Athaonsursteollro.
all! EVENING serum.
{m um—Bymdhla ad-
”mi: Oumthidotthree
Minimalist. Mennonm
umber-.180 sweet. to herald
‘ astrin-
“III-“WWW “To
duel-yd I‘Vertisemnts fur-
“Won.
mwmquNnmnm,
:talsphuao call. 02-5. Branch
PWQWsllstrset. Norwalk; telephone
4.
Manors
m is. . ,
‘ ‘ 7” "35136 annual.
- ‘Bou'rl Norman. Cons.
‘ THURSDAY. NOVEXBER’D. 138.
W
KEEP THE PEOPLE EMPLOYED.
_ l'x-hsatmm Harrison ones free-
ly My, at his home in f’ndisn-
“opium result of the elections.
“among many things that he sold
‘ this “i have always held that one
0.1.1!” highest aims of gournment
Whole,“ possible, so regulate of-
W'“ to keep its people employed.
dim men's self-respect and con-
dues-to higher order of citizemhip.
finsrsisno more pathetic sight in the
waldthan a strong. honest. able and
p industrious man. willing to work and
: - seeking work in vain. The pres.
no condition tends to” the lam of
film“ on the part of men driving to
" m and to discontent with the
natural and established order or things.
'I can readily see how 9. man can advocate
free trade without any impeachment. of
his Intelligence or motives, but I cannot
no how men of intelligence can teach
thatwe may pass from such a policy so
i embodied in the McKinley law to such
actress was foreshadowed in the Chica-
go platiorm without the greatest
I“ and hardship. The necessary
Mm!“ of business in anticipation
or icon srsdical change naturally lessens
Monica here. and the lessening of
w production increases importation.
and volume as the natural sequence the
put condition of affairs. The Repub-
all“! party,“ I have had occasionto
, ”More. stands committed to no par-
. W schedule or law. but it does stand
committed to the American industrial
Wand the principle of promotion.”
should lnallo'saeeho
Tin war or Grevesoud. as John Y.
thsbeen designated. is not to be
muses. it seems, to escape the conse-
w 0! the outrages he per.
painted on election day and
b day bolero. From all sides
com a demand that he be punished,
'0 it now looks as if no stone would be
at nomad to bring him to justice.
’ It was It. HoKsns‘s blind son, it will
III mocked. who recently hocsnm
I. Ill! m of Miss Minnie Saunders.
tho brighter of a former pastor of the
m Kuwait lethodist church. Con-
“ local interest therefore, at-
“ to If. InKaoe’s doings.
on anyone tell why, at this season of
the year. money is expended on the
MIMI? his time for frosts. frosts
{ “and; new roads are more suscept
_ ‘ Illa than old ones; and before spring they
’ . Q“ be a decided nuisance. Roads should
“b worked in the fall. lore vigor in
is: was this direction. u m: is
V“.
Man are indulging in a great
Owl 'ot "l-told-vyou-so” sud “just-sol-
w talk, and sunroof them who
”W with the adminis-
_ insulin: through their lists,
m. it will he Ioltlulsy.
”My.
' W
ms ’1 'l‘lll crust still.
)flsot'nsssmonvss.
MIMI-m.)
b or those tidal waves that
.muu country, and was
stthsosot‘barrollso tho
. ills power last November.
wuwmhfldtlmfl
. Worms-nieces
‘ ~ We w. .m:
a.“ whoa sissy mil-solos
Sections] 1 Covering
'_ hereunto senses.
’ : ‘ ,.
STOVE LINING
A SUBSTITUTE FOR "88381952
So.ll0lwalkllaldwarecll.
1- we
oun ‘ mixture-rec
Will" and "ME .
Full Figures Show increased Re-
publican Majorities.
1. hf.
8. ‘J.
o. M.
no Voters In New York Belated lay-
and hr are: sum sod, mum Ber-b:
“can uuunm in the Legislator-Airy
Jenny's Innate Republican by Ono.
lines You. Nov. 9,.eTho latest returns
from all parts of the state show that the
Republican victory is fully as great as the
most enthusiastic of that party's leaders
have claimed.
Bartlett‘s majority for judge of the court
of appeals over Maynard is in round fig-
ures 89.700. General Palmer's majority
for secretary of state is 35.000
0f the 60 counties. Maynard secures a
majority in only seven—Albany. Chemung.
Greene. New York. Renswlser. Schoharie
and Sell , . lie carries New York by about.
38.000. in smallest majority is in Greene,
iii. Bartlett's largest majorities are in
Killgo,20.000; Erie. President Cleveland’s
old home. 11.500;hfonroe. 8.000. and Cline
tauqua. 6W0. The smallest majority is in
t. ‘l’ntrlek ll. Roche. D.
h. “Bar-meal J. Foley. 1).
Amenibly . Democrats
a ‘W.ll.l)e. .l"lll'1‘
slonrumumt'.
E. “'Jlululi ~cl'. ll.
, NEW \‘lllils.
1. John ll. Vl'lirellile. D.
J. (’ullnimn. D.
A. Mitlllnollt. l).
Dinkt-isplol. l),
7. John (J. stein. D.
8. T. J. O'Donnell. 1).
I. .1. ll‘. Meliwnullt. ll.
lo. 'M’llllum Shiner. l).
u. 1. u. sl‘..,~uleld.‘n.
‘lln-vlrt‘ll-d. ‘
t5enste--~-Delnoomls. 16; Republicans. l7.
.litl: Republicans.“
We.
v: sum.
1‘. J. Eldridge. R.
wssuilmoa.
'W. ll. Hubble. R.
* ES;
Genuine Article.
Wrmem We":
TiBllll. JOHNSON & 60..
us! ms ’smrl .
42 south sun. flush seem lei-:13. g mo groan.
Mt! " smote-strum 60
THE "REVISED RETURNS. {hill-(55.5%.. ‘ 1.15:: "3h“.
WAY)“.
I). ll. iiorton. it.
‘ wwrcrlllrlis.
l. M]. llnrrlgan.D.
ll. John Berry. D.
3. smith Lent. B.
wroxlua.
it. F.1‘ilton. it.
“Tut,
A. F. Roblhsoll.B.
STEAM PIPES ~W~ . ' ”1;“
~ p. u DIAMONDS ....
as c ,
"memos-um” CHANGE
lollllillioll’sl’lmnsty
$15.0llinliold
wearersslnswwor
loam mam.
TO
MAKE
mu
craves.
or is" mm. mm
sun so sisters.
RANGES
AND .
.lllllilll HEATERS.
Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
.BY “I 0)! OR BARREL.
Funny and Baal Work
A SPECIALTY.
lllVlsslllllgton 8t.8o.llorwsll.lll
lull
‘ have only i‘leetol-oae senatnr~8toata 01
Schenectady, p5.
Meyer. the Democratic candidate for see-
more than Mnyusrd. The counties which
be carried and which go against Maynard
are Queens (Meyer's home). Richmond.
Rocklsnd. Schenectady nod Westohestor.
Meyer’s majority in New York county is
more than double that of Msyuard~ol.m
in Kings county his vote is 9,000 more than
Maynard's. . The total nlnjorities for judge
of the court of uppenls and secretary of
state are its follows: Bartlett. 135.000; May-
nard. 45.300; Palmer. “19.000; Meyer. 71.000.
The Democratic rout in Kings is com—
plete. Besides the loss of the mayor, their
control of the board of older-men is gone.
This puts all the power- in the hands of
their political opponents.
the Democrats in Kings county. not to the
riotous scenes in Gravesend. but to the
general feelingpf dissatisfaction. asshown
by the voters in vurious states.
JUDGE ELECT EDWARD T. liARTLE’l‘T. ’
Times of Glens Falls.
Now York Legislators.
are its follows:
rm: ems-re.
District.
17. J acoh Rico. D.
18. M. F.(‘olllns. D.
it). 'A. J. Parker. D.
Disirict.
1. John L. Phillis. E.
" M. .l. ('ofley. I).
Henry A. Smith. I).
(i. A. Owens. R.
Don llruxileandJ).
‘Juhn McCarty. l).
‘lll. T. McMahon.D.
'John l‘.Abenrn. l').
D. 'l‘. D. Sullivan. 1).
[0. I". A. O'Donnell. D.
ll. Joseph C. Wolff. ll.
l2. '1‘. C. O’Sulliven. 1).
ill. l'llurles ll. (lily. ll.
ll. '1. A. Guitar. D. 3]}. (3. H. any'. D.
lll. (LWJlobortsonJi. in. if. H. Parsons. it.
ill. Clarence hexow. ll. 35!. F. W. Higgins. ll.
rill. AMBIIIILY.
)2. E. ii. lafrtra. l).
25. l". I). Kllburn. ll.
28. 'H..l.(‘uggeshall.fl
3.
L
5.
6.
7. -
H.
5. 'E. O'Connor. R.
ill. 'l'. ll. Sexton. it.
Vi. ll. '1‘. Bmslzor. R.
”l. ‘0. 1t. Parsons. [L
29. C. W. Pound. D.
ALBANY.
l. William lmh. ll.
:5. W. A. (farmll. D.
ll. Jami-:4 Brennan. 1).
l. i', )4. Douglas. 1).
it. John (”urrlgnn. D.
iii. A. Sclllllinger. l).
16. V. .l. bowling. D.
C. W. Terry. ll.
cams.
ll. M. Wilcox. ll.
2. M. F. 'l‘oblrl. D.
24. ll. W. Htullf‘il. D.
l. C.Cotrhlnu. ll.
2. l-Ilmoli tilebort. it.
0. Charles Bruno; it.
t. .l. 1.. Whittol. it.
5. Philip (mm. H.
6. C. l’. Helmplin. it.
1. 'il. Thornton. it.
I. ‘Jolln Klusslla. D.
mutants.
06' If“).
infill!)
‘lisrrlson ”limit.
itlilus.
l. 'Wm. J. Plant. 1).
8. 'J. A. lieunrssy. l).
h "J. J. O‘i‘ommr. I).
t. ’J. J. Mill. i).
I. 3. H. m. .
0. 'Il. refinement).
maestro.
0. ll. (roller. it.
A
retsry of state. carries 12 counties” live
J uhn Y. McKone attributes the defeat of
A. B. Colvlu. who was elected state treas-
urer by a handsome majority. is a gentle-
man well known throughout the State. He
is the editor and proprietor of The Daily
The senators and nesernblymen elected
Lil. ‘il..l.l)ona1dsoll.R.
22. 006th Mullin. it.
1%. C. “K Stapletnn. R.
11!. '1. ll. Soulhw'h. D.
ALLEOANY. 17. i‘. F. 'l‘rnlnor. D.
Fred R. Robbins. it. W. D. J. (ileum. D.
rumour. ill. 1'. J. Korrllrsn. D.
J. (‘. Brownell. It. on. 'W. ll. McKoon. D.
('ATI'AIIAI‘OUN. 2i. Mines Herman. 0.
fl. George C. Collin. D.
on sermons. at ‘John Keloher. 1).
ii. l-‘. Nixon. it. w. ‘l.. Davidson. 1).
mussnoo. 2:. ‘0. l’. Webster. 1).
llnvllll-tllrrwdet. E. ‘J. 1". llelllY. 1).
random. 29. 'A. i‘. Butts. D.
it. P. hush. D. ll). '(t. C. hisrrln. I).
trauma. humus.
E. t‘. linker. ll. John if. ('larh. R.
(million. «mom.
.i. C. lltlgolxlmn. R. l. ‘E. J. Elwood, D.
t‘0ll'rl.AllD. it. Jmanhl'ortor. it.
ii. i". in. it. osmium.
museum. 1. J. F2. Wells. l't.
Wesley llnulll. R. 2. ‘J “'yrkoff. PL
llt'fl‘llm :3. W li.llolallng.ll~
l. '15. ll. 'l‘nmmm. It. (mama.
2. A. ll. Uruy. it. W.l.. l’srkhurst.fl.
lnll. (litMIOI.
[lorry A. Jonea. it.
'D.E.Alnsworth.lt.
l
m ‘Iotl‘lmm it. Jam" it. oovnusou .ll‘lllsuli’.
”Mums. pry-rs“. ' is simply unprecedented. Melly counties
A.H.Mstlhews.il. 'llsmlltrm MB tlml llm‘u uowr before been Republican
WW” Alum-“limo“ Hollies. haw fallen into line.
'I'hlllv Keck. it. 1. Jam- Robinson.“ A. u sample. Franklin county.\:hloh ts
“:2’1ffifi'm' it. gi‘ns'Z'kfib'Y‘mmR-n one of the. Democratic stronghoh oi the
chm. ‘ figé‘fiém’ state. has gone Republican llyovsrl.l0tl.
14m" Stead. p, l. ““mJthoenanJ). Congrevsmmt Outbwsite‘s district. which
"mm“ 1. 01.”. Uhsrshsvut. giro» n plurality of em right along. this
cw. (Y. We it. s. ”via: .1, m, 1). year unite McKinley over 800. Uhllllsothe
ID
flieh‘l Mellow.
STATE Tumul‘unlt ELI-lei" A. ll. mum.
The plurallties of Bartlett lilld Maynard
are as follows:
nionllmcs roll llAIiT- Orleans ........... Lfiil
Licrr. (ism-ego, 4.1m
Allegedly ......... 24m (lingo... Gill
Emotion... .. Jill l’ulmlnl 0m
Cutlnrhuizus... . 2.7m Qllvirllti.... hill
Cu) ugh ......... BA!“ llwkhlml. fill
(‘lllmllluqlm...,, llgl’fi St. imunmrt Mill
(“lil'xzullguu . .. ._ 1.7m Hunting-4.. 2.:th
('lllilnll .......... -"' firslmlulrle Pl?
(‘olumhiu . Selmyler“ om
St‘llt'i‘lln ..
Sit-ulwn.
Hulfuii...
(‘Ilrtlrl-lli ..
Drill“ A! 1-,. ..
Dilii'llosu ..., ...
Erie ..
Exist-x, .
Frnuklm... . ..
Flill‘n.t ”nil
firm-See .. ... ....
.. -..-- '
ill U Lléi)
2.233
(mu-n:- . . .. llll \"lu-llingmll ".01"!
“i‘l‘kllllvl‘. L‘Alll \Vuylur. . . ‘.~
Jt‘flv'r‘lfil” L’Jlll “'yulllllur.
Kings. . “this! Yulrs ............ lit-5
leuis. ”..‘r‘l stilt-nines loll sun‘-
Livingston it'll \‘slui.
Mlullsm. .. 2.1V“ Allsul)‘ Mill
Munlw .. $.11“? (’llvlllung. .
.‘lnntunutrry 77H New Yuri; .
'1
3H)
_ Ln.»
. 0.500
Hl'llfml‘lfll'r
llll‘lilll mil .......
Si'llou N nil) .....
Ningum .. .
(illollllt ..
Onondaga.
Ollmriu. ..... lim \"vshiw:trr. 413
linings” . . 2.2m
Tum! fur mm M. .......... .. 119.15)
'l'lnm'l fur Mu: “.I' I. .............. 1:375
liltl‘lli'l‘.“4 "MU-Wily ...................... “LL30
l'omnyli‘lsuh.
PM” if : i l :Ilt. X .2. 1| "villi full ro-
llllll~ in 1:. .. xi Uh’ll)‘ (‘llllilly in the
slum, ii In 2.. ..~ (hung): lllt‘ “t’plllllllflfl
ll.:ljnl'lly my 2: .. mule lll’kt‘l would not be
lo» lanll I. M, The nlliviul mm in ul-
nlml wr-l) ill‘l'illl'i‘ llll». hr oxen-sled illc
l“l‘.l‘.l.lii" of My lllml sulllzlll'xI-P Republic-
fill“. .‘.l'lw'im..l county. for lll‘fililill‘t'. has
been put Pin“ :x in tho Republicull column
for 20”". ll ul\'\~ m‘er tum. Arm»
Blrl'llu. n‘llis {l “4:. mtilmlluil at 1.7!”. gives
‘.’.lil': l’l-uwr. vsl'llnutml lit Lilli gives
1.7.3: lilllir. l'slillallluil m. 23““, gin-s 3.106;
llulllwun'. t'hlllllllll‘ll llt 15,300, gives RN”;
“'l-sln urrllmll, rst'lnlulcll nt N00. gives
2,500; ll lllll I ”about hilllllllt‘ll Ill. LL‘lll, glVl'S
LMP: .‘lt‘l‘t‘i r, rl-llliitils‘il lll 050. girl-s 2.0m.
(‘irllllvr county. which hull llt’t‘ll Cllllt‘l‘olt‘ll lo
the lli'llllll‘l‘lll'i by Till. ullly gum» them ll
rrmjurili'. ‘
;\.-‘- llll- prululhll' llllijul'il) ill lflt' slum. as
cumputul {tum ”ll‘ previous ntlllmlrs,
“'lh ilhg‘lh. \lll- lili'ht' 'llll'rullso lll ull‘lriul
llllljlll'llli's lvurm lull little-doubt llmllt
it ill ultimately l-I-lloll ”0.50m more. Last
night the Cli)’ mm in a blaze of enthusiasm.
and the «tn-«l. m-rn full of partition. with
lines bomb. drum corps rind curnpnlgn uni:
forum. who oboe-ml themselves hoarse with
delight. . . p .
Ohio.
(‘u|,if.\llll'9. 0.. Nov. ll. ~lt mm seems
plolmlllv llmt Governor Ml-Klnil-y's plural-
lly will ri‘lll‘ll “IMHO—figures tlult have
never bot-ll lipprmlclit'il slur-v "l‘leh won
his fltlllllilfi Victory over Vlillllulllghluu(lur—
lllu llll‘Wlll‘. Every revise of the return:
from the counties m‘l‘ll-l ll few hundred. per
hupla ll thou Iliilil. l-l this total. The result
s
Neal‘s home. owes McKinley n plurality 0
Mi. This is the first tints it has M can
rial since the WM.
Governor hloltlllloy's other is thronlfll
by people of all closers. and tel ms some
so thick and foot that it is n is to open
thorn. The Republicans all over the state
are wild with joy. and it lsprobahls thst
the celebrations of the result will be on a
parallel seals to the tremendous victory.
New Jersey.
’l'saitros Nov. ll.-l..atsst rsturssmska
the Republican My in on may
one slur-um»- es
marmalawmmm
a .. or“
WW
m
sscrnerson next You. Too mmoorats
Warren wnlil’MWhO hall a majority at
about 400. This. with the nine holdovsrs.
gives the Democrats 10 members. or one
loss than a majority.
Bradley. the Republican and Cltlsons'
league candidste in Monmouth for sen-
ator. defeated Tribune. race track Demo
out. by about BOO. This of course was ac-
eompllshed by Democratic votes. as the
county is normallynbmll Low Democratic.
Lawyer Stien of Eatontown. a Democrat.
who worked (or Mr. Bradley's election.
says that. Mr. Urnllley reuo‘nlsss that ho
was elected by Democrats on on sntlrsos
track issue sud will be a bar to the sub
stftutfou by tho Republieousof Republican
partisan legislation for the present Dam.
lows collated by the Democrats. Mr. Brad-
ley. Mr. Stein said. will act with his party.
however. and will favor the repeal of any
laws passed by DemocraLe which take ad-
vantage of the itepulllicann
. Iowa.
has MODEM. Nov. 0.—~.luoksou's friends
now clulm his plumiilyfur governor to he
who. it la the most stupendous Repub
llcuu landslide ill the history of the state.
(irnernl Wcuver says the result is a rebuke
to the administration of Cleveland for
abandoninglte promise to relurm the tar—
lfl. Then Weaver says the Democrats of
the northwest have always been pl to
silver. Another thing Weaver lays t e de-
feut to is theYtrmldle on silver. The legit
Iature will be overwhelmingly Republican.
The complete returns from lilackhawh
county. Governor lioies' home. give Jock-
son 3.1“: miles. 2.303 «.1 net Republican
gain of .300 ore: the vote of lliill.
Virginia.
Ril‘lluph‘ll. Nor, ‘Jm The Democrats did
not poll tlu lr lmml Sln'llgtll. and the Re-
publicans dill not. support the I'opuliotl
Omniul mid llllulllclzll returns indicate that
the Democrats have carried fimllntorial
districts. the l‘opul'lalsl our. undone district
is still in lluuhl. ill the members elected
to the boiler nf ill-leltlitee. the Denlocruls
will prulmll, luwvln out of tholtllelected.
lllllicul'lul» ‘u-IuI to the belief that the Dem-
oornlio llmjlll'lly in the state will reach
50,000,
Ilassaennsotta.
lioe‘l‘os. Sm. Ll. The result of the elec-
tion lute lulu-n erorybmly by surprise. The
most t‘llillllalllslll'. Republics“. even as into
as 'l‘umlny lnrrumu. would not predict
more llmu mum plurality for Grecuhnlge.
while the mung.- cullscrmtive did not
nlillit- his cSlllllllit‘ ubm'e “Will. The vote
on 'l‘ucsnluy Will-1 tin-eilbnllzc. Witch John
E. Russell. lfsljw: Greenllslgu’s plurality.
35,0“.
Colorado.
Dl-ZXVElt. Soy. il.~—’l'ile returns show a
Republican gniu in almost every county
and Populist losses. in Arapahoe county
the entire lirpailliicuu tlekol except justice
0f the lwucx- \\ .u elected by Lil.” plurality.
in other counties the h'allli is almost slm~
iinr. l-unnl sullmge has been carried by
500 majority. ‘
Kentucky.
Lul'lsrlui‘. ,\ma flw'l‘hu lh-mocrsta
lllm- gnlmul prullullly ill legislators. partly
line in llll‘ h‘viislrivliug of the state by tile
last legislature. ‘l'lle Populist» have been
prurtilully \\\|le i lit. The l’t’lliilCl’ltC! will
have M. llli~l ‘.- '. t; t‘llill'l'ti uf lbclt‘glslfl-
this out of u twin. of Lei.
M or) iaml.
liAlxl mum. Nor. tl,-- The lh-mlx-mts
hove ourrlul llll~ ytlllhl‘ by 150.0“) plurality.
They itl~n rim: m of the ill members «if the
llmlfw dril‘g;tlr.~ alu-l ‘3" our l f :13 atllflltlfl,
The Rt‘llllllllt.lll'~ Luiuwllnuh lly Lll \it‘nlt‘ln
null soulln-rn Maryland,
Kansas
Tori-its. Nor. ll Noluilhstnmliuu the
lulrrm- l'r'ptll'lil. ‘Jlt' l‘u willy.» i‘lh‘llll they
have rurrIt-tl the sllilr ll.;ll llxlzl ll lllil mum.
of \llle‘h “ill ln~.lrmlt ll..~lr lillleolectintl
prellll'llulm.
l'lnlt.
>- r‘slxr l..\lll: ('m. Nov. ll.»—i-Zlccliuu re-
turns from llll um i" tllr ie'rlllul') indicate a
mixed rmull. \\ llll inrgl- lirpullliouu gains
on the nil-mgr.
Got Ills lilll'c- in n Nwintllo.
Pllovlllml r, Nu. ll l‘lu- urn-«tether.
L'llurlch. llmlimlt: for using the United
Stun-s lnllll u ill. Lil. ..l l»: llril‘lilul Witnl&
Drumnu ml. ll. Km ‘r’urk 'ntlz'allrrs, out
of llll ill lam... . .lmnnlu. ‘l;l ll partial
confusion on :l- pun Illul ...~ limo gum,-
wrong. Alli-l" IE Mum; [lli' Wllula clue
m‘rr. llmwwr lm «wlrlllllwl In pit-millet
guilty in l2 .- thlll-llll. null lll lll‘fthll‘l. of
“.50" lmil \\.l~ t“ “Alum-d In (In: i’mvl~
llelloe county jml lwl' the 1m Llltlllllu‘y trial
on Friday um u. M ll m.
‘I‘Io ll. .iuk l'urtor aurl Died.
llus’l’ux. Sm. ll. li.uumh 'l'uulc. ngstlhl).
and hl-rilmmhlw Iii-«Mic. u.;~ul 2.3, living
at as Weill 'l‘liilil atom, :mlll lloston.
drunk part of u Itulh- (ll lluplll'lul port"
Willtllltvfllllillll‘lil- «I It! I. lwurhy liquor
storemml hull ll.| lllllll' i....-r both were
fuulullh-ml upon the llml All their living
room. All lsllhtllm)’ um only determine
what killed them.
Dr. llumim Mir-s l’srtluzlas‘s.
l‘l’l'Thllljuu. NM. ll; ill the cunt-ill DrJl‘.
it. liilll‘llnl llgullmt .‘xlxs. lint llulfllm. who
ls “t‘i‘klllfi u illlluU‘. A bill of particulars
mu llll‘ll by the lib-hull in which he says
ln-rxpmuluio lwuldi- w prove all the se-
rious charm-e. llllll lmw been lunde against
the woman during nil llll‘ plucewllugs of
the now fillllolm llull‘mn use.
ltmbrsstrr Wei-ho sen-ionoi-d.
NEW You“, Nov. ll . l’rnllrls ll. Wes-ks,
the lawyer. trustee llllll clululuiu. Mouml
from various estate... in his cure. pleaded
slug prison. .. . . ,. ‘_ ....
Artur i nut» is It. i.- ltoston.
from nervous jlflsufl'iitlnll.
tar-nus Inter in»; (looks.
villi!“ fitntes.
‘lw-l Mlozy l Anarchists In an.
Charles litmil- guillotirll tvytho
ass in lull hm.
w..- ......
lawn onion» sumo.
”fiffiwm‘s'm o. ...,
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W”, that tumor shawl-rolls“;
a! museum»
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of the umlwulclllrht of -(ll’t‘l‘ rundown
guilty helm-e ltrconlvr Hillylll. lie was
sentenced to ill aims at hard labor In sing
liosmm. Nov. xix-Id. ll. turtle, thoaotos-
known no "sirloin-I oi l'lml." Imfl'
tried for llltmlilltf.‘ l'ullmnmn llrslit in San
Francis-m, is ill the Pill Lu llnuse sulorlnu
83w Yillllt. Nov. lt—Jl‘ho Times says
that the hi; llrImm-«l clutter New York
ha been no lmlly constituted its tops-u
mt her run llmrl‘ngh‘ «lrydooklnths
Dilution. Nov 9. ~lirnjnl'nlu “films“
In Wrouwnlmrohlsxq from Hahn:
.BTlll'ETl'l'RUWE’lllll.lMK
The Author of the Barcelona
Theater Horror Confesses.
HE WAS A LEADER 0P BTBIKBRS.
lava. ”on Anarchists Arrested-Jo Is
New Thought That rmy or Thos- In-
‘ursd by the Esplosion and In the Panic
Which l‘olluwasl Will in... ' ’
the bomb in the Lyceum Opera. House,
yrhlch resullodiu- the death of runny per .
sons. is now under arrest. ills nsuwls
Mansion Slilllorll. and he has wnfltssul.
Saldlini was arrested us he was lxlmtenlng
down the staircase from the top gallery
just after the explosion.
When he was taken beforenjudge, he
gave vague replies to the questions put to
him. The only definite bit 1:! luformutlon
that could be got from him wastliuthe
was the leader of it recent sll ilio of umrhle
workers. A search Wins made of llishouse.
but nothing (f u crlminuting nature was
discovered.
At a council of the ministry hinPClltl pow-
ers were granted to the police to pursue the
Koreans connected with lust night's crime.
be new powers conferred are equivalent
to the suspension of the [when corpus.
It is now reported that 50 of the wounded
persons col mt recover. A considerable
portion of the furniture of the theater was
ruined. and the decorations werediunugell.
Till-urchltccl llmt ordered that the house
be temporarily oloaui.
'l‘sln More lionlln Pound.
Two more lmmlm huvo been discovered
wlonullw debris in the llt'lilulln‘lu-d por-
tion of the theater. Had it“ four bombs
exploded. tho (ll’affllflltlll of hip alumni the
Lil“) people- in llu‘ house Would llll\‘t‘ lM-u
mull-thing nppnllillu.
The daruluzv llnlw by the one bomb that
exploded mu lawful. and it was not l‘t/ll-
filled to the spot “here till: lllia~lll~ lnndu‘d.
A flt‘llllt'lllllll n In» mus allllllg ill ”1" four-
teenth rim .1 lllc stall-4. some illslllllro
away. was killed by It fragment uf the
bomb, and lluullu-r fragment hit the coil—
ing and left It lllrrillcllmlirk. The lights
were not put out by the explosion.
Among the llt'll'l are u young married
pair who were on their melding trip. All-
other victim mu- n lady who met about to
become a mother. A merchant of the city
of the name of iiulllo .lrnpgwl dead on
henringthunuws of the terrible lllf‘ltslm'.
A jeweler mum-ti l’enulr. who hull n mur-
s‘t‘loutlwtt‘lttm from death ill the theater.
returned home to llud his llllllMl hurl been
entered and robbed of stimuli
The cnumtrnpbo lms CHUM‘!‘ tL profound
sensation throughout Spain. The mllllor-
ltles of Barcelona nn- or-lmln-ll for per»
lnittlngtllv lwrpolrulivn of fnwgurnl uul~
rages by nlllmhisls or olhvr limit‘fis per-
innifi. The quovll regent is much upset.
ovr-rthis fresh ullmllllymlluxutg #0300“
lifter the Sllullinlii-r illsmit'i’. rierrll rill-
Panlu Followed the Explosion.
The llll‘ltlr‘l” is u line building. hlillrllt‘d
in the heart of the oily on llm ”illllt‘lfl lit-l
Collins, “hi-ru- lll’l‘ lnr-ulI-ll the mmt fn‘»
lillvlltvd l'lllll». ulfN. 3‘“th our! hotels.
Shortly lilis’l’ lll «fl-lurk the report of llllr’h«
ploslou wne. heard by the llr'llll‘l‘ in tho
rtrt‘s‘t. A lllrlzv tulull lllliilt“‘.ll\li'l)' flocked
to the doors of the llii‘lllt'l‘ illlll worms-t
by the [terrific rusllilm from the building.
Them: lulu-r people were in :l Nllllt‘ ut‘ grout
panic. and in the i‘rlibll ll) l-wupo from We
house Willlll‘ll :uul children and ulw many
men were kllucltml llull‘ll unll lrnmplul
upon. while other! xvi-re severely injured
in the crush.
The phllce Vulllly t‘lllll'ln'tlrl‘ll to texture
order and (u (lli‘lllitllt' cgrr-w from lllt‘ lim—
liter. lll~lllv llw li"li5l' llll‘i'h‘ll‘a‘lllll (1111th
It lilolnvmnr) .«lllpul: ’l'llmr lhu lullllcllt'e.
terrilli-ll by the \'lPllllllt' -»l‘ ~mulu- mint:
from the rum l'nf liu- ~l2i’.i.~. rod. and liltitll‘
li wild rush fur thorium-s. 'l'lle flt‘llll'.‘ and
the nlellllwrsof tlmorrhcstrn M lfll‘lillille
time slnlnlmlul lollu- but-k of llit‘ stage.
and all indent-rumble seem» of Cilllrllhltlu
prevailed. The tlill’l'llly of :\ fo-W mom
who retained their lll‘i'fil‘lll‘r' of lllilnl m the
people lu flu (llll Illl'lclly mo. llllllgl‘lllt‘r ill-
ellectulll. The prefect. till- nmyur llllll oth-
em in lllilllorily “ho \il'f‘l' III the lllt'lllt‘l’
assisted the people in Kl‘flllltlnilli’lf the.
buillllnu rind trial in calm their fours.
Molly personal. lltlii‘t'i‘l'l‘. ri-~i,~ll-Il their
efforts. olul continued in ‘llulll nlld cry for
inelllln-ru of their filllllllt‘l from whom they
hull int-nine wpllmlml. in the Ill»: rulr
(union to i-t'rl'lllllrl of llw wuluvll \l'ul‘s' no
distl'i‘wihg li' wrro lln- (Til-s. of ll;l- \\‘llllllll.
ed. )llilly lllll'ltll'v worn in the llll‘lill'l‘. and
they [ll'tll.‘i‘i.(lt‘lf to ltttvml tllv \lllllllllt'll no
fool its they could be Utlrl'il‘il um llllll llm
hall. where the deal. (lying :llul llljurl-ll
Were llthl out ml tin-lulu”. 'l‘llo \Hll'l-ll
Wit llllluth lilt' injured o'er. fillsl‘fl in tho
hospithln its full ll-l lumnillllé.
Murry Ilmvullsus "lililltr-h
V'lt'ToltM. ll. (C. Nut. l’."u\ll\‘ll.'l."i from
Honolulu suite tlllll (‘llivf .lusl‘u-r hip and
it‘ll“! Clllltllllnllltllll‘l‘ l 'hlulliwr». it his 3mm If
there en route to Hulllxm. lll‘l' lilll hurily fur
the lltllwmetll. that l'll'velllml “l“ ri-oum.
inrlld ll sort of pruloctunlto for llllwull llll'
her the form of it new trellly which will be
will to the senate in Docullibul'.
Icon. Illlls Well» the “hills. Qlluwii.
Burst. Tm. Nov. ll. ~ Mrs. Rachel
Flourney Sims wm nlsrriml in .‘l r. lfhnrhs
Henry Mills. sun of limiter (l, .‘lllll‘ of For
sienna. The bride, “‘lllmu fulhv: in n
wealthy rsncllmllu. but been llilllllllt lllmi
in' verse by the mnehnmnpuotoi ’l‘i-xlls,
iisrry Chlttendvu, who culls her ”'l‘lu- lira.
”Gum-”L..- , ., ,. _
Pulled Ilsa 'l‘rlgusr With Ills Too.
hrxlllnros. Ky. Nov. 9,«—llseur l-illlltli,
a wealthy farmer. committed suicide near
here. lie went out behind the bllrnnlld
llrsd both barrels of :- shotgun into his
head. lie discharged the gun by tolling
off his right boot and using his great toe
to pull the lrlgoer.
hulls-t Winter’s Daughter married.
Bouru Burnuusil. Pl... Nov. enamels
isshsl Evelyn Wilbur, only daughter of
President ll. 1’. Wilbur of the Lillllflll Val-
'l railroad. was married to Henry Mc-
A piano prominent lawyer at annnmih,
nos-is soars Will not no isomer-d.
Ernst». Nov. 0.«—'l‘ho verdict of Chen.
is on county wss against the removal
on county seat to western. itsttac
rattan! county defeated s tropmmnu to
strange the county rest to ours-..-
.maw..wu.~w.»
Ila Woo coral-ills. All
Hui mwmlm'lfi" ""
II P 0 art» l Lentil!"
or renders ' road.
LOBBTERlS.
Purel’e out MAPLE SYRUP.
Imported {OILS
Finest Allsortment of FISH to
*
BARCELOSA. Nov. 9.——'l‘llo man who threw“ ‘
dlliouul uuun lllrllri were arrested but lliuhl.
fisfilgymgdmfmwagh tho ‘
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W... ’
airmail.
ensue,
Scanners,
GAME,
l and ssnnmus,
be had. .'
Plenum) OYSTERS.
llunifielull,
To} hone Call. 5—“.
... Eye ,
A Can't detect the microbes of disease. ‘
and yet they exist by the million. ,:
”The thcaie the system. pollute =
the lootl and poison the vital organs. 5
Disease is the inevitable result.
MI 833D? min
dcstrow eve s it: of microbe and V
’ curt-ed cry gmmdiseasc. lt'sthc
' latest I d greatest discovery of sci- 1‘
once. No matter what form of dis- :'
ease you are sullering with it will 3
A , y you to investi etc. A 5opugc
” mix of valuable in emotion free.
The W . Mam microbe Killer Co.. 3
1 In, new York cny. ;
l. a. l OILINWN. s nun-tn stain st '
South Nor-ails.
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initiation. uslst onllnr‘intrlh‘nhl' nunoothnr if
he hasnojszlll. “urlll M‘lill it by mull upon rrrnlpt
3.
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Plumbing. 8mm and unwitting.
Tln and Shoot lron Wort.
Hot Air Hosting.
Plums and estimates furnished for either
but. dolor. steam or hot air hosting.
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