5...";n‘npgny’h'nvémnmm we!“ lullommoilun. Iwizwlnn.clc; mm “mm“, mu. m, d" except and”
I mercantile plant "3000‘ b? 1" ”‘0 3“” h to the crops. in“! especially “m “'“U "' murder. consideration “I the hill. mm" “1M, 01- ations In their usll mill st (Mord and are ”'00 n "’0' w mmwmm The Doctor isa molar viii-leis and or
"3"” "hm" ”'fl'm‘ severely. Of course Viortr [loin N l Oct 4 —l.enn "m“ in raising the ”in”. Motocross ' p tosinrt up their extensive roll- M litmltltqililllt.“ thearsstslsieen leflflhflmflelhfllflfilflh
Wm libs reunite. South “"r' loony houses blown down. but their niowu‘ win killed her '03?" sub lint! two on its ”Mn" 1"" rots disclosed the Mill“ lloth willhomn wlihnrer-uced ”filial. ’mlllgd‘zgll‘lfilm 0' Oddly . '1'“ 7' h. aolfariu
K‘I . I men are now depend van... in the nemesis". compnrutlvely clllltll’t‘ll u" Willism ilsrwy “ "m; “so presence ill in members. it heintin theat- 31.043va (drizi.....iminmr.:ms ' wfinfinbn‘gfildh’Tn‘l’ 321425335}.
”a npenking. does not amount to much. Most Won found not “my on the ground a, in' drmatlve and l3 in thonegative. Previous . ' . ,......._.._... .... UOIII. ”gugy I 3 FUN p g a demand with the aunrsncs’ oi rec vine the
h for sliuas and ricetrir ..i ilw buildings which succumbed to the it mm H". mmmnm‘m m, “mm", to this. episode illl debate on the federal no m...» com sum uihnyr‘siltnltsllevs orifure. a—OI'FICE ——-- moststliltnl and scientific imimm nun
fury of thesis-moms were the property of son y ' ‘ election bill was continued by Mr. North 4 .4“. i. g . l W .»W~M—~N~r-~-~~~> . “"30".” ”If" "I" medicine. “MW!"
um so ill‘ who lost ever this in the m“““"“"“"““" y mi. mt My my [Chill ““3““ Oct. ‘ ” sour ” ”Hm” r. Guaranteed to furnished for ionhssmsntosses. Tosdrlnsmn-
M I! iil‘ Ii '. ”M “m“ a “if” “no: ,.._.,-. ._ .,.,.....,,. Wily 0 i in ‘ .‘K 1:390 0““ l” mrmell Ill! imminent of the cover enou‘2gi preventanilrurc em. All loom grumpy” rspii 349‘
W “"0 Mill“) “" ”a.“ 3 l l“ ‘ ' ell f ’ so... [ltg'onld find“ is“ sunny, in oppmiiiml not by . r. orestofCon- aonrtin the case of the People versus John : Moor. Primahcir 0 MI” m V
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Mayor. its very cum dill,“ MSW" 11:“ 'i‘f'. ’ f“ J'“” Now inns. t . 4 «Mrs. Fltzarrnltl, ”ecilclflmldMfi Kiln“ “Worth-up» “hm, . corona mom, my... “‘an nuns—- n. m... M __._- M y
' "a N m II no (Units: "M" ' mu ' “m'r " "' m up as who shot and ltlll Mrs. l’cnnall in s jeal. W" 9’ lb _.,.,,...,. mm offlt'flth tor murder. 1.
W” m 9 . 3 ‘ ‘ . ' nun rune Monday. ‘mflslflnfid in court. "w.“ llsase‘l‘ets. www—www—a W «Wu. .. ~~ — .. «
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w piper '.. “it“. lm'IIlll‘l? 3:1“):‘lflule’n'lni'k’li'il‘rwlz'llll!:1"; ...,:....~..»...»-—«—-~ :::.:.J‘;‘ftxntékcuag.’:um£;mfif finned Inarchihl.t|wi;m lit! lint! l'llptll‘i 0' as on [)0 ALL [“309 of
so. “ ‘ '-' '“ ‘ “i "‘ " ' Mum“ “iron“!!! W load 0. ' . ' taut information that e intro: 5 to miss ‘
~M ‘9 “0" 0‘" item“. the w" of NM" "WW" Prime "1' narrow. Ky. on. t.-~'I'he onus "" “m" “m" “{fi'fi‘rfl'm sun. lsstmolnent. 0’44“? Street Plumbing. Steam
daughter oi s and: smile-i ilenrl .1. John, will" mm ”m” rml m“ refused w place Ins manner '1' H In its. W. t, 2 , ,
son and an unknown. At ilw old mutton. . “mm. wound" or mriirulsr crutches on ito moron-(limit? “:th tfifllfllmlm were West . I“. y. g.” g.._ x I . All!)
, ~ “l” “‘“l‘mi ”'94!“ chlldaon "‘ “ ”‘5 trains. uriil negro tmvei ontlmt mod bite "a“. M ‘ ' “gm I lie Blmtltifllfli. Milan. Oct. t.~“. W. 2‘) south 08.8 Flttlll
‘ ‘ ‘ . lllnxlr. At the kinematic—James 0””. been unusually henvy. “39 “uh, 12683;“. a!” "a“ “hid” m“ "If wnf'd'. me", .3 my“! , “I
Vsmmof RM! “9' pm.” nay...” w.-. ”Mum... xvzlzvaiaod'ln “gym" "' nth Mamlchil‘lflKfi‘mJl “”99“” 9".“ 7' WI! n‘“"‘"‘ M “‘8 n
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